The Brussels Post, 1903-2-19, Page 8Reliable
Inform tion
is what is needed by the Public regarding the use
of Medicine, There are many Drugs that are ex-
ceedingly good for common ailments, colds, etc., and
the intelligent use of which insure speedy recovery.
Do not hesitate to ask our advice and we
will at once designate the best remedies that are
prepared for such complaints.
Druggist & Bookseller,
SLEY
Brussels.
DRANO TRUNK RAILWAY.
aODTHEBN EXTEN0ION w, O. & n,
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows
GOING 5o0Ta Goma NORTH.
Mail 7:18 a.m I Mixed 10:00 0.m
Maxed......... I000 am Mafl ,.,,.. 0.17 p.m
Express 0:28 p.m I Express .....• 8:17 Pro
Inca' Reins Jte ts.
A. ohiel'e amang ye talk' notes,
An' faith he'll prent ie.
Bnesenne market leads.
Tau Poem gives the news.
TRAINS are often late these days.
RoliT. QUIT= shipped a oar of wheat.
MONTHLY Horse Fair on Thursday,
March 5th. Dont miss it.
A oar of bogs was shipped Eastward
this week by A. 0. Dames.
Sousa plants were trimmed by Jack
Frost in 5 good many oases during the
pant week.
Tan thermometer cantered around the
twenties below zero Tuesday morning,
about the ooldest record this Winter.
Beuaers BALI Weems have reoeived the
iron for the oew pan to be put its the
block. 2 Dere of salt were shipped tbio
week.
A Conoxa of sleigh loads from town
drove to Wroxeter on Saturday evening
last and enjoyed a skate on the rink in
that village.
Tats week A'. Coates forwarded a car
of horses to Manitoba from this place.
There appears to be a big demand in the
West for good horses.
FRANx OLIVER is now in charge of Geo.
Thomson'e bread vac. His place ab A.
Carrie's is taken by Platten Howe. Both
are industrious youths.
Coneaxpo Bela. — Oar sale continues
till March 1st. Mre. Water won last
week's 05.00 prize.
Gmo. E. Kona, Wingham.
WEDNm8DAY'B blizzard was a ot'aoker.
jack and the worst of the season. Dear
2,lr. Hioke, we'll be good if you'll quit
right now. We know yon can do it bat
please don't oarry the joke too far.
New mueioat 10o per sheet. We are
offering all the "New Ieeues" reoeived by
us during the pact few months for loo a
copy. They inolede a lot of the late
Songs and Two•Stepe. Tam Pooi Book
Store.
IN the blinding snow storm fast Wed-
nesday evening, Rev. Jno. Roes, loot his
way in coming home from the Sharp-
Shnrrie wedding and bad to be piloted
with a lantern to the Cardiff efderoad,
It was a wild storm in the country.
Co, ENGINEER AN5La2, of Wingham,
was in town on Monday fn confers:me
with the Warden on business matters
cow:ernfog the three steel bridges to be
hnilt next Summer. They will go to
Kincardine to have the agreements and
bonds completed on Friday. The
Hunter Co, have the oontracte for the
bridges.
Tine Western Dairymen's Association
did the proper thing when they sent W.
W. Harris, the well known oheeee men of
Brueeele, a cheque for 826 00 as a reoog
nition for eervmes rendered by him in
connection with hie taking charge of
cheese exhibits at the Fairs. "You will
travel many a mile before you will find a
whiter man than Billy Harris" is the
opioion of the cheese men and Tan Pose
thinks their judgment is good.
THE Wiartoo Canadian says ;—The
hotelkeepere of Wiartoo have unanimous
ly agreed to close their bars from Sator•
day night to Monday morning. Very
little selling bee been done after hours
there ab any time, says the Canadian,
but the personal agreement entered into
makes the matter more binding and more
easily enfor0ed, and frequenters of those
places will now know that it hi impossible
to get liquor, and should not be imports•
nate.
