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HE ART SO AP
The value of a Toilet Soap depends not only upon
its cleansing power but also upon the condition
it leaves the skin in afterwards.
IN SWEET HEAR.! SOAP
We think yon will And a Soap which cleanses
excellently and at the same time
HEALS, SOOTHES AND REFRESHES,
Contains Benzoin and Cold Cream as two of its
principal ingredients, and is very delioately per.
fumed. Pride 10c. per cake ; 8 for 25c. from
DRUGGIST AND STATIONER.
GR6ANlO TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. 8, & R.
Trains teavd Brussels Station, North
and South, asf°Bows:
Go180 600TH Gomel 0009078.
Mail 7:15 a.m ( Mixed 30:00 mm
Mixed 10:00 a.mMai1 1.17 p.m
Pa:me89 9:25 p.m I Express 8:17 p.m
ona'irhhs rams.
A chiefs among ye takie' notes,
An' faith he'll prent lo.
GET ready for Tax Oolleotor Long.
Sous mitten and sleighs were testing
the sleighing on Thursday.
Scene Board did not meet laet Friday
evening en there was not a quorum
present.
001009 weather setting in his etimu•
lated bneinese along the line of heavy
clothing, overshoes, robes, &o.
IT is Raid that Ben. Dark has parobao.
ed a has and will meet all trains the
same as the Muldoon omnibus.
Tae first sleigh of the season was Been
in town Wednesday afternoon end was
driven by Alex. MoLanohlin jr., Morris,
with a cheering crowd of youthful Brnm.
eelitee.
TEE Cunningham Evaporating factory
oloeed down for a few days this week
owing to the difficulty of working the
dryer on n000uat of the high wind and
cold weather.
The engine broke down on the morn.
ing freight going North last Saturday
and the pare were left at Brunets until
Sunday when another locomotive Dame
and took the train through to Kinoardiae.
Masa FLORENCE BUCHANAN, now at Godo.
rich Model School, has been engaged to
teeth a wheel in Ashfield townebip in
Luoknow Inaaiity, for 3.904 at a salary of
$800. Mica Buchanan is a daughter of
Mark Buchanan, of Brussels.
GEORGE Taman, grocer, has pnrohaeed
a very tidy driving mare from Samuel
Oaldbiok, of Morrie, It is bred from
"Sidneer," a horse owned by Geo. White.
ly,.of Beafcrth. Mr. Thomson has hand•
led aortae extra good stook in the horse
line.
Potwar! Sa1ParENT.—Thio week Jno. B.
MuLanoblin shipped 800 or 900 chickens
and ducks to London where they will be
killed and pieced in cold storage for ship-
ment later
hip.mentlater to the 01d Ooantry. The
remaluing purchase made by Mr. Mo•
Lauohliu will be shipped when the tur.
keys and geese go, which will be in the
near future.
BOTH DIoMISBED,—The liquor 06900
fr:,m Walton heard by W. H. Kerr and
J. Leckie J. P.'s, last Friday afteraoan,
• iu which Inspector Miller charged George
McKim with selling without license and
Wen. Blashill with violating the Sunday
clause, were diemieeed. There were two
witnesses in each oaee some of wham had
exceedingly bad memories.
BIG ORoae,—Peter and Alexander Stew-
art, of Langdon, North Dakota, Bone of
Alex, Stewart, Queen street, Bassets,
have had a good year evidently in their
farming operations. Tbe former threeb•
ed 2,800 bushels of wheat thio Fall beside.
hie other crops, and the latter 10,000
bushels of grain, In some sections of
Dtiltota and Southern Manitoba the yield
was light but the Stewart Bros. must
have fared fairly well judging by the
above.
Tan Chatham Planet hes the following
to say of a brother of Mise Downey,
teacher in Bre eels Public Sabool :—J. B.
Devaney, a meohanio in the employ of the
S. Hadley Lumber Go., Limited, has
been sweetly at work for the poet few
months perfecting improvements on two
inventions, and it has leaked out that doe
of them is an improved lite guard for an
eleotria oar. J. B. expecte to 010an up
about one hundred thousand dollars on
the sale of patents.
PUBLIC LIBRARY CONCERT.—On Tbnra•
day evening, Deo. 8rd, a Oonoert will
be given in the Town Hall under the
auepioes of the Pabiie Library, The
talent will be chiefly home and among
those expeoted to take part are Mise
Nora Holmes and Mies Minnie MoNaagb•
an, Mre. (Dr.) Holmes, Misses Jean and
Maggie MoLanoblin, W. M. Bieolair, Jae.
