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BUSINESS CARDS.
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LOAN AT t; PER
0001, 1'',S, sU0't'T, lirunaula• 1r'ordwlch,
T�TI, to(1tACi�EN,
• Ineorer of marriage Licenses, 00100
at bio Groeery, rurnhorry street, ilruoselo.
N. BARRRETT,
'I'onemgal Artiot' Shop—Next door
North of the Standard had,, Ladles' and
children') hair cutting a epooialty,
7ilARMS FOR SALE,—TUE UN•
JL imasmsrtn lice several good Farms for
atllforrIeadrent, e9 Ct h. nSCJOJT'T Urusaele
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT.
• MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN,
-TIDACHlul OF—
PIANO - AND - ORGAN,
n=i1z 7 sM ,m,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM-
INB Meson,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH•
T. FI–ETCHER
issi,el of Marriage Licenses,
0171011LT JMwWL,ty BTOait,
M't O Witness Required.
T. FLI;TOITGR, Brussels
MISS SARAH LOUiSE MOORE,
L. C. M.,
Academie graduate of London (lo000r,e-
tm'y or Muele, also Member of the Associated
hIOeioians of Ontario, r of pis preparedls for . to receive
on limited piano. Qualifie(l to prepare instruction
a for
othe Principal's Form in the Coueervatory of
bluets. Brussels, Ontario,.
MiSS CARRIE MOORE,
Of IT ndon acher of 'ViolinandGulleof t, Music.
Will receive a limited number of perils for
instruction at Brussels, Class Montle let of
September. For further information apply
to Mire B. L, Moore, music teacher.
ALEX. HUNTER
Clerk of the Fourth Division Cour
Co. Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land Loan and Ineure00e Agent. Funds
invested and to loan. Colleotioue made
Cake le Graham's Block, Brussels
AUCTIONEERS.
S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
rices to
lbettor l soli for be P
• EEn
wiJ
d lees charges
amoo, inr time au
than any won't
charger Auctioneeranything. BeetDates Huron
or he wontwas this
orders can always be arrangedat thio osioe
or by personal application.
VETERINARY.
D. WARWICK,
t.P , Heuer Gr, pre of theOntarioOntario
dieVeterinary College, to prepared to treat all
diseases of domestioatic animals in a com-
to tveterinaryy manner.
Calle pular romptly at-
tended
on 6
tended to. Office and Inermary Fonr deers
north of bridge 'rurnberry at,, Srneeele.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCIN4.
-W M. SINCLAIR, BARRISTER
• Solioitor, Conveyancer ,Notary du -
lie, ko. Office—Vanstone's Block, l
r
north of Oen Ina Bole solicitor for the
Standard Bank.
G• F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
Solioitor, ke. Crone over Stand-
ard Bank. Solicitor for Village of Brussels,
Money to Loan at lowest rates.
MG�. CAMERON,
• (Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
Cameron, Barrietor and Solicitor, Goderiub,
Out. O1Bee—Hamilton St., Opposite Col
'borne Hotel.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON.
M, D., 0. M., Trinity University, Fellow Trin-
ity Medical College, plumber College of Phy-
Royalsand College of Physicians and tLicentithe
te
of Midwifery, Edinburgh. larTelephone
No.14. Reeidenoe, Miilst., urocoele,
D. F. SMITH,
M. D. C. M.,
Graduate eG
College,
it'
, All cialtryYForkeatlsftorly Montreal,
• Iesidonoe,
Elizabeth etraet,late Statile
residence.
▪ Ounce in rear of Drug Store, Small Block,
Brussels, Out. •
E. T. SNIDER,
M. D„ O. M., successor to Dr. A. Moltolvey,
Lioentiato of Royal College of Fhyeioia❑e
and surgeons Itiugeton ; Member of the Col-
lege of Physicians and Surgeon') of Ontario,
D ieeaeee of women and obildren a epeoialby.
Eight years' experience, t?SOisoe and gee -
Rely yTux formerly
e ry etreet,ldrueeeie yD126 0 -
QUI. F. H. KALBFLEISCH,
PHYSICIAN, HVROEON ANP A000nOHlnnn,
SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM.
