The Brussels Post, 1904-1-14, Page 4THUR
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A settlor of public meetings have
been arranged for next week to be
addressed by R. L, Borden, leader
of the Oppooitimriu the Commons, He
will be a000thpanied by other prominent
nleu of hie party. 1
Helmet trade figures have reached the
highest point during the past year fu the
Watery of the Nation and some of the
newspapers and politicians say that (hie
feat its the vtrongeet argument against
the Chamberlain polioy.
Henn PERTH Liberate made ohoioe of a
strong 000didate when they unanimously
ehoee J. P. Mabee, a well known Strat-
ford Barrister, He is tweeted, a good
speaker and has attained prominence in
bis profession. Mr. Mabee should (tarry
the riding by a good majority.
Ta® C. P. 11. ie after employees who
partake of the flowing bowl and are
inflioting penaltise that will not be easily
forgotten. Here is a oaee the moral
suasion advocates ehoold take note of.
It eeeme the 0. P. R. thinks the law can
have 'wreathing to do with eobering
people np.
JAPAN and Russia are still glowering at
eaoh other and while professing to talk
peace are pushing preparations tor war ae
fast as possible. Greet Britain and
Franco are using their beet efforts to
bring about a settlement but it ie rather
improbable that their efforts will be sae
oeeefn) eines Rusaln has been so bulldoz-
ing in her notions.
Nominating Conventions for the Com.
Mone are aoming think and fast and ere
Iong the two parties will have lined np in
complete order for battle, There should
be little doubt of what the reealt will be
if the past 7 years aro taken ae a criterion
of the ability of the Liberal! party to
conduct and control the publia affairs.
They are well entitled to be re -instated
for another term.
ONTARIO Legislature convened on
Tbareday of thie week. It is said tbat
Northern Ontario matters, the Prohibition
question, and advance steps in the Agricul-
tural Department will be among the
legislation dieaueeed. A great deal nae
been said about Hon. G. W. Roes and
hie small majority but we have no doubt
Mr. Whitney would be satielied to have'a
ohaoce of carrying on the Government
with the same number if he were given
the opportunity. A close watch will be
kept on the proceedings by the country.
ManrOah science ie making wonderful
progress and operations are being encases.
fully performed that astonish the world.
In London, England, the other day, a
man swallowed a packing nail and it
lodged ou a level of the seventh rib. Ike
location wee discovered by the X rays and
afterwardea
by means of an eleatrio light
and a epeoielly prepared magnet the
troableeome pieoe,ot metal was removed.
The whole operation is acid to have only
taken 5 minutes but the patient likely
thought that long enough.
THE apparent anxiety of some of the
American politicians, who seem to be
lying awake at night worrying about
what is to become of Canada, is amusing
in the extreme to the people of this
country. There was a day when we
were most anxious to oonrt the tirade
relations of the U. 8, bat they haughtily
gave tie the cold shoulder. Time nae
worked wonders for this Dominion,
however, and by rapid and well balauaed
growth and trade development we stand
in a very different poeitlon 60•day, so
much so that America's astute statesmen
are ready and quite witliog to make
approaches along the line of friendly
exuhange of oommoditiea. It is always
bad polioy to belittle an opponent as it
often etire up a feeling of rivalry that
proves detrimentar-to the fellow who
tau;helfiret. Gonads looked elsewhere for
markets when reale Sam declined to
ope4 the door and le not very partionlar
now about earryiog out old proffers bot
rather inclined to wait for advannga from
the U. S. The two oouatriee ate eo
ologely related by oitize0ehip and
geographical position that the moat
friendly relations eboold exist but it
ebonld be done along broad linea,
The following in the remelt of voting
re eanniaipel elections in Downie s—
Reeve—Keetner, 298 ; Ballantyne, 282;
Councillors — Bradeleaw, 868 ; Dunbar,
244 ; Muir, 8141 Murray, 818 ; Meliay,
882,
The South Perth Liberals will meet in
convention at Mitoball, on Friday, the
22nd inst., to elect officers and select a
oeudidate for the oomie g federal eleotlone.
