HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1906-9-27, Page 8SOAP MAKING-
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Now is the season when the thrifty housekeeper
makes her half -yearly supply of Soap for cleaning and
laundry purposes. We are ready for it and have on
hand asupply spply of
' w Pry ' d
Put up in G pound Tins, only 40c
This is the very finest grade of Caustic Soda, and in
granular form, which ie much more convenient for
handling than the old kind in large bard lumps. You
will be surprised at what a small cost a Large supply
of Soap can be made.
N. B,—We are agents for Ganong's G. B. Ch000latee. Have you tried them ?
DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN
ronattius it,C1U
A ohiel's amang ye takir' notes,
An' faith he'll prent is.
DON'T mise Brueeele Fair,
WEDNESDAY evening's rain Was most
welcome.
MONDAY evening next the regular meet-
ing of the Lady Maccabees will be held
in their Lodge room.
SEVERAL interesting matters are un-
avoidably orowded out this week but will
appear in our next week's liege.
S. BEATTIE, of Barrie, has purchased
the Dexter House, Welland, for 614,000
and took poesessiou September 15th.
Do you want to have a real good
laugh 7 If so hear Eddie Pigott at
the Fall Fair Concert Friday evening
of next week.
THE fine new hearse for R. Leather.
dale et Son oama to hand from the mann.
factored; at Ingersoll last week.. It is
an A 1 vebiole.
Rat utmER the date Friday, Sept 28th
and consult with J. J. Allen at the Arnett
can Hotel, Brueeele, for any eye trouble
or headaches.
BEenevno Beat tickets for the Fall Fair
Concert, on Friday October 6th will be
on sale at Foxe drag store Friday noon
of thie week. Seonre your seat early.
The co0oert will be A 1.
THE new Dement sidewalks are well on
to oampietioo and will be a decided ice.
provement bo the town, A good job has
been done by Oontraotor Oonery. This
contract oompleted practically supplies
the town fairly well with sidewalks barr-
ing one to tho G. T. R. depot trona Main
street.
Gorwomnon BALLANTYNE has purchased
the commodious and comfortable reel.
donee of Mies Oampbell, Queen street,
and will get possession next month, the
present teuant being station Agent
Henry. Tan Poen wishes Mr. Bsilan•
tyne and family many happy years in
their new home.
FALL FAIR DIRECTORO.—A meeting of
the joint Board of East Huron and Grey
Branch Agrionitnral Booiety Direatore
will be held Saturday afternoon of this
week 9,68 o'clock. Every Director is
asked to be present as a nombee of
matters of importance will be discussed
preparatory to the Fair next week.
BALD BEADED 81E0.—It is wroug to
endanger your health and sacrifice your
appearance when you know that Prof.
Doreowend'e toupees and wipe easily re.
place the loet hair—featherweight—stay
on securely, are protection to the bead
and add to heaah and appearance. Yoq
are invited to oell at Amerioen Hotel on
Friday 001. 6th.
Fax Poen WONDER Box.—We wonder
why the Grand Truck does not bnild the
sidewalk to their depot from Turnberry
street 7—Who owns the doge that are
often a down right nuisance on the
street 7—Why business men sweep or
throw refuse on the etreet0 or leave it
in their yards to hlow all over 7—Where
you will find a better Fall Fair than
that held at Brq.:eels 7
Doi. Ovens, M. D„ London, Eye and
Ear Sorgeo¢, will be at Smith'e Drug
Store, Brussels, on the first Tuesday in
eaoh mouth. Hours, 8 a. m. to 1.80 p.
m, Ontaraot, egnint, failing eyesight,
deafness and nasal catarrh treated and
glasses properly fitted. Next visit, T¢ee.
deg, October 2nd. N. B,—Dr. Ovens
makes no calls.
(NAME or PR0061,O .—Jobn MoFad.
den has exchanged his comfortable
briok residence and 5 aoree on John
street, Braedele, with Ends Criob, for
his 100 sore .farm, 2 miles South of Brus-
sele, paying the difference, The farm
is a good one being conveniently located.
The exobange of residencies will take place
before the close of the year, Mr. Mo.
