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Feb. 14th Valentine's Day Feb. 14th
THE, sending of Valentiues and Valentina Post Cards has been greatIv revived
this last feW years, and promises to be greater that) ever this Year, We have.
searched the Market to find the newest and most taking in this line, and as a
result we are better prepared than usual with a large and beautiful stock of suit-
able remembrances for that day.
Thee include the beautiful Valentine at $1 no, all the way down to the very
pretty Lace Valentine at 50. Ala() the Comte Valentines and Valentine Nay-
elties,
Valentine Picture Post Cards
in great variety. Cards with heart -shaped sachet of rich red Satin 25c each,
Satin Carda at son each,
Cards with metal hearts, Cupids, Rec., at 50 each.
Lmbosed Cards at 5c each,
A very pretty assortment of bright new Cards at 2 tor 5c.
Drop in and look over them while the choice is good.
DRUGGIST
AND OP•i'IOIAN.
Korai Itelvs terns
SUNDAY will be St.. Valentine's Day,
ScHooL Board will meet Friday even-
ing of this week.
AN At Home is on the program of
Court Princess Alexandria, C 0 Fe, of
which further particulars will be given.
MRS. J, G. SSENE Is offering the stock
of general merchandise, also the stare
and residence attached, for sale owing
to tbe'decease or Mr. Skene.
Tim -Springlike weather of Iasi week
gave place Tuesday and Wednesday to
something of the regular %inter type,
bordering ou the elizzardy order.
THURSDAY of last week Wm. Beillie,
of Elm, was in town with a fine speci-
men of an owl be had winged the day
previous with a rifle. He intends to
bave it mountel that be might add it to
his trophies as a good shot.
MISS BELLE STRACHAN. Who has dia.
posed of her millinery business to Miss
Edith Inman. will give up possession
meat Monday. The rooms in the
Holmes.block, are being improved by
new paper and paint for her successor.
THERE was a close call tor fire in the
back room over Downing Bros, store
recently, the cause being a defective
chimney. Little damage was done. ex-
cepting from smoke, Necessary repairs
were made to avert any re -occurrence of
the fire.
MESSRS. MCKAY & SHAW have leased
the premises in the Smale block where
the Metropolitan Bank has been for sev.
eral months, and will remove their ha' d-
ware stock there in the course uf a
montb. The bank returning to tbeir
renovated premises in the Stretton
block. The firm is running a reducing
sale in the meantime,
THE Oddfellows' Lodge will hold
their annual At Home in the ['own
Hall, Brussels, on Friday evening of
next week, real inst., for which invi-
tations have been issued In addition
to a choice program of vocal selections,
readings, &e., the well known Black
stone Orche tree of Goderich, will be in
attendance.
OLD Sot worked against the ground
hog on Tuesday of last week and came
out smiling about noon. which :vas n tip
for the animal to bunt his bele for
six weeks. The legend says that if the
"ground hog" sees his shadow on the
znd of February cold weather will con-
tinue for another six weeks, if not the
cold spell will break and an early
Spring follow.
'rxuRssAY of last week saw a great
crowd in town at the monthly Horse
Fair. There was a large number of
buyers anti many choice equines but it
is said the owners were holding the
price too high to meet with the approval
of those wanting horses. A uumber of
sales were made at good figures how-
ever, The next Fair will be held on
Thursday, March 4111.
THERE will be Offered by mortgage
sale on Monday. March 15th, at 2 p, m.,
at the American Hotel, Brussels, by F.
S. Scott, auctioneer. 50 acres of land,
being North a of Lot 6, Coo. 7, township
of Grey. There is a good frame House
and iron cited bank barn on the o'etnises
which is only 3 miles from 13ruisels.
Further particulars may be learned hum
the advertisement on page 8 of this
issue.
AntotlN'r Noe. CotRECT.-Several sub-
scribers are remitting THE POST $t.35
for Toronto weekly Globe and Pae
BRUSSELS POST for teoq. This is not
correct as tbs sum should be C. 6o as
we were unable to make clubbing a-
rrangements with the Globe on the terms
of 5908. Our revised clubbing offer was
published for several weeks iu THE Pont
but was evidently overlooked by some
of our subscribers.
MASONtc AT HoMe,-The At Home,
under the auspices of bt. John's Masonic
Lodge, was held in the lbwn Hall on
Friday, Jan. zoth, and exceded any of
its kind for attendance, elaborate
decoration and excellency of the supper.
