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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1901-9-19, Page 8Un qua' Eyes. Do you see equally well With both eyes ? If not, both may be detective. One certainly is. Nave them properly examined. We prescribe glasses only when absolutely necessary and guarantee satisfaction. Consultation free. AT THIS SEASON a e a man require t e of b r y y mecl iolne se a blood builder or general tpnio. Oar "stock ie eonplete with ell the ending preparations fn this aux Prescription Departraent is always enpplied with a full stook of pure and fresh drape. Ia filling presoriptioes or family receipts we aim atinneraoy and purity. u A L.Harve DRUGGIST, BOOKSELLER, OPTICIAN, SUCCESSOR TO 0. .4. DEADMAN. BRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. OOWTHERN ExTNN910N W. G. & H. Trains leave Brussels Station, North and Booth, aefollome Gouge SolTa GOING NORTH. 6xpreee 7:18 a.m 1 Mail 2:10 p,m Mixed 0:40 e..m 1 Expreee 8:17 p,m tug Nan Items. A ohiel'e amang ye Lakin' notes, An' faith he'll prent it. Tun Ise,vea are tnrni0g their coat. A Mal pf apples was shipped from Bru9.. sale this week by W. Jewitt. Fem. Fair Concert on the evening of Oet. 4th, in Town Hall, Brussels. A noon ehare of the flax orop bag been lifted and ere long the mill will begin asntobing. The crop is not as heavy as some years. $ 2Qosoof gt was $0 and at for sellinafter hoax) on Saturday. Information was laid before R. Rosa, J. P,, by Inepeotor Mil ler. A temente of the Hones of Refuge Committee was held at Clinton on Thurs- day of last week. The plaoe is in good shape. An order was given for a Bell chapel cased organ for use at the Honae. CUTTERS. -D. Ewan & 00, are rushing the Dotter season by disposing of two dandies to W. W. Barrie, cheese buyer, Brussels, and Jnc. Cott, of Grey. A large number of cotters will be handled this Fall and coming Winter by Mr. Ewan. Wn.r=N & TvRNDULL being unable to Dell on their coal burning customer?, desire them and all others who want good coal at right prime to leave their order at the store as soon as possible, before there is any farther advance in price. Wreeon & TURNIIULL. THE GUN Receen.-A00mpany of hunts. Men wet' out for a tour through the bush on Tuesday afternoon and N. F. Gerry wan in the number, In the Fraliok woods North of Brussels, N. F. treed a 00o0. He raised hie gap, without patting the stook to hie shoulder and bang the went. Instead of tin coon in the tree coming down the coon with the gen took a tumble as the weapon did the mule trick and kioked Noble violently in the faoe, banging him on the nose and either obeek. He bad a sore face for several days. SHALL Pox. -THE Baer is sorry to learn that Florence, second daughter of P. D. and Mrs. McKinnon, of Winnipeg, well known to many in Brussels and tonality is ill with smallpox. She is 6 years of age and bas been at Bt. Boniface Hospital wuh soarlet fever from which she was nicely recovered when the smallpox was dlsoovered. We hope the Iilble Imelda will have a speedy rs0ovefy. Annioe, 'the eldest daughter, 7 years old, has been in the General hospital with scarlet fever so the family bare been sorely afilioted of late. Way is the "Lion" Brand of Boy's Sobool Koiokers,the best goods offered 7 Banana they are made from all wool Canadian Tweeds, with double seats and doable knees, sewn with linen thread and trimmed in a superior manner. Will outwear 2 pairs of ordinary geode mad there is only a slight difference in the prise. Once you are a onetomer for the "Lion" brand you will soon disoover that they oannot be equalled by any other make. Beooms a customer and you will get satisfaction that will surprise e 700. We are the only people g the "Lion" brand in this place. D. 0. Ross, Clothier and Furnisher, Brunets. Mtm mote ,L.