The Brussels Post, 1905-12-21, Page 4The Votostis Vint.
THURSDAY, DBC. 21, 1905.
Wei wish all our reader° a "Merry
Merry Obrietmas."
PRIMER Some and party won out in
the Saskatobewan Provincial eleotiou It
week And will now proceed with the or•
genization of the new Province,
Now is the time the farmer boys should
be studyiag the pointe iu horses and
cattle along the line ot judging the some
so as to be ready for the eompetitions at
Brnesele Fall Fair in me. The same
beide good in naming apple(' for the
Fair Theee things =not be mastereo
in a day but 0, little information gathered
every day will soon count big. Bobo°
Leathern and parente mu do math iu
aiding in thie °lase of rueful information.
• Poen old Russia is in a bad way am:
apparently going from bad to woree. It
will be a sad Christmas time for many.
The national disaster is not the work of
a day but an soottinalation of wrong do
ing and 111 treatment for many years.
If the persons guiding the ship of State
had been half awake they might have
known what the result of their arrogant
and deapotio oonduot would eventuate
in. Good will come out of the riot atm
bloodshed seep if the promee le terrible
in the extreme.
OOSISIDEAABLIE new interest ie being
awakened In England over the advent of
a Liberal Government and the election
contest will no doubt be a hot one. In
the Cabinet there ie a blending of leading
men who have ethampioned diversifieu
intereets and the results will be watuhed
with the hope that question causing die.
ruption and etrife in the pool will be
dealt with in such a way that the out•
come will tend to the betterment of all
concerned. Many men of note have
accepted office and the combined wisdom
should be for the National weal.
TRIO year the Salvation Army did
oonsiderable along the line of bringing a
good Dian of immigrants to this Conntry.
It was a trial made for the purpose of
future movements. The attempt proven
eo satisfactory that a plan ie now being
formulated to have 10,000 people oome,
including farm help, servant gide teeter),
hands, eto. An ocean steamship hat
been chartered to ren two or more trips
next Spring to oonvey the homeseekers
to our shores. It ie said the people
coming will be the better grade and will
not be made up of serest mate and per.
eons of low repute. There is plenty of
room for the right class and Canada is
the land in which industrious thrifty folk
can prosper.
Ma. BANWELL, the defaulting Crown
Bank teller, bas been leading the de -
totems a lively chase but we fear he wi I
likely take prolonged holidays ere long
with hie addreee as Kingston, Ont. It
it had been 40 oente or even 94.00 taken
be would be Bare to be sent down but a
person who oan ewipe $40,000 is supposed
by Some to be eo clever at financing that
.he ehould not have hie liberty interfered
with. There have been instances that
looked very math like thio bot Mr.
Banwell may not meet with that par-
ticular hazy idea of so called ;wales and
if not the lesson taught him and other
moons untrue to the tend reposed in
them eboald prove fruitful. It is
rather unfortunate notoriety for the new
Crown Bank.
As Canadians we need to plume one -
palest+ over the tact that me a country
we were free from many of the public
ranalities that gave e black eye to our
neighbors but If the coming year brings
to light aa muoh that ie diabolical and
thievish ae 1906 we may well arouse
ourselves to the necessity of demanding
a higher order of oitizenship. The
revelation° brought out in the Courts
blot on our fair land and
little sympathy effintitfl be manifested
for the sobemere and grafters if they re.
eeive what they merit in the way of
good stiff fines, imprieonneent or other
curtailments of rights and privileges
vbioh only ehould belong to people of
probity. Canada is a great actuary but
• its fair name will nob long continue no.
lase righteousnees is demanded and ob.
Seined. The fountain lies in every eiti-
zen's manhood as the Nation will dee no
higher than the individual life.
Brussels Council.
The Statutory meeting ot Bruesele
Council was held on Friday evening.
Minutes of last meeting were read and
permed. rollowing mounts were
presented 2--
A. MoLauchlin, cutlery 926 00
R. Aendorsoo, Warning jurore4 00
Dr, Toole, Medioal Health °flitter 10 00
F.13. Scott salary as Clerk and
mit • 82 00
Municipal World miecellaueous2 31
A. 31. McKay & Co. " 8 85
Wilton &Gillespie " 4 81
T, Ross, fierVi00 at hay soratte19 00
For dump ground • 10 OD
MeLennan & Broadfoot, nate..." 10 00
Gekry &Walkee mithellantmet2 60
W. 11. err, printing 26 00
Moved by J. Cle Jones, emended by W.
10 Stewart that shote accounts be paid.
Corded.
