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may need
Moth Balla
Lilac Flakes
(Moth Preventative)
Liquid Ammonia
Chloride of Lime
Carbolic Acid
Copperas
Bluestone
Hellebore
You can depend on getting
them pure and strong at
Smith's Drug Store
rand tx.^amu
tandard Bank of Canada
and Eyestrain
Many who for years have
suffered intensely from
chronic Sick Headaches, us-
ing drugs which only gave
them temporary relief, have
found immediate and per-
manent remedy in properly
adjusted Glasses, because
Eyestrain was the cause.
By wearing Glasses the
cause of Headache is remov-
ed. We guarantee satisfac-
tion.
F. R. Smith
OPTICIAN
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTlSEN EXTENSION W. e. & n.
Traine leave Brnesale Station, North
and South, as follows:
florae Sonata Goma NORTH.
Mail 1:05 a,m I Mixed Ot10 b,m
Mixed 11:25 8.m11811 . 1:44 p.m
Expreee SSA p.m l Express 8:51p.m
raraz i.edv$ gums
A ohfel's amang ye takir' notes,
An' faith he'll prent is.
Mer.
SEEDING i8 well adeanned.
0. 0. F. NEXT Toeeday evening.
FRIDAY of this week is Arbor Dey.
LAWN mower exercise is near at hand.
00IIN01L meeting 0611 Monday evert-
ing.
0. ti. W. will meet Friday eveniug
of this week.
THE bowling green is being got into
good 000dition.
I. 0. RICHARDS diepoeed of hie pony to
a man in Letowel.
THE wood work on the front of the
Smith block bee received a new dater'
of paint,
IMPROVEStENT is noticeable in electric
lamps on the e1reet8 by the addition of
new gleb08.
ARz your glaesee right 7 Vision
obanges as all things do.. See Taube &
Son at Fo1'8 Drug more, Wednesday aura
Tbuieday May, 9th and 101h.
THE photo of Poem:meter Farrow ap-
peared in rasa Setardey'e Globe in eon -
motion with a group atte0dsug a Post-
masters' Oonveution held at Toronto.
While employed et Thos. Newsom's
new reaideuoeteat Monday afteruoon J.
W. Somers stepped u0 a nail wbiob went
through his shoe and pierced his right
foot making a nasty wound.
REM1MBER the date of Tanbe & Son's
vials to Brunets and if your eyes bother
you in soy way, make it a point to coo•
salt them at Fox's Drag store 08 Wed.
needay and Thursday, May 9th, and
10th.
BRoesELs Creamery commenced opera
tions for this season 0u 'l'aesday of this
week. Mr. Harris ('aye the 9008900// are
excellent for a good output. Everybody
8boald patronize it and make the mania
time bum.
ON WEDDING TaI'.—Will. Thompson
and bride. Men Beatrice Windover, of
Toronto, were visitors at B, Gerry's' for a
few days daring the past week. The
marriage knot wan tied on Saturday
afternoon by Rev, Dewey, in the Queen
oily and the happy yea0g couple took
the evening train for Braesele, Mr,
Gerry is a relative of the groom. They
lett for their home in Toronto Toeeday
afternoon. May they enjoy a happy
and pr0Bpero08 lite.
Tam aonoal exeurei00 to the Model
Farm, Guelph, on the Southern Divieioo
of the W. G. & B„ will be ran on Sat-
urday, June 23rd by epeoi0l train.
Tiakets good to return on the following
Monday. This will afford those who
doeire to do so a epleodid opportunity of
prolonging their stay over Sunday. The
Farm is a more desirable spot to visit
ibis year than ever and no doubt the
casual large 000t10ge01 will arrange to
take in the excursion,
MUNICIPAL learan 1008.—The following
parliotllnt% are oopied from Amasser
Tnrnboll'e roll as completed for preemie.
tiou to the Council Obis year ;—Amt. of
real property 5327,100.00; amt. of Basi
nese east., 538,785.00 t time of income
asst., $9,740 ; total 500888me01, 5375.
625.00 ; uo. of people belweeu 6 and 21,
240 ; no, of children between 6 and 16,
198 ; No. of population, 1,075 ; no, of
bathe, 5 ; no. of deaths, 8 ; no. of doge,
48; no. of bitohoe, 5.
