The Brussels Post, 1912-3-14, Page 8Biond Hoot Fine Otationery
Tye Reliable
Cough Cure
Don't think you have tried every
known remedy for your cold un'il
you have secured a bottle of BLOOD
ROOT COUGH CURE -the sure,
safe and pleasant cough preparation.
Blood Root Cough Cure we make
ourselves, Has been sold from our
store for a great many years and
has given the best of satisfaction
We can recommend it and yon wilt
make no mistake in keeping a bottle
on hand and perhaps save yourself
from having a protracted cold.
Largo Bottle 250.
f As a person's taste is often judged by
the clothes they wear, so is one ;Meg -
ed in a social or business way by the
stationery used.
Envelopes an!1 Writing Paper of good
quality snake a good impression,
The difference in price between poor
Stationery and the good thing is so
small that almost anyone can afford it
Stmphoav Lawn and Dimity are two
oe ihe itigirest grade paper's we have
and are to be had at ase the quire.
In a cheaper grade hut one that is in
gond taste is Dutch Febrik" at the
per quire. Envelopes, of course, to
Ina' eh.
Also a beautiful range of boxed paper
at 250 and up.
St. Patrick's Day Mara 17 Souvenir Cards for the day
at a for sc and $e each.
7'hStore
F. R. SMITH
DRUGGIST AND SreTIONER
grad Bang .ems
MILLINERY Openings come next.
A. 0. U, W. Friday evening of this
week,
PUBLIC Library Board will meat next
Monday eveninir.
ODD rubbers found and Left at Tx&
PosT Did you lose one?
GRAND Orange Lodge met in city of
London Wednesday and Thursday of
this week.
Semmes School report, Council
minutes and other local and district
matter on pages 4 and 5
SUNDAY will be St Patrick's Day,
turning our thought to the dear little
Shamrock and Erin's green isle.
WHAT about that Spring advertise -
mens of yours ? The public expect en
invitation to share in your bargains if
you have them.
LEAP YEAR - Saturday evening of
this week there will he what is desig
nated as a Leap Year Skate at Brussels
rink. 'I`ake it in.
A St. Patrick's social will be given,
under the auspices of the Epworth
League, in the sehool room of the
Methodisichurch, Monday, 28th inst,
when an Irish program will be presented.
THE Po T extends congratulations to
Rev 1. E. and Mrs. Hunter, of 'Pup-
pervilte. Ont . over the arrival of the
cutest baby daughter in the Province of
Ontario. March 7313 was the red letter
day in the parsonage history We hope
they call the lassie Patrice, seeing that
the ITh of Ireland was so near.
YE 0 de Folkes' Syngin' Meetin' will
be held in the Town Halt. Brussels,
Tue••das evening, March 2631., by the
Ladies' Aid of Melville church Pro-
gram will consist of inst; mental solos
and duets, vocal solos, duets and
'quartettes, choruses, readings end
dialogue. Admission 250 ; children
loc. Fuller announcement next week.
A LETTER from M. McKenzie, of Ane
THE well known hostlery-The Britisb
Exchange -of Goderich, has been sold
by E .R Swarts, the preseut proprietor,
to J Brown, of Wind or The new
landlord was to take possession this
week.
Dun -George Manning, a brother to
the tete John Manning of thia locality,
died at the hone of his brother Wm, at
Woodville, Out , on March and. He
was in his 8tst year and had only berg
poorly for about a wet k Mr, Mannine
lived with his brother here years ago
and will be remembered by the older
people. He was unmarried,
-o
New
•-oNew gats for men and boys at G. N. Mo -
Lenitive;
Goon cow for sale. Will calve about middle
of April PETER STewART, Brussels.
Phone 67,
SBE the naw ready-to-wear suits for ladies,
9 N Mcl,AnnR's
HOoaav shoe and els ate found. Owner may
it by proving property and paying for this
notice. Ink Po8
Nay, reany•toticar aki,ts for Ladies at 9,
N MuwasN's,
Lane's work bag lost on gravel road on
Monday evening Blinder welt confer a great
favor by leaving it at ARE Pun,
Sloe the new »hire waists and wash dresses
at G. N. MOLAItEN'e,
0000 garden to rent or would let it on
abaree. Apply to MRs JoRN HILL, Sruaeelt.
Phone gate
Uou'T forget the naw boots and shoes at
0, N MOLAneN's.
