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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1906-4-5, Page 8-.h:'atif�tLvklikM lGYA'iaRY3i,u-YY.K4W; 'irrR.N"t For star -cee'E"ee30"24Pe"e4aeolee 01.0020,: a.._-aeteal Standard Bank of Canada Tarr.LesissagoosbeaveggessanstazgassalossessmetassmosameOranarmargaskaismsktvlsonniamr "' 'erfamee are naturally ae800iated with Easter, When planning for your new outfit do not forget the Peefumea they give en added abarmuug effeot, We have n large number of ohoioe odors to choose from, inoltlding some now onee, suoh.ae Red Rose Petale and Queen of Violote, It you are looking fora little Easter gift, nothing is more appropriate than a bottle of Perfume, Easter Picture Post Cards are very handsome, and we have a large selection ab present, Re- member your friends with one of thee°. Prices 5 acute eaoh and 2 for 5 tante. TO FARMERS -For the prevention of smut on Oats and Barley use Formaldehyde—done up in two sizes—pounds 40o, and half pounds 260, DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN. No QLANDa11s.-A rumor was oerreit that there were evidences of glanderb among the horses ill Grey toambap. The etury ie false in the extreme as there has not been a single oaee we are pteaead to state. DIED. -We are sorry to hear of the demote of Mre. Cavanagh, formerly Millie Cummings, of Buffo o, grand daughter of Mrs. Wm. °ak'ey, of towu. She parted away ou March 24tb, aged 27 years. Mre. Cavanagh viatteo here on uumber of 000aeroue and ber dean %id be regretted by numerous frreudo, Mat, 0aktey web at Buffalo wben ebe died. LIVERY BOeuuees Soon. -The business etre,. ut Brueeea nuuerwout auuthar Pad, Stitu5gums A ohiel's among ye takir' notes, An' faith he'll prent ie. Tax debate ah 5ameetown will be in Orating. Talent from Teeewater and Wroxeter. Don't forget the Dight, Thursday, Apr. 12th. FOOT BALL. -The Brussels Foot Ball meeting will be held Friday evening of this weak in the Coattail Ohamber, A. loll attendaaoe is requested. Bewazas -A meeting for the re. organizasrun of tbe Brussels Bowling uhauge last weak by George Walker dia. Club will be held iu the 00000 l Cham. posing of his livery bare and horses aud her on Wednesday evening of next week, rigs to Geo. Rabb. a well known reeieet at 8 o'olook. All interested are asked of this to0aliby, at a good figure said to be to attend. $6000, Possession was taiien last Setae Tag Pon stated Met week that $6.70 was the top pride paid for hogs bat we learn that Dineen. Dames & Ferguson made it 5 Dents better or 86.76 cm thein shipment. The pride keeps up wall and Brneeele buyers wit pay rue beet fleece possible. HYAt0Na5L.-Allan D. Lamoot, of the township of Grey, and Mies Margaret Riley, of the township of Morns, were united in marriage at the Metbodiet Parsonage on Wednesday atteruoou by Rev. T. Wesley °miens. May their future be prosperous and happy. Da, Ovoes, el. D., Loudon, Eye end Ear Burgeon, will be at Smth'o Drag Store, Brneeele, on the first Tuesday iu Each mouth. Hoare, 8 e. m. to 1.30 p. m Oataraat, egatnt, failing eyesight, deafness and nasal Catarrh treated and glaeeee properly Acted, Next visit, Tuesday, May let. Howlett Umtata -The monthly meet. i0g of the Hama Mutual Insurance 00., was held in Gorrie on Sacarday. Au the members present except Jas. Wyu.e, ut Tarnberry, who has heel on the emit lta, bat is improvtog now we ere pleaded to hear. There was a targe number of applications, 161 in all, ebowtug that the Oo., is alive and bustling. Matthew Morrison, of Walton, wbo le a veteran the