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Ladies' Raincoats, Spring
Coats, Boys' Suits,
Men's Hats
Ladies' Raincoats
Our window this week will have Ladies'
Raincoats and Fall Cravenettes. This line of
Coats are to be cleared out to make room for
Fall Goods, Sizes 34 to 44, Sale Price $4.98
Men's Hats
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south window will show Men s and Young Men's
Hats in navy blue, blacks and greys, regular
prices $2.50, $2.00, $1.50 each. Sale Price 98c.
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Boys' Suits
Special Sale of Boys' Suits
We are offering this week all Suits in fancy
tweeds and navy blues as high priced as $8.50
sizes 29 to 34, to be on sale for . , . . $4.49
Smaller sizes 24 to 28 for $3.65
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Delineator and autterick Patterns For Sale
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D, L. and Mrs. Strachan have gone
on a trip to Tezorton. Sask., to spend
a couple of months. Their home is at
Hanover, Ont. Mr. Strachan, is a son
of Mrs. John Strachan of this
locality and well known about here,
Miss Mary Miller, who was a pupil of
Miss Bessie Hoses, S. S. No. 10, was
one of the successful Entrance candi-
dates writing at Wroxeter centre Her
name was not included in the published
list but she has received her certificate
since removing uny uncertainity.
GREY,
Robert Davidson, Toronto, is making
a visit at the home of his brother,
Thos. Davidson, llth cors. Re is a
welcome visitor.
Friday night, July 23rd, Lachlan Mc-
Neil, an old and well known resident of
the 14th con., was called away to the
Great Beyond, at the age of 83 years
and 10 months. He had been in failing
health for about two years and noticeably
so since last Christmas but with good
pluck he kept about, driving to Brussels
two weeks prior to his demise. De-
ceased was the 2nd son of the late
Arch. and Jeanet McNeil, of the Isle
of Mull, Argyleshire, Scotland, and was
born in township of Dalhousie, Co, of
Lanark, Ontario. He came Westward
and located in Grey township in 1853,
securing fine fatm property on the 14th
con., where he lived continuously. Sixty
years ago he was united in marriage
with Miss Sarah Lamont, also of this
township, and they made for themselves
a comfortable home by patient industry
and thrift. Mrs. McNeil passed to her
reward two years ago. Nine children
were born to them, the sons being Jno.
A., Archie (deceased) and Hector J , of
Estevan, Sask, The daughters are:—
Catharine and Sarah (deceased), Mrs.
Jno. Etoss, 13. C.; Mrs. P. 0, Duncan,
Estevan, Sask,; Mrs. Wm. Hamilton,
Passburg, Alta., and Mrs. James M.
Knight, Grey township. Three sisters
also survive, Mrs. Leslie, North Dakota;
Mrs. Logan, Minneapolis, and Mrs. A.
Sinclair, Brussels. The cause of Mr.
McNeil's death was cancer of the
stomach. The, subject of this notice
took a great interest in good horses and
cattle and was known throughout the
countryside for the stallions he import.
ed. He was a faithful member of the
Cranbrook Presbyterian church, held
official position for years and was sel-
dom absent from his pew when health
permitted. Every good cause won his
friendly support. In politics he was a
staunch Liberal and he was ever ready
to lend a helping hand to a neighbor or
those in need. He was a member of
Brussels A. 0• U. W.
TU RNB JRRY,
The regular meeting of •the Council
was held in Bluevele on Monday, July
26th, 1015, AU the members preaent.
After adopting the minutes of last
meeting the Contrail passed the neces-
sary By-laws, fixing the rates for the
current year, which are as follows:—
County )rate 2 7-10 mills on the dollar.
Township rate 17.10 mills on the dollar.
Township grants to schools 2 2-10 mills
on the dollar, Bridge debenture rate
9-10 mills on the dollar and Provincial
War Tax tate 1 240 mills on the dollar.
The following, accounts were passed
and cheques issued,
Robt, Iiupfer, work on road , , $ 1 25
Robt, Taylor, drawing plank... . 1 25
E, Merkley r Son, rep, to grader ,4 45
Municipal World, supplies ..,. 1 06
McKinnon Bros., gravelling .. 143 25
David Welsh, gravel .. 43 59
A. Stapleton, inspecting , 18 00
D. Marshall, gravelling • . , , , . 20 50
D. Breen, inspecting,.,. , 4 00
W. H. Armstrong, gravel7 20
J. Breckenridge, rep. to culvert 1 00
A. Findlater, work on road , , . 20 00
R. Musgrove, work on road sees 25 00
T, Finnan, working grader....... 27 50
Gravel taken out by pathmasters to
the amount of $77.62 was also paid.
Next meeting of the Council will be
held Aug. 30th, 1915 at 2 p. m.
NOTE— Would pathmasters please
send in their road list and section of
schools their requesitions
P, POWELL, Clerk.
BRUSSELS
. Brussel, Voters' List has been issued
for 1915. It contains 350 names divided
as follows:—Part I. 220; Part II. 124
and Part III, 0. 117 are eligible to
serve King George as Jurors.
