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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1909-10-14, Page 8WALL PA Part Season Many people think that DOW is a good time to paper, as their rooms are not used in the Summer the way they are in the colder weather. Fresh Wall Paper will make a wonderful difference in your rooms—paper now and get the good of it during the Winter. Our Wall atterns in good taste or Parloere, is well Dining Rooms, Bedrooms, en and contains Kitchens &o Choice designs in Stripes, Tapestries, Grass Cloths, ikc. 1 When you think of Papering, see our Sample Boosts, Wall Paper from 50, per roll up. We shall be pleased to show you. See our Thanksgiving and Hatlow'en Post Cards. The Best that's going. 5c and 2 for 5e. .• SKI 1 DRUGGIST AND STATIONER, ,Vat Baas 1Zxs GET ready tor Winter. READ the advertisements and save money a y thereby. A. 0, U. W. will sleet Friday even- ing of this week.. Squaw Winter, now watch out for Indian Summer, SEVERAL more weddings are on the program in this locality. THE first snow flurry of the season was in evidence on Tuesday. A :CEMENT foundation has been] put under Thos. Newsom's house on Queen street, A NEW stable has been built on the property of Wm. Sellers, Elizabeth street. ONE week from next Monday, Oct• 25th is Canadiaa Thanksgiving, and a public holiday SOME of our crack riflemen May take in the Co. rifle shoot at Auburn on Tuesday of next week. THE Poss. had a friendly call from Editor Chisholm, of the Wroxeter Star, last Friday. He was here taking in the Brussels—Havelock Football match. MATINRE,=If weather is favorable and the * mile track iu r form a matinee will be held Tuesday ayafternoon of next week when good sport is promis- ed. 25 CENTS A BAG.—Brussels Evapora- tor has raised the price from so cents to 25 cents a bag for apples and are now ready to take any quantity of the right sort. TENDERS are being asked for tbe con- veyance of King Edward's mail from Brussels to Seaforth and return. Ad- vertisement may be read in this week's issue of THE PosT. CONSIDERABLE adverse criticism is evoked over the proposal to grant a license for a pool room. The store in the Smale block is being fitted up for that purpose it is said. Owmo to the smoke stack going wrong at the Electric Light power house last Tuesday the lights were not in service that night. Repairs were made Wednesday, a cold job on account of the blizzardly storm. SCALDED .-Tnesdav evening, Harry, the 3 year old son of Harry Dredge, was quite severely scalded by coming in con- tact with his sister who was carrying a pan of hot water. The little lad got considerable of the contents in his face bet we hope he will suffer no ill effects from the accident. CARD or THANKS.— Ronald Mac - Naughton and family desire to express their appreciation of the great kindness shown to them in their time of sorrow by the many kind friends and neighbors and feel very grateful for their kindness and sympathy. When their time of sorrow comes may the loving Father bless them one and all in the same way, PAYMENT OF PRIZEMONEY,—W. H. Kerr, Treasurer of the Brussels Fall Fair, will be at THE POST Publishing House, Friday and Saturday of this week frons Io o'clock a. m. to 5 o'clock p. m. to pay prizes, All parties having claims are requested to send them in at once, as the Board of Directors meets Saturday ,afternoon of next week at 2 o'clock, AUCTION SALES OF STOCK.