- Oa Wednesday, 4th inst., at 9 p. no, Rev. Mr. Breitberman, of Bobrieber, Ont., tied the matrimonial bow between W. R, Stretton, 0. P. R. engineer, of that town, and a former well known Braseelite, and Mies Edith Wit - Hams, of the same plane. After the ceremony and the expression of hearty good wishes Mr, Stretton and bride took train for the East for a wedding tour, part of it including a visit to Brussels. Mr. and Mre. Stretton enter upon the joys of married life under very pleasing ciraam. stances and along with their many friends Tan Poem voices the wish that their sail over the matrimonial sea may be long, happy and pro9peroae. The groom is a son of Oapt. Stretton, of this town, and a brother to Stretton Bros. BASE BALL. -Those who enjoy Base Bail bad an opportunity of witnessing a match on Viotorla Park, Brunk', on Friday afternoon of last week, when the Blyth knights of the diamond crossed bats with a looal nine. F. Boobs did good work in tbe box for the home team and was well supported by A. Herr, but part of the work se the field was of a ragged variety. Dosglae was the pitcher for Blyth and Ballantyne naught. Snore was 7 to 4 in favor of the vlsitore. The teams were composed of the following players :-Benesels-A, Herr, catcher ; F. Roobe, pitober ; W. Rohe, 1st base ; G. Ardell, 2nd base ; J. Ardell, 8rd base ; W. Gretna,abort stop ; R. Downing, left field ; eo. Irwin, centre field ; W. Cameron, right field. Blyth - Clyne, oatehsr ; Douglas, pitcher ; Allison, 1st base ; Cook, 2nd base ; McPhee, short stop ; MoHay, Bed base ; Watson, tett field ; Belly, right field ; Somme, centre field. W. Parrott was the umpire. On Monday Brunets responded to a call for a return match and drove to Blyth but the game tie far as our nine wee 0000805' ed was eoasiderably off octet and the home team won in a trot. G. Ardelldid the wast of lbs pitobing as Frank Roohe had a lame arm. Brussels team was made np of A. Herr, G•. Arden, W. and b'. Iloehe, D, MoLauohlin, J. Webby, W, Geo. Ola,k, J. Ardell and R. Downing. G Irwin was the umpire. The score card was loot bat the figgree were said to 139 17 to 7. Blyth treated our boys very nicety, EgaINoxI5x gales. BRUSSELS market leads. Peon on Wednesday night. Fent stove moving ie at hand. TRE Poem to Jan. 1909, for 26 cents. Arvs rxen your strayed and straying stook. OVERCOATS and fore have made their appearance. BRaanna apple butter factory and eider mill is ready for busines and guarantees a good job. THE tax rate for Brussels for 1901 will be 21 mills on the dollar the same as Inst year. W. H, OTo0neoxEN and Miss Olara will attend the Fall Zaire at Seaforth and Atwood as exhibitors. 584ERAL from this looality talk of go- ing to Toronto to shake hands with Lha eD,1ok" and "Dookee." A New plank covering is to be put on the culvert bridge North of Brunets. The township of Morris bears half the expense. Tan slaters are at work 'hie week on. the roof of Druggist Fox's new house. Tbey will also elate John Leokie's and Dr. Holmes' resideooes. MONDAY the high wind almost reached the velocity of a gale. Several large maple shade trees were blown down and apple° and other fruits were ebaken from the trees. BAST HURON Fair will be held in Brus- sels on Thursday and Friday, Oot. 8 and 4. A large addition to the present mem- bership is confidently expected. DireO- tors MoOracken and Scott made a short canvas lash week and did well. VOTERS' Liet Court will be held in Brunets Town Hall on Wednesday, Oot. 3, before Judge Masson. Hie Honor has been quite poorly during the past Lew months but bas been gaining ground of late and we hope he will soon be as vigor- oae as ever. There are 17 appeals. FaxoaT the Building Committee of the new residence for Jailer Griffin met at Goderich. The stone work is completed, the roof sheeted, the upstair partitions in p ace and a good part of the flooring down. It rill be a convenient, sub. auntie! and modern building. Contract calls for its completion by Oct. 15th. 2 Oen os HONEY. -G. A. Deadman, the well known apiarist and druggist, left town on Monday for Owen Sound where be took boat on Tuesday en route to Winnipeg and the West. He is taking a oar of honey with him and has another ready for shipment, 40,000 pounds in all. The 115,0110115 folk, if they have a sweet tooth, ,bould be well pleased with. Mr. Deadman') visit. GAME Lime - Owing to Sept. 15 falling on Sunday the open ninon for