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Two Courses -
Commercial and Shorthand.
Bend fpr College Journal,
A, L. MoINTY1t0, Manager, !
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BUSINESS CARDS.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER
cent, F.B. SCOTT, Brussels,
T' H. M°ORAOREN—
VV. Iaovor of Marriage 3d000898, 0i•
Aoo 00 Grocery, Turubarry etre0t, Bruoaols,
HARMS FOR SALE—THE UN-
man0loxxn has several good Forme for
Bale and to rant, easy tonne, in Townships.
of Morrie and Grey. le 8, 80OTT,Brueee
C. 0. F.
Court Prineese Alexandria, No. 24, C. O. F.,
Breesela, meets in their Lodge Room, Mae -
hill month, at o oloak.l V'o'tit ng brethren
always welcome. Jas. 13111tG82S, 0.10.
A. 11, millI,LIS11, 1t, S.
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of' Marriage Licenses,
WALTON. ONT.
MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN,
-TEACHER OF-
- PIANO - AND -•• ORGAN.,
usiRTT6s072.,6, O20' C.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM,
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FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
J....LECK.IE,
LIFE AND FIRE. INSURAN01t,
LOAN AND REAL EBTA'ril AGENT,
0111oe over Buraley's Drug Store,
Nov. Ord,1802. 80.8m B 1'u ssels.
Wellington Mutual
Fire Insurance L'o.,
020TAn0I9000 1840
Insurance taken on the Dash and premium
note system at cermet rates. Before Maur-
ine elsewhere call ou the undersigned Agent
of the OompaOy. •
GEORGE R0Gf108, 13ruesel0.
AUCTIONEERS.
F S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION.
• nxn, will sell for better prioe0, to
better men iu leas limo and less charges
than ae wOn'0 charge anythingxDat ssat ndnron or
orders
can always be arranged at *hie Mario or by
personal application.
ROBT. H. GARNISS
BLIJEVALE - ONT.
Auctioneer for Enron County.
Terms reasonable. Bates arranged for
at the Mlles of Tan Poem, Brussels. 22tf
VETERINARY.
T D. 'ARWI.CK—
tJ • Honor Graduate of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, le prepared to treat all dle-
eseeo of domesticated suimels tin a eorenet-
entmanner, Partinular attention mild to
Veterinary Dentletry. Galls promptly at-
tended to. Office and infirmary -Four doors
North of bridge, Turuberry Bt„ Bruesols.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCIND.
AB. MAODONALD—
• narrater, solicitor, Notary, Ilto,
Successor to G. F. Blair. °Woe over Stan-
dard Bank, Brussel0, Solicitor for Metro -
polite= Bank,
"UT M. SINOLAIR—
Y • Barxieter, Solicitor Oouveyauoer,
Notary Public, &e. Office -Stewart's Block
1 door North of Central Hotel,
Bolieitor for the Standard Bank.
paOTIDFOO'T, HAYS & BLAIR-
BARRISTERS,
SOLICITORS,
LI I O S, NOTARIES
W. Pnenzaoom,10. 0. SnAIn. pp B. 0, liege
OWoes-Tho0ee formerly
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Omicron mounted lm Metiers
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MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON.
llt, T„ e, AI.,
Trinity University, Fellow Trinity Medical
College, Member College of Physicians and
Surgeons,Ont. Licentiate of tb0 Royal 001'
legs of 'hysiotans and Licentiate of 00id-
wlfory, Edinburgh. r 'Telephone No.14,
Reelllonoe-Mill etreet, llrusnel&,
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD.
108NT1BT
Graduate of lbs Royal College of Dental
Bur oontof Ontario and Fb•et•olaso Boner
next toBrowforePhotog University.
BRUSSELS.
11 FAMOUS SCHOOL g
CENT RAI
STRATFORD. ONT.
et Tbi8 [wheel has a continental rope- t't
t talion for thorongianosl, '0m' 1 o00re08 6i
008 up -to -dote and practical, nod the
teaching le Bono by expeedieded in-
atrua*ors in eodh department, lineup
I0 n0. n0t00110 IN ('821811,0, We wOnld
like to give fell information emteern-
ing our work to anyone desirous of a
BuaibeeeEd0OatinorS110rthautt Grain -
lllug, Welt° for free oetaloguo, Win -
td for t0rm epees 3aauary Ort ,
t ELLIOTT & niolA0111itN, ll
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Brussels Oounctil,
The 9tetntory meeting of the village
Commit wan }told ou Thureday evening,
the Reeve and U011neiltpre Condemn,
5home0nt and Flom present. W inntee of
last mooting read and wised.
