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ROSINESS CARDS.
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oont, P8, SCOTT, Brassele,
UT 11. MoORACEEN—
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'RAMIS FOR SALE—THE UN -
»80%8100l100 000 several good Fame for
sale and to rent, easy terms, in Township
of Morris and Grey, 11' S. SCOTT,Brussel
C. 0. V.
Court Prinoees Alexaudri it, No.24, C.O. 8„
Bruse010, nieete in their Lodge Boom, Bias -
bill Blook, on the Sad and last Tuesdays of
each month, at 8 o'clock. Visiting brethren
alwaye welcome, JAS. BURGEHS, 0,11,
A. E. MELLISH, IL B.
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WAL.TON, ONT.
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J. LECKIE,
LIFE ANC FIRE INSCLRA NOE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
O02ee over Hursley'e Drug Store,
Nov, 8rd, 1902, ettem uremia
Wellington Mutual
Fire insurance Co.,
EVABLISBND 1840
Ineuranee taken ou the caul' and premium
note system at current rates. Before Maur -
fug elsewhere call on the notiersigned Agent
of the Oompany.
GEORGE ROGERS, Brussels.
AUCTIONEERS.
FS. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
EBB, will sell for bettor prices, to
better men, in less time and lees °bargee
than any other Auctioneer in East Huron or
be won't olutrge anything. Datea and orders
can always be arranged at thle ofBoe or by
personal applioation.
ROST. H. 'GARNISS
BLUEVALE - ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terms r easonable. Sales arranged for
at the aloe of Tim Pon., Bruseele, 2201
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North of bridge, Turnberry at., Brussels,
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DENTIST
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Surgeons of Ontario and Flret.elass Honor
Graduate of Toronto Ilnlvereity. Oillco
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i0i5-tritt Rms.
(A seri lee.
W, Ao0eU and David (Where arrived
hamo from Pdanitobtt ou Wednesday of
hot week.
1111118 Gam ryke lett ou Munday of
hut week for Walloceburg, where she
will visit friends fur some time.
Title week Al, Proctor le moving hie
family to Newmarket where he him rent.
ect the Jaokeon House and Yill again
engage in the hotel leneineeee.
A very pretty wedding took pima et
the home of Edward Red Mee. James on
Thursday afternoon 20th inst., whoa
their daughter Annie wee united In the
holy bonds of matrimony bo Ed, Lambkin
of the 2ad eonceeelon.
EXesurettol 8.
Rev. 101.4. Smith was in Lunn on
Tuesday of last Week and delivered an
address on Missions in the Presbyterian
church in the evening,
An elevated runway has been pat in
between D. Urquhart's mill and the
railway tragic. Thio deem away with
hauling to the elation.
Mies Eva Stenotn1431 left on Friday
evening WO for Toronto, where Me hue
a situation in the netwie department of
R. Simpson's estoblishment.
Mr% Lang, one ot our oldest and moat
reepeoted resideute, lett 0/3 Monday for
Brookattle, Man, where she will reside
with her daughter, Mrs. Simon Hunter,
Lola clam° w.
Wm. Marshall shot a wild goose on the
pond last Wedneeday.
Miss Aegis Geddes left last week for
atimiltoo to attend college in that WV,
Pare, J. Greuaohe left for St. Johnaville
N. Y., where elm will spend the Winter
with tripods.
David Amber, of Weee grawanosh, has
puroband William 13ower,e briettoottage
in tide village.
Robert Snellgrove hoe purchased Etre,
Thos. Matthwee fine reeideme on
Campbell street,
Mrs. R. M. letillyard ie in Brantford
Olio week attending the funeral of her
brother, the late E. B. Schell.
Won. Wellwood, of Fordyee, has sold
hie flee farm to John Joynt, of Luoknow.
There are 200 agree, one hnudred improv-
ed, and the price was 97,500,
Longside Presbyterian anniversary
will be held ou November 20.h. Rev.
Thos. %Nom of Walkertou, will be the
preaoher for the day, and may leoture on
Monday,
'3C e e tg atter.