1. 1-1, Cameron, after a short timely ad'•
dress, introduced the following choice
musical program, two selections being
contributed in each case •-Instrumen
tale by London Italian orchestra ; solos,
F. H. Gilroy ; duets, Miss Alta and R.
A. Pryne; solos, J. G. Jones; quar-
tettes by Ladies' Quartette ; solo, Miss
Pauline McEwen, of'Thessalon, A vote
Of thanks was moved by Dr, Feild,
seconded by ex -warden Bowman, ex-
pressive of appreciation of the fine time
afforded. 1. C, Richards, Master of the
Lodge, acknowledged the compliment
and thanked the talent for the program
so well rendered. H. James was the
caterer and left nothing undone for
choice quality, quantity and service in the
spread provided, The tables were set
iti the Council chamber. None outside
of those who had practical experience,
have much idea of what it is to provide
and serve aoompauy of over zoo, After
supper a millibar of the guests repaired
to their homes while others found their
way back to the audience room where
dancing was Rept tip for several hours,
The committee in charge of the At
Home bad a busy and onerous contract
but Whiled out their plans in a very
emiplete Menner.
READ the Garside -lames By -Law in
this issue of Toe Pos'r.
LICENSE INSPECTOR ASQUITH, of
Ceutre Huron, was here last week and
laid information, before Reeve Leckie,
against the proprietor of American
Hotel for'violatiou of the Sunday Law.
A fine of $5o and costs was paid.
HUGH RAMSAY, formerly of Biussels.
has purchased the bus and baggage bust
nese of A. Hewitt, of Kincardine. It is
run separate from the livery bus•ness in
that town. The Kincardine people will
find Mr. Ramsay a good citizen. We
wish him success'
A LETTER from Frank, son of Wm.
Miller, of Brussels, who is working in
the bush at Charlton Ont., among other
things says: - He and his companion,
in labor Jack Garrote, of Burk's Falls,
felled a spruce the other day that made
5 logs, each 16 feet long and 2 feet on
the stump and have some taller than
that to cut yet. The above will give
some idea as to the height the trees
grow in the Northland.
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Wont grind skates to your fancy. Yours,
T. MOGagoott for feat and easy skating, Bras.
seta, Ont.
LADIES' Purse containing a sum of money
lost between Brussels and 15. miles South.
Finder will much oblige by leaving it at Tan
Poss.
ELNDLY SETTLII.-As a change has taken
place in the filen of Seeker Bros.. butchers, all
persons indsbted to them ere asked to a4aaye
nff their eeconnts ao ns to flll.w rhe boolm to
be closed. BARRER Baos., Brussels.
EYE. EAR, NOSE AND THnowr,-Dr. Ovens,
M. D., Surgeon. OeculiSt, of London, will be at
the American Hotel, Wednesday, Feb 24511.
Glasse', property fitted, cataract, failing eye-
sight, deafness and catarrh treated. Hours
all day.
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TELEPHONE -A movement is on 100t
in Brussels and locality to organize an
independent Telephone Co. along the
line of municipal debenture aid to serve
the town an 1 country contiguous to it
with tt first class service at a compara-
tively low cost. Without much effort a
petition is already in hand with well on
to too names asgiogthat action be taken
Modern conveniences have the platform
and the rural telephone is one of the
foremost to -day and the people are
greatly interested in a very practical
manner over it. If you get s chance
give the movement a helping band.
DIED AFTERSHORTILLNESS -Afteran
illness of only four days, Roy English,
aged 20, a denial student, died from ap,
pendicitis at St. Michael's Hospital,
Toronto, at noon Monday. Tne young
i man boarded at 14 St. Patrick street,
but his borne was in Harding, Mao ,
where his father, W. H. English. has a
large cattle ranch. An aunt, Mrs
Yates, lives on Bluor street West. Tor
onto, and a cousin, Miss Stevenson, in
Landsdowne avenue of the same city.
The yt ung man was a noted athlete and
very popular among ids fellow students.
The remains were taken to Harding for
interment. Special local interest is giv-
en to the std event from the fact that a
brother of the deceased is married to a
daughter of George and Mrs Colvin, of
Brussels, and has visited here.
THEY. M. C. A. Co. Convention was
held in Wingham on Monday and Trees.
day. Among those who attended Prom
Brussels were Rev. E G. Powell, J. H.
Cameron. Jas. Fox R A. Pryne, F. H.