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The qoaetion 01 examiuetion Of Fire
theme otttne up and the mod of the
expert 011101 1111' engine was is fairly good
oundition, lb wiil eeeeive some attention
next Spring. Oounoil then Adjourned.
A CHATTY LETTER
FROM CUBA,
Ma Enerom-Through your valuable
paper 1 :meat like to write to KIM
Mende regarding our trip to Cube, We,
Mr. Olegg ted myself, left Brumels Nov,
21et and arrived in New Yocio atter a 21
hours rum Left New York at two
o'oioak on Tbureday end arrived in
NeVannit 010 Mundey. We sailed by the
Ward line. It, was 0 little rough for 4
day. Pet was lookiug over the rail one
morning when the captain said ',Weak at
the stomach Pat ?" "No begorra I oan
throw as far 00 anybody,"
Havanna is certainly a good city.
About the first ming that takes your
etteutiou 18 the Spanish tongue whioh is
neither mustoal nor entertaining to
Oanadiaus. The harbor is very flue with
the remazus of the Maiue etiokiug out of
the water. A few oases of yellow fever
oame from New Orieaua. Btoppieg it
Havanna three d ay e we took train one hun-
dred mime Weet through the fluest noun.
try I ever saw. Tougue ottunot deeorthe
the seenery. Palm trees as far ae the eye
can see and the faucet lined with fiowere.
reev:op Reid./ un all tides whioh net
about 95,000 per sore. A, friend took tni
luto the thard one of the boye went up
o tree and brought ball e pen of Drawee
from which Le said 14 boxes had already
been picked. There is plenty of good
tend for sale but near trausportation it is
being picked up very fast.
We are staying with an old soldier who
flamed in the British army in Afrioa. He
took as over part of a four or five thous.
aud acre property wbioh is for sale 10
large tete. Jun South, on the coast,
there are two brothers who have five
hundred Hemmed Home not for sale yet.
Any person found eatting hie or making
hay are iiable to imprisonment for life,
As for peeple going math 1 have not Been
emythiug oungertme yet, nor have I seen
O suake. It is fine weather, a little wet
wet late y, Seat about 750 all the time.
Y mire Tru y,
Joan Wiennese.
Pinor Del Rio, Oubs, Deo. 5, 1905.
Sessions of the Peace.
The Deoember Sessions of the Peace
for Huron opened at Godedeh on Toes
day afternoon of last week before hie
Honor Judge Doyle, the docket &insist.
tug of 4 civil cams, 8 jary and one non•
jury, and 8 criminal cams. The grand
jury was termed 01 1115 following gentle
emu : Jae. Alton and Jos. Foley, of
Ashfield ; Wm, R. Belden and Edmund
Gaibreeth, of Howlett / A. J. Goldthorpe,
of Colborne ; 11. W. Ball, Goderioh
John Haetie acid Robert Holland of
McKillop ; Etha, MoVittie, of Hallett ;
Charles Merton, East Wa.wanoth ; Wm.
Pirie, Grey ; aett Robt. H. Pentane and
Ftederiok Waldron, of Steuley.
The jury haviug eteoted A, J. Gold-
thorpe foreman, the Court addressed
them oo the three bills that would be
placed before them by the Conary
Attorney, instructing them what con.
etituted theft, segmented assault and
indeoeot assault, the offences charged in
the bills, and informing the jury that it
was their duty to visit the jail.
The civil cases were : The Robert
Bell Engine Co,, vs. Anderson, an
action to recover the price of a threat:slug
meal:toe engine; Searle vs. Goodall, an
notion by a neher of Ripley, against a
oommission merobent of Wanguam, to
recover damages for supplying a oar of
corn of inferior quality to that agreed
upon. Fleet? ve. Orr, an action to
recover damages for injuries oaused by
being struck with a bus. Davidson vs.
Olendenning, an motion to mover for
eetvioes 08 10 utast: while attending an
invalid. All these were adjourned, none
being ready for trial.
The Grand Jury presented true bills
to the King ve. Mason, theft, and the
King vs. Brindley, aggravated assault,
aud "no bitl" in the King vs. Milligan,
indeoent astault, and then made the
following presetament :
Your grand jurors, for the December
sessions, have to thank your Honor for
your explanatory charge as to what
constituted the offences oharged in the
bilis placed before as by the County
Attorney, and were pleased at your
statement tbat the 000017 0108 emetically
tree from crimes of a serious nature.
We aiso thank the County Attorney tor
1110 oonetesy. We inspeoted the jail and
found the building in exeelient condition;
the prisoners had no complaints to make
and were evidently well looked after.
Your jurors heartily agree with your
remarks Sal to the necessity of proper
arrangements for each grand panel visit.
ing the HOUS8 of Refuge at Clinton,
(Signed) A. J. (401,131110111in.
