HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1901-12-26, Page 8Hola dayFtesextts
Celluloid oases
See our handsome dloplay of those
gooda, Wu have everytblog yQt1 wept
in thio line soma ao Toilet Casae,
Abaving Sete, oto,
Perfumes
All the latest and best Odors to
stook, If you with a fine bottle of
Perfume, do not fail to oall op ua,
Japanese Goods
These are elegant geode and the
very latest thing out. The priooe are
very tow, Do not mina getting aomo,
hooks
vrer,*w!!a,- rnM
All the beet prow aqd poetical
worko to haodogme volamee. Witted
and Hymn Rooks at all prioes..
Albums -
Ali. the latent Albums iu 0ellulold
with beantifot designs, These ore very
pttraQtive goods,
Christmas Cards
We have on hand an ondlese
Variety of Obrietmao Cards and ORlen-
dare et all prides. See our bapdoome
diopiay before you buy.
F. B. llurs ey (Sc
DRUGGISTS, AND
SUCCESSORS TO L, It. IIABBEY,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
0o0TOERN EXTENSION W. a. & a.
Trains leave Braeeole Station, North
and South, as follows ;
Gonia donna Gem, remora
ar➢res& 7:18 e,m ( Mail2:10 p.m
Mired - 0:46 a,r I Express - 8:17 p.m
a z tbJS 0 tem• .
A ohiel'e among ye taklie' nates,
An' faith he'll prem it.
DON'T trot over the iron bridge.
Haws New Year to all oar readers.
GET your New Years resolutions ready;
GREEN wood is beginning to Dome to
town.
DfurnmPALEIeotion Day on Monday,
Jan. 6th.
Boreaaa interesting items came to hand
too late for this week's ieene.
A. BEATING party went to Wroxeter on
Cbrietmas and had a good time•
Penal Boboole reopen on Friday, Jan.
3, unlessotherwise arranged by trustees.
L0CxarDOE Boos, are bere fitting up the
woollen mill and will soon have it ready
for operation.
DAN. EWAN'S name is mentioned as a
probable candidate for a Beat at the
Oonnoil Board for next year.
Lisa Saturday evenieg'etrain did not
gat to Brussels until midnight owing to a
break down in the engine at or near Elora.
NExo Wedneeday will be New Year's
Day and consequently a pablio holiday.
The poetofhoe hours will be as usual on
that day.
DIPHTnERTA attaoked the family of John
Long last Saturday and they are now
quarantined. The patient, Miee -Mania
ie getting along nioely.
A. OMRRIE was awarded $50 by the in-
euranoe company for the damage done to
his ice house by the recent fire. The
baildiag will be repaired 8o se to be
ready for the ice bavest.
JNo. LEQEIE and family have moved
into their fine new oummodioae and
modern residence. We wieb them many
years of happiness and prosperity in
their comfortable home.
CLOD aP TaANxe.—We desire, through
Tin Pon to express our :sincere thanks
for the kindness and sympathy ehowe
0e by friends during on time of sickness
and trouble. GEO. AND MRS. LOTT.
P. McQaARaxs'e little daughter, who
took ill Iasi week with diphtheria, died
on Obrietmae day we are sorry to say.
No other members of tbe family have
taken it fortunately. The funeral took
place on the afternoon of Wednesday,
Rev, J. Holmes 0andueting service at the
cemetery. Deceased was a bright little
girl 8 yesre of age.
Tea sad intelligence was received this
week that Mre. Argo, nee Mies Fannie
Montgomery, formerly of Brussels', bad
passed away at her home, Medicine at,
N. W. T., a victim of that fell destroyer,
000enmption. • Deceased was a sister to
Mrs. W. F, Venotone, of Wingbam, and
had a wide oirole of friends in this
locality.
• CAMP BEN'LouoND S. O. B: The an.
