The Brussels Post, 1907-7-11, Page 8rd on the Igor
Tide ]lob weather le all right bub very hard on the Corns. Tllie is the) nate
when they begin to piuoh and matte a poreon miserable. Do not stugd it but
get it paokage of our Corn Onre and gab quiok relief. 15e and 250 per paolcugo,
Many a Hard Road
iegmado easy by using NYALS' FOOT DASD'EIY1—pride 160 per paokage—
need for tired, oohing, swollen or blistered feet. Aleo deatroye The odor of
parapfratiOn,
Summer Comfort
le oeoured by acing a good Taloum Powder, We have Oolgabee' Violeb Tal.
Mien ; Coigates' ()Dahmer Baguet Talcum ; Euthymol Powder: ; Mennen's
Violeb Talonm—very refreshing and keeps the skin in a healthy condition.
Anything that's New in Picture Post Cards
WE HAVE IT,
DRUGGIST AND OP
TICIAN,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
S0nTaEBN EXTENSION W. E. & H.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, aefollows:
GoXNG ROOTH GOING NORTH.
Express
,11:26
7:00 axe 'Express
m
II Express 10:00 am
11:-00 a.m :I Mai]
Express 3:02 pNlapreea...... 8:01p.
11,04 a.m
Taal Sears kents
A ohiel's amang ye takir' notes,
An' faith he'll prent id. •
Preerea xran vs. Brussels,
A names of horses are bothered with
distemper.
Samoa Board will meet Friday even-
ing of tbie week.
Ammo Benin's mare presented him
with a floe Moobare dolt,
40 0ENT8 in advance genres Tan PoeT
to the let of January, 1908.
Tan Town Hall is to bo fitted up in
batter style, not before it needed it.
Loma Dim= and Will. Griffith will
play with Guderioh Band at Blyth on
Friday.
THIRTEEN pupils wrote at the exemina-
tioes in progress here this week. In.
epeotor Robb was in oharge.
BRUesuro and locality wae well rep-
resented at the Nioboleon Garden Party
Thursday evening of last week.
GIoNT TRIPLETS "Ourrency" "Bobs"
and "Slog" Chewing Tobacooee,. in big
plugs. Quality always the same.
The annual Sabbath Sobool Exoareion
will be ran to IIinoardine fn August.
Arrangements are now being made.
Les/ Monday evening H. B. Elliott, of
Wingbam, D. D. G. M., installed tbe
officer, for the cnrre0t term in the I, 0.
0. F. Encampment Brussels.
PLATTSVILLE — BRn0SELS,— Mand ay
evening on Victoria Park, Braesele.
This will be the matoh of the Beason as
the 1907 Intermediate obampionehip
hinges on it. Don't mise it.
W. H. Mo0Re0EMN, D. D. G. M., is
buoy these meetings installing the of eiere
in tbe varione Odd Fellow Lodges ie his
dietriot. He wae at Wroxeter on Mon•
day and will be in Wingham Thursday
evening.
THE Wingliam Times has entered
upon its slab year under the direotion of
H. 13. Elliott and is lo good fettle.
Wiughacn people support it loyally and
in that reaped ebow their good sense,
Tan Foss wishes Bro. Elliott health,
wealth and happiness.
KEEP Down Tag Dun .—An unsigned
letter is to band, by "A Business Mon,"
oomplaining about the inactivity of the
street waterlog ant and urging that
eithr the duet be properly kept down or
else that the "dant" be not put down
Saturday uigbte. As we must have the
proper signature before publication we
withold the communication.
A TOW belonging to P. J, Kelly Morrie,
ran away Monday evening from the
rear of Gerry & Walker's store and made
a dash into the Queen's Hotel etablee.
