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PORTING GOODS
All kinds of Rubber Balls
We have them in the Hard and Soft Aher, two 81000, at ift) lOa each
Base Balis
rrom the to BO up to Oho better 0005 as high 50 31.00,
Foot B11,118 • Shin Pads Catching Gimes
Tennis Racquets Lacrosse Sticks
Agents for the Gendrou Express Wagons
For the 24th of May
)10S9 alMitit Fishing Set/los? We have all the neceesary supplies, Bain"
bop pelee up to 20 feet iu length. Fishing Lines and Fhb Reeks,
Victoria Day Post Cards
Cando oommorative of the day, in ail colorings, at 2 for 5e. Other post
studs received are four new eletee Of Brussels, Linen Ocanige and new
Leather Carole.
R. S
DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. A, 0. Damn shipped a oar of bogs from
Bruseele ou Wednesday.
Smarm fare on the G. T. R. for Vie
eounctaz EXBitiveloti iv. a. B.
toria Doy. See advt. in this issue.
—GIANT TRGIArms "Oarrency" "Bobs"
Train e terms Brueeele Station, North
and South,as follows;
and "Stag" Chewine Tobariettes, in big
Gonoo 80000 GoING Noltelt•
Mail 7:06 man Mixed 9110 a.m
2/fixed 11;25 a.m p,m
EXprese,. 3:02 p.m Exprese ete1 p.m
plug°. Quality always the throe.
TER painter's brine baa improved the
residence of Mrs. J. L. Kerr, earner of
Tnrnberry and Ohuroh streets. Thos.
Nioholle did the work.
GooD Os. -James Cardiff, of Grey,
goical Raul 4tents pair of °holm cattle which weighed 2290
delivered to A. T. Currie on Monday a
pounde and dressed 1310.
Dickers BOB,, of Walton, the well
knowu horse dealers, brought iu a oar of
equities from Lambton Oo. last week.
They handle a lot of good stook.
Tint rumor ie that crude oil is being
found by Brunetti 011 0 mpeny at their
well near Monition Tan POST !tepee
thsy will strike it rich and make a barrel
of Money.
AGRICULTURAL &oiety Directors will
meet Saturday afternoon of this week, at
2 o'clock, in the Council °bomber to ar
range matters for the next Fail Fair to
be held in Brunetti on Out. 3 and 4.
There should be a large attendauoe as 11
is an important meeting,
Tao sad inteiligenoe was reoeived of
the deoettee of Mrs. James Holmes, of
Moosomin, who departed this life There
deg of Ian week. Funeral 8006 piaott oa
Sunday, She is survived by her hue
baud and five ohildren. It is about 25
years since the family removed from
Morris towuship. Mr*. Holmee was a
sister.iu law to Robert Holmes, Mrs. D.
Ewan end the Mines Holmes of Brea.
eels
Seammerroon.-Tuseday evening Rev,
E. U. Powell pave an illuetrated tenure
"A trip to the Pacific Coast," in the
Methodist otiorob. Over 80 views were
shown by a dissolving etereoptitton and
two illustrated songs suite. There was it
good attendanoe, the juuiors bring ad
milted free Ocher entertainments will
follow as Rev. Mr. Powell has purobaeen
the lantern. He was tendered a vote of
thanks at the close. W. H. Kerr exp in.
ed the views as they were plemed on the
0985806.
Lem Tsuezetaos Lnaion.-Tbe organ
izittion of tbe Loyal Temperance Legion
took plaoe on Monday May 2003 in the
W. O. T. II. roome. Offioers sleeted ;-
President. Mies Jean S. liabkirk ; Vice
Preeidents, let, Mise Myrtle Wilson ;
2nd, Blies Pearl Leatherdale 8eoretitry,
Katie Deadman ; Treasurer, Martel
Brothers ; Orgaaieto, Hazel Lowry mud
Isabel Straohan ; Lo,,k-oat Committee,
girls -Edith Deadman, Nellie Ewan,
Katie Ament ; boyo -Joe Habkirk, Lloyd
Jackson, Sydney Brothera. TIBe meetiug
was very well attended 58 being present
aud the ladies hope that the Legion will
do well ander the able generalship of mamma to grow. All are welcome. Tne
the well seasoned and racy MoGilIioud. ladles having the meeting in •charge are
dy. We wish it ermine. trying to make them as interesting as
Dzourszn TEE °PFEIL—it a meeting possible. Meetioge will be held the flub
of Brenele Public Library Board the Friday of every month at 4 80 p. m.
