The Brussels Post, 1903-10-29, Page 50;14.:
O. 20, 1008
BUSINESS CARDS.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 PER
MONEY
• 10,8, 800TT, Brneaole,
W11. MOORACKEN-
• Issuer of Murrlage Licensee. Of -
nee at Grooery,Turnberry street, Bromic.
1.i1ARMs DORSAbite LE+al godtFamN-
sale and to rent, easy forma, in '1'ownehiro
sof Morrie and Grey, l B. 8OUTT,Rrueool
C. O. J3'.
Court Prinoeee Alexandria, No.24, 0.0.11',,
Hrussols, meets in their Longo Room, Blas -
kiln Moak, on the 2114 and last Tuesdays of
such month, et8 o'clock. Violtiug brethren
always welcome, TAS, BURGESS, U. It.
WALTER 8A'1ITH, It, 8,
M. MORRiSON,
'setter of Marriage Licenses,
WAL.TON, ONT.
MISS JEAN M'LAUCIlLIfI,
-TEAOH1410 OF-
PiANO - AND - ORGAN,
eRVSES-,�, ONT.
ROBERT CUNNING HAMI
1N[DEANOR,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
J. LECKIE,
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
MONEY TO LOAN AT 41, 4t dt a Per Cent.
°Mee over Hureley'e Drug Store,
Nov, 8rd, 1001, 80.2111 1301102010.
Wellington Mutual
Fire Wormier) Cu„
EBTADLIBORD 1810
Insurance taken onthe cash and premium
inlseelcurs. rent
note
at
onthundergnd Agent
of the Company.
GEORGE 100010106, Brussel%,
AUCTIONEERS.
F8. SCOTT AB AN AUCTION-
• nae, will sell for better nr1oe11, to
better menin leas time and less (barges
rn or
be won't charge anything. Date'n ay other Allati01100Intand orilere
can always be arranged at title office or by
peritonei application.
x1710 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,-
-
The who le well acquainted
throughout the most part of the County
and who hashad business with a large ch-
ole of farmers in and uremia this locality,
Mtge to inform the community that he has
Ulm out an Auot1013e01'e License for the
County of Huron and offers his services to
1111 pUrpoeiug to hold Gales.
T1008. NEWBOAtl6, tiresome.
VETERINARY.
T• •
D. WARWICK—
• Honor Graduate of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, 111 prepared to treat all dis-
eases of domeetleated animals in a compet-
ent manner, Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry. Calla promptly at-
tended to. OBloe and infirmary -Four doors
North of bridge, Tuinberry et., Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
WM. SINCLAIR-
• Barrister, Bolloitor,'Oonveyan0ox,
Notary ' • Nor Public,
of dm.
Hotel tewart's Block
Solioitor for the Standard Sauk.
DF. BLAIR, BARRISTER, SOL-
• ICITOl0, &o , BRUSSELS. -
(Moe over Standard Bank :.Sollei4or for
Township of Grey, Howlett mutual and the
Metropolitan Bank. Private and Company
money to loan at 1uweet rates.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGMTON,
0.
Trinity nuiveraityy „Fellow Trinity Medical
College,Member Cllege of Physicians and
Burgeons Ont. Licentiate of the Royal Col-
lege of Physicians and Licentiate of Mid -
W dem Edinburgh. r -Telephone No.14,
Residence -Milt street, Bruning.
DENTISTRY
DR. R.. P. FEILD.
DENTIST
Graduate of 'the Royal CollegBe of Dental
Burgeonaot Ontario and Viret.olaso Honor
Graduate of Toronto University. Office
next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery,
BRUSSELS.
