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HEALS, SOOTHES AND REFRESHES.
Contains Benzoin and Cold Cream as two of its
principal ingredients, and is very delicately per.
fumed. Price 10c. per cake ; 8 for 26e. from
SMITH,
DRUGGIST AND STATIONER.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. 0. & B.
Trains leave Brueeels Station, North
and South, as follows f
GolNG Soma GOING NoR017,
Mall 7:10 a.m I Mixed 10:00 am
Mixed 10.00 a.mMail .. ......1:17 p.m
Express &RSp.m 1 Express ...... B:17 pm
goad Reirrs items.
A ohiel's amang ye takir' notes,
An' faith he'll prent hr.
Le. GRIPPE is bray-.
Souoox. Board Friday evening of this
week.
P. HOea shipped a oar of flax Seed to
Bad.o.
R. GRAHAM shipped a oar of oats and a
oar of wheat..
Than were movings galore daring the
past ten days iu town.
P. ANENT received a oar of lumber
from Maskokathis week.
A. 0. DAMES. shipped a oar of hogs to
Toronto and a oar of sheep to Buffalo.
Wit the party who borrowed the step
ladder from A. Btraohan'e store kindly
return it at on0e, and oblige.
A row from here attended the drama
"The Merchant of Venice" at Seaforth
on Wednesday evening of this week,
SCOTTISH Concert Friday evening of
this weak ruder aaspibee of Brussels
Foot Ball Mob. Plan of reserved seats at
Fox's drug store.
• Six oars of beets for Wiarton Sugar
factory were ebipped this week. Thie
oompletee the output from Brussels this
season, tee oars in all.
Tun new large dynamo for'tbe Eleotrio
Light plant same to hand this week end
will be placed in position forthwith.
There will be an opportunity of increas-
ing the circuit as there will be ample
power and oapaoihy.
Lumen Bogan.—Last Tuesday But
Huron Lioenee Commissioners met at
the Central Hotel, Brussels, all the mem.
hers being present. The hotel lioenees
were signed as were the neoeeeary state-
ments prepared at this season.
LaeT week A. T. Currie, butcher, par.
oilseed a fine 2 year old heifer from James
Beane, 75h line, Morrie, that weighed
1100 pounds and dressed 650. She was
good enough for a Ohrietmas display and
Mr. Onrrie's customers received the
benefit.
BENMILLER BRIDGE.—The fine steel
bridge, at Beautifier, which is 878 feet
long, built on cement abutments, is now
completed and was opened for traffic on
Wedneeday of last week. It was built by
the Kivaardioe Bridge Go. andis a good
structure. The ooet was $7,479.86. Its
completion is very seasonable doing awey
with the neoeesity of fording the Mait•
land. 0o. Engineer Ansley has pushed
the work along in good style,.
AN incorrect map or a map not np-to-
date is little better than no map at all.
The new map of the Dominion of Oanada
being sent as a premium to eubeoribere of
The Family Herald and Weekly Star of
Montreal this season isnot only oorreot,
but is so op -to -date as to show the new
Alaskan boundary as awarded Ootober 20.
It is the only map to -day to show that
information. The publiehere send acopy
Free along with two beautiful piotures to
all subscribers of that great family paper.
The pride of the paper is 000 dollar par
year, inoluding all three premiums,
THE Toeewaler News of last week in
speaking of a Oonoert recently held there
says :—Mr. Avison, of Drnasals, tenor
soloist, captured the andienoe in his first
appearance in a duet with Mr. Gilroy,
and hie solos aleo were given in fine style.
In company with Mrs. Liddy, of liar.
rioton, three duets were rendered which
were loudly encored, Mrs. Liddy, in
both solos and duets, proved herself to be
a singer of nu mean ability and her every
appearance elioited lord applauee. Mr.
Gilroy rendered four baritone anloe in a
very able manner, Mise MaLaaohiin, of
Brussels, noted as a000mpaniet.
Ton PROPER THING.—In the Ament
faotory fire Arehar MoGuire was a loser
to oonsiderable extent by having hie kit
of tools consumed, The Iooai Odd Fellows
plus a kindly remembrance from Wrox-
eter brethren, took advantage of the oppoo.
tunity and presented Mr, MoGuiee with
a tidy cam to purobase a new outfit, He
has bean and is Doe of the best worker',
in aonneotion with Western Star and the
brethren were only too well pleased to
give expreesion to their eentimeots by the
little .enrprieeplanned, He deserved it,
Mr, Mature made an appropriate reply
for the kindly ooh.