TRIP Tanouea Tog flora LAND.—A
leoture will be given in the Metbodlet
ahurob, Berweele, o0 Wednesday 8ve0105,
Muy 9th, 1906, by J. A. Steveoeon. 01
London, Out., on the ever new and in•
etrnclive subject, "A trip through the
Holy Land." The lootaror was one of
the fortunate delegates to the World's
Sunday School Convention held at Jere
Salem and gives his per800a1 experienoe
et what he saw and heard while there as
well musty halo well worth eeo0ri0g eon•
earning the "Lord's Land," This wid be
a tree; and all Bible stadenlo should take
advantage of It. Doors open at 7 30 ;
ie0lare at 8. Admleoioa only 10 canoe,
A mueioal program will also be rendered.
JUNIOR LEAon/es.—Wednesday evening
of last week the Junior League prevented
the following program to a good sized
audienOe in the Methodist, ohnreh
here, Jeeeie Cunningham, the Press..
dent, oecapyi0g the 0haie in a very emu.
peteut manner :—Opening hymn ;
pledge ; recitation, Outer Orono; ohms
by league, "Marobing eo8g" ; lesson,
B881rioe Carry ; topics, "Jenne lo•day" ;
solo, Mindrsd Mercer ; "Tie 13aildera,"
Motion tong by 3 boy8 ; leego0, Reseal
Haien topic, "A mind so work" ;
t'012rietla0 Warriors," by 8 boy8 : motion
Song, by girls; roll.oali ; chorus by league,
"Meeinamey • Band" ; eolleation, whioh
emo0nted to $5.21 1 8010, Pearl Beaker ;
remarks, W, H Karr ; olo8ing hymn and
Benediolion, Those taking part did well
Sod the evening was a very p1051801 one.
Tan half mile Creek here is in good
condition.
60 OENTB 1n advano8 gate TUB Poor
to Jae. let 1907.
Reouiea meeting of the L. O. L. next
Monday evening.
BoME floe Ash have been hooked in
the Maitland 400108 the past week,
A LOT of splendid heroes, largely
drivers, are being putohused by Brueeele
buyers.
THE new clement stable for Robert
Thomson is being rushed up and w111
soon be completed.
Mex 15th is the limit set by the Board
0f Health for Cleaning up of yards Dad
premlaes. That will be only one week
irom next Toeeday.
EvoBIr ING is ready for the rebuilding
of she mill dam all 'loon tie the water
in the river is low enough to oonveuieut•
Iy get at the work.
Da. W. J. 0aoouon, formerly of Bros.
eels, ie SeoretaryTreasurer of the
Palmerston Base Ball Club and Cap-
tain of the Football team.
Otis day lain week Aaron Lindsay on.
loaded 80 toes of coat from a G. T. R.
oar, for Breedel0 Balt Works, in 16
hours. There'd many a ehovellul iu 80
lou.
Lose of eyesight is waren than Ions of
fortune, No matter how small year eye
trou0.e may be, have to 000reoted. See
Taube & Sou at Fox's Drag atone 0u
Wedoeeday and Thusday, May 9th Rua
10th,
REMEMBER that early (hosing 0ame8 in-
to nitwit 0u Monday availing ot next
week. Wednesday and Saturday eveniug
are exoep1ed from the rale. The public
eueuld govern aumuselvee ao0ordlugiy.
B1ore8 close at 6 instead of 7 roe former-
ly.
Too interior of the floe residence of J.
Laokle has recently been in the heeds ce
to decorator who has made a very complete
job. With drop ensilage pa„ei8, re1181
work In gold, fawner and 008100ee burlap
the rooms and halie in their varied
fi01Bhe8 it/0k A. 1.
IMPROVEMENTS.—D, A. Lowry, anti
Theo. Farrow ere patting down oemeut
e;dewaike on them 18w08.—A. Cook bac
Ms reboots stable up. He 18 also over.
healing his hoose.—The residence of A.
Saraahau is being improved by new root
and the addition el a boy window.—
Fletober Sparring has been having some
repairs made 10 hie 10258,
LEG Baoxer,—In tbe latter part of
March Miss Maggie Beattie, of Wiarboo,
formerly of Braesele, had the misfortune
to fall al the Methodist aboral gateway
by slipping on the toe and broke a bone
iu one of her limbs and 418100ated bei
ankle, She hoe been getting smug nicely
bus has not yet gas She tree nee of the
disabled limb 6111 her old Mende in Iowa
hope she will soon be as lively as ever.
