HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1906-6-7, Page 8COMFORT
SUMMER
This time of year, perhaps more than at any other tithe, you want
to enjoy yourself -perhaps some of these things will
help to better your health and in-
crease your comfort.
Nothing bettor
for Tired or Aching
Feet than
Foot Rest Powder
or Foot Elm
Effervescent
Phosphate of Socia
Citrate of Magnesia
are bracers.
Aromatic Cascara
the best.
Fat' Prickly Heat
Use Talcum Powder.
We have a splendid
kind at 15o. a can.
Also have Euthymol,
Oolgabe's and Men-
nen'e.
Fresh Hellebore
Blue Stone
For
Spraying
DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
aOUTHEBN EXTENSION W. S. & 8.
Trains leave Brnnsele Station, North
and South, as 8ollowe:
Gomo Hamm GOING NORTH.
Mall 7:05 a.m. 1 Mixed 5:10 a.m
Mixed- ...... 11:25 a.m I Mail 1:44 p.m
Express 8:02p,m Express 8:51 p.m
Izra1 Betlas 4l,eiu
A ohiel'e among ye takit' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
JUNE.
Mamma your WOOl 0.1 Brueeele.
JONE-look out for roses and brides.
50 CENTS pays for THE POST to January
1907.
Toe rain on Tuesday evening brighten.
ed things U.
THE Sahool Board meets in the Board
room on Friday evening of this week.
THE appeals at the Dona of Revision
on Monday evening were dismissed.
PLAN ot Hall for the Oratorio "Fall of
Babylon" ie now open at Fox's Drug
Store.
THE brioh work on the new Howiok
Matnal building at Wroxeter was cora-
meneed this week.
Tag Bowlers are trying to form some
rinks to go to Kincardine on the amour.
ei0n on Jane 15th.
Tag bowling green and lawn tennis
grounds are in a floe condition and are
well patronized afternoon and evening.
Tas Volnnteere, Oo, No. 5, Bruseele,
will leave for London Oamp on the
18th inst. A full.0ompany is expected
this year.
Jas. JONES is having a new verandah
erected at hie home on Tarnberry street
which adds greatly to the appearance of
the place.
WITH the rapidity of growth the town
authorities have work on band ab onoe in
cutting the grass alongside the sidewaike
on many streets.
A NUMMI from here are talking of
taking in the exanreion to GOderiOh for
Detroit on Tuesday, June 19th. The
esoarsion ie goodifor 8 days.
TOURNAMENT.- The Bowling Olab is
going to hold a tournament amongst
themselves when imitable prizes will be
given for singles and doables, A.11 entries
close on the 800.
Jona QUIRE, of Wingham, Was the
first railway 000daotor to ran a passenger
train from Hamilton, North to Guelph.
He ran on the Kincardine branch for e
number of years before he went on the
L. H. & B.
Tan following is the Standing of the
three teams in Huron Dietriat
won tie loss pie
Brunelle 2 1 1 10
Beyfleld 1 2 1 8
Wiogham 1 1 2 6
Wlma the defeat at Wingham last
Friday the Broeeele olnb has been de•
footed three times in 3 years in the W.
F. A. series which is a pretty goad re.
cord. Lietowel, Dundee and Wingham
having the honor of doing the briok,
THERE wag no Toronto mail came to
Brunets on Monday afternoon owing
to a wreak down ab Fergus. A double
header freight ran into a horse and as
a remit both engines were badly wrecked
and 13 Dare heavily loaded were emaebed
to pieoee.
DA, BUTLER, London, will be at the
American Hotel, Brueeele, on :-
THURSDAY, - JUNE 21em
THURSDAY, - JULY 19TH
Hours 7:30 a. m. to 2 p. m. Eye, Ear,
Noce and Throat oonealbations. Eyes
teeted for glasses.
