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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1901-1-10, Page 8T R ,w $ a 111 S $ s A•i T his is .- SMB cruet. In the last ieeue of TRE Post' sve drew your attention to Oor White Pine and Tar Cough Drape in paekagee of Q. oaett, We have sold several aiaoe then which assume as that when reading Ton Paax the edverti90mente Of Deadnean'e Drug and Book Store are not overlooked. **e Advertising is oxponoive at the beet noleoe wework it as did a certain one: who advertised to the extent of $20,000 and aompromioed by paying only $5,000. We want, however, to pay 100 onto on the $ and wish to make the beet nee of the money we ,upend inadvertising eo would like tome blots on this subject Prem anyone willing to give it, I rather favor an advertisement that tae something that will attract the at. tention at Ohee-some part of it in large hold type—but aeeut*iug this to be e good way if not the beet, and within); in advertieo Deadman's Cough Balm fol' example, what would yon select as it heading far the advertieemont, For in stance you could take "Children Olin it" ae they invariably do ;,or we 00014 say. "No fear of Omni)," ae whoa using this remedy there ie not the least danger from thie,dread complaint. Or we could give testimonlale from those- who never nee any otherCough remedy. Whish or What shall it be 7 I would willingly give prizes' for the best hints on this if I knew how it could be decided satiefagt'orily. Could you not, Mr. Editor, have a space for hints for advertisers from the readore of your paper eo that when we advertise in Tun Donn we can get' the beet value for our money by having our advertisemeute always read. G. A. E A D A l 17 Druggist, Optician and Bookseller. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. 000THER01 ESTENOION w, 0. & B, Trains leave Brussels Station, North and South, a01oilowe : GOImo BooTn. Gerrie NORTH. Express 7:18 a.m.I Mail 2'10 p.m Mined ewe a.m.. Express 8:17 p.m otaI Erbas heirs. A ohiel'e among ye takin' notes, An' faith he'll prent it. Bono Roam. Baxnw for THE Posr. DAYS are lengthening. Soox.n blank shawl found. Ask et THE Posr. Alonz than the winked stood on slippery planes this week. A aaw general store may be opened in Brussels, so rumor says. A. O. Da>nae shipped a oar of cattle from Brussels on Thursday. RowLAND'S Bijou Comedy Co. open for a week in Brussels Town Hall next Mao. dey. Tan annual meeting of the Canadian Press Association will be held at Montreal on February 141b and 15th. RUMOR has it that "grog" WAS on tap at a few places last Monday and some of the interested parties may yet hear about it. MELVILLE Church choir will resist it the reueival exercises at Wroxeter Pres- byterianCbnrch anniversary on Monday evening next. INSTALLATION of nfflaere in the Odd Fel- lows' Lodge Thursday evening of tbie week by A. Tipling, D. D. G. M. Some Wroxeter members will also . receive degrees. HURON Co. Council will convene et Goderieb on Tuesday, 22nd inst., at 8 o'eloak. The expectations are that Bar. rioter Halt, of Goderiob, will be Warden for 1901. A Pox hunt was on the tapie teat Mon- day. Baynard reached his barrow be- fore the bounds, however, and ae none of the huntsmen were Irish enough to want to dig Mr. Fex'e life was epared for that time. CHRISTMAS GIFT.—Will. James, of See• forth, formerly of Brussels, was the reci- pient of a fine Christmas gift in the ehape of a baby boy. Our congratulations are extended to the parents and a welcome to the young gentleman aforesaid. TaouonoiUL.—Wednesday of this week the members and adherents of St. Johne ehoroh, resident on tbe 6th line of Mor• ria, presented Rev. G. J. Abey, inaum• bent, with a load of oats. It was a time. ly as well as a thoughtful gift and will do ell concerned good. CunLmo.