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this season have been unusually late in making
their appearance, much to the satisfaction of
everyone, but are beginning to show up DOW,
just enough to create an annoyance. Keep
your houses clear of this pest and secure coin-
' fort for the twit of the Summer and Fall by using--
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Lightning Fly Pads g P"tag°
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DRUGGIST ANI) OPTICIAN.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
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Trains leave Brussels Staeloo, North
and South, as tollowe;
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TUMMY Wm, Jewitt shipped two
double deck ears of hogs from Bengali's
and one from Bluevale.
tine Monday's Championship Foot Ball
Manila on Viotoria Park, Brunelle and
give the visitors a good reception.
Toe electric light waa off Tuesday
evening owiug to a kink in the machinery.
It was all right for Wedneaday night.
Summit Sema—G. N. MoLaren'a advt.
oame to hand too late for thie issue. He
is running a lively sale of all Sanemer
goods at aloes prices to get ready for Pall
new goods. Watoh for Advt. next week.
A-MM.—In eouvereatiou with Robert
Thonasoo, well !mown produce dealer,
Breese's, we learn that he will handle
apples on a larger sole than ever this
year. A large quantity will be bought for
BItUseeral VS. SZiotrORD. export bat from a bminees trip to the
Stumm, Board Friday everting. Weat last year he has establisbed a good
Orem Holiday Friday of next week. trade there. People having fruit to die.
Reerszeeres are slow coming to mar- pose of would do well to see Mr. Thomson
ket this year. or hie representativea or wait until they
THE "swimmin' hole" in the Maitland call.
id a favorite resort to many a boy in town Goes TO Weezenoo.—Thie week Robert
this Summer. Thuell left Bremen for Waterloo wbere
Gwen TIMPLETa, "Ourreuay" "Bobs" he has &tmpted a position in the erelting
and "Stag" Mewing Tobamowe iu big department of tbe 'Waterloo Manufaatur•
plugs. Quelity always the same. ing Co. He has bad over 12 years ex -
FRIDAY of next week, 16th Ma, Will perietioe with numbing mainlines, station.
be Oivio Holiday. The baeineds places ary and traction eugines so should prove
will be closed. Arrange to spend the a handy men. Mre. Tinian and little
day at Kincardine, daughters will remain in Brussels until
nom youths who were "jubilating" on ?4r. ¶.lhuell Ma decided whether to re.
a meat night and annoying a number of move to Waterloo or not. Tnz Poem
citizens by protein profanity may have wishes him well.
to settle the matter with the Magistrate. FROM TEE WEST.—A letter from Jae.
DON'T min the Ontario ehampionebtp Wilkinson, of Alberni, B. 0., saye :—
Peat Ball manna next Monday evening "We are having some very mitre weather
et Brumele. Stamford and Brasaels bare now, even the nights are warm and
will play the return game. Play will clam is }something we never have had
0010018008 00 6 30 o'clock. aims 100018 to B. 0, Times are very
B10II860LI4 Voters' Lett for 1907 has good on the Island, miniug and timber
been printed and was pasted up on July selling beteg very brisk, Alberni la fall
29th. There are 376 mimes on it, 244 of 0, P. R. surveyors and real estate
being in Part I ; 109 in Part III and 23 men." Mre. Wilkinson ie a daughter of
E'art III. Persons qaalitied to serve as Mrs. Jane Walker, of Tarnberry street
aurora 128. Beath, Brussels,
CLOSE CALL.—P. J. McDonald and his WESTERN STAR 9. 0. 0. F.—The ofeoe
SOD Roy, ot Bremen, had a close call bearers for Western Star Lodge, No, 149,
recently whitest work on their eement Brussels, for the entitling term ere as
contraotawing to a cave in of the en. MO 478 :