GRAND TRUNK NOTBB.—Tho outgoing
freight daring the 9081 week wee ea tea
lows ; Uar of eggs by R. Thomson ; oar
of barley and a oar of mate by A. Backer ;
2 oars of hogs by A. 0. Dames, who wit
ship 2 care ot cattle on Saturday ; car ot
salt by Brussels Sett Works. Inward
there has bean a lively rustle in wbiob
R.lhom8on received a ear of butter
tube ; W, F. Stewart a ear of wheat ; P.
J. McDonald a oar of 08me08 ; R.
Henderson 2 oats of ooal ; W. W. Harris,
oar of batter boxes ; Wilton & Gigiepie
oar of cement ; P. Alamo oar of ebieg108 ;
Ranetord 11 care of coml.—Tee
81110800 yard is renewing ire animal tidy
i0g up.—We wonder when the G. T. R.
will put down the 0eme111 sidewalk to
Afaiu street 2—The train service is kept
well up to eohednle time —Engineer
illoorebead, who baa been deogerm/sly 111
at Palmerston, is still off duty.—Coin
d0ot0r Connell, who haile from London,
has commuted Ooudaotor Lewis on tine
110e. The letter now rune to Brantford
from Palmera0o0,—The Walkerton eta•
tuna honae was burned down 0u Saturday
night last.
MATRIMONIAL,—Wedneoday afternoon,
Aprrl23rd, at 2 o'olook, wedding belle
Maimed merrily at she reeidenoe of H.
and Agra. Baueton, 6 Pearl street, Brant•
ford, when their estimable daughter,
Loretta Nay, was mated iu marriage to
Will, L. Leatherdale, a young man wen
and favorably known in Brueeele. Rev.
Dr. Gee, Methodist minister, performed
the ceremony. The Wedding Marob was
well rendered by Mise 'Teske Roee, ot
Guelph. Bridsamaid and gam:lamer,
were diopeneed with, Little Mies Lees
Church, of Brantford, made a charming
flower girl dressed i0 white and carrying
a 'minim of beaetlfal pink rodeo. The
bride wore 8 most beaconing 0086ame of
white calk Bamako and carried white
rosee. 'Hearty oougr8talatioue were
tendered the happy twain by the cone,
poly in starting out on a new experience
in life, The wedding gitte were many,
beauttfel, weft 0 looted and nutlet. Red.
deans wan dedorated with palms arid
x0008 and over the dinner table was .5
bell of smnlax, Mr. Lealhardale and
bride went On it Short wedding tour to
Toronto, H8mdt00, Buffelo Sod other
pointe arriving home at Brassele on
Wodneedey. They will make their home
here and will Ball the metrim0niaf sea
with the beet wither of many friendo.
The bride is no 0108ng0r to many here as
ane wail a reeidont fora year or eo when
her parents retorted in Bressele. We
welcome Mrs. Leathordale bank to our
midst mid OOmpllment the groom 0n hie
810e11ent Oheioe,
storm t.3t7aT638kil o 1072
SURPLOe. OR RESERVE FOND $ 1,000.000
TOTAL AeelTO OVER 10,000,004
A 4temel. flanking 33usage OFr•an,gaeted
—4—.1eSAVINGS BANK "-
Acorned Interest ie added to account' every six menthe end beauties prluolpel,
Joliet 1te081t Accounts—A 8PEOIAL CONVIENIENCE ,n use in our Savings Do.
by either of 550 two reemburelof account, household, Mate ayetem idea great ouuveu
ienoe to maul' residing in town. but more parc,oularly eo to fanners, as in the latter
ease whether man or wife comes to town either can attend to the Banking. An.
other feature of ale system le that in 0ae0 of the death of either party the mousy
can be withdrawn by the survivor without coat, We will tell you more about our
methods if you will Mildly call or write,
Alarmed Women and Minors may make and withdraw deposits without the In-
tervention of any person.
SALE NOTES CASHED, COLLECTED or may be left for SAFE KEEPING
only for whioh no charge i8 made.
YOUR BUSINESS will receive oar careful and oourteone attention.
G. P. SOHOLFIELD, GEN. MANAGER. J. F. ROW LAND, Loon AGENT.
r v..
