HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1906-6-21, Page 8Pure Paris Green
Don't give the bugs a chance to gain a headway on your
potatoes. Now is the time to get busy and fight them
with our
PURE m ENGLISH - PARIS - GREEN
It no doubt means considerable work in putting this on
and you want to make sure that your work will be effec-
tive. If you get your Paris Green from us you can depend
on getting the best that is made, and that you will not be
disappointed after doing your work. Although the mar-
ket price of this is a good deal higher at the present time
than other years, we are selling curs at the old price of
25 CENTS PER POUND
If you have a sweet tooth try a box of Ganong'') G. B. Chocolates. You will
come back for another. They are the High Grade Goode and of Standard
Quality. Sold only by us
F. R. SMITH
DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN.
.ext z Nexis Pius
A ohiel's among ye takir' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Tam POST gives the news.
A WEDDING ie an the program.
GORDON MOONEY shipped a Oar Of salt
to Windsor ou Wednesday.
BEAFoRTH ranee are the magnet for the
sports of this locality this week.
THE Pon and Weekly Globe for the
balanoe of the year for 85 Dente.
ISN'T it about time that Brussels woke
np and held a hustling celebration 7
SeND THE Poem to year absent friends.
50 omits gate it until January let.,
1907.
Boum to rent are at a premium in
Braeeele. Somebody should build a few
Doily homes.
Two oars of* bogs were shipped to
0ollingwood by A. 0. Dames daring the
past week.
FRIDAY afternoon of next week, at 3
o'clock. the W. 0. T. U. will hold its
regular meeting at Mre. Geo. Beaker's.
TEE contract for the new Agricultural
Hall was not awarded last Saturday
evening the Building committee extend•
ing the time to Thursday evening of this
week.
HURRAH 1 for the Model Farm on Sat-
urday, of this week. See the advt. giving
railway rates and time table in another
oolumn. 3 days outing and only 01.15
return fare from Bruseele,
DOMINION DAY, -Slagle fere rates on
the railway for Dominion Day, good go.
ing Friday, June 29th to July 2nd and
returning Taeoday, July 3rd. Thie will
afford a 5 days outing at a small coat.
Doter forget the seed institute in the
Town Hall Brussels, with a visit to
James Bargess' farm to exemplify objeot
lessons, on Friday afternoon of tbieweek.
Every farmer should take an interest iu
these gatherings and thereby promote Hours 7:30 a. m, to 2 p. m. Eye, Ear,
their object. Nose and Throat consultations. Eyes
HOLIDAYS. -The regular date for alos. tested for glasses.
ing of Public Scheele for the Summer Ex -MAYOR WILLos, of Seaforth, who
vacation is Friday of next week, 29th was a one time Broeselite, is away to
inst. Owing to Eotranoe examinations Beaton buying machinery for hie new
an Brnoeele School will close on Taeeday shoe factory to be erected in Seaforth,
26th. Raral eohoole reopen oa Augnet There were only 15 voted against the
20th and the town eohoole on September By-law granting him a loan from the
4th. town. We lose oar geese if he does not
DR, OVEtss, M. D., London, Eye and make the new business go with a ham
Ear Surgeon, will be at Smith's Drag and hie old friends here wish him enc.
Store, Branch', on the fired Tuesday in ease.
each mouth. Hours, 8 a. m. to 1.30 p. m. 48TH HI0111,ANDER0 AT WRoxETER,-Mon-
Oataraat, squint, failing eyesight, day, July 2nd Wroxeter will hold a big
deafness and nasal catarrh treated and Dominion Day oelebration at whiob
glossae properly fitted. Next vigil], Foot ball and Baas ball matches, foot
Tuesday, July 3rd. raoea, eta, will be on the program, The
AOOIDENT.-We are sorry to hear that celebrated 48th Higblander'e Band from
W. D. Ooneley, of Stratford, formerly of Toronto will eapply the mueio and give
Brussels, met with an unfortunate ae. a concert in the evening, aeeieted at the
oident. He was engaged with some men latter by Hnmoriet Lloyd, of the Queen
in working on a eoaffold when in some City. Wroxeter always bas a big time
way it tipped and he fell to the ground. on Dominion Day and this year a better
Both ankles were sprained and hie oheek time than ever should be enjoyed.