Junes, T. A. Hawkins, H, W. Aviean and
F.J. Gilroy. MiesGriifin, of Wingbam
hag been invited also to nein. The pro
deeds will be applied to Library purposes
and ae the necessities of the can are press.
ing there should be a hearty regiones on
the part of the public in aiding the Boetd
in squaring off the finanoee. Farther
partite:ears will be given next week.
To TEMI00AM0NG—W. F. Soott, of
Brunets, hag been appointed Homestead
Ioepeetor for new Oulario. Hie duties
are to commence at one. It ie the
intention of the Crown Lands Depart.
meet to 'nein upon prompt pe0formanoe
of settlement deities in the vari000 parte
of that country into Which ashlers are
going, so that none of the land intended
tot eett'e(ra eball be held by speculators.
Mt, Seat telt for Toronto on Thursday
and will unmet office at one, Tot PooT
bellevee be will make a first -elan man as
he ie able bodied, level headed and bee
had a wide experlenoe of the world for a
young man, Mr, Soott le a graduate of
!Ike Pee in the }Man gone by and wOe
editor end proprietor of a newspaper in
California for a time, We wish him
8006009 and hope, to onca8eionally be
favoged with eentributions fgcllti bis peg,
IT was 12 o'olook before the night train
reaohed Brussels on Wednesday of this
week.
THE Pose had a ball from Mr. Findlay,
circa lotion manager of the Toronto News,
on Tuesday.
War. DUNCAN, tonsorial artist, ban brad.
ed horses with George Christopher, of
Walton, and hi now the owner of a
speedy obeetuat colt that promisee well.
Them is going to be a batoh of furious
drivers hauled up for trotting over the
oonnty iron bridges and this ie to notify
the publio of the fact that they may
govern themeelvee aobordingly or pay for
the violation.
Foe the benefit of -several who have
asked if the Metropolitan Bank lost any
thing by the Ames difficulties we might
say that last Juoe the offioial announce•
went was made by Rev. Mr. Warden, D.
D., their President, that the bank lost
nothing whatever by the trouble.
OBIT —Mrs. Obrietian Doll, mother
of M. Doll, of Brussels, died at her home
in Berlin on Thursday of last week, of
beart failure, aged 78 years. Her demise
was quite sudden. Funeral took place on
Sunday. Mr. Doll died a year ago. The
surviving sone are Masee,1 of thio plane
and F., of Berlin. Before moving to Berlin
Mr. and Mee. Doll reeided at Listowel.
Mr. and Mrs. Doll and daughter, of
Braeeele, attended the funeral.
PASSED AWAY.—Wednesday about noon
the spirit of Luny, 5th daughter of
George and Eleanor J. Colvin, Brussels
South, was oalled away. She was in her
17th year but had been poorly for the
past 14 years, contraoting a oold that
resulted in aoneamption. Lucy was el.
even woeke in bed and was 0one0io08 to
the last. She was a height young girl, a
very patient sufferer and looked forward
to the House of many mansione. The
funeral will take place Friday afternoon
at 2.80 o'olook to Brueaele cemetery.
Service et 2 p. m. which will be conduct.
ed by Rev. I. M. Webb. The bereaved
are deeply sympathized with in their
00100W.
PaEeoNTATr0N.—The Wroxeter Star of
last week Saye: OD Thureday evening
last a number of the Oddfeilowe from
Due lodge here went to Brueaele to spend
a eooial evening with the brethren there,
and also to present District Deputy, A.
MoGaire, with a puree and the following
sddreea which speaks for itself :
To d Mc Guire :
DEAR SIR and BROTHER :—We, the
officers and members of Montana Lodge,
No. 177, I. 0. 0. F. having learned of
your late lose by fire, beg leave to ex -
prase our Borrow for your misfortune and
to tender you our sympathy in a
tangible manner. We wish to present
you with this small scan of money, and
hope that you will receive it in the same
spirit that it is given. We acknowledge
our gratitude in your past eerviaeo to our
beloved order and hoped that you may be
spend for many years to aome to give us
the benefit of your ripe experience,
knowledge and judgment when ever it is
needed to further the interest of our
cause. With beet wiehes for your futnre
welfare, both financially and physically
we subscribe onreelveo on behalf of
Montana Lodge, No. 177.
Yours fraternally,
Geo. Paulin, N. G.
John Douglas, Seoy.
Wroxeter, Nov. 51h, 1903.
Mr. MoGuire made a very ninthly reply,
thanking the members of Montana Lodge
for their fraternal kindness.
