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DRUGGIST AND STATIONER.
'cal ftbas bins,
A ohiel's amang ye takir' notes,
An' faith he'll prent is,
SEVERAL localities are waiting for the
"toot 1 toot" of the C. P, R., Guelph to
Goderioh,
Rennes your seat for the big Concert
to be given on Tbankegiving evening
under the auepioes of Brussels Bowling
club. Plan of Hall at Foxe Drug store.
Roaoeoan medal prizes and three speed.
ing events, postponed from the Fall Fair
program Friday, wilt be given on the
} mile track, Brussels, on the afternoon of
Thanksgiving Day, oommencing at 1
o'olook,
THnP n resent session
of Parliament is
the longeet in the history of the Domin-
ion. In 1885 the session lasted 172 days,
but the session this year reached that
number over three weeks ago and will
likely last 200 days.
Fans Rees Solo. -Swan & Co. disposed
of the pneumatic tyred boggy to G. L.
Walker, of Brussels ; the Sod prize top
baggy to Dan. Neable, of Grey ; and the
let prize antter to W. F, Vanetone, Wing.
ham. Mr. Ewan took order for 14onttere
at Broeeele and Blyth Fairs atter the
pattern of the prize taker.
GRADUATED.-Publio Sohool Ioepeotor
Robb, of Brasaele, has completed hie
course and received the degree of B. A.,
from Queen's University, Kingston. He
had neighed the third year before hie
appointment as Inepeator and took a
nation to round Op the work and did so
with the mousse mentioned. THE POST
congratulates bim on hie eotivity amidst
bis maltifarione duties.
HUSTLERS AT APPLE PEELING, -At Brno -
eels Apple Evaporating Factory they get
quite a hnetle on. One day reoently
Charlie Hingeton peeled 55 bushels of
upplee from 7.30 a, ea. to 5.30 p. m. with
an hour off for de: es- and Johnnie
Cooper 52i bushels 'u the same time.
Two trimmers to each maobine. John
Cunningham, the proprietor, made a
business trip to Toronto this week, He
hag 400 oases of evaporated fruit ready
n0W.
CONCERT THANEoGIVING NIGHT. -Brae•
eels Bowling Club bas signed a oontreat
with the well oommended Ganthier-And-
dinon Concert Co., of Toronto, to give a
concert in the Town Hall, Brussels on
Thursday evening (Thanksgiving
Day). The talent consists of AdraLnton,
eoprano soloist ; Kathryn Obattoe-Mor•
ton, contralto e0loiet ; 0. M. Anddison,
nm
h octet ; E
Mmer eon
Morton violinist
rohniet
and baritne : and Mae Perinea Anddi-
e00, pianist and elooationiet. Plan of
reeerved Beate is now open at Fox's Drug
Store, The company dome highly reoom•
mended and will give a high grade pro.
gramme, varied, amusing and interesting,
CORRECTIONS IN PRIZE LIST, -A, meet•
ing of East Huron Fall Fair Directors
wag held Saturday afternoon to receive a
etet
errant of finances a and a
heckv
o er the
the prize list. The following corrections
were made; -Joseph Engler, 2nd prize
for stallion under 3 years ; E. Garvin, let
for variety of beans ; Jae. Evans, 1st for
Gladiolue Spikes ; W. R. MoOraoken,
let for batten wreath ; A, Speir, 2nd for
late potatoes and Bud for collection of
potatoes. The Treasurer will pay the
prizes, at hie office Tan POST Publishing
House on Friday of next week, 23rd inst.,
from 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. and on the fol-
lowing Saturday daring the same hours.
OOHING AGAIN TO BRUSSELS, -If you are
raptured ettend to yourself at ones, If
your child ie raptured do not allow him to
grow up in lifo handicapped by a rupture,
Have yourself or ohild oared, No matter
how many failures yon have had from
other eonro00, it ie a duty you owe your•
eelf when the opportunity presents itself
to consult (free) J. Y. Egan, rapture
specialist, of Tomato, who will make hie
next regular visit to Brneeele, Amadeu'
Hotel, Monday, all day and evening, one
day only, October 26, Remember, this
gentleman has now the largeet eetablieh.
meat in the Dominion exolnsively devoted
to the treatment of ruptures, He has
been established 57 years, and has been
visiting our motion periodically for the
past quarter of a century. I4 this not a
record 7 See "ad." in this issue.