bone broken, He ie getting along as well Take it in.
ae could be expected and we treat will BowLINo.-In the Bowling Tournament
Boon be all right, that is being played on the bowling green
MummeY Junior Foot ball team was in here, in the let round, which was not
town on Monday while en route to Sea. flaiebed as we went to press, Broadtoot
forth and returning therefrom. They beat *A. Booker, 15-16 ; Rose beat *Mo.
ohanged horses here breaking np the long Arter, 17-10; Hewitt beat Farrow, 16-6.
overland trip. Home and home gomee 2nd round -Downing beat Rowland,
are being played in tbie series and Sea. 14-12 ; Feild beat *Oraigie, 21-11 ; W.
forth Juniors wend their way to the Leatberdale beat *Norman, 12-11 I
Northern German town on Monday, Hewitt beat Ross, 216-6 ; *Earley beat
The remit of the match e.t Seaforth was Nicholson, 11-10. 3rd round-Feild beat
1-1. Mildmay has a Lanky bonoh of Downing, 13-12 ; Hewitt beat Leather -
juniors, some of them weighing over 180 dale, 21-10, In the and round Aeeoaia-
poands. tion, Smith beat MaLaaoblio, 14-5 ;
DIED IN THE WasT. We are sorry to *Habkirk beat McDonald, 13-12 ;
learn that Mre. Alex, F. Stewart passed R. Leatherdale beat Jackson, 18-7 ;
away from her earthly home, Maidetoue, Straohan beat 0 'Broker, 17-11 ; A.
Seek„ on Monday, 4th inst., after an ill- Baeker beat Straohan, 13-12.
nese of only about 24 houre. Her bus. 1 To 0. -The first game of a eeriee of
bead, who is a eon of Alek. Stewart, games of Juvenile Foot ball was played
Queen street Weet, Brussels, and 8 on Friday evening and Fitter a good game
children survive, the baby being only barring the rain, occupying 40 initiates
4 weeks old. Mr, Stewart, had moved the score stood 1 to 0 in favor of the lade
to his new borne from Langdon, North Weet of Main street, A foot ball ie the
Dakota, last Spring and will feel hie prize offered by TEE Poem, to the winners
great lose keenly. Deceased's maiden of 3 out of 5 matches, one to be played
name was Kabe MOVean, her home being each week. Players must be ander 18
near Stratford. They were married 9 years of age. There are come splendid
years ago. It is 26 years einoe Mr. Stew. players among the teams and the games
art first went to Dakota, He and hie are well worth witneseing. The line up
family will be accorded the sincere was ae follows
sympathy of many old friends in thie Souza SIDE NORTH Sinn
Instill/in their bereavement. T Friendship Goal F Garry
Eger HUeoz FALL Fem.-MondayT MHendoald , Books ..�L Armstrong
W Hondoraon,,.� 0 goon
afternoon the Direatore of East Huron G Ross } ( W ecoid
and Grey Brenob Agrioaltaral So0iebiee R Shaw k Backs 0 Holmes
met in the Council Chamber to revise, W Elliott
McMillan B Walker
0
amend and extend the prize list of the H Mooney D Ewa Foxn
o
coming Fall Fair. A large number of A McMillan Forwards J Lsebie
im rovements will be made and the W Bells E Wilhite
Show will oat do any of its predeoeesors, J Lon .,.,..,..A Forest
J.L, Kerr was the referee.
