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NLLXOTP'
TORONTO, ONT.
II ()woo to Me etodouto. Meant and.
Mita hove taken poalllone at oalarloa
from Seeger mouth to $1000 per an.
Num. It is well known toot that our d,
0oltu0l la the set of Ito Mud la Oan-
eda, Thin muulu to a oploudid time
to outer. All gl'adttatee get poaittoue.
The demand Is nearly twenty them
the envoi y. Write today for., bulimia,
Dont vnGalo00
, J, ELLIOTT, Principal, 4i
001i Inman AND ALRxANDan BTB. 1
MEDICAL CARDS,
T'�R, R. A. BURNS -
1l ;l000ssor to 1)r J. A. McNaughton
ttra00ule, Ontario
Graduate of Polyellule Post Graduate
Sellae1 of ldodielue and Surgery, New York.
Member of (Milano of Pbyttohoe and Sur
-
goons of Ontario.
Moe and r00ldenee same me formorlyoc-
oupted by DO. McNaughton.
llle0aeua of women a opeoialty.
'Phone No, 21.
BUSINESS CARDS.
NAT 11. MoORLGKEN-
' 1' V • Issuer of Marriage Licenses, 01•
Ace at Grocery, Turnberry street, Brussels.
WIVI. SPENOE
CONVEYANCER AND .ISSUER
OF MARRIAGE LICENSES
Uatce In the Post Office, Ethel. 88.44
BERTHA C. ARIMMSTRONG
le prepared to give lenson0 on Piano
or Beed Organ. Terms on appllo101°u,
P ostofllue address-Bruasols.. BosidOuue-
Lot 8, lion. lu, bray. Pupils may have their
1008800 at their own homes It. preferred.
•
MISS MARGARET M'LAUCHLIN
TEACHER OF PIANO
Pupils prepared for the Toronto
Conservatory of Music.
JAMES HARRIS,
Agent Howick Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
Office and Reoldauoe-
' WALTON. ONT.
ROBERT OUNNINGHAMI
Iusonau0B,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
J-S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
. • Ben, will sell for hotter prices, to
bettor wen, rte et Huron or
Auot In less time and lees charges
than any r unser (m 1
be won't charge anything. Dates toea11d orders
eau always be arranged at this oflioe or by
poreoual application.
ROBT. H. GARNiSS
BLUEVALE - OMT,
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terme reasonable. Sales arranged for
a.G the aloe of Tint Pow, Brussels. 22 t1
VETERINARY.
%� A. CUNNINGHAM-
'l.Jl • honor Grail -time of the Ontario Vet -
"'nary ()Wiese, le preparedtotreat all die.
vases of domeetloated animals in.a coronet.
eat manner. Partloular attoution paid to
Veterinary Dentistry and Milk Fever. Ua11s
-Four doors No North nded of br1 bridge, and infirmary ata,
llr0eeele.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
:2AB. MACDONALD-
1.• Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, I1te.
' bucaeteor to G, F. Blair. 01000 over Stan -
lard Oant, Brussels. Solicitor for Metro.
neaten Bank,
t/Y`T/ M. SINCLAIR-
V • Barrister, Solicitor, 'Conveyancer,
"Notary ,t'nblio, deo. Ulaoe-etowarl'0 Bleak
1 door North of Central Hotel.
Solicitor for the Standard Bank,
'i aoUDFoOT, WAYS & BLAIR-
IsAR1l8TE11SOLICITORS,
LIITO , NOTARIES
0Ci
W, Pno1aso0T, K. 0F. enem. R, 0. Hese
Omoee-Titans formally 0000pied by Messrs
Oameroe es Holt,
001100 01', ONTARIO.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD.
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario and Egret -Mass Honor
Graduate of Toronto University. Ogle.
. next to Jlrowor'e Photograph Gallery,
BRUSSELS.
€ =7,ttli Eg=aham t cfi'' .
The Loading Commercial School
0,67itizidiCENTHAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
This School is r000gelsod to bo ono
of the beet Commercial llouools in Ant -
cries. You eau safely fudge a Sohool
1,y the applioaitone it received. T100
titerm we received ap lioatioua from
firms in nix large American citloe and
from/or more towns and titles of OBu•
oda 'needing Saskatoon, Sank„ on the
West and Obatiottotawn, P, E. I„ on
the, Nast. Our reputation means
00 linnet for our graduates, Write lot our
•l4 tatitloguo.
