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Vol. 38. No, 28
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1908
W. H. KERR, Prop,
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New Advertisements.
etntemeotwoepresentedbythe treasurer,
Frank Metcalf, and showed the receipts
William Greer, of Wiartop, is the
guest of Jae. and Mrs. Paulin,
speaker present representing Jnt. Bow.
man, There will be a go �d vote polled
from tide locality on the 25th,
Mre. Wright, who hue been a well
known resident of Jamestown for many
years, had the'miefortnne to fall on the
roe last Saturday and injured her head.
We hope elle will soon be alt right but as
10 well advanced in ears recoverand
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may not be am epeedteae with a yeaoger
person. Her eon wee Bent for at Brae.
eels atter the accident.
paired to their home° wishing the young
couple health, happleeoe and prosperity
in their new home. Mr, and Mre,
Williumeon begin married lite on the
groom's farm which joins that of the
fair brtde'u,pareotel home.
Tboa, E. Hammond wait the Auditor,
In the butter making 74o per cwt, for
milk wee received by those patronizing
this department. 13. B. Laramie was
the Seoretary of the faobory loot year
and performed hie duties most effioiontly,
The tor.the taotory ie most hope.
by Bon. J.112.Gib+on,and
law, was just bwtno ke e
Whitney one. He hints the
ilia 8090reione on the voter
hut he don't know what he t
knew tite voters of Morrie b
sew them and they know ho
Local—D. Ewen & Co,
Loael—R'ohard Mitchell.
Local—Mrs, Thee. Oaider,
Howie for sale -R N Duff
Annual. ' Ioetig—F• B. Scott,
Farmers' Ibatituto—Gaal Hood.
Dieeolutien sale—Ruse & Dodds,
Pluanoial agent —Thos. Btrauhan,
Clearance) sale—J. Ferguson & Go.
Notice to creditors—A. B, Macdonald•
to be $).166.05, with au expenditure of
51070.57, !caving a balance on hand of
$85 28. The tollowiig officers and direct.
ore were elected ; —President, J. 13,
Tierney ; first vioe•preeidevt, Wm. Jaok.
eon • ueaond, 1'. W. 110an ; Morrie
direotore—George Taylor, Wm, Pollook
yY•
and Duncan Laidlaw ; East Wawanosh
directors—R. B. MtGowen and Rtobard
Corley ; Bullett direotore—Robert Ferric
Livia 7on
and John Barr ; Blytdue; 7. M.
J. F:
E. L, Lewis has moved into Mrs. 0,
Bmlttt'o new residenoe on Howiok otreet,
Robert and Mre. Rae and John Nimes)
lett for Fleming, N. W. T. on Tneeday.
Reeve Barrie end Mee. Herrie enter.
8ained a number of their friends on Fri.
dayevening.she
Rev, L, Perrin took °barge of the fiat•
vices in Victoria Hall, Jamestown, on
Bonday evening.
R, Farrel, L. JaoHan and R. ern they
have from Hamilton.where they
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191 re sertr..r.
Roads have been badly drifted by the'
repent storms.
Ales. MoOall,7th line keeps quite poorly
but we hope improvement mey souu be
uoEi°mool '
Samuel Wolter, 6:h line, announces
an auction sale of farm stook, on Friday,31131t
Feb. 3rd, He has rented hie farm.
Albert Crooke, 3rd line, Nae not been en•
joying as good health ae usual bat we
hope he will soon be ae vigor°°° all ever.
Mrs. James Purvis, of Redvere station,
Manitoba, ie renewing old friendohipe in
thio-towoehip. She ie a daughter of Mr.
Cunningham, 7th line.
A former Morrieite, in the person of
Adam Forbes of Ratingen, Man. is
outlook
fat for 1905 and we wish Mr. Morrison
all concerned 0000eee•
Bon°aL REPORT —life following ie the
relative standing of the pupils of 13, $.
No. 8, Grey, for December 1904 ;—Br. TV
—Jimmie MoDunald, Dnneau MoKinnou,
Harold Wdbee, Oeoi{ Liodoe Roea
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Mo$innon, Mary pole. Jr, IV—Laois
Abbey, Lizzie Foreyth. Jr. III—Rnseell
Wilbee, Hugh Smith, Merton Abbey,
Sr, II—Ernest Cardiff, Tom McDonald,
Ieaao Olayton, Ju¢eve Taylor, Burnet
smith, Gertie Stephenson, Cecil Mo.
