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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1903-11-12, Page 5A, ,•: Nov, 12, 1903 BUSINESS CARDS, ATONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PJB cent, PA SCOTT, 021(11,011. T H, 1,10011A.OKHN— • Issuer of Marriage LIceneett. Of. rice at Grocery, TU4BI.:14.17 MOO, Brunetti. 1:11ARMS ,G'Oft UN• ▪ DIalttliaturn has several good _Farm 1 or sale 681(1 10 re trt, (way terms, in Townelape of Morris and Over, SOIOTT,Iiruosel C. 0. Court Princess Alexandria, No.% C. 0. N., Brussels, meeto thdir Lodge Room, Oho on the end and lest Tuesdays of 060t, month, at 8 °Mock, Vietting brethren always weleinue, 0646. milturseg, 0.14, WAIA'M( 12141T11, R. 8. M. MORRISON, Issuer of Marriage Licenses, WALTON, ONT. MISS JEAN WLAUCHLIN, -TRAUMA 020 - PIANO AND - ORGAN, t=asT,=,. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM' lueimanOn, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH. J. LECKIE, LINE AND FIRE INSURANCE, LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, MONEY TO LOAN AT 41, & 6 Per Cent. 0Moe over Pluisley's Drug Store, Nov. 8rd, 1002. 20-0132 Brussels, Wellington Mutual Fire ineuratioe CO., ESTABLISHED 1840 rusurauee taken on the omit and premium note eyetem ateurrent rates. 13ofore ins eisewherenalt on the undersigned agent 01 040 Company. GEOBGE HOOlUtS, Weasels, AUCTIONEERS. S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION - ▪ 11 wen, will eell for better prices, to better men, in lees time and less charges than any other Auctioneer In East 1041100 01 be 'won't charge anything. Dates and orders can always be arranged at this office or by personal application. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, The undersigned, who is well acquainted throughout the most part of the County and who has had business with a large cir- cle of farmers in and around this locality, begs to inform the oetuniunIty that be boa taken out au Auctioneer's Lieense for the County of Huron and offers his services to all purposing to hold sales, THOS. NEWSOME, Bruseels. VETERINARY. T D. WARWICK— el • Honor Graduate 01 040 Ontario Vet- erinary College, it:prepared to treat all dts. eases of domeoMeated animals in a <tomer:t- ent manner. Partinuler attention paid to Veterinary Deutietry. Cans promptly at- tended to, Offiee and Infirmary -Pour doers North of bridge, Turnherry et., Brussels. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. yiuM SINOLAIR— r r • Barrister, Solicitor, Tonveyaneer, Notary Public, .ke. Ofiloe-Stewart's Blook 1 door North of Central Hotel. Solicitor for the Standard liana, GF. BLAIR, BARRISTER, SOL- . WITCH, &o, BRUSSELS,- office ovar Standard Bank ; Solicitor for Township of Grey, Bowtok 0104,8444 011(1 the Metropolitan Bank. Private and company money to loan at lowest rates. MEDICAL CARDS. • J. A. M'NAUGHTON. Trinity Cuivereity,Nellow Trinity Medical conege,Member College of Phystoiane and Burgeons, Ont, Licentiate of the Royal Col- * lege of Physicians and Licentiate of Mid-. , lottery, Edinburgh, rarTelephone No.24, Reeidence-Mill otreet,Brnesela 0. DENTISTRY DR. R. P. FEILD, Alretwiriatm Graduate of the Royal College of Dental Sorgeonsof Ontario and Piret-olass Honor Graduate of Toronto llnivereity, Oinee next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery, BRUSSELS. MARE UP YOUR MIND TO ATTEND 11 L/STOWH // leof 0"7/".& Fall Term 'begins Sept. 1st Two Conreee-Commereird and Shorthand. Bond for College Journal. 