Swim Pees and Barley for sale Apply to Si
Lot 26, eon. 5, Morris. WALTER neuADF00T,
Phone 516 Brussels P. 0.
BaooD sow with pig for Bale. Also 80 hens.
11022 A8D568o5, Brussels South.
NEW dress goods., Pr into, Gnrghema, The.
biOrnel•lee and Trimmings at G. N. Ino•
LAREN's.
F013 MALE -Good pneumatic tire buggy, al.
moat rl. W. with a111010Oatle 83.3.E r a steel ti, ed
buggy, almo.t new, automobile seat : 2 good
goat robes Also a guild brick dwelling house
and comfortable stable on Queen street. For
further particulars apply to Geo. l'RoWN,
Brussels. sett
Junin. Our new clothing for men and
boys. Big assortment and big values at G.
N. 11ULARBN's.
to North Dakota, in remetteng his sub•O.A.U. Nu 91 seed barley for ante. Price
$1.00 per bushel.Also three Moro' bred York.
shire brood sows with pig and enumber
of
store pigs.J. Lot 21, Von. 12. Grey.
M. KNIGHT, UrxnbrooltP. O.
suription to THE PoaT says :-See you
have been having some severe weather
this Winter, almost as low temperatnre
as here. in North Dakota. One weeek
here in January it ran from 30 to 46 but
since the weather has been rather fine
most of the time. Not one bad blizzard
yet but we may get them later. ' With
best regards, &a,
FROM GRAND PRAIRIE, -A letter dated
Feb. astb, from J. M Moore formerly
of this locality, who is now at Grand
Prairie. Peace River, says they have en•
joyed 2 months of sunshine, with few
cold days and overcoats out of use in
middle of day. Coldest about 6o de.
grees below and snow all gone Ex
pest a railway within so miles inside of
Dar7I120 mare for sale Would make a good
third horse, Apply to R. tiBNniasoN, Brea -
(tele,
Ir your saws do not suit you call and ex-
change with me or I pill sell to 3 ou et oast.
T. 21014 5200R, Brussels.
I E)os 85e pin DozUS - Now is the time to
feed ground bone w hish is the best known
producer or eggs. For sale by BABRaa 8505.
House and lot, eligibly actuated 111 Brussels.
for sale or to rent. Further particulars may
be obtained front Mrs. R. Dark, or Dr. Holmes.
Port MALE Oa TO Biota -House and lot on
Turnbe•r•y street, Brussels, belonging to Thee.
Nicholls. For further particular a enquire at
Tax Pose.
-0-
a year. Living is high. Expect to get ' A FAREWELL PARTY - The Presbt-
a crop in this year. All are well at time
of writing. Mr. Moore is a sob of D 13.
Moore, Brussels and Mrs. Moore was a
Miss McGaviu, of Grey township
OPENED AN OFFICE -Miss Mande C.
Bryans, who is s graduate of the Mc
Cormick Neurological C3llege, Chicago,
has;opened an office over the W. A.
Granger grocery, Turnberry street,
where she may be found Thursday,
Friday and Saturday of each week,
from 1 30 to 6 o'clock ready to test eyes,
fit glasses, etc. Oo the other days of
the week Miss Bryans will fill profes-
sional engagetnents at 720 Spadina Ave.,
Toronto. Her telephone is No tete
Card may bo read in this issue of 'rtes
Poop.
STASIS AND BEsOM.-Mondav evening
two rinks of Brussels ss s cu rlers drove to
Wroxeter
and played the return game
with the experts of that place The
score eons close and was as follows :-
Wroxeter Bi essels
McTavish R. T McLauchlin
Aitchison R Thomson
Brawn A Strachan
Black, skip.,. it J. 'il Ross, sk... 8
Dr. Jackson W. Seeker
Allan leo. Ballantyne
&lathers G. McDonald
Town, skip 9 R. Downing sk.fo
Totals 20 18
The visiting teams were entertained to
an. oyster supper at the erose and enjoy•
ed the trip very 111110b, barring the pi'011
holes.
BtisiNEss Boomer.- Brussels Marbib
Works have been purchased by Allan E.
Hersey limn the es'ate r,f the late 1. A.