—M. J, Williams bas announced an auction sale of ss first-class mileb cows, to be held at the Central Hotel, Brussels, on Thurs- day of next week, 25st inst., at 2 o'clock. On the Saturday afternoon following at 2 o'clock, Messrs, Lowe & Bishop will sell 4o head of milch cows, 2 year olds and yearlings, also 20 good ewes at the Queen's hotel, Brussels, F. S. Scott will be the Auctioneer in each case, CORRECTIONS IN BRUSSELS. FAIR PRIZE LIsT,-Following are some necessary changes from last week's publishedPrize list of East H ronFellalt :1st for 2 year roadster gelding, S, Walker instead of Arch. Campbell ; 1st for sofa ,pillow, eyelet embroidery, Mrs. J. Leckie instead of Menno Jack- son ; 1st for nasturtions, Miss Jane and Kelly ; 1st for rag mat, Menno Jackson ; prize for cotton stockings not known. There are no 3rd prizes for penmanship in either classes. Prizes will be paid by Treasurer Kerr Friday and Saturday of this week. Cheques not called for will be mailed to prize winners. THA NK-OPFERI NG MEETI Nc10 Ton an- nual Thank. Uffering'serulee in connec- tion with the Women's Foreign Mission- ary Society of Melville church was held Thursday evening of last week with the President, Mri. G. A. Deadman, in the tihair, In commemoration of the 25th anniversary of the Society the three re- maining charter members were constitut- ed Life members, viz, Mrs. Neil Mc Lauchlin, who recently removed to Tor- ontol; Mrs. Wm. Martin and Mrs, Jessie Kerr• The proceeds of the semi -Jubilee of last Jute was appropriated to this is h0trie on furloughatfroma India, gave0an encouraging report of the work being done there. Miss Campbell has given 8o PLANT your Fall advertisement. WEDNESDAY morning the snow shovel was once more initiated„ PHOTOS were taken of the Havelock and Brussels Foot Ball teams last Friday by artist Brewer. W, k, ST . RErrox has been appointed. issuer of marriage licenses by the On- tario Government, 15 CENTS, in advance, secures .THE POST to January 1st, or balance of the year free to new subscribers. THE Foot Ball boys left for Havelock Thursday afternoon on the 3 p, m, train and expect to play Friday afternoon. LARGE quantities of apples are being shipped from Brussels this Fall and the shipments of Winter fruit will be heavy. F. 5, SCOTT, village Clerk of Brussels, is officiating in Grey township since the decease of Clerk Jno. McIntosh and will continue to do so until an appoint- ment is made. He's an old hand at the business, —'0— Two goodyoungsows for sale. Both of them in pig. Apply to BAEHEn BR06, fewy ungEppigs. J. P. choice , hogo22, Con 12, Grey. O anbrook P. 0. /1 you are troubled that way result It astpont to consult Tenho & Sons at Pox's Drug Store on Tuesday, Oct. 26th. OOM2oRTABLE dwelling rooms to rent above stores. Soft water and other conveniences. B I. 0. RICHARDS, return the money if In cannot suit filling Yours, T, McGregor, corner Mill and Main et„ Brute eels. Ann you deaf 7 If so, we can make you hear with the Aeousticon. Taube & Sons will glad• ly demonstrate this wonderful instrument ab Fox's Drug Store on Tuesday, Oct. 28th. 00strOaTABLE house and lot for .sale with phis tered stable. &e„ William street, Brussels. For further particulars apply on the premises or by letter to Brussels P 0. Taos. Mooes, REMEMnea the date of Taube &PSons ivisit to Brussels and if year eyes trouble you in any way consult then at Fox's Drug Store on Tuesday, 051. 28th, MI88 Palma SHARPE has passed -successfully her second examination of the Pianoforte De - jpertinent of the Toronto Conservatory of Music, end is prepared to take pupils at ber hone, Princess street. YOUR eyes will appreciate the case and com- fort derived from. proper $&ting of glasses, 80 if you have eye trouble don't fail to consult Taube & Sons at Fox's Drug Store on Tuesday Oat. 20th, Monday oY es h week, CommencingA Sept. 27tth, I wili buy any quantity of live chickens and hens and will pay highest market cash price for same if properly fattened. Poultry must be starved before delivering. ReBT. faousow, Brussels. JOHN PETCH, while working at W. Sellers' stable, bad the ill fortune to step on a nail in a board which penetrat- ed bis left foot, making a nasty wound that will inconvenience him for some time. We hope be will soon be o. k. HIG1r SALARIES.