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Rushy & no's Finn Assortmout of Xmas Goods
PERFUMES,
CELLULOID CASES,
EBONY GOODS,
xAPANTJ$E WARE,
TOYS and DOLLS,
BIBLES and HYMN BOOKS,
GAMES—Including Ping-Pong,
PURSES and BRUSHES,
PICTURE BOOKS,
BTO., ETC.
Lowest Prices at
3SLEY°s
RUG STORE
BRUSSELS.
Intal lidos xem:it
A chiefs among ye takir' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Were will be Reeve ie the query.
MEanx Ountaxuee to all our readers.
Regular holiday boars at 613e poet -office
on Chriett°as,
MONTHLY Horse Fair Thursday of next
week—New Year's Day.
Now is a good time to renew for THE
POST Or nears off bank paymente.
MoxxafrtL Nomination next Monday.
The hours are from 12 to 1 o'clock.
Ix is reported that several residences
may be built in town during the next
809800.
LOST a tame book containing cum of
money. The owner will be greatly obliged
if the same is left at TEE Pose.
Nueueno1r9 neat and artietia designs
were presented in the window dressing by
our beelines people for Chrietmae.
TRETE acs a return to wheeled vehicles
on Monday owing to the rain of Sunday
removing t good share of the snow.
Rnerece in this week, Geo Ib. for geese,
7o for Ohl: kene and Danks and 10o oaeh
for Tarkeve, at A. R. Sum's, Chisholm
block, Wii,gham.
EVERY property owner should vote for
the loan to Lookridge Bros. Attend the
N°mivatf• n next Mende), and bear the
question daaoueoed.
THE Pose will be published on Wed-
nesday of next week owing to New Year's
Day oomiug on Thursday. Will thoeed
interacted kindly govern themselves
accordingly.
REV. T. W. Neese was kindly remem-
bered by tae members of the Craobrook
oongregat'Ion last Friday in the preeeo.
Cation of a load of oats. Actions
speak louder than words.
"Mx Del's the Engineer" is the tone a
young lad at Sobrieber might appropriate.
ly sing. Phe happy daddy ie W. R.
Stratton, formerly of Brussels. THE.
POST extends congratulations.
BnveexL$ Pair WoaHe.—Having put in.
a maobine for grinding clippers Iam pre-
pared to reeks old one's look like new.
Saws gummed. Skatee and eoieeore
sharpened. FRED. ADAore.
WANTED —Ohoioe roll butter, 20o.;
freab eggs. 20o ; turkeys, undrawn, 120;
No. 1 Mink or Fox, $4.00. Our $5.00 prize
given away weekly with $2 00 purchase
was won by Mies McCallum.
Geo. E. KmmG, Wingbam.
THESE was a rumor around town last
week that Eli Moore, brother of M. H.
Moore, V. S., Brueeele, bad died in Tor.
onto Toepital. We are pleased to non.
tradiot the story ae be is in a fait way to
oomplete ronvalesoenoe and expecte to be
here this week.
Tun Mahler Evaporator has completed
their beeht ies here for thie season. They
paid out ever 23,000 for fruit and labor
during the past Fall and would have done
a larger business had it not been so diffi-
mnit to se, are help. Next year we hope
to see them extend their operations as
they now have a well fitted up factory in
Brussels and they are hustlers.
Tan Central Baeineee College, Stoat.
ford, Ont , onataine a national reputation
for thorough, progressive and advanoed
eduoationrl work. This college enjoys a
large patr,:nage and many of ite graduate°
are to be found teaobing in badness
colleges. Thie should show that the 0.
B. 0. is a popular eohool and aeafe one to
patronize. W. J. Elliott, the Prinoipal,
offers to ieod his handsome natalogue to
all who i tend aeauring a business or
shorthand education.