ELLIOTT & MOLA0PLAN,
,• 2r11161pals,
p' t2fg2i t t ildf =itz1=
JEWELRY
STORE
I have opened a Jowolry
Store in the McKim
Building, and my stock
i8 new and well varied.
Special attention paid
to ilepairing.
You will find my prices
moderate.
D. BLAKE
I t t•t 4tatls,
ibCoteiawortll►.
Soioon R0PO1T,-The following ie the
the report of U. 8. S. No, 4, Wallace and
Grey, for September, names in order of
merit :-Sr. IV -W. Brown, 0. Stewart,
M, Sangster, D. Prager, Jr, IV -Geo.
Spence, F. McDonald, N. Stewart, Er,
1II-J. Stewart, A. Stewart, G. MODou•
aid, H, EIliotb. Jr. 1II-M. Brown, M.
Gumming, H. Spence, A. Molntoett.
Sr. II -0. McKee, J. Duuglae, Jr, 11-
E. Burnett, W. 21. Onmmin8e, A. Smug
eler, 0. Stewart. Pt. I -S, Seebaver,
W. Brown, E. Patterson, T. McDonald,
M. Douglaee, J. H. Jaan0TON,
T eaober.
rrhv.
SCHOOL 'WM.-The School Report
of S. S. No, 6, Grey, for the month of
September is as follows :-Sr, IV -Peas•
lope Brewer, Ella Psaroou. Jr. IV--
Gerson
V-Garcon Jaokliu, Will. Jaokliu, Percy
Stepheneou. Sr. III--Helemt Mitobell,
Fred 8m011S0r, Ada Bateman. Jr. III-
Gertie Stephenson, Wesley Brewer,
Joseph Jaokliu. Sr. II -Eva Mitchell,
Roy Holl. Jr. II -Sarah Hutchinson,
Luette Jaoklin, Miuuie Rosa. Pt. II -
Willie Mitohell, Reuben Brewer. Pt. I
Sr. -Seale Voddon, Roy Hull, Earl
Lowe, Lola Voddon, Rezel , Rose. -Ps. I
Jr. -Bermes Flood, 4Gertrude Ames,
Mary Roe., Lily Jaakiln..
FLORENCE ARMSTRONG, Teacher.
Mel I11op
Son000 RaronT,-The following is
the report of S. S. No. 9, MoKtllap, for
the month of September. The names
ere in order of merit, Glass IV -flora
Forbes, Maggie Love, Nelson Davidson,
Agnes 'lark°, George Kneolilel, Wesley
Haokwell, Samuel Davidson, Sr. III -
David Haokwell, Leonard Leeming,
Samuel LoveJeanie Kueohtel, Mary
Clarke. Jr. III -Alberta Stafford, Mag.
gie Hulley, Emma Roe, Lisle Dougherty.
Chase II -Viva Clarke, Harvey Willey,
Alex. Dennis, Nellie Roe, Maggie Bolton,
Hazel HOokwell, Lorne Roo, Adie
Forbes. Pt II-Alioe Kueohtel, Joe
Bolton, Lowreuo0 Cumming., Fergie
Love, Albert ()lecke, Howard Dougherty.
Pt. I -Wilfrid Dennis, Dan. Love, E6
mer Haokwell, Russell Dougherty, Stel.
la Bolton. Number on roll 87. Aver-
age atlendanue 80. M, E. Wxoneoi,
Teaoher,
When the tip of a dog's noes is cold
and moist, that deg is not atok. A fever
ieh dry Dose means sioknees with a dog.
And eo with button lips. Dry, creaked
and Ool0rle00 lips mean feve iettne80,
and are ae well ill appearing. To have
bonatiful, pink, velvet like lips, apply at
bedtime a coating of De. Shoop's Salve.
it will gotten and heal any akin ailment.
Get a free trial box at our store and be
oonvinoed. Largo nickel Dapped glass
jars, 25 Dente. F. R. Smith.
Heoaaiailll.
The ninth annual convention of the
W. 0. T. U. met in Boman Monday and
Tuesday of last week. Mrs. McKee, the
Provinoial Provident, who woe present
made the oonvention especially intereeb•
ing and profitable. The foot that super-
intendents are working their depart.
menta mora enooeoefully than ever before
WAS enuoureging. The oiaioere were el -
sated for the following year :-President
Mrs. Paulin ; viae prem., Mrs. Murray ;
oor.•oeo., Mies Rennie ; trees., Mrs. Hol-
land ; reo,.seo., Mrs. Kopper. The plane
of meeting next year was left with the
ex00004 e, The plan of the work will be
tompsranoe in Sunday schools, the snp•
porting of the Miseionmry fond and work
among Iumbermeu, The•County Union
reoommeuded the adoption of the dollar
tee. 'Pbe delegates to Provincial Uuiou
are Mrs. Paulin and Pare, Hooper.