Hog, John A. Davidson, Provincial
Treasurer of Manitoba, peeved away at
his home at Neepawa, shortly after 9
o'olook Saturday morning atter a linger.
ing illnaee. A little over a year ago the
late Mr. Davidson, on the advice of hie
physiolane, took et trip to Germany,
where he remained for some time Rader
treatment, and retnrned home apparent.
ly muoh improved in health. Some
months ago he was etriaken with apo
plexy in his office at the Government
buildings, and it was then realized that
it was only a matter of months when he
would succumb. Deceased was the most
highly respected of the Manitoba Cabinet
and hie demise is mourned equally by
Oooservative and Liberal friends. He
was 61 years of age, and bad represented
Beautiful Plaine in the Local Legislature
as the Conservative member for several
terms einoe 1881. The funeral took place
at Neepawa on Tuesday, and was attend.
ed by all the members of the cabinet,
Mr. Davidson, wee born at Thameeford,
Oxford county, August19, 1652, went to
Manitoba in 1872. He was first returned
to the Logielative Assembly November 2,
1881,on the extension of the boandariee
of the Preview. He woo re-elected at
the generaleleotione of 1883 and 1892,
but an uneuooetetnl oandidale at the
general eleetione of 1886, 1888, 1896 and
1899. He entered the Macdonald
Administration ea Provincial Tanner
January 10, 1900, and was 008180108 to
the Legislature at the bye•eleotia1 March
10, 1900, the seat having been opened by
the resignation, February 21, 1900, of R.
0, Deaie, who had been returned at the
general eleotion. He accepted the same
office in the Roblin Administration
October 29, 1000, and wag ems:ti cted at
the general election of 1903. On Jan -
nary 20, 1878, he married at Palestine,
Weetbouroe, Man., to Sophia Ellen,
daughter of Joseph Hamilton, of Bean.
filet Plaice, formerlyyot the county of
Perth, Ont. Mr. Davidson spent a few
yeare of hie boyhood in BrnBeele hie
father being a btboitemith here w'6 under,
stand,
T4= -1E METROPOLITAN BANK
CAPITAL—Bald u0 $1,000,000
RESERVE FUND . $18000,000
Directors
REV. R. H, WAIDDEN, Pre .ldent
0. A. wenn, THOS. BNAneasw,
8. J, M001000,
Vioe•Proeldent,
V. E. 70(0061)00, E C.
HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO
W, D. 10088 - - GENERAL MANAGER
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Drafte Bought and Bold, Farmers' Notes Dieoounted.
Ir'mas Aix& , areae °rritaa<3r
Interest at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all eume of 01 and upwards
ISRilSSUP.6S <<,. Neri
G. F. BLAIR, Solicitor.
A. E. MELLISH, Manager,
TILOS wbo desire to see the proposed
0. P. R. line from Guelph come through
this way will have to interest themselves
in favoring and forwarding the muuioipal
by laws to pay for the right of way.
Teem was a goodly atteadanoe at the
Beobeloro' Ball last Monday night, The
weather was disagreeable but those ear.
tioipating pronounced the party a sum
tees. An Italian string band from Lon•
don supplied the mesio.
SEVERAL reeidento North (of the river
kick owing to the nightly visite of some
fellow who is not particular about the
Commandente so long as he keeps his
supply of etovewood. Some of them are
on the watch and if the gent is caught be
will likely have a chance of toasting his
shine for the Winter in Goderich jail.
Two Scotch Concert, held in the Town
Hall lest Friday evening under the
auspices of the Foot Ball Club, wee a
very enjoyable one and the talent certain-
ly acquitted themeelvee in a most nom•
mendable manner and will be weloomed
back on some future °ooseion. Their
moving inmates and illustrated songs
were of a pleasing obaracter.
Darn,—Laet Saturday Samuel Robin-
son, of St. Marys, brother to Mrs. Jno.
Forbes, of Brussels, and Mrs, Jas.
Cardiff, of Grey, passed away from time
and 57 years, 10 months and 6 days.
The deceased bad not been in the enjoy-
ment of reboot health for some time.
Funeral took place from hie late reei.
dance, George street, Tuesday afternoon,
Mre. Forbes and Mr. and Mre. Cardiff
attended the burial. Mr. Robinson is
spoken of in the highest terms by those
who knew him and hie family will be
deeply sympathized with in their sorrow.
IN Beennes.—H. A. Crooke, formerly
of Brunets, but reoeetly of New York,
has openen a drug store at Perie, Ont,
A recent issue of a paper in that town
Saye :—"The new drug etore opened on
Saturday, and Mr. Crooke' boast that be
would have one of the best appointed
stores in the West has certainly been
fulfilled ; hie premises next the Bank of
Oommeroe are well worth a visit. Every
medioine in the place ie fresh and of
guaranteed purity ; all reliable patent
m081019ee are carried in stook, and the
sundries, perfumes, no., are of the beet
quality known to the trade. Your
patronage will be valbed.' The many
Mende of Mr. (kooks will be well pleased
to bear of hie continued steaeee. He is a
eon of Geo. and Mrs. Croaks, Queen
street, Brunets.