CALEDONIAN GAMED: Camp Caledonia,
B. O. 8., Wingham, will run an oxoareion
to Kincardine on Friday, June 15th. A
good program of 800ttioh games and
lecroeee match al the lake town. Train
leaves Brueeele at 9:07 a. m. Fare 86o.
for adults and 45o. for children. Every•
one ie invited to oome and enjoy a holi-
day at the lake.
TENDERS ate aeked for the ereolion of a
new Agricultural Hall on the Grey
Branch Park, and will be received Up to
June 1611 at B p. m. by Secretary W. H.
Kerr. Building le to bave lower 01o1y of
cement eonorete with Dement floor and
frame upper Story with shingle roof.
Plane and specifications may be seen at
Tax POST on and atter Jane 610. Con.
traotore are naked to state price they will
allow for present Hall. The work ie 10
be oompleted so ae to have everything in
readiness for the Fall Fair, whioh will be
a hammer. Building will be 40x70 feet.
BELLSEAEEER's FEA8T,-Thio beautiful
Oratorio will be tendered in the Town
Hall, Braeeele, on Tuesday evening
nest by a chorea of over 60 trained velem
tinder the direction of G. W. Cline,
sedated by 11e following eoloiete ;-
BefehazzerB, King of „Babylon, Jno.
Habkirk ; Nitrooie, Queen, Mies Nora
Holmes ; Daniel, Jae. G. Jonen ; Jewieh
Maiden, Mies Jeeoie MOLanolilin ;
Hananiah, A. Strachan ; Lord of the
Court, C.Rioherdeon ; Lady of the Court,
Mins Daily Booker ; High Priest, Jae.
Strachan ; Angel Messenger, Mien Vinie
Cardiff ; Jewish maidens, kiseee Thema
Gerry and Bertha Sharpe ; Guard,
Ddtaeald Straohan, Plan of the Hall le
rat Fax's Drag Otero,
QUITE a crowd went to Wiogham to
see the football game between Wingham
and Braaeeie,
DON'T fail to mouth your Beate early at
Fox's Drag Store for the Oratorio to be
given next Tuesday evening.
HURON County Council meets in God.
eriob this week. A report of the pro -
endings will be given next week,
GEo. TaorieoN found 620.00 an Mom
day moraine bnt did not have it very
long as he found the owner in the after -
0000.
Tan lire engine was teeted at the river
bank on .Elizabeth ebreet on Tneeday
aftera00n and found to be in good mita
dition,
THE Listowel Standard appeared laet
week in a new dress of body type while
the Banner bas placed in their office a
new preen and power, Both papere seem
determined to keep op with the proms -
000.
THEBE is some talk of a baseball match
being played in the near future between
the East and Weat sides of Main street.
A good game should be had se there are
a number of lively ball players in town
just now.
THERE Will be liftythree Sundays in
this year, au 000arren0e that will not
happen again for 110 years. This extra
Sunday can be utilized in attending
oborch, calling on your beet girl, reading
the Scripture, playing with the ahildreo,
boating, osuoeing, or some other way.
One hundred and ten years from this
date yea will probably be paying the
penalty or enjoying the pleasures of the
method in whioh you chose to spend this
extra Sunday.
THE sugar beet growing district ear•
ronudiug Brueeele, oomprieing twenty•
four shipping pointe for beets, 0ontalu8
365 farmers who are growing sugar beets
totalling 768 sores, being one•seventh
part of the whole crop grown for tbe
Berlin Sugar Factory. It is to be hoped
the sugar beet fielde of thio district will
receive thorough cleaning and cultivation
eo they may oompare favorably when
inspected in Jane by Dr. Shatbleworth,
with beet fields of other dietriate and
bring highly profitable returns to our
formers.
DEATH To WsEDo.-The annual meeting
of the Farmers' Institute will be held in
Braseela on Friday, June 22ud, and will
be followed by a Pure Seed Institute to
be addressed by Simpson Rennie, of
Toronto, who is well known to all growers
of seed. The opening session will be
held at 2 p. m. on the farm of James
Bargees, East of town, after whioh o
farther session will be held in the Town
Hall. The epeaker will be equipped with
samples Of weed seeds, mounted epeoi•
mens of weeds, samples of good and poor
seed grain, eta. Farmere and others are
requested to bring iveede and weed seeds,
eamplee of grain, Dorn, eta„ to the
meeting for identification and examina-
tion. The delegate will be prepared to
explain and discuss the workinge of the
Seed Control Aot.
