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am Condition
Powders
For Horses and Cattle
They al,e IMdo from a splendid
formula, of drugs selected for their mere
it in tris flue. Will put Yong stock in
"the pink of condition" and keep them
there,
Our Condition Powders have alerge.
saleand we believe are not unsurpassed
by any patented on the market,
Large Package 25c,
Perhaps you have year own recipe,
if so bring it in and we will Direfully fill
it at a very moderate price.
tett
9=mi.Tooth..
Brush
Is a very necessary possession
We have 'north Brushes tat egg, 15e,
4sc and Sot, Our Brushes at aec give
splendid satisfactloq.
To keep the teeth eleau and white
and at the same time retard decay, use
a good Tooth Preparation such as
Euthymoll
Tooth Paste
An eiegaat preparation, conveniently
put up in tubes, None better of its
kind, 250 per tube.
F.
R. SMITH
D1%UGGIST AND STATIONER.
leas l Retas 3ttnts
Tea huntsman is abroad in the bush.
Scloo2, Board Friday evening of this
week,
Ie' you have a visitor let THE Pon`
15 CENTS in advance gets THE POST to
January rst rgrr,
, 'tweezed vegetables area great crop
this Fall in this locality.
CUTreas and sleighs loom up for die -
play and sales by the dealers,
New Telephone Directories are to be
bad at the Rural Central office if you
have not got yours yet.
MUFF advertised in -Thursday's issue
ofTHE. ,Post last week was reported to
} the owner on Saturday.
SEVERAL Brusselites attended the
funeral of the late -Hugh. Ramsay at
Walton Sunday afternoon.
011R Telephones are 31 and 32, Tell
us the news. Some are doing splendidly
for which We are grateful.
A rtutfIIER of.Brusselites took part in
a Ceneclrt et Ethel Thursday evening of
last W -e k, under the direction of Bert
Lott.
I. C. RICHARDS says he is going out of
business. fie has lead a very busy life
for the east•go years, so has earned a
good holiday.
.A.cmost sale
u of 7o head of young
cattle,belonging to Messrs. Lowe &
Bishop, at tbe Queen's Hotel Brussels,
Saturday of this week, at 2 p. m.
TAX COLLECTOR OLIVEK is distribut-
ing the notices for'tglo taxes, All sums.
not paid before Dec. t5th will have 5%
added. 'Petal arnouut on roll is 459725,-
'2.
MONTHLY Horse Fairs will be resumed
this season in Brussels. First one Is
dated Thursday, December ist. 'These
Fairs are known far and near and are
the scenes of sales of hundreds of horses.
IMPERIAL QUARTETTE.—The Tribune,
of Fowler, Colo., says :—"Atnoug the
best entertainers favoring Fowler aud-
iences during the past few years, none
have surpassed the Imperial Quartette
in rendering a first-class program. Each
member of the troupe is an artist. The
music exbibited a high order of culture
and as such was greeted by a large and
appreciative audience here." Hear them
at Brussels Town Hall, Tuesday even-
ing, Nov. 220d,
CLEARING UP BACK SS 5 itIPTInNs —
This
month THE
T
k os is into
campaign
n
P
of squaring goff
past due subscriptions.
a
s.
They
amount o
t hundreds of dollars and
as we require the money we call atten-
tion of those in arrears to the necessity
of a remittance, A number have al -
.ready balanced their accounts and some
paid to the close of 1812. Kindly take
the'bint and save us the trouble of
notification. All sums will be acknow-
ledged on address, label of THE PoST
the week after receipt, if not earlier.
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE, Thenextmeet-
de )fBrussels Women's Institute will
be held at the. home of Mrs. George
Thomson, William street, on Thursday,
.24th 1051., commencing at 2.30 p. m.
The members of the Jamestown Institute
have accepted an invitation to be Pres-
ent. J, F. Rowland. manager of the
Standard Bank, will address tbe ladies.
on the important subject "What women
should know about Banking." The re-
port' of the 'Annual meeting of the
Provincial Institute, which convenes in
Toronto onYbth and 17th lasts., will be
given. Mrs, Tno, Robb and Mrs, S.
