HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1907-6-6, Page 8BLUE STONE
Fdi1 SPRAYING
When the Blossoms fall spray
the Fruit Trees, You will find
it to pay twice over. The follow-
ing formula is a good one ;—
Blue Stone, 4 lbs.
Lime, 4lbe,
Paris Green, 4 tablespoons
Water, 20 gallons,
We liaye a Superior Blue Stone
at 15o. per lb.
"Infant's Delight Soap"
25o per Box of 3 Oakes
Cleansing
Soothing
Healing
Refreshing
Delicately Perfumed and con-
stantly used leaves the skin soft
and smooth.
Shell Brand Castile Soap
a Ib. Bar alta
F. R.
SMITH
DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
eOUTHE0N nxT0N0O17 W. 0. & D,
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
GOINe eotITH GOING NORTH.
brafl 7:06 x,00 I Mixed 010 a,m
0,mI Mail .. 1:44 p.m
lOxpreae...... elect p.m Expreea 6:51 p,m
Pal getvs 4thus
A ohiel'e among ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent fi.
Salon, Board Friday evening of next
week.
GIANT TaIPLETi "Ourrouoy" "Bobs"
end "Stag" Chewing Toba0000e, in big
plugs. Quality always the same.
SAMUEL Ci wpo10, Albert street,
desires to eon hie property ea he con.
templates removing to Winnipeg. Gee
advt.
FOURTH Division Court filled in about
all of Wednesday, a jury case, Crich ve.
Clark, 0000pying considerable time.
Verdict was given for the plaintiff.
FARMERS' INSTITUTE.—On Friday, Jane
7th, et 1.30 p. m., the anuual meeting
of Beet Huron Farmers' Insatiate will
be held in the Chanel! chamber; Brute
sale, for the reoeiving of Audilore' re.
port, eleotion of ofdoere, &o.
HURRAH I FOR THE 610000 FARM.—The
annual ex0arsioo, from Kincardine to
Hentryu inolneivo, will be run by special
train to the Ontario Agrionitaral College
on Thursday Jdue 27th. Date wee first
announced for Jane 21st bat the G. T. R,
could cot supply a train hence the change
to Jetta 27th. All tickets good to re.
turn by any regular train on Friday.
Reserve the date and go and enjoy the
day at the Ylodel Farm. Farther par.
tioularo may be secured from pouters
and dodgers.
DATE INaoRRRCT.—Leat week Tao
Pour oopied an item from the Wiugham
Times stating that the animal meeting
of East Huron Conservatives would be
held in Brussels on Tuesday of thio week.
A good number came to town on the
strength of our notice and found Gnat no
meeting was called. We try to make
Tae Pon an authority and soppoeed the
item was correct knowing that the Seore.
Lary and President reside in Wingham
and that the meeting is usually bold in
Brueeele in the month of Jane. We will
be glad to give notice of the meeting when
the proper date is set.
AUCTIONEERS AND PEDDARe.—Following
is a list, from Co, Treaeurer Holmen, of
the licensed anotioneers and pedlars in
Huron Go. :—Auctioneers -0. F. Van—
drick, Geo. Beckett, Thos. Gundry, Jas,
Stanley, F. S. Soots, Tboe. Cameron,
Frank Ballantyne, G. W. Walker, Henry
Boesenberry, J. G. McMichael, John
Gill, R. M. Charles, Thoe. E. Robson,
Fred. 0, MaDonell, Jae. A. Smith, David
Diokineon, 0. H. Wilson, Jae. Jones,
Thomas Brown, R, Hunter, Henry
Torrance, R. H. G}arniae, John Purvis,
Edward Boseeubetry, B. S. Philips,
Joseph White, Solmon Hardy, W. A.
Carrie. Pedlars,—J. E. Barnwell,
Darman McDonald, Geo. Vanderburg,
Augustine MoGuire, Wm. McKeown,
G. H. Eoglond, W. K. Whaley, Stuart
Miller, Geo. Beatty, Anthony MoDonald,
A, Dolgoff, James Oatt, W. G. Coombea,
Henry Hayden, Robt. Shaw, W. 3. Mo•
Craokeu, A. MaMarohy, J. E. Frey, G.