Fadden and family have been residents
of Brueeele for the past two years, Mr,
Orioh's health has not been very robust
hence his desire to be relieved of the
fartn work.
HEARING POSTPONED.— Owing to the
fact that the Huron Aesizes oome on
next week, at the time of East Huron
Fall Fair, application was made for the
pootponment of the Wtlkineon ve. Agri
cabaret Sooiety edit for damages ae
several material witueeses would be nn•
able to attend as they are officials of the
Fair, The motion wee granted and the
ode will be heard on Nov, 5th at the
non -jury sitting's. In the opinion of
Tun POST it would be a very nine thing
if it were Settled so that there would be
no neoeeeity of going to the Go, town
with it.
ED. NIOaoteoN Won.—In a local
tournament on the bowling lawn here,
for the ownerehip of a petit of bowlee
donated by President A, 13. MaoDoaald,
Ed. Nicholson was the winner playing, 6
games to win. Hie 880088 were as fol.
lowsNioboleon vs, Norman, 18— 4
" Farrow, 14-18
" Fergoeo0, 9— 8
" Downing 18-11
" Kerley, 15— 9
This ie a creditable showing for Mr.
Nioholeon,who is among the younger
members of the club, The second prize
to a gold locket presented by J. F. Row.
laud, The, contest le not completed all
we go 10 press. There bite been some
rare sport on the bowling green hers thie
season,
AT Blyth Fall Fair Ino. Galbraitb's
"Topsy" won let money in the 2 40
speeding event.
W. 11: McOadoxsa look in Blyth Fair
last week and is at Listowel and Milver•
ton thie week.
BEND your entries for the Fall Fair to
the Seoretary as early as possible. Al.
ready a goodly number are to hand.
Tam Voted' Liet Oonrt for the Muni-
cipality of Brueeele will be held in the
Oonnail Chamber on Friday, Ootober
12th, at 10 o'olook in the forenoon.
BnoseELnxms should make a point to
see the exhibits in the new Agricultural
Hall Thursday evening and at the same
time enjoy the Band Concert and other
parts of the program.
Sontxxolls is going to land in Goderioh
jail if they do not cease their thieving.
Mre. D. Heist had a quantity of soap
stolen recently, Snepicion reste on
certain quarters and if verified the
guilty parties may have some quiet hours
for meditation in the 00. town.
I. J. ALLEN, optician of Elora, e000ee-
sor to the late T. P. Smith will be at the
American Hotel, Brueeele, on Friday,
Sept. 28th, prepared to examine and
preeoribe glasses for all errors of refrao
Mon. Mies Allan isa graduate of New
York and Rochester Optioal Oollegee and
guarantees her work. See circulars,
FASHIONS rN Hexa.—Ladies who wish to
perfect their appeara0oe and learn all
abort hair ebould call on Prof. Doren•
wend, of Toronto, who will be at the
American Hotel on Friday October 6th
with a big stook of hie famone Hair
goods, styles, wigs, switches, pompe.
doers, transformations, wavy fronts &o
all the latest from Paris, Boston, Lon-
don and other plaoee. A visit is eure to
prove profitable.
RECENTLY Dr. Frank Lambie, Of Mid.
land, Michigan, formerly of Brueeele,
lead to the hymeneal altar one of Mid
lend'e fairest daughters. He has ae-
oepted the position of lecturer on
Disease and Treatment at the Ontario
Veterinary Oollege, Toronto, of whioh
be is a medalist, and will go to the
Queen city in the near future to Dom•
mend bis duties. May he and his bride
be sharers in many joys.
SILVER WEDDING.—I, 0. and Mre.
Richards, well known reeideote of Brue•
Bele, oelebrated the 26th annivereay of
their marriage on Wednesday evening
of last week by a eooial gathering at
"Tallahassee," their comfortable home,
ou
Turnberry street. In addition to
hearty congratulations on so important
an ocoaslo¢ nameroue valuable pieces
of silver were presented ae more tangible
evidences of esteem to the hoot and
hostess. Mr, nod Mre. Richards start
out from this silver anniversay with
many good wishes for the coming years
and THE POOT expreeeea the hope of
many that the golden wedding may find
them in health and strength,
ADDIS—ANDERSON. — The Stratford
Beacon of Sept 17th speaks ae follows
of a wedding of ooneiderable interest to
Brueeelitee 1—The marriage of Lawreooe
Addie to Mise Agnes Andereon took pleas
this afternoon, Rev. Robt, Martin of
Knox church, performing the ceremony,
Mr, and Mre. Addie leave on the even.
