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TEURS.DitY, OCT. 17, 1.001,
81.YT71 FALL FAIR.
Lueeday and V edneeday of last week
were Blyth fall Show days,
Wednesday morning it reload heavy
and the outlook for Blyth Pair was die•
13owrie i cabbage, 3 Allaneon, Mrs Ham-
ilton ; rod Epjl;okling cabbage, Sae Allen, W
H MoOraoifan ; celery, J Allaneon, W H
Mr:Crooken , aaotlmbere 'hire Bela, S K
Wise, Jndgee•- E Medd, Weei Wawa•
naeb ; G Howlett, Bruseele.
Danis & PROvfermie—Tub blottel', J Vo.
Qalhnm, W Plunkett; crook batter, Mre
iamilten, J McCallum ; butter in roll.,
W Plunkett, A Elliott ; butter in prints,
W Plunkett, W J Fonwiok ; dairy ohetee,
Alias L Symington, Mre E Stewart ; ex-
tracted honey, Mra W Hartry, A Smith ;
honey in comb, A Smith, Mre Barbey
baker's bread, Aire Sae Shortreed ; home
made broad, A Elliott, dire T Hamilton;
plain tea bleonite, Joe Barr, AZ Livings.
ton maple syrup, A Elliott, A W Sloan;
ooliootion canoed or preserved fruit, M
Brethour, Mies H Wise ; grape wine,
Mrs Tele, R G MoGowan ; tomato ant-
sap, Alias H Wise, Mrs Hamilton I mix.
ed pickles, Mise L Symington, Mise H
Wise ; any other pickles, Mrs lisle, R G
MoGowan. 7udgea—T A Mills, Wing.
ham ; Mies Pipe, Brussels ; Mre J Kelly,
Blyth.
Farm—Apples — Winter apples, Jno
Barr, Jas Alton ; Fall a I e, G
F
other•
BaldKill & Son, 3 Alton ; Baldwin, G Pother -
gill & Son, 5 Faro; King of Tompkins,
3 Barr, G Fothergill & Son ; Northern
Spy, G Fothergill & Son, Sas Evans ;
Rhode Island Greening, ,? Evans, 3 Barr ;
Ribston pippin, G Fothergill & Bon, 3
Alton ; Rneaet golden, G Fothergill &
Son, 8 Furse ;Rootlet Foxboro, G Pother-
gill & Son, A Tyreman; Seek no Farther,
0 Fothergill & Son, RS Laidlaw ; Wag-
ner, G Fothergill & Son, J Alton Ben-
davie, A H Jacobs, J Alton ; Vander.
vete, A W Sloan ; Tolman Sweet, G
Fothergill & Son, Jae Potter ; Mann, Jas
Alton, 5 Furse ; Maiden Blush, G
Fothergill & Bon, Jas Alton ; Snow, G
Fothergill &' Sun, J Barr ; Ontario, G
Fothergill & Son, B Fargo ; Pewankee, G
Fothergill & Son; Wealthy, B Furse, Mre
Hele; Canada red, A Tyreman, M
Brethonr ; Calvert, S Puree, H Edwards;
20 oz pippins, B Faroe, G Fothergill &
Son ; any other nomad variety, GFother-
gill & Soo, A W Sloan ; collection Win-
ter apples, G Fothergill & Son, J Evans
Winter pears, E Haggitt, F Metcalf ;
Fall pears, A Tyreman, Mise P Nott ;
named plum, FMetoalf, W H McCrea.en, F Metcalf ; tomatoes, F Metoalf, 3
Allaneon ; oolleotion grapes, A. H Jacobs,
J Alton ; banoh grapes, Dr Carder, 3
Alton ; crab apples, 0 Campbell, W
Jackson ; Winter crabs, J G Taman, A.
Tyreman ; peaches, F Metcalf, Dr Car-
der ; special prize for eppiee and pears, J
Alton, A Tyreman, R G MoGowan.
Judge—T H Raoe, Mitchell.
MANunecnnaxe.—Home made all wool
flannel, Mise B Wise, Mise P Nott;
union flannel, Mies P Nott, J K Wise ;
home made all wool blankets, Mre Bele,
5 Force ; anion blankets, Mise H Wise,
1 & 2 ; horee blankets, J McCallum, 11
Brethour ; coverlet, home'pnn, Miss H
Wise, Mrs E Stewart ; rag mat, Mre
Bele, Mre Denholm ; yarn mat, Miss L
Symington, Miee H Wise ; rag carpet, J
K Wigs, M Brethonr ; stocking yarn,
Mra Hamilton, Miee P Nott; coarse
boots and floe gents' boots, Jno Sherrilt.
