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DRANO TRUNK RAILWAY.
000TKN%N EXTENSION W. G. & E.
Trains leave Brunie Station, North
and South, as follows;
GOXNG SOUTH GoINa Nowa.
Mail 7a8 am i Mixed 10:00 am
Mixed 19:00 a.m I Mail 1'17 p.m
flxprese3,2h p.m Express 8:17 p.m
1n.ca1 RetffS kerns,
A ohiel'e amang ye takir' notes,
An' faith he'll prent is.
Tax Brussels market.
FALL Fair season is at hand.
THE days are rapidly ebortening.
HEAR the Jubilee Singers and Orobestra,
A. 0. W. Friday evening of this
week.
SEND Tao Pon to absent friends. 25o
for balance of 1902.
WANTED at once, boys and girls at the
Evaporator Faotory, Braseele.
BRUSSELS Fair Thnreday and Friday
Oot. 2 and 8, Don't fail to attend. -
PLAN of reserved seats for Jubilee Sing -
ere next Tuesday evening is at Fox's'
drug store.
Qui= a number from this locality are
attending the Western Fair at London
this week.
A Manama roof will be pat on the
horse sheds in connection with the Meth•
odiet Church in thie plane.
POCKET book found. Owner may have
the game by proving property and paying
for this notioe, at THE Pon.
THE bread van of Jas. Ballantyne'°
bakery hae had a new gear pat on and a
• new dreee of paint making it look quite
gay.
JOHN ADMIT, of Brueeele, bae decided
to take hold of a heading mill at Mill.
bank. He is an old hand at the badness
and will make it go without any doubt.
• • MRS. THOMPSON has purohaeed a house
and lot from Mrs. R, Borne and is having
a new foundation planed under it. She
intends to move to it when improve•
menta are completed.
JUBH,ER Singers in -the Town Hall on
Tuesday evening of next week. They
have a fine orchestra and both a male
and mixed quartette. Plan of reserved
seats at Fox's Drug store.
A. Oo:SLET has been gazetted Clerk of
the 4th Division Court as successor to the
late A. Hunter. He will make an effi
°fent and obliging officer and will have
bis office at hie present business place.
A MAGNIFICENT new uniform has been
received by the Odd Fellows' Lodge,
Brueeele, for use of their team in the 3rd
Degree. If you are not a member and
would like to see the ooetumee band in
your name.
Fon Fall Fair Concert the talent en.
gaged consists of Miee Ethyle Powell, a
well known Toronto soprano; Jas. Fax,
the best humorous vocalist in the Prov-
Iooe ; Miee. Alberta MaNangbt, a olever
eleontioniet ; and the Misses MaLanohlin
in piano dnete. The program will be an
exoellent one. Date Friday, Oct. 3, Brus-
sels Town Hall.
Tale week W. H. Ma0raoken woe an.
gaged lifting a 10 lot eample of sugar
beete from each of these experimental
plots in this eeotion. They were ex.
pressed to the Ontario Agricultural
College, Guelpb, where they will be
properly tested and a report presented se
to the result. The beets have done well
in this looality this year.
GRAND Tnaaz.-In inward freight, in
addition to that of a local character, there
was a oar of lumber for P. Anent and a
oar of Manitoba floor for R. K. Rose.
Outgoing there was a oar of household
effect for Mae. A. McNeil to Fort William ;
2 oars of wheat and oar of one by R.
Graham ; oar of °crap iron by T. Mont-
gomery ; 6 oars salt, Brneeele Salt Works;
oar oats and car wheat, Alf. Baeker ; oar
of egge, R. Thomson ; ear hogs, W. F.
Vanetone ; oar of Iambs, A. 0. Dames ;
car cattle, Geo. Beet.
SHOULDER DISLOCATED. -George Lowry,
Primes Street, who was thrown out of a
baggy three weeks ago and had his left
shoulder dislocated, is improving quite
nicely although not able to resume work
yet. He might have broken hie neok as
there was not a back on the buggy seat
and when the horse shied at eome child.
ren swinging, Mr. Lowry was thrown
backward out of the conveyance. The
accident took plane near Ament's faotory
and it wag fortunately near home. I1 is
a busy time to be laid aside but then
things can't be helped sometimes but we
hope Mr. Lowry will soon be all right.
