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SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. a. & D.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and Smith, as follows:
Garnet Booms Going Scum.
Mail 7:15 aan I Milted 9:00 a,m
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total Baas Items.
A ohiel's among ye takir ' notee,
.An' faith he'll prent iv.
Daft fail to hear Mies Merry,
FALL Fair Oomert Friday evening.
Gnome BOOT shipped a oar of hogs.
rox,xems will take its innings now for a
few weeks.
Senor, Board will meet Friday even-
ing of next week.
ALP. Blexert shipped a oar of baled
hay and a oar of oats this week.
Seozzann program is ready for the Fall
Fair Concert. Did yon see the bill of
fare?
A. 0. Damns kept tip kis record by
sending out a oar of cattle and a oar of
hose this week.
Do yon ever bees the blues ? If so
hear Fax Friday evening at the Fall
Fair O000ert and get rid of theca.
Counaumon 'Thomson emit a oar of ex.
port apples from Brussels this week. Ile
is handling a /arge quantity of fruit this
Fall.
Ammon salsa are on the boom. Tars
Pose is a fine medium in which to ad.
venire!, them and also to supply the
necessary bills.
Tam Huron Promotion Examinations
will be held Oot 2041 and 21e6. Sohools
taking the examivations should notify
the Impeotors at onoe.
PRBOIDENT FRACIVE011 and Vitae Pres,
Geo. Thomson made 5 °saves of the
business people on Tuesday afternoon
and Bemired a, fine list of members for
the Agrioultnral Sodety. They made a
good team,
Tax salt businese has streak a lively
gait once more. Messrs. Ransford
shipped 6 cern since our report lest week.
Forename Mooney and hie staff don't let
the gram grow under their feet when
orders come in.
SEE m-Oounaillor Thomson and Dr.
IlioNartgbten are combining in a display
of Indian oriositiee, owned by them, at
Brunets Fall Fair that are well worth
geeing. If the dootor is the Medioine
man, (Najaf Thomson will have to be the
scalp hunter we guppies.
Osens of invitation are out for the
marriage of Dr. A. W. L. Gilpin, of
Michigan Oily, Ind., and Mies Isabel Mo.
Kenzie, of Oweo Sound. The oeremony
will be performed at the home of the
bride next Wednesday. Dr. Gilpin
arrived in town on Thureday of that
week.
AesEnner,X.-The young bachelors gave
an Aeeembly in the Town Hall Friday
evening of last week. There wen about
one bemired in attendance. The Imper-
ial Orcheetra supplied good music: and
lunch was served from 12 to 1 p. m. The
party broke up about 8 a. m. Cousider-
able pains were taken in deoorating the
Hail for the occasion.
Tenant° Star says of Mimi Merry's
appearance at a concert in Toronto last
Saturday evening : "The surprise of the
evening, however, was the reception
amorded Miee Grace Merry, elocutionist,
Mem Merry lute been studying dining the
past year with Owen A. Emily, and it
was her fleet public appearance in ber
native city, Miee Merry was an inetant-
emeous 9600800 ; ber firet'number received
six male, and on ber second appearance
the was brought back to the platform no
lees than eight Dino. Snob a reception
by au audienoe well moustomed to the
beat talent was little abort of a triumph,
and Miee Merry may enter the ranks of
profeasienal elooutionists with the 58805.
acne of future encumee, In her Sootoh,
Melo, and negro dialect the imperson•
ations were extremely clever and apt,
while in her heavier nnothere the
audience was held in the greatest atten-
tion." Hear her at the Fall Fair Con•
cert Friday evening of this week, in
Bra:mete Town Hall.
Feta SnortETAMES. - FM the oonven.
ienoe of any of our mediae, who wish to
know the names of any of the secretaries
of the Fall Fairs or Agricultural demo -
lotions of the meaty we publish the
liet as it appears in the Ptovinoial Legie-
taboret returns, just Leaned : D. Enron
and Grey, W. H. Kerr, Bruseels I Hove.
lett, W. We Dere, Fordwith ; Morrie, A
E. Bradwin, Blyth ; S. Hmon, M. Y.
MoLean, Seaforth ; Hay, D. S. Feast,
Zurich • Stanley, H. Drehmann, Bay.
field ; el'tephen and gleborne, A. G. Dyer,
Ilmetee ; Tutheremith, T. E. ayea, Sea.
eortia Seaforth Hortioultnral, Wm.
