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BUSINESS CARDS.
M021 T;,,) .MLOSOOT'PAN, AT GBrnaools^PER
,LYL cont, , ,
YY B, MaORACKEN—
e Issuer of Marriage Lleouees. Of -
dee at Grocery,Turuberry, ttroot, /Ives(*) s.
'WARMS FOR SALE—THE UN•
DRael0NllD nae several good Forma for
sale and to' rent, easy terms,lo Townebipe
of 110111s and (Troy, V B. 80OTT, Brussel
G. Q. Xl.
Court Princess Alexandria, No, d4, 0, 0. F„
Brussels, meets in their bodge loom SW -
hill Blood, ou the dud and last Tuesdays of
each month, ut u'ulook. Visiting brethren
always welcome. BURGESS, IL
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T1 , 03.
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON. ONT.
MISS JEAN M'LAUCNLIN,
—WEAOHE1t OF— •
PIANO - AND - ORGAN.
b LTSSMS-IS, =TT,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM:
INBnRANON,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
J. LECKIE,
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
OL. to overSn'ela Drug Store,
Nov. erd, 10022 130-. 0.8nn Brussels.
Wellington Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.,
nHTADLIemtn 1840
Insu1a0ee taken on 'boa cash and premium
lne elsewhere call 00 thenudersigned Ages. Before nt
of the Company.
GEORGE ROe81I603, Brussels.
AUCTIONEERS.
�, S. SCOTT A S AN AUCTION -
...a• RRR. Will Bell for batter prices, to
better men in lege Limo and lase charges
n or
bo wonhan t °berg ar nything. in
and orders
can always be arranged at this ansae or by
personal application.
ROBT. H. GARN/SS
BLUEVALE — ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terms reasonable, Sales arranged for
at the office of Tun POST, Brussels. 33tf
VETERINARY.
D. WARW1CK—
tD • Honor Oraduace of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all dis-
eases of domesticated animals in a compet-
ent manner, Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry. Calls promptly at-
tended to, Office autl iadrmary—Four doors
North of bridge, Tnrnberry at., Brussels,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
A B.MACDONALD-
1'1• Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Ate.
buesessor to G. F. Blair. 011100 over Stan-
dard Bank, Brueeole. Solicitor for Metro-
politan Beak,
WM. SINCLAIR—
• Barrister, Solicitor, ,Conveyancer,
Notary Public, de. Oftioe—Stewart's Block
1 door North of Central Hotel.
Solicitor for the Standard 11auk.
p1OUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR—
BARRISTERSP,USOL OITE3Tae, NOTARIES
W. PROM:MOOT, K. 0. R. 0. HAY0
G. F. BLAIR.
Cfoea—Those formerly occupied by Messrs
Cameron & Holt,
00DRRIOR, ONTARIO.
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MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
1N. U., C. M.,
Trinity University, Fellow Trinity Medical
College, Member 0011080 of Physicisto-and
Surgeons Ont. Licentiate of the Royal Col-
lege of Physicians and Licentiate of Mid-
wtfery,Edinburgh. t:lz'Tolophoue No.14,
Residence—Mill street, Brussels,
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEIL.D.
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario and Firet•olaea Honor
Graduate of Toronto University. Ofiloe
next to BrowerePhotograpit. Ga11et'v,
BRUSSELS,
SHINGLES
British Columbia
lied Ucdai' S.hiuglerl
AND--
North1 Shore
Pine mid Cetbtr
FOB SALE AT
THE
brussels Planing Tills
Alpo Dome and Bash of all Pat
terns on hand or made to order
at Short Notioe,
Eet:mates Furnished for all
hinds of Buildings. Workman-
ship and Material Guerautaed,
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The 1J0ura of Study
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STRATFORD, ONT.
Are int to the to man STANDARD trt
it)00' ItXO1+,LirrN01, and that to ono
1088011 why this popular 'wheel 13 now
1100loylnn n 'record-breaking" noun-, ,
donee. Yuu waut the beet training
Q'( and we give it, therefore enter at onee.
Clronlar0 trao.
QC W, J. ELLIOTT, Principal, i6
3>1 C5.trccI �,,'1Ct11s.
Leatclbtxrv.