Dave. Strome has arrived home from
Mauitoba. He ie highly plemed with
hie moureion into the Weed.
Heber Howson, who hoe spent the
Summer in Dakota and Manitoba, ill
pitying a visit to hie brother R. F. How.
aou. He is shortly to return to Sonde,
Man., where he will engage in busineee.
Considerable interest was mauifested
in the votiug on the By-law to pane a
loan to Arseott Broe, voted on Monday
1740 Wet.'especially by those favorable
10 11. The result was 121 in favor and
5 againat.
John aloAllister, of the 4111 Cone met
with a somewhat paiuful moident a few
days ago, While engaged in pinking
apples he fell out of a tree gettiug pretty
well soratohed in hie dement and severely
epaining the ninnies about the wrist of
hie right erne.
Jammu Gallagher spent Sunday and
Monday of last week in Toronto. 111)
Mtn in the eity attending a meeting of
the Provisional Board of Directors who
arcoonduotine negotiations in oouneotion
with the eatabliehnunt of a new bank to
be known oe The Farmer'e Bank.
Can ton.
Olte. Spalding was in town lost week
Waiting hie father, brother ad deter&
Mre. Agnew, who baa been living on
Albert etreet, has moved to Blake to
reeide.
Mise Kathleen Game, returned home
after an extended visit to relatives 20
Minnesota.
Mrs. J, Bell has been visiting at the
!Ionia of Mrs, McKenzie, Belgrave, for
a couple of weeks.
Mee Annie Wood he returned home
after three menthe visit with relatives et
Woodstook and other p aces,
C. L, Fisher, general agent, Federal
Life, lett for Manitoba, Tuesday, of last
week on a flying business trip. He expeote
to be book in ten daya.
Will. Miller who has been employed at
Toledo eince loot May returned home.'
He will not return till , after the Presi•
dential election is over.
T. Emboli, a former Olintonian, wbo
has been G. T. 11. agent at 80. Jambe
hoe been tronsferred to Elmira which
gives him a more responsible position.
Itere. Lome, of Markdale, mother of
MIS J 33 Hovey, and Mee. Bigger, of
Oakville, who have been interesting guests
in our town for the poet two weeks re.
turned home teat Friday,
• Mrs. Hislop and three obildren and
Leslie Edwards a nephew, who have been
vieiting the former's mallet', Mrs, Wm.
MoBrien, for the pant six weeks returned
to their borne in Detroit on Wednesday
of last week.
12oXottekt on.
The remains of one of Logan's] oldest
end ninoli respected pioneers arrived in
Mitohell Wednesday of laid week at the
station, on the !ale train from Milligan,
in the person of Mre. Bridget Murray,
widow of the late John Murray, formerly
of Lot 0, Con. 14, of Logon. Since her
husband's death a few years ago she heo
made her home with her daughter, Mrs,
John Newell, of Miehigan, and was in
her Nth year. The tenant left Mitohell
about 9 R. me Thursday, for the 11. 0.
cemetery, Kinkore, followed by a num.
bet of decametre old neighbors and
friends, Dammed lemma one soh,
MilthaeL of Wisconsin, and one daughtet,
Km John Newell, who acootnpanied the
renaming.
SUDDEN DISATN,--News al one of the
moat apatite deaths which has occurred
for enme 11010 001810 with quite a etatt
let Friday, of the death of Mrs. Feeney
Xleber, of the Monkton hotel, It earee
all a great shook to many friends in town,
who oould hardly realize that it was so.
The demeeed lady retired en Usual in the
beet of health and at 2 R. in., ()emplaned
of being ilh Medioal aid wag quickly
tolled, but le spite of all that could bo
done, death eame at 8 a, tn. She woe
forty years of age and leaves a large
Way, 61e, Richer had juab tobd hia
hotel, haying tonna that 21 (11(1 not egret)
7,7
mueinol entortoinment wow held at
rpaff:
die oe 04 Of L, L. 14olletu1 bto nil of
VA. Hie P... It iprian or
fund.