offer from the Coulson of a portion of the ; DIED. -On the 7th of May Jean John
whole site voted on by be ratepayers for non, beloved wife of Robert Hablitrk,
the Carnegie Library was declined ea the died at the home of her daughter, 31re,
Board did not Doi:wider it large enough llyiteMe.o, Tileonburg, aged 76 years and
nor yet wise to erect a valuable building 4 months. She had beau ill for about 2
close alongside of the present Town weeks. No particular ailment. The
Hall. A. sabsoription list is in oiroula• funeral took plan in Toronto on the fol.
tion and if the necessary amount 10 uh• lowing Friday from her daughter'e reel,
tined the promoters will oak the Library dame Mrs. Murray, 1402 Brunswick ave.
In addition to her binned she is sur•
Board to aooept the vanot lot corner of
Tarnberry and Mill meets as a site f„ vived by 5 daughters and a son. Mr.
the mach talked of Library. and Mrs. Habkirk were former well
known reeidents of Roxicro', MaKiltop
NOT SPORTSAIANMEE.-Ili is said that townehip. Deceased 8980 a most ex.
Listowel Iutermednite Foot Ball team °silent personeind was belove‘by a wide
has dropped out of the oontest. They circle of friends. She wen a faithfoo•
were to have played at Atwood last Mon. member of the Presbyterian Munch ter
day but defaulted. This is not fair by many years. Mrs. Hibkirk was 8 sister
any mean.. Brussels boys drove to Lis.
towel and played their match awarding to Mrs, Margaret Eabkirk, of Brussele,
and Mr. Habkiek ie a brother of the late
to sahedule with the full expectation of Joseph S. Habkirk, of Blyth, and Geo,
a return game. By in oanoellatiou they RabLtir,„.
lees the gate reoeipts and it also mite off 0'
2,111TRING MING win( MAL -The
a maloh here. Lietowel ehould have 00
..jott infute they commenced. The Ae.
SOn.w.it,u sbuuld make teams who play
tilt., rote either "buck tie or be rated
out for the next seiteen. Brame,' and
Atwood will try copetenons at the lat-
ter plaits on joule 6oh. It onr boya win
that will give .gien the Ditibriat but
if Atwood 01801 '8 viotorioas it will be
a tte aud Ruse it e artsoh will have to be
played. was billed to be in
Brunets 81st.
A °biers among ye takir ' notes,
faith he'll prent it.
HAND Two PM the name(' of your
visitors.
LOCAL new- leige 6, Dou'o read a
word of it ti
Tea Fire le ,e was tested laeb week
9013 100,1 1 88 0. k.
POST Mow owl. s CM Friday will be 9
to 10 • 5 80 Op. m.
A wow went hen bootee has been
but. •• F. S. Scott's William etreet.
Tug Voluuteere go to Camp at London
on dime 4th. Recruits are being enroll.
ed.
. A Nam ehingle root has improved the
residence of Fletcher Sporting, Church
street.
Comm Council will open in the Court
13ouee, Gott:Brice, at 3 5. m. on Tnesday,
J tun 4th.
As the space at our disposal is ecime.
what limited this week we omit the list
of names of thoee who graduated with
romps.
Fon quality and quantity ask your
dealer for the new big plugs of "Bobs"
"Stag" and "Ourrenoy' Chewing Tobao.
46-18
Uva thanks are due to a goodly num
ber wbo are squaring off their subecrip-
Hon to Du Poo to Jaunary 1908. Have
you done Bo 2
MRS. JOHN HILL favored THE POST
last week with 14 boquet of byaointhe
and sweet peas for whiola she has our
very beet thanks.
LAST week Walter Wilbee bad the
misfortune to give one of hie feet quite a
gash with an axe while working in the
boob, compelling him bo take audesired
holiday&
FRIDAY afternoon of next week at J. 80
o'clock, there will be offered by mod.
gage sale as the Quesn'e Hotel, Brnesels,
the 60 sore farm of Petrick Kelly, 8th
con..Morris. F, S. Scott will be the
anotioneer.
