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PAPERS
For the Fall
If you Mend doing any Paper-
ing this Fa11 you will do well to
bny from us as we keep afull
nen now as well as in the
Spring. We have just received
SOME NEW PAPERS
in very neat patterns. They are
very cheap and specially suitable
for Bedrooms and ribohens,
PURE
CASTILE
%S TILE
S AP
A 2 Lb. Bar
for 25 Cents
We sell it in tiny quantity,
however, if it full bar is too
much.
DRUG0I8'P AND STATIONER.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTBRRN EXTENSION W. a. & B.
Trains leave Brneeele Station, North
and Sontb, as follows:
GOING Solna GOING Nowa.
Mail 7:05 a.m I Mixed 5:10 a.m
Mixed......... 11:55 5.55Mail 1;44 p.m
E Xt1re58 a:02p.m Express 8:51 p,ie
ax z eros
A ohiel'e amang ye takir' noise,
An' faith he'll prent is.
MUDDY roads.
IN His STEPS."
Simon Board Friday evening.
READ the local news on page 5,
ATTEND the Pubiia Library Concert.
PHILIP ADIENT took a trip to his North•
ere Ontario mill last week.
THE balance of oar stook of obildren'e
wagons at aunt at TES Pon.
COUNCIL met on Tuesday instead of
Monday evening this week.
Ease LYNNE will be presented on There.
day evening of this week in the Town
Hall, Brunie.
BLATEnS from London were here tbis
week potting roof on Thos. Newsom's
new briok residence.
FOURTH Division Gout was held before
Judge Holt, in the Town Hell, an
Wedaeeday of this week.
New stook of wedding stationery just
arrived at Tall Pon Publishing ante.
Are you intending to get married 7
A OAR of wheat was shipped by A.
Beaker end another by R. Graham, ibis
week, both 000sigoed to Portland.
BLACK & Baa forwarded two oars of
etook to Toronto this week, The rattle
market has been poor bat we hope to see
it improve.
DAN. MONAnouT°N sprained one of his
ankles while going down stairs at his
home over a week ago which has tempor-
arly laid him off work,
A row silly Hallowe'en tricks were
played and some property destroyed bot
we are glad to know that the old time
foolery appears to be losing its hold.
PUBLIC Library Concert Friday evening
of next week in the Town Hall. A oboice
program will be rendered by the beet
lona, talent. R. 0, Ditties, of Ethel, will
aleo sing.
Tin front fence bas been removed at
the residence of J. W. Kerney and the
appearance of the property improved
thereby as there was a well matured
hedge inside of the former fends.
Da. Once, 62. D., Surgeon, Ocauliat
Specialist, Diseases of Eye, Ear and
Nose treated and glasses fitted properly.
Will be at Smith's Drug Store, Brussels,
on Tuesday, Nov. 140b. House 8 a, in.
to 1.30 p. m.
CARD mer THANKS,-Mre. Jno. Conley
and ramify desire, through the columns of
Tan Pose, to express their einoereet
thanks for the many sympathetic words
and kind deeds received from friends in
connection with their recent bereavement.
They will never be forgotten.
THE Treasurer of East Huron Fall Fair
world be pleased if local prize winners
who have not done so would Dell for tbeir
prize money so boat the fitment may be
closed. Outsiders ban had their money
forwarded to them. Any person having
accounts against the Agricultural Societies
are asked to present them at an early
date. W. H. Kana, Treasurer.
Hon PAINTER QHINA,--Mies Norma
Vanetone, of Wingbam, will be at the
American Hotel, Brussels, on Friday
and Saturday, November 175h and 18th,
with a large oolleotion of band painted
obina and will be pleaeed ba have the
ladies and gentlemen of town call and
see her diepley. Mies Vanetone also
intends making arrangements for start.
ing a weekly Mese in town.
"NOT AuTHOpIEED TO Ooraoap"-"Two
women have been °olleating money for
The Hospital for the Sick Children in
Seaforth and neighboring town. The
management of that institution warn the
public that the Hospital bas no °olieotore,
all oontrlbutione being voluntary."
Thanking you for any trouble you may
take in bhie matter.
Faure faithfully,
J. Roes NOMMTaoN,
Chairman of the Trust.
