HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1905-12-28, Page 8•For the Children
of the Iousc
We have Awake of
NEW PIOTURI5 )30013.$
With wonderfnl Pieberes and Stories, lots
0oheose from. A number of the new
Annuals such as
OHTJUS, OHATTERBOX,
BRITISH WORKMAN, &O.
A. great colleotion of
, NEW TOYS
Of course every Girl will went one of our
NEW DOLLS
Novelties
in Burnt Leather
meke ideal Ohriatmae Presenta,
especially where they have to be
nut by mail,
A Burnt Leather Album
containing Views 25e
Brussels for . . .
Also Book Covers, Nabob Hold-
ers, Blotters, Holders for Clip -
plugs, Post Card Albutne, Needle
Canes, Whisk Holden, all Jamul -
newly demented.
Souvenir of Brussels
You will profit by doing
your Christmas Buying Early
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DRUGGIST AND STATIONER.
T H,
BRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTIMEN EXTENOWN W. 0. & 8,
Trains leave Brueeele Station, North
and South, as foflowel
Goitre SouTa GoINcl Nonni.
Nall 7;05 a.m !Mixed WO aan
Mixed... ..... 41:25 a.m ; Mail' B14 p.m
Express 802 p.m 10xpreas ...... 8:51. p.m
gacal Ittba Items
ahlere among ye takix ' notee,
An' faith he'll prent ie.
HAPPY New Year.
GET ready to write 1906.
Mumma, Elections neat Monday.
Ream fiEttnionsoN by aoolamation.
114Take a look at the address label on
TEE Pon.
Tan night trains were very late about
Christmas time.
Puente Schools will resume operations
next Wednesday.
Neer Monday will be New Yettent Day
and a pantie holiday.
TEN A. 0. U. W. wilt meet Friday
evening of next week.
ISIoNTBLE' aerie Fair will Ibe held in
Brussels on Thursday of next week, Jan.
nary 4th.
Ornuenste trade was good. No neater
display were ever made in window
dressing than thie year.
Eamon now fell Sunday to make light
sleighing for Ohristmas eo that the fabled
mile of a .green Christmas" will bo
avoided.
Inn temporary foot bridge near the
flax mill Was taken) away last week by
the rapid ries of the Maitiond. Some
'More permanent structure ebould be
placed there.
Tete night trains lad Friday and
Saturday did not arrive until after mid
night Chrietmes rush of passengere,
expreee and baggage is said to be the
armee of delay,
IT is reported that Wm. Sellers, of the
4th line, Morris, has bargained for Wm.
Denbow'e teaming laneiness and if mai
plated will rent his farm to Wm. Ander-
son of the Srd line, Morris. Mr. Denbow
talks of trying the Great West.
Arm Biacacsae.--Lam Saturday evening
Mre. MoLean, Princess etreet, fell at the
bridge and broke her left arm near the
wriet. It was an unfortunate mourrenee
but we hope elle will soon be able to have
the proper use of the iujared member.
A CIMETMAS present of real worth an.
rived at tbe home ot A. nhompeou, aea•
tion boss, G. T. R„ Braissele, in the form
of twin babiee. Santa Claus has 001
made a very equal distribution thie sea.
eon bob perhaps the want of snow both.
ered the old gentleman.
Da. Olims, M. D., London, Eye and
Ear Surgeon, will be at Smithat Drug
•
Store, Beelike, on.the•firet Tuesday in
, „ 'Mob month. Hones 8 a, m. to 1.80 p.
Catered, squint, failing eyesighb,
deafness and nasal catarrh treated and
gleams properly fitted. Nola Visit Tuee.
day, January 2nd.
A Thant& F. Stratton,
Jeweller, with oharaoteristic generoaity,
bin jun presented the congregation of
Eta John's oilman, with a handsome
eight day cloak. This timely and Useful
Christmas gift le highly appreolated by
the members of St. John's who wieb
Mr. Stratton a happy and prosperous
New Year.
REMAINING ANOTHER WEEE.—Pdadame
Zella, nientifla palmist, ie spending
another week at the Amerioan Hotel.—
The Mitchell Rewarder speaks of Madame
in this wise—.If you are not a believer
in the philosophy of palmistry. yon will
do well to aohault her. Madame Zella
reacla your life like an open book and
given information on alt affairs. She le a
cultured lady, a charming oonvereatioual.
ist, and her readings will do you tomb
good."—Oonsulk her at the Amerioan
Hotel, Room 4, Brueeele.
