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Standard Bank of Canada T H-EMETROPOLITAN
Got rid of the Flies and secure comfort for yourself by get-
ting a package of Fly Pads or. some Tauglefoot. They will
free your home of the pest in a very short time.
Fly Pads at 10c and 5e per package,
•Tanglefoot, 4 sheets fur 5o.
FOR PICKLING
Use our pure Spices. You will find them to give the beat
of satisfaction. We also keep a large assortment of Corks
for Pickle Bottles and Catsup Bottles, also Sealing Wax.
DRUGGIST AND STATIONER.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOVTHEaN ExTEN2ION W. G. & E.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows;
Gorse Booms Genie ?Totem.
Mail 7:05 a,m I Mixed 8:40 eon
Mixed ..... ....11:25 a.m Mail 1:28 p,m
Esproee......9:G2p.m Expreee 8:51 p.m
pal Bdus 1te t t
A obiel's amang ye takit' notes,
An' faith he'll punt is.
BIMIANaiY openiage Friday and Satnr•
day of this week.
Mrs. F. S. Scott is visiting her son, D,
M. and Mre, Scott at Hamilton,
Mr. Chancy, of Rockwood, was visit.
ing at S. Bailey's for a few days.
PLAN of reserved nate for Fall Fair
Concert will open at Fox's drug stare on
Monday morning of Dixt week.
AT Seatotth Fair last Friday, Harry
Dennis, of Moliillop, took let with a year
old Kaplan and 2nd ou a Costumer foal,
in roadster °lasses.
Wm. Anderson and wife, of Obealey,
are visitors with relatives and friends in
Brussels and Morrie. The visitors were
former Morriaitea.
Ax anetylene plant will be installed et
the stores of Messrs. Ferguson and Rosa
to be utilized in lighting their premises.
A briok building is being built at the
rear of the Garfield blook for the gen•
erator.
JUDGE Doxos will hold a Court for the
pnrpoee of aorreoting Brussels Voters'
List for 1005 in the Town Hall on Friday,
Oot. 6th at 10 a, m. There are some 40
appetite.
DR. Boma, epeoialist, will be at the
American Hotel, Brussels,. on Tboreday,
Oot. 5th, and Thareday Dee. 7th, when
he will be pleased to have pereone de-
siring his professional skill or advioe,
halt and see him.
INPITATIONs are 0115 for the marriage
of Ira Gerry, of Fart William, and Mise
Laura B. Peebles, of Morrie Man., both
former Brnsselites, the ceremony to take
plane at the bride's home on Wednesday
of next weak, They will have many
good wishes from this locality for a hap.
pp and prosperous career.
Gronaa N. Melanins, of Midland, a
former well known Brasselite, was in
town on Tuesday shaking bands with old
friends. It is reported that Mr. MoLar.
en may open up another Dry Goods store
in town in the store reoently vacated by
J. Ferguson & Co. He was associated
with A. R. Smith in the Flame block when
here before so would no doubt feel quite
at home in the old stand. Mr. McLaren
is a good business man,
GOING TO LisTowEL.—R, K. Ross, a
well known resident oftown whose flonr
and feed mill was destroyed by fire last
May, has purchased the hardware
business of Howard & Go., Lietowel, and
will take possession next week. While
sorry to lose so highly and deservedly
esteemed family from Brussels we are
pleased that they are to locate so con-
viently near. Listowel will be almost
like home to bbem as Mr. Ross spent
some time there and Mrs. Roes' parental
home has been there for years. Their
many old friends in Brussels and local•
ity with them the beat of moues,
Home Sorin.—The Bale at Thos. Ma.
Lauohlin's took place last Tuesday after.
noon, according to announcement.
"Monbars," the bleak roadster stallion
was bought by W. Kidd, of Listowel, for
$1800, and the same gentleman par.
phased the heavy draft imported stallion
"Royal Park," for $700. The horses were
shipped to Listowel on Wednesday.
Robert Carrie, 4th line, Morrie, was the
highest bidden for the brood mars and
"Monbars" foal, at $225. F. B. Butt
was the auctioneer. Mr, MoLanablin
has been in the horse business for many
years and has handled some dandies in
that time.