Hunter aid the business will be con -
tooted in the old stand adjoining the Miss Gertrude Deadman made the
posto$`ice. Mr. Hersey has lived in preseueettetl. Ili a few words the res
Brussels for the past •3i years, the most pient expressed her thanks to the choir
of which he ha; been associated with for the gift Aflash light was taken
this rine of work, at which he was also by Jack Elliott, 1410c11 was
employed prior to his reeiclenee here, so ' was then served in American promenade
that he enters upon his, new proprietor- ; style, Miley ed ht musts and genies
Ship wen and favorably known to the ' Which was entered into es one joyous
people of the community and we expect fames', the only thought to mar the
be will do his best to retain the trade complete happy feeling was that at the
and milt. St Iles t 1' it „ vc 1 et ; nett gathering there would be one
trusted to him. We wish' him suooess, missing from the number, one who bas
Mr, Herseyis now in eteeasion it been far r >
an t stall <blt hu Pod true, wltlen
P g g g
read for bueines 1
s. Mrs H me an In hal , r
Y h r d p out a all lima to the suocess of
her mother, Mrs 't', Weeders purpose .the performances Miss Mcltenzle has
removing to Detroit where they will been'for some tine organist in the Sim -
Make their home and where Dr, J D. day School, an active Member of the
Matintlers is practicing medicine, endeavor choir and 5101015 and. Was also
Jany old friends hese will be sorry to a 5510,61 in the i butt:h choir, We wish
tido theltl lCtWs rtOW0t l het.8ttcoo55.
tertau chutcn Chun gave a farewell
party at the h'•me uf Mrs, Wright.
Organist and Leader ha honor of Miss
Dulls McKenze, on her departure ei
London The chop assembled ghoul 8
o'clock, and asuort lime alter the En-
deavor choir arrived to a body and
presented Mtss McKenzie with nine
pieces of Limuge china. An address
was read by Miss ,lean Moore as fol-
lows :-
DEAR DOLLY - Il is with feelings of
deep regrettnat we have heard of your
intended departure and .we have
gathered here io-night to enjoe a social
evening and to btd you Good Bye. We
haveapprecrated ver, much tom faith
fel aueudauce in otlr choir, and the
ctiee'fuleess which has al was s character
ized your entleavof•s to further its effi
cenc and we e very sorryU 5
al at ea ria
Y t it
go but this is a world of change and
we know that our loss will be tithe .
gain. 'Though you are no longer with
us we will not forget the many profitable
evenings tive have spent in our choir
work to gether. As a slight token of
our appreciation and esteem we ask sou
to accept of this gift of Chine, tint be-
cause of eta intrinsic Value but only to
serve as a reminder uf tempt dais in
Melvrhr ehm'uh Christian Eodrevor and
act as a link to still bind your „tfrettons
to those you leave behind. We wish
von God speed, aid mat every blessing
be yours. Rest assuted there will al
was be a Matm ',vele; me awaiting von
et any time sou hies otitic hack to Visit
Signed on behalf of the choir,
1EAN 11lOotg
GER''RUDE ilhArMAN
Mks hIEADOW3
KATE DL+ADMAN
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net
BU!i!S Chance
is often missed when it might }
easily embraced by
ban
been
Systematic Saving
Begin now to prepare for the clay of op-
portunity by depositing your savings in
The METROPOLITAN SAN
$1.00 QA MORE OPENS .4N ACOOUNT
BRUSSELS BRANCH
1 F. H. Cil -ROY, MANAGER
The Standard Bank of Canada
Record of Business as at the 31st or January, 1912
ASSETS
Cash on Hand $3,618,722,14
Notes and Cheques of
and due by other Banks - 2,470,79148
Dominion Govt. and other
first-class Bonds - 2,862,194,88
Loans on Call, on Govt,,
2tXtinieipal andother
Bonds and Stocks . • 1,906,846,00
Government Deposit to
'secure Note Circulation 100,000.00
Bills Discounted and
Current Advances . 23,397,888,68
Bank Premises . - 897,842,13
Other Assets 67,253.47
$37,311,3!7.78
.d�.L��l.o0�de Councillor Muldoon went to Winni•
ONE day lest week the covev of wild e.
ducks spending the Winter on the river peg last Frh1Ay, on a business trip.
below the dam were made prisoners by W. H. LOVE D. M,.Qnarrie, of t'ranbrn°k, is
the ice for a time hut cleared themselves visiting her daughter, Mrs. R. Oliver,
after a while, 105533.