Judge—P Purvis, Teeewater.
oou'raging, but as the morning wore on it
ceased and the usual erowde began to ar-
rive. The attendance was not as large
tie loot year, bet was nevertheless gond
oonsideriug the oiroamstanoee, The ex.
111b16e in almost all departments were
good, only one or two beiug below the
average. The pony race ennead more fun
than anything else, while two beats of
the 3 minute trot were vary closely con.
tented, two of the horses in each heat
trotting neok.and•neck. The prize list
is as follows ;
Honeze--.Heavy Draugbt— Team, Sas
Foreter, G Dale ; brood more with foal,
Jas Obieholm, 3 8 Smith ; mare foal, 3 $
Smith ; horse foal, J Obieholrq, D Cante-
Jon ; 2 year old gelding, 3 Forster 1 & 2 ;
2 year old filly, Jaa and Geo Dale ; 1 year
old gelding, Jas Chisholm ; 1 year old
filly, J Reid, S & G Dale. Agricultural
—Team, 3 & G Dale, E Butt & Son ;
brood mare, D Oanteloa, 3 Chisholm
bores foal, Jas Chisholm, Jae Evans ; 2
year old gelding, R J MaMlllan, E Butt
& Son ; 2 year old filly, R Nesbitt, 0
Taylor, General Purpose— Team, D
Reynolds, ,R McGuire ; brood mare,
D Oantelon 1 mare foal, D Oan•
telon, F W Sloan ; 2 year old gelding,
Joe Coming, John Barr ; 2 year old filly,
D Oantelon, J Armour ; 1 year old geld.
ing, A W Sloan. Roadsters—Team, R
Graham, W Snell ; brood mare, D A
Cunningham 1 & 2 ; horse foal, 13 Morton,
D Oanninglram ; mare foal, J Speir, W
Robb ; 2 year old gelding, J 5 Smith ; 2
year old filly, Jae Shobbrook ; 1 year old
gelding, W Robb ;1 year old filly, J 8
Smith, 8 Morton ; beat single driver in
buggy, W Dale jr ; saddle horee, H Davis,
Jae Sterling ; sweepstakes, 3 & G Dale.
Judges—Heavy horses, Jae Arehibald,
Seaforth ; 3 Dixon, MoKillop. Light
horses, G Wiliam, Goderioh. •
CATmLE—Thorobred Durhams— Miloh
now, 3 Snell 1 & 2 ; 2 yr old heifer, S
Snell, J Shobbrook & Son ; 1 yr old hail.
er,.3 Snell 1 & 2 ; heifer oalf, J Snell, 3
Barr ; aged ball and bull two years and
under, J Snell ; bull calf, A T Cole, J
S',el'. Any other " registered breed—
Mitch cow, Mrs Denholm, Ira Elliott ;
2 yr old heifer, E Butt & Son 1 & 2 ; 1 yr
old heifer, E Butt & Son ; 1 male and 2
females, 3 Snell. Grade—Milob cow, J
Barr, M H Harrison ; 2 yr old heifer,
5 Appleby, A W Sloan ; 1 yr old heifer
and heifer calf, 3 Barr, 5 Appleby ; steer
calf, M H Harrison ; 2 yr old steer, J
Barr, 3 Shobbrook & Son ; 1 yr old steer,
fat steer, 3 Barr 1 &2 ; fat eow or beifer,
G Fothergill, M 11 Harrison ; herd, J
Barr. Jodges—Thorobred Battle, T Mo.
Milian, Hallett ; grade oatble—Jno Cox,
Goderioh township.
Sassy—Cotswold —3 Potter took all tbe
prizes in this olass. Leicester— Aged
ram, J Snell, N Coming ; ahearling ram,
3 Snell, J Barr ; ram Iamb, N Coming 1
& 2 ; ahearling ewes, S Snell 1 & 2 ; aged
ewes, 3 Snell, J Barr ; ewe lambs, J
Snell 1 & 2. Sbropabiredowna—Andrew
Darman took all the prizes in this class.
