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SUMMER COMFORT
This time of year, perhaps more than at any other time, you
to enjoy yourself—perhaps some of these things will
help to better your health and in-
crease your comfort.
want
Nothing bettor
for Tired or Aching
Feet than
Foot Rest Powder
or Foot Elm
Effervescent
Phosphate of Soda
Citrate of Magnesia
are bracers.
Aromatic Cascara
the best.
For Prickly Heat
Use Talcum Powder.
We leave a eplendid
kind at 15o, a oan.
Also have Euthymol,
Colgate's and Men-
neu's.
Fresh Hellebore Blue Stone 4-myi,ig
11111111.11110,
DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. G. & B.
Trains leave Brunelle Station, North
and South, OAfoliOWe:
GOING BooTR GOING NORTH.
Mall 7:06 e.re I Mixed 000 a.m
e,.m 1 Mnll ....... 1.44 pan
Express 8:62p.m I Express ,„... 8:61 p.m
f7Cct t, .0 Us J ,ern
A chiefs among ye fakir' notes,
An' faith he'll prone it.
Tse Pose gives the news.
LIGET frost Monday night.
Tae pia-nio eeaeon is at band,
MARKET your wool at Brussels.
EM MY inhere in the month of June.
Samoa Board will meet Friday evening
of next week.
Coupe of Revision and Connell next
Monday night.
A. 0. Danes shipped a oar of hogs to
Toronto this week.
Soren fest time is being made by Lhe
local horses on the half mile track here.
THERE are five appeale to be heard at
the Court of Revision next Monday
evening.
ELECTION of Offlaers in Western Star
Lodge, L 0. 0. F., Brussels, Thnreday of
this week.
COUNCIL meeting and Court of Revieioo
will be held on Monday evening of next
week at 8 o'Mioots.
WINGReat and Bayfield played a tie
foot ball game at Wingham on Taeedey
evening, the eoore being 1-1.
GARDEN ease has made great progress
daring the poet 10 days. thaoke to the
warm weather and treg00nt showers.
GEoaae Moniednee was off work this
week owing to getting a splinter of steel
in hie floe while working on the G. T. R.
eeation.
CONSTABLE OLrvna gave the gypsies a
call Wednesday evening and they took
the overland route Thursday morning,
going southward.
CouNOILLoe BABEeE had a mare colt, by
Monbere, arrive on Monday. This gives
Mr. Beaker two Moubttre Spring cone and
both are likely lookers.
L, 0. T. M.—Next Monday evening,
June 4th, the regaler meeting of the
Lady Maccabees, Hive No. 315, Beneuels,
will be held in the Lodge room at eight
o'clock. r
Gunn Bateau bee oompleted the
cement platform for the tire engine at the
river bank on Elizabeth meet. The old
eland was used up. This one ehoald last
for many a day.
Fames of this week the Intermediate
Football team of Brussels will try eon-
elasione again with Wingham club, this
time in the latter town. A Moue game
will likely be the result.
Tee G. T. R. will ran 60 day Exonr•
Bions to the West, going by boat from
Sarnia, on June 4th and 20th and July
4th and 18th ; via North Bay, rail route,
June 6 and 19, and July 3 and 17.
Jowos THUeLL ie tearing down emotions
of the old house an hie lot on Turnberry
street, opposite Si. John's church rectory.
He may creat a new reeidenoe on the
property. The old hoagie has been up
many a year.
TRE annual meeting of East Huron
FRrmere' Inetitate will be held in Brae.
eels o0 Friday, June 22ad, and will be
followed on the came day by a Pare Seed
Institute, which ehonld be of interest to
many. Farther partioolete will be given
in oar next twee.
CARD or TRANRe.—We wish to thank
the many friends for their sympathy and
many helpful vote in connection with the
short illness and enbeegnent death of
Russell Hafete, oar grandson. It wee
most highly appreciated and will never
be forgotten.
Oouwrx Oonnoil will meet at Goderiob
on Tuesday afternoon of next week,
MODEL Farm Exooreion Saturday, June
23rd. Make your errengemente to at.
tend.