Barrister A. B. and Mrs. McDonald
of Cranbrook, B.C., are visitors at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. Holmes, William
street. Mrs. McDonald is a daughter,
and both she and her husband were
former residents of Brussels,
Mrs. James Elliott, Mill street, had
her household effects shipped to Strat-
ford, where, she expects to make her
home. Many old friends regret the re-
moval (if this excellent family from
Brussels but wish them many happy
years in the Classic city.
The new mill is about ready to have
the machinery installed and a consign-
ment is at hand from Toronto. Engine
has been overhauled and the water
wheels got ready for business so that
everything will be in readiness in the
course of a week or so it is expected.
Dr. and Mrs. McDiarmid and two
children, of West Virginia, were here
to visit R. Leatherdale and family last
week. They were travelling by motor
and from here went to Fort Huron,
Mich. to visit relatives after which
they will turn homeward. It was a
long trip but the visitors appeared to
be enjoying it. They are relatives of
Mr, Leatherdale.
W. K, Lodt, a Burlington farmer,
was drowned while swimming in
Whiteman's Creek, near Brantford,
LIVE STOOK 5IA111).167316
Toronto, Aug. 2nd—Good cattle were
steady, but there was a slight decline in
the prices of the poorer grades at the
Union Stock Yards yesterday, Lambs
were 25c to 50e per hundred weight
lower, and hogs were unchanged.
The receipts were 116 cars, contain-
ing 2,232 cattle, 110 calves, 779 hogs
and 1,154 sheep and lambs.
.Buyers for the large abbatoirs were
looking for choice steers and heifers,
and for these prices that compared wdll
with the best of last week were offered,
Unfortunately there was an excessive
supply of poor animals on the market,
and bids for these were from to 10c to
25c lower than a week ago. Offerings
of sheep and lambs were comparative-
ly heavy and prices declined from 25c
to 50c on account of a limited demand.
Select hogs held steady at $9 off the
cars and at $8,7.5 fed and w atered. Ail
heavy hogs weighing 230 pounds and
over are subject to a discount of 50c
per hundredweight. Stags are 4c a
pound lower than selects.
Export .,.$ 8 25
Butcher cattle choice ... 7 75
do medium.. ....... ..... 0 75
Butcher cows choice, .: ,. 6 75
do medium. • •i 25
do common 4 50
do bulls ........... ... (3 75
Feeders (i 50
Stockers ... 0 25
do medium,.,. fi 25
do light 5 00
Canners and cutters 4 00
Milkers, choice ,. 65 00
Springers ......... 50 00
Common and medium, 40 00
Lambs sees .. 7 00
Light ewes ..... 5 75
do bucks ... .. ... .. , 3 50
Hogs fed and watered • .. 8 75
do f.o.b.... . 8 40
Calves 4 00
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Wingha:n, July 14, 1911
Flour per 100 lbs 3 6) to 3 9)
Fall wheat 1 115 to 1 10
Oats •IL 45 to 0 4-1
Barley 0 55 to 0 55
Peas . ..,1 65 to 1 61
Butter dairy .0 23 to 0 22
Eggs per doz ....... ,, 0 22 to 0 22
Wood per cord 2 25 to 2 50
Hay per ton ., ...... —14 00 to 15 OJ
Hogs • . .. . -8 75 to 0 09
Dried Apples, per lb 51
Beans, per bushel.. , .......3 00 to 3 00
Genital Authorized *5,000A00
aPltal PAId up • • $3,OOO,O00
11urRIu• , .. - , - •5,750,000
A.NiBITLON
Every Dann aims to be his. own
master. No surer way to get the
capital together than by starting a
small Savings Account In this
L auk.
WRNGHAMM BRANCH.
C. P. SMITH Manager.
"M .‘DE IN CANADA"
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BARGAINS IN GROCERIES
7. bars Laundry Soap
Royal Yeast Cakes
Gond 4 string 35o Brooms lot •
3 cans best Corn. .
Baking Powder, 2 cans for
Corn Starch per box
Bottle Extract Flavoring
Special blend of Peas, per Ib
Pearl Pot Barley
2 cans Salmon for
Seeded Raisins, choice
'Thai's Olive Oil Soap •
25c can Empire Brand Salmon
Canada Laundry Starch..
TABLE LINEN
One piece heavy Table Linen, sale ...
One piece wide Table Linen, 50e, sale..,........ see s
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Fine quality Bleached Linen,Linen,E Oc, sale
2 pieces Table Linen, regular 75e, sale .. _
One piece extra fine quality, $1 00, sale
One piece (2 yds wide) heavy linen, regular $1.25, sale.
BARGAINS IN CORSETS
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Line No. 1—A }o( of odd lines to clear
Line No. 2-3 doz. values up to $1.25, sale
Line No. 3 --Special clearing lot at
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Big Cut in Prices for Two Weeks on All Kinds of Goods
Come and see how much money' you can save on Just the Goods You Want. •Our two
stores will contribute Big Bargains in all kinds of Ladies' and Men' ear Goods. Great
stock of Dry Goods, Gents' Furnishings, Clothing, Carpets, Ru , Blinds, Curtains, Oilcloths,
Linoleums, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hosiery, Gloves an Corsets.
