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Good Tonic
This time oyear a person very Iy '.
ersoL 's
often recede a goad reliable Med•
loin°
to build up their strength
ae a eafeguar0 kgeinet Golds or
La grippe. There . is no better
remedy, for this pmpoae than.
Scott's Emulsion of
Cod Liver Oil
WITI1 14 YPOPNOSPHlTES
orae a.eurefor Golds or Colds
that have run onhisunequalled.
Put up in two sizes -50o and
01.00 per bottle.
Sight
for far-off vision may remain
as good as ever it was but
almost everyone, at a cer-
tain age, requires a Glass
for reading or close work.
We can Ripply the BIGHT
GLASSES for this trouble.
No Exorbitant Prices
Fe SMITH
DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN.
guilt Ettu misers
A °hiel's among ye fakir' notes,
An' faith he'll pcent it.
SLEIonING is -line.
Tug days are stretching quite .percept
ibly,
WEDNEenii'e storm made the roads
heavy.
Mame. Jewitt & Bateman shipped 3
decks of home this week.
A.0, II W. will meet Friday evening
of this week at 7 30 a'oimer,
BUFFALO Robe footed. Apply to R.
Leathernale & Son, Brunets.
• S 0 T. M. will hold their regular
meeting Toerday evening of next week.
TEE aebool Miee Tillie Zimmer wee
teaobing;in near Gowaoeiowu le tempor-
arily closed owing to au epidemic in the
locality.
• 2 Loans of young people drove to Sea
forth Monday evening for a skate.
Another company wore the sliding steel
at Wiugham.
IN mentioning the Damao of the of
firers of the "Little Stars" Mieeion Bend
of Melville ohuroh lest week the hame of
Isabel Street] ,i as argentin wae omrtard
Messes. PATEN have ordered a new
maehine for $skmg oats for horse feed.
It will be in working order next week eo
that the pub'io may have their waute
eupp•ied.
Boa times have been on bend, ae well
se on foot, at the glutting rink in hockey
exhibitions, the yawn/stern as well as the
more ado!, having warm contents. Sae
urd'ty wae a field day for tn.. juveniles.
Cowes Oeuuoit will oonveue Toeeday
afternoon, 2871 Moet. The question of
who is to be Warden is always a most
interesting feature of the January ses-
sion. Robert llSeLeao, of Goderiob, a,
mentioned as a likely 0000p.nt and the
names of Reeve Leokie,of Bruiseeis, and
Reeve MaMiNau, of Hulett, aro.
also spoken of. Any one of them would
fill the position in first nines style.
EARL Beene, formerly of Braeseie,
hae porabaeed a bakery in Cavalier,
North Dakota, and will ran it On a oaeh
baste; Efts many old friends here wish
him the beet of suo0ese. Be should do
well The Cavelier Ohrooiole (aye :—
The Cavelier bakery has been said tbie
week to 0. E Seeker, formerly of Bras.
eels, Ontario. Mr. Seeker ie eo etrauger
here, ae be has e. clamber of reiativee in
tbie vioiuity.' He hae 1,d several years'
experience in the work, and will no doubt
make g.od from the start.
ROSINESS OBoNOE.—Messrs. Brown &
Galbraith, who reoeetly bought the
livery and stable of George Robb, Brae
sale, parohased Hugh Remeay's stable
and livery outfit, including the 'brie, last
week and are now in posee-sioo. They
are running both barna and have a large
and well equipped stook of riga and
horese. Mr. Ramsay, who was in town
for the past 2 years, hae bought the Iiv•
ery.bueiueee of J. E. Sweets and went
to Wingham on Testate), to take charge.
The Wiugham people will find him Well
worthy of their confidence. We wieh
him encases.
TEE LATE MB. O91ININOHA11'8 800000808
-.The Guelph &tertiary of last Fri.tay
says •'—It ix understood tbat the inear
anus bneineee so saoaesefu ly carried on
by Abe late Robert Ou ieingbam, is to be
continued by John Sntherleod, in the
preeent office, Trader'e Bank B ook.
