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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1903-12-17, Page 8:lw I° I "errSTJGGESTIONS To the Undecided one, not linowing What to hay, or wbere to look, our stook effete many ideas. Hare yon oan hardly fall to find something that will be nuitable and acceptable to Boma of your feiende, OUR FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT was never so Pull of attractive tbinge, new tbinge and novel things, stilted to all pueoee, Besldee we bays a large stook of a3IBLES, JIYMN'BOOKS, PRAYER BOOKS, OHRISTMAS CARDS and CALENDARS, PERFUMES, FINE STATIONERY, JAPANESE CHINA, EBONY GOODS, NEW GAMES, TOYS, DOLLS, PICTURE BOONS, &o., &o, Spaoe forbids any detailed deeeription, Yon will simply have to come and see for yourself. We don't ask you to bay at all and you won't be pressed to do co. But we would suggest that you make your visit early, before things get "picked over." SMITH* DRUGGIST AND STATIONER. oral °'.sale em . A ohiel'e among ye takir' notes, An' faith he'll prent Tse enow plows are on duty. TRAINS arrive ae late as usual. A WEDDING Or two le On the tapie. Tan Mo/el School pupils are borne. Oanramrae Day will be Friday of next week. Rena the local news on page 5 of this issue. Near monthly Horse Fair will be held on Thursday, Jan. 7, ROBERT HENDERSON received another oar of ooal Iaet week. Tag grist mills are kept very busy chopping grain for the farmers for stook feeding purposes. Punnet eahoole will aloee on Thursday of next week for Christmae holidays to resume on January 4th, 1904. Tan holiday trade has the advertising field and the discerning public will read there annou0oemente you may be sure. TAx COLLECTOR Lotto wishes to have those who have not paid their taxes to pay them so as to have the books made np at onoe. A MEETING of East Huron Liberal Ae• soeiatton Bseantive was called for Mon- day afternoon but the snow storm and delayed trains interfered with it. Tan morning mail train on Monday got shook in a enowbank near Luoknow and had to go back for another engine. Train reached Brueeels about 11 o'olook. T. A. HAwxute has purchased a fine Heintzman Cabinet Grand piano from R. Leatherdale & Son which wae delivered at hie parlor this week. He has a large Claes of pupils. Waal about the extension of the pro- posed Eleotrio railway from Berlin to Brueeele 2 An a000unt of the move already made by Lietowel people may be read on page 4 of tbie ieene. One thing is certain we will only get what we bustle for, WORD has been received by the Seoretary-Treasurer of the Tennis Club that Harold Jarvis, Jamee Fax and Mies Fax will be in Brussels on the evening of Friday, January Sth next. He would. advise the public not to mise tbie grand opportunity. Harold Jarvis and James Fax are tooell w known to require equ re an y introdnotion. NEW maohinery has come to band for the Looltridge Bros; Woollen Factory in the fotm•of• "additions to the spinning, weaving and other departments. When in operation the working staff will be inoreaeed to 30 or 35 bands with probab. ilities of other accessions, The factory is turning bat splendid work in the blanket line and we hope good peals are being realized by the steady, energetic work being done. TUESDAY evening the Statutory Counofl meeting was held to close up the boeiuees of the year for this municipality. Nom- ination day will be Monday 28th when the Financial statement will be present. ed and expieined. In Brueeele the nom- ination will be held in the Town Hall at 7.80 p. m. on above date and if en elec. lion as,.necessary it will be held the Mon- day following when the polling plane will be for No. 1 at J. J. Gilpin's eines No. 2 at the Ooanoil Chamber ; and No. 3 at Geo, Birt's reeidenoe. Public School affairs will also come np for review on the 28th and three trustees 'laminated for the current term. The retiring members are :—D. 0. Ross, Jas. Turn- bull and R. Leatherdale. Tag Goderiob Signal