Mormon vs. Aloorm.—Thie was an in.
formation laid against Mrs, Mooney for
damages clone to certain clothing and
other personal belongings by the use of
Gillets Lye or other said. The case Was
tried before J. Latakia) and Bobt. Render
eon, J. P.'s on Tuesday evening. After
hearing the evidence the clan was dlemis•
eed with oasts, the Magistratee holding
that there was no evidence OonneObing
the moused with the mot °barged against
her, A. B. MacDonald appeared for the
premonition end W. M. Sinclair represent.
ed the mourn&
• AWARDS AT Puente Sonoote—Oloeing
exeraiees were held in the various depart.
mutts at our wheel ou the lent day of the 8
term, An interesting feature wag the
preeentation of the prizes aWarded by A.
E. Mellish, manager of the Metropolitan .4
Batik, for penmanship. The prizee for
the Senior rooms were awarded te Alex.
Spate, and that for the Junior depart I
went to Edith Madman. There were
aleo a number epeoielly named from the
vneioue rooms whose work was deservieg
of honorable mention. Much interest
has been alined up in the inhool by Dir.
Pdellieh'e oorapetition. There was also
• the presentation of the prioee awarded
byTrustee Farrow for spelling, •The
prime Wore snored by Mina Elliott,
Harry Moore, Beatrice Harris and Edith
Deadman (tie) Hazel BUrgees,
THE postoffiee hours on New Year's
Day will be 9 to 10 a. m, and 4 to 5 p.
m.
Homan Mutual Fire Ineuranoe Co.
Directors will meet in Gerrie on Saturday
of tine Week.
FINE display of cutters by the dealera
in town. It yon require anything in
that line call on them.
REPORTS OP aeVeral preeentations to
wheal teachers and other interesting
matter are crowded out of this lame but
will appear next week.
TRUSTEE FARROW was a welcome Santa
Olatot last Friday afternoon when he
treated the primary department of
Brunetti eohool to oranges.
PRETTY WEDDING.—TrIeSday of this
week, at high noon , "Fair View," the
home of ildre. Jno. "Livingston, of Bruin
sole, was the nem of a happy mabrimon.
ial alliance when Rev. Dr. Roes tied the
nuptial knot between Bertram 0. Gerry,
of Wingham, and Mise Ivy M., the petite
daughter of the bootees. They were an•
attended. The bride wore a moot beoom
ing mamma of white silk, trimmed with
sequin, and carried cream roses. Her
travelling nit was grey olobh with hat to
in:doh. After, oongratniatious the gneete
Kt down bo a splendidly prepared wed-
ding breakfast. The wedding gifts
were valuable, well eeleoted and motet,
the groom'o gift betng a puree with 550 in
gold, An enjoyable program of inetru•
mental and moat mime wae rendered by
W. H. Willie, of Seafortb, and others.
Min Thuree Gerry was laoky enough to
tenure the gold ring in the wedding cake,
eo 1905 may 'tee the only unmarried
member of the Gerry family happily
wedded. Short congratulatory epeeohoe
wera mule by Rev. Dr. Roes, Jae. Fox,
13. Gerry and others to whioh the groom
made a lumpy reply on behalf of bimetalf
and bride, Mr. and hire. Gerry took the
p. intrain for Toronto and other
Eastern pointe followed by many good
wishes and a fueiiade of rioe. Tax Pon
throwe an editorial slipper after the
happy twain and wishes them many
years of prosperity and happinese.
Among the gamut from a dietance were
Mrs. (Rev.) Scott, of Rodney, slater of
the brine ; Mae Winton, of Brantford, a
omein ; kire. A. V. Gerry, of Indian
Head, N. W. L'.; W. H. and Mrs. Willis,
of Seatorth ; N. B, and Mrs. Gerry, of
Blyth aud Mr. and Mrs. White, of Jamee
town. rtin Gerry has eold out hie hard-
ware badmen and has uot yet definitely
decided where he will looms.
NOMNATIONS IN BROMIC -- Friday
eve..ing of last week the annual munici-
pal nominations took place in Brueeele.
R. Henderson was unopposed for the
Reeve oliair. For Oonnoillore the
nominees were :—Tae. Ballantyne, Thos.
Curry, A. C. Damee, Jas. Elliott, J. G.
Jotted, S. T. Plum, W. F. Stewart, H.
jamas, Thoe. Newsom and Alf. Busker.
Mann, Ballantyne, Jones, Plum, Stew-
art, James and Smiler are remaining in
the field, ale candidates for 4 seats. Ja,s.
Elliott, D. 0. Rose, R. Leabberdale and
S. Wilton were proposed as &boo' rue -
tees. Mr. Elliott withdrew electing the
other three, Its a pity that when Elie
Beeve and School Board were returned
by aeolamittion that the village should
have been pub to the expense of an ago.
lion when there is no towering question
ab issue. After the Nomination hour
was over Clerk Soott was proposed ae
chairman and short epeeobee were made
by Reeve Henderson, Meeere. Damea,
Ouery, Jones, Plum, Stewart, James and
Newsom. Although the School Board
has the handling of large sums of money
and deal with important intereete there
was tot a solitary word spoken to the
ratepayers in reference to their work.