Gilroy, W J. Met'rttcken and Chester
Armstrong. The program was an ex-
celleut one and the addresses well cal
culated to encourage those iolerested in
this important department of practical
work for the boys and young men. A
banq•tet was held in the Presbyterian
church at the close of the afternoon
session followed by short spicy speeches
with J. H, Cameron, of Brussels, in the
chair. Among the speakers was
F. H. Gilroy. of town. The evening
session was open to the public and was
full of gond things. A male quartette
supplied the music
AT HOME. -The Mens' Bible class,
which assembles in the W. C. T. U.
room Sabbath afternoons, gave a very
successful At Home lest Friday that,
notwithstanding the wet night, tilled the
large room comfortably. Alter the
opening exercises, consisting of hymn
and prayer the following interesting anti
well rendered program was given :-
Orchestra from the Methodist R. S. ;
mouth organ selection. Ben. Walker ;
instrumental, violin and trombone. Jas.
Bowman and Will. Griffith • duet,Ada
d
and Stella Moore ; instrumental, violin,
Elston Cardiff and John Davis ; solo. C,
A. Jones ; reading. Mrs, Silas Jackson ;
orchestra ; roll call and Secretary's re-
port ; solo, Jas. Jones ; instrumental,
Jas. Bowman and Will Griffith ; read
,ng, Miss J. Buchanan ; instrumental,
violins, Elston Cardiff and Jno. Davis ;
solo, Miss McKinley ; reading, lsliss
Winnie McGuire ; address, Rev E G
Powell instrumental, Jas. Bowman
and W. Griffith'; orchestra ; instrumen-
tal, violins, Elston Cardiff and ins.
Davis; remarks, W. H. Kerr ; in.
elrtimentel, violin, H. L. Jackson 1
"God save the King" Rev, A. C.
l Wishart, B. A., occupied the chair and
proffered opportune remarks. A very
tasty lunch was provided. Meeting con.
chided after vote of thanks was proposed
to all who took part in the evening's en-
tertaiument.
ME7R OPOLIT..W
BL1INJ(
A Savings Account
may be opened with
$1.0°
BRUSSELS BRANCH
SAFE against loss
or careless spend.-
ing is
pend'.ing.is the money de,
posited in a strong
chartered bank.
F. 11r Gilroy, Manager
Ins
No2INA'rIoN meeting to fill vacancy
on 'l'ruslee Board caused by the death
of Jam G. Skene, will be held on Mon-
day March 1st at is o'clock and if an
election is demanded it will be held a
weeklater. viz March 8th.
Anti BRoxsN.-Abo ut et o'clock p. m,
Mrs M. Buchanan was returuing to her
home. accompanied by her datighter,
the former slipped on the sidewalk op
posite Peter Stewart's and fell breaking
her left arm, Her many friends wish
her a speedy recovery.
BY notice elsewhere in this issue it
will be seen that Oliver H. Stewart,
formerly of Brussels, and son of John
Smith, of this place, was married on
Dec. 3oth to Miss S. Bet thena Chamney,
of Watrous. Mr, Smith lives at Earl
Grey, Sask. His many old friends
here wish him and itis bride many
happy, prosperous years.
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.- SOCIETY,- A. meeting.
of Inc Directors of East Huron Agricul.
acral Society will be held itt the Council
Chamber. Brussels, on Saturday. zoth
inst., at 3 o'clock, to discuss the question
of again conducting a standing Field
Crop Competition and several other
matters not denit with et the annual
meeting. All are asked to attend.
DIED IN 9oTH YEAR. -Atter being an
invalid for over 13 years being confined
to bed for a good share of two years,
Fannie Crothers, relict of the late Wm,
Hogg, peacefully and in full hope of the
Home Eternal, passed away from earth
ly scenes on Wednesday morning at q
o'clock. Mrs Hoggwas born at Lang
holm, Dnmfrieehire, Scotland, and was
married in the Old Land 65 years ago
to Wm. Hogg, who died at Port Hope a
a good many years ago. They came to
t'anada in 1852 living at Burlington
and Port Hope b, -fore moving to Morris
township in 1856 when they located on
S. Lot j8, Coo. 5. Following a resi
deuce at Port Hope tor a time where
Mr. Hogg paid Nature's debt. Mrs
Hogg located in Wingham where her
Eons were employed and came to Brus
cels nearly 17 years ago. Deceased re
tailed her faculties to a marked degree
and was a great favorite with both oirl
and young. She was a faithful wife. a
loving mother and a kind neighbor. In
church relationships she was a Presby.
terian. During her long illness she was
carefully and lovingly nursed by her
daughter, Mies Fannie, while her son
David lent a helping hand. Mts. D
McLean, 7511 line. Morris, is daughter
of deceased. The funeral will leave her
late home, Turnberry street, on Pride)?
morning at 11 3o o'clock for Winghsm
where interment will be made.
