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Sap ate o Taro
We have a nice lot of
Beautiful Dishes fox
Xmas.
A.mbe r Pipes
Are the kind to smoke.
Ours answer every test,
Prices reasonable,
HU SLEY'
DRUG STORE
BRUSSELS.
Um' geirs ltealt ,
A ohiel'e ameng ye tack ' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it,
CunreTMA8 Day 2 weeks from to -day.
Banco'. Board will meet Friday even-
ing.
Teems from the East,are very Tate these
days.
Loon out for hand sleighs at the Oober
Carriage Faotory, Breese's.
QIIITE a quantity of wood name into
town this week ; no doubt on account of
the sleighing. A. few loads of green wood
were in the number.
BARRISTER HOLT, of Goderiob, has been
appointed Junior Judge of Huron 00.,
and Judge Doyle promoted to senior
Judge, Congratulations.
ATxne Tr0N I On Setarday Deo. 12th.,
Matobett will Bell all new overcoats and
at 10a on the dollar less than hie Bale
prioe—for the one day only.
WE are asked by the defendant in the
Scott ve. MoXelvey suit at Wroxeter
Division Court to state that snit was for
$34 and the judgment was for 525.
WANTED. —Choice Roll Batter 20o.
Good Turkeys undrawn 10e. We buy for
cash or trade. A $20,000. stook to select
from. Guo. E KING, Wingham,
Hones FAIa.—The first monthly Horse
Fair was held on Thursday of this week
and attraoted quite a crowd of buyers and
sellers. Next Fair will be held on New
Year's day.
CODNTY oonooil nominations will be
held this year on Monday, December
22nd, and 'municipal nominations on
Monday, Dooember 29th. Election day,
Monday, January 6th.
MILLINERY SATE FOR DEC MD3ER —Mies'
Little will, daring December, Bell at
reduoed prieee the balance of her trimmed
and untrimmed millinery, fancy feathers,
&o. Mise E. R. LITTLE.
BRDe6ELo SALT WORKS ie receiving the
first of 15 oars of soft ooal, two or three
cars coming to hand this week. Hard
coal is still an unknown article as far ae
this Fall'a delivery is concerned in town.
NOTICE TO TAxrAYE
ae —Five
per Dent.
will be added to all taxes not paid to Tax
Collector Halliday by Saturday eight of
this week The addition will be made
Monday morning. A word to the wise
should be euf5cient.
IwsPEOToE Ron is at Clinton this week
in connection with tbe Model School ex-
aminations, Principal Cameron, of town,
who is also one of the Co. ezamioere, will
take a coup'e of days at the work next
week at the same town.
Tut. MEETING.—The anniversary Tea
Meeting of Brussels Methodist church
will be held on the evening of Christmas
Day. After eupper a good program of
addressee, music &o., will be provided of
which mention will be made later.
DREesED POULTRY.—I will pay the fol.
lowing prices for dressed poultry, to be
delivered any time next week :—Turkeys,
9 dente ; geese, 50 ; ducks, 7o , Spring
obiehens, 6o ; fowl, 4a. Heads was be off
all exoept turkeys, dry pinked and un-
drawn. Turkey body feathers for Bale,
Roux. THonteog, Bruseelo.
A. R. Stir= was at the great aombin•
ation slaughter Bale in Toronto loot week
and bought large lines of Men's, Youth's
and Boy'e High Grade clothing. Suite,
overcoats, odd pante, odd coats, Aleo
floe neck wear for Xmas trade, hate, cape
newest style overshoes, boots ; finest col-
lection of clothing in ' ingham. Lowest
price, Chisholm Block.
LIST Friday night's train did not get
to Brussels until after 2 o'olook Saturday
morning owing to the train running from
Stratford to Owen Sound getting off the
track at Gowanstown. The auxiliary
train had to be called from Stratford to
straighten up matters. Several Bros.
Belite', were detained at Listowel from 7
o'clock Friday evening until after 1 a. m.
