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A ohiel'e among ye takirnotoa,
An' faith he'll brant is.
TSE foe harvest aomee next.
Town Oounail next Mouday evening,
MONTHLY Horan Fair Thursday of next
week.
10' below zero was marked by the
thermometer last Friday night.
Foams Division Court will be held on
Thursday of next week, Feb,6th.
SATURDAY of this weak winds np the
month of January. Time fiies all right.
THE village Anditora, W. H. McCracken
and J. Y. S. Kirk, ate at work on their
report for next meeting of the Council.
Nave machinery has arrived for Bros
eels Woolen Factory. It is being placed
in position and will soon be ready for
operation.
THE K. 0. T. M. Band gave an open
air aonoert in front of their hall on Wed
neaday evening to a large audience. The
different selections were well received.
CRESCENT pin set with amethyst and
rhinestones lost between Mrs. MaLean'e
and Mies Livingatoo'e. Finder will
please leave it at the office of THE Poor.
IT is reported this week that Finlay S.
Scott, of Brussels, has been appointed
Registrar, and Chao. Seager, of Goderiob,
(Drown Attorney, ae auoaeeaor to the late
Ira Lewis.
THE annual meeting of the Howiok
Mutual Ioearaooe Co. will be held in
Gorrie Town Hall on Friday, Feb. 0th.
These meetings are neaally well attended
and always interesting.
NEW LEABE.—E. A_ Matobett, of the
Garfield House, Brueaele, has arranged a
lease of the promisee with R. 0. Struthers,
of Lomdoo, and ie putting in a big stook
of Spring and Summar goods. To make
room for these be is slaughtering Winter
stocks at prioee that are pleasing the
public.
WILL BUxLD.—I. 0. Riaharde has par.
chased the property of Juo. Hewitt,
Turnberry street, and will erect a fine
new briok residence on the aite,we under.
stand, utilizing the present cottage ae a
part of the home. It is a desirable loca-
tion. Mr. Hewitt will bny again if he
finds what snitsbim.
Cow AER1yED,—Last Friday 2 oars of
coal arrived for N. F. Garry, being made
, up of a oar each of etove and farnaoe coal
It eold at $12 75 per ton and will help
tide over the wood shortage while it laate.
Several will etiak to the wood stoves now
rather than change or re -arrange their
stoves.
THa following are the shipments from
the G. T. R. station here this week :-4
Dare bay and 1 oats, Alf. Baeker ; 1 oar
wheat and oar oats, R. Graham ; 8 care
Balt by Brueaele Salt Works ; ear cattle
and oar of hogs, Geo. Beat ; oar hoge and
oar cattle, A, O. Dames ; a large aooeign-
meat of butter by Robt. Thomson ;
shipment of dried apples by the Apple
Faotory. Inward—a oar of lumber for P.
Anent,
THE Oonnail should see that the pitch
holes forming within the bounds of the
corporation of Brussels are kept filled up
or oat down so as to avoid accidents and
possibly the payment of damages. Jae.
Turnbull, of Grey, who was accompanied
by Jae. Hogg, were upset out of their aut.
ter last Friday just North of the G. T. R.
traok. After the driver had a sleigh ride
on the bosom of hie overcoat along the
snow while he plaokily held on to the
linea the Dolt was palled on to the side.
walk and after falling was stopped in ite
mad cattier. Fortunately 10 Dente re.
paired the damage. Prevention in better
than pure.
NEW BANK.—During the poet week
Messrs. Mellish and Chatterton have
been in town in the interacts of the
Metropolitan Bank, a recently organized
banking institution. We understand
their survey of the field was reported as
satisfactory and the result will be the
opening of a Branch in the Stretton
block about the let of Feb. Mr. Mel.
lien will be the agent. The Metropolitan
is a strong monetary concern, determined
to push baeineee and under the manage-
ment of competent business men who
will pot "go" into it. The promoters
think the outlook for a good share of
patronage in this locality fe very favor.
able.