To THE PEOPLE OE BRUSSELS AND-SUE-
R00NDING COUNTRY.—I beg t0 notify you
that as the transfer of the Canadian
Express busineee bas been made from
Wm. Henry to myself that the office of
the same will be at my shop. Goode for
shipment via Canadian Go, I would ask
you to kindly leave same at my shop
for billing and not at station, Express
paraela will be delivered to any part of
the town and all heavy parcels of ship.
mens I will oell for at your plaoe.
Money Orders carefully attended to,
Yours respectfully, J. W. KERNEY.
Telephone No. 6. P. B,—Don't ask me
to call for bnggage that work is done by
Geo. Muldoon. J. W. K.
CLEARING TUE WHOLE STOPS GUT,—Tbe
Large Bankrupt Stook of the Ritobie
Estate, W ingbam, has been purchased by
a Toronto firm, at a low rate on the
48, and they intend Clearing the whole
stock out Regardleee of Goat. The atoak,
amounting to $25,000.00 le all np-to date,
oonsieting of staple and fanoy Dry Goods,
Cllotbing, GentsFurnishinge, Groceries,
Boots and Shoes, neuae Feenishinge,
ate., and tie they intend clearing the
whole steak ons tem now until Xmas at
Cost ?does and below, the people of
T3rnaseie will save moony by tasting a trip
to Wingbam and etook•up in whatever
they may regain for the Fall and Win.
ter, Remember everything mint be sold.
O4REY 'SHOE Co„ Ritahie'e old stand,
Wingham,
T
w®am
EAST Honoat Fall Fair Oot. 5 and 6.
Get a prize list and arrange an exhibit,
hire. T. L. Hamilton and Mies Kidd,
of Listowel, spent Wednesday visiting
Mre. Leohie at "Kelvin Grove."
Mime Nellie and Kate Harbottle are
here from Barrie where they spent
several months with their mother.
Mra. Dr,) Holmes is having a most
enjoyable visit in British Columbia,
Washington Territory and other local.
ities,
Charlie Richards has gene to Toronto
where he is taking a course at the Oon•
servatory of music. We wish him
5000505,
Da, Ovens, M. D., Surgeon, Ooculist
Specialist, Jieeaeee of Eye, Ear and
Nose treated and glasses fitted properly,
Will be at Smith's Drug Store, Braude,
on Tuesday, Oot. 17th. Hours 8 a. m,
to 1.30 p. m.
Rev. G. H. Raley writing THE PoeT
from Kitamaat, B. 0. under date of Sept.
4th says ;— "With my family I arrived
safes n
y at the Mission, s o, wit b some minor
miabape ou the way. Mrs. Raley is mach
improved and we are looking for a good
work among the people. I intend to
write shortly. At present I am digging a
will. Kindest regards to all our friends
in Wingbam District."
THE Blyth Standard says : — The
photo gallery in the Cornell bleak has
become inadequate for B. R. Brewer's
large and growing business and be has
rented the vacant store in the Hamilton
bleak, adjoining N. B. Gerry's hardware
store,whih is being
over hauled and
fitte
up for a first-class photograph
gallery, Mr. Brewer expects to be ready
for bueiaees in his new gallery in a week
or ten days.
PoeT SCRIPS.—Chas. Sager, formerly of
Brussels, but a resident of London for
some years, has purchased a new home
728 York street in which Tan Pon hopes
he will enjoy many happy years.—A
party was held in the Town Hall ou
Tuesday evening.—Alex. Stewart, Qaeeu
street, bas cement veneered hie cottage,
much improving it.—Millinery Openings
Friday and Saturday at this week. Don't
mise them.—A new stable, cement base-
ment, is being built by John Smith,
Turnberry street.—Line are very bad
on turnips about here. Ita a wander tbe
people dont borrow a fine aamb from
Seafortb.—The Cunningham Evaporat-
ing Factory is at work. If yon Save
apples to sell asll there.—A new sailing
has been put in the Manager's office in
the Standard Bank.—Auotioa Sales are
livening np. Ooneuit Tin Post list.—
Heavy treat Monday night.—The 0. 0. F.
are arranging for their annual ohurob
service. Date will be announced later.—
Several Brueeeiites attended Seafortb
Fair iaet week and say it wsa a good one.
