The Brussels Post, 1904-12-29, Page 4russxls post,
THURSDAY, DEO. 29, 1904.
Bast Huron Liberals,
To the Palter of Tan r- oa- r t
Dime fan; -I saw an Artesia, now
going
the rounds or the Tory Pra
ea
0o fed from the Ltbsrnl r
p papa published
in St. Mary's, asking for the puuiehmenb
of those sonneoted with the bogus ballot
b xea in Restings. g
e. The
Liberal
Prase
always ask tor the punishment a lament of a
YP
eu h
even !
v n if t ie are Liberals be b
y aft the Liberal
party don't want such within their
ranks and the Liberals are the pros.
eoators in this notion.
I would ask your readers it they ever
saw or beard of a Oonservative or a
Conservative paper urging the puuisb.
men: of any of their party when guilty
of ++ooh doings ? N. 1 From anything
you ever saw or heard from them you
would infer they never beard of euoh
noted peers in corruption as Langevin,
Connolly, McGreevy, Chamberlain or
Freeborn, the latter man reoommended
by their organizer Birmingham to the
Conservatives of Manitoba.
Snob is the difference today between
the Liberal and Ooneetvative parties,
The Liberals at their Convention spoke
out in no nuoertain sound that they
wanted corruption pot down in this
Land and especially by members of the
Liberal party as we did not want them
in oar fold and asked to have the law so
amended tbat they can be more readily
punished and got at than now. Such
instrnobione were intrusted to the
leader, ]ion. G. W. Rose, to enforce to
the letter and A. Hielop, the Liberal
standard bearer for Eaet9 Huron, is also
eo pledged.
Did the Conservative party at their
Conference so inetr0ob their leader, J.
P. Whitney 7 No 1 They aooepted his
views on thisaeeEion hi
q , which is to atop
oorraptiou when practiced by Liberals,
no mention of anything to be said when
done by their party or members.
Would it not be well for them to Olean
their own doorsteps first. In East
Heron both parties in the peeb have
been pare, even it the Coueervative
candidate in the last Ontario election
mayb±t i
Velkat
tbe moat
Ol
of he na❑did++
tee
t
o t their side,
reoeived from $500 ko
61000 to
grease see baa machine, ea they
have one se well ea the Liberals. You
would not think iso to bear them and it
is now known that it was resorbed to fn
the election last Nov. by them and it
don's lie iu the month of any Conserve.
tive in Exet Enron to appeal for votes
on tbe ground.
Mr. Bowman's leading +erd in Dan•
vaseing for votes from Liberale is the
"40tcdals," as he calls them, bat admits
that Hislop is a decant person himself,
yet he (Hielop) oondonee and never
oo-•demns oorraptiou by his party or
members of hie peray. This is fates as
Mr. Ii.ielop has publioly condemned
o0rraption by any person or party.
Another ruse the Conservative oendf.
date adopts to try and patch votes,
which he adopted during the election be t
ran for County Councillor, is tbat be e
don't expeot to be elected, that he can't
possibly be in face of a majority in the g
last election of 465, bah don't wane to
be beaten too badly now. No Liberal B
should vote for bim on either of these y
scores. Remember if he were tbe voter t
andthe he °aodidaE
e yea !
youwoad et n
y o
g o
•vote from him for a more unoompromie m
ing Conservative in this line there is t
not in the riding, eo pee bim as he wand o
you and vote a for Hial
oP Remember
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that
while Hislop had a majority of 465 d
last time there bee been an election last el
Fall voted on Liberal and Conservative J
linea and according to the following b
figures, wbieb era the votes oast in East ea
Enron, you will see that the Oouserve. w
fives bad the mai tiny :-
Municipality. Liberal Conservative h
Btnsaels 122 111 ea
Grey 488 814 dI
Morrie 817 802 a
Howiok 840 566 t
Turnberry 217 268
Wroxeter 58 38 el
MoK,I op 271 302 h
Hallett 261 181 N
er
201$ 21182 tb
Conservative majority of 64, •tr
tat
et
ne
to
w
of
of their supporters, Have they forgotteu
the Peoifio eonodal or the MgRrsevsy
eoandel0 Snob ante were not by
supporters. Would it not be well for
the Ooneervative prase to give one in•
etenoe of a member of a Liberal Govern.
went being found guilty of oorruptlon ?
