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THURSDAY, NOV. 80, 1905, superseded by anything (Weide the
eitiee.—Lodge meets every Thursday
evening.—Grand Meister Blewett and
A DELIGHTFUL TIME Bro. Powlev will alweys be welcome.—
Noble Grand Jones fills the head chair
AT WE8TERN I$TAR. with ueetness and dispatek—Bro.
lataairi laASTra ELEWETT AMONG
TGE GUESTS.
The members of Western Star Lodge,
No. 149, 1, 0. 0. F., Brussels, held an
At Home in their new and commodiona
Efala in Tim Poe a blook, on Thursday
evening, 16th inst., wbioh proved to be
One of the moat enjoyable and sueoessfnl
Inuotions in ire history. Brethren were
present from Wingbam, Wroxeter, Gor•
rie, Atwood, Lietowel and other pinata
• and among the notables was tbe worthy
Grand Blaster, Bro. Blewett, of Listowel,
and Bro. Joe Powley, of Toronto.
After the initiation of a oudidate, in
whiob the Degree Team came in for many
compliments, the noteworthy proceeding
of preeenting a Veterans' Jewel to Bro.
Wm. Martin took place. Noble Grand
Jones palled on W. H. Eerr to reed the
following address and the Grand Master
pinued on the Jewel, offeriug words of
hearty greeting and oomplimeotary
referenoe to the reoipient :—
Mr. Wm. Martin
DRAB BRO.—We, the Offitiers and mem-
bers of Western Star Lodge, No. 149, I,
0. 0. F., deem it 10 great pleaeare to have
the opportunity of congratulating you ou
your Silver At nivereary ae an Odd
Fellow. That yon were an odd fellow
before you became an Odd Fellow none
will doubt who have the pleasure of your
aoqualute.noe and yet it ie a good thing to
Peel assured that you never meant any
woree than you said. Our ritual wisely
remark+, "Olen are not always to be taken
as they appear," end so yon have our
hearty abeolution. Yoor faithfutness to
dray Ina been recognized by everybody
aud your punotuality to opening the door
eo that the brethren might enter and
"depart in pea.oe" often eucouraged
°there to a deeper intereet in this noblest
of Orders. Veterau Jewel preseutatione
will never grow wearisome, owing to the
infrequency with whioh these pleasing
functions 0000r but you are too well
eeaeonad to think that we are speaking
words of flattery when we say rarely does
the recipient Merit the honor more than
yourself, if hard work and oonsietent
efforts cont. We hope you may long be
spared to wear the Jewel— whose goldeu
material bespeaks the gennieeneas of the
friendship and good will of the Matinee
to you—and we believe when you are
through with it that your —we can't say
son—friends will oherieh it ae a memento
ot an honest man, who endeavored to
exemplify the true meaning of Friend-
ship, Love and Truth. That you, may
enjoy many happy years yet with West.
ern Star Lodge in their way quarter+ is
the hearty and unanirnons wish of your
BRETERRN.
Bro. Martin, although refusing to Maim
ability as a speechmaker, made a mom
appropriate reply in expressing hie thanks
for the gift and gave sage advioe along
the line at pointers' to endue greater sue.
Gess for the years to come. Bro. W. E.
McCracken was asked to supplement
the reoipient's remarks which be did in
grand and eloquent style in which Bro.
Martin's Of te and goner) were emphasized
"He'a a jolly good fellow" was rendered,
in double forte, as Bro. Martin nomad
hie seat,
A choice program ensaed, with W. H.
Kerr in the chair, couaisting of short,
pithy, well directed, congratulatery and
commendatory addreeees to the brethren
and the oommodious, modern, aon•
venient and home like appearance of the
. new Hall were oommented upon by Bro.
Terhnne, of Listowel Bro. (Rev.)