bankment where they were employed. J. P. G., Ed, Nicholson;
Fortunately no serious damage was done. N. G., Joe Hunter ;
Boiviallo.—Thie week a rink of Brow Rea. See., W. H. McCracken ;
seta bowlers attended the tournament at Fin. Seo., A, MoGnire;
Goderith. It was oompoeed of D. 0. Treas., F. S. Soott ;
Roes, R. Downing, E. L. Jainism and Warden, Wm. MoNair ;
Jahr' Iffabkirk. They were not short of Con., S. T. Plum;
company at the Co. town es the gathering 0. 0., Wm. Martin ;
was a greet success. I. G., Wm. Griffith ;
W. J. Nemec and family have decided R, S. N. 91., S. Wilton;
to remove to Calgary, and will leave It, S. V. G., Jas. Thuall ;
Lietowel in about two weeks, The L. S. V. Ge, W. O. Smith
Misses Norton have resigned their posi• R, ei, S., Walter Broadfoot
trout be the Listowel Publio Sobool and Chaplain, R. Leatherdale ;
we understand have secured positions in Delegates to Grand Lodge, S. Wilton
the schools at Calgary. Both young and 8. T. PIM. '
ladies are excellent teaohera, and GRAND LODGE L 0. O. F.—It is now
Liatowel's lose will be Calgary's gain. less than a week till the Grand Lodge
Mr. and Mre. Norton were in town on of the Independern Order of Odd Fellows
Saturday. will assemble in Online on the 13th, 14th
Niamey evenieg a good praotioe game and 16th of August. The omission will
of foot ball was played oe Viotoria Park be an event in the history of the town,
here between our Tutermediate obam• seen the Peaket. It is expeoted there
•pima and a team from Welton, reinter. will be at least a thousand visitors there
earl by a few local players with the well for three days. Seldom before hes the
known Baxter Moaner, of Blytb, in goal. Grand Lodge met in n town. The pro—
It was a hustling match but Brueeele bleat ot accommodation ham been a diffi—
won by a aeon of 8 to 0, Duncan Mo cult one, but the committee feel that
Lanoline, of Ste Catharines, was the they now have it well in hand. The
referee and gave satiafaotion ae he as- hotels have undertaken to provide for
mile} does. Some of the Withal:dans put five hundred, and the rest of tbe delegates
up great ball and would be an aoquieition will be planed in private houses. The
to the beat teams 01 the cOnntry. peoeram is not yet oomplete, but there is
TEE Milvertou aohool board et a meet. no doubt it will be a stirring three days
ing lemong other beeiness transacted de- for (kilns. Oe the 3.4th there will be
oidad to award a soliolarehip in the form exoursious into town from Masked,
of one yeer'e tutitiou at Milverton public eloilingwood, Barrie, Midland end
school to the pupil taking the biggest probably from Peterborough and Lind—
number of marks in writiug on the eay and from Gravenharab and Northern
entrance at Milverton. The motion wee townie On the afternoon of that day,
made retrowative, whiela will permit the Canoe Club will hold a big regatta.
Miss Wilhelm, of the Topping school, to 1118 hoped to inane the Toronto mime—
take advantage 01 it during the coming bete to participate. In the evening there
term. In the event of the sainesatul will be a monster street parade. Other
pupil being from Milverton school, where features of general interest are being
they receive free tutition, the etholarehip arranged.
will be awarded In the form of books. ElYeelin4L.—Tee bome of Jaw and
A Lanza from Will. Jamieuon, of Mre, Degg, Selkirk street, °leathern, was
Virden, Mauitoba, fortnerly of Braman the scene of a very pleasant event on
says :—I have left the old town of Wedneaday, July Met, when their eldest
Portage and X am cow in Virden, which daughter, blies Eva Gertrude, became
is a beautiful town. I think it is the , the bride of James A., Lindsay, 0. 9, R.
puttied place on the main line of the ' dispatoher at White Rivet, ea high noon.