Tos Poetoffiue Department annonnoes
that grossly vulgar and suggestive, as
well as indecent, pictorial poet0ard5 are
to be regarded as nou•trausmieeible in
the mails, The Criminal authorities in
several Provinces have given the depart-
ment &esnranoee that steps will be taken
to prevent the maeufaotare or male of
snob cards. British postal authorities,
having decided to admit to transmission
in their mails correspondeooein envelopes
or transparent material, originating in
this ooantry, Canada hoe c000ented to
make a similar 0000eeeion. Pictorial
poetcarde having communications on
address aide may now be Bent to Austria
lia, France, Holland, Italy, Mexico, New
Zealand, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland,
Tunis, United Kingdom and United
States, The rate to Mexico and the
United States ie one cent each, To all
other oountriee named it ie two menta,
JUNE WEATHER. -Rev, Ill Bloke' pre,
(Bottom for Jane, when very much con.
danced are as follows :-About the 1st,
2nd and 3rd, there may be rain, wind
and thunder ; from 3rd to the 619, cooler,
with Westerly winds, Reactionary
storm period is Central 61h, 7th and 8th ;
rising temperature, decided eieotrioal
storms, with wind and rain, About llth
to 1611 ie a centre of terrestrial eleatrio
excitement, nod is Bare to bring severe
disturbances of the atmosphere. The
orleia will tail within 48 hours of eaneet
on the 12th, culminating before midnight
on the 1410, In some places hail, in
other places, aloud bursts and tornadoee
may be expected. Violent and sudden
Ohmage to Cooler will follow, and in the
Northwestern mountains, snow squalls,
and in the Northern States, passible
frosts between the 14th and 18th. On
the 21st, the moon is in conjunction with
the earth and sun 1 thie is oleo the Som•
mer soletioe and these things are likely
t0 ranee electric distarb&nueo. From the
23rd to the 27th, may be set down ae a
period of general dietnrbance, whioh may
prove to be violent and dangerous. Near
the great rivere, there are likely to be
heavy rainfall& if not overflatve and
Ronda towarde the end of June. After
Jane, mtiob Of tbe great grain belt in
Central, Western and Northwestern
h will enaoantegreat eh to f
eataer ehortage o
rainfall, before the Grope (especially the
cairn) have paseed ell danger of droatl,
The middle and late Summer and
Antrim will bring a minimum of rain to
moat parte of the continent,
Standard Bank
=m4, osts-agimx=
TOTALUASSETT'S QVEERVE FUND
A Greneral T3arsk8ng 13uisineM;e Tt•an1aeted
~SAVINGS BANKJ%"-
Ae.rued 1n1ereat is added to amounts every six menthe and becomes prinoipnl.
Joint Deposit Acoounis-A. SPECIAL CONVENIENCE in use in our Savings Da,
partmeat is the "Joint Deposit" a000unt, Money may be deposited or withdrawn
by either of the twe members of the household. This system is a groat (maven-
ien08 to many residing in town, but mare particularly so to tarmere, ae in the latter
ease whether man or wife comes to town either eau attend to the Banking, An-
other feature of the system is that in ease of the death of Dither party the money
San be withdrawn by the survivor without coat. We will tell you more about our
methods If you will kindly pall or write.
Married Women and Minors may make and withdraw depoelte without the in.
turventiou or any person.
SALE NOTES GASHED, OOLLEOTED or may be left for SAFE•SEEPING
only for which no oharge is made.
YOUR BUSINESS will receive our careful and oourteoae attention.