Business Locals.
Two or three good farms for eale. Ap-
ply at THE Posx.
CABINET organ for sale at a bargain.
Apply to Mre. Jno. Grower, Brussels.
To RENT.—Dressmaking rooms. Ap.
ply to MRS. J. R.BMITE.
Heeneotto walnut Sideboard for sale at
great rednotion. Apply to Mee. W. M.
BINOLA'S, BrnBeele.
FIRST class saws for sale and ready to
work or can exchange Saws. T. Mo•
GREGO'', Mill street, Brussels..
PURSE lost, at Qaeeo'e Hotel, Brum
eels, containing 58 00. Finder will
greatly oblige owner by leaving it at Tao
POST.
TURKEYS, geese, chickens and duoke
wanted, Highest market price paid for
the right article. Jeo. B. MaLAnoHLIN,
Brunelle. 19-2
WANTED —Oar load of large onion for
Xmae trade, fresh egge 20 ole. Dried
apples and fowl wanted. Geo. E. King,
Wingbam.
PIANO TUNINO.—R. S. Shaw, Piano
Tnoer from Heineman & We., Toronto,
will be in Brussels this month. Leave
all orders at R. Leatherdale'e More, -
ELIGIBLE village lot, abjoining the re
idenoe of John MoOrae,Tnrnberry eaten,
Brunette, for sale. For partionlare as to
prioe and terms apply to J. D. Rouald,
Braeeele.
WANTED.—To go to Winnipeg, Man„
a oompeteet girl to eosin in the oars of
obildren and general housework. Wags
$15 pet mouth. Fare to Winnipeg
advanoed if ueoesaary, Apply to Mre,
Leckie, "Kelvin Grove", Brueaele.
People We Talk About.
0. and Mre. Ritchie were visiting ut
Bayfield.
Bert. Gerry, of Listowel, wag in Brea -
gels lest Sunday.
Mies Ida Zilliax was a vieitor in town
for a day or two.
Jno. and Mies Maggie Beattie, of
Winton, oalled on Brunets Glenda thie
week,
Hurry and Mies Lila Sutliff, of
Clinton, were in town for a few days this
week,
Barrister Blair and his eon Wilfrid, et
Goderioh, are in town for a few days this
week.
Mies Cora Williamson, of Belgrave, le
Melting het sister, Mre. Ed. Lowry, Mill
street, Brueaele.
Jno. McArthur, Bennis, has been laid
up with a bad cold but is getting better
we are pleased to state.
Mrs. J. O. Cooper, of Chicago, who was
visiting here for several weeks, returned
60 her home Met week.
Mrs. William Newsome, of Queen
street, ie back from en enjoyable visit
With relatives at Chicago,
Mre. (Dr.) Molianghton wag called to
Seatorth on'Taeeday owing t0 the fllneoe
of her 'tether, Mrs. Brett.
Miss Laura Nioholls was home from
the Model School Clinton on the sick lint
With tonal fres hot is improving nioely
DOW,
F. J, Gilroy made a brief visit at
Mount Forest and Harrieton,
R. Williamson, wife and;danghter and
Nelson Williamson, ofToronto,and Herb.
Williamson, of town, were visitors at
Belgrave and Wingham.
Charles Dodds, wbo has been ill for
several weeks at the reeidenoe of George
Thomson, hie father•in.law, is improving
in health but is atilt 000fiaed to the
house,
Mrs. 9. J. Coates and family left Ban-
ana for Wilmot, New Hampshire, where
Mr. Ooatee has pnrohaeed 1000 acres of
land and preceded the family some
weeks.
J. J. Gilpin has been under the dootor'e
one during the week Buffering from la
grippe and bronobitie. Mrs. Gilpin is
recruiting slowly from her attack of the
game ailments. r
Lyle Ham, of Luoknow, had one aide
of his throat alightly eoalded at Owen
Sound, last Monday, from the steam of
the tea kettle while reaching over the
stove for his mittens.
Rev. B. J. Jilin, of London, and Rev,
Jno. Holmes, of Blyth, both former
poatore of three years each in tbo Metho.
diet church here, were visitors in town
for a short time one day last week,
It is expeoted that Robt. Rose, eon of
William Rose, Brussels, wbo is chief
engineer on a steamer plying from Buf-
falo to Duluth, will spend the Winter in
Braeeele. He is on bis last trip for the
Beason and expeote to lay up hie boat at
Hamilton.
James Danford, of Listowel, was in
Brunets laet Friday. He was a former
resident. He is a son of Mre. Thos.