There is expected to be quite a crop of
candidates before the convention,
Contractor Young hat a staff 0f work.
men engaged on the Y.14. 0. A. building
Stratford, and it is hie intention to rash
the week tbrlugh and have the bniiding
completed at net wetly' a dela as poneible,
The root ie being put on and wben thab
10 completed the real of the worst Will go
rapidly, The oltizene are tatting en
twelve intereet in the Y, rd. 0. A. mild,
log and ate anxious to see ft compie:ed, ti
Mrs. 1'. Dierlemm, of Stratford, re
eeived word that her brother, Edward E
Moyer, of Kearse City, Aloe was one o
the thirty vietima of the wreakqn the
Rook
falsest road last week.
A laborer living at ibe oulekirte 0
Milverton Wilma hie wife a quarter of e
mile Iltrpsn
ngh the ow, armed with a
en
bntoher knife, beoae elle bad net gq
home in time to get his sapper, It i
alleged that he threatened to stab her
She laid an information against blm and
the twee watt tried at Milverton. The
defendant watt let off with a reprimand'
Another case was that of a disturbance o
the peace. The defendants, farmere
living in lilma, eugaged in a game of
fletlouffe on the main street of the village.
Ocie wee fined $10 and the other $6, It
is seed that the latter was the aggressor.
General Manager Hays'
Version,
When the attention of C. M. Hays,
general manager et the Grand Trunk
Rai way, was stalled to newspaper and
other complaints of the bad service on
the braauh linee in Western Ontario, he
Bald ; m
"Many a p'ainte are made from time
to time du a general way, but we can
deal only with epeoifie oases. It ie Ole
same se when a man (tomes in end Bays,
'Your trains are tate all the time.' We
ask, 'What train 7' with the result that
the man cannot give any specific ease.
Sti 1, we know that during weather snob
as we have just palmed through entitle un
ail lines are usually late, and the G. T.
R. is no exception. ft is therefore
strange that we should be singled out.
On the branches epeoified we run a good
many mixed tiniest of freight and pane•
eugere, and it is iwpoesible for any road
to run them on schedule time all the
time. They are run according to the
wishes of the dietrlat, accommodation in
that manner having bean requested, The
G. 'r. R. does not like to rue mixed ,raise
when it ecu be prevented, but when a
district cannot supply enough paesenger
travel to support mute than 0 certain
uumber of excineive passenger rune, andm
eoe if ons patrons want more, we try
to accommodate them with mixed trains.
then we oome in for abuse whenever
they are late, whioh is always poeeib'e
when indefinite gaauiitiee of freight have
to be heucited, Paeeeogere invariably
complain whenever a mixed train hap
peas to be delayed in getting freight, and
forget that we run regular exclusive pass
anger traine, and attaoh a passengeroa
oob to a freight train for their specialu
e
oouveai lie.
Brussels Council.
The statutory meeting of Brussels Vit.
lags Connell wne convened in the Counoil
Chamber oa Moodily at 11 o'clock, all Ole
memnere present, consisting of Reeve
Wilton and Councillors S. T, Plum, R.
Thomson, Alf. Barker and R. Henderson,
who took the usual declaration of office.
Motes of last meeting were read and
passed•me were u w
A000 read lief011 owe ;—
F. S. Scott, miscellaneous $ 13 00
R. Mainprize, Electric light101 26
W. Deobow, street imp,, 1 50
F. S. Sant, Election expeueee$4 60
P. Saott, misoetlaneoue 3 20
Moved by R. Thomeon,eeoonded by R,
Henderson that above 0000001a be paid,
Carried.
Moved by A. Beefier, eeaonded by 8. T.
Plum that Notice of registration of 13y.
law No. 2, 1908 be pnbliehed for 8 inner•
tions in THE BRUSSELS POST. Carried.
Moved by R. Henderson, aeoended by
R. Tbomeou that W. H, MoCraoken and
J. Y. S. Kirk be appointed Auditore et a
eatery of $6 enol. Carried.
Moved by S. T Plum, eeaonded by R.
Henderson that Rev. R. Paul be re-elect-
ed a member of aha Board of Health.
Carried.
Moved by A. Beaker, seconded by R.
Thomeou thee Rev, T. W. Coeeoe be elect.
ed a member of Brnseele Publics Library
Board. Carried.