enol election of office bearers of Brussels
Sone of Bootland Camp, No. 81, took
plate last week resulting as follows :— Lowry 'e elate in the Methodist Sabbath
Chief, J. 11, Cameron ; Chieftain, A. sobool palled at her home and read the
Stewart ; Peet Chief, W. Martin ; Obep' following brief note :—"Dear Teacher,—
lain, A. M. bleKey; Recording Beoretary, Aoiept tbie Biscuit Jar in token of tbe
A. Strachan ; Financial Secretary and regard we bear toward you and also of
0.,
BOOKSELLERS,
BBNSSELS, Ont,
ram
Bx.notate eleewbore it will be ebeervod
Heat ell parties who bavo not Mien van
Maned ere adyiped to attend 19 11 at ono
as a proVention egaipat email -pox. W111943
bee made its appoaratloa in Heron Cot
There are said to be eleven non in tote
Ooquty,
Jiteella DuotrAvoA.Qo i 008100, — The
people 03 this tonality will be pleased to
hear that a 081,00001 engagement bee been
Made with Dies Janie, Allielattoblit , he
Soottisb Prime Donna, and she will sing
in Broesole Town Hall, on Wednesday,
Jan,81 i. Harry M, Bennett, the hum-
orist, and R. Buobanau, pie.uiet, will also•
take part ie the program, No the 8liouid
mina this Mullin! treat,
NARROW Enema—Last Saturday morn.
Mg A, Strao110.11'e atone bad a eloee oell
from a seriects fire. After the Ohrietmae
window droning had been done, 000aiet.
lug largely of bandker0hiefs, &o., a large
lamp lead been put in the window to
melt the frost off the -plate glees, In
some manner the goods caught fire and
GOY by energetic efforts ware the flames
kept in the omen oompaae of the window,
The plete,glass, whioh was only pot in
last Fall, was wreoiced as were the other
penes and the whtteweer end other genie
in the neat display were deetroyed• Mr.
Btraohan'e Iota will be about $200,
whioh will be covered by iueuran0e. Dr,
Graham,.wbo owne the brook, had hie
property insured also and the necessary
repairs will be made an soon as poeeible,
The fire alarm was rung bat the engine
was not ueo0seary.
A WonTuY YOUNG MAN PASSES AWAY,—
The Master summoned the spirit of
George S., eldest eon of Geo, and Mrs.
Rogers, Frederick etreet, to the House
of many memeione oa Batnrday morning
of last week. Bis d8mi08 1008 not mle1•
peoted as be bad been gradually failing
for months past, He had heroically
fotigbt for prolongation of life and hope
was often rekindled as some programs was
noted bat the improvement was only
temporary and despite the beet medical
skill and the earnest and eminent en•
cleavers of friends the taper of this life
was exbin,Iniabed ae above staled. George,
or Joe as he was familiarly galled, was
born at Deieware, Middlesex Go., but
spent tbe moat of kis life in town. He
was a bright, pleasant faced )ad and ae
the years want by while he developed in
body he displayed the gifts end graces
seldom evidencedin young manbood to
so marked a degree and it is not to be
wondered at that be enjoyed the friend.
ship of relatives and a very large oirole
friends. Choosing the calling of a drug-
gist be took n position in G, A. Dead.
man's store where his affability, courtesy
and etriot attention to businesswae reoog
nized by hie employer and tbe pablio
generally.
longedto St. Jobe'eaobe relations
and in ' the
choir, Sept. or teacher in the Sabbath
School and worker in the Young Peoples'
Sooiety took a most lively and prominent
part and bis place will be most dimonit
to fill, The Saviour of his boyhood was
bio example and in quiet repose and eon -
Orient trust he pillowed hie head on His
bosom and found blessed rest and nom•
fort through an illness, sometimes very
lryieg; covering 4 or 5 months. . Hie
example might be profitably followed by
the 70000 0180 f this or any locality in
minden both at home.. and abroad and
his memory will be green for many years
to dome. The funeral service was ton.
doted in St. Jobn'e Oburcb on Monday
afternoon at 8.80 o'clock by Rev. Mr.
Lowe, of Wingham, the incumbent, Bev.
G. J. Abey, who with the deoeased enjoyed
a David and Jonathan friendship, taking
bia place with tbe mourners. A. 'number
of beautiful floral tribateafromthe chards.
and friends were placed on the casket.
Interment was made io the family plot
in Brussels cemetery. Pall bearers were
Fred. Cardiff, Harry Bartliff, Ed. Bey -
the, Geo. Manning, E. Bryant and
W. • Campbell. Miee MaLaooblin
organist, played the Dead March es
the casket wee taken into and out
of ,the oburob. The subject of tbie
notioe wee 80 years of age. Heartfelt
sympathy iea000rded the bereavd family
who do not Borrow aa those without' hope
but look forwasd to happy re nnionj when
Faith shall be loot in eight.
GAME WARDEN TINeo.EY nye there ie no
alone eeaeon for mink.
Hooker hae been on the program by
the boyo on the mili dam ekatieg rink."