PAY Ur,—Neat month we purpose
notifying all subscribers who are in ar•
rears for THE PosS for 1002 but hope a
large number will respond before that, at
many are doing, and save ne the work
and expebes. Quite a few owe for a eon.
eiderably longer period and we have come
to the conclusion that in some inetaoces,
we fear, the Courts will have to dome to
our aid, How anybody expecte a paper
can be issued year alto year, poetage
paid on it, &o„ without a dollar in return
is beyond our knowledge, Tun Poet
perposee making an effort to put its list
on a pay in advance condition and we
hope every aobearibet will aid ne in out
work. A dollar or ao may be very little
to you but hutidreds of them eoattered
over the Dominion of Canada means a
good deal to the publisher. Take a look
at the label on your copy of Tun Poex
and if there ie an arrearage indicated say
"This shall he cleared off immediately"
and to backup what you say send along
the amount of Haab to balance. It Will
be gladly aeknowleged on a label the
following week.
A. 0. U. W. Friday evening of next
week.
COUNTY OoaaorL ie in 8009100 and 00,
Oonnaillor Kerr ie at Goderiob.
IT is reported that Jae. B. Stretton has
sold his speedy patting stallion at a good
figure.
BEuseaas merchants ask your trade.
Read their advertieemente and see what
they say.
Roane have been in bad shape owing
to depth of snow and eolt weather. Up.
seta are a vary common °courrence.
THre has become a great abipping point
for bailed bay and straw. Some great
loads are hauled in sin0e the eleighiag
flame.
Lour—A gold brooch with pearl aettiog
in Bruseele on Monday evening Jan, 26'h.
Finder will please leave it at the efface of
THE Post.
FRIDAY evening of thie week the annual
meeting of Brussels Driving Park Associ-
ation will be held at the American Hotel
at 8 o'clock,
THE G.T.R. kind'y sent a half ear of coal
for the use of the depot. It did not come
any too soon as Agent Ham was borrow
ing from enginee and coal boxea in the
care ae opportunity presented itself.
BOUSBEL8 PUMP Woamo.—Having put i0
a machine for grinding clippers I am pre-
pared to make old one's oat like new.
Sawa gummed. Skates and minors
sharpened. FRED. ADAtle.
Ooa annual sale of Dry Goode, Mantles
and Overcoats in now on. 75o 51 00 and
$1. 25 Homeepane and snitioge 50o, 50,
60 and 75 Dent French flannele 35o. 13
ail wool stylish Raglan overcoats worth
510 00 for 55,50.
Ono. E. Krug, Wingham.
Ma, KELLINoTON Peens AWAY.—We
are sorry to report that Mr, Keliingtoa,
of Trowbridge, paid Nature's debt on
Thursday of last week after a severe
neae. He was the father of Mre. Fred..
Adams, of Brussels, and waa a fine highly
respected gentleman. The faaeral took
place on Saturday. The breaved are
sympathised with in their great lose.
Jae. Dao DEAD.—Thursday of last
week, James Dron, o former resident of
Brueee'a, died at hie home in Detroit,
aged 46 years, It is 13 years since he
removed from this locality where be was
well known. Hie health had not been
very vigorous of late but a abort time
before kis deoeaee be fell causing pongee.
tion of the brain resulting in his death.
Mre. Dron, ie a daughter of the late Peter
McDonald, and a sister to Jae. and Mies
Maggie MoDooald, of Grey, near Walton.
In addition to Mre. Dron two obildren
eurvive. The remains were brought to
Brussels on Saturday evening and the
funeral took plane from the home of Miss
MoDonald on Sunday afternoon, Rev. A.
MacNab, M. A„ taking charge of the
aervioe. Interment was made at the
Brussels cemetery. Mrs. Dron and
family have the sympathy of the nom.
munity. Mr, Dron was a whole scoffed,
bright turned man whose demise will be
regretted.
INSTALLATION. — The iaetallation of
officers in connection with Western Star
Lodge, No. 149, I. 0. 0, F., Brneeele,
took plane under the direation of D. D.
0, M. MOGaire and are as follows :—
N. G., Robt. Hendereon ;
P. G., Jae. Jones ;
V. G., Jae. HumpbrIes ;
R. Seo„ W. H. MoOraoken ;
F. Sea., Saml. Wilton ;
Trees„ F. S. 800tt ; ;
Chap., R. Leatherdale ;
0on., J. Fulton ;
War, J. K. Brown ;
I. G., Hugh Onuningham ;
0. G., W. Martin ;
R. S. N. G., Thoe. Miller ;
L. S. N. G., J. Donaldson ;
R. 6. S., A. Oradea ;
L. S. S., Ira Parker.
Weetern Star keeps shining as the yaare
go by and hue a membership of around
a hundred at the present time. They are
generous in the treatment of brethern
who are unfortunate to be on the antic
liet at times and are always ready to ao.
cord a hearty welcome to visiting mem.
bene.