Walker are the delegates from Brussels
Branch. As the local Institute meetings
are usually held on Friday members are
asked to make noteof the change to
'Thursday, 24th for next gathering.
A FOR•rUNR FOR "NED" WILSON,q
Nearly everybody is ac sainted more
—
less i
arwith th '
"Ned" Wilson who has
spent the past 5o years, probably, in the
Counties of Huron and Perth. He was an
always a good worker but did not bus. tb
baud his resources, tfrequently going on s f
jubilating outings which were expensive gie
to both thefinaneia], physical ;and moral sea
departments. Prophecies were fre-. co
quently made that Edward would be- wi
come a permanent boarder at the House be
0t Refuge,. Clinton, to {which he was F
Suite averse. Last week the good news We
came to hand that "Ned" was remem- kin
bored by his deceased brother Isaac, of Le
Duluth, in his will and Reeve Leckie fro
has been requested to ack,as Mr. Wilson's lad
representative in straightening up the Btu
business affairs.. The estate yields up. Wy
wards of -$;r,000, in cash, a gold watch Blu
and mortgages on farm properties in Mit
Miuuesotaamoueting to over $1,000, So dist
that Rdward Wilson Esq, will net come a be
to want in WS old age, Mr. Leckie will obs
go to Duluth next week and close u 13
the affairs for "Ned," It is the purpose in 1
of those interested to invest the proceeds Lo
in good security and cheque Out what don
will be necessary. for board, Clothing etc, Mal
The deceased e
sd Lsc
l a Wilson '
of lived
One wit
time m to thislocalfty and another brother war
was form r1
e a resident t
y n of Morrie ria f0
wn . 1'
ship,"Ned" is about o thee years s o£
and is badly Crippled upwithrh u. mein
nxatiem and other physical aliments, He voc
and bit nu er'
m an f •i
elan
da rejoice
in
his in
windfall and are glad he will be looked et 13
after, ittg
ClearseMAs fails on Sunday thio' p
1)&i,00 pays for THE Pos'r to the en
zetr.
FOURTH Division Court will be 1
Wednesday of next week in `Brussel
fore Judge Holt.
J. - C. Cements lies leased the a
formerly occatpied by the late T. Y
Kirk for his Clothes Clpaniug and D
ing business.
GEo. BROWN and Walter Lowry. h
bought a Readymade clothing
Gents' Furnishing stock at :Kinard
and are running it off there.
BRUSSELS Lawn .Bowlers are arra
ing for their annual Concert. The
penial Male quartette of "London
supply the program. Date Nov. 22.
MISs KATE MCCALLUM hag purcha
the house and lot, corner of Turnbe
and William street, fronh;-'W, F. Se
of Ottawa and she and het mother 11
moved to it from Walton.
peso will buy a Jersey Heifer soma to cal
G, A. DDADges.
REA-r draft colt rising 0, for sale. (3
BAaDe., Oranbrook.
8 White ;Leghorn and 5� White Wyando
Cockerels ke 1
o c s for ease. JOHN M s at
o e. Br
eels, or call at Gerry 8s Walker's store.
A Pity good Oxforddown Ram. Lambs
sale.. GaO. A.BSe , Brussels.
UNLISTED gent's tan glove lost on Monda
Pinder will much oblige by leaving. it at T
Pose.
A 000PLDTi stook of the Celebrated Gran
Rubbers at G. N. McLaneres.
PLATA heavy gold ringlost, with wor
Mother and "Dawson inscrbed. Finder will
rewarded by leaving it at TUB Pose.
BABGAIss in Ladies', Misses' and Children
Winter Coats. G. N. MOLAmoa.
CLDANriso 171..—I are prepared with team
and wagon to haul refuse from yards, cellars,
closets and stables on short notice and at res•
sortable rates. Work mutt be done before
Nov. Ieth. Apply to. Bruise termite, Albert
street, Brussels. 18-tf
0 only ladies' fur trimmed coats, traveller's
samplee, to be sold at wholesale prices..
G. N. MOLAREN.
GOOD farm for sale. Apply to Wet. HAM Ire
TON, Fordwieh P. O.