0. A. BUMMING, A. L. hteTNTYBE, President Secretory, SHINGLES British Columbia gcd Cedar Shingles Nortli Shore Pine and Cedar FOR SALE AT THE Brussels Planing Alto Dome/ and Sash at all Pat terne 081 hand or made to order it Short Notioe, Estimatee Furnished for all kin& of Buildings. Workman - Alp and Material Guarantsed, AMENT bora, in this town mei in lv .1 to Alb ttna GET THE BEST IT PAYS11 shoat twelve ye trt With 11.8 son 1 Audio Ile hae mar yiog oti a plumbing isminege at Selma to 3 041 Clique 44 Boo, J. M, Clinsie ig tho 0104 brother of the aditor Of the BIM ,,er. Thad oe0084 wee IA young man of 05 011,1 SINN the nminetay of hie felher'e business, Ffe was faithinl, reliable and a good bnvinese man. 110 witi be remvuthered here as a bright, loveable young Iod, merry hearted, kind anti annelderdte. As may be well imitg. ambled, hie parents are broken-hwirted over their euriden and heavy bereave. tuella CENTRAL STRATFORD, ONT. fi neet Wage lu 08.14444)8. for seauriug it a tboyouh gbusinesseducation O r a superior obortiutud teminine, tier tip graduates are always stumesoful la got, tint.: Positions, 'Plus ;whom 'overlord), giro Ito student3 more than they ex. 1 poet. Write for eatalogue. Enter tido month if pop:Able. W. (0. 311,1,7 ()TT , Pri nolo at tritet 11.03s, laerre (04 Miss Lizzie Wilson hat moved to the rooms over T. Andrew's general etore, S. A, Proctor, of Alhiou, hem put a line new bus and horse on the trip to meet all trains. For sometime p4401 0111 merchants have been agitating for early eloeiug among our stores but so far have not reaohed tiesisiou that to eatisfaotory. Leadlextray. Pat. Munroe went to Toronto on Mon day of this week to meet his wile who is on her way from the Old Country. John One eel/ auotion sale was well attended and good prioee were realiz Mr. Crozier will /mon move to Seu,forth John eft/Gavin tn,1 wife arrived home from the West. They eujoyed themsel- ves well and 'tailed on many Mende and relatives while there, Thoe. Archibald has leased Hugh Grieve's farm for 11 term of years. Mr. Grieves will move to Itinoardine where he will sell Frost & Wood machinery. Alf. Dennison aud Mies Lilly Wiltse were united in matrimony on Wednesday of Ittet week. They will dart housekeep Mg on Mr. Dennison's form on the 14th line. May they have a loo, happy and prosperous future before them, Pieta! o r tat . D. Grammett bag purchased the milk delivering outfit of J. G. Sproat, and has goee into the milk business, Tom 13rowu, who for some time was musical direotor of the Bard Regiment band here, is now leader of the splendid band of the Goy Brothers roinetrele. Mies Isabelle Aitchison has resigned her position as teacher in Roxboro' sehool, and Miss Agnes D. Hays has been engaged to succeed her after Ohrietrutte. The anniversary services in oormection WM the Prim:byte:ion ohuroh, Seaforth, will be held ou the last Sabbath in No- vember, and the anniversary tea will be held on the following Monday evening. Rev. W. 3. Clark, of Londou, Will eon. duot the Sabbath serviette, U111000lou. Dr. Wallace, M. P. for Russell, uncle of Miss Streatham, of town, was visiting friends in this locality. Rev. 3. Greene does not intend moving hie estimable family from town, at least uot this side of next epring. H. B. Combe has let the comma for the interior finishing of hie store, whit& will be of natural oak, to J Carter. W. Glenn Campbell, organist of Willie oburob, }IRA returned to Me home in Al- ymer for a oouple of weeks owing to 111. nese. Jae. Stevens left for Boieeewain'Man., to visit relativve, anti from there he goes to Aberdeen, Dak., to visit his daughter, Mrs. Ettgelson. Israel Taylor, who has beonapratment ing in the Northwest for several weeks, will looate at Selkirk, Man., where be will eogage In business. Emerson Brooke, while operating a saw, was etroolt in the face by a splinter and