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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1901-1-17, Page 8For Horses .,a,-..=,:.....,m-....,..�......o, ForCattle, . For Sheep For Pigs For Poultry Remove:doe. An animal will not thrive as it should when ideated with floe, We have what will remove tbie troublesome Peet. Call in aed let us allow you our stool(. Oan give you anything in the market that ie sold for 91118 purpose. Give Appetite. .An animal will not thrive well if it does not at well, aed not only this but they alipoid digest well. Our Condition Powder will do the work. We have also Herbageum that many are 08108 if you would like to give it a trial, Rens Lay. It pays to have Hens lay early. We have Poultry Spioe and Poultry Panacea, both for this purpose, and Instant Lnuee Killer to remove any vermin. Won't yon try a package? G. A. DEADMAN Druggist, Optic tan and Bookeeller. DRANO TRUNK RAILWAY. SOUTHERN EBTEN8ION W. O. & B. Trains leave Brueeele Station, North and South, as follows GOING. SOUTH, GOING NORTH. Exureee 7:18 a.m. Mail 2.10 p.m 9A Mixed 6 a.m. Express 8:17 p.m Taal Ntius 1 Jielres. A chiefs amang ye takin' notes, An' faith he'll prent it. 00. Cowen. meets on Toeeday of next week. FOURTH Division Court on Wednesday, Feb. 6th. ANOTHER change of business is on the tapie in Brussels. MONTHLY Horse Fair, Brueeele, Oil Thursday, 31st inst. A, R. SMITH is moving hie stook to Stratford this week. $6.25 per cwt. was paid for hogs on Brussels market this week. JAS. TURNBULL is the new ohairman of Brueeel4 Sobool Board. He will fill the bill. T. P. Snail, the eye specialist, will be at Jae, Fox's drug store ou Wednesday, 30th inst. Tug smoke stack at W. F. Stewart's mill, that came down with a r,oeat wind storm, bas been pot back in its plane. D. EWAN has Bold 40 new cutters this Winter and 8 set of bobeleighe. He ie getting ready to boom the buggy baei- nees and baa set 200 as the standard of sates to be made daring 1901. AN open skating rink is being prepared at the corner of John and Market streets., the site of the former Maitland skating. rink, by Geo. McLaao111in and Wm. Murr. The weather is a trifle against ice making. AT the funeral of the late Mre. Mo• Lean Friday afternoon of last week, Rev. Jno. Rose, B. A., conducted tbe service. The pall bearers were Thos. and James stra nt. Sam- ohap, Rngh and Ina. Lamont. u 1 Barr and Daniel MoLean. Among friends attending from a distance were : Mrs. Edward Dapple, of Tnokeremith; J. K. Riohardeou and Geo. Smith, of Seaforth; and D. H. and Mrs. Clamp - bell, of Molesworth. A mow bell will likely have to be par- e/lased for the tower on the eohool house as the old one has got beyond repair it ie thought. Janitor Marr has to climb to tbe tower every time it is rung these days. The hell was manufactured by the late W. R. Wilson and was a gift to the town by the late F. 0. Rogers and did duty et the Town Hall until replaoed by the new one. Il the Property Com, . mittee of the eohool find that the bell cannot be repaired tbey have authority given them to buy a new one. GREY BRANCH DxaEOTORe.—At a meet- ing of Grey Branch Agl. Society Direc- tors, held on Wednesday afternoon of this week, W. H. Kerr wag re-elected Secretary Treasurer for coming year. It was decided to offer the Riding Society 8250 to hold East Heron Fall Fair in Broaeele, A Committee, coneieting of President, Vice President and Secretary, was appointed to report on aoet of en• larging and repairing the present Agri. cultural Hall, next meeting to be held on Wednesday, Feb. 13, at 2 o'olook. Bove os SaoTLAND.—At the annual meet• ing of Oamp "Ben Lomond," S. 0. S., on Tueeday of last week the following officers were elected for 1901 :—Past Chief, D. Stewart ; Chief, Wm. Martin ; Cbieftain, A. Stewart ; Rea. -Sea., A. Strachan ; Fiu.