Westgate, of Atwood ; Bro. Powley, DI
Toronto (who had so much to do it the
reeneoi tenon of Western Star 6 years ago) ;
Bro. (Rev.) Oeterhoat, of Wroxeter ; paid
Grand Master Blewett. The latter was
particularly happy in his remarks aim
urged still greater entbusiaarn in the
noble work being done by the- bretbreu
of the three lioks. In speaking of the
growth of the Order be gave the follow
ing interesting stationing up to January
let, 1605 :—
Subordinate Lodge Members $ 1 217 145 00
Enoaammeut • ... 377 839 00
Rebekah 474 059 00
Total number of persons belonging to the
Order, 1,2.20,621,
Net !nonage during year 1,004
Subordinate Lodge Members 65,744
n ampmeu 0,990
Rebekah 26,291
101ineremte, total 102,100
Net daily inereaee subordiu alae over 200
it at " in all BOO
Relief in 1004 paid $4,030,744.06, or over $120e
per day,Sundays tut:hided
TOtal Relied paid between 1830 and 8105,425,-
778M.
Invested funds of Grand and Subordinate
Leave acclimated to $37,040,071,10 on Dea.
alst,1904.
N000. et increase since Dee.31, 1902, over MOOG,-
Songa were well sung by Bros, J. G,
Jones and R. 0. Davies and a inhale
trombone Bolo rendered by Bro. W. A,
Gramm with piano r000mpanimeut by
Bo. T, A. Elawlsins. After a hearty
vote of thanks to the Grand Master and
other visiting brethren, which wee fittingly
responded to by the former, the Nanny.,
Anthem wee sting with a gusto that left 110
one in doubt ail te the loyalty of the mug.
atere.
' An adjournment was then made to
the American Hotel, aeon the steeet,
where simper was in wititiog, 00y -
ere being laid for 80.1 Mine horde,
Mclennan & Ittoodfoot, had everything
in apple pie order and from the tempt
ing bivalve, down to the Mealy prepared
demerit the moat epioarean teeth wart
whined. A vote of thanks was paeeed
to the proprietore and ladies after wbioh
"Good night Ladies" and "Should auld
oaquainterne be foegot," with joined
.haude, were heartily given arm the
large company dieperled "Happy to
meet, gorry to pert, hoping to meet
again."
0,107141 2,0110e.
Brae, F, 8, SOO, and B. Leatberdale
were arearere ;of tVeteettn jewele be.
tin all» give the most of them WM
ers on Oonstitutiottal pointe.—Tbe
Degree Teem do their work in good
etyle.—Thnell Brea, very kindly 00n
tinged the eleotrio light louger than
neral to add to the comfort and °maven.
Mune of the brethren.—If anybody Rake
yon Octet Grand Master Blewett you
cien eay for Brueeele Odd Fellows that
"he's all right."—If Joe Powley does
not climb to the top of the °Medal lad•
der there meat be something wrong with
the other fellows.
Who is to Blame P
To the Editor of,T10 Pinar :
MAR SIR,—I wish to draw your at.
tentiun, eapeoially that of the Village
Council, who should be the custodians
of the penoe of the town, to the period•
coal 000ttaione of rowdyism which 000nr
ad to frequently at night on the street+
of our vitiage. 1 am not one of tboee
who lay all the sine and evile of in-
temperance at the door of tbe 130101 -
keeper, bot this innob I em We in say-
ing, that the hotelkeeper is very tintioh
responsible for the introdnotion of Looal
Option and agitation for prohibitory
legisletion. Were hotelkeepere to adhere
strictly to the license lawe peace loving
Gaines tonal not see the same neoeseity
for a change. Sunday morning, 19th
inet. at 2 o'olook, two or three youths, evi.
dently ender the influence of John Bar.
leyoorn, paraded the etreete squealing,
yelling and kidding everything kickable,
aka very detnous from the bottomless
nit. Now, is it not a reasonsble in.
formica that theee youths obtained abaft
ficeweter at one or more of the hotele In
tbe town I am perfectly justified in
ooruiug to this conclueion, beceetee I
know for a faint, there were young men
drinking in a hotel in Bowls, et the
same hour on the same Souday morning.
treat this will mit as a warning to all
partiee concerned, espeoially to (bat
youth with the demoniac voice and pug.
naolous fest. He may "squeal" once too
ono to the tune of $5 and mete. Thank
ing you for your valuable space, I am
Faure for order,
ANTI-ROWDYIBX.
T h 8 Western Provinces.