Tun VAIME OF Para. -The following
paragraph taken from the Ocean Park
Californian "Weekly Review" bee been
sent THE PoeT by an old sabaoriber, who
ie ependiug the Winter in California,
Among many of the benefits conferred
upon this land of. perpetual Summer, by
a oop1000 fall o! rain the one described
is not of tee least importance to the nom
fort of the inhabitants x—One pleaeant
feature of the storm ie the great number
of Zees that were drowned in the soaking
sand. T'tere ie no way of getting aa•
mete d uresae to the number destroy-
ed, bat the estimates vary from two to
eightyeeoen million. This latter esti-
mate is probably exoeseive, thirty five
million being %boat right. Anyway, so
long ae they are all drowned no one Dares
how mane there were.
A. 0,13 W.—The regular meeting of
Brussel(' A. 0. 1J. W. was held last Fri-
day evening and in the absence of Master
Workma. , W. A. Oriah, who has removed
to Beater b, Past Master Aiolay presided,
Arranger) ante are being made for the
Doming a1 one of the Grand Lodge ofScers
in the near future. The following °ffiaere
were elected for the currant year; --M.
W., Wm Ainlay ; Foreman, Jno. Sim.
mons ; Overseer, H. Merrier ; Recorder,
W. H. Ko re ; Financier, W. H, Mo0reek.
en 1 Treasurer, G. A. Deadman ;. Guide,
N. F. Gerry ; Pbytiolann, Dr. MoNaugh•
tan and Dr. McKelvey ; Rep., W. H. Pilo.
Craoken ; Alternate, W. H. Herr ; Andi•
tore, T. Farrow and Wm. Linlay. At
the next meeting, Friday, Jan. 2nd, will
be hostel ation of officers and a large
taro oat of members is asked for. A
abort pr„ gram of oarpi t hallo, d&o„ will
else be i•,troduoed. Mr. Ainley invited
the tnem,ere to his nomlortable residence
where tau oyster 'tipper Was served in flee
style. ei vote of thanhe was paesr•d to
Mr. and ate, Malay for .their hind hoe.
pitality.
T111 ifI iJi`$f1tt1'Ac3 PQtiT
I He will latah sleet year at L0118$1a$,
Brune 00, 1'4r, /3uahanen'e photo ep•
neared lo' Mouday'd b,ondon •Free $redo
along with Where of the Normal oleee.
We wldh bin) enooeoe.
Bea sale of Overeoate, Suite, odd Coate,
odd Pante, Vette, furnishings for men
and boyo still (matinees at A. R. SMITH'e,
Ohieholm bleak, Wingham.
AN old aubeoribar writing from Cadillac,
Minh., says 1 "Eooloaed please find 21.00
which pays for THE Poem for another
year. It is a welcome visitor every week
and we would net be without ib."
POSTAL RATE OHANeE8. A notice re..
gently posted by the postal authorities
states that the rate on printed forma
without any writing on them has been
(hanged from 2oents for thefiret4 onnees
or fraction thereof, and 1 cent for eaoh
additional ounce, or fraotion thereof, to 1
Dent for eaoh 2 ounces or fraction thereof.
Also in future the rate on eeede, cutting
(cot out flowers,) bulbs, roots, bedding
planta, eoion8 or grafts, le 2 Dente for the
firet 4 ounces or fraction thereof and 1
aent for eaoh additional 4 onnoee or
fraction thereof.
EoreaoaINbweNT.--A very suooesefnl en-
tertainment was held in the Town Hall
here last Monday evening under the
anspioes of 8t. John's Sunday school.
The following well rendered program
was well received :—Piano deet, Misses
McLanoblio ; ohairman'e addreee, Rev.
Mr. Webb ; solo, Mise Griffin ; reottation,
Mise Manning ; solo, Mise Viofe Cardiff ;
cantata, "Drowning of Christmas" by the
scholars of the school , solo, Jae. Jones ;
dialogue "Tbe Ceneoe Taker" ; solo, Mies
Griffin ; recitation, Beatrice Harris ; solo,
Mies Violet Cooper ; distribution of pree
ante Prem a Christmas Tree by Santa
Olaue ; National Authem, The,ioanoial
respite. after admitting pupils free, were
about $26 00.