A BaoaalMS GIRL'S S000aes.—Speaking
of the St. Andrew's Sooiety mooed, he,d
in Saginaw, Miab., the News of that pity
Gaye of Mise Etbyle Powell: --"Mies
Powell is a graoeful young woman, of
very attractive Ilereonality, and withal a
really sweat Binger. BerWear and
melodione volae was heard to excellent
advantage last night in the old favorite,
'Oomin' Thro the Rye,' and in the plain-
tive notes of 'Ye Banka end Braes,witb
which she reeponded to a rapturous
ehoore. Her other solo numbers, all of
wbiah brought her encores, were 'Angel
Land' and 'The Old Plaid Shawl." Miss
Powell ie a daughter of George A. Powell,
of Toronto, formerly of Brussels,
DIEM.-•Aokbsret Taylor, who hae been
in failing health for Ibe pest year or
more, died at the home of David Haisb,
Albert street, Btoeeele lest Friday morn.
ing, aged 48 years, The cause of hie
demise was oonsumption. Funeral took
pines to Brueeele cemetery on Saturday
afternoon, Roads. T. W. Ooeene and R.
Paul taking oberge, Mr. Taylor's mother
died a few weeks sines at Ethel and hie
father a few yesre ago at Goderioh, A
younger brother left home, near Ethel,
20 odd year] ago for the united States
but Whether hele dead of alive
now is
not known tohisfriends, Aokburet Tay.
for was an induelrio00, hooeet man of
laving habits. Be was quit] a reader
and wee well known in the Ethel locality
where he spent a goodly portion of hie
1108,
READ the advertisements in Tim POST,
A 0. U. W. Friday evening of tale
week.
LA GRIPPR and pneumonia are waiting
round to catch the unwary.
Geonam BEST shipped 2 oars of hogs
and a car of cattle this week from Bros -
sale.
Auntie's saw mill yard is receiving a
large quantity of caw loge and beading
bolts aud will eoJn get to work nutting
them op.
85,000 private funds to loan on Bret
mortgage on farm 50501ity, with easy
terms of payment. Farther particulars
may be obtafned by addressing E. Biwa
beim, WO of THE POST, Brussels.
Ir is reported tbat John Graioper has
purchased the Livingston farm adjoining
Brussels on the West. The property is
very conveniently located but will re
gnfre a oew bones and barn to fill the
modern ideas of comfort and convenience.
Tax management of the Great North
Weeteru Oompaoy'e telegraph ofliue at
Braeaele has been traueferred to Reginald
Fieti her since the deceaee of his father.
As the new incumbent is oonvereant with
the work he will no doubt give the publio
the beet of Batiefaction,
P. AusNT. of this town, has purebosad
Lots 21, 22, 28 and 24, Oon, 17, Grey
township from J. K. Matheson, of Mit-
chell, and will proceed at o50e to remove
the timber and clear up the laud for
tillage. These are 100 sere lots that have
been and will be greatly benefitted by the
drainage eohemee on foot iu Grey town•
chip.
Tam Caber CarriageFaotory ie hustling
work on their new stook of boggiee and
`have the fleet lot about completed. They
oleared out tbeir cutter output and poo
eibly ooald have disposed of from 25 to
50 more if they bad them. A big eea800'5
work le figured on and there is little
likelihood of disappointment as they tura
out a first class article.
GoLD BATH.—The other day Harold,
second son of N. F. Gerry, was treated
to a dip in the Maitland river rather
anoeremoniounly, He was sleigh riding,
along with other children, on the hill
eido near the water and the sleigh getting
away before his sister was ready the
sleigh and Harold took a e000t over the
:cow and into an open apace where the
aqua pure was in evidence, Outside of a
Redden surprise and fright to tboee con-
cerned no damage was done as the young
lad was 800n got to his home and hie
water soaked garments removed.
Goon Roans.—W. H. Kerr, ae Warden
of Huron Co., has been invited to address
the Eastern Good Roods Aeeooiatioo,
whicb mrete at Ottawa on Thnraday and
Friday, March 12:11 and 18th. His topic
will be ''How Huron Co. secured several
hundred miles of leading gravel roads."
The press notice of the Convention reads
as follows :—The program which has
been prepared for the convention o1 the
Eastern Ontario Good Roads Association,
wbiah wilt be held in Ottawa on the 1210,
and 13th of Matoh next is an extremely
interesting one. On Thursday morning
the dieonesion will be devoted entirely to
the beet methods which township Conn.
oile should adopt in managing their roads,
Speakers will be present from several
townships which have commuted statute
labor, inolnding Reeve Daniel Malntyre,
of Mioksburg, Ont., township Clerk A.
