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phate of Soda, 23e '
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it box or in bulk at
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Will find us lleadquarters for Souvenirs and Novelties, just the
thing for remembrances, [Many pieces and various Decorations in
Ehret Wood
Burnt Leather
• Burnt Leather Cards
Sonvenir Plaques of Brussels
The Latest Picture Post Cards
• 10 Different View Cards of Brussels
WE AL.S0 HAVE
High Grade Writing Paper and Envelopes.
Paper Covered Books for Summer Beading.
The Popular Magazines.
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DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN.
NO HIGH PRICES
S IT
CRAW/ TRUNK RAILWAY.
800103118 611388108 W. 0, & 6,
Treble leave Brusele Stetion, North
and South, as follows
Sown Soma Soma lionmar.
tail 7:03 ii..m I Express 10:05 a=
Express 11:63 u.m 1 Meal .. . .. .......1:41 Bout
Express 102 p.m 1 Expreee 8:61 part
roral, reirm
A alaiel'a amang ye fakir' notes,
.An' faith he'll prent i.
Areas;
(Jenson, meeting next Monday even•
lug.
Scnoor. Board will meet Friday even-
ing of next week.
Tam POST Telephone is No. 20. Cell as
Op when you have au item of newe.
MannIEIL—In Listowel, on July 18th,
Thomas Air:day, a former well known
13r0eaelit8, 10118 united in marriage to
Mita Mary Park, Rev. J. W. Menti
performed the ceremony. We wish
them many happy yeare.
83711611, people have complained lo
referenue to the profane and obseene lan•
gnaws used by some of the v oaths on
Vtotoria Park while engaged in playing
ball. A list of names may he handed to
the Reeve as a warning to others.
A. entree from James Ireland, of
Denphin, Man., Bays :—We are having
wet weather but the oropa are doing very
well. We are both well acd our town is
growing very fast. We get THE P081
regularly and always enjoy reading it.
Duo In TED WEE31.—On Xnly 1203,
:Sortie May, eldest daughter of John
Danboro, formerly of Brussels, passed
teeny at tier father's home, Defiler',
Manitoba, aged 23 years. She had been
poorly for several months Buffering from
e, bad cold which developed into pear-
ly. Deoeased wag b„,ra in Brussele.
The bereaved are sharers in the sym-
pathy of many old friends.
PAT IN ADvAUCE —With a view of quer
ing off sebsoription arrears to TEE PoeT
and establisbing a pay in advance rale a
large numbee el names are handed to the
Canadian Publishers,' Collecting Agency
who make a, specialty of attending to that
important department of newepaper
work. With the inereaeed east of mater.
68?, wages, poetage, &0, the margin cm
cam try weekly 60001.00 per year is prao•
Orally Wiped oat and unities payment can
be enured in advaeoe the outlook ie not
very comforting. Kindly give us your
help in this matter by a ready response
to the notifioation you will receive. The
mount to the individual enbsoriber is
apparently trilling bet in the aggregate
018308 hundreds 06 :1011318 to Tan P08;
money we moat have.
CuT Tire Wartne.--Here's the law in
referenee to it :—.It than be the duty of
every owner or oaattpant of fends in a
munieipality to cat down end destroy or
mese to he out down and deetroyed, at
the proper time to prevent the ripening of
their ;seed, all the 0011008 weeds growing
on any highway &dinning such land, not
being a toll road, from the boundary of
82011 land to the centre line 01 80011 thed,
and in aaee of default after notioe from
the inspector or overseers of highways,
or where no inspeot or 01 00818881 is ap.
pointed from the clerk of the municipal
ity, 1b80000811 of snob nannicipality may
do the work, and may add the most them
of to the these agaiuet the teed in the
oelleetor's roll and °Omit such wet in
the same manner as other taxes,"—R. B.