Moved by R. Thomson, seconded by A.
Barker that Collector be iuetrnoted t000l-
leot all unpaid taxes at onoe and return
the roll. Carried.
By-lawe Ne's.l, 2 and 8 were read three
times and passed.
Moved by R Thomson, eeaonded by R.
Henderson that the Clerk be inatrnotel
to order 6 copies of the Municipal World
for 1904. Carried.
Moved by 8, T. Plum, eeaonded by Alf.
Seeker that 95 00 be granted to the Hoe.
pital for Sick Children, Toronto. Oar-
med.
Connell adjourned to meet on the let
Monday in February.
REV. HICKS ON JAN VARY WEATHER.
Third storm period—Reactionary •—
Thie period is central on the 1411, 1500
and 16,13. The moon will be in coo•
junction with the earth and atm, or at
its new, on the 17th, and this Not is
reaeouably certain to prolong storm con-
ditions over the 17th and into the next
regular storm period. The prevailing
oold will 001,00 about the 14th and the
barometer will fall in toe West bringing
a renewal of rain and enow—mostly
scow—as the wave works Eastward due.
ing the 16th and 16th. It is a rare thing
for storm conditions to break lip im•
mediately prooeedingla new moon. On
the 19th, the probabilities are that a die.
agreeable spell of rainy, snowy, eleety
weather will feet from about the 15th
and 1611, into the regular storm period
fol lowing.
Fourth storm period—regular t—This
period is ()entree on the 20, extending
from the 1810 to the 28rd. The probe.
bilitiee are that moat parte of the nonn1ry
will enter this period in a perturbed, if
not stormy state of weather. A marked
Morena' of warmth will be notioeable
on and about the 19th with possibly Win•
ter lightning and thunder. Look fee
rain about the same time, turning into;
blizzarde and oboes and sleet, ae the
Aorta areas travel Eastward sown the
oonntry during the 2011,2tet and 22nd.
A high barometer, etiff North=Weeterly
winds and a cold wave will paeb aloes on
the rear of these steerage
Fifth storm period—Beaotionary l
The 25th, 26th and 27th are the central
days of thie period. At tali, as well as
other storm periods, a perceptible rise of
temperature will set iu early in the Weet,
falling barometer will quiokly en0ae, and
Weediness, with return of spw
i0 and sno,
will make their regent numb Eastward
m
aces the wintry, Before the olohd
n
a d stem ateae have fairly reteohed the
T tat, J
goethe1
0 It [) k3 Li i 14 ? ti': 3 2'
central to klaetern litotes, high berme.
eter, cold winds and clearing weather
will be following plane in the roar from
the hWeet.
WORLD WIDE ARTICLES.
A Weekly Reprint 00 Articles front
Leading Journals and Reviews Its•
fleeting 11ttt current Thnnahla of
Roth Ueutlepheree.
World, Wide lea maryel of intereet and
obeepneae- an a high.alaas ealeotio ; it
will (tempera reversibly with anything at
several tienne its prise. For the smell
sum of one dollar a year it brings every
weak the beet artiolea that appear daring
the week iu the leading 1lritieb,Amerioan
and foreign pubhcatione. Of recourse it
appeale to the thinking element of each
oommunity, those who want to know -
what the world thinkers ere thinking ,
but these will find it as (1111 of rare au-
tertainment es of wisdom. It is abed.
lately worldwide iu ire iulereete and has
no axe t0 grind,
It will be eent free of charge to any
addre'a for a short time. Tbe annual
eubeaription price is $1,00 and the pub.
netters John Dougall & Sone, of Montreal.
M0T8E11. O8' POUR, CSILAREIL
The trustees, secretary, and other
officers of the Free Hospital for Consump-
tives at Muskoka are daily in receipt of
many piteous letters.
