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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1904-2-18, Page 5l'EB. 18, 1604 DUSiNESSS CARDS. ATONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER cent. LO, 80071T Bruseela, WH. MoORACKEN— • Issuer of Marriage Lloonses, Of - 11 cc at Grocery, Turnberry street, Bruss018. FARMS POR t3A.LE—'TUE TJN DEn0IaNNn Hall several good Farms 1or sale and to rout, easy torme in 'Townships of Morris and Grey, E S. SCOTT, Brussel � tA� /00%. r�i ,rjf�}lfer or C. 0. r. Court Princess Aio it.Oria, No,24, 0.0. P.. Brussels, meets lu their Lodge Room,Bias- hill Block, on the gad and last wuoonye of mob month, ut 8 o'clook. Vistttug brethren always welcome, J..8. BURGESS, 0,R. WALTER SMITH, B. S. M. MORRISONI, Issuer of Marriage Licenses, WALTON, ONT. MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN, —TEACHER. OF— PIANO - AND ORGAN; a3se.7.7.sS}7x.s. o (r '. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM:. I8000ANO2, FIRE AND MARINE, GUELPH. J. LECKIE, LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE, LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, Wilco over Burnley's Drug Store, Nov. Ord, 1902. 30.8m Braeaela, Wellington Mutual Fire Insurance Co., 040TABLIORBD 1840 1010nranoe token on the oath and premium inlseat current Maur - hog elsewhere can athudereigned Agent of the Company. GEORGE ROGERS, 330 0sele. AUCTIONEERS. FB. SCOTT AS AN ATJOTION- • ROB. will cell for hotter prices, to better men, in lose time and less charges He won't charge other anything. DateIn s and ordeMIMI rs can always be arranged at, this olaoo or by pot ROBT. H. GARNISS IILUEVALE — ONT. Auctioneer for Huron County. Terme reasonable. Sales arranged for at the office of Tun PORT, Brussels, 0000 VETERINARY, D. WARWICH— J • Honor Graduate of tbo Ontario Vet- erinary College, is prepared to trout all dis- eases of domesticated animals in a compet- ent manner. Particular attention 'mid to Veterinary Dentistry. Calle promptly at. tended to. Moo and Infirmary—Four doors North of bridge, Turnbotry at., Brussels, LEGAL HO CONVEYANCiNO• .AB. MAODONALD— .• Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Eto. towees0or to O. F. Blair. Office over Stan- dard Bank, Brussels. Bolioi0or for Metro- politan Bank. VV• M. SINCLAIR— • Barrister, Solicitor,-oonveyaneer, Notary Public, &c. UDI2O-0 tewart'e Block 1 door North of Central Hotel. Solicitor for the Standard Bank. pROUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR- 33ABRIBTERBF,II 03'.IOI I1B , NOTARIES W. PROIIDroOT, K. O. R. 0. HAT° G. F. BLAIR. Gfficea—Those formerly occupied by Messrs Camerae & Ho10, 00DEn100, ONTARIO. MEDICAL CARDS. J. A. M'NAUGHTON, 114. 1►., C. M., Trinity University, Fellow Trinity Medical College, Member College of Physicians and Burgeons Oot, Licentiate of the Royal Col- lege of Burgeons, and Licentiate of Mld- plferyEdinburgh. Ws -Telephone No.14, Residence—M111 street. Brussels. DENTISTRY DR. R, P. FEILD. UBNTIST Graduate of the Royal College of Dental Burgeons of Ontario and Fitt•olass Honor Graduate of Toronto University. Office next to Brower'° Photograph Galierv, BIIRURBELS. SH1NCLES .British Colnu►bia Red Cedar HhingIets �Nb-- North Shore Pine and Cedar FOR SALE Am THE Brussels Planing Mills Also Doors and Stud" of all Pat tern° on hand or made to order at Short Notice, Het:mated Furnished for all kinds of Building°. Workman. ship and Material Gnaranteed, F. AMENT The Courses of Study -1N .0n - CENTRAL STRATFORD.ONT. Aro no to the HhiHIIBT STANDARD uF 1IROELLRN0E and that is ono roeson why this. popular eohool 10 now oujoytog a record-breaking" niton- du 000. You waut the best training aand we sive 0, therefore enter at once, Oh enters free. W, J, ELLIOTT, p Prinoi al, istzlct ..etoS, Liolgr•tave. We take the following from Elm Devil's Lake (N. D.) Free Trees :—"John R. Ba•lam, formerly of Belgrave, Out., now of Devil's Lake, N. D. woo united in