IF1t5OSAl, PAItA(41tA1'HS.
W, H. Salter is vieitiug at his home in
Exeter.
;Mee Downey id holidaying at Toronto
and Chatham,
tare. F. 2. Scott is visiting, D. M. and
Mrs. Scott at Hamilton.
G. F. Blair was at the Co. town on
Tuesday on legal bceineee.
T. Friendship and family are visiting
at Teeewaterand Wingham. •
Wm. Taylor, formerly of Brussels and
Grey, wag in town last Satnrday.
Mise Ethel Scott left on Saturday for
Clifford for the Olirietmee holidays.
Mise Annie Tileon, who formerly lived
in Brussels, ie to be married on Christ.
mac Day.
George MoLanahliu hae taken a poli
tion io tbe store of N. F. Gerry. Re'e a
good worker.
Alex. McKelvey is under the parental
roof. He hae been attending the'Ouiver-
eity at Toronto,
Miss Kate Wileon and Master Brothers
are enjoying a Obrietmae v18it with
relatives in Chicago.
Jno. Barbon, of London, ie visiting
Wm. Miller, hie balf•brother. It is some
years wince he left town.
Adam Soott and danghter, Mies
Maggie, were visitors et P. Wateon'e
Queen street, for a few days,
Wm. Moouey ie home from the West
for a visit. He is a brother to Gordon
and Harry Mooney of town.
Leon Jaokeou is home for Ohrietmee
from Ottawa. He is an employee in the
Dominion Cunene department.
Fred. Haycroft is here for the Christ
mac vaoation. He has been making hie
home recently at Buffalo, N. Y.
James Oliver oelebrated bie 87th birth.
day last Sunday and received the con.
gratnlatione of unmerone friends,
Will. Aiuley,'who hae been attending
the School of Science, at Toronto, is
holidaying soder the parental roof.
Mrs. David Roee, Elizabeth street, has
been bothered with an attack of Inmbago
lent we hope ebe will soon be all right,
Russell Taylor, eon of R. L. Taylor, ie
home from Winnipeg on a holiday visit.
He bolds a good poeition in one of tbe
elty banks.
Rev. J. E. Hunter, of Trowbridge,
passed through town Tuesday on hie way
to Manchester to attend the funeral of
hie oonein,
Mrs. Jno. Sinclair hae returned to
town and taken up her residence o0
Prieeeee :treat. Mies Teenie has gone
back to Detroit.
George Brewer is quite ill at the resi-
dence of bie eon H. R , we are sorry to
beer but we hope he will Noon be able to
he about again,
Henry MoLean, a onetime resident of
Brussels, wail elected aa a State Senator
at the reoeut elections in North Dakota,
The Hon, gentleman served fur two terms
in the Legislature. We wish him further
promotion.
We were pleased to notioe the name of
Frank Smith, of town, in the flet of atm.
oeeeful students at the Pharmaoy College.
He will have another term to put in yet
before oompleting his °aurae and will
return to Toronto after the bolidaya,
Dire. E. 0. Lowry is home from Port
Huron, Mich., where ebe hae been for
some weeks emceeing her daughter, Mre,
Donnelly, who bee been eeri0uely ill.
We are pledged to bear ebe is in a lair
way to oonvaleeoenoe.
Donald MoNanghton, who hae been
employed at Millbank putting op a bead.
ing factory and sew mill for John Amens,
le home. A oboppet'has also been pat in
that will =eh 100bnabele of grain per
pout. Dan, is bard to beat nn a job of
Wile kind.