Tam Mitchell Advocate of last week
says, of a young lady well known here 1-
On Sandey evening last the oongragation
of Trinity bhorob was favored with an
unusually pleasing Bolo by Mies Zetta
Ferguson, of Tesewater, who is at present
the guest Of 112re. Adam Konig. Mies
Ferguson has a remarkably etrong volae
for a y0a0g lady and though °lily Andy-
ing
indying for a short time ber singing may be
ranked with that of a number of the
leading artiste of today.
DEDICATION AND PitIOMMTATION.-Thnre.
day 0verneg of next week Western Star
Lodge will have a somewhat nn.
tent program viz that of dedication of
the epaciofte ROW Hell and even a more
intereeting item, the presentation of a
Veterans' medal to Wm. Martin, One of
the ail of eat and most f
d faithful hies of the throe
linkere. Ceremony will be confined to
members of Western Star and visiting
brethren. Lunch will be served at thr
close, Grand Master Blewetb, '0f Lie.
towel, will be in oberge of the preeeod.
Inge.
A. 0. Dimas shipped a oar of °atbte this
week to Toronto.
Tum fleet real tenon of Wintry westh•
et made itself felt on Tuesday night and
Wednesday morning of last week,
Tes fires sleigh of the enema was in
town on'rhureday. It belonged to Jee.
Bolger, Morris.
Benseets oheeae factory oleeed down
Its Week for this eeaeon. The batter
department is still runuiog. They have
,bad a goad eeaeon.
Moaner evening of next week all the
members of the .Degree Team, Western
Star Lodge, I. 0.0. F. are asked to 18551
at tbeir Hall at 8. u'olcok without tail.
Dimcxarc light% wirl be planed at the
trout and gide doors of the Methodist
churn and also in the bores shed, This
should add to the comfort and 00aven•
ienoe of those attending.
A NEw ioog dietaace telephone hat
been iuetalled iu Toe Pon Pablisbiot
Sam. Our No. is 20. Auytbing in the
printing line or .an stem of news will
receive our prompt attention.
Soli Our. -Moore Broe. disposed of
their furniture stook to Broadfoot & Box,
of Sealorth, thio week, The senior mem
ber of the Moore firm will be in town for
it few months if not Inger.
DR. BUTLER, speoialiet, will be ab the
American Hotel, Brneeele, Tlrnreday Dee.
7th, when he will be pleased to have
pereono desiring hie profeesioual skill
or advise, °all and Bee him.
loseowEL Business Oollege is doing
better than ever before, having a larger
attendance than ie any pre71008 year.
It ie steadily growing in favor with the
people. llany of its graduates are filling
good positions.
CORREcTioe, Io the advt. of Mesere.
Fergue00 & dose, on page 4 of this iseae
which alga appeared last week, in the
seaondi tem the 'Venetian broad. cloth
should read 48 instead of 8 inches, and
the prion of mane' colored cambric ehirte
reading 52.00 abonld be 31.00.
NDTHIN° special transpired at the Town
Oouooir meeting oo Monday evening,
The onetomary batch of accounts was
pained and the tree use of she Town Hall
granted to the County Council which is
to convene here on the first Tuesday of
December.
IN Hie STETS.-Thie popular end high
ly prized story by Rev. Mr. Sheldon,
will be reprodneed on Saturday evening
of this week in the Town Hall, Bruseele,
illaetrated by many views. In addition
there will be exhibited a large and well
minted number of moving pictures.
Doors open at 7.80 1 enbettainment will
comment, at 8 o'clock. The admission
fee has been planed within the reach of
all.
BACK 0Rum DAROTA,-Peter Stewart
arrived here the, week from Langdon,
North Dents, whither be went to assist
in the harvest of hie crop, hie tarme being
worked on shares. He ,aye the crop was
cot me good as usual, wheat averaging
from 14 to 18 hnahels per sore. Straw
was light and sample good. Price 77
oente. Oats ran from 40 to 65 bushels to
the acre end was selling at 18 to 20 05n5e,
Barley turned 30 to 85 boeheie to the aore
and sold at from 80 to 35 oents. Mr.
Stewart's Drop wa. 6,000 buebele of wheat
4,600 of oats, and 900 of barley and ebout
60 tons of hay. The majority of old
Buranitre were said to be prospering.