Duenm the disoneeion of the new Grand
Treats Peeing Bili in the House of Com.
move a member of Parliament remarked
how very few np.to•date maps of the
Dominion of Canada were to be found,
As it matter of fact, very few homes, or
even eohool.honeee, possess such a ueefnl
article. 10 remained for the pabliehere
of the Family Herald and Weekly Star of
Montreal to take advantage of this, and it
will not be their fault if every hots in
Canada ie not soon in poem s:aion of one.
One Of their premiums thio year is a
large 22 x 28 in. 'oloared trap of the
Dominion, with a farther enlarged map
of this province. 16 is called a Qalok
Befereboe Map, and is well named. The
looationand population of every town and
village is senate glance. Every railroad
ronte,Inclading the Grand Trunk Pacific,
10 Seen at once. It ought to be in every
home. Every scholar ehoald have it. The
Map febat one of these valuable premiume
given with that popular paper this year.
The ethers are piataree entitled "Heart.
broken" and "Hard to Cb000e " and are,
without exaggeration, the grandest eel.
Motion of prentiume ever given with a
tleWepaper nt one dollar per year. That
go mnoh oan be elven for a :idler le mar•
velletts,•
I. 0. RIOEARD0' change of advertisement
was to hand too late this week bat watoh
epaae next week as he is offering bargains
in Blaukete, Robes and Harness. He
has the most of hie Fall Stook of Shoes
opened up and has a nioe aeeortmeut for
you to Moose from.
Jae. O'Leme and R. Roche, formerly of
Brussels, who reoently sold ant the Ire -
quoits Hotel at Petrolia, have pnrnhaoed
a fine hotel of the game name in Winni.
peg and will remove to the Western me-
tropolis. Those who know the buttery
say it ie a popular resort and the new
proprietors will keep it in good style.
SUGAR BEET. -Mr. Forrest, of the
Wlartou Sugar Beet Factory, ie here this
week looking after the barveeting of the
beet erop purchased by hie Company.
A couple of plows for lifting the beets
have been brought to
this looalit 'to aid
the farmere in teir work. The crop is a
menially good one and Mould bring
satisfactory results to the growers.
SPEEDINe EVENTS ON THANE8G20ING DAT.
-If weather will permit the postponed
events from East Huron Fall Fair (owing
to wet track) will be given on the Agri•
cultural Park, Brueeele, on the afternoon
of Thanksgiving Day, Thureday, 16th
inst., oommenoiug atone o'olook. Pro
gram will include the epeeists offered by
Dr. MoNaughton end Barrister Blair for
roadsters and outfit, two prizes in each,
and three speeding events, viz. :-Farm•
er's trot or pace, } mile heats, for purees
of $7, $5 and $3, no entrance fee except
membership in the society I 2,20 pace,
mile beats, $26, $15 and $10 -; and 2.40
trot for Similar amounts, Admieeion fee
will be only 15 acute,
W. H. MoOeacxzN'o PRIZES. -At the
Fall Faire this season W. H. McCracken,
the well known gardener of Brneeele,
continues hie customary prize winning
and although many new eonteetante have
some foto the fend since W. H. first be-
come an exhibitor he refuses to bow the
knee to any of them. Following is the
list for 1903 :-
Seaforth 35 prizes
Listowel 88 '
Brussels 61
Gorrie . 29
Blyth 24
Atwood 24
Dungannon 25.
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Total 226
In some cases he bad to divide hie exhibit
so as to visit two Faire on the one date.
OF INTEREST t0 LADIES, The visit of
Prof.Dorenwend to Brussels on wed.
needay, Oat. 28 will afford the ladies of
Brussels and surrounding country an
opportunity of consulting him regarding
their hair, its needs, and their reg0fre-
meate in all styles of Hair Goode. Prof.
Dorenweod carries with him a large and
moat varied assortment of hie famous
conceptions in Switohee, Bangs, Pomp, -
doers, Wavy Fronts and Wigs. The
equal of these high grade natural hair
productions can not be procured from
any hair goods dealer in America, Prof.
Dorenwend has the he dietinotion
of being
the largest manufacturer and the most
noted specialist in these goods. Private
apartments are at the convenience of all
who avail themselves of oalliog at Hotel
Amerioan on the days of his visit.