Yonre,
A LlnaleAL
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A large number of ratepayers of G
municipality assembled in the Towne
Hall, Ethel, last Monday to take part
o ndia i
a d tea or 'laminators pa.tore or hear w
was Diu in the e affairs of the tow eh
g a
Clerk Moletoah presided as Return
OHieer and before the clock had plains
1 he had on his list the following uo
netts
For Reeve -Robert W. Livingato
proposed by Isaac Leke, seconded,
Jute McNaught,
For Councillors - Duncan Johnet
proposed by Oliver Earrie, eeaond
James S. Houston ;
L,renzeFrain, by M. Ferguson and
G. Bishop
John Grant, by A. Blehop end W
Work ;
Wm. Fraser, by John MoNeaght a
Thoma, Bennett ;
Adam Turnbull, by Conrad Barna
and Peter Siuolnir ;
Geo. MoOall, by Peter Kellar and J
Lindsay;
John Brown, by B. S. Cole and Ge
Addy ;
Nail Danoaneoo, by Peter Sinclair a
Malcolm Lamont,
The Cheek declared Raba Livingato
Reeve by aaolamation and as only o
Councillor out of the eight nominated h
resigned, announced that polls would
open next Monday from 9 a, m. to 6
m, for the election of 4 Councillors
serve for 1905.
Mt, Molutoah was continued le t
Muir in the platform meeting chi
followed, a eh ,rt ey❑opsia of the epeeists
being given.
Reeve Livingstone was tbe first !Teske
He returned thanks for the honor do
bins iu re eleobiog him once more b
acclamation to the Reeve's °hair for a
other year, He referred to the reoeip
and expenditures of the township, gain
particularly into the numerous drains
schemes of which there are 19 now and
new ones being instituted. He believe
th, sums of
moa, for tbe redemption
tbeee debanturee should be planed in Ib
bank to the credit of the draiva instead
being used for the loon! accounts. Ther
had been ooneiderable bridge buildin
done this year. The be BOEz bridge wee
feet longer than was really neteeear
Mr. Hi'I was considerably below th
other tenders and no change was made i
the ;Aloe for the addition to the length
Thought a fairly good bridge was plana
on the tad non. Censure was place
upon the Council for not pushing tb
completion of drains but the Beason ba
been against the advance of the work
No drainage plan is inoomplate and over
paid. In the Henna drain Mr. Bohm
and iia eeonritiee were notified as toelo
progreee ; the time is ap but the wor
not Huiebed. Mr. Gubr says be ie wain
o complete the Hall drain. The I
peator certified to the completion of th
Beauchamp creek drain. The MoTag
art drain delay was also discussed. Rs
erenoe was made to the proposed $80,00
ylaw. 68,700 was spent in bridges thi
ear. The extra bridges required in th
ownahi will be needed i
n the next b yea
r eo. The e aestion as tot '
bow ht
q
onep should be raised will be settled b
he ratepayers next Monday. Though
ement :ewers ebould take the place o
lank. Before taking hie seat the Reeve
salt with the law suit of
Farrand, o
eerie, on Lamont drain for 62.000
adgment was given, no damages allows
at the asst, are assessed on the drain
r. Kendall bas threatened the township
ith an aotion concerning a road bo his
leas and had inured a writ. The road
ae been built ohne that and was done as
0o ae outlet for water could be eeoured.
r. Livingstone hoped a prosperous year
nd a good 0ounoil would be the lot of
be township for the next year.
Adam Turnbull thought the Reeve bad
ven a fall explanation. The work 0n
ridges bad been done at a fair price.
ew bridges will have to be made strong.
to allow clement flooring. The day of
is old cedar bridge is past as the heavy
effio cannot be carried. There are 16
ridges .to be built in Grey town hip. .If
a people wept 20 years to pay for these
notarise they will vote for the By law
xt lklouday, He urged the eonbraotora
push the Hall drain Vo a finish.
iebed the ratepayers the compliments
the season before he took his seat.