•Seo., D. 0. Roes ; Chaplain, J. H. Cameron ; Marmbal, Angus Lamont i Standard Bearer, Wm. Bobb; senior Guard, A. Adama; junior Guard, John Robb ; Piper, Thos. Ballantyne ; Med. Examiner, Dr. Moblaughtoo ; represe0 tative, Wm. Martin. The Order is in a healthy and proeperons condition and gaining steadily in membership. Tbe members of Camp Ben Lomond intend holding a eooial meeting some time in February. Grand Oamp will meet in Toronto next June. SHALL BLAIN.—The Stratford Beacon of Tuesday, gays of a well known former Brueselite :—A small fire broke out in the dry goods store of Meters, Duncan Ferguson & Co., last night about 11. o'olook, which, had it not been noticed in time might have resulted Seriously. A sparkfromthe large are Lamp fell among acme handkerchiefs and soaks which had been placed on the end of the counter, getting them on fire. Policeman O'Don- nel while on his roaode notioed the blaze end immediately sent in the alarm. The brigade arrived in short order and after ooneiderabl0 difhoulty forced an entrance sod threw the burning artiolee out into the snow. The door was damaged eon- adorably, having to break off both looks' with the pike. The damage amounted to about $25, which 10 covered by inear- anal. The firemen deserve oredit for the judgment .whish they used in not break. fag the glees in the doors although the otowd 0ritlaized theta eomewbet severely, for not doing c0 and in not aging ohgmi. oale to extinguish Ilio blaze, both of which would have caused ooneidetable damage, QUITn a blizzard was on deck on Wed- nesday afternoon. HRAa1Na bolts are coming in at a lively rate to the Ament mill. Tele new smoke stack for the Enter- prise Salt Works name to hand this week. h 0. RICHARDS ie etooli taking this week so look out for epactal bargains when he is through. AN Incandescent electric light will be placed in front of Melville ohurob to aid in dispersing the darkness. Bhossma curlers play at Wroxeter on Thursday of this week. The result waenot known when THE Pon want to press. 09101IEN Pox is making a tour in Brus- sels and calling on a good many families. La grippe and influenza ie also paying oloee attention to businees. A. M. McHox secured another new hand on Thursday of last week. The young gentleman's name is McKay and he will board with Mr. A. Di„ for a time at leant. Ooe returned and returning Canadian soldier boyo from South Africa have met with wbat a genuine Irishman would call "Coed Mille Faiths," What does it mean ? BY advertisement in Tom Poen it will be observed that the J. J. Livingston estate is offered for .sale by tender. In the Bale is inolnded the Brussels Flax mill, honee and lot and farm. THE POST IS in receipt of a volume en- titled "Esoulapiue," from the pen of Jno. A. Copland, Editor of the Harrieton Tribaue. He is quite a story teller, having perhape a dozen real stories to hie credit. EAST Hamm Farmers' Institute will 0008808 in tbe Town Hall, Brut/eels, on Thursday afternoon of next week. An evening meeting will also be held. The public cordially invited to both. Outside speakers will be A. 0, Ballman, New Dundee, and J. Totten, of Walkertan. AN old friend in Indian Head, N. W. T., remitting hie subscription to THE Poor for 1901 writes, "We eojoy THE Pose more than ever now au it is about our only source of news from our old Mends iu Braeaela and looality." AladY writing from Detroit says•— :—"We enjoy your p,per with its fresh Supply of home news every week." GooD Loans.— Last Tuesday Wm. Bird and Wm. Meradzean hauled two loads of maple loge from L. MoNeil'e bush, 14th oon., to Brunets, a distance of 7 miles. Bird's load weighed 18,900 pounds gross and MoFadzean'e 11,400. The sleighs were made by D. Ewan. The first mentioned load only laoked 100 pounds of 7 ton. Wboee team beats that is the question ? G. T. R. Noree.