THE Street Committee has had a nom.
ber of holes on the roads filled with
gravel.
A LABOR number of new thee ate being
pat in position by the motion men of the
G. T. R. on Brussels eeotion,
Wo,. Goanote has bad a oemeot walk put
down from Flora street to hie reeidenoe.
He ealle hie home "Waverly,”
Two loads of young people drove over
to Trowbridge on Victoria Day and bad
a good time at the home of Mr. Moore,
50 CENTS, in advance, will pay for TAB
POST to the let of January 1907. Yon
should not be without it. Only 7 oeobe a
mouth.
A TASTY portico has been built over the
front door at the residence of Wm,
Martin, Flora street. Mr. Martin has a
ooey, tidy home
GEORGE ROBB'e Costumer mare present-
ed him with a dandy Estelle colt. It is
ears to be a goer.
R. LEATNERDALE & Soto have Bold three
Heiutzman piauoe within the last month.
The purchasers were A. MoDonald, Oran•
brook ; Reeve Fraser and Thos. William-
son, of Grey township.
Leer week Fletcher Roe and 0oneoillor
James circulated a eabeaription and col.
leoted aboat $70 whish was preeented to
the Wheatley family ea an expreeeion of
practical sympathy in oonueotioo with
the recent accident to their little coo.
THE following is the standing of the
three teams in Huron District
won tie lose to play pie
Braesele 2 1 0 1 10
Bayfield 0 2 1 3. 4
Wingham 0 1. 1 2 2
TAE Congregation of Dunara oharah
wish to thank tbeir many friends down
East who eo kindly contributed through
Mee. George Forrest to their organ Fund.
The organ we are pleased to say is paid
for. Again thanking you all for yoor
great kindness. Years sinoerely,
M. MAY FousTER, Seo. Treae,
RUNAwax.—Baturday afternoon a
broncho, owned by Dan. Denman, 5111
Hoe Morrie, and driven by Mre, Denman,
took fright, upset the baggy and ran
away. Mre, Denman was thrown oat of
the rig in front of the knitting factory
and received some severe brnieee. She
was helped into the faotory where she
had an opportunity of recovering her
composure. No damage wae done to the
ig. It was very fortunate that the am
aident had no woree features to reoord.
PRESIDING ExAMINEee.—FOE the Mid•
Sommer High Sohool Examieatione for
East Heron Inspectorate the following
will be presiding examiners_—Clinton,
W. R. Lough and John Hartley ; Sea.
orth, A. Scott and W. J. Moffatt ; Wing -
ham, J. H. Cameron; Blyth, A. H.
Musgrove ; Brussels, Inspector Robb.
The Eotranoe candidates will be presided
over by:—Olintou, John Houston and W.
R. Lough ; Seaforth, G. F. Rogers and
T. G. Shillioglaw ; Wingham, H. D.
Long ; Blyth, Mies K. Wilson ; Braesele,
Inepeotor Robb and Mies J. Ritchie ;
Wroxeter, Mies Brook ; Fordwioh, W. P.
Dobson. Eotraooe will be held on June
27, 28 and 29, and the High Bobcat
Exams, will commence on Jane 80th,
SUDDEN Denim—The cad uewe that
Mra. Time. Ballantyne had died, after a
few hours' Meese, tell like a great pall
epee Btaeoele Tneeday at noon. She
had been busy in the garden after break.