"Blessed are the dead who die in the
Lord."
People We Talk About
Miss Vera Wilbee has gone to Strat-
ford for a visit.
W. W. Harris is back from Fergus
hospital feeling very well.
J A. Hunter made a business trip to
Blyth and Clinton this week,
A. Poole, of Woodstock, was holiday
ing with old friends in town.
Station Agent Kyle was visiting at
Chester, for a few days last week.
W. Pratter. of London, was renewing
old friendships in Brnesels over Sunday.
E Duncan, of St. Thomas, was a
visitor with Brussels friends for a few
days.
Miss Julia Sharpe, of Ingersoll, was
home for a short visit, returning this
week.
Miss Florence Thomson has gone
• for a month's holiday to Galt, Paris and
Hamilton.
Miss Isabel Strachan is 'enioying a
holiday with Miss Lizzte Innis, of
M oorefield.
G. A. Deadman is at Chatham this
week on a business trip. He also visit-
ed his father at Deleware.
James McGregor is here from Wiar-
ton on a visit with his brother, 'rhotnes
McGregor, master of saws.
J. T. Wood was at Toronto for a few
days this week in connection with the
Knitting factory business.
Mrs. F. el. Gilroy left on Tuesday for
a visit at Montreal with her mother and
other telatives and friends.
Wni, Miller has been on the sick list
for several weeks but we hope he will
soon be fully restored to his usual vigor.
Ed. Nicholson was home for a few
days from Fergus but returned on Tues-
day of last week accompanied by Mrs,
Nicholson.
Mrs. Joe McDonald and children, of
M otesworth, were visitors with the
Misses McDonald, Turnberry street.
Brussels, last week.
Duncan McCallum, who was so ser
iously insured a few wee8s ago, is get•
ting along very well and will soon be as
well as ever we hope.
Owing to illness Miss Gerrie Ross was
unable to take charge of her department
of the public school for several days and
the pupils Ikeda holiday.
Mrs. (Rev ) MoCamus, of St. Marys,
Was visiting her daughter, Miss Bessie
McCamus, who is a member of the
teaching staff of, Brussels school•
Miss Margaret Fulton, of Detroit, is
here on a visit to her parents, James aid
Mrs. Fulton, The latter is consider -
Bails at Cost and Less to Clear
ablyimproved in health we are released
to ene,p
Simon Grant has bean laid up with These Prices are for Cash
1 g Photographs
One Dozen
For thenext few weeks I intend to
give 16 Photos, for each dozen ordered.
lois will include Cabinets and all sizes
smaller. Post Carda, 3 for 2,e
You are always welcome at our
Studio to look uver our work.
Enlarging done on short notive.
A full line of Picture Frames and
Mouldings,
.H. R. Brewer
Architect •Geo. Harris, of Toronto,
was here on a visit of inspection Pant
week in connection with tee alterations
and improvements of the Metropolitan
Bank here. Mr. Harris is a sou of Rev.
James Harris, now of Guelph, a Meth-
odist minister who was stationed here
3o years ago. N. F. Gerry and Geo.
Harris were great friends in those boy-
hood days and old ties are still strong.
Donald Stewart Scutt, a well known
and popular young man of Brussels left
Tuesday of this week fur Seaforth where
he has taken a position in the store of
Stewart Bros,wNo have recently added
a large new stck of dry goods to their
well known Gents' Furnishing business.
The Seaforth people will find Mr. Scott,
(whose mother, by the way, is a tormer
Sealorthite, being Mins Maggie Brine
before her marriage) a young gentleman
well worthy of :heir highest confidence.
D. C. Russ and P. Arent were at
London this week attending a meeting
of the stockholders of the Cement
Works at Wiarton. It is proposed to
ask the shareholders for a s'>% assess
ment on their stock with a vie.( of plac
ing ready money in the hands of a new
management with the purpose of en-
larging and continuing the business,
Cement manufactories have been hav-
ing heavy travelling during the past
Year but signs of improvement are ap
parent. Quite a number in Brussels
and locality have stock in the Wiarton
Co.