IN the Editor of THE POST:
DEAD EDITOR.—having spent over two
menthe in what le often called llThe
Urea; West," I will give, through tbe
einumus of your valuable paper, a few of
my ideas about the preseut progress and
taws possibilities of those Provinoee ol
oar fair Dmniuion, to those who are
always anxione to read something of
that part of Canada. Of all iodustriee
farming is generally considered one of the
moat profitable. Many femora who
settled there later than twenty years ago
with small (Apnea Borne on land grown
wild 660313 shrubs and poplar, sthiell was
very hard to break, are now very wealthy.
.Che usual eize of farmie 390 sores, at.
though quite a number have 480 or 640
aores, While some are making a goon
living on 160 stares. No doubt there are
farmers; in most parte who are not doing
well but we mast admit that saoh are
SEEM in every country, There is also
poor laud, for inetanoe in the neighbor.
hood of Winnipeg and also South 8008 01
Portage la Prairie but femme who
bought low or bush land are finding out
that they cannot compete with those who
dented cm the higher laud. Like all
newly settled lauds the farm buildings
are tether poor, although through Mani.
tribe many Eine barns and bonne may be
aeen. Farm laborere hiring by the year
are wu better off than thole In Outario,
but many young men from Eastern
proviooee, who have bomeeteads, spend
the Winter months there and engage with
a farmer for the Spring and Summer.
Judging by the number of homestead
entries made this Fall one might think
that the good land would soon be ll
1,01.10010 up but the new Provinces are large
enough to support millions of people yea
This year's mop was about the average.
Moat farmers had 20 buthele of wheat to
the aore yet I saw a 50 acre field that
yielded 1600 bushels., Barley sod oats
were also it splendid orop in all pares.
Very littie bay is grown in some parte,
Ole farmers staoking oats fur teed for
their stook.
In the second place I would like to eay
eomethiug about the educational system,
rhe atandard for teaolmie is about the
same as in Onterio except that Third
Omee Certifieates are still issued in
Manitoba; but Alberta and Saakatobewan,
eta a rule, employ none (inept Normai
trained teachers. Every year a large
clamber of Ontario teacthere go there be.
muffle the Normal term ie only four
menthe in Magni and the eolariee are
limiter. Scheele in villages throughout
idanitoba oarry ou Continuation work an
in Ontario while the toeme and cities are
well supplied with Collegiate Inetitutes,
Winnipeg has well equipped Collegeand
Utsiversities.
Perhaps for a few people the real eelate
bueineee preen to be the beat for making
money. This hes been a eplendid year
for the agente, espeolally in Winnipeg,
wbere building sites are in great demand.
This pity bee this year beaten the world's
reoord in number of new buildings tweet.
ed. The oew 0. P. R, elation and the T.
Baton block are among the firma
50 oonolueion San 11 few worde bout
the future 01the West. With its Wins -
Ands of acres of both wheal hind and
ranching teeritoey, new railway lines
being Owletruated, new echoed eeotione
being formed When required by new set.
nen, the majority of the people being of
indnetrione imbibe and a good edueational
eystem having beau established, is ' there
any reaeou why Weetern Ortnada should
not give a good aotionnt of itself in this
20313 ornery, Yours Truly,
(311RVITE.
Nov, 18, 1905.
180 arGill GET litearellie
No remedy cfonid be more prompt and
agreeable than Dr, Hamilton's Pilte. No
matter where you go you'll hear of the
grad +wee they Make. Writing from
Ottawa Mre, 04. n Legere flays ; "For
people itathned to bilicteenefie aud eiak
Unbolt° I don't think there is a remedy
to compare With Dr, Hamilton's Pine,
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Standard Bank of Canada
mwmae..nnaz..,xma-xemzi 1E372
SURPLUS, OR RESERVE KEW $ 1,0781122
TteraL alearirra OVER 16.0011004
..4 ecenerat
1311,111alug Bit slat eisaa 'Ucttri °tea
Anorned Intereat le added to attenuate every six menthe mid 101/1011 OS prIneht. 1.
