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A Good Whisk for 10 Cts.
It is not often you can pick 'up as good a Whisk for
10c as we are selling for that money just now. We
have received a fresh lot of them and you will agree
with us that they are very special value,
For Diseases of Chickens and Young Turkeys
whioh are so prevalent this Summer in many flocks,
try giving them Copperas. We have the finest qual-
ity of Pulverized Copperas at 8c per Ib, We also
have on hand
HESS' POULTRY PANAOAEA
at 85 cents per package, which has been found to give
very satisfactory results.
R. SMITH
DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
eO0THE9N EXTENSION W. a. & n,
Trains team: Braude Station, North
and South, ae follows;
Goma Soo0a Garlick NoaTH.
Mail 705 a.m I Mixed 9:40 a.m
Mixed......... 11:25 a.m II Mail 1:44 p.m
Express 5:02 p.m I Express ....., 8:51 p.m
:dims Pius
A obiel'e among ye fakir' notes,
.An' faith he'll prent
Clvto HOLIDAY on Wednesday, August
8th,
A.. 0. U, W. will meet on Friday even.
ing of this week.
TBEeE are the doys for the coming
and going of visitors.
Excoaeeos Eo Kinoardiue Wednesday,
Anguet 8th, by speoial train.
RAgrBERRY pickers are betty. The
orop ie said to be fairly good.
A °O MANI of ladies went to Listowel
on Thursday to enjoy the day with
frieede there,
A NEW drive bone ie being built at
le, Leatberdale's to aecommodatej the
hearses, delivery vane, etc.
Tax rubber buggy rug advertised in
THE PoeT was claimed by its owner.
It page to advertise in THE PosT,
Sunda Sohool Excursion to Kinoar-
diue, by epeeial train on Wednesday,
Acg.8th. It will be Brussels' Civic
holiday.
Wm. Thompson, of Strathroy, was
holidaying in Brussels. His brother
Robert, formerly of town, leaves shortly
on a trip to the Old Ooantry,
THE Pose oongratuletes Mies Hattie
Downing and Mae Melee! Zimmer on
eooaeselolly paining the Normal Sohool
exams. at Toronto. The former took
honors.
10 DAYS' SALE.—Meeere. Popleatone &
Gardiner, merohonte, enaaeaaere to Mo•
Biauon & Uo., Blyth, are oanduetiug a
big redaction sale and are telling the
readers of THE POST of the bargains to be
had.
Bnuesene Voters' List for 1906 has
been leaned and was first posted op on
July 16,h. There are 405 names on the
list made ap ae follows :—Part 1, 261 ;
Part II, 118; Part III, 26. The noon.
bar eligible to serve ae jurors is 156.
Odioial notice appears in this ieene of
Tet PorT.
Da. Ovete, M. D., London, Eye and
Ear Surgeon, will be at Smith's Drug
Store, Brneeele, on the first Tuesday in
each mouth. Hoare, 8 a, no. to 1.30 p. n.
Cataract, squint, failing eyesight,
deatneea and nasal oatarrh treated and
Wanes properly fitted. Next visit,
Tuesday, Aogust 7th.
THE Clinton New Era Saye 1—While
Dr. Sbaw was driving on the street one
evening recently the king bolt of the
baggy came out throwing the dootor oat
forward with more forge than was oom-
fortable. The horse made off bat wee
caught before going far. The dootor
fortunately was not injgred beyond re-
ceiving a severe shaking up.
LEFT Hous.—Tneeday night, July
17th, John James Strachan left the
parantal home, 3rd oon. Grey township,
and hie whereabouts is unknown. He
ie 28 yeare of age, olean shaven, about 5
feet, 9 inohee tall, and wore a brown
Boat, blank Berry pante and brown cap.
Any intormatiou oouoerning him will be
gratefully reoeived. Wire or telepbone
A. Seneoau , Brneeele.
Vans Taouonrwais.—The following let-
ter reoeived by R. D. Cardiff, secretary
ot Brnaele Foot Ball team speaks for
itself :—Seo. Brussels F. B, 0„ Brneeele
Ont.: DEAR Son,—On bebalt of Parkdale
Albion Foot Ball Club I desire to thank
the Brneola Foot Ball (Nab for the
courteous treatment we reoeived while
in Brussels and though we did not de-
feat yon it was a pleasure to be defeated
by a beam composed of as gentlemanly
a lot of players as are on y0nr team.