100 train for Brussels, their future home,
Mr, Addie having parohaeed his grand
father's farm, three miles from Bruesele.
The young couple will be greatly missed
in the city, they being two of Stretford's
most popular 70005 people. The groom
is partienlarly well known, he having
lived here almost ail his life. He has
always taken an active port in promot.
Mg various social interests about the
pity. For a number of years be has
been prominently oonoeoted with the
I, 0. 0. F. and A, 1'. and A. M., and
during the past two or three years
hue done mush to keep the 28th re.
giment band together, aotiog as its
secretary and drum major. He was alae
a popular member of the Ot'eeoeot olab,
Mr. and Mrs. Addict will oarry with them
to their new home the heartiest good
wiehee of a host of friends for their
future happiness,
Business Locals.
KEYS loot, will hinder please leave at
THE Nay.
MRs, Kum will serve an extra ten Dent
Innob dinner Fair Day.
FRESH miloh oow for Bale, Apply to
ALF, BARRER, Brussels.
To RRNT —Two upstair rooms. Apply
at Smith's Drug Store,
A FULL assortment of Listowel yens
on hand and to arrive at Ruth's Coelom
knitting a epeoialty,
To LET,—Dwelling rooms above store 1
soft water and other 000Veoienoes. Im.
mediate pos0eeeion. I, 0, Rloaean,
WANT= boy, to learn blaoksmithing.
Piret.oless enoo0ragemont, and highest
wages paid, Apply at once to
D. Ewa de Co.
LINEN dtater loot between Brussels and
Eli Smith'e, The oweer will greatly
oblige by leaving it at Tun Poen, W. 13.
ie worked on the oentre of it.
Fon BALE,—Comfortable dwelling, a•
aoree of land, choice fruits and bard and
soft water and situation aoavenient to
eobool.
I, 0. BIOHARDa.
GOLD open faced watch lost on Mon.
day. Suitable reward will be paid for its
recovery. Finder will please leave it at
THE Pot es early ae possible.
HENRY KEYS,
Standard Bank of Canada
=B'S$7irmapn ciozz 1672
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TOTAL ASSETS OY0501 SERVE FUND $161,00,0 e
4 General Basking YiusiOSCMfa Trr dkattCt.ecl
"'"VSA VINGS BANKY"a'-•
Interest paid fromdate of deposit to date of withdrawal at highest ourreut rates
and oompou¢ded bait -yearly,
Joint Deposit Accounts—A SPECIAL OONVENIENOE io use in our Savings De-
partment le the "Joint Deposit" account. Money may be deposited or withdrawn
by either of the two members of the household, This system le a great 880V80-
Janee to many residing in town, but wore particularly so t0 farmers, as in the latter
ease whether man or wife comes to town either can attend to the Banking. An-
other feature of the system le that in ease o1 the death of either party bhe money
eau be withdrawn by the survivor without east, Wo will tell you more about our
methods 1f you will kindly call or write.
Slurried Women and (liners may make and withdraw deposits without the in-
terveutiou of any person.
SALE NOTES CASHED, OOLLEOTED or may be lett for SAFEKEEPING
only for wbioh no oharge is made.
YOUR BUSINESS will receive our oaretul and courteous attention.
G. P. SOHOLFLELD, GEN. Matinees. J. F. ROWLAND, Mamma.
BOARD WANTED,—Lady and two
children want comfortable rooms for
Winter. Give full partionlare end prioe,
Drawer 31, Bandits,
To ANY ONE USING BAwe.—As I
olaim to have expert practice and have
fuveuted and am using the latest new
and improved saw tome I oats give fine
advantage to our ooetamers both in
prides and goelity of work. Cell early
and you wilt not Deed to rush, T. Mc•
Gregor, Mill St., Brunets.
CHURCH 11HhtlII.