A ansa of Scarlet Fever baa been re.
ported to the Medius! Health Meer,
IN the report of 8t. Jabot's oburab
Vestry meetiog, published in Met week's
issue, the name 0f Dr. Barna was omitted
from the liar of eehere,
Thane is a rumor tbet a maohine ebop
may be started in Bra888.8. A good
haeineee could be done and the enterpriee
should be favored by our townspeople.
A Mona Cabinet Greed Nurdheimer
piano has been placed in the home of J,
Leokle. Dr. Holmes hue porohased a
Steinway Baby Grand piano, wbiob
arrived this week.
THUM/All evening of last week was e.
field eight in oo8000ti00 with Western
Star Lodge. There were uo lase then
six candidate(' received the Second degree.
The degree team did their work in ap-to-
date style.
85 % of headaches are the result of
eye strain. Proper fitting glower' will
give permanent relief. It you ere Iroubl•
ed that way ooaoult Taube & Bon at
Fox's Drug eters on Wedueaday and
'Phnraday, May, 9th and 100h.
Ngx= Saturday the Executive of the
East Huron and Week Boron Teachers'
Assooiatiune will meet at Olinton to dis•
cows among other things Ole proposed
Excursion to the Model Farm at Guelph.
Inepeot0r Robb and Principal Cameron,
of Braesele, are members and will likely
attend.
A ND10Rn of Odd Fellowe from town
sent to Blytb on Wedoeeday eveni0g to
be present and take part in theluotiontion
of a new I. 0, 0. F. lodge in flat village,
Braeaele Degree teem pot on the floor
Work tor a couple of degrees. They had
a royal time and were Most hospitably
eotertaine11 by the Blyth brethren.
INTERMEDIATE FOOT BALL. Friday
eveniug of this week the opening game
of football in the intermediate series
will be played an Viotoria Park, Brae.
eels, between Wingbem and Brussels,
Tbe game will be palled at 6 o'clock,
There should be a good turnout. Brea.
8818 team will be selected from the fol.
lowing player8 1--R. Brown, R. D. Oar.
diff, Jae. Strachan, E. Kar sty, 8, Smut,
G. MoD nald, A. Anderson, W. Ma.
Donald, R. G. Norman, W. Forrest, D.
Hoatber, Geo. Bial up, Harvey and
Charlie Byrans, P. Monroe.
HINDU REMEMBERED.—L9,1111 Monday
8Ve010g the Mewed Haggard, who have
removed ko Winnipeg thio week, were
kindly remembered by the members of
the choir of 8t. Jobo'e ohomb, Brunie,
10 wbiob they belonged. The gathering
took plaoe at the Rectory. Councillor
Jeoee read an appreoiative addreee and
Mise Jean MaLanahli0 presented the
y=4 1'0166 with a fine photographic,
group of the oboir, whioh wae mutably
aoknowledged. Rentor Lang -Ford gave
asbort address suitable to she omission
end there was a short mettles,' program
followed by lunole. The Mines Haggard
worry with them to the Weet many good
wiehes for a useful and prosperous future,
Eaoi HURON LICENSE BOARD.—Thio
Board met at the Oentral Hotel, Brussels,
on Saturday, April net. All members
viz Messrs. Oardiff, Shannon, Wileun and
Inepeotor Clegg present. Following hotel
licensee were granted for the ensuing
year : Molesworth, Regina Beehaver ;
Brussels, McLennan & Broadtool, Joseph
Qoorin, Geo. Brown ; Walton, Wm,
Emigh ; Gerrie, Geo. J. Town, Geo,
Cook ; Jamestown, Thos. MaEweo, beer
and wine ;• Belmore, Jae. Kirkby ; Blue
vale, J. 0. Johnston ; Ethel, L. L.
Longeway ; Dublin, L. Wolff ; BelgrRve,
J. B. Stratton ; Oranbrook, Jacob Long
Fordwieb, Henry Otto ; Wroxeter, A. A.
Piety and Wm. Carrie, subject to pertain
impr0vement8. This 1s thesame number
all licensed last year. No chap harming
are issued in Beet Huron.
PRE8RNTATroN,—Last Tuesday evening
a number of the members of the Chosen
Friends Connell assembled at the resi.
dente of John Cunningham, Turnberry
street, to do honor to their departing
Chief °Meer in the person of S. Hoggard,
who is removing to the West. Tbe fol•
lowing address was read by Dr. Toole
and an emblematic pin was presented by
Mr. Cenniegbam ;—
Mr. Samuel Noggard.—
DEAn SIR AND FRIeND,—We, theOfloers
and members of Brueeele Connell No.
