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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1906-6-14, Page 8SUMMER COMFORT This time of year, perhaps more than at any other time, you want to enjoy yourself—perhaps some of these things will help to better your health and in, crease your comfort. Fresh Hellebore Blue Stone spraying DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. 8OIITa0RN 00TEN8I0N W. H. & e, Trains Leave Brussels Station, North and South, as follows; GOING 80IITH GOING NORTH. Mail 7:05 a.m I Mixed 810 a.m Miaed.........11:25 a.m 1:44 p,m Express...-. 3:02 p.m I Express .„8:51 p,m fix z e. s gt.ezres A ebiel'e amang ye takir' notes, An' faith he'll prent DeLIG10CUL Weather. THE Pon gives the uewa. Meaux your wool at Brneeele. A. O. U. W. Friday evening of this week. Tag Vo':unteere go to London Clamp next Monday. DON'T omit reading page 6 of this ieene. You'll miss if you do. Tae School Board did not meet on Friday evening. No quorum. WM, JRwroT shipped a double deck of bogs to Oolliogwood this week, He handles a lot of ewioe. THE Maoaabee Braes Band have eeoared en engagement ate Garden Party to be held at Oranbrook on Jane 22ud, Tax grindstone method of calling sub- scribers in the central telephoue office, is been displaced by the push button eyetem. TENDERS for the proposed new Agri, cultural Hall on the Grey Branoh Perk received anti) Saturday of this week at 6 p. m. Don't forget. A rue Band praotioe is regoeeted for Friday night of thio week. It is expect. ed that the Band will have about 14 membere thio Summer. Nur, MI11005 is likely to engage in egaioe training once more, reviving the days of his youth when on the Guelph track he held the ribbons over the back ot a 2 04 goer, so Nell attys. A JOLLY party from Liatowol pio•niok• ed on the lawn at ''Kelvin Grove" last Thursday and were meet hospitably enter- tained by J. and Mre. Leokie. The vieitore pat in a splendid time. A Doyen man Bent a shirt to the luau• dry and by mistake a woman's nightie was returned to him. He looked her op, mingled hie bluohee with here white exoheuging the goods, and later married her. How's that for a tumentia shirt tale in sooie1y airalee. Oleo OD Taeuxs.—The undersigned desires to express bie sincerest thanks to the many Moods for tbeir kind words and helpful ante in 000ueotiou with the brief illness and subsequent demise of hie wife. Language faife to competently eapres's hie appreciation of kindness which can never be forgotten. Taos. BALLANT£Ns. Dz, OQENe, M. D., London, Eye and gar Burgeon, will be at Smith's Drag tltore, Brussels, on the first Tueeday in Math month. Hours, 8 8. m. to 1.30 p. m. 0ataraat, squint, failing eyesight, deafness and nasal catarrh treated and gateau properly fitted. Next viefb, Tuesday, July 3rd. Din WRLL.—We are pleased to state nthe,t at the reoent Toronto Uoivereity examinations Miee Barbara Mo$elvey, of Brussels, took bonfire ire Italian, English and French and gave German oloee ran. Mies Ethel Boolt, formerly tenoher here, was awarded a $60 scholar. ship in Moderne and was one of three in a tie for the Italian award, Both ladies are in their Lit year io an boner mune. They ore to ea aamplimeoted and eon• gratalated. Teas Heron News -Record, of Clinton, spoke ae follows loot week :—Capbaiu McTaggart was in Braoeele on Saturday last ou beakless in commotion with Oompaoy No. 5. with headquarters in that village, He expeote to go into tamp on the 18th with ite full eooemp- meat of men, ap:to•date having experience - ed leas diffiouly in reorailing than last year. By the way hie outer Sergent (Chao, Meadows) has been connected with No. 5 for nearly a everter of aoentary. Rev. Mo, FINoeEINEn, writing from Oampden. Ont., says :—We are enjoying our new home. It was thegraodeet eight I ever had to Gee the trait trees in bios- 0om. Taking a ride on the trolley from Hamilton to Beameville when the peach orchards were in bloom was eimply something beautiful. Now, Dear Editor I extend to you a hearty invitation to oar home when the Trull is ripe. Straw- berry pioking io on this week, after this le raspberries until peeobee are ripe, Mo the invitation holds good for any time until the peach orop is over, ENiov.to ,0 gamee ere being played on the Mailand bowling green here in oon• ne0tion with the loaal tournament. The competition is only about hail tbrotegb yet, In the Bret round the results are ae followe Rowland beat MoLaoohlio, 11- 10 ; Downing beat *Smith, 14-11 ; Feild beat *Habkirk, 13-10 ; 'Craigie beat MacDonald, 12-11 ; W. Leatherdale beat R. Leatherdale, 11-12 ; *Norman beat Jackeoo, 12-13 ; Nioboleon beat *0. Beaker, 18--13 ; Kerley beat 3. Strachan, 16-12. Those marked * reoeived 6 pointe 60 start with. There ale yet 3 eats to be Inlayed and then the emend mud will ermmence, Model farm Reunion Saturday, Jane 23rd. Make your arrangements to at- tend. A N0me80 of iotereetiog matters are crowded out of this 1880, wbioh will up. pear next week. Some of the likely horses fn -Brussels will probably start in the rsoeo at Sea. forth next week. HURRAH for the Model Farm Excursion Saturday of next weak, good for three days. Speoial train me Satorday. See the advt. in another column. Rens AT BRuoezes.—Ii hae been de. aided to hold the annual Sommer races on Wednesday and Thursday, August 22nd and 23rd. Partioalare later. J. T. Wool), of the Excelsior $pitting Factory, left for the East last Monday with samples of Fall and Winter goods. We hope hie trip will result in the receipt of large orders. L. 0. L,—The semi anneal meeting of the county Omega Lodge of North Huron, will be held in the Orange Hall, Wingham, on Tuesday June 19th at 2 o'olouk p. m., sharp. Houry Honey is the County Secretary. THE Toronto Daily News and Toronto Daily Star, which for some time have been sold to sobsoribere at 51 a year straight, or 90a and 85a respectively olabbed with Tan Pose, ie now raised to 51.50 a year. Suitable clubbing rates. eau still be proo0red with Tog PoeT, FALL FAIR DIRgCTORe.—A meeting of the Directors of the Boat Huron and Grey Branoh Agricultural Societies will be held in the Oonaoil Member, Brus- sels, on Monday of next week, 18th inat„ at 2 o'clock, to deal with matters per- taining to the next Fall Fair, Every Directoria asked to attend. MATRIMONIAL. -0o Wednesday of last week Juo. Staunton and Miee Harriet Maude Spence, both of Goderiob, were united in marriage. They will make their home in Edmonton Alberta. The bride is a niece of Simon Grant, of Bruasele. We wish the young 000ple happiness and prosperity. D. BUTLER, London, will be at the Amorioan Hotel, Brueeels, cif:— THURSDAY, n:— THURSDAY, - JUNE 21ex THURSDAY, - JULY 19Ta Hoare 7:30 a. m. to 2 p. m, Eye, Ear, Noma and Throat oousaltatione. Eyes tested for Waimea. Frear Gats.