0. P99. in Manitoba, The population is The bride entered the parlor on the arm
2,200. There are a lob of beautiful reel. of her father to the strains of the Wed•
demo here and an 4.1 foaming nanny ding Marob played by Miee Hoagies,
around it, I think ea good tts there ie in when Rev, J. W. Hedging, Rector of
Manitoba, The orope are not very Holy Trinity oburch, Methane, made
good le Manitoba thie year oe amount them roan and Wife. The young couple
of it being such a haokward Spring, were unattended, and the °mammy was
Around Virden the want of rain has witnessed by relatives of the family.
been A drawback as it haa been very Abet an excellent wedding luncheon the
dry around here. There will only be an young ample took the afternoon Mein to
average mop. I am very glad to hear the Paolflo Coast and on their mime
of the manes of the Brueeele Foot Ball will nolle at White River, The groom's
team and they have my best wishes and gift to the bride was a beautiful gold
I hope they may continue to hold the beamed set with torquoie 1.10 the bridee]
honor of Ohempionehip of the W. be A. mother e set of shirt waist pine end
1 ane sure the bops aught to be oongratbeads and to Miss Beta a signet ring,
Wand in every roma for I think 1.0 16 Bride's gift to Mies Hedging wag a gold
an honer to the town of Bruesele to pin, The bride received a large number
have a b(14411 Of ae alever eporte as they of beautiful pinnate inoluding a mantle
hew°, I like my new titillation, I am Oink from Dover (Thumb where ebe was
memeger of the larnituee Department organist and choir leader; a family
for the Manitoba Hardware and Lumber Bible and white prayer book from the
00. Limited here. They do a huge bride's grandmother, Mre. Vanden.
basiness 10 900918 0100 employed in the The bride hi a granddaughter of Capt.
More altogether and laminae ia increas• Stratton, of Beneele, that 10000 being
leg all the time. X think I will close for her birthplace. She was well and favor.
thie time wishing you all etuteme. Maly kuown here and many geed eviehes
I tonne* yours truly, will follow Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay for a
WW, humor}, long, happy and proepeeous sail on the
Virden, Man, , mean ol llle,
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OFFICIAL TUTU: DEUR?
FOR TEE
District of Western Ontario,
01101190I00E THE
Village of Brussels
Orders for NOW connections, ohanges of
firm names, ohangea of street addresses
or for duplicate eotriea should be headed
in AT ONCE to
'JAMES FOX,
Lome Measeern.
S. 0. S. Celebration at Seaforth Friday
August 16th. 48th Highlanders to be at
the concert at night.
BOY wanted to learn the printing lanai -
nese. One who Me passed tbe Entrance
Examination preferred. Apply at Tux
Poe.
SATUBnit, August 10118, I. 0. 0. F.
excursion to Sarnia and Detroit from
Wiugham, returning leave Detroit on
Monday, Aug. 12th, on any White Star
line up to 2 30 p. an. conneetieg at Sarnia
et 10 p. an. with special train for Wing.
ham, Kincardine dm.
STILL WINNING.—Not ratisfled with the
Western Aeeooiatiou championship in
the Intermediate sane Brueeele Foot
Ball team ie seeking the farmers of the
Provincs. In looking toward this they
were booked to play two games with
Stamford huetlere so away they hied
Wednesday morning to naeet their com•
petitors. The result wait a win for Brus-
sels. Monday evening the return match
will come off on Viotoria Park, Brueeele,
when the game of the eeaeon will be
played. Everybody should Bee it. It
oar lade mut win that the only bar be.
tweee them and the coveted silverware
will be Green Bay team and they moped
the earth with the All Sainte, of Toronto.
Our team may not be all minte but they
will make tbeir opponents go faster than
a jog if they get a Mance, which we
hope they will have the opportunity of
doing. Brussels team is a dandy and
ehoald win out.
Business Locals.
A wan/TY of dry soft stove wood for
eale. Apply to Assoc Mune,
5-8 James street, Batmen.
To liatiT.—A. comfortable 7 roomed
dwelling, with both hard and soft water
on premnes. Apply to Dn. tanAHAM,
Weeesu.—Large quantities Butter and
Lgge. Olearing stale of ell Summer goods
daring July and August. Gap. E. KING,
Wingbana,
AUGUST Sara or FMINIMIBIL—The
annual August sale of furniture will be
held by R. Leetberdale & Son ae in
former years. 10% off on all goodie
miweass will be paid for the return
of a, pair ot gold rimmed nose gleams
lost a few weeks ago. Finder will much
oblige by leaving them at THE Pon Pub.
/ishing House.