Dandford and a brother to E. 0. Dan-
ford, of thie place. Mr. Danford is in
the 1010100re brainee8 now and is well
pleased with Listowel.
J. R. Grant, of Winnipeg, left last week
for California where he expects to epend
the Winter as a safeguard to his health.
He may take 8 trip into Mexioo before
returning. Mr. Grant may speak to the
readers of Tae POST during hie sojourn
in the land of flowers.
Hon, S. S. Siege, of Toronto, was a
oaller nn THE Poor last Saturday while
in town on legal bneinese. He wee
Provincial Secretary under the Norgnay
Government fa Manitoba and took a very
prominent part in the politioal Nene of
the day in which he ie still greatly
interested.
F. S. Scott ie making favorable al.
though Blow progress towarde reoovery
from the burning be received at the
Ament faotory fire 6 weeks ago and will
Boon be able to aotively pursue hie usual
avocation we Lope. He has suffered a
good deal at times from neuralgieo
trouble iu the affected optic.
We are pleased to report that R.
Leatherdale is improving in health, al-
though still confined to his home. His
many friends hope hie lengthy imprison•
ment will noon be terminated and that
be will be able to get about as of yore.
It was a fortunate thing for him that hie
Bon Will. was home to look alter the
bneinese,
We are pleased to hear that Alex. Roes,
formerly of Brunette, who has been in the
Statistical department Civil Service 01.
taws, for some time, hes been promoted
to the Anoonotent'e department, of
which R. R. Farrow, son of Postmaster
Farrowof tbie town, is the popular and
energetic) chief. Mr. Roes is destined to
olimb the ladder we believe and we wish
him enemas in the upward movement.
011llltCli CIIIMN:g.
Temperanoe lesson in the Sabbath
School next Sunday.
Rev. R. Paul preached at Jamestown
last Sabbath evening.
There will be a specie) service in the
Catholic chetah, Bruseele, next Sunday
at 11 a. m.
Rev, I, M. Webb, rentor nt St. John's
church, went to Bethel, McKillop, Wed.
needay evening to addrese a Bible elooreby
meeting.
Tbe Evangelistic services in Brussels
Methodist obnroh aro being held eaoh
evening and will be oontinned next week.
Attendaooe is good and deep interest
manifested.
Laet Sabbath morning is the Metho.
dist Chinch the pastor dwelt on the text
"0 1 Lord revive thy work.' He preach.
ed from the text "Oboose you this day
whom ye will serve," at the evening ser.
vioe,
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth°.
diet church here eleoted the following
adore for the current year :—President,
Mre. W, F Stewart; Vioe President,
Mre. J. J. Gilpin ; Secretary, Mre, Wat-
son Ainley ; Treasurer, Mre, Bev. Poul.
They are doing a good work and deserve
encouragement.
BI.annaal London Conference Epworth
League 0onventi°. will be held at Mat.
ham on Tonkel end Wednesday of next
week. Rev. Dr, Gundy, of Wingham ;
K. Beaton, of Whitechurch ; Rev. 0. P.
Wella, B. D., of Ethel I and Mise Irene
Baker, of Hentrye, have topica. W. H.
Kerr, of Brueaele, is the President.
Rev. Jno. Rose, B. A., prenobed anoth•
et warren last Sabbath morning in Mel.
villa chetah on the Sunshine and shed.
ow of lite. He dealt with it along two
linea ria„ The profit and the purpose.
In the evening Bev. D. B, McRae, of
Oranbrook, 000npied the pulpit dioeoars.
ingion "Prayer." Tbe pastor was at n
Bible Society meeting at Craubrock.
Whet mighthave been a eerione
ancident, happened en Walter Broe, were
threehieg for Henry 8ohneider, Wallace.
J Walter was standing too near the shaft
and hie olothee naught eh a projecting
bolt and he 008 taken around the shaft
Nov. 18, 1903
Standard Bank of Canada
F.s,x,A3r"t,T.IB907 1072
ASSETS—OVER THIRTEEN MILLION DOLLARS
FARMERS' CREDIT SALES
—This Bank advances money on Farmers' Sale Notes, in largo or
small amounts and for long or Ikort terms, to suit the easterner.
—Yon easy draw the fell amount of Notoe at one time or you may
draw mailer amounts when you wish and for any time that
suite your oonvenieuoo, Interest ie charged only for the num.
bee of days you take the money. Notoe left for collection
reoeive our beet attention.
—Notee may be left for SANE HASPING only for which uo charge is made
SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITS of One Dollar and upwards received
and Highest Bank Interest allowed thereon from date of depoeit on daily balance.
Mt -Every conveniences afforded customers living at a dietsnm°.