Aoontinle were presented at follows:
N. F. Gerry, miocelluneone..,,.,5 16
Wilton & Turnbull, " 11 11
A, M, McKee, . " 8 85
A. D7oLunablln, notary '25 00
S. Wllr'n, ooleoting Jurors 4 00
F. 8. Soot', toiletry, dao '10 60
W. 00. Mountie, legal 100 00
R. Bewley, wood for Halt 18 00
Applefnrd & Duncan, printing9 60
Moved by 8. T. Plum, oeoonded by R.
Thomeon that above n000unte be paid,
Oarried,
A letter was road from the Toronto
Supply Oo„ ('aiming Sartain meuhinoe
now in Brume s Woolen factory, The
Olarlc was inetrnoted to write that the
Oorporntion held no Oaten on machinery
nomad, on motion of S. T. Plum and R.
Hentiereon.
El. ;lame addreesed the Council ge-
nitive to Ole 51000 held in the bank by
him es mouthy on the Lookridge bond,
He exnreeeed hie willingneee to Menefee
the amount to the Treasurer, but thought
the accrued inteeet after a 530 4000 was
paid should go to himself.
Moved by y, T. Plum, seconded by R.
Henderson that the $1000 be accepted in
tell of kation on bond. Carried
Tax Collector Long's roll showed that
only 5187 73 won unpaid on 'taxes except-
ing the .taxes on the Woolen (notary et
5100 75.
Connell then adjourned.
A Worthy Cause,
The enonees that has attended the
work of toe 'National Sanitarium- Aeeo•
oiatiou le the legitimate reward for
merry and perseverance in an admirable
movement. When the first inotitntion•
wall tweeted at Gravenhuret it was regard.
ed purely as an experiment. The treat-
ment adopted ie now accepted as a epos•
1110 for the disease. Not only have a
large number of patients been oared at
the Muelcoka homes, but the results
aohieved there by leech air and good food
have fell to similar treatment in other
hospital-, and aura of patients in their
homes. Thus the Sanitarium at Graven.
hnret hoe been an objet-lemson to
physicians and patients in all parte of
the Dominion, and one from which they
have learned how to combat a disease
which a few yrare ago was thought to be
incurable" In 1897, when the Muskoka
cottage was opened, the Provincial
Board of Heti th began to oelleo0 otatie
ties of deathe irons tuberculosis. In that
year they numbered 8,154, increasing the
next three yea00 to 3,291, 8,405 and 3484.
Since the year 1900 there has been a
steady (Moreau; last year's returns show.
ing that thea were only 2,072 deaths
from that caner, or 622 leve than the
preceding year, or a deoreaee of 1,412, as
compared with the year 1900. This
result has been obtained partly through
the activity of the National Sanitarium
Aeeoeiution. There are other orgeniz •
tions whioh havou,2eeieted materially in
bringing about the changed ooudi0ion,
butiho piouear body deeervee oredit for
fal.kning peblie attention upon the quem
tion, anti-• ,vas a dismission that has
edueatad the lianas ,.'fthe people of the
Province and ineognreted so heoelioie)
a movement. 70 is worthy of eapport
from both public and private funds•
Draught Horsemen's Meeting,
The 18th annual meeting of the Do•
minim Draught Horee Breeders' Sooiety
was held in tine Town Coanoil Chamber,
0liuboo, on Wednesday, 14th feet., with
a good attendance of membere and n
lively interest in the work. In the ab•
eeuoe of President D. McIntosh, Mr.
Smillie, vioe•preeident, templed the chair.
The 8eoretary'e report showed 17 new
members adder', the total now in good
etanding being 00. Entries received
during the year, 70. Fera and manual
dues, $149.