F. lloPhee, W. J. Powell, Wm. Bash.
field.
MRS, BARBARA BTRAOHAN GONE HOME,—
Following a long extended and at times
moet painful illness Mre. Barbara W.
Slraohan said farewell to the concerns of
earth and passed away to bar reward on
Wednesday morning, aged 69 years, 5
months and 19 days. She died at the
home of nurse Thompson, Catharine
Wen, with whom ehe boarded. Deoeae-
ed was well and favorably known in
Brneeele and looalily where she spent
over 35 pear!. Her maiden name wa0
Barbara W. Smith and her birtbptaoe
Clarke township, Durham Go. In. Jane
of 1876 she wee united in marriage to
Alex. Slraohan, merchant of Srnesele,
who died 2 years later, They had no
fatally. For the past 8 or 9 years Mre.
Strachan had suffered from multiple
neuritis which bade defiance to the beet
medical treatment. She ie survived by 8
brothere (Walter Smith, of AIma, Ont.,
Jno. 3., of Brandon, Man., and A. R.,
merchant, of Clinton,) and 4 sisters,
(Eire. A. Campbell, of Vanderbilt, Mich.,
Mre. J. R. Smith and Mrs. Dr. MoKel•
vey, of Brueeele, and Mre. Frank
Wright, of Taroberey.) A brother and
Meter are also deceased, The subject of
this notioe wee a bright, intelligent lady
of good business ability, generone and
kindly who bore her long illness with
great reeignation. She wee a member
of the Preebyteriao church. The faunal
will take place Friday aftoreoon at 3
o'olook, service being held a half hour
earlier. Interment will be made he Brne.
Dole cemetery, alongeide her husband.
Mr, Straohan was a brother to Thos.,
Jen. and James Strachan, well known
reeide0te of Grey township, and an uncle
to A. Straohau, of town. A wide circle
of Mende will regret to hoar of Mo.
Btraohan's demise,
SOME whoppers of fish, of the mullet
variety, have been taken from the Mail•
land, weighing as high as 5 pounds,
Fon quality and goautity ask your
dealer for the new big plugs of "Bobs"
"Stag" and "Oarreoay" Chewing Tobao'
000x. 46-13
DottlmoN Day program will be made
up of Ban Ball, Foot bell, athletic eporte
Highland piping and dancing, &o. Kin•
oardioe Band hae beau engaged for the
day and the Firth Concert 0o. for the
evening.
GEORGE Waimea, reoeotly of Brussels,
hae pnrebaaed a livery basinsee in Olin.
ton and will remove his family theta
from Harriston. We wish Mr. Walker
eadeese. The Clinton people will find
the family firet•olaee.
Mae, DEMPSEY, aunt of S. 0. Wilson, of
Brussels, died at Saturday after only 6
daye' illeaee of double pneumonia. Fau-
nal took place on Tuesday. Mr. Wilson
and hie ;deter, Mrs. J. D. Miller, of Mor
ria attended. A brother-in•law in the
person of Alex. Laird, et Bowiok, died
Thursday of last week, of diabetie, aged
67 years. The funeral was on Saturday
to Gerrie cemetery.
WEDDING BELLS.—A very pleaeant
event took plane at the home of E. A.
and Mrs. MoAeh, of Dubao, Sask., on
May 28th when Mies Jessie M, Living-
ston, formerly of Brussels, Out., became
the wife of Harry M. Smith, of Dubuc.
The ceremony wee performed by Rev.
Dr, Moloy, at 10.50 a. ne. and was wit•
neaeed by only a few of their near
friends. The bride looked very pretty iu
her travelling snit of brown venetian.
Daring the bride's stay in Dubuc she has
made a great many friends who will
welcome her as a resident of the town.
The groom who is ebsttou ageatof•Duboo,
ie an obliging and energetic young man.
The groom's gift to the bride wee a pearl
areeoeot. The happy young couple left
on the noon train for Brandon, Portage
is Prairie end other towns and On their
return will reside in Dubuc.