Tba next speaker was Wm. Fraser.
e thanked his mover and seconder and
thoagb 8 years in the Council he would
e to 0000100s at the Board until works
the program were uomplebed. Bridge
the 2nd o00. is built a .trifle bb the
gle purposely so as to better snitthe
ream, Dont think it is too abort.
orbs la hardly oompleted owing to the
inter oebting in, It can be aroma now
th safety. Regarding the $80,000 By -
w it tbe ratepayers mold pay the rate
them a By-law all right Dab the ofd
idgee cannot possibly etand the heavy
stn of traction engines. The accident
the 2nd .non. bridge, in the Stewart
os„ engine going tbrongh coat the
wnehip $60 and the township got off
y, it might not be ,o tortonate in
other inata¢oe. If ratepayers saw fit
`elect him he would regard it as at
or if left at home he fie aatie•
d, $2,207.40 won'd be the annual
yment on the proposed By-law.
no, Grant thanked the 'Wootton for
it peat vote and tbe members, of the
anoil for their advice in the past 2
re. Would be pleased to receive, the
arty support of the elation next Mon.
y for' another term, and 1f edooeaefnl,.
old exercise his beet judgment in
thering, the intereebe of. Grey town.
Ins Chairman called on L, Frain next
o expressed hie pleasure at the large
attendance ab Elsie meeting. It showed
au interest on the pert of the people,
Bridge building is the heavy charge on
the ratepayers.. After a ooneiderable
experieooe in bridge building he thonght
splendid work was done in the new
etrnetures erected daring the past year.
The expenditure Inc 1904 was 96,488
greater then in 1908 $2,000 of an addition
En the post of .bridges alone, Local
snit+ wee neoeseary as well as bridge
building ana it would take money to do.
it. If elected would do hie beet next
year, as ha bad in the past.
Denten ,yobaston asked the eapport of
nue ratepayers in this leis first attempt to
Now see that you, the Liberals of Bea
Huron, are not over•000fiient, for
remember that it was over-confidenoe on
the part Of our candidate and the
Liberal party and the greasing of the
Opposition machine with money that
elected Dr. Ohiebo m in November.' '
Liberals should be assured that they
are thoroughly organized thin time and
then tbey Dan overbalance the nee of
money if used. It served them in
November and may again and remember
when yet hear of a party willing
"00rr0ptien" as the Conservatives are i0
this eleotion, look out they are not
practising what they are condemning and
do this to draw a herring amen the
eoeat,
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lik
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Liberals ale° ebould remember that wt
it is not corruption of their own party br
they have to fear, whioh .will be effect- sir
amity stopped by enforcing the., platform at
laid down by the Qoovention, it is Br
Opposition oorraption they want to fear to
and fight agaiuot all over Ontario; for as gas
enre se the leopard woh't change its a0
opts neither will the Conservative party. to
fav
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pp , even if lead by "a
Whitney, be dare not aondema it in kis
own party. He did a year ago attempt
to da so by bolding aloof from Gemey
and snots of bis ilk bat he had to come
down pff bis perch and take him into
Itis arms and ehoutd they get into power,
in, Ontario we will have corruption as it.
was in the Dominion. beton 1896 and
our heritage in the North or New
Ontario will be distributed among the
damp followers of Whitney, notwibh
standing the reservation of lair. Bowman
that he will resign if Mr, Whitney
sbodid not panteh 0orruptioniets. Mr,
aielcpbae aiwaye been es strong toe
honest and °lean Government ail Mr.
Bowman ever Ban be sod Mr. Hislop
while denounoigg eorruptione has no
right to deenunoe'the Roes Government
AS beingso
rrnpt; they hags Haver yet
been ohow0 to have spent one oent
oorrnptly by any of the leaders of the
Opposition. The Not is that if any
overrzsalons Liberal be found guilty of
corruption the Govertlment ie held to be
roeponeibte, Liberate in the past bees
proved that the Coueervative Govern.
msmas were corrupt from sobs of the
Government themeeivee and not by ants
seek a seat at the Board. If eleutod b
would do hie best,
George MoOall WAS a oaudidete end
eaaoaoeful would do hie best iu th
tolerate of the township.
duo, Brown (tlnreehot) suppoaed he w
left to sweep the floor, as the Iasi anima
a green hand like him bad uotbin
venal to say. Some of the brldgee were
not properly let until the Engineer Dame
up, Oraubrook bridge 0'et too moots be
th
aaglst, Roads ara not properly built.
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Pattemaetar! are appointed wbo don't
know euoogb to haul eand on the aide of
the road. Thy should nee the grader is
his opinion before gravel is put ou. Some
nth aster don't makee t
p m m t work en ugh.