Foreman.
Hie Elouor, in diaohargiug the jury,
voice strongly in favor of the hot oiause
of the prenutment, shying it watt gaiter
es neoessary to visit that institution ae
tit Vitiit etre ;elle
The case against Brindley Vas given
to the jury, and atter an thence of an
hoar and a half a verdict of guilty was
returned. Hie Honor imposed a floe of
$25 and ooste,
oderickr.
A. U. Todd hits purthafted from
Michael Finn hie two storey frame resi-
derma on Trafalgar' etreet,
A fancy dress ball will be given in the
Oddtellowe' Hall on the evening of Jan.
9th, under the auspices of the Florenoe
Nightingele Chapter of D. 0. E.
At the preparatory service in Knox
church, 44 leeW members were added to
the membership of the congregation, 82
being by oertifleate from ether oburohee,
making an addition of 68 during the year
and bringing the memberehip up to 708.
The death mourned lam Sunday
morning of Mies Campion of
Goderteh from severe borne euetained
on Friday morning at Noreen Hernia'
house Brantford where the was visiting,
Her night robe naught fire from a gad
heater. She ran into the street and
dropped uthoheolons, Tbe funeral took
pleee at Omit:rich. Miss Campion was
well known in moiety.
The partnership in the medioal and
ettrgioal praetioe conduoted by Drs. 3,
L. and W. 0, Turnbull has been dissol.
ved, Dr. S. L. having eold hie letereat to
Dr. A., T. Emettersen, of Claude, Onbe
who, with Die Welter will oontitnie the
preestitie, Dr. J. L, Turnbnll Will remain
Standard Bank of Canada
A
mtieweueenx.xeMeneitme ate72
SURPLUS, 071 R7SeelliVie FUND
1,000 000
'N'OAL altaleTle GYlIR leeeseeee
General 430,4ritioc 413uStrrok4t4 7eraustt </tett
-'s\2SAVINGS BANK4P'
Aeetrued interest le added to noconuts ovary ale months end beeenies prInelpal.
.101111 nieneett Amounts -a SPBCIAL 0003V15hneten10 In nee In our Li:squint Do.
p0511803 00118 ',Jetta Deposit" amount, Money may be deposited or wit11.01011
by either or the two me:there of the housebold, 71111 syatem le a great 0U4501.1.
leoee to many residingl town, but 1818 711 tienlarly so to femora, 110 in the latter
ease whether man or wife comae to town either eau attend to the Banking. An-
other feature of the compel is that iu 0480 05 1118 death of either party the money
can bs wittiorewn by the survivor without east. We will telt you more about our
methods if you will kimuy Dan or write.
Married Women and minors may make and withdraw deposits without Wein.
teryention 81 any parson,
SALE NOTES CASHED, COLLECTED or may be left for SAFEKEEPING
only Inc which no charge is made,
YOUR BUSINESS will reoeive our careful and courteous attention.
A. O. MACFARLANE, Anntim.
Goderlith end inactive service nelil the
fleet day of February meet, when he
purpotes going abroad to continue his
atudits.
A large quantity of cedar timber ie now
at the boos of Pattedermott's etepe. It
vent be need Inc orib work to protect the
Northwest corner of Squaw Island and
abutments at that point. A large
quantity ot earth has been added to the
eland track the past few weeks, and now
many perm of it seem to be gating almost
the full width of the base as it will be
wheu finished. That part on the old
South channel is nearly ae high aa the G.
T. R. traok, and this end lothe es if it
will be finished in a few days.
Ethel.
Friday of this week will be Nomination
day.
elre. Eph. Other, ol Brussels, was a
vieitor under the perentai root lest
Friday.
Next Sabbath evening Rev. Mr. Oosens
of Bruesele, will preach in the Methodist
thumb here. Rev. Mr. Armstrong will
be at Bruseels.
En= KANSAS -A. letter from Medea
Dobson, from Solemou, Kansas, a former
resident of this locality, says 2 -creeps a
temporal standpoint everythiug te going
very good here. We have had several
years of prosperity. Land ie changing
bands around here very often and at good
prioes, It will soon be 20 yeere since we
lett Ontario and we are all oomfortably
situated for this life and I believe, if I
keep true, I have the promise of that
which ie 10 00000, praise the Lord. The
majority of us in town bave telephone°
and mot of the femora all around eo I
eau talk to all my obildren in the oountry
when we please. The fortbeet away is
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about 10 ulnae eo you no we have things
bandy. We are all well except Mrs.
