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SPRING
NECESSITIES
IN ,OUR LINE
During /muse -cleaning time you are likely to require some
of the following. Let us supply your needs in them.
tipusalaoLD
lelo, per bottle.
SILVER SOAP
15e. per cake.
CARBOLIC ACID CHLORIDE OF LIME SULPHUR BRIMSTONE
For Disinfeeting,
OAUSTIo SODA MOTH BALLS
FreIv Making soap et 11ome, 0 lb tin 40o. Also Broth Proof Bags for storing fore
WALL PAPER
Our dock contains patterns to suit any room at prices that will please you.
Large selling line enlarged our collection of Remnauts. These we aell very cheap.
FR. SMITH
DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN.
randStbas gems
The Session of Melviile church will
meet oo Saturday afternoon of thie week.
A. T. CURRIE bought an export steer
from John Shorereed, of Morrie, that
A ohiel's amang ye talcit ' notes, tipped the &Mee at 1200 lbs. and dressed
Anfaith he'll prent iv. 750 Ele sent a choice roaet of it to Tor.
onto,
Sonora, Board will meet Friday even
ing of this week,
A (=BHT foundation ia being put under
the residence of Sensual Wilton.
CLEAN up your premises and be ready
for the inspeotion of the Sanitary In
apeotor.
GEORGE BROWN inveated in a new pane.
ture proof pueomatio tire buggy, buytog
from D. Ewan & 0o.
Bin Huron Lioenee Commiesionere
will meet at the Oentlal Hotel, Brunelle,
On Thursday, May 16th.
Ware the party who has a ladder be.
longing to Witten & Gillespie kindly re.
turn the same as i is required.
Gronoz Thomson lute inveeted in a
fancy block driver which will be entrust
ed to the care of Miens Florenoe and
Alice Thomson.
THE item last week referring to the
eale ot W. F. Stewart's residence was in-
correct from the tact that the bargain
Was not completed.
TOE butchering buaineee run by A, T.
Currie bite been taken over by Jno.
Currie & Son. .A.. T. will remain with
the new firm and midst in the work. We
wish them &mess.
A abovenvo well was trook at the
depth of 26 feet by Geo Edwards & Son,
Iamb week ou the property belonging to
the Grewar estate, Mill street, The ever
stream is &inducted throngh
pipe, the pomp being disaarded. Many
people have visited the well to satiety
themselves of the reality of the situation.
We all have several pieces of old feud
tore that we have discarded batten& the
artiole is soiled and out of repair.
Measre. McKay & Shaw Bell Campbells
Varnish Stains. We believe that you
wonld be earprised at the effect that ooe
coat would give on old articles. Thie
Varnish Stain cornea in all &Medea. Why
not try it ?
WEDDiNG invitations are out for the
marriage of Miss Ethel L. Powelt, eld
eat daughter of G. A. and Mrs. Powell,
of Toronto, formerly of Broseele, to
Owen Smily, the well known el°.
outionist and vocalist of the Queen oity.
The date is Saturday, May 18sh, at 2.30
o'clock, in Trinity Methediet (March,
Reception at the reeidenee of the bride's
parents, 69 Howland Avenue, after the
oeremony. Mies Powell is a soloist of
Provincial reputation,
GRAND TRUGR NOTES.—A. oar of hogs Wail
shipped on Toe -day to Oollingwaod by
Wm. Jewitt.—Tbe G. T. R. has inoreae•
ed the pay of the engin) men by 10%.
—10 ie said George Miller may be ap•
pointed seotion boas of the Winghaus
junction beat and if so will remove
there. He is a steady going, reliable
man who has had an experience of a good
many years on the me, road. The com-
pany will make no mistake in hie seleo
tion —The public is looking for the
patting down of the promised oemeut
sidewalk from Turnberry street to the
depot. 10 10 badly needed.
Busx.—A large ansouut of work (lanai&
ing of special jobs, tamed one thie ninon,
sin& February 15th byEwan & Go, out.
side of their ordinary work bo ae fol
Iowa :—Speoial baggy and wagon for A.
Lamont; epaxial buggy for T. Mates I
special rubber tire buggy for Mr, Henry,
sr. ; rubber tire baggy for R. J. Holm& ;
Limn:del wagon for Eph, Oober, Moore.
field ; special waggon !or Geo, Kerr ;
large egg waggon for Parker & Co.,
Toronto ; express wagon for J. Kerney,
Brunets ; meat delivery waggon for J.