4ay other breed not named—Aged ram,
ahearling ram, ram Iamb, aged ewes,
ahearling ewes, ewe lambs, G Laithwaite ;
fat sheep, ewe or wether, J Snell. Judges
—Geo Penhale, Exeter ; J Cole, Belgrave.
Pros—Yorkshire—Aged boar, J Alton,
R Nichol ; brood now, J Alton, R Niobol ;
brood littered in 1901, J Alton, E Hag.
gitt ; sow littered in 1901, R Niobol, J
Allen. Tamworth—W H MoCotoheon
took all the prizes in this olaas. Improv
ed Berkshire—Aged boar, J Alton, G F
Robinson ; brood sow, J Alton, Pat Gib -
bone ; boar littered in 1901, Pat Gibbons,
G F Robinson ; eow littered in 1901, Pat
Gibbons, G F Robinson 1 pen of pigs, any
age or breed, J Alton, W 13 MoOutaheon ;
special, 6 singers, J Watt sr, J Shob-
brook, J Potter. Judges—W Bailie, Dan•
kannon ; Levi Trick, Clinton ; 3 A Mal.
lough, Dungannon.,
Pourrax—Bronze turkeys, S Speir, J
Barr ; tarkeye any kind, G W. Irwin 1 &
2 ; geese large breed, 3 Speir, E Haggitt;
Ronan dooks,E Haggitt ; duoke any other
kind, E Haggitt, G W Irwin ; leghorns,
Mra Howrie, W Haggitt ; brahmae, G
Irwin, Mre 0 Campbell ; minoroas, Mre
Howrie 1 & 2 ; homburgs, Mrs 0 Camp.
ball, E HRegitt ; langebane, Mrs OOamp•
bell, Mre Howrie ; dorkinge, G W Irwin
rtes Mre 0
Campbell •
2 w endo p ,
1& y ,
aodali eians, Mre Howrie ; black breast-
ed red game, J; Haggitt ; buff 000hina, G
W Irwin, bantams, Mrs 0 Campbell, E
Haggitt tpoiande, Mrs G W Irwin ; red
nape, Mra O Campbell, E Haggitt • ply
month rooks, G W Irwin, Mre 0 damp -
bell i collection of pigeona, Eva Bell 1 &
2 ; oolleotion of fowl, G W Irwin I & 2 ;
guinea fowl, J Barr, E Haggitt. Jodge—
G Swallow, Clinton.
Iupnmoaxae—Single covered bnggy, J
Branadon & Son ; cotter, J Brunedon 1 &
2 ; wooden pump, P Willows. Judge—
W Sims, Blyth.
Galax—Red Fall wheab,M Brethour,
S Parse ; white Fall wheat, G Furse, of
Brethonr' red Spring wheat, M Breth-
our, J Zi Wise ; white Fyfe Spring wheat,
M Brethour, R G MoGawan ; 6 rowed
barley, D Bretbour, M Brethonr ; white
Date, M Brethour, D Brethonr ; black
oats, D 'Brethonr, M Brethour ; small
peas, M Brethonr, 8 Furse ; large peas,
M Brethonr, 3 K Wise ; timothy seed,
J Allen, D Brethonr ; red clover, 5 Furse,
M Brethour. Jndge—R Graham, Brus-
sels,
ROOTS—Early potatoes, P Willows, Mre
Hamilton, S Faro ; date potatoes, 3
Allausoo, P Willows, Dr Carder ; colieo
tion of potatoes, S Furse, E Haggitt, S
Willows ; field oarrote, Jog Allaneon, Mre
Belo ;garden red oarrota, A W Sloan, 3
Allaneon t Swede turnips, R GF MoGowan,
3 Allanson ; any other variety turnips,
W Saokeoe, J Barr ; oolleotion garden
products, W H McCracken, J Allaneon ;
beets, Mee Hele, P Willows ; sugar beets,
W'Et Mopraoken, 3 Allaneon ; marigold
wrutzele long, W H Itfo0raoken, J Allan.
son ; marigold globe, W H Morraoken, J
Allaneon ; pumpkin. J Allaneon, E Hag-
gis ; squash, A Tyreman, W H Mc0raok•
en ; red onions, Mre Bele, W H McCrack-
en ; yellow onions, Mrs Bele,'W B Mo.
Oracken •; silver pickling onions, J Allan-'
son, Mra Yale ; potaboe onions, P Wil.