The atdite'n' report showed That all
Hie expenditures for the year had been
met from Dement receipts, and the
halftime now iu Moleone Bouk, with no
habdttieo, was 5081. •
The delaga1e0 to Western Fair and the
Canadian Stoolcmen's Aeseolation made
reports of these proceedings, and on both
dieouseion took place and action wa0
agreed on for future meetings,
The eleotion of offioere remitted in
almost entire re election, as follows
President, D, Moiotooh, V. S., Benoit -
field ; vine.preeident, 8. Smillie, Seneall ;
e00retery, James Mitchell, Qoderioh ;
treasurer, P. McGregor, Brumfield.
Members of Coanotl for two years -Jae.
Houdereon, Belton ; Geo. Dale, Olinton
John MaDinrmid, Luokuow ; John Watt,
Hark:mit ; Thee, Green, Mttoboll ; John
Avery, Clinton ; Mr. MoDonnell, Exeter.
Delegates to Weeteru Fait - Alex,
Linea, Clinton, and D. M. Cole, Lakeeide;
to Canadian Home Breeders' Association,
Thomas MoMtlhtn,
It was agreed to ohne entries for the
fourth volume 0n December 81, 1005, the
etandard to bo then raised to Ave oroeeaa.
A ooneioenable amount of routine bnoinees
was trenoaoted and the meeting then
oloeed, to be called again in 1905 for the
second Wedneedsy of December, at (Tin-
ton.
Sessions of the Peace.
The General Seeeioos of the Poaoe for
Deeember opened on Tuesday afternoon
of last week before Hie honor Judge
Doyle, and though a grand jury was
proeent, there wore no orlminal oases to
acme before .Elia Honor. Three prieonere
had been gent tot trial to that court, but
two of them, last Friday, (dotted to be
tried by the ()minty Judge without a
jury, and the other eleoted to follow the
ORM arum ou Monday eveningr 00
there
wee no than to warn the grand pane) to
not attend the court. The following
gentlemen formed the ('rand Jury :-
Wm. Coate, Uabnrne; Jam00 Davidson,
McKillop ; Charier Friar., Zurich ; P. 0,
Haughton, Colborne ; V. Kneohtel, Sea,
forth ; Andrew Murray Taokeromith
M. O'Laughlin, West NVawanoeh , ,5.0.
Petty, Bengali ; George Rutherford,
00.bornr ; 740. Soott, MoKillop ; M.
WViloon, Heat Wawanoelr ; D. Wynne,
Exact,.
At the opening orate oourt the Grand
Jury wile die0llarged, Atter the Moe of
00 Oman/filo, who batt been repotted fest
miaow:duet, (tad been settled, Van T1g.
AN OPEN
LETTER FROM MR. W, rJ. GAGE..opening of the house, ie the lcelimony of
Durr I ey in a position to Icuow, and
ht t r'i reoer has a by t o melon t a•y '.
Tuitewo, !Ann., }ken, 1, 1001.
Dean, 13'kt110N1),
We again come to you with our story of
trouble, but a *tory of surprising and sit-
outraging mate,
No apology i8 neeesenry ; the great work
of the National 5nnitwium Aseoidation,
wiled on tit the illuskotut Cottage .Sana-
terinue and Free Hospital for Consutnp-
tive%, is DOW well known,
The 1,000 patients eared for in those two
'Hones plead foe your help.
The largo number of lives saved, of those
who a few yootrs ago were supposed to be
" under sentence of death," gives a right
to your sympathy.
In helping to rescue a number great
enough to constitute a large prosperous
village, the giving beak to home and friends
a regiment of woricers,'surely Will arouse
interest in this works of mercy.
Bitch patient cared for in our Consump-
tive Hotness, removes a source of clanger,
so that the life of every citizen in Canada
is more secure,.
The nnarvelloue decrease of 40 per Dent.
in three years in the denbh-rate in Ontario
front consumption proves that the fight
against this dread disenee is no losing one.
The ifttskOka Free ]}hospital for
Consumptives, for which this appeal is
made, without any endowment keeps an
open door to all whet are poor and sicic,- as
long as a vacant bed renai.ns.