This is not as it should be. For the sake
of giving all the ratepayers a peep at the
&amoral statement for the .past year •we
publish it on page 6 of thie men%
ENIGIITs 08 TEE OLEAVER.—It would be
a dB:limit matter to aupereede the Chriat-
mas dieplay of i he local butchers for
quantity, quality and tastiness of ar-
rangement. 11 10 came at any other ma -
nn than Christmas, when so many good
things are in suoh lavish abundance, the
people would go into eostaoies and would
be tempted to run the risk of requiring a
physiomn in the dente to taete end test
the many iugeniue devioee known only to
the up-to-date butchers. Many oompli-
manta were deservedly bestowed on the
two !shops.
A. 0. MIME
had in hie very &oilers exhibit almost
everything that heart oould wish and both
the shop and Allow window were linked
out in mon artistic) style with evergreens,
newel% holly, cno. The dieplay consisted
of a heifer fed by Jas. Ireland, Morrie,
weight 1100 lbs., dressed 650 ; heifer fed
by L. Wheeler, Grey, weight 1050, tares -
ed 025 ; heifer fed •by • A. T, Currie,
weight 1170, dressed 880 ; heifer fed by
A.Ilau Lemont, Grey, dressed 618 ; 2 hogs
months old from Jno. Oliver, Grey,
ire sed 120 lbs, each ; 8 hop fed by M.
Berfeltz, Grey, 6 menthe old, dressed 170
be. slush lamb fed by John Currie, tar.,
reseed 73 ibo,; 8 geese from Geo. Kerr,
Morris, averaged 12 lbs. ; 8 geese fed by
John Stains, Grey, averaged 12 lbs, ; 8
turkeys from A. Straohan, averaged 10
lbe, Then were also ducks, (thickens,
bolognit, heed -cheese, ohope, enet, Ham.
berg eteak, mine° meat, sausage, weiners,
corned beef, home oared lard and cooked
barn. Tu oared moan there were spieed
eel's, ehouldere, bacon, beaks, barns and
molted hanl,
;Wrenn 111108.'
ebop Was in holiday attire and their large
and well assorted display Mowed to good
advantage. Tile show window contained
about every conceivable form of meet
preparetione, a number of them bearing
names we would 1.01 gnaranbee to pro -
1.001300 (sorrel although they might be
eaten Bugles . The following was a
portion of the meat exhinit l—fleifer fed
by V, Gramm, Oranlefook ; heifer bought
from 5, Stevenson, Gray ; heifer from 0.
Stewart, Grey ; 2 lambs from Sad. P3ur.
gees, Between' ; 8 hogs fed by George
13rown, Brussels a calf fed by Albert
Crooke, Morris. To this was added
poultry of all kinds ; salt, smoked and
000ked meate ; lard, sausage, hoadoheeeo,
&a., &o., all arranged 10 apple pie order.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Misses Mary and babel Ritobie, of
Toronto, are visitors under the parental
roof.—J. Hingston, wife and family,
also H. and Sara. Lloyd, of Wingham,
spent Xmas et R. T. Hingston's, Mill
etreet.—Mrs. A. V, Gerry and two eland -
ran, of Indian Head, N. W. T., are visit•
ing relative° and friends here, Alre.
Gerry ie a daughter of Geo. and Mre,
()rooks, Queen etreet.—Wm. Thompson,
of Toronto, ate hie Christmas plum
pudding with hia rnotber and Dieters in
Grannie.— Mrs. Oliver Cooney, of Lauret,
and Alm. Norman Gordon, of Shelburne,
are vieitore with Mre. Paul, Viotoria
Oottage.—Allee Ada Roes, who le attend
ing the Guelph Collegiate 'minute, ill
home for the vaoation. Miss Anna
Craig, of Winnipeg, wbo ie it student at
Westminster Ladiee' Oollege, Toronto, is
a gent at Rev. Dr. Ron', She ie a
• nieoe. — Misses Jenne and Margaret
Perrie, daughters of Rev. D. Perrie,
Wingham, ware holiday vieitore at
Melville mama on Thareday.—Jas. and
[Gra. Humphries and Miee Valeria, of
Toronto, and Mies Olara Thompson, were
holiday vieitore with Jae. G. Donee and
tamily.—Mrs, Jno. Meadows er., and SOD
Charlie are visiting relatives in London.
—G. C. and Mre. McDowell and J. W.