AN Assembly was held in the Town Funeral Director A'e ate sorry to report the screens
Hall last Ftidav evening in which a num- and Embalmer illness of Maurice, son of E C. Dun -
her of people from outside points took Lord but hop- a change foe the better
hpart. rhe Blom utsne a po tra. of Orders promptly and care- will soon reser,
felly attended to night of THE Po•T Editor was amongthe
Goderich, supplied the musical program clay.
Phone 228. nnnU,et lit those who attended te re-
in up to date style.
WOMEN's IN.•r[''UTE.-The next regu• eept!ttn and droner given at the Pro -
lar meeting of Brussels Women's Testi-
last
EL, ONT. vmeial Parliament buildings, Toronto,
lar
will be held in the audience room of O last Fi tdat evening, III Barrister N. W.
the Public Library on Thursday, March '~O Rowell, K C .leader of the Opposition
asst, ate 30 p m. Subjects are ••A girl's As hoar Mr Rowell filled the bill par•
possibilities," by Miss Bertha Nichol, titularly well and all enjoyed a fine
and '•Woollens and their Summer Care," Will Ament is back from a trip to time.
by Mrs, R. Henderson. 'there will also Calgary.
be Roll Cali, responses to be male by Miss Gordon is visiting relatives at Church Chimes
supplying a recipe for Cookies. A dls Wingbam.
cession of the topics will be asked for so Miss Irene Barkley has taken a milli). rho March me -ting of Melville W.
he members will do well to be prepared
ere position in Toronto, H. M S , will be held in the basement
to take part. Miss Edith Adams has keen renewing of dee church on the 21•111 test. Mrs
8 C Wli.on will take the topic. HURON HOUSE OF REFUGE.- The old friendships b Brussels," The
o
quarterly meeting of the House of Miss Winnie McGuire has rammed Fels topicarg rhe Stewart was both
R= loge committee was held at Clinton her position as milliner at Merlin, Kent les Maas Margaret Stewart was both ,n -
0n Wednesday of last week The Co. seceding and twee olive, and muolt
accounts for the last three months Mrs. N F Gerry is visiting at the eoplecialerl he those present.
were ambled and found correct, the home of her daughter, Mrs. W, H. limo time ago the Session of Melville
Merklinger, at Hanover, (Lurch asked for the election of four
total amount being $1,630 80. At new Elders A vote was taken and
Miss Mildred Prene is home from an
present there are ninety inmates at extended visit with her sister, Mrs, those chosen are as follows :-A D.
sten h„u.e, nearly two thirds of the Robinson, of Newbery.Grant, S. C. Wilson, D McDonald and
pettier being torn, A thorough in W. ymli. The induction and ordin-
•pection of all the departments WAS
Ino and Mrs. Cnnnin�*ham visited ation will
made and the committee expressed rt. Mtss Chace, a missionary among the
their son. Herbert and family at Palm- I take place on March 24th.
srif,ts well sati.fi,d with the manage- erston, Thursday of last week
Scott. t G Il Lake, S Austrians, at Washato, Sask., will come
to Brussels on March 25th and deliver
an address to the Women's Missionart
Society and the Epworth Leaguers of
the Methodist church. at 8 o'clock The
purtlie will be cordially welcome to hear
tea lade' relating her Missionary ex-
prrwliees.
Next Sabbath morning Rev. C R.
Miller, of Berlin, will occupy Melville
church pulpit and present the claims of
the Childress' Aid Society The same
speaker will address the Methodist con
grrgatinn at 7 p m After the church
services a public meeting will be held
Ili the Town Hall commencing at:8 le
o'clock, when, an illustrated address
"'The store of the Wait',” will be given
slong with 6o lime light views. by Rev
Mr Miller, All are invited to. hear of
the good work being done for negleteted
children Geo M Ellintt, of Goderich,
who is Huron's travelling commissioner
'u
I Ms good m ter- will d v k as
Io �-h
gbe ereand
may Mom e sontntlin
for the h Sabbath
4
Schools.
went. 'Three tenders for meat were Mrs Brine o u a e, ask.,
eoeivrd and 1'. was decided to award is making a holiday visit at the home of
P. and Mrs Scott, )ren street
the contract for supplying fore quer- Q
res at 100 per pound to R Fuz R Leatherclale will go to 'I`oront°
next week as representative frim
stmmons. of Clinton, 1 his price is
frimBrus
ate cent higher than that which was sels to the A 0 U W Grand Lodge.
pard previously The windmill on the Miss Edith Inman, who.has been ill
term was damaged during a recent for a long time. was veru much worse
gale and the Inspector reported that this week and her condition is now
he had it repaired at a small expense. mnci precarious.