LtvIto wet.
A gentleman trom Brantford was in
town loot week looking over the foundry
property with a view ►o purchasing and
operating it.
The Rev. R. E. Knowles, B. A., of
Knox oburob, Gait is to necklet the
Anniversary servio00 in the Presbyterian
oharoh on Sunday.
The Public School Fair will be held on
the last Friday of this month, Oat.. 26th,
A "Made in Listowel' exhibit will be a
feature of the Coir.
J. H. Stuart, manager of the Bank of
Hamilton at Niagara Falls, Oot., was in
town for a fewhours and gave some of
hie old Mende a oall.
Ool, and 11.1r. Campbell have returned
home after their trip to Winnipeg,
where they ware the gneeto of their eon.
'In law and daughter, A. Q. 'and' `Mrs,
Bastedo,
Work on the publio library is being
imbed ahead as rapidly me possible, but
bee been oonoiderably delayed waiting
for lath, there being mine in town at
pre101110. Ae 00011 80 they man be proonr•
ed the work will be proceeded with and
the plastering and interior work finish.
ed.
Jae. and Mee. Khlcade have returned
io town from Orandal, Mangy, where they
spent the petit . two months, Mr, Kin.
made soya the wheat yield around Craw
dal is from 80 16 35 brothels bo the acre,
and that the five large elev11tore are
already $1101 and date cannot be mound
fast enough to move the grain,
Milia Addie Olay►oo, B, A., bus a0o0pt•
ed a poeition tempp0rat'i'y ae teacher of
madonna in the Collegiate, Inetitnte at
Toronto Junoti0n. Mica Clayton was
offereda position In, the (Anton High
Behool at a salary or 41,000 per annum,
hut dooli nrd It owlrij; to her health not
warranting her in a0ovptiug a permanent
position.
.•t. 1 VV 0004,
Pax Oolleotor Waller Hamilton le on
the warpath,
Rev. Mr. h'nnjoy, of Liotowol, hart
resigned hto poettion as pastor of the
Baptist alitrobes of 2lotowel and At.
wood,
Following their Usual Custom the Pree.
byteriat Y, 7, S. C. Id. will hold a Her.
vest home Thunkegivipg Seidel la the
basement of the ohuroh on Tburodoy
evening, Thanksgiving Day, al 8 p, m,
Robert Fermi, 8141 °014, Beet, has Bold
him farm to Jo400 Baker, 0011 of Abram
Baker, for the earn of 86,000, Rob. will
go West next Spring to see what he
thinks of the country, He giv08 up pos.
ee08i0n in February.
Elmo Ohoeee Company had rather an
annoying experi00100 in ebipplug their
first half of September shame. The
immure were ordered out for Tuesday
morning and on arriving at the station
found no oar owniting them. The cheese
had to be taken baolt to the footory and
brought to the elation next morning. It
was through no fan t of the agent here
but the d,abr'butor at Stratford bad sloop
'y let it slip hie memory,
Mae OreseiC Stevenson, nurse at the
Loudon Asylum, visited relatives in thio
vicinity and inuidontolly took in the
/Imo, Fair, On that defy Mies Stevenson
woe unfortunate to lose her gold watch,
bat was also luoky to find it next day in
the baggy into whien to bad fallen while
she was driving. She telt greatly pleas-
ed at dueling it a0 it was rendered doubly
preolouo to her from the foot that it was
a gilt.
Vtritag hien.
There are 188 pboueo in Wingham.
M. S. L. Homuth has decided to give
up booinese in Wingbam.
U. Liddy, of Harriotoo, is a new em-
ployee at the Duminion Bank.
The 60 feet of addition to the G. T. R.
freight abed is nearly completed.
Mr. England, of the Bee Hive, hae
purohaeed the stook of the Corey Dry
Goode 00.
The Oitizeao' Hand intend giving a
0eriee el mittens this Winter. The drat
takes plaoe ou Oot. 26t13.
Mr. Brewer, formerly of Bishop &
Brewer, will return to Parkhill where he
has purohaeed a borderers business.