—Friday evening of this week at 6.30 o'oloek the fleet game among juveniles of Bruseele for the foot bah offered by Tan Pose will be played on Victoria. Park. The winners must 00008 Soot of 5 matches, and players moat be chosen from the list now handed into Tan Pose, Go and see the game and en- courage the lade in clean eporb. TRNnono are asked for the erection of a new Agricaltaral Hall on the Grey Branoh Park, and will be reoeived up to Jane 16tH at 6 p. m. by Beoretary W, H. Kerr. Building ie to have lower story of cement concrete with cement floor and frame upper story with ehingle roof. Plane and epecifioatiooe may be Been at TEE Poe Uontraotore are asked to state price they will allow for present Hall, The work is to be completed so ae to have everything i0 readiness for the Fall Fair, wbioh will be a hammer. Building will be 40x70 feet. DEATH TO WEnne,—Tho anneal meeting of the Farmers' Institute will be held in Brunie on Friday, Juoe 22nd, and will be followed by a Pure Seed Institute to be addreeecd by Simpson Rennie, of Toronto, who is well known to al'elrowere of Beed. The opening emotion will be held at 2 p. m. on the farm of James Burgess, East of town, after wbitb a further emotion will be held in the Town Hall. The speaker will be equipped with eamplee of weed seeds, mounted spedi• mane of weede, °smples of good and poor Geed grain, eta. Farmere and others are regaeated to bring weede and weed seeds, eamplee of groin, corn, oto., to the meows for identifloation and examine. ttOn. The delegate will be prepared to explain and disease the wotkinge of the Sped Control Aot, SPLENDIDLY DONE.—The Oratorio, "Bel- shazzer's breast" was presented in A 1 etyle in the Town Hall here Tueeday evening, ender the direction of George (line, the well known and capable vocal• let of Wingham, a large and interested audience being present. There was not a floor number on the program and the whole produotioo went through without a 51itoh of any kind. Every soloist rend Bred their difficult parte exoelleutly while the delete were equally well done. In oborneee there was volume, harmony and melody, the parte being specially well balanced, J. E, Cameron gave the explanatory readings. Those taking part are to be congratulated on the enaoeeefnl I00ua0ce of their faithful practice in the rendering of m0eia ae difficult a0 con- tained in the Oratorio. Mrs. (Di.) Holmes was the effieient a000mpaniet. An innovation at a unmet wwe a Dom. plime0tary resolution to Mr. Olin° and the vocalieto briefly proposed by J. Leckie in commendatory se iteneee, The audience expressed its acquiescence in hie -remarks by a standing vote. "God gave the King" followed the last grand chorus, "Magnify, Glorify." A number have expressed a wish to haus the Oratorio repeated. Brueeel0 certainly pooee0e08 a lot of extra good musical talent an was exemplified Tuesday even- ing. Mr, Cline le an A 1 oondaotor, Standard, Bank of Canada =MIX,..1..lrata.,00033812J 1E372 SURPLUS, OR RESERVE FUND $ 1,000,000 TOTAL ASSETS OVER 10,005,000 A, GernNrat Banking I3usineeers Traniaaoted `"SAVINGS BANKY-"— Accreted Interest is added to aaooanto every six months and b000meo principal. Joint Deposit Accounts—A SPECIAL CONVENIENCE m use in our Savings De- partment is the "Joint Depo01t" account. Motley relay 80 depoeito0 or withdrawn by either of the two members o1 the honeehold, Thie eyetem le a groat ounvea- Immo to many reeidlug la town, but more particularly so to farmers, as In the latter case whether man or wife oomus 10 town shier can attend to the Banking. Au. other feature of the eyetem is that in case of the death of Dither party the money can be withdrawn by the survivor without matt. We will tollyou more about our methods if you will kindly oall or write. Married 'Women and Minors may make and withdraw deposits without the in. terventlou of any person, SALE NOTES GASHED, COLLECTED or may be lett for SAFE KEEPING only for which no charge ie made. YOUR BUSINESS will receive oar oarefal and °ourteoua attention. G. P. BOHOLFIELD, GEN. MANAGER. J. F. ROW LAND, Loom, AGENT. Wm. Mame, W. H, McCracken, W. 0, Smith and Jae, Stewart attended an Odd Fellows' demonstration at Teeowater on Tuesday evening of this week. B. GERRY has leased the premises recently vaoated by W. E, Dunoan to Dr. J. A, MoNsoghtoo, of London, who soya he fotende resuming praotioe iu Brussels and locality. The building is being refitted in its interior arrangements for an olio,. G. A. BEST shipped 3 oars of export cattle to Briutol, England, on Wednesday all stable fed animals. The total ship. moot amounted to 54,005. They were a lot 01 prime ones. 2 oare of huge were forwarded on Thereday and Mr. Beet hae another oar of export cattle for Bat. urday of this week. The prioe is better than 5 aente. THE daily press of Monday Speaks of au uncle of Mre. Neil MoLanohlio, of Brussels, se follows :—Ohfef Game War. den Edwin Tinsley, who delivered an ad• dress iu Buffalo before the Gaine Protection Aeeooiatioo of Amerioa on Friday last, and whose inteutiou was to have taken part in the important die• cueeion with regard 10 international action in the preveubioo of Spring duck ehootiog, reoeived a harry oall from hie home iu Hamilton, which had been pard• ally wreoked, by the severe wind etorm there, and had to leave Buffalo at the urgent regaeet of hie family on Friday eight. Fortunately the damage to hie hoose was not as great as it was at first thought, but still it was quite a eerio0e lose. Mise GALBRAITH Goes Homs.—Atter au extended illness Miee Oatharioe Gal. braitb entered into rest last Saturday afternoon, about 3.30 o'clock, peening away at the home of her sister, Mre. Archibald McDonald, Mill street, Brae. eels, aged 82 years. Sbe was born in Argyleehire, Scotland, and had lived in Canada for the poet 30 years, 20 of which she spent in the borne of Mr. MoNeil, ex -M. P., of Wiarton, as domestic and boaeekoeper, As years increased de- oeaeed oame to Brueeele to live with her eieter. She was a devout member of the Presbyterian ohuruh and triumphed over her last enemy—Death. An appropriate service was oonduoted at the home last Sabbath afternoon at 4 o'clock, by Rev. Mr. Somerville, who was supplying Mel. vine church pulpit. Burial took plaoe ou Monday afternoon in the family plot at Paisley, W. L. Leatherdale, under• taker, accompanying the remains. Mre. McDonald is two years the senior of her departed sister and will mise her great• ly after ten years of o0mpauionehip bat looka forward to a happy reunion before many years in the happy Glory Land, Vinior M wine THR DIeTRIoT.