Tax publishers of The Family Herald
and Weekly Star, of Montreal, warn the
public regarding an offer made by pertain
papers in which another Montreal paper,
with a 'somewhat similar name to The
Family Herald, is offered in a clubbing
oombinotion. It is reported to the pub-
lishers that in some oases the offer ham
been aooepted ander the impree'ion that
it wan The Family Herald and Weekly
Star that would be reoeived. The paper
in question has no connection whatever
with The Family Herald and Weekly
Star. It le The Family Herald and
Weekly Stet that is offering the handsome
premium piotares and large ooloured map
of the Dominion as premiums. The word
"Family" should be used when address.
ing that paper. This oration ehoald have
the effect of putting people on their
guard.
WEATHER WISE. -Rev, Irl Rieke says
of ootober-The moon le full and at an
eclipsenode on the 6th ; hence it is quite
probable that threatening oonditione will
last up to that date and that storms will
culminate on and touobing the same day,
The Moon is also on the celestial equator
on the 5th, another fact that le sure to
add promptness and vigor to dietarban•
ops about this time. Heavy equatorial
atorme in the South and North -Westerly•
storms on ocean and lake may be expeot•
ed. Stiff gales from the Northwest,
bringing frost to freezing Northward, are
quite probable toward the end of the
above dieturbanoes ; but these may be
delayed until after the storm period
central on the 9th, Look for early and
heavy sleet Northward. The 141h. 15th
and 16th ere reactionary storm days, oa
wbioh there will oome a change to warm•
er, growing eloudioeoe, rain, and pee.
eibly snow in the North end West. The
next regular storm period is central on
the 20th, oovering the 180h to the 28rd.
A decided ohahge to warmer, will appear
in the Weet, say abone the 18th, and
these conditions will move Eastwardly,
followed by growing oloadineee and
storms of rain and wind during the 19th
to 28rd. On the West and Northwest
teegente of theg0 aorta areae look foe
numb polder winds and weather, with
early snow very probable North of the
middle Statee, Very mot to cold, frosty
nights may bo expected aftor theee dig•
turbanaeg, touching most pasta of the
TEE BRCS
EIA8 POST,'
ETROPOLITAN BANK
04PI'1'.UL-Paid 110
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O. D, =My, Tn0e. BRADBIIAV,
Directors
51,000,000
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HEAD OFFiOE TORONTO
W, D. ROSS - - GENERAL MANAGER
A GENERAL BANKING. BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Drafts Bought and Bold. Farmers' Nates Dieoounted.
Interest at HIGHEST OURRENT RATES allowed on all sums of $1 and npwarde
G. F. BLAIR, Solicitor. A. E, MELLISH, Manager,
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country, progreoolvely, from about the
21st to the 24th, About the 2500 and
20th Menge to warmer with more rain,
turning to snow, followed by 000l frosty
nights np to the end of the month,
Gamma on ooi MAO, -In writing of Fall
Faire Grogan has Ohio to say about W.
H. MoOraolren, of Brussels :-Me and
Claucy got Siparated from th' wimmen
folks an' tit' twine somehow, an' th' furet
t'ing we knowed we wee in among He'
mangles' an' tb' bist oolliotion iv short-
horn turnips an' other fruit. "Does me
oyes deeaive me?" Bays Olanoy, suddenly
loike, as he pointed to a tell man wid a
blank 5110 hat an' benivolint whiskers,
standin' in front iv the biet oollfotion iv
impoorted mangles. "Ar it wasn't fur
th' absinoe iv th' plug," he ear, "I wad
ehwear that was W. H. McCracken, tb'
Brussels mangle.king." "'Tie uo other,,,
I says, "'min may some an' min may
go, but W. H. goes on 10,1,00.' " No fair
is oomplaite widoat him, Whin I Dame
to Bayfort thurty years ego, W. H. wars
there wid hie mangles: an' Ie
his whiskers
an' he's 01000 miseed a fair 01000.'
Aath
odd copy -book used to say, "Purssveir-
anc. an' vigyteblee has their own reward."