Saturday night George Buchanan at.
rived home from Loudon where be hers
C1lUROI 1 OHrMFS,,
Servioe in St. Jahn'e phnroh Cforietmat
morning by the ineembent,
Rev, George Burns, a retired taptiet
minister, died et Woodet0ok,
Next Sunday evening Mies Ethel
Campbell, of London, will sing a solo in
St, Johne oharoh, Brusseie,
Bevels, Meeere. Rose andCoeet,e
preaebed very appropriate Christmas
aermooe in their respective oburabee legit
Sabbath.
$11.73 wee the amount of the collection
at the Methodist Sabbath school, Brute
eels, last Sunday for the Siok Ohildrena'
Hospital. 11 was remitted on Monday.
Dedioabory services will be held in
Wingham next Sabbath, Rev. Dr, Cur-
man will preach end' will also denture on
Monday evening on "The two Johne,"
All Bible Sooiety Golleatore are re•
minded that the year noses with tbe
Sooiety on Deo. Slat now itietead of
Mandl let as heretofore and they are
asked to kindly report as early a6 con.
veuient.
Rev. Father Fogarty, parish priest of
Dublin, Ont., died suddenly at 2 30 Sale.
bath morning, He offtoiated at .penial
eervioee Sunday 14th, wbeo the Biehop
wee preeeut to btese a Dew ball weighing
over a lou. About a week ago he eon.
tracted a oo,d, whieb produoed illness re.
eating in hie death. iia had been about
two yews in Dublin, daring whieb time
be was inetrumeotel in having a uew
church, eohool and reeideuoe built, Pre•
vionely be bpentsome time in Stratford.
He was about 50 years of age. The
funeral took place at Dublin on Tuesday
morning.
CO, COUNCIL DISTRIC P
'NO. 8.
JAS, BOWMAN AND 1R. II. MUM 83F,-
ELE :TEI► Int ACCLAMATION.
Monday afternoon at 3. p. m., sharp,
Returning Officer F. S. Scott took his
place in the Town Hall, Rrueeele, to re-
ceive nominations for the position of
County Oounoillor in Division No. 0
The first banded in was that of W. H.
Kerr, Brussels, who was nominated by
Reeve Turnbull, of Gray townshap, sec•
ended by Reeve Iebieter, of Morrie town
ship. Next came Rich. Proctor, of
Morrie, and B. Gerry, of Brussels, in
proposing the name of James Bowman,
of Morrie. No other names being sub.
mitted within the hour Mr. Scott dealer.
ed Messrs. Kerr and Bowman re-elected
for the coming term of 1903.4.
On motion of A. Stewart and Thos.
Maxwell, F. S. Scott was appointed
Chairman and a short program of speech-
making followed.
Reeve Turnbull said he was pleas
ed with the uominatione and believed
Div. No. 6 would be well looked after as
it had been in the past. He advocated
the taking hold of the Good Roads move-
ment by the Co. Council and a stone
crusher should be owned by Grey, Morrie
and Brussels so as to aid in road build.
ing. Congratulated the members elect
on their acclamation. When they get
through with the office he might venture
ae a candidate for tbe honors.
Mr. Proctor considered hie nominee a
fit and proper person to represent Chia
Division and was glad to see the unani.
mity. He w'se not a Reeve so had no
speech but with an expression of Christ.
mae wishes the speaker reeumed his
seat,
The next speaker was Reeve Isbieter,
who complimented the Go. Councillors
on the evident satisfaction felt by the
ratepayers but thought it would have
been better if attendance had been larger.
Had watched the course of )(Cesare. Kerr
and Bowman and believed they carefully
guarded the public interests. The new
Oounty Council Act evidently worked
well but believed if every munioipality
was represented it would be better. This
locality spent about $40 a m ile on roads,
in statute labor and grante but while the
roade of some other muoiofpalibiea were
worse our $40 was not enough. He be.
lieved the County should take active steps
in the Good Roods movement, Their ex.
perienoe of the use of crushed stone was
satiefattory. They spent $150 which put
down 260 yards in 1900 and the difference
ie very apparent today. He wished the
re-elected members a pleasant term.