WELL PATaoNIZED,-The K. 0. T. M,
Band Oanoert held here last Friday even.
ing in the Town Hall attracted a large
andienoe and the promoters had the eat-
iataction of receiving the sum of $75.00
ae the finaaoial reaolte with a 16 oent ad.
mi8810n fee. Sir Kt. Sinolair was the
Chairman and announced the following
varied, intereeting and amusing pro.
gram :—Selection by H. 0. T. M. Band
male quartette, Messrs. Jones, Sinolair,
Hawkins and Oober ; instrumental duet,
Misses MaLanahlin ; solo, H. R. Brewer
recitation, Wee Winnie McGuire ; solo,
Mlee Rankin, of Wingbam,; dialogue,
membere of the tent ; instrumental, T.
A. Hawkins ; eolo, Mise Vieie Cardiff ;
seam drill, Mies. Forbee and company ;
solo, Jae Jones ; dialogue, members of
the tent ; eolo; We. B. 'Debar ; solo, H.
V. Avison ; tableau, members of tent.
Ieooree were numerous and often de.
mantled in 'a manner more boieterone
then polite. !Phe soar! drill was neatly
done and wae particularly pleasing to the
company. Both dialogues found favor
and the wahine performers all through
the evening were enthosiastioally applaud.
ed. This was the first public appearance
of the K. O. T, M. Band and in addition
to one number in the Hall they played a
ample in equally good style .ont doore
before comfort commenced. The Band
and their inetroo8or Jag. Jones are to to
cowplimented on the progreee made and
by the time next Summer arrives they
will be ready for engagements with the
ueaeseary program oalaulated to afford
satfetaation to the public).
APPLE EYAPORATrNe FACTORY SOLD.—
The Mahler apple Evaporating Factory
in Brussels has been purchased by John
Cunningham, of thie plaoe, who will ren
it in future, The bueinees was put in
fine shape last Beason by the erection of
new buildings, furnaces, and latest im-
provements and has now a oapaoity of
400 buehele per day. Mr. Cunningham
will do well with it we have no doubt as
he will give the business hie pereonal
attention. HIe acquaintance with the
farming community will be to hie and
their anvantage, We wish him euooeee
and are pleased to know that the family
will now be permanent residents. If the
apple orop le a good one next Fall Mr,
Cunningham hopes to parry on a largely
increased trade over any year iu the past.
Clluitelt CHIMBS.
A meeting of the clergy of the deanery
of Huron will be held in Clinton, Feb-
ruary 3rd.
The Annual meeting of Melville allorob
congregation will be held Monday after.
noon next Fab. 20d.
The H. M. 0. A. annual convention
will be held in Peterboro' from February
5 to 8. Frank Yeigh, of Toronto, will be
one of the speakers.
Next Sabbath the quarterly commun-
ion aervioe will be held in Brussels
Methodist church. The pastor will
preaah morning and evening. Official
Board will meet on Tuesday evening at
7.80 o'clock.
The next World's Sabbath School Con-
vention will be held in Jerusalem in
March of 1904. Preliminary arrange.
manta are already being made for a special
steamer to sail from New York with
delegates.
The Quarterly Official Board of the
Main street Methodist ohorah Exeter,
has nnanimonely extended an invitation
to the Ray. W. Godwin, of Grate Church,
St. Thomas, to emceed the Rev. R. Mit
yard in the paeturate. Mr. Godwin has
aooepted.
Communion cervico will be held in
Melville church next Sabbath. Prepara-
tory service will be held on Saturday,
commenoing at 2.30 o'olook, when Rev.
A. MacNab, M. A , of Waltoc, will
preaoh. Monday, at 2 o'oloob, the
Thanksgiving service commences, to be
followed by the annual Congregational
meeting.