A few days since Mr- W. J. Gage, of
Toronto, Chairman of the Executive
Committee of the National Sanitarium
Association, received a letter from a
t resident of Quebec, pleading for the ad-
mission of a victim of the dread white
plague, living about a hundred =ilea
south-east of Montreal, and asking U it
were not possible to admit her into the
Free Hospital. The writer says: " The
applicant ie a Mrs. Wm. Paterson, the
mother of four children and the wife of a
farmer in a place called Goehen, in the
township of 'Windsor. The doctor says
that her left lung only is troubled. She
is able to go about, but her appetite is
very bad. I believe if she could be ad-
mitted into the Free Hospital for Con-
sumptives she might be cured. She could
not pay much, if anything. Kindly let
me know if you. could receive her."
We are told by Mr. Gage that applica-
tions for admission to the Free Hospital
reach the aecretaryfrom all points in the
Dominion, and patients have been re-
ceived from Prince Edward Island on the
eastrt
to Alberta o the we
a h at. Two
hundred and
ve twent -fi
y patients have
been admitted in eighteen months, and
not a single patient has been refused
because of his or her poverty.
We can hardly think of arty charity
that appeals more pathetically for the
support of the Canadian people.
Subscriptions may be sent to Sir Wm.
R. Meredith, Kt., Vice -President of the
National Sanitarium Aeaooiatium, or to
Mr. W. J. Gage.
Lersto wv el.
T. E. Hay, finding his duties as poet -
muter occupy big time, has given up the
anotianeer bueineae. e
Sunday was the 14th annivereary of
the Baptiet Uhnroh, when Dr. Thnmae,
who for 25 years bas been pastor of the
Jarvis St. Baptfat Obaroh, Toronto,
preached.
At the regular meeting of Lierowel
Council Be T. of T. the following officers
were teemed for the ensuing term : S. 0.,
T. H. Key ; Viee O., Mies A. Bnohanan ;
P. 0 , O. H. Sohlimme ; Rea. Seo., Mise
M. Oliver ; Trees , R A Seaman i Her.
all, R W. Bowyer ; Guard, Mies L Mar-
tin ; Sentinel, B. Feilde.
E. 0. Thornton, the new manager of the
Morrie, Feild, Rogers Co., bee assumed
di
hie tll's. Previous to his departure
from Woodstock he was praea0tad with
an address by the empinyeee of the Karn
Organ and Piano Co., accompanied with
a heavy gold signet ring, an opal tie pin,
and pair of gold cuff buttoaa.
On Saturday morning 2nd inst., James
0. Hardie, father of Thomas Hardie,
town, died very suddenly while at his
dangbter's, Mre Wm, Cleland, E'ma.
The old gentleman, who hal been roeid
ing with hie eon in town, drove out with
the latter to spend New Year's with Mr,
and Mre. Cleland, and was about reinen.
ed on Satneday morning when he tall over
end e#pired jeer ae be was getting into
the gutter. Fie hal been troubled with
heart e r v raaknet
ae iru' aane. time
Mies N. MaFerlawe, who lice been on
Ole teaching et, fl' tf the Lietowel Pnhlio
Bohool far the p081 yt lir and a hal, baa
resigned hl r position, sod left for Oaeleee,
Alberta, where elle !tau taken a eobool at
a largly increased salary. Her slater,
Mre. D. J. Pugh, resides there, which also
wile a resew) .f,_r her deoidiva to ge -eel
!Neel. Alien Macfarlane hoe been a
euoaeesfnl teeelter. Her piece on the
teaching staff of the Publio Sohool has
been titled by the appointment of Mise
Norton, eapply Legator, to the 'money.
ilYoletawot•tli.
Oefe.—Mre. Wm. Hayden, let con,
Howiek, died at 8 a, ne. ou Sundny, Jan.
Brd, 1904, at the age of 58 years, 8 months
and 5 deye. Deceased wee a native of the
oo001y of Antrim, Ireland, and came
WW1 her parents to thie ooautry when
ehe was 10 yearn of age, and after epend•
lug two months visiting relatives and
friends, Rattled on the farm ou whioh ale
died. Her maiden name was Anna
Hardman, and the property now owned
by Wm. Hayden was known se the
Herdman farm. During her illness of
some four or five .mouths, she bore up
with Ohritation fortitude end save for the
loved onee behind her, shel,ad no deeire
to live, but waited auxionely for the
message to oome, She leaves behind her
a husband two eons and two daughters at
home to mourn the lose of a kind wife
and loving mother. Their many neigh -
bore and friends join with the bereaved
ouee in this hoar of ell oriel end hope
that God'e blessing may attend tbie
dispensation of divine Providence. Her
8 brothers were in etteudanee et the
tutored, Samuel, Robert and Tbomaa
Hardman, Wetted respeotivtly at Strath-
roy, E imvtlte and Alliston. Interment
took piece o0 Tneeday nt Shipley,••
eervioee eonduuted by her pater, Rev. D.