PODLTnY WASTED.—On Monday of each
week, eommenatng Sept. 10th, I wilt buy and
take delivery or any qquantity of bitty
Spring chickens end due ks ,live weight). Mnet
bestarved properly and in good condition, for
which the highest rices will be paid.
prices
TaoMeoN, Brussels.
Weil bred roadster ally, 8 yeara old, for
sale. Ro22. BDNnsnsot, Brussels.
Iir you have timber to cut I min supply the
fast and easy way. T. McGnRoon,
at aobargain. F uit,, goonse d watt and A 1 aotne
inanity. For farther particulate ask at Tai
POas.
tt
0
BRussEss Woman's Christian Temper.
ance Union and others are sending a
large bale of clothing to the fire suffers
in the Rainy River District.
Rev. W M. Richardson, of Winnipeg,
has been chosen Secretary of the Dom.
inion Alliance as successor to Rev, T.
Albert Moore who has
become Head of
the Moral Reform department in connec-
tion witb the Methodist church.
BIG -SALE or Seome—Saturday after-
noon, Nov. isth, 70 head of young cattle
will be sold by public auction at the
Queen's Hotel by F. S. Scott, at 2
o'clock. The owners are Jno. Lowe
and A. Bishop wbo handle a good many
bead in a year.
UNSIGNED communkCatioos or items of
news without the signature of the
writer are no use to us as we must know
who the contributors are so as to vouch
for the authenticity and correctness of
the same, Not with the idea of publish-
ing the name of the writer but as 5
guarantee of good faith✓
The Rockwell colored troupe, made
up of a score of performers, played in
the Towu Hell Tuesday evening to a
fair house. They have a good Band
and orchestra. Proprietor has been at
tbebusiness over 3o years so under
stands it well They went from Brus-
sels to Wingham.
FIRST stsr0Rtxo.—Saturday night's
d Sunday's snow fall was so generous
at the white mantle measured about
aches on the level and set cutters and
ighs in motion for ibe first time this
son, although wheeled vehicles also
ntinued to run. Sunday was a real
"try day, a forerunner of what may
expected
MEOWED ONO ANOTHER CLOSELY.—
dnesdey of last week Mrs. S. flop-
s, of Durand, MIMI.. and Mrs. D.
Wis, of Bluevale, were summoned
re the earthly to the celestlal. The
fes were Sisters, former residents of
ssels,'and sisters to the late John
buried at
ovale Friday, Lewis
W. Cornish, of
chell, and Mrs, Noel, of Petrone,
ers of deceased, and W. W. Burgess,
phew, of Mitchel, attended the
t quies,
OWLERs' Concert Tuesday: Nov. 22nd
`own, Imneriel Male Quarrtette of
)don, will give the program. Lon -
Advertiser says :—"The Imperial
e Quartette delighted i e
ht d
the a au ie
d nae
hsee
v taI
quartettes
and
solos, and
0 again
and again ain
warmth, v en
cored,
y were generous in responding and
was greatly appreciated, Every
ber of the quartette possesses fine
al talent, and the voices harmonize
rbsselost e Toted Tai ,srTuesdayreven
Nov, send,
ear.
a of
field
Brussels
be
hop
ye,
Ye -
aye
and
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Im
will
sed
rry
oft,
ave
ve.
80.
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for
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by
be
be
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The Best Servant 9s aTTStrong
Fanner Chartered Bank
the Metropolitan Bank..
Makes a"Specialty of the business 6f Farmers
and extends to them most .Reasonable Terms,
ir1S,
Drafts and
Wo
ney Orders Issued
at Reasonable
Rates
Department of Banking is Conducted
BRUSSELS BRANCH P. H. GILROY, MANAGER
FARMER'S ATTENTION,— Saturday
afternoon November 19th, et 2 o'clock
a meeting of farmers and others in this
district be held in the Town Hall,
Brussels, to consider the advisability of
appointing delegates to go to Ottawa in
December as part of a deputation to
wait upon the Dominion Government in
presentation of the subject of reduciog
the tariff as it relates to 'the farming
community. A large attendance of all
interested is asked for at afdresaid
meeting as the question is one of deep.
interest to rural communities.