—By commend of the W. F. A. Exeontive the firer game that was played in Brueeele against Wingham was ordered to be played again, and Friday or Saturday evening was the ohoioe to play the game. Wingham refused to oome Saturday and ea the matab was called for Friday evening with Brown Jackson of Seafortb, as referee. The Wingham boyo mane down minim a player and played the Brussels team 10 men to 11 and oerteio• ly put rip the beet defence that hae ever been played on Victoria Park, About 6.10 the rain started and it came in torrents during the whole game. The Brussels team started off strong and some good abets were pat on the visitors' goal. In a eorimm0ge at the Brneeele goal Aikenbead shot and the ball hit the Dor. nee goal and went in and that was the end of the sooting. Daring the last halt Braseele pat shot after shot on the goal but MaArter wee there to stop the shote, ably assisted by. Mitabell and Deana. During the game two footballs were borated owing to the wet weather. The Wingham boyedeeerve oredit ae they have won 2 gamee, tied 1 and loot 1 ; and play in the semi finale neat week agaitiat Milverton We wish the Wingham team gnome0, as the boys who played on the team Friday night here were a gentle manly lot. Following was the line up BRII98RLe... Wn1OHAM Goal McArter } Backe { Deane Mitchell Antietam McDonald Stevenson11r ( Davidson Brown 1 k Baoke l .,Crulokshankn Cardiff 1Wil on Heather Autloy teraoban Atkeuhead Stoles' Forwards Miller Earley A misty ForrestMoGlll! ra l v y LITTLE RAIN DROPS.—•'Mother may I go out to ew m" would have been a very suitable ode to open the matob with last Friday eveaiog.—II ie doubtful if anything but a football game ooald have tempted 517.00 worth of maeeoulin• ity to undergo a whole or partial dreuoh. ing.—The winners will strike some hot amoebae as they progress toward the tropby, and if they equal the reoord of Brueeele will certainly do well.—Brae. eels team fe as good, if not better, than on any former years and their opp0ne0t0 have correspondingly improved. The people of the town and locality have al. ways been generous in their patronage and in this way promoted the beet inter, este of the team who did so much to keep Brussels before the epee of the pub• lie for 0o many yeare.—The W. F. A. might find Dome difloalty in eeoaring commendatory reference from our team as by their delays and deeisione they did a good deal toward the dieoourago• moot of the game both here and else. where.—lt was a 0808 of "Tbon art no near and yet ;o far" with Brussels and the District Obampionehip thio Anson,— There're a tidy grist of yonngetere Dom lug ap in town who will be able to give pointer; to the most of them in another year or 00. Pink tips like velvet, rough, ohap• pod or cracked lips can be made ae colt ae velvet by applying at bedtime, a light 00ati0g of Dr. Shoop's green salve. The effsot on the lips or akin of this moat excellent ointment he alwaye immediate and certain. Dr. Shoop', green ealvo takes out completely the gormless of oats, barna and bruieea and all skin abrasions, It le sorely a wonderful and most highly sabiBfaobory healing oint- ment, It glass jars at 26o. Bold by F. R. Smith. People We Know. Wm. MoEweo has been ou the eiokliet. Mre. M. MoLennen, of London, ie vieiling in Brneeele. Mics Aimee Black, ot Wroxeter, was a visitor in town last week, Mime M. Oamerou, of Luaknow, is vieitiog Mre, J. H. Cameron, Mre. (Dr.) Burne has gone to Long Braoob for a holiday of a few weeks. Mre. Joo. Thomson was renewing old friendehipe in Seafortb for a few days. Mre. Phillipe returned to town o0 Monday after a pleasant vieit at Blyth. -G. L. Norman, of the Metropolitan Bank, was a visitor in Seaforth on Sun day. Misses Fannie Mason and Mattie Barr, Blyth, were visitors in Brussels on Moo - day. Mre. Jno. Corrie was on the eiok list but is improving now we are pleased to. state. Robt. Hamphriee, medical student, ie assisting Dr. Burue in hie praotioe for a time. P. Munroe left on Tueeday for Sarnia where he has taken a position in that plane. Dr. Will J. Cameron and Brine Soott, of Palmereton, were visitors in town over Sunday. George Thomson was on the eiakliet for a few days thie week, an unusual thing for him. Miee Edna Pugh has taken a position in W. A. Grewar'e resteuranb. She should fill the bill. Jes. Danford, of Clinton, accompanied by his daaghtere, were vieitore at E. 0. Duuford'a over Sunday. Mre. 3. 0. North and Mies Florence Mallory, of Piston, are vieitore at J. F. Rowland',, Tarnberry etreet, Misses L. Bewley and Mead Jeokeoo, of Morrie, were visitors with Mrs. Ohae. Ritohie daring the past week. Mra. A. McGuire was called to Wing. ham on Tueeday owing to the eerioae illoeee of her sister, Mre. Mollwaine. Art. Hawkehaw, of the Standard Bank at Markham is back to town relieving for two weeks in the Standard Bank here. Mre. Fie,obor Sperling does not regain her vi,.or as quickly as Ler many friends would desire out we hope the will soon be convalescent, Mre. T, Nicholls and Mre. W. E. Dune Dau are away for a holiday with relatives and old friends at Tuokeremith, Heneall and other pointe. George Robb, liveryman, who hae been quite ill, ie improving bat not recruited yet. We hope he will soon regain hie customary good health. Mre. W. J. Fawcett and Mies Mary arrived in town on Monday. Mr. Few. (tett and family will board for a time until a meltable house can be obtained. Frank Ardell was in Teeewater last Friday playing baseball with the home team against Palmerston. Teeawater won by a score of 12-9. Frank played in the centre garden. Mies Mary Forbes is home from Win- nipeg arriving Tuesday evening, She is weloome bank, Miee Forbee takes her old position 00 stenographer in Barrister MaDonald'e office. Arthur Wheatley, who bad one of hie limbo amputated a few weeks ago, wait able to be brought to linseeds on Wed• nudity in a baggy and is getting about on crutches now. This week R, Crone, harems. maker, left for Fergae where be bas taken a position at hie trade. Mre. Drone and family will continue reeidetete of Brae. tele in the meantime we are glad to bear. G. H. Semis, who bee been on the staff of the Standard Bank, Drum's, for some months, left Cale week for Platen agency. He was a very affable young mac and leaves with the good wishes of the town. Miee Mina Hunter, who bee spent nearly two years in Brandon, Manitoba, arrived home Tuesday evening. Sbe is a daughter of John and Mre, Hunter, John street. The Weet evidently agreed with her. A. and Herb. Lowry oeme home from Toronto last week where they have been employed and lett this week for'the Weet. The former will work at Port Arthur and Herb. will go on to Winnipeg. We wish them euo lees. Mies Lizzie Roes and Mrs. Jno. Mann• ing leave neat Tueeday on a pleasure trip to Winnipeg and the West. They expect to be away for a maple of months, We wieh them a safe journey and a de. Iig51tf01 time, A, E. Mellish is haok bo town for a few duye' visit before going to Toronto whore he expecte farther inetrnatione from the bead oflioe of the Metropolitan Bank, He hae been a popular towuemau, He expeole to go to the Queen oily next Saturday. D. M. Stott was at the parental home here for abort time while en r0nte to Regina, N. W. T„ where he takes °barge of the Ielectranoe hardness of the Northern in the provinoe of Baeleatobewen. It is an important appointment but from hie experietoe we expeot Mr, Soot* will fill It in good style. THE o!"