Tow383nte 0ouaotL—Conuoil met in
Obriotopber White's, Leadbury, on Mon
day, Jan. 11th, 1004. Members of
Cautioil all present and took oath of
qualifioation and declaration of dilate be.
fore the Clerk. The following motioue
were peened :—GovenIoak and Murray,
that the eal01iee of OfEeiole be me fol
lows :—Clerk, $200 00 ; Assessor, 080.00 ;
Treaaucar, 080 00 ; Collector, $80 00
Aaditore,;,$8.00 mob. Govenlook and
Brown, that Jno, U. Morrison be re-
app.,inted Clerk. Little and Govenloak,
that David M. Ross bo re appointed
Treasurer. Murray and Brown, that
Wil iam Evans be re appointed Assessor.
Little and Murray, that Charles Dodds
he appointed Oolleotor. Govenlook and
Brown, that Jot3. Govenlook ovenlook aud_Juhn
Shannon be appointed Auditors. Coven.
lock and Murray, that the Huron Ex.
po0itor get the tOWnObip printing,
Govoulook end Brown, that Bylaw No,
60 for granting a bowie to Guelph
Junction Railway of 06,000 is polling
divioione 3and 4 as now read be passed
and signed oy Reeve and Clerk. Murray
and L'tt e, that a action expenses, Col•
leatoc'e salary, oharity and shovelling
entity Hill other items be paid amuunting
to $100.81. Cuui7od adjourned to meet
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in Unrtolopher White's, Laadbary, on
'I'bnrsday Feb. 18 0, at 1 o'clock p, m.
JNo, 0. Monnieow, Clerk.
Y.ucl+.now•.
Mr. Ham or. is visiting his sou, oar
31" batt agent.
E. J. and Mre. Collins left for their
future home in Winnipeg last week.
St. Olair Brnmptnn, of Olde, Alberta,
and eon of W. J. Brampton, formerly
morohaot in Luoknow, is visiting friends
uI the village and viuinify.
Mre. Will. Lawrence and her two boys
aro spending a month with Mre. Thos.
Lawreuoe, before going to Winnipeg
where they intend to reside.
3880,183118 —An uooideut boonrred in
Walter Wileon'e bush just outside this
town On 'I'bareday of last week in which
Jae. Hood bort his life. Mr. Hood Was
drawing out timber, and was alone in the
bush. Ieaac Morrison went to the bush
for a load of wood, and was surprised at
finding Hood's horse lying, to all appear.
armee dead, and ou inveatigating, found
Mr. Hood buried beneath it. The snow
was very deep, and it appeared as though
the timber had got bound, and the horee,
in palling, had thrown bimeelf over on
Hood, and owing 1l+ the deep snow, was
unable to•reeover its feet, and emothe,ed
the victim. Morrison unhitched the
horse and got Hood out to hie sleigh, but
life wits amnia. Mr. Hood was about 90
yettre-of age, and had resided in Luoknow
nearly all his life.
18.1 w00(1.
Rev. Dr. McLeod and D. G. Anderson
were fn Stratford on Tuesday of last week
attending the meeting of Presbytery.
J. A. Roe, V. S., a000mpanied by Mrs.
Roe and two obildron, Muriel and Etl•
wood, left on Tuesday morning of last
week for North Dakota.
Newry Cheese 0o. shipped their Oe
tober end November cheese on Tuesday
of last week, amounting to 244 boxes to
the value of $4,215 36. The Ootober
cheese realized 100. a Ib. and November
10j•a. The cheese was purchase! by the
Iugereoll Go„ who 'shipped the cheese
direot to England via Portland.
The Bell Telephone Co. have completed
the work of stringing the wire, from
AtwoodtoMonkton .and telephone° have
been placed in the offices of the following
pereoas : M. M; Hiles, Win. Meridian,
1. A. Mitohell, Dr. Kidd, Elms, House,
Bee offioe, 8. Wateon. G. T. R. et06ion,
Bank of Hamilton, R.191. Ballautyne, R.
Common, Newry.
The bylaw to grant the Guelph to
Goderioh extension a bonus of 08,500,
was oarrted by the narrow majority of 7.
The Monkton peop'e w.irked hard to get
out the vote, and get it out they did. A
number of the residents of tbe 14618 oon.
thea took an active part rigaim6 the by.
law and were 0001080401 in keeping the
vote in favor of it pretty low in Division
No. 7. The following i0 the vote in de-
tail 1--79 votes in electoral division No. 7,
66 votes polled, 6 votes tot bylaw, 49
against it. 222 vo3ee in No. 0,•171 votes
polled, 110 volae for by haw, 60 votes
against. Total votes. for 116, total vgtee
againet 109, majority for, 7. Total vote
possible 801, 1r autonomy to carry, 101.