NEwee't onsare-A. Batohart, of the
Teeewater News, hae eold out to C. W.
Colwell, of Beaton, and will leave shortly
for Edmonton. The genial Editor will
be greatly missed especially by the
Methodist church and Wiogham District
Epworth Leagae, of which he was the
Searetary. We wish him great 000oeae.
-Bro. Copland, of the Harrieton Tri•
burse, has been having the rough with the
smooth and has had hie plant seized for
non-payment of a part of the purebeee
money which the Editor Bays he did not
have at the time. He has bought a new
outfit and will do businees at anew stand.
The old plant ie offered for Bale.
T. P. SMITH, the eye epecialiet will be
in Brussels on Wednesday, Oat, 8th.
AMUSEMENT forme for teachers and
Trustees may be had at THE Pon Pub•
liehing House.
Oun Fall importation of faebionable
dry goods are weekly arriving. We
invite inspection. Butter 16o.
Ciao. E. RING, Wingham.
Ton bean and lot on Flora street, be.
longing to John Ballantyne was Bold to
William Gordon, o1 Oranbrook, who will
likely take possession next month. $600
wee tbe price paid.
Oa the first evening of Brussels Fall
Fair the "Palace" will be open for the
invention of entriee. A musket pro.
gram will be presented and the building
lighted witb eleatrio lamps.
A BEAUTIFUL Auratum golden Japan
Lily has been in bloom at A. Strachan'°
residence which is well worth geeing. It
has a white ground with parple epote,
flaked and striped with gold. It 10 one
of Nature's flaeet products in the lily
department.
GOOD employment for a number of
girls and young women at the R. Forbes
Co, Limited Knitting and Worsted Mille,
Heepeler, Ont. Goad wages paidweekly.
Nine work. Apply by letter immediately
and secure good position for Fail and
Winter months. Also openings for few
boys. 9-4
H. L. JAnneoN, H. R. Brewer, Leslie
Herr, Mies Jean nlaLaaohlin and THE
Poen Editor are expeoted to take part in
a garden party program near Leadhnry
on Thnreday evening of this week. Next
Monday the same quintette plus Mies
Lyda Crooke and Rev, T. W. Coeene
eosin ab the Harvest Home at Roe's'
obnroh in Grey.
THE Forest Free Press remarks :-
"Arch. Hislop, Liberal M. P. P. for East
Huron, while running a binder on hie
farm the other day acoidentally out two
lege off his collie dog, sod the animal had
to be killed. It will now be in order for
the Mail and Empire to give a oolmmn
editorial on the nefarious work, of the
"machine in Huron."
Tats week George Crooke, Jae. Turn•
bull, of town, and Reeve Turnbull, of
Grey, were at London attending the
faneral of Frank Stewart, a brother -in law
to Mr. Orooks and °oneio to the other
gentlemen. He died on Sunday and was
buried on Taeeday afternoon. A wife
and - children survive. Mr. Stewart
was in the employ of the casket Co.
Comm BLAeaiLD, formerly of Brue-
eele, and Mies Nellie, daughter of B. W.
and Mre. Barton, of London, were
united in marriage on Wedneeday even-
ing of tbie week, at the reeideooe of the
bride's parents, 174 John street. May
their years of happiness be many. Mr.
Blaehill is a resident of the Forest oity
and has been for some years.
Tan new Mahler Evaporator here is
about ready for operation and will have a
capacity of 500 bushels per day, In ad-
dition to the utilization of the former
building for certain purposes Mr. Mahler,
who is here superintending the business,
has built two new buildings one 16x48
feet and the other 16x32 feet. The Mahler
family bave had a wide experlenoe
in the apple business and between them
they operate 7 faatoriee, It will require
from 30 to 40 hands to attend to the work
at Brussels Evaporator this season.
PERHAPS no quality ie more oharacter-
iatio of the work of Booker T. Waehing-
ton than the sanity of his point of view.