Taos. 'NEweouo was foreman of the
Grand Jury lest week. Alfred Lowry
watt a juror too.
Tan new, temporary etable at the
Oeotrel Hotel will accommodate 26
horses. • It was rushed up in a hurry for
a Winter job.
Bent= laths. tannery at Blyth eaffer-
ed by fire on Tuesday. Blyth has been
very nnfortnnate far the past few years
1n the fire bueineee.
Won contract for Brussels Public'
Sohool woe let to Thos. Davideon at
$1.70 per cord. Wood fa to be body
beech and maple 2 feet long.
LICENSE INSPECTOR MILLER waS in Bras-
cele last Saturday evening (lasting ten eye
about for non-compliance with the
Crooke Act as to °losing of bare but found
nothing to complain of.
1t1axnrr DeWitt Holmes had the fingers
of hie left hand damaged in a machine
while employed in F. Adam's shop, Mill
street, validating in the manufaatare
of batter prints.
NatnNATIoN in Brunets next Monday
evening, commencing at 7:80 o'alockr•
Speech making will follow tbe norain0
tion hoar. Nomination will inatude
Reeve, Oouneillora and 8 Sohool Trustees.
OM well known townsman, a. Y. 8.
Kirk, whileengaged splitting wood in his.
yard received a hong from the axe in the
faoe that might easily have done more
damage than it did although that receiv•
ed wee painful enough for a time.
Done this rhyme bit anybody ?
Dec. 29th the Sunday Sobool will be
Jean full of gide and hope ;
They love their pretty Obrietmae tree,
Their candies and their tope,
But 2 weeks later you won't see
Enough to make a noise.
CANED.—B. Gerry received a very nice
Cbrietmas present Oe Monday is the
ebape of an ebony walking cane with a
gold head, with his initials thereon.
Mre, J. 1'. Crocker, of Exeter, Mr.
Gerry'e sister, waa Santa Clans. B. G.
will now be in p08ition to pat on etyle.
Choice MEAre.—At S. Walker's betel:
er shop in oonneotion with his Xmas
exhibit there was a 15 months old heifer
fed by Mr. Walker, dressing 485 pounds ;
2 hogs raised by Allan Speir, Morrie
township ; 2 lambs fed by S. Walker ;
fowl, sausage, head cheese, &o., neatly
dreseed and arranged.
PAoeB Borm.—Jobn Beattie gold Mie
pacing horee, "Puzzler,' with e. record of
2,29, to Kidd Bros., of Listowel, the
pride said to be $200. The horee was
delivered on Tuesday. Rein a true piece
of horseflesh and will do his beet when
it cornea to speeding. Richard Rothe
will have "Puzzler" added to hie string.
K. 0, T. M•—Following are the newly
eleoted officers in oonneotion with Brus-
sels Maccabees —Paet Commander, P.
Hogg ; Commander, J. Wright ; Lieut.
Commander,' R. Leatherdale ; Bergeaut,
W. Baker ; Master at Arras, 0. Dodds ;
Record Keeper, A. McGuire ; Finance
Keeper, L. S. Danford ; Prelate, A.
Somers l let Master of the Guard, W.
Grives ; 2nd Master of the Guard, 0.
Beam ; Sentinel, R. Anderson ; Picket,
W. Stewart.
PasesumTmN,— Taeeday evening last
the young man constituting Mre. Alfred
Treasurer, D. 0. Rose ; Marshal, A,
Lamont ; Standard bearer, Jae. Speir ;
Senior Guard, W. Robb ; Piper, Thos.
Ballantyne. Installation on Tuesday
evening, Jan. 711), under direction of Past
Chief Martin.
OHmeTIxoe 312408 —A. Carrie made a
tiptop display of 0hriettnae meats this:
week whioh °evoked many oompliment0.
The list oompriaed ;-1 two year old
heifer, fed by Robt. Miller, of Grey,
dented 550 ponode ; 1 two year old heifer,
fed by Peter Oaotelon, Morrie ; 2 lambs
fed by Arthur Oantelon, Morris ; 0 hoge
fed by A. Carrie. In addition to this,
there was smoked and curedmeats of all
kinds, ean0age, bologna, haggle, white
and black puddings, fagite, tripe, lard,
head oheeee, turkeye and geese. Mr.
Currie bag made many commendable
exhibits in past years but few if any ex -
that of 1901 both in quality and
quantity.