—Owing to thorough preparation graduates of the Wingham Business College receive the best posi- tions in leading Canadian and American cities, The new advertisement will be found on page 8 and will change bfre- q uen tly. RIFLEMEN .—The annual meeting of the Huron County Rifle League will be held at Auburn on Tuesday, Oct. Igtb. The usual prizes will be given and two targets will be in working order, so that the large attendance can have .quick work on all the:matches. After the shoot the annual meeting and banquet will be held. CONSERVATIVE CONVENTION.—A Con- vention of the Liberal Conservatives of the East Riding of Huron will be held in the Town Hall, Brussels, en Friday, October 22nd, at r,3o p. m. Election of office bearers and other general business will be on the program. It is expected that Dr. Chisholm, M. P,, A. H. Mus- grove, M. P. P„ and others will address the meeting. Executive will meet at 1 o'clock. Barrister Dudley 13olmes is President and Editor Theo. H 1 ale S cre- tary. MATRIMONIAL,—A. quiet but pretty dding took place at the home of 'rhos, first d Mrs. Curry, Brussels. Tues. e y morning when their eldest daughter, p ss Leo Gertrude, was married to John a arling, of Niagara Palls, N. Y., by n v. E. G. Powell, pastor of the Metho. t church, Brussels. Promptly at fo f past nine, the bride escorted by her ber, entered the parlor, which was ntily decorated with carnations, aragus fern and Autumn leaves, to the rain ains of Climes' Cas Wedding March played d p Y her sister., Beatrice. The bride, who sunattended, and wearing a smartly ored travelling suit of navy blue nch serge, with cream net blouse d bat to snatch, carried a beautiful net of white roses and asparagus fern ieh with an amethyst brooch and d pendant, were gifts of the groom. er the usual congratulations luneh- was served and the happy couple on the Is,3o train for their future me in Niagara Falls, N. Y., where will be At Home to their friends at r Linwood avenue, after Nov, 1st, a. Sparling has been a faithful and ted employee of the Brussels post- ce for tee past seven years and was recipient of an unusually large num- lu costly and beautiful presents incltid. tr a case of sterling silver snoops from T tinaster Farrow, and goes to her new ho o followed by the best wishes of a co t of friends. we an da Mi Sp dis hal fat dal asp st by wa tail Fre an bog w11 gol Aft eon left he they 220 Mr crus 001 addresses since her arrival home ofe last Spring. Miss Gerrie Dun- ins can and Miss Jessie MoLauehlin renders Pos ed n choice duet, The offering taken bolt Thursday evening totalled lif;5o o0, • I hos �Usiness hance is often missed when it might have been easily embraced by Systematic Saving Begin now to prepare for the clay of oppor- tunity by depositing your savings in The Metropolitan Bank. $1.00 on MORE OPENS AN AQQOUNr The METROPOLITAN BANK BRUSSELS BRANCH F. H. GiLROV, MANAPER .._.,........