-- METROPOLITAN BANK CAPITAL—Authorized' $2,000.000 CAPITAL—Pahl up 1,000,000 'RESERVE; and Surplus Profits; 1,183,133 0,J, 1,1001118, D, D, E, momesON, E. 0. President,Vloe•Prooldent, TIM, BRADSHAW, P,L.a. 1110 100800 Mn, W. MORTIMER OLA00, 8.0, JAe, RYRI0 401111 5000Tn1Oo0 W, D. ROBS, - General Mauagor7 THE METROPOLITAN BANK Is open to receive tho acoouutmet Farmers, Merohaote arid Madness Community generally and to give careful oo0elderatdou to all proposals eabm,tted to it. It -ranee upon its past regard for ooue'teoue treatment of its Cue. tonere, and will extend every 0onelderatiou 000800tent with eouud banking to those who may desire to traueaob buelneeo with it, Intermit at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all same of 51 and upwards BRUSSELS BRANOH W. J. FAWCETT, Manager. Mre. 0. Bowerman, of Beaverton, whoee husband was a teooher in Grey some years ago and who ie now a dentiet, was in Brneeele this week. It is 11 years since they moved away but are remember. ed by old friedde, Business Locals. DWELLING rooms 10 let above store. Poeeeeeioa can be given July 25th. L C. RICHARDS. 100 nooND ceder poets for Bale, aleo a single buggy. Apply to A. Ooott, Brum eels, North. LADIES or School pupils taken to board. Also roomers. Apply to Mos. Time. Osamu, Queen at., Brussels, 48-2 WASTED.—Eggs 20o. Pedlare Revised Tariff -100 tube aboioe gram, Better wanted at once. GEo.E. gmo, Wingham. Edging, grinding, filing and repairing done here, our work guaranteed for all time at the easy figure by T. McQueen, Mill St., Brunelle, Ont. PRIVATE BALE. — Horse, buggy, oart, matter, Itemises, robes, blankets, belle eta., will be Bold separately or together ou or before June 25th. Apply to REV. T. WReLEY (Josue, Brueeels. RR J'SST.,r A M2 c=•S Fall Wheat 78 Barley 4e Peas 68 Oats 36 Batter, tabs and rolls14 Eggs per dozen 14 Hay per ton 6 25 Floor, per bbl 4 60 Hoge, Live 7 00 Wool 24 Salt, 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 26 70 45 MORN _ ALLAN,—Ia Wroxeter, on Friday, June 8th, to Mr. end Mre. Jae.. Allan a eon. LAOEIi.—Iu Howbeit, on Monday, Jane 11th, tb Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Leckie a daughter. - ORAta.—In Morrie on Jane 5151, to Mr. and Mre. W.H. Oreig, a eon, a¢.a.RRxEa, OLOAREY—MOL@AN.—Ab the residence of the bride'° parents, 102 Cumberland Bt Toronto, on Juoe 61h, by Rev. Mr. Whitiog, Mr. Frank H. Oloaltey to Miee Margaret E. McLean, eldest daughter of Mr, Joseph McLean, of Toronto. OLOARnY—DYRENAM,—At the reeidenoe of the bride's, parents, 668 Perlia• meat Bt., Toronto, on June Ebb, Mr. Wm. R. Oloakey to Mise Olara Dyke nam. DA0R—HOLLINOEn.--At the Manse, Oran• brook, on May 291h, by Rev, D. B. McRae, Mr, B. Dark, of Moleowortb, to Miee Lizzie, daughter of Mr. John Hollinger, of Grey. =IED. GALBaAITH --.In Brussels, on Jnue 9th, Catharine Galbraith, aged 82 years, THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. STRAYED r•ROM TAP PREM - 0000 of the undersigned, Con. 8, Morrie, about May 24th, a big white sow with a dark spot on 0110 front shoulder And has a short tail. Any information that will load to her recovery will be thankfully reoeived. MRS. S. M. FEAR, Brueeels P.O. C,TRAYED ON THE PREM - L. rage of the undersigned, Lot 28, Con. 18, Grey, on or about May 1001,, a two-year- old heifer, red and white in dolor. Owner mvy have the same by paying expenses and pruyl fig property. ROBAT. enfryn J. DOUGHERTY, 40BERKSHIRE SOWS FOR SALE.—The undersigned has for sale 4 improved Berkshire Bowe, bred from prime winning stook, Due to litter about Sept. let. Also 2 aged Serkabire Bowe due to lit- ter in July. Bargains for quick ipurolraaers. For iurtuer parttoulars apply to J. P. Me- INT06B, Lot 21, Con. 12, Grey, or Oran. brook P.O. 49.11 JAMES HARRIS, Agent Howick Mutual Fire Insurance Company Office and Reeidenoe— WALTON, ONT, DYEING PAYS Llspection of your garret or oloeote will reveal, we think, many a fabric that can bo made as good es new by dyeing. The cost is but it trifle and the mod, ern dyes—all of wlrioh we carry are eo simple to me that any one can dye with perfect sne- ae8e. 10e. invested in dye will often yield a dollar's worth of results —AT— Fox's Drug Store T.i1ARM HELP WANTED—UNE fairly good man to bolp on a farm, must be sober. Employment for rest of this year or longer. Apply to ELI SMITH, Lot 4, Con, 7, Grey ; or Brnemale P. 0, MALE TEACHER WANTED for S. 8. No.1, Grey town ship, Huron County. Duties to aommen00 after vaba- tion. Applications received up to Jane 80. 40.3 R. J. HOOVER, Seoretary. Brueeele P.O. Notice to Creditors. In the matter of the estate of William Young, late of the Township of Grey, in the County of Huron, farmer, deceased. Notice is hereby glven, pursuant to Revis- ed Ntatutee of Ontario, 1897, Chap. 129, and amended Acte, that all creditors and others having any claims against the estate of the said William Young, who died on or about the let day of ,Inure, 1900. are required ou or before the 14th day of July, 1000, to Heed by poet, prepaid, or deliver to A.B. Mao- donald, Brussels P. O.. eolieitor for John Young a ud Henry Young, Exeou tore of said estate, their Christian and euruamee Dud addieasea with full partloulare in writing of their olaime, the etatomout of their ac- counts and the nature of the securities (if any) bold by them, verified by satisfactory deolaration. And notice la further given that after the said last mentioned date the said Execu- tors will proceed to dietrlbute the assets of the deueaeod amongst the parties entit- led thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they shall noon have notice and that the eaid Exeontoro will not be liable for the inmate, or any part thereof, to any person or persona of whose Maims notice shall not have boon reoeived by them at the time of soon distributie'o. Dated at Bruasele 012i8 13th day of June, 11.0., 1000, • A, B. MACDONALD, 99-3 Solicitor for Exeoutore, Brussels Daylight Store = G. N. McLaren r.,..re.IlrWhd:h'er•nl'tlypun4'4i Wr41r41W,hi il.. he'I,P..,I n Il a II 'I ,. nl ., al N n a . y ,, ,, , , n n r non ,I „ Inn „ II 6 L 1, Ir Ir I Ir I , , 11 Ir Ira 11 n III h14,n1* t Ir II III�111'I,Ih, Ir 1, I L 11, 11 nli Ili Illhllrl,l'llnli IIIn11'llrl,, t 1. 1, Ili p1911h,1hn'I,Ib SeasonableGoods Less at iYess 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 75o —26 dozen Men's fine quality Madras and Cambric Shirts, light, medium and dark'eoloringe; all sizes from 14 to 17, with detached cuffs ; perfect fitting goods ; regular 5 t7 prices $1.00 and $1.25. Sale price ii V Effervescent For Prickly Heat red or Phophate of SodathawCitrate Use Teonm Powder. E»gbo' Of Ma ne8ia g we have a apleudid et er are bre°era• kind at 150, a eau, e Aromatic Cascaa the best, Oolgateee adh Man-oot neu's. Fresh Hellebore Blue Stone spraying DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. 