GOLnEN W8DmNO.—A' very pleasant
family gatbering, plug other friends, took
plain et the residen08 of John Carter,
Mill street, Tuesday evening, wbon the
Golden Weddieg of the host and hostage
was celebrated. The gifts were of a very
heel til character in which wee inolnded
$80 in gold. Among the relatives were
John Carter and wife and Geo. Hendkr-
eon and wife, of MoHillop i Jno. Tamin
and wife, of Agbnrn; Joe, Curter and
wife, Colborne ; David Carter and wife
and W. A. Carter, tat Blytb • E. Poker
and wife of Owen Bond ; Na". Riley and
Wife, of Grey ; and S. Carter and wife of
town. After a well prepared sapper was
partaken of oongratulatory ep000bee wore
Made by Rev. John'Holmee and Bev. R.
Doul and he evening most enjoyably
:meet. Mt, and Mee. Dotter gave all a
good time and he company departed
wihhine Glom many happy yawl.
A. W. Jowitt andwife, of Cron:arty,
aro'bolideying with roletivp0 in and near:
Bruaeele,
Afro, Ro14. Kerr woe vielting'ber tom.
D. McDouald, formerly of Brueeelo, (n
Strttttortl,
Rev. R. and Mo'e, Peel apant Lime.
with J. and .Mae. ??Ilgll and [Wily at
Bluevale.
Lorne fleeter le botne from .Arthur
where bto.bother leengeged le the photo.
bgoinees•
T, 13, Stretton, wito has been laid up
with a broken leg, wee able to take a. drive.
en Monday.
Mies Nina Rogers was called hone
from Moent'f'breet to attend the funeral
of her brother.
Mile Kate Wilson, daughter of Kra,
Jae. Wileoni'Brgseele, will teach eohool
at DraytoU for 1902.
WM.Ottmeron, oburpll street, keeps
quite poorly but we hope a obange for
the better will eo0n tome.
Mies Dora Smith baa been re•engaged ao
teacher in Platteville, promoting on the
staff with increase in salary,
A. N. Large, tenor soloist, well lteown
bare, will go to Colorado, U, S„ with an
Evangelist. He's a 'fine singer.
T. Boss and family' of Obeeley, and le.
Rose and family, of_IXinoardine, were
'Christmas visitors in Brussels,
Miee Ritchie, of Fergus, and Mies Mnry
Ritchie, of Beafortb, were visitors at P,
Ritchie'a, William street, Brussels.
M. R. Moore and :tn1,1311y of town, and
A. Hewitt and family, of Rinoordine,
spent Christmas at Trbwbtidge.
Mre. F. Baines was on the eiok list
with an attack of pneumonia but le fairly
well over it now we are pleand loony,
Mise Jean Walker is home from Glad.
atone, wbere she has been ealee'ady in tier
uncle's, store. Elbe is e. weloome visitor..
J. and Mee. Humphrey and daughter
and Miee Clara Thompson, of Toronto,
were holiday visitors with 3. G. and Mas.
Joue9.
Mien Annie McArthur, wbo hae a p081.
tion in the factory of Mr, Wing, Berlin,
in home for a holiday but will return next
weak.
Mies Jessie, daughter of Mrs. MoNiobol,
game street, hae been seriously ill but
we hope a °badge for thebetter may. soon
oar appreciation of year efforts in our
behalf doting the pan year. Signed for
the olaoe by Harry Mercer and Herbert
Mitchell." The gift was a nice one,
silver plated. Mre. Lowry waa taken
by surprise but thanked the boys in ap-
propriate words and a very enjoyable
evening was spent.
EAST 00808 EARNERS' INSTITUTE:
Meetings of the East Huron Farmers'
Institute for the discussion of Agricul-
tural and kindred subleote, will be held
as nnderooted. At Gerrie on the 21st.
January, 1002, the afternoon 88881001 at
1.80 p. m.:—Chairman's address ; G. 0.
Oaeton, Oraigburot, "The importance of
auooalentfood in the feeding of live stook';
J. E. Meyer, Koeath, "How I built my
silo" ; Mre. Iampbell, Goderiob, "House.
bold economies." Evening eeeeiou at
7.80 p m, ;—Obaieman'e addrase ; G. 0.
Gaston, "The Agriottltural • Oollege and
the education of the Farmer") J. E.