Toros, W 10 Moraoken ; white field -beans,
S Furse, M Brethour; held oorn, 5 Faro,
H lildwarde ; table corn, F Metoa if, A
Tyreman ; oitrono, W Plunkett, G -'Henry ;
watermoloas, W H McCracken, Mrs
Lonxas' Wolin —Gent'e flannel shirt,
Mre W McKenzie, Mrs Hamilton ; gent's
white shirt, Mre McKenzie, Mra Hele ;
gent's mitts, Mre McKenzie, W H Mc-
Cracken ; pillow shame, Mre Hole, Mies
Sporting ; patch quilt in cotton, J K
Wise, W 2mnkett ; patob quilt in oloth,
Aries Nott, M Brothoar ; si.k crazy quilt,
Miea Symington, Mre Hele ; crochet
quilt, Miss Symington, Mre Howrie;
knitted quilt, Mies Symington, Mre
Stewart ; woollen socks or atoakinge,
Mre Stewart, W H McCracken ; Ares -rine
work, Mre Nott, Mrs 0 Oampbell ; em•
broidery on bolting cloth, W H blo.
Oraoken, Mre C Campbell embroidery
on silt or satin, Mrs E Stewart, Mise
Symington - Kensington embroidery,
Mre Hale, Mra Howrie; Roman em•
broidery, Mrs C Campbell, Miee Syming-
ton ; parlor screen, Mies Nott, Mra
Campbell ; sofa ouebion, Miae Syming•
ton, Mise Sperling ; fancy panel, Mre
Campbell, Mise Symington ; piano or
table end, Miss Sperling, Mre Hele ;
drawn work, and honiton or point lane,
Mre Hele Miee Symington ; novelty in
fanny work, Mre Stewart, Mise Sparling ;
oroohet work in silk, Mra Campbell, Mrs
Hele ; crochet work in cotton, Mre Bele,
M Brethonr ; bedroom slippers, W H
McCracken, Mre Howrie ; fancy toilet
est, Mise Sperling, Mrs Howrie ; foot-
stool, Mrs Stewart, Mre Howrie ; appli•
qua work, Mre Stewart, Miee Nott ;
fancy pin cushion, Mies Wise, W II Mc-
Oreoken ; handkerchief case, Mies
Sparling, Dr Carder ; mould work, Mre
Campbell, Mise Symington ; ladies'
un-
derwear, Mise Sperling, Mee Symin •
ton ; knitted cotton laoe,-Mrs Bela, Mre
Stewart ; knitted or oroohet fancy wool
shawl, W H MoCraoken, Myrtle Syming.
ton ; oroobet table mate, Miee Syming-
ton, W H McCracken ; set doilies, W H
MoOraaken, Mra Hele ; battenbnrg lace,
Mre Hele, Myrtle Symington ; glove case,
Miss Symington, Mrs Campbell ; tatting,
Mrs Hele, Mre Campbell ; netting, Mre
BAvota Lti ro
Howrie, Mrs W lIariry ; Queen Anne
darning, Min S mfn t ,
� re Qatn
p
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bell; gent's collar and anti gaao, M
Brehbonr, Dr Carder ; afghan, MIee
Symington, Mrs Us a • centre piece,
ambroiderred, Mrasne cotMiseakips ipgover,
tray oleth, Miee Symington, Mre !Tale.;
tba aoey, Mlee Nett, W lI MoCraoken ^,
piotnra throw, Miele Sparling, Mies Nott
lamp soman, Mise Symington, Dr Oar
dor; laundry bag, Miea Bymragton, Mrs
Cidcr Applcs
The Highest Cash Price will
be paid for any quantity of Cider
at 1irussela
Howrie i chopping bag, tars dole, Mies Apples delivered
Nott; etobioir, MEW Nott, Mre Camp. Cider Mill,
bell ; knotted bed spread, Mise Wise, Dr.
(larder; mantle drape, Anise Sperling,
Mre Omni bell '' oolleatinn of ladies'.
work, Mrs ti.ele, Dr Carder, Mrs How-
rie. Judger—Miee Harrison, ]3oigrave ;
Mies Nellans, Hedrick.