Hoping we may have the pleaenre of an-
other trip to Brussels some time, I re-
main yours, FEED. N. Rasa.
DEL150TFUL TRIP,—The Brneselitee
who took in the coal deniers' lexouraion
to Scranton arrived home well tired ont
bit greatly pleased with the outing.
They got to Buffets Monday nights and
lett the next day at 2 p.m„ for Soran•
ton, Pan„ by special train, 900 exonrsion.
We aboard under the direction of the
Delaware and Laokawana railway, whose
gueete they wore. Wednesday was spent
iu tba coal mince, owned by the above
mentioned railway, and the soot break -
ere and the extent and manipulation of
these works wag a revelation to many
who saw the mines for the first time.
On Thursday they visited the famous Sum*
mer reeort 60 ranee from Soranton, °ailed
the "Water Gap." The party returned
to the goal city at 5 p. w. and were en.
tertained at the Rooky Glen Park, a
Owe of beauty, both natural and by the
art of man, and of pie man. Friday
the return trip wee made to the Bison
ofty where the party eeparabed for their
respective routes homeward full of
praise for their entertaioere and possibly
ether Wage ae well, The Ooai Co,
took a very popular and pleaaarable
way' of advertieing their bneineee,
Wingham defeated Seatorth in la.
moose on Wednesday at the former town
by a more ot 4-0, Thie gives Wingham
a pretty good lead in the diatriot.
DURING the months of July and August
the L. 0. T. M., Brussels, will withdraw
their regular meetings. Tbey will be
resumed when the heat is passed in
September.
WILTON PAYNE, while playing with
some boys, lust Tuesday afternoon, fen
upon some broken glees and inflicted
several gashes on his left hand which bad
to be atteuded to by a doctor.
A teEETINo of the Brneeele Driving
Park Association will be held at the
Qaeen'e Hotel thio Friday evening, at
8.30 o'olook sharp, All persona interest.
ed iu the rape meet on Ang, 22nd and
23rd please attend.
DR, BOTLEB, London, will be at the
American Hotel, Brneeele, on
THURSDAY, — JULY 19TH
Hours 7;30 a. no. to 2 p. m. Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat ooneultatione. Eyea
tested for glasses.
The protest committee of the W. F. A.
met at Galt on Tneeday and decided Ibe
Dandao•Seaforth protest. After bearing
the evidence of both aides, the committee
decided to allow Dandae the diepat•ed
goal. Thie will woke a tie between them
red Seaforth and a audden•death game
will hove to be played.
I. 0. 0. F. Deoentarco.—The annual
floral decoration of the graves of Odd
Fellows in Brunets cemetery took plea
last Sabbath afternoon and attraoted a
large company. F. S. Scutt, W. H,
McCracken and A. MOGaire conducted
Ohs eervioes. Brussels Braes Band sop.
plied a ohoioe program of magic to and
from the cemetery and also at n10, si)ent
city of the dead. Many of the 8tteifk::'of-
terioge were choice.
CARRIE A. IN IT.—At the ra0ee in Free.
ton on Wednesday Carrie A„ the trotting
mare belonging to P. Ament, Brneeele,
and bred from Costumer, owned by
Messrs. Soots & Warwick, of town,
divided tad and 3rd money in the 2.40
trot. She was driven by Mr. Bither, who
has held the ribbons over many a dandy
in hie time. AB a 3 year old the above
mentioned mare divided 2nd and 3rd in a
bot raoe in Toronto. She is a fine besot
with plenty of speed. P. Ament, P.
Scott and Geo. Thomson took in the
MOBS.
LAST week's Listowel Banner speaks
of a former Brassetite as follows :—J.
A. Turnbull, ot the former firm of Wil•
ton it Turnbull, Bruseele, hag purchased
the grocery business of J. E. Ooombee,
and will carry on the business in that
stand, keeping e. fall line of goods.
Mr. Turnbull ie a man of experience,
having been in the hardware bneineee
for a number of yearn. He hoe moved
his family to town and will 000apy the
hone formerly ocoapied by David
Sanderson. Mr, Ooombea will probably
go West in the near future.
KEEPS DT THE SPLENDID REoOaD.—The
Pecan of the recent Eotranoe Examin•
ati0n, aa it relates to Broeaels -Public
Sohool, in of a moat aatiefaotory char -
eater and is additional proof that the
almost unparalleled eneaeeeee of other
years were not oatob verdicts bat the
regutt of faithful application by both
pnpile and Mute Kate Wilson, the pains.
taking teaoher. 14 pnpile wrote (one
against the advice of the teacher) and
13 pegged, 0 of them with honors and
one, Harry Moore, son of M. H. Moore,
V.