Joint Deposit Acrittin IA -4 SPECIAL CONYelaintenta 111 aro In our 8. VII/Mi DO.
partment 10 the "Joint Deposit" aceouut, aloof.) may be dimwitted or WI 100,141M
by either of the two weathers of the household. Thai system is a great ecutiu.
fence to Mang residing in town. 1390 03078 'mitten lerly SO to fermiers, es in the latter
wise whether man or wife comes to town either 1801 DI SOW to the Baulang, An-
other feature of the wawa 160110600 ease 06 108 death of either party the money
eau be withdraw,, by the survivor without goat. We 01111,11 700 More shoat our
Methods if you will kindly ealt or wrap.
Married Wonien and Minors may wake awl eithdraw deposits without the lu-
terventiou Of any person.
SALE NOTES CASHED, COLLECTED or may be left for SAFE KEEPING
only for which no obarge is made,
YOUR BUSINESS will receive oar oareful aud courteous etleetion.
A. 0. MACFARLANE, A Germ,
a6MWCPWWW
I formerly bad bilious attaoke about once
a mouth—need Dr. fletroiltonal and
obtained grand results. My stomach hae
bean pat in good order and my health
greatly improved." NI medicine batter
for men, women or children. Try Dr,
Hamilton's Pills, 25 +a per box or five
boxes for $1 00 ab all druggists,
• Grey Council Meeting.
The Council met pursuant to order in
the Township Hell On Monday Nov. 20813.
KS 10 a. nn. The Reeve in the chair and
other membere all present. The min -
0480 of last meeting were read and ap•
proved. _Moved by John Brown
geoonded by D. Johneton that no action
be taken regarding the petition for twee!
Option in this Townebip. Moved in
amendment by William Fraser second•
ed by John Grant that action be
taken in regard to the petition for Local
Option. Motion Gaoled. Moved
by John Grain, emended by D. Johnaton
that the Clerk notify the Con-
traotor's sectarian on all inoompleted
Municipal Drains, that they he well as
the oontraotora will be held responsible
tor the completion of said draioe.
Carried. Duncan Johnston examined
the Mark Manicipel Drain, and reported
that no action be taken in oonneotion
with eaid drain at prompt.
On motion of William Fraser eecond•
ed by John Brown the following mount°
were ordered. to be;paid
Thomas Straohan, gravel
$ 6 60
A. bieLauctilin, work on Grey and
Morrie bdy. and broken plow.. 10 00
O. Raynard culvert and gravelling
on Mill road 5 65
R. Leatbordale table for Treasur•
sr at Hall 4 50
Wm. Menary, drawing tile and
cement onlvert lot 12 con. 10.,., 4 00
R. Miller, repairing &Cobalt bridge 4 00
W. Bowman, farm bridge, Lamont
15 00
drain
W. Games, farm bridge, Lamont 18 00
drain
T. Boat, farm bridge, Lamont
12'90
draio
R. L. Taylor, gra vel'g Ei. R. 3, lot 15 22 56
S. Dunn, gravel 9 40
J, Dunoanson, dilob los 13, con. 14, 3 00
R. Frannie, gravelling and gravel
on Grey and Logan bdy 9 00
0. Pnlittrd, ditch on lot 1, wan. 14 2 50
Jae. Brown, removing timber
from Ethel bridge and teaming 2 00
A. G. Biebop, 2 oemeot culvert°
lot 5 oon 8 3 75
Peter Tarr, °emetic pipe, 14 00
Wallace Township titement pipes 8 20
Obae. Tomkine, clearing award
drain Wallace Bdy. Grey's share 10 25
Ben. Hielop, repairing culvert
Howlett Bdy. Grey's share 1 25
Wm. Hamilton, gravelling lot 7
eon, 2 5 00
George McDonald, shovelling gravel 1 25
John K. Baker, oniVert Hanna
drain 17 00
Jobe E. Baker, gravelling S. B. 6
con, 10 26 75
A. 0. Dames, drain B. 11,. 4 con 15 5 00
Wm. Bell, per order from Gain
& Foga! an 140 59 60 oon, drain
Geo. Hodge, timber for aulvert,
Grey and Logan Bdy 2 60
Nelson Hayden, temporary road
at MaFarlaneat bridge 3 00
Geo. McDonald, gravel 7 20
Luke Spartan, broken plow 7 00
Witliam Mitainell, gravel 14 80
Elnaes °deb, gravel 2 00
Joo, MoOntoheon, gravelling lot
26, con, 2 .. 1 00
Wm. Pollard, ditch and railing on
oulvert lot° 19 and 20 con 6.... 20 76
R. W. Livingston, phone to
Mitobell and Godericsh ..... 60
hristmas
Presents
See our new stook of
Christmas Jewellery, dm.