Nothing Else Will do Bier Now.
John Mulligan's wire wee much perplexed
At the bread ehe'd made and was sorely
• vexed ;
Elbe bad tried and tried, but tried in vain,
Bad obauged her flour and tried it again,
But 'twee no nae, the bread was bad,
The thought of 1t sickened and made her
sad.
For John liked good bread (as all men do),
'Twas half hie meal and this she ,knew.
But 'twee not her fault, she Wail not to
blame,
'Twee the flour's fault, it was all the some ;
Though a doaert brans 0r more ehe tiled,
The brood was bad and she cried and cried,
And eat her down and in thought soon wee
lost ;
But soddenly she pioked up Tan B0000000
P000,
And there in the colmmne,well advised,
She saw "White Loaf" Flour advertised.
Bo she sat for a moment and silently mused,
Now here is a Hour that I've never used ;
Her action is prompt and her heart gently
thrills,
As she calls up the "National Roller Mills,"
And ehe tried"White Loaf" Flour to make
her bred,
And that night for ohne John was pleased
and glad;
And since then she keeps in her bakery
bower
None other but "Pryno'e White Loaf" Flour,
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.—At 6 a. m. Taeeday
of this week Rev. A. 0. Wishart tied the
matrimonial knot between J. Leslie Kerr,
Editor of the Standard, Blyth, only eon
of W. H. and Mre. Kerr of Tar POST,
and Miee Lottie J., third daughter of
George and Mre. Brown, of Brueeele.
Ceremony took plane in the drawing
room, the priuoipale taking their piaoee
under a floral bell as the wedding maroh
wee played on the piano by Miee Mar.
prat Brown, sister of the bride. The
bride was becomingly attired in a brown
Eaton snit of chiffon broedoloth, with
waist of (ream real Irish lane and her
hat was (ream Bilk braid, oetrioh plumes
and brown roses to match the gown,
She carried a beautiful boquet of roses.
After congratalatious the wedding break
feet was partaken of and the young
couple took the 7 o'clock train on a
wedding trip to Toronto, Hamilton and
Niagara Fella. Only the immediate
relatives attended the wedding. The
presents were choice, useful and well
assorted 000si0tiog of out glees, china,
furniture, silverware, a oheque, &o, The
groom's gift to the bride was a sunburst
of peerle. On the return of Mr. Kerr
and bride they will take np residenoe in
Blyth, commencing married life with
many good wishes.
CHURCH CHIMES
Next Sabbath the pastor will preach in
the Methodist church morning and even.
ing,
The monthly Missionary collection in
the Methodist Sabbath sohool last Sun-
day wag $6,13. Mrs. N. M,oOaoley's class
supplied a abort, interesting program,
Last Sabbath evening Ole Song Servioe
entitled "The Prodigal Son," was given
in the Methodist church and proved not
only interesting but inetruotive. Services
of a somewhat similar oharaoter will be
given again.
The Sunday School Inetitute, oonduot.
ed by Rev, Dr. Robert000, of Toronto,
in Melville !hunch last Friday, was e
marked 0000eee and demonstrated the
practical working of this great ohurob
organization in tugtrootiog the youth.
Rev. Mr. MaKerroll, of Lugkuocv, oleo
took part.
fake Your Unused Funds
bear interest at the highest current rates, Amounts of
$1,00 and upwards are received in the SAVINGS DEQ
PARTMENT of THE METROPOLITAN BANK.
Interest is allowed from date of deposit, and compounded
every three months. No delay in withdrawal
ALL DEPARTMENTS OF BANKING ARE CONDUCTED WITH ABSOLUTE
SATISFACTION AND SECURITY,
The difetropolitan Bank
Capital Paid Up, $1,000,000,00. Reserve Fund and Undivided Profits, $1,183,713,23
W. J. FAWCETT, LOCAL BRANCH MANAGER
v
Rev, Mr,lHaetie,,;ot Belgrave, preached
in Melville oharoh last Saturday after.
noon giving a very appropriate discourse,
Sunday morning the paetor spire from
the words "Come for all things are now
ready," A large number remained for
the oommunion. The evening topio wee
"Oaeting ont demoue,"
ANNlvnn0AR0.—St. John's oharoh pun
pose holding its anniversary 08000008 on
Sunday next at 11 a, m. and 7.80 p. m.,
oondaoted by Rev. Mr. Turnbull, of
Godorich, who is well known in this
vioinity. There will be a congregational
00.001on on Monday, June 10th, in the
basement, for which 00000000 a good
program is being prepared. At tine
meeting plans for improving the thumb
will be discussed and therefore a full
attendance ie requested.