Thursday of thio week Maitland
Presbytery meets is Wiugham to deal
with the resignation of Rev. R. 8. G.
Anderson, of Wroxeter, whose health bare
him from continuance in the ministry in
the meantime, much to the regret of hie
congregation and the Presbytery. A new
Presbytery Clerk will have to be appoint.
ed as Mr. Anderson occupied this posi-
tion.
Rev. Joo. Rose B. A., preached a fine
sermon last Sabbath morning in Mel.
villa church on the text "Yield yourself
to God," Romana 6 13. The four divis-
ions were (1) Unto the Infinite Love of
God ; (2) Unto the abounding Mercy of
God ; (8) Unto the saving Power of God ;
(4) Ypro the righteous Authority of God.
Joel 3.14 "The valley of Decision" was
the evening topic.
Rev. A. 0. Orem!, general eeoretary of
the Epworth League, is attending the
mutual oonfereuue convention of the
league, whioh opened on Tuesday at
Granby, Que.
"81r1 we would see Josue" was the
text ohoaeu by (toy, T, W. Ooaene last
Sabbath morning iu the Methodist
oburoh, The benefits 01 Obriat'e nom.
panionabip were enumerated proving it
to be of priceless vans. nab 819
"Which hope we have a c a a, rhor to
the stile, &o," wap the eventug text from
whioh a helprnl and very iutereeting ear.
mon was preaohed.
ONE or Tins Verzneta,—Last Sabbath
Rev. R. Paul, of Brunets, tools Rev. R.
Hobbs' work at Wingham. The program
he followed was olaee meeting at 10.30 a.
m., preaohiog at 11 ; olaee meeting fol-
lowing the regular service ; Sabbath
school in the afternoon at whioh be
taught a Bible Blase and addreeeed the
eohool ; public service in the evening.
The reverend gentlemen is peat 75 years
of age bat judging by the above he up
pears to be able for a heavy day'e work
yet without experiencing any bad effects.
Rev. Mr. Hobbs was preaching for W. B.
Kerr at Blenheim. He aleo delivered hie
far famed Lecture on Monday evening.
A Missionary program wae given at the
.Epworth League meeting Net Sabbath
evening, Ira Gerry, President of that de.
partment, in the chair. The lesson was
read by Mies Minnie lfaNaughton ; short
addressee by Rev. 1'. W. Oceans and
Preeident Ham ; solo by Mies Kate
Rozell and reading by bliss Jennie Howe.
From the Treasorers report them is well
np to $80.00 in hand to $50 aimed at for
this Oonferenoe year. A r:urnber of
appropriate missionary hyu,ua were
heartily sung, and a Missionary diagram
on the btaokboard explained. Two boxes
of alotbing was sentby the league to the
Deaconess' Home at Torouto to aid iu the
relief of the needy.
$GN
Sotrane,—Iu Brussels on January 26th,
to Mr, and Mrs. A, Somers, a eon.
Boaeetn.—Ia Morrie, on Junoory 28th,
Treads Wallah Christopher, beloved
wife of Thoa. H• Bolger, aged 28
years, 5 months and 1 day.
OoNEat.—In Sunshine, on Jannary 28th,
Laoinda Oonery, aged 69 years, 4
months and 6 days.
DonsoN—In Ethel, on January 280h,
Margaret Rolland, beloved wife of
Lawrence Dobson, aged 72 years, 5
months and 7 days,
DeoN.—In Detroit, on Jan. 22nd, Jatnee
Dron, formerly of Brunets, aged 46
years,
Pore,—In Howiok, ou Jan. Met, 1903,
Jessie Olark, wife of Thoe. Popo,
aged 74 years, 10 months.
SwoTzetn. In Blowhard, on January 17th
Ann . Speario, reliot of the late Rioh-
erd Switzer, aged 66 years.
TAYLOR.—In Ethel, on January 201b,
Alice Dawe, reliot of the late Thos.
Taylor, aged 84 years, 1 month and
15 Jaye.
. iCTXOb7• SA2,E-
FftIDAY, JAN 30.—Farm stook, imple.
manta, &o. South } Lot 1, Oon. 6, Grey.
Sale, unreserved, at 1 o'clock. Jno. B.
McLatmltlin, Propt. ; F. S. Soott, Auo.
