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Films, Post °alas,
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eye need 'films devel-
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not
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� p ndid Cough Cure
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worse.Reap a bottle of Blood
Root Cough Cure Oo hand end
'colnmeeco taking ft whee the
first symptoms -et a cold appears
-yon may save yourself from
having e cold of long duration.
Blood Root Cough Cure
is a sure, safe and pleasant Tem.
edy for Coughs and Colds. We
prepare it ourselves --we know
the ingredients and can recons-
mend it.
25c per bottle
�iviFOi"L' F.,R. R.
SMITH
DRUGGIST
AND STATIONJ]R,
s Reims
]day evening of this
tisements and save
ay, Monday, Octo.
Firth Coucert' Co.,
trlydate in Deem -
els held last Satur-
te a number from
et Friday evee-
-it''ethe me
ar
hers
Ferrety has bean
J. T. Rose has bad the electric lights
installed in his residence. John street.
THE POST welcomes Editor Smith in-
to the proprietorship of the Listowel
Banner and wishes him success, He
has had a wide and varied experience
and should do well with the Banner,.
ROADSTER SOLD. -This week George
Keys disposed of his fine roadster mare.
She won In two c'a ses at Wingbam Fair,
and rut at Blyth, Brussels and Gorrie,
in Iarge classes: Mr. Keys says she is
the best high class mare he ever owned
and be has bad some good ones.
Messrs. Keys & Galbraith have pur-
chased the fine bred trotting roadster
stallion, "Henry Winters.'' Tbis week
the same firm bought two fine chestnut
standard bred drivers from J. C. Tuck,
Pullet ]oat containing
trunk key. Reward b money, papers and
or with the owner. Maes leaving it Ben seas.
20 good young White Leghorn hens for sate
t 40e each. Joan' MEenowe, Brussels.
Pimssfound containing a sum of money.
pertlyown sad ay have the Same by Proving
Paying forthist1
ikon were
Fair, Jno,
ney in one
of it.
t make any.
:is". on Fair
old water
it
an is
udance.
e meeting of
1 be held oa'
d of Friday
Mrs. James
ion on "The
ble" will be
SX and Mrs..
What the
ng" will be,
op, Lot 0. Con. 8, Grey.Telephone ce. A. G
- elephone2114
rats FOR Sats, -Good flavored Fall Honey
' le at 8 cents a pound. Apply to
one 8814 L. WaEELER, Bruaaels.
FoSers,•-Aglondykeheater attheMeth-
odiet Parsonage.
table sideboard and bedroom suite. Apply)y to
MRS. J. Leogre, Brussels. to
HAND satchel found. Owner may have it by
Proving property andpaying for this notice.
Monday t WANTED' -Will be open to buy on
h week, commenc,ng Sept. 18th,
any. quantity of chickens, Yowls sad ducks, for
Which highest price will be paid.
BORT. T$OiSoN, Brussels,
toGMRe W L. Homage, Bineeels ouQe, Apply
House and lot, eligibly situated in Brussels,
for sale or to rent. Further particulars may
be obtained from Mrs. R.Derk, or Dr. Holmes,
ANYORE who will take bold ofa good enter-
prise should call and see' T. McGregor, W. E.
Herr or B. Wilton, Brussels.
APP./mama WANTED. -A bright girl or bo
vented at Tan POST to learn the _printing One who has passed the Entrance
xamination preferred Apply
Be,iE OR To RENT, -House m•
Pon and. loto on
urnberry street, Brussels, belonging to Thos.
,(bolls. The 00 sere farm being wee Lot 2,
Oh. 12, Grey, Mateo offered for eat 1+fur-
ls
er particulars. apply to A• F, Stewart, Br•
s South.
S. HALLMAN DECEASED, -On Saturday,
'ptember 9th, Samuel Hallman, of
innipeg, passed away, aged 62 years.
e was a former resident of Brussels
it went West 25 or more years ago.
eeeased was a brotber-in=law to Mrs.
R. Leatherdale, marrying Miss Eli za-
beth Grills 38 years ago. She and a son
in Winnipeg a d
a o surviveP a daughter at Sask.