By law is therefore carried though by a
small mej way,
At the minuet meeting of the Elmo
Agricultural Society bhe following ofiiwere
were appointed :—Preeident, M. A.
Stevenson ; let Vloe Preaident, Hy. Roo."
nenbnry : and Vioe•Presidemt, Joseph
Horn ; Direotore, A. F. 0103(0on, J. B.
Hamilton, jr , Too, Newbigging, George
Loohhead, Walter Jobnolon, Valentine
Ballade ; Honorary Direotore, J• 13. Ham•
ilton, er,, Jae, Duncan, Y. Coulter, Robt.
Ford ; Lady Direotore, 'Mrs. T. G. 'Bal.
001300, Metes Maggie Diokeon, 1lobena
0101,8on, and Flirt Hamilton ; Auditors,
Thos. Fullerton and A. M. •
Sweeten.
The society is iu good finanoinl standing
having a balance of 0286 82 on band,
The dates of the fall fair are eat for
October 401 and 611.1. J. B. Hamilton,
0r„ efficiently filled the chair.
The Vilma. (Receive & Butter M'l'g Co.,
Limited had a onoceteful and prosperous
eeaeon. From the Auditors' abetraot
report of the 'rTteaeurer'a neonate we
glean the following interoeting figuree.
Octal receipts from butter wholesale
$4888.16, Cash for butter retail $2428.
Total receipts for chef ee wholo01010 647,-
268.45 for oheeee retail 0667.77. Total
reoeipte for obeoke 860OOtlat 040546 86.
't4,tei for butter and arena 064410.47,
Paid patrons for mhk re butter 104108,41,
Total expenditure for halter 04704,70,
Paid morgue for tu';k P.13110000 642171.46,
1V. 1), Angus 11)31utll,tel ming, (theme
$2868 24. Millthan'ara $1488 22 Ile-
oeiple for whey 01644 60 'rota' paid to
patron0 for whey 0165604 Total ex-
penditure for oho. se $49206.24 Total
reoeipte for oheeee and butter 064419 46.
Total expenditure 058912 00 Sarp'ne
060746, Total ibe, of milk for cheese
1 t3. r 4 624. Avera
4,801 974, for b 8 s 77 e, k
Ibe of milk to 1 Ib. ohoe0e 10,96, average •
'be of milli to 1 Ib. butter 2191 Avera00
lest for 011eeee 2 66, for butter 3 92
Average wholesale prioe for ahem 10,98,
for butter 21 20
' VV 1 tri:hil .as.
W. F. Vanotona °old two hording lots
on Diagonal °trent to Edward Beeman.
A dieeolation of partner0hip has taken
place In the firm of Itit0(318 & Campbell.
Wm, Oampboll retiree lnteudiDg to go
West,
Ooun. Thos. Bell has been appointed to
attend the County Connell to advocate a
grant for the improvement of the road
Beath of Wiughatn.
A. M. Carr wbo has oondno3ed a met,
chant tailoring business in Teeewater for
the past lour years, hoe sold out to J.
Good, of Berlin, Yr. Carr is a former
resident of this town.
A communication was read at the
°outwit from Wm Dore asking for a
loan of $6,000 without interest loan repay•
able 0500 yearly, also exemption of taxes,
and offering to return to employ 26 halide,
and give lo security a mortgage on the
carriage factory. The matter was left
over for ooneideration at neat meeting.
A eimilar application was expeoted from
Walker & Olegg but their eat:mates and
plane were not quite ready.
The anneal meeting of Tarnberry Ag•
rt uhnral Sudety wee held ou Wednes•
a
day, 18811 inst. Treasurer's report °haw•
ed the total receipts to be $1298 88. The
expendi:are $1007 67, embracing the fel-
lowing :—Prizes, 0510 22 ; Light, 07 ;
Insnranoe, $3 ; paid Bloc year's prizes
$18 60 ; working expeuee0, 0271.00 ; mie.
eollauoone, $72.60 ; paid on note, 100 ;
interest, $10 26 ; belittles on band, 0220.-
81 ; Ifabiliaiee, 0276, The fivanoial re•
,{9 .fl ,W
anile showed that last year was the beet C' TT /'y /`y
In 3.4)83 111010404 of 3380 SoeielY. The 1001 16 S / 16J J
ors cleated for 19041 are :—lion, P„ , (1,
liendetamt 1 Pr. olden., 1 3. N. flat!, ;
let Vile Pres , W. J Hondarval ; 2nd
Vies Preto., Geo.Oruiokehauk. Diriatore,
D. B. Andereuu, W, J. Bepdereon, J, A.
Morton, )3. Kernigham, R. Tindall, P,
Fowler, W. J. Currie, 0. A, RIntoul, J.