o 1004, Chap 27, Beo, 2
Vase= Fnoet NEI, ZEILAND.—Wm,
Ray,8 native of Auokland provinoe,
New Zealand was here Ilia week the
gum of hie cousin, Pare. W. H. Ear;
en route to the North Weak where be
may make settlement. Mr. Ray's father
paid a vieit to the Wed last year and on
hie return home he so impressed bie 9011
with the possibilities of the country
Chet the 70669 01311 has come over to
see the 'minty for himself, Hie home
ie in the Northern Provinoe of New
Zialand, and he Bays there la too much
re /attire there to suit hie teeth. Mr,
Rey thinks be will like the North West
et least be knows he would like Ontario
from the Sample he hes seen of it. In
company witla three other young men
they sailed from Auekland, transferred
• at Sydney, Aastraba, 1200 milee from
home, to the mail ethernet, and enjoyed
the somewhat tedform voyage to England,
passing throngh the Indian Oaten, the
Red S.a, Suez oartar, Mediterranean sea,
&o. They Galled at Port Said, Naples,
Gibraltar and other 'pinta of interest,
the trip taking seven weeke. A remble
0788 1181108 (Armagh England, Ireland and
Sootland before they boarded an Allan
liner at Glasgow for Montreel. Mr, ley
woe horn in New ,titland and is well
acquainted with its hietory. both past
And present, and Is well qualified 10 give
information on newsy items o/ intermit
1(1 menneetian with that part of Kltig
Edward's domalu, tno father, who is tt
brother to Mre, J. it. Got, of Winnipeg,
Wag a one time teeitittet of Ontario going
to New Zealand 4/ Yeare ago. The
Wittee eetteen ie orr no in that land
but they 11107e WO 8110W and very little
trod, There is no ebortage 01 rain
however their Winters,
41,
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Messes. Jam= & Baezatart shipped 4
decks of hogs to Collingwood during the
pad week.
CADD or THANES.—We desire to reaord
our beet 11680668 60 the many kind.friends,
who by word and deed, did 80 much to
help as in the hour of affliotion and
bereavemeut. It was kindness never to
be forgotten and which we throat will
brink rich rewerds.
8118. Josura A., 0011211 RELATITES.
Extrouvrinee Seem—The estate of John
Cuming sr. lot 22, eon, 13, Hallett, eon.
1010609 100 mane, with good buildings
end oonvenienees end in a line locality,
will be offered 606 8886, by public areetiom
on Wedneeday Aag. 7th, at 2 o'clock, at
Brown's Hotel, Loudesboro'. Edmund
Lear, of Blyth, is Executor, and W.
Brydone, Clinton, Solicitor.
Home Enom A Tare.—Loot Friday
Samuel Carter, Mre, Garter and dire
1171118 arrived home from an enjoyeble
trip of two months in the West. They
visited at Winnipeg, Brapdon, Defeat',
Carlyle, Oxbow, Hartraey and other
places. Mr. Carter reporte that the aver-
age yield of wheat is expected to be from
8 60 30 bushels 781 10018 where he wae.
(trope are et least three weeks late.
Jtio. Denbow has done well. He has
1,100 80688 01 land with 570 under orop,
with 70 head of oattle and 28 horses.
Among former Brusselites aeon were
Jno., William and Robert Deubow,
Robt. Willatnson, and Jno. Hill.
Ten following is a list of Fell Faire—
Toronto Aug, 26 Sept. 7
Sept. 4-5
Sept, 6-14
Sept. 16-17
Sept. 19-20
Sept. 19-20
Sept. ' 28-24
Sept. 28-24
Sept. 24-25
Sept. 25-26-27
Sept. 26-27
Sept. 30—Oot. 1
Oot. 1-2
Oat. 1-2
Oot. 2-8
Oot. 3-4
Lestowel
London
Exeter
Walkerton
&Worth
Blyth
Mildtmay
Ripley
Goderiob
Wiugharn
Luoltnow
Atwood
Teeswater
Tiverton
Brussels
S. 0. 8, OELEBDATioN.—ProgramMee
and posters have been Mooed for the
Sons of SoOtland big demonstration in
Seefortb, oa Friday August 161h. The
'Torts programme is a good one while the
programme of the 48th Highlanders
bend for the evening coneert is alone
well worth a vielt In Seaford). This
femora hand will supply mesio during
the entire day. Already a nnmber of
enquiries hove been received from the
leading athletes and indications 7618.11 10
a very large entry list in each event.
