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PURE NC LING SPICES
COME TO US
The Piokling wagon is at band again and it is very neeeseary that the
best possible Spines should he used to insure the desired flnvo& In ell
probability you have a recipe o! your own, if so we can supply the
,Spices for yon from our
Whole and Ground Gloves
" " it Alispioe
Back Pepper
White "
Cinnamon
" Jamaica Ginger
f All sizes of Corks for Pickling Bottles.
Also Paraffin Wax and Sealing Wax for sealing bottles, &c.
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Ground Mustard
Mustard Seed
Tumerio
Whole and Ground Mace
Garlic
Curry Powder
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DRUGGIST ANIS OPTICIAN.
Aral RdUS t.errts
A ohiel'e among ye takiz' notes,
An' faith he'll prent
Lena DAY will be the next holiday.
Bae ier's Public Babool will reopen on
Tuesday, Sept. 8rd.
TERRE deoke of hogs were ebipped
from Braseeie Ghia week by Meaara.
Jowitt & Bateman.
27 rubber tire riga have been sold by
Mesas. Ewan & 0o. so far [hie ninon,
and still there's more to follow.
THE High Court of the 10, F. meets
in Berlin on Aug. 28 and 29. It ie ex-
pected that a large number of delegates
will be in attendance.
Tag Hensel' Obeerver nye :-"On
Saturday 11 demure school teachers from
Brussels drove through town after spend
Rig a couple of weeks camping at the
Bend.
BRUSSELS and locality was largely rep•
resented at the Caledonian games belt! at
8eaforth last Frid.ty. It was Civic)
holiday in town so the bueiuese plaoes
were °losed,
LEFT OvER.-Imtsreeting letters ou the
West from Reeve Leola&, R Leatherdale,
of town, and Thos. Smith, of Grey, are
crowded out this week but will appear in
our next ie8ne.
Faunas, August 30th, ie the date est by
Wingbam Higb School Board for the
formal opening of that institution, The
Commencement est -mien will be held the
same evening when a choice program will
be presented. •
LAer Baturdev'e London Free Press
says :-"Mrs. McRae, the esteemed wife
of Rev. Dr. HloOree, of Weetmiuieter,
met with a serious accident from the
offeote of which elle is still suffering.
Mrs. McRae was looking through the
loft of their barn in quest of eggs when
she slipped sod fell to the ground, sum
raining severe injuries." - The lady
mentioned is a eieter-in law to Mrs. Jas.
Spain, Mra, Geo, Robb and Mre. J. Kern•
ey, of thio locality,
A SUCCESSFUL SonoaL,-The Central
Business College of Stratford, wbioh bee
an advertisement appearing elsewbere in
these ooimmne is without doubt one of
the most sueoeastal bneinees training
aohoole in the Proviuoe, It le well and
favorably known for the thoroughness of
its work and the Bemoan of its students.
The school is now sending out ite 21st
annual oatelogae, and we would advise
anyone iuteraated in a Commercial,
Shorthand or Tslegraphio education to
write the College for their free oatalogue,
The Fall term we believe, oommenoee on
Tuesday, Septi. Seal.
BRUSSELS WELL REFRETaNTED.-There
was (mite an exodna of school teachers
from Brueeele and locality during the
pant week to be ready for the opening of
runt imbecile tact Monday. In the nam.
ber were t -Mise d'label Zimmer, to S. S.
No. 8, Grey ; Mies Gerrie McOraoken,
who teethes near Mooktou ; Mies Ella
McKinnon, to a school in the acme
locality ; 101198 Jennie Rands, near Wier -
ton ;
ier•too; Mise Eva Cameron, near Owen
Sound ; Miss Elsie Wilton, near Gold,
water ; Miee Mary Dark, to Essex Go. ;
Mee Hay Smith, to Drayton ; Mien.
Mise Belle Henderson and Harry Ainley
to their respective schools in Morrie.