Murphy, Fitzroy, Ont. ; Reeve S. Mann,
Goulbourne, and ea -Reeve W. 0. Cald-
well, GMouoeeter, These men all repro
sent townships which have commuted
statute labor since the Good Reads
Aosooiation started ire work. What
promises to be nae of the most interesting
seeei0ne will be held Thursday afternoo .
Warden W. H. Kerr, of Huron County,
will deeoribe how his county :tortured
eeverel hundred miles of leading gravel
road. Prot. J. A. Holmes, of North
Carolina, will describe the macadam,
gravel and other roads that have been
built in various States of the American
union. Hob. F. R. Latobford will give
an address regarding the million dollar
grant for roads, Highway Commissioner
A. W, Campbell will also speak au this
goeetio0. There will be a free disauesion
et which people preeeot will be invited to
g085tio0 the speakers conoernfng the
coat of building and approved mebbode.
The general public will be invited to
attend Thursday evening, at which
itis expected Sir Wilfrid Laurier, R. L.
Borden and other Ieadingpolitioal gentle.
11:1e0 will be present. An extremely in•
tere501ng footers will be an address illus
Crated by lime light views, wbioh will
be given by Prof. Holmes, "bowing roads
that have been built in the states by con
Viet labor. Prof, Holmes writes that
nearly 8,11 the roads built in the Soutbern
etatee have been oobstructed by oonviot
labor. The entire eeeeton Friday morn
ing will be devoted to the aoneideration
of the ooet of 000etrnotfng various types
of bridges. County Councillor 8. B. Mor
Ole, of Elgin County, which has built a
number of modern bridges, will be on
hand, ae will also engineers from leading
railway oompanies, cement oompanfee,
500. This will be oust of the most vale
able eoseione of the convention. High
way A. W. Campbell will be a leading
speaker. Friday aftertloon will be de
voted to the answering of questions in
the eetic raw" and tofarther son.e nd r
q ,
i at n of matters raised during the
e der 10 a d
n invention, A11 the railway oompaniee
have granted reduced Oates to the con
vsntioa, Every County and township
Council in Ontario is invited to appoint
delegates and should be represented at,
the OObltbtl0n,
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General Souping business transacted. Farmer's Notes
Discounted. Sale Notes bought or held for Collection.
Interact allowed on Saviuge Deposita et the
rate of Three per cent. on the daily balance.
W'Parties holding important papers, notes, &o„ may deposit them is
our bank vault for sale keeping—free 01 charge,
rrolupt and Cavern' Attention, Good Tel'Iue.
G. F. BLAIR, Solicitor. A. E. MELLISH. Manager, BRUSSELS.
$AnuLD CRE101,1TON, a former resident
of Brussels, has forsaken bachelorhood
and taken as hie life partner e Boston
young lady. Hearty coogratu'atiuna ere
extended.
TBE PosT extends oongratulatione to
Robert Francis and bride who are now
housekeeping on their own account in
Brussels. May happiness and prosperity
attend them.
GOOD Roans Convention will be held in
Oliotou Towo Hall on Wednesday, March
4th, oommenoine at 10 45 e. m. Own
miesioner of Highwave Campbell will be
there and give en address,
PBoffiu11ON Ex —The Oounty of Huron
Promotion Examinations will be held on
Marob gab and 27th. Teaohers are
requested to send for the number of
papers needed at ae early a date as
poeeible.
R. 8. Remot, formerly of Bruaeele and
Atwood, has disposed of the Paris Re•
view, which he bought last Fall, to Mr.
Lawton, the former proprietor. Mr.
Pelton Saye in hie valediotory that Paris
is n. g. as a newspaper town and he ought
to know as he worked bard to make the
Review a aaooess and greatly improved
it during his tenure. We have not learn
ed where be purposes locating bat hope
he will land in some good spot.
The 0.10ton News -Record says of a
former Braeselite :—Jamee Danford re.
turned from Listowel ou Saturday even.
ing and ou Monday and Tuesday peeked
up and shipped hie household goods. On
Tneaday Mre. Danford and featly left
for Brussels where they will enend the
week and on Monday go to Listowel.
which will be their future h, me. They
were residents of Clinton for twelve years
and have very many friends here who
will wish them oontinued success and
bappiaese.