363, 0. 0. 0. F., knowing that yon are
aeoat to move to the Weal) to live, hereby
expre88 oar warm friendship towards
von. Daring your many ye8re of reel
dente here you have bad the 08teene,
0809501 end honor you eo juotly deserved.
Asa neighbor you have been kind and
obliging ; se a m80 your word is as good
es year bond and in the ohurob you are
considered a true Ohriettan, You have
been Chief Councillor of oar Council
neveral times and have attended the
Grand Council as our representative, both
oMoee being tilled with honor to yoareelf
end added dignity to the mee0ing8 of the
Connell, II is our piea000e to present yon'
Otte pin embtematio of the vows we have
given each other. We are sorry to lose
you bat the beet of friends mast part at
timee. We wish yea every prueperily in
year new tome. May you and Mrs.
Hoggard abd family long be spared to
enjoy the frnite of a life well spent and
on that Great Day may we ail meet in
the 0000511 on high. Signed on behalf
of the Coattail. EOeae Crich, 0. 0. ;
John Cenningbem, Rea. ; Mre, Robert
Dark, Prolate I Rebeaoa Helmet',' V. 0. ;
.Elisabeth Holmen, 0. Ambrose Toole, P.
0.: Geo. Stemn,
The recipient made a moat appropriate
reply and abort speeches were given by
mambo/et of the Order. A tasty funah
was served by Mre. Cunningham after
®r,
Ronan LAWWLAW DECEASED.—This week
Fivaucal Nearetary Plum, of Court Priu•
cede Alexandria, O. 0. F., Bru88818, re•
ceased uotitioation of the demiee of
Robert Laidlaw, a former well known
Broeeelite, who departed ilia life ea
South St. Joseph, Micoouri, on April
25th and was buried on the 27th ult. He
woo 73 years of age. Mr. Laidlaw had
been poorly for Beyond menthe. He wee
foreman iu a pork packing eetabliehment.
It is about 23 years since he removed
from town atter Belling oat hie livery
business in the stand now owned by
Hugh Ramsay. He will be well remeen-
uered by the older reoideuts of this loeal-
ity. Mrs. Laidlaw and several children
ear0100.
Home races SAN FRAN0I800,—Salorday
eveurog Fred. Hayorott arrived home
from Ban Franoieoo, California, and ban
been wail quizzed by old cud young toe to
the experiences met with in the terrible
earthquake and more terrible Conflagra-
tion. Aloog with a companion, Mr,
Romans, he went to San Fraooieoo from
Ulevelaod last September Sod they were
rooming together 00 the Belmont Hotel.
At 5,14 a. en. ou Wednesday, April 18th,
they were ou0ermonioaely awakened and
;brown oat o1 bed by rue shook and al-
most at once the root and part of she wall
oollapeed owiug to the fall of neighboring
Ohimneya upon the house. The bed W11.8
ornehed to the floor and the room 80
twielod the door would not open. A
book teas secured and the panel Remitted
out and the door wrenched apart. They
grabbed a portion of their clothing and
put for d0w0ntaire at a lively gait, mak-
ing a sale exit. It's rather eurprieiog
that Out of 75 or 80 guests only one rasa
was bars. Fred. bought a pair of shoes
and be and hie oompanion bad breakfast
at a reotauraot. They attempted t0 re•
enter the hotel for their beloogioge but
soldiers were on guard and refused
admission and they were well pleaded to
e80Bpe with their levee. Mr, Hayoroft'e
watob was lett cruder hie pillow. Firee
were soon blazing everywhere and the
etraeta thronged with people. Union
Square, a large park near the oentre of
the city, wee Mr. Hayoroft'B bedroom
the first night, he and his friend securing
a mattress Dad some blankobe and quilts
from a deserted house near by. Many
were not so fortunate and ('lepton mother
earth, Sunday evening Fred, struck for
Brueeele and did not atop until be arrived
here. He says it was the saddest sight
he ever witneeeed. The 3 story Valencia
Hotel sank into the ground so that only
the top story wee vioible. Martial law
governed the oily and everything was
well looked atter se to feeding the bnngry
and oaring for thebomeleee, The toiler,
of the water supply allowed the fire fall
away, outside of the dynamiting of blocks
and boildioge for time and the result
was almost a clean burn out. Dona.