mar- riage at the Oborob of Advent, on Jan teary 20th at 8.30 p, m, to Mies Mary J. Stenion, an estimable young lady of the same place. The groom is one of the leading business mon of Devil's Lake. Their many friends joie in wishing them many happy and prosperous years of married lite." Gore era. Prof. Barney diopoeed of bis fast horse, Lake Erie, and parabaned a pramioing young chestnut pager. Al. Proctor, Bert. Greer and Thos. Bradnook attended the horse fair in Toronto and moll purchased a driver. J. B. Torreon, principal of the Publio eohool, received a telegram oohing him been,. as his brother was eiak. Both {come were in charge of junior teacher, Mina 6. Hording during, hio abeenoe. John Millen, who hall been in the livery busineao here for the past two years and a belt, has sold out to Andrew Bros, and the badness will be oarried on by Lewellyn Andrew who has been in the berg for some time. Exeter. Tho recent rain decreased the depth of snow by Abont ten iaohee. What it left ie a mase of ice. A. son of Robert Lang sustained a pain. fel inju•y to one of hie legs while playing hockey on the river. Rev. Wm. McDonagh preaahrd in the Jameo street church on Burnley in the obsenoe of Dr. Hannon, who preaohed anniversary sermons in Stratford. • There died at the House of Refuge, 011eton, on Sunday, Jan. 31st., at the age of 90 years, John Knighton, a well known character in nod about Exeter for a number or years. He resided for several years with William Rowohffe, London Road South. Word was received here last week of the death of a former resident of Exeter in the person of Mrs. Riobard Seldon, of Ingersoll, daughter of Mra. Geo. Barnwell, of Exeter. Deceased wan well and favorab+y known here end the news of her death will be heard with mach regret. She woe about 63 years of age. Blrtovet.Ira. At the January meeting of the Woman'sIuntitute, the following officers were elected for this year. Preoident, Airs. J. Pugh ; Vies -Pres„ Mrs. J. F. Waehman; Secretary, Annie Aitobieon Directors, Mre. J. Ralph, Mre, Robb, and Mre Paterson, TnnNRoRRY 00017018—O00n0il met F011. 8ih ; members ail present exoept John Ooaplaud. The mina000 of last meet Mg were rend and adopted. The Audit- ors' report was laid before the Council, showing etateueent of assets and liabilities; oleo detaiied statement of receipts and exponditnem ReIherford—Mnegrove— That the report be adopted and that the Clerk get 50 copies printed—oarried. Kelly—ilInsgrove—That the Oink ask for tenders for the township printing for the ourreet year from the Wingbum Time(' and Advance, to be sent in before next meeting of Connoil—oarried, Rutherford—Kelly—That any one want ing a change of pethmaster should notify some member of Council before next meeting of Conuoil—Carried. The folowing a000unte were passed and ohequeeiesued ;—Treasurer Morris $6, work boundary line ; Municipal World $9.60, rolls, express, 000. ; Sick Obildren'a Hospital 55, charity ; National Sanit- arium 55, charity Drainage aoeounte— Jae Elliott 55 88, Wm Elliott $4 87, Jameo Anderson 52.50, John Black $5, 'Phomu8 Helmet 51.25, Wm. Vanetone $ 1 26, John Be four $1. 25, Iooao Wright 58,12, Wm. yo.. 68 cents, Robert Hogg $1 50, 0000unt B line bridge. For audit ung—Alex'r MoEwsn $10, D. Fraser 510, W. H. Cruickshank $2, 0. A Jones $119. 80, drain. Col uoii aojoarned to meet in the Clerk's °Moe, Bldevaie, on Monday, March 28th, at 10 a. m. JOHN Butanes, Clerk. Clinton. At the annual meetingof the Canadian Press Aoaooiation, held in Toronto, J. A. Cooper, eon of Mre. W. Cooper, was eleoted President, Beafort02 Presbyteroans, having deoided to make ex:eneive improvements to their church, invited tenders therefor, and on Tuesday of last weep S. B. Cooper was informed that hie tender had been swept. ed. On Moodily of last. week Poolmaater Boort received instruction from the Govsrome,t, through Inspaoter Hopkirk, to take poeseeoion of the new Poet Office, and on Tuesday