—Ia group 3 of the Weeteru Ontario Tankard the Yollowiug games have been arranged Wingbam will play Kinosrdiue at Laaknow on Tees - day, 1601, inst., at 1 p. m. Brussels plays Wroxeter the name date at Wiagham. Luokoow nae the bye. The finale will be played at Wiagham on the 22ud. Brue- eele rinks have not had a practice gems yet but will no doubt make a move now if suitable ioe can be secured. A LADY'S white kid glove was fonud in the Town Hall Wedneeday evening of last week. It may be had at Ton Poem. Eaeo Hume Agrioaltural Society en. noel motion Wednesday afternoon of next week at the Conniff! Chamber, Brus- sels, THE Rowland Bijou Comedy Co, will be in Bruesele Town Hall all next week. They are playing to good boaeee at Windham this week. THE annual meeting of Braseele Driving Park Association will be held at the American Hotel on Friday evening, 25th inst., at o'clock. MONDAY LAST DAY,—Next Monday will be the last day of A. R. Smith's sale ae. be will commence to pack hie stook after tbet for removal to Stratford. De. J. A. McNetteamox hoe been regu- larly appointed physician for the Grand Trunk railway for this district, es mimeo - nor to Dr. Snider, removed. JAS. CORBETT, expreoe meetauger oo the W. G. & B., bad the misfortune to have the thumb andfinger of the band crushed at Kincardine on Wednesday of laet week. BRUSSELS Bohool Board will meet for. organization oo Wednesday evening of next week, The last meeting of the old Board will be held on Friday evening of this week. SAW FILER lticonRaoa owns the latest models and patterns and can get a line of special new eawe made now for any one. They will figure high, at the raise. T. MOGaEGOR, saw gnmmer and filer, Brue eels East, or McKay & Oo'e. hardware store. K. 0. T. M.—The following offioere were installed by Past Com. Somers, of Brussels Tent, No. 24, ou Tuesday even. ing :—Past Com., Peter Hogg ; Com., S. Ouster ; Lieut. Com., J. Wright; Record Keeper, A. MGGuire ; Finauoe Keeper, L. Duoford ; Chaplain, B. Dark ; ser• pent, R. Deabow ; Master at arms, John Glaeeier ; let M. of G., W. R. Mooney ; god M. of G., Wm. Griffith ; sentinel, A. J. Somers ; picket, Geo. Colvin ; J. A. McNaughton, ploys. This Tent hen over 100 members in good standing. ADrAraoa PHOTOGRAPHING.—This inter- esting and fascinating pursuit has quite a number of followers in Braseele. If you would 711,8 to join -the olub or wish to get a Gamer* or anything in connection, by calling at G. A. Deadman'e drug and book stole yon can get fall inetruationa. At the Met meeting of the club Rev, R. S. G. Anderson, of Wroxeter was re -ap- pointed President; and Rev. Jno. Ross, B. A., vice President ; with Jae. Jones, jeweler, as Secretary and Treasurer. It may cost 25c to join the slab but as they do praotioal work at their monthly gatherings the information received ie worth many times that amount, L. 0. T. Al. OPPIOaae,—The following officers were installed in oonneotioe with Riverside Hive, L. 0. T. M., No., 815, Bream's, on Tuesday evening of this week :—Paet Lady Com., Mre. N. Mo. Lauahlio ; Lady Com., Mre. A. McGuire t Lieut. Com., Mre. P. Ameot ; Record keeper, Miee Jean Ritabie ; Aeet. record keeper, Miss Joeie Buchanan ; Finance keeper, Mre. W. F. Stewart ; Chaplain, Mrs. D. C. Rose ; physician, Dr. Mo - Naughton ; sergeant, Miee Maggie Mo. Arta ; Mistress et Arms, Miee Leather. dale ; Sentinel, Mre. G. Colvin ; picket, Miee Dolly Beaker ; organist, Miee Jean MoLanoblio. Hive is doing well. DIED.—Last Sunday Amaryllis Lenore, infant daughter of Eli and Mrs. Moore, died at the residence of her grandfather, Elmo, where she was taken ill a short time ago with spinal meningitic. The little girl was 9 months and 8 days old. Funeral took place on Monday afternoon to Elma Centre cemetery, Rev. Mr. Mo. Lead, of Atwood, conducting the service. Sympathy is felt by relatives and friends with the parents in the decease of their daughter. Mre. Moore ie a daughter of Divtelon Court Clerk Hunter, of Brae eels, and Mr. Moore ie a brother to M. H. Moore, V. 8,, of this town, Both Mr. Hunter and Mr. Moore attended the funeral, Wm: high wind. Wedneeday night Bob,t3ohnetgn wen Isere from Wing• brought down the emOke stack at W, z', ham on Monday. Pitewart'e flour Mill. Mise Mat eohlan le vlolting her oonein, Iv 14 reported that B. B. Swale beadle, Miee Lizzie MoNeughtoo, John street, posed of the Swale property on Turn. Brneaele. berry atreot to Lewis Helton, Of Listowel, Mr, MnDiarnlid, overener of the Wand. for something over $1500. 