MAKE UP YOUR MIND
TO ATTEND
L/.STOW,EL//7
Fall Term begins. Sept. lot
TWO 00110000.-00110130r010.1 cud. Shorthand,
Bend for College Journal. •
C. 1?rooi1 o110, A. SecrettaryRE,
SH!NCLES
British Columbia
Red Cedar Shingles
AND ---
North Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOB SALE AT THE
Brussels Plauilla Mills
Al$o Poore and Sash of all .Pat
*gain olt leausl or made to order
4, Sheet 1.ofioo•
for ell
P d
Huk:matpB ite n sols
kinds of BDildinge. W0rkl1an-
OWE and Material Gtleranteed,
P. AI'I11•«I,P.tN ..1=
rsr,=o twat w 3 4€�"a& f Pl Yahoo trail, and had arrived at Wabne•
a GET THE GEST IT PAYS from a Had= 13 iv 00'0 p at, 860 onion
from Edmonton 'ohs pnri.y he wits ill
CENTRAL
had to travel 160 mica to melte 100
miloe, on aoe0llot of piil•keen, o 0. They
/ waded in water me it of the tam•, for ten
dap). 'Jbe inhabilau4e tenet with are
(11i0fly Fronoh. The party was (till'
STRATFORD, ONT. Borne dietanoe from Peace river, but ex.
Boat place In Canada Por euou13og peeled to reach "there safely ttud In due
a thorough bueineee 0400(1tion or u ij
dl `gupdnr0a ehora a[ anr0auIg- n Our
.
ting pcatticue, TblB school invert:
by
gives its etodente more than they ex- a'( this month if pooeibla. I] road near town that is overflowed with
tiro e.
11-prosenlitiveo of Winghaw, East
Wawanooh and. Mortis mot Engineer
Davis here 00'1'uesday of last w001( and
po0t, W,•Ito for oatalogua, ' afar took rne0eurr]nente of that port of the
W. J, elLLI(yee,, lnoipal. Qf water every owing. R, eve Iabiater and
oars Oo0001110r ()ode repreaented Morrie,
i ae" CJS' 3m �6 25ii � 4 �7 Reeve tafe0nlium and Gavin Wlleon,Eaet
Wawanooh, and Mayor Vanetone, Wing -
ham, The Eugiueer will prepare pians
and eatimetee, which will be presented to
the councils of the munioipalitioe inter•
eeted, and also to the County council.
Those who claim 4o know, say that the
road hue sunk two feet in the last few
years, 10 is the Engineer's opinion that
the bridge 8pane0 ehciuld carry off all the
water without difficulty.
ztr .ct tittv5,
4_ 0(0(tt'1oh.
F. Blair has purchased the Malcom.
eco reeidenoe, on St. Vivaent street.
0. A, Reid and Co. have started the
fouudabion for It, Parson„' two atory
briok veneered dwelling ou Stanley street.
Mrs. M. 0. Cameron is making conoid.
erable alterations in her recent porohase,
the Maodermott property, Waterloo street,
some eight or ulna poplars to the South
of the castle having already been out
down.
131 ti 0..t..
The total receipts from all aourcee for
the Fall Pair amounted to between $1300
mold $1400
The f11,0ee and lot on Mill street belong-
ing to John Metodlf, of London, have
beau Bold to Mre. Eimeeton for $475.
Robert Barrett has returned from
Ingersoll and will ae0iet his brother,
Chariot, in the baking bueineee here.
D. D. Crittenden has parohosed from
Joseph Coombe the residence at present
occupied by James MoMurobie. The
price paid was $1000.
The anniversary eervieee of the Blyth
Methodist church will be held 011 Sunday,
November 81h. Rev. II, M. Manning, of
Olintoo, will preach morning mud evening.
A freewill offering will be taken up at
oaoh eervioe.
.e..0• wo0<t.
Thee. Hunter, or. is improvi0g ohm
hie severe aitaok of weakness of three
weeks ago.
J. A.. Klomp has planed a lamp at the
writer of hie bntoher chop. It is a great
convenience on a dark night.
Mre. Geo. Switzer left for her home in
Mendcoioo City, Oal, after spending a
pleasant Bummer visiting friende and
relativeo in this villaee.
The Elma Cheese Co. shipped the whole
September make of ohee0e on Saturday
morning at Atwood. There were 760
boxes. MoLaren Bros. are the buyero.
ire. Lemnel Pelton was Bummed to
Winoheeter to assist in nursing her grand.
daughter, Maggie Pelton, who was ailwith
diphtheria at the home of C. A. Fuller.
ton.
Fred. Brown and Will Crooke pulled 30
rows of maugolds in 7 hours at Jno. G.