Fred. H. Heath, of London, well known
here, and son•in.law of Jas. Duffield, of
Wingham, has reoeived notice of his
promotion to be epeoial agent of the Ow•
federation Ltfe Assareoce 0o,, with head
quarters at Toronto, He will leave
London in three weeks to undertake the
duties of hie new position, Mr, Heath
was , ffered the Weeteru Ontario manage
meat of his oompany, but preferred to
aooept the poet of epeoial agent. He bee
been for twelve years with the company.
MATRIMONIAL —A very quiet wedding
took pleoe at the Royal Hotel, Ripley, on
Wednesday evening, Jan. 14th, when
Min Aooie Put'and and Angus Mettbe.
eon, atone mason, were united in wedlock
in the presence of sbout40 invited guests.
The nuptial knot wen firmly tied by Rev.
J. H. McLeod. Mr. and Mre. Matthesoo
will maks their home in Ripley. The
happy couple 'are receiving congeatila
Mons from a host of friends. The bride
ie a former Broeselite, being a dangh'er
of John Potland, now of R play, The I
many Braseels friends will wish the 1
young couple happiness and prosperity. '
The groom's present to the bride was a 1
doe piano.
Taeeumns' Cot1vENTioN:—A meeting of
the Executive Oommitbee of tbe Bast
Huron Teachers' Institute wee held at
Wingham on Saturday, Feb. 141h. The
fallowing were present :—Tho President,
Dtvid Weir ; the Secretary, John
Hartley, Miee Kinney, Mesere. Marob,
Scott, Bailey and Moffatt. Messrs.
Maserove and Robb, though notmembere
of the Exeoaties, were also present. The '
Secretary was instructed to try to arrange
for a joint meeting of the teacbete of
both ioepeotoratee of Huron. Failing
this, the usual -annual Convention will be
bald at Clinton on May 21st and 22nd.
No speakers will be asked from outside.
It ie probable that an "At-home" will be
held in Oliutoo in oo0nection with the
meeting on the evening of May 2lst
THE Helena Pelletier Dramatic Oom
pasy who have been appearing with great
success in the principal cities and towns
of Ontario and the Eastern State* during
the past two seasons, will play a three
night engagement in the Town Hail,
Braeaele, Monday, Tneeday, and Wed
needay, Feb. 28, 24 and 26, presenting
three famous playa "The Fireman's
Ward," "Hie Better _Half" and "The
Girl from Mexioo," Mies Pelletier, wbo
ie indeed a dramatic and mosinal star of
tbe first maga:tads, hoe surrounded ben
self with a company of onusaal merit,
The splendid musical numbers introduced
form a charming feature of these delight.
fel productions which have been endorsed
in terms of the highest prairie by the
preen throat;bout Ontario. Prioee 10-20
and 80o. Plan of Ball at usual plaoe.
A. GOOD RE000nxson. The Marathon
Sun :mauling of the removal of Station
Agent Milhaasen from that place to
Brueeele Bays :—"John Milbaueen, G. T.
R. station agent, baa been promoted by
being transferred to Brune a where be
will receive an inorease of salary. Mr.
Milhausen, during hie sojourn to Haver -
ton, was very popular and made nnmor•
onefriebde by ate obliging and affable
manner in dealing with the public." In
referring to the same gentleman the
the Milverton oorrespondent to the Strat
ford Herald remarks:—"Jno Milhansen,
who hae'been rtation agent here for some
three years, has been promoted to the
Hama position at Brueael*, and bis many
friends minaret:date him upon his pro-
motion while regretting losing biro. lie
will be very numb missed in musical
oirolee, and 80010,11y generally, and raped
ially by the Metbodiet ohoir, which he
has been leader of eine* he has bees here,
He bee always been found 00nrteong and
obliging in hie position aft agent, and
people will regret his removal who have
merely met him in a 0015in088 Way. Mise
Carrie Ml,hausen will remove to Bros.
Oslo to join her brother es soon as he
obtains a enitable been, and Mise Mil.
houses will be mlesed very muoh also."
These are the kind of people Taft POST
likes to see moving into town, viz, those
whose removal from other places ie
regretted.
People We Talk About.
Mise Myrtle Thompeon is visiting in
Teronbo.
George Leckie, of Wroieter, was in
town on Friday.
Mre, Oornieh, of Mitchell, is Visiting
Mre, Jno. Wynn.