K,nnon. Jr. II — Oliver Doll, Milton
Lowe, Jean Staitb, John Cole. Jr. Pt. I
—James 0 iver, Kate McDonald, Fred,
Ooie. Average attendance for December
IA. N. D. Rose, Teacher.
duty to their country no
anything he can say. They
Hislop wad Bowman better t
He talks about kLBlop
enough force of character
which ie a slur on r•ur
ever voter who knows H
y
resent, bot Lhat ie the way
papers are doing these ttrn
larger down to the little ono-
from the larger, not having
OWn,
It any Liberal voter shout
doubts how he should vote s
tion be should read the Mail
and the Naive and then there
doubt he will vote for Hen.
and not only Liberate but all
Conservatives should do like,
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EnttLtil.
Next Sabbath morning Oommanion
will be held in the Presbyterian church
here, Rev. Mr. Burnett, of Molesworth,
will preach at the preparatory service on
Saturday morning.
Several from tbie locality will attend
the Odd Fellowe' At Rome at Brueeele on
Thursday evening of this week. Mies
Spence and 0, Davies are -asked to eon.
tribute to the program.
J. K. Brown proprietor of the Ethel
cheese taotory, was at Siratford this
week attending the Dairymen's Oooven•
tion and thereby Making up the latest
poi pterin in the abeeee b¢Blne9e.
It is reported that Jamse Dobson, of
Minto, Manitoba, has sold out hie farm to
Jeo. E. Smith and will likely buyelse.
where. He was a former Ethelite, being
the °!deet son of Lawrence Dobson, of
this lace.
Rev. D. Mo$aq, brother ID Mre. Geo.
Dobson, of Innerkip, formerly of Ethel,
tae accepted ted a Dell to the Preeb terian
P y
o0¢rob at Alton, gCo. t Peel. His intro. f
daotnry sermon was the first Sabbath of
the New Year.
At the meeting of the Township Ooan.
g P
oil Clerk MaIntoeh was to uppoipttd tot•
another year. Me makes u first oleos
, flitter. Other oflioers were J. M. Davies
and Jam. Livingetone as Auditors ; and
Dr. Ferguson as Medical Health Ohioer.
Thursday evening of last week a
petition! meeting in the lntereete of A.
Hislop,Liberal orandidate was . held in
the Hall here. The chair was °°caplet
by Adam Turnbull. Speeches were
given by W. H. Kerr, of Tins PoMT, and
Mr. Hielo Although
p' gh opposition speak-
ere were invited none pat in an appear•
Etna,.mitIoS
Monday evening of this week a Con•
sernative political meeting was held in
the Township Hall here which was well at.
tended considering the disagreeable even-
to Robert Barr was appointed chair.
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men and meted out fair 'ay to all, Ad-
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dresses •were given by Messrs. as. Bore
and $amp, • of LISLowe., and Jae. Bow•
man, the oandidate. Thos. MoMillan, of
Hallett, spoke in defence of the Liberal
Government.
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and Dr, Perdue ; nudiicre,
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Hamilton and James MoMarobie. The
nuditore were the zeaipiegts of a hearty
vote of thauke .for their service° during
the meet peer. At the close of the annual
returned
have been employed for some months.
A Liberal meeting will be held in the
Town Hall Friday evening and will be
addressed by the Liberal candidate A.
13.1 watt.
The annaol meeting of the Morrie
Braeole Agricultural 'Society wee held .at
the Commercial hotel, Blyth, Wednesday,
The attendance of members wee good.
Reeve Sloan presided. The finanoial
meeting the new board of dlreatore met
and re a eluted A. E. Baldwin aeons•
pppgp
tory end Frank Metcalf treasurer for
the present Year. Tuesday and Wednee
day, October 1085 and 11th, were selected
ae the days for holding this year'e Fall
Fair.
Hielop.
An intereatin debet° in ea e°ted to
take place in the Methodist Church Fri
day evening between membere of flys
Gorrie and Wroxeter Epworth Leagues.
Oar bookey team went to Fardwioh on
Saturday afternoon and were euooeeetal
renewing old friendships iu this Iooality.