Onrrie opeut Christmas in Seafortb.—
Miss Minnie McRae, matron of Chan%
street, Burns' Home, Toronto, is vieitior
Mrs. J. Ferguson, of town,—Dr, T. T.
MoRae, of St. Illiehael's Hoepital, Tor
000000, 1e visiting et Jno.Ferguson'a. He
boa been laid up einoe arrival with an
attack of quinsy but we hope be will
soon be o. k. —Mrs. Wm, Newsome left on
Tuesday for Obioago where she will visit
her daughters who are residents of that
eity.—W. H, and Mrs, MoOraoken are
away for a visit of two weeks with
relatives and friends at Pecerboro' and
other plaoee. — A. Morrison, of Port
Allehigau, a former Greyite, was
enjoying a abort visit with relatives and
friends in Brussels and locality. He ie a
eon -in law to our old friend Jiro. Roddiok,
18th 000. Grey. Mr. Morrison luta done
well in Miabigam—Mise Lizzie MeRielacii,
of Toronto, was renewing old friendships
tit Brussels. She returned to the Queen
Oity tine week.—Alf. Busker wae visiting
et Stratford and other points.—T. W.
and Mrs. MaFarland, of Loudon, and D.
Slay, of Toronto, were the guests of J.
and fire. Wood for a few days this week.
—Mre. Lester Greenwood, of Toronto,
epent Xmas with her slater Mrs. Harry
James.—Mre. Robb, of Langdoo, North
Dakota, nee Miss Luoy Webster, formerly
of thie looality, ie renewing old friend•
ehipe in Brueeele and locality. hir. Robb
ie a eon of John Robb, an old and well
known resident of One oommunity.—A
and Mre. hloGnire spent Chrietmes with
relatives at Holstein. Min Wharne vent
the holiday in Winghana with relatives
and friende.—Mrs. P. Scott and ohildren
enjoyed Obristmas with relatives in Sea.
forth.—Mies Ella Foneton ie home from
Goderioh Model. She will go next Mon
day to Bervie where she will teach for
1906, Mies Phemia Funeton, of Glam.
ie the gent of Miee Fronton daring
the Obrietmae•tide.—Dr. Frank Lambie,
ot lelidland, Miah., is holidaying iu Brue•
sele and vioinity.—Rev. T. W. and Kra
Conine and eon spent Obriatmas at the
former's parental home at Trowbridge.—
W. H. and Mre. Willie and sone, of Sea.
forth ; N. B. Gerry, wife and elaildren, of
Blyth ; and Bert. Gerry, late of Wing -
ham, were holiday visitors at B. Gerry'e.
—Miee Florence Bnohanau, of Winona, is
visiting at home, — Miss Maggie Mo
Naughton, of Clinton, le in Entente for e
ehert moation.—Mise Core, Lowiok and
Fred. and Marshall Lowiok nre „visiting
ander the parental roof, John etreev,
Brnesele.—Mies Olara Crawford le renew.
tug old friendship in Ueborne.—A. T.
Currie and family spent Chrietmas with
Seafortb relatives.—Dr. Fred . Gilpin and
Mrs. Gilpin, of Miehigau City, Atlioh., are
in town haying oome from Owen Sound
where they spent Ohrietmae.—Elas Nellie
Oampbeil and Mre. Perkins, of London,
are vieitore at Align° Campbell's, Mill
street.—Miee Mabel Colvin, roilliner, of
Orediton, ie borne.—Mies Edith Inman
and her nephew, Herbert Brothers, of
Guelph, were in town for the Santa
Claus annivereary.—Miee Annie Grieve,
of Paris, and Will. Grieve, of Brantford,
are 01010000 with their mother and deter,
in town. — aliases Luella Rose, May
Skene and Barbara MoKelvey are home
from Toronto for a holiday.—A. H. Mont-
gomery bung up bio mocking at Toronto
—Miee Robertime, teaoher, ie spending
her vacation at her home in Goderioh.—
Mrs. F. Sperling and son went to Fun
'erten, for the Christmas holiday. --Will.
J. Stewart, of Brantford, was a sojourner
with the family olrole of Alex, Stewart,
Qeeen street, for a abort time.—Wilt,
ie home from Stratford Bushmen
Oollege.—Miee Otive Mainprize, of Kin
aerdine, was visiting her sister, Mrs, w.
