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INTERNAL CHILLS,
PNEUMONIA, FTC..
Prices 40o and 70o.
HURSLEY'S DRUG STORE
BRUSSELS.
cal gebys
m.
A obiel'a amang ye takiz' notes,
An' faith he'll prent 16,
P1,ENTz of mud these dive.
A. 0. U. W. Friday evening of this
week,
Tata Sohool Board wants 100 horde of
stove wood.
HARD goal le expeoted to arrive at Brno.
eels shortly.
HURON Co. Coanoil will meet on Tees.
day Deo. 2od, at,8o'clock, at Goderioh.
BRUsool,e oheese faotory has olosed
down for this season after a very suooeeo.
far ran.
Tax POST circulation growe. If you
want the news subscribe. 01,00 gets it
until Jan. 1904.
A Quartette from Bruseele will sing at
a concert to be bald in WaltonMethodist
church on Friday, 28th inst.
40 Boys wanted from 4 to 10 yeare of
age to buy Overcoats worth from 98.60 to
95.00, oleariug gale price, 91.19. The
New Store, Garfield Block.
Fowl, WANTED, -Good Turkeys, dry
picked and nodrawn, 100 ; dried apples,
5o ; butter, 16o. We buy for oaeh or
trade. Gam. E. KING, Wingbam.
Faun deer came by express on Tuesday
for Richard Armstrong and F. Embury,
of Morrie who were away for a week or
so on their annual humin
r to M -
g tour Mlle
-
Rohe.
Oka.
COnsme council nominations will be
held this year on Monday, Deo, 22nd, and
ma0ioipal nominations on Monday, Dec-
ember 29th. Eleotion day, Monday,
January 5tb.
INFOR➢MATIaN has been laid by Lieenee
Inapeotor Miller againstMeee. McKim, of
Walton, for gelling liquor without liee°ee.
The case will be heard on Friday after.
non at Bruseele.
Annan BpRAINED.-Leat Monday morn-
iog ae Wm. Lookridge was getting on the
train at Winghare to Dome to Braeeele he
had the misfortune to give one of his
ankles a bad sprain necessitating his use.
ing orutehee in getting about. We hope
he will goon be o. k.
Tan Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
Church, met at the parsonage on Tuesday
afternoon, when the following °Mears
were elected for the current year ;-Pres.,
Mre, W. F. Stewart ; let Vioe-Preis., Mre.
Alf. J. Lowry ; Treas., Mre. R. Paul ;
Seo., Mee. Watson Ainlay, This Bode
ty has raised over $100 this past year.
FRIDAY evening of last week G. F.
Blair and W. H. Kerr attended a Prohi.
bition meeting et Kinburn. Other
epeakere were T. McMillan, and Reeds.
Hamilton, Kennedy and Wallwin. Mr.
Slepheneon 000npied the chair. Good
memo was supplied by the choir. Brus-
sels contingent found the latch string on
the outside at R. W. Jewitt's, formerly.of
town, now engaged in the mercantile line
there.
WANTED, -Live Turkey's and dressed
Poultry. Will pay 8o, a Ib. for any quae-
tity of live Turkeys. Parties having any
to sell should oall and see me at onceea
to dates of delivering, &a. I will also
pay the following prices for dressed poul-
try for delivering any time at my store ;
Turkeys Bao, Geese 5}c, Duke 7a, Spring
obitkeae Go, Fowl 4o. Dry pinked and
heade off ail but Turkeys.
R. THotraoN, Bruseele.
PnoPERTIEo STILL oN THE MOVE. -
James Turnbull, who gold bis house and
lot laet week to Chas. Ritchie, of Morris,
has pnreba+ed the residence of Jno.
Ament, rear the G. T. R. depot, the price
being $1600. He gets possession n,at
month, Mr. Ament and family remov
Ing to Millbank, Perth Co., where) head-
ing factory and saw mill have been
bought. This week George Olvar par -
chatted the W. R. Wilson property, locat-
ed on Mill etreet, for which he paid 0600.
It will mit him very well.