For the use of a telephone in the resi. R K. Ross is visiting in town, having
a holiday
dense of Inspector Torrance And one
holiday before deciding in some new
in the House of Refuge the sero_ location. He disposed of his hardware
melee pay tate Bell 'Telephone -Co $60 business in Listowel
eettl0 The Inspector was instructed , RN9 W Ketilewell was ie lawn on
Tuesday and met a number of Temper-
ance workers and discussed the present
situation with them.
Miss Flo Buchanan is argrlainting
herself with the telephone And lelegrspt,
business at the Fox Drug Store in the
evening, She isstill Ieanhintl the you tie
idea hew to shoot in the Primary d•-
Partrnent of Brussels. Ihl
it .Can
I
Joseph h sl
MrM Murr have removed
front Brussels to Waterloo where diet
will reside with their son. They resid-
ed here f.nr a good many years and carry
with them the gond wishes of a wide
circle ofold friends,
Mrs I. twrruce Taylor and sons,
Stanley ;eel Frank, who have spent the
past 2 or 3 months at the home of the
fornier's mother, Mrs. T. MAutider,,
left for their home at 'Halnio'a, Man ,
Tuesday of this week Mrs 'Taylor woe
a former resident of this Iota ity and
will be welcome back.
We congratulafe Miss Pearl Dirk on
leer success in obtaining her diploma
from the Winghsm Business 1 ollege In
her course rn stenography and type DIED
writing She is taking another terns BeretrCnN-Ig Greyytowtrhtp,en March 8111.
at Bookkeepntg. Miss Peers applied her; Mary Jariet iardiff, beloved wire of Ewer'
self very closely to her tasks ants svrU Rets ltmaaged74 yearn, 8 months and5
deserves tee sttecea, she °btaitted She ergs
1 MA 9845 dense gi in his
Out Murch 2nd,
WAS ml '1`HB POST staff fur over 8 Year Gaarae simm�ng to hie first +ear
hence,we are specially interestetl in her SBBBWN-T» N rah Bnsthope, on. Msi'rb 0th
welfare t4 Furse end n, d -1 been, k8ed 81 yours, 1..
months end 38 days•
to comwuuicate with the ctmpany in
as t ffeert to have the rate reduced A
number of private money matters in
connection with the estates of inmates
were considered and dealt with.
HOCKEY LEAGUE -The town league
which has been the centre of much in=
serest this Winter, will soon be brought
ut
., close. The fourrams are veryeven-
match,
v e -
e
7' , r
I I latch d and th ,iia i f o
q 1 tv o hockey
preseutsd at some of the games at least
has almost reached Northern League
standard Attendance at all of the
games has been excellent although for
real rooting the loyal High School fans
have them all beaten, The Bankes
team at present holds the lead. with a
margin of One eame while the Yanigana
hold down the toot of the list, although
they are striving hard to raise their per.„
centore. '!`here are only two more
games to be played, only one however,
which is likely to make a difference in
the final sanding Phis is the game
between the Bankers and Clerks, which
if won by the Clerks would result in a
three cornered lie between the Bankers.
Clerks and High School and a couple of
r2tr6 games would be necessary to de.
cid° the winners of the League. Pres
eat standing of teams :-
Won Lost
Seekers ,.• ............. 4 I
High School ................. 4 2
Cie•ke 2 2
V.migens r., , 0 5
People We Talk Abolet
Ben and Mrs. Walker, of Toronto, are
here for a holiday visit.
Mrs N Matheson, of Lucknow, is
visaing Mrs, A Lamont.
Mrs Andrew Laidlaw, of Elam, was
calling oil Brussels friends.
Chas Howlett and Miss Pipe were
t
vl.sfrog at Behnore last week
r n V7
l°srph (.> roues, of Bente was re-
newing old friendships in this locality,
Oliver Qnerin has gone to Raddittote
Sask., where be expects to make his
home
Mrs lames Sholdice and son John,
of McKillop, were visiting at P. Wat-
son's this week.