Here are a few Gifts nit -
able for a Lady :-
-Pearl Set Brooches,
—Diamond Rings,
—Birthday Binge,
—Gem Rings,
—Brooches, Necklets,
—Lockets, Bracelets, '
—Pearl Set Pins, Lace Pins
—Gold Watches,
—Gold Filled Watches,
—Gold Watch Chains,
—Sewel Cases,
—Gold Pens,
—Fountain Pens,
—Sash Pine,
—Souvenir Spoons, Etc.
You must gee the Goods to knave
their beauty and value. We have
bought them direct from the matufac-
Were for spot oaah sad clan save you
money and asSure you quality, We
have the stock and armament, Honed
Goode at oleo prams ea
H. L. Jackson
LEADING JEWELLER,
AN
INVITATION
FOR YOU
We have just opened out a fell stook
of NEW AND BEAUTIFUL XMAS
GOODS. We wish to remind the Publio
that absolutely on all the lines ennmerat-
ed in our new li-t we have Made EM-
PHATIC REDUOTIONS. Therefore,
we claim your support for Buskins Rea-
tions—"Better Goode for Less Money."
You need not go out of our Jewelry store
for all Linde of choiae designs for Wed-
ding and Xmae Presente.
A. cordial Welcome is extended to all
whether on a purehaelug mission or one
of mere inepeotion.
W. P. s t re tton
LEADING JEWELLER.
George Barkley, McDonald bridge
abutments 970 18
William Coats, expensee of hire.
Cornell to Stratford Hospital „ 8 75
Robert Malin, rag, bolte for culvert
Grey and Logan Bdy 1 20
Robert Munn, rag, bolts ouivert ou
Hanna drain 1 80
Robert Mann, rag, bolts 2 20
Robert Mono, tile 75
Joe. Coombs, oontraotor and
Twp'o. portion of inspection Mc-
Donald bridge abutments 33 75
Samuel Burke, gravel 1 20
Moved by Duncan Johnstoo, seconded
by John Grant that the Council do now
adjourn and meet on Friday the 1506
day of Deoember at 10 a. ,n.—Carried.
Jona Molsaose,
Olerk.
HERE IS A CURE FOR
Sleeplessness
Weak, lidstlesS, Sleepless Men and Women
Cared Every Day by Dr. 111111111 1011'S
Plile.
The physical togerIng and mental
angelith that viottms of eleepleiniuses
endure id0 .tieed a sal awry but in Dr.
Eirunittou's Pills there is swift relief
from this awful condition, Thousende
have printed the merit of this grand
Medicine, among them Mrs. G. T. Lyons,
one of the beet known resideute of
Geneva, who writes :—.My health ran
down itud I Wee unable to sleep. 5 heti
beadaehe and pine in different pinta of
my body, in the morning I was weary
and exhaneted—no rest or oomfort came
from the imitates of sleep I got."
"Dr, Herniates Pills braced ,me at
one*. Atter thr first night I got refresh•
ing sleep, that extreme weariness left me
and I recovered very fast."
No medioine I even usegave snob
telling results ae Dr, Hamilton's Mao -
drake and and Buttermilk Pille,"
Don't let eleepieeenerm drive you orazy,
take Dr. Hamittou's Pills and get well.
You will 100rea0e in flesh, your appetite
will be vigorous, force end energy will be
instilled Nita your nervous system.
By nourishing and purifying the blood
and by stimulating the liver and Mom
aoh De. Hamiltou's Pine a000mplish
woriere. Try a 25e. box, or five beetle
for $1, at all dealers, or N. 0. Poleoo
Go., Harttord, Conn., U. S. A., and Xing.
eton, Ont,
Farmers and the Tariff.
Before the Commission in he session
at Toronto meaty farmers spoke.