Mr. Sntherlaud has been aesoolated with
the ogeugy for over tbirty years, and
represeotativee from the various bead
of toes have unanimously appuiuted him
ee Mr. Onnningbam'e enaoeseor, There
ie no man in the fire insurance bouioxes
to day who knows it better. The favor
and cot& (eine in whioh be is held far
hie likeable qualities and aoneoientiooe,
painstaking 008thod8 ensure the growth
in hie Mende of an already large olien•
tette.
11 ad Fame TEE `Nose —A well known
farmer reeidett of this twenty is renew
Ing o,d friendships in the person of Rabt.
J. Sharpe, of Uryetal Oily, lllauitobe.
He Bloke first-dlaee and has dont well
from a fidenaial standpoint. Mr. Sharpe
went to Manitoba from Ethel 19 years
ago and has tot baso here for the past
18 years Ko 001(00a many ohaogee and
improvemente. For 4 years 1t wee
manager of Hon. Thoe. Greenway'( big
farm operatiune but for the past .8 yeare
he hes bet'' doing baeineee on hie own
aomount and owns 480 so ee it mate out
of Orystai City. Last year he perohaeed '
18 building lots in the town wbere he
built and le now living having rented
bie land for term. Mre. Sherpa died
ill Oat, of 1906 Retying three little 'laagh..
tare 3, 5 end 7 years of ago respectively
hat the tittle girls ere being wed tiered
for, The vieftor °eye there wae not a
big yield of grain lb their iooality.for 1907
and ferret damaged Home of it but the
early market wed good, wheat roiling
M With de 91.08 and meta ea 98 dente,
The money market hes been tight bat
la likely 0 lcoeen op. • Mr. Sharps bailed
at Winnipeg(1 Si. Pent, ()biome°, Detroit '
aud Goderioh on hie way here and will
0100 tri31(1 white on &onto to hie home
neat Aprlt. 't'Ea Pose was geed to hese
a'oati from him td
And he ok advantage
Of hie melt to Brueeele to have hie,to-
d
decree label nisrked 10 April 1010.
.Raouwfor TEE Pose,
TEE lohoo, Bunrd mat. for the Stats
tory meeting Wednesday evening but as a
quorum wae 001 present no badiueee we.
dope.
FOLATE Division Canrt will be held
on nursing of next w eh before Judge
Holt. There viol be a large dooket,
several the abate being tried by juries.
REEVE Lamas is out with a lien gait
vaseiugfor stook for the propoeed new
Omitting taotory Show your faith in
tire town by potting down your nem.
for a goodly unmber of ..hares No in
etitation will run without money.
THE Pose has arranged with the Mail
—Empire so that we oat) enpply our
Ooo.ervetive readers with that weekly
end TEE Peer at the row rate of 91 36 fur
1908. If they would rather have the
Weekly Globe it may be had at toe Bane
figure.
L. 0. La.—Grey District L. 0 L mot
Brunson,in the Orange Hall, Brunson, oil Jen
14th. There wae a good camber of def(
gates from the differeut Ludeee and tt
wee uoe of the beat Dietriot me. tinge
that has been held in Brgseets for veers,
Officers talented for 1908 ere ; Bro. Dun.
oe
u Johuehou Wa ten, Dr•triut Master ;
Bro. W. J Smith, Baume, Deputy
Master ; Bre. Rev E. M. Lang Ford,
Readeets, Ohepteru ; Bro. M. 13 Moore,
V. 8., Brussel., Rao Secretary ; Bro Jo..
Hunter, Beneath, Fut. Seareva'y awn
Treasurer ; Bro Wm H•, t, Jamestown,'
Leaterer The offiuere eIeo't were "'etas
tad by B Gerry, Peet ()entity Master
The C :duty Longe will alert 111 W inuhem
ou Tneeday, Feb 4sh At that meettu,
the 12th of Joly oelebr,eion is fixers. D
ie Brueeele' turn so every vote Would be
present.