Heinen HELI WANTED OUT WEST,-
Upwardsof20,000 men are wanted io
Manitoba, Saekatebewan aid Alberta to
ocelot in harvesting and to meet the de•
wand to some extant the Canadian
Pacific has arranged to run low rate farm
leborere'exoareions. Leaving dates are
Aug- 27, 80 and Sept, 4. (Advertiaemeot
in another oolmmn gine territory and
particulars.) From all Ontario stations
one way tiakete will he Bold to Winnipeg
at $12, Men ere engaged at Winnipeg
and are given free tickets to pointe where
help is needed Ent of Mooeejaw. After
worsting at least thirty dads and having
the employing farmer certify to the feat,
a ticket bank to the original atoning
point is teemed on payment of $18. This
is a splendid opportunity to sae the
galdeo Weeb and to make eomething
more than expenses, Local 0. P. R.
agent is well posted and will be glad to
give anyone fall information.
DIED AT Moon JAW, -The sad intelli•
gone was received by Mtg. S. (Mammon,
Brunets, that her son Janne, had died
in the beapital at Moosejaw from typhoid
fever, the immediate auntie being bemor.
rbage of the beanie. Deoeaaed was barn
in Grey township 51 years ago being the
eldest eon of the late Samuel Blemmon.
He was married to Mies Maggie, daughter
of no. Cameron, of Oranbrook, who
with 7 daughters end a son survive. The
family went to the Weeb 22 years ago
where Mr. Shuman took up land ;Isar
Mootejew and did well with it. He
etid 820 aorta tbers and bought a (jointer
notion at Pasqua, Seek., where hie bro.
[ber John bait a stare. Mr, 'Mammon
had been away Die a Governmaat appoint
ed Weed InapaotingOommieeion and was
only ill a short time, Hs was popular,
pushing and full ot enterprise and his
decease will be greatly regretted. For
some time had been botbtred with
usahma. Tnet news of Mr. Sleenmon's de.
ossa Deme with a great shook to the rela.
tivea bare as they bad not hated of Ilia ill.
neer, The bereaved will to a000rdtti
sinners sympathy.
Raman horse Dover loot. The finder
will kindly return CO BARER B11o8.
Brunie,
DR. BUTLER'S VISIT. -Dr. Butler, the
London Eye Speo,aliet, will be at the
Amerioan Hotel, Brussels, on Wedeee-
dav, Angara 28th. Glenn eupplied,
21 Ynans OLn.-Last week the Blyth
Staudnrd attained its majority and ie
better able to hold its plaoe than in any
poet period of its history. The B -yah
people aid in this by their cordial sup
port. TRE POST wishes the Btandetd a
year of progress.
A Finn Cana GAME, -A large and eo-
thueiastic crowd witnessed the beat
foot ball matoh of this eeaeon on Vim
toric Park, Brussels, Tuesday evening
when the sturdy and hitherto unbeaten
Shamrocks of Green River (6 miles from
Markham) contested Witil Brueeele in the
fitet round of the finals for the Pro-
emial intermediate championship.
Both teams played an elegant game
in which every advantage was watched
for a &tore. The home team tallied 2
goals in the first half and 1 in the last
while the vieitore tailed to get the ball
between the poets, although they were
nutwantiug in dengeronsruebs. Josepb
Ward, an experienced Iooaballiet, 01
Stratford, was referee and looked 0arefal.
ly after the play. He penalized two of
the } unoke by patting them en the fence
for a few mtuutee and the tbird for
objeoting to his ruling but even then
Green River did not soon. Gate receipts
were $112.00. The return game will be
played at Markbam Friday evening and
if Brueeele oar bold their own that
match will oloee up the season. It will
be a &harp and active meeting no doubt
but by careful and etrsonone work
Brussels should win as they bad the bet•
ter sad of the play Tuesday bare. Green
River will fight to a finish to win the
maob coveted lament so near at band.
We bops to see oar etnlwarte complete
the season with the Ontario ohempion•
ship. They well deserve it, The line up
Tuesday evening was a8 follows :-
BRUeeSLe GREEN RICER
J Audereou 000.1E, Norton
A Audereon Baaka ff.. H. Panay
W McDonald1 W, White
O Quern) Stewart
R crown 1. 1 Backs Routley
W etevens0n... Percy
E Earley Pero
A McLeod Doton
R D Oexdilf ... Forwards Barton
W Miller 2iighweodere
J McGillivray ,. ,.,....,... White
A more husky tenor has nob been assn oo
Brussels park for many a day than Green
River and the 11 that defeats tbem has
to attend to their knitting withoat any
doubt.
PERSONAL I'ARAld1tAPlIS.