Meyer, "Keeping poultry for profit no
the farm" ; Mre. Campbell, "Home In.
flatten." Muskat program,
—At tarn:mele, on he 22nd of January,
1902, the afternoon session at 1.80 p. m,1
Chairman's address ; G. E. Oaetob,
"Problems of the Boll" ; 3. E. Meyer,
"How I built my silo" ; Mre. Campbell,
"Aims and objente of Womand' Institutes,"
Evening session at 7 80 p. m. :—Chair,
mane address ; G. C. Caston, The Land
we live in" ; JS 2. "Keeping
Poultry for profit 00 the farm" ; Mra.'
Campbell, 'Bread" and Breadmaing."
Mueioal program. A11 are cordially in-
vited to attend heed rneetinge and take
an intelligent part in the dieoneeione on
the remarke made by the speakers, tbat
the information imparted may be"clearly'
understood end duly impressed forfatnre
nee. Tkoe. McMillan be Preeident, and
Geo,.l load, Soorttarp.
Mre. Jno, Hewitt and Min Rhoda ere
holidaying with relatives in Hamilton..
Mr. Hewitt ate his Cbrietmas dinner in
the same city.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs. R. H.
Green, of Trowbridge, lute been ill with
pneumonia but hope she will soon be fully
restored to health.
Thee, Kew, of Whiteohorob, formerly
of Brussels, ,and. Mise .Ray Cottle, : of
Whiteohuroh, were married on Christmas
Day, Ooogratulatinns.
We regret to state that Mre. (Rev )
Abey'e health ie not very vigorous at
present but her many friends hope ebe
wiil be speedily restored.
Mies Franoe Loeoombe, of Kincardine,
and Miee Isabelle Molenzie, of Owen'
Sound, are holiday vieitore•' at J. J.
Gilpin's, Church street.
We are plaased to notioethat Dr. J. Al.
Moore, formerly of Brussels, ^hae passed
hie final exam. with fall authority to
practice the heeling art. He was in town
tbie we,k.
W. Greenway, of Crystal dity, Man.,
was visiting his sister, Mrs. (Rev.)
Holmes during he past week. He is a
brother.. of Hon. Thos, G"reenwey and a
former limonite.
Mies Maggie Bielby, Mico Hattie
Downing and Sam. Lamont of his local-
ity took 2nd. elan Honore at the Model
Sohool Examinations, We aongratulnte
them on their emcees.
Tbos. and Mre. Ainlay, of Lietowel,
were renewing old friendships in and a-
round B assets this week. Mr. Afulay
was laid off work from a bad oat on;
hie left hand but is getting along nioely.
Logo,
lu 1901
XV4•,8,.1) 134,N OF Ce4X4. , ,
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HEAD Q91'10E, e TORONTO
0API`l'AL PAID 732 One Aliliton Dollars) ' 01,000,000
laE ST 0700,000
Apenefeu in all prirteipal points in Ontario, Queiiec, Manitgilai Un4ted S0400 c$ Englund,:
VIZAPSWAS .til elf.
A 08neral' Banking Bueiuoea Trensaot'ed, b'armerp' Notes Dle0000nted..
Drafts Issued and Go1,,,eotipne made 00 ail polnta.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
IMersin allowed on deposita of $1.00 and apwarde and compounded half yearly,
Snow, hate :xlos 01008 To TIM OOLnaoTION Oe' FAntran8' BALENoTne.
Every fealty afforded'Onetoneere living at a dietanoe,
monoorb. payable at any bank tootled Under 010, .. $0, $20 to §80..',.1214
W'II at the following rates :— $10 to 020....10o. 30 to 40„ , .14o
F. H. GRAS', Ammo AGENT.
carriages be sent to theroyalhousehold
in England. Hie regneet WAS complied
with a few days ago.
Fall Wheat 72 74
Barley ..,48 50
Peas '78 75
Oats.,..,... 40 40
Butter, tutee anis rolls „ 16 16
L'Iggs per dozen ......., 16 17
Flour per owt.4 00 6 00
•Betatoee (per bus.) „.... 26 26
Applee (per bbl.) 2 00 3 00
Hay per ton ....., 6 00 7 00
Sheep skins, eacl1, ,, ,:25. 25
Lamb skins each 26 80
Salt per bbl., retail...:1 00 70
Hides trimmed 0 63
Hideo Tough5 5
Hogs, Live.... 0 00 6 10
Wool 18 18
PERSONAL PARAGIt11'l1S.
Dr. Fetid spent Ohristmae in Listawei.