Rogers.
Perth County.
8t, Alary's carried the Carnegie library
hy.law by 27 majority.
R. M. Ballautyue, Stratford, luta been
re.nominated far the Preeldeueyof the
prtraoducde,e branch of the Montreal board of
Gerald Fitzgera'd, Dublin, lost a fine
boiee while breaking the road from the
house to the barn. The animal fell
breaking one of ile lege and had to be
shot to put an end to its eafferl g.
Normankin
S uer left
Mitchell for
Bram rteu
where be has a
E soured d em-
ployment with the H. Dale Estate, the
'sagest uoreery dealers in Oanada and
who have thirteen stares under oovertf
gla0hre.
almere & Barnhardt, file and briok
makers, Monkton, bavediseolved partner.
ship, and the bosineee will now be
carried on by the latter gentleman. It is
Dot yet koown what Mr. Ohalmere
purposes/ doing,
The by lase for the railway, voted on in
Lo au on
Monday of teat
week, carried
b a majority v of over 8
0 votes. es. T '
1 Y This,
however, was abort of the requisite
number to pot the by law into effect as it
ie rumored that farmer's sone, and othere
who were not property holders, voted nay,
a scrutiny of the ballots is almost ewe to
take place.
One of the victims of the air hundred
horned to death in the Ohioago theatre,
was Mire Annie Radcliffe, of the 10 it
commission, B'ansbard. The rename
were brought to St. entree. The body
was horribly burned, a ring worn by the
unfortunate woman being the only meson
of identification, whioh was made more
certain by a email portion of the dress
which *stumped the flames.
Reuben Switzer, one of the very earliest
pioneers' of Blanehnrd, has passed away
at the age of92 n
end d 4 months.
Deaeaeed was a native of Ireland, a loyal
and patriotic) subject, an enthusiastic
0 angem'ee, and in politiae an nn0om-
promising Uoneervatove. Up to the time
of hie death he hold the poeiti0n of
Treasurer of the South Perth Con erre•
five Aeeooiation, and no matter IOW
severe the weather he was never absent
from any of the meetinge. He bad
many worm friends, and a wide Wrote et
oaquaintanoes by whom he Wes b•ghly
esteem di for his many kindly and
amiably qualities,
The aruete, annemodione nurses' reel.
knee, presented to the Hnepilal Trust
Stratford b
Hen, "
H n Time. B t
, rl al a
In
, 9 no, will
y
et0.tl
d as
a bright monument to the
memory of a nehle.minded wam'tn, and
it may be eetlmaled from the sympathetic'
interest which ehe toots in the holtpital in
life, that Ow would wish bet memory
prlpet aeled 10 uaerefittingly then in just
this way. The gift will he wellappreoiat.
ed, the more we 0e it is nt practical
utility',
R. F. Sutherland, lit. P., watt nomht
aced by the Liberals of North Eeeax
Several bueineae establishments at
Oampbelltord were damaged by Are.
Jenne. A. Reek, oattle Braver, was
robbed of 91,500 by highwaymen at
Tweed.
Fifty-two lives were lost by the sink•
ing of the eteamer (elation between
Seattle and Victoria.
Thomas Sweeny, gateman on the Grand
Trunk at St. Henri, wee killed while
walking on the railway,
The Toronto Electric' Light Oompany
are opposing the 0. 2, R,'e opplioation at
Ottawa to acquire more nod on the Be•
plonade.
The oppoinlmente of 0. E. Wbelihan,
registrar far South Perth, cud E. (hoick.
Blume, Police Magistrate for Niagara
Falls, Fort Erie, are gazetted.