People We Taik About
Alexander Ellis spent a few bays in
Teeswater last week,
Wilton Payne isbark to town after a
holiday visit at Seaforth,
Miss Ida Flatt,is back from a holiday
with old friends in Owen Sound.
Vernon Sinclair has been laid up with
pneumonia but is improving nicely now.
W. E. and Mrs, Duncan were at
Petrone for several days during the past
week.
Mrs. A. Bruce, Bluevale, was the
guest of Mrs, J. L. Kerr, Turnberry
street.
Mrs, N. Flatt and granddaughter; Lfl•
Ilan, spent a few days .Visiting Wingbam
friends,
Mise Ruby Plum left this week for a
menth's visit with friends at Clintou and
Mitch ell.
Mrs. Will. Baeker and baby daughter,
Pearl, visited with relatives at Guelph
lastweek. •
Mrs. Ballard has returned from an
eujoyable visit with Mrs. Chas, Stone in
Cannington,
Bert Lott and C. Duff, who wasvisit-
ing the former, have returned to the In-
stitute at Brantford.
Parker and Mrs. Foster, of Kincardine,
were renewing old friendships in town
during the past week.
Rev. J. Hibbert wife and :children, of
Gerrie, were visiting the Pryne famil ,
for few days during the past week,
We are sorry to state that Mrs. M. H.
Moore has been on the sick list but we
hope she will soon be fully restored.
Mrs. Smart, of New York, was home
on a visit. She is a daughter of Coun-
cillor and Mrs. Lowry, Queen street:
Mrs. R. Paul attended the funeral of
the late Rev, Mr. Burwash at Wingbam
on 'Thursday. He was an o1d friend.
Misses Ida Kiebne and Agnes Brun-
ner, of Seafoath, and. Mr. Cook, of Clin-
ton, spent Sunday with Miss Vera
W ilbee,
John and Mrs. Welsh, of Seaforth,
and Mrs. John Angus of Toronto, were
visiting over Sunday with Mrs. J,.f M
Manning, G
Messrs. . Poo.1
e
of
McMasterIT
Cotge. M
Toronto, and
Polli
n of Ingersoll
welcome H
me vis'
hors to our town during the
past week. L
John and Gordon Brown of Brampton, L
father and nephew of Mrs. Harry James, A
were visiting at the American Hotel V
here last week, N
T. E. Maunders was home from O
Detrol
t where
he'
is attending. Medical
College. for a few days on a vsit, to his
mother and sister,.
Mrs. A, McGuire was at Owen Sound
last week as a delegate to the Provincial
W. C. T. U, Mrs, Mac. is the energetic
President of Brussels Branch,.
Miss Robertson, who bas been house-
keeper for Postmaster Farrow, has gone
to her borne near London. Her health
is not very rugged we are sorry to state.
TRE PosT had a call one day last week
from Steven Drewe, who was a former
Brusselite and his wife also. Mr, Drewe
is: now a commercial traveller with head-
quarters at Toronto,
MONTHLY
HORSE FAIRS
BR US
SE � a7 E rt. - ,
V
Regalar Monthly Horse Fairs will be
held in Brussels tfiis season as follows;
THURSDAY, DEC. let, 1910
" Tan.: 6th, 1911
Feb. 2°d, 1911 D
Mae. 2nd, "1911
April 0dt, 1911
—o- I
Leading local and outside bums will he resent
f �
S1ANDARDBANK.
Estsblfthed 1073 OF CANADA 60 Breaches
MONEY ORDERS FOR SMALL SUMS
Safety, convenience " and low coat unite to make
Mosley Orders issued, by this Bank a most satisfactory
way of sending small sums to any part of Canada. 'I
Udder $5 , .. 3c. $IQ to $30 , .. IQc.
$5 to
10...6c.
� $30 to iso .. , 15G
Drafts issued for larger amounts.
Savings Bank Department at Every Branch.
$ WSSELS BRANCH
J. F. Rowland, Manager
PUBLIC SCHOOL
ROOM 3
Senior Fourth, -Examined in Arith.,
Gram„ Geo„ Hist., Spell,. Or. Read,,
Writ„ Draw. and Comp. HOaors 75.'