Ile is a welcome visitor, It is over 20
years einem the family moved to the
West,
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The (toss Government
`gg. ] Will
tJlf�'llad .W �.�.
are Uoneervativee who like
clean fight and not the mad 1
fihting that is put ua by t
the present
at the present tune. Llie'ol
in defeating the team of that place by a
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atCIies
4''V roxeteor.
James Paulin jr. retnrued from Simcoe
feet
score of 4-2 The return game will be
ou Tneeday evening.
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Jewelry-
Wabk,
Thos. Hemphill and Miee Lulu spent
Friday {n Walkerton.
Mise Tena Rae was the guest of triende
in Fordwioh ou Saturday,
Haney Armstrong hue sold him imple-
meat agency to Robert Doig and Rufus
Janklin, of Howiok.
.Jatnestovvet.
Mr. and Mien Nioholeon, of Port Elgin,
were gaeebe at Wm. Mu$elvey'e for the
p set. weep,
The genial Llaakemith here has hardl
time to say his few prayers with horsey.
shoeing for the peat week,
Rev. Mr. Perrin, of Wroxeter, preached
eeevat etteroole.
Miee Agues Cowan, of Toronto, is a
vin•ter here •time week.
The ebe 5*1 maetigg of the eY.0 P. S• 0.
E. will be held on Sunday evening at
'7 Huh Mao$ay, wife and little bo of
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Niagara Falls, N. Y., ape° Ohrietmae
with elle farmer'° r -in er,
The usual service in Knot oh¢rah will
be cancelled next Sabbath on account of
eommnnion service at Ethel,
Mrs. John Ballantyne has returned
Lome having spent Ohrietmae
with her sone in Bay City, Michigan,which
J. W. Calder , who was home from the
School of Saienoe for htsholidaye, return
ed to Toronto last week. He's a elm
6E admit and ehonld do well ,
The political meeting announced for
Wednesday evening of loot week was not
held owing to the severe storm but woe
held on Wednesday evening of this week.
Mies Silva Seel, who spent Christmas
holidays here, has returned to her school
in Fordyce. me e h Mimi Seal's thirdpromisee
year in the same school and she is doing
wall,
,WEborna. — Wedneeday of last week
Alfred Hollinbook and Miss Margaret L. -
Clark, both of Grey towoehip, joined
Land and heart at the masse hare, Rev,
D. B. McRae offi themg. Many good
wishes a000m.pnny them on their voyage
over life's ocean.
After a long period of eervioe as muni
al Treasurer o1 - Gre townehi Alea.
p d p'
McNair has tendered his resignation
owing to poor health. He was a most
aoneoientione and trustworthyofficer sad
handled many a aho¢sand dollen, for the
ratepayere of the township. We hope
his health will become more vigorous,
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To the Editor of Tim POST ;
DEAR 61x,—Io the Herald replyof,Threday'
Jaueery 6th ie an attempted reply to my
letter in Tree Pose of the previous week,
If your readers examine it they will
find that with the exception of the first
hie eatruote from mice ore elate reeenta-
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tions. f It a an easy matter to make d
man of straw and then pound it and
sash is the role of the worthy Editor of
the Herald in We effort to defend his
Party, hie leader ftud caudidaEe.
Hie first quotation is when asked if
any one ever heard of a Conservative
paper urging p°niehment of Consernn•
uvea who have done wrong in eleotione,
Io hie reply be names no paper bat rites
a ease, I miab8 say from ancient history,
away in 1857, where a Conservative was
peniahad for oonepiraoy in an election
in Russell. Does he not know that in
those days spy wrong aot in reference to
an election came up before the noose in
session upd was referred to Gia Uom.
On PYlvllegsa and Eh°tione or a
special one to hear and determine the
cane ? If he examines the reoordo he
will find that it wee a Liberal who
brought the maze rip, not a Conservative ,
and 11 woo a good thing tt was referred to
fire fat, duetiae Wilson to p80000018 a'ld
not have it tried by a partisan committee
°f the Howie or he would have bald hie
seat as was done in Maga, New Benne
wick, ata later date. It in to Liberal•
lam that the trial of election petitions
have been removed from the House to a
QOart of oar Jndgeator trial.