— Apple buyers are pinking up all the
fruit fit for shipping.—John Cunningham
is anxious to get a oar load of eider
apples delivered at Brussels 9, T. R. on
Tuesday and Wednesday of next week,
He is paying 20 dents a cwt. for them.
—There were 85 tiekeie sold at Brussels
etntion for Landau during the Fair,—
liugeageman Fairweather has been remov-
ed from Braeeele, after a brief stay of 3 or
4 months, and N. Holdenby, of Luoknow,
has taken hie place.—Shipping is quiet
jost now, A. 0. Dames shipped a oar of
bogs to Toronto, and Geo. Best a oar to
Palmerston, this week.—H. Ham, of
Luoknow, is back from a trip to Manitoba.
— The Teeawater News tae put in a new
power press and gives evidenoe of taking
a new lease of life under the capable
managment of Editor McKenzie. We
wish him good luok.—A department in P.
Ament's factory is being fitted up for
cutting beading.
ANTHER PIONEER GONE.—Tbe Condor,
of 0ooperetown, North Dakota, dated
Sept 21st, gives:the following acoannt of
the demise of Daniel Sinclair, a brother
of Barrister W. M. Sinolair, of Brussels ;
— At 1,15 a. m• lest Friday morning,
Sebbember 16, Daniel Sinolair of Hanna.
ford, died. The deosaaed bad been in
poor health for a long time, failing very
rapidly the past year. His ailment ie
what is termed by dootare es Anemi—or
the loss of blood from the system,
gradually oaneing starvation, the
sufferer being unable to eat anything or
at least to retain on his stomaoh what
little he did eat, Daniel Sinolair was
one of the early settlers of Griggs
county, owning here in the Spring of
1882 and settling down on a farm eight
miles Soubhweet of Cooperstown with
his family where he has resided
ever ti008. He was a good man, a good
neighbor and a good citizen and in ad•
dition to that he was a Obrisbian man,,
being;one of the (barter member of the
Presbyterian church at Hannaford, and
he died etreng in the belief that those
who were faithful to the blaster would
reap the reward when the final summons
earth. In the death of Daniel Sinolair
the County lone one of its beet citizens
and times who have enjoyed his aegnain-
tanos during alt the yearn, have lost a
warm friend. Mrs, Sinolair and the
other members of the family have the
tymps,tby of the people of Griggs county
In their deep Borrow, The demeaned was
born at St, Andrews, Quebec', June 12th,
1887, being 68 years old lash June, He
moved with bis parents to Bt. Mary's,
°uteri°, later, and wee married at that
pleas t0 Mies 'Mary Jane Bothwell, in
1803, hie wits surviving him, From
their maim eevsn children were born and
are now living ss follows; --Fred A, Bin.
Clair, of Portal ; Andrew Sinclair, of
0oubney Wailaee J„ James 11,, Edith,
mm'x'.A.esa-at3Tmazo 1$107P -
SURPLUS, OR Bile1411VE FUND $ 1,(00.000
TOTAL 48820118 0VE10 10,100,000
A f„e1nera1 13anit:ing, 13usitx0RN Transgactod
-'"° SAVINGS BANK '•°'–
Accrued Interest is added to a000eets every six f menthe and Weenies principal.
Joint Deposit Accounts—A sPEOL1L. CONVENIENCE to use 1u our Satins De -
Pertinent le the "Joint Deposit" amount, Money may be deposited Or withdrawn
by either of the two members of the household. This system is a greet (maven -
fence to many restates in .town, but more partleolarty eo to farmers, as in the latter
mase whether man or wife comes to town either can attune to the Banking. An.
other feature of the system is that in MOO of the death o1 either party the money
eau be wtthdrawu by the eurvtvor without coat. We will tell you inure about our
methods if you will kindly call or write.