The Committee have 0,16000388. for single
fere rates on the railways, good for
afternoon traine on Thursday, valid to
return any train Satarday. This is sure
to attract a large mow& Note the date—
Friday, August 16, In addition to the
many events, already on the program
the committee bave decided to give nn
additional foot race of 200 yarde, to be
oompeted for by femora of the oonnty
of Huron or Perth only and for which
liberoJ prizes will be offered.
In New Hanna. —Tbis week the Gen.
tral Hotel paused from the hands of
George Brown, who has bean proprietor
for a panther of yeate, to Wm. Emigh,
of Blyth, who will have Gordon Blo
Donald, of Walton, aesociated with hina.
They took posseeeion on Wednesday.
W. J. Paisley, of Clinton, was here am.
Meting in the valuation of the furniture,
deo. Mr. Etnigh has had a wide ex
perienee in catering to the public, and
will no doubt keep the ()antral tip to
the exoellent name it has earned in
providing for the entertainment of its
patrone, 31te, Etnigh and family have
arrived from Blyth and will we hope
aoon feel at 110608 in Brussels, They
81100137 018 acquainted with a goodly
number in this locality. Mr. Brown
and family, have moved to the oom
fortable brier residence recently par.
chased from D. Lowry, on Queen
street. Mr. Brown may take a holiday
trip to the West.
D Flummox Elomm—The Stratford
Beftoou, of July 29111, speaks of 61 former
Brusselite esfollows 1—Du0oan Ferguson
returned from his European trip 013
Saturday, having 08018 719 Montreal on
the 'Vitginian. Two of his fellow
voyagers; were Mrs. 3. P. klabee and
Mies Mabee, of Torouto, who had enjoy.
ed a delightful visit abroad, Mr. Forge.
son reports manufacturing exeeedingly
brink in Great Britain, indeed so briek
that It is diffioult to get ordere fined at
present high p11088. This particularly
applies 00 silk, linen and Woollen goode.
The spinnere 818 espertially busy and,
different from former years, have thinge
pretty mutda their own way in getting
prises, the weavers having to take the
Irate at meet, 8160118.1 aotivity is being
displayed in France and Gerenany, but
not to the same degree as in England.
The weather in 611 01 Northern Europe
has been unusually cold and wet. "The
week I arrived, Jnly 1803," Mr, Ferguson
said, "there bad only been 22 hoare of
aunshine, and the time canditione um.
tinned for come days longer " Yet not.
Withalandinti, the prosperone English.
Man 1988 enjoying hinceeff in bie motOr
ear as nem before, Iletrybody whose
briefness awarded to anythIng'eeetined to
have SU 800o, "Probably," tentearked
Mr. Vergneet; "it 130,8 the desire to
peseeee a 010006 Car that abootinto tor thb
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Capital Paid Up
$1,000,000,00
etro litan
s'
.Bartic RuesnedrviveidFeudnpdroafintds
$1,183,713,23
Every Department of Banking Conducted with Satisfaction and
Absolute Security.
Accounts of Individuals, Firms and Corporations Solicited.
W1100011•0111,1111.111001.00111
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,
BRUSSELS BRANC W. J, FAWCETT, Manager
• lawman.
..v.arovara•
`91119610012.111,11:616100
renewed energy put into manufaothring
lansinees, If so, the auto has perform.
ed a good minion." Mr. Ferguson re-
turned in the beet of health and spirite.
7 10 0-200 the mike of keeping their
muscle up and perheps picking op a few
of the latest pointer& on the game Brae.
seta Intermediate, Foot Ball ahampions
invited the Senior Scots, of Guelph, to
pay them a visit feet Friday and have an
exhibition game on Victoria Park, The
visiture came up on the afternoon train
but whether they were the Saoto or not
we don't know but we would hope not,
The game was began about 6.80 o'olook
but it was demonstrated in a fees
minutes that oar lade bad the rems In
their own hands. Time after time the
ball was panted between the stakes and
so frequently did this osour that when
the matob was aonolnded the soore stood
7 to 0 in favor of Brassele, Li might
wily have been doubled as a good share
of the last half time wae epent in putting
up a "jolly', on Guelph. Duncan Me-
Lam:than, of St. Catharines, was the
Referee and his decisions were received
with favor by both teems. The expecta-
tion was for a good elm genie and snob
woe desired by oar players but it wee too
one Bided to be intereeting.