game birds did not begin until Sept. 16, since shooting game on Sunday is prohibited. The open season for the following ani- mate and birds, therefore, began on Sept. 16 t Geese, swans, grouse, bares, partridge, pheseants, plover, prairie fowl, quail, rail, snipe, wood000k, bh,ok and gray egairrele. The following may not be boogbt or sold before Sept. 16, 1906 t Partridge, nape, qaail and wood000k, and the following may not be killed until" Sept. 15, 1905 ; English or Mongolian pheasants and prairie chiokens. ACCIDENT. -'Mrs. Jaokeon, wife of Rev. Jaokeon, pastor of the Centennial Mettle. diet ohurob, London, was painfully injur- ed while driving t0 the L. E. and D. B. R. station at Port Stanley on Wednesday evening of last week. Tbo horse she was driving became frightened and ran away. She was thrown ant of the rig, receiving a oompmmd fracture of the leg. Dr. Lawrenoe and Dr. Jackson, ot Union, eon of the injured lady, were summoned and sat the 008086re. Rev. Mr, Jackson was notified by telephone of the aooident, and went immediately for the scene. The injured lady is a relative to Jae. Jaokson, late of Grey, and the Vincent family formerly of Bensse1e. Fern. NIedT Ooticonn.-On Friday even- ing, Oat. 4th, a grand concert will be given in Brussels Town Hall, under the auspices of the East Huron Agrionituoal Booiety. A first-class program will be presented In which 0. LeRoy Rennet', a Well known humorist, eleogtioniet and vooallet, of Toronto, and Mies Le Dell, a olever elooutionieb, of the same city, will take a leading part. Both are highly commended and will no doubt give a pleasing, enjoyable and high oleos pro- gram, Mr. Kenney has been in Brussels on a format 00059ion, Plan of Hall will be open et J. Fox's Drug store. General admission, 25e ; reserved seats, 86o ohitdren, 150, Watob out for later en. nouneemeet, :i'1IE hog market f@ on the men up and prom1998 good, Jvo i HELL, Queen etreot, lies built a 120W verandah 8.41114 17a9t of hie kitchen. 25 o4$T9 sate 1'nE iPoex for the Melange Of 1901. Now is n geed time to euboarib4, J. D. RPereee bite sold a lire engine to Banox ft, Hestin gs Co.,Ontario, and hoe gone thither tq teat it and give iu• etruOtIOne. A aoop oow ;belonging to Wm. Ellis, B0110818 Beath, died of indigestion On Bentley last. She wag Worth $86 .and Will be quite a lose 10 the family, See the prizes offered by the Riobarde' p Co, t eat,o4 teThey They Ft Fair n Friday, Oot, may be seen in the window at Tun Pon Publishing Reuse, WEaTERN Exoureioniete will be ran on Sept.. 26, 27 end 26, good to return until Monday Oot, 14. The points mentioned ere Port Surma, Detroit, Saginaw, Bay Oit'Y, Otevelend, Grand Rapids, Qolam. bus, Chicago, Oiooinnati, St. Pau1 and Minneapolis, Return fares very from $6 to 836, Me. MOO ipense, of the Said falba de., is arranging a series of 00608rt8 through Huron and Brune Counties. Mica Glov- er is hie leading eopi:ano and is an excel. lent vocalist, while Mr. Ma0rumieb won't turn bie book to the beet of ,then( as it tenor. Mr. Wibby and ottani will also nein in the programs. Fool BALL. --A Foot Ball match is an. flounced to take ylaoe on Victoria Park,, Brussels, on Friday evening et this week, between lit/Ingham and ,the town elan, Game will be oalled at 6 o'olook, Ad. mission, 10 sante; ladies free. With favorable weather the matob ehoald be interesting. Gone TO BELYouT$.-Dr. Tweddle, of this town, bas pnrohaeed the Dental practise of Dr, Belden, of Seaforth, and will move baok bo that town shortly atter a reald5509 in Brussels of nearly 2 years. As the Dr. was formerly in . praotioe fu Seaforth, and it is the borne of Mrs. Twaddle's father there are many reasons why the return will be a pleasant one. While regretting their expeoted removal from town we join with a large curate of friends in wishing them success. Dr. Twaddle sold his practice here some months ago to Dr. Feild, of Listowel. 1 eo 0.