Aliases Lizzie and Ella. Woods visited
friends on the 14tH eon, of Grey during
the past weak. -Mise May Elliott has
gone on a holiday visit to her oriole, and
aunt at Cadillac, Miob,-Mise Burdetta
Geddes, of London, has been renewing
old friendships in Brussels and toosiity,
-We are pleased to hear that James
Thomson, son ot George Thomeoe, a well
known oitizen of Brnsaele, has been pro
rooted to the taper's boa in the Farmers'
Bunk at Bethany Ont. Banking rather
rune in the Thomson family. George, an
older brother of the young man referred
to, is Manager of the Farmers' Bank at
Hetwkeeton, Ont., and doing wall ; Afr.
Thomson received a drilling in the same
bosinese aquae the herring pond In
bonnie Scobland, and Mre. Thomson's
lather, Mr, Colette, was at one time
prominently oouneoted with banking in•
strtutione in the Old Land. If thereat
anytbing in heredity the boyo could
hardly be expeoted to busy themselves
at anything ease-Miee Elsie Wilton left
lase Saturday for Coldwater, Simooe Go„
where she has a school. We expect she
will make aoapital teaober.-Miee Hattie
Downing is taking in the Goderioh Ool•
legiate 08 001on of old pupils this week.
She attended aohool there,-Mre, R.
Leatherdale and Mre, Downing spent last
Friday with Hire, Henry Bali, Wingbam,
-Rev. Mr. MoCamue, of Lietuwel, was
in town on Friday. He wheeled trona
home to visit his cousin, Mre. Hector
MoQaarrie, of Grey township, -Airs,
Gottlieb and grand daughter, Mies
Bergen, of Mitchell, are visiting friends
in and around town, -Mise Stewart,
Obueoh etreot, and little niece May were
vietbing in Seaforth last week, -Niles
Morgan 1S beak to town atter a 2 weeks'
very enjoyable trip in wbioh be toured the
Northern lakes starting at Sarnia,-Jno.
and Mre, Emigh, of Btybb, opera Sunday
in Gown. -W. H, McCracken, S. Wilton
and B, T. Plum were at Orillia lava week
attending the X. 0. 0. F. Grand Encamp
went and Grand Lodge reapeotivoly.
Meseta. Wilton and Plum -took a trip to
Cold Water (where they called 00 Robt,
Leatherdele and wife) sad Waubanehene.
At the latter plane they were greatly in.
tereeted in the large eawmiil of the
Georgian Bay Co., where about 800
hande are employed and opacity for
gutting 866,000 featof lumber in 10 lecture,
The moat up to date machinery and
methods are in vogee.-Mireeo Maggle
and Lizzie Brown and Resell were et
Myth last Sunday visiting their Meter,
Mre. r7, L. Kerr, -Mian Dorn Shaw spent
Sunday in Seaforth.-Brian Soon, of the
G, T. B. service, Palmere0on, wag in
town on Tuesday to see the Foot Ball
Joint Deposit a l.+6..tial'u/nis
are a special convenience arranged for customers of THE
METROPOLITAN BANK. Money can be deposited or with,
&awn by husband or wife. Particularly valuable for farmers and
town residents.
ai Money orders and drafts sold At lowest rates.
q Farmers' Sale Notes collected and advances made thereon.
q SAVINGS DEPARTMENT -51.00 or more opens an aceount, interest
allowed from date of deposit, and compounded FOUR times a year.
q You may deposit or withdraw money by mail.
The Metropolitan Bank
Capital Paid Up, $1,000,000.00. Reserve Fund and Undivided Profits, 51,183,713.23
BRUSSELS BRANCH, W. J, FAWCET'l', Manager
matoh,-W, D. Bill, of Oranbrook, B.
C. and E, J., of Lethbridge, Man., were
welcome callers on their father, John
Hill, Queen etreat, last week, -Mrs.
Morgasou and Alias Lena Armatroeg, of
Toronto, are visitors at the home ot W.
Pryne, el111 street. Be peen are rela
tives-Mieese Mildred and Alta Pryne
are away bolidaying, the former at
Wiartou and surroundings and the -latter
at Newbury, Middlesex 00. -Mise Gerrie
Ewen is enjoying a holiday visit wall
friends at Hamilton and Toronto, -Word
has bean received from Mrs. and HIies
Grant that they landed sadly after a
most enjoyable voyage aoroae the Ablantio.