You will see be fails' to name any
Ooneervabi • w wen defendrrd this
motion or denoouoed the ata of his Con
eervativ0 teilowo OC a00001atne. Tho
Herald did nob need to g° eo tar buck
of to rue his own e
make hie own arras emante 0
g
what can't be said of the otbt
as he could not arrange joint
be had to do as inetr¢ated b;
mittee or some one else, 11i
his eleotione has opposes
interfering in the elenttone, b
run by the voters of Eaet iia
Bowman im orte, or his Ba
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him, a third rate lawyer fru
to talk as he in paid to do ivh.
be replied to, probably xi
,pane ere o[ the mad -line wilt
g o
the purity fond to the 1902 e
uaeeated 3 of their a
hue force of character 10 be t
all voters .whether in the Nur.
of thehie enetiormIhe Ity
hitrriding
p. y rns
willing to defend tbern befor
Lot ever voter who Wimts
put down whether byLiber°
eervntivea come out on the 25
ho* Hisien and be can rest
has voted for one who will d-
and who wants ole.
from parties.
The allOpartie6. s do not t
baok more than a few yenot t i
boa been done by the eflip
eleotione, the roftson is they
y
pone eiaoe 1896 un Das in ilia
11 we can believe robot we he.
no change from the we the
6y
did when in power in the Del
a0 they Will do in Octarto e
get tato power. The men wh
at the bead of tba party are
9001100 who were before 1899
have not °banged their idese
hangers-on are very hungry tr
Roee sur plus. It will carte
Whitney, Nesbitt and Gnms•
Lunde on it uotwithetandme
in the Mall last Sunday night and Rev,
Mr, West, Blnevale, ie
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For a Choice Stock
Of Goods at FAIR
orf qq yet
rm/WW Y M,i®.if,
East
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Fa ners Inst. v to
Fanners'
of expected neat
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Sabbath.
Sunday sell°°! is still going on i❑ he
usual way.The attendance is not eo
large as in Summer, about 60 of an
average jn±t now.
A Jamestown visitor in the person of
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PRICES the Public
cannot do better than
buymyat store,
Meetings of Best Moron Farmers'
Institute far the di.oneeion of Agrioultur•
el and kindred eubje°ts will be held in
BRUSSELS, Friday,FEB, 3
Mise L. E. Straoban, le at present visit•
ing her sister, Mre. A. D. MaCosh, of
Pine River. Bhe will continue there for
a few weeks. We wish her apleasant time
while away.
Don't forget the Charity Concert here
next Monday evening. A good program
will be provided. J. H. Cameron, of
will
A. Specialty of Repairing and all
work Guaranteed.
Call in'
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Ju. -JONES
WROXETER, Saturday, FEB. 4
Eaoh day at 130 and 7.30 p.m,
A.11 are oorditdly invited to attend these
meetings and take en intelligent part in
the diecession on the varied aubjeote
introduced bythe speakers.
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T. MaMILLAN, GEO. HOOD,
Preeide¢t. Secretary.
el0, will oocn the chair. Pro
Py
owede of concert will go to the Hospital
for hick Children at Toronto,
A politioal meeting was held in
Victoria Hall last Saturday evening and
notwitbeta°ding the stormy evening
there Woe a good atlendanoe. The chair
wee ootapied by Jno. R. Miller who
called a on W. H. Kerr and A. Histo to
pP
address the electors. There was no
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Tremendous Bargains at Ross W Dodds
W al fon•
Miee HaTTt°, °f . ,co Wroxeter, le a guest
at R. H. Fergvmon a this week.
Anonal meetiug of Daft's , ohnroh
aougregatio'l,'rhnxeday evening of thio
week. -
Miee Flora Campbell Lae retnrued to
Seaforth atter spending a few weeks at
home.
Next Sunday the regular public
afternoon service in St. George's ohnroh
will be cancelled.
A politioal meeting in the intereste of
A, Hislop will be bald here on Saturday
ravening of this week.
Next Sabbath morning Rev. A. Mace
Nab, M. A., will preach on "Some of the
attributes of God, " in, Duff's church.