XIllett; Seaforth ; W. Hurczn, Jamal
Mitehell, Goderiell ; Asitfielci and W.
?fflawanoett, a. Moliwain, Nile ; Turn -
berry, W. Boberteon, Wingham ; E.
•Aftwatiemb, Anderoon, Belgrave 1
Mien2tallaultgra1, 4, Porter, Clinton;
tioderieh Hortioelturol, F.rn. Lane,
14.150140 .t916.
Attren
Lase & gro phat by hearing Fax Friday
eveoiug.
A. oat of cement was reoeived by
Messro. Wilton & Tnrnbull this week.
Two oars of nate were shipped from the
Graham storehouse shale our last footle.
AstoTHER oar of heading was forwarded
from the G. T. R. here by McDonald
Bros., of Walton,
A Mtrana, and litetary program will
be given at the "Palau" Thursday even.
log in moneotion with the Fall Fair.
Ws are Barry to report that the baby
daughter of jno. and Mrs. Doig, of Ford-
wioh, died last week. The tonere' was
on Thursday.
Rem Jew. Ross took the funeral ser•
vim in connection with the little son of
Joseph Smith, Morrie, who was buried
last Sunday afternoon.
J. Dlotemontints is olearing up hie large
stook of scrap iron and shipped a oar this
week. He handles a lot of iron and
works bard enough to deserve a good
rake-off.
jolt. BURTON bad the miefortune to
break the small bone in Ins right leg the
other day and is now getting about On
crutches. We hope he will soon be
o. k.
A. Rouen belonging to A. Gerrie jr. got
tangled in a barb wire Monday night,
while tied at a gate and received a had
out on one front leg, whiob bled very
profunly.
Moss Pewees,' of Toronto, le a general
favorite wherever the appears. Tbe prase
notices received are most eulogistic. She
may be heard in eolo and duet at the
Fall Fair (Sellout, Brueeele Town Hall,
Friday evening of this week.
Da, BUTLER 00HING,-Dr. Butler,
speoialiet, will make a professional visit
to Brueeele on Wedneaday, Oot. 3,9. Be
is malting a epee:laity of diseases of The
Ear, Nose and Throat and may be eon -
stilted at the American Hotel on above
mentioned date.
RBEIRRYIN) seat plan of the Hall for the
Fall Fair Content 10 56 Fox's drag store.
The eeate are going with a rush. If you
have not yet seamed yours lose no time
in doing so. Reserved ticket holders
will be admitted at side door of the Hall
on Friday evening.
TORONTO bakers with few exceptionet
, raised the retail prioe of bread ono oent
a three•pound. In other words, the
email loaf weighing 1 pounds is now
costing 6 mete, or two for eleven cents.
The reasen given Inc the advaena ie the
increased prioe of float., which now sells
et 55 60 or 51 50 more than et this time
last year.
Lase Monday'a Toronto Globe says of
Min Merry, who will be the elooutionist
at East Huron Fall Pair (lomat Friday
evening, in reporting a Y. M. 0. A.
Content in Toronto :-"Miee Gram
Merry, a clever eleoutionist, made her
first pnblio appearance, and made a
decided names receiving no fewer than
eight remits after her last solution."
WORRAION have been buy replacing the
posts ander the foundation of the "Nor.
ton" terrace by solid blocks of atone and
making other necessary improvements.
Inepeotor Robb, who is now owner, will
extend the terrain Southward next Spring
by the erection of Several additional
apartments for wbioh be will find ready
tenants, He may build a new resider:le
for himself on the same lot.
BAD AOOIDENT,-Last Monday Mee,
Jno. Downing received the sad intima•
tion that her brother, William Myers,
had met hie death on the morning
previous at Burketon. He watt 65 years
of age and dull of hearing and while
walking on the railway treat wae etruok
by a train with fatal results, Mee.
Downing left on the afternoon train to
attend the funeral.