His article "Problems is Education" in
the September Coemopolitan deals not
only with the work of Tuekegee Institute
but with the educational needs of the
entire colored population of the United
States. The race -problem ie not one
which oan be left to settle itself, and
every thinking man or woman eboald
read thin valuable contribution to a dia.
mission whose importauoe will increase
rather than decrease in tbe years to come.
FINE Uonx.-Philip Ameut'e 3 year old
colt, "Carrie A,' bred from Costumer and
a Sydney dam, was one of the three
otartere in the Fatnrity race at Toronto
last week. 'She took the first heat in a
long mile in 2 43 and although set book
for breaking many spectators thought
ebe was well entitled to first plaae. R.
Bootie drove her. Tbe mare ie a good one
and was brought home thie week. She
will be heard from later if nothing hap.
pens her. J. 0. L., the brown pacer Bold
by Mr. Arneot to Kidd Bros., of Lietowel,
has done hie mile in better than 2,22.
$250 is said to be :he price the new
owners paid for him.
To REPRESENT THE HURON REGIMENT.
The following offieere of the 83rd regiment
have been (Shorten to represent the regi•
meat at the damp to be held shortly at
Niagara-on•the•Lake : Lt. Ool. Varooe,
Major W. Young, • Adjutant Dunlop ;
Captains B. D. Grant, No. 1 aompaoy,
Goderioh ; A. V. Johnston, No. 2, Wing.
ham ; Alex. Wilson, No. 3, Seaforth ; H.
B. Oombe, No. 4, Clinton ; D. M. Mo.
Taggart, No, 5, Brueeele ;• H. T. Rance,
No. 6, Exeter ; J. W. Shaw, No. 7,
Clinton 1 Bert Varooe, No, 8, Dungannon.
The Dungannon'oompang will furnish the
twenty two men for fatigue duties.
There aro oleo three eergeante and three
oorporale to he eeleoted from eaoh nom•
the captain. The
parry by regiment will p
leave Goderioh for Niagara on-the•Lake
on the 28rd inet, Tbe camp will aontfnte)
twelve days.
Pi Ei 1l l
W, H, MoQnaoitax, the widely known
exbibltor, Will oomplenee hie Vali ii'air
eerie° aq Exatar.next Monday, Mao• wilt
bow the Aoutbernere bray 00 grow garden
eaee apd incidentally take a few red
TON Pon Fon Oler'r. 4. -We have re.
°elated a number .of lettere etating that
'PBS POST for Sept. 4 had not reached
eubeoribero. The reeeoo was that Was
our holiday Week and ooprequently Tog
POST wee not leaned,
11111)itC11 blES.
Rally Day iu Brpsoele"Methodiet Stab.
bath school will be Ont. 69b.
Rev, R, Patti will preach at. Sunshine
and Selgrave next Sabbath afternoon and
evening,
Those will be High Mase with sermon
next Sunday in the Oatbolio oliureh,
Brueeele.
Rev. F. Swann, Blpevale, gave two
good dieooureee in the Methodist church
hero last Sunday. The meriting topic
wee the "Talents" and in the evening
"God's Love."
Inetead of the Harveet Home • Peetival
this year in Brussels Metbodlet ohnrah a
epecial Tbank•offering will he taken on
Sabbath, Dot, 5tb. The oongregetion ie'
asked to contribute 5100 on that 000as)on.
Rey. Mr. Webb the newly appointed in.
anmbent of St, John's clinch, ie expect..
ed to be here next Sunday and tyke
charge of the work. We weloome him to
Brueaele and wish him a proeperoae in-
oumbenoy.
W. M. S. -Following are the ofiiaere
elected for current year in epnneotion
with the Women's Missionary Auxiliary
of the Brussels Methodist obaroh :-
President, Mrs. J. L Herr ; let Vioe
Pres., Mre. (Rev.) Ooeene) 2nd Vioe, Mrs.
H. Hem ; Reoording•Seatetary, Mre, J.
Tait; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. A.
J. Lowry ; Treasurer, Mre. W. F.
Stewart.
Last Sunday Mr. Ryan, a student, took
the serviette in 8t. John's church, Brae•
Bale. Hie morning text was Luke 5 and
3 and the Sor)ptare for the fonudation of
the sermon in the evening was Matt: 8.