Saturday,
MIGHT HAVE BEEN WORSE.—Friday of
Last week as Mre. Walter Smith wan busy
about the stove in her home rendering
lard, ebe took cute of those fainting epelle
she ie subjeot to at times. In falling she
struck her fele against the stove and the
melting lard was spilled over her bat
fortunately it did not penetrate her cloth•
ing. When found it was at first feared
that she was dead ae she was alone at the
time the accident happened. We hope
Mre. Smith, who is 70 years of age, will
suffer no harmful ooneeg0e00es.
Leon, Noxa,—In the Divisional oonrt.
Toronto, on Wednesday of last week,
McNabb v. Zilliax J. P. Mabee, K. 0.,
and W. M. Sinclair, (Brussels) for de.
fondant, appealed from Judgment of
Street, J., at trial, entered upon the find.
Inge et the jury in favor of plaintiff for
$250. Tbe motion was brought by plain.
tiff as adminietratris of Alexander Mc.
Nabb, who died from injuries received
from falling down an unguarded collar
way on the premises of tbe defendant, a
hotelkeeper, at whose hotel the deoeased
bad become intoxicated immediately
before hie death. The aotion woe found.
ed on the breach by the defendant of the
'statutory provision in the Ligooe License
Act, R. S. 0., oh, 245 Sq. 122 and the
appeal was taken upon the grounds that
there was no sufficient evidence of the
defendant's infringement of the statute,
and that the trial judge erred in not more
acourately defining "excessive drinking"
to the jury. W. Prondio0t, K. 0 , fur
plaintiff opposed appeal, Appeal die -
mined With ooste.
fii0N0Or0AL Whim are quiet.
STATUTORY Council meeting will be held
next Monday evening,
ALL taxes not paid by Saturday night
of this week will have 5% added.
LADIES! 'Seven more of tboee fancy
dress patterns, Bold regular at 55.60,
Matobett's prioe for Saturday 53 00.
THE,PoeT gives the news and should be
in everybody's home. $1.00 gets it until
Jan. let, 1904, No nicer Xmas box to
an absent relative.
E. L. JACKSON'S advt. name to band too
lata for obaoging this week. He ie offer.
ing great bergame in watches, plonks,
jewelry, violins, &o.
Jew). Omen and family moved to their
new reeidenoe, Queen street, this week
and Mre. Sinclair and daughter will
resume housekeeping in their home on
Prinoeee street, vaoated by Mr. Oober.
THERE have been 15 persons initiated
into tbe membership of Court Princess
Alexandria, No. 24, 0. 0. F., Bueeele in
the past month. The members rendered
valuable aid to Organizer Torrance, of
Listowel. Court Prinoeee Alexandria
has now 136 names on the roll, with more
to follow.
GRAND TRUNir.—The outgoing shipments
thie week consisted of 15 care made up
ae follows ;--Geo, Beat, oar of lambs ; A.
0. Dames, oar of cattle ; Alf. Baeker,
car of wheat and 5.oare of baled hay ; R.
Graham, 2 care oats ; Salt Works, 2 oars
salt.—Passenger traffic keeps lively and
many traine late. The agent's hours are
thereby considerably elongated.
Goon Woen.-150 cutters is the output
of tbe Oober Carriage Factory this season
besides sleighs and other work, 126
cutters have been sold already. The em-
ployees are finishing up the last lot and
will then tato their attention to buggies
for next season. THE Poar ie pleased to
note the progrtee of thie institution and
believe their trade will grow rapidly ae
they tura out first.olase work and
guarantee satisfaction,
STEADY employment ; good wages ; for
young women, girls and boys who are
without good paying positions. Nice._
work, pay weekly. Heade of families
desirous of getting into a good looality
with plenty of employment and oppor.
trinities for advancement ti for hemselves
and families should write at once. Good'
houses : low rent ; progressive town.