HARRY HEWITT WEDS.- The Buffalo
Commercial, of Oat. let, contains the
following iotereetiog note concerning e
former Broeeelite and a brother to oar
towooman, Jno. Hewitt ;-At 7 o'olook
Tuesday evening a pretty wedding took
plane at the home of William H. and
Mrs. Baldwin, in the presence of the
two families, when their daughter, Olay,
was united in marring° to Harry North
Hewitt by Rev. James W. Panne, of
the Hudson street Baptist ohnroh. Mil-
ton H. Baldwin and Albert R. Stephan
acted as ushers. To the strains of Loh•
engrin, the bridal party entered the
parlors, prettily decorated in palms, ferns
and Autumn foliage, preceded by the
little nieoe and nephew of the bride,
Josephine and Willard Stephan. The
bride's only attendant wag her sister,
Mies Agnes M. Baldwin and William F.
Pfaff attended the groom. Mr. and Mre.
Hewitt departed later for New York and
other Eastern pointe and after Nevenekee
let will be at home at 599 Oak street.
No oerdsr. Among the out of town guests
were the Mimeo Hewitt, of Hamilton,
Ont. ; Ernest and Mre. Bowman, of
Medina ; Miee Alice M. Baldwin and
Mre. Anna B. White, of Rooheeter,
Business Locals.
Two or three good farms for sale. Ap-
ply at Tau POST.
8 on 4 girls more wanted at Bruaaele
Evaporator, at ouoe. J. CUNNINGHAM.
HANDeoge walnut sideboard for Bale at
great rednotion, Apply to MRS, W. M.
SINCLAIR, Brussels.
FIRST oldie saws for sale and ready to
work or oan exehunge saws, T. M a
-GREGOR, Mill street, Breesels.
ELIGIBLE village lot, abjoining the rme-
idenoe of John MoCrae,Turnberry Street,
Brussels, for sale. For partionlare as to
price and terms apply to J. D. Ronald,
Brussels.
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PERSON ,
bUl11I, PA RAGR i
1 G11A NN
Wm. Lake is visiting at Listowel.
Mrs. Woods is visiting relatives at
Parkhill,
Will. and Mrs. Lowry have returned to
their horde in London.
Mise Therm Gerry will spend
Thaekegiviug day in Toronto.
J. and Mre. Boneton and eon ate boli.
daying with friend° at Guelph.
Miss M. Brook, of Wingham, Wag a
visitor in town on Friday and Saturday.
B. and Mre. Kerne, of Palmerston,
were visitore with W. and Mre. Goodwin.
Mre. H. Ham, of Luokoow, Wee renew-
ing old friendships in Brussels last week,
Mre. D. B. Moore is home from an en.
joyable visit to Winnipeg, Rainy River
and other plaoee,
Postmaster Fisher and Robert Carrie,
of Wingham, were visitors in Bruetcle on
Tuesday of thio week,
L, Reid, of Owen Sound, has accepted
a position as blaokemith in the carriage.
shop of Ewan & 0o., Brosselo,
Ohne. Dodds has been on the siok list
with pneumonia during the week but we
hope be will soon be all right.
Jas. Kelly, of Cypress River, Man.,
formerly of Brneeele, ie confined to bed
most of the time now we are sorry to
hear.
Jno. and Mre. Sprang, of Auburn, were
visitors at Jno. Cunningham's Alexander
street. They are Mre, Oanningham'a
paten la.
Mies Elsie Good hag taken a position
io Jae, Fox'S drug eters and will take
charge of the Central Telephone a0 one
of her duties.
Charlie, youngest eon of John and Mre.
Wilbee, Mill street, was quite i11 during
the past week batig recovering now we
arc glad to hear.
Garfield Backer expecte bo leave short•
ly for Toronto. Rio place in ,Jae Fox's
drug store will be taken by Robt„ eon of
Coonoillor Wm. Work, North of Brpsselo.
Fred, Alamo, of Beatorth, ie assisting
hie unole, Robt, Henderson, with the
dray business. The latter hag been both•
°rod a goop deal this Fall with rhoama.
Hem.
Station Agent J. Miihausen and his
bride arrived in town on Monday and are
re001010g the oongratnlationo of a large
oirolo Of Mende. Their home le on Prin.
0000 street. _.
George Onnningham left for the Voter.
inary College, Toronto, en 'Monday morn.
ing, 'Shia ie hie amend term and we
}Mlle he will come off with flying ooloro
neat Opting, -
G. A. Deadman and Mies May are
home from the Weet. The latter hes
held a position in Winnipeg for the post
few year°, Mr. Deadman wee away for
a oonple of months.