Married Neaten and Minors may make and withdraw deposits without the in.
terventton of any p00500,
SALE NOTES CASHED, OOLLEOTED or may be left for SAFE•1EEPING
only for whioh no charge is made.
YOUR BUSINESS will receive our careful and oonrteoue attention.
A. 0. MAOFARLANE, AGENT.
William D, and Sarah Jana. About a
year ago the family moved to Hannaford
where they have eines resided. The
funeral took pleas teat Sunday afternoon
to Hannaford, Bev. Oscar D. Partnton,
of this plaoe condaoting the services, In.
torment was made in the Cooperstown
cemetery.
BY•LAs OARRIED.—The Oold Storage
By Law whioh grants BOA. Thomson
exemption from taxes on Lot 105, Turn•
berry street, upon win* a cold storage
building is to be erected and fitted out
with modern plant, was parried last Mon•
day, only 4 votes being recorded against
it. Vote was as follows :—
Div. No. 1— 68 For and 2 Agaioet
„ 2— 65 ” 1
" 3-60 " 1 "
Mr. Thomson will pay the Sobool tax
ale( the speoial rates for sidewalk and
sewer. Teams have oommeooed to haul
gravel and the °entreat for the oement
etraellate, 43x50 feet, will be let thio week
and pushed ahead onb of the way of the
the er otiou of a building
01weather. a bu ld
cold
on this corner, wbiah has stood vacant
since the Teoameeh House was burned
1
years ago, will be oo ns' tdetab a of au im-
provement to the town. We think the
property owners showed their good sense
in so substantially supporting the By law
and baokiug up Oonnoillor Thomeou's
project. He is thankful to all who so
cordially worked for it. As be is a boob•
]]tor be may desire to express his grab.
itnde to the ladies personally so we will
say no more easy 10 wish him great en
case in his enterprise,
PEnsoxws.—R,:A. and Mrs. Copp, of
Toronto, are vieitore at G. A. Dead.
man's, Mr. Copp is a member of the
old aud well known firm of Copp Ulark
&
Co., Toronto,—Ioepeotor Robb baa been
called to Kingston owing to the serious
inmate of his beetber.—Mise E. M.
Avery, of Winthrop, visited Brussels
relatives this week.—Mise Beatrice
Howe, of Wroxeter, is visiting in town.—
We are pleased to bear that Mre, Edward
Speiran ie improving from an ;attack of
appendicitis and we hope ate will soon be
as well as ever,—L. mud Mts. Callan were
away on a visit to relatives in Oxford
Co.—J, D. and Mrs. Ronald have gone
to Stratford to visit Rev. W. T. Cleft and
family, From there they go to Califor-
nia where they will spend the owning
Winter in the interest of Mrs, Ronald's
health•—Russell Zimmer was taken ill
Thursday of last week with appendicitis
bat by prompt treatment he is making
favorable progress we are pleased to
state.—Mies Millie Grewar is enjoying a
holiday at Wallenberg and Chatham.—
Robert MoNaaghton, who ie living at bis
eon in-law's, Jno. Lowe, 5th con., Grey,
was in town on Monday. The old
gentleman is 91 years of age but• wonder.
fully smart.—Jno. Barbosa, of Moore-
field, wan renewing old friendships in
town end vicinity,—W. H, and Mrs.
Willis and eons, of Set/forth, were visit
ore et B. Gerry']] Friday and Saturday of
last week.—Fred. Frey, of Berlin, an old
time Braeeelite wee in town for a few
days this week. He obanges very little
in appearance. Mr. Frey was in the
Neat during the past Summer and enjoy-
ed his trip. He is not in business at the
present.—Rev. .5 17. and Mre. Jones, of
Belgrave, were visitors et the Methodist
parsonage on Tuesday.—Bert. Lott left
on Wednesday afternoon for Brantford
where he will attend the Iuebitute for the
Blind. His grandmother a000mpanied
Sim to Palmerston at which junctional
point an attendant from Brantford took
(barge of several proepeobive pepile. We
wish Bert eacaees and hope be will give a
good s000nnb of, himeelf.—A. and Mre.
Sahnite, of Ohioago, ars visitor's at Mrs,
Wm, Newsome's, Queen street. Mrs.