Debeon and alto is getting quite !ethic,
9 enclose $1.00 for Tun Pose tie we with
to be kept itoquainteci with Ethel news,
With love to all old frieude, ete,"
GI•orr4(1.
Mrs. Morrow hat been eerionely ill.
Hilton A•sbloo and Edward Galbraith,
of Howlett, and Elmer rallie, of Ford.
with, were at Goderith hot week eating
ae jurem.
Jos. Mutat lett for Listowel where he
has soured a Situation in a better shop,
Rev, J. 14, Ortorhoul, of Wroxeter,
ocoupied the pulpit in the Methodist
°berth Sunday morning and evening,
Rev. Wells took Wroxeter
The anniversary services in connection
with the Methodiet Sabbath Sobool will
lie held Sunday and Monday Deo. 24 and
25. On Sunday, Rev. A. 0. Tiffin, of
Trowbridge, will occupy the pulpit.
Monday evening an entertainment will
be given in the Towu Hall.
Charles Armstrong, of Bt. Cetharinee,
oommitted suicide at Niagara Fella by
shooting himself.
W. F Robinson, ex•Treseurer of Til-
bury Beat, has settled hie shortage with
the Municipal Commie
Bergt. J. Hughes of the Government
polioe dropped dead jest after coming (.8
duty at Government House, Ottawa
hrist
1
Be sure and see our New Stook
of Christmas Jewellery.
-Watches
- Brooches
-Chains
- Cut Glass
- Clocks
-Lockets
- Cuff Links
The Largest and Finest
Line we have ever shown,
-Rings
-Necklets
-Silverware
&c.
-Bracelet
-Stick Pins
--Tie Pins
We do not pretend to sell Jewellery below oost. If we did oar wetter would be
there. What we do say and prove is that we sell HIGH CLASS JEWELLERY at
the Lowest Prioee in the County. Down to the smallest articile everything we sell
is gnamnteed. The most valuable meet in our basinese ie our reputation for s nare
dealing. We oan assure you of Quality and the Closest Prices,
H. L. JACKSON LEA JDEINGELLER
BRUSSELS' NE DAM HT STORE
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cLaren
Prices Out of the Ordinary for
Christmas Sale
Choose your Christmas Presents from a Strictly New Stock. We have many use-
ful articles that will make acceptable Christmas Gifts You will find here a strictly new
stock of Ladies' Furnishings, Dress Goods, Fur4, Flannel Waists and Waistings. Ladies'
and Misses' Skirts; Table and Fancy Linens, Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Rubbers and Over-
shoes. New Suits and Overcoats for \fen and Boys, new Men's and Boys' Furnishings.
Eon are a1 Few Special Prices -for Xmas Sale ,
85 00 Women's Astrachan Jackets for . 25,00
-6 only Women's Ohoioe Quality Astrachan Jack-
ets ; oloe, bright, glossy earl, 28 to 84 inches long,
extra heavy satin liniug, assorted sizes, regular price
085.00, Xmae Sale Price 925 00
Ladies' Fur Ruffs at . - 5.00, 7.00 and 10.00
-We are showing special values in Ladies' All
Around Ohio Sable Ruffs, finished with 4, 8 and 8 tails,
et 5 00 7 00 10 00
Muffs to match at 4 00 to 8 60
9.00 and 10.00 Men's Tweed Suits for . 7.50
-35 Men's Suits in All Wool Canadian Tweed ;
made in Sootob Tweed Materna ; a partioulerly fins lot
of Perfeot Fitting Suite, regular prime 9.00 and 10.00
Xmas Sale Prim 7 60
1.00 and 1.25 Women's Fancy House Slippers 75e
-60 pairs Women's Panay Heine Slippers, Juliet
style, warm lined, fur trimming, flexible sole with fleec-
ed insoles, sizes 2i to 8, regular price 1.26 and 1.00
Take them Xmas Sale for 75
2.50 and 3.00 Ladies' Waists for .
-6 dozen Ladies' Panay Flannel and Wool Delaine
Waists ; Tartans and Light and Dark Faneys ; all sizes
82 to 44. We guarautee these to be perfect fitting.