Mrs• Jno. Thomson was renewing old
frieodehipe at Beaforth last week
Dr. Spence, of Luoknow, called on old
friends in town one day last we,.k.
Russell Fletcher returned to Oblong°
last Friday to resume his position.
Mre. Kellington, of Trowbridge, is the
guest of her daagbter, Mre. F, Adams.
Mies Mae Knox, of Toronto, and Will
Ardell, of Gorrie, spent Sunday in town.
Mark Howlett, Queen street, was at
Elmira dnriog tbe past week visiting his
Meter.
Mie•es Bella Henderson, May Skene
and Nettie Brown spent Saturday at
Gorrie. -
Reuben Jewitt and wife, of Oonetanue,
were vieitore at W. Jewitt'", 14i11 street,
over Sunday.
Mies Williamson, of Walton, ie making
a visit with her eieter, Mrs, Geo, Walker,
Alexander street.
E. P. and Mrs. Paulin, of Dashwood,
vial
were visitors toe wi bb Dru u
g„iat and Mre.
Fox last week. They are old friends,
Mre Campbell and eon, of Port E'gin,
have been visiting at Dr Holmes'. Mrs.
$oimee and Mre. Campbell are sisters.
Mre. Jamee Oliver was gaits poorly
for a day or so from a heart trouble bat
we hope she will soon be ae smart as
usual,
Robert Richardson, of Dutton, was
here on a visit with relatives. He ie a
brother to Mre, Jno. Thomson, Turnberry
attest.
Ms Emma Covens, who was visftiag
at the Methodist Pareonage for a few
weeks, returned to Trowbridge last
Monday.
Mre. F. J. Sheak returned to Toronto
last Monday after several weeks' visit
with her mother, Mrs. Jno. Wynn, of
Brussels.
Miss Carrie "[Lupton aud her brother
Will., were visitingrelatives in Wingham
last week. Mr, Megaton has returned to
the 'West this,week,
John Sholdioe, wife and child, of
Cypress River, Manitoba, were visiting
the former'" eieter, Mrs. Geo. Maldoon,
Turnberry street, last week.
Mre, Humphries and daughter and
Mi3e Clara Thompeon, of Toronto, ars
enjoying a holiday visit with Jas. and
Mre Jouee and other old friends.
Miss Habkirk left town on Saturday
for the millinery rooms, Toronto, where
she will epend a few weeks preparatory
to the opening of the Spring eeaeon
A. Sample spent Sunday in London
with hie sister, Mise Lizzie, and hie
aunts, the Mieeea Roddiok. He leaves
in a few days for the "Soo" where he has
a lucrative position.
Jewel: Ballantyne, grooer, bas been on
the sink ifs[, bob we hope be will Boon be
all right, Neuralgia is the trouble. He
contracted a cold on the day of Mr.
Fletober'e funeral.
Mrs. B. Gibson has returned to her
home near Bavelook after vieiling friends
in Brussels, Clinton Belgrave and Wing.
ham. Returning by Mount Forest she
will spend a few days there.
Rev. J. E. Hunter, who is "applying on
the Trowhridee circuit, has been danger.
ouely ill witb a severe attaok of la grippe
and is very weak. We hope be will soon
be restored to his mach loved work.
Mrs. Obae.Ooeene, of Trowbridge, has
been quite fit this week from heart weak-
ness but ie considerably better as we eo
to press. Rev. T. W. Ooeene, of Braeaele,
is a eon of tae shove mentioned lady.
Hurry Barbiiff and Geo. Roberton, of
Clinton, were renewing old friendebipe in
town and locality for a :maple of days.
Hoary has a "00n*in" here and George
two sisters, Mrs, Jas. Ballantyne and
Mist Mary Roberton.
l,llllli(lli (111131ia.
Bead Talmage's sermon in this inns
on "A Carping elder brother".
Two good sermons were preached by
Rev. J. Roes last Sabbath in Melville
ohoroh.
The Lord's Day Albinos will make
efforts to atop oheeeemakiug on Sandaye
in Oxford County.
The Sabbath School lesson for next
Bentley will be I Oor. 1Bth chapter.
See notes on poge 5 of TBE Pose.
Rev. W. E. Herr has reoeived a nnani.
mous invitation from B enbeim Metho.
dist Ohnroh to remain another year,
whioh he accepted.