H. Stewart.—Stirling Reading, of Wing.
ham, hart been visiting at His uncle's,
Geo. Brown, Brussela.—Jno.
of Galt, was in town for a few days with
big family. Me oontemplatee embarking
in the grocery buiriness in Galt and will
Move there. We wish him suctoese.—
Mies Maggie MoLanohlin is holidaying
with Mre. R. G. Wilson, of London,
formerly of town.—Jerry Curtis, teeoher,
smiled on Brueeele relatives. He is a
brother to Mot, Jae. Elliott, Mill street,
—Thos. A. Hawkine "did" the Co. town
for n day or im this week.—We are weased
bo see R. Leatherdale able to resume hie
plana at binning after hie illnese.—R. 8.
and Aire. Roes, Min Georgia and Amain,
of Liebowel, were renewing old friend•
Ohio in town.--AleX. Roes, of Ottawa,
and Robt, Ron, engineer on the steamer
Haddington, aro enjoying it home yieit 013
William Attest, Mies Jo. Roee, of Tor.
nto, le also here.—Mise Mary MoArter ie
borne from the Clinton Model Sobool,
She will teach tet Exeter during 1900,
commencing week neat week. — Roger
Deatimao. Who .1 •0 attending eohool a
sa.ovoliaageta., ..sosowrososmonoworeadd.T.,.,,,,,I.
IN? ONlatOok, Itt111 tOWn fOr hollactY d Mrait tilittilness Locals. Bull for $ervice
with hia,parente alleistere,—, Ep
• mien Downleg mid son, Interlard, 0
Gladatone, Man., arrived last week on
visit with tbe Desalting femily, Brussel
—Inane Bailey was borne from Stratfor
for ti., Chrielinute holiday.—Robb. Roes aninnerly,
ner
inly, of Kmottrditte, joined with a ham
gathering at David 130lie Mite week. -11111.
roe alberpe, of Wool°, and ItIlsees Jana
and Pearl, I. and Mrs. Zingewood and
Roy, all of Ingersoll, found time la gat to
Brueeele for Chelan-natl.—Will, and Mrs,.
Lowry, ot London, are etijoyiug it alert
stay here.—Will, Jamieson, of Mitchell,
and Arthur Taylor, of Stratford, were in
Brunets for ft few daye.—jno, Simmons
and family ate their (Thrlatmes turkey at
Wroxeter. — 51re. W. W. Harris and
children are visiting at Rotheay.—Pilles
Cora Bell was holidaying. at Atwood,—
Will. and Mrs. Gillum took in the
eights at Seaforbir for a few days blare
week.—Alex. Smith and Misses Bleak, of
Wroxeter, were vieitore in Brussele.—J
R. Grant, of Winnipeg, is vending the
Winter in Florlda.—Waliee Lanes and
Miss Lizzie, of Moorefield, were visitors
in Brueeele and looelity during the past
week,—Mre, I. 0. Richards wee violin*
Mrs. Intros at dearer/91d Iasi week.—J.
H. and Mrs. Cameron are visiting Look.
now relativea—D. C. and Mrs, Roes were
called to Ethel ou Thursday owing to the
serious condition of the latter's father, Ei
Arnett. He died about 10 a. m,—I. 0.
Riolaarde had hie Ohriatmee dinner with
hie mother in Goderion tewuship at the
old bome.—Alez. MoKelvey is borne from
College, Toronto, for vamtion.—Harry
Downing is enjoying a visit with relatives
and old friends in Brunel°. His home
is at Elgin, Man.—Aliso (Jerrie Edward.
and Fred, Lougfoot, of Stratford, spent
their Obristnaae vatiation at the former's
home here.
8, See Stretton'a brillieuk Display of
Xmas. and New Yearn) gouda
d Noma, rioter then wheat. Better
d than meet, at W. A. 01174WAIt'S,
ClItilt(111 •011 lE ES.
Service wae held in the:R. 0, olaurob on
Christmas Day,
lit, John's church was decorated with
evergreens and bony for Christmas. The
retrying last Sonday were specially
interesting.
Dr. and Mrs, Gilpin, of filiohigan City,
will sing at both morning and evening
services in tbe Methodist church, Bran -
gels, next Sabbath,
"Clbristata given as a Witness" wag
Rey. Dr. Rose' theme last Sabbath
morning in Melville °heron, In the
evening the eubjciot was "The Ooming of
Obriet,"
Annual nuiou Bible Sooieby meeting
will be he'd in the Methodist church on
Sabbath evening. Jan., 71h, aommenolue
at 7 o'olook. Addresses will be given by
Rev. D B. MeRae, of Oraubrook and
Rev. E. E. Armstrong, B. 1)., of Ethel.
hpeoial continent will be taken.
The auumil entertainment of $t. John'a
°heath Sunday School will be held in
the sohool room on New Yearie evening
The program will consist at refreshments,
choruses, wogs, recitations and dialogues
by the pupils and will oonolude with a
Christmas Tree from which preeente
will be dietributed. There will also be
a eleigbdrive for the children if the
weather permits.