Business Locals.
Gowen N0 fence wire at 43.86.
Man & Sem,
Ronan to rent. Apply to Mae. J. R.
SMITH.
Two comfortable hones for Bale.
Apply to W. A. PREWAR,
WOOL WANTED.--Auy quantity, high.
est prices, Aleo large quantities butter
and eggs. GEo. E. Kmo, Wtughem.
Tan "Mareio•Seuour 100% Pure Paint"
ie guaranteed absolutely pure and eold
eobjeot to oheroical analysis.
48-2 & Shaw.
PIANO TUNING.—Fred. A. Lewis will be
in Brneeele next week to tine pianos.
Orders left at Walker & Black's will ue
promptly attended 40.
ICE CREAM PABroL On and after date
for the eea0on will nerve Ioe Cream of
euperior quality, also IIM011ee, Give as
a trial and be 00nvii,oed. MBs. SIRE.
DR. BUTLER'S VIeoT.—Dr. Butler, the
London Eye Spemalint, will be at the
American Hotel, Brussels, on Wedoee•
day, Juue 191h. Glasses supplied.
COLLEGE etodents,teaohere and others
desiring profitable employment for Sum.
mar vaoatiou should write to Hamilton,
Ont., box 283, for particulars.
PAGE FENorttc.—R, close ie now ready
with a large supply of teeming and gates
and if he has not on hand what is wauted
he will soon get it. A card will receive
prompt attention. R. Gene, Ethel.
Piles goi quick end 00,1300 relief trom
Dr. Shoop's Magic Oiotmeui. Please
note it it made for piles alone, and ite
action is positive and certain. Itohiog,
painful, protruding or blind piles die.
appear like mesio by it'e nee, Large
hiokel•oapped glees jars 60 Dente. Sold
by all dealers.
People We Know.
H. W. Farrow was home for Sunday,
Reeve Leokie is attending the Go.
Coanoil.
Mies Eva MoOraoken was visiting at
Paieley and Oheeley.
Mre. Kerne, of Ingersoll, is visiting her
eiater, Mre. F. S. Soots.
Mre. Robe, Maegrove, of Blnevale,
was visiting Mre. Farrow.
A. McKenzie and ohildreo, of Blyth,
were visitors at Geo. Crooke.'
V. 5, Campbell, of Toronto, was a
visitor at W. Pryne's over Sunday.
Barrieter Biuir was here on Wedaeeday
Oonduotmg cane in the Dlvielon Court.
Miee Edith McLeod, of London, ie
visiting at George Thomson's, William
street.
W. A. Garter and wife, of Blyth, spent
Sneday with Sam. and Mre, Clatter,
Brussels.
W. A, Grower and W. 0. and Alex.
Smith lett for Buffalo and New York last
Monday on a holiday trip.
Mre. D. Ferguson, of Teeowater, and
Dr. Fergoseu, of Deeboro', were weloome
visitors in Brueeele this week.
Alonzo Juliette, of THE Pon elaff, 10
at Blyth this week lending a hand while
the editor ie away on a wedding trip,
Enema Crich is attending the Grand
Connell of the Oboaen Friends at Toron•
to, as the representative of Brneeele
Lodge.
Mitre Kate Smith, who ie still at Lon
don Hoopital, to able to mit np and it is
expeoted she will be able to return to
her home here neat week.
'Pan Pon extends congratulations to
Geo. Leokie and bride, of Wroxeter, the
groom being a one time reeideut of Brae.
eel. and an industrious decent young fel-
low.