A. M. Orawford has had plate glass
wiudowe platted in the shop he reoentiy
purabaeod, mud formerly occupied by R.
A, Graham.
Misses Hannah and Amelia Agnew
returned to Philadelphia 11401 week after
a two months' visit 01 their home here,
Their niece, Mies Lena Pearen, of Mar.
0ooh, returned with them.
Rev. Solomon Cleaver, pastor of the
Metropolitan Ohara, Toronto, has been
engaged to give Vtotor Hugo's master.
pleoe-"Jean Valjean" in the Methodist
Ohorob, Wingbam, under the a0epioes of
the Epworth League, on Oot. 30th.
The looel O.idfellowo are mokiog ar-
ra0gementsfor holding a 0oneert in the
Opera House about Novemoer 16th, when
Newton Beene will give a dramatic, repro•
eentatio0 of the oharaoter of his fraternal
play, entitled, "David and Jonathan."
Tbo work of making the repairs and
changes at the Wingham Hospital build-
ing are being parried along eatiefautorily.
The new oemeot floors have been built
io the basement and the oarpeutere have
completed their work. The new heating
system will be installed at once and it
dhuuld not be very long before the build -
mg well be wady for nee.
Mx:0Tel%
Large quantities of sugar beets are
being chipped.
A bazaar, ander the aaspioee of the
ifain, street Epworth League, will be
held the second week in Deoomber.
While Thomas Fisher was wreetling at
a threshing bee he had the misfortune to
get one of hie ribs broken..
Canadian Exprose Inspector Murray,
of Loudon, was here making a transfer
of the 0getmy from the late Oharlee Snell
to C. T. Brooks.
John Gardiner, who went out West las:
Spring to go into the real estate business
with hie Lather, returned to Exeter.
Meese Gardfoe's family intend moving
to the Weet in a few weeks,
Among the handsome presents received
by Wm, and Mrs. Baker on the 000oeion
of their Golden Wedding were a gold
headed omne to the former and a gold
bettddd parasol to the latter. These
were beautifully engraved with their
initials and the dotes 1866-1906.
Ed. Treble and Geo, Anderson both
won a pisue of money at the London
Quoit Tournament, lid. winning 620 and
tieorge 62. The former got 1st plane in
the second series, while the latter got
fourth in the third aeries. The beet
pitobrr0 in Canada and United Statee
were there end one tenet "put them on
the pin" to get to share of the prize
motley. .
1\ OW OPEN
E.4 1
PALL '11t11M114 21144
CENTRAL BUSINESS 'CUM
i fs ReaL t
TORONTO, ONT,
Enter any time, Twenty Umbers
wrtlluaeof aolti doe, dred a Unoxoulled lType.
.
itleofor aeolating graduates t0 pooi-
tioua, Write for now Calendar,
W. H. Straw, Principal.
Toupee Gerrard ate„ Toronto.
HELP
WANTED
Young )adios and gentlemen who
are desirous of making a record,
aro wanted at the
W1llgul.all1 BCOLLE(lE
liminess Ootlegmtene)
to prepare for Hooltlreopere, Sten•
ographore and Telegraphers,
During July and Auguetowe could
only illi 01014-TBNT1 Of the po01-
tione offered our graduates,
Catalogue free,
GEO. SPOTTON, Principal
learned of your intended departure.
One and all I.1 no, while we regret your
removal from among an, rejoice to
know that it ie to your. advantage, Aa.
°opt ur beet wiohee for every sao°oeo,
Of averse we know we eltall see you oo'
oasionally in Olintoo, itrid extend a
etandlug woloome to the 7, 2, 0. Prat.
1 ernaliy yoero, W. R. S. H0*0410,
Mies plana M0U0tca0tls, who le in
Toronto showing her paintings, has el.
ready 0uld two 0hat will be remembered
by theme who vilified her studio berg.
One was entitled "The let of September,"
and represented a dead partridge lying
on Its book, This one brought 660. The
other woo "A bunoh of raspborriee,"
copied originally from the garden at
Mr, Brewer. 11 maid for 826.
The Rose Taylor Oompany has made
another addition to their plant. The
latest machinery installed ie a private
eleobric lighting plant to be used during
the early hours of the mornings and dor.
ing the evenings.