Beer 3317110N FARMED&' INeTITOTE
—The auntie. meetlu. ut this Boot. ty w
held au the Town Hatt here on
Wednesday afternoon and eveuing of
this week, the eeeetone being well attend
ed ooneideriug everytbiug. President
Mo +linen was suable to be present intoW. 13.. Freese, of B.n• vele, was voted to
the (Matt and oire0ted the afternoon's
exercises all right. Interestingedd,eseee
were given by W. 3' Kidd, of Siu'a'e, on
"Veuttlatioo of farm 'holdings;" "The
potato patch," end "The Horan." J.
Gardhoese, of Highfield, who wee ou the
realm wart eaumetuted by J Forster,
of T routo locality, who handled hie
eubj-at well. Dr. AloneBamhes, of
Aylmer, failed to pat in an oppearauoe
00r wail any exptanatibu tortrtcomreg
oonoerniug her stemma. The eveuing
0088)00 W89 flt-ed with addreeses by the
epeakere of the afternoon after Secretary
Treasurer MoArtbur spoke a few worse
relative to the benefice of the Iuetitnte.
Mr. Foreter'e theme wae "Scarlet lite on
the tarn," and Mr. Ifuid's addreee ou
"The orchard and smell finite" wae
Mira fuel ot practical eaggeetione A
cholas solo, "One as led 'lother and the
other Home Sweet Hume" was rendered
in good voice by J .ho Habkirk, with
Miee Jean Habkirk as 80e0Wparti•t. A
well enng duet, eut.tled eAv0arneee,"
wae elven by Mrs, W L. Leatherdate andJ. G. Jones, Miee Min• rva Jones being
the pianist. A vote of thanks to all who
took part Meowed by the National
Anthem brought the meeting to a 0 nae.
W. B %err, of Tag Pose, wae ohatrrnan.
SAD DEMISE or ROBERT OONNINon&M —
TneGoe,pb Dai y vteruury of Jauuery
2nd, gives the fabowleg account of the
demease of a gentleman known to a good-
ly somber of the r. ad.•re of 'IEE Thar
and a man peeweeI of al.uy manly
traits of ohmmeter;—'rhe stroke of par-
alysis by whiob R,bt• Ca"niughem was
attacked at his reeldeuoe oe Thursday
evening terminated fatally about 9o'o ook
un Tuesday eventug, While he had been
-iu failing health for a ooneldereble
time, he wae healing partrou.ar,y
bttgbt on the day be wooetrtoken
and had worked in hie office until ria
o'clock. He yams preparing to retire
when tite stroke name without warn.
mg. From the Brat his med,oal at-
teudaute bad no hope for bie reouvery.
On Sammy he rallied somewhat, bat the
'mprovement wae only temporary. On
Monday bis aondiriou wee worse, and
from that time he gradnairy eank until
the end came. Mr. Ouribingham flintth
ed his education et the 1i01erei0e Aaad
emy, Co0uty of Derry, Ireland. Iu ouzo
lug to Canada, over forty yaore ago, 1e
farmed in Erin Township for a year
or e". Theo, through the advice Of an
Did friend, the late Rev. Mr. Pringle,
of Brampton, be took a position as
school teacher in that township, whioh
he followed for a ehort time. Bing.
food of outside employment, he adopt
ed fire hlearenue as hie profession,
rind fee many yeare, with headqu.r
fer8 at 0 15 rd, titd a large 1008"r8s1
in the Ooan see of Well noon,Eattoo, Heron and 001,00. He moved'
bie offioe to Gne.ph about 'her y•ifve
year° ago and termed a pattuereh,p
with 11. L. Drake, whioh, Now
ever, wae soon dieeolved. Srr.oe that
time tie has permeated one of the
largest fire and marline ineoramee pram
titles in Ontario- with marked 8nna8se,
r,
Me Cauulghure was Sret trturteed
11 - Ireland, hie young wife dying on
the men on the way to (114nutle, After
a tepee of fourteen tears, he metered re
n0ehter of Wm., (Berke, of 01 ,rheerar,
thigh„ who thee reeidad til Ueuada, Re I
Make Your Unused Funds
bear inerest.at the highest current rates. Amounts of
$1.00 .and upwards are received in the. SAVINGS DE,
PARTMENT of THE METROPOLITAN BANK.
Interest is allowed from date of deposit, and compounded
every three months. No delay in withdrawal.