THE Ontario Provincial winter Fair
will be held in Guelph on Deo. 8, 9, 10,
11 and 12. Tbe Secretary is A. P. West-
ervelt, Toronto, from whom prize lists
and all ue0eeeary information may be
obtained. Alt members of the Farmers`
Institutes will be admitted free the varione
Beeaions of the Fair on presentation of
their membership card, which only mete
25o inotnding bulletins, &o., for one year.
Any Director of East Huron Farmers'
Inetitute oaa supply the tickets. The
Directors for Brussels are Geo. Thompson,
G. F. Blair and W. H. Kerr.
PoI8mir'ea CAUSED DEATn.-Oonduotor
Jeremiah Fitzgerald, one of the moat
popular of the Grand Trunk employes,
died Wednesday night of toot week at hie
home, No. 190 Waterloo etreet,London,
after three weeks' illness, from blood•
poi0oning, which he oontraoted while at-
tending to hie dbtiee. Among the
railroad offieiale and hie fellow-employeee
he was very well thought of and popular,
and hie death will be very keenly regretted.
He entered railroad life when a young
man and wlien but 36 yeare of age woo
appointed a oondaotoe. For the past
few months be had beau reining on the
London, Huron and Bruce. He lived
for many years in Kincardine, which was
hie parente' home, Besides hie wife
three none, James, Edward and Herbert,
and four daughters, Katherine, Minnie,
Nellie and Ethel, mourn his lose. The
funeral took place Friday morning, et 7
o'olook to the G. T. R. station, and the
ramming were taken to Kincardine for
interment,
W. F. STE ART
w & SON have secured the
eervioee of Mr. Cherry, ae assistant mil•
ler in their flouring' mill. They are rnn-
ningday and night at present.
Anna 100 townahipe, or 25 per gent, of
the municipalities of the provinoe, have
abolished statute labor in favor of a direct
tax for improving the highways.
t'iroaruxNr NEwe.-500 yards of Diose
Goode, the mannfaoturer'e prior: 87,}o per
yard, Matohett'e Clearing Sale price, 18o.
per yard. The New Store, Garfield
BrPAIRook,
white pigs, 3 moothe and 7 weeks
old, reepeotively, strayed from my prem
ieee, about Nov. 12, Information leading
to their recovery will be thankfully re.
oeived, M. G. lironeaneoe.
Tan Lookridge Brae. By-law will be
voted upon on Monday, Deo. 1st. Poll
open from 9 to G o'clock at J. 5. Gilpin'e
°Moe, the Connell chamber and et Geo.
Birt'e reeidenoe.
BER Noxne.-G, A. Deadman reports
the Fall weather line for the bees. They
had a good fly on Thursday and Friday
of last week. Those to be wintered in
the cellar were pet in on Saturday to
remain there for five months probably.
Tam Concert course arranged to be
given in Braeeele tbie Winter hes been
declared off as the Bureau was nimble
to give tbe dates specified in contract and
the looal Committee deolined to accept
appointments made in lien thereof.
R. K. AND Mas. Rose, Mies Georgia and
Master Austin, attended the wedding of
Climbs, brother r
R A C Oar of Mrs. Rhee and
Bolton, Miss Bo both well known young
people of Listowel, on Wednesday of Ihie
week. May their joys be many and their
troubles few.
TEN write have been issued by Bar.
rioter Blair, of Brussels, at
ee s the instance:
of the farmers in this Notion who hadto
do with the Mach talked of "Daly" farm
Bales against:the holders of the agree -
meets asking that the said agreements
be oaooelled and set aeide on the ground.
that they were obtained by fraud.
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PUBLIC MEETnea.- Nex Tuesday even-
ing
ven-
ing a public meeting to discuss the
Prohibition gn.etion will be held in
Bruseele Town Hall, eommeneing at 7 80
o'clock. Addressee are expeoted from E.
E. Marshall, B. A., of Woodstock ; Thos.
McMillan, of Constance, and others.
Musical eelectione and collection. Every.
body welcome.
NOT 00101E0T -Interested pettier: bare
reported that Alex. Stewart, Queen street,
ie opposed to Prohibition and will vote
against it on Deo. 4. On being Been, Mr.
