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Diic, 8, 1903
HAVE YOt1 BEIDE THE NEW GAME—FLINCH--i 0R
THIS SEASON, ASK TO SEE IT, PRIOR 50 OTS.
PERFUM.E FO
Of course you will give Perfume to some of your friends.
There are few peoplehat cannot be pleased bythe gift of a deli
ate
fined Perfume.
That ought to be a valuable hint to a great many anxious
seekers after holiday Gifts.
There isn't any place, either, where you can see a better class
of goods or a more varied assortment than right here in our store.
The prices start in at 10e and run as high as $2.00.
Come right in and let us show them to you. It will be a pleas.
ure for us to do so whether you buy or not.
t6
DRUGGIST AND STATIONER.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
80UTIIESN EXTENSION W. G. & 13.
Trains leave Brands Station, North
and South, as tollowe
GOme SOnTR GOING NORTB.
Mail 1:15 am 'mixed 10:00 son
mixed 1000 a.ntMail .. ......1:17 p.m
Express 5:05 p.m 1 Express x......8:17 p.m
goad. Re,b3s Pins.
A chiefs amang ye takik' notes,
An' faith he'll prent i s.
DEO0ouooR.
Tan Poor gives the news.
Ono price of wood is Doming down.
A. 0. U. W. Friday evening of this
week.
QUITE. a for trade is done by A. Coes-
ley, of Brussels.
PLAN of Hall for Public Library oonoert
at Fox's drug store. Seats reserved for
26 Dente.
Co0NOr0 meeting next Monday evening.
This will also be Court of Revision for
Turnherry sewer.
Taa,good eleigbiag brought a lot of
wood to town, good, bad and indifferent.
Ready market was found.
Comas Ocanai! is in session thin week
and County Councillors Bowman and
Kerr, from this District are in atten-
danoe.
MIgs Anna Beckett, the Queen of the
oonoert stage, will appear to Brussels in
the near future under the auspices of the
Chosen Frieeda.
M. H. Moore, V. B„ had one of his
ankles badly twisted recently while hand-
ling an unruly steer and nae a perceptible
limp yet in bis walk.
Tao Howe family moved to Wroxeter
this week where Mr. Howe rune the
'woolen mill, Mr. Howe hes rented his
briok bougie to John Hunter, of Morrie,
who will move to town shortly.
Tao proposed delegation from the
Northerly route that was going to Mont-
real to interview the 0. P. R. authorities
WOE oalled off as Bir Thos. Shaughnessy
expressed his wieh to have it that way.
Tax Model School examinations will be
held on Wednesday and Thursday of next
week. Principal Cameron, of Brussels,
will go to Clinton on Friday of the same
week to test the pupils in teaching quail.
fination, &a.
DR. MACDONALD, M. P. was a speaker
at St. Andrew's sapper at Stratford on
Monday eveoiog. His enbjeot was
"Canada" and with so floe a theme and
the Dre. well known ability we have no
doubt ample justice was done.
Ix the list of those appointed as depart-
mental examiners by the Educational
Connell for the next three years appear
these named from this ao00ty : For
district oertifioates, It. I. Strang, Goder-
ieh, and D. Robb, Braeeele ; ou science,
G. F. Rogers, Seaforth.
IT ie said Philip Ament has purchased
a large timber limit and sawmill in Mus•
koka or in that loaality and may remove
there to look after his interests. He may
still retain a branoh of the business here.
We would like to see him rebuild the
planing mill as there is a big trade to be
done in that line,
WASP'S NEST.—The children of Jno. R.
Ball, Morrie, brought Tax Po80 a regular
old whopper of a wasp's neat last Satur-
day. It measured 3 feet 4 inobee by naut-
ly 4 feet in circumference. We out say
much about tbe internal department of
this oddity ea we are not so ready to go
on investigations of this kind as one time
in intlifs.
Gusoro /IMeroury says :—There is a
Story going the rounds now to the effeot
that in a pertain Northern town the G.