________________ ■ `ponents Rt Havelock Friday of this week with the record standing 1 o o in our favor, As goals count end Friday's Nor game the eoneludin n e o p fro noses lilars o small ‚interest centres round it, Referee Dbb ran the game to suit him- self and stuck to his job in good style. There was no penalizing, nor was any - They gate receipts t out of play upwards injury. The $75.00 but as the visiting team received St25,00 the costliness of these final matches where teams have to travel'so far may be better understood. Have- lock is located in the.Co of Peter- borough, and is Too miles East of or - onto, a divisional point on the C. P. R. It takes a share of three days to make the round trip. The Havelock team is composed of a gentlemanly contingent and play to win but THE POST hopes the Provincial honors will once more come to Brussels and that Old Probs. will smile approvingly on Friday in handing out the weather. The line up on Friday was as follows :-- Havelock - Havelock 13russela W Bose :cll. oal - O Bsott H An: rows 5Baoke--5 •• A. Anderson i Me%ay G Armstrong W Kitchen ) Dr Kindred } 5s Backs .. W` .220:2 W McMullen ) ... .. MJnekeon W R MoPhereon .. J Bicr#illivrey 0 Matheson...., A M:sLeed M Neal Forwards 0 McDonald HM nEh eco n... Sarni. Carter _ J Woodward �nnnn t td Jas. Dobb, Toronto, Referee, '",.H Lowry PIANOS WAY / The Musician's n s FauOrrte A partialo~T--^�� Pat- rons in Brussels and vicinityent yheinter i— Dr, Holmes, Brussels J. F, Rowland, John Leckie, G. House, Alex, Strachan, Septi. Carter, Dr, Toole, Jas. Armstrong, 1. Farquharson, Walton H. A. Thomas, Mrs. R Morrison, Leadbury Miss Barrows, " For full information apply to Door North Standard Bank, Brussels. Messes Best & Cardiff shipped a double deck of hogs on Thursday, THE auuual Convention of the East Huron 'Teachers' Association will be held in Wingham, on Oct. 21st and 22nd. DIRECTORS' It'EETING. Saturday afteru con of next week, Oct. 23rd, 3 , Directors of East Huron Fall Fair will meet in the Council Chamber at 2 o'- clock, to close up this year's Fall Fair business: All are asked to attend. THOS. BABE PASSES AWAY.—On Octo• ber 3rd Thomas Babb paid Nature's debt at his home, Sidney, Manitoba, in his Brat year, He and his family were well known residents of Mitchell who event West 25 or .more years ago. Mrs. Babb and a large adult family survive. The funeral of Mr. Babb took place to Carberry cemetery "and was under the direction of- the A. F. & A. M. De- ceased was a fine spirited man and was widely respected. IRA PARKER'S FUNERAL.—'There was a large attendance at the funeral of our highly esteemed former townsman, Ira Parker, Thursday afternoon of last week. The service was conducted at the par- ental home of Mrs, Parker, by Rev, E, G Powell, assisted by Rev. Dr. Rut- ledge, deceased's pastor at Wingham. Funeral was under the direction of the Odd Fellows, some 6o of the three link- ed brethren being in the procession to the ,cemetery, marshalled by W. A. Grewar, The pallbearers were R. A. Pryne, E. Nicholson, W. Leatberdale, Dr, Hamilton, J. A. Hunter and S. C. Wilson. At the graveside the service of the Order was conducted by Noble Grand C. t -t. Dodds and Chaplain J. A. Hunter. A number of young people from Wingham showed their apprecia tion of Mr. Parker by attending the last rites 237 PRIZES.—W. H. McCracken, of Brussels, never does anything in a half- hearted way and when he sets out as an exhibitor to 'the Fall Fairs he goes to win and it keeps the best of them hust- ling to produce roots, vegetables and flowers to take the lion's share of red tick- ets From biro. This year compares very favorably with bis best record in the past and proves that Mac. is still King of the garden sass. The list for mos. is as follows :— Listowel 35 Atwood Seaforth .• ..............•47 Brussels • 53 Gorrie.,. 30 Blyth ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,27 Dungannon, 26 Total otal 237 BRUSSELS HAD THE BEST OF Ir.