Rev. T. W. Casimir spoke last Sabbath
rnoruing on "The best Christmas Gift."
He gave a 20 minute addreati in the even.
ing an ',The superiority of Ohrietianity."
Miss Canis Hiugeton eang the nolo in
.The eihrietmas Birthday Song" and J.
Leslie Kerr rendered "Jerusalem." In
the evening the praise eervin "Heralds 01
Light" was given, made up of choruses,
duets, reeitatione, responsive readings
add eoege by the children. It woe ate
enjoyable servitor and well done by the
large company taking part, The Christ
nue colleation did not resell $75 00 on
Sunday bat a number of coutrinutious
are expected to complete the figure re.
quired by Truetee Board.
Co. ksoard of Examiners.
A meeting of the County Board of Ex
mimes for the County of Enron wae
held in the public wheel, Seafortb, ou
Seturday, Deo. 28rd, to neigh the work of
the Model &heal Examinations.
Then wits again a large agendum at
the Model Bawl, Clinton haying thirty
three and Goderioh twentpeeven. in
addition to the above there were twelve
who took advantage of the privilege
grunted by the Board to write on the
final examination of the Model Bohool.
On pestling this examination they will
motive a Renewal for three years. The
total number of marks was 1250. The
pass mark 60% was 750, and the honor
mark 985 or 75%, For renewals the
pees mark was 570. All the candidates
both for certificate ,and renewals made
over the number of marks required to
pan. Alin Lizzie Motarthur, who halo
only an Iaterim aertleete, was granted a
hertifioate for three yeare inetead of a
Renewal.
The:Model Wanes thio year have done
good work so the following list of Honors
will ohm.
DONORS
Armstrong, Flora Ferguson, Mary
°matelot), Jean M. Leigh, Margaret
Olark, Margaret G. PdoEwen, Margaret
Oameron, Tlthel Mair, Jean
Ross, Team
Roberta, Core B.
Rutherford, W.
Slater, Carrie
Stewart, Nettie
Carling, ,lean
Oaldweul, Jessiej
Cornish, Ida
Deegan, Alice
Davis, Irene
Dolan, Minnie M. Aininy, B D.
Dunlop, Eva G. Duren), E Howard
runeton, Eleanor Hartry, Rune'
Flugland, Marg. H.
PASS
Ferguson'Ethel Windaor, Mary 13.
Griffin Loaetta M. Analey, Jobe W.
Garret:is, Jenne Badonr, Edward
Herldelb, Theo, J. Oantelon, Lorne
Hunter, Effie Chisholm, Amino
Jenkins, Edith Keye, Gomm P.
aleoLeunan, Mary Linklater, W. F,
McLean, Lilian L. MeGavin, Arthur
MoArter, Mary McKenzie'Aldred
Murdie, Vine McDonald, D. A.
Petrie, Etta McGregor, Wm, 0.
Rutherford, 13. Penfonnd, B. L.
Somerville Belida Pugh, H. Clifford
Sparks, Edith Redmond, R.
Sparks, Helen M. Somerville, J. E.
Trotter, Allots M. Turner, J. W.
Tiohborbes L. M. MeArthurl Lizzie
Troy, Margaret Little, Olivet
RENEWALS
Govenlook, Phemie Webb, Mabel
Jennieon, Mabel C. Willem), Lillian R.
Her, Minbie L, 13ryene, Fred, T.
Musgrove, Ethel Lamont, Sam, B.
leoletet, Olara Stewart, Edward
Seel, nylvia
01110. 2.1. BAIRD, kleoy,
RAY, Van Wented. Will pay highest
market prioee. MORAY & 00
TM/limb end most up.to.dateJewelry
at the Gorden (nook. W, F. Stretton.
i'n SALII.—One pony, •reliable driver,
Ala° tiara uud harneell at bargain,
0. 8000,1058.
*WANTED 1,000 mink. 05.00 oaeh for
No, 1 prime. All !duds raw fur handled,
ORO. 16, KING, Wingh0,03.
COMPORTASLO dweliing for sale or to let.
Immediate poneesion 0811 be given,
Apply to I. C. BIOLARDS.
W. P. STSETTON cordially invitee hie
friends and the public' generally to visit
laie store and impact his flue chunky
WHEN cieWS are old dull and out of true
take them to McGregor and he will
make them new. Mill Eit, Brownie Ont.
An the Golden Clook you will find
Strecton, the Jewler, willing and ready to
compare prime, quality and design in the
Jewelry
oac.14.27
TROMPSON.—In Brassele, on Doo. 22nd,
to Mr. and Mre. A. Thompeon,
twins—sou and daughter.
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00IMETT—Otne.—At the residenee of
the bride's father, Grey, on Deo
20th, by Rev. D. F. Alinetrong, B.