CHILDREN'S PEPAn'rltltms.—Hail dozen
hemmed handkerohiefe, Aire • Howrie, Jas
Barr ; darning on emirs or atookiugs, hire
Howrie ; oroohet work In wool, John
Kelly, Jas Barr ; crochet work in cotton,
W Ball, 3 Barr ; pencil drawing, Mre
Hele, 0 Herrington.; dreeeed doll, Jae
Barr ; work, . plain or ornamental, W
Bell, Mrs Howrie ; plain sewing by abiid
under 8 Mre H
rtr
Y•Funs ARTS.—Calleotl
on oil pointings,
Mies Fowler, • Mies Sperling ; oolleotion
water color paintings, Dr Carder,Mise
Fowler ; fi4are painting in oil, Miee
Fowler, Mra Hele ; figure painting in
water oolor, Mise Fowler, Aire Hole ;
animals in oil, Mrs 0 Campbell, Mise
Fowler ; animals in water color, Mra 0
Campbell, Mise Fowler ; landscape in
oil, Miee Fowler, Mies Sperling ; land•
Knape in watercolor, Mrs 0 Campbell,
Miss Fowler ; crayon drawing, Dr Oar.
der, Miee Fowler ; pehoil drawing, Mra
lade, Dr Carder ; paetelle, Mre Bele,
Mre 0 Campbell ; oolleotion pen and ink
aketobes, T;McGill, Mre C Campbell ;
china painting, Mra Hele, Mre Howrie
hand painting on silk, satin or plush,
Mrs Hele, W H McCracken ; painting on
glass in oil, Dr Carder, Mies Symington ;
collection of photogrnphe, B MaArter, N
B Henry. Judges—Mies Graham, Olin -
ton ; Mre 13 W Allen, Barlook.
PLANTS AND FLOWERS. ColleatiOn Of
foliage, W J Fonwiok ; geraninme in
bloom, Jae Barr, Dr Carder ; fnahiae in
bloom, Dr Carder ; banging basket, Dr
Carder ; beet display of planta in flower,
Dr Carder. Cat Flowers—Table bogaet,
F Metcalf ; hand boquet, Mrs Howrie, F
Metcalf ; oolleotion dahlias, Mrs How.
rie ; collection pansies, Mrs Bele, Jae
Beane.
SPECIAL PRIZES—Lady driver, single
rig, Miss. W Dale, Mies Lily Butt ;i open
to farmers' sone only, harness horse and
hitch to Bingle rig and drive ouaa around
ring, Wm Butt.
_Branum RACE -3 mile race, 3 Malbol•
land, J McCaughey, E Kuntz,
SCHOOL CHILDREN'S COMPETITION. —
Obiidren under 10—Alf Collineon, Jae
Brigham ; children ander 18—Isabella
Elliott, 0 Sunder000k ; children under
18-M Elliott, Amelia Sundercook.
OPEN TROT OR PACE.
Two Strike—% Stanley, Paisley...2 2 1 1 1-1
Io eellSie --W on 88 2-2
BG oBus Goderrrch..a 8 8 8-8
2.80 TROT on PACE.
Puzzler—John Beattie Brussels... ...... 1 1 1-1.
Sidneer—G Whitely, eaforth...........2 2 5-2
Amelia—Pat McDevitt, Lualmow 8 4 2-8
—4
LitLine—Geo
t Csees454tle abet, Twter —5
8.7,m>ru a GLASS.
Maggie -21 Swartz, Goderich 1 1 2 1-1
Cap Tex -0 Henderson, Whitee'h4 2 1 2-2
Rodney—Alf
BB Henderson Seaforth,8 4 8 4-4
Topsy 0—T Oarbert, Teeswater 5 5 5 5-5
PONY TROT.
Sammy P—A H Plummer Blyth 1 1-1
Little Bay—R Graham, Clinton 2 4-2
Miss Hannah—Geo Hannah, Wingham4 2-8
Ned AE Plummer, Blyth 88-4
Judges—G E Henderson, Seaforth, starter •
Dr Bgat aaa lBlCCllhton; P Scott, Brussels; 81
Geo..
Mtwara.;
MILL
STREET.
FLOUR
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]Brussels School Board,
The regular meeting of the Brussels
School Board was held on Friday evening
in the Board Room. Present, J. Torn•
ball, A. Oonaiey, D. C. Roes and J. G.
Skene,
Minutes of last meeting read and
paseed.
After a chat over uon•attending pupils
it was agreed to ark the Truant officer to
look 'after them.