Stewart wa8 800;her Bruneelite who was
n reardeot of the destroyed city. He
arrived here Taeaday night. He wee
oleeping in the 5th story of hie boarding
hoose whioh promisee was badly shaken
bet not burned, There were about 100
roomers. Ou getting to the Street be
proaeeded,to the drug afore he was em•
played in where he found everything it a
promiscuous heep upon the floor, tbe
battles, &o., Smashed to atoms. Two
aompanione of his went to Oakland,aoroas
the bay, to see how things were there, but
were 11ot permitted to return by the
regular ferry and had to eeoare a jock to
get brook. In the meantime Daum was
wrestling with the three trunks. A eerier
was offered $10.00 to take them to the
Park but refused and our townewau wee
not pleased bat decided to adopt a ruse
eo drew an empty revolver and demanded
their removal forthwith, and on aompli-
80ae the mem bad nerve enough so tax
them $16 whioh he got. Qtr, Stews, t
elept outdoors with a blanket and coat
mud toned himself nicely coated with
ashes and aindere from the burning eur•
roaodiege next morning. Board at Oak
land was 55 and 56 per day 8o he decided
to take a holiday visit to the parental
home, returning by Loe Angeles, New
Mexico end Bt, Lonis. Tae Pose con-
gr01a186es our town hope on their safe
return and hopes they will remain oil
Canadian soil.
THE LATE M110DO0K Mamma—As re•
ported to Tao Pon last week a well
known former resident of Btaeee's In the
980000 01 Murdock MoLennan, passed
that bourne from wheoue no traveller
ret0rne on Wedoeeday of last week at
Strathroy where he wee 818111ng hie
brotber•in law. He bad been in tailing
health for tbe peat 6 years from Brighle'
dime/tee, In March 1905 he had a stroke
of paralyeio in Thomasville while proms.
eating hie haeineee an a drag traveller
bat rented from that go a8 to be able to
resume work, A seoond stroke betel him
while in the town of Harrieton the
Iaet week of December whioh final y
reunited in hie demise. Mr. MoLennan
was born in Rusebire, BOotlaed, nearly
50 years ago and came to Canada when e
boy. Be became a redden(' of 00000818
about 1880 and vote united in marriage
to Mese Agb08 Thompson, of this place,
who with two eons, Wm, and Alex„ sur-
vive baeband and father, The first men•
tioned eon le making hie home in Winni•
peg and the latter lives with hie mother
in London. A rattail loved daughter,
Ella, passed away Iasi Jame deeply re•
gretted, The enbjeot of We notion was
in G, A, Deadman's drug store, Brussels,
for a number of yoare, leaving to aebome
the poetbion of traveller for Jae. A. 11en•
gedy, who Deals drtlggiot, London, will
wbom he Was 13 years, afterward taking.
a eir0i18r post With the Dominion Dreg
whioh the coasts departed with good Co., of Hamilton, where he orient the past
wicbee for Mr. Hoggard and 'family. 6 years. Hie employere were klndnosa
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%=` METROPOLITAN BANK
CAPITAL—Authorized 0,000,000
CAPITAL—raw up 1,000,000
RESERVE and Surplus Fronts', 1.1811,1.118
8, J, MOORE, IOlreatore D, B, THOMPBON, E. O.
Proeidont. Vioo-Prosldont.
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W. 1), 21088, - Weoeral Manager}
THE METROPOLITAN BAER 1e open to receive the aoeouuts of,
Farmers, Merobauts rood Suelnee° 'Community generally and to give
careful consideration to all propo0ale l abmttted to 11.
It roliee upon its pant record an oourtooue trcatine0t of its Ono-
Minere, and will extend every ooneideratiou 005101 tent with sound
bauOug to those woo may defers to trauma buoineoo with it,
S texas iftwir B21Pagrittrzwr
Interest 81 HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all same of $1 and upwards
BRUSSELS BRANCH A. E. MELLISH, Manager.
pereoutfied to him during his ili'eeeu
sending him hie monthly obeque the
same as it he were regularly at work.