The Epworth League of .Christian
Endeavor in the Methodist ohnroh here
a now in working order and will hold
weekly meetings on Tharedaye at 7 80
m',
The Miaaionary eervioe. which wee
Eo have been held iu the Methodist church
last Bngdwy, was postponed on moonlit of
,be rough weather, until next Sabbath
afternoon.
F. 0. Neal, M, B., left . on Mondey
evening for Winnipeg, Man. where if
proopeote ere favorable, he may establish -
a practice in Medieine, Dr. Neal is
deserving of emcees and hie many friends
lyre wish him Godspeed.
The Young People's Circle of the,
Methodist nharoh will hold their 'regular •
fortnight meeting et the residence of
Simeon Barrows next Tneeday evening.
A good , program to being . provided.
These meetings have been attended with
greet 00000e8 so far and fill a long felt
want among our young people. .
Hlrtinttaen.—One of our meet popular
young men entered the ranks of the
benediote on Wedneeday when Father
Corcoran solemnized the marriage of John
A. MoDoeeld and Mlee Lizzie Devereux
at Bt, James' °hutch, Sealmrth, They
will reside in Walton, where the groom
will oontinne hie lumber business.
The many friends of both cootraoting
patinae wieb them all bappinese and proe.
parity,
Risen atotarere—Wedneeday evening 41b
inst., a very pretty wedding wee solemn
ized at the beautiful home of George and
Mre. Clark, when their youngest and
most eotimabie daughter Mise Aggie
was Wedded 40 John R. Williamson, a
well known end highly esteemed young
farmer of Grey township. A.large num
ber of relatives end friends aeeembled
from Wingham, Brneeels, Trowbridge,
Drayton and other places to wattage the
marriage ceremony which was performed
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by Rev. A, MaNab, M. A., of whose
°hu t h the bride was an salaamed mem.
ben. Prooinely at four o'olook • the wed•
ding maroh was played by Mee. Hugh J.
Ramsey, tinter of the groom, while the
yodug couple took their places at the
altar unattended, The bride leaning on
the arm of her father, looked charming
and was prettily and teetotally arrayed in
a'oo0tome of white lustre. The ceremony
and congratulation° over, the company
repaired to the basement, Whieb wag
beautifully decorated Por the occasion
With evergreens and arti$oial floweret, and
in the midst of Which wee epread a table
gotten up by the hostas and provided
far more than wag neeeseary to supply
the wants o1 the inner man. 58 an ripper
room wee a table so laden that it refused
to held the array of 566101, handsome
and costly precente, which testified the
high estoem in which the young (temple
are held bgithoirlarg,oiroleotfriend6. A
enjoyable evening - wee spent In
Variotte amtleement0, When. all ' tb•
s
'rip eye,
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Miee Ida SLnrpe hne retnrnod Lome
from a visit with relatives ab Godericb.
fora °age where a 0onservative hue
done wrong and been punished or even
where a 000eervative Goverumegt bee
also Mine the same end been - guilty of
man's or 1?Ir, Nevill's etatsm
contrary,
A
Wm. Height, teacher, of Belleville,
was a vieitor under the parental root
during the past week.
Road° have been heavy owing to the
drifting snow. The advantage of wire
fencing ie more apparent every Winter,
The townehip Council ie matting for
applicatione for the offices of Treasurer ,
and Aeaeeeor t0 be received rip to neat
Council meeting.
Weare sorry to hear that Mre. Jamse
Knight, JOEL con., ban been on the sick
liet bat we hope she will soon be much
improved.
John Bhiele and wife, of North Dakota,
are visiting retativae and friends here.
It is about 20 years eine° Mr. Shiele
left for the West and Ehie ie his firat trip
bank.
The new steel Campbell bridge was
paid - for et the lost meeting of the
Connell, the amount being $669. This
sum wee not intended in taut year's tax.
rate as the bridge broke down after rate
was struck. • -•
Mies Belle Pearson, .who went to
Banff sometime ago to live with. her
brother Robert, who has charge of the
oboroh in that plane, has been engaged to
teenh the village echsol for the year
1906 at a salary of $720. She receives
en additional 825 for keeping the school
records, making in ell 6746 for her
oerviaee. We congratulate her on her
well deserved promotion and wieb her
e000ses.