In the death of Charles Snell on Ooto•
bar 4111, Exeter lost one of its etaunebest
and meet roepeoted residents at the age
of 70 years. Mr. Snell had beau in poor
heath tor several years, but not with
standing hie illneee looked after hie
dem work eaoosoefully,
Wm. Herbert, of the North end, had
hie barn destroyed by fire. The fire was
not noticed until it bad made too great a
headway and before the North end en•
gine 000ld be worked the baro was a
complete rain. The steam engine was
gent Op and pat the fire out. Mr.
Willis' barn naught lire but the flames
were extinguished before any damage
was done. It ie thought the barn was
set On fire.
Piles gai0ltly and positively oared with
Dr. Shoop's Magi° Ointment. It'e made
for Piles alone -and it does the
work surely and with satiotaotion.
Itching, painful, protruding or blind
piles disappear like magic by its nee.
Large, Niokle Gapped glass jars, 50
emote. Sold and reoommeuded by F. R.
Smith.
CIinton.
Some of the early risers are gather.r.
ing fine mnehrooms these days.
Fall wheat is looking just as well as
any farmer could want it to at present.
Rev. W. E. Kerr has tenured the
promise of Rev. Dr. Potts, of Toronto,
for •eduoational anniversary services
on Sunday, Nov. llth,
John A. Cooper, Toronto, eon of Mrs.
Cooper, of town, who was formerly a
lieutenant in the Queen's Own Rifles,
hae been promoted to the pos11101 of
Oaptain.
A couple of small boys, charged with
pigeon etealing, were up before P. M.
Andrews, who fined ono of them 91 and
ooete, and dismissed the otbet with
coats.
It is void that several members of the
Indepandant Order of Foresters here i0•
tend to withdraw and join mime other or.
ganizalion, owing to the recent dig-
olooures in Toronto,
Dr. James Stewart, one of the best
known and dietiugnished physicians in
the Dominion, died at trio reeidenoe
in Montreal on Saturday, 6th lurk„ the
immediate cause of death being an ap
opleobio stroke which he sustained about.
9 years ago.
The following address and a ring were
parented to Mr. O,Onoton on the eve of
hie departure for Trenton, the eve01
taking plaoe in the Pastime Club rooms :
DRAn Sin, -On behalf of the P. T. 0. I
take pleasure in makingyou toswept this
ring m0 a token of esteem and brotherly,
feeling extended to you by each and
every member of the Olab ; we would
also ask you to exonee the informal way
in whish the preeentation is made, as it
was not until a very late hoar that we
si
at t Gsaa l�tt Suit RGG r ccColo o
BEAUTIFUL
MIUJNERY
- A Large, Fashionable and well assorted stook 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.
,S. MoKINLAY
GuEr1A.
Mrs. Ed. Pyke is gearing from au at.,
lack of paralyeie.
T. Bradnook and R, Match left on a
trip to Manitoulin Ieland,
R. H, Carson was confined to hie bed
with an attuok of inflammatory rhenma•
tiam.
Will. Baker Is home from Callender,
for a visit. Be ie nursing a very sore
hand as the roeult of being plumed in a
oogwbeel.
Mrs. Ieoao Wade reooived the end Dewe
of the death of het brother, Robt. Steven.
son, of Bamioto, Mao, Dammed was
formerly a resident of Howiak and visited
here a year or so ago. Mrs. Wade was on
a visit to him sud hie family only last
July, Diphtheria woe the manse of
death.
The Toronto Daily Star of the 8th
Met, gave the following s000nnt of the
wedding of one of Gorrie'e yo0ug people
and eeoond eon of Jae. and Mrs. Arm•
strong of town :-"The marriage took
plaoe on Saturday afternoon, at tour
o'clock, of Mande Be•trioe, daughter of
E. 0. Jaokeon, to J. Garnet Armstrong, of
this airy, Rev, Dr. Faeken, of St. Paul's
Presbyterian Ohurob, performed the
ceremony, at the new home of the bride
and groom, 1003 Bathurst street. Only
the immediate relatives and trieoda were
present. The residence was appropriate•
iy decorated with orimeon oaruotions,
American beauty roses, and ferns.
White mull trimmed with Valeocienoee
Moe and insertion, was the material in
the becoming wedding dreee of the bride.
Her travelling dress wag of green
broadcloth, with bat to meta. Both
bride mod groom received many beautiful
presents, Mrs, Armstrong will be at
home to her friends on the emend Tues-
day in November, and the earned and
fourth Toeadayo of each month there.
atter."
t31W th.