ALL DEPARTMENTS OF BANKING ARE CONDUCTED WITH ABSOLUTE
SATISFACTION AND SECURITY.
The Metropolitan Bank
Capital Paid Up, 01,000,000.00. Reserve Fund and Undivided Profits. 01,183,713.23
BRUSSELS BRANCH, W. J. FAWCET'1', Manager
leaves ao relatives excepting hie berms
ed wife. He took a greet interest in live
stook, pertion arty in driving horses
Through his early connection with
farminu on bie father's farm in the
0 0 Country, he took a great interest
in the Agricultural College here and
in the 'Fat Stook Show, of whioh b•
was always a warm e❑pporter. He
wae, indeed, a .public spirited citizen,
though never aspiring to publio of
hue. Iu politics he was a strong Con
eervative. He wee a warm friend of
the pony, and, without oeteutatioe,
most liberal contributor, both to oche
of thie kind and to all public obj ote
where private bele wae needed. H+s
bluff msuner often oaosed hie real
nature to be mieaoderetood, and con
peeled great qualities of bead end heart,
Only 'hoes who knew him realized how
hie a man be wee 111 his death Guelph
loess our of its zone' useful pampa
Business Locals,
SPECIAL: Oqr oranges sr 400 per doz.
A 1 ., a on bon bons for 3011 at Gaewma's.
16 roam bred Be, red Rook OIOkerle for
sale A good oh."oe for fermirg nom
minify ALP BAEEER, If.0 ue•a
Two pair bobsleighs and s Portland
totter for ea e. Appy tc WALTRa Low.
ERY, Aale Stale, Srueaete,
APPLES Fon BALE.—A few ohoioe bar.
rel. of No. 1 baud pioked apples—Spies
and Greening, for este. Apply to
ROST TEMPOS, Brneeela,
100 emit farm to rent for a term of
years in Southerly part of Grey town
ship. For further partiaalare apply to
or write THE PoeT, Brueeele.
Hem DRme-INC —Switches made to
order out of uombmge or out hair.
O°dere from a.'iste. os pr..mpmy attend
d err. Mite it RINaur. N, Mid et. Wert.
SECOND IND OaaeNe.—A Onmber Of
800.1 6 nue 6 eotaye 2nd head urgbne for
sale at a bargain (WI and see them.
• LEATHERDALE & SON, Brussels.
1'EIRSONAI, PA RRAHIIAI'llti.
Mies Lizzie Brown is vieiting at Blyth.
M es Flee. Bull, of Pollan, le vieiting
Mrs. I (1. Richard+.
Ben Dark, of 'Moieeworth, wae Vicat
iris to town 1 to Wedb.eday.
Mi•e Cora Lowrok, of Toronto, wae a
visitor with Mien Alice Bone.
Mra Leckie ie noideying with re'a-
tivee and Old friends in Toronto.
Mrs. Walter Smith is seriously ill we
are sorry to state, but we hope she will
e000 be better.
Mtge Kirkwood, of Preston, t Ibe
rues, of ere. A. 0. Damao, oor�glr of
Wiliam and Albert streets.
Mise Miele Andereou, of Blyth, and
John Barrett, of Rooenville, Savk , were
visiting Mteeee Hebkirk, Brueeele.
Al ee Teach, $'•by, of Boll. at, is visit
ing bar ouuein, Mies Stewart, of Church
street, rind other friends in thio vicinity
Mrs. W. 1' Stratton, le in Detroit
pinking up the Ieteet pointers in the
optimal bn•inete red vieiting relatives 08
welt,
Miss Alive McLau: Nein and Miss Laura
Andrews, of Gorr.e, were vithore at the
boors of Geo Brown, Queen street, 09
Tuesday.
Mies Sere. Long, of 0ranbrotk, and
Mies Elua Porter, of Blyth, were visit
leg &hes Margaret Porter, John etreel,
Broome's for a few days.
Ex Warden Millet, of Toronto, wee a
visitor in town on Thursday of last week
and on'ied on a number of o'd Mende.
'I'Hu Post in the camber.
R. J Sharpe, of Crystal City, Man',
wae a v,eitor at Jae Bberpe'e Brgeee e.