T. R. train was, to the aurpriee of every
one, on time. The paeeengere and oitiz
one were so gratified and aetonialled they
got up a subscription and made a present
to eaob of the train employees. Nob till
the deed was done did they find out that
it was the train that should have arrived
the day before,
DIED.—Eliaha Lemmex, a former well
known resident of Wingham, died at his
home in Harrieton on Monday of last
week. Deoeased had been ailing for
several weake and it was not thought be
meld recover, Mr. Lemme8, when a
resident of Wingham, lived on Minnie
street and at the time of hie death owned
two houses on that street, He wile a
man held in high esteem end an honored
Member of the Methodist church. The
remains were interred in-Braeeele oemei.
ery Wednesday afternoon.
Boe000TfoN OF BYSoPATEL. The follow.
ing Resolution of Sympathy was passed
at the last meeting of Riverside Hive,
No. 315, L. 0. T. M.
To Mr', and Mrs. George Colvin
DEAR I'nlsine,—We, the ladies of
Riverside have, desire to convey to 300
an expression of our sympathy for you in
the bereavement.eaetaf0od through the
death of your daughter Limy ; but while
frieude may expreoe their sympathy it ie
G1od alone who can truly ooinlort the
heart end eventually bring blueing out of
what enema in the present to be a sere
effliotlen. We can then direot yon to
Ems, who, though 13e will 001 give bank
to yon your daughter, yet holde oat 10
you the blessed hope of reunion with her
in Hgeven. Signed in behalf of the Sive,
E010Anaan Blerieuoanos, L 0,
Jaw BiT01014, R. It.
News items always welcome at 'Tau
Pour,
R. TIIOMSON shipped a oar of fowl to
w inuipeg, Man., this week.
5 cues of salt wereshipped by the Eo-
terpriee Salt Works this week.
Porno Library ConoertThureday even.
ing of this week in tbe Town Hall.
NEI, S. MOLewo9LIN Bold four oattere
between Saturday noon and Monday noon
not bad work.
Gomm MULD0003 nae added a double
pleasure sleigh and a three seated sleigh
to the outfit of his livery.
Toe Evaporator completed a vary sao-
oeefuI season laet week. J. Cunningham
makes a good manager.
POULTRY 10 coming to market more
plentifully now although the price holds
coueiderebly stiffer than in former years.
SEVEN oars of oats were loaded and
shipped at Brussels between 1 a. m.
Monday morning and 10 a. m. Tuesday.
They are consigned to Peterboro'.
MoNner evening of next week Mines
Winnie McGuire and Maggie MoDaooh
lin and Leslie Herr, of Bruesele. will take
part in the program of a Public Library
O000ert at Molesworth,
ROBERT Tao0eoN shipped a large seam
tity of dreaead poultry during the past
week. He has had a busy Fall of it be-
tween eggs, apple(' and poultry and deem.
'weeto do well out of his produce,
PanLro Lm0IOt NoT1os.—Ali persona
having Magazines in their posaeeeion
belonging to Braeeele Public Library are
asked to return them at once as the an-
nual sale is near at hand. Don't . forget.
A portion of the implement wareraono
in the McGaughey blook has been parti
tioned off by N. S. MaLaachlin and will
he utilized for an office, where he will be
able to keep his customers cosy ae he
tents baeioeee to them.
INSPECTOR ROBE gota piton ont of his
buggy while turning a corner in Wingham.
It le thought be landed ou bia bead as be
was anaonsoione for a few minutes and
was quite sore for some time after. He
did not relinquish hie work however.
BARRISTER A. B. MCDONALD, of town,
was at Goderioh this week attending the
non -jury sittings of the High Court. He
was looking atter the interests of the
defendant in Scott vs. Scott, an action
over the estate of the late William Scott,
of Blyth locality.
THE Olinton Record of last week Saye :
—Liveryman Dark, Brussels, drove over
to Clinton last Friday and perohaeed J.
Raltenbury'e old bee. This ie the lest
remnant of the Rattenbary House tree
bee accommodation, and it will be need
as a union bus in connection with the
pnrobaser'e livery stable between botele
and station.
MoNTnLY HORSE FAtoe. Thu reday of
this week was the first of this aeaeon'e
monthly Horse Faire which have been
carried on most eneoes100lly in Brussels
for many years. They will be held on
the Thnriday before the first Friday in
eaoh month until Spring opens and will
be attended by the beet local and outside
buyers. Clip out the list of Faire to be
found in soother column.