-Brassele Foot Ball team has once more asserted their supremacy in a close and well played match. It was on Monday at Blyth where the contest took place and at the 0onolnsion of an hour the score stood 1 to 0 in favor of Bras - sale. The fortunate kink was registered in the first half of tbe match, and after that it was a keen oonteet but without winnings to either side, Following was the lice up BoUSSTLs BLYTII Wibby Goal Idolater Sample Backs""" Crawford Irwin Hiron) Ror gott McDovald % Backe Somers Watson McNaughton... ( Ballantyne Lowry 1 AllisonIf. Roche i1 Thompson W. 11 West Baynes Selly 6`;M..."..'.1:'4..17.....,...........". ;i'._ - Cameron ........ Good orwords D. McLauohliv, Referee. AT THE G. T. R. -Shipping is livening up sad during the past week has run about 2 oars a day. The following is the list :-Car of obeese, Walton faotory ; R. Graham, car of wheat and oar of of peas; Alf. Beaker, 2 Oars wheat ; Clegg & Dames, Oar of lambs and oar of cattle ; Geo. Beet, 2 Oars lambs ; J. Hamilton, oar cattle ; J. D. Ronald, Fire Engine to Bancroft ; W. Jewitt, oar apples to Point Edward ; G. A. Deadman, oar of honey to Winnipeg. Iuward there were 8 oars of dement being consigned to Wilton & Turnbull, A. M. MoKey & Go., and P. McDonald.-Oommeroial travellers have been swarming this week and beats any thing since the let of last May. -A few loads of gravel or cinders in the puddle boles on the street leading to the depot would be a good move. -Passenger traffic baa been lively daring this month. -If the people who go to the station se sight- seers woatd keep out of the way of pas. [mangers getting on and off the trains it would add to the oonvegienoe and Iikeiy the oomfort of the travelling public.- Special rates to Western pointe and the Pan American next week. C1.O BA to1">aT, 19, 1901 lo"0Ml1 at Our:townepeople attended the Bbiee•Oerdift wedding, iu Grey tawnehip, en Weduesday af14rn000, LApxgs' belt found with gold buaki). Qwaer may 11415 it by paying for dile natlee and sexing on D. 0, Rose, Bras. . T.4X a4RD .13.4XJC 07 CAX4. 4. mg,w.s°+, T4027z 7g::. 80072, HEAP OFFICE, '. TORONTO CAPI'F'Al=i PAID 77P (One Million Donate) eels, REST , Gee, Hebb, wife end d a0g1t er and Ore. fJno, BinOlsir, of town, are oxpeat@d borne Anoanall prtpoi poiis 04 ortario, (New, &Lartto a , united states tE B n land.. trona their trip to 1takete mad lllanitoba this week.. Tann town bell tolled Thnretdey after. noon es a mark Of newel: t0 the late President McKinley, whose funsral took piece that day. Betener9 T0LEx2. - At the Garden Party Et H. Jaolisou'e, Morris, en Wed, aesdey evening, Mies Elsie J401feon end Druggist Harvey sang Woe 1 Mies Eva Hagge oontribated en instrumental ; and Dr, Fe'IId and artlet Brewer delivered addressee, • 5380111x'5 ALTA11,-Wedpeeday sewing a pleasant company of relatives and Wendt', numbering 40 or thereabouts, gathered at the borne of James Menzies, Wliliaixt t BCu9saI for the pnrpoee of wit. 91,000,000 9700,000 )tree , , rinsing the tying of the hymeneal knob between P. Sinolair, a thrifty going, young farmer, of North. Eaethope, Perth Go., and Miss Jennie, the estimable daughter of the boat end beaten, Rev. John Ross, B. A., was the officiating l praotised in he businhabiter, and ite he Il ess was not longin completing the oontraot. Atter hearty oongratule. tions were over the company sat down to well prepared tables and proved them• selves quite capable of attending to the duties fnoumbent upon them, Rev, Mr. Ross proposed the health of the bride in a humorous, complimentary and pro- pbeaying manner and his remarks were seo:aded by Alex. Stewart, Queen street, nnale to the bride, The groom made a suitable response in behalf of his wife and himself. . oho 1sioal program was rendered before Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair left for Seaforth where they took train fora wedding trip to Buffalo, 'followed by the benediotions of many friend), be- fore settling down in their home in North Eastbope. Wedding gitbe well chosen, eervioeable and of value gave evidence of the high esteem in. w blob Mr, and Mre. Sinolair are held. Among those from a distance in attend - awn were Mise Sinclair and Mr. and Mies Forbes, of North Eaetbope, and Mr. and Mrs. Cameron, of Listowel, THE at pleseur5 in throwing MEDIaes.