TEE R. Forma Co LIMITED
Worsted Knitting Mille
Heepeler, Ont.,
Beer HURON FARMERS' INBTITDTE.—
Meetings will be held for the dieoosoion
of agricultural topics of interest as fol.
lows : Wroxeter, Tuesday, Jan, 20 ;
Srnesele, Jan. 21 ; Barlook, Jan. 22 :
Manley's school house, MoXillop, Jan.
23 ; and Mordie's eohool house, MoKillop,
Jan. 24. The outeide speakers will be
E. 0. Drury, of Crown Hill, and T. H.
Maeoo, of Staffordville, 0.M. MnGregor,
of Conetance, and G. Murdie,ofSratorbb,
Mueioal program will be given at each
evening seeeions Thos. McMillan is
President and Georgd Hood Secretary.
BowLEEe' OouoaaT,—A good sized an-
dienoe greeted the Lanett Concert 00. i0
Brueeela Town Hall, Monday evening.
Tbe program was won rendered and great-
ly enjoyed by all. Mies Marietta LaDell,
who appeared here at the Fall Fair Oon-
aert in 1901, ably sustained her repute.
tion as an elooutiooist and entertainer.
In addition to a number of encores she
gave "Laddie," "Friday afternoon in a
Primary room, Ben Har chariot race,"
"Darkie's Ball," "Twa' Soottieb court
chips" and "A Home Ruler." Mies La
Dell exoele in her imitation of obildren
and gave the andienoe many a hearty
laugh, Mise Teresa Flanigan is p080eee.
ed of a sweet soprano voice under good
oontrol and won favor in her first visit.
Her Lullaby and the Creole song were
particularly well rendered. Both ladies
are of prepoeeeseing appearance and are
booked for engagements weeks ahead.
Mies Jean MoLauohlin contributed a
piano solo and officiated as accompanist
with her usual oapability. The bowlers
will not start a bank with their share of
the profits.
MA080100NrOL."The relief of Lnoknow"
le a time honored and historic faot and
yet the parties referred to were not the
only Sepoy town people who were helped
as a pinning incident 000urted in our town
on Wednesday evening worthy otohronio-
ling when a Laokoowite, in the person of
Roderick W. Matheson, a well known
merchant, found relief from bis baobelor.
hood through the kind heart of one of our
fair maidens in tbe person of Miss
Harriett (Lyda) Crooke, daughter of
George and Mre. Crooke, Queen street.
Rev. Jno, Rose, B. A., performed the
ceremony, at 5 o'elook in the presence of
some 40 guests. The prinoipale were nn.
attended, excepting by little Mies Bedella
lttoKenzie, of Blyth, neige to the bride,
who played her part as maid of honor very
prettily. A most becoming aoetnme of
white silk organdy was worn by the
petite bride and a beautiful bonnet of
white roses carried. Mies Jean MoLanob-
lin played the Wedding Marob through
the ceremony and the Bridal Chorone
during the congratulations. The groom
presented Mies McLaughlin with a
pretty pearl pin crescent. The home
was very neatly deoorated with entillax
and carnations. After very hearty oon-
gretulatione the oompany sat down to an
elegantly prepared wedding repast.
Chaim, immoral and well selected kitte
were made to the bride, Me. and Mre.
Matheson took the evening train for
their home at Luakoow followed by
many hearty wishes for their future
i'O T
happiness and prosperity in; whfoll Taw
Peer joins, Dara, Itlatlleeou Will be great•
ly
mimed outside of her home as aha WAS
valued member of Melyii]a ob
❑rol
choir and was over ready to lend aid to
p4her obneehee and 9QrganinittiOna,
A bunputo 044.Qounoillor and lora,
Henderson, Of .town, were called to Sett.
forth bet ween owing to theeerigoo fllneee
of the former'e nephew, Wm, Adams, a
bright youth of 17 years, me took a
gathering or aivalling ih hie throat, which
was thought to be connected with an
artery and after oevsral betnorrbogee ilo
passed away Thursday evening. Downie.