Stewart says he is in favor of the Act
and will vote for it, even if be has to walk
to the poll, 2i miles, wbioh means a good
deal ae be is jest reeoveriog from a bad
aooident, met with by the falling of a
ladder on which be was pinking apples.
It is a poor cause that requires to be
bolstered up by snob tactics.
Bolin FAme.-The monthly Horse
Faire for Brussels will be resumed and
will be held during the Winter as in
former manes. First Fair will be bald
0D Thursday, Deo. 1110, a week later
than the neusl date owing to the first
Thursday being the date of voting on the
Prohibition question. For the baleen of
the Estee the date will be the Thnreday
before the let Friday of each month.
Local and outside buyers will be in
attendance. Bruseele -Faire have had a
great run and will be as good as ever
thin season
ToueneYafternoon a fire alarm was
rung and the scene of the threatened
danger was in S. H. Jackson's livery
barn, whiob ie Wonted under hie black-
smith ebop in atone basement. Smoke
was the first indication of eometning
wrong and when Mr. Jackson and M.
Cardiff, who :gee part of the building ae
an implement emporium. went to ;❑vee.
tigate they found fire working its way on
both aides of a board partition. They
fought it down bat were compelled to
flee owing to the dense smoke.
Before tbe engine wax got to the river
the danger was past however. How the
fire originated ie not known but some
euppoee it may have been from children
playing with matches.' Had the fire not
been promptly nipped in the bud a naaty
blank would have been canoed and per
haps eerioue lose to that part of the vil-
lage. A portion of the contents of the
building was removed for fear of the
flemee being uncontrollable.
DEATH of Roaui r ARtrexao eu.-Robert
Armstrong. a well known and highly
citizen of London, died on Wednesday of
;set week at his home in London at 610
William street. Mr.. Armstrong was
born on Jane 10, 1825, in the township of
Markham, and there spent his early
youth. In 1855 be married Mies Mary
Huneioker, of the same township. In
1870 he moved to Bruseele, Raton
County, and reaided there for almost s
quarter' of a century, going to London
in 1898, where he boa lived ever since.
For many yeare he was iv the employ
of the John T, Smith Company, of Strut.
ford, a0 a millwright. Beeidee hie wife,
who survives him, there are left to mourn
his 10e0 three daughters and
four sone
1
The daughters are : Mre. W. H• Grabill,
Toronto ; Mre. Thos. Johnstone, Buffalo ;
and Mre. Stephen Drewe, of this pity.
Tbe 00109 are David, of Buffalo, N, Y.
E. W., of Hamilton ; R. M., of Cardeton,
Alberta ; and W. E., at home, Deemed
was a member of Brnawale Lodge, A P.
and A. M., and of Eleotrio Lodge, A. Q.
U W, The fro Orel .took place on Fri.
tray,
0.41 aa&y fwl() $' its auk.
Qvcrcoats Are SelIero.
They are up-to-date in Stye and Prises are low.
- wo eau ebow yopniee two-piece suite for BOYS at $2 00, 02 59 and 94,00, and three.
piege WHO fee ages 10 to 14 yeare, at $8 50, $4 00 and 96,09, that will beer
thorough inspection,
-In Teethe' ani? young Men's Sante we elan give y0p a large egieetion in eine 82 to
80, at $5.00, $9 00, 97 09 and 98 00, Whlell Will delight the boys and prove gat•
iefaotory 110 every way to the purobaeer.
-Men's gaits from 912 OD down to $5.00, and cheaper if yelp want them.
-We can also pleaee yea ae well with Overcoats as We OEM with Suite,
-Good heavy Navy and Brown Pea Jaokete for Boys) from 7 to 10 yeare of age at
$2 25, 92 60 and $8,00. Also a job line ofBoy'e long Overcoats that will be
cleared out very cheap,
-Up to.dale, warm and stylish Overcoate for Big Boys, Young Men and Old Men,
from 96,00 to $12,00, that eimply oan't be heat and leave it to your own good
judgment. Come and try some of the oebeap dude from the dry goods store,"
ao we are satisfied with small profit:: and you save the dollar0.