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO.
let Class Honor Graduate of the Univerei'
ties of Trinity (Toronto), Queen's (Kingston),
and of Trinity Medical College; Fellow of
Trinity Modioal College and member of the
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontar-
io. Port Graduate Course in Detroit and
Chieego,1806. Special attention paid to. Ma-
thew; of Bye, Bar, Nose and Throat, and die-
eases
ie-
1 h and Qo eln. an. Telephone at residetion innce,g
STOCK FOR SERVICE
IMPROVED YORKSHIRE
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
Rawer ITltale.—Jae, Rowe bee roaeived
the appointment of Ismer of Marriage
Mosinee for title diotriot.---Wm. Coggin
returned borne on Monday evening of
loot week after a two.monthe' trip to
Atanitobe,—Miss M. E. Jobnebon, repro.
senting the Vi via Company, delivered en
addl.(es to women in Donaghy'e Hall.—
Cyrus IIepinetall, of at. Thermo, spent
a couple of days in the village visiting
hie mother and attending to bueineee ire
conueetion with the estate.--Lowis Ma-
hood returned to Toronto on Monday of
last week to resume hie position behind
the counter in W. A, Murray & Co.'e
store, after an absentia of some weeks re•
oruiting hie health.—Couuoll meets on
the 3rd Wedneeday evening in November
in the Albion Hotel, Pordwiah,
The undoroignedwill'keep for service on
Lob le Don. 6 Morris, thea thorn -bred Im-
proved Yorkshire Boar, 'Oafs Lodge Long-
fellow," No, Me, bred b J..B. Brethoue, Bur -
be Taken, Tenth, atom, i$1.00 to be po.1Bbattime
of aet'vlde with privilege of returning it nee.
canary,
A number of okOlao young eowe for sale for
breeding parPoOes 'whlail will be hold at
prtooe,to suit the Minos,
21. ItOltT, NIOROi1, Proprietor.
Carries.
Newer GLrntantne,—,(1.ftne job of gravel.
ling has been done on our main street.—
Ethelbert King, the veteran thresher of
title section, treated himself to a brand
knew separator built by the Waterloo
Mennfaeturing Co.—A new pipe Scribner
organ has been placed in the Methodist
ohuroh.--John Donaghy was in Hamilton
Ian week attending the Fall assizes.—
Mies Lizzie B, own ie able to be around
again after her severe illness,—W. El.
Arden hue returned from Manitoba.—
Mrs. Carlisle, of Hensen, was visiting
her daughter, Mrs, G. A. Found.—C.
Diebel, of Hanover, has purobaeed the
alae stook of W. J. Greer.—While thresh•
tog at Edward James' a spark from the
engine set (ire to some chaff that bad
been blown out by the duster and for
some time it was thought that the barn
would he burned hat it was put out be-
fore any material damage was done.—
Manton Roy Mose, son of our popular
heruees-maker, met with an accident
which might have proved serious. He
was at Hueeton Bros., near the village,
and was in the field with ' the men who
were Molting stones. It is supposed that
the had reached down to piok up a stone
fns: as the team started to move, with
the result that the wheel paseed over hie
grin, Fortunately no brume were broken
although the arm is badly bruised.
Bismarck's Iron Nerve
Was the result of hie splendid health.
Indomiteb'e will and tremendous energy
are not found where Stomach, Liver,
Kidneys and Bowels are out of order. If
you want these qualities and the thanes
they bring, use Dr. King's New Life Pills.
They develop every power of brain and
body. Only 26o at Deadman'e Drug
Store.
i toatorCh.
Bornane.—Lloyd Hodgins entertained
about twenty of his friends at hie home
on John et. Each guest wore some thing
to represent the name of some town in
were a eembied
o and when alle
Ontario,
t
they guessed the places thee represented.