1„ beaded the liet in Beat Huron
with a regard of 591 marks, a moat Dred•
Roble one for a lad so young, The list
of euooesetul mile in our eohool is as
follows ;—Honore—Tom Armstrong,
May Birt, Jook Leckie, Harry Moore,
Walter Scott, Edo Wilton. Paas—Scott
Amann, Elmer Ewan, Arthur Forteet,
H. McGaw, John Within, D. L. Wileon,
S. 1. Wilton. THE POST heartily oo0-
gratnlates all concerned and hopes the
0020000 will prove an incentive to renew•
ed diligence on the part of the sloes and
a pattern worthy of emulation tto the
jnniore. The Sohool Boord has certain•
ly a feitbful and competent inetrnator
in Nies 'Wilson.
MRs. (REv.) SwANN Peons Alyea.—
Last
wea.Last Sauday Eliza It, Adams, beloved
wire of Rev. Matthew Swann, of
Forges, paeeed away to her reward,
at the good old age of 78 years, 2
months and 11 days, like a ripe ahem(
of wheat ready for the eternal garner.
Doomed is very kindly remembered
here as her husband was a highly es.
teemed pastor of the Methodist ohnroh
in Brussels for a term, Nee, Swann
wag a beautiful type of Christian woman•
hood and was beloved by all who hod
the good fortune to enjoy her friend-
ship. Ohs is survived by her husband, 2
eons and 4 daughters, one eon whom is
Rev. F. Swann, of Holmeovilie. Mre,
Swann's funeral took plaoe on Wed.
nada), afternoon, the service being eon•
danted in the Methodist oburob, The
bereaved tomily eorrow not as those
without a hope of a happy meeting
in the home of the redeemed. Mre,
Swann was a helpmate iddeed to her
husband and her name will Tong bo
ahtrished on many a ofrouit where
Mr. Swann labored, He saperannnated
several yeare ago and went to Fergus
to reside, Mre, (Rev.) Sellery, form.
erly of Braseele, now of Brookville,
le a daughter of the deceased,
Standard ;Bank of Canada
,r" 7. BT.A.S1ZaIS T-.= 1672
TTTOID FUND $,,000
OAL ASSETS OVER 1000000d
A General Ifetankitag Elusinesisi Transacted
" SAVINGS BANK7',"
interest paid from date of deposit to date of withdrawal at highest eurreut rates
and compounded llali.yeorly,
Joint Degoslt Account/J-4 SPECIAL CONVENIENCE nl use in our Savings Do.
partment Ie the "Joint Deposit" account, Money may ba deposited or withdrawn
by either of the two members of the household. Thio ayetom is a great eonven•
Mace to many residing in town, but more particularly so to farmers, as in the latter
obher feature of the or
ystem is thaomes t 60 0000 ofhthe death of eitheend to r the
the gmoney
ova be withdrawn by the survivor without coot. We will tell you more about our
methods if you will kindly omit or write.
Married Women and Minors may make and withdraw deposits without the in-
tervention of any person,
SALE NOTES CASHED, COLLECTED or may be left for SAFE KEEPING
only for whiob no charge is made,
YOUR BUSINESS will rtoeive our careful and oourteoue attention,
G. P. SOHOLFIELD, GEN. MANAGER. _ J. F. ROW LAND, MANAGER.
Business Locals.
BINDER DMZ—Deering, Standard,
Manila, 550 ft. 11ao. McKie & Co.
100 RODND cedar poets for Bale, also a
single baggy. Apply to A. Oona, Brute
(tele, North,
To LET,—Dwelling rooms above More
soft water and other oohveniencea. Im-
mediate possession. I. 0. Maumee.
Rorz.—We are headquarters for
pure Manilla rope 1 inch ti and 13)16'.
Oar prices are right. McKay & Co.
Edging, grinding, Sling and repairing
done here, oar work guaranteed for all
time at the easy figure by T. hloGnnooe,
Mill St., Brneeele, Ont.
Fon SALE.—Comfortable dwelling, d•
sores of lead, oboiae fruits and hard ono
soft venter and situation convenient to
eohoob.
I, 0. RICHARDS.