Thom Mealillan of Hellen, tbe first
speaker, declared witb erephaeis : "The
burden of taxation hae teen reached ao
far aa we are outierued. We are not
prepared to hear of any more taxation on
behalf of any other indnetry in this
Province." He deolated that the Bonne
of Canada's inereened prosperity waa
not in the tOWne and cities, but In the
farms Of 0807 tionntry.
Be quoted authentic figures of the re.
ceipte end txpeudIturee for a year 0010
$14,000 200 acre farm, bee of the beet in
Huron county. The reeeiple, mostly from
cattle old, were 86,081.64 and the expen•
(Mores $4,836,60, the largest Hein being
(tattle bought, leaving a net Wehrle of
$695 14, no allowance being made fur the
wages for any one uf the family.
"Dozens of farmers hi Huron county,"
said Mr. Motailian, "although tbey have
exercieed all their ingenuity and economy
during the !net five yeare, have only been
able to mark lime." He analyzed the
products ol the farm in the Borman of
Incluatriele returns, and ehowed that, de•
duetting that patio° which is led and ie
thereforeoritw materiel, there was lett
$186,500,000 a year, which, divided Among
185,000 farmer% made an average grime
revenue of $788 for One year in Ontario,
"Yon will gee," ha oommented, "that
there ie not very ratloh Muncie of otir be.
Wining mIllioneiree in a abort time."
Evem the Manufaciturers Were depend.
00000 the troll for 70 to 75 per °ant of
their raw =Waal, eo (het the prosperity
of the farming wag of great importatioe
to them torn that etandpoitd, The
fermata were also the largeet purchasers
of the mautdaotker's fluiehed produote.
It Was therefore fair to itelt 110188 111 &villa
making other indeetries be not allowed to
Prey aeon agrioultare, AEI 10 the relit.
tive profit, Nom were quoted to show
that while agrioulture in Canada has four
timoe the ii.vsetnient, three tirnee lte
Melly employees par) two time art
molt Wawa, yet its profits are only one
and two thiree dines as those of the
rnaeufaotures.
Laying down a platform, Ala MoMil.
Ian said a tariff for revenne WKS tleoes•
eery. They strongly approved of the
Britib preferenoe and would like to eee
British gouda, more particularly °lobbing
admitted at the loweet praotioable rate.
No increase should be made on agrioul'
boral implements as they are one of the
farmer's raw materials. He would like e
reduotion, but by no manna an inereitee,
Mr. McMillan resected tthe Massey.
Emote Oo'e. euggeotion that employment
in aity faotories Wad neoessary for the
feriner's ourpine sone, and remarked
that help le already 100 800,088 on farm.
The proposal to levy 45 per omit. ou
extra parte for farm implements was
only another way of putting a prohibit.
Iva duty on implements, aa parts tem nt•
ready dear enough in all ormeatettos.
The duty 1/11 baggies and on wire for
fencing, Mr. McMillan said, le too high.
The Baty of one cent a pound on sugar
ohould be removed, ae labor oonditions
are not suitable for beet sugar making
in Canada.
FALL CATARRH.
Disease 'PrevalentNow Rat Can be
Quickly Cared with Weasel.
A great many people suffer more
with catarrh during the Fall months
than at any other season of the year,
the °henget+ in weather seeming to
have a bad affect upon the disease.
Some of the mires made by Hyomei
seem marvelous when 0110 remetn.
berg that the patienta had suffered
from °March since ohildhood and
that for years they had been unable
to get a good nightie oloep, on Do.
count of the disagreeable tickling
and dropping al the back of the
throat amused by this offensive dia.
ease. A few day's treatment with
Hyomei brought quick relief, and its
continued ase made a complete and
lasting more.
By breathing Hyomei through the
pocket inhaler that oomes with every
outfit, all the air paesagee of the
lenge and throat are tilled with air
ladeu with Nature's own remediee
Me the aura of catarrh. All disease
germs are killed, and the irritated
mnoona membrane is healed.
- The oomplete outfit costs but
$1.00, extra bottles 50 oente. Oom.
pare tbis small expense with the fees
°barged by speOialiets.