James and Mea Kernaghsn attended
the Tin Wedding at Richard Procter's
Morris. Vl'edile:der• evening,
Coates Bros„ who were here from the
Weitt on a Visit with relatives, have re.
turned home. Colne again boys
Stewart Scott was home for a day or
so last week, He appears to he enjoy-
ing his positionascom,neipi',1 traveller,
Lorne McKelvey, of the Standard
Bank Stouffville, is home nn sick leave
for a feet weeks We hope he will soon
hen, k,
Druggist Fred Wilson,. of Toronto,
was a visitor at his mother's this week
owing to the severe illness of his sister
Miss Edith Tomah.
Athol MrQnarrie, of the Goderich
Signal, and a former graduate of TIME
Pos'• gave its 0 call last Saturd te, We
are always gists to meatthe old boas and
girls who spent their apprenticeship
with us
C, R. Vanstone, of Southampton, an
old and well known Brusselite of farmer
dive, crossed that bourne from whence
no traveller returns, a few - weeks ago
1'r will 'V ansion e w l cont, neoo reside
t es do
its Soutbamplott.
There passed away at Brampton pn
Friday March 1, Janet Venlig, Wife of
Allam Morton in her 87th year. Thede -
ceased lady had for many years been a
resident of Brampton and was mother of
Iiarriater 3, A. lyiutton. of Wiagbattt,
LIABILITIES
Notes in Circulation • $1,992,363.00
Deposits - -, 30,116,8'19,88
Dividends 66.¢69.00
Due to other Banks - 403,608,87
Capital - $2,000,000.00
Reserve Fund 2,600,000.00
Rebateof Interest
on Discounts - 71,643.46
Balance of Profit
and Imes Acct, 61,583.6$ 4,783,027.03
$37,311,317.78
GEO P. SCHOLFIELD,
General Manager,
AUCTION SALE'S
FatoAY, MAnm[ 15111 -Peres stook, imple-
ments. . c
Lot 24, Qi0 0. Morris. Pale
unreserved at 1tnh1 Dou5lte, Pro.
prietm• ; F, S. S0011,
A 0etaonear.
WB°N2a1/AY, ,u,uwu 211,h -Frust etooli, at
Lot 89, von 14, Me$tllop Sale onruam ved at
101.3100k. Adele Sholdice, Props toter ; P. S.
Scott, Auctioneer
1011t0A Y, itlAlr0N 27x0 -Fa,',, :tock, 110p10 -
meets. &o , Lot 29, Con, 15 Grey. Mule an-
reeerved at 1 p, m. Win. Bray, Prop., F. S.
:Scott, Atte.
Auction Sales
A17O'nION SALE of FARM *4i'005, I11-
etiausNTB, ea0.-1r. d. soot*, tltettuneer,
Ilse removed la.trueito00 trout the nu0e,-
lgneBriquette' 10 sell uum
7 ple eeet100 at
Lup
Lot 28, tan, 15, 'Grey tow estop, F'rmuy, surely
21nu, at I t'cuerk, the t011013g value use pt•up-
erty,vlS.:-t proud Mare heavy et alt 4 years
old 1n Coal to Baron Mire, 1 general purpose
here° 4 yeasty, 1 need mare, 1 filly rirlag 1 year
20011113110011 Baron B'ife, 0 good young cows ail with
celf,.2 heifers rising 2,.l Durham ball Tieing 2
6 good ewes, 1 brood sow Yo, a with titter, 3
stole pigs 100 lbs. each, about .50 hens, 4 ducks,
1 lumber wagon nearly i, w, 1 pair bob.
sleighs, 2 top buggies tate rubber tit e, 2. wa-
terer Gamper and Portiandi, 1 binder Mae.ey-
Barrie 6foot cut, 1De. ern. g tuna er, lnrasney
Harris hey -loader, nenrty new, 1 cutting box
nearly new, 1 set diamond harrows, 1 land
rot ter, 22"furrow plows,. 1 single plow, 1 turnip
seeder, 1 Noxou 61111 10 hoes, 1, Bissell disc
liar, ow. 1 pulper 1 hayfork rope pulleys and
oar, 1 fanning mill, 1.ugar kettle new, 1 set
doable harness, 1 set single harness 1 sulky
horse rake, 2 robes, 1 set scales 2000 lbs 1
cream separator elelot10, 1 set blacksmith's
teoln, quantity of cedar posts, quantity of hay,,
quant1ty of minted grain, number of grain
begs, forks, chains end 2138103000 other 33rd•
oleo. Sale unre,eiyid es prupriatot• has sold
his farm. Terms.-Atlsmns of $5.00and un•
dor cash ; over that amount 0 months' credit
will begiven on rprnbhinp approved joint
notes. 4 cents on rhe $ discount on oredit
amounts Grain to be eneh. P.8. Soott, Auo,.