agency business, haviug spent 24 years at it, has been relieved of 3f miles of the Northerly portions of Morrie and Grey towoehipe. Jos. Rowe, of Ford. wioh, wbo looks atter Howlett, wilt eeeame additional territory of Grey and Alex. McEwen, of Biuevale, will look after that notion of Morrie. Brink is all hauled for the new alias for the Go, at Wroxeter which will be built this Spring. TIP TOP EXHIBIT, -Tuesday THE Poe took a stroll through the Carriage Worke of Messrs. Ewan & Go. and Maud ahem well prepared for the opening of Spring. Sixty buggies of various deluges, from the silent rauning poeumatio tire to the easy riding steel tire are represented and painted and ooehioned in the latest and beet style. All the decorating is done by hand instead of the old time treaters and finished in the celebrated Harland varnish. Now that good weather is here a lively rush for rigs is espeoted and Messrs. Ewan & U0. are ready to supply the ptblio at prioee that should enemas a sale every time. Mr. Ewan says he bus let a °entreat for the emotion of a new Dement building to oumptete the corner of Tarnberry and Market streets, DEATH or Jae. T. ARoaua.-Jemee T, Archer, sue of the oideea newspaper preesmeu in Western Ontario cued, on March 12th athle resiaeuoe, 780 Mait- land street London. Mr. Amber was in his 66ib year and went to London from the Isle of Mann about half a century ago. He learned the trade of a press- man shortly after arriving here, and followed this emanation nail a few years ago. He was an employee of The Advertiser for over actuator of a century. Mr. Archer had been 611 for two years with asthma, which affected bis heart, and oauged hie death to Dome somewhat unexpectedly. The deceased is survived by a family of eight Children -Mies Annie, a missionary in Japan ; Harry B, of St. James street ; and Aline, Joeepbihe at home. Three sisters and a brother also survive--Mre, (Rev. W. Johaston, of Booth Zara ; Mre. Wm. Colwell, of Wallaoebarg ; Mre, Thos. Ballantyne, of Brussels, and Edward of Gle000e. Mr. Aroher was a member of the L 0, F. and the 0. 0, F. The faneral service was oondooted by Rev, W. T, Hill, reobor 01 the church of $t. John the Pvaogeliet. FINS Woiu, Wedneeday of this week Meagre. Bmitb & Stewart, scene painters and deooratora,took a bunter 4023 feet to Wroxeter to be planed in the tine new Town Hall immediately above the drop °artain wbiub they also painted. It represents two purple ourbaiue with poles, doge and Cord and assent in gold while in the centre ie 2 nearly lite . size portrait ole. Mies Canada with a well exeouted flag, the grand old red, white and blue on wbioh is a wreath of maple leaves. iThe design ie artistio, the Colors beautifully blended and the work on the whole moat commendable. It IS Credit to the firm and to Brussels and speak, well for the Oounoil of Wroxeter who have fitted up in so Modern a style their Town Hell. Messrs, Smith & Stewart ars making a spebialty of this olaee of work and the surprise is that it Can be produoed for so email a figure compared with the prides often obeeged by city painters, Other toeIne req firing stage T clay. Mr, Walker had everything in up. to doe shape and people were sarprieeo to near of the Bale but hie 'earth hag not beim extra good this Muter and a oban5t wag desired, Mr. Robb owing to bis par ehase and hie intention to devatmg btu .tree to it, has disposed of his dairybesi lees to Chas. Bozell, whose farm is 10 nuances walk E ,at of Brussels, sad wbo win no doubt siva every eattelaotiou to hat aameruae ooetomers. We wish