Energetic) Oommitteee were appointed to v
arrange and manage programa of inbereet -Tueeday evening the second match
for the two days, Oel. 4th and 5th, tame oft but the Northernara, while wore
Expert Jadgee have been milked for and ovetesting the grounde in good form, were
the Fair will ehow a large number of few et their , the Superior weight of a
new feabares and together with the fins tow oL their opponents being a heavy
offset. Score was 2 to 0. Quite a n
roomy modern new Hall Will keep Eastam•
Huron Agricultural Society in the front ber witnessed the game, Players were
rank where it bas been for a good many contest will
lthe Dame a( above. The third
il
of
yenta. Donald Robertson resigned hie next week and 15 off
n by a theday of
seat on the Board and Jame() Burgess theset matches will settle the owner -
Wag appointed ae hie suooessor. The shipof the new ball. Little oombination
Prize lista will be ant shortly and will be plahas been manifested in the bouts
followed by bills Betting out the good yet evidences of an aoquaintnnoe with
thing, to be beard and eaen at Brussel° the etienoe of foot ball were not want.
Fall Fair. ing,
A OAR of butter was shipped to Halifax
last week by R. Thomson.
THE Entrance examination will com-
mence Wednesday moruing of next week.
G. A. Beer shipped a oar of cattle and
a oar of hogs einoe last Mane of Toe
POST.
A col of furnace coal woe reaeived by
J. T. Wood for the Excelsior Knitting
Factory.
WROKETER will be the point of attrao-
tion for a number in this looaliby on Do.
minion Day,
THERE were 69 paeeengore tioketed to
Kiooardine from Braeeele station on
the Bone of Scotland Exouraion last
Friday.
A JUNIOR Foot ball team from town will
play a match with the Wroxeter lade on
July 2nd in the foreuoon of the oelebration
at the latter plane.
Tag town Band will play at the lawn
party to be held at the Methodiet church
Oraobrook, Friday evening of this week
and at Walton Gorden Party on Jaly 6th,
Song premises are not yet cleaned up
in town. The Board of Health may
have to put the law in exeroies to have
the work done as it is now past the time
sat for completing the 010aran00 in a
satiefacbory manner,
51.15 bays a return ticket to Guelph,
good for three days, going Saturday
morning of this week, by epeoial train at
8.00 valid to oome home by last train on
Monday if so desired. The Model Farm
is a spot of delight and ioetraobion and
was never better than this year.
GRAVELLING OONTRaOTe. - Saturday
afternoon of this week, at 2.30 o'clock,
the gravelling contracts on the boundary
between Grey and Morrie townships will
be let ab the Qaeen'e Hotel, Brussels, by
representatives of the two Township
000001le. Ali interested should attend.
DR. BUTLER, London, will be at the
American Hotel, Braeeels, on :-
THURSDAY, - JUNE 21sT
THURSDAY, - JULY 19TH
Standard Bank of Canada
X1 sT.ta.317..,1t3532117 1672
SVRPLU8, OR RESERVE FUND $ 1,000,000
TOTAL ASSETS OVER 10,000,000
A G eueral flanking' llattosImeDD Tra.ntitaoted
"SAVINGS BANtKi/''-
Accrued 'Interest is added to accounts every els mouths and beooree prfuolpol,
Joint Deponit Accounts -A 5PEOI.AL CONVENILNOE in 0180 ie our Saviege Do -
pertinent is the "Joint Deposit" 00oonnt, Money may be deposited or withdrnwu
euoetto many reeidl g inbtown, but whousehold.
re pa I1 alar y ao to 1800 ere,`00 great
511ou von.
9lnit r
oaee whether man or wife comes to town either Dan attend to the Baukiug, An-
other feature of the system ie that in ease of the death of either party the money
withdrawnoan be a by
hekindly Quit 00581000
write,
out cost, We will telt you more about our
methods If dwill
Married Women and Miners may make and withdraw depoeibe without thein.
tervenciOu of may persue.
BALE NOTES GASHED, COLLECTED or may be lett for SAFE•IIEEPING
only for which no charge is made.
YOUR BUSINESS will receive oar oarefal and oourteone attention.
G, P. BOHOLFIELD, GEN, MANAGER. J. F. ROW LAND, L00AL AGENT.