Pass 6o,
T Deadman „ ,.95 W Lott ,,,.66
A Roe go E Lowry.t...., 64
A McLauchlin.,,83 R Barkley..„58
W Armstrong,,,. 8o H Burgess 57
L Ballantyne 78 F"Lowry •".• ,.56.
E Toole: 75. 1 Elliott 55
I McLauchlin....73 F Wood 94
W Harris .,,.68 L Lowry. 53
H Worst 6$ Ii Fox„ 39
B Keir •67 ' G Colvin.•....,..35
JuniorFourth,—Examined in Gram
Arith.. Geog., Spell. Lite!„ Oral Read
raw., Writ. and: Comp. ,Honors 75
Pass do. -
G Edwards.. .... .8e L Burgess 66
ttekson - b
9 76 R Sinclair •, 57
MoLauchhu ...7s E Moore 56.
J Oliver ..........72 V McCracken 49
Ballantyne 66 R McKay. ...... ..44
D. SMITH, Teacher.
R00ts 4
Sr. III,.--Exatnined inAritb., Geo,,
Gram., Hist., Comp„ 'Read. and daily
work. 'Honors 75. Pass 60.
Mrs. John Manning spent the Thanks-
giving holiday with her daughter, Mrs.
H, V. Patrick, in Loudon,
1st Term Exams.
AU Marks In Per Cant
ROOM d & 2
Form III A and B. --Examined in all
subjects. Honors 75%, Pass 6o°%.
E Deadman..... 92.s t; Holmes .....,,.bo
1 Bremner 83• 13 Warwick 58
H Armstrong,.,.8a 0 Armstrong57.
13 Currie 79 B, Leckie,.........55
A Grant • 74 W Spading
C Leckie......... B Harris
73 s
R Simpson...,... -o F Eckmier,
J Armstrong 07 8 Ament
M Thomson..,..65 H Hoover
L Armstrong 65 S Fox
C Forbes..........64 N Ewalt
V Bowman ...... ...63 W Scott
F Clark 63
52
51
48
48
4t
39
37
R'Stewart 89 H Currie g1
I Toole.. .8g •A McLauchlin,,,45
L Ament.........75 L Wright .. ,,4,
15
Rands 69 S McLaat,hlina•34
13 Campbell- 67 V Sinclair ....,,.:30
T •McLauchlin., 54 ,R, Hewitt.... ....a9
Jr. III.—Exam. in Aritb.,. Spell„
Geo., Lit., Read., Gram. and daily
work. Honors 75. Pass 6o,
D Ross ....:76 M Carter .63
H Stewart ........74 F McNaughton,55
L McCracken....7x Ii Gerry 53
W Buchanan 54 E Cameron 22
P Barkley. ......63 •
H? M. DOWNING, Teacher.
ROOM 5
Sr.. 1I. --Examined in Geo.. Mem
Read., Spell,, Aritit, Lit, and rlail
week, Hones 75, Pass' 6o.
5'
Form II,—Examined in all subjects. C Best.. ... . ... ....go A Currie. ...,....,71
Honors 75• Pass 60. R Moore......... 86 A Fut....,......,.. 1
E Sot heroin. 84 G' Derr 65 94 Stewart 8t T. Wartviek,......69
J Metzies...,.....,82 I Strachan.... •-.64 M Skelton 73 "H Lott 65
L McDonald 81 J McLennan 62 Vliarris ate 73 G
T,Yw❑ ....7g C McKinnon 62 M Hoist M
72 E Jamieson 46
M Yuill....,.•.....78 --1i Ament ...58Jr III --Wear/tined'i
D Watson S GerryTin Loma„ Ready
72 57 Spell„ Arith.,r Lit., Mem., and dally
J Taylor .,,.72 I Rands 55 work. Honors 75. Pass 6o,
A Coopers,- ,.,.69 H Tool".........,. qz. R Cnrrfe 78
Forni I —Examined in all subjects. FI aures •.75
onors 75. Pass 6o. S McLauchlin,..86 M Danford 73
H
W Tun obeli.... •86 E Flatt 66 J Fox .... I McNichol 73
leutchlnson,,.85 AJohnston 65 B Wright 82 - W Roe 68
McQuarrie ...79, H Lowry ,,..65 M Ross 82 '''J Jamieson.....58
Moore
R Currie
..6 Burgess i
•••77 W sS 8 M ,
4 g
i Lam bei .
