The Brussels Post, 1906-4-12, Page 5WINGHANI Brewer's
BUSINESS
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SPRING TERM
OPENS APRIL 2
j ELLIOTT
TORONTO, ONT.
1ltbie Sellout monde to -day before
1 the public with a Moan -cut ,record for rr
work clone and Rumpus aobievod, 11
has surpassed all pruVioue reaorde 181
� attoodauoa, placing graduates iu post- (YICues and doing good work. Enter #
now and be ready co accept a geed
(h poolciun in the Fa1l. Oohoge open en-
tiro your, Our (maulers are tree,
TI
W. J. ELL1uTT, Principal,
6021. YONGE AND ALa1ANDE1 NTH.
MEDICAL CARDS.
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►R. R, A. BURNS—
Laucoesoor to l)r. J. A. MoNaughtwt
Urtaise's, Ontario
Graduate of Polyolw,o Poet Graduate
School of Medluiuo and dargnry, Now Turk.
Member o1 College of Physiutaue and Sur-
geries of Uutario.
u1Bue and residence mune us formerly oa-
oup,e81 by Dr. MoNaugutou.
1/1eeu0ne 01 women a opeolalty.
'Phone No. 21.
BUSINESS GAKUS.
VV11. RAUKi N—
141oU a leuuer e1 Marnege Licensee, 01
1800 at tar000ry, Terme:Try °treat, Druemelb,
WM. SPENCE
CONVEYANCER AND 16bUER
of MARRIAGE L1ULI'N6E6
Office 1n the Peet Olnce, Ethel. 30.8
C. 0. F.
Court Prineeee Alexandria, No.24, 0. 0. 8?.,
BruBoole, emote iu their Lodge Room, Slaw
hill Ewalt, 0u tae 2081 and loot Tuesdays el
e0ou mouth, at8 o'clock. Vlelttug brethren
always weloowo. JAS. BU1t14Edd, 0.1t.
A. E. MELLISH, 1t. S.
M. MORRISONO
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM,
MerniAN00,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
liS. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
• anti, will sell for bettor prices, Lt.
better men, to lees time and lees chargee
than any other Auctioneer m haat Huron or
he won't charge anything. Dates and ordure
can always be arranged at this o18oe or by
peritonea application.
ROBT. H. GARNiSS
BLDEVALE — ONT,
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terme reasonable. Sales arranged tin
at the oWoe of THE Poem, Bruseele, 2281
VETERINARY.
GA. CUNNINGHAM—
• Honor atweet',esttheCutarioVet-
erivary College, le prepared to treat all die-
ea0e9 of domeetlaated aulmala In a compet-
ent manner, Partiealar attention paid to
Veterinary uod0,etry and Milk e'evar. Calle
promptly attended to. Unice and lnllrmary
—Four doors North of bridge, 'Pcruberry et.,
Enamels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
• A 13. MACDONALD-
11• Barrister, Solicitor. Notary, Eta.
Nuceeseor to O. F. Blur, °Mee over Stub-
dard Sauk, Broeeole, 8ollei1or for Metro-
politan Bank.
M. SINOLAIR—
VVV • Emulator, Nolieitor, Conveyancer,
Netary l'ublio, Go, umae—Stewart's Stook
1 door North el Central Hotel.
Solicitor for the Standard Bank,
p1tOUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR—
BARRIS'TERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES
PUBLIC, BTO,
W. PRODDFooT, II. C. R, 0, HAx8
G. F. BLAIR.
Offiooe—Those formerly occupied by Messrs
(Jammu dr Holt,
GOD1111I08, ONTAmo,
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD,
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgoone of Ontario and Firate:nage Bona
Graduate of Toronto Uulveretty, Moe -
next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery,
BERISSELB,
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is Spring Term Opens April B
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
d' why ellania you content yourself in t''
d.G Ole ordinary walks or lite when you 11
eau better your ooudlttou by taking a •
(mum iu this 1301001? We givea
thorough, praotiaal education and se -
Leiet our graduates to go ,d positions.
Commence your course now. Write
for particulars
ELL10rT & ,tIoLAOHLAN,
Principals.
ti 5ta i it4101grtl�`
Art Studio
leareettai
Headquarters for First-class
Photographs.
Life Size Portraits, Crayons
and Watercolors finished in
A 1 style.
Family Groups a specialty.
Call and see samples.