Diokeon'e, blind line, on Monday of loot
week. This woe pretty fast pulling as
the rows were 40 rode long.
A quiet wedding took plane on Wed-
nesday of last week al Ibe Methodiet
parsonage when Mies Lvdia Ducklow, of
Newry, was married to Fred Candler, of
Atwood. R^v. Mr. Peuhall tied the nup
tial knot. The young couple will take up
their reeidenoe in Robt. Fo,eet'e house,
near Oberlin parlter'o.
Wm, H. Jolly has sold hie fifty sore
farm to Alex. Thompson, son of Josiah
Thomp=on, Hs has purohaeed the 100
sore farm of Wm. Shearer and will move
on to it in Marnb. Mr. Shearer has not
purchased land elsewhere, his doing so
depending on his wife's health whioh is
far from satisfactory at present.
W vs exit 000102.
W. F. Vanatoue ebipped a carload of
apples to the Northwest,
James Netterfleld, of Lower Whigham,
is ill with hemorrhage of the lange.
Jno. Armour and family are now own.
Portably settled on the Perm recently par.
chased from J. H Bowman,
0, J. Reading has his pump factory
oovered with metallic) siding and a nom.
fortable (Moe partitioned off for the fur.
theranoe of 010aioees.
Joseph Bowman is now in possession of
the business purchased from A. H, Darr,
He reoidee on Minnie street in the resi-
dence purchased from Mr, Carr.
At requeetof hr, MacDonald, M, P.
Principal Musgrove had forwarded from
• Ottawa, for use in oohool, five large maps
of Canada and one set of Metrio system.
A prblio meeting of ratepayers of
Wingham will be bulb in the Opera
House on Tuesday evening, for the
purpose of disowning the parohase of the
electric Ii01t plant by the town,
Jae, Mc$elvie was in Sarnia and pur-
obaeed the billiard, pool and tobacco
business from John Darr, • who was for.
merly proprietor of the Rotel Brunewiok
here. Mr, Oerr intends to again engage
in the hotel bueineee.
Principal Musgrove was re-engagedat
a ealary of $000, oleo Miai Brook ane
re eugiiged at Bylaw salary $2fl0, with
Entranoe oleos b taus of $40, and speoial
bonne of $37.50. Theyonitor, W, Taylor
was te•engaged at a salary. of $325,
The annual meeting of the Wootmin•
(ter Guild of Wingham Presbyterian
uherah was held, R. Maxwell, President,
In the chair, Rev. Mr. Ferri( gave a short
address on the secret of suoeeee of Young
People's Societies in the dumb,: The fol-
lowing officers were elected ,-Hon, Pres.,
Rev. D, Petrie i President, Alex. Ritchie ;
let Vioe, Mioe Catherine MaTavieh ; 2nd
Vice, H. H. Wiehtmon { 3rd Vioe, Mies
ICirtie Roes ; 401 Vioe, Robt. Maxwell ;
Reo, Secretary, Soott Gordon ; Finial.
alai Sea.'
H. H. Wightman ; Treaeurer,
John Ritohie; Organiel, Mise Failures.
0011.
A meeting woe held in the 'Marmite of
Hockey. 'l'he following oflfloero were
ohooen :-Presidents-W. Oorbould ;.Vioe-
Preoident-Tho(. Bell ; Manager -W. T.
A. Fiehleigh ; Anoistanto-W, Scott, H.
Tient; Secretary -W, Telford; Treat-
user -H. H. Wightman. It was deoided
to pay the owner of the rink $50 for
Friday evepi0ge and an hone and a halt
each other week day evenings alter 10 p.
tit. t was aieo decided to communicate
with Kincardine, Lnal now, Clinton and
d
Palmoreton ae to formation of a League,
independent of the 0. H. A.
j)r, Bethune hart received a letter from
his eldeet eon, William, who fa on his
spay to the Yoaoe river, lie wag en the
`iear•lor tit.
Mrs, M. R. (haunter, who bite been
visiting friende here for several weeps,
left on Wednesday of last week for her
far off home in H000lnlu. She went to
Vancouver, and from there by boat.