5.8L-Gar.iskcvdoGi-,kivette.kee
£"n" 41"‘1tvill, of Md(111"' "11 00
MISSES HABKIRK
FTER a very successful Opening we are bet-
ter than ever prepared to fill the wants of
our many patrons, and we invite an inspection of
our large stock of Trimmed Hats and Ready.to-
wears. As usual we are making a specialty of
Mourning Goods.
First-class Goods at Popular Prices.
The Misses Habkirk.
(1) Jelin '810 10,0, n ibree year olri 11000 for
wnion nt wee paid the handaome emu 01
9270, 'Mill 0003 was one of Mr, Mo.
Gavin's prize team.
M1/03 Olera Relater, who luta hem
eminently thoosesful in teitehlog the
junior department of Auburn pablie
wheel, hail tendered her reeignation, to
take effect at Xmas hulicloye.
During the past week John Finch him
meet generously thrown his ooneervetory
open to the public), and they have had the
Waimea of looking ot the beaotitel die
play of obryintetheminme there,
While E. re, Kellett and mother were
eliciting at I. nieville, Xy„ they were
unfortunate in having their valuable oat
killed. 33 was an intelligent aulmal and
had been with them for 21 yeare,
Before leaving for Stratford but week
Miss Lillie Hale was presented with a
glove and handkerchief box by the
echolare and teaoher of her Sunday
cahoot elms of the Metbodiet ohureh,
showing the high esteem in which elle
was held,
a ee5e5.ieAee5ReeRele5Reteig30
with hie wife, and had bought a farm of
150 sores in MoXillop, expecting to go
there in Deoembet. Their many, friende
eXpretle the deepest sympathy for those
who are left to mourn.
Exe ter.
The Rev. Reese Dean Taylor, of Bt.
Marys, preaohed Sunday Sohool An.
nivereary tiermone in the Trivia Memor
iel eburoh lost Sunday.
Mrs. (Dr.) L. Gill and ohildren, who
have been visiting the former's pimento,
Thoth and Mrs. Gregory, for two weeks,
returned to their home in Gibsonburg,
Ohio.
Mrs, Wm, Bowden was early Thurs.
day Oet. 20th strioken with paralyeis.
She remained in an unnueoime oondi•
tion for come been and wee very ill for
et/v.3[113 daye, but we are pleased to say
ehe ie now recovering rapidly.
Samuel and Mrs. Gidley, Mies Edith
Gidley and Harry Gidley left on Wednee,
day moroing of last week for Duluth
where they will reside in future. They
carry with them the very best
wishes of their meny friends in Exeter
and vioinity.
Geo. Soott, who bee been residing in
Mrs, E. B. Howard's residenoe, William
street, heft Tuesday morning, of !est
week, with a carload of settler's effects
for the Weet, where he intends making
hie future home. Mra. Scott follows in
the course of a few weeks.
The memorial servioe which was held
001 Sunday afternoon 28rd inst., 10 oom•
memoration of Hie Late Lordahip, the
Bishop of Flume, was largely attended.
Tbe °Imola was draped in b sok, whioh
waa relieved by white roeettee. After a
abort aervitte the Rector gave a suitable
addreee on the life and work ot the late
Bishop. At the conclusion of the aer vice
the orgeniet played the Dead March.
torn up. The Palmereioo auxiliary
08100 0000 and got the engioe and tender
on again.
Mee. John McMahon, of the Weot part
of the town, bad the misfortune to
traoture one of her lege on Saturday
evening Oot. 22nd, by tripping at her
gate. The break le a. [carious one. Her
daughter, Mre. 13arner, of London, was
sent for and oame op 80 00000 her.
On Friday morning 21st of Oot., while
drawing earth to fie up the emovatione
at the Bismarok street bridge in front of
the new cement abutment°, Robert
Tremain, teamster for Wm. Grey, decided
to arose the bridge, though it bed been
condemned and had not been used for
some time, When tbe team and empty
wagon were about half way moss the
struoture gave way, breaking in two and
pieeipitating team, wagou and driver
into the river, about ten feet below. The
horses escaped with a few eoratehes, but
the driver did not come oft eo fortunately,
as in the fall he had two or three ribs
broken and waa considerably bruised.