Contrasts for 0 o approaches, &a, eh be
pp should
let here work i t b
w e o e dale later; 'Che
accident of the engine going through the
bridge would never have natured if the
maehinee had been taken over one ata
time. Am a oaodidate for the Courson
bus will not canvas and it the electors
vote for me and I em elected I will do
my beat to give fair play to everybody.
The Reeve said the Connell did not
make the' Pathmaetere so had to take
them ee they found them, Legal op-
inions were that a good settlemer.b had
been made witb Stewart Bros. The
seoond advance in Oraobrook bridge was
on account of the angle of the bridge.
'The law le changed as to traction engines,
whioh ie more favorable to tbeee mach.
nee, 1400 pounds bo linear foot is the
guaranteed parrying oapaoity of au iron
bridge,
W. H. Kerr oongratolated the Connoil
on getting through eo large a ,here of
work in 1004 as they did. The tax rate
was considered lardy heavy bat if per-
manent improvemenbe are made the
money must be expended. He ala.' eon.
granulated Tex Oolirotore on the way they
bad gathered in the oath for the year,
Mr. Bishop having reoeived over 97,000
with a balance of about 69,000 Rill Mr.
Kreuter, 910,000 with about 92,500 to
come in. Believed iron and oemen
ehonld be need entirely for bridge. and
Dement oalverte built instead of timber,
The Co. Connell' had passed a Bylaw to
rajas $20,000 for bridges and paying for
the addition to the House of Refuse and
the 930,000 By law proposed in Grey is
Siong the sense line so that the heavy
burden of taxes for the new bridges will
uotootne in a rush for successive years
but be spread equably over 20, as was
10 ea ort the B •la
w A few
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Dints in Co. Connell
work were referred
d
t and o
o some aeatione answered Bred aonuern•
ing the same.
Neil Dunaaneon was not a oaud;date
for Ooanoillor and wished to withdraw.
Was well satisfied with the last yoar'e
Council bat never saw in the minutes
where there were amendments in ,he
motions, and , wondered how it was that
everytbiug was done so agreeably, Mr,
Dunaaneon asked for information as to
voting on By.law.
Jno. Jaokeon, 6th sou , spoke of the
lose to hie farm on amount of the Hell
drain not being finished, 16 or 20 _acres
ware not workable on amount of its
incompletion. Tba Reeve bad said the
work would be fioiehed this year .bot it
was not done yet. It work is not
finished be will have to sue the towuehip,
Ex Reeve, James Turnbull wee nailed
upon and tbrught. the expenditure for
bridges should be met as the d-bts are
contracted.
Reeve Livingstone said that actual
owners, were the persona entitled to vote
on By.law teat Monday. Farmer's
seas are nos. Scrutineers may be ap-
o'nve on
d application tot
P be Deputy
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Returningr
Office a at
the re. ti
vp o ve
polls. Vote will be by ballot. In
referenoe to Mr. Jeoksou'e oomplaint, it
was no doubt a grievance but the wet
season in the past year rendered 1
p Y
t next
to impossible to complete drainage works
that were folly txpeoted to i,e finished.
A abort address was given by Jnu. T.
Sbraohes, teacher, on the sabjeot o!
"Patriotism," in whioh he extolled the
praises of the land of the Maple Leaf
and urged a wider and higher ideal of
mttzenship and a loyalty to duty so that
everybody would be sharers in the
advancement that would fellow,
This oonolnded the nomination pro•
aeedinga' in which free' exahangs of
gneetiobs and answers, eribiohem and
approval had co0etituted no email; part.
It was all taken in. good part and 'should
be productive of good..
e John) borrowed 91,000 from Joseph
Burton tan on n ramiesor tante which
if bears the name of Mie Campbell as
AS
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The. County Court.
'• Lengthy Sessions Before 101s 1Rostor
• Judge Doyle.
The business of the County Court,
which opened Tuesday, lath inst., was
not oonoiaded until Mondry'
morning.
The awes not. reported in last' week's
,paper were as Ioiipwn
Randall v. Zettell - Action' for de-
claration that plaintiff is entitled to reek
on an insolvent estate, that of Albert
Zettell. Hie Honor dispensed with a
jury. W. Piondfoot; K 0., ooaneai for
plaintiff ; H. 3. D. Cooke, solicitor for
plaintiff. F. W, Gladmau, manta for
defendant. At the 0000loeiou Of the trial
Hie Honor direoted judgment to be
entered after twenty days spinet the
plaintiff, dismissing the aotion with
resets. '
Rees v:;'Pi b'bt-A°ti0nt for demagog
for breach of oontrset. in engaging fore
man. L. E. Denney for plaintiff. W;
Proudfoot, K. C„ for defendant. The
jury brought in a verdict for the plaintiff
for $17269, and Rio Honor directed bba0
after tweoty•.daye judgment` be entered
for the plaintiff for tbat amountwith full'
County (kart costa, inolndiing ooeteof
examinations for discovery.