We are sorry to hear that the wife of
Leon F. Jaokeon, of Ottawa, has been
very i11. We hope to hear of her speedy
0000%10008000. Mr. Jackson wee a form.
er Braeselite,
We regret to hear of the illness of Mre.
Zwioker, of London, well known in town
as Mise Lizzie Sample of other days.
Her many friends here hope ehe will
aeon be oonvaleeoent.
Samuel and Mre. Carter and Mioo
Myrtle left on Tuesday morning en a
trip to Manitoba. They will be away
for a few menthe and will no doubt put
in as enjoyable time.
Ira Gerry, of Fort William, 1s here on
n visit. He is a eon of B. Gerry, Bene.
eels, and ie associated with his brother
Bert in the hardware bneinese in Fort
Winiam where they do a large trade,
It is nearly 4 years since Ira was here
but he hoe changed very little.
This week George and Mre. Miller and
eon removed to Wingham Junotion where
Mr. Miller hae been appointed 0800100
foreman by the G. T. R. While sorry
to lose them from Brnasele wo wish
them ountinued'bappiuese and prosperity.
Char Meadows sncoeede Mr. Miller on
the notion here and should 611 the bill.
Mre. Jno, Downing was renewing old
friendships in Goderioh during the pact
week.
Mre, Nelson Aekio, of Shoshone, Idaho
arrived home last week for a violt. She
is e daughter of Jim. Goatee, Mfil street,
Brneeele,
Watson and Mre. Ainlay and Hugh
and Mrs. Malntosh, of Mo$illop, attend•
ed the wedding of Mies Eleanor Ainlay,
at Listowel, on Wednesday.
Wednesday of this week Ooanoillor
Alfred Banker and Mies Lena Beaker
attended the wedding of Miee Allie Due
doe, of MoKillop, to a Baptist minister,
Miee Rifle Hunter left on Monday
morning for Vermillion, Alberta, where
she will spend a few months, She took
the boat at Sarnia for Fort William,
We wish her a pleasant stay.
George Buchanan left on Tuesday for
Neepewa, Man., where he will teach
school for a time. He preferred this to
being a fire ranger in Northern Ontario
during the University vacation,
Rev. George Jewitt, of Lambeth, was
here for a few days this week visiting
relatives and Mende. He was intending
conference at Goderioh and ran over to
Brueeele before returning he me.
blre.Ohee.Oetermoor and sou Carl,
of Vancouver, B. C., were visiting Miss
Leo Curry. The visitor was a former
,resident of Brneeele , her maiden name
being Ebel Kendall, her father being the
then G. T. R agent here.
We week Rev. J. E. Ford, of Essex,
spent a few days in Braeeelo visiting hie
daughter, Miee Helen D. Ford, of our
public school stuff, and other old friends;
The reverend gentleman hae been ap.
pointed to the p00100010 of Lueknow
Methodist church and will be moving to
that town early in July. His brother,
Rev. W. J. Ford, B, D., of Glencoe, wee
elected President of London Oonter•
nee tbie year,
Brussels Council.
Last Monday evening the annual Conn
of Revision on the Aeeeeement Roll was
held, all the members of the Ooonoil
being present. Appeals were presented
and dealt with as follows :—
bbrs. Bruce, property redacted -4200 00
Rose estate property reduced100 00
Mime Halliday property reduced 150 00
Thos. Garneee' property Tem.
berrystreet redooed. 200 00
Thos, Garnees' property, Mill et., Thaell
Bros. and I. O. Richards' appeals were
not sustained. Cleve Baeker'e name was
added as a joint teeanb of the butcher
shop. On motion the Assessment Roll as
amended was panted es the roll for
1907.
Regular Council business was then
taken up and the minutes read.
On motion of S. T. Plum and R.
Graham a000nnte were ordered to be
paid to :—
M. Niohol, work on street $ 1 25
Senna and Hawthorn, work on
street 6 25
Jen. Long taking Eihel Burton to
Goderioh 8 00
R. Oliver, salary 33 33
Monioipol World blanks 7 75
Tendere for gravel were reoeived ae
followe ;— ooreened aneoreened
N. McCauley ,,., 70o 68o
Sellers and Haw thorn .,,75 65
Jae. Bird 05 56
Miller Broe 70 60
Moved by S. T. Plum, eeonnded by A.