Oat Give e MACII0 TO1308.—When
reapers and mowers are dull you oome
and BEG me as I am, ready bo sharpen
ten thomand or more. 'Yours T. Me -
Gateau, earner Mill and Melo. inmate,
Bremen Ont.
WANTED,—Young lady to learn photo,
retouching and midst in reception room,
fair wages while naming. &leo a good
cameos for 070003 naan to take a worm
in photography, Write to W. W. Bar.
gem' Photo Studio, and Art Store,
TYPEWnintli BanclAnte.—We are agents
for mooed hand typewriters of all waken
at prices ranging from a few dollars up
to 985.00. If you want a good rebuilt
typewriter at olose figures, consult ne,
We also rent maohinag.
Tun Raceme Pose.
PERSONAL PARANEAPIISe
Councillor Plum and family were vide}
Ore at Blvtb.
Mies Eva McCracken was holidaying
ab Melton.
Jerry Curtis, of Milvertoe, is holidey•
ing in Brussels.
Baba MoAlpine ie bank from a buet—
nese trip to the West.
Mimi Pearl Beaker is book from a visit
with Goderioh Mende,
Mee. Tbomeon (nuree) ie recruiting her
health ab entente:triton.
Mies Margaret Ament and Miee Nettie
Brown are tinning in Blyth.
Harry Bartliff, of Olinten, watt bolt.
dayieg in town over Sunday.
Mies Myrtle Thompson, of llatailton,
ig renewing old friendships in town.
Jot). MoCrae is at Prince Rupert,
the termintte of the Grand Trunk Pactifie.
Milton and ettra. MeAtter purpose tek.
ing a trip to the Waet and they may re.
main if they find whet Mite them,
Min Carrie Hiogeton spent a few days
in Toronto.
Mrs, D. MoKenzie, John et., was VISO.
ing at Walton.
Mre. Fry, of Cleveland, ,visited et her
mother's Mre. Thuell'e.
Mies Lill'au Scott, of Toronto, ie visit.
ing Mre. EL L Jaeleson.
Poetmaeter Dioksoo, of Seaforth was
in town Tbureciay of this week.
D. Stewart, of Wiarton, is renewing
old ammintanoes in town this week.
W. J. Stewart, of Anse Craig, is boll.
daying at his tathere', Queen street.
J. L. and Mrs. Kerr, of Blyth, were
visiting releiives iu Bremen thie week.
Wise Eva Gilpin is home from a
month'e vleit with friends near Seaforth.
Mies Mirna Birt and Mier] Jamie Gam
ble, of Elarrieton, are visiting at George
Birtie.
llIsBessie Walker, of Centota, is en•
joying a holiday with relatives and old
friends.
Finlay and Mrs. MoKerober, of 1403/11 -
lop, were visitors at J. J. Gilpin's host
:
rtouirdecttte.yr, event sunday
'
Wand Mee. Carrie and son, of
with A. T. and
Mee. Currie.
Robert. Roes lam taken a position ee
maohiniet in Lietowel. He wag in town
over Sunday.
Mies E. E. Griffin, Misses Amnia
GriSin and Dora Kueteleel, at Wingham,
were in town Thursday lain,
Mrs, N. B. Gerry and ohildren, of
Blyth, are holidaying with relatives and
friends in Brueeele and locality.
Rev. E. G. Powell left on Tuesday for
a three weake' meting at Grand Bend.
Ma work will be eupplied here,
Mrs. (Rev,) Powell, who is holidaying
ander the parental roof near London,
waa here for a few days last week.
Little Margaret Maunders has been
41011 with the measles at her grand.
motber's, Mrs. Thou, Maunders, Morrie.
John and Mre, Emigh, of Blyth, and
Dr. and Pare. Menzioa, of Walton, were
visitors at the Genteel Betel over 800.
lay.
J. 0. and Mrs. Goff and eons, of Tor.
onto, were holidaying at Jas. Dudley's.
Mee. Goff 14 a daughter of the hoet and
hosteee.
Jno. Winter and wife and Mre,. Albert.
Jobneton, of SOW104, were the guests of
Jae. and Dare. Johnston, Tarnberry
etreet, BTOSSeiEl.