The wheel etruok the door jam damaging
it and further in Mr. Querrin's rubber
tired boggy was naught. Richard
Stevens was hitohing up Mr. Qaerrin'e
horse and the wonder wae that be was
not kilted. He reoeived quite a shaking
np003IPLAINT i8 made over the foot that
some cows going to and from peahen are
not properly guarded. One lady had a
flower bed and a share of her vegetable
garden completely ruined by a vagrant .
bossy, and a man etatoo thee ao equine
tramped boles in hie lawn that be has
been trying to get level for years. This
gentleman wants to know who the poand-
keeper is, why the Ooanoit dou'a enforce
tine rey-Law, or whether it is like some
other town By -Laws, a dead letter
LOYAL TEMPERANCE LEGION —The meet•
ing of the Loyal Temperance Legion was
held July 5th in the W. 0, T. U. rooms.
The meeting was opened with singing
atter whiob Muriel Brothers read the
Bible Ieeeoo. The Lord's Prayer was
repeated 1n anieon and a hymn was sang.
The minutee of the last meeting were
read and adopted and the "Look out" and
"Flower" Oommittese reported progress,
Trnie Deadman then read a story dealing
with the motive pact ablldren roey play in
the Temperance muse; Sidney Brothers,
one on the Evils of Intemperance); and
Edith Deadman, on The Life and Work
of Frances Willard, one of on great tem
panne workers. After the Band prao•
tided tt Temperance song, the meeting
was Mooed with singing and prayer,
PIONEER PARSES AWAY —Ode of the
earliest fam1110e in Wallaoe was that of
the Fergoeone, who rattled on the 8rd
line of Wallace, and on the homestead
here William Ferguson, the head of the
family, died on Tuesday of loot week in
hie 79th year, Mr. Pergueon bad been
bedfast toe a number of years past and
hie death Was not a0expeoted, The de•
oeaeed wa0 not only a eaooeestul farmer
but Was one of the lemons bunters of the
earlierdays, and many a fine deet has
fallen to his anteing rifle in the Queen's
Bach. The funeral took place Thuredey
afternoon fr m his late taeidenoe on the
Sed line of Miami to Fairview Oem0.
eery, Listowel, Demand was tbe father
of Mrs. George Bldwards, of Braaeele.
MEaete. ULEoa chipped a Ooaple of oars
of export cattle on Monday from Brunets
G. T. R. stook yards.
Six months of the year gone. Pay
your subooriptiou for Tan Pon if you
have not already done so.
Fen quality and quantity ask your
dealer for the new big plugs of "Bobo!'.
"Stag" and "Oarrenoy" Chewing Tobao
000x., 46-15
A Deunx.—Basker Bros„ babobere,
bongbt a Spring lamb from Ales. Mo -
Donald, of Grey, that dressed 57 ponude.
It was a flue one without any doubt.
A Fenn and Feed delivery wagon 0708
shipped this week by D. Ewan & Oo., to
Guelph for W. F. Stewart who recently
bought a bushman there. It takes Bras -
eels to fill the bill,
Aa00NO those who visited Niagara Falls
this week on the B. 0. B. excursion were
Misses Ellie and May Smith, Minnie Mc-
Naughton and Oarrie Hingston, W.
Paweon, Chas. Bishop and S. J. McKee,
FRIDAY of this week is the historic
12th. Brunie Orangemen will celebrate
at Blyth, going by epeoial train whiob
leaves at 8 a. ne. Returning 7.15 p. m, is
set as the hour for leaving Blyth. Re
turn fare is 80 ciente.
SnvanLL Braseelitea went to Seaforth
Friday evening to witness the Dondae-
Seaforth Foot Ball game in the Senior
finals. The soore was a tie 1-1 but a0
the visitors had the lead from a former
matob they are champions.
THE Sons of Sootiand of Atwood ran
an excursion to Niagara Falls on Taeeday
by a epeoial train. The return fare was
$2.15 from Brussels, It the trip bed
been properly advertised here no .doubt
many more would have attended, ae it
was 15 tickets were sold at this elation.