boil, gentlemen eau08e0awo hope Mr. W.lam Will not remove from Britdeete. It Ie uul .often that two good lavertea obauge hands as user together as the two stables In B. useels. Sous OF •SCOTLAND. -Following officere have beau emoted to Ben Lomond ()amp for thecomma term :-Ubtef, A. Brew• art ; Oh.eftafu, Geo. Robb ; Pest Chad, J. H. Uamsrou; Obaplain, J Grant ; Puysro'au, Dr: Graham : Rea. Beureter}, A. Straohau ; Fin. Snu, and Treas., D U Roes; Mnrebal, W. MuNair; Stena aro Beerer, A. Adams : S noir Qua , D. AloUthum; Junior Gusts, Jae, Spm; . Pipet, 4. Bauauty ur, Tae cffioera e•tc prnreut wr.rn duly h.nta,,ed ata menu. uu 'rueeday lase. The Uncap reaatve0 u hu d remoter meetings on the first Tad day of each month to the U. 0. F., kine✓. Grand Organist, Duu„las M. Gibson, Formate, was preseut and gave a ver} iucereetitrg aadr,es ou the general gotta of rue Order. Au orgauiZ.tlou oumniit tee was appointed ooneietiug of Bros. Stewart, Marcie, Inghe Rod Telfer eau the ()amp will bold a epeoial meeting ul, Monday, 9MMittet.,for the luictabion or eandidatee. Amaeemeut and ober sum mittens will also be appointed at anti meeting, Poem Somers: Thursday of this week was the muutaly dorsa Fein -Amnion Sale of household Furniture at Juba Tot's, Qaeeu street Saturday afieruu u 01 this week at 2 a'olook.-J3. Gerry bee purchased the vacant Mt, uoruerof Queen and Albert streets, from Juhu Tait. I. is au elaway located property. -Abram °oak baa moved to hie uew property, Tornberry area North parouaded fruit. the Frain lami'y. He has had the mu arable taken down and with tbe 010 material will pat up a more moderu buiidtug.-Tboe. MoLauobnu and fatuity are moving tutu the resat noe vaoateu by Nr. Cook, and wears they formerly resided for a number oI year.. -The timber material for the oouserueuon of a new Cam at the Stewart flour mai hue been go. reedy thug weea by P. J. Me- Donaid and Brad and as soon ae the water le low enough it win be ptoeod 10 positiou.-.Get ready for the oat of Saw sexy Iuapeetur Oliver by oleaumg up your premiaea.-A meetiug of the Agricultural Seorety Direotore was head Tburedayaftrrnoou of this week to eon eider the question of balding a Spring Fair: Tuesday evading of this w. sit Geo. °line, of Wiugham, held the first praotioe, iu the Council (Member, for a cantata, entitled "Belehaeeer'e Feat," wbiub wii be presented in the course of a mouth or eo. There was a good attendance. Mr. Olive hes given it with aoueptanoe in other towns and the looal vocalists appear to be quite willing to lend a hand,-Subool Board will meet Friday eveoiug of this week in regular sessiou,-Men the worse of I t1or are bemire ing too frequent a eight on the streets of Breams sue tee Oonobable aheand serve them as they do in other towne, viz place them under arrest And have them brought before the Reeve for beiug drank aud disorderly. -A clement side wank will be pot down ou the West side of A exauder street, from Flora to Tuumas etreete,-Spring moving is e,t hand and Closely associated with it is houseoisauiig,-Mr, Lour, of Milverton, has been engaged by Ewan & Go., ae b aoksmith and is now at work. --Early gardening is u0 the program this week,. Single fare tickets will be wetted 0u the railways for Easter, good going on the 12th and returning ou the 17th. -A latter has been received from the Secretary of M.tiverton Base Bail team eekiug Brneeele to join a league made up of that village Listowel, Broe.ele and Wiugham and suggesting that a meeting be held at Lietowel to arranges Khedive of games. Brueeols has not yet re organized bet will prob$bly do s0 at an early date..