F 8-
azelLowry5
AWdtn
Wiltono 6
73M Pawson
C Anderson C Stewart ........71 BAldersou....64 Q- Hetuingway.,79; d '0°. 46'
Sperling ...71 "S Brothers 63 a missed 'Due exam_
Walsou 7o E Barkley.- ...... 6z G. Ross, Teacher'
Moore .,70 C Crooks 59
Ross 69 15 Hall ' 95
Fox .68 C Emigh ...........52
McGill.. ,.68•
Rev. T. Ball, Fordwich, announces.
the marriage of his daughter, Edythe
L., to Charles A. Leatberdale, of Bran-
don, Man., the wedding to take place in
Winnipeg on Nov. 3oth.
Mrs, John Duncan, of Vernon, B. C„
is visiting her mother, Mrs, George
Seeker. Mr. Duncan is being treated
for nerve trouble at Guelph, which the
hope will soon prove helpful. e•
Rev. Dr. Oaten attended the funeral
of the late Rev. N. S. Bureeash at Wing.
ham on 'Thursday. He will aesist Rev,
J• Hibbert in special Evangelistic
services at Gerrie Thursday and Friday
evenings.
Mrs. A. McGuire visited in Toronto
with Mrs. N. McLauchlan during the
Thanksgiving holidays, She also at-
tended the Provincial Convention of
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union held in Owen Sound,
Mrs, 'Jennie Tufts, of V]etcria B. C„
and Mrs. T. F. Stewart, of Vancouver,
both former residents of Brussels and
sisters to Barrister Sinclair, are here on
a holiday visit. It is 13 or 14 years
since they went 10 the West bat the
swifly speeding years have dealt , very
kindly with them,
Mrs. P. Sinclair, Mill street, had the
misfortune to fall on the stairs in het
home and fractured several ribs, Her
daughter, Miss McNeil, Who has been
living in McKillop for several years, bad
to be called home to take charge of the
household duties for the time being ow.
ing
to the unfortunate to a f
cc de t
n.
Last
the staff oftheStanlardtonk Bank here
W.
B. Pv e
, the popular Ledger iraeper,
wee tranefe
and
elide Scott promoted froml Junior to fill
Mr.
P e'
Elmvale,shpal come o perft4irmithedutof
ies
of Mr, Scott's former station. We Wel=
coin° him to Brussels,
V. DAvtnsdx,
T. H. CAMERON, Principal.
PRIMARY ROOM
Class V, --Examined in Atith•, Read.,
Spell., Dep„ and daily work.
M McLauchlin...g4 A Cardiff. ' 6r
A Drage....-....... 86 C Hoist 59
lbs. good j Thanksgiving Boston
Sale cif Coffee
•GROC EFS l ES freshgeound
v per lb: 35e,
Ceylon Tea
Black
For $r.00
emoonsissommisf
Ralumet Gloss,
ivorine,' N order to make room for
Celluloid New Christmas Stock
tock
Laundrytarchea 'We are going to clear at
.Reduced Prices a large
3 pkgs, 25c
Sweetheart,
Durham,
Challenge
' Corn Starch
3 pkgs. for 25c
Gulati's
Dream Tatar
1b, cans
Reg. 20c for 15c
Magic Baking
Powder,
25C Tins for 201
20c This for 15c
number of every day neces-
sities. These prices show
Wonderful Buying
Opportunities :
—Good Heavy Carpet Brooms made
of Hest IltinfaCern At 36c, doe
and 46c,
—Lantern Globes,'8 for 200.
—Large size Lamp Glasses, 3 fon 26c.
—Medium Lamp Glasses, 3 for 20c.
—French. Coffee, a delicious drink,
lb. pkg. 15c.
---"Crest" Mustard, loose, 25c lb.
--Cow Brand Soda, 4c pkg.
Payee, 3 pkgs, for 25c.
Terms ;t Cash dr Produce, Salt ,/,'rout
Piped Pekes for Produce, 10c per pelted
d
Get a can of.