bad to visit the surgeon. As it so haat/tined only one stitch was necessary, Thos. Jeokeon, Jr., returned on Mao - day from EL businen trip through ManIt. oba, the Territories and BritharColombia in the intereste ot the Jackson Mfg Company. Through the Dominion member, for West Huron, R. Holmee, of Clinton, ev ery sobool seotion-in the Riding hat;,been provided with a copy of the most QOM plete and up.to-deke mapof the Domin. ion. 61 00 45x66 inches in size. The long looked for gun that J. E. Pima ey was to get for the highest average obtained at the Toronto shouting totirna- ment given by Parker Bros, arrived on Tuesday of last week and it is a beauty. 11 10 a doable barrel shot gun weighs 7 !be, 12 oz , the handle ie of 113113008d oak, the beet of polished steel is in tho barrels, and a plate Go tbe side states to whom preeented, for what and by whom. 3...teetea weal. Fred. Bowe has bought the cigar and tobacco business front Fox & Co. Richard Daniel has started 41 training stable on Mill street oppOsite the town hall, Mrs. Henry Leslie, who has been very ill for a oomiderable time, is reported to be growing weaker. Lithowel boyo were very much in evid• once at the varions games with% took place on Saturday, BLit ult., in Toronto 68 the "Freehmen" gamer/ in ()anneal= with Toronto Univemity. Calvin B.riok er captured nu less than four prizee, being &et in the broad jump and pole vault, 2ed in (118 220 yard hurdle race, end 3rd in the high jump, Robert Peareon materially meieted Varsity in defeating Queen's on the Univereity Cam- pus, hie work being the lantana an the wieg line, The news of Saturday has the following to say of hire 2 "It, Pear- son 116108 01003 Listowel where they have tgrned out a good many sports and ebb. Ides of varione kinds. Peareon is a tall fellow but well set tip and atm play the game with the most of them. no is a hard cheek to handle, although not very Mavy, This player itt a good wing man cud ie useful 0110 dhibbie, for he under. etands A:moil:Mon football thoroughly, 1040411121 4111 OBS BXPLOSION.-4iterling Alm/ tio Ohrate'eldest son of John M. Olimie, of Selma, Albania'wan killed 1300013(44111t last Friday night,81st ult., by an exples- ion of a gite machine. The only partite Mare received are that he wag called out from hie home at 10 °allot& to fix a gag machine, that an explosion occurred and that fifteen minutes afterward he was brought baok dead. Hi; itittltry wag for 'brgrel;ngtnborr1 (in 84141:: rindi 010. 11 0 1 a ht XX4tylonsi,11. T. filar:look Into purohueed the lime trotting stallion, Colonel Hunter, of Drina:ford. The Miler (humane Go. expect a oar 01 860041 for new buggies and already have written away for good workmen. The Carriage Co. appointed W. Col will nolleotor, to gather in an aserment of 80 oente per share to be raised to meet expenditure np to date, Messrs. Stoneman and Johnston have completed their painting cont04e/1, on the Kippen Methodist parsonage here, the work to moot oreditable (Moe, Minoan afeEwen, jr., who ia home from the Rtondike bad the pleasure of meeeing Rev. J. S. Henderson, on the streete in New Weetrninster, when on his way home. Rev. Dr, Henderson, Assooiate General Miesionary Secretary, will preach 44 sermon on Minions in the tlhigelhuret Methodist Church on Sabbath morning, November 15th, ut 10 30. Ayer, of Ohiselhuret, has rented hie More to Ma. Whiteman, who takes position immediately. Mr. Ayer propos. ev going West in the Spring with the intention of locating there. X.Uckniow. Last Sunday was Rally Day in the Luoknow Methodist Sunday School. 