TER POST wae glad to receive a copy
of the Daily News, of °sleety, of which
D. aloGillionddy, one of the fonnotere
of Tae Pose is managing editor. It ia a
noel, newsy, breezy paper that should
WILL 1 molter& oN DoMINION DAT. -At
a wet pubic meeting, held in
the Uuue,atl Chamber, last Friday even
185, 89113 Reeve Leckie in the ohair, 86
was nuanimously deoided to hold a lge-
bratiun itt Brunel° on Dominion Day.
Following are tbe Maitre i -J. Lattice,
Ohairmen ; W. L, Leatherdale, Sears.
tary ; J. F. Rowland, Treasurer. Oom.
raitoees struck t-Canvaesing, A. B. Mao.
Donald and Joie, Hewitt ; Music, W. A.
Grower, L. S. Duntord and W. Griffith ;
Sporck and Attraotions, A. Baeker, R.
Leatherdale, N. I", Gerry, W. O. Smith
and R. Downing ; Grounds and Decent.
Mons, R. Graham, S. T. Plum and B,
Gerry; Printing and Advertising, J.
Leckie, W, L. Leatherdale and W, H.
Xerr. CoMmittees are to meet on Mon•
day evening, May 27th, to report and
further discuss and arrange the program,
There is 18 halall00 of 3185 in the Bank to
the credit of the Committee from the
tut Celebration. The Intention is to
preseet a line and attractive bill of fare
that will not be surpatmed by tbe beet.
Early anrmenoement will be made of
what the program Will ooneist,
Sporty mud tumidly fair eoribe of the
Atwood Bee was real nasty to some of
his remarks ooncerning the Foot Bell
mateh here between Brunie and At
wood. Suppeee it hie team had WOri loe
would not have had such a bad lapel.
Here is a portion of what wen said
"For the remainder of the ba 1 the
game was fast and furious, the Brunetti
team doing their best to maintain their
advantage. Several tittles the Atwood
forwardo got going and set the Brunets
defence a merry chine, ect merry io fact
that several times Ras. Brown their
splendid oentre half, had to met up for
repaire. The rest did him good, and also
stopped the Atwood forwards in their
oareee towards the Bruseels goal, A
score ofteu seemed imminent bat Rue,
knew what he was doing." That was
real mean of you Rue, to aot so naughty
when the Atwood whirlwind "juniors"
were going right on to victory. If the
time spent by the visitors kicking tbe
ball out of the park bad been °coupled in
shooting on goal what a difference there
might have been. Cheer up Bro. Ander
son and rest eatisfied with proepeetive
Junior ohampiouelaip honors. Let us
have a ehow for the intermediate iniver
ware, We will try and have Rues&
Brown in shape for the match at At
wood eo that your boys oan have a fair
show "tn their career towards Bruseele
Reel." We don't want them to 000re on
Ile though. The game at Brunets was
hie first thio nation so you will have to
eXonse him for having to "rest up for
repaire." Zo Wee very winked we know
but fOrgive and forget,
"ieweeet
A BUSINESS CHANCE
is Qften missed when It might have been eastIY embraced by
SYSTERATZC SAVING
Begin now to prepare for the day of opportunity hy depositing
your savings in The MeIropoMaa Bank In the Savings Depart.
meta $140 or upwards opens an account. Interest is allowed
from date of deposit, and compounded foto. times a year. No
delay in withdrawal.
TM Reserve Fund and
Capital Paid Up Metropolitan Bank Updivided Profits
,
51.000,000.00
W. J. FAWCETT, LOCAL. BRANCH MANAGER
stesseesteate
TUESDAY evening St, John'e Lodge, A.
F. it A. 31., Bruseels, eleoted the offioere
for the aorring term. They will be in.
stalled on So. John's Day, June 24113,
Scam', (Posed Teesday afternoon and
will not re open until Monday to permit
the teaehere to attend the Ootivenstou el
Guelph on Wednesday mid Thursday.
iutersating letter finin the pen of
W. J. Fawcett, Manager of the Metro.
politau Bank, Brussels who is holiday.
ing in the West may be found on page 4
of this keeue.