0000)1 College, wee visiting tit ANL Boott's Nen Monthly Horse Fair WOE be bald Wednesday, in Bruesele On Thursday, January net. J, E Brethaar, Ilia well known stook. man of Burford, was bore last week on it businesa trip. Mies Ethel Creighton is Lome f.ir a holiday vieit from her millinery situation at Grand valley. Mr. Campbell, of the Garfield Boogie, wee in London for a few days thie week On a hueineea trip, Mrs, Donald Scott is Rome better since about a pint of matter was removed by the doctor from her right hip. Miee Polly Sample, Milliner, ia, here from Manitoba on a holiday visit. Bile will attend the Spring 'Millinery Open. ing* before returning, Miee Mary Oliver ie 111 at the !tome of her deter, Mrs. 300, L80ki0, . Toronto, Diptkeria 18 the ailment. We. hope .ebe will Boon be all right again. Mre. Barbara. Straohan is back tome after an absence of several months at St. A number of sales were made at last Fair and the attendance was large. WE understand that the Bale Of the Button property wbiob wee advertised in our aolumne to take plane on Deo, 22nd loot and at that timeadjourtted until Jan. 12th, will Dow eland over until further natio() has been given, CEAs, KAnconand wife will move to Brueele this week from London, Mr. Bargee will insist hisfather.in•btw, Wm, Bittern'', in the butobering bosinees, help being neeeeeary owing to the recent re. moval of Jae. Bleabill to Ypeilanti, lYlioh. Ton grocery and bakery of Mre, Bal. lantyne will shortly be taken over by her con, James Ballantyne, who is now in the employ of A, R. Smith. Mr, Ballon • tyn8 will go to Stratford with Mr. Smith and help get the stook in shape before leaving him. AN OLD AND HIGHLY EeTEnooD Bee DENT DIES,—Early'rueeday morning the spirit of Mary Maisel), relict of Neil McLean, wee palled away. She had at. tained the royal age of nearly 88 years. Mre. MoLean was born at the Isle of Mull, Scotland, where she was also mar- ried. They came to Canada in 1849, locating at Bullook'e Corners; near Dan dao, Her husband died a week alter the arrival, of inflammation, only being ill three hears, leaving tbe widow with three little children, the fourth being born a few months after the degrease of Mr. Ma. Lean. Io 1857 Mre. MoLean took op lot '2, eon. 7, Grey, her eldest eon, Murdoch, dying the same Fall, aged 13 years. Donald MaLauehlin purchased the farm in 1877 and atter a sojourn in a home 11 miles North of Braseels, Mrs, McLean and her daughter-in•law, .Mre. Neil MoLean, (whose husband paid Nature's debt 26 years ago, being ill for 14 months,) took up their residence on Prinoese street, Brussels, 9 year* ago. The euhjeot of this notice had been in poor health for the past 23 years, the ailment at the first being hemorrhage of the longe. Through those long years ebe hem been carefully and faithfully nursed and attended by Mre. MoLean, mentioned above, whose devotion was a subject of remark many times. Deceased wee a faithful member of the Piesbyterian Obnroh for many years and was pronounced of a sterling character. In health obs was a pattern of industry end few would have had the perseverance she had in fighting life's battles. Coneomptioo took away her four children. Flora dying 29 years ago aged 24 years and her eon, Hector, passed away in Feb. 1877. For a few days before Mre. MoLean died ebe was io o comotoeecondition bet had more than once expreeeedher willingness to depart. The funeral will take place from her late. reeideooe on Friday afternoon of this week at 2.80 o'clock. Service at 2, MAgractoNIAL.