of Iasi week Saye of people web known to many here :—D. and Mre. McGillicuddy and family will hereafter make their borne at Ottawa, where Mr, MoGillionddy bas been engag- ed for some time. Mre. MoGillioaddy left Thursday morning with her two eons, Owen and Arthur, for Toronto where they will remain a few daye before pro. Deeding to the capital. Miens Katie and Jean left Monday morning for Toronto and will go cm to their new home with their mother. The Minn MaGlilionddy leave thie week to reside in Toronto. The many friends of tbeee departing ones tract they will find in their new homes at Ottawa and Toronto mole happiness and good fortune. They will be missed in many wage, Mre. MoGilliauddy eepeo• laity in Delineation with the W, 0. T. U., of which body ebe was an active, energet. ie member. A Vnaw PROPER Movo.—Tbe Stratford Beason of teat Friday says :—J. D. Mao. donald, Of Toronto, G. T. R. district passenger agent, wae in the city this meriting, ile,made the interesting an nottnoement that on Deo. 21 an extra paeeeeger train will be pat on the branch between Stretford and Goderiob so as to give a maul improved service, The new stain will leave here at 9 a. •m., arriving in Goderieb at 10.45. Returning it will leave Goderiob at 5 p. m., and teach bete at 8 '20 in time to connect withthe train ler the Nortb and alto tthe mixed for "Toronto at 7.80. In consequence of thie change the pa0een0er 'each will be re. meved from the mixed train which leaves Isere at 5 50 a, m, and returns at 8.10 p. rtr. The now train will be a great 0ou- veni0n0e remedially in the Summer when people will be able to go to the lake by 1045 in the morning and have the great. er part of the day there, taunting In reaednable time, Do yon patronize the Publio Library 7 Teas a look at tbe label on your copy of Tam POST. SEVERAL oases of nipped eare by Jaok Frost are reported. MONDAY nigbt was said to be the cold.. est night, of the seaeo0. PUBLIC schools will aloes for Chrietmae holidays on Tuoeday of next week. Friday of last week was the roughest day of this Winter so far. The weather bad been charming up to that date. OHRlernaos advertising hae orowded opt several matters, of interest wbioh will find space iu our next ienae we expect. Rend the advts. THE senior oinee in Prineipal Oamer- on's department of Brueeels Pubiio School had a short venation while he wee attending to hie duties as Co. Examiner at the Clinton Model School, Inepeetor Robb was also officiating. THE Oo. Board of Examiners, of which Ioepeotor Babb and Principal Cameron are ms re, will meet at Seaforth on Wednesday of next week to complete their work. List of successful Modelitee will be completed at that meeting. Tan mail train from the East did not reach Brunets on Monday until about 4 o'olook. Freight traine were cancelled and the night train pulled in atter mid. night. Two engines were attached to the morning train both Monday and Tuesday. A. 0. U. W.—Friday evening of thie week will be the regular annual eleation of nffioere in connection with Brueeele A. 0, U. W. Lodge. A large representation of members is asked for as several mat tare of importance will be ooneidered tbat evening. TRIS week Judges Doyle and Holt, 'Drown Attorney -Seeger, Warden Kerr Co. Clerk Lane and Sheriff Reynolds are busy at Goderiob at the annual, eeleotiog of jarore. From a week to ten daye are consumed in attending to this duty. The selectors oommenoed work on Monday. Houma Bram ON THE RAILWAYS.— Single first class fare return tiokete will be issued, good going Deo. 24 or 25, valid to return on the 28, oleo going Deo. 81 and Jan. 1 to return on Jan. 4. Fare and a third tiokete are good to go on 23rd and to return on Jan. 5. The excursion will no doubt be heavy. EAST HURON Coneervativee Convention will be held in Wingnam on Tnesday afternoon of this week. A number of repreeentativee will go from this locality. The Liberals will attend to the same duty in the near future. Dr. MacDonald, the web known M.P., and Deputy Speaker, will be the candidate it ie expected. Tam 0. 