Banker that Mr. MoOealay'e tender be
accepted. Oarried,
By Law re fast driving on the etreete
was read and adopted. It refers to ran
10x, oareleee or 'miens driving. In the
Winter time Prom 9 to 10 a. m. horse.
To Our Patrons
AS we have entered on our woad year
delivering milk to the people of
Brueeele we wish to thank all who have
favored us with their patronage and to
thank those especially who have been
regular in putting out the empty bottles
ae it eaves us a lot of trouble. To our
regular customers milk will be So. a quart
the year round, but to those who only
take it in Winter when milk is scarce and
takes so much more labor and feed to
produce it it will be 6o. Our aim will be
to please our patrons and' give ae good
value as possible. 48.80
CHAS. ROZELL
Brussels
Greenhouse
PLANTS AND
FLOWERS
Any quantity of Tomato, Cauliflow-
er, Celery and cabbage Plante. Tomato
Planta 10o a box or 8o a dozen loose.
Fine collection of Flowering Plante,
A choice lot of Gorauiume and Au-
nnals for bedding.
Boston or Japan Ivy can be put out
any time in Summer -15c, 20o, 26o each.
Floral designs made to order.
Agent for Dale's Out Plowere,
MISS KELLY
fCsTmoL$N150 109'5
'+tF°fll'W • '1 —TT A 'T''^'1'
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.
ea
BRUSSELS BRANCH
3. F. Rowla oath, AL.alfaa) er
.ter ._.,
1 men will be permitted to exorable their
equines on Ternberry street,
The Property Committee will get
estimates es to necessary repairs to the
Town Hall.
It was decided to do some neoeeeary
grading on Alexander street not before it
ie needed.
Council then adjourned.
M.dRR27E]J.
K000—BRowN.--In Brneeele, on Jane
41b, by Rev. A. 0. Wiehart, B. A„
Mr, J. Leslie Kerr, Editor of the
Standard, Blyth,,o Miee Lottie Jean
►, Brown, of Brneeele.
Lemur —Monnleoo, — In Wingham, on
Paley 290h, by Rev. Mr. Boyle, Mr.
George Leckie to Miee Lelieha Mon
risen, both of Wroxeter,
SMITH LIVINGSTONE In Dnbno, Seek.,
1, on May 28tb, by Rev. Dr, McKay,
Mr, Harry M. Smith, of Dolma, to
Miee Jessie M, Livingetone, formerly
1 of Brueeele.
a2E T,
STRAOaAN,—la Brussels, on June 681,,
Barbara W Smith, relict of the late
Alexander Straohen, aged 59 years,
6 menthe and 19 days.
sRvssr.u. earKzwars
Fall Wheat 80 82
Barley 45 48
Peas 70 72
Oats 40 41
Butter, tube and rolls17 18
Eggs per dozen 16 17
. Hay per ton 9 00 10 00
Flour, per bbl 4 60 6 20
Hoge, Live 6 75
Wool 24 25
Potatoes per bus 40 50
Apples (per bbl,) 1 00 1 60
Salt, per bbl., retail 1 26 1 25
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
HOUSE AND i ACRE LOT]
for sale—Albert street, comfortable
borne in good repair. Small stable, Rood
well, cistern, &o, Possession any time. For
further particulars appply on the promisee
to S, ORA WFORD, Brussels. 48.11
VI ivt ALE TEACHER WANTED
for 6. e. No. 7, Grey Township (Vil-
lage of Oranbrnok-) .-Dutfee to commence
after Summer vacation. Apply stating 01.
ary and experience, with testimonials, on
or before July 1st, 10 A MODfiNALD,
47.4 Secretary-Treas., Oranbrook.
TENDERS WANTED, — TEN–
nrtts will be received by the under.
eigned up to June 10h, for putting cement
floors In basement of Oranbreok oebeol,
Speoifloatione may be neon at McDonald's
etm•e, The lowest or any tender not noose•
eerily accepted. Work to be completed be.
fore August let, A. MoD.iNALD,
47.8- Seo: Troae,. Oraabrnok.