Schulte was Mies Jessie Newsome before
ber marrtoge and wee a former resident
of Brussels. They are welcome vieitore.
—Mies Lyle Weir, of Seafortb, ie visiting
her sister, Mre. 0. H. Broadfoot, at the
American Hotel,—Mre. 13, Carter and
Myrtle are holidaying st Seafortb,—Geo.
Hall, of Kinburn, was a visitor at
Fletcher Sparling's.—On Wednesday
Watson and Mrs. Ainiay and daughter
attended the wedding ofjMise Mary Lynn,
to W. H. Brown, both of Howiok.—Mise
Margaret Beattie, of Wiarton, is the
put of Mrs. J. J. Gilpin.—Mrs. Grit•
man, formerly Mise Jude McMartin
was visiting Braude relatives last week.
—Milton MOArber has been off duty ow.
Ing to illness but hie many friends hope
he will soot be o. k,—Mies Annie Rose,
of Guelph, was a visitor at Wm. Roes',
William street, this week.
EAST HURON FALL FAIR.
TIIteIISD,tI AND FRIDAY OF
NI15T 'VEIOK.
Will you attend it
Make year entries early and Rave your-
gelf the necessity of waiting on Fair day
and also aid the Beoretary,
Wingham's tip top Band will supply
GU mule for the day. They give a
ohoioe program.
Two wire caroled show rings are being
put tip in which the horses will be shown
and a eimilar one will be used for the
cattle. The apebtators will stay on the
outside of the wires,
Piper McDonald, in Highland Oostume,
will be present and bis daughter Mies
Mabel, will give several Sootbieh dances
on Friday afternoon and oleo at the don.
pert,
Expert Judges will award the prizes.
No one 'should mins seeing the school
children in their fanny drills.
Bop will judge the young thorn' bred
cattle et 1 p, m, an Friday,
Tits home etretoh on the track will be
kept clear and Constables will be there
to see that the instructions of the Direo•
tors are marled out.
Every busineee man should make an
exhibit at the "Palace."
Matthaei program on Thursday evening
at the palace from 8 to 10 o'olook,
Baildiag will be lighted with eleotrioiby.
Don't forget the date Thursday sod
Friday of next week.
Mise Clara Mountcastle, the well known
artist and poetess, of Clinton, will very
kindly plaoe speoimene of her art on
Exhibition at East Huron Fair. Not for
competition,
Business Locals.
Samna of fly mate at Dost,.
JNo. DoNALDeoN.
PANTDIAREa wanted at 0000. Apply to
D. 0. Ross.
aluero5L.—Miss Griffin, of Wingham,
lose resumed her regular weekly vooal
class in,Brueeele, and is at Mrs. Kerr's,
John street, every Toseday.
PRIZE BUTTER,—WB will pay 25o.
per pound for the beet tub or box batter
every two weeks, Mrs. Wm. Taylor.
Whiteohurcb, won last cWontestiu,ham.
G. I7. Km,g
SAws.—We give you caws easy to wink
and easy to pay for. Your °enrage will
improve when you use oar nave. It Sen
have slow, bard working same do not de-
lay but come right away and have them
toned to your fanny. T. Mailmen,
Mill St„ Braesels.
:momma
GLARE.—In MoKIllop on Sept. 17th, to
Mr. and Kra, John Olark,,a son.
HEnuaNN.—fu Walton, on Sept. 23rd, to
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Hermann, e
daughter.
MOMsarrts,—In Beneall, on September
22nd, to Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Mo•
Martin, a daughter.
PENNalloxoN.—Io Grey, on Sept, 21st, to
Mr. and Mre. Walter Pennington, a
eon.;
&mum,—In Grey, on Sept. 28rd, to Mr.
and Mrs. Luke E Sperain, Sp rain, a daugh-
ter.
WHIToIELD.—Iu Grey, on Sept. lath, to
Mr. and Mre. Levi Whitfield, a son.
avcxxosr sa.m,a-
SATURDAY, OotoaER 71b.—Hotel property
in Londesboro, 150 aore farm in Hallett
and farm stook and implements. Sale at
one o'clock at Brnoe's hotel in Londesboro.