We are worry to hear that Harry Dun/aril's
eon, Jimmie, wait down with typhoid
fever and a daughter had been ailing
from a nervone trouble, but we hope they
will soon be o. k. Mr. Stewart was op
to North Battleford distriot, 700 milee
Weet of Winnipeg He hae 640 scree
of 0, R. land 85 miles, North Weet of
there 2 mllee from a station palled
Stringer. Tbrre was 6 inohee of sooty
there when be left. He says North
Battleford le a phenomenal town even
for the Weet, 15 ire growth, The orowde
of people there looking up land le simply
wonderful. 85 cents is paid for eleepbog
on your coat or blanket on the betel flour,
Land is Belling at 312 per mare, The
majority of the semen appear to be
Amerfoane. Mr, Stewart win spend the
Witter here with hie wife and family,
Wmc NOT PRmee sol IT Jaso Now. -The
Temperaooe workere and adeem/tee in
Brneeele wbo ware interested in Loon
Option Lave decided to allow it to lie in
abeyance in the meantime although they
had about 100 names on petitions for
presentation to the Council bat did not
deem that sufficient moral backing to go
into a campaign, It was not taken op
early euough to get people interceded in
time before Ooonail met last Tuesday,
numerous ratepayers pleading ign°raut
00 to understanding the An. Some dia•
approve of Local Option believing that it
does not oompaes enough. The diene.
sin of the question hae .awakened a new
interest in temperance movements and a
better eeforoemeot of the present law
will be demanded in this Inspeotorate,
It is said Inspootor Olegg's attention bee
been Dulled to entail) phaoee of iofrsobione
and he will no doubt attend to them,
Wonderful things are promised, prelim.
inert' to Parliament, by the Ontario
Legislature in greater etriotures to site
License Amt and the results will be care.
fully and keenly. rvatebed. The Temper.
mutt people are not the only ogee on the
alert as the following from' The Wine and
Spirit Journal edirorlally says In a
message to the hotelmen or the provin50,
It deolarms that the trade menet now fight
for Ito very existence, and that to do tilte
fonds are neosueary, "Fonda meet be
raised and force feeM the forcing of in.
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Standard Bank of Canada
r`]. F3TA.101.,TS ';55 1672
SVRPLDB, 0R RESERVE 'POND $ 1,000000
TOTAL A8SETe OVER 10,000,005
. eueral BaAlting Sassiness 00rn,iltei ctevd
--`-'v$AV/NGS BAN6C�'a
Accrued interest is added to acsonnts every six menthe and brae nee polooipel,
Joint Deposit Aecottnle-A SPECIAL CONVENIENCE to use In our Savinee 110.
tterinocit is the "Joint llepos[t" aeo0unb. Money may be deposited or withdrawn
by either mate two members of the houeehold. This eyetem le a great OODven.
lance to many residing in town, but more portloularly so to farmers, as in the latter
mase whotlisr man or wife oom5e to town either onn attend to the Banking, An.
other feature of 1118 eyebolt 1e that 10 nee of the death of either party the money
eau be withdrawn by the eurvivor without 8550, We will toll you mem about our
method, if yon will. kindly 0all or write.
nlnrrted j 'omen mud ,!!sutra may make and withdraw deposits without the ln.
5507800108 of any person.
SALE NOTES CASHED, COLLECTED or may be left for SAFE•IIEEPING
only for which no charge Is made.
YOUR BUSINESS will receive our oareful and oonrteoue attention,
A. O. MACFARLANE, Ann.
Auction Sale
51 HEAD
OHO/CE STOCK srEERs
—AT—
Dick's Yards, Seaforth
---ON --•
Saturday, Nov. 18th
AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Ten menthe' credit will be given on
furnishing approved joint notes. A die-
eouut of 5 per cent. per annum willbe
allowed for cash,
GOVENLOOK & ABOHIBALD,
PROPRIETORS,
T, BROWN, Auctioneer.
oreaeed liquor sales," says the Journal.
"All incentive to discourage excessive
drinking le gone. All induoemente to
wont capital iu improvemeuts for the
oomfort of the travelling public le scat-
tered to the winds and the liquor traffic
falls back to the very standard from
whiob the Government, baoked by the
61505 rate, ie trying to raise it. Unless
very vigorous and well directed local
opposition is brought into existence, the
Local Option by-law will carry in, per-
haps, one-third of the 000etitueooiee,"
FIRST TERM EXAMINATION
BRUSSELS SCHOOL,
CONTINUATION CLASSES.