H.R. BREWER
Kocal x1 Hans Items
TIM 33rd (Huron) regiment i0 to go
into camp at Carling'a Height's,
London, on Tuesday, June 5111. 010-
oinl notice hoe been given to thio effeot.
Now sabearibers 00ntit00 to Dame oar
way oat we did not reaoh the 100 mark
,n March. We start in April looking
for at leach 6 new names caoh week.
Will you give us a lift t
SPRING de coming I So ie the Woman
with a towel around her head, a broom in
her hand and a mania for pu ling down
980ve pew, tearing up carpels and pok
fog furniture through the windows, Yes,
8priug to owning. So is house cleaning
and other woes.
W. F. VANBTONE box purchased from
Dr. Tamlyn, the loto0 the corner of John
and Diagonal street, East of hie residence
Wnlgham. A fine building on that
gore lot, would improve the appearance
of that oorner. Mr. Vanetone may
erect an°face there.
EAT a Lax at at bedtime, And feel
bright the next day. Lax eta -only 5o. a
box -are sweet toothsome tablets -a laza
five perteotion. For oonetipatiou, dan-
nese of 'spirit, emir stomach, bad breath.
coated tuneae, dizziueee, bilionnnre-,
sallow comp axion, elm, Sold by F. R.
Sm til.
2 YEARS—On Wednesday, of lagtwee.,
Geo, Reid, who had been remanded
for sentence on three chargee of theft,
wa0 brought up for eentenoe, and hie
Honor Judge Doyle sent him to the
penitentiary for two years and one
month, with bard labor, At the opera
ing of the 000r0 it was shown that the
prisoner was an old offender, he having
undergone sentences at Kiugeton, the
Oeolral Prison, and in a penilen0i.ry
actress the line. Reid ie the man who
did the thieving act in tide 10001ity re•
oeotly.
Drn FAol)D0LY,—James Anderson, eon
of Quieten Anderson, 6011, line, Morris,
has returned from the first term at the
Veterinary College, Toronto, and wi.I
pat in the Summer with M. H. Moore,
V. 9 , taking ap the prao0ioal aagmain.
once with the calling of hie ohotar. He
met with most encouraging emcees at
'Voruuto and in hoe exams et the close
of the term captured 2nd prize iu Materia
Modica and took honors in every other
onbjeot, viz —Disease and Treatment,
Anatomy, Physiology, chemistry anti
Pathology. We congratulate him m
hie standing and hope to sae him land a
medal or two a year hence. Huron boys
generally do well and Mr Aodereou is no
exception. The Andante of Broeeel-
loaality have been noticeably in thefront
in the v0ri008 College exams., f e008ral
years, This should be an impetus to
othere in the pr0seo0tion of their
studies.
House of REFUGE MATTEee.—A meet
,ng of the House of Refuge oommltee
of the oouu0y council waft heal at
Clinton on Tuesday of last week, when „
number of matters in commotion with
the management of the house were
diepoeed of. The hill respecting
hooses of refuge wbioh to at present
before the Legislature was discussed,
and that portion of it dealing with 111e
aoutrolof the money and (other prop
arty of inmates was considered eetie-
factory. The committee did not up
prove, however, of the claueen deal
ng with Government mspeoti• n.
There are at meant nine,y•two in
mates in the institution at Clinton.
Inspector Torrance has sold the old
team of horeee and has purohaeed an
other team, the excitant a coating
5180 Bread is now 00011001 53 05 per
hundredweight and meat 56.75. The
committee will meet again on the first
Tuesday in June.
BON. A. B. AYLEOWORTH, Po4tmaele r
General of Canada, has signified his
wibingnesa to re0etve a deputatit•n of the
Poetmaeter8 of Canada, and to listen le
any ocmplointe and grievanoee they have
to make and reoieve any eugueetio00
they may have to offer for the bettering
ot the service, Hence a deputation,
drawn from all ibe Provinces of Canada,
hue gone to Ottawa this week to
make their wants and wishes kuowe.
The delegate- obosen for the London
division are Jae, Soott, P M., Canton ;
T. Farrow, Bruesole ; Robert Par. n,
0t erville, Toronto division, Wm
Hamilton, P. M. Uxbridge ; H S
Broughton, Brsdford,and H. E. Pr. 0100
Aurora, Kinsmen and Ottawa dtvieiuno
have Bent an equal number. Quebec
Province and the Maritime Promote -
have sent their quota as will Mauiteee
and the new Province°. A petition
setting forth their wiohee has been
oigoed throughout Canada by the Post
mestere and will contain the signatures
t fully 5,000.