- Thaeli Bros. purpose extending the in. oandesoent teleotrio, system by placing it in a number u6additional reetdeeose,- G. A. Deadman 10 getting bas bees "tit of ',igniter quart. re real'y for honey gather 50e0ery Cannot do better than give the ins' -Tale posiutlioe Inspector paid has irassel6 lads a nail, - 01110181 01508 here and Lunde everything msm.razex,x0miczla Lela TOTAILLIIASOETS UVDR , VIaFI7Np 816,0110,,000 4. General Banking; Bnwioaewle Transacted —INNS A V l N 4$ B A N K5K°..- Aoerued Internet is added to accounts every six menthe and becomes prinolpul. Joint Deposit Accounts—A SPECIAL 00r.V'EhIENOE to neo in our &whi a De- partu,eut 10 rue "Jotac deposit" aoouant, Stoney may be deposited or withdrawn by either ut the two members el the heutebold. This system 1e a great eUDven- ieuss to mauy residing in town, but more parttonlarly so to farmers, na i0 the latter Case whether manor wife comes to town either Dau attend to the Banking. An- other feature of the system la that in ogee of the death of either party the money eau be ws 1t sou wUbykthe s oallvor write. without eat. We will tall you mere about our Married Women and Minors may make and withdraw deposits without the fn- 051050tlon 01 any purlieu. BALE NOTES CASHED, COLLECTED or may be lett for SAFE REEFING only fur wbiub no ubarge fe made, YOUR BUSINESS will receive oar careful and oourteoue attention. G. P. BOHOLFLELD, GRN. Manama J. F. ROW LAND, LOCAL AoiNT, a. k. -In inward freight tbie week there were 4 oars of Coal, 1 for W. F. Stewart and 3 for the Salt Worke. Outward, A.1. Banker °hipped 2 oars of 0858 to t'eter:oro' ; B,aoli & Barr, 2 oars of table 00 Tacoma; A. 0. Dames, 2 oars ut hog° to Uouinewood and Turouto eepe'etively ; McDonald Bros., 2 oars umber to Wongbam ; R. Graham, oar 't wheat to Guderiob and oar of oats to Peterboro'.-It looks like old times cu see the Batt Works mating, Fore man Mooney will keep ebiuge hustling ,vlthaoumpauy of assistants -A Taxa potence Ooetereuoe wit be held ie Wiugham uext holiday foreuoou meant tug West and Eat Huron ridiuge — tas Pun Editor i° Indebted to Mien Jo. Rues, of Turouto, for a sample of )ubau oranges indicative of what may u. ouitivated in that much talked of eland. alma Rose holds it good pusttiuu le a real estate uffies boummg lends it, baba. -Slink to from flauue.e.-Tun eats bare dried op well already -In the Met issue of the Emerson JOUrilal (owned by W. B. Baiaueyala, furm.rly of Brussels) is a photo group of the book• ey team of that town in which the rami• oar face of W 3, Good, a former Bah. - ..mote, le easily recognized. He was tbe :.pram and played left wing, The sum won 10 of the 11 gams play,o 0ritg tune seaeou and impaired the Uyr up eoortog 104 goal. to 82.-A Bibuer, .1 Boston, arrived bare cute week aud wul trate a string of likely aurae an the halt nide track More. He to an old bend at ohs busateas add baa drtveu some dandles. Mr. Bather brought BUetun terrier pup a. U. ti. Broauioua, .t the Amrivau klutel,-J. Galbraith ha eased the brook stable on John street dud has become a resident of Bruseens. de will devote Ms time to the buying andselling of horses, in whloi he uas mad a wide experience, GLAD To HEAR OF IT —THE POST i. ti•eauad to bear that W. J. Stewaat, Roe me'ly of Brussels, a Bud of Aim- a ewart, Queen street Hees, has been p ;Muted .coni the Staudard Bauk, d •aottoro, t0 be lootl manager ut the A,.ra Craig oraeih. That tie maul do .'eel in big new pod', r,gnlr,. 