fast and between 8 and 9 o'oloak, and
while chatting with her daughter, Mise
Millle, was otr,oken with paralysis and
lapsing item aoaaneaioneuese never rallied,
paeeing away ebortly before 12 o'olook
noon, Deoeaeed, whose maiden name
was Eleanor Archer, wile born at Douglas,
Iele of Mea, nearly 60 years ago. Along
with her parente the came to Canada
when galbe a child and took up residence
at Loudon, afterward removing to Mit-
chell. Here she wae united in marriage
to Jao. Grewor, who predeceased her by
10 years, lacking a day. The young
couple located at Brueeele and although
in Pennsylvania, U. 8., Mitchell and
Derides, still Brussels appeared to have
magnetic iufloenoe for them and ae a
oonsequenoe they spent a goodly portion
of their adult life here. Deoeaeed wart
the mother of 9 obildreu, 7 of whom
survive her as follows :—Wm. A., of
Brueeele; Mre. R. N. Barrett, Wingham;
Mre. J. D. Warwick, Broetele ; Oharlie,
at Fort Wi111am ; John, at Roatiland,
Mich. ; Edward, of Alameda, Saab. ; and
Mice Millie, of town. About two years
ago Mrs. Grower married Thos. Ballan•
type, of this plane, who wee a lite•Iong
friend of Mr, Grewar, the two of them
coming from the same looaliby in Soot
land, Mr, and Mre. Ballantyne were
very welly situated and the sudden oall•
ing away of his light hearted wife will be
keenly felt. Moe, Ballantyne was votive,
indaetriuue and kindly and bid fair to
enjoy a good many years of life as elm
knew little of bodily ailments. She had
a wide oircle of friends and acloainteboee
who wilt einoerely sympathise with the
bereaved relatives. The subject of this
noticeae t i t
b two e e ere (Mre. vv, Colwell,
Ofallao9
W burg, and Mre, (Rev.) Johnston,
of South Berta), and one brother (Ildward
Archer) living, The foment will take
pleoe from her late reeidenoe, Church
street, to Brueeele cemetery on Friday
afternoon at 8.80 o'olodk, tervioe a half
hour earlier,
DAVID AND MRS. HAISTE,
DURING the poet week good work has
beau done in trimming off the lower
branohee from a number o1 the shade
keen on Taroberry street South. This
will give the roadway a better chanes to
dry atter ehowere of rain and also gives
the eleotrio lighte a better show to illam•
Mating the darkness.
FOOT BALL LEAIME,—THE POST offers a
new Foot Ball for the winging juvenile
Fool Ball team in Braesele, the members
to be under 16 years of age and residence.
Teams meet be regularly organized, Het
of players registered with Tug POST and
winners mast score 8 out of 6 games, one
match to be played mob week. Bohedule
to be arranged and referee chosen byjolnt
ooneen6. Organization mast be 0omplet.
ed, before June 71h at 8 o'clock. Now
boy' get buoy.
TENDERS are asked for tba erection of a
new Agrioaltnral Hall on the Grey
$rauob Park, and will be reoeived up to
Jane 18th at 1 p. in. by Secretary W. H.
Kerr. Building is to beve lower etory of
dement oonarete with dement floor and
frame upper story with tbingle roof.
Plane and apeoifioationa may be seen at
Tun Poer oh and atter June 6511, Con-
tractors are asked to state price they will
allow for present Ball. The work is to
be completed eo as to have everything in
readiness for the Fall Fair, wbioh will be
a bummer, Building will be 40x70 feet
With two ,wings. W. 1, Binning, ter.
obiteot, of Listowel, is preparing the
plans,
Standard Bank of Canada
Sa>7e.®.2ET 2:35}79 1072
TOTAL 96SSIDT8 0,108 E FUND X11,000.000
A General Banking Iiu>ainegs Transacted
—'•)ZSAVINGS d3ANKif'
Accrued lulerest le added to accounts ovary six months and becomes principal,
Joint Deposit Accounts—A SPECIAL OON V0ONXENGE 111.1113Q in our Savings De-
partment i8 the "Joint Deposit" 80ooaut. Money may be depoalted or withdrawn
by either o1 the two members of the household, This system is a groat eenvon-
Jamoe to many realdiog 1n town, but more partloularly no to farmers, as le Ole latter
case whether mus or wife comae to town either eau atteurl to the Backing. An-
other feature of the BYerem is that fu ease of the death of either party the money
can be withdrawn by the survivor without cost. We will tell you more about our
methods if you will kindly pall or write.
Married Women arid Minors may make and withdraw deposits without thele.
terveutron of any person,
SALE NOTES CASHED, COLLECTED or may be left for SAFEKEEPING
only for wbioh no charge is made.