Other eooial amusements were indulged
in.—A very painful eooident 000urred in
Broedfoot re Box furniture factory by
which Mr. Melville had the end of hie
thumb and three fingers smashed so bad•
ly that they had to be amputated, and the
little linger of his right hand broken,
while operating at the fader.—On Thanks.
giving Day about twenty Royal Arch
Masons from Mitchell, Kincardine and
Wiugheeu, were in town, and together
with the members of the Malioob Chapter
held a Chapter of Inetruotiou in the
Masonic ball. A noteable feature of this
meeting was the presenoe of the most ex•
aellent Gd. Z. of the Grand Chapter, W.
G. Reid, of Hamilton.—John MnNab is
comfortably located in hie new residence
on John street,—Sergeant Alex. Bothuue,
eon of Dr. Bethune of this town, who
has been attached to the Mtilitary
School in London for the past three or
four years, has enlisted in the Canadian
ooutiugent bound for South Afrioa.—A.
Hays has rented Strong's office, next hie
livery stable, and has taken poeseseion.—
Wednesday evening of last week Mr.
Wilkie, a returned missionary, delivered
an excellent addrese to a very large
audienoe in the Preebyterian church. —
The appearance of the oreantery has been
greatly improved by a coat of paint.
G oderf OPH.
NevveY Gendaiene.—G. House, of Eder.
ton, took over the stook and bueineee of
W. J. Downing, and is now running the
business, --The Central Prison bailiff
called at the county jail and took away
the prisoner, Stevens, who was recently
sentenced to Dix menthe hard labor for
laroeny.—J. Hyslop, who was committed
to the county jail some months since as
the effect that mnnry was horned In
Oodorieh recently. It happened, it is
said, in the following order :-.A resident
who ie well known, had got We pay,
$12 00 On the road home he spent 50
oente, anti when he reached hie domicile
handed the balance, $11.60, to hie better
half, who thus orose•queetiooed him :--
"Where ie the balance 7" "Well, I got
10 00nte worth oftobaoao," lie answered,
"And what did you do with the 40
sects I" seined hie oroes•gneationer, "I
mat a few of my oomradee down town
and I Mond a treat." Then without
hesitation the good wife opened the above
door and threw in the $11.50 saying,
"And there goes the balance,"
volcanic Iirn 'MORN
Are grand, but Skits Eruphione rob life
of joy. Buoklen'e Arnica Salve aurae
them ; also Old, Running and Fever
Sores, 'Moen, Bolls, Felons, Clothe,
Warts, Ones, Bruises, Burns, Saalde,
Chapped hands, Chilblains. Beet Pile
cure ort earth. Drives nut Patna and
Aches. Only 26 ata, a box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold by G. A, Deadman,
Druggist.
11Eoles:twOr-Ilt.
MEnnx NOTES: -William Woods is
hating the foundation laid for a new
stable. --E vane MaKen has returned front
vieiting friends in Peterboro', — The
Huron Uniform Promotion Examinations
were held in the school on Thursday and
Friday. — William Mitchell, who ie
attending Stratford Model School, spent
Thankegiving Day vieiting his parents
here.—Hurry Edwards left for Wingbam
to tithe a position an blacksmith in T.
Holmes' blaoksmith shop.—This town
was well 'represented at the Laurier
demonstration in Wingham. — D. H.
Campbell, S. Smith and H. Armstrong
have returned from Manitoba,—The sone
of W. Hayden, who have been ill with
typhoid fever, are gradually improving.
—The word "success" is hardly sufficient
to describe the Harvest Home held by
the Methodist (Mural], on Thanksgiving
Day. Dinner was served in the Orange
[gall, after whish au exoellent program,
consisting of speeches, musical seleotioue
and reoitationa, was rendered in the
Presbyterian ohnrch, their own church
building not being large enough. The
proceeds amounted to over $90.
Exeter.
EYanrcos.--Ilfre, Samuel L'aneoo, who
has been mentally deranged for some
time, was taken to the London Hospital.
-Mrs. J. V. Croaker spent Thanksgiving
with friends in Holmeevitle,--W. H.