A MEETING waeanoonoaed for Monday
evening of thie week to discuss the pro.
poeed Municipal By-law for right of way
through Bruaeelefor the expeoted 0. P.
R. but word received on Saturday after.
noon indicating than the decision of the
0. P. R. was likely to be in favor of the
proposed central route caused the oaocat.
Wien of said meeting, at leant for the
present.
Boma BOOIAL —A honey social was
held in St. John'a church eohool room
on Tuesday evening before a large gath-
ering. An interesting program was given
as follows :—Organ solo, Mies Ina
Bryane ; reoitetion, Beatrice Harris ;
solo, Vioie Cardiff ; reading, Rev. I. M.
Webb ; solo, Jas. Jones ; reading, Mise
Maoniog ; solo Mise B. Geddee • reoi.
tation, Albert Horton ; solo, R. J. Mo.
Lanobli0. Honey wag served with
ooffee and oaks after the program. The
proceeds amounted to over 512.00.
Dustmen Saaooe0. — The Family
Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal ie
meeting with an enormo0e inoreaoe of
subscriptions thio year. The euooees ie
well deserved, for they are giving the
biggest dollar's worth ever offered the
public. Their two premium piotaree this
year are beautiful and their Dominion
map should be in every home. The
generosity of The Family Herald pub•
liebere this Beason ie winning them
thoneende of new readers, In almoat
every home one hears of The Family
Herald's beentifal premiums thia season,
Foatrnn BnneaELorzs.—While in Chat.
ham last week we were pleased to meet
former Brusselitee in the persona of
Harry Dennie and family, A. I. and S.
MoOa11, G. P. Scholfield, Mrs. Cummings,
nee Mite Kate Hembly, and her stater,
Mies Hembly All appear to be prosper.
ing. Mr. Neem' has a flee drug and
optioal baeineso. Mr. Dennis leads in the
harneee Hue and Mr- Sobottleld in theohiet
"push" in banking oiroleo. He will leave
ehortly to ammo the important poeition
of aeeletant manager in the head offi.oe,
Toronto. It wag our good fortune to be
billeted at Rev. G. 11. Oobblediok's, for.
marl): of thle place, who now has a fine
(barge as peetor of Park street Motbo.
diet ohnroh in that town. The Truett*
Board le expending thansando of dollare
fu overhauling the interior, snob ae in.
oliuing the floor, now seats, new plabfoem
and pulpit and overhauling the gwlleriee.
Mr. Oobblediak ie bolding the fort in good
style.
Tiet-lE METROPOLITAN BANK
CAPITAL—Paid up $1,000,000
RESERVE FUND - e $1,000,000
Directors
REV, R. E. WARDEN, D. D„ 8, 5. M001011,
President. Vioe-Presideut,
D, D. MASSEY, TH00. 111AD5UAW,
0.16. 0010110003, R O.
HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO
W,D,ROBS - - GENERAL MANAGER
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Drente Bought and Bold. Farmers' Notes Dieoounted.
Interest at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all sums of 51 and epwarde
DRlASa'. tart° Besavam
G. F, BLAIR, Solicitor. A. E. MELLISH, Manager.
R. GUARANI shipped 6 care of nate thio
week.
Tax trains continue to run about as far
behind time as neual.
A. Bemoan shipped 1 oar of hay, 1 oar
of straw and 6 oars of oats this week.
MINES CARRIE HIN08TON and Jean
MaLaaohlin and R. J. MoLauoblin and
Leslie Kerr took part in a Oonoert in the
A, 0. H. W. Hall in Walton On Mo:,day
evening. It was ander the aospioee of
the ladies of the Methodist (thumb.
A DAY or two ago A, E. Mellish, Sen,•
Treas. of the Brussels ''Annie Club, re-
ceived word that Harold Jarvis would
sing here on the evening of the 8th of
January. We anderetand that arrange.
meets are being made to have James
Fax, humorist, of Toronto, on the came
evening.
TAX COLLECTOR LONG will be at the
Council Chamber to receive taxes on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, the
7th, 8th and 9th, and also on Monday,
the 14011, whioh is the last day before
the additional 5 per cent is added. Par.
ties wishing to pay at any other time will
find Mr. Long at hie reeidaooe, Flora et ,
any morning or evening.