0. F. debate on Capital and Labor will be continued as the dispassion at last meeting only edged np the debates. The defenders of Capital were A. E. Mel- lish, Jas. Sbprrie and Geo, Thomson and for Labor J. Wilbee, Wm. Miller and A. Livingetone. chair wae occupied by 0. Ritchie who deoided in favor of Capital. Tag Editor of the Canadian Poultry Review, Canada's national Poultry mag- azine, tells ue that this paper has been enlarged to 48 pages and upwards, filled with an that pertains to poultry' in every department. Prof. A. G. Gilbert, Man- ager of the Government Poultry Farm at Ottawa, remotes in charge of tbe "Practical Poultry" department. Then there i, a Turkey page, page for Water. fowl, Ducks and Geeee, page for Bantams, and departments of Diseases, Artificial Hatching and Rearing, full show reporte other interesting feeturee. The sub. eoription rate to readers of tbie paper is but 50e. per year or three years for 61.00. A sample will be seat for the asking. Address, CANADIAN POULTRY REVIEW, 124 Viotoria St„ Toronto, Ont. MexaiMoolex.—At thereeidenoe of John Martin, Wingham, on Wednesday, Deoember 9th, wae solemnized the marriage of hie daughter, Graoe, to Char. les Garfield VanStone, only son of W. 3. VanStone, formerly of Brueeels. The bride wbo wae given away by her father wae exquisitely gowned in white silk with trimmingo of Duchess lace, and wore tbe gilt of the worn, a pendant in the form of n heart, studded with turquoise and pearls, suspended on a dainty neok•ohain and oarried a ebower boquet of bride's roses, The bridesmaid, Mise Laura Martin, sister of the bride, wore a gown of pale blue Drape de Parte 'relieved with touobee of white, and carried a boquet of American Beauties, Mies Freda Van - Stone, dieter of the groom, and Mies Nora Smith made two very dainty little attendants in •their dainty white eiik frocks, bolding the ribbons which formed the bridal aisle. The groom was sup. ported by herb, Wightman, while Mies Norma Dineley very charmingly rendered Mendeleeohn'e Wedding Maroh. The ceremony wae performed by the Rev. Wm. Lowe, motor of St. Paul's, The aroma' gilts to .the bridesmaid and flower gide were dainty pine, set with pearls, and to the groomsman, a pearl 'uteri pin. Mr, and Mre, VaoStone left on the 8 05 train for a ebort trip. The bride's going•awpy costume wae of brown tweed, flocked with green and white, with bat en suite and sable fere, On their return,' Mre. Van0tone will receive at her fatber'e reeidenoe, on January 5th and ash. The groom ie a capable boainees young man, and both bride and groom have many Mende, who trope that. their fdtara may be full of heppineee, Tag Pam exprensesthe hearty oongeat, uldtioue of Mr. Vattetone'e many friends and around Bro0eele. THS B1 USSEI.1 POST DEC. 17, 1003 "The White Jewel. ; 't`9AtR1 IR1l�%Christmas tieatentaiellefianal R. FLETCHER, JEWELER, Satisfaet1on Our Store is a Dazzling Display of Elegant Goods, suitable for Christmas Presents: We always carry the Largest and Best Selected Stook of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, THE secret of the enolase of oar bneineee le Close Boame AND GIVING Gun GENTS' AND LADIES' LOCKETS AND PENDANTS set with Peerle, Opole, 0u arRRe HONEST GOODS. Gar Mobto 19 "UNIrORMLY Low PRIDES." Rabiee, and .8000 1,la1110nd% See them, they are Blab:e s. Ladies' Neok.la00s adsorbed lengths. We buy direct from the. Menafaoburers for cash and oan give our Ouetomere the OLo6EeT BA to..t e, We are ready for the. Holiday Busineen. Purchasers should Also as elegant Line of. Solid Gold Br000hes 381 with genuine Pearls, make their selections while our Stook is at ltd boat. A BEAUTIFUL SILVER DISPLAY WE CAN MEET EVERY WANT AT THE LtWWEST Pnroo, Come and See Our Money Savers. — Ladiee' Gold and Gold Fill ed Watohee, — Gents' Gold and Gold Filled Watches, -Ladiee', Gents', Boye' and Girle' Silver and Bilverine