AT a meeting of Brneeele Public Lib-
rary Beard laat Saturday It was deoided
to charge 6 dente for the 5 book card and
10 aents foe the ten book variety to resi•
• dents of Brothels. To those outside of
the corporation a 10 book bard will be
sold at 20 dente, To aid the finaneee ft
is proposed to held a bonnet in whioh
Meal talent will eupply the program.
Date not yet definitely arranged but will
probably be early in. December. Owing
to ohangee in the Government regulatione
the Board ie rather.nonplueaed to finance
the iaetilatiOnthrough in proper shape
and expect a good hearty response by the
people of the locality who are to be the
ebarerd in the hematite aooraing. Watob
pal for 09 eet date,'
A can of oattle was shipped to Toronto
by Geo. A. Best,
Tea Salt Works forwarded 4 oars of
5011 eine oar last issue.
A MAR of oats and a oar of wheat were
loaded by Alf. Baeker this week.
Reeve WIGTON hae a very sore arm ye
ae the result of hie tumble from a wagon
last week,
ROBERT THOMSON ebipped a oar of
apples to Montreal for export to Liver.
pool. They went East on Tuesday,
20 sons are employed at the Cunning-
ham Evaporating Factory. They have'
had a big season's ran and will keep at
it for the next three or font weeks.
THIS week the Salt Works received
4 oars of ooal making about 120 care this
season, and Robert Henderson also
reooived a oar, his being stove coal.
WHEREVER the Scottish Oonoert Co.
have appeared they reaeive very warm
commendations. They will be in Brae•
Bele Town Hall Friday evening of tibia
week.
WE nnderetand that Mae Hattie
Downing of Brunets, has been engaged
as teaober Of the eohooi known ae Bar-
rie's, 6th line, Morrie, for 1904, at e
salary of $300. Miss Downing is teach•
ing near Walton this year with good
soothes. - -
V'ALUABLE BEAST KILLED.—AS John
Broadfoot was driving hie team on the
9th oon. of Grey, near Brneeele, Wednes-
day morning the tongue of the wagon
dropped down and the horses ran away.
They collided with the wagon of Jno.
Montgomery and one of the team died
shortly after. The beast wee a valuable
one, Mr. Broadfoot refusing 8175 for her.
The wagon was also damaged.
Fon over twenty years iron wan used
for the pane in Stapleton Balt Works.
Five years ago they were replaced by
steel pane, Mesere. Ranetord naturally
concluding that these would laet longer
than the iron. In this they were MIS.
taken, however, ae they fled the steel
corrodes under the motion of salt brine
quicker than does iron,' and they antici-
pate replacing the steel pans at an early
day with iron ones.
0. P. R.—The surveyors of the C. P.
R. reached Brneeele last Friday from the
East. They ran one line with a South-
erly entrance to the village, crossing the
the Maitland North of the Stewart &
Lowick flour mill, running ever the
Northwesterly corner of Viotoria Park
South of Ewan & Co's. Oarriage Works
past Post Master Farrow's residence
toward° the Salt Works. Another sur-
vey at the Northern part of Brussels
takes the road throes Tnrnberry street
North of the G. T. R. tracks and across
the Stratton property. The question of
route is expeoted to be settled shortly.
Lars RICHARD STRONG or WALLAoe.
One of the oldest pioneers of the town•
ship of Wallace, in the person of the late
Richard Strong, who passed away peace.
fully on Thursday, Oot. 29, in his 88rd
year, was born in County (Javan, Ireland,
on May 25, 1821, and emigrated to Gan•
eda at the age of nine years. He served
as a volunteer during the stormy scenes
of '87, and was married in the year 1847
to Martha, daughter of Ralph Willough-
by, of the township of WestGwillimbury,
who predeoeased him eleven years. In
the year 1863 he removed to the township
of Waliaoe and Battled on lots 24 and 25
on the 7th o00. In the year 1866 be
removed and settled on lots 35 and 86 on
the 5th o00. near Shipley where be
remained 16111891 whenhe retired from
farming, settling in Listowel. Not being
content with town life he removed to
Gowanetown where he remained up to
the time of hie death. Deaeated took an
aotive part in public lite. He was a Con.
servative and a veteran Orangeman, and
served as oonooillor for a number of
yeare. He took great intereet in the
building of schools and the erection and
completion of 131. Paul's church, Shipley,
of which he was a faithful member np to
the time of hie death. Three eons and
foa0danghtere remein to mourn the lose
of a kind and loving father, Robert in
Washington Territory, John on the -.old
homestead, Adam at Shipley, Mre, An-
drew Denman; of the 8th oon, of Wallace,
and Isabella, Maggie and Clarinda at
home. The deoeseed gentleman was an
uncle of Mre. A. MOGnire, and Mrs, W.