-George and Mre. Underwood, of Van
Denver, are the guests of J. and biro.
Leckie, After leaving here 29 years
age they lived in Dakota and then moved
to Vanoouver where they bave prospered.
Mr. Underwood takes quite an interest
in shrubs and flowers, -Wm. and Mre.
Habkirk, of Blyth, were visitors with
relatives in town.• -Mies Nettie Kay, e0
o,-mpanied by her niece, Mies Helen
Hay and nephew, Archie Key, of Stud;
ford, are visiting the former'& eieter,
Alta, W. H Herr, -Mrs, Mneee ]S1ofad
den and son,Jaek, of Sault Ste. Marie,
and Jno, and Hlre. Falkeraon, of
Neepawa, Mau., are visitors with D. and
Mrs, Walker, Turnberry street, The
former is Mre. Walker's sister-in-law and
thelatter a nieoe,-Gte,fleld Baeker, of
Gbatham, is bolidayiog in town witb
relatives and old friande:-W. F.
Stewart, of Guelph, made a business trip
to Brussels and spent a few days. He is
well pleased with the Royal oily, -Geo.
and Mre. Habkirk, old end well known
residents of MoXillop township, were
vieitore with Mre. 4. S. Habkirk, Brue
eels, last week. Mr, Habkirk is 86 veare
of age but is active and bright. Many
are the ohangee in MoKillop sines the
old gentleman first followed the oow
pabhe,-Mre. Walter Jackson, who hag,
been absent from town for some time at
Toronto, Ottawa and other pointe, is re-
newing old aoqusinbanoee. Mise Elate
Jeokeon, of Toronto, ia also here for a
holiday. -Mee. Robert Harris and eon, of
Cedarville, and Mre. Thos Eaton, of
Goan, are visitors at R. W. Pbilip'S,
John street. Mrs. Philip and Mre, Han
rie are danghtere of Mrs. Eaton -Miss
Florence Thomson is visiting at Shakes
pears, -Mies Alice Bone, of Toronto, ie
home for a vacation bat will return to
her millinery position shortly. -Mise
Addie Lott arrived home last week from
Colborne, where ails has spent the
peat year. That part of the Province
evidently ngreee with her, -Mise Ella
Hamilton, of Atwood, visited in town on
Tuesday. -Misses Bertha and Peat'
Sharpe are holidaying at London, Inger-
eat' and Toledo -Fra: k Gerry le
away to Guelph for a viaib with hie
grandparents.-Mre, W. A. Grewer
arrived home last week from anenjnyable
visit with Mre, T. A. Hawkins, ot James
town, N. Y. -Mise Verne Walker is
holidaying at Seaforth.-Mies Hazel
Lowry is spending part of ber vacation
with her comein Mrs. Hogg at Milverton.
-Mime Kate MoKfulay, Olive Mooney,
Edith Bailey, Mabel and Linda Galvin,
end Mary Rnee, are attending the
millinery openings at Toronto, -Mien
Edith Scott, of Monet Forest, is a via-
itor with Mre. Geo, Rogere and Mre,
Dames, -W. H. and Mrs, Stewart and
son, Archie, purpose removing to Gue'pb
where the former will assist hie father in
the Flour and Feed bneineee. We wish
the prosperity. -John and Mre. Garter
have returned home from a visit
at Auburn, Blyth and other pointe, -G.
N. McLaren and Mise Kathleen are
spending a few holidays at Midland with
relatives. -J. F. Rowland, Manager of
the Standard Bank, is bank from an en-
joyable holiday covering a few weeks, -
Reeve Leckie amd eon, Bob got borne
last week from a pleasant outing in the
West, -A. J. and Mre. Lowick, of Fded-
wish, were vieitore in Brussels on Tbure-
day,-Mies Elliman, of Benefield, ie
visiting Mise Pearl Leatherdale.
Business Locals.
Lon, -White bead neok lane in Brute
eels on Saturday afternoon, Finder
please leave it:at TDR POST.
Fon BALE. -A (paucity of slabs and
kindling at $2.00 per load of 2 oord'e.
Also turners et $1,00 per load.
7-8 P. Amen.
A QUANTITY of dry soft stove wood for
Bale, Apply to SIt10N GnANT,
5-8 James street, Bruuneie.