Homan Mumum—At the Ines regular
me0tiug of the well .known Howick
Mataal Insurance Co., on Jane 29th,
tbere was ao mash work the Direotore
had to adjourn until the following Mon.
day to complete it. There were 170 ap•
plications passed, A quarter of a mil-
lion of increase is reported in the amount
at risk since January let. Wedneeday
of this week Government Inspector Vail
paid his annual visit to the Howiok
Mutual and met the Board at their ofl'ioe
at Wroxeter. The books and bunions
were thoroughly examined and favorably
commented upon.
Tan Grand Valley paper ease of
Messrs. Philips &Moore who have bought
the Bleat= Light plant from Messes.
Tbnell :—"Robert Philips, who haa been
connected with the electric lighting basi•
nese here at different times for several
years, has in company witb a Mr. Moore,
bought the plant at Brussels. In addi•
tion to the eleatrio light bosiuees there ie
a 'Mopping outfit, and feed Matinees
connected, Mr. Philips is a thoroughly
competent electrician, and will emceed in
giving the people there, entire setiefaotion.
He expecte to go there about August
1st." THE Poem ie pleased to weloome
Meesre, Philips & Moore to Brunelle and
hope their coming will prove pleasant
and profitable bo them. The former will
move his family to town, Mr. Moore is
a bachelor yet,
VICTORiA. PARR does not lack for at-
tentions since the pablib ecbool closed
as from 2 to 4 matches of foot ball and
base ball are usually an the daily pro
gram. The juniors monopolize a good
share of the time while bbe young ladies'
base ball affords amusement for many a
epootator in the evenings se they demon.
strata how ball should be played, s000m-
panied with many peals of laughter and
feminine sename as fliesarecaught or
close calls for making bases are experien-
ced. It is hinted that a bloomer ooetume,
in whiob Sootoh and Irish plaids will
figure for the respective nines, will be
adopted. Not a few of the maidens
handle the ball and bat with no small
meaenre of dexterity and' the examine
and Ian should prove invigorating to all
who join the merry throng,
Foca Be0r„—Tavistook and Platteville
played off an lnbermedinte W. F, A. tie
at Stratford Mooday evening thelatter
Winning by two goals to one. Two games
had already been played, one at eaoh
town, with the result that neither team
eaored. Monday Platteville eaored in
two minutes, Cummings doing the work.
In the first half Tavietook seemed to
have the better of the playing, though the
loans. To the second half Tavietook
started in strong and Rate scored in three
minutes making the eoore able, and so ie'
remained to the finish of the matob.
Ten miontea play each way was indulged
in to deoide the tie and Platteville
soored and as Tavietoak failed to even
up the game went to the other aide. For
Tavistock, Field Ireland, H. Witzell and
Flabh ahowed up strong and MoDonald,
W. Hall and Pipe, for Platteville, were
strong men. Line ap ; Tavietook—
Goal, Mohr; baoko, Weitzell, MoTavish ;
halves, Ireland, Field, H. Weitzell ; for-
wards, King, Mlobowander, Betz, Loth,
Froth. Platteville—Gnat, Grieve ; books,
Siebert, Ed. Ooxeon ; halves, W. Hall,
Tenn, MoDonald ; forwards, ripe, Ander.
eon, Cumming0, Whetter, Barnett. D, A,
Mal,aoblen, Stratford, was a very satis—
factory referee. The attendanoe wae
very good, being composed largely
of eappnrtere of the two teams, The
winner meets Brussels in two garden
tot the Obampionabip at Platteville on
Friday and al Bennis oext Monday,
Rare sport may be expected as these
matdhos ate he the finale,
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are a special convenience arranged for customers of THE
METROPOLITAN BANK. Money can be deposited or with,
drawn by husband or wife, Particularly valuable for farmers and ,
town residents,
Q Money orders and drafts sold at ioweetrales,
Q Farmers' Sale Notes collected and advances made thereon,
Q SAVINOS DEPARTMENT—$1,00 or more opens, an account, Interest
allowed from data of deposit and compounded FOUR times a year,
Q You may deposit or withdraw money by mil,
The_ metropolitan Bank
Capital Paid Up, ;1,000,000:00, Reserve Fund and Undivided Profits, $1,183,773,23
BRUSSELS BRANCH, W. J. FAWCETT, Manager
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Evna% horse in the livery stables is
Milted up for use to -morrow (Friday) for
the 12th,
A amen roadster foal is now the prop.
l0ty of W. W. Harris. The .sire is
lootb & Warwiok'a Kaplan.