W. Oonnloee loaded 3 care of baled hay
for Glasgow at Brussels G.T. R.
OHAe. BnoADFOOT'9 speedy mare
Hattie I, will start in the 2.40 trotting
raoe at Seaforth Thursday afternoon of
thie week and will make 00me of them
beetle to out -foot her.
Taos smoke etaok at the National Flour
mill was etraok by lightning Sabbath
but very little damage was done. There
woe a great downpour of rain both on
Saturday and Sunday,
DEATH TO WxEDB,-The annual meeting
of the Farmers' Iuetitute will be held In
Braseels on Friday, Jane 22nd, and will
be followed by a Pure Seed Inetitote to
be addressed by Simpson Rennie, of
Toronto, who is well known to all growers
of seed. The opening eeeaion will be
held at 2 p. m. on the farm of James
Bargess, East of town, after wbinh a
farther eassion will be held in the Town
Hal. The speaker will be equipped with
samples of weed seeds, mounted epeol•
mane of weeds, samples of good and poor
seed grain, etc, Farmers and others are
requested to bring weeds and weed seeds,
eamplee of graio, Dorn, eto,, to the
meeting for identification and examina-
tion. The delegate will be prepared to
explain and dieonae the workings of the
Seed control Aot.
Two rinks of bowlers went to IIinoar•
dine on the excursion last Friday and
had a friendly game of bowls with the
lakeside veterans. The score was 80
follows
010 00008. KINCARDINE.
A. Stracbao, Kerr,
R. Thomson, Malcolm,
Dr. Feild, Stewart,
R. Downing, ek16 R. Roes, eli....12
T. Farrow, Clark,
R. Black, MoPbereon,
W. Leatberdale, Watson,
D. O. Rose, ek5 Harvey, ek ....19
Totals 21 81
Robs, Black, of Wroxeter, played a good
game in completing the gaortette skipped
by D. 0. Rose.
PRESENTED WITH A GOLD WATCH. -BB•
tore leaving New Liekeord for Ottawa,
where be has leased the Commercial
Hotel, W. F. Soots, formerly of Brussels,
was presented with a gold watch. The
New Liskeard Speaker reports the pro.
(+eedbugs as follows :-A very interesting
meeting woe held and presided over by
Mayor McKelvie in the parlor of the
Hotel Canada on Saturday evening, May
19th, when Mr. Sootb, who bas held the
Government poeitiou of Homestead In-
spector for the past three year8, was
presented, on behalf of the citizene of
New Liekeard, by His Worship, the
Mayor, with an address and a gold watch
and chain. His Worship was in bie urinal
good form, and spoke very highly of Mr.
Sootb and gave bim great credit for the
nnbiaeed manner in which be bad dis-
charged the arduous duties of his ahem
The Mayor °ailed on several gentlemen
for abort ')peaches and the following re.
eponded ; W. Murray, F. L. Smiley, K.
Farah and J. Armstrong. They all spoke
feelingly in having to part with Mr. Boost
and expressed their wiebes that he would
be euooeeefnl in hie new bueineee. One
of the speakers eaid ib was customary to
withhold the good *hinge we have to say
about our friends until they are dead, but
in the case of Mr. Scott the good thiage
were said whilst he was amongst ue, The
watch preeeoted was from Mr. Goodyear's
establishment, an excellent article with
the best Vanguard movement. Mr. Scott
will live in Ottawa.
THE SOVEREIGN
BANK OF CANADA.
Tbie bank whiob has opened a branch
in Walton ie the 6th largest bank in
Canada. It tae a paid up capital of
over 53,500,000 and a reserve fend of
51,300,000, By prudent and Hever
management its deposits have inoreaeed
to 011,800,000 and its total aesete to
018,500,000, The book has now five
branobos on the Guelph & Goderioh Ry,
It does a general bueineee, disooanbs
farmers' notes, collects Rale notes and
sells drafts on any part of the world, It
has the most modern BAVmms DEPARTMENT
of any bank in Canada, pays INTEREST
from the DATE OF DEPO0IT, and 0026P0UND0
it 4 TIME( a YEAR. INTEREST On Raving(
Depoeite ie CREDITED 81sT JULY, 81sT
OCTOBER, 318T JANUARY, AND BOTH APRIL.