Nearly 400 patients have been cared for
in this Hospital since it vas opened lose
than three years ago. This has only been
possible because of the continuous stream
of gifts that have come to us from every
part of Canada,
Remember, too, these were patients that
other hospitals as a rule refuse"
. Almost every trade and profession has
sent its representative, and of every ago -
from the young schoolboy of 12 to the
widowed mother of 80.
$26,000 was received last year by the
Trustees of the Froo 1{neplhtl for Con
sulnptives through euntributioue and be•
quests.
550,000 elnould lin given this year if the
hoard be to provide for the increased an-
,nnnuoclatiOu and maintenance of those
pleading for admission.
Where will your money do 0o ntuell good
in bringing health to the sick and protect-
ing tho lives of those in yoar home?
Why should consumption not be stamped
out if the needful money tied help be forth-
coming ?
Tho official Roporb of the Swaney of
the Provinoial Board of Health tells a
surprising story -a story of a winning
fight, showing that from 1897 up to 1900
there Wlte a steady increase in the
death -rate from Tubereulosie.
From 3000 there has been a large de.
crease each year, reducing the death -
rate from 3,484 to 2,072 in three years, or
over 40 per cent. This is all the
more remarkable lit view of the increase in
population.
You have the joy of knowing that your
dollar has helped in this meroifnt work.
The pitiful part of it all is in knowing
how any more lives could have been saved
if the needful money had been forthcom-
ing to provide additional beds.
Wi11 you not join in this great life-saving
work?
Your dollar will bring gladness.
Fifty dollars will keep a sick one for two
months ; may save a life. Three hundred
dollars will endow a becl for a year.
Yours sincerely
mond ve. Oharleeworth et al, wee oalled.
It was an notion for the recovery of Imes
and household fnruiture, etc., ender the
will of the late L. 0. Vaa Egmoad. •The
ease was settled by consent. R. 8. Hays
for the plaintiff, J. L. Killoran for de-
fendant.
In Crich ve. Pellatt, an appeal against
a pollee magistrate's Sonviotioo of the
pla2atfff, Hie Honorreeerved judgment.
In Myler Transportation 00., ve Dow-
ney, an soden to recover for freight
delivered, and Rees ve. Pigott, an action
to reoover salary of foreman, application
was made for postponement of trial, but
His Honor decided the notions should
proceed,
Muir vs. Montgomery, a dispute as to a
payment on a deal In (tattle, was settled
out of aoert. R.. Vanetone for plaintiff ;
Dudley Holmes for defendant.
Copeland vs. Beverly, 811 action for
wrongful interferenoe with plaintiff's
poveession of a shop in the village of
Hensel], was called and a jury sworn,
but the email in the oaee agreeing to
dispense with the jury, Hie Honor die.
missed the panel. Jodgmeot for $90
and oast.
Fordw8ele.
The Band has engaged the hall over
the post office to pranti00 in daring the
Winter months.
Percy Dobson has received the offer of
the prinoipalebip of Holstein Public
Seboola for the doming year.
Oook's Lodge, No. 4, L. 0. Y, B. held
their regular meeting on Deo. 7th, and
elected the following offioere for next
year :-W. Pd., V. Footer ; D, M., Fred.
Sotberan ; Rec. 880 , Robt. A. Bp0tt0n ;
Fin. Boo, Frank Mee; Treas., Percy
Hainetonk ; Ohap., Findlay Lynn ; D. of
0„ W. Hammock ; Onm„ I. Gamble,
Dr. Armstrong, Wm. Newton, J. Dine -
more and Geo- Moeure ; Lecturer, Wm.
Mee ; Tylere, J. Stevens and H. Manger.
After referring batik to general business
and completing the game, lodge wee
clotted alter which luneh was eerved and
a general good time enjoyed.
Jubilee Council, No, 220, R. T. of T.
elected the following (filmes for the
ensuing term :-S. 0., W. H. Downey ;
P. C„ Wm. Wattere ' V. 0. Mise L.
Brown • Chap , Geo. Walkey, sr. 1 R S„
Wm, Wattere; F• S., Ohae, A. Wolkey;
'-rear., Mre. W. H. Downey " Herald,
Mier J. Edeas ; Deputy Herald, Harry
Gibson ; Guard, Mise Mary Castell ;
esornosedaliSermeseumftrawme
Sentinel, Elmer Faille ; Organist, Mise
Tena Johnston ; Auditors, Bert. Laird
Wm. Jamieson ; Trneteeo, Geo, Walke-v
ere, Wm. Wailers and Thee. Downey.