G. P. SOHOLFIELD, GEN. MANAGER. J. F. ROWLAND, Loon AGENT.
!wrolormillt.IttrA tom
of Canada, ',V METROPOLITAN BANK
1872
e 1,000,005 OAPITAL-Qathorizedl 62,000,000
10,000000 CAPITAL -Paid up 1,000,000
(RESERVE anis Surplus Profits; 1,188,188
D,reetors
D, la THOMPSON, B. 0,
Vlee.Proeldettt,
Ills HONOR AIR. w, 110r40I00001 051112, 2,0, JAR, 1paRIn
00830 BIneTRRoox
W, 0, ROBB, , General Maaagerl'
DON'T forget the Belahazzer Oratorio
next Tuesday evening.
A NUA183211 from here attended the
Wingham mom this week.
PCOM. -A shawl in American Hotel
yard. Owner may have it by proving
property and paying for this looal.
THE poplar trees thatearroand Victoria
Park have all died. The Ooauoil ought
to bave a few cords ot wood to sell now.
San the advertisement "Tenders want.
ed" in oonneotion with the propooed new
Agrioalteral Hall, Plans and epeoifioa•
tions may be eeon at THE Pon,
A v0LUABLa Jeremy cow belonging t0
Thos. Moore, William street, had to be
killed owing to an accident that befell
her. She slipped an the cement walk
and broke her bank.
A ooNTIaENT Of Bruooelo Odd Fellows
want to Listowel on Wednesday of this
week to take part in the opening of the
I. 0, 0. F. new hall, The Brussels team
exemplified the 3rd degree. They report
a good time,
NEw MANAGER, -Thursday morning of
this week W. J. Fawcett, who has been
in oharge of the Brigden agency for
Several years, mistimed the management
of the Metropolitan Bank at Broeeele,
He oomee eplendidly recommended both
in and out of the bank and THE Poem
weleomee him to Brueeele• Mre. Fawoebt
and daughter will oome to Brussels in
the course of a week. A. E. Mellish, who
established this branoh of the Meiropoli.
tan and who is so well and favorably
known in this locality, will be mieeed iu
the town, We have not learned where
he will be planed. Mr. MoAlpioe, who
has been supplying here daring the past
month, has been appointed to Port Elgin
and will leave this week for that point,
lie and Mre. McAlpine made many
frieode during their abort stay in town.
Mr. Fawoott is au old Huron boy bay
ing been born in Howiok township.
We are aeked this week by a delinquent
eabeoriber why we kept on Bending the
paper after the eabsoription date had
expired, Every weekly newspaper in
towns of thio size are forced to do this.
Should we stop enbeoriptioos when time
expires, nine times out of ten the sub•
scriber would give na a "calling down"
tor ioeinnating that his aredit was not
good. Rather than oast a reflection
ttgeinet tbe honesty of a eabeoriber to pay
a small debt, it is next to a neoeeaity for
a borne paper to continue sending the
paper atter the time has expired. It is
not necessary for the aiby dailies or
weeklies to follow this rule, ae their eab•
scribers live at a dietanoe and are not
personal friends, as in the0aee with a
majority of our subscribers. Our cub.
scribers should deem it an honor to know
that we do not doubt their integrity and
continue to send them the paper after
the time has expired. Should any desire
their paper discontinued they ahoold
notify us and remit to date if they have
not already done so.
FOOT BALL. -Brussels team went to
Wingham last Friday to play the last
matob in the Heron district with the
home teem Both teams had agreed
upon Brown Jaaksov, Beaforth, au referee
but when the Brussels team went upon
the field they found that Wingham bad
secured a man by the name of Clark, sap•
posed to be of Stratford as referee. This
is not living up to the rules for a team to
get a referee without the ooasant of the
other team. Brueeele played the game
team an played against Bayfield and dur-
ing the khat half the play was aboat even,
The emend half had gone all but fifteen
minutes when J. Strachan eoored for
Brasilel&, but tbie was soon followed by
Wingham tieing the more and then plea.
ing another Weide the goal thereby giving
them the game by a 000re of 2-1. Rae.