—Tbe pay ear was through here on Wednesday,—Improve. menta have bean made to the eeotion honee in the any of new roof, door, do.— Export grain ebipping ie lively.—Among the shipments from Brueeele during the past week are 7 oars of wheat by A. Backer for Portland ; 6 oars of wbeat by R, Graham for the same point ; oar of cattle by A. C. Dames; Nod a oar of hogs by Geo. Beet. RAMUBA DAY. The days between the 18tH and 20ch of February, 1900, will be memorable in the history of the South African war. The part taken by the Canadian troops on that day when "the lion of the North"—General Cronje—was forded to surrender will be spoken of as a work worthy of any regiment. The poli Hon they occupied is clearly depicted En the victors which The Weekly Globe is giving free 90 ite yearly eubearibere. A Maple copy can be seen at tbi8 office. It ie certainly worthy of a place in every Canadian home. HURON OLD Bols, A meeting Of the Huron Old Boys' Association of Toronto, was held in tbe Temple Buildiog, the President, J. S. Wiilieon, presiding. Very eatiefaatory reports oovering the proceedings of the Aeeooiatioa during the year were received and the following officers were elected :—President, Hogh MoDinth ; Viae President, W. R. Miller ; Secretary, E. Fioody ; Treasurer, Dr. Wm. Sloan ; Executive, Walter Scott, W. E. Groves, T. W. Gibson, E. J. 13. Danoan, Thos. McGillicuddy, John Robertson, M. Parkinson, Roger Croaker, - J. FL WEllEeon: D. Weiemiller, Gordon Waldron, W. Prendergast, G. A. Smitb, W. 0. MoTaggart, J. R. Lyons, Rev. J. A Turnbull, R. A. Walker, R. H. Holmes. It was deoldad to hold a sooiat reunion Borne time before the aed of February. I. 0. O. F, --The installation of offidere in connection with Western Star Lodge, No. 149, 1, 0. 0. F., Brussels, took place on Thursday evening of last week, D. D. G. M. Tipling, doing the work. Chairs are filled for tbe term by the following brethren :—J. P. G., S. T. Plum ; N. G., Frank Lambie ; V. G., W. 'Pbomeon Bee. Seo., W. H. MoOraoken ; Fin. Seo., Elam. Wilton ; Treas., F. 8. Scott ; War. den, Jae. Jones ; Con., J. Rae; Chap„ R. Leatherdale ; L G., H, It, 13111099 ; 0. G., W. Martin ; Phyeioian, Dr. McNaughton ; R. 8. N. G„ J. B. Humphries ; L. B. N. G., W. Grewar ; R. S. V. S., R. Henden. eon ; L, S. V. G., J. Thomson ; R. S. S., G. Mooney ; L. S. S., A. Hewitt. Tbe Lodge is in a beaithy condition having 81 members on the roll and a balance of $609.00 in their treasury. Meetings are held every Thoreday evening in their line Lodge room in the Graham blook. T tU taELk$,iO$ COMING ! COMING I T. P. Smith, EYE SPEOIAI-IST, Graduate of New York, Philadelphia and. Toronto Optloal Collogee, will be at FOX'S DRUG STORE, 13BUSSELS, ONE PAY ONLY, Wednesday, Jan, 30th. Call early and avail yourself of hie valuable eervioes. BxA.I11NA'IYON 189EE. E. 0. Dusaoan & BON, have rented the store being vaoated by A. R. Smith and will move there shortly. They purpose enlarging their etook in the ready made olothing and gents' furnishing line. W. W. HAnoxe is away to London thie week attending the Western Dairymen's Aesooiation. Mr. Barrie ie the Superin- tendent of the Dairy Exhibit, oomprising both oheaee and butter, which are judged and awarded prizes. T. B. Miller was the judge. LICENSE 0010MIaeIONeRe.—The appoint• ment of the following gentlemen as licence Oommieeionere has been gazetted :— West Huron—Samuel Sloan, Jas. Ste vena, Hugh MoQnarrie ; East Elurg— George Fortune, George Mardis, Alex. ander Littlejohn ; South Huron—David D. Wilson, Peter Douglas, Henry Doyle. 