THE young people of Melville church
will hold a patriotic social next Tuesday
evening in the eohool room, Addressee
will be given on England, Ireland, Scot.
land and Oaoada by A. E. Mellish, T. A.
Hawkins, A, Hislop, M. P. P., and 5, H.
Cameron, respectively. Patriotic songs
will be rendered. Everybody go and
enjoy a good time.
Salem. FIRE,—Last Friday afternoon a
fire started in the bake shop in oonneat.
ion with James Ballantyoe'e grooery.
The fire alarm was rung and the engine
got out in a harry but the inoipieot blaze
was soon put oat and the engine was not
brought into requisition, Little damage
wee done excepting the destruction of a
few bags of Sour. The smoke was very
dense for a time.
25TH ANNIVERSARY. — Tneeday Of teat
week wan the 25th anniversary of Court
Prinoeee Alexandria, No, 24, 0. 0, F.,
Brunelle, and a few short addressee of a
reminiscent character were given at the
meeting of the Court by diffstent breth-
ren. Walter Smith, who was one of the
charter members, wrote the following
historical sketch, while off duty owing to
a stroke of paralyaie :—
"To the Chief Ranger, oMuere and mem-
bers of Court Prinoeee Alexandria,
No. 24, 0. 0. F., Brussels :
BnETHRaN,—
I thought ae I had plenty of time it
might be interesting to the brethren to
know how the Oonrt was organized on
Nov. 21, 1878. 8 number of man agreed
to forma local Court of the 0. 0. F. mud
met in Jackson & Halliday'e Hall here
for the purpose. Dr. Or000yhetka,R. W.
H. C. R„ opened the ooart with Frank
Myers, of Seaforth, ae lligb Marshal,
and the following candidates applied for
admission and were accepted :— Jae.
Logie, Peter Thompson, W. White, J. R.
Smith, Jno. Stewart, Jno. Halliday, Dr.
Graham, Dr. McDonagh, Robb. Arm-
strong, Thee, Wateou, Jae, Watson, Jas.
MoLanohli0, Walter Smith, Jno. Wad-
dell, B. smile, Alex. Cousins, W. R. Wil.
eon W. MoDonald,jand Jas. Wilson. It was
moved that J. R, Smith be Treasurer ;
W. White, R. S., ; John Waddell, F. 5 ,
pro tem, after which the following oflioere
were elected for the term ending Deo. 31 :
0. R.. Jae. Logie : V. 0. R., Peter Thomp-
son ; R. B., W. White ; E. 6., John Wad-
dell ; Treas., John Halliday ; S. W , W.
R. Wilson ; 3. W„ Jae. Watson ; B. B.,
T. McCauley ; J. B„ Walter Smith ;
Chap., R. Armstrong ; Phys., Drs.
Graham and McDonagh. Moved, second
ed and oarried that the name of the Court
be Court Prinoeee Alexandria, No, 24,
mod that the meetings be held the let and
8rd Wednesday of each month of 8 p, m.
in the Jaokeoo & Holliday Hall. Follow.
ing are the Chief Rangere who have
occupied the ohair np to this date :—Jae.
Logie, P. Thompson, Geo. Rogere, Walter
Smith, S. Smote, Geo. Good, W. A. Tait,
Jno, Nott, Riots. Williams, Wm. Biashill,
A, Koenig, A. Reid, 8. T. Pinm, N. F.
Gerry, N. Flats, W. H. Kerr, W. ff.
Oloakey, A. J. Lowick, Jas. Blaehill,
Jae. Sherrie, John Sherrie, Geo. Thom•
eon and Jae. Bargees. There have been
4 deaths since the inauguration viz.: 0.
Mitchell, P. Thompson, S. Smale and Jae.