Brown wore a beanbifll black eye receiv-
ed from Moore, the latter neiog hie elbow
to perfection on anybody going near him.
The teame.lined up ao followe :
BRUSSELS WINGRAM
A0001000 Goat MoArter
Anderson t Backe Deane
McDonald! Mitchell
Stevenson ( Moore
Brown i Backe �.�Oruiok hank°
Oardlft Wilson
MoLenuan Ansley
Strachan Alkeahead
Bryan 10178108 Miller
Barley A neley
e
.. McGillivray
Forrest � � y
Tun Stratford Beavon on Monday last
has the following to say about the formal
opening of the base ball season in the pity
league. A. M. Kay, who held down first
base ie a brother to Mre, W. 11. Kerr, and
and in years gone by worked on THE
POST staff. Lt•Ool, Mosorip is a eoneio
of H. L. Jaakeon, of town :-The opening
ot the ball season would not be oomplete
without the ball being thrown by some
prominent citizen and others at the bat,
eco. Tbie opening wag no exception to
the rale, and, as its predeeeeeore, wee
marked by a formal opening, At 8.60
o'olook Lt. Ool, Mosorip donned the
oatoher'e mask and other paraphernalia,
and took hie plane behind the bat, Prin.
oipal Mayberry, of the Collegiate Institu-
te, took up his position in the pitcher's
box, while Mayor Ferguson graoped the
willow and sent ont a safe bit for firet
base. A, 141. Kay wan at the first bag but
he was enable to stop the ball that the
principal sent over to him, and the
mayor circled the been and messed the
plate, amid the °hears of the spectators.
George Malcolm stepped up to bat and
bit the loreehide a neat wbaok, and R.
Grawtenfanned. Then_ Mayor Fergneon
made a neat epeeab, deolaring the "Stmt.
ford baseball season for 1906 open," and
taking the ball and bat in band be sent
up a 'high skier," proving beyond a
doubt he was no HoOioe at that great
American game,
Panama SALE, - Horse, buggy, cart,
cutter, barneso, robes, blankets, belle eta.,
will be sold separately or together on or
before Jane 25th, Apply to Rev, T.
WESLEY 0o6ENa, BmOSBel9.
WILL HAVE TO BE PLAYED AGAIN, -The
protest game of Football between Brne•
eels and Wiogham won by the former
here has been thrown oat and will have
to be played over. The contending teams
will meet on Victoria Park, Broeeele, on
Friday evening of tbie week, • Game
called at 6.15 o'clock, There will no
doubt be a large attendance and a red
hot contest.
TRADE EDITION. -Next week's issue of
Tau POST will largely be devoted to a
Trade Edition of Brussels setting forth
the commercial interests of the town,
and ae a doeirable epot for manufacturers
10 locate. It will be an authenticated
summary of the diversified b08100 s in.
tercets of the town ; our 'educational in•
etitutione and planes of worship. A
number of extra papere will be issued
from this (Aloe and these will be distrib•
&ted free to people who are not now
regular eubearibere to this paper. The
value of an edition of Chia sort covering
the wide inanimate that it will and em•
bracing the various bueineee interests of
the town, and as a desirable location for
maonfaoturera, most prove of incaloul•
able benefit to advertisers here. The
merohante will be °ailed upon personally
and those wishing to enure apace will be
given en opportunity to do so. Live ad-
vertisers will not be slow to &veil them•
mime of its advantages,
The following note speaks of a former
well known Bruseellbe in the person of
T. A. Hawkins who reoently moved from
here to Jamestown N. Y. -The Ladies'
Aid Booiety of Pilgrim Memorial ohnroh
gave a strawberry souial in the aboroh
parlors Thursday evening, whioh was a
8000000 in every detail. The program
comprised the following nambere :-Piano
dost, Misses Ester and Ruth Lindburg ;
reading, Mte. J. E. Briggs ; vooal solo,
"If I Were a Roee, Mise Fern Maebert,
accompanied by Mise Maude Niohole :
piano solo, Love's Dream, Reverie, Prof,
T. A. Hawkins ; ae am encore Prof.
Hawkins gave Variations of Old Blaok
Joe. ,Prof. Hawkins has 0000017 come to
Jamestown from Oeneda. Hie work at
the piano was most excellent and was
heartily enjoyed. On the following day
the convener of the musical committee
aeked Mr. Hawkins if he would take the
piano at the regular ohnroh services but
he did not give a decided answer.