22nd anniversary of the Luoknow Lodge Ito. 137, A. 0 11. W. will be held on the 1611) of Nov. P. A Maloomeon has rented Mut. Grenneheat cottage on Havelock street, and on Monday of loot week removed the family up from Gocierioh. His moth. er Dare. Maloomeon, and her sister, Mrs, Hendersou, and her infant daughter, will reside with Mr, Malcso'meon for BOMB time here. Anniversary serviette will be held in the Methodist Moroi: on the first Son. day in December. Rev. 0, 11. Turk, of Owen Sound, will preaoh morning and evening. Speoial mneto at both servioes. The paetor of the ohnroh, Rev, R. Mid yard, l Raking the congregation for a apeoial gift of 61000 towards the :Mortal debt. Ou Tuesday of last week the two large barna belonging to J. and W. MoPhereon, near 88. Helet.s, were totally destroyed by fire, together with 1500 bushels of grain, hay, straw and nearly all their farm implemente. The fire is sup. posed to have been started by the obit. &en while playing its the bnildinge. There was an insurance of 61700 on the property but the loss will be far 00 exeeee cif that figure. sa.tvvoceee. J A. Roe, V. EL, Me sold his veterin• ary practice to .Ea. House, i3. Geo. B. ICuhry left for Palmeri/town to take a eituation art fireman ou the G. T. R. Township Clerk, Thos. Fullerton, has been on the dolt list for the pest week with an ettaok of pleuriey. Chas. Lucas' house is greatly improved by being veneered with red brick. The roof has also been re shingled. Revival services are now in progress in the 'Methodist oburob and are being 000 - ducted by the pastor, Rev. W. Penhall, A. Iv. Diokson took poaseseioo of the grist mill on Monday of last week. He has seoured the eervioes of Wm, McLeod, of Gorrie, zee miner. The eleotion of officers for the Maple Leaf Beef Ring resulted BS follows : Prea., Thos. Diekeon, Sea , R. Farrell, Trees , Wm. Hume, Butoher, Wm. G. Inglis. • Albert Gordon, eon of George Gordon, had the misfortune to break one of the bones ot hie left arm on Tuesday after. noon of last week by 'falling from a wagon. Miss Maggie Cuthbert/son, of Donegal, met with a painful aocadent. She was on the wesion driving through a gateway when the wheel oame in oontaot with the gate post, throwing her in front of the wheel whiob passed over her, breaking her ehoelder blade. The Elms Cheese and Butter Co. sold the lad of their hogs on Monday of laet week to T, 0. Ballautyne. The whey is now being hauled home to the patrons, In bringing the hogs, which numbered 111, to the station on Monday morning, Messrs. L',okbead, Turnbull .9z Hall bed au exalting time. The morning was T 1' 013 miety and very dark and In some way abort 25 01- 110 hoge got se:: ,rated from the 13) 08 tti•ci 11,, Mot a..., mit (11`1"30 •red /mil the taiiwee }a/ 1 ,'to re:tatted, After write , 1,111, '34. tils ! BS I BIB'S worn 1 4011,1 1I,1 oaf0y Model h. the Oar. The feeding or Rio faotory by the company has toroed out 1.4 fairly pro. fiteble undertaking but just to what ex. tent hae not been determined. 1.'he exaot amount of pr"tlt will be made known on Saturday, Nov. 14., at the epeelal moring to be held at the factory to noneider the disposal of the whey for next year, r hit vtal . W. A. Edward/3 has oold the house 140. upied by Dr. Armstrong to I?, P, Aeon - worth for 31000 poteoseton to be given Murch 108 1904. Wm. Wade, or., removed from the farm on the 6801 eon , where he hoe spent the past fifty years, on Tueeday of loot week, He has built a fine new resiaanoe for him. twit 111 Fordwioh, where be intends to spend the rest of hie days in ease and rirlietnese, 111.4BVil 141. After three weake 02 041807128 suffering, Andrew P. Henderson, aon of 011:10. Hen. dsrsoo, of the Bluevale road, paused away on Saturday, 81st ult. It will be remembered that on Oatobor 8th, the de. sensed was seriously injured, while draw- ing lumber from faluevale. For a while hope w80 entertained that he might re- cover, but, the injuries received were to severe for these hopes to be realized. Al the time of the aeoident, the injared man was taken to the residenoe of Robb, Maeon, where he remained until his death, and where every kindness was ehown to him. Decetteed was 40 years of age and enjoyed the esteem of the oom- nannity. The funeral on Monday waa largely attended, tbe Sone of Bootland attending as 44 Society. 