R, D. Brame, prop. John Parvie, acro,
TUESDAY OCT. 1O.—Farm stook, imp les
menta, etc. Lot 11, eon. 4, Gray, Sale
unreserved, at 1 p, m. Abram Cook,
Prop,, F. 9, Soots, Auo.
THURSDAY, 00T. 12. —Farm stook,
implements, eto. Lot 26, oon. 7, Grey.
Sale unreserved, at 1 p. m. R. Dil.
worth, prop., F. S. Scott, Ana.
SATURDAY, OMT. 14,—Farm stook,
implements, eto. Lot 28, oon. 14, Mo.
Killop. Bale at 1 o'olook. A. W.
Dennison, prop. Thos. Brown, ane.
TUESDAY, OCT. 17.—Farm, Farm stook,
implements, &o. Lot 6, Con. 18, Grey.
Sale unreserved at 1 o'elaclo. Geo.
Brown, prop. F. B. Scott, a0o.
WEDNESDAY, 00T. 18,—Farm Stook, N.
Lot 11, Con, 7, Morrie. Sale at 1
o'olook. Howard Hall prop. F. S, Butt
an0.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
ISS KATE MoKINLAY—
A pupil in vocalranee of Mrs, Nor-
ton, of Detroit, is prepared to give instruc-
tion in vocal mueio and the violin. Terme
on application,
(.OLD LOCKET FOUND IN
Brussels on August 24th. Owner may
have the same by provingproperty and pay
tog for this advertisement.
1 W. T. E. WRIGHTON, London.
'PEELERS FOR SALE.—JOS.
Maori has about 40 choice Feeder'',
from 1000 to 1200 lbs, eaob, moat of them 2-
year.olds,for sale.
BLACK HEIFER CALF
strayed on the premises of the under-
signed, Lot 10, Con. 8, Grey, some time ago,
The owner is requested to prove property,
payle pontos and take her. away. FRAIN
BAY MARE, WITH WRITE
face 0 years old, ran away on Wed-
nesday o1 last Weelr at 8 °Week, on the arm -
bre eideroad of Morrie. She had bridle,
backhand and lines on her when she got
away, Anyone knowing of herwhereaboa be
will greatly oblige the owaor by letting him
know. WM. RUTLEDGE, Si Lot 18, Oen,1,
Morrie, Blueyale P.0.1
T "AIRM FOR SALE, BEING
A. Lot 5,Oen. 8, Grey, Huron 05., con-
taining 100 acres. About 07 sores cleared,
balaaoe bush, Comfortable home), bank
barn, windmill, good orchard; farm well
fenced and in good heart • 2 milee from
Brussels, Poseeseian mould be given let of
?lamb, next, Fall; plowing is done and 0
ao rax of Fall wheat in, For further partia-
ulare apply on the premises to MRS, JOHN
MaSINNON, or Brussels P. 0, 1243
FARM FOB SALE, BEING
North half of 1.100 ,12, Oonoession 0,
Morris, containing 100 neree, situated on the
gravel road 43 miles West of Braeeels and
!our miles from Bolgrave. Thoro ate 85
pores cleared, drained and 1n good state of
oulbivation, at present Seeded to grave,
The remaining_ 20 urea aro covered with
good limner. Thorn is a good tams house
With steno Dollar, good tram() barn WIbb
stone stabling underneath and an abund-
0000 of good water. There Is a church end
aoetofflee within halt a mile and a School
within throe.quarters of a mile, k"or fur-
ther particulars apply toOilOS, B. 8MILLIE,
Hensatl P, 0, 12.10
CAPITAL—Pala HD
$1,000,000
RI*3IiRVE FUND . - $1,000,000
Ilireetore
1191V. R. 11. WARDEN, D, D. 8, 1, 0800105,
President, Vloodere old ant,
Tnoa, 3RAD00AW, r I.A. nfa 005011 inn. w. 515)071D1En CLARE, 10,0, D, E, 50000005,
SOHN 1^1Rs1nn00n
HEAD OFRIOE - TORONTO
W, D. 1;086 - - GENERAL MANAGER
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Drafts Bought and Sold. Farmers' Notes Discounted.