TRE implement ageote aro baey.
lrasoele has a good share of them and
hey all appear to be hustlers,
A On3080 wall is being pat ander Bras.
tele evaporator by the proprietor, John
)unningbam, preparatory to hustling
raeinese next Fall..
Bean comb lost at the Garden Party at
Selgrave last Friday evening. It bad 8
•hineetane eters on it. Finder will please
envie it at THE Fon.
Jno. and Miss Maud Bootle of Clinton,
fere visitors at Mrs. Habkirk a, Turn.
terry street, last week. They have just
Married froma year's visit in the
Oorthweate
A MaouoonA aabsoriber in remitting
ubeoripbio0 Bays:—Yeo will please find
nolosed the sum of $2 00. We really
to get THE Pon as we like it almost
6 well a8 a letter.
LAWN BaoIAL.•—The Sewing Oirole of
Church will hold a Lawn Booial
n the Manse lawn on Taeeday evening,
Mb Inst. Good program. Refresh-
will be provided. Admission 10o
od 150. Everybody welcome.
Among the nomber who same to Bras.
ale by the Old Boys' E000reion last
aturday were Misses Clara MoOraoken,
MaLaaohlin, Annie Beattie, Mrs.
Ainlay, George Irwin, Jae. Btraob.
o, Ras. Wheeler, Lorne Pringle, Alex.
and W. Moore and obildren.
A B, 0. aEdDER adds to a letter with
anima "I think your
aperis like wine, it improves as it
older, I am elwaye pleased to get
an POST," These kind words are like
4ES to a horse, they pat "go" into you
Id balance to some degree the short
alive en Editor gets because he
eten't always do what people tell him
WaniEeDAY afternoon of thio week
ilton MaArter, one of the popular
men of Bennis, wee suited in
0001090 to Mies Edon Armebrong, a
it young lady of Brampton. The
nom afather, mother and sister (Miss
attended the interesting ogre-
ony. May the yoopg couple enjoy
any happy years. Well mite straw•
and ice cream, Mr. and. Mrs,
aArter will reside in Brneeele on. re.
ruing from their wedding trip. '
PROPERTY BouGam.—Leet week George
:own pnrohaeed the comfortable and
ocean brink reaidepoe of D. A, Lowry,
ueen'e street, and will get possession on
tenet let. It is a desirable home. Mr,
awry has bought the eligible lot owner
Queen and Albert 0108000, from B.
errs and will proceed with the ereotiod
anew bciok home. This will make
r. Lowry'e 4th taeidenoe built for
mutt on varioae 0008Aons. Not & bad
&Ord.
You Aim To BLAME,—Do you ever kiok
the names of your vieitore do not
pear in the personal column of Tan
.00 and winder what's the matter with
e editor'? Well say in the majority
cases the neglect ie dee to the host or
stele failing to let us know who their
ends are. We oatoh on to a good
toy strangers but often 00
ubt, mise. some of them. Yon would
ly have to report from 1-5 while our
possibly refer to from 100 up.
news is always welcome at Tail
in and we will be glad to do the at-
aging if you will kindly supply un with
e 00,0001 dabs. Bt'iek, np sur tale-
one No. is 21, '
DPP no PLATTevILLo.—Brneeele Foot
aspects go to Platteville Friday
t0 try o0nalneions with the
atliog leather hunters of that village.
will be a battle royal no doubt as both.