50 gnetlfi- .at.00 trot to ad tete sward Is A 1. Tue pie autford 0ourasr speaks to tallows of -uta remove' from that may :-"A. vary 9,55eitn0 awn. 100k pisos at the mana- aer's allied the Standard Book et 7 80 p m., Wednesday night wbeu W. J. Stewart, wbo ie leavtug Brautford for Alley Craig to manage the branch o1 the Bath there, was Called in and preeeoted ovitb a bandeaus traveilug bag by the memager and the relit of the staff. Mr. Boyd read the address. Mr. Stewart was somp'otely taken by eurpri.s, tont thanked hie fellow oolleagaes In a neat. ittie speech." Wedoeettay'e daily say° -"'There was a larga repre.entative gathering of oitozeue last uight ill the uffiuer's flaattere at the armories, when W. J Stewart, who goes to Aiiea erste as manager of the Btauderd Bank, wag ureeented with a puree of goad and an ad- d,cee. °moue' Cameron read the letter and the preseutattun was made by Mr. Ferguecn. Mr. Stewart made a most happy speech in reply." The marry old relates of Mr. Stewart in Brussels and tumnlity will be a unit in wteb,ng him ooeees and °continued promotion, He did hie junior work in the Standard Bak, Br tussle. Business Locals. GoVERNMaNT proof clover seed at Me, Ureukru'e. BAIR DBE9eINe.-8witabee made out of uumu'ng and 000 hair. MRS R. HINasTON, Mill Rt. West. C11o1o0 seed peal loo sale. Also a good Grade Durham nu. 16 months old. Ap- pry to J, P. MaI11008H, Lot 21, Gun, 12, Grey, Oranbrook P. 0. Two Short Horn bull (eaves for sale. One is 9 mouths old and the other 18 menthe ; one a red and the other a roan. Also (Mille papa for as e. L 11 22, Ooo. 18, Grey, Jae. D. McNair, Oranbrook, P. 0. PERSONI. PA ItAGRA I'1I8, P9nELY Panacmara Mrs, Beaty, of Toronto, and Mise Barker, of Proton, are guests of Mrs..1, F. Rowland, Turnberry street. -hire. R. McLaoolilin and v ink lett on Monday, for Shakeepeare Perth Go,, where they will visit rrlotivee and friends This was Mra. MoLauoblin's old borne. We wish them a pleaea00 sexy. -Bert and Mre. Garry and Mies nurse Gerry were visitors at Blyth on Friday. --A. J. Lowlok'd family moved to Fordwiob on Tueeday of 0410 week w here Mr. Lowiok ie opereliug the flooring mill, We wish them prosperity. The Fordwiob people will find them most worthy oitlzene-Trueman Smith, of Luokouw, was in town on Monday Coupling badmen and pieesure. He ex•- 950te to leave on Friday for a trip to Somas Washington territory, U. B., where,b(s eon, Rev, B. V., is stationed. - George L. Walker bus nos been enjoying hie anal health for several weeks past but we hope the Spring weather will in- vigorate him. -''hoe. Ballantyne hat been bothered with it stiff neck for the past few week but is oomeiderably better now we are pleased to Mete -Rowell Zimmer arrived home Tuesday evening from 131. Michael's Hospital, Toronto, where he reliantly underwent a medical Aeration, Be is reeling fairly wen end Wilt spea'd the Sommer here renuperatrni; 1,5 reeomlrtg his monied et the Bob 01 Of Se'enee -Mre. kleatuah Ba lahtynp was gaited to Shit' fold this week owing ather Meier, Mrs. Addis, having an operation performed et the hospital in that city. We wish the patient speedy recovery, - T. Friendebip and family moved to town thle week, the former taking oharge of the woodworktug department in Ewen & Uo's„ shop. The Friendship family were former residents and will be we - corned bank to Brussels by old frieudi.- Thie week Edward Lowry and fatuity moved to their reoently purchased reei den0e on Albert street, where we tru.t they may enjoy many happy and pros peroue years.