STOCK FOR SERVICE
BOAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
uuderaigoed will keep for eervlee 0n
Lot 32, Oon. 11, Grey, a tboro'•bred improv-
ed Yorkshire hog. Pedigree may be seen ou
application, Terme, $1,00, to be paid at
time of service with privilege of returning
if aeaoeeary. DAN117L 1 eteef000,
20.4 Proprietor.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
BUY WANTED TO LEARN
Biacketnithing. Apply to GEORGE
EOSMIER, Jtpnestowo.
SHORT BORN YEARLING
Hull for gale, red in color and bred
from let maize steel, Lot 23, Con 18, Grey.
J. D. MONA10, Proprietor, Oraabroah P. 0.
7{10R SALE—LOT 207 AND
dwelling thereon, North-west corner
William and Albert streets, Brussels.
40•t1 0. CECHE.
1DEDIGREED YORKSHIRE
Piga for Bale, consisting of 1 hog and
8 sows, ws one month old. Far ,.
ee apply
1
nil
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at Aad iu
m Lime WerkR.e. W e P. S.
NTORO -
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ON Proprietor, xteto n
r Belgrave ' P
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p , g v Et/
ONEY TO LOAN.—$25,000.
We have the above amount of pri-
vate funds to loan on real estate mortgages
at 4i and a per cent. Easy terms of repay
no801 and costs of loan moderate,
PROUDFUOT, HAYS & BLAIR,
Barristers, &o., Goderioh,
t(1 THORO'•ERED YORKSHIRE
SOWS. over 8 months old, for aa1t,
Their mother is registered and has 4 er0sees
off imported stook. A quantity of Russian
seed barleyis 1 r
also H11ndfor L sale.o Apply
M orae to Brussels
is P. U. E, Lot 96, Ono, 4,
Morrie or Aru 21.5*
seats P. U. 218
VOR SALE—A REGISTERED
Bull 9 months old, dark reel, and is a
grand type of Shorthorn ; a splendid an-
imal and brad close to imported stook. Alen
a few registered Leioeeter ewes will be sold
right, to make more xoom, Let 10, Con, 15,
Grey. OLIVE1t TURNBULL,
Walton P. 0.
TEIOES'TER SHEEP FOR
4 8ALn —0 Leicester Ram Lambe, prioee
$5 to 07 ; 1 Fbeorliug• and 2 Ttvo•Sbeur
Banos, prices $10 to 612 A11 are good ouee.
Also a few Dwe Lambe, ptdoe $e"; and a few
good Ewes at moderate prices. DAVID
17ILNE de SON, Btbel, Out. 18
i TIIORO' BRED SHORT HORN
Rolls for sale. One is 1year old and
the other two younger, Aloe eeVoralregiet-
erecl 00IVB w and Heifers. Apply t
eo J9trUa-
nrn
1R, Lot Sp,Oou.B,Morels7wpeor.01
Brim -
sale P. 0, 2ii-tl
East Huron Agricultural
Society.
AnonalMeating of thehlust;Aurnn Aerleul-
tttral Sootety will bo held in lloe T2(1111,10:
wu 15, 1 ,
Braeeelo, ou WEDN➢SDA 2', JAN, 20tft,10o4,
at 1 e'elore p, m., for the l o r the of elect-
ing ,reere. and dfreotare for the current
year, receiving the annual reports and the
eranaaetlon el other business
W. H. diERR,
JAB. FERGUSON,
Seoratary, Preetoeut.
THE METFOPOL1TAN BANK
Statement of the Affairs of the Bank as at Dec. 3Ist, 1903.
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stook paid ftp..
Reserve Fund 9 1,000,000 00
Rebate on Bills Dteoonnted6,851 62
Balanoe of Profit and Loae
a0000nt parried forward18,282 81
Notes of the Bank in nitwit
When 526 687 60
Deposita not bearing interest 206,103 81
Deposita bearing intereet (in•
Wading interest accrued 10
date) 735,021 84
Deposits eby other Banka in
Canada 5,016 67
91,000,000 00
1,025,083 93
1,471,829 32
$8,496,918 26
ASSETS.