1 07LAND'B Bijou Comedy Co. are play• tag in the Town Hall this weak and drawing large hooses. Berry Goa," was given Monday evening ; "Woman agaioet Woman," on Tuesday ; and "Exile of Ban," Wednesday. On Thursday they play "The Danitee," of Western oast. A matineewill be given on Saturday afternoon. Brussels School Board. REGULAR MEETING. The regular meeting of Brussels School Board was geld in the Board Room on the evening of tbe llth inst., all the mem- bers present. Minutes of last meeting read and passed. An account of R. Roes for postage and stationery was presented amounting to $3.24. Moved by D. 0. Roes, eeoonded by Wm. Ellashill, that the above account be paid.—Carried. In- spector Robb's report of bis last visit to the school was read and filed. The Board then adjourned. STATUTORY MEETINO. Wednesday evening of tbie week the first meeting os the new Board was held in the Board Room, Trustees Turnbull, Rose, Skene, Oousley, Blashill and Sin- clair all being present. On motion of .7. G. Skene, seconded by Wm. Blaehill, J. Turnbull was elected ohairman for 1901. Moved by Wm. Sinclair, seconded by D. 0. Roes, that Messrs. Skene, Coueley and Sinclair be Property Committee for 6 months and Messrs. Turnbull, Roes and Blaehill Educational Committee for the Same term, Committees to change places for last 6 months.—Oarried. The quem• tion of the bell in the school house tower was discussed and on motion of D. 0. Roes, seconded by W. M. Sinolair, the Property Committee was instructed to examine it and if beyond repair to see about the purchase of a new one. Board then adjourned. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, Gordon Mooney and Dire. Mooney San- dayed in Wingham. Harry Bartliff and J. Reid visited in Seaforth over Sunday. Mise Jennie Doll is laid up with an attack of obioken pox. Min Ethel Creighton is visiting the Misses Ball, at Wingham. Mrs. Lowry, of Guelph, is visiting ber dieter, Mre. E Lowry, Brneaela. Mies J. Grille, of Elora, ie visiting her cocain, Mies Lizzie Leatherdale. Mre. Will. Ainley is on the sink Piet but we tract robe will soon be oonvalesoent. 1. J. Ball, of Wingham, was renewing old friendships in Brueeele on Tuesday. Mre, (Dr.) Holmes returned laat week from a visit to Port Elgin and Walker- ton. H. F. Haiste wee away to Saginaw and Marlette, Miohigan, on a visit to rale• tivee. Mra. Gipson, Elizab.th street, is on the sink list but we hope she will soon be well again. E. Searles and wile, of Auburn, were vieiting at I. 0. Rioharde for a few days last week. Jno. Barnhill and wife are spending the Winter their daughter, Dire. Laidlaw, near Heafryn, Mre. S. H. Jackson has been quite ill during the paet few weeks but ieimprov- ing now we are pleased to state. Mise Inman is borne on a holiday visit for a couple of weeks from Guelph. She is a welcome visitor to more than her own borne. Mr. Maimed, whose name woe men- tioned as coming to the Standard Bank here aa aaaietemt, haa gone to the Chat. barn Branch. Mre. Addie, of Stratford, i8 visiting her father, John Roddiolt, and her dieter, Mre. Hannah Ballantyne. Mr. Roddick has been quite poorly einoe New Yeara but is improving quite nioely again. Alex. D. Grant, formerly of this local. By, was chosen an elder of Egmondville Presbyterian ohorah recently. Mo. Grant is pommeled of qualifications that will enable him to render good 80rvi0e. Jae. Ford, wife and three children, of Grafton, North Dakota ; Mrs. John Paaoh and daughter, of Eden Mille; fico. Geo, and Thos. Ford, of Gnelpb, were ashen at Jno. McKenzie's reoently. THE Poer welcomes. John Howard and wife, of Grey township, to Braggart as residents. They moved bare on Wed. nesday, taking up house in the residence recently purchased from John Putland, John street. Look Kennedy, known to a good many in town, bag taken a position as traveller for The Consolidated Pulp and Paper Go., Toronto, and was in Broteele on Wednesday pushing bneineeo. Ho will / 019110 a tip-top drnmrnar, Ricbard Cardiff, ?flee, Cardiff sod. Miae Gladys, of Torgpto, are visiting relativee in 13rneee,e and vicinity, Bir. Campbell, of the Garfield Herten, is ill at the American