—Fri- day of last week was the date set for the est of home and home Foot Ball match• s in tbe finals for the Provincial chem ionship. The day was delightful for ny outdoor sport and attracted a large umber of spectators. Havelock and Brussels were the contending teams, the rmer arriving on the afternoon train. Chen record was here ahead of them, holding the championship of the Mid- land district and out of 57 games played had won 16, only 2 goals being scored a them, ham , sn a red hotgame was ex- pected and in this no one was disap- pointed. The hate team was is good fettle and when Referee Dobb, of Tor - Onto, blew the whistle about 4 p. m, both elevens went at it in real earnest. In a comparison of the teams the visitors had it for weight and for height as well, They were fieet of foot, stalwart in' checking, strong kickers and next to impregnable on defence but lacking in team combination. Brussels, who excel in combination, took the sphere to Havelock goal and kept it in that vitini- ty with splendid consistency brit half time had oome and gone before they scored, which pleasant duty fell to the lot of Archie McLeod who with good clgruent and a run on the l did ick, evoking well meritedbapplautse, his was the only scoring done in the 51 and ten minutes despite numerous risers and well planned rushes aitd hence Brussels will face their sturdy op- People We Talk About Thos. Curry was a Judge at Atwood Fall Fair. Simon Grant was visiting his son Wroxeter for a tew days, W. H. and Mrs. Willis, of Wingham, were visitors i0 town one day last week. Miss Maggie Brown own .was visiting her sister, Mrs, J. Leslie Kerr, at Clinton this week. Mrs, Thos. Gerry, of Toronto, wa visitor with Mrs. 13. Gerry 'for a f days during the past week. She i niece. Geo and Mrs. Brown and Miss garet and the Misses MacNabb w visitors with Wingham friends o The Money 'fou Save Saves, You from worry'--want--debt—humiliation, A .comfortable Bank Account gives one an easy mind, self-confidence, and the power to take advantage of every opportunity that 's position. cornea to better one's Eltablished/873 OF CANADA 77 Branches gives Savings Depositors, whether their accotmts be large or small, the most courteous service, Make a beginning at once with a Deposit of One Dollar or more,-in_our Savings Department, 73 BRUSSELS' BRANCH 3. F. Ftoovllaxad, Viteraagc:ir •••••••••♦•••••0••••0.0.00 • • • 2 • • GD C • ea • Z• op • Zeta' ♦ as = Z o•1 O t� • • • o Business College ♦ 000. SPOTTON, PRIN. • • • at�•♦•e••••••••••••4►•♦•o••ee® • • • • Wakeman waar sgeaa ngGabut 5100 per year as farm laborer. Now he is earning at the rate of 5082 per year. • Six months' training at our • Business College made the di& • ferenee. Was iia good invest- • ment 7 He thinks 80, E1e ad- • dress is New Osgoode, Sask. • • Pour Courses : • Preparatory • Commercial • Stenography Telegraphy • • Enter any time, Individual 4, Instruction. • Write for particulars. WINGHAM `+ S a ew S n_ and Mrs. A. McLean, a son. Mar. PRI i'ilatElma, on Sept., 28rd, to Mr, and Mrs.RioherdPride, twin daughter and. ere eon, ver $MALL,—In Stratford, on Oct. 0612 to Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Small, 125 Ming Street, a daugh- ter, Mary Louise Josephine. un ay, Miss Annie Ross, of B. town,attended Gorrio Faoss and Mrs. D ir where they judged the Fine Arts and Ladies' Work. We are Wright. mother sorry e f Mrs. (Dr.)to hear hGle hat am, has been ill during the past week but we hope she will soon be convalescent,, Alex, and Mrs. McLennan, of Sea - forth, were renewing old friendships in Brussels last Friday. They are old and well known residents and are always welcome. Wm. and Mrs. Hartry and Howe Henrnew ng old