—By notice elsewhere in this ieece it will be observed that Mise M. A. daughter of Jae. and Mre. Kelly, Mill street, Brussels, was united in mar- riage on Christmas Day with James Me Dole, of Cypress River, Manitoba. The eeremooy was performed at the home of W. E. McLeod, brother•in.law of the bride, Cypress River. The many old friends of hire. MoDole in this locality will heartilyy unite in wishing her and her husband many happy, prosperous years. GOING To STnaraoRD.—After a 0000088• fel business career of nearly a quarter of a century in Bruneele and locality A. R. Smith, the well known merchant, has de• aided to remove to a wider Geld and tae selected Stratford as the base of oper- ations. He will remove next week hav- ing rented a large store opposite the Al- bion Hotel. While sorry to Bee Mr. Smith remove from Brussels THE POST believes it expresaeo the eentime010 of his many frieode in wishing him every enc. 0808 and also commending him to the good people of Stratford add surrounding country. • BHELDnx'e Nnw Boow.—A new book by Charles M. Sheldon, the famous author of "In Hie Steps," never fails to excite the interest of thousands of readers. "Born to Serve" is the title of the latest book by Mr. Sheldon, and the advanoed oheete indicate a very strong book indeed, one of thrilling botanist to the thoughtful reader, one in whioh with a master's band many of the bankers of Boatel life, of domeetio onhappioeee, of the broader woman problem, of ebeiel redeem at the vitals of eooiety—are laid bare, with onl- tared delioaoy, hot none the 'esti with graphic uoflinohiog truth. The Cane. diem righte.have been sectored by The Poole Publishing Company, Toronto, but a8 the etnry will not appear In book form for Dome time the publiehere will run it as a eetial.in The Presbyterian Review, beginning with bile Moue of the 3rd fret„ time enabling the readers of that paper to have this Moet intereatiog work in ad. venue, People We Know. S. B. Smale, of Listowel, was in town on Monday. Mise Blakeman ie visiting at Drayton and other pointe. Mise Mildred Soott returned from Tor - 001O legit Monday. Dr. J. M. Moore, of Toronto, was here for a few days last week. We congratulate Co. Connaillor Miller on his re-eleetioo in Div. No. 8, L. J. Nisbet, of New Hamburg, was a visitor at S. T. Plum's last week. N. B. Gerry and John Patlond, of Blyth, were in town on Monday. Rev. and Mre. Holmes were vtelting at Wingham for a day or so this week. Rev. Jno. Rase, 13. A., was in Toronto for a couple of days this week on bees nese. Roy Clemente, of Blenheim, is in town having taken a position in A. R, Smith's store. Robert Downing is able to be down street once more bat is not fully rebover- ed yet. George Olvar, wife and ehild were visiting friends in the locality of Gorrie this week. Richard Hill, teacher in Dundee, was bare for a few days visiting hie father, Jno. Hill. Mrs. Mitchell, Mill street, tae been on the eiok list but we hope she will soon be ae well as ever. Fred. Gilpin returned to Ohioago Den• tal College last Saturday after his Christ. mac holidays here. R H. and Mre. Green, of Trowbridge, were in town for a few days vielting the latter's mother, Mre. Barrie. Mrs. Walter Jaekeon bee been on the sick list this week with bronchitis. We hope she will soon be all right. Leon F. Jackson left for Guelph on Tuesday intending to visit there for a few days before returning to Toronto. Miee Hattie Downing rammed her studies at Goderioh Collegiate last Mon• day after an enjoyable holiday in Bras - eels. August Kabel and Mies Carrie, of Hartford, Mich., are visiting at P. Ament's. They are nephew and nefae of Mr. Ameot. Harold, youngest son of Councillor and Mrs. Gerry, has been on the sick list bot the little lad is now doing firet.rate, we are glad to report. Ira Parker, who is ill with typhoid fever at Guelph hospital, bas been very eiok bat is doing better now and we hope will soon be convalescent. James Baker, of Michigan, was visiting hie brother-in•law, Jobo Hill, Queen street. It 83 years since he was here and be notes many changes, Mies Lizzie Sample left for London Conservatory on Monday. She