Lovett, who recently purohased the old
Niece property on Mam street, has made
great improvements in the building and
surroundings. The dwelling on the
North hae been removed,end a new high
board fenoe has been erected in front,
while a large addition has been placed
onto the rear end of the building, a new
plate glass front pat in, the interior re-
modelled, beautified and much improved.
—During
the h heavy
thunder storm ou
Monday
morningof
week betweenen 0
and 7 clock, the
large bank barn of
Henry Isaac, of Hay township, on the
Lake road, was struck by lightning and
before anything could be done, the build-
ing, together with its contents, ooneist-
ing of hay, straw, a quantity of grain,
&c., were destroyed. Fortunately he
saved all his stook. The loss is indeed a
heavy one, and Mr. Isaac will be subject
to great inconvenience until be tram erect
a new barn.—The annual meeting of the
British and Foreign Bible Society, Eon.
ter branch, was held in the Town Hall
Friday evening, at S o'olook, when the
report of the branch was presented and
a lecture delivered by the Rev, T. B.
Aylesworth, of Kintore, agent of the So.
piety. Subleot, "England and the Bible,"
—The anniversary of the Cavern Presby-
terian ohuroh was held on Sunday when
the Rev, Alex. Gilroy, of Toronto, con-
ducted the servioee at 11 a. m. and 7 p.
ne, On Monday evening a ooncert was
given in the audience room of the church,
daring which Rev. lir. Gilroy delivered a
lecture on the subject of "The World's
Greatest Evangelist and His Work."—
While Madeline, infant daughter of T.
B. Carling, was playing around the
house, the little tot got hold of a small
screw nail, and being unnoticed, the put
it tip into one of her nostrils. She was
of once taken to a physician and the
troublesome little piece of metal was re-
moved.—Rev. S. J. Allis preaohed rale.
sionary sermons in James Street ohuroh
last Sunday morning and evening.
No Right 'Fe lttgttncee.
The woman who in lovely in face, form
and temper will always have friends, but
one who would he attraotive must keep
her health. If stein weak, sickly and all
ran down, she will be nervous and
an inane person, was taken by the asy. irritable. If abe has constipation or
(uo warder to the London iueatation for kidney trouble, her impure blood will
the insane.—Sunday of lust week a nam• cause pimples, blotohee, skin eruptions
her of boys smashed the windows in the hod a wretched complexion. Eleatrio
depot steak scale office, entered the build•
ing, and turned things upside down gener-
ally.—Some few years since a well known
reeidant left town to join hie parents in
British Columbia, and for a long time
afberwarde he oorresponded regularly with
his old friends, Wm. Rnbeon and Walter
Shannon. The other day Cbae. Shan-
non, who reoently reached that distant
part of the world, in a letter to hie rela-
tives, stated that he had met this old
townsman, Frank Petty, who was quite
well, and being the owner of 8 or 9 good
mining claims, wao also doing well.—As
Mee. D. MoDonald, who resides with
her eon, Malcolm, on Lighthouse street,
was passing down the front steps from
the house, she slipped and fell to the
ground, the result of the fall being a
rather bad break of the email bone of the
left arm.—A nine collie belonging to Robt.
J. McLean, was poisoned somewhere
around the Square. A number of dogs
were poieoned Thursday, inolnding the
one owned by A. M. Polley and those be-
longing to Dr. Holmes and Jae. Mobil.
tosh.—Austin Chisholm, who has gone
to the Transvaal, was a graduate and
recent employee of the Star office, having
left here in Auguet last for Manitoba,
where he hag joined the Winnipeg do.
taohment; The pacing match between
MaDaVilt'e "Mand S." and Miiler'e
"Payrook" Dame off on the agricultural
park on Thanksgiving Day, and attract-
ed 8 or 4 hundred people, The match
was won by "Maud" in 8 straights,
though in the 2o4 'it looked as though
"Payrook" would soon ea he came down
the atreteh, but the mare reached him at
the tape and wen by a head. The other
beats were fairlywell aonteetod, though
the finish was not so close, It wee said
by many judges of hone flesh on the
ground that had "Payrook been in non.
ditiee the reeult would have been allied.
ant,—There is a story in circulation to forced, 00 those who have been In the
Bitters is the beet medicine in the world
to regulate stomach, liver and kidneys
and to purify the blood. It gives strong
nerves, bright eyes, smooth, velvety skin,
rich complexion. It will make a good.
looking, charming woman of a run-down
invalid. Only 50 oasts at Deadman's
Drug Store.