A. /3, D., Mr, Christopher Oorbett,
, of Edmonton, N. W. T., to Min
Iei13gl, daughter of Mr. Robb, Carr,
Grey.
Garner—LIVINCIBTON--At the residence
of the bride'e mother, on Deo. 26th,
by Rey. Dr. Roee, Mr. Bertram C.
Gerry, late of Witagham, to Miee
Ivy M., daughter of Mrs. J. Living.
eton, of "Fair View," Grey.
APOFADZEAN—RINNEY.—n Walton, On
Deo. 27th, by Rev. R. EL Baker, M.
A., Mr. Tboe. McFadzean, of Grey,
to Min Dora Kinoey, of Walton.
amM2a7::).
AMES.-1u Ethel, on Dee. 28th, Samuel
• Ames, aged 78 yeare, 1 month and
14 mouth&
EIEIVITT —In Rutland, Vermont,. U. S.,
on Deo. 21st, Mu, Relit, Hewitt0 sis-
ter of the late Rev. J. L. Kerr, of
Brussels, aged 88 years.
..a.v7CTIOTS
FRIDAY DEC. 29tb.—Farm Stook, Lot 35,
Con., 18, Grey. Sale at 1 p. m. Wm.
Mann, prop. F. S. Snit, Ano.
MCECLTSFSM7...S DA.r..a.M.OmISPMEI .
Fall Wheat 75 76
Barley 40 42
Peas 65 70
Oats 32 88
Butter, tube and rolls..., 19 20
Eggs per dozen 19 20
Hay per ton 5 00 8 00
Blear, per bbl 5 00 5 50
Hogs, Live 6 10
Wool 23 23
Salt, per bbl., retail 1 00 70
Potatoes per bus— 35 40
Apples (per bbl.) 1 50
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
YOUNG CATTLE FOR SALE -
Two 2 year ,olds and throe yearlings.
25-3 GEO. ROBB, Bruseele,
!THREE YOUNG SHORTHORN
-L Bulls for sale eligible for registra-
tion. Apply to 55.0. SPE1R, Lot 30, Con, 0,
Morris. Bruseels p. 0. 28-tf
r1171'0 COSTUMER FILLIES,
1 rising 0 year') old, for sale. One is
legistered. .74 8. SHEDDER, Lot 14, 4th
line, Morris, or Brussels P. 0. 24tf
TWO THORO' -BRED DUR-
AL wax Bull °elves for sale, prize win-
ners at Brussels Pair. One a roan and the
other red. 10 months old. D. ROBERT-
SON, tot 8, Bon. 9, Grey, or Brueeele P, 0.
WOOD FOR SALE, DRY AND
Green, Beeoh and Maple. Lengths
frow 10 to 48 Mabee. Orders left at Them-
sou's grocery, tirussele, will be promptly
attended to, or to
J. &J. H1DFFRON, Blyth P. 0.
25.8 Lot 10, Con. 7, Morrie.
FARM FOR SALE CONTAIN.
ion 100 aores of choice land in the
ToWnslup of Morris, On tne premises there
is a good frame houee, bank barn, frame
shed, plenty of g ; dk
ood "'ateo. Farm Is
situated on the gravel road. adjoining Wal-
ton ; within 5 roily of church, wheal, rail-
way station, &A. For further partioulars
apply to G110, ORIUSTOPHER,
2441 Walton,
QBED CORN AND POTATOES
FOR Sam .-1.1 ermine "Smut Ruse" Oorn
carefully Bayed on the eob—the best ensil-
age oorn we have ever seen. Sown the 80th
MaywIllripen early in September. Also
"Early Triumph" Potatoes which have two,
easefully resisted disease for the poet three
eeasous. Quantity limited; Oran oome, first
eerved. J. AL liftleiHT, Lob 31, Oon. 12,
Grey, 28.50
LAIARM FOR SALE.—THE UR-
A: DEnsioNED offers his 50 acre farm, be-
ing East 5 Lot 11, .00. 9, Grey. for sale. On
the Noumea is a frame house, bank barn
40E00 ft., atone foundation, ration orchard.
Pam ail flooded down and in good shape ; 2
never failing wenn, Penmen:1 given at
any time. If not sold feria will bo rented,
For further particulars as to prioo, tonne,
00.,
apply to the proprietor,
224 Vara= Afol:CAY,
Annual Meeting
Grey 13rairell Agric- ultural Soelety.