Annual Rally day in Brussels Metho.
diet Sabbath Sohool on Sunday afternoon
Dot, 7th.
Rev, Mr. Lang -Ford will oondnot
eervioee at Gerrie and Wroxeter next
Sunday.
Last Sonday afternoon W. H. Kerr,
addressed the St. Henri Methodist Sab-
bath School, Montreal.
Children's Day Service will be held in
Melville church next Sabbath morning.
Thelollowiog Sabbath Communion will
be observed.
The regular monthly meeting of the
W. 0, T. U. will be held at the borne of
Mrs R. Leatherdale on Friday afternoon
of this week oommenotog at three o'olook.
Rev. Mr, Wiehart'e die000ree last
Sabbath morning in Melville oharoh was
along the line of the certainty of the
encoess of Chriete' power. Io the even•
ing he dwelt on Oharsoter building,
his topio being "God's plumb line.
Rev. E. G. Powell was in hie own
pulpit lust Sunday. The morning text
was "My yoke is easy, &c." He eat out
(1) The work, (2) Oo•operation, (3) The
reward, The evening topic was "The
fiery furnace."
The Rev. T. H. Farr, 13. A., of Gerrie,
will conduct the annual Thankegiving
services in 8t. John's church on Sunday
next. The ohnroh is being eailably
deoorated for the occasion. Harvest
Home hymns and notheme will be eeleot-
ed and appropriate sermons will be
preached.
METHODIST OBERON ANNIVERSARY.—
Sunday Ootober, the 7th, will be the
aonivereary day in 000neotion with the
Methodist chords. Rev. W. Smyth, of
Wiarton, a former highly esteemed
pastor, will 000apyetbe pulpit, In the
afternoon a Rally Day service will be
held in Sabbath School. Monday even-
ing a moil interesting musical and liter-
ary program will be presented. Address-
es are expeoted from Rev. E. F. Arm-
strong, S, D., of Ethel ; Rev. A. 0,
Wiehart, B. A.. of Brussels ; and Rev. W.
Smyth, of Wiarton; reoitetione by Misses
Maunders and Minnie McNaughton i
musical selections by Ethel Male Quer.
tette, R. 0. Davies and the oburoh choir.
No admission fee will be charged se it is
expected that every member of the eon.
gregation will be a cheerful oontributor
to the 61,200 to wipe out the church
debt on November 16th.
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Brussele Scheel Board.
Regular meeting of the Brueeele Poblio
School Board wee held in the Board
Room on Friday Sept. 14111. Members
present, W. M. Sinolair, T. Farrow, R.
Leatberdale and J, G. Skene, Minutes
of last meeting read and adopted.
Moved by R. Leatherdale, eeoonded
by W. M. Sinolair that a cupboard be
fitted up to hold the Continuation Claes
eoppliee.—Carried. Moved by J. G.
Skene, eeoonded by R. Leatherdale, that
u special meeting be on led for Friday,
Sept. 21st. Carried. J. G. BRUNE, Seo.
Special meeting of the Public Bohool
Board was held on Sept. 21st, in the
Board Room. Members present, T,
Farrow, D. 0. Rose, W. M. Sinolair,
Jae. Elliott sod J. G. Skene. The gnee.
tion of reprimanding Ronald Binolair
by J. H. Oameroo was taken up. W.
M. Sinclair gave his side of the question
in regard to Ronald Sinclair being repri-
manded by Mr. Cameron. Prinoipal
Cameron then stated his aide of the ease.
Roved by J. 0, Skene, seconded by Jae.
Elliott, that this board sustain the aolion
of J. H. Cameron in reprimaadiog
Repaid Sinolair for ineubordlnation in
the eohool.—Carried. Board then ad.
foamed. J. G. BRENE, Seo.
EAST HURON FALL FAIR.
TIIIIRSDAY AND FRIDAY OF HENT
WEEK.
Preparations on a more elaborate goal°
than ever are being made for the East
Huron Fall Fair, to be bell at Brnesele,
Thursday and Friday of next week.
Always good it promises to be better
than ever,
On page 4 of thie issue may be read an.
extended amount of the attractions,
special prizes and interesting features a
eammery of wbioh is ae follows ;—
The fine new Agrionitnral Hall will be
opened Thursday evening by a Band
Gonoert i0 the new hall by Perth Oo.