Tan Beggar Student Company played
iu the Towo Hall, under the auspices of
Bruseels Feet Bali team, on Wednesday
evening and did their part well. Their
preseutatiou of the operetta, "The Beggar
Student" took up the first half of the
progiam and the inualoal and literary
selections of the second haif were well
rendered. The solos, quartettes, duets
were good awl the whole entertainment
mean, bright and attraOtiVe. Mies Erma
Porte gave several readings 18 pletteint
term at.d a.so preetied Very aeoeptabq
at tbe paw. Mr Firth is a due toner
and hie 0010 "The white star ut Heaven"
was worth the admiseton fee, Arnie
Luria was given as an encore and 80 wee
well executed. Mise Era May ie a petite
veermet who made friends at onoe and
Miss Beatrice Haut did her part very
pleasantly aud with good effect. A. H.
Frame nen ia baritone voiee of good
quality and the quartettes are weli
batanoed. Encoree were tiumerene anc
respotteee cheerfully given. There are
no blanks ID"'Ilhe linger Student Oo"
end they wi I be accorded a hearty
weloone ou at y future oecaelon here
STATIoNART ENGMEERS' CERTIFIZATE6 -
The Legislature ui Octane et lin rrosin
semen passed an eat respecting etation•
ary eugineers in whish engiueers anti
employers are alike laterented. Briefly
Eilatrd, 800 proVinion6 are that, after the
first day et Joty, 1908, uo engiueer 8911
be allowed to operate or have obarge of a
statiouary steam plant of 50 home power
Or upwards who does uot MAO a govern•
meet aertifioete. There are three ()lessee
uf engineers to whom aertifintes will be
granted Without he applioant baying to
undergo au examination, fire, those wbo
on tbe 20,13 f Aprii, 1907, (tbe date on
which the met Was poen e) bent oertificates
from an 00800lattOl 1,1 8.00101181y engine.
ere in ()uteri°, Or 90881888 Or 10001210tive
engineer'e uerttficate ; second, engineers
who ou the above date were 10 charge of
a pima of 25 horse power or over lu
Ontario; third, engineers who had at
auy time previous to the pneiug of the
am, not lima thou two year& experierme
iu the operation of enoh a plant in the
Province. These who canuot qualify as
above will have to pan the examinations
weich will hereafter be presoribed by the
Board of examiners. Those outerested
may obtain a aupy of tbe Act and appli
Elation forme for oertifintea by addrething
the Secretary, DI.parimeut of Agriculture
Toronto.
Mouday'e Toronto
Deny Hobe nye ;-"00 Saturday after.
noon the wedding of Wad Ltiliati Bowel],
eldest dauebter of George A. and Mrs.
Powell and Owen Arthur zmily, third
eou of Thomas and Mre. Emily, wan
solemnized at Trinity Methodist chnroh,
Torouto, Rev, W. S. Grilto, assieted by
Rev. W. F. Wilson, °Kunming. The
wedding mai-Mule were played by Peter
Kennedy, Arthur B.ight singing a eolo.
Tbe bride was given away by her father,
aud wore a beautiful dress of ivory satin,
with overdress of Paris lime; the veil was
arranged over a wreath of orange bloe•
BOMB aud some pearl ornameuts were
worn. The bridesmaids, the Mimes
Ruby and Pearl Powell, wore themes
alike in pale roes eatin, with ineertione
and gratutnre of ,inie; plumed 13010 01 the
same shade, and they Wore pretty erne,
mente of pearls audrubies, tbe gift of
the groom. Mr. Smily was best man,
the where being Gilbert Mackenzie, Dr.
Harold Clarkson, Powell Hamilton, L.
Logsdin aud Edwin Busily. A reception
Was held at the residence of Ddr. Powell,
Howland avenue, Mr, and Mrs. Owen
Smily leaving afterwards for New York
aud Atlantic Oity. The etneg away
dregs being of dark blue °loth, the coat
opeuiug over a white satin beton, toucan
hat with ohou of blue velvet. Among the
friends printout were J, and Mre. Leokle,
W. E. and Mrs. Kerr, (Brunets, 0100 ;
°sear and Mrs. Rumpel, Berlin ; Judge
mill Mrs, Meyers, Winuipeg ; A. 'relay,
Stratford ; W. and Mrs. firmly, Chicago ;
N, and Mre, Scautiebury, Londob, Eng
land " Tbe bride was a former resident
of Breseels mid will have many good
wisbee for a bright and happy fratUre.