EAU Evans 001.181111VATIV1111.-Tasoday
after000n of next weak Ertel Huron
Conservatvies will hold a Nominating
Convention in the Town Hall, Brumela,
to place a candidate in the field for
the ooming election for the Oommooc.
Dr, Obieholm, who is the Preeident of
the Aeeooiation, is likely to be the Candi.
date. Col. Sam. Hughes, well known in
this Province, is announced 60 be present
to :live an addrese.
Prioemere Som -Saturday afternoon
the property belonging to the David
Maxwell estate wag disposed of ail
advertised, at the American Hotel here.
F. S. s.,, wee the auotioneer. The
100 more farm, 7th line, wag bought by
Heffron Broa., of Blyth, the prim being
55,000 ;the vacant lot Brtuisekt North,
went to P. Anent, town, at 5120 ; and
the house and lot Elizabeth street, Bros -
eels, to Alfred Baeker for 6200,
3. FINE TERM 111Rool11).--13rneeels
Tennis handicap tournament wag finish
ed a gnat time ago, a prize of a fountain
pen had been offered by Druggiet Fax.
After an interesting series of gameg the
result Yvan as follows H.
Cameron ; 2nd, W. M. Sinolair ; 8rd,
A. E. 15Iol1ih; 4th, Jame': Fax 6616,
E, G. Eggleston ; 6th, Alex. Mo-
Keivey ; 7th, A. 11, Montgomery ;
8th, R. Wane; 19th, 0. Gordon,
Brueeele Tennis Cfinb hae had a vary
suecesefel year. They played five match
games with onteide teame and were
vietorione In all amp one -at Wing.
bane which 500 It le worth men-
tioning that Braesels doublet did not
looa point during the entire 865060,
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A, 0. MAOFARGANE, AGENT.
INJOREP-Wedneaday evening Jno.
Hewitt, tne well known touvoriel artist,
wae seriodsly injured by a fall from the
fence. Two doctors were in attendance
on Thursday morning bat we hope he
will shortly be able to attend to bueiueoe
e.si is hie custom.
Tait Sr. Thome Tants Pexe:-The
appearance of Miss Ethel Powell wae
awaited with interest, and a welcoming
buret of applame greeted her se she
etepped to the front. Tall and slender,
graceful and symmetrical of figure, Miee
Powell bag a haudeorne and altogether
almost attractive peroonelity. Her first
solution wae the ”Auld Plaid Shawl,"
a somewhat exacting descriptive ballad,
requiring oonsiderable range, leftee
Powell's mezzo voioe le emellent, and her
vocalization and articulation show fine
control and intelligence in interpretation.
Her second number was a double one -
"Violet;," by Wright, and "The Dear
Little Shatnrook," been of which were
beantifally song, and around great en.
thneittem. Her third sena:Don was
"Ielacd of Dreams," eubatituded for
"Baby's Kies," whirl') appeared on the pro
gram. This also was admirably patented.
In the duet, "The Crookit Bawbee," Mies
Powell eaag expressively aim, and the
duet was one of the gems of the evening.
The fair soprano was encored each time,
and her capital rendering of Sporr's
ridiou'one fonnyiem, "The Tin Gee•Gee"
was one of her beet exhibitions of die-
nriptiveness. It PM thoroughly enjoyed
by young and old, and the moral of the
•song oould not feel to be understood.
BABE Berm Mena -The following is
from the file of the Lietowel Banner of
July 20, 1871: -An interesting game of
base ball was played in Ainleyville,
Monday last between the "Maitland:1" of
that place and the "Bed Stookinge" of
Liatowel, which resulted in a vide* Inc
our "Red Stookinge" by thirteen rans.
The game oommemed about 11 &Moog,
and continued until noon, when the play-
ers were invited to partake of refresh•
mente at the eMaitiand'e" expenee, and
ell proceeded to Leonard'e hotel, where a
unit olass dinner awaited them. After
dinner play wae again renamed, and me-
th:ma, with the best of feelinge on both
side% until the Mose of the game. The
day wae very favorable for playing, ex-
cept that the wind was rather strong,
oonsequeutly preventing many balls
from being °aught that might otheewiee
have easily been mound. But, however,
ooneiderine this to be the first game
that the "Red Stookings" olab have play-
ed away from their own grounds, it
roust be said that they did exceedingly
well in gaining a victory over so old and
well established a club as the "Malt -
kande." We hope that they may gain
many snob victories during the season.