Carrie & Son, Brunie ; large covered
oarry.all for Wm, Sholdioe'a livery,
Walton ; meat waggon for Bather Bros,,
Emanate; egg wagon for Ruht. Thomeon,
Bruesele. All were made at Ewan &
Co.'e Carriage shop, Brunets. TM
firm attends to speuial orders with
neatneae, oheapnese and diepatch.
Booth oz Itzroas,—House of Retain
committee met at Olinton on May 8rd
and foetid all the departments clean and
tidy. The resignation of the K,eper was
ooneidered. It was decided to advent&
at once tor Keeper and Matron eo that
appliotttioue may be placed before the
Council at June meeting. The Inspector
was itnetructed tu employ a methanol to
pot in D. proper eupport in the new build
ing where a settling appears, and to pam.
chain ems to that the supply of milk
will be auffeusient. The Inspector aud
Physician were instructed to employ a
dentiet, it oecessary, to repair the teeth
of two women inmates, and that Mrs.
Elsie and Mrs Brown, two aged woolen
be provided with suitable rocking chain,
The County Solicitor is lostruated to at.
tend to the transfers of properties owned
by Thos, Strong, of Henault, and Ed.
Hill, of Exeter, The Inspeotor is in
&rooted to make bill of ohargee foe the
mainteuance of Dire. Robinson and her
daughter, charging $5 per week in each
case, together with oost of medical at,
tendanoe end any other expenees in con j
Petition With these partiee, and present
nob bill to the proper party for settie•
Meat. Harry Bone, for years a resident
of Goderith Township, applied to be ad.
matted bo the House. Hie credit at the
Dieltioo's Batik ie 6743 53. This will be
transferred to the Conoty. Two tenders
lior breed ettpply Were placed before the
etnmittee. Tender of Harry Bartliff tto•
eepted at $2 34 per owt.
FOOT Bann metals Friday evening on
Vtotoria Park, Brusaele. Atwood and
Bruesele are the opp tang team. In-
termediate AgeOciation honors ere at
stake Go and see the game.
AsSLICATIoNe are &eked for the positione
of Reaper, Matron and assistant Matron
for Huron Go. Bones of Refuge. They
are to be in the hand. of Go. Clerk Lane.
Goderioh, to be dealt with at the June
session of the Comity Ocmuoil. Adver•
tisement in this beetle.
TIM BROGAA STIMENT.—The Foot
Bali team tots elegageu the Firth Com-
pany to present "The Seeger Student"
in the Town Hall on Wedneaday evening,
22od ,net, Keep the date olear. A fiue
program will be preeented. See further
announcements on posters.
W, LI, T. U.—A. apeciat meeting of the
Women'ti Obrietaiu Temperance Union
will be veld ill their room 00 Moud.y
evening, May 13th at 8 for the par -
pen of making arrangements for organ
izing o Baud of Hope. All intereeted to
thie work are tithed to attend, Mee.
McGuenn, Preeideue.
"The famine in Samaria" was Rev.
hie. Wiebart'e topto Subbeth morning
from which pointed and practical refer-
enee was made to the terrible Chine&
famine. Next Sabbath the congregation
will make a apeoial ornotribution toward
this worthy object, Melville Sabbath
Sohool bus already forwarded $16 00 for
the same °Nem" E teba at Dothau" was
last Sabbath's evening aubjeot and was
one of eimouragemeut and hopefulness,
SUCCESSrUL GATHERINa.—The anneal
Sammy School Oonveution and Run
Deoanal Meeting f the Deanery of
Baron, was held on Tuesday and Wed•
needay of this week in St. John's oharoh
Brunie, there being over 90 delegatee
from enrronnding towne in attendance.