Regular pries 2.50 and 8.00, your choke Xmas Sale for 1 75
1,00 and 1.25 Men's Fancy Shirts for , 75c
-10 dozen Men's ram Cambric Shirts in soft and
hard fronts, Light and Dock Colorings, regular 1.25 and
1,00, Xmas Sale Pelee
75
5 00 and 6.00 Men's Overcoats for - . 8.50
-17 Men'e Dark Grey Frieze Overcoate, well made
and perfect fitting. Some of this lot have large Storm
Collars ; others are lathed with Velvet Collars. Reg-
ular price 5.00 and 6,00. 'Take your ohoioe Xmas Bale 8 50
3.50 Boys' 2 -piece Suits for . . . . 2.50
-21 Boys' Suits in Light and Dark Colored Cana-
dian Tweeds, Norfolk stylee, sizes for Boys from 6 to
13 years old. Xmas Sete prioe 2 50
2.00 and 2.25 Men's Tweed Pants for . 1.50
-4 dozen Men's All Wool Tweed Pants -in small,
medium and wide stripes-Buis/led with good quality of
Twill Pookethig ; well made in every way ; assorted
sizes ; regular pekoe 2.00 and 2.26. Xnatte Sale Price.. 1 50
1.00 and 1.25 Men's House Slippers for . 75c
-50 pairs Men's ranee, House Slippers in leather
and Velvet -a very suitable Xmas gift -razes 8 10 10 ;
regular prices 1.00 and 1.26, Your choice of the lot
during Xmas Sale for 75
2.50 Women's Skirts for 1.75
-3 dozen Womenis Navy Blue, Black and Dark
Grey Skirte, made from good quality cloth, nicely finish-
ed, all sizes, regularprioes 2.50. Xmas Sale Prioe .... 1 75
4.00 Women's Tweed Skirts for . . . 8.00
-2 dozen Women's Alt Wool Tweed Skirts, in
broken checks and light colors regular price 4,00
Xmas Sale, Price 8 00
Choice Qualities Fancy Linens, Napkins and Table Cloths
Ladies' Fancy Collars, 10e to 1.00
Men's Ties, 100 to .50
Warm Underclothing, 500 to 2.00
Extra Values in White
Wool Blankets.
Ladies' Gloves, 25c to 1.25
Men's Gloves, 25c to 1.25
Fancy Mufflers, 256 to 1.25
Special Prices on, Boys'
Overcoats.
HIGHEST PRICES FOR PRODUCE
'Money cbeerfi lly refunded for anything bought here that is not perfectly satisfactory.
• Yours, for Mutual r3enefit,
Next Door to American
„Rotel, Brussels.
G. N. McL
REN
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I Xi ''' WILL SOON
BE HERE
AND --
W. 1. Grewar
IS LOADED FOR GREAT
EVENT WITH
California Naval Oranges, Lemons from Italy,
Figs from Asia Minor, Dates from Arabia,
Almeria Grapes,
Raisins and Currants and Dried Fruits and all kinds of Nuts.
Our Canned Goods are all Fresh
and all Kinds of them.
The House of the 27c Tea
Good Cheese and Clean, Groceries
Our Confectionery PeZ7,16130:Pb8riTt'ea ctgoeon:101:ausatanTounen-a
Just the thing boys.
FANCY BISCUITS OF ALL. KINDS.
Fish and Oysters Ice Oream made to Order
to be Red
1,-3.000 St
ced
fel(
OWING to the Sale of my business I will hold a Reduc-
tion Sale for the next 80 days during which time
Goods will be sold at
Specially Rutland. Rates
In Stook will be found Robes, Blankets, Rugs, Sleigh
Bells, Single and Double Harness, Trunks, Valises, &c.,
sib
First:class
at Great Goods. Now is the time to supply your wants
Bargains.
accounts are asked to be squared off at let of year.
%In°. Donaldson r.
Harness Maker
4;fte
IS AT
HAND
GiftMaking
IS IN THE AIR
If you desire Presents, Neat,
New, Seasonable, call and see the
Jewelry Watches
Clocks China
Smokers' Supplies,etc.
-AT-
NET
Special Bargains will be offered
and the goods are A I.
Make Your Selection Early
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mein/mom=
Having 51100-081 10 a Hot Witter
Heating apparatus I am now in a
position to offer you Hob Coffee,
Beef Tea, Tomato Bouillon,
and Ohiollen Broth at our Res-
baurant on two minutes' notice.
Thanking you for past patronage and
hoping for a continuance of your
trade, I am,
Yours Very Respectfully,
J. KERNEY
TELEPHONE 5
Oysters Served Hot or Cold,
FALL AND WINTFR
SilitS and
vercoats
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If you aro thinking of buying a Fall Snit or Overcoat
we will make it worth your while to call and see our
new line of Scotch and English Tweeds and plain and
fancy Worsteds. The most Stylish and Serviceable
goods that can be bougbt.
Our Overcoats of Fanny Tweeds, Beavees,
tons and Cheviots are also on the move and are sell-
ing fast.
We have a large stock of Fancy Pantings. The
price we know will make you buy.
Call in and we will be Glad to show you what
we have for Little Money.
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