The otook is now Belling at 5140 per
share, papa a dividend of 1% PER ANNUM,
(11% every 3 months) making a NET
INVEBTtlENT of 4%. This investment
should appeal to parties anxious to get
better than 8%. The stook to increasing
in vaine each year,
Business Locals.
100 RO0ND °oder poets for Bale, oleo a
single boggy, Apply to A. Gook, Buis -
eels, North.
WANTED, -Eggs 20o, Pedlars Revised
Tariff -100 tube choice grace Batter
wonted at once, Geo,E. HINa, Wingbam.
CHARM for watch guard found, 13y
proving ownership and settling for this
notice, owner may eeenro it. Tart POST
Fon BALE.-Oomfortable dwelling,
acres of land, oboicm fruits and hard and
Soft water and situation convenient to
school.
I, C, BIOHAEDS.
Edging, grinding, filing and repairing
done here, oar work guaranteed for all
time at the easy figure by T. MoGnnaoa,
Mill Sb.7 Brneeels, Oat,
Penal found. Owner may have it by
proving property end paying for thie
local. Ton POST.
Hare BELOW Com -Dregs hats and
Ready•to•weare for Bale below cost at
Mas, MoKnr,oY'0.
PERSON Al. L'AIRAGRAPHS.
Mies Erna Avery is home ou a holiday
visit.
Mrs, Walker was a visitor at Listowel
ou Friday.
Mice Mary Coates was visiting friends
at Seaforth.
Ernest Miller has gone to Northern
Ontario for the Summer.
Mre. Jno. Ooaeley, has gone to Strat.
ford to visit her eon W. D.
Mre. L. Jackson, of Peterboro', ie the
peat of Mre. H. L. Jaakeou.
Ed. Nioboloo n and Min Eva McCreok.
en visited at Clinton Met Sunday.
Mise Fannie Rogers, of Preston, spent
Sunday at the parental home here,
Harvey Willie, of Seaforth, is holiday.
ing at hie graodpareube in Bruseele.
Mies Anna Sowalm, of Mildmay, ie
visiting her cousin, Rio Pearl Lowry.
Chas. and Rio Ooseos, of Trowbridge,
were visitors at the Parsonage time week.
Mica Pauline MoEweu, of The:melon,
is a visitor with her aunt, Mrs. J. Leckie.
Mre. W, L. Leatberdale, is enjoying a
visit at her parental home at Brantford,
Mies Zelma Gerry, of Blyth, bas been
visiting relatives in Braeeele and locality.
B. 0. and Mre. Wilson took a holiday
outing to Detroit and other points thie
week,
Mrs. F. W. Worthy, of Detroit, Miob.,
ie visiting Mrs, E. 0. and Mre, D. A.
Lowry.
Mre, Jobn Gaff and ohildreo, of Toron•
to, are vieitare with the family of James
Dudley,
Seymour Service, of Ingersoll, ie visit.
ing at It'. S. Scott's. He is Mre. Boott'e
brother,
Barrister MaoDonald and Walter
Lowry were in the 00. town for a few
days this week.
B, Gerry, a000mpenied by hie sen from
Indian Head, were visiting relatives at
Blyth on Wedneeday.
Mies Elide Wilton ie spending the
Summer with her aunt, Mre. Ed. T.
Greeneidee, at Atwood.
Mre. James Smitten has been bothered
for some time with her heart but ie feel•
Mg considerably better of late,
Mre, Geo. Miller and eon Eldred are
going to Brantford to visit Mre. Herbert
Fggol. The ladies are 018000e,
N, and Mre. MoLaugblin and two
obildren, of Gorrie, were visitors with
Dr. and Mre. Graham over Sunday. The
ladies ere Ooael00.