• i14Ir: Hall
near Galt and was a membeman r$ofs bthe or
Meglodist church and a Liberal. The tv
sueject of this notice bad not enjoyed p
of bireal sdem se ood lth for as bronchitibut the was
a cause eee
sig
fine fellow and the b--- an
fishiness Chance
is often missed when it might hat=ta been,
easily embraced by
Systematic Savin
Begin now to prepare for the day of op-
portunity by depositing your savings in
The METROPOLITAN BANK
$I, 00 OR MARE OPENS AN ACCOUNT
BRussELS BRANOH
P. H. GILROY; mANAGE
Seesteenesenetwaeoseeeweeeeeeemereenteteeteneweee
J. HiflSCllflffig
Eyesight Specialist
of Toronto, will be, at the
Queen's Hotel Parlor
BRUSSELS
on
Tuesday,
October sober
ll
[yes Tiring Easily Nue Eyestrain
Do nob watt till serious trouble
he sooner the easter.
Properly adjusted Glasses will do
it. We are experts iu relievirig'Eye-
strain,
Misses Maggie and Lizzie ,Brown are
enjoying a holiday In Toronto this week.
Reeve Leckie hada touch of lumbago
this week. Wet Fall Fair day Was re-
sponsible, We guess.
is leack
rom e
visit with relatives and friends at High-
gate and other pointe. Better settle
down in Brussels, Fred.
Messrs. Grills, of Listowel. and Har-
riston,. were visilors.at R..•Leatperdale's
this week. They are brother and
nophew of Mrs, Leatherdale.
W. J. and Mrs. Gilroy, of eeMouttt
'Forest, were here for a te.v d•. s the
guests of F. H. and Mrs. Gilroy The
visitors are the parents of our to Vos.
man,
Mrs, Eddie Nicholson„ has returned ,
from Castor, Alta., and will make her
home at Wingham in the meantime With
night,hearents, She arrived Saturday
Will, Lowry of London, called on
relatives and friends in Brussels during -
the past week. He has just returned
from a' trip to New York and other U.
de- S centres,'
Scott and Mrs. McNaughton, of
Granton. Ont., were here for a couple
of days visiting J. J. and Mrs. Gilpin.
They were old friends of long ago and
very welcome,
hos. Friendship, nI Teeswater, and
merly of Brussels had the little finger
his left hand taken off While work-
cus a buzz planer in the Bruce Agri.
t'eduesday afteronn Rev: Die and
Mrs
velops. Have the strain removed.
T
J. Hirschberg �otlr
I
service of song.. Signed on behalf lett
of the,.
toral Works.
extend the Master's Kingdom through Mr
these '
er will undergo treat me
C. E.
KATE SMITH, Con. of Social Com, spe
GRACE STEWART,: See. -Treasurer, 1rest
Brussels, Oct. nth, rnorr.
. Oaten went to Toronto
Rev, A. C. Wishart, B. A , expressed'
the appreciation' of the congregation to
Miss McLauchlin For her zeal, punctuali-
ty and general interest, A tasty'luuch
was served at the clog
e. Miss Mc- I
Lauchlin assumes her new duties next !
Sabbath, and has the good wishes of R t
many for her success. • Tees es
25 CENTS in advance Tues
any postoffice in Canada gets
balance of l bore
291e. Now is your chane ,
SERVANT,"DONE GOOD AND FAITHFUL
Phe very Rev: Stewart
Houston, M. A., D. C. L,, Dean of
Niagara, who died in Toronto on Mon-
day, was a first cousin to Reeve Leckie,
of Brussels, and was born in. Carleton
Place in /834. He served in the minis-
try for 5r years; all of which were speut'
in the Diocese of Niagara. In 2854 he
entered Trinity College, Toronto, ma-
triculating with honors, beingttbe first
prizeman of his year. At Easter, 1859,
he was ordained priest by the Rigbt
Rev, John Strachan, first Bishop of Tor-
onto. After his ordination Dean
Houston was sent as travelling mission-
ary, ministering to the spiritual needs
of six townships lying midway between'
Guelph and Owen Sound a
where the
nt cialist for nervous ailments which bWe
st will speedily culminate in 'complete
oratio.