J, Goodwin, of Brussels.
Cfilllf011 CHIMES.
The 28rd Psalm will constitute next
Sabbath's Sunday Bohool lessors. See
interesting notes on page 8 of thus hem.
Rev. John Roes' subject last Babbatb
morning was "The sunshine and shade of
bantam life,' Gen. 1.5, It was a fine
sermon.
Rey. D, B. deltas, of Oranbrook, will
supply Melville ohurob pulpit neat Bab -
bath evening in the absehde of the pastor
at Oranbrook.
Interesting evenplelietioearvi0eeare in
progreea each evening, exoeptibg Bathe.
day, in the Methodist obnrab, oommsno.
ing al 7.30 o'olook, The patter is in
(barge,
Rev. T. W. Ooeens took part in the
funeral servioea of the late R. G. Code at
Trowbridge last Saturday afternoon.
Doomed was an old friend of Mr,
Comm'.
Friday evening Of last weak 22 people
attended the Sabbath School Ts:where'
this whioh le held annually by the Meth.
odist Sabbath School. Au informal Chat
over Bohool methods followed,
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President, Vfoe•Preeidont,
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HEAD OFFICE TORONTO
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BBVSSEAS
G. F. BLAIR, Solicitor.
0110
Service will be hold in the R, C.
rhumb, Brunets, next Sabbath at the
regular hour.
"Lannoh out into the deep, &o" was
Rev. T. W. Goethe' eubjeot feet Sabbath
morning in the Methodist church, In
the evening the text wae "Thou art not
far from the kingdom of God." An after
service was held in connection with the
opening of the evangelistic series of
Fairview now being held.
Arrangements have been made with
Rev. Joseph Philp, B. D., of Kisoardine,
whereby he will preach the annual ser -
moos in aonneotion with the anniversary
of Braseels Methodist thumb on Sabbath
Deo. 20th. On the following evening he
will deliver hie popular lecture "Jar•
bealem and its environs". The reverend
gentleman spent several months in the
Holy Land recently and epeake of what
he has Been. He ie a fine speaker.
PERSONAL PARAGBAI'i1S.
Miss Mary Rothe was visiting Mies
Ida Zilliax at Lietowel.
Wm. Dewlap was off duty this week
from an attack of la grippe.
Mise Amelia Whitfield, of Grey, was
visiting is town for a few days.
Mies Nora Holmee hae been ill with
Iambago bat is improving nicely.
Nelson Williemeon, of Toronto, ie here
on a holiday visit for a few weeks.
Mrs. J. J. Gilpin was on the sick list
with la grippe but is improving now.
Russell Daily, o! Trowbridge, was
visiting his sister, Mrs. J. Milbaneen.
J. and Mre. Milhausen were at Trow•
bridge, the latter's home, on Sunday.
Mies Mayfrid AIIin, of Loudon, was a
visitor in Brussels for a few days this
week.
H. E. Maddook and Alan, lof Uxbridge,
were visitors in town during the past
week.
Harry and Mise Julia Barliff, of Olin.
ton, were vieitore in Bruesele and
looality,
Miee Mary Curry, of Woodetook, wae
visiting at Thos. Curry's, Queen street,
Brussels, last week.
W. D. Ooueley, of Stratford, was a
visitor in town for a few days. He is an
employee in the G. T. R. shops,
Misses Kate Little and Sarah Barr
and Wm. Little, of Londeeboro', spent
Sunday with friends in Brunie.
Jae. E. Fox and family will move to
0
ranbrook where theypurpose meking
p p 8
their home. We wish them euooeee.
Thos. Lott, who lives 9 mile South of
Brunetti, has been quite ill but is im-
proving now we are pleased to state.
R. Crone hae been on the eiok list from
an ateaok of le grippe but is able to get
about now although not yet bank to work.
B. and Mre. Gerry, were renewing old
friendships at Seaforth, Holmeaville,
Blyth and other points for a week or
more.
John Ritchie, now of Beatorth, was a
visitor tinder tithe parental roof, corner
John and King street:, Brussels, over
Sunday.
Herb. Cunningham has been laid off
work owing to an abscess on the baok of
his right band. He will soon be all right
we hope.
Robert Work, son of Oouooillor Work,
Grey, has taken a position in J. Fox's
drug store. He will make a competent
hand we believe.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs. Skelton
is dangeronely ill at the home of her
mother, Mre. Thnell, Alexander street.