.me are eager for victory in mooring 9.
on the =oh coveted silver dap are.
mpanying the intermediate W. Fr A.
empiouehip, A epeoial train was talk-
of but as Bright is the nearest depot
4 it 4 miles from Platteville the se.
ngement0 had to be dropped. Next
afternoon a epeoial excursion
in will be run however from Bright to
easels for the return game here so ea
enable Platteville rooters to witneee
e closing game. Our lade have met
attev lie team they prelone mamiune
d rev ze that y willb opponents
rthy of their beet efforts. We hope
maple will'secure the ;honors Friday
ATTEMPTED BunatART.—•The Ypsilanti,
lob.) Daily Press of July 6th' contains
following item concerning a well
own former Bramante :—A bold at-
apt Wee made about 11 o'clock Wed.
night bo enter the home of
Iliam Blaehill, 14 - Short Oak street;
whom 00 the. return of her husband,
m his reetaarant, Mrs, Bimini] was '
aliened by some one at the window,
e heard the screen rattle. When she
ped and partly arose in bed a voice
m the outside Dried If you make a
ve I'll sheet you.!" Wire, Biasbilll .
out of bed and milled for help
m George Brydges, who Mewed" ap.
ire, Meanvebile•the wonid•be burglar
aaped, He bad out a bola in the
Ho large enough to admit his hand,
tried to raise the blind but the
ing refused to work. George Bridges,
who was returning to the Bleebill
m here he rooms with hie father,
0,07 0 ,
1 a young fellow, who from his exalt•
appearance and oonvereation is ode•
ted of knowing something of the af•
e The police were notified.
Toou $&None.•—Mise Pearl Leather.
dale was one of the number who want ap
for Toronto Conservatory Primary
pianforbe examination last week and we
are pleased she passed with honors,
- taking splendid marks. Miss Jean Mo
•La00blin washer Inebrnobor and it is n0
doubt very pleasing to .both Miasee
Leitbberdale and McLaunblin. Tan Poem
metaphorically ehakea bands with them.
over the result,
W. 0, T. re.—The regalar meeting of
- the W. 0. T. U. was held June 27th with
25 ladiee present. After the regular
bueinese wa0 transacted there was a
dimension on the subject of making home
made wine in which quite a nomber took
part. A paper was given on tbe•subject
by the President and a most exoellenb
address by Mrs. M. Buchanan. The
speaker spoke of self denial for the sake
of others • wine as au unnatural drink ;
milk and water are thereby natural
drinks ; alooholio drinks arcate their own
thirst ; also the .pity for the drunkard.
A number of other ladies took part in the
discussion. Meetiug Mond by singing
the temperance Doxology. The following
waa Mrs. McGaire'a paper on "Domestio
aquae," The small fraite of the garden
are now ripening and the season ie at
band when the question must soon be
Battled ae to what diepositioo should be
made of them. Many families and: those
of moral and Christian people have of
late years beenaooustomed to maaniac.
tare from those fruits, withtheaddition
of sugar, alcoholic wines and the number
who 000verb them to that nee, we have
reason to believe, is yearly increasing.
Now we ask every wife and motber to
pause and &insider well befoee they add
to the amount of intoxicating liqnore in
this drunken world. It is the presence
of aldehol that gives the obarm to all I
forms of intoxicating drieke. Wines
foreign or demesne, beer, ale or porter
whiskey, gin, rum or brandy, the whole
brotherhood owe their attractions and
their power for mieohief to the alcohol
they contain. Tour domestic 07rnee,
currant, gooseberry, raspberry, tomato,
rhubarb, dandelion or what not all eon.
lain alcohol and in larger proportion than
Frenob, German or Italian wines whish
are the products of fermented grape
l juice. Satan may well rejoice at the
trfok by which Christian mobbere, whose
eons are in greater peril from the pros.
eerie and power of intoxicating liquors
than from all other agents of mieohief
operating in human society, are. made
efficient agents for the prodnotiou of
their own and their ohildten's stoma sad
that too under the moat seductive forme.