00(101.101a. .A. new front will shortly ba pl, oed at O. Blaekstone's on West street. NMI Grace Johnston le able to be out after her long and earions itlnees. Twenty-nine pounds WKS the weight of a cabbage growu by Thom Grundy this reation. Mrs, Griffin, wife of jailer Griffin, went: to Hamilton to see her mother, who is seriously ill. A couple of ootirmwners were fined last week by Polioe Magistrate Humber for brae ohes of the by -low. Mrs. Maloolmson and Mrs. Henderson left on Monday of last week for Luaknow, where they will reside, Mre. George Acheson has again been eleoterl to the position of recording secretary of the Provinotal Woman's Ohrietain Temperance Union. 618 0110 last meeting of Bt. George's ohoroh senior guild plane were di/mussed for the more rapid reduotion of the alimah debt. One of the girls in the koittiog fantory in oome way had her hair caught by the ehaftioa. The maollinery was quiokly stopped and no injury was sustained. Among the reeent milita annonnoe. mento is this 88rd Huron regiment- Lient -Col. J. A. S. Va.:00B, upon com- pletion of hie period of tenure of oom. natutd, is transferred to the reserve of offlovre. As goon as the exteneive improve. mento at Proudfoot, Hays & Blair'o new offices permit of their moving their present offioes will undergo some alter- ations and be ortoupied by Dre. Whitely and Gallow. The store on Hemilton 0tre4 being ereoted by Rev. I. B. Wallwin will be 000rtpied by 3. W. Broderiok upon its completion. Mr. Broderick will continue to occupy his present preroieee on the SOlseee also. A session of the town council was held on Monday evening of last week behind closed doors. We learn that one of the subjects under dimmer/ion was the propos. ed 0. P. R. eonnection, Mayor Lewis laying the whole matter rie it had pro. greased so far before the oounoil. AB a result His Worship WAS authorized to go to Montreal and interview the 0. P. R. authoritie' s and he left on Wednesday afternoon for this purpose. .He WBS accompanied by Col. A. H. McDonald, of Gnalph, in nailing upon OS railway offioials and will endeavor to find out what the Qompany intends to ao in connection with the pleat whiekt has tiM been suall disenesed o late. Onwante's AID SOSIZTY.-The annnal meeting of this organicatiou was held last week. The old alit:ere were re• eleoted, viz , President, Jae. Mitchell ; vioe president, J., M. Field, B. A. ; Beoretery-treasurer, Mrs. Jas. Glark. 4. report of the year's work was given and lettere read with reference to the oases with which the Society have dealt,. The finanoial statement showed the yearie expenditures to be $500, and the balanoe on hand 0240. In accordance with a 'i 6:121111321181311111111E1 Jamestown Postofflce and General Store vpanufte.