Business- Locals.
GIBnO wanted tot Ice Cream parlor at
London Summer reeort, Highest wages
paid. Apply to W. M. Lowno, 516 King
street, London,
COLLEGE etudents, teachers and other
desirtug profitable employment for Sum
mer vazatioti should write to Hamilton,
Ont., box 288, fur partioulare.
Rumen me buggy and a single cot of
rubber 'tweeted harness for sale. May
be seen at the Illause, Cranbrook, where
particulars mat be obtained,
Farm FENOINO.-B. 010Se is now ready
with a iarge supply of fencing and gates
and if he has DOE on band what le wanted
he will soon gel it, A. card will reeeive
prompt attention. R. ()Lose, Ethel,
HAIR DREBSINO -Swituhee made oat of
000801ii80 aud out hem All orders net
by mall promptly attended to,
Mas. R. Brennen.
Min etreet, BMW&
Two aomfortable houses for sale
Apply to W. A. Gillman,
Ink CREAM PARLOR, -Un and after date
for the seawall will eerve Ioe ()ream of
euperior quality, also lunolies. Give ue
0 trial and he oonviimed, Mao Mu,
Da- BUTLER'S VISIT. -Dr. Butter, the
London Eye Speuisibit, will be at the
American Hotel, Brussels, ou Wednee.
day, May 22.d. Glasses supplied.
Wang yuur lawn need,- shaving I ean
wean, sharpen, true and renew lawn
mowers at lowest cash prme or will ex -
chomp e mower. when desired, Yonre,
T. MoGregor, oorner Mill aud Main
St,, Brussels.
Alta You Subject To Stiffness?
Perhaps it le lit the neck or ehouldere.
rivet {hing is a good rub with Nerviline,
No more speedy remedy could be adopt
ed. When applied to the mettles Ner•
viline gives them flexibility and vigor ;
idiammation, eorenees and etiffnees
obappear. "Whether in the ohast or
broat nothing oan surpass Nerviline"
writee 0. 13 Denton, Lumber Merobant
et Oak Bat, N. B. "Rubb,c1 00 90 eight
'rouble is gone by morning. I have
proved Nerviline a great medicine "
Every one saye the game, and Nerviline
always makes good, 25o bottles sold
everywhere,
MOMS=
EITEWART.-In WV:Mier, on May 15th,
to Mr. and Mrs. 0. 0. Stewart, twin
boyo.
SHILI-PowELL-On Saturday, May
181h, at Trinity Methodist Church,
Toronto, by Rev, Dr. W. El Griffis,
assieted by Rev Dr. W. F Wilson,
pastor of the oburob, Ethel Lillian,
denghter of Mr. end Mrs. G. A.
Powell, formerly of Breese% to
Owen Arthur Smily, all of Toronto.
HOLLINGER -In Grey, on May 18th,
Herold, setnind son of Lonia and
Annie Holineer, and 8 years, 5
motithe and 18 days.
Tileonhure, on May 71h, at
her danshteee residence, Mre Dyke
man Joan Johneton, be rived wife of
Robert Habkirk, aged 76 years and 4
mo,,, he.
LOMA Wroxeter, an May 161h,
Licw,noe Lovett, aged 81 years and
10 days.
08110
Fal liWheat 75 78
8
45 48
Pea 72 78
88 40
B
0itatteter
,
tube and ro 1 . a18 20
Eggs per dozen 16 18
Hay per ton 9 00 10 00
Flour, per bbl 4 50 5 20
Hoge, Live 6 60
Wool 24 25
Potatoes per brie ... 40 50
Apples (per bbl.) 1 00 1 60
8a G, per bbi., retell 1 25 1 25
Popular Stallions
The F011owing will be lite Routes of the
!Ones named for SCIISOlk of 1907
AWAtDN
A. PrIENZIEB, Proprietor,
tdONDAY-Wili leave hie own stable,
Lot 19, Con, 11, Maintop, and peened
North to Serial. PdoPhersonea, Lot 10, Oen.
14, MoKillop, for mein ; then to Oran
brook for night. TUESDAY-Prooeed
in Central Hotel, Breese's, for noon ;
then to Jobe Kelly'e, 00n. 7, Nerds, for
n.ght. WEDNESDAY -Proceed to J.