Phe veeitor re a nephew James E Nutt,
of Gndench township wae al -o here.
Postmaster A..'l Kay, of Stratford,
aoon[npau(.d by Mre. $,V and 909 and
danehter, and Miss Reggie Bev, of
Winnipeg, spent a few dvye in Breceete
renewing old friendships The primary
o, j•oi nt ibe visit was to be pre88ut al
be 26 10 wedding anulvereary of. the
former's sister, Mre. W. H. Kerr, welch
Important event took pace last Friday.
J Lee i• Kerr and wife, of Blyth, were
14100 lu attendauoe
Th e week A F Stewart, of Maid
stone, Sask., ecu of Alex. Stewart, Queen
etreet'Aaet, arrived in town for a vieit
Be hae b en 2 year° 1» Baekatohewan
end thinks hie locality will be a great
eaobeee t'1' mixed farming and cattle
rauehi0g, oiimate is goad. A large qa&n
tity of lend le held by epeeglatore. It
he -a flew 881114ni101 50 miler West of
Batttetord, Maidstone being en Ole
main line of the 0 N R. He Rays frost
oamght Kate di•triote bad Met Sgmrtter
and there woe oleo an overpine of ,rain
when grain watt filling, Mr. Stewart
8ti11 bolds bie (atm property iu North
Dekoia.
John Petah arrived back teem a trip to
Detoraine, Manitoba, Saturday hfter000ir -
ta(1en on 54OOant of ebe serioaa illness of
his father whom we are pleased to state
le now (bis to be about, A fine Winter.
to beteg epjnved in the Wpat, Mr. Petah
iteye, there hoing only a 000ple of mohair
of snow. The close times are being felt
bet in the Delornine and Metier& oo0ntry
they are not feeling it So bud as eeme
other seotio,a ee the ornp wet geed there,
Wheat it selling et 01 09 Messrs Petah
Mise Ethel Creighton. of Winnipeg,
end Mrs. W. D Densmore, of Goderrob
Meter, Ind °omen, reepeotfolly, of Mrs
H. L. Jackson, are enjoying a be idey in
Brows e, The former was a one time
resident and hae a wide 9irole of friends,
U IU U ItOi!Ui1111 ES
The annual meeting of Melville church
congreget'o, will be held nn Wedneeda,
evening of next week, oommenofug at
8 °ethick
N, Mb Sabbath tits Onmmnnion will b
observe, hn M-,viile choroh Rrv. G P
Daemon, of Whtrohoroh, wW preach
MI Friday 8' 2 80 °item k
"Let n9 not be weary in well doing
&c" wae Rev A (3 W,ahert'e rxr lest
Sabbath m ruing in Me•ville church
Itl the evening Rev E. G. Power', ot lb.
88110,1,81 (March, oouup' d the po uh
preaching a strong uiseoaree on "Tire
burning bosh:"
In the Methodist ohnreb Met Sabbath
mnemes Re-. W B E to, of the Woo.
a'004 Bapton O,:ltege, wag the preonit'r
end spike praon08 w0rde, h'o t Et bele
"My ohuroh" Rev. A. 0 Wuhan,
muster o! Me vete charah, preeoh.8 u
Berm u n the evening h.1 we live ter
Many a nay on the wed (01,80,, woe to
"Behold I ttend at the dos. and (10,184."
RIs. R W. °raw, pallor of St. He en
Presbyterian ohuroh, has reoeiv'•d a oat
from Meevitle Preobytprim% church,
Fergus The etipeed is 01200 a tear,
with it mouth's %bpi lay belt free Mamie.
Ie re nederetoud Ghat lir. Craw will a(
(rpt tite 0011. Hie depuriere will be
moot regretted by the people of St.
Helene, by whom he is held in high
rater m.
Rev R J. Treleaven, of the firer
Me1hodiet church, asmilton, has teeniest(
and 14002p1ed b (a,1 t0 the pa -'Orale of
Carlton street, Methodist ohuroh, Tor
onto. Mr. T'eleaven will tertian, in
Hamfltou until the Sommer of 1909.