8OIITa0RN 00TEN8I0N W. H. & e, Trains Leave Brussels Station, North and South, as follows; GOING 80IITH GOING NORTH. Mail 7:05 a.m I Mixed 810 a.m Miaed.........11:25 a.m 1:44 p,m Express...-. 3:02 p.m I Express .„8:51 p,m fix z e. s gt.ezres A ebiel'e amang ye takir' notes, An' faith he'll prent DeLIG10CUL Weather. THE Pon gives the uewa. Meaux your wool at Brneeele. A. O. U. W. Friday evening of this week. Tag Vo':unteere go to London Clamp next Monday. DON'T omit reading page 6 of this ieene. You'll miss if you do. Tae School Board did not meet on Friday evening. No quorum. WM, JRwroT shipped a double deck of bogs to Oolliogwood this week, He handles a lot of ewioe. THE Maoaabee Braes Band have eeoared en engagement ate Garden Party to be held at Oranbrook on Jane 22ud, Tax grindstone method of calling sub- scribers in the central telephoue office, is been displaced by the push button eyetem. TENDERS for the proposed new Agri, cultural Hall on the Grey Branoh Perk received anti) Saturday of this week at 6 p. m. Don't forget. A rue Band praotioe is regoeeted for Friday night of thio week. It is expect. ed that the Band will have about 14 membere thio Summer. Nur, MI11005 is likely to engage in egaioe training once more, reviving the days of his youth when on the Guelph track he held the ribbons over the back ot a 2 04 goer, so Nell attys. A JOLLY party from Liatowol pio•niok• ed on the lawn at ''Kelvin Grove" last Thursday and were meet hospitably enter- tained by J. and Mre. Leokie. The vieitore pat in a splendid time. A Doyen man Bent a shirt to the luau• dry and by mistake a woman's nightie was returned to him. He looked her op, mingled hie bluohee with here white exoheuging the goods, and later married her. How's that for a tumentia shirt tale in sooie1y airalee. Oleo OD Taeuxs.—The undersigned desires to express bie sincerest thanks to the many Moods for tbeir kind words and helpful ante in 000ueotiou with the brief illness and subsequent demise of hie wife. Language faife to competently eapres's hie appreciation of kindness which can never be forgotten. Taos. BALLANT£Ns. Dz, OQENe, M. D., London, Eye and gar Burgeon, will be at Smith's Drag tltore, Brussels, on the first Tueeday in Math month. Hours, 8 8. m. to 1.30 p. m. 0ataraat, squint, failing eyesight, deafness and nasal catarrh treated and gateau properly fitted. Next viefb, Tuesday, July 3rd. Din WRLL.—We are pleased to state nthe,t at the reoent Toronto Uoivereity examinations Miee Barbara Mo$elvey, of Brussels, took bonfire ire Italian, English and French and gave German oloee ran. Mies Ethel Boolt, formerly tenoher here, was awarded a $60 scholar. ship in Moderne and was one of three in a tie for the Italian award, Both ladies are in their Lit year io an boner mune. They ore to ea aamplimeoted and eon• gratalated. Teas Heron News -Record, of Clinton, spoke ae follows loot week :—Capbaiu McTaggart was in Braoeele on Saturday last ou beakless in commotion with Oompaoy No. 5. with headquarters in that village, He expeote to go into tamp on the 18th with ite full eooemp- meat of men, ap:to•date having experience - ed leas diffiouly in reorailing than last year. By the way hie outer Sergent (Chao, Meadows) has been connected with No. 5 for nearly a everter of aoentary. Rev. Mo, FINoeEINEn, writing from Oampden. Ont., says :—We are enjoying our new home. It was thegraodeet eight I ever had to Gee the trait trees in bios- 0om. Taking a ride on the trolley from Hamilton to Beameville when the peach orchards were in bloom was eimply something beautiful. Now, Dear Editor I extend to you a hearty invitation to oar home when the Trull is ripe. Straw- berry pioking io on this week, after this le raspberries until peeobee are ripe, Mo the invitation holds good for any time until the peach orop is over, ENiov.to ,0 gamee ere being played on the Mailand bowling green here in oon• ne0tion with the loaal tournament. The competition is only about hail tbrotegb yet, In the Bret round the results are ae followe Rowland beat MoLaoohlio, 11- 10 ; Downing beat *Smith, 14-11 ; Feild beat *Habkirk, 13-10 ; 'Craigie beat MacDonald, 12-11 ; W. Leatherdale beat R. Leatherdale, 11-12 ; *Norman beat Jackeoo, 12-13 ; Nioboleon beat *0. Beaker, 18--13 ; Kerley beat 3. Strachan, 16-12. Those marked * reoeived 6 pointe 60 start with. There ale yet 3 eats to be Inlayed and then the emend mud will ermmence, Model farm Reunion Saturday, Jane 23rd. Make your arrangements to at- tend. A N0me80 of iotereetiog matters are crowded out of this 1880, wbioh will up. pear next week. Some of the likely horses fn -Brussels will probably start in the rsoeo at Sea. forth next week. HURRAH for the Model Farm Excursion Saturday of next weak, good for three days. Speoial train me Satorday. See the advt. in another column. Rens AT BRuoezes.—Ii hae been de. aided to hold the annual Sommer races on Wednesday and Thursday, August 22nd and 23rd. Partioalare later. J. T. Wool), of the Excelsior $pitting Factory, left for the East last Monday with samples of Fall and Winter goods. We hope hie trip will result in the receipt of large orders. L. 0. L,—The semi anneal meeting of the county Omega Lodge of North Huron, will be held in the Orange Hall, Wingham, on Tuesday June 19th at 2 o'olouk p. m., sharp. Houry Honey is the County Secretary. THE Toronto Daily News and Toronto Daily Star, which for some time have been sold to sobsoribere at 51 a year straight, or 90a and 85a respectively olabbed with Tan Pose, ie now raised to 51.50 a year. Suitable clubbing rates. eau still be proo0red with Tog PoeT, FALL FAIR DIRgCTORe.—A meeting of the Directors of the Boat Huron and Grey Branoh Agricultural Societies will be held in the Oonaoil Member, Brus- sels, on Monday of next week, 18th inat„ at 2 o'clock, to deal with matters per- taining to the next Fall Fair, Every Directoria asked to attend. MATRIMONIAL. -0o Wednesday of last week Juo. Staunton and Miee Harriet Maude Spence, both of Goderiob, were united in marriage. They will make their home in Edmonton Alberta. The bride is a niece of Simon Grant, of Bruasele. We wish the young 000ple happiness and prosperity. D. BUTLER, London, will be at the Amorioan Hotel, Brueeels, cif:— THURSDAY, n:— THURSDAY, - JUNE 21ex THURSDAY, - JULY 19Ta Hoare 7:30 a. m. to 2 p. m, Eye, Ear, Noma and Throat oousaltatione. Eyes tested for Waimea. Frear Gats.