•*.11 Now that our wagon is off the road for the season, I very kindly thank the public who so liberally patronized it. I now have in my store a full line of Goods for Fall and Winter purposes, which, when compared, parties will find them away down in price. I do not mean to quote prices but just say come and sae what we have. We have all our Prints down to Cost Price, and some Remnants below, also some Remnants in Shirtings very cheaP. I have just got in a opecial line of Fancy Crockery which is .selling very fast. Something beautiful. We take the following produce in trade as cash :— Turkeys, 9e to 10c. per lb. ; Geese, 6,ie to 6ie per lb. ; Ducks, 60c to 70c per pair ; Chickens, 40c to .450 per pair ; bright, dried, quarter mit apples, 6c per lb.; But- ter cash, 16c ; large rolls, 16o ; 1 Ib. prints, 17e, good quality. W. MINES. '13" '*0 WANTED The uodereigned offere 8 oents per pound, and the me of market, for any noantity ot live turkeye betw/ en BOW and Oa time of ehiproent, about the end of November. Delieery et Bruesals. Hioheak prfoes will aloo be paid for Live Cithliene, Docks, Fowl and Geeee. 20110 1101013 either alive or dry pluoked. For furl ber paaloulare enquire of J. B. McLAUOHLIN, 15-4 13121188100L8. Ji.re you Thinking What Paper You will Take for 1 9 0 4 ? SELECT THE BEST— which is the Western Advertiser 750. A YEAR. Has No Equal in the Province. Read their Premium Offers. Write for Sample Copy. Address all orders : Western Advertiser 184 London Slut. ohange In the Aot mode at the lost seseion arrangements will be tnade with 113( 01670138 of Wingbaro (for East Huron) 8eaforth (for South Burou), Cliuton (for West Hann) for the appointment of children's ootnraltteee for the three °loot. oral distriote of the county to not in conjunction with the county Children's Aid Sooiety here. Exeter. W. H. Dearing reports having two sugar beets weighing respectively 16 and 16 pounds. Dr. B. K. Hyndinan has purchased a pretty pneuraatio tire road wagon from J. F. Russell. David Meek, of Hay township, who recently purchased Mrs. Snell's residence on Main Street, has moved to town. W. J. Carling, R. B, Samuel and Mr. Stotoham left to join a bunting party, who will spend two weeks in the hooka. men'a paradise, Muskoka. Ben. Mogenzie, who nae been residing in •the Old Conntry for eome time, ie at present visiting at hie old home in Rhive., 0.0110011010 0(1 friends in town. John Whiteman, who recently gold hie farm near Rippen, has purchatted A. Oottle's beautiful brick residence on Ann street, now imanpied by John Snell. The price paid was $1,000. John Gillespie, jr., had one leg run over by the dray 00 Tueeday morniug of last week. The bores hitched to the dray started while John was in front of the rig, and before he could get out of the way he was knocked down and run over. The toad on the dray was light and, al. though he was braised somewhat, hie injuries were slight. Considerable dam. age was done to the harness in the 11111 whiob the hone took down the station road. Oh. Coen. MoNally has. returned from hie six weeks' trip to Manitoba sod Assinib oia. 0. V. Floody, of Detroit, is at present visiting ab the home of hie aged parente here. Mies IC its Brown, who has been rec. lonely ill for the post two tveeke, is now tallith improved in health. Robert Sloan left on Monday morning of last week for Guelph where he will take 0.0001300 in the Ontario agricultur. 140 oollege. 50 1813 this moon 85 oars of applea have been shipped from Blyth stotion. 'Twenty five ears have gone to Great Britain and hen to Manitoba. Wm. Drummond, eon of John and boon years, Mrs.Dructmond, of Blyth, who has a resident of Wingb8m for several has left that town for Sarnia, where he will go into partnership with aernee MoKelvie, a former Winghamito, in the restaurant, oigar and billiard roona busi• DNS. Herbert S Yonng, of Sneibury, 11000111. ponied by hie bride, who was Miss Ethel M. Culver, of Midland, arrived in the Village last Thureday evening, 29th ult. They have Mom been the guests of Mr, and el re. N. a. Young, parents of