Cent recite haus been let for the erection
of a new Roman catholic church at
Hingebridge, Citron ti0antp,during the
coming Bummer, It will cost 820 000.
Rev. -Meagre, Hunter and Oroeeley,
evangeliete, have placed an Order with
a Bt. Tbomae jeweller to supply all the
oburohes of that city who took" part in
the reasut revival e(rvioee with a hand,
some and valuable Wool: eaole.
A meeting of the Wingham Dietrict
Epworth Leagne Exeoutive was held in
the Methodist ahuroh, Wingham, lest
Saturday, Mise Minnie McNaughton,
of Brussels, was elected Ord viae president
to take the plane of UNE, Harris, of Luck
now, who regi ned. The idea of holding
hod n
g,,
it Winter eohool Go study Mieeiana, &n.,
was dropped bub an effort may be made
to hold a Summer school at ltincordine
for 2 or 8 days. A vieitfng plan was cut.
lined and the 80 Leagues divided among
the membsr8 of tho Iil7reoliblvs, The nexb
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BRUSSELS BRANCH F. II, GRAY, AGENT,
Convention will be held iu Brussels next
Aa: -um u.
Special Missionary Bermone will be
preached in the Methodist church next
Sunday by Rev. 0. P. Walls, B. A., B.
D., of Ethel, The reverend gentleman
will refol' particularly to the opening of
new fields in the Northwest, British
Columbia and New Outario. Beoanee of
aha rush of popnlntion into these parts
aud the consequent development of Rio -
Rion work, the General Conference has
asked the Methodist nhnrah of Canada to
raiee au extra 860,000, to be used as an
emergency fund.
8 S. ANNlvnnseaY.—An enjoyable time
was apeut in connection will: the annual
imolai for Melville Oborab Sabbath
School on Friday evening of last week.
Atter copper the following interesting
program was rendered in capital style
and enjoyed by ell :—Hymn 591, the
School ; prayer ; obairman'e address,
Rev. John Roes ; chorus, "The Village
Minetrelr", boys ; recitation, Olive jack.
eon ; 'chorus, "Sys Low Laud," little
girls ; quartette, "Praise the Lord", 4
ladies ; ohorne, "The Little Stars," little
gide ; reoitation, Gracie Robb ; chortle,
"I hear you go Sivaine," little boys ;
addreee, A. M, McKay ; chortle, Miss IL
Smith's class ; reeitati, n, Jennie R bb ;
doll drill, 8 little girls ; recitation, Win-
nie McGuire ; chorea, "G'od night,"
little girls ; hymo 518, the school ; bene•
diction.
Leat Sabbath morning Rev. T. W.
Cosmos' di000nree was Isaiah 28 16, the
topic being "The Sure Fonudatiou". Ili
stead of the regular preaching in the
evening a Praise service was rendered by
the church choir aseisbed by the Sabbath
eohool Orchestra. In addition to The
Lord's Prayer, "JesueLaver of my Soul",
"A11 Hail the Power of Jena' Name"
and "Abide with me" by the congregation
the choir. sang "Wanted", "Hosanna to
the King", "The Better Land", and "In
a little while we're going Home", a male
charm:, ',Man the Lifeboat" wee given
and H V. Avison Bang •'The Pekoe" with
good effect. The pastor made brief refer.
°noes to the hymns and recounted a
number of very pleasing inoidens. The
collection of 89 78 was devoted to
the oboir fend. A large number of the
audience asked the leader of the
choir if be would not arrange auother
Praise service shortly.
A jndieiel inquiry into the police soon•
dale at Montreal is probable.
HORN
CAIt1IIOSAEL.—In Grey, on Feb. 18th, to
Mr. and Mts. Angus Oarmiehael, a
eon.
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MATTH6soN—PnTLAND —In Ripley, 00
Jan. 14, by Rev. J. H. McLeod, Mr.
Angus Mattbeson, to Mira Annie,
daughter of Ur. John Putl8nd, for.
merly of Bruaeele, all. of Ripley.
Baanr-Sau0lt0E,—Iu Morrie, on Feb.18th,
by Rev. Jno. Rosa, B. A., of Brueeele,
Mr. Waiter Sharp, of Goderioh, to
Mies Mary A. Sherrie, of Morris.