Duncan Stewart has gone to Detroit
where be will probably make hie home
and enter into business ou his own ao-
oouat. We wish him well.
Thee, Rands, wife and baby, who have
oome book to ()anode from Dakota, are
epeoding a week in Bruseele locality.
They purpose residing at Seaforth we
understand.
Mame Hattie Dowoiog and Mabel
Zimmer are home from the Normal
school, Toronto, where they have spent
the past year and are now open for en•
gagemenbe. They ore good tesohere,
Mre. Leslie and eon, Wilson, of London,
are the gleets of Mrs. Jae. Ballantyne.
The visitor was a well known former
resident of town ae Mies Frank Pelton
who then lived with her sister, Mre. R.
G. Wilean.
Thee. Brown, of Howiok township,
near Clifford, has been dangerouely 111
from inflammation of the lunge and hie
relatives are anxious about bim. He ie
the yougeat brother of Geo. Brown, of
Braeeele. We hope a change for the
better will ensue.
J. B. Stratton and Bon Willie are in
town as the former sold out his hotel at
Belgrave to a Mr. Hili, formerly of
Wiogbam sad Londeeboro, who le now
i❑ poseeeeion. Mr. Stratton may go
Weet on 8 proepeotleg trip after a holi-
day in this locality.
Finlay Scott tr., accompanied his
brother D. M., on hie trip to the Weet
last Saturday and will spend a few
menthe there in the expectation of the
change being a health builder. Fin, hoe
not been as rugged as meal during the
pact Winter but we hope he will come
home as hearty as ever.
Lorne S. and Mimi Lulu Danford were
visitors at Goderioh last week where
Lorne had an engagement with the
Blackstone Oroheetra. He left thie week
to join the Goderiob Marine Band who
went to clamp this year with the 33rd
Regiment. Larne is quite a musician
with bis elide trombone.
Bert. Lott arrived home on Wednesday
from the Institute at Brantford Por his
venation, after having spent 9 menthe
there, He ie making favorable progress
and bide fair to show good results for the
training be ie receiving. Bert hi a bright
boy and will be home for three months
before school re -opens for the Fall term,
Druggist Fox attended the funeral of
the late John Moffatt, of Toronto Jot„ at
Harrieton, on Tbureday. Mr. Mellott
watt a one time resident of both Wroxeter
and Blyth in this Co. Poetmaster Far.
row roomed with bim in Clarke townebip
when both wore young men, Deceased
was an uoole to Moe. Jane Mitchell, Mill
street, Brnseete.
Monday afternoon A, H. V. Gerry, of
Indian Head, N. W. T., arrived in town
for a abort visit with relatives and old
friends. He Dame East to attend the
High Court of the 0. O. F. 11 is 17
years educe Mr. Gerry went Wept. He
has been engaged in farming, being the
THE
METROPOLITAN BANK
CAPITAL -Authorized! $2,000.000
CAPITAL -Paid up 1.000.000
'RESERVE aid:Surplus Profits: 1,103,133
Directors
8.3. MOORS, 1),E, THOMPSON, K. 0.
President, Vloo•Proside» t.
Taos, BRADSHAW, r.L.A, HIB HONOR MR, W, 000010ER GLARE, g.0, JAB, 1=Y11I0
JOHN P.1RBT818005
W.00, 8089, General Manager('
THE METROPOLITAN BANK is open to receive the accounts of
Fanners, Morohante and Ausineeo Community goserally and to give
careful consideration to all propagate enbmltted to it.
It ratite upon its paid record for courteous treatment, of Re Cue -
touters, and will extend every Consideration con oioteut 8Jth sound
bauklug to those who may desire to trausaot bueiuoeo with it.
Intereeb at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all same of 01 and upwards
BRUSSELS BRANCH W. J, FAWCETT, Manager.
owner of 520 some of fine land, and also
rune a large hardware •bneineee. Mr.