JAN, 29 1903
aionnAx, Eno, 9,—Farm stook, imple.
menta, &0,, at Lot 8, Con. 6, Grey. Sale,
unreserved, at 1 o'olook, Joeepll 13,
Bowman, prop, ; F, S. Saotb, auo.
TUESDAY Fea, 10.—Farm, farm stook,
&o., at Lot 28, Con, 8, Grey, pale un.
reserved at 1 o'clock. Alex. pfoNeil,
prnpt ; F. S. Scott, arm.
WEDNESDAY, FEn, 11.—Farm stook,
implentente,dlo, Lot 8, Con. 6, Grey,
Fa'e, anrew'rved, at 1 o'eloolf. John
Smith, krupt. ; 0', 8. Boort, Ano.
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
Woon mitten wanted, Enquire at
TBE POST,
Hoaon and lot for sale on Mill street,
Brussels. Apply to R. T. HINGSTON,
Bonm0Ene wanted. Apply to MRS, T.
NICHOLS, John street, Brunets.
Tuono' BRED young sown for Bale, all in
farrow. Lot 20, Oon, 0, Morrie or Brussels
P.0, BORT, NI0H0L, Proprietor,
GENERAL store for sale. For further
proculars apply to J. H. THOMSON Hen -
y 10•tf
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
OOD YEAR OLD STEERS
Wanted, suitable for rattail purposes
Apply to GEO. BEST, Brussels. '
VOR SALE. -5 SHEARLING
Rome ; 1 two-year-old and 2 Ram
Lambe. Pure bred Letaeatare. Good ones
at low.prieee. Also Short Horn Bulls, Cows
and Heifers at very moderateprices and
espy terms. D. MILN11 & SON, Ethel.
Q OR 10 ACRES OF STANDING
lJ Timber fur Bale, principally blank ash.
Mi11. be sold by the Bore or ten block. For
pries, terms end other particulars, apply to
M INOAN TAYLOR, Lot 4, Oen. 8, Grey, or
Jamestown 1'. 0. 24-tf
3 THORO'BRED SHORT HORN
Bulls for sale. One is lyear old and
the other two younger. Also several regist-
ered Cows and Heifers. Apply to JAMES
8PEI0, Lot 80, Cm0, Morrie Twp., or Bran.
eels P. 0, 22-tf
HAIR DRESSING.—THE UN.
mmusteuen wishes to announce to
the ladies of Brussels and vicinity that she
ie prepared to make switches out of comb -
logs and out hair, at her •home, Mill street
West, Brussels. MRS. HINGSTON.
' 700D FOR SALE. — THE
undersigned has any quantity of
hard and soft wood for Bale. Also a Span.
ttty of good barn timber. For further par.
Maulers apply on the premises, Lot 21, Con.
16, Grey, or to 5140. MONABB,
27.4 Oranbrook P. O.
BOAR FOR SERVIOE.—THE
undersigned will koep for service on
Lot 10, Con. 16, Grey, the thoro'-bred York-
shire hog "Maple Leaf Tom." Pedigree may
be seen on application. Terms, 61.00, with
privilege of returning if necessary,
ROBT. HOUSTON,
29 4 Proprietor.
NOTICE
To whom this may concern :
The small -pox, at present, ie found in
many parte of the country, we therefore
oonsider it neeeaeary that all who have not
been vaooinated should be forthwith. The
Trustee Board of the Public School will
please note this. RICHARD PAUL,
Chairman Board of Health.
2
iciu:unt
ness
On the 1st 6f March I intend to
make a Change in my Business
and from now till then everything
in the Store will be sold at 20
per cent. Discount.
NOW IS THE TIME TO GET ONE OF THE
BEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED IN
rING and
UR, HINGS
as I must reduce my stock before the First of Maroh. Time will not
permit me to give a list of prices but you can depend on getting One
Dollar's worth of Goods for every Eighty Cents you
pay out.
Do not Delay but Come at Onoe
and got in with tho Close Buyers.
T EJRJMS CASH'
A Few Fur Goats Loft to be Sold: at 20 per cent. Discount.
.JL_d .i IDIN cr7 CL®T,.LJ,-I.ER.