Watohee. — SEE OUR Gnaws', 12 SIZE, OPEN FACE AND HUNTING FILLED WATCHES. —Gents' 18 and 16 size Vanguard, 21. and 29 Jewelled Moveenente, —Also 17, 15,11 and 7 Jewelled Movements in Elgin, Waltham, Dueber-Hampden and Omega makes. — Swiee and Engiish Watches kept in stook. "Sole Agents for the Dueber•Hempden Watohee." CLOCKS—We have is stook a very fine line of Mantle Clocks, in Marble, Iron and Wood ; Onyx fioieh. Oak and Walnut 8 day cloaks ; Fancy, Gilt and Alarm Clocks. RINGS—Gem Rings set with DIAMONDS, OPALS, EMERALDS, SAPPHIRE and GARNETS. GENTS' RINGS, eat with DIAiIONDs, GARNETS, OARnanoLNe and BLOOD STONES, ALeo INITIAL and SOCIETY RINae, See our Birthday and Baby Rings, Solid Gold Binge from 60a to 8100 each. LADIIiS' CHA1S AND BRACELETS --A beautiful dieplay of Ladies' Long Watoh Chains, Gents' Chains, Ladies' and Children's' Bracelets, Ouff Li, ke, Ouff Buttons, Baby Pius, Necktie Pine, Br000hee, Obarma, Society Pins, Eta. —Elva Piece Tea Sete —Oaks Naives —Three Piece Tea Sete Sardine Forks —Fern Ooaetere —Jelly Knivee --Baking Disbar —Cold Meat Forks —Sugars and Oreame Knives and Forks A 1 —Berry Diebea —Oahe Forks —Cake Baskets —Pie Kaiven -Bieaoit Jars —Cucumber Forks -Pickle and Batters —Jelly Spoons —Bon Bon Dishes —After Dinner .Coffee Spoone —Berry Spoons --Soup Ladles Also a Beautiful Dieplay of Out Glass • 1847 Roger Bros. A 1 Goode. A full line of Sterling Silver Flat Ware and Novelties, Engraving done Free of Charge. A Grand Dieplay of FANCY OHINA, in Japanese Ware, Crown Derby and Wedgewood. See our Genuine Ebony Goode. OPTICAL DEPARTMENT Tbie Department is well looked after by Mre. Fletcher. Consultation Free. Eyes properly Tested. Faunae at Ana Prices. We will be pleaeed to have you look through our Stook, Oar prioee are the Loweet—We oan save you money. Watoh and Jewelry Repairs promptly attended to, Satiefaction guaranteed. Re, FLETCHER, 1nto Oloee price jeweler. 1SrOUR SPECIALTIES ARE WATCHES AND RINGS. THE sale of clatters has been splendid so far this season and the dealers are well satisfied. Comae Friday, January 8, at the Town Hall, Brunetti, Harold Jarvis, the Delta braced tenor singer, Jamee'Fax, the noted humorist, and Mies BellaFax, accompan- ist. Tem Caber & Sons carriage Factory staff is at work on the buggy output for 1904. They are going into It stronger than ever for next year as their past experience has been of a very eatiefaotory oharaoter and tbey have always been under the mark as to possible ealee. G. T. R. SamoMawrs.—The following are the shipments from Brussels station for the past week :-6 oars hay and 8 oars wheat by Alf. Beaker ; 8 oars wheat by R. Graham ; 4 oars salt by the Enterprise Salt Werke ; 1 oar oattle, 1 oar hogs and oar of cheep by A, C. Dames ; 1 oar cattle by Peter Barr ; 1 oar dour by Stewart & Lowick ; 1 oar of heading by J. McDonald, Walton ; 1 oar cheese from Brueeels Obeeee Factory; 1 oar dressed fowl by Juo. B. MoLauob. lin. Mr. Chatterton refined to in this item is known to a number of people in Bros. sale having spent eeveral days here when arranging to open a branch of the Met• ropolitan Bank here. Theaooident bap. posed at London on Saturday and ie re• ported as follows :—A serious aooident happened yesterday afternoon to Pittenger Obatterton, of the Pretrolea branch of the Metropolitan Bank. He was driving with others into the city from the Hunt club's kennels, sitting with his bask to the horse when the animal became frightened, and, striking oat with its hind hoofs, kinked Mr. Ohatterton in the bask. The daolore are unable to gay yet bow seriously be is injured, and although be is resting eaeily at the home of friends, complications are feared. "THE OLD ORanemD".