The return match will be played in
Listowel on the grounds of the baseball
olub, in about two weeks. The following
ie the aeon :-
Listowel R. 0.
8. 10 8
3. AK.idHdaoking 13. 2
8 6
wT,mTolhlsoti;p,;on
12 3
D. Barber 12 2
W. 0. Kidd 11 5
Geo. Olimie 11. 1
Chas, Livingstone 10 4
Jas. Greenwood 10 1
9
Total 6 27
Inning8..1 2 3 4 0 7 8 9,
500118.. .4 8 17 1 6 22 17 11 14,
Ainleyville
C. B. Cooper
R. 0.
9
D. MoNaughton 10 8
Hamilton 8 1
Biggins 10 8
Fiehleigb 12 1
Wm. Ferguson 9 4
J. Stewart 10 2
W. T. Bray 8 8
Chapman .. 5 2
Total 82 27
innings..2 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0.
Soore..,.24 7 4 6 2 8 18 20 2,
Umpire, Geo, 0, Mortimer, Lietowel ;
Somers Philip Goodman, Lietowel ;
David Rothar, Ainlevville.
Sommelier, Eimuyanto - Last Sabbath
Rev. J. E. Oliver, of Lietowel, preaohed
the Harvest Horne sermons in the Meth•
cruet thumb in tbie phase. There were
large congregations and good musio.
The beautiful 23r3 Psalm was the theme
in the morning and "Behold I stand at
the door end knock, &o., at the evening
soviets. Both eloquent discourses that
will muse the preacher to be long remem-
bered here and will ensure him the
heartiest of welcomes on any future visit.
In the afternoon an enjoyable time wail
vent at the Sabbath Soho& annual Rally
gervice. There were about 800 present. A
reedinglwits given by Mies Minnie Mo.
Naughton ; a solo by Miss Thin Ed•
made and it brief address by Rev, Me.
Oliver in addition to the 20 068500085
from the Mune in gong, Amy eempture
reforemes or addresees. Monday evening
the leofure on "Fiehte for the Flag or
how Britain caved the world"wag given
by Rev. Me, Oliver. It occupied about
2 hours and was never walled in town
he majeetio sweep as the speaker de-
scribed go graphically the viotortee of
sea and land, No one mold fail to be
proud of being a unit in the great 13eitigh
Empire and reinter. 16 the viotorious
Maeda of the grand old flag. Rev. Mo.
°Dyer has a °holm, ready flow af fan -
page end his pororabion wae pimply
tnagnifthent. He WWI worthy of the
hearty vote ei thank. aaaoraad
Mtn netena Griffin, ef Winsbare, ten.
deed two fine eoloe, "Rook of Ages" and
"What a Friend we have in Josue" with
great memptability and gave ample proof
of her ability to ging se well rte teaoh.
Mat. (Rev.) Baker, of Walton, was heard
for the first Date and gang with unusual
eweetnese, "Father Eternal" and "The
Game Song." She will be very gladly
received received again. Mre. G. A.
Powell, of Toronto, and Mies Griffin
performed their part se accompanists
with their ague' ability. The financial
pooeede of the Harvest Bottle were
nearly 5100, whioli sena will probably be
reached when some envelopes expected
are heeded in. The thumb was decor-
ated for the 000mion.
Business Locals.
•
BruswER's Photo Studio will be open on
Fair•day. - FL R. Beewne.
ARPRENTIOS wanted to learn barbering,
either boy or young man.
W. a DuROAN, Barber, Brussels.
Dm you 'ever get a photo taken
Good chance on Fair -day, at Brussels.
H. R. Banwma.
Neer, two birds with one atone and get
your photo taken while at Brussele Fair.
H. R. BIIIIWNR,
A. Few/ smooth, true, fast end easy
cut oau be made when gam are gemmed,
filed and get by T. MoGregor, Hill street,
Brueeele.
