The Brussels Post, 1902-12-18, Page 2 (2)SUPPLEMENT TO THE BRUSSELS POST
Duo, 189211, 1902
Brussels Council.
The Statutory westing of Brussels
▪ mail was held in the Council Chamber
onday evening, all members present..
es of last meeting read and passed.
Met were presented as follows ;—
matt, salary and misoel
$91 50
, eeleoting jurors 4 00
„ ..... .4 00
ahlin, salary 20 00
u, wood for Town Hall.. 7 50
Fire Dept 5 00
Hay & Co. mieoeltaneous 4 90.
am, 4, 95
Tomball,1133
n, taxes remitred for dog.. 1 Q0
printing extras 8 25
ipal World, miscellaneous5 00
ved by R. Henderson, eeoouded by
Gerry that above a000unte be paid,
tried.
oved by S. Wilton, seconded by Jno.
naldson that Dr. MoNaugbton be paid
sum of $15 for medical attendance to
late Kate Warren; Carried,
oved by. S. Wilton, seconded by Jno.
naldson thatan order be granted the
raid for 919.50 balance on year's
nting oontraot. Carried,
eport of F. S. Scott for rent and
e ueoe for year is as follows ;—
i'owu Halt $64 00
Shop licenses 80 00
12th of July licenses 13 00
Butcher's 20 00
Council then adjourned.
l� car a+i.
Business has been lively.
Our acetylene Tight plant gives Ethel
quite a citified appearance.
The second coat of plaster le being put
on S. S. Dole's new residence,
G Moon gave an address at Roe'e
Epworth League last Friday evening.
Remember the Cantata Santa's Snrpriee
by the Methodist S. S. in Township hall
Xmas Eve.
S. S. Cole's men are working in the
bnoh. A few loads of saw loge have ocean
to the sawmill.
Cheese faotory annual meeting will be
held on Saturday afternoon of this week
in the Township Hall.
A little bird whiopere that Ethel is to
shortly lose one of her fair chimeras owing
to stronger claims in the went.
The little eon of Le and Mrs. Longeway,
has-been quite 111 with bronchitis but we
hope the onild will soon be convelesoeut.
School closes for the Xmas holidays on
Friday of this week. Mise Shannon,
assistant teacher, will visit at her home at
London.
An oyster Sapper is on the program in
connection with Ethel Court of the 0. 0.
F. The next meeting of the Court will
be held on Monday evening.
What about Ethel being made a Police
Village ? There are numerous advantagee
that would follow a move in thie dircotion
aud our villagers should et:quire into.
Mies Dilworth and W,II. Dilworth are
expeoted home nest Monday from the
West. The latter will return after a visit
home ne he will teach a acho0l in North
Dakota.
Township Olerk Molntosh nearly bad a
runaway last Monday bat by good
generalship he brought hie fiery steed to
a standstill in a feuoe corner and the
trouble was at as end.
Next Tuesday evening the Methodist
Bebbath Sobr.ol will give their annual
Christmas Tree entertainment in the
Township Hall. "Santa's Surprise" will
be presented in oaotata form,
A big amoant of business was pushed
through at the meeting of the Township.
Council last Monday, This bodybaadlee
a lot of money but they look after the
expenditure very carefully and eoonomi.
pally.
The retiring school trustees are Robt.
McDonald and S. Chambers, Mr, Mc-
Donald will be removing from the notion
to his recently purobased farm and will
belong to Oranbrook School. The school
meeting will be held the last day of
Deoember.
Among the visitors who are here for
the holiday eeneon are Jno.. Maxwell, of
Crystal City, Manitoba, who is an en-
tbusiaelio advocate of the West ; Switzer
Armstrong, of North Dakota, who has
proepered under the Stare and Stripes ;
and Thomson Laird, who will soon be
through with hie Dental course at Detroit.
All were former residents of Ethel and
locality end are weloome among relatives
and old time friends. Mrs. Armstrong le
also here..
Sarrnn.—At the ooeeluaiou of Grey
Township Connell last Monday Reeve
Turnbull; and Counoillor Jae, McDonald
entertained the Council andtownship of•
fioiale to 'a topper at the Ethel Hotel.