MoLaunhiin. We had a email beginning
and Bro, Rogers and revisit are the poly
members here and we look with pride on
the grand Court we now have. Although
we have had a great deal to contend with
we never gave up and at the turning of
the quarter mile poet we have abundant
reason to thank Providence for our sun -
0800. 1 feel eorry, brethren, that owing
to my affliction I am not able to be with
you bot not my will but the will of the
Lord be done. I know that Re dose
everything for my good and if not present
at the Court in body my heart is with
you. Eopedially I thank the F. 5, for
the aseietanoe he gave me. I heve Lade
mistaken but they were of the head rather
than the heart and I have tried to do my
beet for the good of the Order and the
Court, I heartily thank you all for the
honor and confidence oonferred upon me
in Beeping me 00 long in ofil.oe and who.
ever my soaoeseor may be 5 wieh nim the
game pleaeant relations I have enj.>tied.
I thank Providence for sparing meaolong
and for Hie goodnea0 to me and although
eiekneee is not pleasant I feel 000teut
with my lot for I know He gent it for my
good, Sometimes I feel weary but at the
leng(et my stay here ons only be for a
short time and it in (Sheering to think
that there i9 reek for the weary and I am
glad I got eo long a time to be ready.
When it is the Neater's will 10 pall me
home to then land of rest for everyone
who put their trued in Elm, my bean's
desire and prayer is that we all may meet
in that house of many mansions to part
Do more. Your Brother,
WALTER SMITH".
Court Princess Alexandria ie mapping
out a program for the Winter meetings.
Neg. Tuesday's meeting a debate will be
on "Resolved that Labor ie making too
great demands on Capital" with James
Sherrie and John Wilbee ae oaptaiuo,
The members are asked to attend and aid
in the progress.
Business Locals.
Two or three good farms for sale. Ap.
ply at Tax PoeT.
Him Funs—Highest prioe paid for raw
furs. A, Comex, Brussels.
Erman= walnut sideboard for Bale at
great raduotion. Apply to MRs. W. M.
SWUM, Braeeele.
WANTED. -5000 turkeys, 150 for oboioe
stock. It your live buyer wont take them
at the price, we will. We want all kinde
of fowl, dried apples, beano, large onions
and rate furs, GEC. E. Kam, Wingham.
SLAUGHTER BALE OP DRESS Goons
This is the greatest sale of solely Drees
Goods ever offered in the county and in-
cludes all this Fall's importatione. 60,
60 end 053 linen for 850 ; 75e and 51.00
lines for 50o, eta.
Geo. E, KIND, Wingham.
HURRAH 1 Hurrah 1 sleighing is here
and we are ready for it we have the finest
assortment of cutters and bob-eleighe on
hand ever ehowu in Brussels and all 000
own make and therefore we know just
what we ore selling. Prides tight. Be
sure and see them before buying. Also
a good tasty lot of hand eleighe for boyo,
J. Omuta & BON'S, Carriage Works,
People We Know.
J. Servioe, of Ingersoll, is a visitor at
F. S. Soobt'o.
Mina Jean MoLanohlin was in Listowel
on Thursday.
Dr, Loog, of Blyth, spent Sunday in
town with friends.
Mra. Steinman was vieiting friends in
Oranbrook this week.
Rev. A. Mo$ibboo, of Ailsa Craig, was
a caller in town this week.
Mine Henderson and Mr. Young, of
Wingham spent Sunday in town.
Mies Fanny Thomson and Mies Mary
Smith spent Sunday in Wroxeter.
Ohne. Dodds was out this week for the
Drat time after hie illness,
Mies Lucy Little is enjoying a two
week,' visit with 0000100 10 Hallett.
T. A. Hawkins was vieiting at Blyth
and Clinton on Friday of lest week.
Mre, J. Wren, of Lucan, is vieiting
Mien Dora Shaw and other friends in
town.
Mre. R, Rankin, of Wingham, spent a
few days with her daughter, Mrs, A,
McGuire.
Alex. McLennan, of the American
House, was vieiting in Seaforth for a few
days this week.
John Ameut, of Millbank, was combin-
ing business and pleasure in a visit to
Bruesele tact weak.
W. H. and Mre, Willie and son, of
Beaforth, were vieitore at 13. Gerry's,
Mill street, last Sunday. '
Geo. and Mrs. Brown were called to
Gorrie ou Tuesday owing to Mr. Brown's
lather being le poor health.
James and Mre. Roddick, of London,
have been vieitiog relatives iu town and
also calling on friends in Grey.