THAT Drelle Goods Sale :-Never VMS
there offered to the Ladiee of Huron and
Brum Ruch an opportunity. Slanehter•
ing the most fathionable of Drese Goods
right now. If you want 1, 3 or 5 dresses
it will pay yon to drive 25 miles to
King's. Begs gill 20o.
G. E. SING, Winghana,
People We Know.
Bert. Laing, of Wingbam, Bandaged in
town.
Herbert Mention wart visiting Miao
Violet Cooper this week.
Miss Beryl West, of Ripley, has been a
visitor with Brussels friends.
Mre. George &MN and daughter were
visiting in Grey townahip.
Arlie McMillen is bothered with in-
flammation in one of her eyes.
Banal Zimmer returned to the School
of Practical Soienoe at Toronto on
Saturday.
Mrs. Mag. Timn, of Toronto, is visit-
ing her sister, Mrs. Geo. Edwards,
Bruesols,
Mies Hattie Levis, of Clinton, is
vieiting bee amain, Miss Eva Caution,
Benguela.
Sanas and Mrs. Cooper and family
spent Sunday with Mrs. Joe. Itlarehall,
of Seaforth.
Miss Mabel leutledge, of Auburn, ie
visiting her oousin, Miss Rilla Ounning•
Man in totem
Miee Mary MoLanohlin, of Toronto,
woe a weloozne visitor under the parental
roof during the pet week.
Mies Jean MoLanohlin was ab Atwood
Fair Tuesday evenine, officiating as
accompanist at the (lomat.
Nerdy MoLennan, drug traveller, of
London, was in town on Wedneeday.
Few men on the road are name papular
than Murdy.
W. J. Cameron has gone to Toronto to
attend the Dental College in commotion
with hie final year. We hope to see hie
name in the honor roll next Spring.
Mr. and Mee. Farrow, of Ottawa, were
in town over Sunday visiting Postmaster
and Dam Farrow. Mr. Farrow, who ie a
son of our townsman, holds a most im-
portant poet in the Oustome Department
at the Capita.' and fills the office with
great ability and aoceptability.
Oom, 6, 1904
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A. D, MIILLISH, Manager,
Miss Lizzie MoLauthlin, Aire, A, D.
Grant and Miss Lena MacArthur attend-
ed the funeral of their smut, dire, D. J.
Maduthre, at Tiverton, ON Wednesday.
D. IlaoDonald, kg. P., of Wiugham,
WWI in town ou Tueeday arranging the
preliminaries of his election ounpaign,
The ght will be short, sharp and de
Miss Annie B. Ross was a judge of
Ladies' work at Atwood Fall Fair this
week. She has been filling the eatne poet
for eeveral years which is a proof of her
ameptability.
Mre, W. V. Stewart gave an At Home
to the numbers of the Woman's Mission•
, ary Society of Brueeele Methodist ohurch
on Tuesday from 8 to 6 p. na. A. delight -
fel time was enjoyed.
We are sorry to report that Mre. Alex.
MoLennan is not in possession of the
greatest boon -good bettlth-but hope the
remedies being need may prove betirfiuial
in her complete restoration, ere long.
Geo. IC. Rutledge and Mies Mary D.
Kerr, of the Nile, were *needed Wednes-
day of last week by Rev. Ur. Kennedy.
Herb. and Mies Rills Cluuningbarn, of
town, attended. They are cumeine to
the groom.
Mrs. G. A, Powell, of Toronto, a former
Bruseelite, is the gueet of Mrs. Fletcher
and renewing old time friendshipe. She
reoently returned from a visit to the
British Ielee and the Coutinent having a
moat enjoyable trip,
THE Pon is pleated to report continued
favorable program by Mee. Wm.Ternbull,
who underwent a medical operation at
London hospitel a Ebert time ago. We
hope to soon see her able to return to her
home and frieuda in Brume's.
'Friday of last week J. H. Kerney
arrived home from an enjoyable ramble
through Manitoba, the Northwest and
Dakota. He added 15 pounds to his pee.
ent oorpuleme whiob does not incommode
him in getting aboat as lively as before
he pat on so mule fleah.