It ie a heart weakness..
Miss Govealook, of Atwood, was avisit.
or at the Methodist Parsonage for a tew
days. She is a sister to Mre. Ooeene.
The ladies visited in Soatorth on Monday.
Russell Zimmer ie attending the
Bebop! of Practical Science at Toronto
taking up Electrical Engineering, &o.
He is a good student and will no doubt
improve hie opportunities.
Rev. and Mrs. Oceans, W. J. and Miee
Amanda McCracken, Mies Rilla Hunter
and Eli Moore attended the funeral of
Robert G. Code, at Trowbridge, last Sat.
nrday. The atteodanoe was very large
and the eervioe most impressive.
The many friend's of Walter Smith,
who hae been laid aside for the past 4
months from a stroke of paralysis,
were pleased to see biro able
to get about without aseiatauae. He
was at ohurob last Sabbath morning and
around town on Monday forenoon. We
hope he will oontinne to gain.
Wilbur Baker, wife and baby arrived
here from Portage•la•Prairie, Manitoba,
0m Saturday evening otlegt week. They'
will visit here for the Winter and may
remain permanently. Mre, Baker is a
daughter of Mre. Frank Oliver, William
street, Bruseele, and Mr. Baker was in
the employ of Masers. Wilton & Turnbull
for several years. He ie a eon of J. K.
Baker, Henfryn.
Miee A. Caroline Macdonald, B. A.,
of Wingham, was appointed Foreign
Secretary of the Young Women's
Christian Association, and will go to
Japan. This young lady is the talented
daughter of P. Macdonald, M. P. and she
prefers the work she ie engaged in to that
of any other. She is an expert in
Matbematic's, baving won the Blake
soholerehip at Toronto Univereity, and
some time ago the was offered a position
in the Finanoe Department, at Ottawa,
at $800 a year, unknown to her father
and without hie infigenoe, but she deolin.
ed it, preferring to follow her work in
connection with the Y. W. 0, A,
The pulp mill of the Lake Saperate
Consolidated Company at the "Soo" re.
earned operatione Wednesday morning
with a large force of men and will 009
steadily item now on,
rc•,
dXCli
A. E. MELLISH, Manager.
egsfswraffamerrmsiarell
Joseph Martin declined the Liberal
nomination at the Provincial bye•eleo•
ion in Vanoonver.
Goldwin Smith epeake against the
proposal to introduce politioe into muni.
oipal °leotions.
Mrs. O. D. Massey, Toronto, died in
London, Eng., Tuesday night, following
au operation for appendicitis,
Judge Morson dismissed the suit
aeainst the Chinese laundryman, Otong
Youen, for alleged damages to work
lanndried in hie establishment.
J. A. MoD. Robb, wanted in Toronto
for stealing the Lunde of the Mutual
Reserve Life Inenrenoe Company, has
been arrested in Minneapolis.
Obarles Gallagher was sent to the Oen.
tral Prison for Rix mouths for disorderly
oondnet all the Canada Foundry
Company's works by Judge Winobeeter,
Business Locals.
Two or three good farms for sale. Ap•
ply at THE POST.
To RENT.—Dressmaking rooms. Ap•
ply to MRS. J. R, SMITH.
HAND80ME walnut sideboard for sale at
great reduction. Apply to MDs, W. M.
BINoLAxR, Brussels,
FIaeT class 05100 for sale and ready to
work or can exohenge saws. T, Mo
GREGOR, Mill street, Brussels.
Pomo loot, at Queen's Hotel,. Brae.
eels, containing $8.00. Finder will
greatly oblige owner by leaving it at Tao
POST.
PIANO TINING.—R, S. Shaw, Piano
Tuner from Heintzman & Co's., Toronto,
will be in Brussels this moutb. Leave
all orders at R. Leatherdale's store.
EL0Gn1LE village lot, abjoining the re.-
idenoe of John Meares, Turnberry street,
Bruesele, for sale. For partionlare as to
prion and terms apply to J. D. Ronald,
Bruseele•
WANTED. — Freda eggs 20o; Packed
eggs 100, also fowl (undrawn) ;' dried
applee and .butter. Onr stook of Drees
Goode, silks, furs, &o., is not excelled,
GED, E. KING, Wingham.
WANTED.—To go to Winnipeg, Man.,
a a0mpetent girl to aeeiit in the Dare of
children and general housework. Wags
015 per month. Fare to Winnipeg
advanoed if necessary. Apply to Mre.