Shortreed'e, jr., 9th Ltne, Morrie'for
norm ; then to klitson's Hotel, Blyth, for
night. THURSDAY -Proceed to Thos.
Knox', Con, 13, Firmest, for noon ; then
to Thos. &anise', Bunodary Line, Hui.
lett, for night. PR/DAY-Proesed to
Jae. MoLaaghlin's, Lit 31, Con. 14, Me
&flop, for noon ; thou to Themer'o
Hotel, Walton, for night. SATURDAY
-Premed to Wm. Kneohtens, Con. 14,
Multillop, for noon ; then to hie own
amble where he will remain until the
following Monday morning.
BARON BLAGg
ROST. MoRELVEY, Manager,
MONDAY -Will leave hie own etable,
Loi 22, 0011, 8, Grey, and go Went to Jas.
Oardiff's, Lot 8, Oen. 7, for noon ; then
00 .13 Tyremen's, Lot 10, Con, 12, for
night, TUESDAY-Prooeed to Jae. D.
McNair% ti t 22, Oen 13, for noon filen
to William A.daue, Lot 1, Oen 11, 31 ma,
for night. WEDNDSDAY-Prooeed to
Thoe. Hann ton's, Lot 5, Con. 7, BIM,
for noon ; then to Thos. Toughim'e, Lot
6, Oen 4, Einut, for night, THURS.
DA.Y-Proueed to David 3, Stewart%
Molesworth, for noon ; then to Joh
Rine% Lot 30, Con. 1, Grey, for night.
FRIDAY -Proceed to Ivy Oatnpbell's,
Lot 23, Um 8, for noon ; then West to
Jae Tairehntl'e, Lot 5, Con. 4, for night.
SATURDAY - Primeed South to Go:
Con , then to hie own etable where he
will remain nutil the folli wing Monday
morning,
; -,14kMeleD -eeautemeret't'mra."..-
CSTAI2LI13tiC3 1013
THE STANDARD BANK'
OF CANADA
Head Office - - Toronto
$1.00 OPENS AN ACCOUNT
In our Savings Department, Deposits of$x 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 Branches.
SA
BRUSSELS BRANCH
J. F. Rowland', Manager
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
10 GRA SS STEERS FOR
Razz. Apply to lto BT. BLAIR. Let
8000. 18, Grey, or Walton P.0, . 95.2
FT ORS'S FOR SALE—FIRST^
1 mess young hover., 7 years old. Would
make a enod third Wolfe for s farmer. R.
TBOMSON, Egg Emporium, Brussels,
GOOD BARN FOR SALE 40x
00 feet, with inane stabling under it.
P oesession at upoe. For further portion-
/ars apply to ROM., BLAIR, Lot 5, Con, 18,
Grey. 96-2
L
OST -A SMALL NOTE BOOK
carried in the vest pocket, NVII/I lost by
R. IL Hay, of Lietowel, on Saturday, 18th
Inst., in Brussels, Suitable reward will be
uparuidubeyia.its prompt return to THE Pon,
96.1
SIX YOUNG MEN WANTED,
anywhere from 16 to 20 years of age,
We have good openings for young roeu 89010
desire to learn a first -elites trade. A pin, at
0000 W H. WILLIS SHOE 00 ,Luttritn,
Seatorth. 904
MORTGAGE SALE OF VArm-
ABLE FARM PROPE11TY.-11
Linder and by virtue of the Power of Bale,
etfntained in a certain Mortgage, which will
be produced at the time of salethere will
be offered tor eale Ily Public 'Auction on
Friday, May 31st, 1907, at the hour of 1,80
o'elook in the alternoon, at the queen's
Hotel 10 the Village of Brussels, in the
finality 00 Elltroti, by F. 8 . Scott, Auctioneer,
the follOwiug valuable property, namely :-
Being all that certain poral or treat of
land, nituate, Iyieg aud being in the Town-
ship 0 Morris, is the County of Hurou, for-
merly owned 1 y Patine, Kelly, Iusolvent,
end being 000 Wtst 201101 tlie North Half
of Let u umber Fourtheu in the Eight!) Oon.