Mies Jean MoLauohlin goes to Tees.
water next Thursday evening to aot me
a0aompauist ata oonoert given by the
Lacrosse boys in that town.
Last Monday Joint D. and Mrs: Ronald
left Detroit for Coronado, California,
where they expect to speed the Winter.
We wieh them au enjoyable time.
Bev. R. Paul hen been of duly for a
few days by an attach of rheumatism in
one of hie knees. We hope the annoying
oompanionohip will soon he severed,
R. Leatherdale and F. S. Soott, both
of whom have been prieonere in their
reepeotive homes for some weds, are able
to geb about now and will soon be as well
ever,
Dr, 5. M. Moore, of,Moorefield, wag a
visitor in Bruseele Ode week. Ole has
disposed of hie medical practice at Moore
field but bite not yet decided where he
will locate,
Mre. John Wynn will go to Toronto
ghottly where gibe will spend the Winter
with F, J. and Mre. Sobealr. The latter
ie her daughter. Mrs, Wynn will not
rent her house in the meantime at any
rate.
Arthur MoNaughton, eon of D. Mc-
Naughton, Princess street, is home from
Deloraioe, Manitoba, where be has spent
the past maroon brioltlaying at a good fee,
Ho will spend the Whiter here and retain
to the West next Spring. The Manitoba
breezes have evidently agreed with Art.
judging by eppeararooee,
A, Mountjoy, the well koown fruit
merchant of London, Out., is dead.
z aA.xxtxxaon.
EAoLE90N--410KEE, — At Wingham, on
Nov, 24, by Rev. Dr. Gandy, Mr, W.
H. Eagleson, of Ttarnberry, to Mies
Jennie 11f oKeo, of Wroxeter, formerly
of Laheleld.
fibEese.
HoLtfas.—In Wingbam, on Nov. 28x5, to
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Holmes, a
daughter.
Pnrren—In Hensall, en the 18th u1t., to
Wm, and Mrs. Lepper, a daughter,
Standard Bank of Canada
.^a0TAflS,IB2S0:'T> 16%2,
ASSETS --OVER TIIIRTEEN MILLION DOLLARS
FARMERS' CREDIT SALES
—This Bank advances money on Farmera' Sale Notee, in large or
small amounts and for long or short terms, to suit 4be customer.
—You ruttydra the fall amount of Notee at
one lima or you may
draw smaller amonnta when you wish and for any time that
unite your oonvenieeoo. Interest is obarged only for the num.
bur of days you take the money, Notes left for oolleotion
receive our beet attention.
—Notes may be left for SAVE KEEPING only for which no charge is made
SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITS of One Dollar and upwards received
and Highest Bank Interest allowed thereon from date of deposit on daily balonoe,
1"Every convenience afforded customers living ata dietanoe.
BRUSSEL.S BRANCH F. H. GRAY, AGENT.
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HO.VTER.—In Goderioh, on Nov. 220d,
to Mr. and Mrs. Arohibald 0, Hunter,
M. D., 0f a daughter,
xaxFla-
Ler --001 Skeguay, Alaska, Nov, 16th,
Margaret Gale Lay, beloved wife of
S. M. Lay, of the Canadian Bank of
Commerce, and third daughter of the
late Hon. M. 0. Cameron, of Gode.
riob. Funeral at Goderiob, Deo. 1.
TAILOR.—In Wingham, on Boudey, Nov.
29, Arohibald Taylor, egad 91 years,
Vim -memoir,— In Grey, on Thursday,
Deo. 3, Elizabeth Oardiff, wife of
Jae. B. Williamson, aged 68 years
and 2 days.
WooD.—In Wroxeter, on Nov. 23, Barbara
Forrest, wife of William Wood, aged
84 peen.
,dVCTI01,7
FRIDAY, DEo. 11,—Farm stook, imple.
meat,, &o., Lot 10, Con, A, Tarnberry.
Sale without reserve, at 1 p, m. Samuel
Pope, Prop. ; F. B. Scott, Ano.