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Wall
Paper
Remnants
We are offering some
particularly fine bundles
of Remnants at very low
prices, in many eases =oh
1 below cost. Very suitable
for small bedrooms, clos-
ets, pantrys, &c.
—AT—
FOX'S
DRUG STORE
facelootecteacetateneitetwittateetatweteeistetweatea
WTANTED,—UNE HUNDRED
female operatives for F'nwing and
Knitting tlaobiuee, Winders, ole.. in Knit.
Mug Mills at Paris,. Outurlo. Railway tares
advanced. Highest wages paid. Address
PDNMAN8 LIttfl'ED, 46.0
Pretty
Muslins
(XTITH the arrival of
f�0 vV warmer weather we
wish to remind the Ladies
of our choice range of Fan-
cy Mullins, comprising a
large variety of diffirrent patterns, colorings and weaves.
Wt consider this season's collection the prettiest it has been
our pleasure to show you. It will be to your advantage to see
tLem before making your Spring Muslin purchases.
Our Prices are 10c, 15c, 2Oc, 25c, 35c, 40c, 05c
June Designers and Patterns to hand.
Standard Patterns in stock at only 10c and 15c
—none higher.
A handsome Fashion Sheet FREE to those who
call for them.
NO FANCY PRICES EVERYTHING CHEAP
met.'a,'wy„'I,i'LNdhdIL'4lG7UPi,rVdM
Alex. Strachan
BRUSSELS NEW
DAYLIGHT $TOR
G. N. McLaren
FIRST ANNUAL MAY SALE
OF BOYS' AND MEN'S CLOTHING
An event so great that all previous efforts are overshadowed. Saturday, May llth,
we inaugurate our First May Sale of Boys' and Men's Clothing and place before the
public the most complete stock of Boys' and Men's Ready-to-wear Clothing that has
ever been offered In Brussels. This sale presents an excellent opportunity to save
money. We guarantee the quality of our Clothing, They are all made by reliable
makers and are perfect fitting.
Boys' Suite, regular $3 and $3.50 for $2.69
—Boys' 2-pieoe Suite, in lovely new Spring
patterns, Tweeds, light and dark colorings, double
and Bingle 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 0 2 69
Same Qualities and Patterns as above
—2 -piece Suite for Boys, age 11 to 15, regular
up 10 $5.00 ; May Sale Price
3 49
Men's Suits regular up to $9 50 for $6.75
Men's Tweed Suite, single and double breasted
styles, light and dark colorings, strong linings and
perfect fitting, all eine from 36 to 44, regular
values up to 00.60 ; May Sale Price 6 75
Men's Suits regular up to $13.00 for $9.75
—Men's Tweed, Worsted and Serge Suite, sin- '
gle and double breasted styles, light and dark
shades, out in the newest Spring stylise, extra good
BMus and perfect fitting, all sizes 36 to 44, regu-
lar values up to $13.00 ; May Sale Price 9 75
Boys' 3 -piece Suits reg. up to $6.00 for $4,49
—Boys' 3 -piece Suits with Kuioker Pants, in a
big range of New Spring Patterns, light 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' 3 -piece Suits reg. up to $7.50 for $5.69
—Boys' and Young Men's Suite, in light and
dark ehade0, Tweeds, New Spring Patterns, good
linings, made with long pante and aro perfect fit,
ting, sizes 32 to 35, regular price ftp to $7.50 ;
May Sale Price
6 69
Men's Odd Pants
—Men's Odd Pants in 'Tweeds, Sergee and
Fanny Worsteds ; Special Valuee at from..01.00 to 8 00
Boys' Odd Knicker Pants
—Boyo' Odd Koioker Pante in Tweeds and
Berges, a complete range in stools ; Special Values
at from .25 to 1 00
Latest in Men's Hats are here
We have in stook an A 1 assortment of
Men's Shirts, Collars, Ties—in 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.
Highest Prices for Produce.
Goods Right or your Money Back. G.N, aLar V i