Leckie, "Kelvin Grove", Brussels.
Perth County.
Hookey will be popular in Linwood.
New Hamburg is organizing a stook
company to build a [skating rink.
The annual County convention of
Kings' daughters and Sone will be held
in Knox Cbnrah, Stratford, Friday Nov
I81h.
Joseph W. Climb, of Bimooe, and W.
A. Watt, of St. Marys, have entered into
a partnership for the purpose ofesbablieh•
ing a harness factory in Simooe.
Miss Annie Amos, the fourteen year
old daughter of Oonnoillor John Amoe,
of Waterloo township, is dangerously ill
with look jaw. It was brought on by the
girl cutting her finger while topping
sugar beets.
G. F. Ingram, ex -alderman • of Strut.
ford, bas eold the Snowflake laundry in
Woodetook to G. R. Ditohfleld and W.
J. Smith. Mr. Ingram intends going on
the road.
The Mitchell board of trade held a
meeting in the town hall, the main
thoughts of the evening were centred on
the new proposed radial railway going
into that town.
A resolution was oarried unanimously
inviting Rev. 0. W. Brown as pastor of
Mitobell Methodist ohurob for the third
conference year. Mr, Brown accepted
the invitation, subjeot to the approval of
the stationing committee.
At a meeting of the directors of the
Stratford Water Supply 0o. the affairs
of the company were wound up. There
were a number of overdue accounts for
water rats,. to the amount of about $300,
and. these were Bold to Wm. Gordou at
the rate of 60e on the dollar.
"Riley" Hun, of Stratford, will play
hockey With the Houghton, Miob., team
this coming Winter. Tbs Pittsburg sev-
en, on which be figured for a (ample of
seasons, wanted him again bat the Mioh•
igen team held out a much better induce-
ment. He will be at his old poet in front
of the net.
Hon. Thee. Ballantyne approves the
creutiou of board of Park Commission•
ere and has offered to grant a road-
way from Front street to the park If the
project ie oarried through. This would
provide a nioe driveway along the bank
of Viotoria Lake, whish world be an ed•
ditional attradtion to the park.
Word cornea from Albion, Mioq,, that
F. W. Perrin, a former resident of 81.
Mary'e, was killed there by being streak
by a train on November 5. Mr. Perrin
wee a member of the flim of Partin &
Smith, 'manufaotnrere of handles, Re
was about 40 years of age and leaves a
widow. Mr. Perrin was born in Peter.
boro'and had lived at Walkerton and
St. Mary's np to about eight years ago,
when he moved to Michigan.
Wm, McMillen, a welhto.do farmer,
Mout two mile and a half West of Lis.
towel, went to the field with his team
Tuesday afternoon, and not returning
Dome of the family went to look for him
and found him lying In the field dead.
Re wae eixtyfour yenta of age, and bad
been a strong healthy map all hie life.
He want to Lietbwel 46 yeare ago from
Orillfa, He leavee a wife and severed
ohildten. Heart fajluee was the thane of
death.
eaSer
Standard. Bank of Canada
ASSETS --•OVER THIRTEEN MILLION DOLLARS
FARMERS' CREDIT SALES
—Tble Bank advanoes money 011 Farmer,' Sete Notes, in large or
email amounts and for long or abort terme, to suit the ouetomer,
—You may draw the full amount of Notes at one t ime or you may
draw alley amounts when you wish and forany Sims that
enite your oonvenieuoo, Interest is (barged only for the num.
bar of days you take the money. Notes left for oollaotion
reoeive our beet attention.
—Ratite may be left for Baric xaariuo only for which no charge ie made
SAVINGS BAND DEPOSITS of One Dollar and upwards received
and Highest Bank Interest allowed thereon from date of depooit on daily balance.
igrEvery oonveniense afforded customers living at a dietanc°.
BRUSSELS BRANCH F. H. GRAY, AGENT.
a3Rt'
Fall Wheat 74 . 75
Bsrley ....... 86 40
Peas 60 55
oats ., 27 28
Butter, fobs and rolls 16 16
Eggs per dozen 16 16
Flour par cwt. 4 00 5 00
Pcta'oee(per bag.) 25 80
Apples (per bbl.) 75 1 00
Hay per e,' , 5 00 6 00
Galt pc' hhl., ratail...., 1 00 70
Hoge, Live 5 00 5 00
wool 15 16
Hideo trimmed 8 69
Hides rough 5 5
Lamb thine each 25 80
Sheep skins,eaah 26 25
HORN_
BREwxR.—In Brussel'', on Oat. 80, to
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Brewer, a sou.