Comm A.WAT,—Tiae people of thie
oommunity could hardly believe the sad
168178 00 Tuesday morning of the demise
of Joseph A. Osler,, as many had not
even heard of hie illness. He Went 10
Landoll Tuesday of last week and was
energetically pushing hie work in the
stale of awnings lam tame home the tame
evening feeling real poorly. Medical aid
was summoned and it was thought be
was doing very well when he took a bad
turn and died 80 1,80 Tuesday morning.
Appendicitis and a weak heart were the
Mee of hie demise. He wee the eldest
eon of Joseph Oster, Dth con., Grey
township, where be spent his boyhood,
and was in his 84th year. Deceased 17680
married nearly 8 years ago to Miss
Rachel Jacques, of Sowiok, who with a
little girl 2 years 06(3 80131088. Mr. Oster
bad resided in Brussels nearly 4 years
and wae well and favorably known He
had been eogaged in the photo brieiusee
for the petit 9 years. The faneral takes
place Thursday afternoon of thie week
at 2 30 o'olook, interment being made in
Bruesels oemetery. The bereaved will be
deeply sympathised with in their sorrow.
The subjeet of thio notice Ina
aol intelligent busineemlike young
man who hail a wide circle of
friends and aectuaintanoee who will
8600810y regret to hear of his deoease.
Floral tributes were received as follows :
—Pillow, from family ; R. Graham, a
wreath ; Dire, Hunter and Myrtle, a
spray ; W. and Mrs. Henry and bliss
Hoary a spray ; Mre. Friendship, a
pillow ; Miss Mand Quarrin, a spray;
Misses Heys, a bo quilt ; Geo. and Mrs.
Robb, spray ; Mrs, W. Martin, baguet;
A, and Mrs. Semen, baguet ; Mrs. Thole
Maxwell, hoqeet ; Mr. and Mrs. Hull,
of Watford, a boquet,
People We Talk About.
kiln Ida Fulton Sondayed in Wing.
ham.
W. H. Stewart ie visiting at his home
here.
Mr. Berry le home Irom a trip to the
WLeef3stlie Lowry is holidigIng at Seaforth
with friends.
I. 0. and Mrs. Riohards spent a few
days at Bayfield.
A. J. Lowiok, ot Fordwiola, wao in
town on Tuesday.
George and Petra, Robb were at Lie -
towel on Wednesday.
Min Carrie Edwards is holidaying iii
Berlin and Stratford.
Mrs. John Thomeoo wae renewing old
friendships at Seaforth.
Miners Ellie abd Mary Smith are vieit.
ing friends at Wrexeter.
Mies Barber, of Toronto, ie visiting her
Ildra. George Birt.
Mice Orme, Gerry ie in Toronto visit-
ing with relatives and friends,
Mies Margaret Ament 18 vieiting 10
Wingham Red Rineardine.
tars. George fdelimaid, of Bluevale,
wag visiting Mre. (Dr.) Toole,
Mies Carrie McCracken is beak from a
holiday at Olinton mad 1)03 111161,
Mrs. Wateon A.inety is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. MoIntosh, MoKillop
Miss Mabel Thompson is vioiting
Mende at Shakespeare, Greaten and
London,
Min Mary Howe! of Wroxeter, is
spending a few days in town with old
friends.
Miss Stewart and little neire are boll -
day on 11111 1611 oon. of Grey With old
friends,
Station agent Bendy ie making levet.
able improvement but is still confined to
the hones,
Mr. Meredith, wife and children, of
Toronto, were visitors at the borne of
Mr, Pryne,
Mimi Kate Willianneon, who hes boon
visitieg May Birt has retuned to her
home in Wingbam,
J. IL Rovrland, irian8961 of the Stan.
(lard Beek here, takes a well 981080 ,6100,.
tion for a few weeks.