He was taken home, and is reported to
be doing as well ae oan be expeoted,
although he will likely be laid off for
some time. The bridge is a complete
wreok. 10 1000 intended to replace it
with a new one next Spring.
Staftlorth .
A minstrel show is being talked of ae a
benefit for the hockey olub.
Mrs. F. G. Neelin is paying s visit to
ber mother and daughter at Watertown,
N. Y.
Mrs, George Stephen, of Winnipeg, was
the pleat of her cousin, Mre. W. D. Mo.
Lean, last week,
Ed. Latimer, sr., has sold his property
on North Main etreet to Philip Harris, of
Grey, for 91,225,
A memorial eervioe to the late Bishop
of Boron wan held in Bk. Thomas church
sto vc, el . on Sunday morning.
Sunday, Nov. 0111, is the date of Knox Mrs. Hookland, of Toronto, attended
Church aenivereary. Rev. MOS, Eakin, the wedding of Miss Lizzie Bolater ou
of St. Andrew's Church, Guelph, will Wednesday of last week,
preach the anniversary sermons. There Rev. A. X Birks took for his subject
will be special mnaio by the choir. Sunday evening, "Party Politiee." The
The No. 1 Wallace literary and subject was a timely one.
debating Sooiety will hold their first Mrs. F. Guttridge and daughter, Mol -
0)0101025 for the Fall term of 3904 in lie, of Sarnia., were in town attending
Stewart's Church an Friday evening, Nov. the Sleeth Finlayeon wedding,
4,0, at 8 o'cioak sharp. A. good preemie G. M. Baldwin left Thursday on a
is being prepared and everybody ie bunting expedition in Muskoka. He goes
cordially invited to attend. in the company of a party from Dungan.
Qurox Weise -John Kees° moved hie non.
threshing outfit the other week, from James Willie ramie quite a reputation
Mrs. John Etamilton'e, gravel road, to one day laid week at the Willie legging
Mre. A. J. Hamilton% 2nd Oen, alma, a factory in outting 100 pairs of leggings in
distance of over three quartere of a mile. tine hours.
From the time the machine hod stopped The many friends of George Dale, of
running in the one barn until they were the Huron road, at Alma, will regret to
threshing in the other was 40 minutes. learn that he ie laid up with an attack of
BAN Orr THU Swreorr.-On Saturday typhoid fever.
atternoon, Oet. 22nd, an eugine and The many friends hereabouts of Donnie
tender, while doing some shunting on the Barry, of Eureka, Oaifornia, who le at
mill siding, hacked over the ewitoh when present visiting hie father, James Berry,
returning to the yard at tbe citation, the and other relativea and friends in this
eviiitth hoeing been closed while the vioinity, will be pleased to learn that he
orew were on the aiding. A. tea* of the is xtmouvering flinty from his late Bever°
tender was broken and some of the ties Meese.
cradles' Fine
Shoes.
Handsome to the eye
Artistic in design.
F rst -rate workman-
ship.
Made to weir and
keep their shape.
Beautiful finish, easy
comfort, very durable.
When you discard
them you want another "just like the last ones."
Then our prices are not the least pleasing part of
the buying, n,
Here are a few:—
Dongola Laced Rimy or Light Bolte 91 25
fill Timed, Goodyear Welt, Light or Heavy Bohn 2 00
Mtd Lmed, beet of Stook and Workmanship 92 50 10 8 50
ta-Shoes end Robbers promptly repaired.
HARNESS DEPARTMENT
-Robee and Blenkete, Wool and Plush Rego
-Trunka and Satehele at prieee to pima your puree.
-Single and Team Flambee, neat and durable, and the prime kismet possible
where good material and workmanship le included.
-Pour Bete Beamed heed Single Menage, 'Moe from $2,50 to 9400 per get.
-A oomfortable house and 8 lote for gale i tenth) of all kinds,
Le C. RICHs.
o ass -
3, W. Broderick has purchased a
grocery Mock in Petrolea.