Dr. and Mrs Wilson, Miss Robb and
Mrs. Vollick. of Mildmay, were here for
a on'r Tuesday. visit WThey made dMrs the trip nsthe
doctor's fine auto. The gentlemen are
brothers.
v. Mr. Lang•Ford, formerly Rector
John's church, was in town last
day on a visit. He took in the
I Supper' that evening in his old
1' but asked t
ively recent) .,v,upaere
mucb travelling had to bets done- on foot
on horseback. After bis arduous
ink for ei years he was promoted to a
arish in the vicinity of Hamilton, coo•
ting of Grace Church, Waterdown,
ofdB rl ngton,wneara Burlington Baplains ys
In October, 28y8, Dean Houston was.
appointed rector of Christ church
Niagara Falls, where he officiated for
32 years, until the time of his retire-`
At thent from active jubil a celebration 1eofs l his ast alma
mator in 19138 the Convocation confer-
red upon him the honorary degree of doc-
tor of common law, In
in the sympathy of many old fries
A, -Sinclair, Anr,as•�
cordial in-
adies of the
illustrated
/Ws will be
even -
rt, field
ospital
'4
Share
S AND PRESENTATION,• -Wed-
nesday evening a social` gathering was
held at Melville manse, at which ell up
to fifty young people of the Endeavor
attended. There was no regular pro-
gram but choice selections of vocal and
instrumental music were rendered. An
interesting feature was the reading of
.an address to Miss Jessie McLauchlin
.il>,Ir&iss Grace Stewart and the presen-
tation of an elegant sable muff by Miss
Annie McLauchlin. Miss McLauchlin
replied appropriately. She goes to
13arriston to take the leadership of the
Methodist choir and carries with her to
good wishes of all concerned. The ad-
dress was as follows: -
DEAR Miss MCLAUCHLIN :-We, the
embers of the C. E. Society of Mel -
church, have met this evening to
social hour together and to bid
on the eve of your depars.
a work for which your
lify you. We are
but this is a
meeting and
your new
ry y
e assn ed,
r future
be most
patient,
to you.
esu to
tines,
e',ation
eased to
othelp atu
Board of
rld like to
n a tangible
tong to -
embrace sth ns of 7
tin Melville (March. 11
you to accept .this
that through the cold
ay often serve to re
qrm place you holt] its
'rr cengLegatfon and
oeiety of which you
° the efficient choir
Wu wish yon God
kind of.euccess and
be long spared to
s in helping to
ministerial life be missed years two of his 1 "What is
Synods of his diocese-te portion of ('tell what
the Diocese` Of Toronto, afterwards in-
corporated as the Diocese of Niagara.
Funeral; took place at Niagara Falls on
Thursday:
making an address with thecuseabundancee
of talent on hand,
s.
heretovisit her sister, M ,, Marys, lmes,
before the latter and her two sons
moved to Swift Current Sask, The
former
xher yrsster,Mrs Barron, in townsbiWith p
The Holmes folk visited. with relatives
en route,
Andrew Carnegie wee the recipient at
DumGaniline, Scotland, of an unique ad-
dress presented by the Lord Mayors and
Provost Mayors of 58 cities of the
United Kingdom. The address, richly
illuminated, eulogizes Mr. Carnegie for
bis lavish benefactions for libraries, uni-
versities; hero funds and the cause of
peace.
Church Chimes
Read the Sunday Scbool Lesson notes
in each week's issue of Tile POST.