Thie war' most highly appreciated and
eweeleued many a trying hula in hie
iiluee8. ',Mealy," as everybody called
him, was ot a very jovial disposition and
woe a,waye welcome es a eanebine bearer,
He had many friends all of whom will
greatly regret hie demise and oyinpatbiee
deeply with the bereaved. Mr. MoLen•
080 was a Presbyterian in religion and
an eutbusiaeuo Liberal in bis political pre.
femme, Tho taneral of Mr. MoLennan
cook place Saturday afternoon from the
Loudly reeidenoe, 400 Sing street, De•
1 eeoeed wan well known throughout
Wooteru Outario having beau a Dom•
mer0tat traveller 18 years. The members
of the Weeteru Outario Travellers' Are
nooiutiou and the moat lodge of the A. 0.
U W. attended the funeral iu a body.
1'he p01108srere were the deoested's'
three brothers, A. A. MoLennan, of
fermate ; D..MoLenuan, of St. Thom
ea ; J. McLennan, and big 'bre('
brothere•in law, J. S. Thomson, of Lon.
don ; R. J. Thomson, stud Wm. Thom
non, ill Strathroy. The services,
whioh were bold at the house, were
000dueted by Rev, T. H. ,uitebeli
Mid she Rev. Dr. Roes. Interment
took place at Woodland cemetery.
Alex. MoLennan, • brother to deoeueed,
and tire. MoLennan and Mre. D. 0.
Rose attended the funeral from town.
The Druggists' Aeaooiation wae repro.
tented by Pr851de06 Tinting, Of Harrill.
ton, and Beoretary•Treasurer Henderson.
The following letter 'chows the appre-
oiatio0 in whioh Mr. MoLennan was held
by the Company he travelled for and is
a jam tribute, we believe, to the deems.
ed
Mra. McLenatam,
London Ont.
Dna Moe. MoLnewas.—It is melees
for me to even attempt to tell you bow
('hooked we all were at the news of
Mardie'e sodden end. When Bret I knew
him it was as e, competitor, and a worthy
one be was indeed, but stomps honorable
and fair, a type of what a man should be.
Later when he came with us he quickly
endeared himself 10 all members of the
of the staff, until I feel quite sate 10.967•
i0g be was the beet liked of all our rare.
eentatives, We are indeed desolate on
aoounot of hid taking away. He wee the
kind of man that could 111 be spared au
hie sterling aharaoter was snob ea bene•
fitted all those with whom he came in
contact. 1825 sorry that Mr. Tinting is
not here because I know how both yon
and Mnrdio esteemed him. Yon will no
doubt have heard from him ere tble.
Do not fail to let ma know it I can be of
any ae618te008 to you for I assure you
"bat I would gondola it a privilege if I
could leaden your load as the present
mom801. Again extending to you laud
yours the deepeot eympet17 from all nom
fleeted with one firm I am,
Yours moat sincerely
T, A. HENDERSON.
Hamilton, April 2602, 1907.
Business Locals.
GOVERNMENT proof olover seed at Ma.
Cracke0'I.
BUSK Wyandotte eggs for hatching,
$1.00 per 15, JAI, BALLANTINB.
Fos Bale two thousand red preened
Milton brink. Appy to I O. Rsohesns,
WANTED.—Eggs, 14o cash, 16e trade.—
Fall pedlars pnoes. Gro. E, KING,
Wingham.
Ham DBESSING.—Bwitahes made oat of
combing. and out hair.
Mee. R. Hzzaeroo, Mill 81, West.
Sou of money found. Owner may
have llama by proving property and
-paying for this local. ALr=ED J. Lomax.
0OM1ORTABLE aparim0nt8, eon laiuing 6
rooms, 10 the Booker block to rent. For
further 98rtioul8rs apply early to
Amami) BAEKE5, Braeaele,
0Uoloe Beed peas for sale. Also a good
Grade Durham Bull 15 months old. Ap.
ply to J. P. Mol000na, Lot 21, Oon. 12,
Grey, Oranbrook P. 0.
Fianna PLowe.—Farmers wishing to
bay the beet plow made oall on the
undersigned. Plow repairs and pointe
kept et Robt. Frannie' work chop.
Jona LIMO.
WORE MADS EASY.—To wood worker,
or any one using edged tools, when you
seethe advantage at having plain irons
and other edged tools ground true you
will not delay in having same done at the
Praia() Your ilposight
TAVBE & SON
Manufaotaring Optiolaus and Elyeelght
Bpeolallste, of Toronto, will bo al
Fox's Drug more
BRUSSELS
& THURSDAY,WEDNESDAY TII;4Y 9 & 10
and will be pleaeod to have all those
troubled with defective eyesight call and
ocneult them.