HYMENEAL. -Monday morning of this
week, at 10 o'olook, a pretty wedding
took place in St. Ambrose R. C. church,
Brussels, when Rev. Fr. Corcoran, of
Seaforbh, tied the matrimonial bow
between Franoie Klein, of Stratford, and
Mies Hannah L., a popular yooug lady
and daughter of Riohard Ryan, of Wal-
ton. The bride was attended by her
slater, Mies Ella, and Neil Klein support.
ed his brother as groomsman. A most
becoming costume ot cream silk, with
oream flowers, was worn by the bride
and the bridesmaid was dreeeed in point
de sprite over pale bine silk. After the
ceremony hearty oongratulatione were
extended when the wedding party, aa.
oompanied by the officiating clergyman,
partook of an elaborate wedding break-
fast at the residence of the bride's par.
•ante. The happy twain took the evening
train from Seatorth to Stratford where
they oommenae homemaking with the
good wiehee of many relatives and
friends. Wedding gifts, useful, valuable
and well assorted, beepoke the popularity
of the prinoipale. Tan Pon throws an
editorial slipper after Mr. and Mre,
Klein.
Tao Editor of THE Poem and Mrs.
Kerr received an invitation to attend
the Faonity and Graduating class of the
Great Falls High School, of Great Fails,
Montane, on June 7th to be held in
the Grand Opera House from Mise Agnea.
Oampbell McGeorge, accompanied by
the following interesting letter ;-
Mr. TV. 11. Xerr,
Dna Bin ;-I am Bending you an in.
vitabion to the oommencemenb of our
clava, It will 000nr on the 7th of June
and class night is on the 6th. The
Junior Ball in our honor is to be given
on the 8th and it you Dome I will see
that you have a good time at all three.
Perhaps yon will underetaud the reason
why I mend this letter when I tell you
I learned my lettere from the headlines
of THE Bnm:etLe POST when I woe only
three years old. That was 15 years ago
when we first came to Montana but I
still read Tan Poso with interest, I
Wall born near Ethel and a good many of
my relatives live in Grey but I am not
the only Canadian in our alms. One
of the other girls acme from near Lon.
don, Ontario, but ot ooares we both
have been pretty thoroughly Amerioan•
ized. I tried to secure a program for
commencement but was unable to do
so as they are not published yet. Our
High Sobool tae a very good reputation.
A oertifiaate of a etandiog above 85% in
any enbjoot will admit a graduate to
many of the leading oolleges without
examination. There is a four year
oouree in throe different maltase of
otndy, English, Scientific and Latin.
Places on the commoeinent program
are secured by merit, the averages for
the laet two years being taken and the
ten highest are given places. I was
very unfortunate last year, breaking
my ankle the day before nohool started
and then taking whooping sough after
I did get started and missing a month
or more. I kept up fairly well last
year, passing in everything and tbie year
I raisad my average go that after Xmas
Woe there was no doubt I was one 08
B. J. MOORE,
Preeldent.
THOS, BRADSHAW, 0,5,A.,
TED METROPOLITAN BANE 1e open to receive the aaeouube of
Farmers, Merchants and Buoineeo Community generally and to give
careful consideration to all propoealo submitted to it.
It relies Upon its past record for a: nrtoone treatment of its Ous•
tonere, and will extend every 0o0Bideratiou eonsletent with sound
bauktog to those who may deem to tranenot bueineee with 11.
gasp/!'S AWN Diffraftii'EVENT
Interest at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all sums of 51 and upwards
BRUSSELS BRANCH A. E. MELLISH, Manager.
the ten. Hoping tbie little tear will
be exouoed bat I put it there trying to
erase and bad to leave it becaa8e a grad.
oate'e time is se preoioae as a news.
paperman'e, I remain. yours truly,
AGNES 0. Moak:mum.