WM. Bray,Prop
MISS MAUD€ C. BRYANS•
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal graduate Department of 'Ophthal "
urology, MoUormiek Nenrotogleal College,
' Chiang°, Ill., ie prepared to, test. eyesand tit
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Wheat 40 88 50 90
Oats 41 45
Pens105 108
Barley .. . 75
70 88
Butter 82 54
Bags ........... 22 29
Potatoes 72 75
Bey 12 00 12 50
Hogs ....... ................... 0 70 0 70
lin the 4 50 8 75
Wool 12 15
The People's Column
"`}"13014,0' $14110 TAM WORM PIGS FOI1
sale,both sexes, ready fur tt.e, Alco
),rood sows with pity Apply to Nil Lot 25,
Uon. B. ,souls. W. R. 5100t7Tfl
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Phone 140 .Brussels P. 0,
ARM 1x016 SALL 011. TO 11Tt2iT beteg S?.
Lot 00 Oen. 1, turuberry., .00ntsining Nal
mime frame Mtn*, hank. born, good well
and orchard. Land in 01)11, aobd boort bay-
ing been cropped very lightly for pest 10 yoare.
It is situated on gravel rdtul bohwewl Wrox•
,'ter and 0,15.08ls, and 11 ni'iles from school,
po.t 01111e, bank. 5o. For further partieulara
apply to W.$. 510h„2Rt:ani, ZYaoxeter.
H01/SE AND LOT for i'it}q or. to tent. -As
2 purpose loavtut 11Crordyole.ehortly my
house and lot on Mintier* •travel, houtb, 1A
offered for gale or to rent lito session 01111 be
had April IRs.' Al,ph alt out L+.14Y'
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PhDheNO.it9' Brussels.
Wanted
it good ail• rcupd fern, lioild. by the year
9e-4ior,wd. Good with stoolv:::eturoely any
'tulputg nr lilt teeing to du- ; 110)00 1 place in
siva ; tentparat,l,mrat nr.efurred Peen's man
an,erd your• Apply stntbOlt't''h or ner00n'
oily; to` DAV1U•3gtL t],Ethel
SORN
Huamia-At Tunoarville, on March 7111, to
Rev. J 111. and: Mrs.Buntor, adeogbter,
dotitOltAAL -1n Hollett,n starch 6th, to
Mr. and Mrs, Thos. McMichael, 8 daughter,.
'MARRIED •
HapnpaN-Sntren -On Feb, 1416, at Basica,:
toot, rusk., by Ray Wylie. 0. Clark, .Mr. , '
Geo. F Hepburn, to Wtaa Jemima 4• Smith l
or lanlestnwn, Ont.
TOtrntt-;orlon.- At the residence of the
b, idea mo•ents, on itivreh 0th, by Rey, Mr.'
t ooke, DP, John El Y.mog, of Dungannon. i
00 M Nei Hinton. daughter of Mr, Mut Mrs.
W..1, 8 tech, of Morris,
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Nigh Grade
Implements
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I have the DEERING Agency and ani prepared.
to give the farmers the best service in all kinds of
this splendid make of Farming Implements.
Grain Binders
Corn Shredders
Corn Binders
Corn Huskers
Hay Teyders
Nlanuye Spreaders
Hay Loaders
Drills
Plows
Beattie Bros.'
Litter Carriers
Gray's Highugrade
Carriages
Petrolia Wagons
E$•rrt, Etc.
Pianos, Organs and Gramophones,
Sewing Machines Cream Separators
Maxwell Washing Machines
Waterloo Threshing Outfits Gasoline Engines
Full line of International Implements.
Now'
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GREAT CLEAx
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Sat rd y®Januar 27th
and
Overcoats
Per cent of
regular price
''fur and far -fined Coats
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Nealy. Winter Mitts
Trunks and Suit Case
Anda big Reduction in all
Hiles of
Shoes and Rubbers
such as
$5.00 Shoes for $4.00
4.00 ' 3.00
3,00 t+ p.10
Rubber's, 75c per pair
Shot's must be cleared out in
the next two weeks to )make
Poole for new Spring goods
which we will tell you about
later.
The above is simply a sample of the
many Bargains offered.
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