Charlie Hingston 13111 18878 • shortly to
thlie a position as barber 686 Manitoba,
Hugh Utiob hos ermined the clothe of
junior in W. E. baneful's tonsorial par.
tor here.
le. F. and Mem rreerorin, of Bthel,
were sailing on old friends in Brneeele
on Wednesday, They 17360 00 the home,
Streteh after an enjoyable tattling with
relativea and old tiiiinde,•
tire. Hannah IfoRenzie and Mies
illation, of Guelph, have been renewing
old friendehips In this locality.
Mies Bertha and .A.11th0r Dowding have
returned to their borne in Toronto after
enjoying a month with friends in Brae.
sale
W. E. and Mre. Dunoan and Mrs,
Nicholls have been enjoying a vacation
at Heneall, Grand Bend and. other
poiuts,
J, D. and kits. Ronald left Wedneeday
for Stratford to keep house for Rev, and
Mrs, OMIT, who gee their 16011(3878daring
Apgast.
Min Mary Oliver, who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Leckie leaves
Friday of this week for her lienle in
Theesalon.
Misses Fulton, of Detroit, who were
vlsitinmelatives and Mende in Brussels
and locality for a few weeke, reterned on
Wedneeday.
Sorry James umpired a game, of
Base Ball between Palmerston and
Wingbarn in the latter town on Thanes.
day evening.
Niee Horgan is oft on a well earned
holiday outing. His p0608 00 the Amerl.
oan Hotel ie being supplied by Joe,
8106111, of Fergus,
Mre, 0. R. Perkins end baby, Ethel
Grace, of London, ere visiting at the
fortner'e parental home with Angus and
MM. OaMpbell.
Rev. W. W. Rivera, B. D., Mrs. Rivers
and daughter, Lillian, of Belgrave, were
visitore with W. .7. and llirs, Fawcett
Thursday of last week,
Mre. Armour and daughter Ida, are
visitors at John Broadfootes, being greed
daughter and great greed daughter
respectively of the hoot.
Robert Forrest, who wee recruiting hie
health in this Tonality during the past
three weeks, retnrued to hie home at
Brantford on Thursday.
Ray Leppard, of Toronto; is holiday-
ing at hle unalees, H. L. Jaolveon. Mier,
Lillian Scott, of the Queen city, is Mee a.
visitor at the eame home.
Mre. J. L. Kerr and Mre. Turnbull left
Tuesday morning for Oannington, where
they will spend a month with Mrs. W. A.
Matthews, the fort -aerie daughter.
Mien Nellie Campbell, of London,
formerly of Brussels, is spending the
Summer at Port Oarling, Muskoka. It
68 100 enjoyable spot barring the romp
quitoes.
Robt. and Mre. Coates and Gertie, of
London, Mre. J. G. Ament, Wm. Ament
and family of Seaferth, elm', Geo. Let
ter and ohildreo, of Ypsilanti, Mioh.,
were vieitors at Philip Arnent.'s.
R. Philip moved hie household effects
to Brussels this week from Grand
Valley and has leaped the hawse lately
vacated by W. H. Rom aohn Creek We
welcome Air. and Mrs. Philip as residents
of onr town.
Mu, John Doig, accompanied by her
nepi3esv, Jim McFarlane, spent a week's
vacation 18.11109 00 the Old Boys' rennion
at Kincardine and visiting her uncle,
Wm. Turnbull, Kincardine, and .Robert
Mo0oeh, Lake Shore.
Henry klooney and Mimi Minnie, who
have been Oohing in' this locality for the
peat month left Brussels on Thursday.
They will continue their holiday while
en route to their home at Weyburn. We
hope to see them back again before long.
Neil Mawan, of Arizona, Wee vieiting
at Peter Stewart's, Brunets; last week.