THE BRUSSELS POST
131.17'111-1.
UP GO TEM PRICKS.
The priori of all lines of goods have advanced, inoloding Pure, Dress Goode,
Silks, Cottons, Linens, hosiery, Clothing, Boots, Shoes and Robbers, We antiei-
gated thie advance, and oommenoed about 4 menthe ago, to pleas orders for goods
at old prises. Our store in now filled from cellar to garret with new goode bought
before the advance in price, and will be sold at old priors as long tie they last.
We notice thrifty housekeepers are buying goods very freely now, knowing
they will have to pay higher prices later on. We still sell lirstolaa gooda at prices
like these :-"
—Heavy Wool Blankets, worth $L85, for $1.96.
—Heavy Soper Wool Blankets, worth $2 60, for $1.85.
—Grey Cotton, yard wide, worth 4o., for Bo, es'
—Bleached Cotton, 37 incites wide, worth 7o.. for 60,
—Heavy Cotton Tioking, wide width, worth 250„ for 20e.
—Heavy Flannelette Shirting, stripre and aheaks, 10c,
—Heavy American Shirting, feat oolore, worth 110., for 12o.
—Extra Heavy All Wool Tweeds, worth 75o., for Po,
—Table Linen, bait bleach, 60 inches wide, worth 360„ for 25e.
—Linen Towelling, 10 inches wide, striped border, special, 25o.
—Men's Lined Kid Gloves, worth 76c,, for 50o.
—Ladies' Vests, long sleeves. at 20o., 28u., 80e. and 60o.
—Men's Heavy Fieeoe Lined Shiite and Drawers, worth 50s., for 45o,
—Shorey's Waterproof Uietere, worth $876, for $7.
Doing business on a strictly dash basis puts no in a position to sell at
which we could not do if we did not buy and sell for spot cash.
prime
'Ki N & MTh.
habit of infringing, (even members of
Parliament,) will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly. — The many
friends of J. W. Hill will be sorry to learn
that he has hada relapee and is again
unrefined to the house.—A. A. Knox, B.
A., M. B., of Toronto University, a for.
mer St. Marys boys, iotende epending
the Winter in Clinton.—F. R. Hodgins
and wife, who extended their trip beyond
the meeting of the Tiolret Agents' Aeeo•
elation at Winnipeg, to Denver, returned
home on Tuesday of last week, having
had a very enjoyable trip. At Denver
they ware the guests of A. S. Fisher, who
has done welt there. They also met
John Callender, late of town, who is
seeking health, but cubo, while no worse
than when he left for the West, does not
seem to be much better.
file Lire wan Sieved.
Mr. J. E. Lilly, a prominent citizen of
Hannibal, Mo., lately had a wonderful
deliverance from a frightful death. In
telling of it he says : "I was taken with
Typhoid Fever, that ran into Pneumonia,
My longs became hardened. I was so
weak I couldn't even sit up in bed,
Nothing helped me, I expeoted to soon
die of Consumption, when I heard of De,
King's New Discovery. One bottle gave
great relief. • I continued to use it, and
n can't saytoo
strong. I o
well and s
m K
now a
much in its praise." This marvellous
medicine is the threat and quickest ours
in the world for all Throat and Lung
Trouble. Regular sizes 50 cents and
$1.00. Trial bottles free at Deadman'e
Dreg Store; every bottle guaranteed.
Olin Bon.
NOWAY OLurINe9,---The name of John
Wiseman has been submitted to the
Minister of Customs as suooeesor to the
late W. T. Whitley, colleotor at this
point.—While at the Laurier meeting in
the skating rink at Wingham, both W.