Interest at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all throe of $1 and upwards
BRUSSELS 0914elrelf
A. E. MELLISH, Manager.
( OVENLOCK & SIMPSON
Vf will eel] by Public Auction, at the
farm of Govenlook Bros., Winthrop, (4 miles
North of Seaforth) on Oobobee Otb :—Ono
Hundred and Ten Stook Steers, about 0ue-
halfofthesewill run 10001bs,and up; also
a taw choice heifers. Sale will eomnteno°
at1 o'clock sharp, Those 'wishing to per-
ches]] should comb early to make sole( tions.
Terms of Sale—la months oredit on furnish-
ing approved joint notes; a discount of5
per cent. allowed for cash.
12.2 T, BROWN, Auctioneer.
Notice to Contractors.
Tenders will be received at the oMMoe of
the Clerk of the Township of Turnberry, up
to 8 o'clock p. m. of the 9111 day of October,
next, for the enlargement of the Municipal
Main Drain in the lath Concession of the
Township of Turnberry. also for the dig-
ging and Moine with 10 inch tile of a Branch
Drain on Lot 20, Concession 12, The blain
Drain is 33 miles long and the Branch ie 178
rode long, Plans and speai8oabions map be
fii
seen at the ooe of the Township Clerk in
the Village of Bluovale, The lowest or any
tender not nomeasarity accepted. Contract-
or will be required to sign agreement sable -
factory to the Oounolt. 13y order.
JOHN BURGESS, Clerk,
Township of Turnberry,
Sept. 28, 1505. Bluovale P. 0.
Notice to Creditors.
In the matter of the estate of John Mc-
Kinnon, late of the Township of
Grey, in the County of Huron, farm-
er, deoeaeed. -
Notice is hereby given,pereuant to Boyle -
ed Statutes of Ontario, 1897, Chap. 129, Sea.
BB, that all creditors and others Levies any
claims against the estate of the said John
McKinnon, farmer, who died on or about
the 24th day of January, A. D.1900, are re-
quired, an or before the let da of November,
y
1996, to send al poet prepaid, or deriver to
boA. b Count of Huron,of Pillage 01 Bcnn 0o 4-
getM Kinnoy of miniob atnlx 0!r for 00ats,
Brid-
get their Christia A and ummates tad estate,
adChristian and summates. par ad cudressef
and descriptions, tie statement tee full particulars mo of
their claims, the statement of Choir any) b is
and the nature; of the securities iif any/ hold
by them.
And notion is further given that after the
said last mentioned date the said Adminia
tratrix will proceed to dietribute the aesets
off the deceased amongst the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only to the olaime of
which she shall then have notice and that
the said Admiuietratrix will not be liable
for the assets or any part thereof, to 0.57
person or pereone of whose claims notice
shall not have been received by her at the
time of such distribution.
Dated at Brusesla this 27th day of Sept.
A.0,1005.
A. B, MACDONALD,
12.0 Solicitor for Administratrix.
(IOW FOR SALE. — WILL
l 1 oalye about last of November.
10 8 T. NICHOLLS, llrneaole.
poll SALE. — TWO GOOD
Miioh Cows, four and six years old, to
calve in Spring. A Igo three Spring calves,
App10 to J. W. MORRISON, Walton.
COMFORTABLE ROUSE AND
0 acre of land, eligibly located, dor
Sala, Fruit trove, cistern,. cellar, &o., on the
premises. For further iu10rmation as to
prboe, tonne, do„ apply to
'MRS. J, R. SMITH, Brussels,
A Word
To Well
People
Wo have many thinga to eel! besides
quinine and all ouch bitter things.
Don't thinly we are moat happy when
you are sink, Of oouree if you must
be sink we should like to sell you
your Medicines and fill your Pre -
=Options, but we havo a thousand
and one things that you need besides
Medicine, Come in and see what we
have for the comfort and oonvonienoe
of the well-
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TtOR SALE.—TRE PROPER-.