YOUR BUSINE88 will receive our oaretol and courteous attention,
G. P. SOHOLFLELD, GEN. MANAGER. J. F. ROWLAND, Lono. Adm.
100 eubeoribere wanted iu Jane. 50o
in advance will eeaure THE POST to Jan.
101, 1907.
A CEMENT outside eniranoe has been
hailt to the cellar at Wilton & Gillespie'e
bardware store.
Fon run WEST,—W. Henry, G. T. R.
agent, ticketed E. E Bryana, Jamestown,
to W innigeg and Wm, Wright, Morris-
bank, to McLean, Sauk,
A 00N700000T Of Brueeele Odd Fellows
will go to Listowel on Wednesday even•
ins of next week to take part in the open
ing of the I. 0. 0. F. mew Hall. Onr
Degree team will exemplify the 3rd
degree that night.
Femmes who eat bananaae ehoald make
Bare that the thine are not dropped on
the sidewalk. We know of three people
who got either tumblee or bad jerks by
slipping on a peeling that some oareleee
body had dropped on the walk. Don't do
it.
BAtnetzzes.—Thie eplendid Oratorio
will be produced in the Town Hall, Brue
eels, oil Tuesday evening, June 12th,
under the direction of George Cline, of
Wingham. Over 60 vetoes will take part.
Lovers of good m0Bi0 should not 80160
this opportunity,
We moat have the Herne of the writer
of oorreepoodeuoe as a guarantee that is
Ma booaflde, Reoently copy hbeen re
•
oeived with fictitious names and some
times the eiguatnre omitted and oonee-
g0ently the aorreepondeuoe goes to the
waste paper basket.
DR, Bonen, London, will be at the
Amerioau Hotel, Broaeele, on
THURSDAY, - JUNE 21eT
THURSDAY, - JULY 19Ta
Hours 7;30 a. m. to 2 p. m. Eye, Ear,
Noce and Throat consultations. Epee
tested for glaseee.
WM. MARTIN bee received an invitation
to attend a meeting of the "Old Guard"
Pact Grande, of Harmony Lodge, No.
115, I. 0. 0. F.,. Brantford, on Tuesday
evening of next week and will probably
attend. We know of no Odd Fellow who
will take more good out of each a fano.
tion.
BAZAAR.—On the afternoon of Victoria
Day a Handkerchief and Apron Bazaar
was held in the Town Hall, Braesele,
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid of
the Methodfet church. A large portion
of the many and varied artiolee was
disposed ot. A comicial and literary pro.
gram wee rendered in the evening, Rev.
T. W. Omens presiding. Ohoioe solos
were well sang by Misses McKinley,
Cardiff, HLegatee and Gerry, and Ohms.
Richardson ; Miens Getty, Hiugeton,
Sharpe and Baeker gave a vocal gear -
tette by special request in good voioe 1
metromentale by H. L. and Mre, Jaokeon
and Oraheelra ; cleverly rendered realm.
tione by Mrs. (Dr.) Borne and Mime
Minnie MoNangntou. The talent was
thanked• for their kind aeeietanee and
highly appreoiabed help. Refreshments
were provided in the shape of ion cream,
cake,00bfeotionery and fruit. Financial
pro:eede cleared $28 00, which will be
applied on the 9100 the Ladies' Aid are
to liquidate on the ehnrob debt next Fall
in the debt removing effort of $1200.
Pow coiner% programa are better than
the one presented Thnreday evening of
last week.
BRUSSELS Woo,.—The Bayfield Foot.
ball team arrived here Friday afternoon
to play the return match with the home
team in the intermediate eerie,. They
were a trifle cooky over the praepeat,
The Aeaooiation with speed that would
oompare favorably with the running of
molasses in Winter, had decreed that
Frank Ardelt was enepended in response
to Wiogham'a protest and Eddie Bryane'
membership forfeited, Added lo this J.