Infantry Band w well known mueioal
organization well worth hearing. Hon.
Wm. Patterson, Minister of Ouetome,
will be present and deliver a Short epeeoh
in 08epenee to an addreee from the town
Connell, Pianola seleotione will be ran.
dered by Mrs. (Dr,) Graham and piano
eoloe and dnete by various well known
performers. As the admieeioa fee ie
only 10 ate there should be a big attend -
ads, Hall will be lighted by inoandee•
cent lamps, Tell your friend's about
this entertainment and attend.
Friday afternoon at 1 0'0100k Hon,
Mr, Patterson will formally open the
Fair,
is Music by Perth Go. Infantry Band.
Two speeding evente.
Foot races for men, women and child.
ren.
Judging thoro' bred cattle by boyo.
Fanny drills by wheel obildren.
Oompetitione for special prizes for
buggy horses owned by farmere.
Highland piping by Piper McDonald.
Highland denoing by Mies Mabel Mo•
Donald.
Friday evening the annual big Oouoert
will be given in the Town Hall. Plan of
reserved eeate now open at Foxe Drug
Store. Talent consist° of Eddie Piggot,
the homoroue vocalist ; Hartwell De
Mille, Baritone soloist ; Mies Irene Shea
ban, dramatic reader and impersonator ;
Highland piping and dancing by Mr. end
Mies McDonald ; pianola eeleotio05 by
Dire. (Dr.) Graham ; Mise Jean Mo.
Laaphlin, pianist. The Perth Infantry
Band will also oontribute to the•program,
making in all an A 1 entertainment that
nobody ehoald mite.
moRN.
HtsTiz.—In Howiok, on Sept. 14th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Hestia, a eon.
MODowdm —In Brueeele, ou Sept. 2611,,
to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McDowell,
a son.
MARRI>r70.
OAOIPBELL—DIINO8NeoN.—At the manse,
Seaforth, on Sept. 19th, by Rev.
Mr, Larkin,Mr, R. 0. Campbell
to Mies Jennie Pie Dunaansoo, both of
Grey township,
COLDHIe—MONEffi.—In Toronto, on Sept.
12th, at the residence of Mr. D. Gar•
mibbael, 21 Denison Ave., by Rev.
Dr, Tnrnbnll, Mr, Wallace Oolline,
of Olarkeou, to Mise Annie McNeil,
neige of John D. and Peter McNeil,
of Grey township.
MIIRRAY — STEIBB. — At the rnanee,
Mitchell, on Sept. 10th, by Rev.
James W. Molotoeh, Mr. Samuel
Murray, V. S., of Dublin, to Mid
Lyda Lenora, Steles, only daughter
•Mr. of John V. Steles, of Oranbrook.
area.
HAST.—In Hullett, on Sept. 22,1d, George
Arklees Hart, formerly of Grey,
aged 85 years, 10 months and 17
days.
LINToa.—In Turnberry, on Sept. 11th,
James William. Linton, youngest eon
of the late Robb. Linton, aged 42
years, 11 months and 16 days.
SMITH,—At Ethel, on Sept. 24th, Jno.
Smith, Agent G. T. R., in his 66th
year.
Looknow .. Oot, 2-8
Teeewater Oot, 8-5
Brussels Oat. 4-4
Fordwiah. Oot, 6
7n7ti7..Tss3x7+s SSARg2Si Ea,
Fall Wheat 68 69
Barley 38 40
Peas 69 70
Oats 29 80
Butter, tube and rolls17 18
Eggs per dozen 16 17
Hay per ton 6 00 7 00
Flour, per bbl 4 60 6 20
Hogs, Live 6 25
Wool 24 25
Potatoee par bue 60 80
Apples (per bbl.) 1 00 1 50
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
i ARM FOR SALE -75 ACRES
14111 Oon., Grey, Apply to MRS. A.
SINCLAIR, Brussels. 10.11
Tr CLEGG HAS 40 READ OF
•. good leaders for sale; mostly 2 -year.
olds ' weighing about 1,100. Terms to suit
purchasers, 12.2
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THORO' BREI) BULL FOR
SEnvxao.—The undersigned will keen
for service on Lot 8, Oon. 9, Grey, the well
known thoro' bred ball, "Merry Archer,"
Terms—$200 for grades and $5 for there'
breda to be paid Jan. let, 1007,_ with privil-
ege of returning if necessary.