Mr. Gerry thought no improvement
could be made in No. 6, and it moat be
eatiefaotory to the members to be returned
in this way. Believed everybody should
take a deeper intereet in the Municipal
affairs and join in their discussion. Wish.
ed the Co, Councillors an enjoyable 2 years
with increasing honors.
W. H. Kerr returned hie hearty thanks
for the Santa Claus 0o. Council scale.
motion gift and expressed hie intention to
attend as carefully to his duties as
he had done in the peat nine years in
that body. Thought it no mean honor to
ropeeeent a dtetriot in Huron Go. °temper.
ing favorably with the boat in the Prov-
ince. He thought the present Co. Ooun-
ail Act was a decided improvement on
the old one but would notbe opposed to
tending the Reeves although it would in-
orea8e Huron Go. Council from 16 to 26.
Reference was made he bridge building,
three large et•el bridges being on the
program for 1903 ; the House of Refuge
and its management ; the Jailer's resi-
dence ; the Good Roads movement and
the probability of the Reeves of the
various munioipalitiee being asked to at-
tend the June session of the Co. Ooaneil
to dimness the feaaabilitiy of aeonrieg the
$40,000 the Government offers to Huron
if we expend $80,000. He and hie Go.
Council companion for No. 6 had worked
amicably during the two terms gone by
and believed the same good fellowehip
would continue to exist. Hie name bad
been mentioned for the Warden's chair
for 1903 ae he was the senior member of
the Council on the Liberal side, having
apeot 6 years in the Old Oounoil and 4
in the new. If the honor came to him
and Div. No. 6, he would. certainly ap.
preciate it but if not be would manage to
get along without. Wished all a happy
and proaparorte year.
The last speaker was Mr, Bowman,
He was pleased et the honor conferred in
again being returned without opposition.
He bertainty appreciated it. Was well
satisfied that the proposition by the Gov-
ernment
overnment in allotting a million dollars for
road improvement was the correct thing
more especially attar tholaw was explain.
ed by Commissioner Campbell at the Co.
Dog, 2 ..902
The Standard Bank of Canada
CAPITAL (1etleordeedby Art of Parliament) .. ,•, $3,000,000.00
CAPITAL (tallly 1µ1{l ap) 1,000,000.00
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HEAII OFFiQS, TORONTO
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• BRUSSELS
. '�)/'p + �,r[, g 0et'roue 1�'•c'3' 't Gnauo m'o'le t0 roepan• .
li.l ,1;„CI1.. eilildparlioo411'f rot''ahi0Ierlrls. Dr41tt
and money orders /aimed, payable at any Point, at lowest rates, Oolleetious
promptly attended 10, A General 8auklfig Ileeinees transacted, Every ,tnollily
atforf ee Ouetomere living at a distance,
SitviSaving's 11'ii li 1)e )itrtnient�. Amounts 90 one dollar and upwards
n S B a t 1/ I received and' interest at htgueet
current rate allowed from date aeeatlnt is opened, and added to the principal May:.
Met and November 8111tH.
.L Notes
Farmers' Soule l0otes O_ thed tlonreoelyed 003 eats keeping 400
Plank Nero icat'm3 13i'ee ala Applloatloee
Hours 10 to 3, Saturdays 10 to 1, F. H. GRA', AGENT.
fair and workable and largely edvan.
tegeoue to the rural munioipalitiee as the
villages and towns are not ioolnded in it.
While our receipts and expenditure are
large the bulk of the latter ie outside the
direction of the Council being statutory
payments. The grante to various muni
copal institutions have been liberal and
fair treatment has been accorded all.
divisions. An important school question
will come up at the Jan nary session that
will be in the interest of our division along
the line of Continuation Claes work.
After reference to some other items Mr.
Bowman again thanked the electors and
oonoluded hie address.
A vote of thanks was linseed to the
Chairman and acknowledged after whicle.
the meeting broke up. The attendance
was not large, leas than 100 being prey
eat. This was probably due to the ab.
senile of sleighing and the idea that there
WAS not likely to be a contest.