Leslie Kerr, the goal keeper, was laid op
with quinsy, eo that the locale were
rather shorthanded with Ellie active trio
off the field but with a plunk that givee a
loug way toward victory they filled the
gape and pat up male a battle that they
kept the visitors busy all through the
the game and toward the latter halt had
them about "bushed." Na goals were
eoored in the first halt, although there
were a few aloes calls on both eidee. In
the seamed half Willie Forrest planted
the sphere in front of the goal from the
wing sad despite the energy of Peak, the
goal defender, between the flags it was
placed and a great cheer went ahyward.
No other snoring was done, both teams
played good bail and a bettor game is
seldom Been as there were no disputes
and little roughness. Bayfield is a etrang
aggregation, made up of old piayere who
do not rattle in trying. situations. They
have P1ok,the Seaforth Senior team goal
keeper, tletween the etakee, and be is a
good one, and Mr.Oreneton, of • Clinton,
on one of the wings. He is a very lively
forward and has the knaok of getting
beautifully off side when the referee ie
inolined to be lenient. Braseele did
exoeptionally well under the oiroumetano•
0e to gain the victory and the drafted
pluyore did themaeivee oredi0. Brown
,laokeon, of Seaforth, was referee, while
his deelsiooe are eometimea queetioned
it would be a diffionit mutter to get a
man who trice to be squarer and gives ae
genial eatislaotiou, The lineup Friday
evening was as followe
DRUBBELB BAYPIELD
Andereou Goal Pook
Anderson t Backe { Wanleeo
MoDonald J. Mustard
Stevenson.. ( Sheppard
Brown � 3 Backe 0 Mustard
ardiff
McLennan 'Cranston
8traoban Pollard(
Bryan° ForwardsBrownlee
Earley Wlddow
Perrot-
,,1'. MUBf and
Norse.—With three Mustards on the
tram Bayfield will always put up a hot
flight,—Gate reoeipte were over 980.00,
Brueeele will play the return match with
Wingbam in that town on Friday even.
ing,--That "mumps" carpet bag from
Bayfield mast have been a hoodoo.—It
looks ae if Braeeelo might capture this
DIstrict.
Business Locals.
GOVERNMENT proof olover seed al Mo-
OraokeD'e.
Bina Wyandotte eggs for hatobing,
81.00 per 15, JAIL BALLLNT$NE.
Do not forget McGregor ie taming
-lawn mowers now on Mill St. Brueeele,
100 ROUND cedar poste for Bele, aleo a
single buggy, Apply to A. Ooox, Bros.
eels, North.
HAIR DRESSING.—Switohee made out of
oombinge and out hair.
Mae. R. HINGSTO , Mill el. West.
WANTED.—Egge 200. Pedlars Revised
Tariff -100 tube choice grass Batter
wanted at once. Geo. E. %ma, Wingbam.
LOGGING obain found. Owner may
have it by proving property and paying
for this noti0e. Apply t0 J000e Mama,
N Lot 26, Oom. 6, Morrie.
Future PLowe,—Farmers wishing to
bay the beet plow made call on the
undersigned. Plow repairs and points
kept at Robb. Frenoie' work shop.
Jose Lena,
PERSONA', PtRAb1RAPhIS.
Mre. R, McAlpine bae gone to St.
Marys,
Mre. jewel; Sharp Was at London for a
few days taut week.
Alf, Beaker took in the races at Mitch-
ell oo Viotoria Day.
Percy Sperian waa home from Goder.
Lob for a short vieit.
Mies Mand Querin was renewing old
friendships at Ethel.
Robert Beattie, of Wingham, was in
town on Wednesday.
Herb. Cunningham, of Stratford, waa
home for a few days.
Mime Mary MOOlare ie holidaying with
relatives in Mo%odop.
Wm. and Mre. Moffatt called on Bine
vale friends lett Sunday.
Mies Norma Lowick, of Fordwiab, is
vieitiog Mende in Brunelle,
Mise Pearl Leatherdale spent a few
deya In Fordwiob last week.
J. T. Roes 'cream Victoria Day with
hie brother Tom in Cheeley.
Mrs. W. H. Kerr ie 010101ng at Wind
cor, Detroit and Amheretbnrg.
Mre. Geo. Muldoon and Mre. Sholdioe
were at Gowanetown for the 24th.