24. It is 16 or 17 years Mope Mr. Ryen'e
father wae the incumbent here. He is
now located at Derham where he hae a
good °barge. Young Mr. Ryan will
resume hie College course at London, on
October let, We wish him auroese in his
etodieo.
People We Talk About.
Mise Poseie Mitchell, was in town last
week,
S. and Mrs. Wilton are visiting in
London.
Dr, MoNeaghton was in London for a
few days.
Miee Annie Rose wag in Wroxeter
Tuesday o1 this week.
T. Friendebip, wife and abildreu were
visiting at Teeewater.
Miee Allis Curry is rusticating with
relatives near Atwood.
Barrister Blair was et Goderiah on
legal bueioeee this week.
S. B. Smale, of Lietowel, was in town
for a few days this week.
Roswell Lowry is taking in the eights
at London Fair this week.
Mre (Dr.) Holmes and Min Nora were
visiting in Toronto last week.
N. B. Gerry, Mre. Gerry and children,
of Blyth, were visiting In town.
Miee Mabel Hayoroft is able to be about
once more after her brief illness.
Mre. McKay, Queen street, bas been on
the sick list but is getting better,
Jae. Walker, of Wingham, was calling
on old friende in town on Thnreday.
Mies R. Spence, of Ethel, spent a few
days in Brussels during the peat week.
Miee 'Mildred Soott is home from an
extended visit at London and Ingersoll.
Milton MoArter is holidaying at Lon•
don and seeing the eighte at the Western
Fair.
Jae, and Mre. Stewart are holidaying
with friends in Brueeele and Grey town•
ship.
DeWitt Uoeene hae returned from a
six weeks' vieit at Trowbridge and Dor-
uooh,
Mies Melissa Ames spent a -few days in
town this week with her eieter, Mre. D.
0. Rose.
Simeon Barrows and wife, of Walton,
were visitors at the Methodist Parsonage
on Tuesday.
T. Fletoher bae improved considerably
since hie arrival borne and is able to get
about the town.
Mre. Geo. Carrie and dangh'er, of
Arden, Man., are visiting A, and Mre.
Currie this week.
Mre. H. L. Jaokeon and Lloyd have
gone on a vioit with relatives at Toronto
and Peterboro' for a few weeke.
Postmaster and Mre. Farrow are enjoy.
ing a vacation at London and Chatham
thio week, visiting relative• and friends.
Mre. Jno. Long and Mies Winnie are
enjoying a holiday with Mre. Chan.
Sager and other trieods in London this
week.
Mre. McLean, Mies Belle Livingston,
Epb. and Mre. Cober end P. and Mre.
Wateon were vieitore to Toronto last
week.
C. Omens and Miee Jennie Coeene, of
Trowbridge spent a day in town this
week visiting Rev. T. Wesley Means and
family.
Mre. Alex. MoNeil and family are re.
moving to Fort William to join husband
and father who bee been there for some
months.
Mr. Thompson and wife and Mre;
Brownlee and daughters, from near
Ottawa, and Mre. Moore, of Teeewater,
are visiting at Alex. Ellie.
Barrister Sinolair le attending •the
Assizes at Goderioh where he is aondeot•
ing the case of Cook vs. Smith for the
plaintiff. The defendant won.
James MoOraoken and family, who
removed from Brueeele to Goderioh a
few months ago, have returned to town
and will take up their reeidenoe here.
l,G. A. Deadman and Mies May left on
Tuesday on a trip to Winnipeg and the
West. The former hes a oar of honey
ahead of him and will attend to ite dis-
posal on his arrival.
THE Pon 10 pleaaod to hear that Fred.
Wilson, an Ontario Province druggist
graduate, bee also passed hie exam, at
Chicago giving him full authority to
follow hie calling there,
Mre. William Cornish, of Mitchell, ie
calling on old friends in Bruseele and
locality. She is a sister to Jobb Wynn
and was for a good many years a resident
of thio plane.