--All Dry Goode, Groaeriee, Boole and Shoes and Rubbere fully assorted. Don't
forget to visit our Pattern Department, where you will get ideas for making
your new skirt or any garment you wish to make up. December Patterns and
Fashion Sheets to band,
NO FANCY PRICES EVERYTHING CHEAP
A. STRACHAN.
AT the plowing bee held laet Friday and
Saturday afiernooe'e by Geo. A. Beet, 28
80[02 were turned over in good style, not
bad work for the short days. Saturday
evening Mr. Bret gave the helpers an
oyeter supper at the American Hotel
where 80 eat down to the well laid tables
and feasted on biva'vee and other good
things.
ItlrnovatrENr.-Jae, Stratton, sr., bae
built a verandah to the South side of the
kitchen of his reeidenoe, Turnberry
etreet, and pat a glace front In it. -Geo.
A. Beet is raieing hie etebie and °hang.
ing the atalle,-A new shingle roof has
been pat on A, Grades's stable, Thomas
street, -A woodshed has been built at
the reeidenoe of Mre. Lela. Smith, Albert
street. -Fred Adams has had a metallic
root pot on his pomp shop.-Jobn Long
bae been making interior improvements
to hie stable, Flora street. -The fence in
front of Mre. A. Hunter's reeidenoe,
Alexander street, bae been removed.
G. T. R.-Amoug shipments from Bros.
eels this week were the following ;-A. U.
Domes, oar of liege ; D. Cantelon, oar of
apples ; G. A. Beet, oar of Boge ; R'
Grabom oar of wheat and 2 oars of oats ;
W. J. Diokoon, oar of cattle ; W.F. Stew-
art & Son, or of flour
; J. Mon
tgomery,
oar of scrap iron • AIt Bather, oar of
wheat and 4 are of hay ,Brussels Ssit
Works 6 oars salt. -Care are none too
plenitfal -The commercial baggage
handled at Bruseele depot is a caution,
and the express busineee ie ditto. -Don't
Bee anyei O 0
e t the new sidewalk et from
g y
Turnberry street to the depot, If the G.
T. R. want to do the square thing with
Bruseele they will build it without any,
farther haggling over it. It ie certainly
a neoeeeity and most unfair to the town
to leave it in ite present shape.
Tax Bouton. -A good deal of dissuasion
bee been on the go relative to the form
of the ballot to be need on Des. 4, hence
we give an outline of 0 as tollowe
Are You in Favor
Y06
NO
Of the bringingfthe into
Liquor Act, 1902 ?
X
Oa tbe above marking the voter has
marked hie ballot for "Tbe Liquor Ao
of 1902" which ie the title of the new law
Had he pat hie X in the No column he
would have voted against the proposed
prohibitory meaenre and consequently
for the retention of -tbe present liquor
Act, familiarly known ae the Crooke Aot.
Every eleotor should vote on either one
aide or the other on Dro. 4, so that ae
fair a consensus of opinion as possible
may be obtained. If you vote in the
"Yee" oolamu you poll for the wiping out
of the license eyetem without any doubt,
no matter how eowe people may try to
mystify.
MoVITTE.-In Eaet Wawanoeh, on
November 7th, to Mr. and Mre.
Henry MoVittie, a eon I r:a
Mraau.-Io Henfryn, on Oatober,27th, to
Mr. and Mre. Robert Milne, a eon.
RronmoND.-In Silver Corners, on Nov.
let, to Mr. and Mre. Hugh Richmond
a SOD.
BELLERe.-In Morrie, on Nov, 12, to Mr.
and Mre. Joseph Sellers, a daughter.
Tool,°, -Io Beneeels, on Nov. 16, to Dr.
and Mrs. Toole, a son.
WARD. -In Grey, on October 2410; to
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ward, a son.
KCLI,T-MOLenauraN.^At St. aliabael'a
church, Blyth, on Notembe1 1110,
by Rev, Father MoMenetnin, Mr.
Patrick Kelly, of Morrie, to 'Mise
Maggie McLaughlin, of Blyth.
MoNeta-Ramsey,-Atthe reeidenoe of
the bride's mother, on Nov. 12, by
Rev. A, MaoNab, M. A,, Mr, Jae. D.