went to Ohatbam and attended the wedding anti• vereery of a cousin before resuming her etndiee. Robt. Mainprizo and Miee Olive at. tended the funeral of Oliver Gilobriet, of Winghom, on Monday of this week. The dmoessed and Mr. Mainprizs were old friends. James Innee, eon of Poetmaeter I0ne0, Jamestown, ie spending `a few days in Brne0ele poetoffioe acquainting himself with the Money Order Department as the Jamestown office is to have a Money Order branch added to it in the near futute. Tne Poo is pleased to beat that Harris Hamilton, who has been the junior in the Standard Bank here,.bas been pro- moted to be Teller, &o. It is certainly to hie credit and we wish him oontinned su00008. A junior will take Mr. Hamil. toe's former place. Gnaxn Tnuno ENOIxns.—Advioee have baso received. at tbe head °Moe of the Grand Trunk Railway Company, that the twelve sample mogul freight l000mo tives now betiding at the Brooke and Dixon Com anieo' ebope in the United States, will be ready for delivery in about three weeks. The engiOBS are of the "900 olaee,' similar to the moguls built at the company's Point St. Oherles shops. They were designed by Frank W. Morse, superietendant of motive powers, the d,meneione being es follows :—Cylinders, 20 by 26 inches ; total weight of l000mo. Live, loaded, 161,970 pounds ; total weight of tender, loaded, 112,000 pounds, with driving wheels sixty-two inches in diem• eter ontside of tire • water capacity of tank, 4,500 U. 8. gallons ; coal capacity of tender, 28,000 pounds, working steam pregame, 200 pounds. The bailers each contain 288 tubes, two inches is diameter and eleven feet, eleven inohee in length. The engines are eqipped with Weetiog• house•Ameri0an brakes and train signals. The twelve engioee mentioned in the foregoing, together with the twenty.four of the same series now being completed at Point et. Charles, will be put into service on the Western and middle dials - ions of the eyetem, where, by the im• provements made on the roadbed, it is possible to inareahe the train loads from 26 to 88 per pent. Catharines. She also visited at Guelph and Elora. We are pleased to state that her health has greatly improved, Will. Halpenby has taken a position in A M. McKay & Oo'e hardware store. He should make a oompetent band. all, Williamson will take Mr. Halpenny'e pleoe at the sale stable, John street. A. MoCuteheon, wife and eon. of Win- nipeg, who were visiting here, 1. •ve gone to Buffalo, N. Y., to visit 'Tit -. Town, Mre. Modutobaon'e father, and they will ales go to Ottawa calling at B"easels on their return trip. Misses EdithllfoLaaohlio, Mary For• bee and Biala Straohan have returned to Listowel Bosineo College and Miens Georgie Roes and Mabel Zimmer to the Collegiate in the same town. May 800. cess attend every one of them. A. Koenig, formerly of Brussels, was Mooted n member of Mitthell town Coon - oil last Monday. He will make a careful alderman and the Kimbell peop'e most think sotoo ae he headed tbe poll, His bid friends in town wish him 0000005. Business Locals. MANITOBA flour for Bale. A. C. BAEICER. CAea for butter and eggs. A. Ooueley. FLOUR and feed always in stook and sold at right prices. A. 0. BAEREU. A. 0. BANKER received a oar of flour this week and now o,rrieefour brands of Manitoba. CARPET WsAvx , Am prepared to ot• tend to the wants of the militia in the weaving of rag carpet. Satisfaction ae- Bored. BORT. ANDERSON, Elizabeth et. I UAYS. a quantity of first clave saws for sale ata bergoin or eon exchange for towe that are not in working order. Yours for business, T. MOGREGOR, Sow gummer and filer, Brneaele. WANTED—Ohoioe roll butter, 190 cash ; 22o trade. There's quite a speedy span of dark steppers that oan take even Har- old H'e measure. No. 1 Miok or Fox, $3.00. G. E. KING, Wingham, ANY one wishing eawe gummed and sharpeued and made to the latest to out fast and easy can have this workdone at any time now by saw filer, T. McGurn - eon, at the old stand !last of Brussels. HOUSEHOLD furniture, banging lamps, stoves, &c., by private sale. May be eerie any Saturday. Having Bold my residence I wish to dispose of the brut. tore also. Apply 00 JOHN Ronn, 24.4 Bruesele South. 