BORN
SANDRItsoN.-Tn Wreaker, on .Tan. 80111, to
Mr, and !Vire. D. D. Sanderson, a son.
MARRIED
SMITH-CNANNSY.-At Watrous, on Wednes•
day, Dec 80th, 1908, by Rev. Wm. Eltom.
of Nokomis, Mr. Oliver If Smith, of Earl
Grey, to Miss S. Berthena, daughter of Mr
and Mra. 8. E. Ohamney.
DIED
AMEs.-In Grey', on February 8111, Harvey
Galdwin, only sen of Joseph and Ella
Ames, aged 8 months and 20 days.
BAT MAN. -In Grey, on February 10th, George
Albert, Infant son of Jesse and Mrs. Bate-
man, aged 6 months.
Beasgsw,-In Grey, on February 611, Willie
T. L., son of T It, and Mrs. Bennett, aged
11 months and. 11 days.
ELLte: In Morris. on February 10th, Thames
Ellis, in his 78rd rear.
ENOLien -In Toronto, et At. Michael's Hoa.
rital, Boy. son of W. H English, of Hard.
ng, Manitoba, aged 20 years,
H000 -In Brussels, on February 10th. Fannie
Orothers, ryliot of the late William Hogg,
nged.89 years, 9 months and 12 days.
AUCTION BALES
TUESDAY, Pen. lath. -Perm stock, ample-
menta, ao East M Lot 82. Co" 8, Grey
Sale atI o'clock. J. P, Beirne;,Prop. F. 8
Scott, Aue.
WensesnwY Pen 17TH -Faris stoat,, im-
plements, &n tot 8. Oren 15, Grey. Sale unre-
served at 1 p m.Hugh Stewart, Prop., P. 8.
Scott, An.
Wzosseone8e PER 24th -Farm, farm atoak,
implements. &c., Lotlin "nn. 18, (}rev. Sale
unreeervrdat1 o'clock. RIOHARn A. pew
Dire, Prnp. F. 8. Scott. Auc.
WEDNESDAY. MAHOR 3RD. -Farm stock, 1m•
ptementa, &c., Lot 10. Con 18, Grey. Oslo un-
reserved at 1 p. m. Wtt WOODS, Prop. F. 8.
Scott, Atm Grocer and Confectioner.
THE STANDARD BANK
Established 1873 OF CANADA 51 Breeches
is a Bank of age and strength, It has a record behind it
of 35 years of sound and successful business, and is strong
in resources and banking,experience.
We invite you to join, the large number of prudent,
successful people who have found banking relations with
it both agreeable and profital)1e.
If you have not yet begun to save your spare dollars
makea start to -day by depositing One Dollar or more in
our Savings Department. •
BI$,VSSE , t' BRANCH
7.I.. Eiovirlainisi. ltta:;nager
es
BRUSSELS MARKET,
Wheat $0 95
Oats
Pens
Barley
Potatoes
Buttter
Eggs ..
Hay
Hogs
Apples
82
50
18
0 s0
fi 65
1 00
00 97
88
84
50
20
23
76
The People's Column
�oa SALE. - Oholee Buff Orpington Ooek.
erele. ret gl 00 each: • Bleak 011&9 at 22.00,
P. BAITER, Hrnfi•yn.
4,2 YEAR OLD HEAVE DRAFT DOLT for
Pale. Lot 9, Oon, 10, Grew, L BOLLEN•
GER, Brussels P. O. 81•tf
NUMDER of pure-bred white Leghorn roost-
LLoot 23 Con 0, orrie. GEO. each,
8r. N
COMFORTABLE 1008E wren Los von
SALE. Good sellar water and fruit trees.
Erussnquire of R. T. H1NGSTON, or P. O, 82.box5 070,
Bels. - 1
GRAZING LAND TO RENT. -The under-
signed offers the farms known as the
Joseph Olegg property, containing 126 sores In
Morris township,. to rent for eke coming sea•
eon, Appty bytetter to R. J. Olegg. Nelson,
E. 0., or to Me. Joseph Olegg, on the uremia.
es.
At the—'
Star Grocery
• ETHEL
Is where you get 811w -to -date Grocer-
ies. always fresh and at right prices.
We have purchased a special line of
Canned Salmon, Haddie and Sardines.
Salmon
Maple Leaf brand, 20c.