Miele Lath Vivian has returned from
her visit to relatives at Kalamazoo, Mich,
Mies Annie McDonald left for Detroit,
01000000.tne her profeselonal duties ae
0,
Capt. Jas. Parson returned home loot
week, having pieced his vessel in Winter
qaartere.
John Or. Wright, of Berkley, Ban Fran.
°ism, Cal., is visiting hie brother, J. J.
Wright, of the Park Roues.
Mee. Morrie, of Toronto, and Mies
Holliorake, of Brantford, are Vitiating
Dant Campion, Neleon retreat.
R. J. Crawford, D. Bickle, Thu.
Allen and H. Jones, of Dungannon, are
on their annual hunting 0090(1011)0 to
Muskoka.
fit. George Price has lea -ed the store
on the Square adjoining the Bank of
Montreal and will open out a stook of
groceries and provision,
The residents on the Feet aide ot
Church have moved their fames, and are
seemed bonlevarding their side of the
street. It looke all right.
Donald Boyd, of Aehfield, baa per-
ohmed the property of Mies Kay, cor-
ner Viotoria street and Dein avenue,
end intends removing to town.
Tenders for the ideal work of the
Guelph & Goderioh Railway are in the
hands of the ptesideut ot the road and
the oontraot will likely bo let shortly.
Up at the Laurier meeting at Look -
now J. O. LeToczel eujoted the p•easure
of a ohat with the Premier in Fremb, be.
ing introdneed to him by Dr. MoDonald.
LondeshoroLodge, B. U. E. B. 4., will
celebrate the ISIng'a Birthday, Novem.
ber 9th, with a free sapper and hove in-
vited the brethren of Goderioh, 0 futon,
Exeter and Benroiller lodges.
Jae, Thome is having the excavation
made for a house at the East end of
Elgin avenue, Robb. McGaw is also
milking preparations to build next to R.
H. Johnetou's house on Waterloo street.
The Bnaineas Oollege was closed Wed-
needay 00 last week, Mies Pdaddigan, one
ot the staff, having received a message
informing her of a brother's death. Miss
Maddigan left by the afternoon train to
attend the funeral.
The dredge Arnoldi was working off the
harbor entranoe last week. It the
government would deepen the water the
whole length of the piers, there wenid be
no trouble entering Goderioh harbor,
atorm or no storm.
Fred. Platt and Willie Drew are
suffering from injnred fingers, the termer
getting a digit jammed lotediug the Guy
Bros.' trunks, and the latter suffering a
somewhat similar accident at Hatnlink's
evaporstor. Both lost a nail.
There was a strike of the Government
employees working at the North pier on
Wednesday morning of last week, It
was mused by the dismiseal of a foreman
but did tot last long, as nearly nil the
men resumed work it, the afternoon. '
Quite a seneation was canoed et the
depot ou Wedneedny morning of last
week, by the bursting of 1110 hove that
conveys steam to the oars for heatiog
purposes. The Ernie was about to atart,
and the usual teat vette being made when
the buret incurred. The bassets were the
only vehicles near by, and the horses
started, Tim Bedford driver caught hie,
but Gundry Broe.' got away, bat were
cleverly stopped after a hundred yards
run, The explosion wan like that of a
goodoeizeri oannou, end all on the plat.
form Blotted for abetter, aa the steam
showered the earth and leaves from
beneath the care all over the platform.
Luokily the break directed the ateam to
the ground, where it spent ice form by
drilling out a hole in the solid earth near-
ly a foot deep, The buret mused some
little delay in starting, oe II new jeuotion
had to be put i13, in place of the damaged
pieoe.
Mayor Ralloran, of Brantfotd, has re•
tired from the field Ile Labor nernibee.
At Peterboro' Joseph Murphy woe
sentenced to seven years in penitentiary
for burglary and carrying nitro-glyoerine.
J. F. Drummond, wbo pleaded gnilty
of robbing the Manitoba Mortgage &
Inveetment Co., was sentenoed 01 Winni.
peg to three years' imprieoument.
John Gowan, of Weetbourne, Man.,
while ant abootiug on the river with one
of hie children, received fatal injuries by
the accidental discharge of his gnu.