No intemperate man could ever reform•
ed while peeing domestic wines and
they will be found quite enffiaieut to
areata in the 000etitntian of the young a
lova of aloholio stimulation and in the
end a demand for stronger etimulants.
Bye and bye a drunken eon is brought
bome by some of his oompanione and
now has come the hour of aat0niehment,
grief, tears, lamentations, It behooves
the parties interested now to remember
the words of the blessed Saviour, "What.
never a man soweth that shall he also
"[v.,''
Business Locals.
WANTED agood kitchen girl. Mre.
James, American Hotel.
BUNCH of keys loot. Finder will be re-
warded by leaving them at Jae. Fox's
Drug Store, Brussels.
Pett of spectacles 'found. Owner may
have them by proving property and pay.
ing for dila notices at Tag Poem.
To RENT.—A comfortable 7 roomed
dwelling, with both hard and soft water
on premises. Apply to Dot,- GRAHAM.
WOOL WANTED.—Any quantity, high-
est prloes. Alco large quantities batter
and eggs. GEO. E. XING, Wingbam.
PURSE Met Friday containing a enm
of money, an American bill included.
Reward will be paid by leaving it at Tag
Poem at once,
Flonsnentn.—All interested in arcane.
ing for the Summer mode are fiend to
meet at The 'Queen's Hotel Tuesday
evening et 8 o'dook,
Da. BsTLoR'e VIeoT.—Dr. Butler, the
London Eye Specialist, will be at the
American Hotel, Brune's, on Wednee-
day, July 17th. Glasses supplied.
Geste locket and chain loot in.Brassele,
Saturday evening July Mb by-Mise.May
Wllkineon, of Morrie. Portrait in locket,
The finder will confer a great favor by
leaving it at THE Pose,
DRAYTON Tmn.—The andereigned has
reoeived a car of Drayton tile, from ei to
6 inches inalaeive,,wbiob he effete far Sale
at the G. T. R, yards, Brneeele, PETER
STEwenT, near G. T. R. depot,
HAIR DnseINo.—Switohee made out of
combings and out hair. All *order° sent
by mail prompbig attended to.
MRs. R. HIND°TON.
Hill Street, Brunie.
Cox Gm a Me020 Touoa.—When
xea ere and mowers era, doll you come
p
and see men I am, ready bo. sharpen •
ten tb*oneand or more, Yours T. Mot
Galloon, corner Mill and Maid' Meseta,
130088010 int.
Free for Catarrh, joet to peon' merit,
atrial size box of De. Shoop's Catarrh
Remedy. Let me semi 11 :now. T1 ie a
aeow•wbite, oreamy, beating entiepetio
balm, Oontoining mob healing ingre-
ciente se Oil Enali t e Thymol,en-
pR, M
thol, etc., ibgives tnetnnt and lasting
relief to catarrh of the nose and throat,
Make the free beet and see for yourself
Iwhat thio -preparation Gan and will ao•
ISTAISLISIIEP 1873
THE STANDARD BANK
OF CANADA
Head Office - - - Toronto
The Standard Bank pays Interest
four times a year on all Savings
Bank deposits.
Savings Ban Department in Connection with all Branches.
10
BRUSSELS BRANCH
3. F. Rowland, Manager
oomplieh, Address Dr. Shoop, Racine,
Wis. Large jars 50 cents, Sold by all
dealers,
P, M. Hamel, City Engineer of Hall
Que. is dead.
A boiler shop owned by A. Hales was
desboroyed by fire at Guelph.
George Patterson, of Brom Township,
oommitted suicide by drinking Carbolic
aoid.
Rev, L. W. Hill, bis SOD and daughter,
of Toronto, were injured in a runaway
aooideot.
Beetle F. Gregory, of Toronto, was ao.
quitted by Judge Widohester on a charge
of forgery.
The Board of Education appointed H.
Crawford, Prinoipal of Riverdale High
Sohool.