WEDDCNO BELL°.—On Wedneeday even•
ing, Jan. 4th, at the Bt. Andrew's Manse
Winnipeg, by Rev. A. MacMillan, two
popular people o[ Carberry, Man., were
united in the holy bonds of matrimony,
they being Mien Agnes, youngest doughter
of Wm. Buchanan, of Hensall, and
Jamon S. eon of Hugh McDonald, form.
erly of Grey. The happy couple will
their future home in
corruption In elections bat ins has yet to
mention where one Liberal Goveruree°t
or a member of one has been proven
guilty of corruption . or even accused with
any chances of proof. Wby ehonld IIislop
vote to 0000000 the Rose Government
until they have been proven guilty ?
Whitney or the Opposition prase saying
eo dose not prove anything. Ib is a
reoognized fact that they oan't put their
finger on one cent oorrnptly agent by the
Liberal Government when challenged
to do so on the floor of the House and
that is Use plaoe.bo make such charges
and prove them.
I will now say Dome on Mr. Herald
and give ue one inetanee during your
own lifetime, There have been plenty
proven and a chance given to some one
honest Opposition paper to denounce:
corruption by their own party, For
instance the Pacific) scandal; the Don-
'lolly & McGreevy scandal ; the Caron
inquiry ; the Brawling brood of bribers
et Toronto ; the Curran bridge •scandal,
the Rykert timber steal ; the bribery by
Wm. Smith in South Ontario ; the
etuffing of ballot boxes - iu South Grey
and Nortb Ontario -and. in the eleotione
of 1896 ae proven in court by your
organizer Freeborn, formerly of North
Bros ; the unseating of the Conservative
candidates iu South Perth end West
Elgin on account of personation ; i1,
ballot box etnffing 10 munioipal elections
in Ooneervative Toronto in the eleotione
of 1904, where the officer° holding the
election ore all Conservative ; the
creation of a fund by several leading
COf10°r9atl98B in Toronto to carry the
last lace! election in 1902 by sending
part of each fund oat to help in outlying
constituentiee, in which three of the
Conservatives elected are unseated ;
the unseating of more Conservatives in
the alibi than Liberals.
East Huron A�1. S
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The annaal meeting of E
Agricaltnrnl Society wail h
Ooinoil Chamber, Bru°eelo, r
day afternoon. Chair Woe t.
veteran President, Jae, Feral
the minutes and Auditors' I
adopted the Board of 1906
moaaly re elected and coneiott
President, Jae. Ferguson ;
1st Vice, Noble Milne ;
tad Vine, Geo• Thomson.
Direotore :—R. Corley, jai
Thos. Archibald, Oiive6
Alex, Stewart, Thos. I
Geo. Johnston, W, Eletor
Woo{hoott.
- Aadttore:—F. B.. Scott
- Straoban.
W. M. Kerr, Seoretary-Tr
The total reoeipte for the
p'need at $965 77 and the ex
5882.77,!envie g a balance o
hand.
On' motion of W. H. Moth
R. Corley the offer of $300
Branch Agl. Society to hold
Fall Fair at Braude was ao
the exhibition will tape place
day and Friday, 001. 5 end 6,
dates.
Directors will meet next
arrange prcliminwriee for Ful
The Secretary reported on
where prizes were claimed by
00t allowed by the judges,
wee taken bythe meeting _
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mazing Program
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We want every man, woman
and Boys' Clothing to know that we
ing that were .ever offered in Brussels.
for the least money. We have just
policy is to give our Bargains in Season—so
goods—at prices regardless of cost—to
odd sizes—small lots—odd numbers—at
say is true. -
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Vera7 S a List of Bargains.
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for Next 2 Weeks
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and child to read this ad. We want every buyer of Men a
are offering during this SALE the biggest bargains in Cloth.