McNair to Mies Mary J. F. Ramsay,
both of Grey township.
=amen
ARtraxnoraa.-In London, on Nov. 12,1902,
Robert Armstrong, aged 67 yeare.
FIxza0RALD.-At Victoria Hospital, Lon•
don, on Wednesday, Nov. 12, 1902,
Jeremiah Fitzgerald, conductor G.
T. R.
A1TcszpN' BA2,m-
FRIDAY Nov, 21. -Farm stook, imple
menta, &o., S. a Lot 10, Con. 7, Morrie.
Sale unreserved, at 1 o'olook, H, Mo-
Arter, prop. ; F. S. Scott, ane.
TUESDAY, Nov. 25. -Farm, farm stook,
implements &o„ Lot 27, Con. 6, Grey.
Sale, nnreeerved, at 1 p, m. D. F. Kell -
ser. Propt. F. S. Scott, Aaa.
WEDNEmn
AY, Nov. 26 Farm stook and
feed, Lot 25, Con, 16, Grey. Sale, nnre•
eerved, at 1 o'olook. Woe. Bray, Propt.
F. S. Scott, Ano.
FRTDAY, Nov. 28 -lectern stook, im-
plemente, &o. Lot 27, Con.. 15, Grey.
Hale, unreserved, at 1 o'clock, David K.
Livingston Prop. F S. Scott, Ana.
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
GENERAL servant wanted ea on0e.
Apply to MRS. LECKIE.
Goo» miloh cow for sale. Apply to
JAS. Mod R'TER,Brnasela,
Corm for Bale, year old, driver. - D.
BHIEL8, Lot 20, Con. 17. Grey. 17-3
Gateman store for Bale. For farther
particulars apply to J, H, THOMSON, Hen-
fryn. 19-tf
WANTED -A thoroughly reliable Dares
girl. MSS. F. H. GRAY, Corner Tar nberry
and Queen Ste., Bruseele,
IE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
.V17 00D GUTTERS WANTED.
-Tbe contract of ill beg 200 cordvvoppof
cation to dSAMUEL 8CR1YE,, 111 Line,00er-
xis, Brussels P, 0 '
VOR SALE. -5 SHEARLING
It Rams ; 1 two-year-old and 2 Ra
Lambe. Purm
bred Leioeetere. Goodones
at low prices. Also Short Horn Bulls, Cows
and Heifers at very moderate prices and
easy terms. D. MILNE & 80N, Ethel,
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
in the Village of Ethel. A desirable
property. ;For particulars as to price, terms,
lo., apply on the premises to MORRIS
FOCAL, or Ethel P, Q. - le -8m
BREEDING EWES, EWE
Lambe and .Ram Lambe, Leioeetere,
for Bale Eligible for registration. OLIVER
TURNBULL, Lot ,10, Con.. 15, Grey. , Wal.
ton P. 0.. 15-5
WOOD WANTED,
Tenders will be received until December
12, 1902, for the (Jelly ary of 100 cords of good
sound green hard wood, 22 inches long. to
bo delivered at the ' Bruseele Public School
before the 1,01 day of March, 1009.
R. R0811,
Sooretary Public School Board,
Bruseele, Nov. 19,1902.
RIGH GRADE
WATCHES
ST LOWEST PRICES.
OUR STOOK CONSISTS OF
WALTHAM WATCHES ELGIN WATCHES
HAMPDEN WATCHES HAMILTON WATCHES
ENGLISH AND SWISS WATCHES
The very highest grades kept in stook. We are offering special
indnoemente for you to buy now before the Clirielmae reek,
See our 28 and 21 Jewelled Watches, the finest yet prodaood.
Ladies' Gold and ' Gold Filled Watches
For0 data: t
eOl 1
� R S
y p a Prices. A large aeaortmsnt to oboose
from. We"oan save you money and fntare annoyance by pur•
obaeing of ue. All Watches personally inepeoted and guaranteed
to give ealietaotion. High Grade Goode at CLOSE PRIDES,
Ha L.
dJ E W E L E R,
8APIipTA'Ii iaatporl7,edby of of 1'a1Bam0old ' �$ad19o,9ooca
;110920 i0Atff''u0N0 alt} ttp� .. ,, 3,000,000,00
TOTAri A88(1.18 ", 19,00770,,804000
HEAD OFrIOE,. - TORQNTR
ABG, I', 01310, General 91entger.