L` Tr upnu willob the Sober Carriage
Factory stood ; also the standing walls and
60,000 brick For further particular]] apply
to 3011N ()OBER, Brussels. Alco a rubber
tired piano box buggy 1ugood repair, near-
ly now, for sale.
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GREAT FUR EXHIBIT
The recent arrival ab this store of nearly $1500 worth of Ladies' and
Gents' Fur Coate, Fur Jaokete, Furlined Goats, Caperinee, Ruffs, Stelae,
Muffs, Gaps, Eta., is an event of more than ordinary imporbanoe. A few
years ago some people thought it wise to go out of town for their Fare,
but that time has gone by and they now look forward for McKinnon &
Co.'s Fur Goode Opening. We are now ready to show you the finest stook
that has ever Dome within our doors. Buy Furs early. There is no
°hoioe like first ohoias. Below you will find a few quotations, which will
give yon an idea of the goods we marry. We will be pleased to show you
the goods whether you are ready to buy or nob.
—Black Coney Scarfs, cord and ohain fastenings, 8 tails, $8.60.
—Marmot Caiterines, long front, chain fastenings, $8,05.
—Japanese Monk Stoles, 8 silk tassels, very epeoial 65.60.
Texas Mink Scarfs,8 tails,2
ornaments, mord and tassel fastenings,
great value et $6.50.
— Brown Bahia Ruffs, 6 tails, ohain fastenings, $7.50.
—Isabella Sable Stole, 72 inches long, 8 toile, 2 ornaments, mord and
tassel fastenings, a snap at $10,
—Stone Martin Scarfs, long fronts, very stylish, $10.
—Baltic Sable Scarfs, chenille trimming, 2 ornaments, $12,
— Ladies' Astrachan Coate, fine glossy curl, 24, 27, 80 and 36 inches
long, at $25, $27.50, $80, $35 and $45.
— Eleotrio Seal Coate, 24 to 30 inohes loug, at $30, $35, $40 and $50.
— Men's Siberian Dog Coate, $15, $18, $20 and $22.
— Man's Brown and Black Calf Coats, $20, $22.00 and $25.
—Men's Calf Coats, with Astrachan collar, at $22, $25 and $28.!IL
—Men's Furlined Coate, Japanese mink collar, at $30 and $40.
— Persian Lamb Caps, great value at $4,60, $8, $8, $10 and $12,
i'a'WeYtop a the rice far Dried Apples.
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Men's Fine
Tailoring
Results are the
Strongest Convincers
Our advertisements only begin in the newspapers, the strongest part of
them is in their fulfilment ; in giving values that force recognition as genuine
bargains, that win appreciation and instil confidence.
We do not buy a lot of worthless trash just to see how we can quote
pricess in the newspapers but everlastingly use our might to sell reliable, satis-
factory merchandise at lower prices than elsewhere.
Facts are what Count, not Promises.
The substantial test of time has proved our reliability and that there is
no such store for results as this—a truth that spreads every day.
IT'S THE PRICE
—25 only Ladies' German made Jackets in
color's Fawn, Tweed Mixtures and Black
26 inches long, tight fitting, worth 5.00,
6.00 and 7.00, Clearing at ..... $2.00
—1000 yards of Mill Ends, Flannelettes, in
lengths. from 21 to 11 yards, worth reg-
ular 5, 6 and 9o, Clearing at
4, 5 & 7 cts..
—40 pairs Men's Heavy, Dark, Striped Wool
Pants, worth $2.50, Clearing at,., 1.25
—10 dozen pairs Mon's Heavy Wool Sox,
regular 20c per pairs, Special,....,
2 pairs for 25c
Tit 8Oc.
50 pairs Heavy Flannelette Blankets,
white or grey, pink or blue border, med-
ium size, soft, fine quality, special at
per pair - .80
At 95c.
Good Quality Flannelette Blankets,
large size, grey or cream, pink or blue
borders, worth at least 11.15, Special
at per pair -• .95
—15 ends French Flannel, worth regular
50c, Clearing price ,25
—27 inch Japan Taffetta, in black, ivory,
white, brown or blue, our regular 50c.
value, at per yard ............:..:. .40
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