Fnou (ALGAn0.—M11 ton, eon of Jame.
Sharpe, of Brunie, who has gone to
0aga0y appears to be well pinged with
the appearance of thingo there. He
writes :—Weather wag Tike Sommer
when I arrived bat turned cooler for a
White shortly after, 20 to 25 0 below zero
Had 6 hour° in Winnipeg, 0o had a look
orouod. It ift guile a city but believe
Oalgery will oatah up ae he population ie
over 16,000 now and hundreds doming
every day from all parte of Amenoa
City lots are eeliine very high and Ponta
higher, ranging from 5350 to $2000. i
bought two a oltort time ago anti OEM
almost double my money now Nave
been working with the Maeaey•Harris
people here in tba meantime but will go
into the (unitive baeineoe. Thin a nice
city and we can see the Rooky Moontaine
finite plainly for mile. They look pretty
oveer0,1 with snow Apn'ea eel her. a,
$8 a broom' ; egu0, at 50 bents a dortvt :
butter, 88 abate a pound and turnips 10
Genie each.
X3t the removal of 3, A. strong from
the riding of Tweet Enron, a vacancy wee
°retested in the Board of Lianas
Commissioners. Wm. Wilson of I
Wroxeter, has been appointed. Board I
will meet at Central Hotel, Brunel's, on
Saturday, 21o8 Met.
De. Shoop'o Rheumatic Care brings l
relief and aura-mokee en end of pain and
swelling -an end of suffering—and end of
Rheamntlom, It le u put pp to bandy
tablet form, convenient and eoonom'aal,
Begin to two hila remedy to day, The
results Will he lasting. Sold by F. R.
Smith,
A Goon Orooa.—At the farewell acetal
Riven to T, A. Hawkins at Dr, Graham's
Monday evening 19113 ult., after the 1
address had been road, the preeentalion
of the choir portrait made and the
recipient's reply given, the following
broadeide was 'Tired" et Mr. Hawkins,
who w01, to be married 0n the following
day :—
To T. 4. 1lat0111Ns :—
Dena Sin—We, the members of Mel-
ville Church choir contemplate with feel
Inge of sadness and regret your impend-
ing removal from Brussels and espeoially
regret that the relations existing between
n9 as organi01 and ahoir for BO many
years must be severed, Your conduct
toward tie hag ever been oboraoterized by
oourteoy, kindoee9 and toleration. Onr
10teraoaree one with the other has always
boon pleasant and harmonious. Bat we
[ el eomewhst aggrieved that amongst en
many atlr00098 Red estimable young
I,diee yon should turn towards no the
cold shoulder and Balsa for" your life's
partner one outside tbo charming eirole.
You even allowed Mr. Wilson to come
into the fold and carry off one of the most
hnnde'.me amongst as. Each of the
lady members of the ahoir looked upon
you as the most eligible of hoabande,
aopeoially when your domestio aecomp
liahmente and much prized- dooility are
ooneidered, and bad you made your
choice within the charmed oircle it
would be sate to say that curtain lectures
would be at a minimum, for there is not
a Mrs. Dandle in the entire bunch.
There's Gertie, and Ella, and Carrie and
Jets,
And Agnes, andlda, and Mee Taylor, the
Queen ;
And Maggie sprim and 'ramie ,o bluff,
u 1 dear, Mr Hawking, were we 000 euongh ?
Wo tried to dress neatly, we studied to
plc see,
We frizzed and we crimped, and our waists
we did squeeze ;
Did you think us too youthful, too childish
or what?
Had you given n0 time we'd have mended al I
that.
Your judgment was biassed, your heart Iiko
a stone,
Tn turn to another and leave 00 alone
0 1 dour, Dar. Hawkins, we mourn for your
fate,
Think well, or tomorrow it may be too late.
01 Hawkins, dear Hawkins, we all loved
you 90,
We've earth one decided we can't let you gn,
Aud still whi a our bosom with ardor doth
burn,
Although a great sinner, you still may re-
turn,
If yon can't make a cholas midst ouch beau-
ty and youth,
Just Set while we whisper, we'll tell you the
truth—
We'll all go to Utah, that land of fair fame,
And all for the honor of sharing your name.
We'll still be united in heart and In head,
Nu intruder shall enter to break up our
baud;
We'll have twelve happy homes where we'll
laugh, ,lanae and Bing,
We'll ride in our chariot and you'll be our
king.