ed was only in bed about a week and no
thought of suoh serious results was, in
tbe mind of any one at the time be
took to hie bed, The funeral took plaoe
on Saturday afternoon to Maitlandbank
oemetery, Rev. P, Musgrave 000duating
the servioe. A peculiar coincidence is
that tide is the dth death in Permeation
with Councillor and fare. Henderson's
relatives in 11 months viz Mr, Henderson's
mother, Mre, Henderson's mother and
father((Ino, and Mrs. McCallum) and
Willie Adams. Three thefauap
d'Kiss
Aggie
Henderson, sister to Mr. Header.
eon, all died on a Thursday and were
buried on a Saturday.
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Melville ohuroh "Little Stare" Mission
Band will have a social on the 191b.
St. Johu'e ohuroh Sunday school will
hold an entertainment in the Town Hall
on Monday evening, 22nd inst.
57 82 wait the amount of the monthly
Missionary oolfaction at the Methodist
Sabbath school last Sunday afternoon.
The Presbytery of Maitland will bold
its regular meeting in the Wingham
Presbyterian ohuroh, on Tuesday, Deo -
ember 16th.
Next Sabbath Rev, T. W. Cosene will
preaoh Missionary eermoce on Trow.
bridge oirooit and Rev. J. E. Hunter will
anpply the Mathodiet ohuroh pulpit here.
A Temperance Oonveation of leading
workers in the Province is called for
Tuesday of next week to meet in Toronto,
It is likely a Provinoial Rally will be hold
at a later date.
Rev. T. W. Oosena' morning dieoonrse
last Sabbath was based on the words
"When He was come near he beheld the
city and wept over it," and in the evening
he spoke from the text "Behold I stand
at the door and knock, eta" giving a rope.
ing evangelistic sermon.
Rev. Juo. Rose, B. A., spoke last Bab.
bath morning in Melville ohoroh on
"The Spirit's help in prayer" and the
evening topio was "A second loots into a
sorcerer's heart." Both, were Moe eer-
mona. We are pleased to know that
Bev. Mr. Rose has improved so nicely in
health and preaches with his old time
vigor.
People We Talk About.
Mrs. B. Straohan le visiting at Wing.
ham.
Mre. A. MoLanohlin is waiting at
Drayton.
Klee Alice Bone arrived home from
London !set week.
Mre. Richard Hiogeton spent Sunday
with Teeawoter relatives.
S. Plum and family spent last Sunday
with relatives in Blyth.
Miss Lizzie Downing has taken a pool
tion in Dr. Feild'e Dental Aloe.
Robert Ellie has gone to Ingersoll
where be bas taken a situation,
Mre. D.
e,o
McNaughton is in a
g 1 Y g
visit with relatives at Oil Springe.
Mies MoCntoheon, of Morrie, is ill at
the home of her sister, Mre. Thomeou,
Brussels.
Neil edilloy has gone to London where
he will make hie home for the present
with bis eon, William.
J. fa. O'Oonnor was quite poorly during
the past week, but ie able to be about
again we are pleased to state.
Jno. a Skeuo hoe been under the
doctor's Dare but keeps on his feet just
the same and attends to baeinoes,
Percy Rioharde slipped on the aide•
walk and in the fall injured hie knee so
that he has been doing the limp act
since.
Mrs. Hayorott, er., went to Teeewater,
last week where she purposes spending
the Winter with her daughter, Mre.
Ferguson.
Alex, Roes is home from Ottawa fur
hie vacation. Be holds an important
position in the Customs Department in
the Parliament buildings.
Mrs. Andrews, of Kinoardine, is vieit•
ing her daughter, Mrs. T, R. Thomson,
and other old friends in Brussels. She
was a resident here when Mre. Muir.
Councillor 'Paoetone, of Wingham,
though able to be out, is not recovering
strength as quickly as hie many friends
desire. He went to Toronto on Monday
of loot week to oonenit a specialist.