Harvey Bnohanetz, of town, bas gone to
Monerieff, Grey townehip, to teach owing
to the resignation of Teacher Sawere,
who has gone to etudy Medicine at Lon
don Oollege. The people of Monoriell
will find Mr. Buchanan well worthy of
their higheth esteem, and a capital
tee.oher to boot.
Jae. and Mrs. Oliver and Mies Mary
took the King Edward steamer at Kin-
cardine on Tuesday for Thee/talon where
they purpose spending the Fall and Win.
ter with relatives. Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver have been old and well known
residents of Brueeele and they marry with
them the good wishes of a large circle of
frienb
Teday of Iset week James Outhill
arrived home from a holiday vieit with
relatives and Mende in Scotland. He
had a fine trip, going by the Allan °tom-
er, Bavarian, and returning by the Sar-
dinian of the same line. Prior to his
voyage he had been Weet as far es Cal-
ory, N. W. T., se wae a good way on a
tour of rounding the world,
• ill1(11t011 (1111.511135i.
The Women's Miesionary Society
Convention of the London Conference
was held in the Methodist church, Strat-
ford, Raja week.
Bev. Jno. Roes, B. A.,, took for hie
morning discourse last Sabbath in
Melville Murcia "The Seeking Love of
God" and the topic in the evening ..was
"A Solemn Appeal."
GOMMO111013 will be observed in the
Melville thumb next Sabbath morning
when the pastor will oonduot the Bereft's.
At the preparatory meeting on Saturday
at 2 30 p. m, Rev. G. M. Dunn, of
Whiteolauroh, will be the preacher. At the
Thankegiving gentles on Monday morn-
ing at 10 30 o'oloolt, Bev. J. J. Bantle, of
Belgrave, will 000npy the pulpit.
Preabytery of Maitland meeta at
Moleeworth, Tueeday, Oob, 11th, at 2.30
p. me for the induction of Rev. Mr, Bar-
nett and the disposal of a oall from Bel-
tnore to Rev, Mr, Radford, The 50510
body will estimable at Lueltnow the
some weak for the 'eduction of Rev. Mr.
itleKerrol.
Owing to Mr. Powellie mother bathe
ill with typhoid fever he was unable to
take charge of the services in St. John's
churoh here last Sunday. F. kletoelf,
lay reader, 01 Blyth, supp.ied in the
morning and at Welton in the afternoon.
The evening service hare wae withdritwn,
Next Sunday Rev. I. M. Webb is expect. BRUBRUS Oat, 6-7
ed to be preseet. Blyth " 31-12
Deegan/ion " 18-14
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Yon may be mire no errors have
mouthed. Wo take the greatest
paelble care in filling all mix -
tune We will be glad to fill
your13.
AT ;
Drug Store
Jobe Mill, engineer of the M 0 It
rem fatally injured at Minder:ea Jtznotion,
hie engine turning aver in a ditch.
The mounted Pollee again have their
hands full watching the Donkhobore who
have renewed their pilgrimage in Beard]
of the Messiah.
Eton, On as. D. Raines, ex Congressmen,
of New York State, le in Hamilton with
Eggs per CROZ912
a propoeal to build a new railway to
Hay per ton
Brentford.
Flour, pee mot
Fall Wheat 75 1 00
Barley 87 40
Peas 55 GO
Oate 80 82
Brater, tubs and rolfe.,12 13
17 18
6 00 6 00
4 00 5 00
Potatoes per bus 60 60
Applee (pee bbl.) 1 00 1 25
Se d, per bbl., retell 1 00 70
Hoge, Live .. 6 40 6 50
emaxe,xe
Droxsoa.-In ,Wroxeter, on Sept, 27t1),
to Mr. and Mrs. F. Y. Ditheon, a
daughter.
Henere.-In Wroxter, on Sept. 26th, to
Mr. and Dire. Geo. G. Harele, e000,
SHITH.-In Morris on Sept. 30, infant
eon of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith,
aged 5 months and 28 days.
..N.A.TOTZOST
TURSDAY, 00T. l8.-allttle and pigs,
Lot 28, Oon, 8, Grey. 6510, unreserved,
at 1 o'clook. Trios, 1.avvescae, Prop.,
P. S. Scow; Ano,
WERNRSDAY, DOT. 19.-11'arm Moak,
implements, &o, Ni Lot 14, Oon. 14, Pio
Killop, Sale unreserved at 1 p. m.