A first class spread was prepared con.
siding of oysters, turkey, d;o., &o., served
iu tap to.date style, After ample joetloe
was done in thie Zine the Reeve gave a
brief addreee expressing his intention of
banding over the reins to other hands and
in a ptaotioal manner reviewed the
municipal work during hie inoumbeooy'
and thanked the membere of the Board
for the agreeability and capability with
which the work was discharged. He was
followed by Counoillore McDonald (who
is retiring) Livingeton, A. Turnbull and
Fraser ; Treasurer McNair, who has o0
copied this responsible position for 20
years i-Aggeoeor Reymanu, with 16 years
of varied txperienoo ; Tax Collectors
Kreuter and P. J. Bishop, who gather in
the ehekeis with neatness and dispatch ;
Barrister Blair, of Brussels, Solioitor for
the township, end W. H. Derr,' of Tan
Poen, who has bad the honor of repro.
senting Grey in the Co, Council for the
past 4 yearn; The opeeohee were comm
phmeutery to the township, oflioe holders
past and preeent, historical and retro-
epeottve in galling up old oeeooiatione and
by no means peseamiatio an the outlook
for the years to come for Grey township
is of a very rosy character. The Reeve
anti Counoillor McDonald were thanked•
fnr their appreciated kindness and at 9
o'sloolc,-after tinging "They are Jolly
Good Fellows" the party bade one another
Good night—Happy to meet, sorry to
part, hoping to meet again,
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Will Soon be Here
And this is the last opportunity we will have of bringing to your mind the fact that our
store is now overflowing- with good things for the Xmas trade of 1902. In all depart-
ments we are showing a most complete range of goods which will make very. pretty
Xmas Gifts
,OUR DISPLAY'
F CHINA
is not only attractive but the values are exceptionally good. You will find the
following lines special value as they are made from good quality China :-
-Children's Muga at 6o and 10o,
—Children's Cape and Sanders at 10a each,
—A range of 4.pieoe Table Sete in new and pretty designs—
Prices range from $1.00 to $1.06 per set.
--Berry seta in different etylee and patterne—a beautiful
range at $1 05 per set,
—China Cups and Saucers for Ladies or Gentlemen at 15o,
20o, 25o and 85o,
—See our venial values in Vane at 25o each which certainly
are unexcelled in value,
—Weare also ebowing a line of Separate Bread and Butter
Plates at 15a each which ate op to date ie appearance
and of beautiful qua'ity of China,
—Fancy Lampe are beings shown at $1.20, $1 40, $2 00
and 95.00.
In
Otir Handkerchief Department
We are showing a better and more up -to -nate range than ever before.
—Children's Colored Handkerchiefs, with fanoy piotaree,
at 5o each,
—A large range of Ladies' Lawn Handkerchiefs, with lace
edge, at loo eaO' ,
—Ladles' Fine Lawn with embroidered edpe, at 15a, 20o,
26a anti 36o each,
—Ladies' Main, Hemstitched Linen, gond quality, at 15o,
—Ladies' Silk Handkerchiefs, with embroidered corners,
very pretty, at 25o and Soo eaob,
— Ladies' Pare Silk Handkerohiefe, plain Hemstitched or
with Initiel, special value at 25o.
—Our new Neckwear for Man ie made in the popular shapes,
of popular ehadee and patterns, and are being shown at
popular prioee-No. 1 value at 25o mid 50a.
— Also a popular line of Men's Ready-to-wear Neck Searle
at 50o and 75o eaoh.
—111en'e White and Colored Silk Haudkerohiefe, good value
at 25o, 80o and 75o.
You will Find Our Assortment of Dolls
at 5c, 10e, 25c, 50e, $1.00 and $1.25, good value.
We are also showing a good range of TOYS for Little Folks, and at Popular Prices.
IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
We have a selected quality of Raisins, Currants, Figs, Dates,
Pure Spices, also Choice Confectionery.
It may be to your advantage to take a look through our stock at an early date
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