A. Ooneley, whose mesas was reported
last week, has been dangerously ill, two
physicians in attendaooe, part of the
time, but we are pleased to state he has
improved somewhat in the past few
days and we hope he will soon be o. k.
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D,so, 111 1902
Fite StandArci. Dank of Caa.ada.
DAPI Eart leuthooiaed by AO of Parliament) . $2,000,0.00.00
CAMAY,. (fully aid ttpl .. 1,100,300.00
t ictus ty1] t'IINIY• .., . - 65000000
TOTAL 408E1S ... ... ... ... ... 13,077,004,00
HEAD OFFICE, TQRO'NTO'
41cO, 1', StOI10, (Amaral fetanngee
»breaus rer&r ',nests elude to 000500
table earthman (nvorablo tartan. Draftd71VSSEJUlilt U1i
and mo0e0 orders issued, payaolo at any point, at lowest rptes, Oolleetione
prim >tly attended to. A General Banking iluslnoeo transacted. 'Avery facility
afforded Bustom0r0living ata dietanoe,
Savings Bank Department Amountaat ono dollar andupwarda
e,anlvod and to the00 nt bigho01
ouiTont rate allowed dram date 00000000 ie opened, and added tho principal May
Wet and ,November 3001, 4`
Farmers' Sale Notes
0ooiaatir 00001108 tqr safe keeping and
Bln11k Note Porno /Free op A,i jlientlsn
.Hollis ].0 to 3, Saturdays 10 to 1. 1', FI, GRAY,, 'AeooNT.
Miss Jennie Moore, Turnborry street,
has been oonfined to the house for some
time with a knee trouble but we hope she
will Boon beable togetabout 00 usual.
The Winnipeg Free Prose of the 2nd
inst., in reporting St, Andrew's Society
celebration gives a photo, of the Presi.
dent, Jim. R, Grant, a former well known
Bruoeelite.
Tbe death toil' place at Sarnia of Wire,
George Goodson, roi,ut of Rev. George
Goodson, Methodist minister, who years
ago was stationed at Mortal] Pleasant,
Owen Sound, Sarnia, St. Oatharioee and
other places. She was ovor 90 years of
age.
Mrs. S. Y. Taylor, of Parte, wad berm
for a week visiting under the parental
roof and on Wednesday attending, the
marriage of her sister, Mies Lyda Crooke,
Queen street, to the genial R. W. Mattie.
son, who was a former reeident of our
town.
Fred. Cox, of Westminster, wee a
visitor at the Methodiet Parsonage this
week. He leaves next Monday for Ed
monton, N. W. T. where be enters the
Mission field of the Methodist ohuroh.
We wish him abundant en00000 in the
big vineyard.
xsoMst.
MILLER,—In Whitewater, Man., op Nov.
25th to Mr. and Mre. J. A. Miller, a
daughter,
MAeooi —In Grey, on the 4th lest., to Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Mason, a eon..
Ms1RLEJonN.—In Molesworth, on Deo. 8,
to M and Mre. Jno. Keiklejobn, a
eon.
SQ:ARRSE=t.
CAMroeot—OLINE—Oo December 40b,
1902, at the residence of the bride's
parents], by the Rev. D. Perrle,ot
Wingham, assisted by the Rev. R.
McAlpine, of. Owen Sound, Mr. Colin
A. Campbell, of Wingham, eon of the
late R. S. Campbell, of Whitby, to
Mies Nellie, eldest daughter of Mr.
' and Mee. James A. 01ine, of Owen
Sound.
MATu0eoN-01,00119.—At the residences' of
thebride's parents, Queen street
p
Brunets, on Deo. 10, by Rev. Juo.
Roes, B. A„ Mr. Roderick W. Maths.
eon, of Lneknow, to Mies Harriett
(Lyda) youngest daughter of Mr. and
dire. George Crooke.
ADAnto.—Ia Seaforth, on Deo. 4, Wm.