Lr, Linkleter. Auditors, R, Currie, Jr.,
Joe. 4, McLean,
The eeml annual meetir'g of the L, 0,
L. for this dieriot meet in Winghain un
Tuseday afternoon of last week. 'there
was a good attendance. The afiioere elect
era—Dioiriot Master—John Oaeemore ;
Deputy D. M.—Jae. T, Brydgee, Reo.-
Bee.—Ed, Johnston ; Fin. Seo.—Thee,
Stewart ; Trete,—T. Abraharc ; Chap.
lain—Rev Wm. Lowe: D. of .-1. J,
MoMannue ; Lecturer—Geo. Thornton.
Mre. Aikens, widow of the lute John
Aikens (formerly of Wingham) who was
killed some time ago, while on duty 118
fireman on the G. T. R., has brought
salt against the Company for $5000.
Oooduutor Frost and Engineer Mark, of
Stratford, and Engineer Ring, of Wind•
nor have been charged with manelaugb•
ter in connection with the death of Mr.
Aikeno.
1'o rdvs, 60h.
B. S. Oook had the misfortune to fall
from hie °table loft whioh has laid 'him
aside for revered days.
E. G. Oole returned from hie trip whioh
inoluded a visit to Manitoba. Hte eon,
Omer, is engaged et the tailoring busi•
nese there.
A. W, Darraoh, having eeoured a sit.
nation in Walkey'e factory for the Wint-
er, has moved from the cheese -factory
reeidenoe to the village.
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Dobson recently paid
avect to i friendeNorth of Toronto and
owing to blockade were delayed several
boure on their return trip.
A team of harass owned by Wm. Jame•
eon, affrighted at the whittle of the chop.
ping -mill, ran away and collided
with Geo. Holt'° natter. Mre, Holt and
son were injured in the oollieion but it is
hoped not seriously. Medical attendance
wee neoeesary.
HELP
NOW .
KELP
is Canada's Greatest haffity." NOW.
Muskoka Free Hospital for Consumptives
Not a single patient has ever been refused admittance
because Of his or her poverty.
FROM TILE YUKON
—From Bishop of Selkirk, Caribou Crossing, Yukon: "The trifling
remittance (010.00) herewith enclosed, is intended to express our
sympathy for the sufferers in other parts rather than imply a special
need for your institution here."
CONFEDERATION LIFE ASSOCIATION
—J. K. Macdonald, Esq., Managing Director Confederation Life
Association, in sending chariot) for $500.03) from his Company, says :
"I am pleased to bo able to be the medium of helping on so good a
work,"
Funds Urgently . Needed
The financial reports for the year just ending
show that to keep the doors of the Free Hos-
pital for Consumptives open, maintaining the
number of patients' for which accommodation
has been provided, not less than $25,000 is
required for the year now entered upon.
Since the Free Hospital was opened (18 months
ago) 224 patients have been received. The help
the institution has been to these people—all
from the wage-earning and poorer ranks of life
—cannot ile estimated in human language,
—Edward D. Heddon, Sollna, Ont„ on leaving the Free Hospital,
writes :' "I cannot epea1 too highly of the institution from whioh I
have received so much benefit, I can but tender my hest thanks for
the kindness shown." •
—Minnie Linklater, Hamilton, writes; "I have spent over nine montho
at the Free Hospital for Consumptives. I believe I have been greatly
helped, and shall never hesitate to use my influence to further that
good cause,"
There is no endowment, excepting the provision
made by three lire insurance companies for six
beds for .the current year. Only by the con-
. tined contributions o.E the Canadian public can
the work be maintained.
Patients are accepted from every part of the Do-
minion, and there have, been in residence during
the past year patients from Prince Edward
Island on the east to the Northwest Territories
on the west.
Contributions may be cont to Stu W. R. 11iERabITlr, 38T„ Vie.e•Preeidont
National Sanitarium Aseoclation, or. Mit. W. S. 04133, Chairman of tho
Executive Committee, Toronto, Can. -
i THE. {GRADUATES Or
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034 JAN.14, 1004,
WINTER TERM BEGINS
Two Coarses—Commerobol and Sborthand.