- Bert, Weleb, of Boeeun, a BIM of the late Samuel Welsh, who was props lsIOr of the starve route from Bee Furth to Gerrie, year. ago, Wtte renewn,g old fraeudships here this week. It is 16 years since Bert. left here and he ha. developed into a fine young man. He purpose going to Winnipeg where be expecte to take a situation 58 pottage Nr, Welsh hos relatipee at Gorrie with whole be was visiting. He lutea m ny oheeges aroaod dere -A.ex McLeuotnin Is not improvinv as gaudily as his may menta would wish him but with the better weather we trust the gala 00,11 be more noticeable. - Postmaster Farrow left on Tuesday morning for Oclaws to join a delegation of Postmasters to wait oil the Po-tmaster General Mediae to a '.,ember of matters of interest to them blr. Farrow is the Preetdenttof the Waist .riy organization. Hie visit to Ottawa will be of epeoial interest to him in lien ul has years of par»amentary life and annual visits to the capital, -L Add'e, of Stratford, has been holidaying in Brame end Grey,-Mre, I. O. Richards wee vieitiug Mre. Little at Wrriebem, rule wank, -Mins Flora Boil, of Platen, who hes been vieitiug Mrs. I. U. Riot arae, returned to her home on Tuesday, --Mies ,lfoAtlister, of Gookbnrn Island, was visiting Miss Margaret MoLauoblis der alg the past week. Mies Daisy Waugh, of Gait, was lbs guest of bee Rioter, Mrs (Or ) Btrue, Brussels, last week. -Mrs. Llamado., of Heueall,.was in town for It few days vagiling her sister, Mrs. Wright, mother, of Mr-, (Dr ) Graham, who ole bra'ed ber 81st suuivereary on Monday A birthday party mase held and a happy tame spent, a numuer of proeente being made on tW1a important occasion. We congratulate Mrs. Wright on this ire portant uooaeion and with her many happy returns. ,vire. Wright Is an au neatly twelve parson for Cue alder years. -Mrs. (Rev ) Lang Ford and Mies Nora ere visiting at Rev. Mr. Lang Ford's parental 00108 at Granton.-Obriaty and George Grlwoldby, of Owen Sound, are visiting their grandparents, Jno. and Mre. darter. -Jas. Stewart, of Wood- stock, was a visitor with his brother, W. F. Stewart.-Mre. R. A. Walker and Z•Ima, of Toronto, and Mrs. Wesley Walker,.,f Wugtbam, were visitors with Mre, G L. Walker, Alexander street. - Rev. T. W. and Mrs. Owens and De Witt, were let Walton on Monday and attended the New England Dinner and beard Rev. Dr. vledd'e leobure on "Woo. i0g and Wadding." -David Welker is at Teeewater thisweek.-Mr. Fiehleigh tail celebrate his 87th birthday on Bus. day. He mime his home with Mie daughter, Mrs B. Gerry and has neither pain nor ache. HORN Fox -In Brussels, on April 4th, to Drugei-t and Mrs. Fox a daughter. Stun -In Laaknow, on April 2nd, to Rev W. A. and Mrs, Bwmeh a daorhter. na..e.RRaaa- LAM NT-RILEY.-At the Methodist Par eonage, Brneeele, ou Apri 4th, by Rev. T. W. Omits, Mr. Allan D. Lamont, of Grey, to Mite Margaret Ri ey, of Morrie. ax>✓a. OAVANAOH.-In Buffalo, on March 241h, ado le Oummirpe, beloved wife of Mr. Oevmuaeh, aged 27 yeare. THE METROPOUTA CAPITAL—Authorized $.8,000.000 CAf'I'1'AIP-Palll up 1,0(10,0100 RESERVE aid Surplus Profits 1,188,138 DI reefers 8. J, af00RE, 1T. E,'5il0A135ON, ]I, 0, President, Viee.President, TH00, R11AD0NAW, F,L.A. ale rumen MR, W. ttoliTla0Ei CLARE, n,0• JAe, RIME X01114 FIDa'aB1100N THE IIOETROPOLi'rAN BAN1 Is open to receive the aoocubts of 3arwere, alerohauts and Batumi Community generally and t0 .glee careful conelueration to all proposole submitted to It. It relies upon its past record for courteous treatment of it0 Otis. tomere, and will extend every consideration consistent with sound bauliug to those woo may desle'o to trausant