Mits. Tome. Osman., Proprietress, F. EL
Boors,
THURSDAN, 00T. 20. -Farm stook, im•
plemente, &o, Lot 9, Con. 12, Grey.
Sale unregerved, at 1 p. m. Mrs. T.
Calder, Proprietress, F. S. Scott, Ano
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
r OST ABOUT SEPT. 1ST,
J._.; a young Pox Round, white in eolor,
with 0 Waal. snots an body and tan ears. A
reward 05 31 will be paid to ender.,
ems J. 3. SELLERS, Bluevale.
2on ACRE FARM FOR SALE
N../ being Lots 00 and 67, 1010011,,
Turuberry. Good brick house, bank barn,
CO soros heavy amber. Apply to S. A.
SNELL, Jamestown, Ont. 10
Teacher Wanted.
— •
Teacher wanted, male or female, holding
Secouil Claes cart ideate . for M 0,0. No,11.
Morris, Grey and MeEillop, (situated at
Walton.) Duties to oommenoe Jan. Ord,
1105. Applieations, statith salary, received
up 60 006. 2end. R.H. PERGLiSON,
18-8 Bea., Walton.
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GREAT PREPARATIONS
ABID BI_YTH FALL FAIR
TO BE HELD OCT. 11 & 12
The rnaoagsra are sparing neither time nor expense to make it the
moat eureardul fail ever hold in the county of Huron,
Our Mammoth Cash Store hag made groat preparations to supply
visitors to the fair with all that 15 0810 and fashionable in the following
linee at spacial prices :
Ladiee' Cloth Jaakete, in an the latent deeigna, from 52 50 to 51500;
Ledise' Astraohnn /Nolte's, from 25 00 to 46 00 1. Ladiee' Greenland
Seal Jemicete, from 30 00 to 45 00 ; Ladles' Eleetno Seal Junkets, from
30 00 to 50.00 ; Men's For Coats et special prioes for fair day ; Men'e
Lined Kid end Mooha Gloves, from 500 to 1 60 ; Mon's Fine Beaver
Overomas at 600, 7.60 and 10.00 ; Men's, Warm Underwear, in great
vaeiety, from 25o to 1 25 ; Ladies' nee, in Buffet Oaperines Scarfs
end Boas, in Coney, Opoesure, ,Sable Rook Martin mai lentil:, from
1,25 to 40.00 1 Stadion' French Kid Gloves, VOWne'e and Powneyez
celebrated makes, in blook and Wore, mb 86o, 1,00 and L25 Liztlies'
Golf &theta, in ail oelore, id 1,26, L75; 2 00 and 2,76 ; Ladiee' Cloth .
Mirth, in bleok and mime, from 1.25 to 7.50 ; Ladiee' Way Mufflers,
in white and colors, At 500 med 75o ; Men's Way Mufftlers' in blank
and fanoy, 260 to 1,00,
/ leave your wrap and Wools. Walk through our reammoth eetabligh-
lelfillitiety parlors', me ell the new °mations in
Letilee' fleedgem, Yon need not epend a cent 050058 you wont to,
Mont. Bee eta great (Replay of New Dress Goode, we are Icadere in this
inc. Walk theongh one
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When yon come to Biyth fait make this eters your headquertere,
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THE
ISSES HABKIRK
Take this opportunity of announcing
their Display of Fall and Winter Mil.
Iinery on
Tuesday &
Wednesday,
ct
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which will continue during the days of Brussels Fair.
A Cordial Invitation is extended to the
Ladies of Brussels and vicinity to at-
tend and inspect a complete assortment
of Trimmed and Ready-to-wear Hats
at Popular Prices.
The Misses Habkirk.
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Our Fine
ery will
Thursday,
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' To which
Choice Stock
. Our Prices
est and
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Display
take
Friday
the
Choicest.
q'
L,
place
Ladies
of
are
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Ready-to-wear
Right
u
of
on.
and.
HAYOROFT
r
Li it y
Fashionable Millin-
: .
Saturday
6, 7 & 8
are cordially.invited.
Hats.
and Styles the New-