Tho many friende of Mre. coulter,
teaoher of the primary department of the
public eohool, who has been laid up with
severe atta011 of rheumatism, slime the
holidays, at the residence of her son, in
Ingersoll, is earevering, She has been in
St. Onlharinee r0oeutly, taking treatment
there, and she hopes to bo able to resume
her duties here next month.
At a meeting of the directors of the
Robert Bell Eegine Company, it was de-
cided to build a large addition to the
preeent erecting room. Thie addition
will be 126x60 feet. It will be of brick,
on a oonerete foundation: A portion of
the building, at least, will be erected this
Fall. Thia building fe rendered necessary
by the rapidly growing bueinese of the
ee tail ieh men t.
George Irwin, of the Huroa Road West,
who ie an extensive breeder and exhibitor
of you try, has made an extra good show
record this year. He exhibited hie birds
at live shows, and carried off 103 fleets
and 52 second prizes. His prize winnings
at these five thaws amon1ted to $79.60,
and were deetribated as follows ; Zurinh,
$8 50 ; Exeter, $16 60 ; Seaforth, $17 90 ;
.1litoheh, 51.150 ; Stratford, $26.
A little son of Wm. Weotoott met with
a very serious aooident on the forenoon
of Thoreday, 16th inst. A young lad was
grazing a horse belonging to Mr, Biggin,
on the side of the street, in rear of Mr.
Learoyd's reeidenoe. A number of boyo
were standing around, and this little
fellow among the number. A dog fright
ened the horse, canning it to jump and
rear up. This boy, in trying to get out
of the way, fell, and the horse either
tramped on him or kinked him on the
side of the bead, lraatnring the skull and
inflicting other injuries. The little fellow
was at once taken home and medical aid
sent for. It was thought at first that the
injuries wouldprove fatal, but on Friday
doctors removed the broken pieces of the
T.111X JIJ IJ8
FOOT
skull, which were proeeing on the brain,
end he 000it recovered ennxoioueriew,and
le now doing ue well x0 uou it be expected.
Clinton.
The evaporator hoe now 0, elaff of
tweptyeight.
While handling a big bunch of bananas
W. T. O'Neil di+o0vered a tarnntu!a•
Biro. Biggins iia( eold her hones and
lot on Station [treat to W. A. Killough
for $450 Mr. Sillough reeeotly sold his
fifty aura term in Hallett, uear Loadee•
boro, to John Garrott for $8,260.
County Councillor Connolly wait last
week in hie °opacity ae president of the
Weetern Dairymen'[ Aeeooiation,. mak
ing a tour of the cheese faotories in the
Iogereeli diettlot. lie was accompanied
by a.Government inspector and to the
factory they decide has made the 500018et
improvement n prize will be awarded,
Young People'( Aoeooiati0I1 mel in St.
Panl'e school house for the purpose of re-
organizing fns the coming [(aeon. The
following officers were eleoted for the en.
ening year ; Patron, Rev. 0. R. Gonne {
Provident, Frank Herman ; Vioe Pres.
ident, Mise M. Oluff; Be0retary, Mise
Norma Bentley i Treaenrer, Mies Helen
Gonne ; Organist, Mie[ May Bentley.
][Ienstal 1,
George Joynl'e mare won first in her
class at Dungannon Fair.
Mr. Oopeloed, ban rented the Beverly
block and come to town from Bt. Mary's.
There le groat satisfaction in Varoo
circuit over the recovery of Rev. R. Mil-
ler from hie late illneeo,
While playing in the yard one day last
week, John Patterson's little boy had the
misfortune to fall and break hie arm.
N. Oontine was in town. He still talks
of an electric read between Bengali and
St. Joseph, which he states can be built
and equipped for $70,000.
Sincere regret is felt by the many Hen•
Ball friende of L. and Mrs. Harold over
the death of their little girl Florence,
whioh took plooe at their home, Wine.
hem, 00'J'ueedey morning of last week.
The little one suffered from a aomplioa.
tion of diseases.
The carriage - company shareholders
held an adjourned meeting on Monday
night of last week and elected the follow-
ing board of direotore who will now take
charge of the bueineee : Geo. MbEwen,
M. P„ A. Johnston, W. 0. Davie, A.
Brandt, John 0. Wood.
litleireeCer.