Inspector Robb addressed the Board
relative to taking up Stb Form work in
Brussels Pablio School and an interest•
ing discussion ensued, The matter will
come op at a sobargnent meeting.
The Prinaipai'e report for September
was ee follows
Dept. Roll Attend'oe. Aggregate
No. 1 44 35 700
" 2... 60 53 1053
8 57 52 1040
0 4 70 64 1274
Board then adjourned.
Car of best Manitoba Flour
to hand' and ready for the public.
Also a ear of Salt.
The Latter may be had at
my Office or Grain Storehouse to
suit Customers.
Burglars robbed the safe of Maneon's
general store at Shoal Lake of $1,000.
Chadwick Brea.' factory at Hamilton
was damaged by fire to the extent 01610,-
000.
,elf. Baeyer, Brussels.
Harness Harness
cL.EOD'S
System Benavator
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TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyapep'sia, Sleepleesuess, Palpita•
Eton of the Heart, Liver Oomplaint,Neur-
algia, Lone of Memory, Brouobitia, Con.
sumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kidney
and Urinary Diseases; Bt. "Vitae' Dance,
Female Irregularities and General De.
bility.
LABORATORY, COI ERICH1 ONT.
d. M. MOLEOD,
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We have also made epeobil arrange•
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Rev. R. Hobbs was at Niagara and the
Pan-American last week.
No. 2 Company went to Toronto last
week to take part in the royal reception.
Owing to the soarolty of . help, the
Dinaley House hag employed a Chinaman
o ook.
T. J. Maguire makes announcement
that be bas opened a real estate and in-
surance office over D. M. Gordon's store.
The youngpeople of the Presbyterian
church have arranged for a lecture to be
given by Rev.. Mr, Dickie, of Orangeville,
on .the 28th inst.
The front of the building occupied by
Walker Bros. & Batton has undergone a
obange. Instead of two windows, one.
large window with plate glass has been
e ubetituted.
After some months' looking around for
a location, S. Graney (predeoeseor of Ball
Bros.) bas decided to locate in ,Stratford,
and will open a furniture and nndertak-
i0s store there.
The School Board has re-engaged the
preseub staff of teachers. The following
are the saisriea paid the teaohers for
1902:—Miee Roberteon, Mies Reynolda,
Mins Farquharson, Miee Matheson ani
Miss Reid $860 each ; Mies Vanetone'at
the rate of 6606 for first half year and
8320 for second half ; Mise Oornyn at
the rate of 6320 for first half year and
$335 for second half ; Principal Musgrove
$776,
Some time ego the Trustees of the
Metbodiet ohnroh in town sold the lot
East of the parsonage to W. H. Green,
bat conveyance had not been made. At
a meeting held last week the Board de•
aided not to part with the lob, and Mr,
Green oousanted to the change. The old
building now on the let 0011 be removed
and thus a good view of the new eburob
orae be bad from John street. A road
through this lot will give easy aooess to
the obnroli gbede. The contract of re.
moving the old antral to the roar of the
S lot, clotting it down to suitable height and
fitting it up properly as a shed for teams,
AD " wee let to W. H, Green,
HEAVY and LIGHT.
A full stock and prices lower than ever as the following
prices will show 1—
D. H. Rubber Trimmed Single Harness .. ..,$ 7 50
Niekle Silver Single Harness, doubled and stitched 7 50
box loops, extra good value ... 11 00
Large size, heavy, warm Wool Rugs ... 1 90
Large size, extra heavy, fine quality, Wool Rugs .. ... 2 40
Plush Rugs, fine looking, good article ... ,.. .., 2 75
Saskatchewan Buffalo Robes, full stock, Newlands make, the
best Robe in the market—we have the agency for Brussels and can
do better for you on this Robe than anyone else. Horse Blankets
from 50c. up, in fact everything in the Harness line you may want
at lower prices than ever. Rubber Rugs, lined and unlined.
Trunks and Satchels made to stand hardships.
We can line your Robes for you as we keep lining and trim-
ming for that purpose.
1 'Repairs in Harness, Boots, Shoes and Rubbers done
neatly and promptly.
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A
value for your n0Onoy v If 08, take 0 505015
at the laiatewel llnaineas College, cheer rho
Commmercial or Buorp.htOourao,
Otudeota'00,7 outer of :Any than, Terms
roaaoaabio-•sor:rl rtr College fourtutl,
O. 4, FlaEMIN0, A. L. tfoINTY108,
•'resitlon6,
Scor'etary.