8T74X.D4., .D LUXE 07 c./I,Nt/L . OgSs'S.A,=7.4SO*r;4a: d.t37ree HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO CAPITAL PAID UP (One Afillion Dollars) BUST . . $1,000,000 $700,000' Agencies ill oil prineipal pointe in Ontarie, Quebec, Manitoba, Ilnitod $tater (E' 1Tngiand, RIPOWI M8 NelOr7it'',. A General. Banking Bueineee Transacted, Farmers' Nettie Dieoounted. Drafte Iesurd and Collections made on all pointe, SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT, Interest allowed on deposits of 31,00 and upwards and (impounded half yearly. Branum ATroNTIgN man TO Tax OOLLEOTION or FAnooao' BALE NOTES, Every facility afforded Cuatomere living ata dietanoe. payable at any bank issued Under MO:07 011101/0 at the following rates ;— $10 to 7 $10,.., 80. 120 to Vie..,.12o $20,.,,1Qo, • 80 to 40....140 .om.,®® _. BoLuan --Io Grey, on Jan. 9th, to Mr. and Mre. John Bolger, a daughter. COOPER.—In Brussels, on Jan. 2, to Mr. and Mre, Jae. Cooper, a daughter. James.—At Seaforth, on Deo. 251b, to Mr. and Mre, Will. James, a eon. s.LAzza;zz:ela. MODOLE--KELLY.-At the residenoe of Mr, W. E• McLeod, brother•in•law of the bride, Cypreee River, Man., on Christmas Day, by Rev. W Clark, B. A., incumbent of Cypress River, Mr. James MaDole, of Cypress River, to Mine M. A. Kelly, daughter of Mr. and Mre. Jae, Kelly, of Brneaele. 872'CTSSFa2.,S SO AR=> 0S.. Pall Wheat ... 62 62. Barley ...... .. 86 87 Peas 56 67 Oats 26 25 Batter, tube and rolls 17 18 Eggs per dozen 14 16. Floor per owt. 2 00 2 00 Potatoes (per bash.):..,25 25 Apples (per bag) 50 50 Sheep ekino,each 80 1 00 Lamb skins each 25 25 Salt per bbl., retail 1 00 70 Hay per ton 7 00 8 00 Hideo trimmed 6 6;} Hideo rough 5 5 Hoge, Live 8 00 6 OD. Wool 15 131 In the Surrogate Court of the County of Huron. Notice to Oreditors: Cat nttdian N ewe. Hamiota, Man., was vieited by a dee. tractive fire. London Liberals will banquet C. S. Hyman, M. P , on January 81. Alexander McQuaoket', a young Soatoh• man was found dead near D. Armit's. oamp, Manitoba, frozen to death. A sale of 42 heavy draught colts was held at Guelph by Meeare. R'ewart & Burton, of fort MacLeod, Alberta. The women students of the Weeteru 'University, London, are to give a play 0u the evening of Jan. 17 founded on Tenny son's "Princess." Canada will have 19,761 square feet of epaae at the Glasgow Exhibition. 8,961 feet in the main building and 10,800 feet in the Canadian building. The Toronto News, speaking of the open gaming that is carried on In that city, Saye that "Toronto has become a sort of gamblers' 'parodies." Mre. Wm. Thornton, of West Oxford, was killed at Woodstock. She waedriv• ing up a.hfll, when a trolley oar ran into the buggy, throwing her under a load of wood. Looking over the poet office statistics, it ie to be Been that of the seven Provin- oes, Ontario contributed the greatest amount to the mail matter posted during the year, its record being as follow, :— Lettere, 90,062,500 ; poet Dards, 17,800,• 000 ; regietered lettere, 2,062,600 ; free lettere, 4,750,000 ; paellas of meroban- dive, 1,960,000. Qnehee Dame second, with the following florae :—Lettere, 46,- 260,000 ; post north, 4,860,000 ; register. ed lettere, 1,060,000 ; free lettere, 585,000; packets of merchanise, 475,000. La grippe has reached Toronto in epi - demi() form. Many family physicians reported Wednesday that its presence was no longer denied. It isnot, however, nearly so malignant es in 1891, the last year whenit became epidemic, and few evil effects are anticipated. Dr. Powell, a prominent pra0titioner, gays that in a number of oaeee obeervedby him, lagrippe is accompanied by jeuodiee, a dram. stenos that be tae nor noted elsewhere. In the East end of theoity doatore say that that infiueenza i0 not accompanied by luog affection, while in the West the ex. pedants