HURON ('0. COUNCIL.
Following are the results of last Mon-
day's nomination for Huron Co. UanneIl
for the term of 1903 and 1904 :—
Division No. 1—Including Ashfield,
Colborne and Gadrriob town—Hugh
Chambers, Thee. Durnin, R. Jewell, Pao.
N. McKenzie and Alex. Young. Other
nominations were Morgan Dalton, H.
Morrie, Robb. Elliott and Wm. Young
who resigned,
No. 2—Inolndiug Hullett, Goderioh
township and Clinton—Jae. Connolly, D.
0antelou and Alex. Leitch.
No.8—Including Hay, Stanley, Bay-
field and Hensall—W. Lamont, Jno. Mo -
Naughton, Robt. MoMordie and W. Con -
sit.
No. 4—Including Stephen, 'Osborne and
Exeter—Rioh. Rieke and Hugh Spack-
man, aoolamation.
No. 5—Including MoKillop, Tucker -
smith and Seaforth—Jno. B. McLean and
B. B. Gunn, acclamation.
No G—Including Grey, Morrie and
Brneeels—Jae. Bowman and W. H. Herr,
aoolamation.
No. 7—Including West and East Wa-
wanosh, Wingham and Blyth—M. Lock.
hart, Jno. Webster, D. Patterson and J.
T. Ourrie. Jno. Wilford and A. E.
Bradwin were also nominated but with-
drew.
No.8•—Inoluding Howiok, Tnrnberry
and Wroxeter—R. Milier, S. Ferguson
and A. Doig.
been a student at the Normal School. COundl ip December. The torme are
STRETTON.—O0 Deo. 4th, to Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. R. Stratton, Schreiber, a eon,
SSB��I£77• ,
Beeetrser—INa0Atf.—At the Parsonage,
Ethel, on Deo. 23, by Rev. 0. P.
Wella, 73. A. B. D , Mr. Jesse Bate.
man, of Grey, to Mies Martha In-
gram, formerly of Morrie township,
MILLER—STEWART.—At the residence of
the bride's' unole, Mr. 'Thos. Baird,
on Deo 24th, by Rev. Dar, Dobson,
Miee Maggie Miller to Mr. John
Stewart, all of Howiok.
axrmD.
MoLRon.—In Wroxeter, on Tuesday,
Deo. 16th, Jennie McLeod, aged 39
years.
WYLIE —In Howiok, on 'Tuesday, Deo.
16th, Thee. Wylie aged 85 years 1
month and 5 days.
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
GENERAL meows mare, 7 years old,
for sale. GEO. 8872178, Bruweele.
Goon driving mare for gale, quiet and
reliable, also cutter, buggy, haraeee, 10.
Apply to M. 4. JIJRROW. Walton,
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
frHORO' BRED YOUNG DUR•
HAM Bull for sale GO would exelaange
fora Rood mileh cow, 0010,.-ROBB,
22.9 Brueeele Bouth.
VOR 'SAL.L,—VALUABE PRO-
,11st Pareonage vr EthelApply tcnown o 3810 B00BIDR,
Brussels.
'TIMBER FOR SALE BY THE
J- acre, suitable for wood. For further
information apply to
292 P. ANENT, Brussels.
Q OR 10 AORESOF STANDING
Timber for sale, principally black ash,
Will be sold by the acre or len block. For
price, terms and othetarticulare, apply' to
3IINUAN TAYLOR, Lot 9, Con, 8, Grey, or
,Jamestown P.0, 24.t!
ROAR FOR SER"VIOE.—THE
undersignedwill keep for service on
Lot12, Oon,14,Grey, a Chord bred improv-
ed
mproved Yorkshire Rog. Pedigree may be seep on
application. Terme, $1.00, to be paid at
time ofservlee with privilege of returning
ifneceesary, WM. DUNCANS0N,
22:4 Proprietor.