Rev, Mr, Farr, of Blyth. will conduct
services in St. John's church next Sun•
day. It will be Children's Day,
Regular service in the . R•, C. church
next Sabbath, Rev. T. J. Blair attend-
er) the Eucharistic Congress in London
this week, ' •
"The bewilderment of Truth" was
Rev, D,r. Oaten's theme last Sunday
evening in the Methodist church. Text
was St, John chi
People We Talk About
D. M 'Scott, of Hamilton, was in town.
for a few clays,
Reeve Leckie was at Water]
week on a business trf Waterloo t is
p. 're ani verse r8,.
this that. He saith ? We cannot
e saith." It
mon. rine a one ser-
THANK-ObTERINO,-- Thursday even•
ing of this week the W, F. M. S, of
Melville church will hold their annual.
Thank -Offering. Mrs. (Rev.) Bell, of
Molesworth. will give an address and a
program of music will be rendered.
Sabbath, October 22nd, Rev, A. W.
Avison B. D,, of'Guelph, formerly of
Brussels, will preach Sabbath School
h anniversarv'sermons in connection with
Jno, and Mrs. Ferguson aro spending• the Method p
a few days in Toronto this week. friends will be leased
Walter S. Scott has gone to .Hamilton back.a
for.a holiday with his brother, D. M,At Middlesex meek
Stewart Scott, Who is now on the road I the church
as traveller, was here for a sbort visit, I ee nhurt h
Miss McKee, of Atwood, London, Wa
Visitinghas been toad Rural D
street.
Mrs. N. McCauley, Queen tor of Christ
i80 church here, tv
.Many old
lo welcome biro
ing of the rural deanery of
Rev. Canon Craig, rector of
of St. John the Evangelist,
s eleete,1 rural dean, to sue
can Hill, a ho is note pas -
Bishop W111111amsehlas epplo rated Rev.
J. B. Fotheringham, of St. Matthews,
church, Toronto, Rs rector of St.
George's, church, Goderich to succeed
Rev. Mark Turnbull, who has removed
to Mexico. The new Lector will lake
charge of the parish Nov, 1,
Weesday
Stars"ltM ss on Bendnof Melville churcoon the h
held a Harvest Home service service,
13asemeet was suitably decorated wilti
fruits, flowers, leaves, etc An enjoy-
able and seasonable program was trend
ered by members of the Band end an
RDpropriete address by the pastor, Rev,
B. A.
Miss Mina McRae, of Civil/brook. has
been visitibg with Mrs. Jae, Ferguson,
•ber sister,
J. F. Rowland of the Standard Bank,
visited his brotber at Tavistock on
Wednesday,
R. E. A. Leeeb, of Brandon, was here
over Sunday visiting bis sister, Mrs.
(Rev.) Oaten.
Will, Reyerote dropped in from
Hamilton for a few days to visit his
mother end other old friends.
Miss Mary Ross, milliner, of Paisley.
Was home for a few clays. Her mother
is not Very well we are sorry to state,,'
Carl Holmes nirthattending School of Suieee Toronto poseeio
of his studies. We wish him success.
W'lb
A C. Wishart,
Tuesday and
25, the at,nnal
i er au Mrs. Baker and children tics or i e,
of GI£int0,, were here LastWeek
I
Kincardine.
brief visit with relatives a mid We ends, a -perti for ills �t
t+Rrrg'ye of tl
JAmes Irwin, who was ma„tz-.._� , Kerr g'vca '"rh
EpwoWedrth�Ltaguue Conven
stn' District will be held in
A. Hugtet, of town, is
opie, "The Smiler De•
to Leegne" and W. H
e ICeyttote addres ," A
as
for. Rev, Mr..
v, is the energetic Presi.'I
Zt r, of Winglianr, the
retery,
Week as vistting in lemon, 18 givibg a RiVere, of Reale
store for While
helping band in'D, C. Koss' Dry Goods deet and John Wideaveake See,
SThNDAJB
�+talalitlLed
1873 OF CANADA 80 &wins
MONEY ORDERS FOR -SMALL SUMS
Safety, convenience and low cost unite to make
Money' Orders issued l y this Bank a most satisfactory
way of sending small sums to any pan of Canada.
Under $5 .3c.$10 to $30 . , .
$5 to $10 , . 6c. $30 to $50 . , . 15c10c.
Drafts issued for larger amounts.
Savings Bank Department at Every Branch.