The prograna was an interesting one aud
was as follows :—Tuesday, Holy Oom
muniou ; Lunoheott served in the base
mem ; Devotions Exercises ; Address of
weloome, Rev. Mr. Lang Ford ; "The
relation of parents to the &today &boot"
by 10. 1, Taylor, London, being tumble
to attend, hie paper wae read by Miss
Myrtle Wheon •, "The Prayer Book and
its nee," E. Naab, Witightim ; "The
Home Department" was to have been
given by Mies' H. E, Walrond,
Exeter, hot owing to her Meese, ebe
was tillable to attend, so Rev. Mr. Torn.
ball, of Godetioh, gave a short address
on "Advice to S. S. teachers ; "The Ad•
vent Oolleae," Rev. T. G. A. Wright,
Walkerton ; a short address was given
by Rev. Dr. Tacker, on "Pdiesions"
Itheinese meeting ; Tea. In the evening
fine sermou was preached by Rev.
Oanon Taoker, D. 0. L., tit Toronto,
General Secretary, 51. 3, 0. 0. The
text was Genesis 12th ohapter let and
part of the 2nd verse. Be was aseisted
in the aerviate by Reeds. Me.ers, Gonne,
Turnbull, Onlfine, Boyle, Hartley, Berry
mud Lang•Ford, Anthems were well
tendered by the choir suitable to the
amnion. At Wednesday'a motion foi•
lowing, Holy Communion "Prayer Book
Revieion" wee introduced by Rev. Mr.
Turnbull. of Goderioh ; "The Catholio
Faith" A review of Dr. Griflith•Thomaa'
Book, by Rev. W. H. Henley, Blyth ;
Businese ; Luncheon followed which
°loath the very enjoyable eeeSinn. Rey.
Mr. Gonne, presided as a/lain:inn with
ability. On invitation by Rev. Mr.
Berry it was deoided to bold the Con•
vention at Seaforth next year. AA the
clan of the Convention a hearty vote ttf
thank, yeas permed to the Rector, Rev.
H. M. Lang•Ford and Otis ladies of St.
Joho's, tor the hoepitoble way in which
they were treated Delegates were here
from Seaforth, Blyth, Belgrave, Wing.
ham, (Rime, Olinton, Exeter and other
places.
Trios, MAXWELL Peens Ans.—The
(Ammo oat of lbw life 00 00 old aud Well
known reeidene of Brussels in the person
of Thomas Maxwell, John street, °time ou
Monday moist et 10.30 o'o•ook, 11 was
not unexpected au he had been in lolling
health for the pact two months when he
auffered a stroke of paralysis in his left
inde, although he woe only bedfaet for 3
weeke, He was 79 yeare and 22 &tete
old. Mr. Maxwell was bbrn April 14th,
1828 in'Petegc, Go, Ferrnainigh, Ireiaud
and came to Canada at 16 yeare of age,
embarking on 0 sailing vessel at Gren•
Dolt, Scotlaud, and landing at Quebec
after a voyage of 6 weeke and 8 laye.
The trip to Ki neaten wag by canal boat
the power being supplied by a mule, and
from the Limestone oity to Toronto ou 00
steamer. After emending a year in the
township of King deoetteed farMed for 2 t
years at Bond Head, 40 miles North of
Toronto, than in Thornhill where. he
lived 4 yearn. On October 18th, 1854
Mr. Maxwell was married to Mies Mary
Newton and together they travelled life's
out nay for nearly 53 yeara. A sojourn .
of 2 years was made at Paris before Mr,
and Mrs, Maxweli came to Heron Go.
and settled on lot 18, am, 4, Biome.
They built a shanty and knew the hard.
thips mod labor of pioneer life but by in•
dnetry and thriftiness made for them
selvee a home where they resided for 23
steam In March of 1879 they moved to
Bennett& where they continnonely resided
in their comfortable home cat John West, ;
The Metropolitan
,1,000,000.00 Bank Reserve Fund and
Undivided Profits
Capital Paid Up
$1,183,713.23
Every Department of Banking Conducted with Satisfaction and
' Absolute Security.
Accounts of Individuals, Firms and Corporations Solicited.
Savings Department
$1.00 or more opens an account, Interest allowed from date of
deposit and compounded FOUR times a year. '
No delay in withdrawal.