Specie and Dominion notes$ 171,341 86
Deposit with Dominion Gov•
ernment for eeourity of note
decollation
60
Notes and ()baguets of other
banks 100,517 38
Balance due from other banks
in Uanada 207,610 20
Balances due from agents in
United Kingdom 20 781 28
Jet/anew' due from agerite in
foreign c0antriee 44,018 94
Railway and other bonds, de
bent urea and eeeuritieo816,226 66
Call loans eeoured by bonds,
debentaree and stooks 647,888 74
Onrrent loans end dieoonnte,1,658,977'77$ 1,604,816 22
Notes and Mille overdue 1,189 06
Bank premieee, ea(eeand r friae
remit ore 288,032 72
Stationery, eto 1447 49
1.892597 08
93,496,913 26
PROFIT . AND
Deo.31, 1908. Written off Bank Promisee.,,. $10,000 00
Balance onrried forward,.,,., 18,282 81
$ 28,282 31
LOSS ACCOUNT..
Deo. 81, 1902.
81, 1908.
Balance et credit of aea0nnt. .. 9 1,696 06
Profile for the year, after detinet,
ing charges of Management, in -
totted doe depositors, rebate on
uomatnred bide, and after mak
ing full provision for all bad and
doubtful debts 28,585 68
et 28,282 81
W. D. ROSS, General Manager.
A, E. Amar & On., Termini, in a ale -
00'0,r to creditors, have woo ,u.eed their
hu bi
t It Ivti Meetthe nnvmn t duee Ian
16101, and have suggested rt new plan Of
liquidating 11 Dir irrdebtedoese,
The notion for $10(00 damogea for the
death of hsr husband brought about by
the widow of the late 1. R. Thema,.,
poetmau, who wan killed during oarnivel
week, against the Hamilton Street
Railway ()employ, bee been Oettled and
the rooted withdrawn•
The will of the Isle Ai drew 210 allo,
at, P. P., wan tiled for probate at Wood•
Week, Tho hu k of the eetate, whioh
51110unte to $41,828, is bequeathed to
relatives, but $1,000 to left to the
Woodetoult Hospital and 91,000 for the
ereotion of to public fountain.
REAL ESTATE,.
�AE M TO RENT, BEING LOT
20, 000, 16, Grey There ale 100 dorsa,
20 nailer aultivatlon. Apply to J04IDPH F.
11E0M0010, on the promisee, or Itouorloff
P,0 21t
��'0B SALE. -LOT 0, COL 6,
Grey. containing 100 acres, 75 being
cleared nod In good state of oultiyation.
Farm is well watered; good buildings, or.
chard, &e. Failure in health cause for eel -
Beg. Poseooeion given on 000 wonth'a
notice Terme nae', For further 00000u-
lars apply to TIILIIOhIAN SMITH, on tee
premises, or Brunets P. O 18
1ACRE FARM FOR SALE,
00 being Lot 11. Cbn. 4, Grey town-
ship. 80 acres el, ared, balouoe busb. There
lea good bourn, bank baro, orekard, &a,
Well fenced and farm in good condition ; 25
acres of Fail wheat in, 8 miles from Brus-
sale; only 4 of a 'mile Irmo dwell and
14 miles from sallow!. I otoeeelca eonld
be given to suit the puielomser. For fur-
ther partloulare us to price, terror, fe0., ail-.
Ply 00 the prewieos to A, 000R. Proprie-
tor, or at Tau Poem, Btestcle, 21.11
T..1 -,ARMS FOR SALE. — 350
motes amenities laud in the Towuob.p
of Grey—l.ot18, Onu. 14. 1(080114 ; Lot 37,
Oon 14,100 aortal ; and Lot 18, Con. 04,
50aoree-260 acres All in excellent condi-
tion with aret•ahtsa buildings ; boielt bougie
with all modern oonventeooee, and large.
hank barn, root and straw house, stables.
&a. Well watered, From 86 to 40 acres of
good hardwood bush. Lot 18, Con. 18, eon.
raining 109 aures of arst•alass laud, gond
frame heitse and large bank barn nearly
new. The property can bo sold 10 two or
three percale to suit pin chasm N. Torun
liberal, Also a 0c.mmoclioua dwelling house
and lot in B.useela. For fa,cher portion -
tars apply to the owner ou the premises,
LAI/ORLI/4 M0001410, or to JN0, LECE5l5,
Brussels. 21.0f
1 OV ACRE FARM FOR SALE
Lot6iCon. 7
Grey,
n
miles from of BrOsols.