FunrNEs,—In Grey on Nov, 4511 to Mr.
and Mrs. A. Fnrtney, a eon,
MATEReoN.—In Lnoknow, on Oot. 80, to
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Matheson, a
daughter.
71.¢81112,R2GX1L,
BDRTON—TIIRNBULL.—Ab Manitou, Man..,
on Oot. 21st by Rev. Mr. Beverige,
Mr. John Burton, of Indian Head,
N. W. T., to Miee Nellie, only daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mre. Andrew Turn-
bull, of Grey township.
CRAIG—SnaTu.-00 the 4th inst.•
at the
residence of the bride's father, by
Rev. J: I. Hanle, Mr. John Craig, of
Morrie, to Miss Ida. eldest daughter
ot.Mr. Alex. Smith, of Morris.
MoKAY—MOTAGotaT. — At the manse,
Oranbrook, on the llth inst., by Rev.
D. B. McRae, Mr. John A. McKay,
merobant, Monorieff, to Miss Matil.
da, yonngeat daughter of Mr. John
McTaggart, all of Grey.
MoRax—TnoMAs.—At the residence of
the . bride's parents, on Nov. 4th, by
Rev. Mr. Abrey, of Monkton, Mtge
Beatrice Isabel Thomas to 'Mr. Roder-
ick MoKay, formerly of Grey, both
of Logan township.
TAYLOR—WHREnzE.—At the residenoe of
the bride's parents, 4th line, Morrie,
on Nov. 1111), by Rev. A. E. Jones,
Mr. Andrew Taylor to Mies Carrie
J., daughter of Mr. and Mre. Chita.Wheeler, all of Morris township.
r0000—Crbvao.—At the residence of the
bride's parents, Midland, on Ootober
28th, by Rev. J. J. Elliott, B. A ,
Mr. Herbert Sperling Young,' of
Sudbury, son of Mr. and Mre. N. H.
'Zoong; of Blytb, to Miee Ethel M.,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Cul.
ver.
ax,rp_
Omuta—At Selma, Alabama, on the 80th
ult., Sterling Austin Olimie, eldest
son of John M. Giimie, of Listowel,
aged 25 years and 2 monthe.
&5TCTa:O19"
Flunk!, Nov. 13,—Farm stook, imple•
menta, &o., B. 9 Lot 20, Oon, 4, Morrie.
Sale nnresegved at 1 O'olools. Mre. M.
Kellington, Proprietress 1 Robert Gar -
nese, Anotioneer.
TnneDar, Dna 1.—Humes and 199 aoeee
of land, stook, furniture &o., Pi,. Lot 20,
Oon. 11, Grey. Bale at' o'olook. Henry
Battery, Prop. ; F.13. Scott, Atm.
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
18 Prete for sale from 8 to 4 months oid
and 6 younger pigs, GEO. ROBB, Bruesele.
FINE, large'White'Rooke for sale, 50o,
up, if taken at once. R. 0. BRADMAN,
Brussels, 18.4
THE PEOPLE'S COLRAIN.
TIOR SALE—A REGISTERED
Bull 9 months old, dark red, and is a
grand typo of Shorthorn ; a splondld an-
imal and bred close to imported stook. Also
a few registered Lefaeeter' ewes will be sold
sight, to make more room. Let 10 Oon,15,
Grey, OLDER TURNBUL1,
Walton P.0,
FARM FOR SALE CONTAIN-
ING 90 acres, being North halves of
Late 15 and 10, Con. 1, Gray. Comfortable
frame house, bank barn, orchard, &o. Only
4 miles from Meieeworth. Gond looality
and ane roads. Immediate possession. If
form is not gold by end of year 16 will be
rented if suitable tenant afore. Arrange-
meoto5.16 can be. made to winter stock at barn
so.ae to work up straw on hand.. Por 1sr-
lber partionlars apply to nr write
1 W. H. 00RR,Brneeete,
t1ARM FOR SALE BEING
1' part Lot' 93 and 04,005, 9 Eaat Wawa -
nosh, About 46 moron cleared, balance bush
well timbered. There le a log bOueo, frame
barn and frame stable, good orchard, 4o„on
farm. 89 tulles from Belgrave., vlllego • 14
miles from school, okurobes and postop a .
Po50sesion given on March 185, with rlvll-
eggo of working on it this Pall and Winter.