Bone 1 & 2
Fon III -Examined in Chem, Gr„
Lit., Lat., Phys., Eao., Alg. Tot. 700.
"S MoQaarrie ..580 B Bryane 474
"B Moses 557 J Armstrong ,.472
"M Eliot 644 E Cameron ,.406
F Fraser 522 J Elliot 420
J Rands 494 W Steveneon,.396
PORN II -Examined in Alg. Gram.,
Lit„ Lat., Phys., Ar., Chem. Tot, 700.
"L Lemont „ 563 H Hogg....., ..378
L 8traohan514 0 Speir 870
N Sperling ....447 T Dark 856
G Ros
e 443 T Hunter 834
H Young 414 S Armstrong -330
M Fear399 G Ewan . 326
T Zimmer 379 G Barron 280
Fon I -Examined in Hist., Ar., Gr.,
B. IL, Alg., LH., Geo. Total 700.
"M Brothere.... 620 P Backer 426
"I Frain 686 L Sinclair ....416
"K Deadman 570 E Evans . 890
"W Straohan 646 0 Holmes 887
"W Henderson 546 G Robb 886
"F McKenzie , .629 L MoOraohen • • 888
"G Armetrong.•520 0 Bell •,.•879
T Wilson....,.511 B Whitfleld875
J Robb 477 R Sinclair 870
8 Stubbs 473 V Wilbee 869
R Shaw........ 471 J Cunningham 366
O Scott 455 K Harbottle....841
A Speir 443 W Turnbull....389
T McDonald 434 M Dunbar ....287
J Wilton 429 W MoUntobean 264
J Elliot 428 M Menary ....271
Miss BoneoreoN
" Honors, J. H. CAmmnoN, Prinoipal.
PUBLIC SCHOOL
ROOM 8,
Et/Tama-Examined in Arith., Hiet„
Geo•, Gram., Spall., Read•, Pliye.
Total 650.
"J Leokie 698 "3 Wilton 498
"0 Denbaw....5613 F Scott 240
"97 Birt 568 S Amen 6 236
"5'rmetrong..568 E Ewan 280
"T Cober A. 688 W Saotb 211
"II Wilton 506 J Wilbee 187
"A Forrest ....503 N Forrest 144
"H Moore......408
3e.1V-Examined in Arial., Hist.,
Geo„ Read., Phys„ Spell,, Gram.
Total 660.
"J Henderson ..517 I Barkley 882
"F Scott 616 0 MoMillan....845
"K Anent 491 V Walker 838
DeW Cosens..484 0 Gerry 800
M Sones 479 B Leokie . 297
B' Curry 460 F Gerry .......292
A Robb 457 E Cober 288
N Ewan 419 33 Walker 180
WO AtaBalint 409
415 E Wilbee 87
pulse K. Winos, Toaohor.
Ron 4.
Sit. III -Examined in Spell., Aritb„
Gram., Lit., Hist., Comp„ and Geogg.
Total 700.
°E Deadmao.•689 J Armstrong .,522
"8 Speiran —.695 ..695 It Denman 618
"E Plum 891 S Foie 514
"E Gilpin 609 H Mooney ....498
"13 Wartviolt608 C Lowry 492
"H Armetrong..598 fI Wilbee 489
"13 Walker ...,578 W Siiarliog.,.,481
"S GarryWilton 560 38 Somers 416
561 Winnie Long ..489
"E
"13 Barrie, , , , , , 554 H Campbell. , ..880
"0 Leokie..., .,649 L Lamont ,,.,878
"M Tbonleon 648 W 11Iiller......046
"Willie Long 642 W Aialay..,...2201
"V Ainley 541 0 Jaeksen 29
Ja. XII•--Examided in Spell,, Aritll.,
Gram,, Llt., Comp, and Geo. Total 646.
00MeDonaid ..411 L Bateman .837
G herr 898 It MnOraoken..815
R Heide , • •891 Ei Amettt 291
I Straohan ...,880 18 Lament ,..,290
W Kerr 875 W MaLaehlan..285
S Burgess 871 P Dark 284
F Stubbs 865 F Robb 249
M Thomeon.•..334 W MoKay ,,218
E Platt 843 M Burgess ..,.183
Miss D. M. Shins, Teacher.