—Tbie ie the title of a new book of 821 pages placed upon the market whose author is Rev. Arch. MaKibbon, Methodist minis. ter at Ailsa Craig, formerly of Walton locality. The book is written in an interesting etyle. wbioh is maintained throngbout, and the obaraotere are not overdrawn. We have read the story, which ie a temperanoe one, with no email pleasure and would heartily recommend it to the reading publio eepeoially the young people of Canada. The nom de plume the reverend author has chosen is Mock Olcie, Book is to be found on Bale at J. Fax's store. It is along the right. line and will exert an influence for, good in elevating the tone of public morals. Mr. McKibben is receiving many complimentary references from the pulpit and press. CHOSEN FRIENDS ENTERTAINMENT. — Thursday evening of Inst week the con. cert announced ander tbe auepioee oftbe Chosen Friends came off and although the Town Hall was not crowded the pro- gram was a good one and presented in good style. Mies Anna Beokett, of Detroit, wae the eoloist and wee very generous in her oontributions. She ie possessed of a clear sweet veioe of great range and eines with great ease. In double piano parte ebe excels as almost bird like she earole her melodious songs. Trueman Smith, the chief Oounoiilor, epoke a few appropriate introductory words after the R. 0. T. M. Band had played eeveral selections when the follow. Ing program was presented :-Mnsioal selection, Baud; solo, "Prooh's 'Theme and variations" Mies Anna Beokett ; recitation, "The fire fiend", Mies Winnie MoGuire ; solo, "Song of the Night. insole" Miss Beokett ; leading, Mies Buchanan ; song, "March of the Oamer. on Men", Miss Beokett ;• piano Bolo, T. A. 'Hawkins ; selection by the Band ; eolo, "01 Dry Tboee Tame", Mies Beek. eft ; recitation, "Pat's First Love Letter'; Mise Winnie MoGuire ; selection by the Band'; solo, "Love is a Bubble", Mies Beokett 1 reoitation, ''Kissing's fjop. Race", Mine Nora Holmes ; solo, "Sweet Bye•and Bye" (with variations) Mise Beokett. Mise Winnie McGuire was as heartily applauded as ever and Mies Nora Holrnee respocded to a well deserved eaoore after bet rendition of the Kiesing's Oop Race. Mies Josie Bnabanan related in an entertaining manner the story of "George Washington and his hatchet" interepereed by the questions of it boy of enquiring mindbut short memory, With the three young ladies mentioned and other worthy eloentionary talent in town Brdeeele is well able to hold its own along thie line, Mr. Hawking' piano solo, "Blaok Joe," with yariatione wae well ed most efficient service. The Band did ite part in good etyle and made au agree- able addition to the program. Business Locals. Oneaane, 15, 25, 80, 40, 50, 80a. per doz. at W. A. Grewar's. Raw FURS—Highest price paid for raw fare. A. Cousins, Brunets. Xmas goode and at Xmas prices for the rent of this month. R. Leatherdale. San our fanny odd pie/es for theparlot, Somethiug new and up•to date. R. Leatherdale. HANDSOME walnut sideboard for sale at great reduotiou. Apply to MRs. W. M. SINCLAIR, Brneeels. WE have a larger assortment of Panay rookers than we ever bad before at lower prions. R. Leatherdale. 30 pairs of ladies' and S0 pairs of menta shoes Belling at asst prioe on Fri- day and Saturday at H. A. Matabett'a. To any one needing good cutting saws I will sell at any price to make room for more saws. T. MaGnxaoa, Mill street, Brueeele. GENTLEMEN.—GO to Matahett's for glovee, neck smarts, shirts and underwear. He is giving epeeist prices Friday and Saturday. WANTED. -5000 turkeys', 16a for choice stock. If your live buyer wont take them at the pride, we will. We want all kinds of fowl, dried apples, beans, large onions and raw furs. GEo. E. Kum, Wingbum. SLAUGHTER SALE or DRESS GOODS :— This is the greatest Bale of solely Drees Goods ever offered in the /minty and in• eludes all this Pelee importations. ortatinns. 