�f. F. it OW1and, Maii *ger
MissPearl D rk ET
da s from a eras home tot's a few 1
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Y Wingham Business Colla• MARKET
She is well pleased with the 'wont W1Leat
Stenography is the special study Miss Pelle.., '101 -;•082',q
Pearl Is devoting her time to. , Bartley. 8s a l®
The biennial Co Bu tar ,� 00 70 ce
don Conference Epworth
la
E 8
hold on pworth L g ,t be Maay.... 00 i
Nov, x and 2 in .. .,, Ho , •
Methodist church, London g"' t0 000
delegates ar 450
12
Conference a seexnding alle
The
Convention will open
nesday afternoon and will
uring
tion the delegates will be e
local Epworth Leaguers.
program has been prepare
cessful Convention is looked
ST. JOHN'S HARVEST HO
Sunday' Rev. F. K Hughes, of Mill-
bank, took the services in St. John's
church and preached two appropriate
and thoughtful sermons. Text in the
tnorning was "What shall we render un-
to the Lord for all His benefits?" and in
the evening the Scripture' chosen was
Isaiah 39 and 4• "What have . they seen
In !hy fowl se 1" Tuesday evening n suppertip-
top was served in the base.
moot, to which a large number paid
their respects, Following this - am ad-
journment was made to the auditorium
which was well filled, Rev.: D. E. Cam.
eron,rector, presided and after appro-
priate hymn, prayers and Scripture a
program was well rendered in which ad-
dresses were given by Rev, Dr. Oaten
and Rev, A. C. Wishart, 13. A„ of Brus-
sels, and Rev. E. H. Croly, of Wing -
ham. They were short, fraternal and
practical.. The former's topic was
Hold on ;" Rem. Wishart dealt with
-Elements of a good church member,"
and the latter's subject "Joy' in Service
was a be trio. Ex-
ellentnmueatsic'pwaserenderaf to ed by the choir
of St. Paul's church, Wingham, 01 which
W. H. Willis, formerly of Brussels, is
the capable leader. Their program con-
sisted of well sung anthems, choice solos
by Miss Mann and Mr. Willis and a nice-
ly rendered duet by Mr, and Mrs. Willis:
Rev. Mr. Cameron voiced the feeling of
all concerned in his expression of thanks
to all who assisted. Financial proceeds
were over S65,00 which would no doubt
have been more bad the• weather been:
favorable. The evening was greatly enc
joyed by all and St. John's congregation
is to be congratulated on the success.
of the
ea ue will
st,'eet,
About 050:
the leagues.111
re
se
P tit '
aUves,
on Wednes
conclude.on
the Conven-
ntertained by YOUNG PiGS for stile, 0 prepared
Hogs
'
Wool.. ,
The People's Column
00 00 ' ce
18, toeseises
•
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Face
ever used" ie
lady eneteMere c'
Nyal's Face Orae
whet it is snaffle
cell;ie it wouli
uupt0ve 00' W
pee Led that a big
ago like Nyal's tyt
01' over other i
lines bit It hits,+
the beet 0001cle
value tt e have • V
Commend it to y
Let ne show it t+
You about it -'
the name.
25o per
anelixtensi oe at Lot 18, CoHn.10, Grey.wPho old.e24 Apply
a sue-
. 19tf BNIGH, Phone 240.
for. ' - - CranbrookP:O.
ME _ Last A ngsDhomaies to do ale and light Sew-
all,'�- pay 't work sent e,aWhole or spare time ; goo
send stamp and futi particulars.
l os. N Pond
Menufaoturing Company, Montrea NNational
Montreal,
1 OO AC/REt3OFLAND for sale, 1
all cleared North
n tb of Seaforth. Good clayloam,s
cement doors,, large er l cultivation.mLosnewly 10palot.
ed • good'wells atbarn -and house : building
and fences in� excellent repair. An ideal home
Beatorth, Apply
(bliss) SHIRE GOpA1NLOUB,
HENOsasoN,-Te BOAW
Norris, Bluevale road(atone
house], on Oot. 8rd, to Mr. and Mrs. W.