frien, and d hips sin rBrussels an locality. The first named gentlema and bis good lady were former resident W. H. McCracken was hardly ups concert pitgn this week owing to h contracting a cold the day of the Sea Forth Fall Fair. He apparently had n time to be laid oft until the Shows were over. FORMER BRUSSELS BOY To THE. FRONT. —George W. Armstrong, , a native of the province of Ontario, born at .Brus- sels, September 8th, 5863, who afterward passed 23 years at Buffalo, Fargo and other parts of North Dakota, has suc- ceeded Carl W. Tuerkeas Commissioner of Streets and President of the Board of Police commissioners of Spokane. He is also a member of the Board of Public Works. The appointment was made by Mayor N. S. Pratt, He was for years interested in irrigation projects and is manager and director of the Columbia River Orchards company. which is put- ting 15,00o acres under the ditch South of Spokane. Mr. Armstrong came to the United States with his parents in 188o, settling in North Dakota. His early manhood was spent in Buffalo and later he moved to Fargo. He has been an extensive farmer, merchant, presi- dent of a bank and later a director iu the First National Batik of Far go, He was a deputy United States marshal in North the Dakota, in addition on to his other Iduties from 8g2 to aSg6. Regarding the appointment Mayor Pratt said in the course of an interview : "I have known Mr. Armstrong rou for a number amber I of years as a man of strong character, wide business experience and mature years, and am satisfied Bed heflee will reflect dr ere ' t on thead. I 'ministration. He is especially qualified to be a member of the Board of Public Works, being accustomed to large undertakings. Furthermore, he has been in entire sympathy with the ad- ministration and with the work as it was being carried out by Mr. Tuerko There is no question as to his ability, integrity and industry, and I am con- fident be will make good as a commis. siouer," Mr. Armstrong's many old friends here are pleased to hear of his promotion and wish 111(0 success. BORN BN LT O ea,—In Mrs. Harding, B Man., e Oct, 8th, to LONO]OWAY—In Elino, English,0,eco •Mr, and Mrs. Louie Longeway, twin son and daughter. MOOUTOREoti.—In Morrie, on ,Oct. 2nd, to Mr. and Mra• W. H, xIiii, kaon, a: daughter, M 0/aux.—In Wroxeter, on Oet, 8th, to. Mr. rd e- 0 s. i5 0 The wholesome, ' harmless green leaves and tender stems of a lung heal- ing mountainous shrubgive to. Dr. Shoop's dough Remedy its curative properties. Tickling or dry bronchial coughs quickly and safely yield to this highly effective Clough medicine. Dr. Shoop assures mothers that they can With safety give it to even very young babes. Noopium, no chloro- form—absolutely nothing harsh or harmful. It calms the distressing cough and heals the sensitive mem- branes. Accept no other. Demand Dr. Shoop's, i5old by all dealers, MARRIED O0UNWsaL—WiTars.—At the Manse, Wrox- eter, on cot. 7111, by Rev. L. Perrin, Mr. Wm. Cornwall to M,as Sara Willis, OLORE—TORRANCE.--InHamiltou, on Oct. 0th by Mies Gert de M., daugh Jno, the lute Rev. Wm, Torrance, all of Hamilton. $PARLTNO—OURRY.—At the home of the bride's parents, on Oct. 12th, by Rev. E. 0. Powell, Mr. John. Sperling, of Niagara. Falls, N. Y., to Miss Leo Gertrude, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. flurry, Queen street, Brussels.. DIED BADB.—At Sydney, Man., on October 8rd, Thos. Babb, formerly of Mitchell, aged 80 Years, 10 months and 1 day. NToaoL,—In Morris, on October 9th, Wm. .lames, infant eon of James and Alice Nichol, aged 1 year and 4 months, SnEl1LooK.