The Standard, Bask of Canada
CAPITAL (authorized by Act at Parliament) ... 52,000,000,00
CAPITAL (fuBY aid up) ,.. ... ... .,, 1,000,000.00
RESERVE FUND ,,, ,,, ,,, ,,, ,,, ,,, ,,, 830,000 00
TOTAL ASSETS „ ,,, ., „ 10,077,804,00
HEAD OFFICE,,- TORONTO
0,80. l(', IOEYD, General manager
BRUSSELS . Deposita regelved, Lonna rondo to 000pou.
BRANCH Bible partloe on favorable terms, Drafts
and money orders issued, Peyable at�any point, at lowest rates. Oolleotione
promptly attended to, A General Banking Buelneoo transacted, Every.facllity
afforded Customers living at a distance,
Savings Bank Department Amoente of one dollar andupwarda'
reoeived acd Intoreat at highest
ourreot rate allowed from date aoceunt le opened, apd added to the principal May
81st and November 80th,
Farmers' Sale Notes Oaehlloed otioar n.reoeived for safe keeping and
Oo
molar Nolo Forms Free en Application
Hours 10 to 3, Saturdays 10 to 1, P. H. GRAY, AOHNT.
POR SALE—LOT 207 AND
dwelling thereon North-west corner
William and Albert streets, Bruseele.
40.16 J. LE03iIE,
TORS SALE. — VALUABLE
property at Ethel known ae the
Methodist Parsonage. Apply to JNO.
00BER, Brueeelo,
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
in the Village of Ethel. A desirable
property. For particulars as to price, terms,
.¢o., apply •on the premises to MORRI8
FOG AL, or Ethel F. O. 18.8m
PROPERTY FOR SALE.—THE
undersigned offers for sale his com-
fortable house and lot in Oranbrook. There
are Si alma Of laud, good Orchard, email
trutte, ..to, There is also a email barn. Pos-
session eau he given on March let For fur.
ther particulars as to price, ,terma, die., ap-
ply to THOS. BROWN, Proprietor, Iran.
brook, 20.11
Tenders Wanted,
Tenders will be reoeived 4y the under-
signed up to February 2nd, 11000, ut 2 o'cloolr
It m., for the ereotiou of a 2•etory brick
house oo Lot 11, Oon. O, Morris. Plane and
epeoigeatione may be seen on the promises.
The lowest or any tender not necessarily
aacopted. ALES. (MARE,
28.2 Sunshine P. 0,
NOTICE
Notice to hereby given that the Amoral
Meeting of the. Howiok Mutual Phu Iusur-
enoe Company will be held in the Towuship
Hall, Gerrie, on Friday, Feb. 0th, 1908, at 2
o'clock p. m., for the purpose of receiving
the reports of the Directors and Auditors
for the past year, and for other business.
By order of the Board.
W. 0. MOII]0Rr1HER
Gorrle, Jan, 16, 1704.0. Secret,ary
Tenders for Wood.
Tenders will be reoeived by the undersign •
ed, until San. 80,1908, for the delivery at the
eohool house, Oranbrook, of 80 cords of good
beech and maple, all body wood, 22 inches
Mpg. IFnr farther particulars apply to or
write WM, CAMERON, See.-Treas. Public
School Board, Oranbrdok, 27.3
ANNUAL MEETING.
The Annual Meeting of the Brussels Driv-
ing Park Aa000iation for the election of Mil.
Dere, the receiving of the report of the Dir-
ectors for the past year and Imola other busi-
ness as may be lawfully brought before the
meeting, will bo bald at the American Rotel
Brussels, on Friday evening, January 801h,
1008, at 8 o'clock, F, 0, SCOTT,
Secretary.
CLYDESDALES, S H 0 R T—
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Wangs AND BEmgeeonto FOR SALE.—
Two young Short Born Bulls from imported
Moak ; also Berkshire pigs 8 moothe old
Will sell cheap 000 eI4ering quality. For
further partleularo apply to 50810PEE
LER, Lot Lot 20, Con. 9, Grey, or Genf ryn P.O.