50 80 and 66n lines for 860 ; 75o and $1.00 lines for 50a, eta. Geo. E. KING, Wingham. HURRAH 1 Hurrah 1 sleighing is here and we are ready for it we have the finest aeeortment of cutters and bob•sleighe on hand ever ehown in Brueeels and all our own make and therefore we know just what we are selling. Prime right. Be sure and eel them before ' buying. Also a good tasty lot of band sleighs for boys. J. conga & SON'S, carriage Works. People We Talk About. DeWitt Omens is on the eiok list this week. W. F. VanStone, of Wingham, was in town on Wednesday. Mied Maud Ooseue, of Trowbridge, is the guest of her sister.in law, Mre, (Rev.) Oosens. Mre. R. W. Matheson and baby, of Laoknow, are visitors at the home of the former, Queen street, Brunette. Mr. Moffatt, teaober of Seafortb, who is a member of the 0o. Board of Exam iuere, was palled from his duties et the Model School, Goderiob, to the parental home near Laoknow, to attend the funeral of his sinter, an estimable young lady wbo passed away after a brief illness. Funeral tookplaoe Monday afternoon. Mre. James cooper has been under the (looter's care tbie week but we hope she will eoon be all right Brain. Leon F. Jackson, of Ottawa,. formerly of Braseele, now holds a position in the Custom's Department in that city. He wae in the Census Department before tbie move. Mre, J. Hollinger wbo went to Civet. ford for medical treatment, has been dangerously ill during the pant week and her mother, Mrs. Thee. Bunte, wag -eummo`tned to her bed-eide. J. J. Gilpin, wbo was confined to the house for five weeks le able to get out occasionally now. Mrs. Gilpin is still a prisoner to the bones altbougb ooneider- ably improved in health. George Buchanan, wbo has been beaching in Kiolose with no email measure of eneoeee, will go to Dungannon for 1904. Mr. Buchanan ie a former Brueeellte and will give a good a000unt of himself. Mre. George Skelton, wbo has been dangerously ill for some weeke, at tbe home of her mother, Mrs. Tbuell, Alexander street, is somewhat better but still in a very weakly condition. We hope a change for the better will soon ensue. , J. M O'Connor is removing from the apartments over I. 0. Richards store to the lower Sat in the Stratton bleak where - he will attend to hie insurance business. Hie health is keeping fairly good for a mac of his years. We are sorry to report that George Shield, Tarnberry street, ie in very poor health. He pulled up fairly well during the past Summer and made favorable prograde but complications in bis ailment have asserted themeelvee tbat leave eona. eiderably reduced his strength. Mies Ella Fannon, who has }leen on Tam Pon staff for the past three months and made good progress too, will leave after the Christmas vacation for Strat ford where ebe will attend tbe Baldness College tor a term. She ehonld matte a good student as else is tbe holder of a non. protee:ional and olass teacher's oertifioate but ie not anxious to teach. Mise Olive Mainprize euooeede Mfas 1unston at Tan Poem Publishing House. R. M. Farrow, of Ottawn, wae in Brue. eels for a few days curiae the past week viaiting at his father's, Postmaster Far. row's. Re has been at the Oapital for about 23 years and in the Cuetome Department in the Civil service is rec- ognized as one of the most competent of the chiefs. Mr, Farrow took a holiday for a week to efface the effect of hard oonetant work and long hours. It isn't every emp'oyee that rendere such faith. ful service as Mr. Farrow and web merit. ed advancement bas been hie record. Rev. Father Fulham, who wae irjnred in the Ottawa'Univeesity fire, has enooumbed to hie injuries. A. 37. Ames & Co, have issued writs spinet las. Oommee; M. P. P., Ether Sutherland, and A, R. Blake•Foreter, to recover a total of $12,000, balance' 'lleg. ed to be doe on Stook bought on amount of defendants. Rare Opportunity, I]r OVt�± COATr8 DON'T MISS IT ! We have a large stock of Men's, Boys', Youths' and Children's Overcoats and in order to clear them out quickly have decided to make big reductions in the price of all: lines. We Offer You in thisSpeCi al December Sale $4 00 Overcoats now going at $3 2G 500 r' (r 425 6 00 & 6.50 Overcoats now going at 5 00, ; , 7 00 Overcoats now going oin at 5 50, 8 00 it rrg 6 60, 10' 00 " 8 25 Theo are actual reductions off regular $rst'claes values and not done and the audience demanded a merited up in order to cut prides. Act quickly and get first choice second number bat teethed a graoefut and yoLii' proper size. bow instead, Mise Beckett reependad to a number of encores and did her part with grata) and ability. Meg. (De.) Holmes was the aaeompaniet and raider. �•...A. STRACHAN. HAIsT—STkwAnT--I5 Ubly, on Deo, 9, Henry Halet,formerly of Brunets,. to Mies Jennie Stewart, both of Ubly, Mich. Locum .