Room 5
SR, II -Examined in Aribh., His.,
Geo., Spell., Comp., Lit„ Ment. Total
700.
"A Moore 020
"Hazel Lowry578
"0 Crooks .,520
S Brothers .. , 495
H Simmons ... 495
N Fox 454
H Lowry 437
✓ Rose 482
E Barkley 432
A Wilton 427
H Burgess,. ,412
Jo. II -Examined in Aritb., Goo.,
Spell., Comp„ Lit., Mem. Total 700,
"T Deadman „591 G Colvin 400
"J Habkirk ••..586 T Snider 390
"S Turnbull....570 W Lott 885
F Lowry 492 8 Moore 380
M Edwards,...488 J Jackson 868
E Toole .....468 H Walker 360
I MoLaohlan,. 467 0 Crone 354
W Harris 466 P Thuell 352
R McKay 467 G Jamieson.... 212
L Lowry 484 M Biobap 211
L Ballantyne ..480
Mies M. T, Downer, Teacher,
eon 6
Cites V. -Total 500.
"A McLauobiin 478 E Lowry 347
"R Barkley ....425 J Elliott 335
"B Wilbee 401 8 Sample 897
"0 Cober 887 W Denman....316
L Holmes 868
0LAee IV-Total500.
"W Armstrong 489 "0 Edwards.., .878
"A Roe 485 H Work 247
"H Fox 400 B Herr 229
"P' Wood 428
Orgies I Excellent -,T Ballantyne, L
Burgess, L Jackson, J McLaughlin, R
Sinclair, Good -H Crane L Mo-
Oracken, V Sinclair.
Ores II Excellent -M Mercer, I
Toole, 8 MoLauohlin, R Stewart, L
Ament. Good -B Campbell, M Carter,
R Hewitt, T MaLeuohlin. Fair -R
Carrie, L Snider.
Cues I ExoelIent-L Philips, 0
Crone, Good -W Somers, J Jamieson,
Fair -G Snider, W Harkuese, E Burtod,
Mies dzartHumane, Teaoher,
Business less Locals.
•
OomsonTABLE dwelling to let or sell,
Hard and soft water, every oo5venie00e,
Possesion can be given by Nov, lat.
I. 0. Riosenns.
SunezeoNe.-If your carving knives Or
any edge tools need Sharpening I have
invented and am using the 1at065 sharp.
ener that can give that easy, Sweet, keen
(tutting edge. T. McGann, Mill et.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mre. 0. H. Broadfoob is visiting in
Seaforth,
Bios Pearl Lowry nae taken a
Situation in Toronto.
Geo. Thomson is visiting in Gait and
Hamilton this week.
Mre. Fnneton le making a visit with
friends at Underwood.
Mrs. Leokie and Bob and Jack spent a
few days in Toronto last week.
Will. Lowry, of London, is enjoying a
week visiting relatives and Mends in
Brneeele.
W. H. Mori, who was home on a visit
for a few weeks, left for Calgary on
Thareday,
Mrs, Will. Gillespie has been ander the
dootor's one this week but we hope she
will soon be convalescent.
George MoLamohlin, has returned this
week to hie Situation at Fort William.
He came home owing to the demise of his
lather.
Mies Norma Vanetone, Of,Wingham,
has returned from New York where she
wee studying the wonderful art of china
painting in its latest desigue,
Tuesday of thle week Hazel Simmone,
underwent a medical operation for the
removal of a fatty tardier and abeoese,
which we trust may eventuate In great.
ly improved health.
We are sorry to hear that Andrew
Ooaeley, who le now at Oaonington,
Manor, N. W. T. ie nob enjoying very
good health and is now waned to bed.
Hie many old friends herehope he will
non be convaleeoent.
Tam Poor extends a cordial welcome to
Alex. Stewatb and family in their moving
to Brusselsifrom their farm, 8th con,
(grey. Mr, Stewart baa purchased the
reeidenoe recently ocanpfed by Jno,
Cober for which be paid 31000.
Mr. Hsllingohead, of Dutton, and
Wm. Blake, of Petrolie, were in town for
a 0ouple of days on business with the
Oil Prospecting 00, here, Mr, Hollings.
head is Se0y-Trea0. of the Talbot Oil
Oo, Dutton, and Mr. Blake Ie an all
expert.