The gentlemen were formerly neighbors
in North Dakota. Me. MoEwen ie farm
ing bra is also interested in gold and
copper mining in Mexico. The visitor
wile a former resident of MoRIllop town,
eltip, Huron GoRe Beth in bile Salt
River valley where the government is
pushing the irrigation Bahama. No Mee
than seven crops of alfalfa oan be cut in
a season, Climate is fine and inclined to
be warm ; no rain fail° ; eon, wheat,
barley, ,Oro., 1016 910170 and ranching is
curried on in the mountable, Mr, Mm
Ewen has spent three years in Arizona
and will return in the oourse 0( 0, month.
Business Locals.
Wenean.—Large quantities Baiter and
Eggs. Clearing rale of all Summer goods
daring Ugly and Auguet. G130, El. RtNei,
Winglians.
troves short Wile coat foot on the tith
son, of Grey, Saturday evenieg. Finder
will mutat oblige the owner by leaving it
at TEE Pon Publishing House.
Amuse filerm OF Fustamota.—The
annual Anguat sale of fureiture will be
held by R. Leatherdale & San se in
former years, 10% off on ell goods. "'
A armee will be paid for the relent
lef a pair of gold rimmed nose glasses
loet a few Weeks ago. Finder will meat
oblige by leaving them at TUE PM Pub.
lishing House.
088 �0/1 A MAGIC; TO11011.—When
reapere and mowers are dull yon oome
and see Me he I Min, ready to °harped
ten thousand or more, louts T, Mo.
Glnetion, corner Mill and Main etreeta,
Broagels
VeraMen.—Yoang lady to learn photo.
retouching and !Moist In teoeption mem,
fair wages while learning. Ale° a good
chanoe for a young man to take a course
in photography. Write to W. W. Bur.
gaga' Photo Studio,- and Art Store'
Pditohell,
Tteawarreu SilICAINS.—We age agents
for second hand typewriter. of all Magee
at priatie ranging front a few deflate up
to 085.00. If you went a good rebeilt
typewriter at olose Ageing, consult Ia.
We also rent Machinte.
Tim Sentential rem
kSTASLIStik() 907B
THE STANDARD BANK
OF CANADA
Head Office ; ; Toronto
• UAW OPENS AN ACCOUNT
In our Savings Department, Deposits of $r and upwards are received,
on which the highest current rate of interest is allowed.
No Delays M making Withdrawals
interest added four times a year
Savings Bank Department in Connection with all Branches.
BRUSSELS BRANCH
J. F. Ifk.owlantil, Manager
To 111.0M—A comfortable 7 roomed
dwelling, with both haid and soft water
on premien. Apply to Dn. GRA0A11.
Dirs. Wilkin was found drowned in a
small creek at 'Uxbridge.
The army out worm le ravaging the
gardens in London dietriat.
George Rieke, of Piokering, ie in jail
at Whitby on 8 charge of bigamy.
A Judge's squabble hen caused a email
deadlook in the Britieh Columbia
Supreme Court.
thinaditthe are leading their Britieh
rivals in the artillery competitions at
Potawasva,
Joeepit Gran fell off the Quells° bridge
into the water 8 distanoe of 180 feet and
escaped with a broken rib.
Mr. Pay, a prominent St, Catharines
grower, eye two thirds of the petrol) treats
were killed by the Winter and Sprieg
this year.
A Montreal oarter has been charged
with revolting cruelty to a horse. He
drove the eninual into the ditch and then
attacked it with a pitob fork.
31.c.a.72.7yX==.
AMAX—PAM—AA the minister's resi•
donee, Lietowel, on July 18616, by
Rev. J. W. Mann, Mr. Thos. Ainley,
formerly of Weenie, to Mies Mary
Park.
rammem.
MoCtirmoaell—In East Wawanoth, on
July 29t1,, Mrs. Catharine
lough, aged 78 years.
081510-10 Brussels, on Jnly 80th,
Joseph A. Oeter, in his 84th year,
01010t-13'M=T.5 24-4X.2.7=Mvra .
Fall Wheat 80 82
Barley 48 49
Peas 70 71
Oats 40 42
Butter, tuba and rolls16 17
Eggs per dozen " 14 15
Hay per ton 9 00 9 00
Flour, per bbl 4 50 5 20
Hoge, Live • 6 76'
Wool (embed) 20 22
Potatoes per bus 1 00 1 00
Salt, per bbl., retail 1 25 1 25
Mira:EC.