J. W. Oettigia, formerly of town, ie
eating manager of the Standard
Bank here during the holiday of J. H.
Rowland. He's a welcome visitor.
R. D. Cardiff, teller in the Metropolitan
Bank, ie having a few weeks' holidays
and inoidentally 000asioually ebowieg
people bow foot ball should be played,
Blre. John Hewitt end Mies Rhoda
arrived home this week from an enjoy•
able visit of a month with friends at
Galt, Berlin, Waterloo and other points.
Roy Pugh has gone to Petekboro' where
he has taken A position in B. photo studio.
He has been in 99 ,99. Brewer's employ in
Brueeele for the p001 7600. We wish him
WeDthr. Aiteheson,of Ortonville, Mahe 'le a
visitor at Wm. Martine], The Dr. is a
brother of Mrs. Martin. He le now at.
tending the reunion of the Tann old
pupile at Galt.
Min Edith Cash, of Seaforth, spent a
few days with her eiater, Mrs. A. T.
Orates, Miee Cash holds the position of
book-keeper and °nattier in the Piokard
& Son dry goods store.
THE POST was glad to see Ben, Derk,
of Moleeworth, able to be in Braman on
Thursday of last week. He ie recovering
nioely from hie reoent severe aocident
and we hope he will goon be o. k,
P. L. Kintner, a hustling reeident of
Sebringville, 0088 10 town for a day on
the look out for some good borne
flesh. He found a congenial spirit in
Manoillor Beaker wbile in Bremen.
Mre, J. D. Werwick, of Bremen, and
Mira IOiullla Grower, who has just re-
turned from a sojourn in Uncle Sam's
domaine, visited their eietet, Mre. R. N.
Barrett, at Wingham, last week. Mies
Oran Barrett amompanied Mre. War.
wick to Brussels.
Mre, Chas. M. Hall, of Coldwater, Ont.,
wee the guest of lellee Jean Habkirk.
The visitor was amompanied by Mies
Mamie Livingston, of Blyth. Mrs. Hall
would be better known to Emmental] as
Miss Allis Bennett a former dreesmaker
of f°e,
wv°D
R . and MN. Rogers, of Seaforth,
called on TEE POST on Wednesday while
driving through to Belmoee, raver.
end gentleman was a junior pastor of the
Methodist °beech bare in 1878 and is
kindly remembered by numerous mem•
bars of the amok.
We are sorry to Mate that Mrs. Thea,
Bredwell, formerly of Brunets, wbose
home is neer Olifford, hae not been ere
joying her usual good health of /ate ow•
Mg to a etomaob ailment. Her many
Old !Needs in this locality hope Me will
mon be ae vigoroue 00 ever.
Rev, Mr. Coburn, of Toronto, waa 0111.
103 00 old friends in Brussels last Mon.
day. 990 3090 an address at the heal
Orange Lodge in the evening. Although
deprived of hie eyesight Mr. &Lure
ligeee" many an interesting thing ae he
journeys through life, He was a former
resident of Huron 00,
bare. Wm. Moffatt and baby have
arrived beak to thole home at Brueeele
leiter the enjoyment of a monthes holiday
et Steele Ste Moen wines the former's
mother, Mrs, M. G. Riehardsoe, a well
known one time resident sI Bentsen
lives. The latter had been quite II' bat
le improving nicely now.
IES1'AIIII-10til ED 1873
OF CANADA
Head Office — - - Toronto
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The Standard zank pays interest
four times a year on all Savings
Bank deposits.
Savings Bank Departnignt in Connection with all Branches.
RUSSEL'S BRAN CH
J. F, Peovelarece, Manager
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W. H., Mrs. Willis and Harvey, of
Seafortb, spent Sunday and Monday at
B. Gerry'e. Gerry Willie was at Bay field.
Geo. Brown went to Stamford with
the Foot Ball boys and will visit hie
brother in Hamilton before returning
home.
MN. Jae, _Ballantyne and song and
MN, Neil MoLanohlin epent a maple
of days at Mrs. Ballantyne's old home
fu Hallett. Jackie is extending hie
v le it.