night he moved thereto, the publio being grieved from the new quarters on Wedoesdey. G. A. Rorke, who has 000apied are• eponaible position with Doherty & Co. for some time has goneto Meaford, where he takes (Merge of a fareilare f0olory. Ala one of the ofrioialo of Wesley church, e Mueller in the Sabbath sellout, and active io church work generally, he will be greatly missed there. Sunday morning of last week about seven o'o•ook Mrs. McTaggart er., and daughter Mies MoTaggart received a severe fright, that they will not goon forget. In the mldst of repine an explosion took piton in the basement, soon filing their beautiful home with smoke. An alarm dI fire was turned in and the ben kept up its Unweloomed tone long after the fire had been extinguished. 'Ike cause of the tiro is it mystery, but it is thought the ga000iu0ey°tem with whioh their home ie lighted; prodaeed the afoot. M. W. and Geo. Hamilton, gone of Dr, Hamilton, town, have received promo Mona re000tly in uoaneution with their reepootive financial in outlet', The former ie now eiejtying the position of travelling Beorekary to the chief Inspect- or of the Bank of Commerce, and the latter hoe been traneferrod from the Sarnia branoh of tine Bank of Toronto to Montreal, . Ford wicb. James Fallio, who attended the meet - inn of the Dominion Grunge in Toronto, was elooted'Preaenrer for 1904. Jae. L, Walkom has purchased lot 28, oon. 8, Howlett, formerly owned by Mrs. M. E, Stevenson, for 52000 and gets immediate pos,eeeion. The Sunday Sohool Convention com- mittee met at the manse on Monday availing of last week and deoided not to hold the convention at the present lime. James Edgar was in Toronto last week attending the annual meeting of the Uoderwritere Aesooieth,n, es represent. ative of the 13owiok Mutual Fire Ineur- ette0 Co. The 0. P. R station here is doing a good business During 1908 there was 2784 tone of freiehl shipped and the revenue was $10,606 62, an 120001ee of 445 tone freight and 51,500,94 revenue over the proving year. B. B. Cook, who has been confined to hie room for several days from the effeate of an stook of la urippa and from the fall he had on Jan. 13, from which be had not folly recovered, id now improv ing and, if he bee no relapse, he will, without doubt, be able to attend to hie office ditties before long. At the meeth>5 of the Qnarterly Board of the Methodist church, field at Ford - with, W. H. Spence, eon of our tower/. man, John Spence, wag reoem• mended we a oandidate for the ministry. 317. H. Spence ie finishing hie wane at Toronto University, and witb health and the divine blearing he will doebtleee emceed in the work to whioh he feels he ie called. The newly elected Direotorel of the Fordwieh Cheese & Batter 00. met in the faotory on the 4th inet and organ- ized for 1904. The following officers were elected :—Pres. Jae. Gibson ; Sea., M, Daum. The Treasurer will be ap pointed st a later meeting. Directors will meet at the fanny on Saturday, Feb. 20th, at 1.80 to let the hauling of the milk on the d,fftrent routes for next 600000. L...1o'10wel. A anger beet meeting will be bald in Mie Town Hall, Listowel, on Thursday afternoon, 25th ;net., at 2 o'clock. Mies J M Green, milliner, of Brandon, Man., has arrived home and will spend a week or two with her mother, Mre. MoBeth Green. Mom Eleanor Ainlay daughter of Joseph Ainlay, has passed the primary examination with honors at the Toronto Conservatory of Music. Mine Beelah Brace, who is on an extended visit to Toronto, has passed her junior examinatiou in the Toronto Conservatory of Music. Thursday of last week about noon, se George Fleet, who had long been a resident of the East end of the town, died very soddenly while on life way home with some mill feed. fie was quite dead when found shortly afterwards. The remains were removed to hie borne by eome of the neighbors. An inquest was not oonsidered necessary, hie death being ettribn'ed to heart