Henderson, a eon (Thomas Robert.)
LEPARD.-At the Wingi,am General Hospital,
on October 2nd, to Mr, and etre. W. J. Lep-
ard, a daughter,
Mo$ERoasR,-In McMillop township on Coto-
_. ber 411s. to Mr. and Sirs. Finlay McReroher,
Wilms.-rn Wallace to
0th,. to. Mr. and Mrs. eve
D. wu on October
W. E. Willie, a son.,
STOREY-- MARRIED
by y-li ramo .-AtDilcREthel, on October 11th
Storey rey o les Elizabtth,reIde m da Henry
Mrs, John McLeod, of Ethel.
DII13KETT: In DIED
• 4th; Lloyd J Luke township, of, on. October
John Duckett, in his 7t eon of Month. and Mrs,
HATEaLeN. In Winnippe on el Hallman, aged e2 g' Sept,Bept, 9th, t3amu-
RosTosON•- years,
very Reverend Ste ar O Houston.
0th. -the
Stewart Ho Ole 77 , y ar.
D, co. L, Dean of Niagara, in Ole 77th year.
ALIOTION SALES
TUESDAY, 00T. 17TH.- Pawn stook, Lot 5,
0011.18, Grey. Bele unreserved at 1 o'clock
SATURDAY, 00T. 21se.--Clar well bred Dur-
ham steers and mileh °Owe, Central Hotel,
Brussels. Sale at 2 o'clock. ST. 0. (Mutts,
TattSDAv, 00g. 2450,-Parin Stook and im-
plements, Lot27, Con. 9, Grey. Sale unregerv-
Seat, Alto.
Franey, Ocim, 2781, -Short Horn and hIset
grade cattle, well bred horses, implements,
ete,, E46 Lot 21, don. 14, MoRillop township.
Sale unreserved at 12.80 o'clock. A. Gardiner,
BroPrietor ; 8. Scott, Axe.
AM PhliatiaNT8, &0. -IP. S. Scott, auctioneer
hae been instructed by the undereigned to se
by public auetion at Lot 27, Con, 0, Grey, on
II
Tuesday, October 24014, at 1 o'clock, the folloW-
ing property. viz. :-I brood mare rising 8 yrs:
tioPPosed In foal, 1 heaVy draft mare 'quit: g a
year% 1 heavy draft gelding foal rising 0 MOS
/mare dream old, 4 0oWS eupposed in clue '4
heffere r sing 2 years supposed in calf, 5 Mel.
stein heifer calvea 5 steer talves, I brood SOW
supposed In pig, 5 young pigs 2 monthe old, 1
eow, ism Iron harrowa. 1 riding plow nearly
With box and stook reek, 1 Chatham fanning
mill with bagger nearly netv, I round water
tenk 0 feet in diameter, I set Platform scales,
1 Catting box, I Oxford creme separator, quail.
tee of straw, quantity of hay, i cook stove, 1
parlor heating /stove, 1 Welton table,6 kitchen
(theirs. 2 large elged milk Wins and other tartlet,
lea. 851e Unreserved eh proprietor hae (cold
his farm, Terme-All. mime of $6 and ender
cash; oiler that amoent-12 nionthe credit will
bo given on furnishing ',Approved Joint notes:
JACOB HOLLINERICII, Prop.
Notice to Creditors
111 the matter of the Melte of John Mac-
Arthur, late of tile Village of films-
sels, in the -County of Huron,
gentleinau, deceased.
Notiee is hereby given pursuant to the Re-
vised Statutes of Ontario 1897, Chapter 129,
that all creditors and others having claims
againet the estate of the said ,Tohn MeeArther,
who died on or about the 2Sth day of Septem-
ber, 1911, are required on or before the Wth
day of October, 1811, to send by post, prepaid,
or deliver to Annie MacArthur or Mary Ma .3
Arthur, Walton P. the Executrix of the
deceased, their Ohrietian and surnames, ad-
dresses and descriptions and statement of their
accounts against the said estate and also the
nature of the security if any held by therm
And further take notice that after such last
before mentioned date the Executrix will pro-
ceed to distribute the assets of the deceased
amongst the parlies entitled thereto, having
regard only to the Maims of whit% they abell
heti have got notice and that the said Execu-
trix will not be liable for the said assets orany
pert thereof to any person or persons of whose
elahne notice shall not have been received by
them at the time of mob distribution.