Sweetheart
Baking Powder
10C
said you may get
11beautiful,
German Musical
Alarm Oloclt
Free
Flavoring
Extracts
2 oz. bottles
far 25c
Quick Naptha
Soap
R
Bars far 25
■
anssittaintagoatwozwomiemirmirovnatwaas
f�artltA
6 Packages'Laing "Sultana"
rrCa''tara R Coffee
i. ■ ■/
M
Ammonia 01 Cor
0111r1 i .
I'le
sh
Powder
Ground
for 2
5
c
erlb z
�l] �
Wroxeter p
lb, Phalle N �B$�I'
No. G4simominsmosso
G Backer .83 J Lowry 56
V Lowry 82 0 Howard :......34
M Cameron,,,,.,, 66 GSpitler 08
D Currie 65 T - Harkness...,..,c3
E Sonlers...,.,..,,63
Class IV. --Examined in Arita„ Recti„
Spe1L,
Dep. and daily work,
M Kerney .....,.95 E Hollinger ed
L Francis ..,, ,.,87 W James ° 74
T Eungh 85 A Stewart 71
E Burgess....,:,,,83 M'Wltoc' .66
L Conley „.x.82 W. Snider...,. .... s
Class`III,—Excelieut—Ethel Stewart.
Ellie, Stewart, Good—Cassie Thomp-
son, Milton Oliver,
Class II.—Eitcelleht.--Douglas Walk-
er, Dorothy Holmes, Isabel Stewart,
Merrier Wood, Lena Barkley, Jennie
Howard. Good—Lyle Snider. -
Class k.—Excellent—Lily ,,Drage,
Madeline Frietzley, Margaret McCrack-
en. ' ;F. BvelrnNAN, Teacher,.
of the town; suitable for a .store or
boarding house, For further partioularelip•
ply to PRANK IILLIDIt, Brucolcidgo,Ont.
BRUSSEI:S MARKET
Wheat
- SO au 5 8
0 800
Peas - - -. 8 45
Barley48
Butter • - 18 2D
Bags, .......... ....a, .28
Potatoes
Ho . 80
Hogs g tl0
. 8.0
Wool - 19
80
9.06
d 0U
20
MoBLAni.—In Retitle'', Sask., on October 10th,
1010, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert McBlaln, a
daughter..
it7ARRIEo
Mclx.tw—Dt.ivpAR. At the residence of the.
bride's father, "Oherrydale," Grey town-
ship, on Nov, 2nd, by Rev. W. Pee, M. A.
of Dunnville" Mr. Robert A, McLean, of
Seattle, Wash., IT. S., to Miss Margaret
fae
Beatr ,tkirddanghter'ofMr,SohnyDun-
man
BUaitASR, to Wfngham,on November 861,
Rev. N. S. Burwash in hie 78rd, year,
RAusAY.—In Walton, on November Ord, Hugh
Jones Ramsay, aged 42 years and 9 months.
AUCTION SALES
PaiDAr,Nov. ilth.—Parm,farm stook, im-
ppleertt a,Saim-
plements,
a.1 o'4 clock. Prncil Mc
Orphan, proprietor ; P. ,y, Scott, auo.
6ATUaDAY, Nov. 12th. 70 head of young
cattle. Sate at Queen's Hotel, Brussels,_at d
o'clock. Lowe & Biehop,'Proprietors ; F. S.
Scott, Auctioneer..
TUESDAY Nov. 25th. Farm stock and Im-
plements
aTBlockA., Oranbrook. - Sale unre-
served at lo'aloek. George McNichol, pro.
prietor. ; P. S. Scott, auctioneer.
Our Pure
mlported
Olive Oil
0T IV3a OIL is 'vow claiming the
atteetion of a vast dltitnhee of
people as tip tinrivalled food avid
'npdieiue and Las it is generally talc")
internally by people in poor health
it surely should he pure and perfect,
This is what we claim our Oil to be--
of
e-of the very highest duality pot/Mtge.