-The Huron Medical Assofia• tion held an interesting 5ea51on in the Cozumel Obember at Clinton Friday after. noon, Sept. 6th. There was a good at. tendaooe. The anneal election of officers took place with the following result Pres., Dr. J. M. Densmore, Stratford ; Vice Pres., Dr. Burroughs, Seaforth ; Sao., Dr. Shaw, Clinton. Dr. Mckenzie, of Monktou, read a paper on "Lightning Stroke, and nervous diseases in ohildten." He dealt with the best method of resusci- tating a patient who had received a light. ning stroke whittle had not proved fatal. Other meta were read se follows ; Dr. Donald Bm'tb, Mitchell, "A diffioulty in the diagnosis of smallpox" ; Dr. new, Clinton, "The history of the treatment of the prostrate gland" ; Dre. Graham and Gunn, "Medical and Surgioai treatment of the prostrate gland." Their papers Pere discussed at length by Drs. Burgess, of Seaforth, Turnbull of Goderioh, Woods, ot Bayfield, M8Oallnm, of Clinton, and Robertson and Densmore, of Stratford. In the dieoneeiou many interesting points were brought out on the above subjects, wbioh are creating considerable interest fa the medieal profession at present. ADDREes AND PRESENTATION. -The olase of girls in Melville Sabbath school which has been taught by Miss Jannis Menzies took advantage of her approaching mar. riags and 000sequent removal from Brus- sels to express their thanke, 80 on Tues. day evening wiled at the tesober'e borne, William street, when an address was read by Winnie MoGnire and Florence Thomson presented a very handsome silver pickle dish. The address was as follows :- Dont MIS) MENzrit5,-W5, the members of Your Sunday School class during the last live years desire to taste this oppor uultr of ex- POST takes ere the proverbial slipper after the happy twain and wishing them a long and happy life. Been CAPTURED. - Friday morning of last week Ben. Dark, llth con., brought word to Brussels that a blank bear lied been seen in hie fields that morning. A hunting party was made up consisting of F. 8. and W. F. Scott, J. T. Ross, Jno. Hewitt, A. 00051ey, Robt. Thomson and Jno, Beattie and armed with shot gime and rifles sallied forth to the attack. They drove to Mr. Dark's and found the tracks wbiob lead across Mae. E. Diokeon's fields to the bush and from there through to T. Davidson's farm, known as the Dickson place, Half an hour later the dogs that accompanied the hunters started her bearsbip out of some elderberry bushes and about 100 yards distant Jno. Hewitt tickled her ribs with two charges of beak. shot bat was too far away to stop the animal. A half oironit of the bash was made with the bounds in close pnrenit when A, Coneley beaded the bear and shot missing bruin bat 60 yards further, the obese getting bet, the bear climbed an elm tree 80 inohee through. When about 80 feet had been 'reaohed a rest was taken and in the meantime Messrs. Oousley and Dark had arrived followed by 11dr. Hewitt when the former landed a rifle ball through the bear'e bead and down sbe came dead es a doornail. The animal was brought to town and was viewed by hundreds as it wag quite a novelty to catch such an animal 19 miles from Brussels. The bear weighed 170 pounds and was in good condition and a splendid blank. A. Currie took the hide off and the earoaos ma parcelled out among a goodly number of our citizens, many of whom had their first taste of bear meat. Mr. Conley bas sent the akin away to be tanned, Some say it is worth from $80 to $40. H. R. Brews, and Jae. Jones took Meknes of the Inn. tars and the bear and with a background of trees the views are tip-top. It was re- ported that another bear viae seen in the same looality sinor but a thorough search failed to dieoloas any traoe of it. A L 9W,09*e 0' 9*i:reif., @Resat ,Baniting Busineee Transanted, Farmers' Notes. Dis4onnted, Drafts Issned and Colleobione made on all points. SAVINGS HANK DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed On deposits of $1.00 and npwamde and compounded half yearly. 