Hotel but we hope bdwill Boon be all right, Mrs. Campbell, of Fingal, and Air, Campbell, of Ganging, Briar,, were here this. week owing to the above mentioned illness. They lire wife and brother reepegtively to our towns - Meg, Henry Taylor, Brussels South, in very poorly and has been for some time. She ie pearly 80 yearn of ago and has to be lilted in and out of bed owing to rheumatic and nerve ailments. Mr. Tay. for has paeeed hie 80th birthday but gete. about quite nimbly for a gentleman of hie years. We are pleased to hear that Reginald Fletoher, ono of our town boys, luta been peomoted to be assistant manager of the Watch Material Department in the wholeeale house of Benj, Allan & Co,, Chicago. Reg. Ilan been 2 years In their employ and is destined to get to the top we believe. (decease to him. Brussels Council. The regular statutory meeting of the Muototpal Council was held lest Monday at 11 o'clock. Reeve Roes and Councillors. Henden.. eon, Wilton, Gerry and Doaaldeon were present and took the a.oal declaration of othee. Minutes of last meeting read an pass- ed. The following accounts we r'preeent ed :— Elentrio Light Co $101 26 A Ooueley, selecting jurors...A 4 00 G. T. R., rent 60 Robb. Inglis, rent Mre. ' W 0118004 50 Eleotion expenses 37 50 G. Thomson, wood for Town Hall 8 76 Moved by Samuel Wilton, amended by N. F. Gems, that above accounts be paid.—Carried. Moved by N. F. Gerry, seconded by Robt. Henderson, that W. H. lllo0raoken and J. Y. S. Kirk be appointed auditors for 1901. at a salary of 96 00 eaob. Oar. ried. Moved by N. F. Gerry, seconded by 8. Wilton, that Rev. R. Paul ha re.appaiot• ed member of the Board of Health.— Carried. Moved by S. Wilton, aeoonded by R. Hendereon, that Jae.Irwin be re appoint- ed member of Public Library Board.- Carried. Bylaws Noe. 1, 2 and 3, 1901, were read and passed ooufirming the above appointments. Ftnanoe and Property Committee will be the Reeve, Gerry and D.alaldeon. Street Committee, the Reeve, Wilton and Henderson. On motion of N. F. Gerry, seconded by Samuel Wilton, six copies of the Mu- nicipal World were ordered for 1901. Tenders will be reoeived at next meet. ing for printing contract for next year. Tax Oolleotor Creighton reported 9244.- 46 uncollected and he wail instructed to oolleot the same forthwith. Connell then adjourned. Business Locals. Man for butter and eggs. A. Ooneley. (1ARPET WEAVING.—Am prepared to at- tend to the wants of the pablio in the weaving of rag carpet. 8atietaotion as- sured. ROBT. ANDERSON, Elizabetb et. WANTED—Ohoioe roll butter, 190 oath ; 22o trade. There's quite a speedy span of dark steppers that can take even Rar- eaenre. No. 1 Mink or Fox, m 93.00. G. E. MVO, Wingham. Housenorm furniture, banging lamps, stoves, &o., by private Bale. May be seen any Saturday. Having Bold my residence I wish to diepore of the furni- ture also. Apply to JOHN ROBB, 24 4 Brussels South. sort r: . MOKAY.--.In BCOeeele, on January 10th, to Mr. and Mrs. A. M. MoKay, a BOIL alae. ORIon. Ia Grey, on Saturday, Jan. 12, Kazis, McDonald, beloved wife of Eneae Grioh, aged 42 years. AVC'TxON' ni A. 1. TUESDAY, JAN, 22.—Farm stook et Lot 3, Con. 13, Hallett. Sale, anreeerved, at 1 o'clock. L. L. Tasker, proprietor ; F. S. Scott, auctioneer. 78817877 88 I.0 .ar A.1Zgazax, , Fall Wheat 02 62 Barley 35 96 Pena 56 57 Oats 25 26 Butter, tubs and rutin 17 18 Eggs per dozen 1.4 15 Flour per cwt. .. 