Coleman et al v. Ooolereoe-Aelion for
injuries' enobaioed by, plaintiff being
thrown out of a rig by' alleged omelette
driving. E. L. D,iokiaeon,00tneel for
plaintiffs ; H,' J. D„Cooke, aviator 1130
pleintiffe, W. Proud/eel, K.. 0.; ouuneel
for defendant. Oa the finding of the
jury His Honor direoted that judgment'
hs entered for the plaintiff for the sum of
1150 'with full County Court costa, pro.
eeedinge stayed twenty days.
Myles Transportation Ooenpany v:
Downey-Aotlon for damages for not
supplying a quantity of hay to load the
steamer .Myles. D. L. Diokineon.,tor
plaintiffs, W. Proudfoot, K. 0., for de•
Pendant, Hie Honor •directed that judg.
meat be entered for the plain1iffe for the
saw of 9200 with fuil County Court poste.
Burton v. Lookridge-An aotion on a
promissory note ; and Burton•v, Camp.
bell, an aotion to recover moneys anl^n ot.
ing to 91,60, arose out of the same Mr;
A. .
nein fence B Macdonald, e :lonald
Brussels,
for t e�ilaintiff in both aotion, end 11.
Vat tone, Wgggham, for the defendants,
xIi rleageidge"re,- rothere (Viridian and
endoreer. The Lookridge brother++ failed
io their km:anent as woolen millers and
Mies Campbell daniee having signed the
note, hence the notions. Miss Campbell
it appenre had certain money belonging
to the plaintiff, Joe, Burton, of Brussels,
Judgment reserved,
Standish v. Tenter -An action for nee
of boobs of aoco9ut, 1Z,V i 0n a tet s for
plsiet'lX, W. Proudfoot, K C , for de.
tendnnt. The plaintiff, Dr. Standish, of
Anbnrn, formerly of Walleoeburg, eold
out his panties in the latter plaoe to the
defendant, f Dr. '1'urnar, envie t
leaving certain
books of eacount with him temporarily.
Sumo time afterwards, but before he wee
asked for the books, the defendant found
they were nelesing although due care had
been used for their eafe•keeping, Aotipo
dismissed without oasts.
Howard v, Gardiner -An action to
recover the price of clearing land in the
township et Hay. W. Proudfoot, K. 0 ,
and L. H. Diokson, for the plaintiff, F.
W. Gladmen for defendant. The
p'aintiff, a farmer at Exeter, entered
into an agreement whereby he was to do
oertaio work in clearing a farm for the
defeodaut, Moses Gardiuer, a .oattle
baYer, by a specified date. The plaintiff
dud a certain amount of work and olaim•
ed he was always ready to complete it but
was prevented by the defendant. An
extension of time was agreed upon be.
tween the parties but the defeudant later
refused to pay the plaintiff for his work,
otaiming that the written a; reament was
uo longer binding. Judgment for plaintiff
for $147 with costa on the County Court
seals. A minter olaim wee dismissed
without costs.
Township of Aehdeld ve. the County
Hnrou, an liatina to recover for damages
canoed by an overflow of the Nine mile
river at Port Albert last Spring, was by
oouseut of counsel postponed till the
next sitting of the court.
Jowett vs. Mustard, an aotion to
nom el the a eaifin a r
rfo manorof
P an
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agreement of a Bale of land, WAS post-
poned till the next eating of the 000rt,
through the serious Muesli of a material
witness.
Greig vs. MaDenald, en aotion to re•
cover tbe price alleged to be doe p'ff, by
deft. His Lordship reserved judgment,
W. Prondlool, K. 0 , for p ff , Geo,
Kerr for dit.
Au action ion f r a breach 00 ofP e ramie
of
marriage, whish had been set dgwu by
a former court te, be beard at Stratford,
but came baok here for a trial now result-
ed in a verdict for plaintiff for 9750
damages and aoete, and at the elose of
the trial the defendant wee arrested on a
orimnal charge by of net We W. Gundry,
deR.ft, Vaoetone for plff., H. B. 6lorphy for
Manager Oraigie, of the Skating Rink,
is organizing a Curling Cluh.