5p4004r, Aemeneime OM To Tnn Oox,o oo eaN or POMP/MO MALE NaTE9, livery faoiilty afforded Customers living et a dietenoe. Moms3 payable at any beak homed Under $1Q„ „ Se,' $20 to $80. , .,120 !or: Or at the Following ,etas ;-• 910 4)$2Q....l0a. 80 to 44,...14o J. N. GORDON, AGM.. A Sebringville man had hie herd of 15 ()owe impounded theother day. They were in the habit of making tree with neighbors' garden produce. Manager Smith, of Menesetung Park, is aboht to make a proposition to Gode- rieb Town Commit for the erection oft a large Summer hotel there, Tide eoheme willipvolvs a town loan of $10,000, the hotel to oast $25,000 end to a000mmodate 200 guests, 9sm JSS00=., i. ]14:..A.M=ETS Fall Wheat. .. Barley ,... .... Peas Oats Butter, tubs and rolls Eggs per dozen Flour per : owl Potatoes (per bue.) .. Apples (per bag) Sheep skins, eauh Iamb skins' each Salt per bbl., retail Hay per ton .. ,... Hides trimmed Hides rough Hogs, Live 'Wool 65 88 60 80 14, 10 4 00 60 75 25 25 1 00 6 00 6 5' 7 00 7 10 12 18 64 48 68 52 16 11 6 00 60 75 26 80 70 6 00 6e 6 eom=. HoLMns.-Ia Atwood, on Sept. 8, to Mr. and Mrs. Obas, Holme), a son. STEvaxeoN.-I0 Elms, on Sept. 6th, to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Btevensoo, s 500. x¢ARRt*IS , BUSOLAIR-MENzrES.-Ab the resedenoe of the bride') parents, William street, Brussels, on Sept. 18, by Rev. Jno. Rose, 13. A., Mr. P. Sinolair, of North Eastbope, Perth Co., to Miss Jennie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Janne Menzies, Brneeele. Seneexo0--WrereeM5.-In Sobrieber, on Sept. 4th, by Rev. 3. P. Bmitherman, Mr. W. R, Stratton, eon of Capt. Stratton, of Brunets, to Mise Edith Williams, both of Bobrieber. SBnos-Cenrave.- At the residence of the bride') mother, Grey, on Sept. 18, by Rev. G. 3. Abey, of Brunets, M. Robert Shine, V, B., of Monkton, to Mint Emmaline, 2nd daughter of Mrs. Thos. Cardiff. RAnpemz.-In Cranbrook, on September 12th, Pattlina, eldest daughter of Ferdinand and gannet) Redden, aged 29 years and 3. montb. TUESDAY, 00T. 15. -Form, tarns stook, implements, &o., at Bast ball Lot 16, Oon. 6, Grey, Sale, unreserved, at 1 o'clock. Isabella Ransom, Proprietress ; F. S. Soot', Aaotioneer. ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN. Horn to rent. Apply at Tim Pen. SERVANT wanted et once. Apply to lane. Jos.. Fox, Brussels. RING lost in Bi mole or. between Bree- ee18 and Walton on Monday, Sept.' 1@th. Pinder w111 'oblige by leaving it at THE POST Publishing House at once. THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. Pabst:s' 1iaIt Extract rt 00D HOUSE •AND LOT ON Tntnbsrry street, Brussels, for Bale at a bargain. Apply to THOS, BALLANTYNE, Hruspels. O OMFORTABLE, WELL lighted and convenient rooms to let -in. the Leekle block over G. A. Dedman') and Mrs..Bogers' stores, Apply to F. S. 80045. TT OBSE FOR SALE. -A 'VAL- . 4.yaar-old horse, fit for farm or drivlug purposes. Snap. for pursbaser. Also nutter forsaleat a bargain. Apply or write. to ROUT. BROWN, Brunie. CtTRAYED ON THE PREM. ►7 x0195 of the undersigned, Lot 19, Oon, 19, Grey, 00 or about Aug. 0'1«a white aged sow. Owner is requested to rove property, pay expanses and take her away. 10.4 WM. DUNN, Cranbrook P. 0. $15.00 to $18.00 a Week salary for an intelligent man or woman in each town. -Permanent position. 80 cent& per hour for spare time, Manufacturer, (lox 78, Philadelphia. 20 DAPER HANGING-, DE0011- L ATIN0 and Hence Painting done in WorkmHaveh dl three manner years'and experienceabort in city work. Terms reasonable. Give me a call. 26 W. J. JOHN STON, Walton, 1 The Great Tonic. 25c. per Bottle at FOX'S DRUG STORE. Voters' List Court, Notice i5 hereby riven that a Omni 17111 be held pursuant to the Ontario Voters' List Bot, by His Honor the Judge of the County Court of the County of Huron, at the Town Hall,Bruseele, 011 Tuesday the 150 day of 0 otober, 0001, atll o'elook,to hear and deter- mine the several complaints of errors in the Vetere' List of the Municipalityof Drns- 551 5 for 1001. All persona having bn5inee9 at the Court are required to attend at. the same time and plaoe. 