cosiness with Interest at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed ou ail emu of 111 and upwards BRUSSELS BRANOH A. E. MELLIBEI, lbinonger, aseamastessaatommeatimese avomxooer SATURDAY, Aram 7. -Household Furn. cure, &o., Queen street, Brussels, at 2 o'clock. Mre. John Tait, proprietress ; 3', 5 Sontl, also. SATURDAY, APRIL I4T1i, - Honsebold Fur..tture, &o., In the Terrace, North apartment, Turnberry es., Broeeela. Bale et 2 o'eluok. D. MuNaogbtou, prop. ; F, 8 Soot r, Boo. FRIDAY, APRIL., 6TH. -Farm stool!, im- plewenes, &u , North } lot 16, Con„ 7 Grey. Bale unreserved at 1 p. m. Mre. Peter Eeff r, proprietreee. F. B. Soots auctioneer. ��-'i 3.001✓_. Pa, Wheat 78 76 Bar ey 41 43 Pea. 65 70 Bata 82 88 Butter, Looe and re- a,,,19 20 Eggs per dozen 14 15 Hay p'•r ton 8 00 7 00 Flour, per Obi 4 60 5 20 Hogs, Live 6 86 Wool 28 29 Ba o, per hbl., retail 1 00 70 Potatoes per nue 40 46 THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. WANTED SMART BOYS FOR WORT Wont during heater holi- days, 01.5.. DEAOyitN, THREE COWS AND SOME yeuvg Cattle lar Bale AppBlyy rusto 0110 ROBB, sels. 110R, SALE—ONE TOP BUG - ox, nearly new. also nue Curter. For rime and further partiouiaro apply at the reeldeuee of JAi, A. TII1tNBIILL. 89-8 EGGS FOR HATCHING.— RHone ISLAND REM, haadeome fowl and gleet layers F,tiuge• from pen one $1.60, pen two $1 00 atter Apr10 16th. a few or cher, is lett yet for elle. -apply 'Judie •, WM. J. 6HI1L5, Ethei,P. 0,, Out. CI.LOIID OUT. — HAVING DIS - 1) Fenn of my Livery baleen to George Robb, of B,ueaele, who needs an inttoduo- tio0, I wish to thank the public for the gen. sr' u5 way they Leve puliouized mo and wishrat Iowestask all to me tokind- ly int ly square off by day 1st, GEC. WALEBR. Synopsis of Canadian Northwest HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS ANY even numbered section of Dominion Laude in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, eseepting 8 and 28, not reserved, may be homesteaded by any person who to the Bole head o1 a family, or an7 mule over 18 years of see, to the nxtont of ebe-quarter 'motion of 150 aorea sines or Iota Entry may be made nationally at the Iocal land °One for the dletriot 10 which the laud is situated, or it the homesteader desires, he mav, on application to the Min. later of the Icteric', Ottawa, the Comm in. eionax of Immigration, Wtuuipeg, or the buil seem rroeivo authority for some one to make entry for him Toe bomeeteoder in required 00 perform the of the ane oovneoted therewith undo✓ 0115 of time tnllowblg plane andiouit'vo%on of the menthe' in eaoh uy5 upon year for there vases (2) If tbe hither (dr mother, if the father 1s deoeass) of the homesteader redden upon alarm in the vitt ity of the land entered for the requirements as to reef. deuce may be ea i+Hed by snob person re- siding with the father or mother. (8) If the settler bat hie permanent reek dance open farming land owned by him ill tee vminity of hie homestead, the re- quirements as to reaidenoe may be saMe- acd U, residence upon the said land. 51x111001110' n -tion in writing timid be given it tie Ooarmie loner of Dominion Lands at Ottawa of tateution to apt ly for patent. W. W, o•�>t3Y. Deputy, f,kt Mimes' 1 f Int rinr, nib- rued p0I'Iiutt 00 of this ad verti.emeut will u t ba pawl for, OUR AMERICAN WALL PAPER IS NOW IN STOCK. The Best of this Season's Productions We have made a special effort to swore Designs and Oolortnge of artietio merit not only in high grades brit in those as low as 5 cents per roll. Papers originally 12io. now selling at