Mies Jane Mitchell will leave on ri0n
day of next week for Wallaee, N, W, 'T.,
where ber father and other relatives ere.
She nae rented their home here. Mre.
Wm. Glass will a000mpany her intending
to make her home in the West, We
wteh them a sale and pleaoaotjourney,
Mrs. Fanny Hogg Who will be 87 years
of age if she lives until April 29110, is e
smart pennon for ber yearn, I8 le 60
years eines elle moved to Morrie township
with hey husband Who died 18 38are 580,
Mre, Hogg has lived in Brttnnele fee the
past 18 years, She i0 the sole survivor of
a family of 9, one of Whom attained to 91
yeur5,
.r.) -R. METROPOLITAN BA
CAPITAL -Pail up
REiSEItVE !FUND
Directors
REV, 11, li. WARDEN, D. D„ 8. S. MOORE,
President, Vioe•Prsefdent,
Teaa, m1ADeUAW, 0,0.6, RMS 110ri0n pin, W, tt0RT0nn710 006100, 01.0, D. R, Tnom000, R, 0,
JOHN 000100130006
HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO
W. D, ROSS - - GENERAL MANAGER
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Drafts Bought and Sold. Farmers' Notes Dismounted,
31,000,000
31,000,000
Interest at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all enure of 51 and uitwarde
Ditetssime MUNCIE
A. E. MELLISH, Menagor..
We are very sorry to lose
Jno.Oober and family from Bros.
Bele, Mr, °ober has a situation in a
Guelph Carriage Faotary and Mre, Cober
and Elsie will visit for some months wibh
relatives and friends before resuming
housekeeping. They have the good
wishes of many old friends in this loos!.
ity who hope to see them return to Brae•
Bele.
Jinx Lang and Mise Elsie Wilton
are away to Cedilla°, Michigan,
attending the golden wedding of Wm.
and Mre. Kiser, who were residents of
Grey 14 years ago. Mre. Kiser is an
sant to Mr. Long, being a sister to the
late John Long, of Grey. The old
friends of Mr, and Mre, Kiser extend
hearty oongratalnbione•
14A1e.Max3E170,
BRYANB-MILLER,-In Grey, on Nov.. let.,
at the residence of the bride's
mother, by Rev. E. F. Armstrong,
B. D,, Mr. John A. Bryan, to Mies
Belle Miller, all of Grey township.
PEA0001C-J00N5TON,-On Nov, let, in
Jobneton'e oborah, Morrie, by Rev,
me Geo. Baker, Miss Sarah 3, Joboeton
_ to Mr. James 0. Pea000k, both of
Morrie.
WELSH -Cote. - At "Riverayde," Ethel,
on Nov, let, by Rev. Mr. Alfred,
a5eieted by Rev, E, F. Armstrong,
Mr. Joseph F. Welsh dc• Miss Eva
F., second daughter of Mr. and Mre,
B. S. Cole,
OREaAR.- In Bineoarbh, on Nov, 2nd,
Jeaoet Orem, beloved wife of Alex,
Orarer, formerly of Brussels. •
LAIim. In Ethel, on Nov. 8th, James
Laird, aged 80 years, 9 months and
15 days,
Yount -At the family residence, Stan•
ley, on On 27th, Alice Jane, beloved
wife of Jae. H. Young, aged 55 years
8 months and 4 days.
8T.TCTSO10T
Fn0AY, Nov. 10ro. - Farm stook,
Lot 8, Oon. 11, Grey. Bale at 1 p. m.
Mre. E. Dickson, proprietress. F. S.
Scott, 500t1onee0.
SATan0AY, Nov. 1lth.-Farm stook, im-
plements,' &o., at Si Lot 23, Con. 6,
Morrie. Sale at 1 o'otook. Jae. Sharp,
prop. ; F. 13, Scott, an.
WeeNEBDAY, Nov. 16th, -Farm, farm
stook, implements &a. N i Lot 12, son. 7,
Morris, Bale without reserve, at 1 p. m,
Patriob Agin_,„ prop. F. S. Soott, auo.
FRIDAY, ov. 17th, -Farm stook,
implements, 40., Lot 22, eon. 10, Gray,
Sale unreserved at 1 p. m. J, W. Sanders,
prop, F. S. Scott, no.