'F. S. SCOTT, Dated Sept, 14,1901. - ' Clerk of Brussels. Voters' List Court. Notice is herebygiven that a Goodwill be bald, pursuant to "'Phu Ontario Voters' Wsts Ant," by Bis Honor the Judge of the County Cour tof the County of Huron at the Town- ship Han, Ethel, on Wednesday, the Second day of October, 1501, at 14 oblooka.m.,to hear and determine tho several complaiuts of errors and °miselons 1n the Voters' List of the Municipality of Grey for 1001. All persons baying bosiuoee at the Court are required to attend at the said time and ' plane. Clerk 1 said Municipality. Dated at Ethel Sept.10th,1901.. Voters' List Court. Notice Is hereby given that m Court will be held, burenant to the Ontario -Voters' List Act,1880, by hie Honor, the Judge of the 0040ty Court of the County of Huron, ab the Township Hall, on Th0reday the 895 day o1 October next, at 10 o'olook in the forenoon, to hear and determinetbe several complaints of errors and omissions in the Voters' List of the Municipality of Morrie for .1001. A11 persona having business at the Court are re- quired to attend attbe said time and plane. WM. CLARE, Dated Sept.18,1001. Clark of Morris• NOTICE I Notice is hereby given. that a By-law passed by the 0100101 al . Connell of the ' township of Grey, on the 19bb day of August 1901,proylding. for the ,sans of debentures to the amount of 80,608.05 for the propose of Municipal Drainage for a certain drain known as the 14th Coneeseion Drain, and that 80511 137.1aw was registered 1n the Registry Moe for the County °MHaroa on the 27th day of August, 1001. Any motion to quash or set aside the Elaine or any part thereof must be made within three mouths. 70000 the date of registration and cannot bo made thereafter. WM. SPBNOE, 16.9 Clerk of Township of Gray, s_ e v Co. STRICTLY ONE PRICE THE LOWEST Business Locals. TIM0TR8 seed at McCracken's, Go to Brewer's for your photographs. MONEY to loan on farm amity. Apply at Tun POST. FAMILY groupe taken with great amen at Brewer's, Brunie. WANIEn 200 bushels good plume for. wbioll a good price will be psid in trade at MoOraoken's. Oat best Beaver Cement to hand. Every sack guaranteed. Lowest prim. Mage" & Go., Brneeele.. NOHTON Teeneoe.-Barrister Blair bas been appointed agent for the above property and will be in apoeition to ar- range with parties desirioas of routing, &o. BRUSSELS BALT Wonxs.-Tbe Brussels Balt Works have got in stook yet at the Works 20 tone of good, cattle salt at $8,60 per ton. We have afeo a good supply of the nicest table and butter salt that can be made. It will also do fine for packing, Meat, Please call at the Brussels Salt Works and you will be waited on prompt. ly The Coleman Balt Co., Seaforth, Ont. Gout= MOONEY, Foreman. presefng our a prociatlon o our kin nese to us, Ever faithful in tbo sobargo of the somewhat 000008 dntiee which devolved up- on you as teaoher or our cleat; ever randy (80 encourage k nn on our Way by the eywe wouio ld word or not, we feel that we would like to 54Prnee our apnl'eaiablen of all tent You slave Hone for u) and ask you to accept this 511950 pickle dish as n token o1 remem- brance of your old ulnae, Extending 58 we do withib our Most sincere desire that your (ifs may be crowned with success and happi- nessand that when ourwork here fenover you may meet your olaee an unbroken olrnlcinlin the house nob made with hands, a °laal in the heavens, Signedin .Ao10 behalf oin)5 JJ9181i0 M. GOOD. A brief but suitable reply was made by Wee Manztee expressive of her kindly re, gard for the ohne, thanke for the addrese and gift and goodwisbee for the future of the girls. The evening wag very enjoy. ably spent in social amusements, anGs refresh- ments, er 1 theire V a ar In to dd t men&o.,an e g titp Inane took a tearful good bye. e* Fall -- Dre Goods! Better Goods at Lower Prices. We constantly seek to broaden and improve the shopping service of this store. Our ambition and efforts are all centered upon making this the Mecca for people who want the best value obta for the money. A more. attractive store to -clay than yesterday -because with'each_ effortexpended comes betterment. Buying as we doenablesunto handle large quantities of goods which r benefit. we buy matter at the lowest possible prices for cash. These low prices are quickly Y how low the price we maintain the usual high standard of quality -THE BEST. This week we tell of New Dress Goods -never before have we had such values to show our customers as now. Just a few descriptions and prices. Better see the goods so you can judge for yourself. ' Canadian T4 ewr4. tire. Carrie Nation smashed the win- dows of two Ottawa hotels. 