is the opposite. This would seem to indicate that the disease was introdnoed in the East by a different germ than that which Gauged it in the West End. The big departmental storms have escaped so far but a good many mercantile oetab. lishmente are crippled, All person a havirg claims against the estate of Rachel Spence, late of the village of Ethel, in the County of Huron, widow, (damaged) who died on or about the seventh day of December. A. D., 1900, are notified to send or deliver to Wm. Bpenoe, at Ethel P. O., the Exeeutor•of the estate, on or before the 20011 day of January, 1901, a statement of their claims, duly verified, and after the last mentioned date the Executor will die. tribute the assets of the estate among those entitled thereto. having regard- only to snob.claims as shall have then been reoeiaed. And the Executor will not be liable for the assets oI the estase or any part thereof to any person of whoa° claim notice .ehall not then have been received, This notice is pursuant to 'the statute 111 that'behalf A. RENTER, Agent for Executor. Dated Brussels Jan. 10, 1001. mcam- Moonu.—Io Elma, on Jan. Oth, Amaryllie Lenore, daughter of Mr. and Mre. Eli Moore, aged 9 months and 8 days. MOLEAN.—In Brussels, on Jan,' 9, Mary, relict of the late Neil MoLean, aged 85 years, 10 Menthe and 25 days. Funeral Friday afternoon at 2,80 o'olook. Bnnans,—In Winthrop, on Wedneeday, Jan. 0th, Robert Bbiele, egad 83 years, 9 monthe and 9 days. 3. 10, GORDON, Amen?. .H.'C'lCTxoro SAT+n7, TUESDAY, JAN.. 22.—Farm stook et Lot 3, Con, 13, Hallett. Sale, unreserved, at 1 o'clock. L, L. Tasker, proprietor ; F. S. Scott, auctioneer. ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN. 0040 otovee for Bale—one large and one medium in prlme working order for cele at half prion. Gatti:lemaeo to house—no use foretovee. J. D. RONALD. THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. GOOD FARM HAND WANT- ED at ones by the year, D. Ma$EN- Z110, Lot 18, Con. 18, Grey, Walton P. 0. COMFORTABLE, WELL lighted and oonveulent rooms to let in the Leckie block over G,.A. Dead man's end Mrs. Rogers' Stores, Apply to F. S.800TT. TIMBER FOR BALE.—A FEW 1 -aoree of standing hardwood, suitable for either stove or cordwood for sale. Sold in quantities tosuit ppurobesers. JAB. BMILLIE, Lot 6, Con. 18, Grey, Walton P.0.- STRAYED ON THE PREM - 0005 of the undersigned, Lot 00, Con. 18, Grey, an aged ram. The owner is request- ed to prove property,pay expenses and take the animal away. JO. MoNAIIG13T, 28.4 ' Monerleff P.O. —PAPER BANGING, DECOR ATENG and Hones Painting done in Workmanlike manner and on short notice. Have had three yearn' experience in city work. Terms reasor able. Give me a cell. 26 W.J. JOHNSTON, Walton. THORO' BRED DURHAM Balls for sale, aged 1 year aid 8 months, respectively. Goodanimate with good pedigrees. ..The first mentioned took god prize at East Huron Fall Show. 1900.in a eloee of 9. Prices right. JAS. SPEIIO, Lot 80, Con. 8, Morrie, Brieselo P.O. -28• ANNUAL MEETING. Walton Cheese and Batter Factory. The annual meeting of the Walton Union Cheese and Butter Co. will be held at Me - Rim's Hotel, Walton, on Tuesday, Jan. 22nd, 1901, at 1 o'olook p. m. Every shareholder le particularly requested to he preeont as the question of Belling the factory will be d1s- eueeed. T110e. M0PADZBAN, Proeldentl R. H. FERGUSON, Secretary, 20.2 JrA. '10, 1901.' E nterpris in Farmers Use H.erba. earn If you want your animals •to thrive well, work well and look. well; feed HERBAGEUM. If you keep Cows for milk, butter or cheese and 'are fattening Calves, Cattle or Hogs, use HEERBAQEUM, 60o, per 4 lb. bag .