W. J FAWCETT, LOCAL. BRANCH MANAGER
The subject of Ibis notice Wee It faithful
member of St. Johu'e ohuroh of which
he wee the effioient Treseurer and one of
the Warden° for many yearn In politics
Mr. Maxwell was a Coneervative. He
enjoyed the gond opinioue of the oom•
=oily and Moore and widespread
eyrupathy will be awarded Dire. Max.
well in her bereavement. They had no
family of their own bot they adopted two
nephews and a niece, only one (Lorne
Pringle, of Toronto) surviving. The
funeral took place Thureday afternoon,
the service being held in St. Jonn's
thumb. Rev. Mr, Lang Ford was as
elated by Re, W T. Chuff, of Swaeford, a
former rector of Sc. John', thurch and a
warm personal friend of deoeased Pa 1
bearer- were Geo. and Jim. Card 41, Wm
Martin, E. Orioh, J uo. Hunter and Jno.
Badd.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPH&
Town Clerk R, de. Norman, of Pluton,
accompanied by Dire. Norman, were
visitors with their eon, R. G. Norman,
of the Metropolitan Beek, Beneoele, for
a few days dating the pan week. This
was their first 'emir to thie Weaterty
seotion aud they expteseed themeless
as greatly pleased with Brunelle (tort
earroundiuge. We hope to see them
back agaiti.—Taa POST is pleased to
report favorable program' by Mies Kate
Smith at London hospital after a
medical operation of great eerioneneee
We hope she will soots he able to return
to her home and many friends in Brea-
sels.—Reeve Cantelon, the App e
of Clinton, was in town ou Wednenday
on a ha -luaus trip He handled a ;aro
quantity of fruit here Met year.—Pdre.
Flat% and little Eva were visi•ing friends
at Belgrave and Winteham.—Mitts H
Gordon left on Monday for Orangeville
owing to the illness of her brothera&
wife, Mrs. James Gordon —Rev. W. E
Herr and daughter Grace, of Clinton,
speut a few days in town last week. The
former is a eon of Pdra. J. L. Herr, Torn -
berry etreet.—Mre. R. N. Berrett, of
Wingham, yeas vicious relatives in
Brussels on Monday.—Tuesday W. J.
Fawoett, manager of the Metropolitan
Bank, Brussels, left on a holiday trip
to the Wein. He will visit at Winnipeg,
Neepeeva. Calgary, Banff end other
poipte. We hope his trip and stay will
invigorate him and that he will return
feeling as well eie ever he did. Be will
be sbeent for a month. In his absentee
R. G. Norman, who haa been in the
Bank for some time, will be in there°.
Dire. Fawcett and blies Mary. will re.
main in towo.—A society note from
Toronto says :—"T. It and hire, Dob
son announce the engagement of their
daughter Mary Violet (Jean) to Harold
Leokie Stewart, tom of the late J. F. and
of dirs. Stewart, Cowan avenue. The
wedding will take plane early in Jnue,"
Mr. Stewart is a nephew of J. Leokie
and 0. Ritchie of Brussels hie parente
being former residenta of town for a
number of yeara.—We weloome Oire.
Coates and daughter,' of PdoKillop, as
residents of Bruaaels. They moved to
the home they recently porthseed on
Join street, last week.—Mre. Walter
Wilbee is back from an extended visit
with relatives in the West. Her trip
did her good.—Willie a little son of W.
E. Hmet, of Atwood,termerly of Brue•
sele, wee eeverely burned on his lane by
falling against the stove.—R. 10. Coates
returned to his borne in Seaforth heat
week from hie recent trip to Idaho. He
ie e Bon of John Coatee, of Brunets, and
o former resident of this looality.—Harry
Bartliff, the well known rtetaaranter of
Clinton, wee in eowo for a few daye this
week looking A 1 and wearing the
Quaker Gate smile. 00 ie hinted that
Harry may be pat on the eaten' list
here although not exactly a resident
now.—Ruseelf Zimmer having completed
hie wore° in eleokrical engineering at
the School of Praotioal Science, Tor.
onto, has gone to Hamilton where be
has emoted a po Rion with the Weal,
inghoime people It To Pose were
predicable Rudeell'e future we would say
he will land at the top ae he pennons
the neosesary tharaoteristios to take
biro there. We wish him tip top &mesa.
—We are sorry to learn that Mre. James
Oliver, formerly of Bruesels, who now
reeidee with her dattghter, Mre. Thomp
son, at Thenalon'ie confined to her bed
through Innen. 13he ie about 80 years
of age. Pdre. Giver ie the mother of
Mre. Leokie, of Brussein—Mise Rills
Hunter at rived home Tuesday from an
extended &ay io Toronto where ebe has
been cultivating the art of china paint.