Send for O0aeg0 Journal,
A. L. Mo1NTYItE, Manager,
BRUSSELS
HORSE FAIRS
The Regular Monthly Horse Faire will
be held am follows :—
TH17RBDAY, FEBRUARY 4 h, 1904
MARCH 3rd, 1904
„ APRIL 7118, 1904
A number of leading local and foreign
buyers will be in attendance.
Parties wishing to sell live etook of any
description, or other ohattele, by auction,
et snob Faire, Can have the same attend•
ed to by communicating with the under.
signed before date of Fair.
F.13. 8007.2, Clerk.
Alf. and Mre. McLaughlin left for their
home in Independence, Oregon, after an
extended visit with friends and relative°
is and mound u t village,
the v
h T ' worth League of Mayne elected aDp g
the following oftloero :—Pres., Wee Mary
Faust ; let Viol+ Pros., Miss Minnie Hay•
den ; 2nd Vioe Pres., Mise E, Muegrove ;
Srd'1oe Pres., E Lambkin - Bea., R
Olarke Fraser ; Teem., Levi Snider ;
Otganiet, Mies .Lena Vines.
The annual meeting of the Fordwioh
Branch of the East Huron Woman's
Institute was held in the Ftrertere' Hall
on Wednesday Jan. 20th at 2 p. m. The
District Secretary, Mre. ;Yemen Ai m•
strong, of Gorrie, gave a report of the
representative of Woman's Institute held
in Guelph in Deo. 1908. The oleotion of
{Moate for the enmug year, took plsoe
also a good program after which lunch
was served.
Court Howiok, No, 84, 0. 0 F. elected
the following riliuers for 1004 : Jae.
Young, 0. RI; Wm. Watters, P. 0. R ;
Jobe Heuneborg, V. 0. R ; Wm. Waters,
F. S. ; Alex. Gibson, R. S. ; Geo. Ward,
Teas. ; Jae. Rowe, ohap. ; L. Oriet, B.
W. ; Jamee Walkout'
J. W. ;Thos. Wade,
B. B. ; R. J. Gibson,J. B. ; Dr.. Arm
etrong,00nrtph)sician ; Alex. Gibson,
Wm. Watters and John Henneberg,
Trueteee. A.0. Hutohineon, L. Oriel
and W. Wattere were appointed a
committee to make preparations for an
...at Home" at which the - newly.eleoted
othoere will be installed.
1311.11..
The next monthly fair at Blyth will be
held on February 2nd.
M. D. McMillan is not improving in
health ea fast all hie many friende would
wieb.
J. M. Hamilton, of Blyth, headed the
poll for councillor at the Seaforth
munloipal elections,
R. R Douglae disposed of hie grocery
and reetauraut Imeine88 to Wm. Robert-
son, who recently sold oat hie blacksmith
busineoe.
J. E. Ellir, of East Wawanoeh, and
Robert Powell, of Blyth, left for Guelph,
where they will take a epeeial course at
the Ontario agricultural college.
The following officers were eleoted by
the Blytb Ooneerva6ive association at
their annual meeting :—Preeident,
Andrew MoNally ; Vice President, Alex.
Elder ; Sooretary, Dr. G. E. Long ;
Treasurer, 0. A. Bowe.
The annual meeting of the members of
Blyth public library was held an Monday
evening. The report of Treasurer
MORinnon Wee presented and adopted.
The reeipte for the poet year were $126.60
and the disbnreements were $102 88,
leaving a balance on hood of $28.72. Tae
following direotorswere eleoted for the
ensuing year ;—Rev. J. Holmen, Dr.
Lindsay, Alex. Elder, A. W. Sloan,
James MoMnrohie, A. E. Bradwin, James
Smith, Gilbert Summers and A. W.
Robiueon.
The annual meeting of the Morrie
district Orangemen was held iu the
Orange Hall, Blyth, on Tuesday after•
noon of last week. There wag a good
ottendanoe of delegates present. The
following officials were eleoted •—
Dietriat master, John Wilford ; deputy,
R. McMurray ; chaplain, N. B. Gerry ;
recording secretary, A, Leishman
fivanoial secretary, T. 0. McElroy
treasurer, M. Armstrong ; director of
ceremonies, James Gibson ; leotnrere,
Wm. Nethery and Henry Leishman,
The next annual meeting will be held at
Blyth.