Gerry bas done well in that land of al•
most bouodlese possibilities. He ie the
eldeet eon of B. and Mre. Gerry and ie
well known to many in this locality.
Mare. Gerry ie a daughter of Geo. and
Mrs. Crooke, Bruseele. "The vieibor
nobee many °lunges in the past 5 years,
the date of his laeb visit.
()IlllRt)It CHI MES.
Next Sunday Rev. Mr. Lang -Ford and
Rev. W. H. Hartley, of Blyth, will ex•
change palpite.
The members of Br:meets L. 0. L.
will attend service in St. John's church
on Sunday Jaly 8th, at 11 a. m. when the
motor will preach the anniversary
sermon.
Bev. T. W. Oosens will preach the
oloeing sermon') of a suooessfnl 4 yearn
pastorate next Sabbath and will probably
leave for hie new charge at Wallenberg
on Monday. Mre. Ooeene and DeWitt
will accompany bim,
Rev. E. G. Powell, the new Methodiet
minister. will preach bis inaugural din•
interim on Sabbath Jaly lat. A congre•
gabional welcome will be extended to the
new minister and hie family on the
Wednesday evening following, to which
all members end adherents are cordially
invited, A short program will be pre-
sented.
Last Sabbath Rev. Kenneth MaDon•
old, of Kincardine, preached in Melville
church, delivering good discourses.
"Blessed are they whose iniquities are
forgiven and whose sins are covered" was
the morning text and the evening theme
was "The walk to Emmaus," Rev. Mr.
McDonald will preaob neat Sunday also.
The following Sabbath the church will
be vacant as interior improvemente will
be made that will neaeeeitate the closing
for one Sunday. -
"AO one whom bis mother eomtortebb
so will I comfort yea" was Rev.- 7, W.
Come' eabjeot laet Sabbath morning in
the Methodiet 'thumb. "The unruly
member" was the evening topic in which
not shot wee fired in designating improp•
et uses of the tongue, ouch as :-The
everlasting talker ; the boaster ; the
eaepioioae talker ;' the complainer ; the
self disparager ; tibe esker of two many
queetiono ; persons with two tongues i
the slanderer ; the liar ; the blasphemer,
Rev, W. L. Rutledge, B. A„ and J. W.
Humphrey, of Chatham, Rev, E. F.
Armstrong, )3, D„ of Ethel, and W. H.
Herr, of Brueesle, were appointed a
Committee to report at Dint annual Oon-
ferenoe, whish meets at Goderiah, on the
Iuetitabianal church, a question of con.
eiderable interest to a goodly number,
At the meeting of Maitland Preebybery
in Melville oborob on Tuesday afternoon
of this week the call to Rev. Mr. Weie•
chart, of Beaverton, to become pastor of
the Presbyterian ohurah here wee duly
forwarded, Elder Thomas Straohan and
George Thomson weroappointed to attend
the Lindsay Presbytery to promote the
oall in favor of Melville oongregation,
The date is not yet known until a reply
comes to the Maltiand Presbytery
oorreepondenoe. Rev. D. 13. Mo1lae, of
Oranbrook, the Moderator, will also at
tend.
M.A.MER/MTJ-
JAOK0ON-BARROWO.-In McKillop, by
Rev. R. S. Better, M. A., Mr, George
Jackson, of Morrie, to Mies Maggie,
daughter of Mr. and Mre. Jacob Bar-
rows, MoKillop.
=SED.
MOFFATT.-In Toronto Jmlotiou on Juue
1801, John Moffatt, in hie 174th year.
BTewART.-Ab Maidstone, Sask., on Jnue
4th, Kate MoVean, beloved wife of
Alex, F. Stewart.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
TEACHER WANTED FOR S.
8. No. 3, Grey, Duties to ,commence
after vacation. Applioatione received up to
July 14th. P. A. &WARTHUR,
60.8 Beoretary, Brussels.
Tenders for Hay
Tenders will be reoelded up to Saturday,
Jetta 30th, at 6 p. m., for the hay on Groy
Braooh Agrloultaral Park, Brussels. All
weeds moat be cut within t3e'Park. The
highest or any tender not necessarily ac-
cepted.