Ing.—Mrs. R. W. Took and MASS Hattie,
of Elora. former Brownian, were here
thio week Atte/Ming she funeral of hire.,
Kerr, the foraler'e mother.—Eddie
Lowry ia tote from Toronto and will
probabty spend the Summer with hie
fa her in bricklaying, et0.—Mies Ida
Bailey was vieiting in Clinton,—We are
sorry to state that Mrs. 8. B. Smile,
who has been very 111 for the poet month,
is improving very slowly.—Among the
sick ill town are Mrs. Jim, Hayotoit who
is with her daughter, Mrs. Richard
Hingeton, Mill street, Mr. Hmobineon
father of Dire. Thos. Hayoroft, John
street, has been real poorly Olio week.
We hope both old people will soon be
better.—Ed. Nioboleon was a vied&
with Seaforth Mende. —Robert O. Kerr,
of Mar, Brace Co., Was here thie week
attendine the lantern, of his mother.
M. Kerr wee a forrner resident of Brae
ems for 'leveret years. Mre, Jou. Walton
and eon Ralph, of Cleveland, were Oleo
in town atteuding the above mentioned
funeral. film. Walton ie o daughter of
the deoneed lady.—Dire. Jno, Wynn ie
beck to town after upending the Winter
With her daughter ill Toronto.
Business Locals.
Two comfortable honeea for Bale.
Apply to W. A. Gilman,
• Ann your ohne& right 1 Vision
ohttogee se all !hinge do, See Taube &
Son at Fox's Drug &ore 0 Monday atm
Tuesday, May 20th and 2let
Grath teamed for Ice the am parlor at
latosoott Summer resort H eitest wages
paid. Apply te W. DI Lewes, 515 King
atreet, Londou.
CorAdma etudents, teachere end other
desiring profits hie employment for Sum
mer 'mambo, &nand write to Hammen,
Ont., box 283, for partioulare.
Rumen tare boggy and a Angle set .1
rubber monu0ed harness for mile. May
be eeeu at the Manes, Oranbrook, where
particulars mat he obtained.
DR BUTLER'S VIBIT.—Dr Butler, the
London Eye Speola•iet, will be at the
American Hotel, Brunets, on Wednee.
day, May 22uti. Glasse!' eupplied.
Lose of ey &tight is lose of forme. No
matter how small your eye troubles may
be, have it minted. See Taub.- & Boo
at Fox'', Drug store on Monday and
Tneadey, ,Ylay 20th and 21st.
Banxtnxa Gramophotte with 12 inch
march& fur Osie at 0 bargain. A fine
inetromeet 00 pod aa new and in A I
conchiton Et quire at Ins Pt ST
Wnasi 'Nabs & Son attend to your
eyes you get the hentflt of over 86 yeare
experietioe. Deli and commit them at
trove Drug store ou Nlunday mud Taletl.
day, Ma Y 201h and 21st.
REHED1SEB the date of Taube & Son's
visit to lernseeie and if your eyes botber
you in any way make it a polo' to 000
Halt them at EWA Drug store on Mon
day and Tnearlay, May 20Lo aria 21es.
Ham Demise —Switch& made out of
compioge and out hair, All orders sent
by alai) promptly attetined to.
Mae, R. flneasmos.
Mill etteei, Brunie.
85% of headathee ate the rebut' of eye -
&rain, Proper fitting glasees will gin
permanent relief. If you are 'troubled
that way ootieult Taube & Son- at
Feel' Drug stere on Mayday and Tuee
day Dlay, 20th and 2Iet.
WHEN your lawn neede shaving I oan
clean, sharpen, true and renew lawn
mowers at loweet.oaah price or will ex.
chance mower,' when desired. Yottre,
T, MoGregor, comer Blill and Main
Se., Bruaeela,
sao
ItivEns.—Let the Illethodiet Pareonage,
B.Igrave, on May 4th, 10 Rev. and
Dire. G. W. Riven, a daughter.
aloom—Spgspea—Iii Belgrave, on April
80th, 1907, by Rev. G. W. Rivere, B
A., B. D., Mies Mine F. Spencer to
Mr. Geo. IL Moore, both of Blorpetb,
Oat,
szs=a_
Borrotv.—In Morrie, on May 4th, Sarah
May, beloved wife of Alfred Button,
in her 8180 year.