John Roddiek ie bank from an en.
joyable visit of three weeks, with kola -
n,
uvea in MICbigu es' . hi non
A b s eldest et
and Mre A. Morrison, the yosngeel
danghtee,live there and are prospering
under the sitars and stripes,
The Standard, Dank of Canada
OAPITAL (autltorlee4hyAab etParllament) .,, 00,000,00.00
CAPI'1'AL :tray ]laid nig ., ,,. 1,000,000.00
Ell SOAVE FUND '800,00000
'ecTAG 4881316 ... ,.. .,,a. 13,077,80400
HEAD OFFICE' TORONTO
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BRUSSELS 7 f/A.r OL oIi]bnlaeltPaarret°ee r'pd,rli eaune u]ag'o to reepoe•
Isle°nte, Jrerek
and money payable
rawest Yates. Collections
promptly atded loaned,. geeral RankifUel000e tra00a0tud. EVery
faainty
afforded Customers living at a distance.
Savings Bank Department Amnuuts of ane Gabler and up nrda
reeelved apd interest at Ill Coat
ourrent rate allowed from data aoocttnt is opened, and added to the principalCity
7011et and November 070th,
Farmers' �t
armnei's' Sale Notes Caebed or neeeived fax safe kaopfug and
Coneotlon,
Blank Note Forme Free on Application
Hance 10 tO 3, Saturdays 10 to 1, w F, H. GRAY, AGENT.
Mime Moffatt and Apdereon, of Blyth,
and'Dr, Parr, of Detroit, were visiting
the Mimes Habkirk.
Next Wednesday Ur. Williame, of Tor-
onto and Miee Minnie Campbell, of Lie.
towel, are to be married, Mr, and Mre
Leckie and Miee Mary Oliver, of Brus•
gale are among the invited guests.
Frank Smith, who hae been employed
in F. B Hnrs'ey'e drag store for eome
time, hae gone to Termite where he is
attending Ole College of Pharmacy. He
ie a good etodent, has bad a large exper-
ience in the drug beeimate and will slow
up well at examination time we predict.
Mise Irene and Master Jia, daughter
and sou of Dr. and Mre. Cavanagh, of
Owen Sound, are visiting at their grand-
mother's, Mre. J. L. Herr, Brneeele,
while the parents are enjoying a visit et
Montreal end other plane East, A
Dental Convention was one of the draw-
ing nerds in Montreal.
Robert Newoombe, of Newark, New
Jersey, woe renewing old friendships' in
Brussels and locality during the past
week. He had been visiting the Toronto
Fair and took this art a side trip, Mr.
Newcombe was a former resident of
Morrie township and bag not been here
for the past 12 years. He °aye his per•
ente are in the enjoyment of good health.
Maitland Presbyterial Society.
[Oontinued from page 1,3
Miee Calder, Seoretary-Treatnrer, pre
sented the annual report of the Society
from which the following festa' were
gleaned: -667 members in the 15 organi-
zetione ; 439 members of the ohurah ;
Total amount received for miseione $186,
a shortage of 580 still reported ; $224
raised for congregational parpo=ee.
Report was adopted.
Rev. R. W. Rose, M. A., of Guelph,
was introduced after"Nearer My God to
Thee" wee enng. Hie topic was a good
one "The Heritage of our Young People"
and was well bandied. He gave a 'birdie
eye view of the physical features, produote,
&a., of tbie great Dominion ; then sketch-
ed the development of oar population and
showed the necessity of the church and
the missionary doing their duty thor.
oughly. We should prize our liberties
and enhance our heritage. He urged the
neoeeeity of right foundation, a broad
life and the iuteotioue influence of Ohrie•
tian zeal.
Miee Lida Crooke rendered "Beyond
the gates of Paradise" in good voice
and the ooneludiog adrireos was given by
Rev. Dr. MacKay, of 'Toronto. Hite was
a practical talk along the ways and means
of taking up Forward Mission work. He
dilated on their essential fentnree (1)
Study ; (2) Pray ; (3) Give. The Dre.
addreee h•d the true ring about it and
should have been heard by a much larger
aud)enae
Moved by Mr. Whaley, oeoonded by
Mr. McLeod that thie Presbyterial
Sooiety p'edge itself to raise $250. tbie
year for the support of a misei onary in
the Northwest. Carried.