THOnsJAY Nov. 16TH, -Farm stook,
implements, &a., Lor 30, Oon. 9, Morris
twp, (adjoining Walton,) sale unreserved,
at 1 p. mo George Christopher, prop,
Thos, Brown, aao.
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05555155I15 M.dR=nerW'Ee,
Fall Wheat 72 78
Barley 40
Peas 60 66
Oats 32 38
Butter, tube and rolls17 18
Egge per dozen 18
Hay per ton 5 00 6 00
Flour, per bbl 5 00 5 50
Hoge, Live 5 15
Wool 23 28
Salt, per bbl., retail 3. 00 70
Potatoes per bus 86 '40
Apples (per bbl.) 1 60
STOCK FOR SERVICE
PULL FOR SERVICE. — THE
undersigned will, keep fox 0007100 on
Lot 8, Oou. 0, Grey, the thorn' bred Durham
bull “Merry Amer,"who won the sweep.
at } Fa Perms- 32,80
for grade (ems and $9,00 for Drams,Pmdigroe may be
Been on application.
DONALD ROBERTSON,
18 Proprietor.
Stratton Stratton
Absolutely Safe
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In North, or South or East or
West,
Stratton's Prices and Goods aro
always Best.
ALL and see our New Goode. Style,
Finish and Quality --Everything
that is found in an up-to-date Jewelry
Store and at Right Prioee.
As for Repairing I will not mention
it as I find eliot it's good moults ben in-
creased my repairing daily;
A11 Goods and Repairs fully Guaran-
teed.
840
retton
THE UP-TO-DATE JEWELER.
Sign of the Golden Clock.
Two houses for sale, also a good cow,
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN
nBPINGTONS FOR SALE—
Oookereln and Pullets. Sale will o0n.,
items for two weeks, oommouofng Saturday,
Nov. lltb. 700. WRIGEIT, Brussels.
rri VPO THORO' -BRED DUB-
-L innr Pun 0n1yos for sine, prism wie-
ners at Bruseele Pair, One a roan and the
other red. 10 months old, D. /1011E110 -
SON, Lot 8, Don, 0, Grey, or Brussels 0, 0.
ACRE r'ARM FOR SALE
�ff�� IJO bring 85 Lot 18, Con.4, Morrie,
About 80 aeree are ()leered, Whoop in bush
There ie a frame house, hank barn, driving
shed, °robs rd. &o. Plenty o' good water.
oouveuient to school au2 03 miles from
llrnesels. Possession ono be given Mani)
let; Dor further particulars se to price,
tame, &0., apply to A. J. LO W RY,
18.0f Dimwit!.
No Question
About It !
Wo enjoy to a rare degree the con.
Adonis) of our austomore, Thla eon.
Silence ie the product of experience,
Those who trade with us regularly
have learned to know they can
depend upon getting the best goods
and cervica.
When you want drugs or have a
pro0oriptiou to bo filled and desire
Ito have absolute assurance at per -
feat service kindly remember this
store. Yon will never have reason
bo regrot planing your oonfldonoe with
DRUG STORE
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1►/1 TSS TATE MoKINLJtY—
10 A pupil in venal music of Mrs. Om' -
ton, of Detroit, is prepared to give Linnet -
tion in vocal musk and the violin. Terme
on application,
Bank Shares.
To th°90 looking for a P'Ia9T-ones, in yea t.
meet l bog to env that I bavo still a num-
ber of STERLING BANK shares for sale at
Bret price. Call early if you want a few
shares. J. LE05IE.
Brussels, November lab, 1005,
Our oSt tock, of Men's Fur Coats,
Caps, Mitts, Etc., is now complete We
are showin4 a larger and more com-
plete range than ever before.
Mon's Coon Coats
$137 50 43 00 45 00 55 00 60 00
Men's Wombat Coats
$18 $20 $22 $25 $26 $30 $32
Men's Wallaby Coats
$17 $18 x;22 $25 $30 $32 $35
Mon's Black Dog Coats
$17 00 $20 00 $22 00
We also have a number
of High Grade
Furins.
L d eoats
in stook at Rock Bottom Prices. Select
your Fur Coat early and get first choice of the
Best Assorted Stock of Men's Furs in Brussels.
Ire are Ready ! Are You ?
E. C. BUIFORD SDI
The only Exclusive Clothing and
'furnishing House in Brussels.
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