CAMPBBLL —In Morrie, on May 2od,
Robert V. Campbell, aged 62 yeare
and 3 monthe.
Kau,—In Mar, on May 5th, Rosanna
Leadbester, relict of the late James
Herr, in her 83rd year.
MAItoRLL.—Iii Brunets, on May 6th,
Thumaa Maxwell, aged 79 years and
22 dap].
.ITCTION
THURSDAY, Men 16n.—Farm stook and
grain, bi Lot 11, Con 1, Grey. So e nu
resi-rveu at 1 &cloak. Samuel
op. F. '. Scott, Atha.
Some Men Enow
What They Want
That's Easy—
If you can't eee what
YOU want come in and
Inspect our "K I NG
HATS."
It's up to you.
Peri.
& Ross
liSTABLIIINED 11117$
TIE STANDARD BANK
OF CANADA
Head Office . . - Toronto
$1.00 OPENS AN ACCOUNT
In our Savings Department. Deposits &Sr and upwards are received,
on which the highest current rate of interest is allowed.
No Delays in making Withdrawals
Interest added four times a year
Savings Bank 'Department in Connection with all 13ranches.
.5A
BRUSSELS BRANCH
J. F. Rowland, Manager
Driving Park Tickets
Seethe that the remnoil haa etopped ram.
leg and speed,ng on the streets the half
mile truck of the Romeele Drivieg Park As.
soclation is in good shape for this: 'let
your seasou ticket as eine, for 08 00, and
treed your home where you ought and no
clanger 01 00 accident Tweets can be got
from F. B. soorr, Secretary.
KEEPER, MATRON AND AS.-
alliTAnT MATM,N WANT'S], FOR TWO
Bonn OF REFUGE IN Tan rd,SITT 9 Bums
—Writreu ebtoleatieus will be received hy
the en dersigned up re on ay, Ohs Syl day
of Jato . 'nr the positiene IL ever, Ms trim
and /Mists ot ?decree for th Hones a Ref-
uge. For Keeper soil Matron, man and wife
prefer, d. Apolicante ere ea' rated to state
e , pevts oopt; 1!n r?,e:laryttiieet:x.4aBAmll1o,.04edwkftp
ethcation. 4b, Committee Vinrild like to
moot applicants at the Council Room in
Ooderiett an the afternoon of Wednesday,
June the Otto. W. LANE, Clerk.
Dated May the 8E6,1907. 44.2
Notice to Creditors.
In the matter of the estate of William
Mitchell, of the Township of Grey, in
the Cooney of Huron, Farmer, de-
oeased.
Notice te hereby SWIM pursuant to "The
Revised qtatutes of Ontart,., 1897." chapter
109. that all creditors and cohere Raving any
obalrnt agai net the estate 00 0007 said William
'Mitchell, who died at Bright. Ontario. no or
about the 291h day of Apri1,1907. ere reetnr.
ed on or befr re the 1st day of June, 1907 to
Bend by post, prepaid Or dellver to A n,
of the Village of Rroseele. in the
County of Huron, Bolielter for John Linton
and Simian Linton, of the Village ot Bright,
in the County ot Oxford, Executors of the
last Will and Teetameut of eaid Ilecte wed.
their Citri &bin and Snrnanles, addresses aud
deeeriptioue, the loll partioulars of their
olaime, the etot, 00000 0! their Adinttote, and
the astute 01 tso eeeurities if any held by
them
Aud further take notice that after such
last mentioned date. the said Exenutore
will pruceod to distribute the assets of the
said deceased UMOIJk.nt the partici. entitled
the eto having regard oily to the elalme
oi which they will then have notice, and
the .-111,1 Extiontore will 000 be liable for
the said negate or al y part thereof, to any '
person 07 070000010 of whose claim notio,
shall not have been received at the time
00 such dietributi
Dated at Brussels the 8th day of May, 1907
A. B MACDONALD.
solicitor for Executors.
mmeT-ram•mt.,:g
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Fal 1 Wheat
Barley
Peep
Oats
Batter, tube and ro e..,
Egge per dozen
Hay per ton
Flour, per bbl
Hoge, Live
Wooi
Potatoes mer the
Applee (per bbl )
So t, per bid., retail
67
45
70
36
18
16
9 00
4 50
6 10
24
40
1 00
1 26
69
45
37
19
16
10 00
5 20
25
1 50
1 25
EYESIGHT.