Mre, John Jones, Brussels South, who
het been quite ill, is considerably better,
we are pleased to state, and is able to sit
up now. Her many old Mende hope she
will soon ba-ponvalegoent,
Mre. P, D. MaKinaon, of Winnipeg,
Man,, who is 'leftism relatives here, went
to Toronto on Saturday to meet Mr. M°..
Kinnon who will spend a short time in
Ontario on a business trip
Mrs. W. Moore and children, who have
been visiting in Brussele and looality, re.
turned to Toronto on Wednesday. D. B.
Moore a000mpanied them and will con-
sult a epeoialiat in reference to his eyes,.
Mies Mary Caotelon will speed the
Winter at her father's in Ethel„
and may go to Manitoba in the Spring.
She was a faithful teacher in the Metho••
diet Sabbath eohool and a viae Preeideok
in the
E worth
Lea:mend will
b
P g e miseed<.
Inspector and Mre, Robb and Mies
Addie are away to Toronto this week:.
The former is attending a Committee for
revising the Course of Study. Inspector
Tom, of West lduroo, will oleo be preaemt
as Chairman of_the Inspector's depart.
meet.
Dr. A. W. L. Gilpin, who is practicing
Dentistry in Michigan City, Indianna,
is compelled to desist from his profeesion
for a time at least, we are sorry to state,
owing to a failure in his eyesight. The
Ohioago epeoialiat he consulted advisee
rest and outdoor °x000100. He .has die•
posed of his praotioe and will come home
for a while.
Looltnow Sentinel of last week in refer-
ring to their Fall Fair Couoert speaks as
follows of a 0010e of Mre. T. Fletcher, of
Breesels, who expecte to spend the Win-
ter here :-Mies Ruby Smith, of Winni-
peg, also sang a ample of very fine solos,
wbioh were heartily applauded. Mise
Smith has a sweet well trained contralto
voioe and was given a splendid reception
by the large audience,
CHURCH CHIMES.
Forty three thousand three hundred
and nineteen dollars were oontributed by
Anglioan Women's Auxilariee to mission
work,
Thanksgiving 00001000 Will be held in.
Melville ohnroh at 10 80 a. m. and in Ste
John's ohnroh at 11 a. m. on Thursday
of this week.
Harvest Home 0000icee in St. John's
church next Sunday. The incumbent
will officiate and the church will be ap-
propriately deoorated,
St. John's oboroh, commencing next
Sunday, will be lighted with electric light,.
the incandescent system being utilized.,
85 lame are
being K P lace
d.
Rev. R. Peal will preach at the Thanks-
giving service in the Ethel Presbyterian
ohnroh on Thursday afternoon as Oho
pastor has to take a funeral service at
Orenbrook.
Rev. Joo. Boss, B. A., die:merged last
Sabbath morning in Melville ohnroh on
the text "Cleave to the Lord" and in the
evening the topic was "The Obaraoter of
Barnabas.
u
Union Bible Society meeting will be
held in Melville church next Sabbath
evening at 7 o'oloak wben addressees will
he delivered by Bev. J. Rose, B. A. and
Rev. T. W. Caserta Rev, R. Paul, the
President of Brussels Branch, will pre-
side. The evening 0ervi0e in the Meth-
odist ohnroh will be oanoelled for that
evening.
Rev. T. W. Come preached last Sala
bath morning from the topic Joel's Call,
giving numerous eeleotiooe from the book
of Joel. In the evening a memorial
service was held bearing on the death of
Rev. Jae, A. McLachlan, of Berens Rivera
formerly of this looality. The paotoree
sermon was based on St. Paul's words "I
am now ready to be offered, &o." B.
Gerry, who was Baperentendent of the
Methodist Sabbath school here when Mr.
MoLaohlaa wag a pupil, gave some rem-
inioeenoeo of an interesting oharaater.
time, m.. , } se states, , .b... ratee.e y '
Standard Bank of Canada
memeeemzezzame7p 1E372
ASSETS -OVER THIRTEEN MILLION DOLLARS
Deposits
Of one dollar end upwards
received and int; reM allow-
ed in Sevinge Bank at
higheet rate from date of
deposit to withdrawal.