Barrister MacDonald repent Victoria
Day on the old homestead in Aebfleid.
Mies Carrie Edwards is away on a
visit to Stratford, Listowel, and Elmo.
Mrs. Mors spent a few days with
relativem in Monklon during the past
week,
Naree Thomeou and Mre, W. Revile
were visiting relatives in Brace Oo. Met
week.
Will J. Stewart, manager of the Sten•
dard Bank, at Ailea Craig, was home for
Victoria day.
Misses Glebe and Dickson, of Seaforth,
were holidaying in Brussels with relat•
vac and friends.
Arthur Wheatley, whose left leg was
amputated Tuesday of last week, is
making favorable programs.
George Howe and Mies Jennie, of
Wroxeter, were renewing old friendships
ite Brueeele on Tneeday.
Inepeotor Robb ham been bothered
daring the past week With an attack of
lumbago but we hope be will eoon be
o. k.
Mre. Edward Lowry ated children were
visiting in Wingham with her tattier who
has been ill. We hope he will goon be
o. k.
Dr. and Mre. Cavanagh and ohildren,
of Owen Sound, were Visiting relatives iu
Brussels for a few days daring the past
week,
Mica Barbara Mo%elvey is home from
the University at Toronto having nom•
plated her firer year. She is a good
student.
Mre. A. McGuire enjoyed Viotoria Day
holiday by a visit to Preston where her
eon Norman bolds a position on the
Preston Progress.
Misses Rose and Graoe Oaeb, of See•
forth ; Mise Olive Wood, of Kincardine ;
and Mise'rbomaoo, of St. Marys, spent
Sunday with Mre. A. T. Currie.
John Andrew Taylor, M. A., Beet
Wawaooeb, Principal of Dalton High
School, has been appointed Principal of
Wiugham High Bohool. The opening
will take plane Sept. 106,
Jno. Flatland, who has been at Preston
taking advantage of the ealphur bathe
for rheumatism, i8 ooneiderably improv
ed and returned to hie home in Ripley on
Monday. He was a former resident of
Braseele.
Harry Bartliff, of Clinton, was wit•
nese of the Brussels and Bayfield Foot•
bail match here last Friday evening.
We believe he was not sorry to see Brno.
eels win, George Robertson, of the "Hob"
was oleo a %leiter in town on Friday.
J. D. and Mre. Ronald were here from
Stratford for a 81011 of. a few deya Met
week, Mre. Ronald'e sister Mre. Jae.
Stever, of Ohioago, 10 in poor health and
Mr, and lYlro. Ronald's oontemplated visit
to the Old Country may be delayed in
aoneegaenoe.
Th following s
e item was taken from
the London Advertiser, of May 20111,
epeake of two pereone well known to
people in and around Brneeol0 :—John
Mitchell and daughter, Mrs. Balleneyne,
of Byron, left to day (or Dundee, Soot.
land, for a three months' visit.
METROPOLITAN BANK
CAI'1TAL—Authurizedl 92,000.000
CAPITAL—Paid up 1.000,000
;RESERVE and Surplus Profits; 1.1811,188
Directors
D. E, THOMP80N, E. 0.
Vioo.President,
HIB HONOR Mn. W. MORTIMER OLABIS, R.O, JAB, RYRIE
JON PIRBTDROolL
W, D. ROBS, - General Managerr
B. J. MOORE,
President.
TR00, BRADSHAW, P.L.A.
THE METROPOLITAN BANE Is open to receive the accent/to of
Farmers, Merchants and Business Community generally and to give
oareful consideration, to all proposals submitted to it.
It relies upon its poet record for courteous treatment of its Ous-
tomere, and will extend every eouslderatiou ow/Miatoet with soiled
bauktog to those who may desire to truueaot beelines with 11.
Sap/wag RaMir Di'!41 r. Jz yr
Interest at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all eume of 91 and upwards
BRUSSELS BRANCH A. E. MELLISH, Manager.