It is essential to know where you can get the best values
finished our annual stock-taking—and, ae lleisal 011r old
rp,
have marked down our remaining stock of Winter
clear them—when they must be genuine bargains. All
prices positively ridieulotts —Call and see that what we
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Pic SALIM OF
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I N AND FURNISHINGS
CONTINUE FOR TWO WEEKS.
which go on Sale at Once
Men's Fine Dress Ovsrooata in sizes from 36 to 44,
made from fine 'black heaver cloth, dark grey
abeviote and fancy tweed°, beautifully lined•
with bleak farmen'e satin: This - is the beet
$12 00 cont we sell, sale price $ 8 60
Men's grey and blank all wool frieze and beaver cloth
Overcoats, muds in the new long full style, first
class ruing, our beat 510 Overcoat and leader
at that sale rine 6 50
P2
Y lithe' Overcoat' made from fine dark grey wool
frieze with velvet eoll«r, oleo with large storm
°oilers, eizee 33 to 85, regular 57 60 to 510 00
Coats, all at one price. 5 75
Men's $i20 Blue Serge Suits for $16 60
Daring this Bale We will MAKE TO ORDER any of
our best $18 to 520 Navy Bine Berge Baits, with
first elate linings for - 16 50
We are offering liberal reduotious on all made•to-
order Overooate. We have a first class stool of
black and navy beavers, cheviots, Melton,, fancy
tweeds etc. beav a from io almost ne my
aty P
you wish to pay,
Boys'Knickers at 49e.
50 unite Bette' $uialenra metre with doableaeate and
knees, regular prise 75e, Sale Priem - 49e
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,Men's �� 00 Caps for TQC,
8 doz. Men's Winter Caps in all the new and staple
shaper, made from beaver ()loth' alio tWeode, to
clear the lot at ' - - - 50o
Men's and Ladies' Beaver and Block Astrachan Far
Cape, our beet $3 50 and $8 76 qualities, one
prise 2 50
2 doz. pair Men'e Genuine Bunk and Mocha Mitts
and Gloves in all sizes, our beet 61 50 and $2 00
Gloves during this soh only for 1 00
t One only to
Boys' 36e Caps 'for 10c.9aoh bey,
doz. only.Boyn' Winter Cape with peak end pull
down band, in sizes 6j; to 7, the beet 25e and 85o
Cape we have, all One pride - lila
A. Discount of 20 per cent. on all. our
Boys' Clo thing
Boys' Overooate made from dark all wool frieze,
' velvet and storm noltare, best 55 Coate for 3 50
BOYS' REEFERS
Small Sizes 51 95 Medium $2 60 Large 52.75
50 Mone Suite made from newest Oanedien tweeds
and Berges, in sizes 86 to 44. Your °bolos dur.
itig this Bele of any of the above 510 auite for6 95
100 pair Men's extra heavy rib all wool Sox, home-
Made and taotory knit, our beet 85e and 40o sox
for • 260
3 dozen Black Way Mufflers 86o & 40e for 260
20 dozen Men's flue fleece wool Sbirte and Drawers,
in sizes from 82 to 42. The beet 75oUnderwear
we have for 41)a
make Carberry,
surrounded by the beet wiahee 0E a
large circle of friends.
Oharlee Cleaver entertained his Sunday
School °lase Tuesday evening of last
week. The time was spent in garnet
readings and Bongs. At 12 o'clock
the boyo hunted up their pretty girla and
all eat down to a sumptuous supper
re prat by Mre. Cleaver. Before cin
P Pgoing
home the young people presented Mr.
Cleaver with a handsome album, Mr,
Cleaver, although taken by ourprise made
e suitable reply. The children all went
home well pleased with their evening's
fon, Mr, and Mre, Cleaver made et fine
beat and hoeteee. t
Oman MenTlnrt.—The annual meet.
ing of Silver Corriere oheeec feetory was
held on Satnrday last when the annual
report wee preeaated, J. H, Thomson
wee elected Secretary at a salary of 530 ;
Hugh Richmond, Treaehrer and Settee.
mate, with a salary 81$00 ; J. Bpsrain, kit.
Ooilis and 1), MoQdarrie Were named ae
Managing Committee, A. A. Morrison
gets 95a per cwt. for Making and the
whey will go back as usual. Total re-
Delved for oheeme for eea0on Was
518,077,08 ; eta cheese $297,02. Total
Ibe of cheese Made 161,008. A Balance
of 587 88 Was reported in the bank.
Petrone rnDeived $'11090,66; Mt.