The Annual Meeting of the Grey Beeman
Agricultural Soolety will be bold in the
Town Solt, Brussels. on Wednefaley, Janu-
ary 10t1., 1000, at 1 okt look p. m. Bueinese of
Otto meeting t—Reeeiviug the Annual State,
meet and Auditors' 'neport, appointing of-
Ifive.51,ers xforentoihrtlYrevoir 1850, &A
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President,
Annual Meeting
• Eng lluroit Agrieu- ltnral Seeleldf,
The Annual 'Meeting of the Fleet Huron
Agricultural PlOoiety W111 be hold in the
Town Hall, firuseele, on Wednesday, Jane.
ary 17'1,1006, at a anemic p. na, liminess of
the itleetingl—fteeeiving the annual dtate
Mont and MAMMA Boson, appointing '0.6.
teen) for the year 1058,2.2,
W. It, BARR, Je.8, Pal1315080N,
President,
Seeretary,
Tee undersigned will keen for 0010100 on
85 180 14, Come, Morris, the line }Mennen
bull, ',Defiance," reliantly mamboed from
Donald Roberteon, of Gray. Tbie
0000 a prize Winter at Bremen' nail Fair.
Pedigree may be seen on application.
Terms 9130, with priviime Of returning If
neeetentry, JAIVIBEI r1.1.1EDLIER,
06.0 Propefetor.
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the otate of Alexander
Clark, late of the Township of
Morris, in the County of Huron,
farmer, cloaeaeed.
Violin Whereby given, Pureuant to 'awns -
ed Statutes of Ontario, 180, Chap. 129, fold
amended Aots, that all creditors and
alma hayieg any olefins agalnet the estate
of the said Alexander Olark, who died on
or about the 20th day of November, A.D. 1005,
are required, on or before the 25th ility of
January, 1900, to send by post, prepaid, or
(Jenne to A,B.Maedonald, of the -Meg a of
ihussele,ln the County of Huron, Holioltor
for Robert Clark, fliatiebine E. 0, anteater
of the estate of the sada deeettsed, the full
partlanlers of their claime, the statement
of their amounts and the nature of the ea-
ouritiee(if any) held by them.
And notice le further given that after the
r aid last mentioned date the said Exeini-
tor will proceed to distribute the assets
of the deceased amoneettho wane entitled
thereto, bovine regard only to the Malmo of
which he Blinn then have notice and that
the said Executor will not be liable
for the useets, or any part thereof, to any
person or pennon or whose Malmo notice
shall not have been received 10 hint at tile
obooe of Ninth distribution.
• Dated at Brueeole thin 93rd day of De-
oem bar, A.D, 1905,
A. /3. MACDONALD,
35-3 Segel tor for Exeoutor.
We Wish
You Pill a
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Very Happy
and
Prosperous
New Year
X'S
Drug Store
Just a earl
You. Will be Convinced
In selecting a Xmas Present you eau rely on
getting the Best Value at
Everything in the Jewelry Line is kept in stook and all the taunt up-to-clete
Designs. My Xmae stook Is pleb unpacked and will be sold at the Lowest Possible
Prices.
we
Diamonds Pearl erescents
Pearl Necklaces
The largest eb,ok of Diamond Rings and Pearl Crest:south
over shown in Brussels. My variety of every line in the Jewel-
ry Business is too large to enumerate.
Call and we will cheerfully show you our
Goods and leave you to decide.
The Up•to-date Jeweler.
Stretton
Sign of the Golden Clock
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the eheer of ehilst
as
Christmas Gift Buying
Something Useful, Appropriate
able for every Man, Woman,
Child of your acquaintance.
CARPET SWEEPERS
Bissell's Cyco Bearing Carpet Sweepers
. Bissell's Sweepers Sweetens Home,
PARLOR LAMPS
From $1 00 is $5,00. Make your Parlor pleasing by tho
addition of a lovely Lamp.
and Accept -
Girl, Boy or
from $2.50 to 114.50.
CUTLERY
Boys' and Girls' Pearl Handle Pocket Pen Itnives, from 25o
to 65c. Knives and Forks at very Special Prices.
SKATES
We are headquarters for Skates—"Boker" and "Mic-Mao."
Boys' Hockey Skates for 50c—better value can't bo got even
ab Eaton's.
SILVERWARE
Children's Silver Plated Sets from 90c to $1.25. Silv. r
Spoons of all kinds from 75c it, dozen and up. 1847 Silver-
ware at Special Prices. Fruit Dishes, Biscuit Jars, Bugs r
Bowls, Butter Dishesand Pickle Dishes at prima that will
surprise you.
NIOKLE TRAYS
In' four varieties from 15e to 00. Xing Edward VII
Nickle Tray for 25e,
.50 Free Christmas Presents
to Farmers only. Every Farmer who will call at, our
store will receive one of these Presents absolutely Free
as long as they lat.
.Merry 'MCI'S and Prosperous New rear to .4U
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