Interest
PAID ON THE
Daily Balance
Loans
Made,. Notes Cashed,
and every aeeommoda•
tion afforded the roe.
poneible borrower,
FARMERS' SALE NOTES earthed, Collected ; or may be left for oaf' -keeping only
for which no charge is made,
This Bank offers Unsurpassed Facilities and Lowest Rates
for the Transaction of every form of Banking Business.,
we'Every convenience afforded customers' living at a distance.
BRUSSELS BRANCH F. H. GRAY, AGENT.
a3ORN.
CosTEv.-In Grey, on Oot. 6, to Mr. and
Mre. R. E. Coates, a sou.
JEWI''T.-At Oonetenoe, on Sept, 29th,
to DIr. and Mrs. R. W. Jewitt, a
daughter,
IMCJA E.M.Iazi•
HEwITT-BALDwrN.-Io Buffalo, on Sept.
29, by Rev. J. W. Pare000, Mr. Harry
N. Hewitt, formerly of Brussels, to
Mico May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Baldwin, all of Buffalo, N. Y.
Loup, -In Oranbrook, on Oct. 13, Edwin
Alfred, eon of Jaoob and Mre. L mf',
aged 5 years, 8 menthe and 19 days.
.tsvc'zzosr s.eA.x,E_
MoNoax, Om. 19. -Farm stock looted-
ing 15 horses, implements, &o. Lot 2,
Con. 12, Hallett. Sale, nereeerved, at 1
'block, Joseph Stevens, Prop. 'Thomas
Brown, Ano.
Tnun SAY OOT 22. -Farm stook im•
plemente, &o., 11 ' Lot 5, Coo. 5, Morris.
Sale unreserved, at 1 o'clook. Adam
Halliday, Prop, F. S. Scott, Auo.
Fntcaz Om. 28 -Farm aleck, imple-
ments, &e., NI-, Lot 20, Oon. 9, Morris.
Sale unreserved at 1 o'olook, G. R.
Btubbe, Prop. F. S. Bootle Ano,
TUESDAY, OoT. 27. -Farm stook, im-
plements, &e. Lot 8, Oon. 5, Grey. Sale,
unreserved, at 1 o'olook. B. Laiog,Prop,
F. S. Soots, Ana.
THURSDAY, Oar. 29 -Lumber, slabs,
•&o„ Lot 29, Oou. 16, Grey, (Quereogeee•
air's mill). Sale at 1 o'olook. W. J. Pal.
:mer, Prop. F. S. Scott, Ana,
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
DIRE WINNING LE ICES
-,
mons. -The undersigned offers for Bale
5 rams, ewe lambs and breeding ewes. Also
a Durham bull 8 months old. Lot 10, Oon.
1ty Grey, or Walton, F. O.
OLIVER TURNBULL.
11AIEEI1 FOE SALE CONTAIN.
INC 200 spree, being Lots 10 and 17,
Oon, 10, Township 'of Grey. On this farm
lea stone house with kitobeu and wood-
shed, a bank barn I.12 x 80 feet with stone
stabling, end strawshedwith atone pig pen
ander it, There is a windmill on the barn.
20 acres of good hardwood bush on the niece
and 20 acres of swamp, the rust is oloared.