Lowe inlet brand, 18c.
Unicorn brand, 15c
Northern Coast brand, 10c.
Sardines
Brunswick brand, the great 5c can.
Josephine Sardines, 100.
King Oscar, 2 boxes for 25c.
Fish'
Whole Finau Reddy, 10e per lb.
Fresh Salmon Trout, 9c per lb.
Frozen Lake Superior Herrings, 200
per doz., and Lake Superior•Her-
rings, in pickle, 26c per doz.
Labrador Herrings in pickle, 20c doz.
Standard Oysters, 50c per quart.
Special Offer
Good fresh Prunes, 6 lbs. for 25e.
First-class selected Raisins, 31bs. 25c.
Dried Peaches, good quality, 2 lbs. 25e.
Fruit and Confectionery
California Navel Oranges, 60c to 20c.
First quality Lemons, 200 per doz.
High-class Chocolates and Nlixtures.
Sweet Biscuits
Try McLauchlan's Cream Sodas and
be convinced they are the best,
• Stationery
'Writing Pads, Fancy Note Paper, En.
velopes, Scribblers, Pens, Pencils.
Feh. 1 4th is St. Valentine's Day
Remember your friends with a nice
postcard or pretty Valentine We
have a good assortment, also some
that will make you laugh.
Pa -Please call and see our display.
Highest Dash and trade prices paid for
Butter and Eggs.
W. T. Spence
Great
SLAUGHTER SALE
for 30 days
Blankets; Robes
Black Cow Robes, regular price $16,00, reduced to $12.00.
Buffalo Robes, o.00, 7.00
Goat Robes,11
8,5o,
15 per
cent..Bien s
a off kEt
6.50
bronchitis and pleurisy but is regaining
his usual gond health, although neural ON
gift is bothering him now. We hope he
tl I
w i soon be o. k. I • Vii/ • I , A j a s.
Auction Sales
IILDt'a-F8AMPLadeN'NFUsURE,Scott,
Auctioneer, has received instruction from
the undersigned to sell by public auction at
Lot 11, Oon, 18, Grey, on Wednesday, Feb. 24th,
at 1 o'clook, the following valuable property
vizi-1 general purpose mare 11 years old, 1
general purpose horse 0 years old,1 gelding
sired by Bawarden rising 8 years, 1 driving
mare 10 years old, t. cow One to calve,. 2 °owe
due to calve early in March 2 grade sows sup-
posed 11x eulf, 1 deraey 0uw supposed in calf, 2
farrow euwe,. 1 steer rising 8 tears, 1 dry cow
tieing 4 yeara, 2 steers rising.2 years, 2 heifers
rising 2 years, 8 steers rising 1 year, 2 heifers
rising 1 year, 1 sow supposed in pig, about 00
hems, 1 top buggy nearly new, bender, 1 lulu.
her wagon, 1 pair of bob•eleig'hs, 1 2 -furrow
riding plow, 1 fanning mill, 1 milk boa lined
with galvanized iron, 1 set double harness, 1
set single harness; about 10 tone of hay, 2 cook
stoves, 1 Klondike heater, 6dining•room °hairs,
1 cupboard, •2 bedsteads 2oreanter eons, 1
Doisy churn No, 8, about 10 cords dry Move
wood, a number of cedar posts, crocks, pans,
pnile and ether articles too numerous to men.
Bon Sale nnreservrd as proprietor is going
West. The farts is a first -clava oneeontnming
100 Hares, with good frame horse and new
bank barn, Terms -All sums of $6 and under
cash; over that amount 9 months' credit will.
be given en furnishing Approved Joint Notes.
6 Per Cent.. off for cash en credit amounts.
Terms for farm made known mt day of salvor
on application to RIOHARD A. CARDIFF,
Proprietor, or F. 8. Scott, Auctioneer.
February '14th
ValMVIMINO
¥alentjoe Day
We are again ehowing.11
very attrttotiye line of
Valentines
From some-ver3 band
some ones at 65o, 40c,
25c and 15e to the dainty
lace ones at 5o, 30 & 2c.
Also a particularly fine
assortment of Valentine
Post Cards et the popu-
lar price, 2 for 5o, with a
better line at So each, at
FOX'S
DRUG STORE
MORTGviAGAhLe pOolwt' eLgANout;
-aUtetdderiand
certain mortgage, which will he pro,
dneed ret time of sale,. there .will be
offered for sale by public auction on Monday,
the fifteenth day 01 March, 1009, at the hour
of two o'clock in the afternoon, at the Amer'.
can hotel, in the Village of Bruaeele, by P B.