Tiplady, er., and James Cornish had
the misfortune to have their pockets
picked, the former losing $6 and the
latter 69. Several other losses were also
reported.—The Shively committee met
and decided on oertain electric light
fixtures for the hall. Mayor Shaw, and
Mesere, Plummer and Johnston were
appointed to procure furniture and other
furnishings for the hail, which will be
formally opened its soon tie fitted ale.—
Janus Steep last week eeoured a Cana-
dian patent for his combined Cohen and
Shoe Drill—Tony Gardner carries hie
hand tied up, owing to blood poleoniog ;
he simply prinked it with a pin, and some
foreign substance gob in—Datid Donnell,
who bought the Fanning Mill buildings,
is pulling them down for the thither
that is in them 1 excepting one sold to
George Lavie, and one to James Marlon'
net, of Hullett,who are removing both.--
The
oth.—The Store in the Beaver block, owned by
John Jackson, and formerly occupied by
W. H. Beesley, in being overhauled, de
will have plate glass front on one ei •
It Will likely be occupied ill January by
A, J, Grigg' --The by -low, prohibiting
bicycling 6u the sidosealke, will be on-
Bl.v El..
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BRIEF Norm.— Anniversary services
will be held in the Blyth Methodist
ohuroh on Sunday and Monday, Novem-
ber 12th and 15th. Rev. A. W. Tongs,
of Platteville, will be the preacher. A,
tea meeting will be held on Monday
evening.—An orchestra of 16 members
hos been organized in Blyth with H. 0.
Smith as leader. Captain H• Torr
Rance and Dr. Tait are prominent
members.—Our citizens received a severe
shook on Monday afternoon of last week,
when the news spread that Robert
Forsyth, an old and esteemed citizen of
Blyth, had been suddenly nailed to his
eternal home. Deceased was enjoying
his usual good health and about two p.
m. was walking in his garden when the
sudden summons name. He fell to the
ground, dying a'moat immediately.
Medioal aid was sent for, but he was
beyond human skill, heart failure having
caused hit death. He was in the 80th
year of hie age.—Henry Il, Ballard, who
was an insurance agent in Blyth last
Spring, is a member of the Canadian
contingent for South Africa. — The
Orangemen of Blyth and vicinity will
attend divine service in the Methodist
ohuroh on Sunday evening, November
6th, when a suitable sermon will be
preached by Rev. Wm. Penhall.
A large meeting of Birtle, Man,. Lib-
erals was addressed by Hon. Clifford
Sifton and others. An address was
read speaking in very high terms of Mr.
Sifton's administration of his depart-
ment.
BRUSSELS
Loan and
Collecting
A gency,
The undersigned is prepared
to attend promptly to all Busi-
ness in this line at very reason-
able rates.
Money to loan.
Insurance risks written.
Conveyancing carefully at-
tended to.
Books posted and accounts
collected.
i 'Satisfaction assured in
every transaction.
Headquarters for Bicycles
or Repairs.
A. COUSLEYV
BRUSSELS.
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I. F. McAllister's
A. large and complete stock of Furs now to hand, such as....
Ladies' Astrachan Jackets,
Ladies' Fur Capes, prices from $7 to $20,
Men's Siberian Wolf Coats, Men's Coon
Coats, Men's African Buffalo Coats, Men's No. 1 Wallaby Coats,
also a complete stock of Gentlemen's and Ladies' Fur Gauntlets.
We also have a complete stock of Flannelettes, a largo assort-
ment of colors and prices.
We have the Agencyfor the Saskatchewan Buffalo Robe and.
if
you are buying a robe this season it will pay you to inspect before
buying. This robe is interlined with rubber throughout and lined
with a stinerior quality of Astrachan eloth.
eady-to-wear Clothing,
Well cut, well trimmed, well made—made to $t.
Prices from $4,00 to $10.00.
Men's Underwear, all Prices and Weights:
Ladies' Mantles a Specialty.
cAllister.
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w�..t:.. THEL.
D%..tiny Changed.
The "Slater Shoe" is closely watched dur-
Rlg the process( f manufacture. Every shoe
undergoes it calt•1',l examination after leav-,
ing the hank . f cat•il operator.