There are 18 aoree of Fa11 wheat in. A good
•robard of 8 acres. Terms -70 per cent, of
the money oan be left as mortgage on the
place at 4 and 40 per cont, For further par-
ticulare apply to MILS, AUGUST FI80RI]R,
on the form, -or Cranbr ook P. 0. 14.4
-‘.s-UOTION SALE OF FAR14I
Scott,BauootoneM azneoeiyed0 Instructions
from the undersigned to sell by publio ane-
rion a0N1 Lot 20, Oen. O. Morrie; on FRIDAY,
Oot. 28rd, at 1 °Week the following proper-
ty :-1 Mare 0 years old supposed in foal to
Ooetumer.",1 horse colt got by "Kaplan", 1
team coach horses 5 and 7 years old good
general. Doreen, 6 °owe supposed ill calf to
I,horo'-bred brill, two to calve in November;
ealvee, 8 yearling steers, 8 yearling heifers,
1 two-year-old steer, 8 good Leloeeter ewes,
1 good Leicester ram, 2 Yorkshire brood
00" in WO. 10 pigs over 0 mouths old, about
80 Plymouth Rook haus, about 20 ohtokene,
quantity of marigolds and burnips in held,
1 Brantford binder, rest Wood mower' 1
Sharpe rake, l land 1 F & d roller eusly now. 1
Maxon drill combined, 1 pulper, 2 single
plows one nearly new, 1 twin Gockshatt
plow nearly now,1 waggon with box and
spring seat,1 single buggy,1 double buggy
nearly new,1 pair bob -sleighs with box, 1
bog orate, 1 hay rack, 1 stock raok to flt on
waggon bex,1 set iron harrows,1 hog trough,
1 snider, 2 pair of whifnotrces, 1 nook yore,
1 set team harness, 1 pair leather fly nets,
1 Set plow hareem, 1 pair horse blankets, 1
string of bells,20 grain bags, I set of block
taokiing, l Wagner extension ladder,1 rung
Judder, 1 Step ladder,1 fanning m1ll,1 weigh
' beam,1 log boat, Slogging obaine,1 binding
ohain,1 water barrel,1 00110 con, 2 creamery
caps.4 milk palls end quantity .milk pans,
sor0On for apple drying. 1 straw Cutter, 1
churn, 1 cross -out saw,' axe, 1 battle and
wedge, 1 kitchen table, 2 bedsteads, spades,
forks, ebovele and other artiolee too numer-
ous to mention, Sale unreserved as pro.
prietor bite gold his farm, Terme-All sums
o1 8e and under cash ; over that amount 12
mouths' credit will be given on furnishing
approved joint notes, 8 per cent off for cash
on credit amounts, G, It. STUBBS,.Proprie-
tor ; F. 0, 8001T, Auctioueor.
COM
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BRUSSELS EVAPORTI�i
Apples may be shaken off the trees. Wind-
falls and Packers' Culls will be bought at the
Highest Market Price.
Small or Soft Apples will not bo taken,
JNO. CUNNINGHAM
PROPRIETOR.
Neingungsamustrastmausnotatsismatems
MIo'cr.^m o ..06 .wnxoo s,
Fall Wheat 78 , 74
Barley - 37 40
1?eats 50 65
Oats ......... 26 27
Butter, tette and nolle .. 18 14
Eggs per dozen - 14 15
Flour per owt. 4 00 5 00
Potatoes (per baa.) 80 80
Apples (per bbl.) 1 00 1 00
Hay per ton .. .., 5 00 6 00
Salt per hbt., retail 1 00 70
Hoge, Live 5 00 5 25
Wool 15 16
Hides trimmed 6 6(t
Hideo rough 5 5
Lamb skins eaoh..... 26 30
Sheep skins,oaoh 25 '25
001'. 15 1908
BAKING
POWDER
TRUTH
The beet Baking Powder 10 the
one that produces the moat leaven.
ing power without leaving a harm.
fol reeidue in the food. Such a
Powder must invoriably be made
from pure Cream of Tartar and
Bode. Anything else is never used
except to Mahe an unfair prat.
OURS
is a pare Cream Tartar Baking
Powder, - Tboee who nee it think
well of H.
25C. PER POUND.
GIVE IT A TRIAL
Fox's
Drug Store.
Bealitilil.! Fall !11!uery
Our Lame, New Stock
has been very highly
complimented and a
good start made an
sales. Our thanks are
expressed for the 4en-
erous patronage.
Nice range of Ready-
to-wear Sats.
A Call Solicited.
Our Prices are Reasonable.
MISS LITTLE.
NEW
LL GOODS
EW PRICES
This coming Month, October, completes our first year
in Brussels. Now we' are going to celebrate all this month
by a Gigantic Sale and close our first year's business by
giving our Patrons a Cyclone of Bargains.
%JfSf',
Not Merely Tall
but a ` Reality.
You can Save IVloney all this Month in Buyinif
New Fall Dress Goods, Perfect Fitting Men's,
Boys' and Children's Suits, Overcoats, Odd
Pants and Vests ; Ladies', Misses', Boys' and
Children's Solid Leather Shoes ; Underwear,
Top Shirts, Cottonades, Linens, Towelings,
Tickings, Shirtings, Flannelettes and Blan-
kets at
THE MONEY -SAVING SPOT
HAIRY A. MATCI-.ETT'
Garfield House, ' Brussels.
Butter and Eggs taken as Cask.
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