John Wioknoll was probably fatally
gored by a bull at Portage Greek. Mee.
Wioknall went to hie 0000000105 00(1 was
severely injured, A neighbor shot the
bull.
Mrs, Hewitt, mother of two ot the
victims of the Imperial Limited wreak
on the 0. P. R., hoe brought unit againet
the company to recover the articles
found on her danghtere' bodies.
Twenty pereone, oornpriaing two (emit.
iee, who Beek an entrance into the Milted
Staten, are hold aboard the Allan Liner,
Ionian at Montreal by the 'United States
immigration authorities pending an in.
vestigatiota.
The Grand Trunk Railway Company
has awarded an order for 25 eneinee of
the Rtohmond compound mogul type to
the Kingston l000motive works OW a
very keen competition with Atnerloan
oompaniee, The new engines are 101 the
Grand Trunk Podia° Itailload a,.d will
entail an expenditure tst the works of
400,000 The enginee'will be forwarded
Within the 2000 18 months, ¶12h, (krona
Trunk Oonipeny deoided that 003 ewe
of work should be awarded to 00,110cli018
sonoarno,
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TIT TALE:
We have just received a ear load of "Broekvilles," the kind
that speaks for themselves. Call early should you require one as
these are fast sellers,
We have the "Bell" Cylinder Root
Pulper, the BEt3T on the market.
See them.
Should you have any gram to kit/ or
sod 00 00080 ground to work renaera•
ber the "Frost & Wood" and "Wind•
eor" are the disks that will do it.
I1 you want a General Porpooe Plow,
than which there le no better, secure
a No. 20, Frost & Wcod.
If you want a second hand Buggy,
Cart, Cutter, Plow or Implement of
Any kind be eure to colt on ue.
We have also the U. S. Cream Sup.
ander, Binger Sewing Illaultinee,
Volmar Waehing 410.allinee 00149030
oil hand,
We can supply you with a food
Driving or Work Horse cheap or
Stook of ony kind on short notice.
N. S. McLAUCHLIN
AG- HI 1\7- r11.
TAKE N
IF it pays to push an article it pays to push it to some purpose
and to push it more with an object of gaining permanent trade
than of temporary profit. Many people think it impossible to
find a first-elass General Store in a town this size.
If you are not Prejudiced and are open to conviction you can
be convinced that there is one here by calling at jamestown P. 0.
and General Store where you will find a fine and modern stock of
Dry Good; Dress Goods,
Prints, "Zarin, Crash, Notions
a:ad Groceries always Fresla•
We buy direct from the largest jobbing Houses and Manu-
facturers in the country and by so doing we are always sure of
obtaining first-class goods, and as we are not paying enormous ex-
penses in rent, clerk hire, city taxes, (4.3c , we can sell goods at the
most reasonable prices.
We have now some ends in Prints, Dress goods, Wrap-
perettes which will be sold regardless of cost, also 8011:10 lines in
Shoes will have to go. We do not wish to carry, if possible, Goods
out of Season.
We are just loading up for Fall and Wiuler trade with a
fine stock of newest Styles in our different departments.
'We now handle best grade of Manitoba Flour and find it
getting a ready sale.
Family trade is especially solicited as your patronage is
always appreciated no matter how small your purchases. You
may rest assured it will be our constant aim to sell you the best
goods that can be obtained and at reasonable prices.
We are very grateful to those who have dealt with our wagon
on the road so very liberally this Summer and those who cau see
their way clear to come to the store, we *ill make it profitable for
then as we always try and keep up Farm Produce to the highest
notch.
Try us on Dried apples, Butter, loose or in tubs, Egg; Lard,
Tallow, Potatoes, and Fowl of all kinds as SOW AB weather will be
cool enough for shipping as we ship direct.
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Apples will be bought on and after fleptsim-
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Apples may be shaken off the trees. Wind-
falls and Packers' Culls will be bought at the
Highest Market Price,
Small or Soft Apples will not be taken.
JNO. CUNNINGHAM
PROPRIETOR.
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