AUGURY BALs OF FnnNITDRE. -The
annual Angus[ Rale of furniture will be
held by R. Leetherdate & Son a8 in
former years, 10% off on all goods.
area goods at low price, If you need
hand, ones out, rip bunk one or two metre
saws you call and See me ae I have a
eapply lot sale and you ere sore of get.
ting them in number one order. Youre
T. MoGanaoa, corner Mill and Main et,
Brunetti.
Tonaolyua Form. Of Systanuttlo Catarrh
Not an easy thing to Dore, and a
remedy that makes good deserves the
credit. Catterrhozone cured Ghee. H.
Webb, of Woodetook, N. B., who writes t
"For s number of years I Was broabled
With eyetemntio oatarrb. It Wan a very
teeaeions form of the disease and nothing
helped, I need Catarrhozone. '1'bie
combination can't be beaten, They
oared me." Yon sass may be ohecnio
bat Oatarrhoz,ne will drive out oatsrrb
and keep it out. Twa erzee 260 and 51.00
at ell dealer's, gold ander gmira.ate° of
aatiefeetion,
Can good working horse for este. Ap.
ply to Jona Soso, Breese's.
To BENT. -A comfortable 7 roomed
dwelling, with both hatd and sort water
on premises, Apply to Dn. GRAHAM,
ANNUAL OUTING
TO KINCARDINE.
A Delightful Day at the Lakeside.-
Lint
akeside.
Leat Friday was the date set for the
*.usual Sabbath School Exoareion on
the W. G. & B. to Kincardine. The
morning did not open auspiciously for
an Dating of that obataoter but as
rain was badly needed people pocketed
their disappointment although a goodly
number remained at home fearing that
ib would be a wet day. A lively dash
name on about 8.30 a. m, and another
shower et 9 80 but liter that the weath•
er wee charming, the showers having
laid the dust splendidly.
Promptly on .time a double header
with 9 menthes arrived at Brnsselel witu
the genial Oundnabor Totten in ebarge,
Engineer Burnell pulled the leaver on
No, 896 and on engine No. 188 engineer
Arisen peformsd Mauler service. A
goodly number of exouraioniete bad
been pinned up at the intervening
stations between Palmerston and Betw-
een and the company was more largely
angmenbed ae the train prooeeded lake
ward so that on arrival at leioeardiue
at 10.30 neatly 700 were aboard.
The different ebatioue 000tribcbed
their quota as follows :-
Palmerston 6
Listowel ... 20
Atwood 27
Heutryn 2
Ethel 73
Brunets 268
Sammie 84
Wingbam a 89
Luoknow 179
Ripley , 10
634
Taking the wet morning into minouet;
the demonstration at Palmerston ;
civic holiday the Monday previous at
Listowel; and the fact that Wiesgham
had run a big excursion to the same
point a short time ago the attendance
was very good.
Mayor Temple, the genial presiding
offloialof Kincardine, was et the depot
to welcome the vieitore and the town
dray was soon brought into requisition
to convey the well laden hesitate to the
Park where water was boiling ready
for the tea and coffee, The crowd now
divided off ae beet Butted themselves and
were Boon busy upholstering the inter
for department with the nsoeeaarise and
Insulin of this life.
The afternoon was enjoyed in boating,
bathing, swinging, bowling, viewing the
town and taking in a beetling game of
Base Ball between Teeewater and Kin.
oardiee in which the honors were very
evenly divided the latter winning by
a soore of 5 to 8. In bowling rinks be
longing to Kincardine, Teeewater and
Brussels took part oD the fins lawn pee
Reeled by the port hewn, The results
of the sphere trundling was as follows :-
DaUeBRLe. TEg8WATER.