After election a short interesting pro•
gram oboe given by Ohae. A. Walkey'e
side )u the literary oonteet.
( mr,-res.
Mrs, Thos, Ellie has been seriously i6
we are sorry to learn.
Bich. Oareon, 16th Don„ had the mis-
fortune to have his leg broken by being
kinked by a horse.
L. 0. Armstrong, of the School of
Pharmacy, Toronto, is spending bio
holidays at hie home here.
Hugh Edgar, 4th Don„ bed one of hie
hands badly mangled in a wood sawing
mottles. It had to be amputated we
are Larry to state.
G. E. Denetedt has routed the store
one door North of his present premiees
and he will move hie ebook about New
Years, J. R. Williams intends moving
hie furniture and nodertakiog baeineee
into hie newly pnrohaeed property at
present occupied by Mr. Denetedt,
Klin ton.
lnepeotor Robb, of Broesele, and Mr.
Moffatt, of Beaforth, were examining
the modellites last week,
G. F. Marten, of Toronto, will speak
on Laoal Option in the Town Hall,
Clinton, on the evening of Deo. 29th,
The executive of the Hookey team mot
in the (Aeries room and deoided to off a
the Carling Club $180 for the exclusive
nee of the rink for 8 nights a week.
So far as endue inclinations go, Loa
Option matters, both pro and eon, are
Very quiet, particularly when voting
thereon ie only a couple of weeks distant.
Rev. Mr. Wade and wife, who have
been in Dakota for the past year, have
returned to Clinton and will remain here
for the W ioter, with Mrs. E. 3. 0ourtioe.
The Laeroose Boys are making prep.
arations already for the return oonoert
of the Meieter English Male Quartette
Oonoer* Go,, to be given the latter part
of January.
The New Era eaye :-Commencing
with the new year, the House of Refuge
will have a new matron, in the person of
Mee, W. H. Simpson, of town. It has
been Mrs. French's desire to retire for
some time ; that ebe has performed her
duties Moet admirably over ulnae the
Choice Stock of
ROBES, 'UCS
&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.
—P1ue11 and Wool Rugs, a very Choice lot.
d
—In Horse Blankets a large stockis carried and sold
at Close Priers.
-W-Trunks and Valises of all kinds.
Itopatrlhg Promptly Attended ie.
J. DONALDSON
Sign of
the
Horse's Head
r „twe chink would
tai e up. Still it
be d II1,•n t to find a MOTS competent
alio ,.i anpathetia eobetitu'e ii,.n Mee.
Simpson, whom we believe, will prove her
efficiency in every respect. The poel-
*ion is a hard one for anyone to fill.
A new time table bas been iseaed by
the G. T. It. The ouly change ethictine
this end of the eyetem, to that a4 the
Toronto evening train, which arrives in
Stratford, nearly half ton hoer later then
formerly, and makee the eohedolod time
of oar late train now read 10 47 legend
of1032.
Lae edam, ve,
John Cameron, of this village, reoeivad
a bad kiok in the leg from one of hie
horeee,
Mrs. F. W. McDougall and two boye
Jim and Dickson, left Monday of lest
week for Ban Franoieoo, California. In
Omaha rhe will meet Mre• McQuillan
and Hozel, who will aeoompany them.
The death of Jaoob 2od oou , of
Melon, on Sunday, 4th islet., removes
another of the old and reepeoted residents
of the township. Mr. Fisher had retched
the ripe old age of 74 yeara and 9
months.
Wm. Davieoo attended a meeting of
the Northern Hockey League in beha't of
the Sepoye. The league was divided into
two dietriote RB follows ;-Wiagbam,
Lietowel, Palmereion, Lucknow ; and
Walkerton, Owen Sound, Harriman and
Mount Forest, The league ie offering a
trophy for the olub winning the Sham
pionehip of the league.
15.5 swoon.
The baseball trim intend giving a
oonoert some time in January.