—Friday evening of this week at 6.30 o'oloek the fleet game among juveniles of Bruseele for the foot bah offered by Tan Pose will be played on Victoria. Park. The winners must 00008 Soot of 5 matches, and players moat be chosen from the list now handed into Tan Pose, Go and see the game and en- courage the lade in clean eporb. TRNnono are asked for the erection of a new Agricaltaral Hall on the Grey Branoh Park, and will be reoeived up to Jane 16tH at 6 p. m. by Beoretary W, H. Kerr. Building ie to have lower story of cement concrete with cement floor and frame upper story with ehingle roof. Plane and epecifioatiooe may be Been at TEE Poe Uontraotore are asked to state price they will allow for present Hall, The work is to be completed so ae to have everything i0 readiness for the Fall Fair, wbioh will be a hammer. Building will be 40x70 feet. DEATH TO WEnne,—Tho anneal meeting of the Farmers' Institute will be held in Brunie on Friday, Juoe 22nd, and will be followed by a Pure Seed Institute to be addreeecd by Simpson Rennie, of Toronto, who is well known to al'elrowere of Beed. The opening emotion will be held at 2 p. m. on the farm of James Burgess, East of town, after wbitb a further emotion will be held in the Town Hall. The speaker will be equipped with eamplee of weed seeds, mounted spedi• mane of weede, °smples of good and poor Geed grain, eta. Farmere and others are regaeated to bring weede and weed seeds, eamplee of groin, corn, oto., to the meows for identifloation and examine. ttOn. The delegate will be prepared to explain and disease the wotkinge of the Sped Control Aot, SPLENDIDLY DONE.—The Oratorio, "Bel- shazzer's breast" was presented in A 1 etyle in the Town Hall here Tueeday evening, ender the direction of George (line, the well known and capable vocal• let of Wingham, a large and interested audience being present. There was not a floor number on the program and the whole produotioo went through without a 51itoh of any kind. Every soloist rend Bred their difficult parte exoelleutly while the delete were equally well done. In oborneee there was volume, harmony and melody, the parte being specially well balanced, J. E, Cameron gave the explanatory readings. Those taking part are to be congratulated on the enaoeeefnl I00ua0ce of their faithful practice in the rendering of m0eia ae difficult a0 con- tained in the Oratorio. Mrs. (Di.) Holmes was the effieient a000mpaniet. An innovation at a unmet wwe a Dom. plime0tary resolution to Mr. Olin° and the vocalieto briefly proposed by J. Leckie in commendatory se iteneee, The audience expressed its acquiescence in hie -remarks by a standing vote. "God gave the King" followed the last grand chorus, "Magnify, Glorify." A number have expressed a wish to haus the Oratorio repeated. Brueeel0 certainly pooee0e08 a lot of extra good musical talent an was exemplified Tuesday even- ing. Mr, Cline le an A 1 oondaotor, Standard, Bank of Canada =MIX,..1..lrata.,00033812J 1E372 SURPLUS, OR RESERVE FUND $ 1,000,000 TOTAL ASSETS OVER 10,005,000 A, GernNrat Banking I3usineeers Traniaaoted `"SAVINGS BANKY-"— Accreted Interest is added to aaooanto every six months and b000meo principal. Joint Deposit Accounts—A SPECIAL CONVENIENCE m use in our Savings De- partment is the "Joint Depo01t" account. Motley relay 80 depoeito0 or withdrawn by either of the two members o1 the honeehold, Thie eyetem le a groat ounvea- Immo to many reeidlug la town, but more particularly so to farmers, as In the latter case whether man or wife oomus 10 town shier can attend to the Banking. Au. other feature of the eyetem is that in case of the death of Dither party the money can be withdrawn by the survivor without matt. We will tollyou more about our methods if you will kindly oall or write. Married 'Women and Minors may make and withdraw deposits without the in. terventlou of any person, SALE NOTES GASHED, COLLECTED or may be lett for SAFE KEEPING only for which no charge ie made. YOUR BUSINESS will receive oar oarefal and °ourteoua attention. G. P. BOHOLFIELD, GEN. MANAGER. J. F. ROW LAND, Loom, AGENT. Wm. Mame, W. H, McCracken, W. 0, Smith and Jae, Stewart attended an Odd Fellows' demonstration at Teeowater on Tuesday evening of this week. B. GERRY has leased the premises recently vaoated by W. E, Dunoan to Dr. J. A, MoNsoghtoo, of London, who soya he fotende resuming praotioe iu Brussels and locality. The building is being refitted in its interior arrangements for an olio,. G. A. BEST shipped 3 oars of export cattle to Briutol, England, on Wednesday all stable fed animals. The total ship. moot amounted to 54,005. They were a lot 01 prime ones. 2 oare of huge were forwarded on Thereday and Mr. Beet hae another oar of export cattle for Bat. urday of this week. The prioe is better than 5 aente. THE daily press of Monday Speaks of au uncle of Mre. Neil MoLanohlio, of Brussels, se follows :—Ohfef Game War. den Edwin Tinsley, who delivered an ad• dress iu Buffalo before the Gaine Protection Aeeooiatioo of Amerioa on Friday last, and whose inteutiou was to have taken part in the important die• cueeion with regard 10 international action in the preveubioo of Spring duck ehootiog, reoeived a harry oall from hie home iu Hamilton, which had been pard• ally wreoked, by the severe wind etorm there, and had to leave Buffalo at the urgent regaeet of hie family on Friday eight. Fortunately the damage to hie hoose was not as great as it was at first thought, but still it was quite a eerio0e lose. Mise GALBRAITH Goes Homs.—Atter au extended illness Miee Oatharioe Gal. braitb entered into rest last Saturday afternoon, about 3.30 o'clock, peening away at the home of her sister, Mre. Archibald McDonald, Mill street, Brae. eels, aged 82 years. Sbe was born in Argyleehire, Scotland, and had lived in Canada for the poet 30 years, 20 of which she spent in the borne of Mr. MoNeil, ex -M. P., of Wiarton, as domestic and boaeekoeper, As years increased de- oeaeed oame to Brueeele to live with her eieter. She was a devout member of the Presbyterian ohuruh and triumphed over her last enemy—Death. An appropriate service was oonduoted at the home last Sabbath afternoon at 4 o'clock, by Rev. Mr. Somerville, who was supplying Mel. vine church pulpit. Burial took plaoe ou Monday afternoon in the family plot at Paisley, W. L. Leatherdale, under• taker, accompanying the remains. Mre. McDonald is two years the senior of her departed sister and will mise her great• ly after ten years of o0mpauionehip bat looka forward to a happy reunion before many years in the happy Glory Land, Vinior M wine THR DIeTRIoT.—By commend of the W. F. A. Exeontive the firer game that was played in Brueeele against Wingham was ordered to be played again, and Friday or Saturday evening was the ohoioe to play the game. Wingham refused to oome Saturday and ea the matab was called for Friday evening with Brown Jackson of Seafortb, as referee. The Wingham boyo mane down minim a player and played the Brussels team 10 men to 11 and oerteio• ly put rip the beet defence that hae ever been played on Victoria Park, About 6.10 the rain started and it came in torrents during the whole game. The Brussels team started off strong and some good abets were pat on the visitors' goal. In a eorimm0ge at the Brneeele goal Aikenbead shot and the ball hit the Dor. nee goal and went in and that was the end of the sooting. Daring the last halt Braseele pat shot after shot on the goal but MaArter wee there to stop the shote, ably assisted by. Mitabell and Deana. During the game two footballs were borated owing to the wet weather. The Wingham boyedeeerve oredit ae they have won 2 gamee, tied 1 and loot 1 ; and play in the semi finale neat week agaitiat Milverton We wish the Wingham team gnome0, as the boys who played on the team Friday night here were a gentle manly lot. Following was the line up BRII98RLe... Wn1OHAM Goal McArter } Backe { Deane Mitchell Antietam McDonald Stevenson11r ( Davidson Brown 1 k Baoke l .,Crulokshankn Cardiff 1Wil on Heather Autloy teraoban Atkeuhead Stoles' Forwards Miller Earley A misty ForrestMoGlll! ra l v y LITTLE RAIN DROPS.