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8010110601, Alle. House
and lot, furniture, stook, &o., at Walton.
Stale at 2 o'olook. Sale enreeerved its
proprietor is moving away. Jonathan
Moore, Prop. 17. 8, Scott, Ana. .
Little Things
tanannauswanorarawasus
at a Saving
lislowimospasteesanscaniainimas
Doing little things well is a oliarea.
terietto of Mlle store. We recognise
the feat that a transaction that may
eeerii 810011 18 often of groat import-
ance to you and our methode and
service aro well that we care for the
windiest male as oarehilly ea We 110
the lerger once. There are to great
many artioles in 11 drug stook fat
which only oetheional yells are made,
but when they are wanted 111 10 to 011
P. need whiola nothing else can fill.
It is our constant effort to eupply
these trifiee. This Same attention to
detail is carried throughout our husi-
MM. In selecting goods each article
is purohaeed with regard to quality—
Our motto is "Oftee the 0heepost,
Always the Beet"
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DRUG STORE
GTHE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. LD WATOLI LOST, NEAR
Orauhrook. Hoe monogram a, H. G.
00 11, The fluder will greatly oblige the
no
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derigned byits earlYretyopaQ1INGLES.—A CAR OF RED iltm. Cedar Shingles lust to hand, ...,
P. AMENT, Brussel. r..1" OUSE AND i ACRE OF
.1—.1- land for sale, Comfortable dwell.
H Ing; hard and soft water under corer OUSRIKREPER WANTE.D— ple, plum and cherry braes, leo. Pos;session
ap-
One ehild four years old in family. eau be given at once. Vor price, terms, !M.
Would like duties to oommenee at ones, cult al THE pon,
For further particulars apply to ALFRED
BUTTON, 3,84 20, 000, 7, Morris, Or BrUaliels
P. 0, 441
ENDERS
DEM win be reoelvod by the Trustees
of S. B. No. 8, Grey, up tO AUgnst 10111, for
the removal of the old fence and to ereet a
wire fence around the school property, For
further particulars apply to CD. FULTON,
See.-Treas , Lot 10, Gon. 15, (kap brook 7,0,
W. G. Ooombes
Issuer of Marriage Licenses
MOLESWORTH
FARM .POR SALE—BEING
Lot 24, Co 0. 19, Grey, containing 100
aores. 4088180 (geared end baaanee bard
wood bush and, swamp. Good brielc house
with kitchen, driving shed and stable , good
well, orchard, &a. onDreonlBO9, Platte welt
folioed. Poo sesplou could be given after
crop is off. For further partienlarS as to
price. terms, 840. Apply to 3100. 11 McNair.,
3,01 54. Oen. 14,Grey, or Monerielf P.O.
reARti POR SALE—BEING Si
A- Lot 18 and 6,08 17, Oon, 16, Grey. The
farm contain 160 dome, 190 cocoa Weaved
and 500108 of good hardwood bush. There
ia a good frame house, bank barn 401180 fa.
outbuildinge, Jzo. Windmill on barn mid
water works system in house and atable • 2
orchards ; 100 aores of farm now in prise.
0124 mile to sanool and 215 miles to village
of Cranbrook ; 9i wiles to railway depot on
0. P. R. Posse8siou for plowing as soon an
erOn 68 011, For further partteulare, as to
price, Winn, 110, apply on the premises to
JAMES PERBIE, or Oranbrook P, 0. 401
600wwkiskeva.wwedwwww."
3 RUSSELS NEW
DAYLIGHT STORE
1TOTICE TO DEBTORS,—ALL
-L persons indebted to the undersigned
are asked to settle the 00000811 34 the 74 tea.
trio Light Ofdoe ou or before August 10011,
After that date they -will be put in other
Lands for collection. All interested should
govern themselves fulcOydlualY.