011191ES
Next Sunday 7. Hartley, of Blyth, will
Combo% the services in St. John's church
the motor, Rev. Pdr. Leng•Ford, being
away for hie vaoation.
Rev. Mr. Oamerou, of Hamilton, offi•
Mated in Melville March 19.P1 Sabbath
inetead of the [utter, Rev. A. O. Wishart,
who is holidaying. mr. Cameron hi a
good preacher.
The joint Executives, of the Co.
Sabbath School Association and the
Ohrietian Endeavor will meek'in Clinton
on Friday to arrange for the coming
Convention. W. H. Kerr, ie President
of the former.
Rev. Mr. Aahton S. T. L., of Both.
well, will money the pulpit of the Metho.
dist church bare next Sabbath moroieg
and evening. Be is a brother to DIN.
Jae, Johnston, of Mussels. The reverend
gentleman ie e. good preacher.
Last Sabbath the pastor oompied the
pulpit in the Methodist church it being
Wee Quarterly Oommanion. J. L. Kerr,
of Myth, sang "One Sweetly Solemn
Thonglit" at the morning service and
Mise Currie of Toronto, favored the
congregation with i'Beachlfal Home in
Paradise," Rev. Mr. Powell preached
At the monthly Miseionary serene in
the Methodist Sabbath 8obool last Sue•
day efternoon Harold Lowry gave a good
recitation, Misses Posen Mitchell and
Nora Maunders gave suitable readings
and Mersee Mamie Cardiff and Pearl
Sharpe sang a Melee duet. The collec—
tion was 98.90. Next Sabbath a short
Temperance program will be provided.
two good germane to large audienam,
Many took part in the testimony meet.
ing.
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Baerinore—In Frobisher, Saak„ on July
24i11, to Mr. and Mrs. W. 9. Bran.
don, a aon.
BROUORTON.—On Wednesday. July 2405,
to Mr. and Mre. Edward Broughton,
3.6113 con., Enna, a son.
FOREMIN.—In Mout, on Saturdny, July
27th, to Mr. and Mre. Arthur Fore-
man, a daughter.
JAOKBON.—IO CIGO—Wilii6111, Manitoba,
on July 17th, to Mr. and Mrs, Roy
Jackson, a son.
LEPPARD.—In Toronto, on July 19th, to
Dir. and Mee, Sanford Leppard, a
800.
Danphie, Man., on Mon.
dity,2ely 22nd, to Dr. and Mrs.
Lineham, a eon.
oisCat-m.M.SeeMo.,
VAIM3ANK—Thisteman.--At the Methodist
Parsonage, Brussels, on August 603,
by Rev. E. G. Powell, Mr, Peter
Fairbank, of Wayne, Co., Micah., to
Klee Abby Dempster, of Colwell,
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LINDeAnyb—ataaB.--At the bride's home,
Chatham, on Wednesday July, Met,
by Bev. J. W. Hodgine, Mr, Jas,
Anderson Lindsay, of White River,
Algoma, to Miee Eva Gertrude
daughter of Ntr. and Mrs. Jae. Deem,
and gra,pd-daughter of Capt. Stratton,
of Braman.
MoAmee—Wrizes.—At the Pareonags,
&Murat, on August 7th, by Rev, D.
Rogers, Dlr. Henry MeArter to Mies
Margaret J. White, both of Morrie
township.
=maw.
Beex.—In Grey, OD Sunday Augnet, 405.
Lorenzo, mooed son of Wm, P. and
Eliza Jane Bray, aged 21 yearn, 2
menthe and 12 days.
KEEFER. —In Grey on Ammon 3rd, Mar
garet, relict of the late Jacob Keffer,
aged 81 years end 5 months.
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Doing little things well in a obaraa-
terietto of this More. We recognize
the foot that t traneaction that nay
seem mall in often of great import -
00100 to you and our methods and
service are mob that we ettre foe tile
smallesb sale as woefully as we do
the larger ones, There are a great
many articles in a drug stook for
Which only oticesional mile are made,
but when they are wanted it is to fill
a need wiffoli nothing else oan fill.