Pm further particulate as to pride, terms,
&c„ apply to DUNCAN MoDONALD, Lot 4,
0 on . 8, Grey, Jamestown P. 0. 19.4
(A ACRE °+ARM FOR SALE
1. 00 Lobb bon 7
Grey, 2 mile/ from
Village of Mimeos, Li moo from sobeotate f
ouSplendid lylou, comfortable
able r fi h0U a clarg heels
bi o, fates Improve so o at labii band
barn, latest Improved cement stabling and
oil(, Orc nc.nevarfailing s, and
other conveniences. Pall wheat
000.
Propriotoris going b'or further 9 r-
tieularo as to tonne &o„ apply on probatees
I oor0addraee /hyoids, P, 0, IS, AL IIOHARD•
FOR SALE—LOT 207 AND
dwelling thereon, North-west (Kamer
WilBnm and Albert streets, Brneeele,
49.11 3, LECKIE.
•
5(1 ACRE FARM FOR SALE,
tJ being West Hall Lot 17, Con. 12,
Grey. 45 aeras are aimed and the balance
hardwood buob, On the promisee is a
comfortable house, barn and other out-
buildings ; good oreburd, well, &c, Only 9
mile from Oranbrook village, where when),
pootofaoe, stores and churches ate to he
found. Por pries, terms ane other informa.
Mon call atthe premises. JOHN KNIGHT, ,
Proprietor, Oranbrook P, 0. 18 1l
Tenders for Supplies, 1904
The undersigned will reoeive tenders np
to noon on Monday, 23rd inst., for supplies
of butchers' meat, creamery butter, flour,
oatmeal, potatoes, cordwood, etc., eta„ for
the following inetitutioue during the year
1204, via :—
At the Asylums for the Insane in Toronto,
London, Kingston, Hamilton, Mimioo, Brock-
ville, Ooboorg and Orillla • the Central
Prison and Mercer Reformatory, Toronto ;
the Reformatory for Boys, Penetaogui•
shone • the Institution for Deaf and Dumb,
Belleville, and the Blind at Brantford.
Exonpbion—Tenders are not required for
the supply of meat to the asylums in. Toren,.
to, London,K,ngeton, Hamilton and Brook-
ville, nor for the 0 antral Prison and Mercer
R.efarmatory, Toronto.
A marked cheque for 5 per Dent, of the es-
timated amount of the contract, payable to
the order of the Honorable the Provincial
9eoretary, must be fnrrdelied by each ten-
derer ae a guarantee of his bona tides. Two
sufficient sureties will be required for 1l e
due fulfillment of each contra:it, and should
any tender be withdrawn before the con-
tract is awarded, or should thetenderer fail
to furnish such security, the amount of the
deposit will be forfeited,
had on application tormthe Department of
the Provincial Secretary, Toronto, or to the
Bursars of the reapactive inetitu Hous.
The lowest or any tender not heoesesrily
asoepted
Newspapers inserting this advertieement
without authority from the Department will
nob be paid for it. 7, R. STRATTON,
Provincial Secretary.
Parliament Building:, Toronto, November
ebb, 1209, .
Nov. 12, 100
WALL PAPER Sj
REMANTS
Wo have just gone over
our Wall Paper Rack
preparatory to receiving
our new stock and have
picked out some nine
bundles consisting of 6,
8, 10 and 12 roll lots. ;
just the thing for small
rooms, pantrys, &e.
These we offer at prices
much below cost. We
would like you to see
them.
Fox's
Drug Store. .
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
BToox. IMPEEtmxTe, &O.—Mit T. H.
Hay has reoelved instructions from the
undnrolgnetl to sell by pnblio auction, on
THURSDAY, NOV. 19. 1008, at North Half
Lot 58, Canoes:ion 1, Township of Grey, ad-
joining the village of Molesworth, the fol-
lowing property, vis.;—Driving mare 8 yrs.
old, 1 aged more, 7 cows and 6 heifers sap•
posed. in calf to a registered bull, 2 steer.
and 1 heifer rising 0 years, 1 steer rising 2
years, 8 Boring calves, 1 farrow cow 3 years
old ; registered Shorthorn bull 2 years old,
of One quality and disposition, weight 1,800
po0nds,pedigreo can be seen on day of sale:
1 Berkshire brood sow, about 00 well bred
White Leghorn fowl, 1 colds dog, Mao's?'