BRUSSELS BRANCH F. H. GRAY, AGENT.
twioe before the maobine oonld be stop
ped. He reooived a severe shaking up
and will doubtlesely pr.fit from the close
call he received.
O76e.OLOUSLr1 ry a wee.
A heavy fall of snow is reported at
Winnipeg,
Lniel & Oo.'e oboe factory at Mont.
real was burned. Lose $60,000. -
Hnn. John A. Davidson, Provincial
Treasurer of Manitoba, Is dead.
The rioters of Niagara Falls laet week
were heavily fined in the Police Court.
The Toronto Jnnotion Oounoil passed
the eeooud reading of the local option by.
law.
Thomas Leolair was shot nen Oala.
bogie while carrying a dead deer out of
the woode.
North Grey and North Ontario Domin-
ion eleotion petitions were dismissed on
Saturday.
Tbe Southern Star and Southwestern
Loan Companies of St, Thomas have
amalgamated.
A 0. P. R. especial ran into twofiat•oere
at Owen Sound, a bad smash malted.
No one was hurt•
Belleville electors will note in January
on a by.tew to raise $50,000 far the
porobese of the gas works.
Lorenzo Loveless, of Oombermere, wad
shot by his brother in mistake for a deer
and very seriously wounded,
R. H. Schwaob, M. C. R. fireman of
St. Thomas, was fatally scalded by the
buretieg of a floe on hie engine.
The race horse Beguile, was stolen
from the stable of Joseph Duggan on
the Kingston road Tuesday night.
The Dominion commercial travellers
of Montreal nomina'ed J. S. N. Dougall
and George A. Mann for the Preoidenoy.
Tbe big saw mill ate Sault Ste. Marie
started np Tuesday with 126 men. The
veneer mill and charcoal plant will prob
ably be started next.
The inquest on the body of the Ledger
intent, at Brookville, showed that the
ohi'd bad been given a tablet containing
bichloride of mercury.
All the boot and oboe faotoriee at
Qnebeo have been oloeed on anent of a
difference with the machinists. Fire
thousand men are cot of work.
Tbe Mounted Police have oonupied
Harebell Isiend, in the Arctic Ocean,
about 80 miles from the mouthof the
Mackenzie River, and have hoisted the
British flag there,
8=, :IT X11 X S a1,5 :SC=•rEt,
Fall Wheat 74 75
Barley ...... 86 39
Peas 60 66
Oats „ 27 28
Butter, tithe and rolls .. 16 16
Belts ••°.r d ,:ten 18 16
Flour rnr cwt. 4 00 5 00
Pon loes(per bus.) 80 40
Apples (per bbl.) 75 1 00
Fray per to', 5 00 6 00
Sall For flit., retail 100 70
Hoge, Live 4 76 4 75
Wool - 15 16
Hides trimmed 6 6i
Hides rough 5 6
Ltunb skins eanh 25 80
Sheep Ain, each 25 26
Connn.—In Brussels, on Nov. 10, to Mr.
and Mre. E. Caber, a eon.
LIVINGSTON —In Grey, on Nov. 4, to Mr.
and Mre. D. K. Liviogeton, a daugh-
ter.
16ARRI5=107,
FooAL—OANTLON.—At Brantford, on Nov,
11, by Rev. W. J. Smith, B, A., Mr.
R •rbert Fogel to MiaeNellie Cantloo,
both formerly of Ethel, now of
Brantford.
:DIED.
OoLVxN.—In Braeeele, on Nov, 18, Lacy,
6th daughter of George and Eleanor
J. Calvin, aged 16 years, 6 menthe
and 24 days,
Donn.—At Berlin, on Nov. 12th, Mre,
Ohriation Doll, eked 78 years.
Daoo.—In Grey, on November 12, David
Dron.
RabINeoN,—In St. Mary'e, on Nov. 14,
Samuel Robineon aged 67 years,
10 menthe and 6 days.
AVCB9O0.
PAYDAY, Nov. 27,—Farm etoolr, imple•
meats, furniture, roots, feed, &o, at Si
Lots 14 & 16, bon. 7, Morrie. Sale to
commence at 10 a, m. sharp. Dinner
served at noon ; lunoh table daring the
afternoon. John Hunter & Son, props, ;
0. Hamilton and Win. Snell, ante.
TUESDAY, DEo 1.-13, 1.100 and 17i cores
of land, stook, furniture &a., Pt. Lot 20,
Oen. 11, Grey. Bale at 1 o'olook. Henry
Buttery, Prop. ; F. 8. Soon, Ano.
WEpNuener, Deo. 2.—Farm, farm stook,
implements, &a-, Lot 9, Con, 18, Grey.