1419 Sixth Ave., North, Great Falls,
Mont., May 310, 1906,
Business Locals.
Do not forget McGregor is tuning
lawn mowers now 0n Mill 81. Braeoele.
DWELLING rooms to let above store.
Possession oan be given July 25th.
I. 0. RIOBARDs.
100 Boutin cedar poste for sale, oleo a
Dingle baggy. Apply to A. Coon, Brae.
eels, North.
HAIR DuEnnisG.-Switehee made out of
oombinge and out bair.
Mos. R. HnNGBTON, Mill et. West.
LADIES or eahool pupils taken to board.
Alco roomers. Apply to Moe. Trios.
Oaxnu,, Queen at., Brueeele. 48-2
WANTED. -Eggs 20o. Pedlars Revised
Tariff -100 tube oboiae grass Butter
wanted at once. GEo.E. SING, Wingham.
L000mN° obain found. Owner may
have it by proving property and paying
for thin notice. Apply to Jona MOONEY,
Ni Lot 26, Con. 6, Morrie.
Frames PLowe.-Farmers wiebing to
bay the best plow made oall an the
undersigned. plow repairs and points
kept at Robt. Francis' work chop.
Jona LONG.
Bayfield defeated Wingham at Bay.
field on Tuesday evening of this week by
a score of 4-0 in football. Harry Bartliff,
of Clinton, refereed the game.
The return game of football between
Lietowel cud Milverton, played at Lie -
towel Monday night in W. la A. inter-
mediate group No. 8, resulted in a tie 0-0.
HORN_
BATSMAN. -In Clinton, on May 310, at
the residence of F. Herman, a dangh•
ter to Mr. and Mre. Henry Bate-
man, of Waterloo Oo., formerly of
Grey.
FRASER-Ia Morrie, Jane 2nd, to Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Fraser, a eon.
POTTER. -In Wiogham, on June 4th, to
Mr. and Mre. John Potter, a eon.
WALnER.-In Teeewaler, on June 6th, to
Mr, and Mre. John Walker, formerly
of Brame's, a eon,
KL ar¢axa>:zxxan.
EIN-RYAN.-At 51. Ambrose church,
Brussels, on Monday, June 4th, by
Rev. Fr. Corcoran, of Seafortb, Mr.
Franoie Klein, of Stratford, to Mies
Hannah L., daughter of Mr. and
Mre. Riohard Ryan, of Walton.
VANNORMAN-DOLL,-At the residence of
the bride's parents, on the_5tb inst.,
(ain Rev. D. B. McRae, Mr. Charles
S. VanNorman, of Wiogham, bo Mies
Mary Jean Doll, of Grey,
ax>✓7D.
Mc0ALr.-In Morrie, on Wedoeeday,
June 6th, Sara Elizabeth Marshall,
beloved wife of John MoCall, aged 29
yearn, 9 months and 8 days•
WALLIER.-Io Howiok, on Juae 3rd, Rob -
art 0„ the infant eon of Thoe. and
Mre. Walker aged 5 days.,
Fail Wheat 78
Barley 42
Peas 68
Cate 36
Butter, tube and rolls14
Eggs per dozen 14
Hay per ton 6 25
Flour, per bbl 4 50
doge, Live 7 00
Wool 24
Sal b, per bbl., retail 1 00
Potatoes per bus 40
Apples (per bbl.) 1 50
78
45
70
36
15
16
7 00
5 20
7 00
25
70
45
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
U ARM HELP WANTED -ONE
fairly good man to help on a farm,
must be sober. Employment for root of
this year or longer, Apply to ELI 8MI1H,
1.00 4, Con, 7, Grey ; or Brussels P. 0.