JAB. 8PEIR, President.
W. H. KP1RR, Secretary.
DYEING
PAYS
Inspection of your garret or
closets will reveal, we think,
many a fabric that can be made
as good ae new by dyeing. The
ooet is but a trifle and the mod-
ern dyne -all of which we carry
are so simple to use that any
one can dye with perfoot sue -
00013.
106.
invested in dye will often
yield a dollar's worth of results
-AT-
Fox's Drug Store
1MJRArea aartet4A etrotevareoare~ib
•
ALE TEACHER WANTED
for 8. 8. No.1, Grey township, Huron
County. Duties to e1mmenee atter 7000 -
Mon. Applioatiou0 r000ived up to June 30,
90.3 R. J. HOOVER,
Secretary, Brussels P, 0.
BERKSHIRE SOWS FOR
BALE. -The undersigned has for sale 4
improved Berkshire sown, bred from prize
winning stook Due to litter about Sept,
tat. Alec) 2 aaod Berkshire sows due to lit-
ter in July. Bargains for quick ipurohaoore.
For further particulars apply to J. P. Me-
INTOSH, Lot 21, Con, 12, Grey, or Oran -
brook P. 0. 40•af
AUCTION SALE 03' FARM
ST0011, Ii1YLEoxgNTa, FoRNITanE, &a:
F. S. Scott, auctioneer, has beau instructed
by the undersigned to sell by nubile auction
at Lot,20. Con. 14, Moli,)lop• :10 mile West of
Walton, an Saturday, Juue 3011, at 1 o'clock
the following valuable property: -1 brood
mere, 1 draught horse 0 years old, 1 driving
mare 0 years old, 1 draught gelding 1 year.,
old, 1 roadster gelding 1 year old, 6 milt
0owe, 1 pedigree Durham bull 3 yearn old, 6
heifers and steers 2 years old, 10 heifers and
steers 1 year old, 0 Spring calves, 1 brood
sow to litter, 1 store hog, 7 pigs 2 moothe
old, 00 bone, 1 trunk wagon, 1 lumbar wagon,
1 pair bob-sleighe, 2 single buggies (1 rubber
tire) 1 new entter, 1 :Keystone hay loader
new, 1 Massey-Harrle binder almost new, 1
Deering mower, 1 pea harvester, 1 hay rake,
1 (lige harrow, 1 sot diamond harrows, 2
walking p1ows,1 gang plow, 1 Frost et Wood
cultivator, 2 Bete double barueg),1 sot single
burettes, 1 new cook stove coal or wood, I
wood heater, 2 bedroom suttee now, 12 kit-
chen chairs, 6 dining -room chairs, 1 Nation-
al cream separator and other articles. Salo
without reserve 00 proprietor has leased
the fawn aid 15 going `Neat. Terme-All
sums oI 05 and under each, over that amount
'7 months credit will be given on furnlehing
approved joint notes; 4 per cent. off for
uush OD credit amouute, A. EI00UAIG, pro-
prietor ; F. S. SCOTT, auo tioueer.
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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 .75
prices $1.00 and $1.25. Sale price
40o Men's 'Balbriggan Underclothing for 25c
-10 dozen Men's fine quality Balbriggan Underclothing, Shirts and Pants, sizes ,25
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 .Ofr�
value 9o. Sale price ,., ... ... ... ... .., vv
-15c and 20e Fancy Cretonnes, in green, red and fawn shades ; 80 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,
45 Pairs Men's Pants, Special at $1.25 a pair
-48 pairs Men's Strong Union Tweed Pants, light and dark shades ; well made ; 1.�5
well trimmed ; perfect fitting ; all sizes 88 to 42. Special at per pair ,„
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.
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Yours £or"�� Next Door to
Mutual Benefit G0 N. IIIcLaren American House