—In Grey, on Deo, lith, Jane Little, beloved wife of Tbos.Looking, in ber 77th year. Comm.—At Ethel, on Deo. 13, Robert Scott, aged 84 years. Aa.rowx ,q' MONDAY, DEO. 21.—Farm Stook, implements, &a., St Lots 1& 2, Oon. 0, Grey, Sa'e unreaerved,ab 1 0'0100$. J. B. MoLeuohlin, Prop. F. S. Scott, Auo. TUESDAY, DES. 22.—Farm Stook, implements; &o. Lot 29, Oon 13, Grey. Sale unreserved, at 1 o'clock. Jae. & Geo. Mann, Propts.. F. S. Scott, Ano. THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. WANTED. -1 011 2 HEAVY Spring Bolts of good quality,- fillies preferred. Also a fairly goodcircular wood saw. If interested drop a pard to Box 206, Brueeels, P. 0. and Saving If there la ever a time during the whole year when you want your money to go fertbeet it is right now, Everyone likes to give. The problem le what you can give that Is worthy of giving and still bava your money go around. In both of these respeote this store oan be of eerviee to you, What to give becomes as easy matter when you have such an ample stook of desirable gifts to ohooes from as we are showing thie year. It oombinee every element of beauty, use• fulness, novelty and real worth. Many items in our stook that you' cannot get elsewhere and nothing that you - oan get elsewhere that is worth having that you cannot get here for the lowest 'obtainable prices. Aotnal bargains in goode of worthy quality are what we promise you. Come Soon We would like to impend' upon every one thedesirability of making their eeleotioue Boon. Every day will count from now until Christmas, and every day the task of making selection's if put off will only increase your worry. The prime menet be lower than they now are and the assortment will constantly grow lees. Oar stook is too large to be Som. pietely exhausted bat it is mach easier to pick your gifts before the final rush begins, Wo want to lend every antistaaoe in our power that will help make this a eat. iefaatory holiday season for you. We will be glad to see you at Fo X' s Drug Store. DEDIGREED YORKSHIRE Piga for aa10, consisting of 1 hog and 8 sows, onemonth old. Por prides apply ab Bodmin Lime works. R. B. NIOHOG- SON, Proprietor, Bolgrave P. O. 22tf Wood Wanted. Tenders will,' bo received until December 29th for Oho delivery of 100 (lords' of Good, bound, G,'oan Hard Wood 22 inches Long, to be delivered at the Brueeels Public School before the first day of Marna 1904 borders in whole or part as low as, 25 Cords will be received. R. R088, Secretary Public School Board, Brussels, Deo, 14,1006. X G AS EETNG The Holiday Season. is almost h Y os ere The Most Joyful of all the 'Year. ATURALLY the mind turns to the Christmas Gifts, What shall weive—something useful' ? Nothing g g more appropriate for Ladies than a New Dress, a Pretty Waist, Nice pair of Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Dainty Neck Ribbons, Shoes, Hosiery or Umbrella. For Gentlemen a Perfect. Fitting Suit of Clothes, a Warm Dressy Overcoat, Fine Pair Shoes, Shirts, Neck Scarf, Gloves, Ties, Collars, Cuffs, Sox, or Underwear. For the House We have just Placed in Stock a Beautiful Assort- ment of Fancy Table Covers, Fine Table Linen. Table Napkins, White Quilts, Lace Curtains and Fine Towels. -2One case of Loclieo' and 1 ease of Gentle- men's Shoes will 'be.: cleared at Cot Price on Friday. and Saturday. The balance of our Underwear at Cost Price. ' Jh1�t'l(!9u'fe'u,gn'ri'unmltnl, rt - COME TO THE MONEY SAVING SPOT ITIIETTS 7 GARFIELD BLOCIf, BRUSSELS.