Dr. and Mre. McDonald, of Wingham,
sail on Thursday of this week for the
Old country where they will spend a
few mouths. We hope the voyage and
ohange of air and eoene will prove invig•
orating to the dootor'e health whioh bee
Mu not been as robust as usual.
Berlin defeated the Guelph Bootie in
the W. F. A. Tuesday by 2-1.
Wingham temple Leafs won a oleao,
fast game from the Brace boys of Kia•
oardiue et Wingham on Victoria Day.
The score, 9 to 0, does not indicate the
play, as the Brume Boys pat up a good,
Hard game. To Wingham belongs the
boner of the tint team securing a Ani-
ma this osmeon,
A Stratfordite who witnessed the St.
Marge juniors vs Seatorth intermediates
play laoroose at Mitobell on the 24th,
etatee that the Stone Town boyo will
oleao up everything in their dietriob,
Between two and three hundred in•
dignant ratepayers of the township of
Morniogton aeeembled at the scene of
the Guelph and Goderioh Railway
oroating diapote on the fifth line Satter.
day, and after viewing the proposed
deviation of the highway, adjoatned to
the eohaolhonee nearby. Many were
unable to gain admittance. J. G. Ham•
telco was appointed Chairman, after
whish representative men of the town•
ship strongly denounoed the motion of
the oompany in attempting to grade over
the roadway. Resolntione were nnani•
measly parried and ordered to be pram
anted to the Railway Commission at
Strafford Monday, strongly condemning
the action of the oompany, and nrg.
ing that the probability of lose, of
life be held paramount to the expend.
ibare of a few thousand dollars by the
railway company, also that the road
be not diverted at this very dangerous
plane. The meeting broke op with
obeere for the King, Reeve and Counoil.
HORN-
GRANT.—Io Howlett, on May 22nd, to Mr.
and Mre. Thos, Grant, a eon.
B30100.-10 Detroit, Mioh., on May 26,
to Mr. and Mre. Wm. Hewitt, a eon.
M090aoOE,—In Howiok, on May 17111, to
Mr. and Mrs, J. Musgrove a daugh-
ter.
Panna—Rein.—lo Grey, on May 23rd,
by Rev, 0. P. Welle, B. D., of Gorrie,
Mr, Gideon Parke, of Turnberry, to
Mica Eliza, only daughter of Mre.
Sneau Reid, of Grey,
RAYMANN—SMITN,— In the Adelaide
street Beptiat oberab, Loudon, Ont.,
oc May 1911, Mr. Joseph Alvin Rey
mann, formerly of Craobrook, to
Mies Della Hattie, daughter of Mr.
and Mre. 0. W. Smith, of London,
alga_
BALLANTYNE.—In Brueeele, on May 29611,
Eleanor Archer Grower beloved wife
of Thome Ballantyne, in her 60th
year.
Dtoaeoo,.—In Wroxeter, on May 24th,
Anne Van Every, reliot of the late
Robert Diokeon, aged 86 years.
Dere.—In Orystal City, Manitoba, on
May 17th, Bert., only eon of W J
Duff, formerly of Heron Co., aged
25 yearn.
101RTT3SP17-eS S611.MU=2+8.
Fall Wheat 78 78
Barley 42 45
Peas 68 70
Oate 86 36
Butter, tuba and rolls14 15
Eggs per dozen 14 16
Hay per ton 6 25 7 00
Flour,per bbl 4 60 6 20
Hoge, Live 7 00 7 00
Wool 24 25
Sall, per bbl., retail 1 00 70
Potatoes par bee 40 45
Apples (per bbl.) 1 50
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
ANTED AT ONCE—A NUM.
BBB of atone ola000S and brlok-lav-
cre.to work on Wingham High Sobool. Good
wages will be paid, NICHOLSON de BEN -
NETT, Wingham. 47-1
L'OUR IMPROVED YORK-
,.MILEe0we, from imported dam, six
menthe old. and two hoge from same litter.
for sale. Sl Lot 90, Con. 5, Morrie.