Tim jury for aoe000d time disagreed
in the trial of Thos. F. Collins for mar.
der at Hope Bay, N. B.
The prohibitionists of Dafferin nomi.
rated R J. Woods to oppose C. R. Mo.
Keown for the Legielatare.
James Thomas, who lives in Sidney
township, West of Belleville, reoeived
probably fatal injuries through being
kioked by a horse.
MILVERTON WINS
JUNIOR W. F. A.
In the second of the bome-and-home
games between Guelph and the home
team for the junior W. F. A, champion-
ship played al Milverton Monday even•
ing, the home team won the game and
the ohampionebip after the hardest and
fastest battle ever fought on the local
grounds.. The firstgame whiob was play.
ed at Guelph, wen woo by them by a
more of 2-1, and the eeoond game went
opposite by a more of 2-0, giving Milver-
ton the lead of one goal in the aeries.
Thegame went to twenty :minutes over
time, as the soon ae full time wae 1-0 in
favor of the Meals. They eoored again
in the first ten miuutee of the overtime,
playing the latter holt reversed. Milver.
ton uttered in the first half after some
fast and speedy play, but the balance of
the hour were held in their plaoee, both
sides lighting hard. The play was re,
marisably Glean, and Referee J, W. Ward,
of Stratford, had no trouble in keeping
rough bones work out of the gems. On
a000nat of an aooidental hard cheep,
Moriariby, one of the Guelph forwards,
bad a couple of teeth knocked out bat
kept in the game. The crowd wee large
and the friendliest feeling prevailed be.
tween the plsyere of both Mame, and
their example might well be followed
by some of the senior and intermediate
teams.
The line-up was as follows :-
MI eremmo2i 00gL00
Onilth . .. Coal Pslld
Guntbar .... McGibbon
Groeoh E 8aoke 1 " 8eddeu
$OBs (. .MOeowan
Rete d Backe 1 Motile
Hart Meyer.,.... t ......... Ooombes
Pbeetoa Morlarlty
Hart ... A Mo0owan
Robertson Forwarrds Leaobman
Smith Barrie
Spencer lllard
P ..� � w
"Jimmie" Preston and Bngh Hart,
of Stratford, p ayed right wing for Mil-
ton daring the 'sal four games. The
viotory of the Milverton team over
Guelph will plans them on the list of
junior W. F. A. obampione of 1907.
CHURCH CH1MIES.
The Epworth League now meets on
Monday evening, the first meeting under
the new arrangement being this week.
The Little Stare Mission Band of
Melville ahurob held their annual' pia nit
on the Mance lawn Wednesday afternoon,
Last Sabbath afternoon was the
regain monthly Miesicnary day in the
Methodist Sunday School. W. H. Sal
ter, of Torouto, a former teaober in the
school, gave a timely address. The col.
leotioo wae $5 50.
ORANGE SoRatoN,—There was a large
attendance at St, John's (March last Bun.
day morning when Rev. H. M. Lang.
Ford preached the anneal sermon to the
members of the Orange Order. The die-
ooDree Wag most eaitable to the o00asion,
particularly to the sons of King William
as tbe rector ie a member of the Order.
axasin-
FERaReoN 10 Wallace, on the 2nd inst.,
William Ferguson, in hie 79th
Paris
Green
The Kind
that Kills
No need of a second ap,
plicatiou wlien our Paris
Green is used. In fact we
know that there is no bet-
ter Paris Green than ours.
35c per ib,
—AT—
FOX'S
DRUG STORE
Illowtowtosewsta
g3m'r7ssmr..6 ze.aa.masz=m-ews,
Fall Wheat ............ 80 82
Barley 48 49
Peas 70 71
Oats 40 42
Batter, tabs and roils 16 17
Eggs per dozen... 14 15
Hay per ton 9 00 10 00
Floor, per bbl 4 60 5 20
Hoge, Live 6 80
Wool (washed) 20 22
Potatoes per bag 50 60
Apples (per bbl.) 1 00 1 60
Salt, par bbl., retail 1 25 1 25
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
NOTICB TO DEBTORS.—ALL
- aoeounte clue me are being collected
by N. F. Gerry, at hie store, Brussels. ?sr'
0000 intoroatod will govern themselves ao•
oordingly. W. F. BTBW0RT.