Fon SALE.—A. No. 6 Radiant Home
base burner with oven, used two eeaeon8.
Also a No. 9 Favorite ooal and wood
stove, Apply to MBS. JOSEPH THotrneoz,
Brussels.
ENTRANCE EXAM.
We give below the names of the ouo-
easeful oandidatoe that wrute on the
recent Entrance Examination in East
Haron. In order to pass a candidate
must make 40 per Dent, of the marks on
eacb subject and 60 per scat. on the
total. To obtain honors 75 per Dent.
of the total number of marks moat be
made. The papers were a little more
difficult than usual, but a fair test for
promotion into a High School or Col-
legiate Institute, or into a fifth class in
a Public School.
BRUSSELS
HONORS
Tom Armstrong Kate McLeod
Beatrice Bateman Harry Moore
May Birt Walter Scott
Jack Leckie Edo Wilton
Jean McDonald
PAH
Mamie Archibald James Rion
011a Armstrong E. M. Hemsworth
I. Huffman
Geo. Jordan
R. Love
H. MoCall
I. McCallum
S. McIntosh
W. MoKee
Edith McKee
Carrie Schnook
Leslie Thuell
Florence Whitfield
John Wilbee
H. Wilbee
D. L. Wilson
S. J, Wilton
Scott Ament
Winnie Barr
Frank Bell
.Pena Dickeon
John R. Dickson
Elsie Dunbar
Tillie Daudae
Ruth Engler
Elmer Ewan
Eliza Ferguson,
Arthur Forrest
Maggie L. Frain
Ada Gardiner
John Hayden
Avon McKelvey
Gladys MoQuarrie
SEAFORTH
Russel Best
Frank Doherty
J. M. Hinchley
F. R, Larkin
E. McGinnis
Robert Peek
Orland Smiley
Bessie Grieve
Ethel Kerr
W. Aberhart
W. Archibald
W. A. Curtin
P. Doyle
0. Forbes
W.Gibeon
H. Horton
W. A. Jordan
J. Jordan
W. F. Lowrie
J. Morrison
M. McKay
Roy MoGeooh
W. D. McLean
R. McKay
R. 0. McKay
R. O'Rourke
R. Roach
A. Reid
F. Smith
L. Stapleton
H. Stephenson
J. Somers
Jean Ohidley
M. Courtin
W. Doherty
G. Elliott
K. East
H. Fair
M. Holmee
C. Ker
Hexon
Katie Kerr
Edith A. Leitoh.
Vida McDonald
Helen MoDowell
Jessie Robb
Grata Rose
F. A, Thompson
A, M, Turner
PASS
R, G. Willis
L. Athinson
M. Barbour
M. Belt
A. Beazer
S. E. Caldwell
Ella Chesney
B, Orich
L. 0. Dietz
N. 5, Govenlook
L, Hammett
B. Jones
E. R. Jordan
M. J. Lowrie
E. MOOlare
P. Rose
A. D. Scott
M. 3, Soott
M. Stewart
H. M. Taylor
M. J. Walker
M. Watson
L. G. Wilson
CLINTON
HONORS
B. McTaggart
H. O'Neil
3. O'Neil
D. Ross
J. Scott
F, Tindall
D. Taylor
RAN
G. Archer E. Jordan
0. H. Anderson I. Knox
0. Bedard M. Livermore
E. Lawson
J. Landeborough
L, McTavish
13. MoIvor
C. McCartney
0. Millar
E. O'Brien
0, Potter
N, Robson
A. Trick
M. Trewartha
H, Wise
O. E. Wise
M, Torrance
Bert. Wiftse
L, Beaton
S. Carling
G. F. Chant
S, Copp
J. Crich
L. Crich
G. Crich
B. Draper
J. Elliott
A. Findlay
13. Graham
P. Holler
J. Hibbert
E. Hill
W. Heywood
D. '/Calloway
ELYTH
Hasan
R, 0. Edmostoa J, M. Pfeffer
ease
B. Asquith
J. E. Bryant
W. A. D. Campbell
G, Clark
Clara Copp
D. 0. Cololough
R. F. Denholm
W. R, Ferguson
R. G. Good
P. A. Gibson
A. E. Hunliing
J. H, Jackson
J. G, Jackson
W. J. Adams
B. Batchart
D. Kirkoonnell
" W. G. MoDonald
M. Morris
L. Maine
F. Plummer
I. W. Potter
M. A. Roger
G. Stewart
A. F. Tarnblyu
H. Ton
P. L. Whi ley
L. Woodman
FORDWICH
HONORS
N. Armstrong
M. A. Oattanaoh
M. 13. Hainatook
A. Halliday
0. Johnston
A. Martiu
F. Morfoot
M. P. Hussar
M Moutgomery
PANS
0. Patterson
P. Schaefer
M. Schaefer
0. Spinke
3, Winter.