Rev. D. 13. MoRae moved, 9e0on ded by
G. F. Blair that the plan outlined by Dr.
MacKay for Advanced Missionary effort
be adopted. Carried.
The Executive were asked to develop
the particular mode of preeenting it to
the various eooietiee.
A vote of thanks to the ladies of the
congregation, who very thcaghtfally and
boepitnbly;provided an- excellent supper
in the basement for the delegates, was
passed on motion of Rev. Mr. Haetie,
The speakers were also iaoluded.
Tbe ohoir sang "He will forgive thee
now" and Rev. Dr..MacKay pronounced
the Benediction after the Doxology was
heartily sting.
BORN
HtNaexoN.-In Wingham, on Sept. 9, to
Mr. and Mre. Ad. Hiogeton, a daugh-
ter.
MORINnow.-In Winnipeg, on Sept. 4, to
Mr. and Mrs. P. D. McKinnon, a
son,
MARRZEz)-
HANNA-FIennn.-At the residence of tbe
bride's father, Wingham, on Sept. 4,
by Rev. J. J. Pattereoo, B. A., assist-
ed by Rev. D. Petrie, Mr. George C.
Ronna, to Mies Carrie, youngest
daughter of Mr. P. Fisher, both of
Wingham
SooTT-BEweaY.-At the Manse, Ellie -
hero', Mae,, on Sept. 3rd, by Rev. R.
0. Pollock, Mr. Blakely Scott, of
Moose Jaw, N. W. T., to Miee B.
Bewley, of Ellieboro', daughter of
Mr, Richard Bewley, of Morrie, Out.
BTEWART-HOUATON.- At the residenceof
the bride's father, on Sept. 10th, by
Rev. D. 13. McRae, Me. Matthew J.
Stewart to Mies Sophia, daughter of
Mr. Jae. Houston, all of Grey.
SnoITIEED-MOMANN -At tbe renldenco-
of Mr, W. J. Dickson, .McKillop, on
Sept. 17, by Rev. M. G. Jarrow, as.
,ietrd by. Rev..C.10 Oarecallen, B.A.,
Mr. John Shortrecd, of Morrie, to
Mies Alioe McMann, of MoBillop.
z+xE r.
Bnowo,-In Emery, on Aug, 24, Edith
Brown, eieter of Augue Brown, of
Grey, aged 16 yeate.
STawnnT.-In Loudon, On Sept. 14, Prsn•
cis Stewart, aged 48 yeare.
ATYCTZON
FRIDAY, OCT. 10.-Farmetook at Lot 1,
Con, 17, Grey. Sale, unreoerved, at 1
o'olootl. Jobn Bennett, proprietor ; F.
S. Scott, anotioneer.
Tunisian SEPT. 80. -Farms form Stook
and implements, Lot 81, Con, 12, Logan.
Sale, unroofed, at 1 o'clock. Ohio.
Querengeneer, prop. ; Jae. Jones, anat.
men JSsanz,P.+ 96,a.'Sa=307'E'00,
Ira)) Wheel 03
Bart' v 35
Peau 60
Oats, . 24
Butte' . 0111a and rolls , 18
Ilg;:e ,--r drlr'n . . 13
Flans per. cwt, 4 00
Potatoes (per bus.) 40
Apples (pot bag) 40
Hay per Lou .. 5 00
°Sheep ahinF•,oauh ... 25
Lomb skins Gaul] 25
Salt par bit'., retail 1 00
Hidos trimmed
Hideo rough
Hoge, Live ,..: 6 50
Wool 11
05
36
65
26
.,14
14
5 00
40
50
6 00'
APT. 18. 1002
S U R E •
RI V1 .1 + T
then go ahead—you may go ahead with, the
baking at once if you get Fox's Baking Pow-
der to start with. No purer, more carefully
made, more satisfactory or more economical
Baking Powder is made than Fox's Baking
Powder. Not an ounce of impurity in one
hundred pounds ; not a suggestion of dissat-
isfaction in one hundred bakings. 'Buy, it ;
try it—it will stand the test of the most ex-
acting baker. 25c per pound, at
Fox's Drug Stored
OOD YEAR OLD STEERS
W Wanted, gettable for ranch pnrpoaea
Apply to GL' -O. BEST, Brussel°.