One of our medical practitioner's
after using several gallons of it, states
tltatt 16 is the best brand he has been
able to procure,
50c per•Pint'
--AT--
FOX '
DRUG STORE
TnmtaDAY, Nov.l7th. Farm, ferns stock,
implemeute,.de,, at Lot la, Oou, 5,:C1rey, Salo
unreserved' at:1 p, m. Gra,. .Jesse Bateman,
1 ropr•tetress ; P. S. Scott, Auotloneer,
PawnA.x, Nov, 1820,—Farm Stock, imply
menta, &o,,Nortla H Lot 14, Con. 1i, Norris. '.
Sale unreserved at 1 p. m.. Allan Speir, Prop.
IP. S. Scott, Auctioneer.
The People's Column,
-rOWGANDA 5,018 7P010 SALE,—Tho no'
71 deretgaed o5ere' for sola it, Gosvgonoe,
town lots No. 8 on 7th Street and Nes 4 on lith
street. They are .each 00 feetwideand
are 102 feet long andin a good part
Auction Sales
AUOTION SALE OP. PARIS �STOOIi, Dr-
&o.—F. 8., Soott, Auctioneer,
'has bB been nod by N.
Ralf Lot -1 rd S cel,
by pabl Friioy, et ov Helrt 1 o'clo 5,
the tollie, on ]fgiprO November ri 18th, at 1 l mare
ue
the following proporty 1-1 agricultural mare
8 years old suppoaed in foal to Ranger, .1, agrt•
cultural mare 5years: old supposed in fool to
Ranger, 1 aged working horse, 1 Kaplan roads-
ter ally 4 yea -re old, 1 minute roadster 'ally 8
years old, 1 general purpose mare Oostumeit8
years old supposed to be in feat, 1 !Dundee":
gelding 2 years old, 1 'Swaim," Oily 1 year
old, 1 heavy draught horse aoit ayears old by.
'Oanongata " 1 heavy draught filly 1 year Old'
by "Oanougate." 1 roadster mare ll years old
"Sydney," 12 mileh cows supposed lir calf, 1
durha m bull years old, 7 heavy steers 5 yearn
old2heavy steers 2
years old, 2 2 years
oldl1 heifer asoldsupposed 10 calf, 2 yearo15, Sateera 1 year old, calves,
1 young button!! supposed eligible for regiatra-
tion,'10 good store prga, 7 pigs 2 months old, 10
pigs weaned, 2 brood sows supposed In pig one .
Tamworth and other Yorkehlre, n number of
hens, 2 good lumber wagons, 1 top buggy new
Mat aeaeof, 1 open buggy'0 democrat pole and
shafts, 2 road carts, 2 ea-eleigha, 2 cut-
tere,1 large cultivator,. 2 Doering mowers 5
nada foot cut, 1 Deering balder 7 foot out, 8
Small gang plows, 1 Fleury walkinglow, 5big
Kangaroo plow,1 Champion seed drill,,1 riding
plow, 2 farming mills, 2 sets double harness,
1 setplow'harness, 8 bets tingle harness, 1. light
set double harness, 1 grain :crueller, 1 atruw
cutter. and Jack, ahoy racks, quantity of grain
and hay and other articles. Sale unreserved.
as Proprietor is giving up rented farm.
Terme.—All 15111110 of 0000 and under cash;
over that amount 11 months oradit will be •
given on furnishing approved joint- notes.
6 parscnt1fp for ouch on credit amoante. A.
51.5111, Pro.
Gaing
Aut oBLIaines!
AMamrnoth
of $12,000 worth of Good
Clean Dry Good
and Groc-
eries. -Dress Goods and Fancy Gads are Specialties�
entlessealmewasm
THIS..is'such an opportunity as may
not occur gin a lif i
againetlrrle to Se_
cure just what you need at :less,
than Wholesale Prices --for the stock )lust
be sold at once.
A splendid record was made in opening
.up this big Sale and tts success is beyond
our highest expectations, Our store doors
had to be locked several tinges last Satur-
day to enable our staff to wait upon the
anxious customers crowding the counters,
No disappointments as the "bargains are
genuine
No Goods d ds Booked. Good Saleable hl Trade or Cash only
Bler•A number of additional Oleeks requited—young women or mon.
Please apply at once:
M. Gordon
Ingham
Irk will Elea.) a large saving' to you to take advantage of
this Great Cleating Rale. Come and see uS.
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