The slightest f1:w in the leather or work-
mansllip–a stitch missed–a slip of the knife,
only discernible to an expert condemns the
shoe that Ftarted toward the " Slater " goal
to the ordinary,/•: 'I'IM SLAVERc5'oE:
nameless, unwarranted army of footwear —_
sold to whoever will buy them.
The ((Slater Shoe" is made in twelve
shapes, all leathers, colors, widths, r:iz's
and styles. Every pair Goodyear Welt-
led, name and,price stamped on till soles.
$360 AND $6,00,
Downing Bros,, - Sole Local Agents
S
AND
SHOES.
heavy, strong Shoes that will wear
All sizes.
Our Men's Long Boots are the
and $8.00, and sure to please you.
In Men's Fine Boots we are
$1.50, $2.00, $3.00 and $8.50.
We desire this week to call
your attention to our Boot and
Shoe Department. We have
the latest Styles, A 1 Qualities
and best Values in the trade
in Children's, Misses', Boys',
Ladies' and Gents' wear from
the finest Kid to the heavy
whole stock Kip. We are
showing special lines in good,
well and keep your feet dry.
very best in Canada at $2.25
showing up-to-date leaders at
Our Stock, is Large and well Assorted
in all Departments. -1010.--
November Fashion Sheets and Patterns to hand.
Everything Cheap. No Fancy Prices.
1111 EffilC0111
trac7an.
is Up -to -Date.
L.nd Apple Butter.
_._–_._.-- Have everything ready for the
.—____- Iall tade in the manufacture of
Cider and Apple Butter.
Factory on Mill street.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
GL O. EDWARDS
We are in a position to supply the wants
of the general public with up•to•date
Canned Goods, Fruits, Teas,
Coffees, Meals, Spices
and General
Household Necessaries.
Our aim is to sell only the Beet and
Freshest Goode on the market at the
lowest living profit on a Caehibaeie.
Those who deal with us will come
again.
Farm produce taken and the very
beet value given.
Call and ascertain what we oan do
for you. "Your money's worth all the
year round," ie our motto.
t Choioo Confectionery.
O. Baitli ,
GROCER mud CONFECTIONER.
The Standard Bank
of Canada.
Mosey Orders
For amounts of Fifty Dollars and ender
issued by this Bank, payable at par at
any obartered Bank in Canada, with the
exception of Branches in the Yukon Dis-
trict.
RATES r
Under $10 . $0.08
$10 to 20 . . . 0.10
20 to 80 . 0,12
80 to 50 . . . 0.14
J. N. GORDON, Agent, BRUSSELS
SHINGLES
British Columbia
Red Cedar Shingles
ANA•—••
North Shore
Eine and Cedar
FOR SALE AT Tun
Brussels Planing Mills
Alto Doors and Saab of all Pat
terns on hand oe made to order
at Short Notice.
Estimates Fhrniehed for all
kinds of Buildings. 'Workman-
ship and Material Guaranteed,
P. AMENT,
1
1VIONE/ TO LOAN.
Any Amount of Money to Loan
on Farm or Village Pro-
perty at
6 & 6i Per Cent., Yearly.
Straight Loans with privilege of
repaying when required.
Apply to
A. Hunter,
Division Court Clerk,Brussels.
McLEOD'S
System Bienovator
—AND oTHnn—
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyspepeia, Sleeplessness,. lPalpita-
lion of the Heart, Liver complaint, Nenn-
aigia, Lose of Memory, Bronohitis, Con-
sumption, Gall Stones, Jaundioo, liciney
and Urinary Diseases, St, Vilna' Dunne,
Female Irregularities and General De-
bility.
LABORATORY, IIODERiCH, ONT.
S. M. MoLEOD,
Prop• and Maunfactnrer.
Sold by doe, Fox, Druggist, Brussels.
Spectacles
—02 ALL HINDS– .
Fitted to Correct all
Failures o£ Eyesight,
and your Byes tested FREE by
lateet Optical methods at
Division Court Office,