BAw i SM #a LS BRANCH ,, 4)epeaite raeelved, "Loans macro tp reepoa.•
e pre parae9 on favorable forme• omits
and mon attenete leaned, payable, at any poral, ab lowest rato9, Qolleationg
promptly attended to: A Oeadist distance,
ins Baglneea trnneaet9tl. Every faoillty
afforded Ouotomarg living at a dl ttae na,
Sayings Bank Department Amaunte of one dollar andupwgrde
reoeived and interest at of haat
entrant rate November from date among is opened, and addax to Che orinelPa�May.
9letand November 80th,
Farmers' Sale Notes Ca tuedator received tor Safe peeping and
Blank Note Forme Free on Appticiitton
Hours 1010 9, datardaye XO to 1, F. H• GRAY, Aaatlx,
FOR BALE --LOT 207 AND
dwelling thereon, Norlb-went corner
William and Albert atreete, Bruesels.
90-t9 3, LE0KiE.
1�?RETING OF THE HURON
LV.L COUNTY COUNOIL,-
Tho Cotton of tbel Corporation of th
County of Huron will meet
to the O Tuns
Chamber,h2 d the tofu of eeember, u xt,Taos
day the 2nd day of December, next, at
o'clock p. m. is LANE, Clerk,
Dated 80 Goderioh this 15th day of 'Nov
ember, 1902.
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8
VARY )on. FOR GreyLE,atIBE fNG
100
aoree, all cleared; There' la a good 00100
residence, bank barn 40x75 feet, large or-
ohard, well fenced and in good condition. 8
miles from Bruseele and 4 to school. Poe -
session can be given in March. Per further
particulars as to price, terms, &o., apply
on the premises or 11 by letter to Bromide
19.8 ROM. . IN GLIS, Proprietor.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
Sale in trio Village of. Brussele. I will
sell, on easy terms, my dwelling house, out-
buildings, 8e., with about. se scree of lead,
which has a frontage. on Lrederick St„ or
if yonp refer to build will sell 4 acre front-
age on Froderich St„ with stable and about
7 scree Immediately behind and extending
to the limit of the salt brook Westward.
This would leave dwelling house, a stable,
also with 9 acre frontage and oyer 1 more
immediately behind Tor: sale separately.
There le no better location in Brussels. The
land is well drained and in a high state of
cultivation. The eotl is excellent either for
gardening or farming. Choice fruit on the
place. W111 veil the whole for a little more
than the coat of the buildings.
10-tf G. A. DEADMAN, Bruseele.
T M. O'CONNOR;
Ls • GENERAL 1118URANOE AGENT.
for 001310 of the boat and ¢stoat Companlee
in Canada for Fire Aooldent and Plate
Glees.. °aloe over k. 0, Blebard'e etore,
Breo era. 18 -em
AUOT.LON SALE OF FARM,
FARM 8T OK AND O N IMPLEMENTS.-
Mr. F. S. Scott, auctioneer, has received in
(TM3LE TENALS)
4111101.--
The Newest and most Papa- ,
lar Game. Either' 2 or 4
can play it. Complete direc-
tions with each Het,. Price'
from 60c. up to $1.90,
0 X
DRUG STORE.
etruebione from the undersigned to still by
SHORTHORNS, AND OL3DES.
DAM/IL-For Bale a .yonng bulls 11
I and '17months old. The termertook let
prime at Brussels and Bolgrave Fall Fairs
and -2nd at131yth,and the latter wa
wae also a
prize winner aro awed
Also 270g
bolter, All tl eu 1 d by Roan' Duke, 85,788, •
which hap taken 1st price for past three
yeare in elapses of home. bred •and imported
stook, The dame at these.. young animals
have. repeatedly taken honors in the p igo
ria8g.� will also on two. Clydesdale kalike,
with)4 or,5 orosae0'of imported : stook, ea.
pe8tively, aged i and 2 years, Batty
ttyy t00erms
of payment, P, ItognaTsol ..,
Lot 0, Con, 8,: tiny,
1741, Brussels P, 0.