0000100 0! the thin Township of Morris. eon-
tidniug Slit) mires of land. The term is
exoeileut suit and in good condition. It is
under lease nut,' 0130 100 day of November,
A D, 1907, upon terms which will be made
known en 000 0(5.1 Bain, or upon_ applica-
tiou to the uutieraigued Pemba
Fall plowing There is 0 comfortable log
uti8de &abut edul. 1. 8' ulee 1b:0%12cl:1-IL wpiethr 'OA!
oi the maimed money to be paid ta the
Veneta oi ins kimieital tie the day of sale
tbe :attai)8 la thirty days the, It
iurther partioniafe aud conditions of sale
apply 00 0111.1,1 lit th, unilereigned
BOOTP, A B. dACIMINALD,
Auetiouthr. Solicitor for Mortgagee .
Dated at Brussels 11,1,1y 10053.1907.
WANTED. --ONE HUNDRED
feMale operaliVeri her Retying and
Knitting Sleablues, Wind vo, eie., in Knit-
ting Hine at P frie, Ontario. Railway 'area
advanced. %Then wages paid. Addrees
PENMANS LI IPED. 96.0
Tenders for Gravel
Tenders will be received by the under-
signed, up 11 8 aturday, Tune tat, at 6 p. M..
for supplying threthed and unthreened
gravel for the Corporation of 132.11PRO1B for
the prawn of 1907, Gravel to be got from
Miller }Moe'. pit. The lowest or any tender
not necessarily no/muted. Work to he done
at the direction of the etreet Onintnitliee.
404 F. S. 80000, Clerk.
Huron. County Council.
The Council of the corporation of the
County of Huron will meet to the Council
Chamber, in the Town of Goderieh, at 8
ololook on Tuesday, June tbe 4012. All no.
°omits against the 0ounty requiring 088010.
080110 nmet be placed with the 0 lark before
day of meeting W. LANE.
Dated May 505h,1907. Clerk.
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the estate of William
Eaeton, late of the Township of Me-
Killop, in the County of Huron, Gen-
tleman, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, persuant to Bevis.
ad Statutes of Ontario 1897. Obap. 129; and
amending Acts, that ail creditore and others
having any claims against the estate of the
Bald William Eaetou, who died on or about
the 9.5th day of March, 1907, are required on
or before the 8111 clay of June, 1907, to send
by post, prepaid, or deliver to A. B. Mao-
donald, of the Village of Brussels, Solicitor
fur Jas. H. Humphries, of the Village of
Walton, the Admfullitra tor of the estate,
their Christian and thrnames and addresses
with full particulars in writing of their
claims, the 0190,08,00 01 their athounte and
the 060890 01 the securities (11 any) held by
them.
And uotioe is further given that after the
,ald loot mentioued 1810 0130 said Adminis-
trator will proceed to distribute the assets
of the deceased amonget the parties 008111.
el thereto, having regard only to the Mama
of 'which he shun then have notice and
that the eaid & Iminiatrater will not be
liable for the Icseets,..r any part thereof, to
ally person ur poisons of whose claims not.
ice shall nut 11 ve beau received thy Lim at
the time of such distribution,
Dated, at Brussels, May 15111,1907.
A. B. MACDONALD
41.0 Begetter tor Administrator.
Wall
Paper.
Remnant s
We are offering some
nartieirarly Pilill 1)111111 Il
f 14,8111111.,r4 •(1 yl''" lii
Ili 113,111.1 01111011 1.1-1111
bii)W cost Very iiiitable
for small bedrooms, 0103-
ets, pantlys, &c.
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East Huron Agl. Society.
A reeding of the Past Huron Agrithltural
Society Directors will be held in the Coun-
cil Chamber,Brussels, 00 etiturday. May
Mb, at 2 o'clock, to revise Prize met and
arrange preliminaries Sir the eonaiug Pall
Pair. A full attendance is requested,
.7AS. SPEIR, President,
W. B. HERR, Secretary,
QTRAYED ON THE PREM -
100801 the undersigned, Norte Lot
17,0on. 7,Morris, u Week mare with white
bind feet. The o wine. is requeeted to prove
property, pay exeenses 9111 1105 nor weal'.
9641 40.8, 94201001,, Brueeole P.O.
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the estate of Robert In-
. glis, late of the Township of Grey, in
the County of Huron, farmer, de-
ceased.