Sale unreserved, at 1 o'olook. Robt.
Moore, Manager ; F. 8. Saott, Awe.
T1uesnee, DEo 3 —Farm stook, impte.
mento, &a., at Lots 16 end 17, Con. 10,
Grey. Sale, nnreeerved, at 1 o'oloek. J.
and C. Fioober, proprietors I F. S. Scott,
auctioneer.
ONE CETT A WORD COLUMN.
18 ?tee for sale from 8 to 4 months old
and a younger pigs, GEO. HORS, Ilydesole,
Pour, large White Rooke for sale, 500.
np, 11 taken 'at once, a. 0, 0E80MAle,
Braesole, 184
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
Ti ARMS FOR SALE.—BEING
the Eeet d of Lot 7, Con. 17, Grey, con-
taining 50 sores, $ agree in good hardwood
butb, remainder cleared. Good Irani() boogie
and barn; farm well drained and fenced;
and all seeded to grass except 10 pores This
will be Bold subject to one year's lease.
Will also sell Lot 21, Con 18, Grey, contain-
ing 04 acres, all bush. There is some valu-
able timber on this land. A bargain can be
eecm•ed op this property. Address DANIEL
Maa11LLAN, 1100 Grand Elver ave,, Detroit,
Michigan, 19 40
1.(0 ACRELot5,0ou. FA7RMGreyP01,f0i,miles SALE
,
Village of Brussels, }} mile from 000001.
Splendid looatloo, Under first olaos state of
oultivation, comfortable mento, large bank
barn, Orchaimprovneement stabling and
silo, Orchard, two never failing wenn, and
other oonvenioucee. Fall wneat sown.
Proprietor is going .{Vest. For further par-
ticulars as to terms &o., apply ou premises
or address Bruasels, P, 0, 08. M. RICHARD.
BON, tf
AUCTION SALE OF FARM,
FARM 8700E AND 1MPLEMENTe.—Mr.
7• S. Scott, auctioneer, bas received In strut.
Gone from t)e proprietor, Dr. Robb. Enoch -
tel, to sell by public auction at Lot 9, Oou,
13, Grey, on WEDNESDAY, DEC, 20d, at
1 o'clock, the following property, viz.1-1
mare rising 4 years, 1 horse rising 4Years, 1
driving mare 5 years old, 1 cow supposed in
calf, 1 farrow cow, 1 steer 2 years old, 1
eteer 1 year old, 3 Leifere 1 year old, 2 calves,
2.sow a peppered in pig, 12 pigs 2 months Old,
7 good Leicester owes, 40 hens, 1 Frost dd
Wood 8 ft, bindle, 1 Froet & Wood mower, 1
Frost & Wood rale, 1 Wisner drill, 1 0100
harrow, 1 set iron harrows, 1 gang plow, 1
plough, 1 seedier, 1fanning mill, 1lumber
wagon, 1 new top buggy, 1 new cutter, 1 set
bob -sleighs, 1 bay rack, 1 set double har-
ness, 2 sets single harness, one new; 2 goat
robes, a quantity of 1109, 1 erose -nut saw
and other articles. Tho Implements are all
nearly new and in good repair, Tho form
is an excellent one con tabling 100 aures.
There lea comfortable brink house, barn,
' orcharddm. all in good condition. It le
well eitoeeeri and iu a good eommu0ity.
Bale without reserve ae manager is going
West. Terms—All e011:1e of 95 and under
oneb ; over that amount 12 months' orodit
Will be 0fven on Itirnfehing approved joint
notes. 5per cent. off for cash on orodit
amounts. Terme for farm made known op
day of bele or on application to the under-
eigued. ROS1RT MOORE, Munager ; P. S.
500TT, Auctioneer.
WALL PAPER
REMNANTS 9
We have just gone over
our Wall Paper aper Raek
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
mach below cost. We
would like you to see
them.
Fox's
Drug Store.
STRAYED ON TEE PREM.
Kerrie 4 of
d of cattle. Owner is Lot request.
ed to 'prove propertyy, pay expenses and
take them away, 00109. 10EADMA17. 19.4
MEETING OF THE HURON
COUNTY COUNCIL.
The. County Connell will meet in the -
Court Hoose to the Town of Goderioh on the
First day of December next, at the hone of
3 o'clock in the afternoon. 7 AND, Clerk.
Dated et Goderioh, Nov, 10, 1918.
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
BToai, IMPLEMENTS, r00,—Mr. F. 8.