Scott, Auctioneer, the following t property,
viz: The North half of farm Lot No. 0, in the
7611 Con„ of the Township of Grey County of
Huron, containing Bemires. On the property
is a good l'rame house iron Diad, an barn
85s40 feet and good ort'ha'd. Ia close to school
and three miles from Brussels, Terme of Sale:
Ten Per Cent on day of sale end balance with-
in thirty days. For further particulars and
condition., of sale apply - to the undersigned.
DAVID INGLIS and F. S. SCOTT, adntiniatra•
tors to the estate of Robert Inglis, .Mortgagee.
Dated at Brussels thia 3rd day of Fob. 1009.
Con BALE.-Ootrlfot•teble house on William
street, Brussels. Xacre lot, good well,
garden and fruit trees. - For terns apply to P.
RITen15 or P, S. Scott, Brussels, tf.
BY-LAW NO. 1, 1909
Village of Brussels in the Countyof Huron
of the
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of Brussels, the Countyof Huroll
ie: • oration of the Village Bru e s in
f authorize the C6i
opg
-e 'nue a of debentures
e 1•i•�• by u
toba•ruwthe sum of.'1'weutp•five Hundred Dul,ts by a
to that amount, and 10 loan the same to Walter 1• Garside and William fames,
of the City of London, Manufacturers, for the purpose of purchasing a site or
building, or to purchase a site and erect a building and equip the same with
suitable alachinery for the menu! acture of Chemical Fire Extinguishers and
for a General Machine Repair Shop, and for working capital to run the sante,
for the term of ten years from the date this By-law takes effect in the said Vil-
lage of Brussels, in the County of Huron.
Whereas the said Walter J. Garside and'
William James have applied to the "Muni-
cipal,Ouu ieil of the Village of Brussels for
luau of the sum of.T'weuty five hundred
d .flare for the term of ten years, said Mau
to bear interest at the rate of five per Gen
per annum, and repayable as fullows;-
$ii60.00, part of the said principal sem, al
.he end of the third and each suoueedmg
year for six years and the baleen at the
end of the tenth year, together with
interest yearly at the rate aforesaid and
should auy iutereet remain to arrears the
name to bear interest at the rate aforesaid
and be compounded each year. Said loau
to be advanced to them as Boon as they
shall own and equip a factory with suitable
machinery- for the mattufaotare of
Chemical Fire Extiugaiehere uud a gener-
al machine repair shop iu the eaid Village
of Brussels and have executed a Mat
mortgage on the said factory, machinery
an'd plant and also uu the residence of the
said Walter J. Garside in the city of Lou-
don, in the county of Middlesex, Ontario,
which e,id residence is to be worth at that
time at least the sum of $1,600.00 in ac-
cordance with the terms het eta set out.
And whereas in order thereto it will be
necessary toissue debeuturea of the .said
Muntoipaiity for the sum of $2,500.00 as
hereim.fter provided, which is the amount
of the debt intended to be created by this
bylaw, the proceeds 6ltereef to be applied
to she purpose aforesaid and to no other
object.
And whereto it is desirable to issue the
said debeuturea at one. time and to make
the principal of the said debt repayable in
equal annual inetalmenta of principal and
interest during the period of ten years next
after the issue uf the said debentures.
And whereas the total amount required
by the Municipal Aorto be raised anuually
by special tate fur the payment of the acid
debt tied internee as hereinafter provided
is $528.76.
And whereas the'emouut of the existing
debenture debt of the said Village of
Brussels, ie 646,665.03 and no principal or.
futereat. iii arrear.
Aud whereas the amount of the whole
ratesbs property of the Village of
Brussels, aocordiug to the last Assessment
Roll of the tome, is 6880,150.00.