—On Oat. 016, at the residence of his daughter,. Mrs. J. J. Evans, 26 Howland avenue. Toronto, Rev, Benjamin Sherlock, in his 78th year. AUCTION SALES.. THURSDAY, 005. 2152.-20 Milch cows, Cen- tral Hotel, Brussels. Sale unreserved at. 2 p. Pa/DAY,OOT. Williams, 22ND -ParP. maott, Ano, stook, im- plements. &o., Lot 00, Con. 1. Morrie. Sale un- reserved at 1 o'olook. Mrs. Jus. Wright, Proprietress P. S. Scott, Ana, SATURDAY, 002.. 2882.-40 head of cattle,. cows, 2yeer olds and yearlings, and 20 good ewes, Queen's Hotel, Brussels. Saleat 2 p. se.. Lowe & Bishop, Proprietors. F. 8. Scott. Ano. ertoe'otfta27.4,oriem, & South hiLotheaMr Sale unreserved at 1 p. m. Jas. Duncan, Prop. F. S. Scott, Ano. BRUSSELS' MARKET $ 84 46 18 28 1000 785 18 1 00 Wheat Peas Barley Butter .. Eggs Potatoes Hay Hogs Wool Apples $ 06 84 50 19 24 11 400 7 1 26 Auction Sales A11021015 SALE on FARM STOOK, TMPLE- MENTS, &c.-11% S. Scott, auotloneer, has been instructed by the undersigned to sell by public auction at 8 E Lot 27, Con. 4, Morrie, on Tuesday, October 20th, at 1 p. m. the following valuable property t 1 mare 11 .years old sup•. posed in foal to Baron. Black, 1 mare 0 years old supposed in foal. to Scotland's Hope 1 aged mare, 1 Dolt 2 years old from Baron Black, 1 oolt 1 year old from Baron Black, 4 awe nup• posed to he in oalf, 1 fat cow, 7 steers 2 yea's old, 8 steers 1 year old l he i fer , 2 yea rs old , 5calves, 1 Massey glaier1Mn y Mower,1 pea harvester. 1M0Seoy horse rakofseel roller, . 1 cultivator,bugy,1 lumber Bet bob. truck wag otr, 1 fuggy, 1 cutter, 1 not 5',2 sleighs, 1 plows. 2 furrow 8 set' nearly owe,1 single r,1 turn gats plow,rLearn8 rete li harrotve, 1 , miel turnip ower, eksets do, 1 le 'her- nese1fanning av l 1 hay rack, 2 sotsdouble tt of nese, 1 gravel box, 1 soap wheel -barrow, 1 i 1 set of scales1000 pounds,81 tree kettle, 1 iron force pump 2 seta whcedar poste, forks, 2 heron s, hoot' and quantity of cedar poste, oorks, rakes• hoes and ones amid a8 too numerous s to aald lila Sale unreserved as proprietor an has erld Ills farm, Terthat amount • Horns of h and under back ; over apps ommmt 1t months 05,01? will li shall it approved joint nod's r 1t� Off , roph et reedit amounts. JAME$D171.70AN, Proprietor. The People's Column ICORBAL10,—Property formerly occupied by R. A.. Thompson & Oo'' store, Ethel. Ap- ply to DR, FERGUSON, Ethel. 11.4 STRAYED,—On pronilsen 00the undersigned 7th, a red b ill! 8 78 roGtold oWithnwl its- n ri ht hip, Owner is i•equeeteii 10 prove prop, artyy,� pay expens0n and Enlce Lor away, Wu, 1140ATEEWNDs or 181 01P FOR SALE.—About 15 acres cedar swamp, 0 aeras bardwoodbuah, also one ensilage ant• ting box,. large size. Apply on. Lot 29Oon. 14, Grey, or J, W. SANDERS, Monorlere, P, 0. TRA H — Y D, From the premises es of the under. red Lot 11 Con, 2Gryy Septenbar,a small greyioyearling o his recovery wlbe information celved, S. BURK, Jamestown, P, 0, T EAOHER WANTED for 8, S. No, 5, Grey, duties to commence on opening of 1010 term. Apnlientions, statingexperience and salary, to be addressed to W ki. BREMNER, Secretary -Treasurer, Ethel P, 0. .12.4 LOST. -Hinge end -board for wagon box at Wm. Work's ate on the gravel road Would L obliged Bra ole at S. H CJack- son's. MAIL CONTRACT SEALED. TENDERS nddreesed to the Post - ;neater uoon On Fi'idey,ill Noreceived ember 19th 009, for the conveyance of His Majesty's mails on a proposed contract for four years, 0 times per Sea - forth from the Postmaster General s pleasure. Printed Printed notices containing further informa- tion as to oc nditfan sopro u s d n a c P P contract may beb nine and blank forme of tender Walton, be obtained , the Post , or a forte Brussels, the Londbnt• Winthrop, or Seaforthandat