The Goderioh Organ Co. last week
eeut out. to their ebareholdere a nice
Ohrietmao present in the form of cheques
for six per cent dividend earned during
the present year.
The Maas of teachers in training, be-
fore lesvieg town, waited on Principal
Tigert and presented bim with a
valuable reeking chair, as a ,testimonial
of their high appreciation of his services
as an inetruotor. It was a000mpanied
by a complimentary addrese.
Mrs. Campbell, of Quebec street, left
last week forh'
0 tua'u.
where h bas
she
been engaged to fi 1 r
n ee oueible
aei-
p P
won in her profeaeion as aurae. Mee.
Campbell will be much missed in
Godertoh, not only by e wide °iro!e of
erso al i
lieu e b
n d at byall those base who
have had i"
Doose oo to her engage
e kind y
and effioieot services.
The meets unloading at the Goderieh
D eve:or the' past .eetteou numbered 27,
one or two of wbicli. orily partly die•
charged, the belanoe of their oarg„es
having been delivered at . the Big Mill.
The total elevated was uearly 2,661 000
bushels, being en iuorease of over 200,
000 over 1908, and ked awe been obtain•
able in suftioient number during October
and November., tbe total' would bave
been far over tbe three million mark.
'VIu Isom.
Annual Scottish 0000e0t to be held on
Tbesday evening,•Jt000ary.10th.
• St.,Paul's amen Buildup School, bad
their annual aleighrido and tea on Tues-
day of last week. Ia,the evening ...there
was s good prgram, with a Eons tree..
for.,the infant olaes, ,;Nob obild in the
school brought, a toy for the 'Bink
Ohildreu'e Hospital, Toronto.
Tke',young people of the . Baptist
Church, at that regular meeting,
steeled their offload for the snecing year.
They'are-Hon. 'President -Rev. J. N.
McLean, B. A. ; President -Wm. Kelly ;
Vioe Pres. -Jeanette Rush ; Seo. -Tena
Kelly ; Treas.-Barbara Stiles ; nor,.
Seo, -I, M Fisher •; Organis=Mrs.
G. Hanna, -
At the regular meeting of Camp Cale.
+Ionia, Sons of Bootland, the following
ratan were el. Med for 'blas enticing
year :-Ohief, Alex, Campbell ; Past
Ohief, D. E, MoDonald ; Chieftain, D.
Carrie; Chaplain, Peter Campbell ;.
Pbyolotane, Drs. Agnew and J. th
bbtebolm ; , ale0.Beo,, Hr B., Eliott •
..aotion Sale
Two Brick Stores
••%-IN THE-
Village
HE- • .�
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Ila a .of Brussels
Tho undersigned Auctioneer bas beau hi.
•atruoted by the Proprietor to offer for sale
by Public. Auction on the premises on
Thursday, Jana 5, '05
AT 11 0'01..0011 A.1.1,
Two Valuable Brick Stores
known as the Garfield Block.
Stores will be put up together and it not
geld, will then be offered oeparately,i
ensues -10 per cent at limo of tads • se.
ougb to make >f of the price 1n thirty .jays
and the balance in 11ve yearly payments at,
6 per cont, interest.
Par further partioniare prior to Delo write - '
the Proprietor or enquire of Au4hioneor.•81 ..E
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Anotinlnaar. Proprfetar, � �
Londob,• Leading Menefeeturers.'
• F1n.•Beo., J. D. Buena ; Treas., Wm,
Homos • Marshal, t 1.
Maxwell ; Stan,
Bearer,arer, lr. ha1 Anderson ; I, 0,, II. Hemia
ton, er, ; 0. G , L. A. Rail ; Anchors,
D. M. Gordon and A'ex, Rosa ; 'Panacea,
D. Stewart, G. Davidson end Alex, Row+
Pipers, D, E. McDonald end Geo, hose ;
Representative to Grand Camp, D, E.
McDonald 1 alternate, Alex, Oampbell,
Lebanon (Naylor No, 84, R. A. IC
Wingham, elected their olllaers for the
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Prin.-P, 5
Kennedy , 2n I 1 ran. -1, N Tangle
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3rd Prin.-J. McAeh ; Trees -J. B.