The annual meetingof the Morrie
Branch Agricultural society was held at
the Queen's hotel Wedneeday afternoon.
There was a good attendance of members.
Treaearee Metcalf presented his annual
report, which allowed the reoeipte to be
91368 78, with an expenditure of 61289,-
08, leaving a balance on hand of $09 70.
The following officers and directors were
eleoted :—President, J. 13. Tierney ;
flret vioe•preeidont, Robert Ferris ;
second vioe•president, Wm. Jackson ;
Morrie direotors, George Taylor, Wm,
Pollard and Duncan Laidlaw • East
Wawanoah directors, R. B. McGowan
and Richard Corley : Hallett directors,
T. W. Biotin and Charles Ruddell i Blyth
direotors, Elam Livingston and Wm.
Emigh; auditors, J. M. Hamilton and
James MoMnrohie. A vote of thanks
was tendered the auditors for their
serviette during the past year. The new
direotor0 will meet tome evening next
week for the purpose of appointing a
seotetary and treasurer, and selecting.
dates for this year's fair.
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McKinnon &Co.
BLY7H.
NO LACT
Oar Great Stook taking sale still continues with unabated vigor. We
have no dull months in this store, In January we always make prime vary
interesting in all deparlmeute, wblob draws the arowde and keeps beaano's
booming every day. Below we quote a few prices whioh will ba Interesting
to close oeeb buYere,
Flannelettes, wide width, in light fancy stripes, aloo dark grey otripee,
regular 7o, eels price So.
Heavy Flannelette, yard wide, fanny stripes, soft finial], good value at 120,
este prioe 10o.
Flannelette Shirting, dark oolore, worth 10o, for Oto.
Prints, light and dark colors, worth 8o, for 5o.
Crum's and Magog Prints, worth 120, for 10e.
Fancy Wrapperettes, good colors, wureh 10e, for 76o.
Antoniette Manuals in fanny patterns, for wawa and dressing eaognes,
worth 16e, for 12i o,
Boy'e Tweed 0werooate, regular prioe $4 60, 05 and 96 69. Your oboloe for
$2.
Men's Duck Jaokete, oorduroy collar, rubber lined, regular prioe 0176, sale
prioe $160.
Men's Overcoats, in beaver and cheviot, in bleak, navy and grey; made in
the latest style, prioea all reduced to olear.
Ladies' Cloth Coats, in beaver, homespun and cheviot, left over from last
year, prices were $4, $5, $6, and $7 50, your choice $2.
Ladies' Black sataua Skirte, 6 Mlle, worth 01, for 89o. •
Men's Lbned 38td and Mocha Gloves, worth 76o, for 500.
Applioation ban been made for the ar•
reeb of Oapt. Roberto of the. steamer
Olaliam on a charge of manelanghter.
Rev. Arohdoaoon Harding, of Brandon,
who le leaving for England, was presented
by the rural deanery with a gold watch,
and by his parishioners with an address
and £100
Hon, 11. It, Drammen was sworn in
as Minister of Railways' at Ottawa lash
tyeeli. 51 10 eeperted that 0. S. Hymat.
will be taken into the Cabinet without
portfolio.
CUTTERS aid SLEIGHS
As the Summer trade is over I laikartily thank
my Customers for their patronage and wish
to state that I have put in a full stock of
Cutters and Sleighs.
BEST MAKES LOW PRICES
We would ask you to ca11 and inspect our
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
All kinds of Repairing and Re -painting
promptly attended. to.
D. SPEIRAN
CARRIAGE BUILDER, BRUSSELS.
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Bargains
As the season is rapidly pas-
sing along we are offering our
Ready-to-wear Millinery at
reduced prices to clear them out.
Our Millinery Department is
in better shape than ever to sup-
ply Fashionable Goods at Reason-
able Prices.
We are determined to please
all who favor us with. their pat-
ronage.
A call will be appreciated.
IJ. DONALDSON
Choice Stock of
BOBESRUCS
&C., &C.
A fine range of Robes, best in the market, has been
opened up consisting of :-
- BLACK GALLOWAY —SASKATCHEWAN
—GREY GOAT, —GRIZZLY BEAR
• and MOUNTAIN BEAR.
—Plush and Wool Rugs, a very choice lot.
— In Hose Blankets a large stock is carried and sold
at Close Prices. -
IO6pairina. Promptly Attended to
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