If you want obtain Hyomei of
your dealer, it will be forwarded by
mail, postage paid, on reoeipt of
prioe. Write to day for eons/lunation
blank that will eutitle you to servioes
of our medical department without
charge. The R. T. Booth Company,
Hyomei Buildiug, Ithaca, N. Y.
STOCK FR SERVICE
B uLL FOR SERVICE. — THE
undereigued will; keep for service on
Lot 8, Con. 9, Grey, the there' Med Durham
bull, "Merry Amer," who won the sweep-
stakee n4 Bruesela Pall Pair. Penne— $2,00
for grade cows aud $5.00 for Thiamine.
Pedigree may be seen on upplicietion.
• DONALD ROBERTSON,
18 Proprietor.
liVIPORTANT NOTICES
THREE NEW COUNTER
-IL Show Cases for eale, email 0 feet long,
walnut frames and double thlok glass, Lip -
ply to TAR POST, Brussels,
TWO TRORO' -BRED DUR-
.A. mar Bull Oalyoe for Bale, prize win-
ners 01 Brusaela Pah% One 0008 and the
other red. 10 months old. D. I00SE01te-
14003, Lot 8, Con. 0, Grey, or Brands P. 0.
rflEACHER WANTED FOR S.
JL fi. No, a Grey, Huron Clo„ duties to
oommence after Christmek holidaya, Ap-
j,lloatlono, With testimonials, stating salary,
reeeived up to Dedenther lst. Address
W. WORE, Secretary,
lbtf Brussels P.0,
Huron County Council.
The Council of the Corporation of the
County of Enron will meet In the Town
Rall io the Village of Brussels, on Decm-
ber 91,13 next, at 3 o'clock p, 10, All accounts
to come before the Coni.eil must be platted
with the Clerk before this date.
Dated Noy, 20811,1200,
W. LAND, Clerk,
17.110R SALE -14 GOOD YOUNG
beioester Ewes, 4 two-thear Rama, 1
Shearling Item and 2 Ram Lambs. Also 6
young Snort Horn little and a limber of
Cows and eleifers, All ere of the best breed-
ing and A 1 quality. Will be sold at lowest
prices and eaay terms to early buyers,
1). MILND, Ethel.
WARM FOR BALI)) OR TO
-1-HOS t. containing 100 stores, being Lot
8, Con. 2, Grey. Viers is a bank bean and
comfortable brick house on the promises.
Perm is well watered and there 18 n good
orehard, Convenient to school and ehtt0eh,
Por further partioulare apply on the prem.
isos. JOS, oc•ousos,
144f Jameetown P. 0.
nOMFORTABLE RESIDENCE
V and 2 soros of hold for Bale on Walnut
street, Brussele. Brick hofise, good etable,
hard and soft water, emall orchard, &e,
Property In good shape. Immediate posttest -
sloe ean be given. For further particulars
apply on the premiers'.
JOHN MaErileatia
62,46 Proprietor, Brussels.
1.00 t.t?iaRalisijilko oEMF0°0114, BMActrjrz!,
About 80 acres are steered, balance in bush.
There ie a frame holthe, bank barn, driving
abed, orchard, &o, Plenty et good water.
0ouveuient to sobool and Hi mike frown
11thesels. Poasession can be given Meech
Lit, Pot further particulate WS to pries,
terrolea.,11&e., apply te A. J. LOWEY.
Bruesole.
rigNE FARM FOR SALE BE-
L ing Lot 12, 001*. 14, Grey, eontaining
100 woe, 8.1 111 66111,01 SIT 01 Oared f010 WA -
alum in hardavood bunt. Pianae house; new
bank barn. otaboad,Go., on premiere) With
abundance of Spring water, Place is well
folioed; Is It good condition and no waste
tuna, 0081140 (0008 either Boatels or Wel.
tom For further partionlare apply on the
prenalees 011 17 by ratter 00 OranbrOok
NEIL 13177406.I038.101.,,
Notice to Debtors,
in the matter 01 101, Plante of Alexander
liteNittr, tete of the TOWnitlilp et Grey, in
the County of Huron, Merelianb, tleoetteed,
Netted Is hereby elven that all nevem who
are lu guy wey lodebtad to the late Alex.
antler MoNalr, la 11 IS life time, in the Village
of Oranbrook, in the Comity of Huron, wer.
obaut, ;Retorted , are required to settle wad
athottute w1001 the EXaoutora, David
13087 804 Letitia Iforettir on or before the 004
day of Decetuber next. That ell anaemia;
not settled by that date will bo plaited in
suit,
Dated at Godertah this 14th day of Nov-
ember, 4,0.1900,
PROUD.POOT, PAYS & BLAIR,
Solicitors for the said Executere.