B100.0001I LOST ON MONDAY
.evening in Brneeele. Sterling silver
anchor set with 800tah pebbles. Reward
will bo paid for its recovery. at the post -
office. MISS PAYNE.
H
OUSE AND } ACRE OF
land for sale. Comfortable dwell.
ing; hardand soft water under cover; ap.
pre, plum and sherry trees, &o. Poseeeeton.
eau be given at once, l+or prioe, terme, do,
oallat THD P08T,
PETER KERR
FEBGDB, ONTARIO
Oran Repairer and Tuner
Twenty years in Boll & 00.'s, 008lph,
Satisfaction gaarautood. Moderate charges,
Orders loft with WALKER R BLAOK, Brus-
sels, 7111 be attended to. 62-4
BRUSSELS NEW
DAYLIGHT STORE
G N. McLaren
SWEEPING REDUCTION;, IN
READY-TO-WEAR CLOTFUf4C
Up to $8.50 Boys' 2 -piece Suits for $2.50
—Boys' 2 -piece Suits in light and dark colors,
Tweeds and Serges, for boys 5 to 10 years old ;
regular 92.00 and $8.50. July Bele pride—Your
choice for 2.50
Up to $6.00 Boys' 8 -piece Suits for $4.60
—Boys' 8-pieoe Snits with Kniaker Pants, in
light and dark shades of Oanadian Tweeds, well
made with good linings and are perfeot fitting,
for boys 10 to 16 years old ; regular up to $6,00.
July sale prioe—Your oboioe for 4.60
Up to $9.00 Men's Tweed Suits for $6.60
—Men's Suits, light and dark shaded in good
qualities of Canadian Tweeds, strong linings and
portent fibbing, all eine 86 to 44 ; 'regular ap to
$9.00.• July sale pride—Your oboioe for 6.60
Men's Odd Pants, regular up to
$1.50 for $1.15
—Men's Tweed Pante in light and dark
shades, strong Canadian Tweeds, all sizes 82 to
44 ; regular up to $1.50. July sale price—Your
choice for 1.15
A Soft Snap ill Soft Front Shirts
—Men's and Boys' sizes in Soft Front Cambria and
Madras Cloth Shirts, mostly in light colors. All eine from
12 to 17 in the lot. Regular prices 60o and 76o. 48
July sale prioe—Your choice for
12ie Fancy Muslins for 8e
—5 pieces Fanoy Muelinsin light shades, satin
finished stripes, pleb the tbiug for children's
dreams and waists ; regular up bo 12}0. July -
sale price—Your choice for per yard .08
15e Ladies' Black Cotton Hose for 10e
-20 dozen Women's Blaok Cotton Hose,
Seamless feet, fashioned and fast blank, all
sizes from 8 to 10 ; regular pride 150 July sale
price per pair
.10
SPECIAL SALE of STRAW �T ®
HATS
50e Boys' Straw Sailors for 25e
—2 dozen Boys' Fanoy Ilraid Straw Sailors,
with silk band ; regular 50o,for r ............... 25
75e Men's Canton Sailors for 50e
—8 dozen Men's White Canton Bailees, with
leather sweat bands and good silk' bands ; all
sizes ; regular 760. July sale price... ... 50
$1.00 Men's Canton Sailors for 75e
1 dozen Men's White Oanton Sailors, fine
quality with leather sweat and silk bands ; reg-
ular $1,00. July sale price
75
3=C-2 ESZ' PRICES: FOR, PRODiTCE
Goods Right or your Money Back,
-me to
Next door to American Hotel.
AMcLaren