—•'Mother may I go out to ew m" would have been a very suitable ode to open the matob with last Friday eveaiog.—II ie doubtful if anything but a football game ooald have tempted 517.00 worth of maeeoulin• ity to undergo a whole or partial dreuoh. ing.—The winners will strike some hot amoebae as they progress toward the tropby, and if they equal the reoord of Brueeele will certainly do well.—Brae. eels team fe as good, if not better, than on any former years and their opp0ne0t0 have correspondingly improved. The people of the town and locality have al. ways been generous in their patronage and in this way promoted the beet inter, este of the team who did so much to keep Brussels before the epee of the pub• lie for 0o many yeare.—The W. F. A. might find Dome difloalty in eeoaring commendatory reference from our team as by their delays and deeisione they did a good deal toward the dieoourago• moot of the game both here and else. where.—lt was a 0808 of "Tbon art no near and yet ;o far" with Brussels and the District Obampionehip thio Anson,— There're a tidy grist of yonngetere Dom lug ap in town who will be able to give pointer; to the most of them in another year or 00. Pink tips like velvet, rough, ohap• pod or cracked lips can be made ae colt ae velvet by applying at bedtime, a light 00ati0g of Dr. Shoop's green salve. The effsot on the lips or akin of this moat excellent ointment he alwaye immediate and certain. Dr. Shoop', green ealvo takes out completely the gormless of oats, barna and bruieea and all skin abrasions, It le sorely a wonderful and most highly sabiBfaobory healing oint- ment, It glass jars at 26o. Bold by F. R. Smith. People We Know. Wm. MoEweo has been ou the eiokliet. Mre. M. MoLennen, of London, ie vieiling in Brneeele. Mics Aimee Black, ot Wroxeter, was a visitor in town last week, Mime M. Oamerou, of Luaknow, is vieitiog Mre, J. H. Cameron, Mre. (Dr.) Burne has gone to Long Braoob for a holiday of a few weeks. Mre. Joo. Thomson was renewing old friendehipe in Seafortb for a few days. Mre. Phillipe returned to town o0 Monday after a pleasant vieit at Blyth. -G. L. Norman, of the Metropolitan Bank, was a visitor in Seaforth on Sun day. Misses Fannie Mason and Mattie Barr, Blyth, were visitors in Brussels on Moo - day. Mre. Jno. Corrie was on the eiok list but is improving now we are pleased to. state. Robt. Hamphriee, medical student, ie assisting Dr. Burue in hie praotioe for a time. P. Munroe left on Tueeday for Sarnia where he has taken a position in that plane. Dr. Will J. Cameron and Brine Soott, of Palmereton, were visitors in town over Sunday. George Thomson was on the eiakliet for a few days thie week, an unusual thing for him. Miee Edna Pugh has taken a position in W. A. Grewar'e resteuranb. She should fill the bill. Jes. Danford, of Clinton, accompanied by his daaghtere, were vieitore at E. 0. Duuford'a over Sunday. Mre. 3. 0. North and Mies Florence Mallory, of Piston, are vieitore at J. F. Rowland',, Tarnberry etreet, Misses L. Bewley and Mead Jeokeoo, of Morrie, were visitors with Mrs. Ohae. Ritohie daring the past week. Mra. A. McGuire was called to Wing. ham on Tueeday owing to the eerioae illoeee of her sister, Mre. Mollwaine. Art. Hawkehaw, of the Standard Bank at Markham is back to town relieving for two weeks in the Standard Bank here. Mre. Fie,obor Sperling does not regain her vi,.or as quickly as Ler many friends would desire out we hope the will soon be convalescent, Mre. T, Nicholls and Mre. W. E. Dune Dau are away for a holiday with relatives and old friends at Tuokeremith, Heneall and other pointe. George Robb, liveryman, who hae been quite ill, ie improving bat not recruited yet. We hope he will soon regain hie customary good health. Mre. W. J. Fawcett and Mies Mary arrived in town on Monday. Mr. Few. (tett and family will board for a time until a meltable house can be obtained. Frank Ardell was in Teeewater last Friday playing baseball with the home team against Palmerston. Teeawater won by a score of 12-9. Frank played in the centre garden. Mies Mary Forbes is home from Win- nipeg arriving Tuesday evening, She is weloome bank, Miee Forbee takes her old position 00 stenographer in Barrister MaDonald'e office. Arthur Wheatley, who bad one of hie limbo amputated a few weeks ago, wait able to be brought to linseeds on Wed• nudity in a baggy and is getting about on crutches now. This week R, Crone, harems. maker, left for Fergae where be bas taken a position at hie trade. Mre. Drone and family will continue reeidetete of Brae. tele in the meantime we are glad to bear. G. H. Semis, who bee been on the staff of the Standard Bank, Drum's, for some months, left Cale week for Platen agency. He was a very affable young mac and leaves with the good wishes of the town. Miee Mina Hunter, who bee spent nearly two years in Brandon, Manitoba, arrived home Tuesday evening. Sbe is a daughter of John and Mre, Hunter, John street. The Weet evidently agreed with her. A. and Herb. Lowry oeme home from Toronto last week where they have been employed and lett this week for'the Weet. The former will work at Port Arthur and Herb. will go on to Winnipeg. We wish them euo lees. Mies Lizzie Roes and Mrs. Jno. Mann• ing leave neat Tueeday on a pleasure trip to Winnipeg and the West. They expect to be away for a maple of months, We wieh them a safe journey and a de. Iig51tf01 time, A, E. Mellish is haok bo town for a few duye' visit before going to Toronto whore he expecte farther inetrnatione from the bead oflioe of the Metropolitan Bank, He hae been a popular towuemau, He expeole to go to the Queen oily next Saturday. D. M. Stott was at the parental home here for abort time while en r0nte to Regina, N. W. T„ where he takes °barge of the Ielectranoe hardness of the Northern in the provinoe of Baeleatobewen. It is an important appointment but from hie experietoe we expeot Mr, Soot* will fill It in good style. THE o!"