failure. Decent'. ed leaved a wife and two ohildran, also a grown np family by his first wife. The Canadian Gazette contains an application to Parliament, made by the Guelph Junotion Railway 00., to build a line from Guelph to Goderioh, with a breach to Listowel, and another branoh to St. Mary's and 01Mton, via Stratford The oompany asked for power to lease the proposed main line and Mambas to the O. P. R. An inorease of capital stook and bonding power ie involved by the oonetruotion of the enterprise donna - ed, which are eoaght to be deolared works for the generaladvantage of Oaoada. The mystery ourroundin8 the dieap- paaran000t D. McIntyre, of Vernon, B.O., who was teat seen on Deoember 16th, was cleared up on Friday Soh inst., when the bpdy of the missing man, who had been lying on the prairie for seven weeks, was found frozen stiff on the pasture ground of the Mounted Polioe, about a ntY Lit M Io AI td iJ P W O .0 mile from Fort Maolieod, .by a number , What of oouoteblee who teem oat ti+r'u1, From the pn.ition 0 whioh the kiddy woe f and, it mein that he was walking towards the town. Ito was CO II) dressed . and ou his body was found a gold watch. and some $38 in oaeh, with a bunch of per000a1 papers, There was no signs of foul play. The deceased was a brother of A, L. Molntyro, et the Lietowel Bullion College, U(304f1'vOa. MATatollluOL•-A jcyooa oompany of about eighty or more usoembled at the borne of the bride's p0ren00, Mr. and men, Milligan, Dungannon, on Wednea day evening Jan. 27th, at half past seven o'clock to witu'oe the matrimonial alli anon between Gilbert 0. Bawtinhimer, of Heufryu, son of the late William Bsw- tinhiwer, and Mies Jessie M. Milligan, daughter of the hostess, The oeremony was performed by Rev. J. W. Robinson, assisted by the Rev- 0. Rutherford, of Dungannon. Mies M. Million played the wedding mnroh while the eeetraeting minima took their plaoee under an arch of evergreens and maple leavee. The grape Mt bride was gtven away by her father. She looked very handsome in a gown of white silk voila trimmed with applique and parried a bouquet of white/mentions. Mies Atma Robertson rendered her hereioes very nicely se ft twee girl. She oarried the ring in a boquet of white carnations. Hearty congratulation° were then rendered, after which a sump0ooaa repeat was served in' the beet eagle of the hostess, The wedding gifts were very numerous and useful, among them being a gold watoh and chain from the groom, and a gold bracelet to the flower girl. The happy couple left for their new home at Henfryn on Tuesday following. The bride'° travelling costume was fawn tweed trimmed with brown, with hot to match. A vary enjoyable evening woe spent at the residence of Mrs, Wm. Bawtinhimer, Friday, Jan. 29th, at the reception of her son and daughter in-law, G. 0. and Mre. Bawtinhimer. Tea was nerved, after whioh the guests were entertained by music, games, and dancing. Among those from a dietanoe were : Mre. L. 0. Honlding, Stratford ; J. D. and Mre. Guthrie, Ayr t Mr. and Mre. Andrew, PRlmeraton ; Mr. and Mre. E. Sells, Listowel ; Minn Beatrice Milligan and May Hale, Goderioh. rwoott. A meeting for the purpose of affording an opportunity for an open dieonesion of eager beet cultivation in he relation to profit ; cleaning and improving soil ; stook feeding, &o, will be held in Mikohell'e Hall, on Friday afternoon, Feb. 26th, at 2p.m. Mina Edith Penhall has been very no easeful in her exeminat;ono in oonnentiou with the Toronto Cnneervatory of Monim. In spite of very stiff papers being est, Mies Penball took 100 per gent, io o00nter point and form and alai( first oleos honors in harmony, beading the list in these subjects. DRAM 0r S. Coanon.