Therefore the Municipal Omuoil of the
Corporation of the Village of Bruesele
enacts as follows :-
1. That the Municipal Council of the
Corporation of the Village of Brussels
shall loan to Walter J. Garside and Wil-
liam
illiam Jame and each other persona as may
be associated with them and for the pur-
pose of raising euid aur debeuturea of the
Village of Brussels to the amount of
62,500 00 are to be issued fu Hume of not
less than $100,00 each and shall be issued
on the niueteeuth day of March 1909 and
each of the said debentures ehall be dated
the nineteenth day of March 1909 being
the day of the issue thereof and shall be
payable in tett equal annual iuetalmeut of
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rncipal and interaat net the nineteenth'
day of enoh succeeding March for ten years
at the office of the Standard Bank of
Canada here,
2. Each of the etdd debentures shall be
signed by the Reeve and Troaaurer of the
said Village of Brussels and shall have
affixed thereto by the Clerk of the said
Mnnioipality the seal ofthe said Village Of
Bruaeele,
8. The slid debentures ekalI bear
interest at the rate of five per tient per
aneum payable yearly at the said Batik on
the nineteenth day of March in each and
every year during the ourreney thereof.
4. Dnriug the currency of the said de-
bentures there shall bo raised annually by
special rate on all the rateable property
in
6828.70 ike saidforthe Vilingaof Bp'�se ruaeeloef tele sem Elioiaf
1Smrpaying
amount dire for pantslpal and iutereet fn
reepe t of the ay.
5. The eaid aiduradbtof $2,500,00, being
the proceeds of the said debentures, is to
be handed over to the said Walter J. ear -
side and -Witham James ae soon as they
shall owu a suitable factory is the said
Village of Brussels and have the same
properly equipped with suitable maohin-
ery,for the manufacture of Chemibal Fire
,Extiuguiabers and for a general maubine
repair abop and will have executed a first
mortgage on the ,eaid faotury, Bite, plant and
machinery and also on the residence of
the said Walter J. Garside, in the City of
Loudon, avid mortguge to be for ten
years from the Nineteenth day of 101arch
1909 and shall bear iutereet at the rule of
five per oeut. per anonm yearly, payable
un each and every 19th day of March on
all principal from time to time remaining
unpaid until the principal cum is paid in
full as well laterite before maturity and the
said priucipal sem to be payable as follows,
9350.00 on each 19th day of March in each
of the tears 19t2, 1916, 1914, 1916, 1916
and 1917 and the balance on the 19th day
of March 1918. Said mortguge shall pro-
vide that the said parties will insure the
said properties' to their full taaurablo'valne
ill a Company or Companies approved by
the Council, with loss payable to . the said
Village of Bruaeele as their interest may
appear under mortgage, said policies tobe
handed over to the said Commit and said
mortgage is also to contain all the .usual
statutory covenants,
6, This 13y.law shall take effect on the
19th day of March, 1909, should it receive
the assent of the electors,
7. The votes of the said eleotora en-
titled to vote on said 13y -law shall be taken
thereonat the following ttma and places
that is to say : On Monday the 8111 day
of March, 1909 commencing at the hone
of nine in the forenoon and continuing un-
til the hour of five in the afteruoou of the
same day. In polling division No. One
at the office of Robt. Thomson; Jas. T.
Roes, Deputy Returning Odoer; iu
polling division No. Two at the
Connell Room and that N. F. Garry be
Deputy Returning Officer ; and for polling
division No. Three at the reeideuae of Geo.
Birt and that Peter Scott be Deputy Re-
turning Officer.
8. On Monday the 22nd day of
February 1909, the Reeve of the said Vil-
lage of Brussels shall attend at the
Council room, at ten o'clock iu the fore-
noon, to appoint persons to attend at the
varioue pulling placee aforesaid and at
the curing up of the votes by the Clerk
on behalf of the. persona interested in pro-
moting or opposing the passing ofthe said
bylaw respectively.
9, The Clerk of the Village of Bruaeele
shall attend at the Council room in the
Town Hall, at ten o'clock in tho foron000,.
on Tuesday the ninth day of March 1909
to sum up the Wombat' of votes for and
egeiuet the eaid'bylaw.
Read the first time in open Council and
pneaed the 25th day 0f January 1909.
Reed the aeoond time in open Uounoil
and paned the 25th duy of January 1909.
Read in open Council after having re-
ceived the assent of the electors and finally
passed the day of ,.,1909,
Reeve.
Clerk.
TARE NOTICE
The above le a true copy of a proposed
bylaw which has been token into coneldera..
Mon and will be finally paseed by the
Council of the Village of Bruaeele in the
event of the assent of the electors being
obtained thereto niter one month from the
first publication in Tug Bs aea,P Foes, the
date of the first publication was the 11th
day of February 1900 anti that the votes
of the oleetora of the acid Municipality will
be taken thoronn on the day and at the
home and places therein fixed,
1' 1e, p. 800TT, Olerh,