Diu'h u><n Bull for Service.
The undersigned will keep: for service on
Lot 19, Con 15, Grey, a thoro'•bred Durham
Buil • Pedigree may be seen on application.
Terme, 01.00, with privilege of returning it
necessary. JAMES 039810, •
00.4 Proprietor.
CHRISTMAS AGAIN
mailisimminommiows
. . A I r 4'0
Fox's Drug Store
—Tore of ail kinds,
—Picture and Song Books,
—Dolls in greet variety,
—Celluloid, Plush and Leather Goode,
—Photo. Albums, a fine eeeortment,
—Purees, Chatelaines and Wrist'Bage,
—iSitrore in all nbapea and sine,
—Woik Boxes, Jewel Boxes end Writing
sate,
—Pleggee, Picture end Photo. Holders,
,Xmaa Cards, Booklets and Calendars,
-Bibles, Hymnals end Hymn Booke.
We shall be pleased to have you come in and see the great
variety of our stock, at
FOX'S DRUG STORE.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
in the village of Ethel. A desirable
property; For particulate mato price, terms.
&o., apply on the promisee to MORRI8
FUGAL,. or Ethel P, 0, 18.8m
,L OR: SALE. -5 SHEARLING Rama ; 1 two-year-old and 2 Ram
Lambs. Pure bred Leltoestere. Good ones
at few prleee. Also Short Horn 300118, Cows
and Bolters at very moderate prices and
easy terms. D. MII,Nr7 0, SON, Ethel.
SHORT 0BN8 AND OLYDES•
1.7 n.woa—Fol• sale2 young bulla 11
and 17 months old. The former tooklet
prizes at Brueeele and 8ela0ave Fall Pairs
and god at Blyth; and the latterwa8 oleo a<
prize winuar at Brueeele.. Also one yearling.
heifer. All are sired by Roan Duke 86.788,
which hae taken .let prize for pas( three
years in classes of home bred and imported
etook. The dams of. these- -young animate
have repeatedly taken honor's in the prize
ring. Will also sell two Clydesdale allies,
with 9 and 5 mouths of imported stook, res-
pectively, aged 1 and 2 years. lIaey terms
ofpayment, - P. 41OBEHT80N.
Lot 8, Con, 9, Grey,
17 •ti Brueeele P. 0,
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,—
—
Therondersigned, who i8 well acquainted
throughout t1,0 most part of the County
and who has had business with a large alt.
Isle of !avocets in and around this Ineality,
begs to inform the community that be has
taken out au Auetioueer'e License Inc the
County of Huron and offers' his eervioee to
all purposing to hold sales,
THOS,_ NEWSOME, Bruseels,
DON'T FORGET
THAT THE
L/,S'TOML
Is the pleoe to get value for your money.
Opens Jan, Oth, 1003,. Two courses—Com.
menial ' and Shorthand. Send for College
Journal.
0. A. FLEMING, A. Li MoINTY1tE,
President, 8eeretary,
Some New Years Specials
NSW STORE
AUOTION SALE OF FARM,
Palm RTOCX AND INrL1ffiENT8.—
Mesere. P. S. Scott and James 0, Maluiohael
have received lnetruatioas Irani the execu-
tors of the late Lancelet Tasker, to sell by
let, on nue T1TESDAY, DE01121Rr1R 90,, 10,
lot,
12 o'clock noon, skarn, the following prop-
erty. viz.: Horses -1 working horse, 1 mare
In foal, 1 driving horse, 1 aged mare, 1 two.