—The following i0 oopied from the Atwood Bee :— We take greet pleasure in publishing the following kindly and eloquently worded letter from Rev. Mr, Hamilton, Preebyteriao minister of Boiaeevain, re the death of the late Sylvester Ooghlin. This lri:er explains very clearly the insulter of his death and cameo a0 to Leel proud of the manly. fellow who willingly risked and event- ually gave np bis life to Rave others. Shell w00 s boy whom we always liked and we are glad to be able to publish eaoh up'endid teotimony regarding the brave epirit of the lad. Hie family have reason to feel proud of him and this should he'p in a gnat manure to mita gate their sorrow. Mr. Hamilton is a sou of Rev, Dr. Hamilton, of Stretford, for so many years the reopeoted pastor of Motherwell congregation. Boieeevain, Man., Jan. 4, 1904. Nathaniel Oogblio, Atwood, Ont,, My Dear Sir,—You will before thfe be apprised of the Dewe concerning your non, Sylvester, who died last night shortly before the time of evening an. vioe, All the oironrnotanoee in regard to his, to as, untimely end will doubtless be furnished yon by others, who will bane told yon of hie visit to our town on a week ago last Saturday and also of hie going to the dentist for treatment, of hie rushing with the dentist to the aid of two women to an adjoining room, who had been boiling some oil and turpentine on Childre's Coufort You can feel easy about the health of the youngster that wears a pair of .our overstock- ings and rubbers. Protection from the winter winds and wet snows secured by a pair of our overstockings and rubbers. They are closely knit of the strongest pure wool yarn—the best rubber that can be had. They are rough weather insurance policies for the health of the Children. They don't cost much, only: Children's, 95o. Misses', 61.10 Ladies', $1.25 Ten per cent. off for cash on the balance of our Men's Heavy Rubbers. We have another shipment of Felt Goods now to hand and have them in all sizes for Ladies or Gents at Lowest Prices. HARNESS DEPARTMENT Trunks and Satobole ; Blankets at near Wholesale Prime ; Emmen at Lowest Prices possible for a good article ; remember we do not handle rectory Work at all and guarantee Workmanship in all we turn out, Collars gn8ram tea/Pond prides from $2 00 Upwards, Repairs in Remises, Otllare, Boots and Shoes done gaioltly and neatly et Bottum Prices. Mt tom+ / �+ Ii to � w fAlfellt 3C 404 0 a 411 t r to. Exhibitors Say aliper nut. of Fat Cattle exhibited at pr minim Muter 13' ir, 1003, were fed with Wortktngtuu'0 Oamidiau Stook Tonfo. DEAR A080 We nave boon feeding your 9tack Fond t0 cattle for thine ince, and 0011 It to be an 0x24110004 tools, Wo Have also fed it to hest steak fond'wo {havequite ever sure it is Our prise winning oattln at the Provincial Win- ter Fair,1903, were fed Wortblugtou'O Stook Tonto, LESLIE & PROLOG Breeder Shorthorn Cattle, Acton, Ont. DUAN Sina— i find year Stool{ Food 1e a very mei- lent Tonle for cattle, giving them it good anpetit0 and keeping their ditestive organs in a healthy working onttditlon. The steer "Soothe," exhibited. at Winter Fair, weighed at birth 80 tis., at 30 months 200 lbs, making 040010 of 05 lbs per month. It pays to feed Worthington'+ Iftnok Food ANDREW 1t10HARDSON, Breeder Shortuorn Cattle, Peopabnu, 0004. 131020 0IB0,— Wo have used your Stook Food for both cattle 2nd bogs and find it gives good satis- faction. Several of our oatrle have shown a gain of over 100 Ibe, per month while feed- ing it JAd. WILSON & 80Y8. Brooder of Shorthorn Cattle and York. shire Bogs, .Fergus, Ont, Note the Price 10 Ib, box, 200 feeds, 000 ; 00 lb. sank 92. Mauuraoturod by THE WORTHINGTON DRUG 00., Guolpb, Ont, For sale by— N.F. GERRY, Bruesele' B. F. O1CALLISTEii, Ethel ; WM. MESSER, Bluevalo; N• B. GERRY, Blyth. their stove for pai0tiog parpoeee sod it having taken fire called for help, of hie helping to remove the canes of the trouble, of the upset and the terrible burning, and of hie rush down ataire to roll bimaolf in the snow, of hie being taken ton Mr. R000ey's, when wife is a nurse, and of the awful agony at Scat, then of some times of rationality, then of the delirium, and of the end last night— all eo strangely Budden, and so soon to oll,ee hie earthly career. I had heard of the accident on Monday, bat did not get the particular° antic Wedoeedoy. On Thursday Mr. Rookey oallod Upon me amid I went over to find that though the dootor'e bad hopes, ,he nurse and Mre. Campbell, the poor lad's unit, who had fortuuutely come down from her home neer Minto, were apprehensive of death. Be had begun to be incoherent m hie talk 000asionally. With Mr. MoLeau (hie .