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TAYLOR.—In Beneeele, on Friday, Feb,
18tb, 1908, Aokbursb Taylor, aged 48
years.
WroaxbrAN.—In Enet Wawanoeb, Feb.
rnary 9101, Henry Wightman, aged
85 years.
.e,.vc'rxovv ssx 28.
TnavDAY, Fan. 24.—Form stook, at Lot
24, Con. 9, Grey, Sale, unreserved, at 1
o'clock. Rebt. McDonald, proprietor ;
F. S. Santa, auotioneer.
WnDNEanog, RED. 25013.—Farm etnok,
implements, 50 , at Lot 26, O m, 8, Grey.
Sale, nnreeerved, st 1 o'clock. Thomas
Simpson, prop. 1 F. B. Scott, ono.
TnaoDAY, Mat= San.—Farm stock,
implements, 50. B a Toot 20, Con, 14,
McKillop, Sale, uoreeerved, at 1 o'clock.
W. Knenhtel. Prep. ; Thos, Brown, Aua,
1011082, FED 20 —Farm stook, impie•
meets, &o, S. Jl Lot 18, Oon, 6, Morrie.
Sale, 0ureeerved, at 1 o'clock. W. 0.
Wilson, prop, ; F. S. Scott, anti,
70 sset:ei .,.s lx.O.,2-5,O20 ' s,
Pall Whoa t ..... .,.... 60 08
Bnrlcy 40 42
Peas 68 60
Date 27 29
Batter, gibe and rolls .. 16 16
Eggs per low ........ 16 16
Flour per owl. 4 00 5 00
Pots:oete (per bue,) 50 60
Apples (per bag) 40 60
Hay per ton .,6 00 7 00
Sheep elder:, (aall ,. ,, 25 26
Lamb skint each 25 80
Solt ilor 1.1., retail. 1 00 70
11 idle. trntlmsd .... 6 B7
Bides tough - - 5 6
Hogs, Live 5 40 6 60
Wool 11 12
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
Boannane wanted. Apply to MRS. T.
N101101,8, John street, llruoeels.
Free for sale, ready for weaning, at
'Lot 0, 000.12, Grey. D. SHINE,
82.2 Brussels P.0,
Fea SAM —Nice grade heifer ; wlfl
or1vo about the last of this
month,Oaeh
or time. WM. RN, 5th Lino Tele.
Tams.' nem) young Rowe for sale, all in
farrow, Lot 25, Con. 0, O0orria or Brussels
P.O, ROST, NIDBCL, Proprietor, ( / O/•t/' ►/
GENEna1. Ettore for ogle. For further ^-' • !EL BLOCK,
p vptb0lare apply to J. 1i, T1101100111.tir *n• I La—Butter and Eggs taken as Cash.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
11''1OR SALE—LOT 207 AND
dwelling thereon; North-west ooruer
Willfam'aud Albert staeete, Brussels,
49.00 J, LEICKLh7.
G.F. BLAIR, BARRISTER, SOL-
ICITOR, tlo , BRU BSELS —
015155 over Staudard Bank; Solicitor for
Township of Grey, Howlett Mutual and the
Metropolitan Bank Private aud Company
mousy to loan at 'meet rates..
COWS FOR SALE.—A. NUM–
D
young aaR nd of14 goodto caitchhoosefrom. cows for
Wlil gale.coon .811is
shortly, ALLAN RPEIR, Lot 14, Con. 4,
Morris, Brueeele P.O.
Also have two young horses, a marc and
gelding, tor sale.
Special Meeting.
The Commit of the County of Huron will
hold a speeds] meeting iu the Town Hall, in
Clinton, on March the 4th next, at le o'clock
a.m. to n set representative mon from each
municipality in the County, and consider
the question of a good road 'eyatem in this
County. Any other Comity bueinese may
be oousidered at this meeting.
W. LANE,
[entity Clerk,
Da tad at Goderioh, Feb, 14th, 1905,
NOTICE 1
To whom this may concern :
The email -pox, 0t present, 15. found in
many parts of the country, we therefore
consider it necessary that all who have not
been vaccinated should be forthwith. The
Trustee Board of the Public School wilt
please note this. RICHARD PAUL,
Chairman Board of Health.
Notice of Transfer.
BELGRAVE HOTEL.