12.2 D. ROBERTSON, Proprietor.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
undersigned will keep for service at
Lot 6, Con, 12 Grey, the thoro'-tired Berk-
shire hog, "Shining Tom." Terme—$1 for
grades and 82 for thorn' -bred sows to be
paid at time of service with privilege 61 re-
turning if neseaeary. DANIEL SHINE,
12.40 Proprietor,
IPARM FOR SALE.—BEING
Lot 22, Con. 0, Grey, eontaini ug 90 acres
all cleared except 2 sores of hard Wo od bush,
and is in a good state of oniti vatfon, There
le a good brick house and kitebon ; bank
barn 40x00 with stone stabling; straw bond,drive house and other out buildings; good
orchard,ood drilled well with windmill.
The farm ie well situated adjoinin the vil-
lage of Ethel, where there is all aorta of
convenieaeee. The farm will be Sold on
easy terms. For further Dartionlare apply
to WILLIAM SUMMON, Ethel P, 0, '12.4
Voters' List Court.
Notloe is hereby given that a court will
be held, pinthant to "The Voters' Lists
dot," by Hie Honor the Judge of the County
Court of the County of Huron, at the Oeelt
House, Blyth, ou the 0611 day of October,
190x, at 11 o'clock a, m„ to bear and deter-
mine the eeveral complaints of errors and
omieefohe in the Vetere' List of the Mnnici-
pullty of Morris for 1000.
All perfume having 'bueineee at the Court
are required to attend at the said limo and
place Dated September 20111, 1000,
Clerk of the ewwla LARK,
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THE
METROPOLITAN BANK
CAPITAL—Authorized! $2,000.000
CAPI'PAL—raw lip 1,000,000
RESEIIYE and Surplus:Profits: 1,180,1811
Directors
8, J, MOORE. D, E, THOMPSON', 00. 0,
President, Viee•President.
THOe, BRADSHAW, P.L.A. 1Ia 1006018 RHR, W. a 010011IER GLARE, 00,O, JA6, RYRIE
JOHN PIlerren00R
W, D, 100e8, - General Manager
THE METROPOLITAN BANK ie open to receive the accounts of
Farmers, Merchants and Buslneee Community generally and to give
oaretul consideration to all proposals eabmltted to it.
I1 rend upon its past reeord for 0ourteoue treatment of its One-
tomere, and will extend every consideration consistent with sound
banking to those who may desire to traneaet bueinese with it,
& craws ihems Aerrefinurigwr
Interest at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed oD all same of 31 and upwards
BRUSSELS BRANOH W. J. FAWCETT, Manager,
'ARM TO RENT—THE UN-
nansIONED will rent for a term of live
years North Half Lot 24,Oooeeesion 6' Tows -
ship of Morris. containing 100 acres, 'Parties
wanting this kindly pall at epee so they San
do Fall work. F. S. SOOTT.
Voters' List Court.
Notice le hereby given that a Court will
be held pursuant to The Ontario Voters'
Lista ids, by Hie Honor the Judge of the
County Court of the County o1 Huron at the
council Chamber, Brueeele, on the 1211, day
of October, 1900, at the hour of 10 a. m. to
bear and determine the eeveral complaints
of errors and omissions in the Voters' Liet
of the Mnnioi alit of the Village p y Ingo oY Bilis-
sale for 1900.
All persons having business at the Court
are required to attend at the said time and
place.
Dated at Brussels, Sept. 16 1900.
F. 8. SOOTT,Clerk,
SEALED TENDERS addreeeed to 'the un-
dersigned, and endorsed "Tender for
Completion of Goderioh Breakwater," will
be received at this office until Saturday,
Oetnber 20111,1900, inolusively, for the corn.
pletion of Breakwater at Godorteb, Huron
County, Ontario, according to a plan and
epeeifloation to he seen at the (Moe of J. G.