Alex. MoRelvey i0 holidaying in Brute
eels,
Inepeotor Robb wag in 0linton on Mon-
day.
Dr. McKelvey .0901 in town for Obrist•
TORS.
Alf. Lawry and family Ohristmesoed at
Gorrie.
P. and Mre. Ament are holidaying in
Miohigan.
Mies Livingeton, milliner, spent Xmas
at Blyth.
Thos. Bird is here from Detroit for
Ohrietmae.
Mise Jo. Rose was home from Toronto
for Xmas.
P. Hogg went 6o Wellesley- to spend Ida
Obrietmae.
W. W. Harris and family are visiting
at Rothsay.
Mies Alice Bone is home form London
for a visit.
Alex. Rome was home for a holiday visit
from Ottawa.
Lorne Pringle was home from Toronto
for Obriekmas.
W. A. Matthews, of Owen Sound, ie
visiting in town.
A. McDonald was in town on Friday
from Kincardine,
R. Rosa, son of Wm, Rose, has gone to
Barrie, Simooe Oo,
Mies May Doadman is home from
Woodetook Oollege,
Wendell Holmes was home from Tor-
onto for Chrietmae.
W, A• Oriob and family went to See,
forth for Ohrietmae.
Robt, McAlpine, of Toronto, hong up
hie stocking in Brussels.
Bev. Mr. Keine, of Bethel, was a caller
at Trio POST on Tbnrsday.
MESS aeon and Geo. MoLaoohlia are
holidaying at Hamilton.
Miee Mabel Hayoroft is home from
Ripley for her attention.
Mies Blare Mitchell, is borne from Tor.
Onto on a ehort vacation.
Barrister Blair was in Goderioh'on
legal busines0.on Monday.
Mies Downey le ependiog her 0hrist-
mas holideye ab Chatham.
Hilton Hunter, of Mt. Forest, was
yhomo for Mie Christmas dinner,
B, Garry and family ate their Ohelot.
mat turkey with relatives at Beafortb.
W. E. Beist and family, Mlneatdine,
epeetXrnaswih relatives in Bruaeele..
Reeve Turnbull and family of Grey, ate
their 0hrietmae turkey at Jim Teenbell'e
town.
Business Locals.
Rms.—Rings all kinds and eine et
T. Fletoher's.
MONEY to loan ou farm security.
Apply et THE POST.
WANTED,—Dried npplee, 80. ; turkeys,
undrawn, 9o. Oath for batter and raw
furs. G. E. 'KIN. Wingham.
Bu :inno Pone WORKS —Saw gemming
a epeoialty. Satiafaotion guaranteed.
F. ADAMS, Mill street.
Hones blanket, bomemade, lost North
of Brussels, Finder will oblige by leav-
ing it at TEE POST. Woz. lummoxes.
Saw Emma —The undersigned is pre.
pared to attend to all saw filing in a
workmanlike menner, after long exper-
ience. Satisfaction guaranteed.
BURR NI/meanie,
Livery Barn, Bruaeele,
NOTICE.—All parties indebted • to as
are reepeolfnlly asked to call and settle
the same on dr' before' January 1001),
either by oaeh or prom1800ry note as we
tactor tarry our open a000unte. We
sell oar goods too olose to coat to 130 able
to do that. 1. 0. Rroaenne.
T. MoGnnooa hae a large quantity of
first Glass Dross ant saws for sale and
ready for work. Timber gutters should
see them for tIsey are fast and 'easy oat.
tere. Yours for sews, . T. MoGregor,
Bruseele Saw and Tool Co., Brussels,
Ontario,
Taro DLL•—In Morris, On D, e. 19111, to Mr.
and Mre, Wm. Thiel, a daughter._
X.a.ATIxLxaXO,
MoCALL—I'ons0Tn.—At the Manse, Bros.
eels, 013 Ohrietmaa Day, by Bev. Ino,
Boas, B. A., Mr. Albert Henry Mo.
Call, of Morrie, to Mies Hannah,
daughter of Mr. Hugh y Forsyth, of
Alameda, N. W. T., formerly of
Menlo.
R000ns.-Iu Brussels, on Deo. 21 George
S , Ron of George and Mre, Rogers,
aged 80 years.
Canadian I.Voe'rtea
George Neleoo, of London, Ont., hae
lost four children by diphtheria lately.