He is a native of Ashfield, a member of
the wetl.kuuwn faintly of that name, and
ba.. risen to a splendid potation in the
Methodist ministry.
The uuiou eer.vicee whioh have been in
proureea between Melvil.e and the Meth
odiet bhnroh, Brueerls, for nearly two
weeks, bave been a marked .acoeee and
greatly et jgyen by the large eongrega
tions whioh fined the oboob each even
auk• Bervme are held alternately in the
church e and the,paetoe, Revda. Macer,.
Wiebart and Powell, preaching night
about. Good singing, pointed, well de
livered oermone and fervent prayershave
eharuotrrized the meeting's. Thie,
('Thursday) evening eervioe is in
the Methodist obormb when Mr{
Wtebert will preach a,.d Friday
evening the me. ling will be herd
to Maville ohuroh, Rev Mr Powell oo•
oopying the pu pit. N•, small amour,, of
good hay been ao00mp,i'.h d and many
in both congregations won d bepleased
to see the services connected for a few
we ka more.
Brussels Council,,
The statutory meeting of the Villeee
Counotl was held Ott Monde) at 11 a. m
Alt the members were preeeet tint—
Reeve Leckie and O"utiai<lore R
Graham, Ad. Barker, Ju., G. Jones and
D. A Lowry and took the ouetomery
declaration of , Mae,
Mlnut.a of last meeting read and
ad pled.
The following e000nuis were preeeu'wd ; -
Bleotrie Ieghl, 845 00
Bell Telephoto:: Ou. 65
J"o. Wheeler, wood fur Tuw.. Ba4 50
Municipal E roti,,„ xpedoee 40 00
Dr Too e, .lenioal 11 a,.11 Offi "r 10 00
it (isms, dump groan 1 fur 1907., 10 00
N Mn0tonl y 7 87
TBE P teT, printing anaemia 5 75
Mov d by R Graham; seam,ded by A
Beerier that 1400011,114 10 paid. Carried
0.. mutton of J G. Janes, eeoondell
b, D A Lowry, W. H, MoOranken and
J Y fi Kirk were app' i.,ted Auditors
at 06 00 eeoh.
J. J. Gilpin was re.appnieted s mem
her o1 the Board of Health on motion of
Me•ere. Baeker end Graham.
Moved by A (Barker, eronnded by R
Graham chef Hiv E. G Powell be re
pleated a member of the Public L'brary
B ard. Carried.
Tim question of Dr Toole reoignine
from the Board of eletteh wee Mown -god
find eventuated in a Mutton bens pro
posed by A, Seeker, second d lit R
Grtllem, to Increase the cutlery to 020
This wae adopted.
Tax (lolleator Oliver rep rted as to
ha aooee still tine, It wee moved by Jae.
armee, 0000110ed b4 R. Grahlm and oar
tied that the time be entreated to next
(loauotl meeting and that all am ort,.
then unpaid be vol gored., through the
Coerce The Clerk wee inetrnoed to
writs the pantie° interact ed, hearty all
Of . them beim/ 11010 reeldent,
The Street Committee ter 1908 will
oonotet of the Reeve and Oouuoftlere
Graham and Broker, Finance and
Property—T1e Soave and Oonnailloto
Jones and Lowry.
After a short disoueoion an other looal
matlere Connell adjourned,
Rnld their wheat 97,.0 for one oar and scY>xxv
$106 for the se001,11. They, have 88,808!
hoed est Nebel, yet Horse market le
eel et Mr Ps"o , met SRmnet Hol+gcrd,
1 v(nw ynf Brueetes, et Winnipeg n1 the
retorttr,p and e.ye he i8 looking flints
Mo001.T --In Morrie, on Deo 251b, to
Mo. and MTS. W A MoO.dl, a son.'
1'E
mem —At Woodhnrn, Ont, on Dos
1 • 27'11, to Mr. and Mem W E Thump
son, formerly of Ointment 'county, a
daughter,
ESTABLISHED 1873
TFESThNDANDAN
OF CANADA
Head Office - - - Toronto
JOINT DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS
Deposits may be made or witlldrflwn by either of the two members of a household.