-- METROPOLITAN BANK CAPITAL—Authorized' $2,000.000 CAPITAL—Pahl up 1,000,000 'RESERVE; and Surplus Profits; 1,183,133 0,J, 1,1001118, D, D, E, momesON, E. 0. President,Vloe•Prooldent, TIM, BRADSHAW, P,L.a. 1110 100800 Mn, W. MORTIMER OLA00, 8.0, JAe, RYRI0 401111 5000Tn1Oo0 W, D. ROBS, - General Mauagor7 THE METROPOLITAN BANK Is open to receive tho acoouutmet Farmers, Merohaote arid Madness Community generally and to give careful oo0elderatdou to all proposals eabm,tted to it. It -ranee upon its past regard for ooue'teoue treatment of its Cue. tonere, and will extend every 0onelderatiou 000800tent with eouud banking to those who may desire to traueaob buelneeo with it, Intermit at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all same of 51 and upwards BRUSSELS BRANOH W. J. FAWCETT, Manager. Mre. 0. Bowerman, of Beaverton, whoee husband was a teooher in Grey some years ago and who ie now a dentiet, was in Brneeele this week. It is 11 years since they moved away but are remember. ed by old friedde, Business Locals. DWELLING rooms 10 let above store. Poeeeeeioa can be given July 25th. L C. RICHARDS. 100 nooND ceder poets for Bale, aleo a single buggy. Apply to A. Ooott, Brum eels, North. LADIES or School pupils taken to board. Also roomers. Apply to Mos. Time. Osamu, Queen at., Brussels, 48-2 WASTED.—Eggs 20o. Pedlare Revised Tariff -100 tube aboioe gram, Better wanted at once. GEo.E. gmo, Wingham. Edging, grinding, filing and repairing done here, our work guaranteed for all time at the easy figure by T. McQueen, Mill St., Brunelle, Ont. PRIVATE BALE. — Horse, buggy, oart, matter, Itemises, robes, blankets, belle eta., will be Bold separately or together ou or before June 25th. Apply to REV. T. WReLEY (Josue, Brueeels. RR J'SST.,r A M2 c=•S Fall Wheat 78 Barley 4e Peas 68 Oats 36 Batter, tabs and rolls14 Eggs per dozen 14 Hay per ton 6 25 Floor, per bbl 4 60 Hoge, Live 7 00 Wool 24 Salt, 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 26 70 45 MORN _ ALLAN,—Ia Wroxeter, on Friday, June 8th, to Mr. end Mre. Jae.. Allan a eon. LAOEIi.—Iu Howbeit, on Monday, Jane 11th, tb Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Leckie a daughter. - ORAta.—In Morrie on Jane 5151, to Mr. and Mre. W.H. Oreig, a eon, a¢.a.RRxEa, OLOAREY—MOL@AN.—Ab the residence of the bride'° parents, 102 Cumberland Bt Toronto, on Juoe 61h, by Rev. Mr. Whitiog, Mr. Frank H. Oloaltey to Miee Margaret E. McLean, eldest daughter of Mr, Joseph McLean, of Toronto. OLOARnY—DYRENAM,—At the reeidenoe of the bride's, parents, 668 Perlia• meat Bt., Toronto, on June Ebb, Mr. Wm. R. Oloakey to Mise Olara Dyke nam. DA0R—HOLLINOEn.--At the Manse, Oran• brook, on May 291h, by Rev, D. B. McRae, Mr, B. Dark, of Moleowortb, to Miee Lizzie, daughter of Mr. John Hollinger, of Grey. =IED. GALBaAITH --.In Brussels, on Jnue 9th, Catharine Galbraith, aged 82 years, THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. STRAYED r•ROM TAP PREM - 0000 of the undersigned, Con. 8, Morrie, about May 24th, a big white sow with a dark spot on 0110 front shoulder And has a short tail. Any information that will load to her recovery will be thankfully reoeived. MRS. S. M. FEAR, Brueeels P.O. C,TRAYED ON THE PREM - L. rage of the undersigned, Lot 28, Con. 18, Grey, on or about May 1001,, a two-year- old heifer, red and white in dolor. Owner mvy have the same by paying expenses and pruyl fig property. ROBAT. enfryn J. DOUGHERTY, 40BERKSHIRE SOWS FOR SALE.—The undersigned has for sale 4 improved Berkshire Bowe, bred from prime winning stook, Due to litter about Sept. let. Also 2 aged Serkabire Bowe due to lit- ter in July. Bargains for quick ipurolraaers. For iurtuer parttoulars apply to J. P. Me- INT06B, Lot 21, Con. 12, Grey, or Oran. brook P.O. 49.11 JAMES HARRIS, Agent Howick Mutual Fire Insurance Company Office and Reeidenoe— WALTON, ONT, DYEING PAYS Llspection of your garret or oloeote will reveal, we think, many a fabric that can bo made as good es new by dyeing. The cost is but it trifle and the mod, ern dyes—all of wlrioh we carry are eo simple to me that any one can dye with perfect sne- ae8e. 10e. invested in dye will often yield a dollar's worth of results —AT— Fox's Drug Store T.i1ARM HELP WANTED—UNE fairly good man to bolp on a farm, must be sober. Employment for rest of this year or longer. Apply to ELI SMITH, Lot 4, Con, 7, Grey ; or Brnemale P. 0, MALE TEACHER WANTED for S. 8. No.1, Grey town ship, Huron County. Duties to aommen00 after vaba- tion. Applications received up to Jane 80. 40.3 R. J. HOOVER, Seoretary. Brueeele P.O. Notice to Creditors. In the matter of the estate of William Young, late of the Township of Grey, in the County of Huron, farmer, deceased. Notice is hereby glven, pursuant to Revis- ed Ntatutee of Ontario, 1897, Chap. 129, and amended Acte, that all creditors and others having any claims against the estate of the said William Young, who died on or about the let day of ,Inure, 1900. are required ou or before the 14th day of July, 1000, to Heed by poet, prepaid, or deliver to A.B. Mao- donald, Brussels P. O.. eolieitor for John Young a ud Henry Young, Exeou tore of said estate, their Christian and euruamee Dud addieasea with full partloulare in writing of their olaime, the etatomout of their ac- counts and the nature of the securities (if any) bold by them, verified by satisfactory deolaration. And notice la further given that after the said last mentioned date the said Execu- tors will proceed to dietrlbute the assets of the deueaeod amongst the parties entit- led thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they shall noon have notice and that the eaid Exeontoro will not be liable for the inmate, or any part thereof, to any person or persona of whose Maims notice shall not have boon reoeived by them at the time of soon distributie'o. Dated at Bruasele 012i8 13th day of June, 11.0., 1000, • A, B. MACDONALD, 99-3 Solicitor for Exeoutore, Brussels Daylight Store = G. N. McLaren r.,..re.IlrWhd:h'er•nl'tlypun4'4i Wr41r41W,hi il.. he'I,P..,I n Il a II 'I ,. nl ., al N n a . y ,, ,, , , n n r non ,I „ Inn „ II 6 L 1, Ir Ir I Ir I , , 11 Ir Ira 11 n III h14,n1* t Ir II III�111'I,Ih, Ir 1, I L 11, 11 nli Ili Illhllrl,l'llnli IIIn11'llrl,, t 1. 1, Ili p1911h,1hn'I,Ib SeasonableGoods Less at iYess 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 75o —26 dozen Men's fine quality Madras and Cambric Shirts, light, medium and dark'eoloringe; all sizes from 14 to 17, with detached cuffs ; perfect fitting goods ; regular 5 t7 prices $1.00 and $1.25. Sale price ii V 40c Men's Balbriggan Underclothing for 25c —10 dozen Men's fine quality Balbriggan Underclothing, Shirts and Pants, sizes 32 to 40, regular price 40c. Special at ... ... ... ,.. �+� 90 FANCY CRETONNES FOR 60 —120 yards Fancy Cretonnes, Crepon finish, in red. and green shades ; regular �s value 9c. Sale price .., ... OV —15o and 20c Fancy Cretonnes, in green, red and fawn shades ; 30 and 36 inches •121 wide ;. reversable ; regular prices up to 20e. 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 I3osiery—Popular Prices. 48 fairs 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, Pays etremo8' EISPEAWINII zis° Poe, Waver Ir. Yours forNext Door to Mutual Beneat ,fit American � xil Amex n Iioue 0