STOCK FOR SERVICE
p0OAR FOR SERVICE.—TRS
upderelgned will keep /Or ser•vleo on
Lot 11, Con.B, Greyy, the there' {bred
Tsmworth hog, "Sing George," Terme, 75
conte, Payable at time of nervloe with prlys
liege of returning it neaeasary.
18.4 4141:178 SHAW, Proprietor,
r11HOBO' BRED YORKSHIRE
11 non non snnvron,—The under'efgned
will keen a Wore' bred Yorkshire boar for
service on North Half Lot 15, Con. e, Grey,
Registered pedigree. Worms 75a'to he e
aid
at time of amvtao with Privilege of
return-
ing if necessary. JNO, BATEMAN,
12 4 - Proprietor.
REAL ESTATE.
"WARMS FOR SALE -THE UN -
A. has sayers.' good Farms fOr
sale and to rent, easy terms, in Townsbipe
of Morrie and Grey.. F S. SCOTT,Bruseele
T.OAR'4I FOR SALE.—$1000,00
..-.al will buy Lot No.20 in the 18th ooneea-
elon of the Township of Grey, containing e4
acres. There is about 15 acres clear of tim-
'nation apply to Gua Blairr, Solicitor,, labor -
'nation
eels,
G00D-1+'ARM OF 1421 ACRES
for sale, being Lot 23Con, 7, Grey.
House suitable for bwo families if required
School house, ohuroh and part of the Village
of Ethel on part of the lot, Apply to 30HN
()OBER, Ethel Carriage Werke. 24-
A few good steers for sale, rising 8 years.
A SACRIFICE IN REAL ES-
Ttrtr.—$8000.00 will buy the Medan.
ghey Block in the Village of Brussels, These
two fine stores must be sold to close out the
McCaughey Estate. Intending purchasers
ehanld investigate at once, Apply to F. 8,
SCOTT or G. F. BLAIR, Brussels, Ont.
11ARM . FOR SALE.—BEING
the North-east } ()Mot 24. in the Ord
Coneeseion of the Township of Morrie, in
the County of Huron, containing 50 acres.
For price. terms and partioblars apply to
D. A. TAYLOR or F. L. SCHAFI'NER, M. D,:.
lioieeevain, Manitoba, executore of the late
H. A. Oaldbiok.
17ARl1I FOR SALE.—THE UN -
i' dersigued offers his 100 acre farm for
ale, being Lot 11, Con. 17, Grey. There are
0 aures cleared . and 10 acres bneb, Good
case ; bank barn, 50x52 feet, with stone.
tabling ; .good orohard ; farm well fenced
ed drained Artesian well with wind mill
nd tank. Convenient to school, church
ud market. 10 nares of Pail wheat and 15
ores plowed, balauoe seeded to grass. Ap-
ply on the premises or Walton P. 0.
54.01 ENELS ORIOH, Walton.
L1ARM FOR SALE. — THE
subscriber offershie valuable 100 aerie
arm for sale, being N d Lot 24, con, 5, Mor-
rie. About 70 acres under : Drop, the rest
groes. There le a oomfottable frame house
with cellar, furnace, Ea., barn with stone
tabling, 40000 feet and straw shed on stone
wall, 24x40 feet. There is also a atone hog.
pen and hen house, and a frame sheep house
on stone foundation. No more convenient
buildings to the township. Farm in good
shape An acre of orchard. Possession
eouhl be given on Noy. lat. For price,
terms and conditions apply to the Proprie-
tor, WALTER INNER, Jamestown,
or F. 8. SCOTT, Brussels. If not sold it
will be rented. a•
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It's Your Nerves.
.ROTI"' 0 il....
OCT. 17. 1901'
Yes, we are prepared to give you a Dollar's worth of Goods
for every Dollar of your. Money we may receive. We will
be very much pleased to have tbe opportunity or showing
ybu our stock of Fall and Winter Goods which is now com-
plete and up,to-date,
worommisamvammosimigock
In our Shoe Department
ranee Boots Shoes and Rubbers than any
we are now showing a more complete ng. of r
previous reason. We would draw Your attention to our—
S)rpea for Women, made with seam on one side only, in eine from 3
to 11, special value at $1.50.