•mployer for a week) and his sono I went to his side and spoke about One things whioh all dying men to dying men we mu -e speak. He woe quite rational and 0800030 and answered dirrot question, whioh I pat to him, in a straightforward way. He said he was lceking to Jesus for eternal life. I went back in the even. lag, hoping to see him again. I bad only been a moment in the house when the doctors Dame. One of them told me that perhaps I had better not ee0 him again for a while. I did not comprehend whatmeant et the time for I went away6t one, but I found the explanation when I went the next day, that though the doctor was not abeolately °are, ha was afraid of scarlet fever having ensued and so had quarantined the house. I called twice but the report was Delavor- sble, so far R0 his aunt and the nate could say. Alter the service last night I called, to find that all was over. This morning, about halt pant nine o'olook, I went down and entered the lower part of the hoose, held a very brief nervine with two or three pre0eut, and helped to bear the body away to the hearse, whioh left for Minto immediately. Owing to quer. antine orders the number about wan email. I am glad that I was able to see your Don and to speak to him when he was to pass away to hie heavenly home. I sympath- ize mnoh with his hither and mother, as also with the other members of the family in the eadoeee of his taking off. You may feel eatiefied in this, that ander the oironm.tanoeo all -wee done for him that even his dearest could have done. He showed his willingness to forget him-. serf in bravely helping those who were in trouble and be virtually gave his life for others, little se he anticipated what would follow hie sot. I trust that you may eaoh and all Sad that divine oon- solation whioh God Himself has promised those who seek Him, espeoiallyintronble. I am a Perth boy aso. My father is the Rev. Dr. Hsmiiton, living now in Stoat. ford and I have beau in Atwood but it is eome years since. I am glad that I wall alma to be near your an in hie closing momenta, though sorry that I did not know of his condition earlier, stranger, though he was to me. With mnoh sympathy, believe 3210, Yours very truly, ALEx. HAt1ILTON, Presbyterian minister, P. B.—I am sorry I did not meet Bylveater'e brother. Mre. , Campbell proved a mother to your boy when his own oould not be near. A. H. W illa:IMMO,. Mies Sate Grandy is visiting Mende in Straihroy, Obalbam and Windsor. Wingham cutlers were not eneoeoefal in winning any of the prizes at Owen 5 .nod or Toronto. Special 'reeving will be held in St. ',Paul's 07 00002 every evening during Lent. The Bret service commencing on the even• log of Ash Wednesday. Thomas McLintook Watson, youngest eon of Rev. W. H. Watson, formerly of Wingharn, died in the General Hospital at Moutreal on Thnroday, 4th int. The child had been in poor health for sante time, Jno. McLean has bed a number of men petting out wood near Whiteobnroh, Two of them were ottuok on their heads by falling limbs. Iiobt, Baird reooived some 5801100, and tate following day Sam. Hotohinaon 0480 the unfortunate one. Both ware knocked down by the force of the brow. A few 00itoll00 were ne00088ry 10 clots the wounds. A quiet but pretty wedding graced the parlor of the National Hotel when Mien Adelena Ahew, sister to ire. Hanbon, wee united in marriage to George Mo. Milian, of High River, Alta. Rev. W, Lowe eondunted the interesting ceremony after whioh 00ngra0011a10000 