Despite the generosity of the offer Mr.
Hawkins woe oompetled to decline, al-
though hie reply wall couched in the most
euphouiou0 and complimentary terms.
MANE YOU IIEARTt1U1tN
It's
quite common with people whose
,uoiueetion ie poor Immediate relief
folowethe nae of Nervdine, Stomeoh
id elronethened, dig'arioo is made
perfect. Ue- Polson'. Nervi me once
mull you'll Lever he without it beoaor'e
every type of stomach disorder ie ants
quoted by a few doses, One 15o. bottle
of Nerviline alwaye oonvinaee. Sold
everywhere for the past fifty yeRro.
GdutleMgn
We have just paved
the first mile -stone in our
business career and we wish
to thank you most heartily
for, your kindly eo-operation
in favoring us with your es-
teemed patronage. We feel
sure that it is only through
strict attention to our busi-
ness that we have won the
approval of a discerning
public, and we will endeavor
to continue along these lines
and thereby hope to merit a
repetition of your favors.
We carry a large as-
sortment of
Spring
and
Summer
Goods
which we are sure will meet
the taste of all those who
wish to be numbered among
the well dressed members of
the community.
Call and See our stock
as we aro anxious to show
you what we have at prices
that are right.
Dodds Odd &
Habkirk
T H E
LEADING
TAILORS.
LIMIT OF IIUIIAN AGONY
Ie often reaohed with corns, Footled)
because Putnam's Corn 17xtraotor aurae
in twenty four butte. Don't put off—
set Pntnam'e to day—fifty years in pee.
Painless and sure.
Biuevnle,
TrRNBERRY COVNOm.--Minutes of
Oout.oil meeting held in the Olerk'e
office, Rlaevale, Monday April 2nd. All
the members present, Reeve in the chair.
Mmntee of Iaet meeting read and adopted
Oe moti m of Me -ere. MoMiohael and
M.-ffatt Commaniaatione were read from
Guelph city Commit re Powet Oommiee
100 Report Filed. Alco from Toronto
Draughtsman re new map of Township.
Filed. Tenders for the Towoehip
printing were laid before the 0001801.
There are, in this neighborhood, agents for several
"bucket bowl" Cream Separators. "Bucket bowl" Sep-
arators are the hied with big bowls. full of parts, set on
top of their spindles. These agents say to farmers in-
tending to buy a Separator, "Look OUT Fon THE Tunu-
LAR," Or "DON'T TRT THE TUBULAR," Or "BEWARE OF THE
TUBULAR." To !tear them talk you would guess right
away that
THE SHARPLES TUBULAR
is the best Croom Separator made, and that these "buc-
ket bowl" fellows are afraid of it. AND THEY ARE AFRAID
JF IT. The Tubular eurpasse9 every other Separator in
every particular, and von MOULD TARE MIGHTY 0001) 0111E
YOU Do MO A TUBULAR before you buy a Separator.
Machine may be seen at MORAY & Co.'s Hardware
S ore, Bruseele, 38-4
P. FERGUSON, Agent, BRUSSELS
Spring and Summer —01411111110.—
MILLINERY
OUR Fine New and Fashionable Spring stock is to
band and ready to adorn the Ladies of Brussels
and vicinity.
As we will not hold a formal Opening we invite the
Ladies to call and see our goods any time.
A choice stork of Fancy Goode in the line of Em-
broidery Silks, Table Centres, Doylies, Sofa Cushion Tops
and Frills, Point Lace Patterns, Braids, Threads, Rings,
&c., has been added to my business and Ladies are asked
to see theou.
I thank the public for the past year's patronage and
will be pleased to share in this season's business.
rsa McKinlay
Moved by Mr. Moffatt, seconded by Mr.
Rutherford that the tender from the
Wlnlham Advance 1,0 accepted Cirri d.
Moffett R tlltorford that Bylaw .No. 6,
1900 l' p i for the appointment of
Wm, 11. tluudoll„ Thomas Aitken,
Thos U iy Thoe, Haugh, Samuel
Vanat0ne, Jae. Elliott, JOB. Lovell, Peter
Scott, E. Arte and, Robt, Leothore,
Fence Vlowere for the 00rr0111 year.