0. P. It. steamer :Manitoba and many °there were caught in the big gale on tb'.. upper lakes. The Bynod of Quebec voted down a proposal to matte Ontario a separate eolesiaebioal preview. The elaotion petition of Dr. A. A. Stooltton against the return of Hon. A. G. Blair wag diemiesed. James Bonder8o0, reported to be from Toronto, was ran over and killed by a G. T. R. bruin near;0obourg. John Blaokhnrn,of Toronto, died as the rosult of injuries reosived through an accident at Wheeling, W. Va, The Miners' Union of Rossland, B, C., enured oonviatione mated a company whi010 employed alien laborer), Louis Wigle, of Leamington, (intitiatre the tobacco crop of Essex county at 14,- 000,000 pounds, wbiob will realize $800,- 000. 88 inoh wide Cashmere, warranted all pare wool, in the newest shades of Royal Garnet, Pink, Blue, &o, prioe per yard would be cheap at 85o, our price, • 26 only, per yard 42 inoh wide Poplins and Bargee, made of fine wool, all bard finish oolore of Garnet, Navy, Brown, Pearl and black, would be good value at 600, our price 50 per yard 50 and 62 ineh wide oat was d shades Venetiaps andof Greys, Browne, Fawroadolothe intns, Garnet), Navy also Blaok, a very eervioeable cloth for Suite and Dresses, special value at 76o, 1.00 and 1 76 60 inoh beavyOoabing Serge in Navy and Black, bnght glossy finish that will not bold duet, would be good qb value at $1,00, our prise per yard 58 inoh wide Homespnns, made of the beet quality wool, in salon of Rose, Navy, Brown, light and dark. Grey, also Black, will make very eervioeable Suite • or Skirts, speofal value, at 75o, 1,00 and 1 26 3 Big Specials in Black gess Goods. We have the handsomest materials and the beet value) in Blank Dress Stuffs for the coming season that have ever gone on the ooantere of this store. Today we want to tell you about three lines that are extra special value. The prices are popular ones, 500, 750 and 91,00 per yard, and we have never sold as good. geode for these prime before. These are stylish,eervioeahls and extra value. . - New Taffetta Silks at 50c. a yard Tide lot of Taffeta SIlk5.are extra good value. All the peppier ahedcs are in it and you will find it a good quality for Trimming or Waiete. It willgive natiefaobory wear and be found the equal of lines sold in mint planes for a good deal more money. Taffetla Bilk in shades of Cream, Sky, Pink, Cardinal, Navy and Black, a good wearing quality, suitable for Waists and Trimming, extra epeeist value at 60 per yard At 50o-Blaok Cheviot Serge, all pure wool, .40 inohee wide, makes a very eervioeable Skirt or Fall 005• turpe, good weight for Fall wear, per •yard $0: 60 At 76o -Black Cheviot Serge, 84 inches wide, every thread wool, will eland any amount of hard wear and looks very dressy when made up, per yard.,75 At 91.00 -Black Cheviot, 54 inches wide, pure went, makes a very stylish 000tnme,Igettable for ekirts as wen, would be good value at $1.25, 0nr speoial prim 1 00 More French Flannels Already we have sold more French Flamele than during all of last season. More new lines came tohand this weak and the patterns we show today ate triumphs of the French printers' art, the handsomest designs and color combinations ever shown fn Brueeels and not enough of any one for it to become common. New and handsome deeigne in French Flanno's, Polka Dots, Paisley patterns, plain and tenon ebripee and combination in Pale Blue, Navy Blue, Fawn, Iced, Heliotrope and Black, very line quality .. ,..:.. 60' FINE WOOL BLANKETS. We remind you again of the goodaoss and extra good value of our Wool Blanketq this season. Wo place on gale Friday. 25 pairs, size 60x80, worth $8,25 regular, special pot pate $2,25. Dry Goods and Groceries. FERGUSON Co. J. A