Adam, aged 17 Y
Ada a sera and 4 months.
av cmxor s a>;E.
WEDNESDAY, DEO. 17.—Farm stook, im-
plemente, &o. Lot 27, con. 13, MoXillup,
Sale, enrreerved, at 1 p. m. W. T. Pol.
lard, Pt opt. F. S. Scott, Anat.
TDBBDAY, Duo. 28.—Farm stook. Lot
81, Con. 18, Grey. Sale, onreeerved, at
1. o'clock. H. D. Ward, Propt. F. S.
Smite, Auo.
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
Boannsne wanted. Apply to MRS. T.
NICHOLS, John street, Brussels.
GENERAL purpose mare, 7 years uld,
for sale._ GEO. SHIMS, Brnsaele.
GENERAL store for sale. For further
f
parttioniara apply to T. H. THOMSON, le en -
TUE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
�SALEY.=YALUABE PRO-
..a..
RO-
snnrxat Ethel known as the Metho-
dist Parsonage, A1pty to 5100. 0013ER,
Brussels.
THORO' BRED YOUNG DUR-
mat Bull for sale or would exchange
fora good enlioh cow. GEO. ItOBB,
22.4 Brussels. South.
3 THORO' BRED SHORT HORN
Bulla for sale. One is Iyear old and
the other two younger. Also several roRiet-
ered Cows and Heifers. Apply to JAMES
SPE0R., 1,00 20, Con, 0, Morris Twp., or Brus-
sels P. 0. 22-11
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At the Old Reliable
Grocery and Bakery
ORANGES, LEMONS, RAISINS, CURRANTS,
PRUNES, FIGS, PEELS, NUTS,
CANDIES and our usual supply of
FANCY GROCERIES
All of the beet quality and at Moderate Prices.
OUR TEAS, COFFEES cg SPICES
are carefully selected and at much below
the regular price. •
Tull Assortment of, Taney China, Tea,.Dinner and Ti^uit ,Sets.
Geo. Thomson
FARM
1
LOT
8141 TO RENT, LlB N .LOP
£ tl
20, Oon at orgy, ylyatol00Hr F.
REDMOND,under Len the Apply to JOSEPH F.
81»on the 0000110 a, or Moneeleff
P. 0, 81.41
OARFOR SEBVIO> —'TH2
uudoreigned will Beep for eervloe on
Lot 12,:Oon,14, Grey, a bhoro' bred improv
ed Yprkehit'e Rog, Pedigree May be aeon on
application. Terme, 151.00, to bo paid at
time of service with tp rivilege of returning
if necessary, WO'l", DIINOAN SON,
22`4 - Proprietor,
TO WHOM IT MAY (:ONOEBN,-
Tho undersigned, who is well acquainted
throughout the most part .of the County
and who huebad business with a large air -
ole of farmers inandaround thi'e locality,,
bogs to inform the community that he baa
taken out an Auotioneer's Lioonso for the
County of Enron and offers hie services to
all purposing to hold sales,
THOS. NEWSOME, Brunelle.
IIORTHORNS AND C.LYDES-
nALEe,—For bale 2oun bulls 11
and 17 months old. The former took let
prizes at Brueeels and Aelgrave Fall Faire
and 2nd at Blyth, and the latter was also a
Prise winner at Brussels. Also ono yearling
licifer. All are sired by Roan Duke, 96,768,
whichhas token 1st prise for past three
years in olaseoa of home bred and imported
stook. The dams of these young animals
leave repeatedly taken honors in the prise
ring. WIllalso sell two Clydesdale fillies,
with 4 and 6 crosses of imported stook, roe-
peotively, aged 1 and 2 years. Easy terms
of payment. P. ROBERTSON.
Lot 6, (Jon. 9, Grey,
1741 Brussels P. O.
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'x"O 4.l OAN T
---Toys of all Wade,.