WROXETER
HONORS
0. Gallaway
V. Hestia
W. McGrath
S. MoKercher
D. McLean
0. Rutherford
H. L. Barrett
0, Blackball
H. E, Brown
E. Gannett
L, Green
R. M. Henry
0. Isbieter
F. I, Aitobesou
.2. Aitobeson
M.R. Aitken
J. Anderson
Elam Armour
E. Armour
A. Brook
C. Brock
W. Brydges
G. Bush
H. Dore
H. Dare
P, Duncan
13. Elliott
D. Guest
0. James
E. Jermyn
M. King
L. Knox
M. McDonald
PASS
T. F. Sanderson
E. Stutt
N. Underwood
J. Wood
J. M. Wright
WINGHAM
HONORS
G. Kennedy
E. Mann
E. Patterson
M, Shark
W. Simmons
G. Stewart
F. Vanatoue
PASS
0. Masters
R. Maxwell
K. McBurney
A. MoCallum
A. G. MoGue
M. McGee
G. Moffat
S. Orr
M. Patterson
W. Pocock
F. Powell
0. Rintoul
G. Rintoul
U. Robertson
K. E. Sheill
M, Sineltzer
G. Troy
M. Vanorman
E. Wood
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Master Joe Hobkirk is vieiting at Blyth.
Mre. P. Munroe is at present visiting at
Sarnia.
Mies Millie Harris, of Wroxeler, ie a
visitor in town.
Mies Agnes Walker was visiting at
Moleaworth on Sunday.
Mies Agnes Bleck, of Wroxeter, is the
goeet of Mies Lon. Roes.
Gni]. Finn, of the Queen city, is ball.
daying under the parental root.
D. J. McLanohlin, of Ohealey was 9
vleitor in town on Wednesday,
Mra. Geo. A. Lowry and eon were visit.
ing friends at Seatorth last week.
Mimi Margaret Ament is visiting with.
relatives and Mende at Mildmay.
Mrs. MoLean, Princess street, was
visiting Mre. D. Sproat at Belgrave.
Harold Lowry is spending a part of
bin holidays at hie nnole's at Gerrie.
Mies Hazel Lowry ie visiting her
friend Mies Eva Holmee in Seatorth.
Mrs, (Dr.) Toole and eon were visitors
with Bloevale triende for a few days.
Mies Katie Habkirk, of 131705, is visit.
ing with relatives and friends in town.
Wm. Smith, of Hamilton, is here on a
holiday with relativea and old friends.
Geo. and Alfred Lowry are working in
Wingham at their trade ae bricklayers.
Mies Nellie Campbell, of London, te.
enjoying her vexation with relabivee here.
Mise Edna Speiran and Irwin are boli•
daying with relatives in Grey township.
Mre. Alex. 'Thomson, of Guelph, is the
guest of Mre, John Thomson, Turnberry
street.
Mre. (Dr.) Rose and daughter, Florence,
of Clifford, are gaeele of Mre. (Dr.) Mo•
Kelvey.
Mies Lyl Nicholls, of Wingbam, was
the guest of Mime Lulu Dnntord for a
few days.
Miss Edo Wilton lett on Monday to
spend the remaining holidays with Bar.
lin friends,
Mies May Leatherdaie, of Cold Water,
is holidaying with the Minxes Leather -
dale In town.
Mies Mabel Colvin returned home
from Crediton Saturday of last week for
her vacation.
Edward and Mre. Speiran and Miee.
Stella were vieitore at Seafortb, Clinton
and Goderioh.
3, H. Cameron left for a trip to the
West on Wedneeday of Ihfe week. H9
took the boat at Sarnia.
]Mime Jean McLaaohlin ie away on her
variation and ie visiting at Wiarton,
Obesley and other pointe.
Mro. Wilbert Eddy and daughter,
Norm, of Colborne, are visiting the
fermer'd slater, Dire. Geo, Lott,
THE
METROPOLITAN BANK
(AP1TAL—Autporized $2,000.000
CAPITAL—Paid lip 1,000,000
RESERVE and Surplus Preflla; 1.138,103
Directors
S, 3, MOORE, D, E. 9'11010130N, E. Q.