48.11 JAB. SPEIR.
BEAUTY
ON
YOUR
WALLS
Wall Paper le a dominant
feature in the deooration of your
rooms, It is all abgpt you and
remains for years to mar or
adorn, Why not have it appro-
priate and beautiful 7
Wall Papers
that Decorate
are our opeolalty. Pretty papers
at every price are here and only
pretty Papers at any price.
Scoree of artistic patterns ; hun-
dreds of rolls to choose from.
We will be pleased to help you
choose if you wish
Fox's Drug Store
C'TRAYED FROM THE PREM -
I. I808 of the ondoreigoed, NI Lot 80,
Don. 8, Morrie, on or about May 1st, a black
2 year old heifer. Any Information loading
to her recovery will he thankfully received.
47.15 0. POLLARD,
Brueeele P.O.
('TRAYED PROM THE PREM-
ISES of the undersigned, Lot 20, Con.
17, Grey, on or about May 18th, a two-year-
old heifer, rod in oolor with white on legs
and under part of body and a white spot on
forehead ; dehorned, Any information lead-
ing to her recovery Will be suitably reward-
ed, A. CARMICHAEL,
47-t1'. Oranbrook P.0,
Huron County Council.
The Oonnoil of the County of Huron will
meet io the Oonnoil Cbambor in the Town
of Goderiob, on Tuesday, the 6th day of
June next, at 9 o'elook. All accounts again-
st the County requiring settlement must bo
placed with the Clerk before this da6e.1
W. LANE, Clerk.
Tenders I
Whole or separate tenders w111 be receiv-
ed by rho uaderelCued until Saturday, Juno
18th, ate p. m. for the erection of a new Ag-
ricultural on Grey Branob Agrioultoral
Park, Brussels, the lower story to be cer-
e0t concrete with oomeot floors, and upper
etory frame with shingle roof. Contractor
to etato price he will allow for lumber in
present Hall. Plane and opeoifoatioos may
be seen at THg PORT Pnbliehing House,
Bruese'a, on and after Ju00 8th, or at the
*Moo of W. E, Biuning, architect, Listowel,
Oootractors will be required to give aeonr-
ity for the completion of the work. The
lowest or any tender not necessarily ac-
cepted.
W. H, EBRR, Secretary.
Brussels, May 28th, 1006.
Brussels Daylight Store
G. N. McLaren
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Seasonable Goods at Less
Than Regular Prices
We have just received 26 dozen Men's Shirts, a manufacturer's clean-up,
bought away below the regular values.
1.25 & 1.00 Men's Soft Front Shirts for 75c
—26 dozen Men's fine quality Madras and Cambric Shirts, light, medium and dark•colorings ;
all sizes from 14 to 17, with detached cuffs ; perfect fitting goods ; regular
prices $1.00 and $1.25. Sale price /
25c Children's Brownie Belts for 10o
—5 dozen Manufacturer's Seconds in Brownie Belts. They come in red, green, blue and
white. Some are alightly Boiled or checked, but are a bargain at the price.
... .1O
006 6"
Your choice for ..
90 FANCY CRETONNES FOR 60
—120 yards Fancy Cretonnes, Crepon finish, in red and green shades ; regular
value 9c. Sale price
.06
—15e and 20e Fancy Cretonnes, in green, red and fawn shades ; 30 and 36 inches •'1 L71
wide ; reversable ; regular prices up to 20c. Sale price ... •„ ... 2
25c Children's Fancy Laoe Collars for 170
—3 dozen Children's Fancy Lace Collars in
cream, butter and white ; reg- 1 t7
.
ular 25c. Sale price, each •1
Men's Strong Working Braces for 10p
—3 dozen Men's Strong Braces, leather
trimmings, assorted colorings ; 1 •'1 O
regular price 25c. Sale price...
Complete stock Ladies' and Misses' Summer Vests
The newest in Fancy Collars
Cotton and Cashmere Hose for Ladies and Children.
Men's Summer Underclothing, all weights and sizes.
We always Pay the Top Notch Price for Produce.
rem atoms? SNIOnvWsA 110' Pao T AIVZ° ,Er.
Yours for
Mutual Lielfefit
G. . McLaren Amer anto
rHouse
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