This form of account le specially suitable for thoso living in the country, I either member
can attend to the banking when in town. In ease of death, the money may be withdraw
by the survivor without delay or cost, Write or call for further particulars.
Interest added four times a year
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130
BRUSSELS BRANCH
3. F. R.owlarad, P9.anager
1d d,Rl?eT MT%
OAMP—FAIMIAIRN—On Jan. 71h, 1908, by
Rev. W 0. Sherman, at Walsh
Station, California, Mr. Edgar .3.
Camp, of Piorin, to Maes Davina,
cameleer ' -f Mr, and Mrs. J. T. Fair.
Moire, of Walhh Station.
ELLIOTT -MILLe —I., E he', on Jen.
14 '•, ht R. -v, J Beoder•nei Mr.
Gee. W E nett, of Mmeeworth, to
Mee, thirtieth J., Armond daughter of
Richard and Mra Mille, of the 6th
ono of Grey.
140:•Tr—REareis -At t he home of Mr
A her Henderson 0 rtenoe, Ont„
on J , . 8' It, let R -v W J. Tr hie,
Mr .lo,-. M Scott, merchant of Yep
row Grae,, Seek , to Mies Sadie B.
$• eler, of Ot:rbeiton,
era,
Inenteo0 L Goderiele on Thoredas,
.lar, 9 h, N n,. 0. Diekeoi, ag..d 89
years.
e>..V C'I'IOST SAS.r}7,
1'00110DAT .1AN 23oD —Fern] amok, am
p FWeu"., &' , ut 34, tens 12, Grey.
B tie unto ger etl nt. 1''oaak J. M,
$a"•hi,.e .n, prep k' 8 Boort, ane.
MYR -
Fall Wbeat 90
Barlay 60
Pea 76
Cate 40
Bottpr, cobs and 1'o s..., 20
Egge per dozen 19
Hay per ton 12 06
Flour, per bbl 4 60
Boge, Live 5 60
Apple° (per bbl.) 1 50
Potatoes ear tine
50
8a t, per W.I., retail 1 26
Wo. (tvaahed) - 20
92
60
80
48
22
20
33 00
6 20
5 50
1 75
50
1 25
22
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN,
ANTED TO RENT. —100
anre farm with implomerts Sad
teem (i1Ve full partl0nlare to aevee.Lo
Po0T. 27.3
•
DUFF tIRPI GTON COCRER-
sLe lm' 91.10 41'1+9 +T' 01 W .''.e wrath,
wen/bine from 81, 10 monde Pr'er 91.
280 J '+ J°+,8,
Lit 18, ann..8, M cele. Rex 84 Bro+egt,.
For
Family
Colds
n Reliable Clough end Cold Ours
should nlwaye be in the house- reedy
100 010 the m0nteut the Serf eyatp.
tome appear. It 18 always en1iet',
cheaper and better to check it cold in
the very beginning.
Ju' iiinjte Pire n.ip
WI•CU '1'Att
is tate Id reliable it, the majority of
Mabee 1114 teensy lino uovor without
it. Sallie Pr ice ae 0tbe''e -111011 Wily
not have the last? 20o per bottle at
Ftrtf
• Drug Store
,1
rLOWS FOR SA1. t' -THN) UN-
\\ J DENela0'r111 br0 a nimbi of pool,
9 8,18,,,0 08•we f rtnle wblo" ere duo to
(a vO rnr,v. For inrt , r ortta2+a' a implyto W'I Pte101t [);, Let 19 14, Com. 12, Oreor
01'8olrroolt 9, 0. 28 $f
R J Vvhitffeld
New York Eye Specialist
Fannie ethic be me in Btbal every
Sntnr.lM1 prepared to ornperly 0x•
entice Eyes nod adjust Gloms,
Huron County Council.
The Onunofl a the Corporation of the
county ui Hu on :9111 meet la the Couno11
Ubnnlber, 10 the T•,wu of (40derieh. ou 91,85.
duty. the 28th lay n1 Jarman:, al 8 'el• uk'n
is 411 worth, haying ,sen"nig as duet the
• 'mute erre requites to ;Irmo the tame with
the Clerk on or helorr e,' 27th
w, LANE, Cleric.