followed, and the Mende eat down 0o a choice wedding MVO. MsMillaa have 1naheou Mr, and M °. Ionia/ion, gond to the want. McKinnon BLYT I -f, SEIBMIEMAIMPOSW STORE TALK We have finished stook taking, and on figuring everything op we And the year 1903 was cue of the meet moment ol years in the history of oar Big Oseh Store. Every mouth eh.,we a subetantial increalie in sales over previoaa yearn, and we take this opportunity of110100(1115 our numerone onetomer0 who have petroniz0d all go liberally, and also a number of new oustomore who have net in their lot wish as during the last year, who tell not they find it more satisfactory to trade in a big store where a large stook is kept to select from and where they can get nearly everything required without having to run around from piens to place, But we are never eatiefied, we want to make 1904 a banner year end give our ouotomere beater goods and better valuta than ever before. Six mouths ago we began to plane orders for Spring Goode before the advance in the price of Cotton and with few exoeptiooe we will sell you Cotton Goode at Met year's prioee, although they are worth from 15 to 20 per omit. more now. Stook -taking brings a lot of good& to the front whioh mast be moved out regardleee of 000i. We oeo give you some great bargains to the following lines if you get here before they are sold : Remoante of Drees Goode, Ladies' Cloth Jackals, Ladies' AmrorInn Coate, Nettie Far Coate, Men's Beaver Overcoats, Men's Baits, Men's Fur Cape, Gloved, Mitts, Eto. At the meeting of the Sabool Board on Tuesday evening of last week W. Robert - eon tendered his resignation as Secretary, owing to hie removal to the Weet. He has held this position for nearly twenty yearn and has been very faithful and efficient. Mr. Robertson has held many important positions and in all of them has given good service. Last week, as Oolleotor of Taxes for the town he return• ed hie roll to the Town Treasurer and nearly every cent of the taxes bad been paid. The Sohool Board made a good appointment in John F. Groves as Inc. manor to air. Robertson. SUCCESS ATTENDS THE GRADUATES OF ON JAN.14, 1904, WINTER TERM BEGINS Two Oonrees—Commercial and Shorthand. Bend for Oollege Journal. A. L. MoINTYRE, Manager. i r 4dvan 07 v years. _ - AN-.rj..r,L. Sold in Brussels by James Fox. AT LIFE'S EVENING. To those well along in years there 00)1108, accord- ing to the condition of the system, their meanuro at 111s and suffering, 800110 are yo001 at 70, while others are 011 at 40. Elderly people who once use Dr. Leouberdt's Anti - Pill final that it lags marvel- ous power to relieve item of the h'ouIdea that 0ot::;n.; else will shake off, especi- ally backache, conetipa. Non, bladder trouble, fall- iur, appetite, mid indiges- tion. If AfTr-POLL is used upon mit in,cold. the aches and paths that usually fol- low ,will he avoided. To prove skis, send to Wri.- 0024 -Litz C:o., Niagara Pullin Ont, for a free eam- lie. ANTI-PU.1. to Aoki by dri,, .f. a'. 3' Metas a box. 1 We have a small stock of Photo. and Scrap Albums left which we will clear out at cost. A Few Croldinole Boards Still on Hand. New stock of Notepapers, Pads, Envelopes, &c. POST BOOKSTORE. I ONTARIO'S FACTORY TO ONTARIO'S FARMERS I. Central Prison Binder Twine ,6.110III' ottl11010ll'I,r1.01Alt,nt n1r.1,'111'loVi heft' We have the agency for Grey, Morris and McKillop. This Twine is put up in Grain Bags and tied with 3 Rope Halters. Samples of the Grain Bags, Halters and Twine may be seen at our stone. There are 4 Brands :-- PURE -PURE MANILA, 650 feet MANILA, 550 feet PURE MANILA, 600 feet MANILA,- 500 feet Mail orders will be carefully attended to. -Special prices on ton lots. To secure this Twine you must place your order. Tho price will be considerably lower than the price of any other Twine on the market. Prices will be officially published in the Leading' papers in doe time. Order early and save money. A. M. MKAYI,Co.