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the estate of Alexanaer
MoNair, late of the Township of
Grey, in the Connty of Huron, mer-
chau a deceased.
Notice Is hereby given, puranant to Boyle -
ed 8108000001 Outario, 38117, Clam. FA and
amended Ade, that all ereditore and
others IleVine troy elatine against the pinata
06 0018 ,aid Alexander MeNair, 0>10 ,1101 011
or about the 29th day of (Mob 4,1), 1005,
are required, 011 or before toe BA day of
December, 1900, to amid by poet, prepaid, or
deliver to David TioNair, ot the Village of
Oraubrook tu the Conuty of Eurott, ODD Of
the Exthutore of the Estate of the oibLd
doceased,the Iull parblettlars of their
claims, the statenieut of their 110.
000,18, and the nature of the socuritleefif
any) held by them.
Aud nuthie ie farther give u that after the
said lett mentioned date the said Exeett-
tore will proceed to distribute Um aesets
el the deceased tunougat tee pOSHOS on titled
thereto, buvitte r,gard o,oOy to the 0101108 08
widen theY shell thou have notice and that
the said Executor will nob be liable
for the mete, or ally part thereof, to any
person or paraoua wheee olefins notnie
shall not nave been received by him at the
time of such distribution.
Dated 00 Godertalt tbis 14011 clay of Nov-
ember, A. D. 1905.
P100010 70010, 84108 & BLAIR,
10.3 Foamier for Executors,
S:VIMIED
YOU
OtAPORT)
Having invested in a Hot Water
Heating appavatue I am now in a
poeition to offer you Hot Coffee,
Beef Tea, Tomato Bouillon,
and Chicken Broth at our Bee-
taurant on two minutes' notice,
Thanking you for peat patronage and
hoping for a 0011 Lill 11ILD00 06 70000.
trade, I am,
Yours Very Reepedfully,
J.
e.
KERNEY
TELEPHONE 5
Oysters Served Hot or cow.
r
a r ins
t`
ftU ERY
to-woa,r Hats
GOING AT tow PRIOES
SUCH AS
25c935e1,40c
As 111310 going out of Ladies'
Coats and Mantles Special Re-
duetions will be made to clear
out the stock.
Intending purchesers will end
it to their advantage to call,
Mrs,. IVIc
1)1:10TOGRAPHS of Mende adds
.11.. greatly to the comfort of a home.
HyOWonaiatLymo4d3 without a Photo, of
017Ruplatoricaisealt;learIghb and our Work
r110 get a, Photo. taken mime early in
1 the day.
OfaUR reception 70001and samples' aro
open for inspection.
SIT for year Photo. now before the
Xmas rank
areeueir
H.R. REWER
000
Farmers or Storekeepers
by coining to the -
Brussels Salt Works
eau get any kind of Salt
they require.
Gordon Mooney,
Foreman, Brussels.
D. EWAN & Co.
H US S 1-714 S
Are molting the eUtterS
Finest display of
Ever seen in
Brussels.
Call and See them and get Prices.
FALL AND WINTER
uits and v moats
anittgallanse-a'
If yOU UR thinking of buying a Fall Huit or Overcoat
we will make it worth -your while to ca,11 and see our
new line of Scotch and ilInglish Tweeds and plain and
fancy Worsteds. The nimt Stylish and Serviceable
goods that Can be bought.
Our Overcoats of Fancy Tweeds, Boavc, s,
tons and Cheviots are also on the move and are sell-
ing fast,
We have a large stook of Fancy Pantings. The
price we know will make, you buy.
Cali in and we will be Glad to bhow you what
we have for Little Money
taafitearratAsatiase.
Dodds & abkirk