Morriaoffor making,$1581.18; hauling
cheese 542,75; bearing Whey 58,50.
general election
Aleo explain how it was that in 82
ridings in the election of 1896 held by
Conservative adders there were 4190
rejected ballots and in the same 82
ridings in the 1900 eleootinou held and
Liberal officers there was only 9 d
in the 1902 Local election still less a
difference of about tear in each polling
lase or about 100 to an average titin
P g g•
We were told by Freeborn, the Con.
servetive organizer, in scurf 13 OW it was
done mud that the inetr¢otione cattle
from the bend o0e in Toronto. The
Httald cannot name a }paper, for theta
never wee one, bur yet oan he tell of a
Oeneervabive government that ever in•
careered the officers of the courts to
proeeeot) any one guilty of corruption
during tall their oarnival of corruption
in the election of the eighties and
nineties while since 1898 there here been
68 portions prosecuted for corruption
under inetrnatione from the Liberal
Government in Ontario irrespective of
their politioe, something naw in the
annals of our °ammts. Bon. G. W. Rose
ie the men Who is doing this work, not
any Conservative, and he will Creep on at
the good work notwitbatanding the false
statements of the Opposition press, the
Herald ineiuded,
Mt. Whitney brought in an amend.
meet providing pmttobmont of oorrept
actions in eleotione but the Bill presented.
— —
Wednesday of this week sew
largest audienoee that eve
bled in the Towu Hall, Brut
Nomination. Returning Ofilo,
end Eleotion Clerk Sinclair w,
ly on hand at 12 o'°loop d t
Statutory hour Archibald
Grey townebip, M. P P. Per 1
years, wee nominated by W.
of Braefele, end seconded
Evans, of McKillop, and Jerrie
of Morris township, moved by
an, of Fordwiob, and M. 111, 9
Morrie.
The officitle nnnoancemento +
pertaining to the election, to
next Wedneeday, after whioh t
of speech making was arras
Jno. Le°ltie, of Brueeole, in
Addressee were given by f
Barrister Neville, of Toren tc
Milian, of Hallett, and - Jae.
Mr. 13t010p aloeed the moetft
15 minute reply.
On tbo whole the etudienc
orderly one altbangh it was
for menet to get a dietetic) to f
down. Fuller report of pro(
oroWdmd out °Wing to reap of
menta,
The Libevah meant on the
Mr. Iifeiep by a tidy majorit
Liberia! supporter dopa hie
Wedne°day,
ta'Settlement of all accounts due the firm is asked for itt once, Fins Sale is for Cash only
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Brussels
The Leading Clothiers, - •Very
•_
whioh become
sver0 tut the
I am cast-
e of Morrie
s saying. I
sfore he over
w 10 d0 ill+lr
twithe lariniug
knots bath
hen be dues,
not heating
to do right
member that
161, p ehonld
Uonearvative
sa from the
s who copy
ideas of their
d have any
.t Ole elec.
and Empire
will be no
G. W. Roes
fair minded
vine as there
a hair and
trig aryls 01
hoes papers
p has force)
taction. and
ted that ie
✓ oandidate
moetiuge ae
V hie °om-
elop in all
t. oateidere
e waste it
on but Mr.
teriors gent
rm T'oronto
ere he can't
nt by the
one trolled
lection and
en. Hielop
he same to
h or South
ar,d pr1001.
and he 1s
a any one.
corruption
le or Con -
h and vote
a.eured he
° what he
to eleotione
need to go
see what
ere holding
have had
nitoba and
nr there to
y formerly
.minion and
hon d they
o are now
the same
and they
and their
get at the
duly go if
y get their
Mr. Bow•
ant to the
au re,
LIereeo.
ciety.
ash Huron
aid in the
O Wednee-
keo by the
]60n. After
eeporte were
as nnani•
of :
Sheddeo,
Turnbull,
leLanobliv,.
and Jho.
and Alex.
enearer.
year were
penditore nt
f 583 00 on
raoken end
from Grey
the Riding
not • and
ou Thurs.
the initial
June to
r.
two oases
xbibitors
No action
ATION.
IN IN Tun
one of the
✓ °,atm•
asl.k, at a
tr Btrnohoo
pre prompt,
raring the
Hielop, of
he pant 6
II. Kerr,
by Janina
s Bowman,
A. Bother.
ardt.fl, of
vera made
be he'd
ptogrnt in
"ed wi et
the 3bjre,
141011m
, T. 11ia•
Bowman.
g with a
O was an
imposeibte
Pet sittio
leodingo le
ad*ertiee-
return of
y if each
duty nest