Joseph Camp, of Lyndon, wag thrown
out of hie wagon and probably fatally in.
jured,
Jsmee Moody died at the Emergency
Hoepital, Toronto, from laudauam poi-
soning. •
Hon, Wm. Ramey Mas been offered the
Liberal nomination for the. Commone.in
Kingston.
John Allan, of Ooondega Townehlp, ie
dead from wounds received in a shooting
aooident.
0. W. Lundny, telegrapher, who re•
aeived the first cable message by Atlantic
oable, died. in Halifax,
The American Canal Company has ob
tamed a Controlling interest in the Peter.
bore' Light and Power. Company,
Joseph Camp, he young 'man whose
snail was fractured in a driving accident
near Mutilate, i0: not exeeoted to regent,..
Sir William Tari Horne hug. returned
18 Montreal from Cabe, ' nee reports a
prwpe1one oondition o4 Muslims on tbe,
Band.
An order Hiattxoited a Great deal of
interact has been filled at the Anderson
fornitore faotoy, Woodetook, The com•
pauy bat on the market a babyoarriage
whioh it calla the Prince of Wates. when
the Duke of York was in Canada he
heard of tale fact, and shortly before Mie
departure from the country tent en order
to the Woodotook factory that one, of the
ubI vQunnnru,—In Bruesele, on Deo.26tb.
Ida Bell, young0et daughter of Mr,
and Moe, P.1'4oQuarrie, Aged years,.
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
.11,17eE'to rent. Apply to
lints, 3. It, SMITE[,
CaDAn fence posts for sale. Apply et
THD POST Publishing House.
Goo nntD servant wanted. Apply to
MR8. W. XI, BINC0AIR,. Brussels.
THE PEOPLE'S COUIPAN.
G001) YEAR OLD STEERS
Wanted, gettable for roman. parpoees.
Apply to 0E0. 8E8T, Bruseele.
/`f OOA IIOtiS]] AND LOT ON
,Jr Turnberry street, Brussels, for sale at
a bargain. Apply to
THOS, 5ALLA0V1YNIO Bruaeele,
LLAMBS FOR BALE. — ONE
Lambebearliu and nine Bare Leicester
for sale, Some eli,iihle for registra-
tion. 13. MILNE, Ethel,
NOTICE,
r
To the Patbiic of the Village of Brussels :
As the small -mor ie found to be is various
artk t 118 country ally (not in the village) itis
persona who have net
been vaeolnated should be without delay.
RIOHARD: PAUL,
Chairmanof the Board of Health.
Dierlamm's
Diphtheria and
Croup rtemed3r Y
To theme who+ baste used the above
valuable remedy we are pleased fe
say we have pow got a eepply of it,
and to those with whom its vale.
able qualitiae aro not knows we
uanbighIy r000mmend it for he
diseases mentioned.
5Oot per -ogle
—AT—
Fox's
DRUG
STORE.
rfOhl.FOBTABLE, wlLlt
7 li btod and oonvealent rooms to let in
Wia Lecloie biook 078T .0. A. Bondmanp's and
tare, Rogers' etoree. Appty to P. e. SCOTT.
WHITE SOW, 7.5 ,MONTHS
ojd, -strayed from. Thos. Al000k'e,
14th eon. Only, on Bse.lObh, Auy informa'
tion leading to bar recovery will be thank-
fully received.- JAS, BIRD, OTaobrook.
$15 00 to $18,00 a Week
salary foran intelligentman or woman in
each town. Permanent .position. 80 cents
per hour for spare time. Mauufaetaror,
BOX 78, Philadelphia, - 10
PAPER HANGING, DFEO0R-
4171180 and House Painting done 1y)
Workmanlike manner and on short n0tiee.
Bove bad throe years' experience in arty
work. Terme reuse rabic,. Give me n. can.
20 W. J, JOHNSTON, Walton,
Annual Meeting.
The animal meeting of the ehareholdere
of the Walton Union Oheose and Butter 0o,
will be held at Mel0lm'e Hotel, Walton, on
Thursday, Jan, 0111 , at 1 o'clock p. m. • All
shareholdersshould be present as there is a
possibility of the ohoeee factory being sold.
R. H. PERGUSON, Secretary.; 91108. Me.
1'ABZI0AN, President. 24 2
Ross My Hatter,
f1
The Up-to-date.
Furnisher.