Tamlyn ; 8. N, -T, L. Jobb ; P. S -0,
Carr; S S. -Wm. Watson ; J. S-A,
Orawtord ; T.-J.r
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Tueedsy Lt Janney, 1906, t
IMPORTANT NOTICES
STORE TO RENT IN THE
village of Oranbrook, lately minded
by A, McNair, who has sold out. Terms
reasonable, Apply to J, LONG, Oranbrook,
LEICESTERS FOR SALE,
either sex or any age, This Hoak has
been very successful et the local Shows.
Have also for Bale a prize-winning 70000
Darkens Bull, Apply at Lot 10, Con. 15,
Grey, or 0. TDBNBIILL,
10-tf Walton P, O.
LEIOESTERS FOR SALE,-
Aleo young Short Horn Bullsfromm7Lto 20
menthe, including the 1st prize Senior Bull
Calf at Hatt Huron Pall Show• Also a
number of Oowe sed Bolters. Wtll be sold
cheap and on terms to suit buyers.
DAVID MILNE,
Ethel, Ont.
REAL ESTATE.
200 AFARM R
beingCRE LOEe 80 andFO67, letSALE Oon.,
Turnberry, Good brisk bougie, bank barn,
00 sores heavy timber. Apply to S.A.
SNELL, Jamestown, Ont.. 13
FARM FOR SALE.- GOOD
homestead -100 acres -in the Town-
ship of Morrie, Huron eounty. For patio.
niers apply to
J. BENNETT.
8 tt 000 Bathurst St. Toronto.
FA0R00M 00FeOarR
ee, SuAeL
ngE NoCrOh NT
voIeN o-
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Lute 15 Sud 16, Comfortably
frame house, bock barn, Orchard, ,rco. Only
4 miles from Molesworth. Good locality
and flue roads. Immediate possession. For
further particulars apply to or write
W. H. HERR, Brussels.
FARM FOR SALE. -THE UN-
dersigued offers her100 acre farm, be-
ing Lot 20, Con. 7, Grey, for sale. There
is a comfortable house, bank barn; or -
Vann is only 6 mile from
the bbrtviog village of Ethel. For further
parbloulare as to prioe, terms, 45., apply to
111118. EATS. HOLLAND, 73 Shuler etreet,
Toronto.
n OOD FARM FOR SALE. -
11/4...g The underetgued offer for Rale his
farm, being Lot 1, Con. 18, Grey. It is alt-
uated ou the Gravel road, 2 miles South of
Bruaeele and aontainv 100 acres of good land,
all cleared out 12 acres. There le a first
class brick house and kitchen, heated with
furnace wood shed, arteniau well with
windmill and. water is pumped to barn.
Barn is 08x68 feet with atone stables. Bay
barn Saran feet. Good orchard, farm well
fenced ; plearantly situated Will bd sold
on easy terms, Apply on premises or Bruits
eels P. O„ ENEAS (MICR, 15 EI
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ARMS FOR SALE. - 350
scree first -elan land in the -
Township
of Grey-T,ot 16, eon. 14, ]OD acres.; Lot 17,
Con 14,100 acres ; and w1 Lot 18, Oen. 14.
50 aores-260 acres. All in excellent condi-
tion with,llr'et•ola ee buildings ; brlek house
with all modern
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opvenien:ee and
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bank barn root Sud earn
w donee, stables,
Jae, Wall wood b. From 81 to 00 sores 0 -
gaud hardwood mires
bush. Lot 39, Dau. , good
ghillie house
eoan of gesbatik land, good
}Mame hnuee and large bank barn nearly
thee paraela rop00,-6000 purchasers. Terme
liberal. Also a commodious dwelling house -
and lot iu Brussels, For feather parEiou-
lare apply to the owner on, the premises,
.LAIIOHLIN M.eNL'•1:L, Or to 3140. LEOIIIE,
Bruseele, • 21.b!
D R ES8- '
MAKINO
.MIsS M A PARDY
has . opened a 'Drees making
establishment in the rooms''
Over the ••Post Office'
and bopee by doing., good
work to merit the pattonage
of the general publio.,
Please Give us a Trial,
''U'TTERS
--AND
S L E -I .G I S'
o111
A Record Bxesker
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18 Cutlers acid 6,spba of
Bleigbe sold in one week.