(Jerried, Rutherford McMinhoal, that
Bylaw No. 7, 190'i, be passed for the
appointment of John little, Henry
Lawrenoe, George B„ Scott, Hugh
'fucker, Allan Franck, Jomee Rirktou
junior, Peter S. MaEweu, Peter Scott,
L'`, Are e, James Williane'n, Jahn
Mundell, and Wm, Maxwell, Pound
Keepers for the Durrant year. Carried.
Kelly Molilioheal, that By law No, 8,
1906, be peeped for, the borrowing of
money to meet current expenditure
until taxes to be levied clan be collected.
Carried. Rutherford -Kelly that By law
No, 9, 1906 be passed for the appointment
of the following Pathmaetere for the
current year ;—Henry Lawrence, John
Weiler, Wm. Mandell, George Brune,
John Little, David Helenas, Jomoo
Stapleton, Henry Thompson, James
Godkiu, George Harebell, Ruben Stokes,
Jamie J. Scott, Wm. Hitchen, Edwa'.1
Jenkins, Murray Wilson, John Holme.,
David Fortune, James Caldwell, Pester
Beatings, Wm. MoO11l, Frank 0artuth•
ere, Wm, Adair, George Taylor, John
Wray, James Wylie junr, Robt. Breen,
Robe. Yeo jbor, Saml.,.,Vanelone, John
Sanborn, James Nichol, James Elliott,
Thee, Walker, Peter S. MoEawon, Wm.
Wright, Gideon Parke, James Hislop,
John Megwen, Peter 8o0tt, Thomas
Higgins, Andrew Grey, Peter D. King,
Henry Beeman, W,llinm Maxwell,
Henry Wheeler, James 0. Anderson,
Henry Wolfe, George Yeo, John J.
Moffatt, Geo. Walker, John F. Mulvey, J.
Lane, Andrew Gemmill, Henry Muir,
Thos, Lovell, John A. Midst, John
Agnew, John Sillook, Robt. Groves,
Wm. Bo.t, James Wilkinson, and Robt,
Mo grove,. following amounts were
ponied and cheques leaned :-0. A. Jones,
oivil Engineer, 5146.75 ; H. B, Elliott,
printing, 57.26 ; D. Broeu, tilling culvert
and damage, 53 50 ; Al an Fralink repair.
ins bridge 6th line, 55.00: John Wray,
filling
in Gth lino bridge, 58 50 ; John
Porter, working road greeter, 52 25.
Moved by Mr. Kelly, seconded by Mr.
Moffatt that Lille meeting do now adjourn
to meet in the °leek's °Sine, Binevale,
on Monday, May 28th at 10 o'clock a, m.
for general busiueee and for Oonr, of
Revision of Aaoeoemeut Roll at 2 o'olook
p. m. JOHN BDRooeo, Clerk.
SIR JAMES WATSON'S OPINION.
He says that the 0„mmoueOl of all
disorders, and one from whioh few eeoape
is Catarrh. Sir James firmly beltevee
iu lucid treatment, which ,s mast eupphed
by Catarrhozune. No 0ne0 of catarrh
can cadet where Ceiarrhozooe le need ; tt
is a miracle worker, relieves almost ,n
etantly and cavae after other remedtee fail,
Other treatments een't reaoh the diseased
parte like Catarrbozone because it goes
to the source of the trotlhle along with
the air you breathe. Catarrbozone i0
free from 000010e, it leaves no bad
after eft'chs, it is simply uuture'0 own
cure. /Inept no substitute for Catarrh
ozone whioh alone eau care Catarrh.
A Paper of Influence.
An Eminent Ring's Counsel Exprceses
Ills Opinion of Canada's National
Newspaper,
Io addreaeing the jury at Oobourg last
week in the libel mitten of Coyle v. The
Globe, Mr. R. Riddell, K. 0., auntieel
for the plaintiff, gave utterance to tho
following eeutenoes ;—"There is a paper
known as the Toronto Globe, a paper
known to everybody in this country. It
Mtn an (worm '00 airoulation throughout
ehe angth and breadth of the aiv,hzed
ward. It has at, enormous infloenoe ; it
ie a paper which at 'emit ono -half of the
grown individooie in this oo0ulry desire
to Bee, mud upon whioh 9Very Iarge pro-
portion pin their faith. So influential
Wall it that aurae or the Reformers said,
iuetead of "Give net Ihie day our daily
bread,” "Give as this day our daily
Globe."
PIN YOUR FAITH
ON FFRROZONE
A' 'rime Honored Cure for Spring Ail-
ments thateyary Physician
Recommends.