Dr. Rollins, who has been on a visit to
relatives in Detroit and Flint, Miob., bas
returned home.
Mre. (Rev. Dr) Hannon has returned
from a visit with her daughter, Mre. Mal -
hitt, of Chatham.
Mre, Thomas Hatter, Exeter North,
Igoe a sager beet grown in her gar•
den which tipped the eoalee at over tweet'
end a half pounds.
Mies Mildred Godwin, oontributed Bev•
era! selections at the sacred 0000ert in
Victoria street Methodist dhurob, Goder•
lob, on Thanksgiving Dight,
Invitations are out for the morriage of
Mies Ida Margery Johns, daughter of
Mre, D. Johns, of Exeter, and Wm. T.
Goodieon, of Sarnia, to take place on
Nov. 4th.
felDIEBEHIECESSISIDOr
an's
are again taking the lead because they are the correct
thing and prices are right. We have such a large range
to choose from that we cannot tell you about all of them,
so will mention only a few specials,
-One of the ewellett things are the Mohaire with Bonole effeote.
-The T'weede and Repeaokings (baeket weave) make very etylieh unite.
-Our Venetians, Oheviote, Broodolotho and Zibelines are extra value,
THE TRIMMINGS
this season are more elaborate than ever and our stook is well assorted.
Drop Ornaments, Bilk Braids, Sequin and Applignee are in great de.
mand and range In price from 6o up to 51 26.
FOR WAISTS
we have French Flannels, 13ed[ord Cords, Fiuettelainee, Fancy Velvets
and Silks.
Our Ready-made Skirts are Great sellers
, We bava them in Fraize, Cheviot, Broadcloth, Tweed and Zibeline,
trimmed with Stitobing, Buttons, Braid and Drop Ornaments.
Specials
-Our 250 and 50o Ladies' Vesta are positively the greatest
value we have ever shown and that ie Baying a good deal.
-07110 $100 KID GLOVES are the beet value that eau be
toned anywhere at the priori,
-OUR HOSIERY -Wali they are ALL Specials, botch in
Plain and Ribbed. For 11 medium weight try a pair of
our 25o Oaehmere.
THE DESIGNER
has been rained in prion from $1 00 to 80o. Its etylee are not the
exeremo0, 'Whey are the latest climates of Fashion oriented to 081101ble
women everywhere.
taWe keep the Standard Patterns in etoolt,
No Fancy Prices, Everyth nit Cheap,
STRACHAN
1 Samool Downie, a former roeidct0 tf
J xolrr 11,,.0 late of Iowa„ hoe ttceutIy
(110(01(0 , iaretaire, A11a., 1 bout forty
utile, f ti, (,tlgary, where he is rugaged
111 a ilia a I. nay.
The 1, 1( 1 street Meth0diet church
oheir reeoeuized in a very happy mapper
the other evening the worth of one of
their number, Mies Nellie Aavld00n, who
moved with her pare0te to Loudon last
week, by pre•enting her with a beautiful
ohmic, ,ufso Davidson hes been a much
valued member of the choir for a number
of year0.
201rr(cva1(11.
Tunxnguax Condom -Connell met in
Blaevale uu Ootober 19,,meinbere all pres.
ant. Mr, Kelly reported having let job
of gravelling on Oulrose boundary to It.
Diokoon at 19 018. a yard, and a job of
gleaning out dilate and covering stones on
same boundary to D. MoOormiok for $5,
Oulrone to pay half of boundary work.
00nplaod-Rotherford-That the Reeve
and Oscan. Krlly be a committee to have
Government drain in Wingham Town
plot cleaned out at once-Oacried, Mite.
grove-Ooupland-That the Oommittee
named at last Connail to have drain on
B. oonoeseion oleaoed out, be authorized
to employ men to do the work at once,
where not already done -Carried. Ruth-
erford -Kelly -That we allow Robt. Mae -
grove 54.50 for putting drain :throes 4th
oon.-Oarried. The following a000nute
passed for payment :-For selecting jur-
ors -W. H. craikehaok, $3 ; J. S. Mo.