Dated thia 10th da y of October, 1911.
ARM F� p--.--"'
l'. RALE, -The undersi •ne,
ter sale hie 20W nore form, adj'olniii.
village of Brussels. There is a good'
house, two wells, bank barn, 05 trees '
orchard and the promisee is, Jho. an u e
shape. Possession can be gi0, `t-f,tee
price and further partiouln
Cle0Offe, Brunets, `I
,‘ Auction Sales
auotioneer, hasebeen instructed by the en
to Bursar, I heavy delft registered impel
fIlly 0 years old. supposed in foal to Belled°
1 heavy draft gelding 4 years old, 1 heavy 4
filly pining 2 years, 1 general Perim. illlY
ing 3 y ears, 4 registered Short Horn cows
posed in calf, I registered Short Htnn ha
rising II supposed in calf, I registered sh
riern heifer 'going 2. with calf at foot, 1 re
tared Short Horn heifer rising 2, 8 registe
Dorn babel!: I registered Short Moon bul
years old, 5 young grade cowe supposed to
mower 5,I4 foot ant, 1 5filn0Y-Eittrris hal' te
der, 1 Rock 111and hay loader, 1 fanning mill,
cultivator, 1 seed drill, 1 set 8 -horse harroW
I walking plow. 1Perrin riding plow, 1 ma
plow, 1 set 2055 lb. scales, 1 bag truck, Ila
roller, I rubber tire buggy almost new, Iron
earl], 1 cutter, I light 2 -seated weigh, 2 se
heavy sleighs, 1 truck wagon, letatelard wall
ervilie wagon, 1 cattle and hay rack, 1 ROM
manure spreader, I I4.h. p. White engine,
Watson cylinder cutting box with blower a
filament and 80 feet carriers, I Joliet grinder
ale harness, 1 dimble set light harness, 1 wheel
barrow, I sugar kettle, sap buckets and spites
quantity or mangolds to be mild by the bushel
°Mine, forks. shovels and a heat of other ar
Melee too numerous to mention. Sale without
reserveas proprietor hoe sold hie farm. Terms
-All sums of $10 mid under cash ; over that
amount 11 months credit Will he given on fur-
zeoutri. 01
BRUSSELS DAYLIGHT STCRE
We have pleasure in
informing- you that
our Fall stock of
Ladies', Misses' and
Children's Mali des
have been received
and we hope to have
an Early opportunity
of showing them to
you.
the Newest Styles If (I
MI the Newest Cloths
Extra S
•pecial
ner f!Devoit!,111te, nem"
11,.. den selling. Bonee'llb at, 2G)3Pelet elvtediecon;e.0 '1843,11,7U
.1.4.1milw:0, sold at 25 per cent, less than Le 1 pi e le
all in good °Mee and its nob neeeusealiry' itcel.'11 yoheYt1=
the Sample Coats are' as good and ofteb better that/ the, stocLlt linoes,"
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25e Hose for 19c.
125 and /60 Ladies' Oxfords rot $1.60.
60e and 85c Dress Goods fee 45e.
25e and 35a Summer Collars for 19e.
1.25 and 1.90 WhiCe Th14015101118, 08e,
6,00 and 0.50 Whilee and 0010red Mell,
one piece dregs, mar choice $4.50.
00e House Waists foe 89c,
1.25 White Waista for 79e,
6.60 and 0,00 Ileadynrade Sitiees, $8,90
25c and 85e Gloves foe 19c.
coleys, legulae 2.50 00 8,00, youe
choice foe $1.75,
8 only Ladies' Speing and Pall Covert
010th ()outs, regular up to 8.50,
your thoice for $5.00. '
Highest Price$