2s C+TEER STRAYED ON THE
30 La premises of the undersigned, Lot 82,
40 Oen. 7, Grey. The said steer le of fair size,
0 6s red iu color with white spots. Owner may
5 5 have same by Pay CHAS. 7CEBlt, Henfryn.
6 i2 AIR DRESSING.—THE UN-
H DEnoI Brussels
wished to announce to
the rediae of Bruaeele and vtoluouy. that the
is lugs
and e0•to make. ewltebeo out of Womb,
loge nod out hair, at her :home, Mill etroot
'west, Brussels. MBB. HINGSTON.
rARM FOR SALE AT A BAR.
A. GAIN, being Lot 31, Con. 17, Grey, 000-
taintng 100 acres more or leas. There are 5
aoree cleared, 10 or 15 aoree partially clear-
ed unci balance timbered with ash and elm,
principally, Frame stable 15030 feet on
premises, also a well. Poor health ie the
reason for gelling. For pride, terms, &c.,
apply 1, 0FO.IOEIELS, ., Cranbrook P,O.,
or F. B. SCOTT, HrueeelaJr, 10.01
FIFTY ACRE FARM FOR
mat, being South half of Lot 25, Con.
11, Grey, All cleared and in gond state of
cultivation, also well tended, 128 acres aeed.
ed 00 08050 and3all wheat sr wed. Large
orchard ; barn 30x50 feet with stone etabliag
underneath ; large frame house with kit"
ellen attached ; cellar under whole house.
Near to school ; S miles to posta1oe and
chmobes. Filner° lot oleo corner rot. Wat•
ored by a never -falling well. Good neigh-
borhood. For further particulars apply to
JNO. B. HYDE, on the premises, or Ethel
P.0. 104
Bennetts, Oot. 2-3.
Exeter, Sept, 22-28.
Mildmay, Sept. 22-23.
Teeewater, Sept, 24-25.
Wingham, Sept. 25-26.
Seatorth, Sept. 25-26.
Stratford, Sept. 30 -Ont, 1.
Lietowel, Sept. 30-000. 1.
Goderioh, Sept. 30-Oot. 1.
Kincardine, Sept. 30 -Ont. 1.
Bslgrave, Sept. 30-Oot. 1.
Howick, at Fordwiob, Oot.4.
Atwood, Oat. 7-8.
Blyth, Out. 7-8.
Dungannon, Out. 9-10.
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
FARM for sale. Apply to
THOS, 1.10011E, Brussels.
HOUSE and lot for eale oo Alexander
street, Brussels. For further particulars
apply at Trm PoeT Publishing House.
COUNTRY store business wanted. Send
particulars to THE POST Publlahing Donee,
Negotiations strictly confidential.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
FOR SALE—LOT 207 AND
dwelling thereon, North -wean corner
William and Albert streets, Bruseela.
49-01 J. LECKIE. -
NOTICE !
NOTICE is hereby given that a By -Law.
known as the Locking Drain By -Law, wee
passed by the Township of Grey on the 8th
day of September, 1902, providing for the
issue of Debentures to the amount al 8014.40
for the purpose of drainage and that ouch
By-law woe registered 10 We registry °Moe
of the County of Huron, on the 10th day of
September, 1902, Any motion to quash or
set aside the same cr any part thereof must
be made within throe months from the date
of regietratiou and cannot be made there-
after.
Dated the 18111 day of September, 1902.
1C-3 JOHN MOINTOSH, Clerk.
WANTED. --A TRUSTWOR•
THY gentleman or lady to each 00nn-
'ty 00 manage bue1aege for an old establien-
ed • house of solid financial standing.. A
straight, bona . lids weekly Wish salary of
y410..90 pato by oheok each Wednesday with
mil expenses direct from headquarters.
Money advanced for oxpepeee, Manager,
310 Caxton Brag„ Chicago,
Clearing Sale
Farm Stock i@ Implements.