President, Vloo•Presidmlt.
0000, nRADOHAW, 0.0.0. ' 1110 HCNoa LIR, W. MIORTOLIn= GLARE, x,0, ads. RYant
651101 P1100800011
W, D, ROBS, - General Manager
THE METROPOLITAN BANE Is open to receive the a000unto of
Farmers, Morohaute and Business OommunitY generally and to give
careful consideration to all proposals submitted to It.
It relies upon its past record for oourteoue treatment of its Cus-
tomers, and will extend every consideration oouefoteat with sound
bauktng to those who may desire to transact business with A.
t '4apzlvfr�S BOJt'I IhriPatt°acawr
Interest at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all same of 91 and upwards
BRUSSELS BRANCH W. J. FAWOETT, Manager,
Mies Winnie McGuire, who le employ•
ed ae a milliner at Londeeboro', ie spend•
ing her vacation at her home here,
Duncan Stewart, eon of Alex, Stewart,
Queen street East, has tempted apoaition
to a wholesale drug More in Detroit.
Jno. Querrin and sone, Eddie and
Johnnie, of Berlin, are visitors at the
Queen's. The former ie a brother to
the landlord.
Mise Mayfrid Allis, daughter of Rev.
S. J. Allis, of Parkhill, formerly of
Bruseele, is visiting Mre. W. H. Herr and
other o'd triende.
Editor Carr and Teacher Perrin, of
Wroxeter, were callers on THE PoeT
Taeoday evening. They bad been on a
short bicycle tour.
Mies Clara McCracken accompanied by
her friend, Mise A. Lyons, of Toronto,
are vieitiug at the tormer'e parents, W.
H. and Mre. MoOraoken.
Mies Nina Malcolm, of Galt, is vielt.
ing Mies Maggie Stewart, Queen street.
She 1B a daughter of Robert and Mre.
Malcolm formerly of Brneeele,
Dlr. McDowell, of New York, and Miss
Emylene MaQnarrie, of Detroit, were
wetoome visitor's with relatives in Brute
eels and locality for a few days.
Mee. 3. E. Smith, of Brandon, Mao.,
and her mother, Mea. Hunter, of Durham,
were visiting at Dr. MnKetvey'e and Mrs,
J. R. Smith's fora fewdaya Ghia week.
J. Leckie and three eons are away on
a holiday eating which inolndeo a visit 00
Toronto, 1000 Islands, Montreal, Quebec,
Ottawa, &a. It will be a delightful trip
George Buchanan, of town, was pre.
sensed with a voluble set of military
brushes before leaving Little Current
where be was teaching. It eervea him
right.
Mise Georgia Rosa, daughter of R. B,
Roes, of Listowel, formerly of Brussels,
has eaooesefally passed her examinations
ea Ottawa Normal Sohool. We oon•
gratulate her.
Robt. and Mre. Forrest and eon, Archie,
of Brantford, are visiting relatives and
friends for a few weeks at Brussels and
Morrie township. They were both
former residents of Morrie.
H. L. Jaokeon, Jeweller, is away on a
trip to Hamilton, Buffalo, Boston and
other cities combining baainees and
pleasure and pinking ap novelties for hie
bneineee. He will be absent for s couple
of weeks.
Mrs. M. MoLennan and eon and Mrs.
Raymond and daughter, of London, have
been visiting relatives and friends here.
Mines Fannie and Myrtle Friendehip
are aiefting their sisters, Mrs, Allen, of
Wingham, and Eire, MoIlague, of 'Tees.
water.
James and Mre. Dodds and daughter,
of Swift Current, Man., are here on to
visit and at proeent vieitiug at Chas,
Dodd'a and other old friends. Sir.
Dodds was a former teacher in No. 3,
Grey, for a number of years.
Mre. B. Dobson, of Hamiota, Man.,
arrived last week and will visit her
Mother, Mre. Maunders, of Morrie, Mre.
W. H. Meanders, of Brussels, and
numerous old friends. It is sererai
years einem Mre. Dobson woo home.
Jerry Cnrtie, teacher at Glee alien,
Wellington Go., is enjoying a visit with
relatives and old aoquaintanaee. He
wrote off part I of hie tot Claes Teachers'
examination this Summer. He's heading
for the top and the work is agreeing well
with him.