— Our Boys' Spit Shoe, with seam on one side only, is a splendid boy's shoe
for this soon of the year,
Our Stock of Dress Goods
never was larger, We are showing—.
—Homeepaos, 54 inohea wide, in shades of Brown, Gray, Fawn and Bleak,
splendid valve at 76o per yard..
—Blue and Blaok Berges, heavy weight, all pure wool, at 60o per yard,
—Also fancy French Flannels, in leading shades, at 60o per yard.
Saskatchewan Buffalo nobes.
We have the agenby for the famous Genuine Saskatchewan Buffalo Rabe. Title
Robe is made with an interlining of rubber and it is lined with a superior quality of
Astrachan Cloth, thus making the Robe water proof and wind -proof. We guarantee
everyono of these Roben to give entire eatisfaotion.
It's the Condition of Your
Nerves that Either Makes
Your Life a Round of
Pleasure or a Use-
less Burden.
To many women life is one round of
sickness, weakness and ill health. To
attempt even the lightest household duties
fatigues them. Many of the Symptoms
accompanying this state of decline are t a
feeling of tiredness an waking, faintness,
dizziness, sinking feeling, palpitation of
the heart, shortness of breath, loss of
appetite, cold bode and feet, headache,
dark circles ander the eyes, pain in the
book
and aide and
all the other accom-
paniments of a rundown and weakened
constitution.
All these symptoms and conditions aro
eimply the result of a poor quality and
defective circulation of the blood, with a
wasting away of the nerve forces.
By feeding the system with
DR. WARD'S
BLOOD AND NERVE PILLS
You etrike at the root of the disease, and
lay a solid foundation on wbioh to build.
Soon the weight increases, the sunken
oheeks and flattened buete fill out, the
eyes get bright and the thrill of renewed
health and strength vibrates through the
system.
60 dente per box at all draggisba', or
DR. WARD Co.,
Toronto, Ont.
For gale by C. A, Deed man, itruegels,
Important:to Breederoland Horsemen.
Eureka
VeteCaustic Balsam.
rinary
Before Buying Tour Furs
this season it would probably be to your interest to call and look through aur stock.
— is Men's Par Ooata are can give yen Coo, Wombat, Blaalt Martin,
Wallaby, Corsican and Imittion Parsian Lamb.
— In Ladiea' Furs we can give you Oaperioee in the different kinds of Fur,
Astrachan Gauntlets, Astraoban Capes and a ohaioe selection of
Astrachan Jokers of best quality money can buy.
It will cost you nothing to call and inspect our stock and
as we said before we can show you a more ,complete range
of goods in all lines than we were ever in a position to do
before at
H. A.
c
llister's
A reliable
and speedy
remedy for
Curbs,
91,a•tnte,
Spavins,
Sweeney,
eta., oto., i n
II Horses sad
�}, Lump Jaw
Cattle.
TRADE HAItx "See pamph-
let which a000mpanioe every bottle, giving
scion tine treatment in the varieue diseases.
It eau be nand in ovary ease of veterinary
ppraotiao-whore etimulating applications and
blisters aro preoaribed,. It has no ournnlon.
Every bottle eold ie guaranteed to give satin. CLOTHIER AND
faction. Price 70o per bottle. Bold by all
draggling and country Storekeepers, Pre.
n1aa.�rod by 1'no 811:Ti0Eli4 VETERINARY
ME1)001NE COMPANY, Lendob�Ost.
P. B.—If you are buying a suit for yourself or any of your 'family it would probably
be wise to call and get our prices far a good quality of goods made up•to-date.
3.,
THE Ti
"LION" BRAND
O F--wimir
Boys'
Schoo1iI*
Once a Customer, _
Always a Customer.
KESS the boys so they can 'go out and enjoy the
glorious air. Dress them so they will not be afraid
to roll and tumble all over the ground. We have clothes
made on purpose for these busters—won't show dirt, won't
look shabby in a week's wear, and will always stand the
rough and tumble wear of the lively boy. Pants have
double knees and double seats, lined with heavy white
cotton,: sewed with linen thread, seams double sewn and
taped, buttons put on to stop on ; all this you get when
you ask for the "Lion" Brand of Boys'. Clothing. ' The cut
and make of these suits are not equalled by anything on.
the market. We are sole agents for this famous make.
ROSS,
FURNISHER,
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