fllty. Oa tide -8 oowe in omit to a
thoroughbred bull, 2 heir are in calf to a
thoroughbred 1,011, 1 dry cow, 8 eteere 2 years
old, 10 head yearlings, 0 Spring calves, 1
thoroughbred buil, Sheep -81 thoroughbred
Oxfordown ewes in lamb, with pedigree, 99
well-bred ewes in lamb, 2 thoroughbred Ox-
tordownrange with pedigree, 15 lambs, 4
pigs,00 hens, Implements -1 wagon with
box, 1 trunk wagon new, 1 top buggy nearly
08.0,1 demo amt. 1 nutter, 2 set bobsleighs, 1
Massey -Gnarls binder, 1 Maeeey.Balria
mower new, 1 mower with Pen harvester, 1
seed drill,1 fanning mill, 1 hay 09118, 1
loador,1 /1180,1 sot Iron harrows 1 horse
Dewar,l ousting box.' laud roller, 1 0 .0
plow, 1 hay fork and slings with rupee sed
Pulleys, 2 hay raake,1 0tnol3 box with reek,
1 wheelbarrow 1 gravel flax, 1001 team Ma-
mmal set single harness, 2 single plows, 1.
water trough, 1 Huger kettle,1 root pulpor,
1 twain slicer, 1 set aoalee, 1 turnip bower,
1 grain (rusher, n.lgoa quantity of hay and
straw. Tian FAnsr,—There will also be offer.
ed for sale at the 8038 time and plane the
term, being Let 8 and least Pall Lot 4,008.
cession 13, Hallett, eon talus 225 agree, There
ate on the farm two good bares, with atone
stabling under ono, and a large frame hoose,
The farm le'Bret-clues in every tweet, well
fenced and well ,lrai tied and a spring runs
for curh 110In3m. Further par:tloulme en
applying to ers 'Ph
o iguod ameeotera or to
Ibe auctioneers Tho •0009 can be divided
and sold to two IO is if faohd desirable, It
ie Within a Mile Of 010 village of llarlook
711T, era -03001, 80308,.9001 olfae, bleak•
, r d
•- n some 1 , an
undecas T9330t A $
000011 cask i given on furnishing
3 9110091
credit will he given on furnishing approved
j°lnt will A lowe3 u tof 9 oaute 00 the.
as
amounts.
00 showed 1st a ee e o t. f
the puts. 00 the real the d y of s Bent of
the purehaae money on the day ,l solo, the.
(saAV1V, 1Y" ltoG4VSN x'111031'l)8 TAH-
Ektln, Executors. P, B. SOOT'11 and J. 0,
MCMIOHAI4L, Atteti0neers,
elt'ka�m{t_._tiitXoVandZ=Z:Cart-seb
For Saturday only, 20 pieces Fine All -wool French
Flannel, all new, stylish, up-to-date patterns, stripes and shades ; just the thing for
a useful New Years gift, sold regular at 50c per yard, to clear Saturday
only, at per yard
39c
Also a few of those Wonderful Bargains in Dress
Patterns left, clearing at $3.00, only a few, secure one of these Patterns before they
are all gone.
CLO THING
Our Clothing Department is one of the most inter-
esting Departments of this large store. Here the up-to-
date dresser will find all he desires in nobby up-to-date
Suits, Overcoats, etc. We have a few New Years Spec-
ials in Overcoats.
SHOE DEPARTMENT
Our Shoe Department is booming. There are some excellent values here for Xmas.
We have a nice range of Ladies' Fine Vial Kid Shoes, sold regular at $2,25, clearing
Saturday at $1,66. What is more appropriate for Wife, Mother or Sister for New Years
We have all the newest styles at the newest prices.
E 'have just received a variety of Ties, Suspenders, Silk Handkerchiefs, Initial
'
Handkerchiefs, Ladles and Gentlemen's Underwear, Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery,
and a few Specials in Tapestry esti Table Covers, pretty patterns and designs, sold every-
where
where at $2.00, Clearing here at $1.50. They make a most appropriate and acceptable
New Years Gift.
Everything Selling at Special New Years Prices.
MATCHETT'S NEW STORE
GAJ, FIELD BLOCK, BRUSSELS.
.THE MONEY SAVING SPOT
Butter and Eggs taken as Cash,