5.2* emetemr, nRoe., 'Brussels. '
50ACREluln troddiTtSALE,inosiend
.144 o1Wl of Lot 20, Con. 2,6forria. There is
a frame 00089and barn, wells, orobards. tee.
Pilo farm is all cloaked and lo good shape.
Possession given to plow hi the Fall. /Mr
further partioulare as to prim terms, 110.,
apply On the premises to MBA. .1013L PIEL.
LEM, or Bluovale P. 0. 841
Voters' Lists 1907
Thanielpalify of the Tillage of Brussels,
County of Moron.
Notice is hereby given that / have trans-
mitted or delivered to the portions mention-
ed in sections 8 and 9 of the Ontario Vetere'
Lista Act, the apples required by said see -
Nous to be 80 traunnitted or delivered of
the list made, pursuant to amid Bet3 01 1011
perilous appearing by the Jost 10768811 48-
001301800 Boll of the mita muniathatity al
Elections for Members of the Legislative
Assembly and at Muniefpal Eleotioue ; and
that boo said 11001760 erst panted 010 60 my
office, at Brussels, on the 20th day of July,
3007,0,04 remains there for luepectiot,
Electors are (*lied upon to examine the
said list, and, if 1007 0101901808 or any other
errors are found thereiu, to to
ilnaladlgto
oreeeedfugs to have the said mom eorreet-
ed according to law,
Dated this 60th clay of nay, 1907.
F. 13, 00012.e,
Clerk of Brussels,
sIrt.74.**,./..00081*IMPA
SWEEPING REDUCTIO'
READY-TO-WEAR CLIME
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tip to 88.50 Boys' 2 -piece Suits for.$2.50
—Boys' 2 -piece Suits in light and dark colors,
Tweeds and Serges, for boys 5 to 10 780,60 old ;
regular 93,00 and 98.50. July sale puce—Your
.ohoioe for—. ........ ........ .........
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Up to 86.00 Boys' 8 -piece Suits for $4.60
—Bye' 8 -piece Suits with Kniaker Pants, in
light and dark shades of Canadian Tweeds, well
made with good linings and are prided fittieg,
for boye 10 to 16 yeare old regular up to 06.00.
July gale price—Your &owe dor 4.60
Up to $9,00 Men's Tweed Suits for 0.60
—Men's Suits, light and dark shades In good
qualities of Cauadian Tweeds, etrong linings and
perfeot.fitting, alt eizee 36 to 44 ; regular up, to .
09.00. July sale pviee—Your ohoioefor. ..... 6,60 .
Men's Odd Pants, regular up to
• . $1.50 for $1.15
—Men's Tweed . Pants in light and dark
shades, strong Canadian Tweeds, ell sizes 82 to
44 ; regular up to 91.60. July sale price—Your
choice for 1.15
A Soft Snap in Soft Front Shirts
—Men's and Boys' sizes in Soft Front Cambria and
Madras Cloth Shirts, meetly in light oolors. All Mises from
12 to 17 in the lot. Regulat prices 60a and 750
Only sale priae—Your choice for 480
12ic Fancy Muslinfor So • 1.6o Ladies' Black Cotton Rose for 10c
s
—20 dozen Wotnenie 1310,01t Clotton Heim,
—6710808 Fancy Muslims in light shades, mein
Sertmleee feet, fashioned and, fast black, all
finished stripes, just the thing 406 ohildren's
81588 from 13 to 10 prim, 180. July sale
dressee and waiste ; mow 817 to 12en. July
sale price—Yoer choke for p6170115 .05 prioe per pair .10
SPECIAL SALE Of STRAW 'HATS
60e Boys' Straw'Sailors for 25e
—2 dozen Boye' Foamy Bettid Mean, Sailors,
with silk band ; regular 50c, fel, • 25
75e Men's Canton Sailors for 50e
—3 dozen Pilen'a White Clanton Sailor% with
leather meat hands and good. silk bande ; all
sieoe; regular 750, • July 'oak prion 50
$1.00 Men's Clanton Sailors for 750
dozen Men's White Canton Sailors, fine
quality with leather sweat and silk bands ; reg.
War 91.00, Jnly sate price 75
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