Oar Cutters are all made of the same
material as these which have taken first
prize thio last 5 years at onr local thews,
e,rain,'t all oompetitora; They are. `the'
BEST and take . no second place for
Material and Workmanship,
oar Sleight) are nearly ail Oak and
have a first.olaes record for batty draft
and good tracking. They can't be beat.
Please call early end get your °beide
of our dandy Cotters.
•
We already have our stock of w.heele,
for the Doming year. They arethe high.
eat grads and intending per:anaeers of
Baggies for next y'enr are invited to
examine our geode before the paint brush
is on them as everything ie the beat that
can be bought.
!ring tool the nim..,
btu
CUTTF'RS
TE3A11 zTAI
,n.,IbN,'lu'hrlJ'h"LeU"b'lu'U''lu'hAiJnr
We have just received aoar 1 ad
of "Br clill
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the kind
that speaks for themselves. Gallearly should you require one as
these are fast sellers.
We have the "Bell" Cylinder Root
Polper, the BEST on the market.
See tbem.
Should you have any grass to kill or
sod or rough ground to work remem•
bar the "Frost & Wood" end "Wind -
sot" are the dieke that will do it.
If you want a General Porpoee Plow,
than whish there is no better, eeottre
a No, 20, Frost & Wood,
It you want a eeaond hand Buggy,
part, Cutter, Plow or Implement of
any kind be sore to call on as.
We have also the U. S. Cream Sep.
neater, Singer Sewing Machine+,
Volmar Welshing Maeltinee always
on hand.
We inn ,apply you with a good
Driving or Work Horse cheap or
Stook of any kind on eb0rt notice,
N. S; McLA7�UO LIN
A G- Hi 1..'V
GREAT .� R N
A A ��►� S
IN MILLINERY
We are offering from now until
Xmas ReadYto- e r and Trimmed Hats
s
at Greatly Reduced Prises.
These are all this year's Styles.
All orders will receive our most
careful attention.
Come early and get the choice.
i The
Misses Halair
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AND COOL WEATHER
" ,there await an'd el of weather makes he think of tnvre and bow to
1 •':keep warm in Wide r. If you aro thinkin4, of t urebaoiag a new
''"Glove or Range this` 'all call and see our linea of RI h ,lane
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,•.,1, and STOVES
, AMONG THEM ARE THE
Famous •PandoraMade by MoOi rt
ondon ,
The .DockaRange, o� Lsh and World's Favorite Orlte l;•atleF
g r.',
The,,;
Silver Kingand Gailan
d line of Stoves S yes and Ranges -
ALL GOAL AND WOOD B1711N19RS.
See our' Lincs of
Bios; Burners
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'�o)t
and •Air Tight � Coal Stoves.
Agents for the Famous Every
„ Stove Guaranteed
ue
en ,Air, r
Wood
T ht.
g Makin. to work Perfect:
Lrtimatee on Porous Contracts raate ieely given.
I?rinee night.. ,
Wi1ton,
7Cbull
0,OAL IN STOOK HARDWARE AND STOVES.
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COBER CARRIAGE 00.
can su 1ouat once wik�I�YY th any
'• Buou ma ntwa lit as, t e
gbh\WE
gYy.
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,
1oeady for insection, and ' would be pleased
to'have'` you call'' and see them:,, •:Prces . a
Right. t
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, •'N, TWO COWS. 10011. SAUTE,
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JOHN COBER a SONS.
AND COOL WEATHER
" ,there await an'd el of weather makes he think of tnvre and bow to
1 •':keep warm in Wide r. If you aro thinkin4, of t urebaoiag a new
''"Glove or Range this` 'all call and see our linea of RI h ,lane
g
ill ,
.E.
5
,•.,1, and STOVES
, AMONG THEM ARE THE
Famous •PandoraMade by MoOi rt
ondon ,
The .DockaRange, o� Lsh and World's Favorite Orlte l;•atleF
g r.',
The,,;
Silver Kingand Gailan
d line of Stoves S yes and Ranges -
ALL GOAL AND WOOD B1711N19RS.
See our' Lincs of
Bios; Burners
.
'�o)t
and •Air Tight � Coal Stoves.
Agents for the Famous Every
„ Stove Guaranteed
ue
en ,Air, r
Wood
T ht.
g Makin. to work Perfect:
Lrtimatee on Porous Contracts raate ieely given.
I?rinee night.. ,
Wi1ton,
7Cbull
0,OAL IN STOOK HARDWARE AND STOVES.
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