They have been establiehed in Toronto
since 1371 and during that time over
100 000 MOB have been successfully fitted
by them,
The advantage they have over others ie
the fact that they grind thei own Lenses
and by so doing prevent may errors in the
process of Leus making.
If your eyes trouble you in any way; or
the Waimea you now wear aro not oom-
Iortable, do not neglect this opportunity
of having them properly attended to.
The new ELECTRIC O0TNAL50-METRO.
ecopo used in making all exeminatione.
All work absolutely guaranteed,
For references see small bine.
easy figure by T. MaGngaon, Mill et.,
Brueeele.
aa:HA:N
FghausoN,—In Brussels, On April 26:1„ to
Mr. and Mre. Jno. Ferguson a eon.
Home —In Wingham, on Tuesday, May
let, to Mr, and Mre. H. F. Hicks,
a eon.
M2LBn.—I0 Breese's, on April 28th, to
Mr. and Mre. George Miler, a 800.
MEBBER—Lu Morrie, on April 26112, to
Mr. and Mrs. John Messer, a
daughter.
MEesen—In Morrie, on May let, to Mr.
and Mre. Robt. Meeeer, a daughter.
0011—I0 Wingham, on May let, to Mr,
and Mre. W. Orr, King Edward
hotel, 8 daughter,
WILLIAMSON—In Wingbam, on April 29,
to Mr. and Mre. W. Williameon, a
daughter.
Lomrsw.—At South St. Joseph, Mo., on
April 25th, Robert Laidlaw, formerly
of Brussels, aged 73 years.
WoLo—In Turnberry, ou April 264b,
Robt. Wray, aged 55.
m12VSST-IS.,2B MAR ac.. -a Tea,
Fall Wheat 75 75
Barley 43 .43
Pees 65 70
Oats 33 34
Batter, tube and rolls15 17
Eggs per dozen 14 15
Hay per ton 6 00 7 00
Flour, per bbl 4 50 5 20
Hoge, Live 7 00
Wool 23 23
Selo, per bbl„ retail 1 00 70
Potatoes per bus 40 40
Apples (per bbl.) 160
Brussels Daylight Store
G. N. McLaren
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The New Grey Skirts
are Here
Just received—Women's and Misses' New Grey Skirts. To say that they
are New is hardly putting it strong enough. They are simply up-to.the-
minute Styles.
AT $3.26
—Ladies' Dark, Medium and Light Grey,
Tweed, Pleated Skirts, with Panel and Self -
covered Buttons ; Taped Seams ; all sizes
87 to 43.
AT $6.00
--Ladies' Light Grey, 411 Wool Home -
sputa ; Pleated and trimmed with Self Bias
Folds.
AT $2.75
—Misses Medium and Light Colored Grey
Tweed Skirts ; Pleated, with Panel and Self
Buttons ; all sizes from 24 to 35.
Ladies' Skirts
—Ladies' Skirts in Dark Colors and Black,
all this season's Newest Styles, from $1.75
to $5.00.
LADIES' WHITE WAISTS
Dainty White Waists, this season's smartest styles, finished with Tucks, Lace, Insertion
and Embroidery Trimmings ; all sizes 32 to 44. We guarantee our line of Waists to fit.
Exceptionally Good Values in Lace Curtains
Lace Curtain stock ie now complete—Big range of all Popular Priced Curtains.
Here are Two at elan° a pair Exceptionally Good Values
—Extra good quality of fine Net, Stitched Edges, —At 260, 500, 65o, 750, 90o and upto $4.50. We
Large Floral and Small Neat Patterns ; full 60 inches can save you money on your Lace Curtain Needs.
wide and 8i yards long.
BOOTS AND SHOES
The New Spring Boots are in stock -Light and Heavy for Men, Women and Children.
Women's Oxfords at.... $1,00 $1,25 51,60 $2.00 Misses' Slipper(' at $1.00 61.25 $1.50
Children's Siippees at 76o, $1.00 $1.25
CHOIOE STOCK OF GROCERIES STRICTLY FRESH
We always Pay the Top Notch Price for Produce.
new JZOMI? goes d? FOP W/«1r1 r h'.
G. N. McLaren
NextDoor
� to
American Hondo