Barrie binder, Noxon mower, pea harvest-
er,OTassey reaper. seed drill, turnip drill,
8 horse -power, (lillios & Martin make; large
cutting box, Gillies & Martin I speeding
jacl, and 80 feet robber belting, also rods for
the above power, (this machinery is nearly
0005 and is In firer -Wage condition) horse
rake, fanning mill, root slicer, platform
scales, 2 grindston se, spray pump and tank
2 wagons, market sleigh, lumber elrigb, road
cart, cutter with pole and shafte, buggy
pole, doable plow, Gillies & Martin make ;
2 single plows, disc harrow, iron harrow,
roller, sandier8. sets harness. pair loather
fly nets, 2logging drains, whifiletreee nook -
yoke, wagon rook, stook rank, hog orate, hay
knives, ladder 17 1t.long cattle chains, 2
large kettles 6 and 7 pails capacity, meat
barrel, eider barrel, apinulug wheel and
reel, sausage machine, builder's gboring
machine with 4 bite, and other tools and im-
plements t00 snmeroua to mention • also
about 90 tone of hey. There will be offered
at tbiu sale a few hundred bushels of Wav-
erly seed oats ; these oats yielded the pros -
ant soma over 75 bnebole per acre • ferm-
ent wanting these oats 055 leave their order
witb Mr. Mitobell on day of sale. The talo
will oommenoe at 1290 o'oloek tharp.
Terms—All some of 65 and under oath ; over
that amount 12 months' credit will be given
on furnishing approved joint notes ; 5 per
oeut. dieoosnt for cash on oredlt amouete.
Hay t0 be oath. ROBERT MITCHELL.
Proprtetor; T, E. HAY, Auctioneer.
THE GARFIELD HOUSE
MA'TC HETT'S
Always to the Front
That was the verdict of the people last week that
we are always in the Front Ranks for Bar-
gains. We surprised you last week with our Cut
Prices. More surprises for all this week.
The balance of our Underwear to be
Cleared at Quick Sale Prices.
O
THING
We intend making the next 1
ing Sales. Just a few prices:-
-Men's Fine English Tweed Suits,
regular' $9,00, sale prise $6 00.
— Men's Fine Canadian Tweed Snits,
regular $7.50, sale price 84 98.
—Men's Fine Sootoh Tweed Suits, reg,
$12.00, sale price 08 50.
— Men's English Tweed Suite, regular
010 00, Bale prloe $7.50.
—Mon'e Fine All Wool Pants, regular
02.26, sale price 81 75.
—Men's Heavy Tweed Pants, regular
01,75, sale gripe $1.85
— Overcoats, the beet valve .00 the
market.
Ladles 1
—50 pair of Cornets to sell Saturday,
straightfront, reg. 75o, Saturday 46e.
—Erect Form, made of Matey 30B11,regular $1.00, Saturday 78a.
0 days a Record Breaker in Cloth -
BOOTS and SHOES
We are making new friends every
day in this Department. Our motto—
Solid Goode at -Low Prioes :
—Men's Fine B!. Bal@„ regular 02.25”
Bale pride $1,75.
—Men's Fine Bt. Bale., regular 01,75,
sale pries $125.
—Men's heavy Strong Shoes, regular
$1.15, gale price 95o.
—Man's Fine Vioi Kul Bal., heavy eole,
reg. $8, sale prioe $2.25,
—Men's Fine Dong. Kid Bale., regular
$2 00, sale price 01 60.
—Women's Strbne Shoes, regular $1 25,
sale price $1 00.
—Woman's Grain Bala, nine soft leather,
reg. $1 75, eels pride $1.85.
—Women's Fine. Dong. V,ai Hid Bala.,' a
dressy shoe, reg 62 25, sale price 01'75.
—Womenes Fine Dong. Bal, regular 01,76,
sale price 01,85.
—Misses', Boys' and Children's Shoes ab
ogoafreiluotione..
—See our Carpet Slippers at 23s.
P1a312,e1s Flannelette `
Flannelettes and L ne33.s
Ali Linen Towelling, regular 9o, gale price 7o.
All Linen Towelliug,.heavy, regular 100, eale price 80,
Eine Table Linen, wide, tenter 850, sale prise 28x.
Extra Wide Table Linen, all linen, reg, 60o, sale price 45a.
Extra Heavy Flannel, regular 18o, sale prion 15e.
Extra Heavy Flannel, all wool, regular 80e, sale pride 28o,
Apron Gingham, regular 10o, Bale pride 80.
Flannelette Blankets, large size, regular $1,00, sale pride 80o.
Men'e Heavy all wool Box, regular 25o, gale pride 200.
Mona Wool Sox, regular 18a, gale pride 2 pairs for Sin.
HARRY
A.
MATCHETT
GA.11,PIELD ROUSE, BRUSSELS,