GeouKe Loebbead was in Stratford lest
week `serving on the petit jury.
The annual meeting y
of the Preeb -
terien church will likely be held on
Friday, Deo. 30'h,
Harry J. Wilson h rapidly recovering
from his reoont operation. He is now
ably to be rip and around the house.
G. P, Greeneides, who bas been mak.
ing obeeee at Rockford for the poet
season, ie spending his Emae at home.
George is taking charge of a faotory next
eeaeon.
The 0. 0. Foresters hold a Band bee on
Wednesday of last week. They aro
making preparations to begin motive
operatione on their new ball in the
Spring.
The annual meeting of the Elms
Cheese and Batter M'f'g. Co., will be
held o4 Friday, Jan. 6th, at 1 p. in. One
of the matters for ooneideration will be
the disposal of the hog ;see and all their
"h en3- of the who
saoaeeoriee. The e mg y
home dean not Beam to have done any
harm to the reality of the aheeee and
there is little likelihood of the whey being
fed at the faotory.
EOxe ter.
Rev. A, H. Going, pastor of the
Centennial Methodist oknrob, L' ndon,
formerly of the Waterloo 0tree* Metho-
diet church, Stratford, was invited to
become the pastor of the James street
Methodiet rhumb, Exeter, for the 00132.
log Oonferoaoe year. Beginning July
next, and bee agoepted, subjeot to the
approval of the stationing committee.
Rev. Mr. Going bee been in the Forest
City two years.
Rev. W. M. 11,artin, Patna of Canon
Preebyte8ien Chitral, narrowly stamped
serious injury on Saturday evening,
While exeroieing his new spirited horse
the bit on the bridle broke and a lively
escapade followed, The horse took to the
ditch and pursued a very 00085010r Dourer
dodging treee, telephone poles aid other
obataolee. The driver hung on with a
vengenae irrespective of his .perilous ride
and finally subdued the gingery beast.
He escaped without the least injury, but
hie position was not one to envy.
A deputation of the Board of trade,
consisting of L. H. Diokeon, Dr. Repine
J. W. Taylor, W. B. Lovett and T. Dart-
ing, drove to Bt. Marys to meet Board of
Trade and oonroult about a proposed line
of railway throogh Ude astatine of the
oountry. Bt, Marys bad had correspond•
nos with Rod visite from offieiale of the
0. P. R. Atter full consultation it was
deoided to apply for a charter, at the
Doming eseeion of Parliament, to build a
railway from 00m0 point on the O. P. R
(preferable North East of Stratford on
the new Guelph and Goderiab braneb)
throogh Stratford, St. Marys, Kirkton,
Exeter, Crediton, Greenway and straight
on to Bernie. The perliminaly notiaee
for this stilarter will appear at once,
4iro(lertett.
0. J. Harper woe awarded the oontract
for the eieatrio light fixtures in the new
pubtio library.
0. Knight has been appointed to
assist Mn. Knox at the jail during feller
Griffin's illness of pneumonia.
H, E. Hodgeue' many friends itt Gode-
rich and vicinity will be pleased to learn
that be i0 in a fair way to the reoovery
of hie former strength ani vigor.
A obarge preferred by Jae, Hamilton
againet Jobe McLellan, of Goderiob
township, for assault was before the
police magistrate but wee settled between
the parties.
The Winter timetable of the 0. T. R.
went into effect on Monday. The only
change affecting Godeniob is ;the tater
arrival of the last train, whioh is now
sohednied to arrive at 1110.
A meeting of the Godenioh Mulkey
Club was held when the following officers
were elected for the year :-Hon. Pres.,
V. M. Roberts ; Pres., H, 1i, Auatn;
Vice Pres„ W. Kelly ; Seo,•Treae„ A.
McIver 1 ?tanager, N. Davie ; Com„ A.
MoIver, I). Thompson and 0. A. McGaw.