SFIORTHORNS AND OLYDES-
nALEe. Por sale 2 young hullo 11
and 17 menthe old. The former took 1st
prim at Brussels and Relgrave Fall Faire
and 2nd at Blyth. and the latter was oleo a
Prize winner at Itruaeele. Also one yearling
heifer.. A11 are aired by Roan Duke, 86188,
whioh has taken let prize for peat three
yaare in classes of home bred and imported
stook. The dams of these young animals
have repeatedly taken Lenore in the prize
ring. Will alto sell two Olydeedale fillies,
with 4 and 6 crosses of imported stook, res-
peotively, aged 1 and 2 years. Easy terms
of payment, P. ROBERTSON.
17.Ef
Lot 8, Oen, 9,. Grey,
Brussels P. 0.
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
BTO00, IMP,,LIOMENTB, &o,—Mr. F.
S. Scott, auctioneer, has received inetruo.
Mons from the undersigned to gall bypub-
1te auction at Lot -8, Oon, 0, Groy, on MON-
DAY, FEB, Oth, at 1 o'clock. the following
valuable property; 1 working horse,' burse
Dolt 2 years old, draught1 1 mere 0010I year
old, draught; 1 drier ng mare 6 years old, la
foal to 'Kaplan' ; 1 dry cow, 1 now due to
calve Jan, 27, 4 oowe in calf. 8 01 whioh are
milking 1 1 Durham bull a veers old San,
1903, will imported crossesof Wallace (2753).
Comet (200), Prinoeee (419), winner of First
Prize at East Huron Pair ; 1 two-year-old
heifer, 2 steers 9 Years old, 1 steer risme 2
yaare, 1 heifer Acing 2 years, 2 yearling hoil.
ere, 8 Spring ealvee, 8 Fall calves, 1 tkoro'
bred Terkel -tire sow with litter of 12 pigs, 8
nage 2 menthe old, number of fowl, 1 Massey -
'Barrie binder 6 ft. out, 1 blarney -Barris
mower,0 ft., with Totten pea harvester and
buneber attached ; 1 ten -foot all•0teel rake,
new, MaoeeyHarns ; 1 Msaeey-Harris seed
drill combined ; 1 Masser -Harris cultivator,
new ; 1 three -horse plow,2•furrow ; 1 single
plow. 1 wheelbarrow, 1 set hon barrows,
now; 180niiler and moulder combined, 1
wagon nearly new, 1 top buggy, 1 set double
harness. 1 set single harness, 1 hay rook,
new, 15ft. ; 1new °utter, 1set Bob -sleighs,
1 fanoing,mill with bagger, nearly new; hay
fork, x0000 and pulleye, nearly now; 1 tar -
nip pulper, 1 set of scales 1000 lbs., 2 log
ohaine, steel crow bur auk poet bole epoou,
1 water trough 12 feet long, about 4 tons of
timothy bay in stack also quantity in barn,
quantity of turnips, 00 oushele seed peas, a
number of oedar poste, 1 cook . Stove with
reservoir attached, 1 kitenen atnve, robes,
bells, blankets, wbiffietreee, neck yoke and
num,-roue other articles. Sale uureeerved
as proprietor has sold his farm. Terms—
All sums of $6 and under Dash, over that
amount 11 months' credit will be given ou
furnishing approved johit notes ; 4 per cent.
off for oath on oredit amounts.
F. B. SCOTT, JOSEPH H, BOWMAN,
Auctioneer. ;Proprietor.
0
ice
We beg to announce to the people of Brus-
sels and surrounding cnuntrzl that we
have secured a lease of these premises and
purpose putting in -another new and select
stock of General Dry Goods, Beady -to -
wear Clothing, Boots's' Shoes. Our aim
will constantly be to secure the very latest
styles in these lines and buying for cash
from, the leading .Manufactzirers will
place us in, the front rank as economical
buyers. -
OUR PLATFORM WILL BE
Large -Turn-over of Stook,
Small Profits, -
Honest Dealing,
Good Class of Goods,
Satisfaction Guaranteed
From now until April lst we want to clear the bal-
ance of this stock out and prices will -go .down with a crash
this week in order to do so. Dress Goods,' Readyto-wear
Clothing, Boots and Shoes at almost auction .prices. 'Come
early and secure first choice.
THE MONEY -SAVING SPOT.
H. A, M -.ATC -H --ETT
GARFIELD BLOCK, BRUSSELS.
it 'I3'tltter and Eggs taken as dash,