Tavieh, $8 ; Joe. Burge[( $6 : 3. B. Mo-
Tavinb, repairing bridge 53 ; D. H.
Moffat, inspecting gravelling, $2.50 ; Jun.
Iticklarney, gravel 51.92 ; for gravelling,
R. Miller, $30 40 ; H. MoKinnoo, $31
T. Wright, $28 ; B. Vanatoue, gravel and
damages, $6.68; T. Bolt repairs to
bridge, 60 ate. ; Jno. Sirkton, repairing
oulvert, $1 ; W ne. Mines, gravel $5 00 ;
work on Oalroee boundary, John Goy,
$14.55 ; Jaa. Potter, $14 85 ; D. Mo0or-
miok, $8 62 ; Jno. Porter, $10 90 ; R.
Dickson, work cm roads, $4 50 ; W. El-
liott, tile, 53.45.; P. McLaren, part sal -
MY, $50 ; H, Smith, repairing culvert,
$8 ; R. Musgrove, tile drain, $2 60 ; Duff
& Stewart, lumber, 58.75 ; D. Anderson,
0toue for oulvert, $2. Oonnoil adjourned
to meet November 23. J. Burmese, Olerk,
lh[CIS1130p.
PE0DLIAa DogDSIENT UPnELD Bx Oooao.
Judgment (R.) on application by exeee-
tore for construction of will of Joseph
Kinney, deceased. The will and oodloil
are as loliowe :-"The last will acid teat.
anent of me, Joseph O. Kinney, the
eeoond eon of big Paul Ktuoey, the car-
penter and millwright of the lowuland of
Donglany. Pariah of Maghera, County
Londonderry, Ireland. I bequeath all
that hoe hevenly father has given me to
that Presbyterian congregation, where I
belong to and had my first communion
Oburahtown or better known by the name
of Tamlaght O'Orilly Go., Derry, Ireland.
The presiding clergyman, committee and
elders to have full controlof all after me.
They shall have the power to Bell or rent
to the beat advantage while grave grows,
or water rune, it would be advisable to
hold this 100 acre property in the town
ship of MoKiltop for 21 yrs., as I believe
it would doable itself in that time, and be
toe much more benefit to the congregation
and the oitty property to be Bold 142 and
144 Lippi000tt street, in the city of Tor.
onto, and also moneys comics to me or in
the bank, and I wish me hevenly father
to lengthen me daye that I may goo and
be buried with my earthly father Patti
Kinney in the old church yard Trmlaght,
O'Orilly Go., Derry, Ireland. The minis-
ter and committee and ruling elders (ball
give me adeoent funeral mounment not
to exceed one hundred pounds Mg., and
the widow and the orphans and the neg.
looted children to be eee0 after by the
minister, committee and ruling elders
!laving weeding authority to remember
the poor of the oburob at Christmas
every year and to cheer the broken-heart-
ed with the joy of Christ'( death end
sufferings, together with the preaeente
presented by the minister committee and
ruling elders at the Ohrietmae time every
year while grass grow and water run in
memory of J. 0. Kinney, in the townland
Dunglady, formerly the Rev, Robert Tor•
ane, Grantado Cottage was our minister
when I was young. Joseph 0. Kinney.
"Dated December 1218, 1902
"Witneseee : I will appoint (-) and
(-) the (meters and trustee of euy
lest will above ritten, and I hereby vest
all my property in them ae trustees for
the purposes mentioned in the said will.
Dated December 12,8, 1002. Witoeeeee
(-) (-). Joseph 0. 'Kinney." The next
of kin claim to be entitled to the estate of
deceased, and the opinion of the court is
asked ; (1)ae to whether the beneficiaries
named io the will and oodioil are snf6o.
iently designated or definite, and (2) are
the devisee and 010quesle invalid by sea•
eon of the provisoes of the mortmniu and
ohartiee noes sot, 1902, the testator have
ing died lege than six menthe after the
making of said will •and oodioil. Held
that the beneficiaries are sufficiently de.