00Rrr istos :,m nt.fis-0 e: m'x'n,
Fall Wheat 74 75
Barley 36 86
Peas 60 56
Oats 26 26
Butter, tube and rolls .. 15 16
Eggs per dozen 16 17
Flour per owt. .. 4 00 5 00
Potatoes (per bas.) 30 40
Apples (per bbl) 75 1 00
Hay per ton 5 00 6 00
Balt per bbl., retail..,., 1 00 70
Hoge, Live 8 76 4 00
Wool 16 16
Hides trimmed 6 60
Hides rough. 5 5
Lamb skins each 26 30
Sheep skins, Oaoll 25 25
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
13 Plea for Bale from 3 to 4 months old
and a younger pigs. GE0. 8068, Bruseele.
Film, large White Rooks for sale, 50o.
up, 1f taken at 07108. B. 0. DBADMAN,
Brussels. 1800
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
0 THORO'-BRED YORKSHIRE
sows, over 8 months old, for sale.
Their mother to registered and hoe 4 erotism
off imported stock. A quantity of Russian
seed oats ate also offered for eine. Apply
at onoe to J.M. SI1IIIiRIE, Lot 28, Con, 4,
Morrie, or Brussels P. 0. 21.5*
I.0) ACRE FARM FOR SALE,
b Hing Lot n, Gou. 4. Grey town-
ship. 80 acres cleared, balance bush. There
18 a good house, bank burn orchard, &o.
Well fenced and farm in good coalition ; 25
puree of Fall wheat in, 8 miles from Brus-
sels ; only i' of a :mile from nhuroh and
14. miles from Behan'. Possession could
be given to suit the purchaser. For fur-
ther particulars ae to prioe, terms, &•n„ ap-
ply on the premises to A. 00000, Proprie-
tor, or at Tau Pon, Brunets, 21.bf
I.♦'ARMS FOR, SALE. — 350
amen first-class land in the Towuabin
of Grey—T,ot 10, Corr. 14, 100 acres ; Lot 17,
Con 14,100 norm ; and Wt Lot 18, Oen. 14,
50 acres -250 acres, A11 In excellent oondl-
ticn with lirst.elaee buildings ; brick house
with all modern conveniences, and large
bank barn, root and straw house, stables,
.ko. Well watered, From 85 to 40 acres of
good llurdwood bush. Lot 10, Cou. 18, eon-
taiuing 100 aures of first-olne8 land, good
frame house and large bank barn nearly
new. The property can be sold In two or
three parcels to suit purohaeere. Terme
liberal, Also 0 n0mm0dioae dwelling house
andlot in Brussels. For further particu-
lars non ly to the owner on the premises,
LATJOHLIN MOSUSI't,, or to TNO. LECEIB,
Brunseln. 21-tf
WALL PAPER
REV ANTS
We have just gone over
our Wall Paper p 1 hack
preparatory to receiving
our new stock and have
picked out some nice
bundles consisting of 6,
8, 10 and 12 roll lots
just the thing for small
rooms, pantrys, i&o.
These we offer at prices
much below cost. We
would like you to see
them,
Drug Store.
AUCTION SALES,
CLEARING CREDIT AUC–
TION RALE OP FARtr 000013, IMPLE-
MENTS, Pro—There will be cord by nubile
motion at samuer,, PGPF'R, Lot 10, firm,
A, Turn berry. on FRIDAY, Dill. 11th, 1003,
at 1 o'elork, the following ;-1 mere 12 years
old. 1 bmree 7 years old, 1 -horse 0 years old,
1 horse 5 years old, 2 horses 8. years old, 1
horse 2 y000110111, 1 mare 2 yearn 01d, 0 hero
colts 1 year old, 1 sucking filly, 2 farrow
Bowe, 1 cow in calf, 11 heifers 2 years old, 1
steer 2 years old, 2 beifera 1 year old, 0
Calves, 1 Yorkshire breed sow, 7 young pigs,
a number of bene, 1 Doering hinder 0 ft, out,
1 Frost & Wood mower 5 ft, out, 1 Frost 1
Wood mower with Pea puller ebtaohed, 1
Coulthard -Rentt cultivator, 1 NO1on geed
drill, 1 Sharp hay rake, 1 Maxwell roller, 1
top baggy, 2 heavy wagons, l road cart, 1
cutter, 1 pair bob-elelglte, 1 set 2000 pound
wagon scales, 1 fourteen horse power Wet -
emus engine, 1 Sarnia separator 10050,1
tank end tank pump, 1 drive belt 110 feet,
1 Climax corn cutter and. blower, 1 Maple
Leaf grain ohopper,10 Mob.; 1 Toronto fan-
ning mill, bagger atbanhed ; 1 bey fork and
011ngn, 1 gang plow, 1 set iron harrows, 1
Fieury plow. 1 bay malt and pig rack oom-
bined,1 cylinder pulper, 1 muffler, 1 wheel-
barrow, 1 bugger, 1 set heavy harness,. 2
sets plow harness, 1 get single harueoe, 1
Natlnual oroam separator 850 lbs. capacity,
1 milk can, 1 Daley churn, 1 tuoubater 140
egg oapaoity, forks, shovels, hose and mrm-
ercue other art'olee. Most of the imple-
ments, eta., are nearly now. No reserve ae
proprietor has sold hie farm. Terme-115
and under Dash, over that amount 12 mos.