2 00 2 00 Potatoes (per bush.) 26 26 Apples (per bag) 60 50 Sheep skins,saoh 80 1 00 Lamb skins each 25 25 Salt per bbl., retail 1 00 70 Hay per ton 7 00 8 00 Hides trimmed 6 Oh Hideo rough 5 5 Hoge, Live 0 50 6 60 Wool 15 157 1u the surrogate Cauca of the County el l ni•on. Notice to Creditors. All person e. baud; g olnlms against the estate of Dacha Spence, late of the village of Ethel, h, tbe County of Huron, widow, (domino) who died un or about the seventh day of December. A. 13.,1000, are notified to send or deliver to Wm, Spence, at Ethel P. 0,, the Exoautor of the aerate, on or before the 20th day 0f January, 1001, a statement. of their elaime, duly verified, and after the laetmontlor.ed date the Exeoutor will dis- tribute the mots of the estate among those entitled theretohaving regard only to such claims as shall have then boon received, And the Executor willnot be liable for the aesete of the eaten or any part Moro/ to any por80u of whose chain notice shall not then have been received. Tins notice 10 pennant t0 the Statute to that behalf. A. HUNTER, Agent for Executor. Dated 8ru8sola Jan.10, 1001, ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN. 2 swan colt for t . llozoonoEn, Lot O, 009. 10,, Grey. 27—„la Dreamt a P. 0, COAL etovoe for sale --658 large and one medium in primo working Order 108 sale at fort stay 8, 0 an, Ro i6Lri in house—to use ST4.7YD4RD .B,4X.EC O, ' OdI X4D4, a=s'x.a0iax-$sms HEAD OFFICE, TOP -ONTO CAPITAL PAID TTP (One Million Dpllare) • 91,000,000 REST • $700,900 elyeneiee in all principal pointe in Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, United Staten & England, dtres+id'iei I*1d9ea. ADrafs lentil and Oolleotiona Made oeo all pointe. d. General BankingBusinoge lraneaoted. rammer& Notes Dieoounte SAVINGS (HANK DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on deposits of $1.00 and upwards and compounded halt yearly. SPECIAL ATTENTION eWEN TO THE COLLECTION OF FARMERS'SALE NOTES. Every facility affprded Customers living at a dietanoe, MGn97 Orion patahbe loaltowgba,naraee•:-4ed 9118::::1/g J. N. GORDON, A9RNT. THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. GOOD FARM HAND WANT. lJf Ea et opee by the your, D. Ino,1C"' ZlE,Lot18,0on.18,Grey, Walton_P.0STRAYED ON THE PREM - a underafgned Lot 80, don, le OOMFORTA,BLE, WELL lighted and convenient ronme to let In the Lookie block over G. A. Dead mau's and Mrs. Rogers' stores. Apply to P. 8.8007T, TIIORO' BRED DURHA'1I Butte for sale, aged 1 year and months, respectively. Good animals with good pedigrees. The first mentioned tonic and prize at East Huron Fan Showa 1800, in a ohms of 9. Prises right. IAS. SPE11t, Lot 80, Don. 8, Morris, Brussels P, O. 28 - ANNUAL. MEETING. Walton Cheese and Butter Factory. The annual meeting of the Walton Union Cheese and Butter Oo. will be held at Mr- Eim'e Hotel, Walton, on Tuesday, Jan. 22nd, 1001, at 1 O'oloek p, m. Every shareholder 10. partioolarly requested to. be present as the question of oiling the factory will be die - cooed. THOS, Mo6ADZ0AN, President; H. 8. L'EBG1J8ON, Secretary. 20.2 MEETING OF THE HURON COUNTY COUNCIL. The Council of the Corporacion of the County of Huron will meet In the Council Chamber in the Town of Goderlob. on Tuoe- day, the 22nd day of the present mouth, at 9 o'olook in the afternoon. WM. LANA], Clerk.. Dated at Godorioh 8th day of January, 1801 ANNUAL. MEETING. The annual: meeting of the Brussels Driv. Ing Park Aeeooiatlon for the election of oaM- oere, the receiving of the report of the Dir- ectors for the past year aed soh other busi- ness ae may be lawfully brought before the meetiog, will be held at the Amerle nHotel on Friday evening, January 26th, 1901, at 8 o'clock. F. 8. SCOTT. Secretary. • Notice of Transfer. ETHEL. HOTEL. N0T6010 is hereby given, pursuant to the regulations in that behalf, that I, the un- dersigned, have applied for a trap afar of the Hotel License granted to Moses Henry, and that the said transfer will be complied and signed to by the Commissioners after the second publication of this notioe, as requir- ed by 1aw. P. G01:DNEB. Dated at Ethel, January lith, 1901. miss of th Grey, an aged ram. The owner is equst-` ed to grove property, pay expenses and tate the annual away. JNO. MoNAUO$T 22.4 51onorlelf P. 0, a- APER HANGING, DECOR: ATIN0 and House Painting done in Workmanlike manner end on short notice, Have had three yeare' experience in city Work. ' Terms root able. Glye 1n0 a call, 20 W.J. JOHNSTON, Walton. JAN 17, 19Qj Enterprising Farmers Use Herbageum 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 •axe fattening Calves, Cattle or Hogs, use HERBAGEUM. 