the groom. The happy event took place in Midland on Wednesday, Oat. 28, at the residence of the britle'a father, (00 1000 011Itler, and the Toronto Globe says the bride looked very handsome in a snit of blue box cloth, with Persian trimming opening over a blotto of white taffeta silk with strappinge of the rime. The 0013010007 1080 performed by Rev. J. a, 601101, B. A,, of Midland. For the pest ten mouths 121,115 immi. grants have arrived in the Dominion, W. A. Mareb, of Qttebeo, denies the story that his shoe faotory had been otos. The P44011101140 034411 who, 00 10 alleged, had etilphnitio aoid thrown on him by hie wife denies the etory, William Strnthard, a thirteen -year-old boy, of Winnipeg, was rim over While Maiming the railway track, anti hie head severed from higlepdy. IVIcKinnou & Co. EILYT $5 RAIIV COAT8 FOR $348 Another great snap 00,010 our way last week in 1440(14100' Waterproof Cote. Tnere le no necessity for going into details how it 044000 snout. Sullies 10 10 to say, the goods are here ready 1440 7000 inspeotion. We have a few of the 13140.18 oottta on baud marked 025, but 11107 4411 00 now at 68.48/ 38 Ladiee' Waterproof Coats In colors of blatds, (3087, oliv' e grey, fawn and brown mixtcres, 66, 88, 40 and 62 inehes long, Boll and Biehop stoves, velvet and plain °ottani, 110041003 pockets, good value at 35, 31004 Ohms for §8 48. FINE DRESS GOODS We always take the lead in Drees Goode. We show some epeefal valuee in Zibeliues, Broadalothe, Venetians, Cheviots, etc., at $1, $1 60 and 81 75 Homespuos, in black and oxford, at 600., 76o. and $1. Feuoy Pleoked Drees Goode, in different cowry, at 500 and 759, LADIES' CORSETS We melte specialty of Corsets. We do not oonflue ourselves to any particular make. We examine all samples and buy beet from earth. We ahow great values in the following lines : B. & I. Corsets, bias filled, military hip, at 31 and $1.25. Oromptou'e Corsets, in three gnaltitiee, at 760, 31 and 31.25. D. & A. Corsets, in special lines, 01 26e, 50e, 75e and $1. 13. k 0. Donate 11130 (4 great favorite, in straight front, bias out, steel filled, at 500, 75o and 31, olinamanzausaii ettanumap C1•116110111.184•1611.11,1114-16 E THWEEKLY GLOBE Canada's Great Illustrated Weekly. A leading feature of The WEEKLY GLOBE to be added this fall will be an Eight -Page Illustrated Supplement ON SUPERCALENDERED PAPER. Vor the production of this great paper an immense new electrotyping, photo -engraving and printing plant has been added to The Globe'a mechanical equipment. This will make The Wartimv GLoart unques- tionably the most desirable home paper in Canada. Arrangements have been made whereby our readers can secure this superb Weekly and their own local favorite paper at the specially favorable rate of $1.60 Balance of 1903 Free to New Subscri-bers • ,! 1118BMONERSUSIESNOISEMS HAVING PURCHASED THE MIR Brussels Woollen Factory 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 Shootings, —Plain Flannels, —Checked Flannels, —Fancy Shirtings, —Ladies' Wool Dress Goode, —Light and Heavy Tweeds, —Underwear for Men and Boys, —Men's and Boys' Stockings, —Ladies' and Children's " —Boys' Sweaters, —Yarns, all kinds and colors. ;WE WANT YOUR PATRONAGE. W. & J. LOOKRIDGE BRUSSELS WOOLLEN FACTORY. 200 Buggies, UGGIES Must be Sold this Season. The Finest line to be seen in any town Carriages in Ontario will be found at -14Pas.---- Ewan & Co.'s Warerooms TURNBERRY STREET, BRUSSELS. —We have a full line, dealing with SITVITIN of the best Manufac- tories in Canada, besides our own make of rigs. —You can save money by examining our stock before purchasing. —Satisfaction assured. Prides right. IEWAN & Co.; 'MUSSELS.