NOTICE s
NOTICE ie hereby, given that a By -Law,..
known ae the Reenter Drain By -Law, 0008
passed by the Township of Grey on the 1801 ..
day of October,1002, providing for the Issue .
of Debentures to the amount of $157780tor
the porpoise of drainage andthat each By -
Law vas registered in ,the registry 00100 of
the County of Huron, on the3iet day of Oc-
tober, tober, 1902. Any motion to mall or sot t
aside the same or any part thereof must be - '
made withinthree months from the date of
regtetration and cannot be made thereafter,
Dated the 4th day of November, 1901
.17-8 - JOHN MoINTOSH, 018011,
Public auotiou at Lot 27, Con. 8, Grey, on
TUESDAY NO V .25, at e'olock, the fellow-
ing valuable property ;-1 horse rising 8yre.,
1 mare rleing 7 yoare,1 hero rising 11 yeare,
1 mare eons rising 2 year), 8 owe supposed
in calf, 1 fat now, 8 )tears rleing 8 yeare. 1
heifer rising 9'years, 1 steer rising 2 yoora, 8
heifers rising 2 years, 8 heifer oalvee, ,9 ether
calves, a number of sheep, 10 )tore hogs,. a
number of hens, 2 sets double barb'oae, 1 Det
single barn see nearly new, 1 top bossy near•
ly new, a open buggies, 1 cutter nearly new,
S lumber wagons, one nearly now; 1 set bob.
eleighe,' 1 Maxwell binder,. 1 Bumming 'Bird
mower with pea harvester, 1 horse rake, 1
seed drill nearly new:1 spade harrow, 1.010 -
mond harrow, 2 single plows, 1 two -furrow
plow,i seeffter, l fanning Mill, '1 grindstone,
1 bay fork, rupee and pulleys; 1 turnip-pnl-
pp or, 1bay rank, a quantity .of bay and roots ;
So the»,forks,rakes, ohainemnd other.ar
tiolee too numerous to mention, Farm eon -
Piste of '000 acres: 80 acres cleared ,°till In
grace ; goad' brick house;"bank barn 00060 ft,
orchard, deo,'; place is Well watered; 2iimiles
irons Ethel village farm to well fenced' and
01 good condition.. Sale without reserve. 0e
proprietor ie giving up farming.. Terms -
All Bums of S10 and under cash,, over that
amount 12 menthe. credit will be given on
furnishing approved- jolut notes ; 0 per cent.
off for cash on. oredit )monists ; terms for.
farm made known at Bale or on application
tothe underelgued,
F. S. 80°TT,D, le. 1IELLNER,
Auctioneer. Proprietor.
aichett's
TSE NEW STORE
Trjjffiejjdofts
Sdllillg of
Dress Goods,
Ciothing tit Shoes
All last week hundreds of Busy Buyers
visited this GREAT MONEY -SAVING SPOT. We
have a greatmany more good things in store
for this week's selling.
50OYARDS of Fine Dress Goods to be sold this
tJ week. The Manufacturer's Price was 37ic
per yard. Clearing Sale Price
18c
Another Case of those Table Linens and
Towelin sgo - on
� Sale To -day at dill Prices)
Boo's and Shoeg
Good people, a Sea of Bargains await you in this Depart -
meet. $1,800.00 worth of Shoes going over our Count=
ers at Factory Prices. Nothing but Solid Leather
Goods Handled. •
READY - TO - WEAR CLOTHINO
Clothing that- Fits the Form is the class of Goods we has-
dle. The Dressy Man wilt find "here' all he requires in
Suits or. Overcoats. Also, Suits and Overcoats for the
Boys. ` Men's Odd Pants and Overalls all going at this.
Clearing Sale at Manufacturers' Prices,
H. A. MATCHETT'S
THE NEW STORE
GARFIELD BLOCK; BRUSSELS.