50a, per 4 lb. bag —AT— Fog's Drug Store. FARM FOR SALE. -I OFFER 1 for Bale Lot 15, Con. 5, Morrie, minim ing of 100 sores, more Or lees, 95 cleared, 60 one seeded down 80 mores Fah ploughed,12 awes to Fall wheat. Barn 6000, with stone stabling underneath. Also dwelling house.. Possession to suit purchaser, For turner particulars apply an the premised or to the proprietor. Pries and terms reasonable. 28- TH08, FORBES, Wingham P.0, acnes town Store to the Front in Prices and Quality of Goods. Tbie ie the time of year the people expect Bargains, and thie is the plane to get Olson. We do not want Spring to overtake tie with Winter Goods on hand. In order to avoid this we will Bell the balance on hand at Wholesale Prides. The undermentioned goods are all fresh from the manufacturers so in that way we ere able to sell Cheaper than ever. A FEW QUOTATIONS :— let—Meo'e all wool Fleeoe Lined Under- wear, full suit, regular 92.00, now 91.50 2nd—Men's Tinian Shirts and Drawers, regular 91.00, now 755 Sod—Boys' Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers, regular 850, now 70a Loather Faced Mitts, reg. 50,, now 40o Woollen Mitts, " 26 " 18,3 Woollen Cape, " 50 Woollen Sooke, " 26 Frieze Overcoats, " 7 00 Drees Overcoats, " 0 00 A11 wool Bed Blankets, 8 50 A few of Granby's Snag Proof Rubbers 1 80 Men's Snag Proof Sooke, 75 30o 20e 4 50 8 50 8 00 1 40 550 The above is only a few quotations. WIPE) take Eggs at 16o per dozen in trade, and Butter at 19o, also Dried Apples and Fowl. A fall supply of Sobool Books and Patent Medicine kept on hand. W. INNES, Jamestown. Winter Goods Sale. I N order to make room for our Spring Stock which will arrive next month we are offering our entire stock of Winter Goods for sale for the next SIX WEEKS at Wholesale Prices. Tweed Suits Regular 913 Snits made to order for 910 76 " 15 " " 12 50 gg 10 " " 13 76 " 18 " 1450 " 20 "t " 16 00 22 " 17 50 Ready-to-wear Ulsters Uistere'regularly sold at 96 76 for 94 25 " " 8.00 " 4 50 6 60 8 00 0 00 850 650 10&1050 800 Ig Ig Ready-to-wear Overcoats Beaver Oloth Coats, Chesterfield style, velvet oollare, in blue and blank oolore, regular 910 coats, sale pride 97 50 Beaver Cloth Ooate, Chesterfield style, velvet oollare, in blue and blank oolore, worth 99, a bargain at..97 00 Blaolt and Grey, Cheviot Coate, Chaster. field style, velvet collars, regular $14 and 915 agate, on sale at . ,.911 00 Ready-to-wear Suits Blue Serge Suits, eines 86, 37 and 38, well worth 910 far 97 50 Ready-to-wear Double Breasted Coats Heavy Tweed Coate, waterproof lined, regular $6 00 for 94 50 Heavy Tweed Coate, Italian lining, regular 96 50 for 94 75 Ready-to-wear Smocks and Overalls Blue and Grey Derry Smocks, regular OOa, now 700 Rubber tined Smocks, regular 9150, now .. 9125 Overalls, regular price $1, sale pride 75o Ready-to-wear Trousers Regular 91 50 line for $1 00 " 2 00 " 1 50 250 " 176 800 " 225 Underwear Regular 50o line of Underwear for 90 377 60 75 1 00 1 25 1 60 Furs 40 55 75 90 1 00 Only 1 Coon Goat left, regular 940 for 995 " 1 Wombat Coat " 18 " 15 " 1 Wombat Coat " 16 " 14 $4 00 Far Caps -for $3 00 2 50 end $2 75 Caps for 2 00 2 00 Caps for ... 1 50 Hats and Caps, Shirts, Gloves, • Woollen Milts, &c., All at Cost Price. •1. These goods must be all cleared inside of the next six weeks as our premises are too small for our stock, THESE ARE GENUINE BARGAINS. Terms Strictly Cash while Sale lasts. E. C. Dunford II Son, Tailors, Clothiers and Furnishers.