It is our constent effort to supply
these trifles. Thie same attention 10
detail is carried throughout our busi-
meas. In selecting goods ettoh article
la purchased with regard to quelity—
Our motto ie "Often the Oheepeet,
Always the Sea"
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Fall 'Wheat 80 82
Barley 48 49
Peas 70 71
Oats 40 42
Butter, tubs and retie..., 16 - 17
Eggs per dozen 15 16
Hay per ton 9 00 9 00
Flour, per bbl 4 50 5 20
Hoge, Live 6 75
Wool (washed) 20 22
Potatoes per bus 1 00 1 00
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED—
One 80111 tour years old in family.
Would like duties to oommenee at ont).
For further particulars apply to ALFRED
BUTTON, Lot 20, Oon, 7, Morris, or Brueeele
P. 0, - 4.01
ENDERS WANTED.—TER–
nom win be received by the Trustees
00 8, 8. No. 8, Grey, up to August nth, for
the removal of the old fence and to erect a
wire feriae around the sohool property, For
further particulars apply to DD. FULTON,
am -Tress:, 1,00 19, 0011.10, Oranbrook P. 0.
JJOUSE AND ACRE OF
land for sale. Comfortable dwell..
ing; hard and soft water underpeper ;
pla,pittm and olcorry trees, rho. driosseselon
clan be elven at oueo. For pribe, terms, ,ho,
oat] 00 100111.1 POW,
50 ACRE 'FARM FOR SALE,
known as the Hodder homestead,
114 OOW1 of Lot20, Con. 2, Morris. There is
O frame house and barn, wells. °Tabard& &o.
The farm le all cleared and in good Chap%
Possession given to plow in the Pall. For
further partioulats as to priee, terms, deo.,
apply on the premises to 100100, .001010.
LERS, or Bluevale P. 0. 8-tf
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26 dozen Men's Fine, Pure Linen
Handkerchiefs, with inch. bem,
worth 15c each. On sale
at only.... ....... .10
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We have gathered special news from the several departments that must certainly
prove irresistable to readers of advertisements, and wise folks all do read them. These
specials call for no talk. Every one does its own talking. All we need to say is this, many
of thein are in limited quantities and should be hurried for.
The store should be crowded while these goods and prices hold out.
—29 ends Tweed Deese Goode in light and
dark colors, our regular 50o and 60e lines. Ou 39
sale at
—80 elide Fine English Dress Chambry, in
pinto oolors, striped and cheeks, worth regular 1 I
12i and 15o. On sale ab
—5 doz. boy's extra heavy rib cotton Hose, will 1A
giye strong wear mid perfect dye. On sale at.. _L
--5 doz. only /*die& Embroidered Cashmere 41M
Hose, worth regular 35o. On sale ab 4e1
—8 only Ladies' Print Wrappers, made from
good quality print, waist lined and skirt with 9 As
inch &tune, worth regular 91,26. On sale at..
—At $.80 per dozen -15 dozen pure SUER huok
Bed Room Towele, good size, fringed Bethel 30
worth 31,65 per dozen. Ou ode at
—10 dozen Mons' Wool Soake, would be good el
value at 15o. On sale at 2 pre, for
BAR MIS FOR THE B YV
If your boy wants a suit don't wait but buy it now and yon will be money in pocket.
We have pledged our word to get this stock run down as low as possible before the arrival of
our Fall clothing.
Suits at $4.50
Suits at $4.00
—25 Boys' extrot quality three pima suite, These —Boys' extra fine quality three piece Stiffs, Woe
are the beet selling lines we belie, Very dressy range of pattetin, Well made and good lininge use1.
gamete mad right up-to-date. Worth regular 96.50. Full range size, Beguile: 95,00 to 96.00. On sale
On sale at 94,50. at 94.60,
Suits at $3.50
—About 25 Boy's three piece Suits. Tweeds end
Borges. A full range of size% Worth regular from
94.00 to,e6.00. Take your choice ea 43.50,
Indramis.
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25 Only Ladies' Three-quarter Rain and Dust Coats Tweeds and,
all new this season, On sale at exactly cost price. Now is the time to bulyiglalb nicect
for little money.
Ferguson do
Dry Goods and Groceries
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Clothing Made -to -Order
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