A special meeting of tbo public eohool
board was held Monday night, A letter
from Mien Winnifred Ball wee read,
asking for one year's leave of abeenee for
the purpose of benefitting her throat in
the 01 1111008 of Alberta, Mies Ball elated
in her letter that d
she ha the offer of a
eohool at a very good salary in Frank,
Alberta, Nor request wag granted,
Further 000treete in oonneotion with
the emotion of the new North sited
hlatbodiet o120100l have been awarded as
follows :•-1N, W. Rowell, glace, 5825 ;
0. 0. Lee, tin end galvanised work, $154 1
the Valley Seating 0o., Landes, seating,
pulpit,
,ti1 "tchair,t table end Somme
ion
ail, 5500/milerr
Priem Co„ Toronto,
Merino glazing windows, 5580. The oou•
tracts for'eleotrio light ffxtnres, organ
onto- and grsnolitbio eidewelk ere yet to
be let, The contracts so far awarded.
amounted to 510,100,
DUTTE
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We have just received a car load of "Brodkvilles," the kind
that speaks for themselves. Call early should you require one as
these are fast sellers.
We have the "Bell" Cylinder Root
Polper, the BEST on the market.
See them,
Should yon have any graes to kill or
end or rough ground to work remem•
bee the "Frost & Wood" end "Wind-
sor" are the disks that will do it.
It you want a General Porpoee Plow,
thein which there is no better, Beoure
a No. 20, Froet & Wood.
It you want a eeoond hand Bngpy,
Care, Cutter, Plow or Implement of
any kind be sure to call ou as,
We have alert the 17. B. Orem Sep•
orator, Biogen Sewing Machin'e,
Volmar Washing Machines always
On hand,
We San supply yon with a good
Driving or Work Borer cheap or
Stook of any kind on short notice.
N. S. McLAUCHLIN
AG- Hi1''I'.
('!
�ry
GREAT BARGAINS
IN MILLINERY
We are offering from now until
Xmas Ready-to-wear and Trimmed Hats
at Greatly Reduced Prices.
These are all this year's Styles.
All orders will receive our most
careful attention.
Come early and get the choice. '
The Misses Habkirk
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FALLND 0:101 W
is here again and cool weather makes us think of Stoves and hots to
keep warm in Winter. It you are thinking of purobeeing a new
Stove or Range thie Fall pall and see our lines of High•olaee
RANGES and STOVES
AMONG THEM ARE THE
Famous Pandora Range. Made by Mo0ofryL'ondou
The Doc'ilash and. World's Favorite Ranges,
The Silver King and Garland line of Stoves and Ranges—
ALL 009E AND WOOD BURNERS.
See our Lines of Base Burnet'
Stoves,
and Air Tight Coal Stoves,
Agents for the Famous Every Stove Guaranteed
"Queen's Air Tight Wood Heaters. -to work Perfect.
i6otimatee on Pantos Oontraote freely given.
Pricier' Hight.
P g
Wilton & Turnbull
COAL 114 ST0011 HAIt)WA1tE AND STOvlilp,
COBER CARRIAGE Co.
can supply•you at once with any
WEBuggy you may want but as the
time for purchasing CUTTERS has come we
would like to tell you that we are fully pre-
pared to meet your every want in the Cut-
ter as well as in the Sleigh line. We have
the Finest and Most Up-to-date assortment
of -Cutters that can be found anywhere,
ready for inspection, and would be pleased
to have you call and see them. Prices
Right.
TWO OOWB FOR SALE.
JOHN CCBR & SONS.
1
reenamosonmeraelmmesmatemaseememmea
FALLND 0:101 W
is here again and cool weather makes us think of Stoves and hots to
keep warm in Winter. It you are thinking of purobeeing a new
Stove or Range thie Fall pall and see our lines of High•olaee
RANGES and STOVES
AMONG THEM ARE THE
Famous Pandora Range. Made by Mo0ofryL'ondou
The Doc'ilash and. World's Favorite Ranges,
The Silver King and Garland line of Stoves and Ranges—
ALL 009E AND WOOD BURNERS.
See our Lines of Base Burnet'
Stoves,
and Air Tight Coal Stoves,
Agents for the Famous Every Stove Guaranteed
"Queen's Air Tight Wood Heaters. -to work Perfect.
i6otimatee on Pantos Oontraote freely given.
Pricier' Hight.
P g
Wilton & Turnbull
COAL 114 ST0011 HAIt)WA1tE AND STOvlilp,