eignoted and come within the meaning of
the sixth olauee of the above mentioned
aot, and that if eo the gine being ohari•
table gifts, the role against perpetuities
does not apply to them. As to the eeoond
question submitted held that the 80011011
relied upon by oonneelfee the heirs at
law of deceased, ae rendering invalid the
devisee and ebegneets (sub eeotion 6 of
above-mentioned aol) refers to the case
of a deed, at the',as.urance" there refer,
ed to is rtg0ired "to be malt" for full
and valuable ooueideration, whioh oannot
have any application to a will, and that
two. 2, cap. 112, R. S. 0. as to devisee of
land by will for charitable uses therefore
remains untouched, and a deviee ander
that option io favor of n charity would
bo gond if made on the very day of the
teetatdr'e death. The' Court threats' that
there will be a declaration that according
to the tram oonstrnoton of the will and
codicil the trusts created and the bone•
Rotaries named In the will and codicil are
sofi'ioiently defined and designated, and
that the devise by the Legatee of his real
estate and the begneet of hie personal
estate by the said will are aalid. Ooete
of all parties to be paid out of estate,
Mee of the exri0ntor8 as between eolioitor
and olien0. E. 10nglas Armour, $, 0.,
for Presbyterian congregation 00 Tam.
lagb, O'Orilly. H W. Michie for the
executors. A. W. Holmetoad for next of
kin. Judge Mad /ohm' presided.
The appointment Ms been made of A.
0. N
ewanmbo 13,rodent eb A, a duate
fi
of Mo;llaeter, nt present minseicat master
in 81, Marys collegiate institute, to fill
the position of registrar and 000retary,
left vacant by the .resignations of Prof, '
A. 0, Molloy and T. P. Webb,
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BLYTH,
KEEN CASH BUYERS
Always wend their way to thio stare where they have learned by
experienoe that business is done on a etri0tly sash bade, end where they
out get dependable goods at the lowest gash prioee.
Our purobaeeo for the Fall trade have been on a more extensive'
soale than usual to meet the demands of our growing trade. Our orders
for Fall Goede were plaoed six months ago, before the advauee in prioee,.
which puts us in a position to offer you goods at much lower mines than if
we had to buy them now.
-Grey Cott' ns, wide width, now worth Be, for 50.
- flannelettes, in fanny pink and blue stripee, good width, a great snap
at 5a,
-Flannelettes, in fanoy patterns, yard wide, heavy weight, soft LIMO:,
regular prime 1250, our pries 100,
-Wrapperettes, in faooy plaids, worth 8o, for 60,
-Wrapperettee, wide width, new patterns, foot aoloro, bought before the
advance in primal and will be eold at very elm prices.
-Ladioe' Bluth Moire Bette, nicely etitohed large oxidized bookies bank
and frout, good value 81 60o, very aloes prioee.
-Ladies' Black Wool Hose, all sizes, worth 20o, 2 pair for 26.
- Hen's Wool Box, ribbed tops, worth 18o, 2 pair for 25o.
-Ladies' Walking Skirts, in homeepuu and vicuna, lepgth 38 to 42, black
and oxford, worth 52 50, for 51.76.
-Ladies' Waterproof Coate at $2,60, $3, $4 60, $6 and $10.
-Men'( Fine Overcoats, in the ttaglanette and Cheetetfleld styles, in b!aok,
blue black and grey, in all sizes, at $6, $7.50, $9, $10 and $12.
We Pay 5c for Dried Apples.
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HAVING PURCHASED THE
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and fully fitted it up with new Looms, Spinning Machines
and other necessary Machinery, we are prepared to pur-
chase any quantity of Wool for cash or exchange for goods.
We have in stock a large assortment of-
-All -wool Blankets,
-White and Gray Sheeting(,
-Plain Flannels,
— Checked Flannels,
— Fancy Shirtings,
— Ladies' Wool Dress Goods,
—Light and Heavy Tweeds,
— Underwear for Men and Boys,
— Men's and Boys' Stockings,
—Ladies' and Children's 't
—Boys' Sweaters,
—Yarns, all kinds and colors,
,WE WANT 701111 PATRONAGE.
T. & 3. LOOKRIDGE
BRUSSELS WOOLLEN FACTORY.
20
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Must be Sold this Season.
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T'URNBERRY STREET, BRUSSELS.
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