Se Papers originally Se and 10, now selling at 6e BED ROOMS -We have Dainty Florals, producing Charming effects, at Low Cost, PARLORS- Beautiful Designs fu Gilt and Ortamy Tones, Blues, Greene, &o„ in delicate shades, HALLS, DINING-R00MS. &o. -Fine Effective Designs, i0 Magnificent 006015, giving Warmth, Richness and B auty to an apartment. DON'T WAIT till our etook is broken. Make your selection NOW. If you have any roams not recently Papered, just call and let us tell you bow little it ooste to make home Bright, Attractive and Happy. Paper Hanging and Decorating a Specialty All Orders promptly attended 10, CARD OF THANKS,—AFTER enjoying tbe patronage at Hrm,eeliloa fur 8 years I beg leave b•, state that I have disposed of my Dairy busivaes to abates Bezel,, maim will no ill ubv Ova the beet of eatislaotmn 1 wish to return my Chau los to my old costumers. t3E0. 1000513. 100ACRE I+'ARM L on To LEesa: The uudo'olFORSAg'eEd offer. Ilia dee ague furl, Lot 000.11, It ma for ea n or to ' auto 80 acre. Miranda 2 bre .10 cleanings, stable, drilled well. , o't p limited, bm- lbes. Fairly well di ,„p led, Poseosaion at onee. ANply to 13, or N, GERd,Y. M'SS MARGARET M'LAUW LIaa TEACHER OF PIANO Pupils prepared for the Toronto Conservatory of Music. SkAtiWnouRAAltieltAgAteW ICC Y E Bea0One 001170 I meows go I email serving its own good pur- pose, but the go d old seed tilde would loge ninth of its value were 1 notfor the ine•timsble good derived from the use of Formaldehyde the most pntverful of all germ killers, Year after year we find it being more freely used anti with the very best possible re- sult'+, Oar new supply is just to hand this weep and we claim for it the very beet (lnality proem able. Put up in halves and p'mude at 23o and 400 respeotive- ly at Fox's Drug store BERTHA C ARMSTRONG Ie prepared to 5180 IenaO.,e ou Piano 0„ heed Oeg lu. Terms on anplieatwu, Purtnillee ddl yea—lire Reels. Reeloaooe— Lot 8. Con.. 10, (.rey, Pupils may 0005., their lessens at their own koruas It preferred. s RID There ere, 111 this neighbtrhoed, agents for several "booker bow.” Omni Separators. "Bucket bowl" Sep- arator's are the kind with big bowl-, lull of parte, at un tap of their spindles. These agents say to farmers in- tending to buy a l eperator. "Loon 09T you TUE TUBU- LAR," or "Dmh'T TRY THE 'ronoLAlt," Or "13EWAlta OF 505E TlinoLan," Tu bear them talk you would goats light easel that THE SHARPLES TUBULAR is the best Cream Separator made, and that these "boo- het boaltot bowl" fellows are afraid of it, AND TREY ARE AFRAID OF IT. The Tubular enrpusees every ether Separator in eve, y particular, and YOU 00 ,00,D TAx0 MIGHTY 0000 0611E You DO 810 A TUBULAR ,.afore you buy a Sepal'abdr. Mochiue may be seta at MCKAY & Co.'s Hardware 5 ore, Brussels. 88-4 • P. FERGUSON, Agent, BRUSSELS he feels the treed of a New Sack Suit. There are many little points of difference that dis- tinguish this year's style from the +t110 in vogue last Autumn. It is by comparing the 20th C elntury Brand of Men's FineTailored Garments with the ordinary kind of Ready-to-wear Clothing that you see just -how much these "little points of difference" mean. If you aim to be -well dressed they mean mach to you If you realize their importance you will be quick to appreciate offering' the new Single-breasted Suits We are . PP this Spring at from $10 to $20. We also have a complete line of New Spring Hats and Shirts just opened. Fre .015 McCracken -Et , a Stale Block, Brussels. I Exclusive Clothiers and Furnishers. aretreeeweasteettalt for:fit S{ t . t.