eke Whoa of the Post OI[lee Inepeotor at London, G. C. ANDERSON, Post Office Department, Superintendent. Mail Bartle() Beench, Ottawa, October 7111, 1008.. EYESIQHT Wo leave arranged with Taube & Sons Manufacturing Opticians and Eyesigh. specialists of Toronto to be at .our store on Tuesday, Oct, 26 Taube & Sons are the oldest firm in Canada, having been established since 1873, and during the past 36 years have given every satisfaction to tilousanda of customers,' Owing to the feet that they grind all their own lenses and manufacture their own frames they are in a position to furnish Optical Service that cannot be excelled, If you have "'eye troubles" don't fail to take advantage of this opportunity to have your Eyes properly- attended to, All work is absolutely guaranteed. ARE YOU DEAF ? If so we can mak you hear with the "Aeousticon The Aeousticon magnifies every soundword, o 1'! me 4o Io That anSO n matter how deaf you are nor what the original cause of your deafness was so long as the auditory nerve is alive, you will hear at once, Call and see it. F DRUG STORE FOBOR SERVIOE,—Tho undersigned will keep service a chore' bred Yorkshire keg, at Lot 18,. Oon, 18, Grey. Terme—$1,80, payable at time of service, with privilege of returning if necessary, - J01111 MONABB,. 18.4 Proprietor, MISS BERTHA ARMSTRONG Teacher of Plano . Studio at Garter's Sfuaio Store, one door North of the Standard Bank, Brussels. 8-tf Notice. Applications will he received by the under- i signed to 0 g October 18th, 10 00, D for the follow- ing 1n pp v shiosition nthe positions 70205wnper a r4rey'e sur r, p Clerk, nlary $260.00 per crane t or to give salary 5150.02oryl per year, ,0reasurar to give satisfactory bonds for $2600D,W. The Council will meet to make the above. appointments and transact general business 00 Ootober 18111 1409, F. S. SCOTT, Tiownehip Clerk, pro tem,. Grey. ilk I..41.i A. Brussels Daylight Store O. N. McLaren r 'There's a difference between big words and big values, so without wasting any time on preliminaries we invite you to examine ' our stock of Ladies' and Misses' Winter Coats. At 9.50 Ladies' all wool kersey cloth coats, 48 and 50 inches long, loose and: semi -fitting in this season's best styles. In Black, Navy, Brown and Green, All sizes. At 7.50 Ladies' di ea' da' 11t colored d tweed and blanicetrint- ed, ebok dy lune d,onia c loss and fitted .tyles. All sizes. At5. 00 Ladies' and Men's . extra heavy dark color tweeds, plain Black, Brown and Navy, long lengths. All sizes. At 4.50 Misses coats in Navy, Brown and Green frieze, long loose fitting. heavy Weight and good wearing cloth, for girls 12 to 1,8 years old.. At 6.00 & 7.00 Misses coats o is In plain Brown, Green and Blue, nicely trimmed with double back. Very stylish, warm, serviceable garment. At 2.50 to 5.00 Ohildren's coats in Grey, Blue and Green. Plain' and fancy makes for children 4 to 12 years, All reduc- ed. Men's 81 Boys' Winter Overcoats Men's Black Melton Overcoats at 0,00 This is our spacial line and are special' at the price, "Well made black Meltons, long lenghth and perfect fitting, Men's Heavy Tweed Hiders at 18,80 Long length, extra quality of dark heavy tweed ulter5 with .Prussian collars, Very special at $10.00.' Men's Overcoats at 6,75 Men's black Melton and dark colored tweed overcoats in all sizes,' 'Well made garments. All:. are perfect fitting. Boys' Overcoats at 4,50 to 8.00 Boya',ovot'coats in plan Black and fancy tweed, long longth with plain and Prussian ' collars, ifierWe invite you to examine out stoc c o Fur FurLined Coats, Ruffs and Muffs, All Sizes in Granby Rubbers, Highest prices for Produce. G. N. McLaren • it