Il mile from e ahool.
Spleoo!tl ti location. 'Cinder first classstatebaof
nk
hate, latest
imprcomfoved
haute, large hank
burn latest Improved 080100E stabling and
silo, Orchard, two never failing welts, aoa
other t onvenieooeo, Fall. wleat sown.
Proprietor le going West, For further par-
ticulars ea to terms &0 , apply ou premises
or address Brneeele, P, 0, N.M. 10IOHARD•
SON. tt
FARM FOR SALE CONTAIN.
mo 80 scree, being North halves of
Lots 15 annRI, Con. 1, Grey. Com fel table
frame house, bank baht, orchard, -&0, Only
4 miles from Molesworth. Gerd locality
and ane roads. Immediate r
1 oaee8ft If
burn is not sola byaka f
t b
year St will by
rented it suitablebout t-0 Winter
,leers. c 00 barn n.oute eau be made to Winter stools at barn
so as to wont up straw on hand. For fur-
ther partionlare apply to er write
18.11 W. H. 11:091110,Brussels.
JAN 14, 1904
...�. ,...... .dram
110g WOO /
McCaughey 131oc1c
lloanombor
our Binders, Mowers, Rohe, Harrows,
Qullivalore, Drills, stn , urn sot extell'ed
by Any du the tondo'',
To' i, awe int Need,
of any Farm requisite we have it at a
RIGHT priee.
This is the Place
for rare valuesin ()Otero and Sleigbe,
Harness, Cream Separators, Pulpere,
Wttebere and Wriogere.
To Como
leaped our Stook and get oar Prime
18 your Golden Opportunity if you are a
tiller of the eoil,
Wagons, Bnggiee, Hay Loaders, Forks
and 6linge, Windmills, Tread lowers,
Ensilage (lettere, &o , handled in season.
Neil S. McLauchlin,
AGENT.
Xmas
Gili�
A7r
Now we find ourselves taee
to fade with the Obrietmae
aeesou and we are after the
nioeetGitte for our Friends,
You can get one dozen
Photoe. for 75e and up.
We Lave a splendid assort.
mot of Photo. Mounts and
in Photographing we pride
ourselves in being op to•date,
this hie ee
aeonf
o th'
eY ear
shed
n
e t
Yeare abort 80 00
me In
the fore part of the day.
The edv0ntage in getting
Photoe, taken now is that we
can have them ready before
the Xmas rash.
With the compliments of
the season to one and all.
H.
01:1. !
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FLET
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WRITE JEWELRY STORE
le'le'Iu1014defe,IGl'el'ha'Id'tatsll 'el 4rla'el Idsl'W'e,'
Ladies' Solid Silver Watches
With guaranteed Movements, $4 75 and op.
Ladies' Gold Filled Watches
Caere guaranteed for 25 years, with guarautead movtmente, 99 00 and op.
Gents' Silverine Watches
With guaranteed Movemeute, $7,00;and up,
Gents' Filled Watches
Nees guaranteed for 20 & 25 years, with guaranteed Movemente, $11 and up.
1 'Wo give a Written Guarantee with each of the above Watches.
419,IIIA!Idllinth,all'le'hl'6re14ln1al,'4rh,'INIn^
a P1 tohe; The Close Price Jeweler,
aamlem”.16
Rare5 •y .;i`portunity
•
IJYT OVIR,C0ATS
DON'T MSS IT !
We have a large stock of ].Glen's, Boys', Youths' and
Children's Overcoats and in order to clear them out
quickly have decided', to rrlake big reductions in the
price of all lines, -
We Offer You in this Special December Sale s
$4 00 Overcoats now going at
5 00 *' . it
6 00 & 6 50 Overcoats now going at
7 00 Overcoats now going at
8 00 tc r1
1000 t' it
frfll
$s 25
4 25
5 00
G 50
6 60
8 25
These are actual reductions off regular hest -class values and not
marked up ib order to cut prices. Act quickly and get first choice
and your proper size.
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