credit on approved joint notes; special
terms on engine and separator. 4 per cent,
off for Dash ou credit amounts, SAM. POPE,
Proprietor; F. S. SCOTT, Auctioneer.
You oui,d
now About
A Greater Buying Opportunity never was known than we are offering for
the next 10 days. We bought very heavy in Men's Ready-to-wear Clothing,
Underwear, Shoes and Rubbers, and must turn thele into money at once. We
have put the knife right into the prices and made long, clean cuts in values.
You can save 35e on every dollar during this next 10 days. Only a small list
of the many good things :
CLOTHING HING THAT FITS THE FORM
Men's extra heavy A11 Wool Pante, reader 51 76
For 10 days 51 35
Men's Fine Tweed Pante, All Wool, regular 52.50
For 10 days 1 75
Men's extra strong Working Pante, regular 51.60
For 10 days 1 25
Men's Fine Tweed finite, all wool, regular $800
For 10 days
6 00
Men'e Sootob Tweed Suite, all wool, reg. 512.50
For 10 dale 5 710
Man's fine Eng. Tweed Suite, ell wool, reg. 510.00
For 10 days7 00
Maisie Extra Heavy Fine Raglan Overcoats al prioee
that will surprise the olosesb buyers.
UNDERWEAR
A SMALL QUANTITY 1,101FT
The quantity of Underwear we have Bold thin Denson
has been stupendous but we are Belling it at almost mill
primes :
Men's Extra Heavy Wool Fleece, fn Shirts and Drawers,
regular 90e, our prioe 60o.
Men's Heavy Wool Fleece Shirts and Drawers, regular
60o, our price 430,
Men'o Bootch Wool Shirts and Drawers, regular 75o,
our prioe 600.
Men's Knit'Unehriokable abide and Drawers, pare wool,
regular 51,25, oar prioe 90o.
Ladies' Light Fleece Lined Vesta and Drawers, regular
90e, our price 23o.
Ladiee' Wool Veete and Drawers, regular 6'00, Our prioe
36o.
Ladino' Heavy Fleece Lined hosts and Drawers, regu'ar
66s, our price 460.
BOOTS & SHOES
Tlllt 11186T VALUES IN T0088
Mona fine 131. Bals., regular 52 26
For 10 Jaye 5 1 80
Men's fine BI, Bele., regular 51,75
For 10 days 1 20
Men's fine Dong. Bale,' regular 52 00
Ior 10 days 1 40
Men's Fine Vloi Kid Bale,, repu'ar 53 00
For 10 days...,. 2 00
Women's Fina Dong. Bats„ regular 52 00 t
For 10 deya...,1 85
Woman's Fine Viol Bale., regular 52,25
For 10 days 1 75
Woman's Strong Shoes, regular 51.86
For 10 days 1 00
A full line of Rubbers at equally
Low Prices.
See our Special Lines in
Hosiery. t Corsets and Gloves.
We can Save you Money in
Flannels, Flannelettes, Tick-
ings, Linens and Towelings.
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MON•F Y• SAVI ISR G SPOT
Highest Prices for Butter and Eggs..