—AT - Fox's Drug Store. MEETING OF THE HURON 000NTF COUNCIL. The Council of the Corporacion of the County of Huron will meet In the 0ounolf Chamber in the Town of eoderioh, on Thee - day, the 2204 day of the 90800nt mouth, at 8 o'olook in the afternoon. WM.LANE, Clerk. Dated at Goderioh 8th day o1 January, 1901 ANNUAL MEETING. The annual meeting of the Bruesele Driv. ing Park Association for the eleotion o3 0111- eers, the receiving of the report of tui Dir- ectors for the p eat year and such other bust. nese as maybe lawfully brought before the meeting, will be held at the Amerio.nHotel on Friday evening, January 25th 1001, ab 8 o'olook, P. a. SCOTT. Secretary, EAST HURON AIM. •SOCIETY. ANNUAL MEETING. The annual meeting of the -members of: the East Huron Agricultural Society wilt be held in the Town Hall, Brunets, ea Wednee- day, January 30011,1901, at 1 o'olook p. m., for the purpose of receiving and passing the an- nual reports, electing Omaers and Directors and the transaction of other business. JAS. FERGIIBON, President; D. STEWART, Boo rotary. IIARM FOR SALE. -I OFFER for sale Lot 15, Con. 8, Morris, omelet. Ing of 100 gores, more or lees, 05 cleared , 60 acres seeded down 90 acres Fan ploughed ,12 Korea in Fall wheat. Barn 00x70, with stone stabling underneath. Also dwelling house. Possession to suit. purchaser. For ,further particulars apply on the premises or to the proprietor. Price and terms reasonable. 440- THOS. FORBE8, Wingham P.O, Notice of Transfer. ETI-IEL. HOTEL. NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to the regulutione in that behalf, that I, the un- dersigned, have applied for a transfer of the Hotel Lie en OP granted to MONS Henry, and that the said transfer will be oomplied and signed to by the Commissioners altertbe second publication of this aotioe, as requir- ed by law, P, GORDNER. Dated at Ethel, January 9011, 1001. �® Mum, STRICTLY ONE PRICE o THE LOWEST. LT.A..1\17.7.A.IR75r IirCTOILTEIB We are looking for a big January turn -over. With the three coldest months of Winter yet to come there is bound to be a big demand fur heavy goods. Stocks all over the store are ready for all demands that may be made upon them and there will be many a bargain for careful shoppers in Winter stuffs that we want moved out before the stock taking. You'll get your money's worth and more buying any of these— Dress Goods for January. Drees Goode Buyers will save money here in January ; there is many a line of seasonable and at. traobive Drees Strife that we would like to Bell the last of ' them before the month i0 out. Here are some of them :— Dress Goode at 210— New Fancy Plaid Drees Goode, suitable for Children's wear, or Ladies' Waiete, 36 inches wide, tegolar prioe 30e, January prioe 21o. Drees Goode at 22a- 10 pieces only 86 limb pure wool Coating Berge, in Bleak, Blown, Navy, Green, Garnet, Cardinal, real value 80o, special January price, 22o. At $8.25 per Costume of 6 yards - 6 only dress lebgthe, Fancy Blank Drees Goode in small, neat designs, regular price $4,50, January price, 93.25. At $4.50 per Costume 20 only areae lengbhe 6 yards nob in Black Bilk and wool Figured Cre- pouoe, all new degigne this season and worth regular, $6,00 and $7.00 per costume, January pride $4 50. Mantle Goods for January. We have sold more &Iauble Goode than ever before. It will pay us to sell what we have left in stook now, even at a loos, than Garry them. into next season. That's why we are quoting prions like the following for January :- 3 pieces heavy Nigger head mantling in Brown, Navy and Blaok, extra value at 9126, for January selling No. 2 onde, Fawn and Black fine quaint'', Beaver Mantling, real value 91,76, for January selling $1.25. 1 piece heavy Ourl B1aolr Mantling, good value at $1.50, January selling 91 25. 8 pieces fanny fine Curl Mantling in Grey, Cardinal and Cream, real value $1.• 76, for January selling 91 35. BIG REMNANT SALE ! Before stock taking we have placed every short end on hand in the Rem- nant Pile and on Friday morning we will offer them at prices that makes buying easy. Besides ends of Prints, Cottons, Wrapperettes, Flannels, Plaids and Flannelettes, there. are 60 or 60 pieces of Dress Goods which will be cleared out at almost one -half their regular prices: You'll find unusual Bargains all over the store. J. Fier son ttS CoA DRY GOODS and GROCERIES.