The ete0m shovel has fioiehed- the
etraighteuiog of the river and is now et
work on the bank alongside the rood -bed
to finish up their job.
Jae. Heffron neared first prize in the
roadster class at Teeswater Fall Fair
with hie oheebnot driver in a
field of 15 entries. He also won third
prize in the 2,40 rase.
A. M. Babb, of Teeewator, was in town
at the bedside of hie sister, Miss Agnes,
who has been oerionely ill at the home
of ber brother-in-law, Frank Metoall.
Her many friends will wish her a speedy
reoovery.
ODITuaas.-It is our sad duty to reeard
the death of Helen Davinia McTavish,
beloved wife ot J. A.•Anderson, our well
known oitizen, who died on Friday
morning Oat. 510., about noon, at the age
of 65 years, 5 months and 18 days. Mrs.
Anderson was born in Bayfield but the
family soon moved to Blytb. In May
1887 the was married to her now bereft
partner, By this marriage four ohildren
were born : Mies Amelia M., at home ;
Mrs. (Rev.) Aitoheeon, of Halbrite, Sask.
Helen 0, and Frank hot home. Deceased
had been in poor health for the past few
years with etomaoh trouble and had only
been in bed about a montb. Mrs. Ander-
son will be missed by all her friends and
aosooiateo and by her ohildren as she woe
a true friend and loving wife and mother.
rhe funeral took place on Monday after.
noon from the family reeideooe on
Drummond titres* to the Union cemetery
Rev. Dr. McLean, conducting the ser-
vice° at the home and grave. Not only
were those who knew the deceased lady
intimately there, bob the citizens in
general showed their sympathy by
thronging the hones, the stores closing
during the funeral boar. Relatives from
0 dielanoe were Jobu MoTavieh, of
Detroit, a brother ; Albert MoTavith, of
Detroit, a nephew ; and Atoll. Galbraith,
er, and jr. and the Mnemes Galbraith, all
of Bayfield. Mies Anderson was on her
way home from Vernon, B. 0., when her
mother died. Many beautiful Sorel
tributes were laid 014 the casket.
ALLAN LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
Montreal to Liverpool
lOnlan Oat' 19 Nov. 10
Virginian Oct. 96
Tuuitlan Nov. 2
Victorian Nev. 8
Rates ot !Padang°
First Oabiu-870 and nppwarde, a000rding
to •teamor. Second 0obin-$42.60 and up-
wards. Third Olaeo-827,00 and upwards.
Reduced Winter rates in eefeot beginning
November let.
Montreal to (itaegolv
Sioilian Oot. 13 Nov. 22
Pretorlan ,,,....... ....... Oot.26
Nnmidlan • Nov, 1
Second 01800 540 4 Third slags $20,00
For further particulate, rates and tickets
apply to
W, 11. 111E61.
Agent Allan Line, Brussels.
SALT
Farmers or Storekeepers
by coming to the
Brussels Salt Works.
can get any kind of Salt
they require.
Gordon Mooney,
Brussels.
Foreman,
litn,
New Firm
D. WALKER AND /V/. LAC/l'a
have formed a co -partnership, to be.
known as Walker tis Black, and will carry
011 a"
Furniture
arld ' W
Undertaking
Business
IN THE LECKIE' BLOCK
Their stock of Furniture, Undertaking
Goods and Musical Instruments is new from
the Factories ; has been bought for cash and
will be sold at Reasonable Prices.
MR. OHAS. FORSTER, an experienced
Undertaker and Upholsterer, will assist in the
business.
Picture Framing a Specialty.
They hope by strict attention to business,
square and honorable dealing with their Cus-
tomers to merit a share of the public patron-
age.
Night and Sunday calls will be promptly
attended at David Walker's residence, North of
bridge, Turnberry street.
\VALKER & BLACK
Apples
Wanted
-at-
BRUSSELS EVAPORATOR
On and after the 6th of Septem-
ber 20 cents per bag will be paid
for all good paring Apples deliv-
ered at the Factory. No Small
or Soft Apples will be taken.
J. CUNNINGHAM, Proprietor
FALL
MILLINERY READY }
Pattern Hats and Millinery Novelties
THE invitation is yours to come
and see everything that is cor-
rect and new in Fall Millinery.
Nothing that has been accepted by -
the Fashionable of New York and Paris
has been neglected in our Styles.
No formal opening this Beason -
just drop in any time.
Girls wanted to learn the Millinery..
Misses Habkrk