Sing, KIM., Resident Engineer, Confedera-
tion Life Building, Toronto; 8.3. Lamb,
Eeq..Reeideut Engineer, London, Ont. ; on
applioation to the Postmaster at Goderioh,
and at the Department of Public Works,
Ottawa.
Tenders will not be considered unless
made on the nuted form supplied, lied and
signed with the actual signatures of tbader-
ere.
An accepted ohegne on a chartered bank,
provable to the order of the Honourable the
afiuieter of Public Works, for six thousand
1170 hundred dollars ($0,500.00) must a000m-
Pany eaeb teoeler. The ohegue will be for-
feited if the party tendering decline the
con -
[rooted
et or fait to complete the work a of
traotad for, and will be returned to Dasa o!
non-aooeptanoe of tender,
Tho Department does not bind itself to
accept the lowest or any tender.
By order,
FRED. GELINAS,
Seoretary.
Newspapers inserting this advertreement
without authority from the Department
will not be paid for it. 12.2
TO WHOM IT MAY 00NOERN.
In the prosecution of Samuel B. Swale for
theft by Thomas Orutleodeu, the County
Judge of the County of York the
the
ease without palling on the defence on the
ground that there was no evidence to show
that any goods whatever had been stolon
by Mr, OBINETTE, GODFREY & PHALEN
Barristers, Toronto.
NOW
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A Large, Fashionable and well assorted stock of
Fall Millinery is now on display at my Show Room
and the Ladies of Brussels and vicinity are cordially
invited to call and examine the same.
MISS MASON, who has had a wide experience in
City Millinery, has been engaged for the Season.
The undersigned is grateful for past patronage and
asks for a continuance.
Prices moderate and Satisfaction assured.
MRS, MoKI?LAY
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FROM END TO END OF THE STORE
Stocks are fairly bristling with Newness. It would be unfair of us to point
to any one department as the peer of the rest. What we attempted to do we have
accomplished—fixed it that no matter what line of goods you are interested in,
that section answers "Ready" with confidence.
Lady shoppers will find much in Dress Goods and Mantles to interest them.
We've been particularly particular to assure ourselves that every weave and pat-
tern is what will be the exactly correct thing for the coming season.
There's a pleasing diversity of Fashionableness among all that pertains to
Ladies' Wear. Will you try and find time to give these goods a portion of your
attention ?
Then the men folk haven't been neglected—not the least danger of that.
Fall and Winter Clothing, from Sox to Overcoats and from Mitts to New Suits
are inviting an examination with all the enthusiasm that should attachto these
important lines.
Read the List_. Visit the Departments
—Beautiful Wide -wale Dress Goods in suit lengths, the very lat-
est, at $1.00 and $1.25 per yard.
—Grey Overchecked Tweeds, 450, 500, 75c, and $1.00.
--All Wool Amazons, made from pure Botany Wool, very special
values, in an immense color range, at 75c and $1.00.
—Special All Wool Henrietta, in splendid range of shades, at 50c.
— Silk and Wool Henrietta at $1.00.
—All Wool Clan Tartans at 50c.
—Beautiful Satin Cloth at 50e, 75c and $1.00.
— Black Taffetta Silks at 50; 65c, 75c and $1.00.
— 8 pieces 60 in. Table Linen, real value 85e, extra special at 25c.
—2 pieces only 72 inch Unbleached Table Linen, worth regular
50c, special at 850.
—10 dozen only Ladies' Ribbed Cashmere Stockings, real value
85; special price 25c.
—8 dozen Men's Wool Socks, ribbed tops, worth regular 15c each,
special at 12io per pair.
—2 pieces 18 in. Linen Toweling, regular 8e, special at 5c per yd.
—12 only Ladies' Black Satin Underskirts, lined throughout with
heavy Flannelette, worth reg. $1.85, while they last at $1.
—15 only Heavy Comforters, size 60172, worth $1.75, on sale
at $1.25.
—8 dozen only Ladies' Flannelette Clowns, in plain pink, also
white, worth 75e, on sale at 50o,
FERGUSON
Dry Goods, Mantles, Furs, Carpets, Men's Furnishings, Dress -making & Tailoring 1 bg