—Pioturo and Song Books,
Dolls in great variety,
—Celluloid, Plash and Leather Goode,
—Photo, Albums, a fine 00eortmen1,
—Porno, Chatelaines and Wrlet Bags,
—Mirrors in all shapes and eines,
—Work Boxes, Jewel BOXee and 'Writing
pato,
-Plaques, I?later° and Photo, Molders,'
—Xmas Cards, Booklets and Cafendare,
Bibles Hymnals and Hymn Books.
We shall be pleased to have you come
variety of our stook, at ,
FOX'S
in and see the great
DRUG G S ,J,. ORE.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
1,1 the Village of ERMel. A desirable
property. ;liorpartleularo este price, terms,
80 , apply on tbo premises to 010111018
P'OGAL, or Ethel P.0, 16.9m
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OR SALE. -5 SHE ARLING;
Name ;' 1 two-year-old and ^2' Ram.
Lambe. - Pure bred Letoeeters, tGood, cues
(IA low prices. AlsoShort Horn Bulls, Goles
and Boilers at very moderate:'prices and
easy. termer D. MILN74 & BON, Ethel.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
Sale in the village of %u@801'8. I will
sell, on easy terms, my dwellingbouoo, out-
buildings, &o,, with about ei acme of laud,
which has a frontage on Frederick St„ or.
if yin prefer to build will sell # acre front-
age ou Frederick 8t., with stable and about
7 sores immediately behind and extending
to the limit of the salt .blot& Westward.
This would leave dwelling house, a stable,
alsowith ( dare frontage and over 1 acre
immediately behind for mule separately.
There le no bettor location in Brueeels. Tbe
land is well drained and in a high state of
cultivation. The eo11 is exeelient either for
gardening or farming. Choibe fruit en the
place. Will sen the whole for a little more
than the cost of the buildings.
19-tf G, A. DEADMAN, Brussels,
NOOD YEAR OLD STEERS.
7 Wanted, suitable for much purposes,
Apply to '170. BEST, Brussels.
II'10R, SALE—LOT 207 AND
' dwelling thereon, North-west oor0er
William and Albert streets, Brussels. ..
,41/41 J, LEOR0E.
County Council Election.
COUNTY OF HURON. ' •
-
PUBLTG S00ICE is hereby given that a
meeting of the elootore of County Division
No, 0, composed of the Municipalities` of the .
Townships. of Grey and Morrie and the Vil-
lage of Bruesole, will bo held In the Town
Hall, Brussels, en Monday, Dooember the
22ud,1902, at the hour of 1 o'olook pp m., for
the purpose of nominating candidates to
repreeent•there in the Oounoil of the County
of Huron for the years 1909 and 1904, and that
.in ease a pollis demanded, voile will be
'opened on the 0th day of January, 1909, in
each polling eab-division at the time and
place fixed by By -Law of the Municipalities
in. the said County Division:
F. S. 80GTT,
Nominating Officer for
County Council Div. No. 0,
Dated this 10111 clay of Nov.,1002.
3 lArE.IMIC,0 IVIC)PrE3
Enormous Selling of.
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king
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One Week of December past and a great
week it has been in our Clothing Department.
The Stupendous Bargains we are offering has been
a surprise to the Shrewdest Buyers. We ask you to look
through our large stock. $5,000 worth of the Fine>3t
Clothing on the market to choose from. If the prices are
not lower than you can buy fox elsewhere, don't buy here,
Is that not pretty fair.
Dress Goods
Xmas is almost here and what is more appropriate or more appreciated than a nice
Dress Pattern for Mother, Wife or Sister—as nice a present as you can give. We are
offering 12 of the Choicest Dress Lengths of the Season, regular
$3000
price $5.50, while they last
Remember only 60 days lett to Blear this
Complete ,Stook. The Goods roust go Regard-
less of Cost.
Boots, Shoes, Underwear, Linens, Flannels, Tick
ings, Sheetings, Towelings, Hats & Caps, in
many cases at less than Mill Prices.
Butter and Eggs taken as Cash,
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GARFIELD BLOCK,
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