Bat every year has seen the popularity
of Ferrozone increase, and today itis
used by the people of many nations for
the weakness debility, mud the character.
ietio ailments of Spring.
Let Ferrozone help yon 1
It enriches the blood supply and there•
by vitalizes mud quickens the whole
body.
Hanson and impurities are driven
off, Dienaeo germs of every kind are
destroyed,
Nutritious material is supplied for re
storing the waste, and day by day the
process of rebuilding goes on till
health that 000010te old ago ie establish.
ed.
Mr, W. A, Ronwiok, of 285 Hauler
Sc„ Hamilton, Ont., writes t "A year
ago I became run down and Met my
health. My strength wee greatly re•
duped and en 0000unt of the weakness
of my heart I wee afraid t0 take op
work.
Oa going upstairs or walking feet my
heart would heat like an engine. I
would wake up in an exo110d condition
and find my bead going like mad.
In this terrible state notbing helped
me bet Ferrozone Snub good it did me
I oat, hardly exp ain, It buit0 up my
strength, pot 11011 life to my heart and
made me feel like a new man,'
Beall in advonoed oases of weakness
Fete ozone de unfailing. Yoh druggist
Delle 1t, 00a, per box or six boxoe for 52 50
at all d,attere, or by mail from N. 0,
Polson & Oo., Hertford, Oon8„ U. 8, A.
and Kingetou, Out,
A friend in the nld oonntry hue preeent-
ed Knox church, St. Mary's With 51,500.
Rev, Canon Bland hag tendered his "a -Highest Market Price for Produce of all kinds.
re01gnation mo rooter of Ohriet Chnroh
cathedral, Elamiltoh.
Jceeph Cartier, ot Chatham township,
Wait etfffooeted while extingniahieg a ars
in the darret of hie house,
Oltar'es Green, the Toronto trevellsr,
who fell dow,1 stairs at the Teoualeeh
Renee in London, died of his injuries,
I31
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FASHIONABLE
Millinery
t9t
Having dispensed with ')ur formal Millinery Spring
Opening we are now prepared to show our many cus-
tomers our Elegant and Fashionable Display of Dress
Hats and Ready -to -wears,
Also carry a full line of Ribbons, Flowers, Fancy
Straws, &c.
Grateful for past patronage and assured that the
now goods will please we invite the Ladies of Brussels
and vicinity to call and see the new styles.
•
iss Strachan
HOLMES BLOCK
A LARGE STOCK OF
TO BE REDUCED
Owing to a change in business a Reduction Sale will be held for
the next 30 Days, during which time goods will
be sold for Cash at
Specially Reduced Prices
In Stock will be found Harvest Tools, Cross -cut Saws, Lamps, Car.
pet Sweepers, Silverware, Cutlery, Stock Foods, Bells,
Mitts, Lanterns, Whips, &e., &c.
ROPE—A quantity of Pure Manilla Rope, and inch, at Cost.
BINDER TWINE—One ton of Standard Manilla, 550 feet, at 120, 500 lbs. of Pure
Mauilla 650 feet, at 13o. This is much less than Twine will be bought at
next 0000011.
GRANITE WARE—Special Bargains in Dish Pane, Water Pails, Rice Boilers,
Sauce Pans, Stove Puts, Tea Pots, &o., &c. A nice every -day Tea Pot at 25o.
Now is the time to supply your wants at Great Bargains
t 'A11 accounts are asked to be squared off at once.
c..ay Co.
CKANGE OF BUSINESS
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Having Bought out the
Carriage Business of Edward Spelral
(JOHN WYNN'S OLD STAND, BRUSSELS)
We are prepared to attend to the wants of the public
in First-class Style.
Full range of Buggies, Wagons, &c., kept in stock
and sold at close prices.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
Repainting and Trimming looked after with neatness
and dispatch. Have engaged a First-class Painter to take
charge of this Department.
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FRANCIS Se CD.
Good Goods at
Right Prices
Are, no doubt, a source of interest to you.
We have received some of our new Spring and
Summer Goods and there are more to come.
These goods have the stamp of Quality
and as our expenses are light and we have
bought our Cotton Goode and Shoes before
the advance in Cotton and Leather, we are
in a position to give you the benefit by
low. Give us a call --we can interest you
and save you money.
New Prints
New Shirtings
New (lottouadee
New Underwear
New Elosiery
Newer hoes
Best Manitoba Flour for Salo.
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