COME EARLY FOR BE CHOICE
RIBBONS
Our stock is complete with all kinds
Cut prices on all lines.
10 pieces wide hair Ribbon, sale. ,... . .
20e plain Silk Ribbon, sale...... .. .. ,
25c plain or fancy Ribbon, sale„
30e Watered or Moire Ribbon ..
PRINTS
Choicev
ne patterns,Crams' English I'n•iots
light or dark colorings. 12ic quality on sale '
BARGAINS IN SILKS
Big stock of Silks at Sale Price
SrErtAL-50 yds Black Pailette Silk, yd wide clean
sweep. 89
A line of colored Pailette Silk, $1.25 for , . . „ ..... :K1.00
27 inch Japan Taffeta Silk, 50c for 40
One piece Pongee Silk to clear • , 35
• 20 per cent, discount off other lines of Silk.
BARGAINS IN STAPLES
of IRiilbon.
READY-TO-WEAR
3 dozen Ladies' Galitea Aprons, sale 45
Children's Wash Linen dresses, sale . , • , 43
1() G'irl's Middies, special to clear .... 'ai:)
15 Lulies' Percaie, Wash Underskirts, kale... 09
20 Giris' Linen Dresses, nicely made, s'tle• sees. 843
25 Ladies' White Cambric Underskirts, sale 95
Ladies' ('aulhl•ie Night Gowns, sale. 75
Corset Covers, to clear alt. sees 25
Ladies' ti C Coats, sale price $1.(00
10 2 amen Wrappers and Housedresses, sale 943
Ladies' Tailored Suits at 20 per cent. oft,
CARPET DEPARTMENT
Cut Prices on Carpets, Linoleums, Brussels, Tapr.stry,
Wool, Velvet and Wilton Rugs,
DRESS GOODS
Big Savings on Dress (,nods just when prices are going
np. You can boy at a saving nt' 20 per c(nt. Buy your new
Dress or Suit now.
Fine English Cambric, yard. wide, 15e for
10 wells fine Factory Cotton, yard wide, 12} fol.... , .
5 pieces Linen Crash Towelling, 12ie, sale .
Yard -wide Striped Flannelette, 12 1-2c, sale
4 T)ieces white Flannelette, yard -wide, 15c, sale ...
59 2 pieces Sheeting, 2 yards wide, 30e, sale ... .•,
09 ' New patterns Art Sateen, 25e, sal.................
95 A lot of Wash Goods on sale
Curtain Muslin and Net, 20e, sale
I3ungala Curtaining (wide), 25e, sale
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
Rig cut in prices of all tines of (1 en's, Women's, Boys'
and Girls' Boots and Shoos.
Bargain li,px of Odd Lines to ele:u• at. 441.19
LIXES AND EMBROIDERIES
Stork is to 1t and nnlst In' (nl
will do it
27 ineh flouncing regular value, 50c and 60c, sale
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Torelxon Lase Bargain, 2 pis for 1)5
Cards of Lae, 6 yds each for. .... 115
PARASOLS
5tnnnler Paras• Is 1:3 \Vit•o- er l-'a1.cy (• (lore. at ..
20 per cent. o,t all other line.,
MEN'S WEAR STORE
('11,11,•1• .laces of Men's, \'not!l5' :,no Bays' Suits. '`Vit -
Rite," Tailored Clothes that n.e -iglu.. "'rakeet-Look."
1)) :,len'; I4;n 11.h W nrstecl uud 'Tweed Suits, vane up
to 412 ori, .a,le price only.
2 dozen heavy a y black Denim Overalls, sale 09
3 dozen heavy blue or black Overalls, sale 85
Men's two-piece .Summer Suits, sale price.. ., , . ,. 7 50
Youth's fancy worsted Suits $12,00 for . 9.00
Boys' two-pieee Suits, to clear at , ............ .... 3.98
Men's Tweed Pants, odd lines at 1.75
Men's fine. English Worsted Suits, sale . .. 12.50
Men's Gray Lustre Summer Coats, $1.25 .':tie 1.00
Men's and Bovs" Boots
Men's Boots, broken lines, value up to $3, sale .... 1.98
Men's strong Working Boots, regular $3.60, for, ., .. 2,75
Boys' good Wearing Boots, regular $2, tar 1 39
Cut Prices on all other lines of Men's and Boys' Boots.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS
Men's Summer Underwear Shirts and Drawers, special
Men's strong Wearing Sort, 2 pair for .. ..,.,,
Men 3 doz. s Print Shuts, regular 7,5e for,
Men's heavy Top Shirts, sale price...,,.. . 5()
Men's Straw Hats to Blear at, a ., ... ... , 25
Silk four-in•lland Ties, sale . ,,, .., 0x6
Boys' Wash Cotton Blouses, sale . ..,...... 30 •
Straw Hats to Blear at reduced prices.
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Terms of Sale' -Cash arI'rafduc0 a llttfi, E. I S A R D & C O.NOtiCe
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