D.,ted Januar, 13,11 1008, -
G.
. MALA
MERG
SALE
' orale'ted,nkOpn4r4,"t'to'kPtderetrt; luieely.r'erlu'ketUteh'Ibut,'a,'t0heh,'eru
Saturday. January 18th, we commence an Emergency Sale.
This will be the Greatest MIney Savin; opportunity ever
offered to the people of the County of Huron,
$12,000,00 Stock of Bright, Strictly New General Yerchandi e
To choose from and this stock
Must be... Reduced
'foo much stook for a milts 81188on but the prises we are selling at wil' move it ilead it
a l ; think it over ; np skk you to eompllre; prove what we say Come ex'ecti g to• get
goods vert Cheap—You'll get them,
The Terms of this tialr' will be 'TRIUTLY CASH. Borrow the money if ueues:+art, but
don't tail to participate iu this—the Greatest Moneydaving it'ent Ever Off'red in Brussels
Below we give ,y"u an idea of what we are doing. New lines will be Lidded ev. ry day f'ir this
Stook must be reduceu $4,000.00.
Drees Goods regular up to 65e for $0 89
Drees Goods, rt go tar up to $1.25 for 79
1 tfii . s' Underwear, reg. up to 60e for 39
4,1$1 25 for 79
Ladies' Corsets, reg, 500 & 60e for 39
" reg $1 00 for 79
Ladies', Gents' and Boys' Hose, reg-
ular up to 85e • for
Ladies' itendy'made Skirts. reg. 5 00
11
It
• II 11 8.50
2 50
11 11' i/ 20081225
Ladles' Black Uudtreleirts, reg. 1:25
" "
1 00
" Flannelette Nightgowns 1.50
(1 ..... 41 t4 1.00
Gloves, regular up to 85c for
Gloves, Ye'glllar up to 60o for
klelf's 750Neg'igee shirts for
Men's $1 00 & $1 25 N. gligee Shirts
Mil's 60e Negligee rhirte for
Moils $1 26 Underclothing for
Men's $1 00 Ui,ilet•elofhiiig for
fv1en'a'60e CAI rola/dug for
Men's - 25e & 85c 'Pies fur
19
3 50
2 50
1 89
1 49
98
79
1 10
79
19
39
55
88
39
95
79
39
19
1
Men's 501'' & 6Ot Ties for
Men's Odd Pt11118, re'geilnr 1 50 for
Men's Odd Pants, repttlltr 2 50 for
Meet's Odd Pants, rt'glllter 8 50 for
Men's tinits, reg 10,00, 11 00 & 12 00
Mart's Suits, reg 7 50 & 8 00 for
Men's suits, reg 6.00 & 6 50 for
M, n's Overcoats, reg. up to 12.00 for
Men's Overcoats, reg. 7.00 & $.00 for
89
1 15
1 79
2 50
7 98
5 50
4 98
7 90
4 98
Boots and Shoes.
W"meth's Boots, regular 1.75 for 1
Women's Boots, reg. 2 26 &. 2 50 for 1
Women's Boots, r` g 8 50 for 2
Mon's Bu(its, reg 2 25 & 2 50 for 1
Men's 13uote, reg. 3 50 & 8 75 for 2
Boys' Boots, reg 2.25 for 1
Boys' Boots, rig. 1 75 de 2 00 , for 1
Bogy's' Boone, reg. 1.50 for 1
Youths' Bo 'tet, reg 1 50 for 1
Y .uthe' Boots, reg 1 85 for 1
Children's Boots ii( the same proportion.
All Cardigans and Overshoes most go.
39
79
50
'79
50
69
89
19
19
05.
EXTRA SPECIAL REDUCTIONS ON -
Towel Table Linens Blankets
, I Comforters'
Ladies'Waists, Children's Bear Coats.
The fact is this stock
must be reducr.d $4,000;00, Phe Terms of Sale are Cash. Cash
Prices allowed for produce. Don't fail: to come and Bee just what we are doing.
Next Door to
Arnerican House
G. N. Illicliaren
Ma'.Looh out for change of advt. next week.'