C1111,ISTMA.S ANNOUNCEMENT.
n is at hand and we one and all, at our ,wit's end to know what to purchase
THE Holiday Seaso are,
for a Christmas Gift. ' One's thoughts "Wander in many directions but the trend of wisdom is
fast drifting into the channels of usefulness, therefore in selecting your presents be wise and purchase
things 'Which will be moat. serviceable. tit this season of the year what is more desirable for a gentle-
man ora boy than 'wearing apparel. In this particular line we are Well prepared to meet your re-
quirements. We have been preparing for several months in order that we may show by the stook we
carry that we not only equal but greatly excel in Christmas Goods that will be offered to.. our patrons
this season. We handle the most up-to-date goods frons' the leading manufacturers. The following•
is a partial list of some of our lines
Suitable for Christmas Presents.
Underwear
Ties
Tiee are one of 'our leading linea
and we have a large stook including all
the leading Canadian and Ante'ioau
makes. We have also reoeived a consign-
ment from Paris which will give delight
to neat dreseerk. To baying your Ties
from as you maybe sure you are getting
the best and most fashionable goods. We
have low priced Ties and others whioh
coat more but are worth more. '•In our
range of from 25o to 750 we can please
everybody.
Scarfs and
rs
Way's Mufflers
We have a nice line of'Soarfe at
prices, from 26e to $1,50. They are good
gobde. What would be more appropriate
for a Christmas present than one of oar
aoarte.
To persona who drive much or are
exposed to the weather there is no Muff
ler met so good ae Way's, the great throat
and cheat protootor, prioe 500, 70a and $l.
We bave had a blg sale' of Under.
wear this eeaeon bat our stook isnow
latger and better assorted than ever. We
have Underwear.direot from the mills
whioh enables lie to offer it to onr aasto•
mere at low figures. We have the Delon,
Wnol and Fleece Lined at priooe tangfng
from 50e to $4 50 per gait.
Our Leader is a Wool Fleece at 01
per suit,'soldin the regular way et $1.50.
•
Buy Your Ilats and Gaps 'at Ross'
Collars and -Cuffs Gloves and Mitts
White and
Colored Shirts
We have a large stook of Shiitn.
that we bought from the leading makers
and are noted for their Ila, style and
wearing gaelitiee. In buying a shirt get
the with these good gaalitiee and you
will be beet pleased. 'That's the kind we
keep. We have them at different priors,
from 50o up, We have an unlaundered
White Shirt at 60o which is a good seller.
Our More ie aoknowledged to lead
for Collars and Onffe 01 whioh we bave a
Targe, well-asoorted and up to -date stock..
On our shelves we have all the leading
makes, among others the Celebrated Atte.
trfan Oollar, he beet Dollar made. The
button boles are hand made so that it
weave longer than any other dollar. What
would make a more suitable present for a
gentleman friend than a dozen of these
collars. Any ebape, $2 per box.
We parry a fall stook of Gloves
iooluding penned, lined, wool lined
and undressed kid. .Cdr sale of Gloves
thin eeaeon Mae been the largest in our
history which goes to show . the settefao.
Mon whioh the quality of our goods . and
our prices have given. Our giuvee rauge
In prices from 60o to $2.
Calfskin Mitts
Regular price 75c for 50o.
Ross Leaks for Shirts, Collars
and. Cuffs.
Umbrellas and
Ram Coats
An. Umbrella ie'.a.. gettable • article
at any time of the year. Wo have them
at 60o, special lithe at $1 and $1.60 and
others stilt 01008 expensive. .
Onr cheapest Rain float sent for
$2.25, but the price ranges ae high as
twonty. Our beet seller goes at $5 end
ie the beet value in .the trade. A'' Rain
Coat not only protects againeb rain but We Wish 'You the Coil1 liments of the Season.
mud and Gold ae WO)).p
Hats and. Caps
Hate and Cape are our epeoiality
Red we parry the biggest etoolt in the
trade. We sell all tbe beet makee, Cana.
din, Eaglioh Red &meatoap, including
the celebrated Wakefield and English bat
whioh is guaranteed. •There is no mord
popular bat then the Wakefield, In
Amerioan Stiff and Boit bate we have he
Wen styles for the O1gistmae trade.
Suspenders
•In Buependere,tve handle the D..&
A.,, noted,for their wearing gdalitiee.
Tbe.priooe range from 25o to 51. We
also bays a epeeiol D, ck"A, done up, in
nest boxes eepeoially for the Chrietma0
trade, Aek to see hem. We aloo Darty
011009er lines for boys, from 10o up,
tog You to Inspect -Tis'. Goods.
Ross I , r
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