James Janes hae received instructions
from Mr. Chas Qnerengoeeer, to sell by Pub.
lto Auction, on Lot 81, Con, 13, Township of
Logan, on
TUESDAY. SErTl'MMBED 30111, 1002,
the following : Forme -'there will be ewe.
in blank or 1n separate tote, Eo suit par.
chimera, 2.50 aures of land,. There is a large
quantity of arst•clane Aeh, "Soft pimple,
Cedar, dao, on thle land. Terme for same
will be made known on day of sale,
Stook and Implomsots-4 good working
heroes, 1 good driving mare 8 yeare old, well
bred ; 1 Bucking Dolt got by Lord Forenoon
.Tr.; 1 thorn' -bred bull 2 years old, 1 there' -
bred hull 18 months old; 1 thorn' -bred -bull
12 months old. 2 thorn' -bred heifers 2 years
old. in Ralf ; 4 gond grade cows in calf, l
grade bull 10 months old, 18 well bred 6005,
1 rem ; 1 Nexon binder, 1 Deering biader,1
Massey -Harris mower, 1 hay loader, 1 hay
rake, l fanning mill, 3 lumber wegooe, 8)pairs
bob -sleighs. 3 bay racks, 1 sawing machine
with trucks. 1 sawing machine without
troche, 1 Wilkinson ensilage cotter with
blower mouutod on trucks, 1 Sawyer. Massey
Emotion engine, 1 Peerless separator, 1 out,
ter (now), 1 buggy, 1 road cart, 100 porde o 1
good soft wood. 4 ft. long, In lots to suit th+.
parch/tsars ; about 803 cedar poets, to Iota to
suit purchasers. Salo at1 o'olook, share.
Terms -All sums of 810 and under, cash ;
over that amount 0 months' credit will be
�d°s)rnxpecenei0un(wah.Sir approved joint
numal.
1pwed off for wash on credit amonote. .Pos-
itively noreeerve us the proprietor has sold - .
some of his farms and is going to Parry
Sound. JAS. JONES, Auctioneer; CBAS.
QUEIIENOESSEB, Proprietor.
311C MILT Mir M
LJAMESTOWN
POST OFFICE MD GENERAL STORE
E invite public attention to the following remarks in regard to quality of goods and prices.
We do not mean to say that we import direct from the Old Country, but, this we do say, we
buy our goods from some of the LEADING HOUSES WHO DO IMPORT FROM THE
OLD SOD and in that way we can buy just the same line of goods and sell Cheaper than
those who pretend to import. The following will show why this is true :—Our expenses are very low,
we have no rent to pay, no hired help to engage and our taxes very low compared with large towns.
We can run our wagon on the road and give particular attention within ourselves.
New Stock of Fall and Winter Goods
Wrapperette Goods of latest designs.
Dress Flannels and Suitings in the latest
shades.
Very pretty Waistings and Dress Goods.
Table Linens from 25c to 75c per yard.
Ribbons and Dress Trimmings always on
hand.
We keep all other lines such as Knitted
Goods, Lace Curtains, Hosiery for Ladies and
Gents, Blankets and Comforters, Ready-made
Shirts and Shirtings in Flannelette and Cotton
Goods, Towels and Towellings, Bed Ticking
and Sheeting—all the best grades and low
prices.
Shoe Department
In this department we have a complete line
of Ladies' and Gents' Shoes for Fall and Win-
ter trade, also supplies for Boys and Girls, any
age. In this line we aim to make it our special
hobby to try and give entire satisfaction both in
quality and prices.
HARDWARE
We sell Paints, Oils, Raw and Boiled Lin-
seed Oil, Turpentine, Machine Oil, American
and Canadian Coal Oil, Nails, Forks, Handles
for Forks and Axes.
Our 25c Teas Cannot be beat, also
40c Black is of a very fine Flavor
enamor
I 'Purchasers of our goods do not need a second urging to buy, a single test convinces them that our
Staple Goods and Grooeries are of -superior quality.
JAMESTOWN POST OFFICE has two mails a day going out and coming in, and we isstlo Postltl
Notes and Money Orders. Our daily news arrives at 8
all right to do business in in any line. p.m.each day 80 you see Jamestown is
We invite the Public to come and see for themselves. . . Our Wagon is on the road 5 dthe
week. . Look out for Fall Underwear and suchlike. g Sys in
W.
Jamestgwn
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