Notice hi hereby given, pursuant to Revie.
ed !Matinee of Coterie, 1807. Chap, 199, and
amendine A0tR, that all creditors and others
having any chime against the imitate 01 0110
5010 Robeet Inglie. wh, died 00 09 about tile
8011 /ley of A pri1,1907 are riAnired on prim -
:ore the 8th day of June, 1907, to send by
pest, vrepaid, or deliver to 11.8 SfitedounIcl,
of the Village of animals, Folleitor for Mu -
lay R. (Mott and Devil 100117, the Adminis-
trators et tbe estate Oho it Christian and
et/themes and addrosses with full partioa-
tare in writing of their claims, the state.
meet 01 their acconuts and the eatere of
the thou Mies 119 587) held by them,
And notice is further elven that after the
said bet meubioned date the said Adminis-
trators will proceed to distribute the meets
of the ciecenFtd umongst tbe parties entit.
led Ober, lo. having regard on ly to the Wanda
of which they shah thou „Alb -1100100 Mid
that the isid Aunoinistrutors will not be
liable for the 009000 01 any part thereet,to
auy pet son or pe sous of whose elaime not.
ice snail nut 1 aye been received by them at
the time of mob distrtlintIon
Dated at Brus-els, May 14t12, 1907.
A.B. IVIAL.DONALD,
95.8 Solicitor for Administrators.
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BRUSSELS NEW G. N. McLaren
DAY LIGHT STORE
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FIRST ANNUAL MAY ;.':ALE
OF BOY.' ANO MEti:-‘i, CLOTHING.
An event PO great that all previous (nd-, are ovt t-ladowed. Saturday, May 11th,
we inaugurate our Forst May Sale of Boys' and Msn's Clothing ami place before the
publics the most complete stock nt Ho)s' and Men's Read,l-to-wear Clothing that has
ever been offered in Brussels. This sale prssents an excellent opportunity to save
uloney. We guarantel. the quality of our Clothing, They are all made by reliable
makers and are perfect fitting.
Boys' Suits, regular $8 and $3.50 for $2.69
-Boys' 2 -piece Suits, in lovely new Spring
patterns, Tweede, light and dark colorings, double
aud single breasted, well made with good trim-
mings, perfect fitting for boys 7, 8,9 and 10 years
old, regnlar up to 38.50 ; ottoice for 3 2 69
Same Qualities and Patterns as above
- 2-pieoe Suits for Boys, age 11 to 15, regular
up to 35.00; May Sale Price 8 49
Men's Suits regular up to $9.50 for $6.75
Men's Tweed Suite, single and double breaded
styles, light and dark colorings, strong linings and
perfect fitting, all sizes from 36 to 44, regular
values up to $9.50 ; May Sale Price 6 75
Men's Suits regular up to $18.00 for $9.75
-Men's Tweed, Worsted and Serge Suits, sin-
gle and doeble breasted styles, light and dark
shades, out in the newest Spring styles'extra good
lining end perfect fitting, all sizes 36 to 44, regu-
lar values up to 318.00 ; May Sale Price 9 75
Boys' 3 -piece Suits reg. up to $6.00 for $4.49
-Boys' 8-pleoe Suits with Knit:titer Pante, in a
big range of New Spring Patterns, light and dark
shades single and double breasted styles, good
strong. liniugs and perfect fitting, for boys aged 10
to 16, regular values up to 36.00 ; May Sale price 4 49
Boys' 3 -piece Suits reg. up to $7.50 for $5.69
-Boys' and Young Men's Suits, in light and
dark shades, Tweeds, New Spring Patterns, good
linings, made with long pante and are perfect fit-
ting, sizes 82 to 85, regular price up to 37.50 ;
May Sale Price 5 69
Men's Odd Pants
-Men's oda Pante in Tweeds, Berges and
Fancy Worsteds; Special Values at from..31,00 to 3 00
Boyce Odd Knioker Pants
-Bove Odd snicker Pants in Tweeds and
Serges, a ootnpleterange in stook ; Special Values
at from .26 to 1 00
Latest in Men's Hats are here
We have in stock an A 1 assortment of
Men's Shirte, Collars, fact every-
thing in Men's Furnishings.
Spring Rain Coats and Toppers
Only a few Spring Rain Coats and the
Short Toppers left ; all new and choice pat-
terns. If your size is here -you can buy one
at Wholesale Price,
fliebest Pricem for Produce,
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