NOTICE is hereby elven, pursuant to the
regulations in that behalf, that 7, the uu-
dersl ued,have applied for attainder of the
Hotel Idoenso granted to Alexander Bruce,
and that the said treader will be acme/led
a:,d signed to by the Oommiseloners atter
the second publloation of tble notice, as re-
quired
e•q Datedlat Brussels, F5b612th,8,
1003ETTON
Pare
Cream Tartar
Baking' Powder
We find a constantly
increasing trade for our
Baking Powder. We
guarantee it to be pure
and always fresh. We
would like to have you
try it.
25c. per pound at
F
DRUG STORE.
1'OR SALE. — VALUABLE
Property at Ethel known as 1105
Methodist Parsonage. Apply to 7E0,
00BER, Brueeele.
Q OR 10 ACRES OF STANDING
Timber fur sale, priuolpully black ash.
W111 be sold by the sore or :en block. For
Woo, terms and other particulars, apply to
DUNCAN TAYLOR, Lot 4, Oon. 5, Grey, or
Jamestown P. 0. 24.tf
3 THORO' BRED SHORT HORN
Bulle for sole, Ono to 1 Year old and
the other two younger. Alto several reglet•
erect Cows and Bolters. Apply to JAMES
081l110, Lot 80, Con, 6, Morris Twp., or Brun-
eele Y. 0, 22-tf
j°OR SALE. -5 SHEARLING
Rama ; 1 two-year-old and 2 Ram
Lambs. Cure bred Lefee.bers. Good Dues
at low prices, Also Short Horn Bulls, Cows
and Golfers at very moderate prices aud
easy terms. D. MILNhE & BON, Ethel.
HAIR DRESSING.—THE UN-
nF.11erGNRn wirhoe to anno0005 to
the ladies of Brussels and vicinity that eke
is prepared to make Owitcbee 000 of aolub-
iugsaud out hair, at her home Still street
Weet,Bruesels. 11105, tnosmos.
SIIORTHORNS AND OLT'D.IOS-
DALne.—Fox sale 2 young bulls 11
and 17 months old. The former to ik let
prima at 11ruesels and Belgntvs Fall Faire
and 2nd at Blyth, -and the latter was 5150 n.
prize winner at Brussels. Also ono yearling
heifer. A11 are aired by Bo:tn Duke, 86,788,
which has taken lot prize for past three
years ill chases of home bred and imported
stook. The dame of these ',citing animals
have repeatedly taken honors in the prize
ring. Will aloe sell two Olydesdale Bllles,
with 4 and 6 crosses of imparted cloak, res.
ofyetl and
Nosy ROBERTON,
Lot 8, Cou. 9, O ray,
17.10 Brussels P. 0.
EYE OENER
FOR
-4gltatr°"---
aturday
o ay
and Tuesday
For those 3 days we purpose giving our profits to our
patrons. Stock -taking the last week of 1+'ebruary and all
odd lines must be cleared out by that time.
In Clothing
Our [rices will surprise the Shrewdest Buyers.
Men's Odd Pants, regular $1.75 for the 3 days $1
Fine All Wool Pants, regular $5,'2.25 for the 8 days 1
Men's Suits, all wool Halifax Tweed, regular $6 sale price 4
Men's Suite, all wool English Tweed, reg. $8.50' sale price 6
Men's Fine Beaver Overcoats, regular $7.50 sale price 4
Boots and Shoes
SOLID LEATMealt GOODS OM
Men's Fine Bf. Bal., regular $2.00
r1 :t tt 1.65
Womens' G. G. Bala., " 1.25
Women's Fine Dong. Bala., regular $2 25
rt IS t, of •1 . 1 5
Boys' Heavy Bf. Bels. regular $1 15 L V
Gold Leaf Shoe Dressing, regular 25c,
DANDLED
Dress Goods
35
65
50
00
98
sale price $1 65
aale,price 125
sale price 98
sale price 1 75
sale price 1 35
sale price 85
sale price 20
2 pieces All Wool Homespun", regular 75e sale price 50c
2 pieces Heavy All Wool Coating Serge, blslclt and
navy, regular 50c Bale price 25e
Linings and Trimmings marked down to Sale Prices
Some rare snaps in Linens, Towelings and Shootings.
Como to the Morey -Saving Spot.
A.
MAT
H ETT
BRUSSELS,