Scott, auctioneer, has received instructions
from the undersigned to sell by public mo-
tion at Lots 10 and 17, Con. 10, Grey; on
THURSDAY, 0100. 8, at 1 o'clock, the fol-
lowing property, vis.: 1 aged horse,1 horse
10 years old, 1 horse rising 4 years 1 mare
rising 4 years, 2 cows 1 supposed in oalf, 2
heifers euppoaed in calf, 2 steers 2 years old,
1 thorn'-hred Durham bull, 1 Yorkshire boar,
7 store Was, a number of Nene, 1 Massey.
Harris binder,1 lifoOormiok mower, 1 Frost
& Wood horse rake, 1 twelve -hoed Deering
drill nearly new, 1 disc harrow, 1 set bar-
rowa,9single plows, 1 sealer, 1 pair bob-
sleighs, 2 truoke ono with box and nearly
new hay and stock ruck ; 1 top Baggy, 1 fan-
ning mill nearly new,1 sat Of seeing capacity
2.000 lbs., 2 seta team barnena, 1 set eiugle
harness, 1 polper, 1 wheelbarrow, 1 erase
seeder, 194 ft, ladder, 1 grinding stone, 1
croea-out saw, 1 busk-euw, hay fork and
slings, oars, ,epee and p011eye ; a goantlty
of bay and turnips, 1 atone boat, 1 pea pal -
ler. 1 good robe, 1 churn, 2 tables. 1 beating
stove, 1 rough iron range, 1 washing mach-
ine, 3 seta of double1reee, 3 neek•yokea,
chains, forks, shovels and other articles too
numerous to mentlon, All to be sold witb-
000 reserve as proprietors are leaving the
farm, Terme—A11 eume of 95 and under,
cash ; over that amount 12 menthe' credit
will be given on furnishing approved joint
notes ; 4 per oeat. off for cash ou credit
limonite. J. & 0. FISCHER, Proprietors ;
F. S. SCOTT, Anationeer.
THE GARFIELD HOUSE
M TC H.ETT'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 Out
Prices. More surprises for all this week.
The balance of our Underwear to be
Cleared at Quick Sale Prices.
'CLOTHING
We intend making the next 1
ing Sales. Just a few prices :-
— Mania Fine English Tweed Suite,
regular $9.0D, eale pries $6 00.
— Men's Fine Canadian Tweed Suite,
regular $7 50, sale price $4 98,
— Men's Fine Scott% Tweed Suite, reg.
512 00, gale price 58 50.
— Men'e English Tweed Suits, regular
$10 00, sale polite $7 50
— Men's Fine 9.11 Wool Pante, regular
$2 25, sale price $1 76.
— Menet Heavy Tweed Pante, regn'ar
$1 75, Bale pries $1,85
— 0vorooete, the beet vale', en the
market,
Ladies S
—50 pair of Corsets to eell Saturday,
straight front, reg. 76a, Saturday 468.
—Erect Form, made of Heavy Jean,
regular 51.00, Saturday 78o,
0 days a Record Breaker in Cloth -
BOOTS and SHOES
We are making new friends every
day in this Department. Our motto—
Solid Goods at Low Prioee :
— Men'e Fine BG Bale., regular $2.25,
gale price $1 75.
— Men'e Fine Bf. Bale., regular $1 75,
eats print 51 25.
—Men's Heavy Strong Shan, regular
$1.15, sale price 96o.
—Men's Fine Viol Kid Bal., heavy sale,
reg. $8, Bele price 52,25.
—Men's Fine Dong, Kid Bale., regular
$2 00, sale price $1 50.
— Womee'e Strong Sboee, regular $1 25,
sale prion $1 00.
— Women'e Grain Bale., nioe soft leather,
reg. $1 75, gale priori 51,85.
—Women's Fine Dong. Viol Kid Bale.a
dressy shoe, rag $ ,2 25, Bale price $1 75.
—Womeu'e Cine Dong. Bal, regular 51.76,
bale pride $1 35.
—MiPeee', Boye' and Ohildren's Shoes at
equal reductions.
— See our Carpet Slippers at 280.
Flannols, Flannelettes and Linens
All Linen Towelling, regular 9o, sale price 70,
All Linen Towelling, heavy, regular 10o, sale prise 80.
Fine Table Linen, wide,, regular 86o, sale price 280.
Extra Wide Table Line , all
lar en, reg. 60e, male pride 450.
Extra Heavy Flannel, regular 18o, Bale pries 15o.
Extra Heavy Flannel, all wool, regular 80o, Bale price 280.
Apron Ginghame, regular 10o, sale price 80.
Flannelette Sleeken, large size, regular 11.00, pole price 80o,
M'an'e Heavy all wool Sex, regular 25o, eale price 20e.
Ment Wool Sox, regular leo, Isle price 2 pairs for 26o,
HARRY ... A.
GARFIELD HOUSE, BRUSSELS