Tneeday morning Mre. 9. Bailey and
aon Leslie lett Brneeele for a trip to
M000ejaw, N. W. T., whore another eon
ie resident. The visit ie being merle
principally with the thought of building
up Leolie'o health which hoe not been as
vigorous of late as formerly. We treat
the Western ozone, ohange of eoene, &o„
will contribute so largely to his improve-
ment that be will return more robust
than ever.
SOR:ed
MOFFITT—In Wroxeter, on July 6111,
to Mr. and Mre, A. H. Moffitt, a
daughter.
RAE.—Io Wroxeter, on July 15th, to Mr.
and Mre. D. W. Rae, a soo.
SMITH.—In Hallett, on Jolly let, to Mr.
and Mre. John Smith, a eon.
OAarlooaaN. In Grey, on July 17613, Geo.
Edward, only sou of John and Annie
Oarnochan, aged 1 year, 2 months
and 24 days.
DOUGLAS.—Io Wroxeter, on July llth,
William Douglas,
Swarm—At Fergus, on July 15th, Eliza
R. Adams, beloved wife of Rev. M.
Swann, formerly of Brneeele, aged
78 years, 2 months and 11 days.
BE
READY
before they comp. Don't
wait until your potatoes are near-
ly destroyed before applying the
pure, You can depend upon it—
Our Paris Green
will let none of
theta got away.
Sudden. Death
in every package.
/ Put up in strong card board
boxes, also in bulk as desired,
25c. per pound at
Fox's Drug Store
loweevereateheapeo•arioettwiteratereeiotesa.
SLIILLIE.—In Binbro'k, on July 12th,
Miss Agnea E., daughter of Mr, and
Mre. Joseph Smil:ie, of Morrie, aged
28 years and 11 moothe.
QTRAThD FROM THE PREM --
nes of the undersigned, Con. 10,Grey ,
a Yorkshire sow, Any information (leading
to her recovery will be thankfully received.
JAS. E. 'BROWN, Ethel P. 0. 2.1
TIARM N'UR SALE.—THE UN-
5Eue1GNED offer. his flue 100 acre
farm, being Lot 15, 000.12, Grey, for sale.
Comtm'teble house, bank barn, orchard, An.
Parra is in a good state of oultivation and
adjoins the village of Cranbrook, where aro
stores, churches, shops, dm. Possession
gluesto vext Fall. For further partlonlars 0s
prise terms, 20,. applyon the p5Omfaea
or Cranbraok P. U. GEORGE SG,
1.00 Proprietor,
Voters' List, 1906
municipality of the Village of Brunets,
ti0unt3' of Huron.
Notice is hereby given that I have trans-
mitted or delivered to the persons mon tion -
ed in emotions 8 and 8 of the Ontario Voters'
Diets dot, the copies required by said see -
Moue to be so transmitted or delivered of
the het made, pursuant t0 said Act, 0f all
a As-
sessment llof thesaid appearing by
o Municipality to
be entitled to vote in the said Municipality
at Elections for Members of the Legislative
Aesembly and at Municipal Elections; and
that the said list wag first posted up In my
office, at Brussels, on the 18th day of July,
1908, Rud romaine theca for to ex tion.
Electors aro called upon to examine the
said list, and, it any minima, or any other
errors are found therein, to take immediate
Proceedings to have the said errors corroot•
ori ooeordiug to law.
Dated titin 18th day of July, 1000.
F. s, SCOTT,
Clerk 0f Brussels.
Brussels Daylight Store
N. McLaren
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1 MidzSummer Sale
DOOMED
ALL Summer Goode in this store must be cleared out. Its our business prin-
ciples not to carry anything over from one season to another. The way
we mean to accomplish this is the PRICE. The PRICE will be low
on everything Summery—in Dry Goods, Clothing, Men's and Ladies' Furnishings,
Boots and Shoes. Rememer, we are going to depend altogether on the
PRICE to do the trick.
Summer Dress Goods, Dress Trimmings, Readymade Waists
Readymade Skirts, Whitewear, Summer Vests,
Lawns and Muslins, Lace Curtains, Slippers and Oxfords
Laces and Embroideries.
Everything and anything in the way of Summer Goods. Join hands with our
Low Prices during our Mid -Summer Sale.
Come Here Expecting to Save Money
You'll Not be Disappointed !
We Pay the Highest Prices for Produce at All Times.
Yours for Next Door to
Mutual Benefit
American
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