T ALI SE SON
Manufaoturing Opticians and Eyesight
Speoialiets, of TorOatO, Will be
FOX'S DRUG STORE"
MONDAY and TUESDAY
MAY 20714 cQ 21sr
and will be glad to have all those troubled
with clefeutivo eyesight oall and commit
them.
They have been established in Toronto
mace 1871 and during that time over
100,000 00000 have been suougnially fitted
by them. The advantage they have over
others ie the fact that they grind their
own lensee and by so doing prevent any
error in the protest of Ithe.grsurling.
If your eyes bother.you in any way or
the glees& you now Wear are not comfort-
able do not negleot this opportunity of
having your eyed properly attended to.
The new EleotrioOpthalmo-Bretroscope
meed in melting all examinations.
All work guaranteed.
JAS. FOX.
DRUGGIST 'BRUSSELS
NOTICE
The Court of Revision on the Asseennent
1010 0! the Township of r01nr. hi for the year
1007. will be held oo Monday, the Twenty
seventh day of May, 00 011.. Towtiship Hall,
at 10 &clock aan All parties interested will
govern themselves armordingly,
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BRUSSELS NEW
DAYLIGHT STORE , G. N. McLaren
FIRST ANNUAL MAY ALE
OF BOY,' AND MEN'S CLOTHING
An event so great that all previous efforts are overshadowed. Saturday, May Iltb,
we inaugurate our Firet May Sale of Boys' and Men's Clothing and place before the
public the most complete stook of Boys' and Men's Read0o-wear Clothing that has
ever been offered in Brussels. This sale presents an excellent opportunity to save
money. We guarantek the quality of our Clothing, They are all made by reliable
makers and are perfect fitting.
Boys' Suits, regular $3 and $3.50 for $2,69
—Boys' 2 -piece Suits, in lovely new Spring
patterns, Tweeda, light and dark colorings, double
sod single breasted, well made with good trim-
mings, perfect fitting for boys 7, 8, 9 and 10 years
old, regular up to $3.50 ; choice for $ 2 69
Same Qualities and Patterns as above
- 2 -piece Suite for Boys, age 11 to 15, regular
up to $5.00; May Sale Price 3 49
Men's Suits regular up to $9 50 for $6.75
Mens Tweed Suits, single and double breaded
styles, light and dark colorings, strong 'thine and
perfect fitting, ell sizes from BO to 44, regular
values up to 99.60; May Sale Price 6 75'
Men's Suits regular up to $18.00 for $9 75
—Men's Tweed Wonted and Serge Suite. sin-
gle end double breaded Myles, light and dark
shades, out in the newest Spring etylee, extra good
lining and perfect fitting, all sizes 36 to 44, regu-
lar vestries op to $13.00 ; May Sale Price 9 75
Boys' 3 -piece Suits reg. up to $6.00 for $4.49
—Boys' 8 -piece Suite with Knioker Pante, in a
big range of New Spring Patterns, Relit and dark
shades single and double breasted styles, good
strong linings and perfect fitting, for boys aged 10
to 16, regular values up to $6.00 ; May Sale Price 4 49
Boys' 8 -piece Suits reg. up to $7.50 for $5.69
—Boye' and Young Menai Suite, in light and
dark shades, Tweeds, New Spring Patterns, good
linings, made with long pants and are perfect fit-
ting, sizes 82 to 85, regular price np to 97.50;
May Sale Price 5 69
Men's Odd Pants
—'Mens Odd Pants in Tweeds, Sergee and
Fancy Worsteds; Special Values at from..$1.00 to 3 00
13433,a' Odd Knicker Pants
—Boys' Odd Knioker Pants in Tweeds and
Borges a complete range in kook ; Special Values
at from .25 to 1 00
Latest in Men's Hats are here
We have in stock an A 1 assortment of
Men's Shirts, Collars, Ties—in fact every-
thing in Men's4Furnishings,
Spring Rain Coats and Toppers
Only a few Spring Rain Coate and the
_ Short Toppers left ; all new and choice pat.'
terns. If 3, our size is here you can buy one
at Wholesale Price.
Highest, Prices for Produce.
Goods Right or your Money Back
G. N. McLaren
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