NTTANTED AT ONCE -A NUM -
1' BER of stone masons and brlok-Is9-
ers to work on Wingham High Sahool. Good
wages will be paid. NICHOLSON & BEN -
NETT, Wingham. 47.1
BEAUTY
ON
YOUR
WALLS
Wall Payor is it dominant
feature in the d00orabion of your
rooms. It ie all about you and
remains for years to mar or
adorn. Why not have it appro-
priate and beautiful ?
Wall Papers
that Decorate
are our epooialty. Pretty papers
at every pr100 are here and only
pretty Papers at any pride,
Boores of artistic patterns ; hun-
dreds of rolls to choose from.
We will be pleased to help you
ohooee if you wish
-AT-
Fox's Drug Store
QTRAYED FROM THE PREM -
1. Ions of the undersigned, Nd Lot 80,
Oen. 8, Morrie, on or about May let, a black
2 year old heifer, Any Information .loading
to her recovery will be thankfully received.
47-91 0. POLLARD,
Braeesla P.O.
STRAXED FROM THE PREM-
mne of the undersigned, Lot20, Oo0,
17, Grey, on or about May 18th, a two-year.
old heifer, red in Dolor with white on loge
and under part of body and a white epot on
forehead; dehoroed. Any information lead-
ing to her recovery will be suitably reward.
ed. A, OARMIOEAEL,
47-11 Oranbrook P, 0.
STRAYED FROM THE PREM-
IOEs of the undersigned, Lot 14, Con. 0,
Grey, a steer red in 00101 with small strip
of white between hie front lege; debornod.
Any Information loading to hie re000ery
will be thankfully received.
WM. LOWE, Brueeele P.O.
Tenders I
Whole or separate tenders will be receiv-
ed by the undersigned until Saturday, June
1601. at 6 p. m. for the erection of a new Ag-
ricultural on Grey Branch Agricultural
Park,Bruegela, the lower etoryt0beclem-
ent concrete with cement floor, and upper
story frame with sbiegle roof. Oontraotor
to state price he will allow for lumber ie
preeeut Hall. Plane and apeeiflcatioue may
be 'deem at Tag Poem Publishing House,
Brussels, on and alter June Oth, or at the
office of W. E. Binning, architect, Listowel.
Contractors will be required to give secur-
ity for the completion of the work. The
lowest or any tender not necessarily 50-
°epted.
W. H. REHR, Secretary.
Brussels, May 2610,1006,
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 darklcolorings ;
all sizes from 14 to 17, with detached cuffs ; perfect fitting goods ; regular 17
prices $1.00 and $1,25. Sale price .
40c Men's Balbriggan Underclothing for 25c
-10 dozen Men's fine quality Balbriggan Underclothing, Shirts and Pants, sizes 25
82 to 40, regular price 40e. Special at ... .., ...
90 F'ANCY CRETONNES FOR 60
r shades re �'a
-120 yards Fancy Cretonnes, Crepon finish, in red and green e a des ; regular OV
.
value 9e. Sale price ... v
-15c and 20e Fancy Cretonnes, in green, red and fawn shades ; 30 and 36 inches ,121
wide ; reversable ; regular prices up to 20c. Sale price 2
See our New Grey Skirts -White,
Wash, and Silk Waists. . Styles the
Latest -Prices the Lowest.
Complete assortment of Ladies'
and Children's Summer Vests. Also
Summer Hosiery -Popular Prices.
48 Pairs Men's Pants, Special at $1.25 a pair
-48 pairs Men's Strong Union Tweed Pants, light and dark shades ; well made ;
well trimmed ; perfect fitting ; all sizes 38 to 42. Special at per pair ,„1.25
Special Values and Big Assortment Ladies' Parasols and Umbrellas.
We are clearing out a few lines of Lace Curtains away below Regular Prices.
We always Pay the Top Notch Price for Produce.
Mitt alexin li',d,l°P P3'1.&5 P Jr rev IreM? zr.
Yours forNext
utual Benefit
Menefi VSA A
Sys Door to
en American Douse