J. Fox J. Rainebottom
J. H. Cameron G. Hoeenfing
H. L. Jackson 0. S. Ewing
D. 0. Roes J. Fargnhareon
skip 22 skip 10
BRUSSELS. TERBwATDR,
A, Snitcher' Lapman
Dr, Feild Fergneoo
H. L. Jaakeon Farquharson
D. 0. Rose Allison
skip 19 skip Y1
BRUSSELO, RINOARDIND,
W. F. Stratton Cooke
M. MoArter Moliandriok
J. Allen Watson
J, Habkirk Mavis
ekip 18 skip 12
BRUBSEL8. EINOAaDINE,
A, Straahau B. Wood
D. J. MoLauohiin A. Malcolm
Dr. Feild M. MoPheraon
R, Downing H. Clark
ekip 30 skip 17
A Brunets quartette remained be
bind for it game in the evening with the
appended eaore :-
oausaaLe, R0NedaDINE,
A."Btruohan W, Harvie
D. J. MoLauahiin R. Rose
D. U. hose Dr, McDonald
R. Downing Dr, Bruce
ekip ....,,....22 ship. 18
It will be Been by the above that
Bruasele won nett eonloet and came
out by a there of 111 to 68 on the five
games. Teeewater and Kincardine had
several very interesting bouts aleo,
About 6 p. m, the lunob baskets were
once more brought into requisition and
many of them wore an "all gone" ap
pearanos by the time this important
fnapwtion was oompletnd.
A16,80 the whistles of the 00gle0
tooted and off we started on the hems
trip, well pleased with the day by Lake
Huron's shore, not marred by accident,
The train made good time, so that the
journey was not merle wearisome eyeing
to tedious delays en mite. While Rums
talk of a ohunge to 80010 otber point
by way of varying the outing, it will
be dtffionit to fled any place ae easy of
aeons from This emotion, ea O"nvenient
to the wetter 00 leaving the train I or
where larger hearted hospitality be meted
oat than at Kincardine.
e8TABLPSHCD 10T3
THE STANDARD BANK
OF CANADA
Head Office - - - - Toronto
The Standard Bank pays Interest
four times a year on all Savings
Bank deposits.
Savings Baiik Department in Connection with all Branches.
1e
BRUSSELS BRANCH
J. F. Rowland, Massager
LITTLE WAVELETS.
In bowling We wonderful how We do
it but we do.
2 or 8 fruit and oonfeoeionery etande
beeineee on the park.
The walk along the beach bee been
=oh improved eine last year.
That deviline whistle at the water
works singe its solo in donble forte.
Kinoardine has many beauty sputa
in the way of fine reefdenoee and well
kept lawns.
If Mayor Temple were dependent on
the vote of the esoureioaiete he would
be re•eleoted for a third term by a large
mejority.
If Kincardine had a dozen more Doe•
tagee for Bummer visitors and an elec.
trio or steam launch they would have
one of the nititeet reeerne in the land.
Somebody shoeld preeent the Grand
Trunk railway with a few baggage oars
so that they oonid live up to their agree,
meat on exoareion Jaye in affording a
proper disposal of baakenn.
Kiacardfne'o newspapers have taken
a very praiseworthy advance in the past
few years andappear to be well amp.
ported by the townspeople. Hugh
Olark, the well known M P. P., wields
the paste pot and eoieeore on the Review
and J, 7, Ranter stands at the halm of
the Reporter.
Sine oar laeb visit to the lakeeide a
fine new park has been opened North
of the power bones. A tiptop } mile
track ie on it, a big grand stand built
and an the grenade are need by the
Agrionitaral Sooiety a large exhibition
building, in the shape of an L, 60 x 70
and 30 x 70 feet reepeobively, has been
completed. In one of rain or bad
weather this would make an ideal hone -
lug plane. The premises are a credit
to Kincardine.
Moved by J. H. Cameron, Boperie
tendent of Melville oltnrob Sabbath
8ubool, eeoonded by Dr. Feild, Boperim•
tendent of 8t. John's Sabbath School
end supported by W. H. Kerr, emporia.
tendent of the Methodist Sabbath School,
that oar beet thanks be tendered to
Mayor Temple and the Council of Kim
cardiae for their many kiudneesee shown
to the exoureioniete on Friday on the
event of oar visit to the lakeside, It
wee most highly appreciated. ,.
BRVEMF»%.B MA.1.2.2C252 -'M,'
Fall Wheat ° 80 82
Barley 48 49
Peas 70 71
Oate 40 ' 92
Butter, tabs and rolls17 18
Eggs per dozen 16 16
7 00 8 00
Flour, per bbl 4 60 ,6 20
Hogs, Live 6 50
Wool (washed) 20 22
Potatoes per baa 90 1 00
Apples (per bbl.) 1 00 1 26
Saar, per bbl., retail 1 26 1 26
Hay per ton . .........
BOR 287
Eoxntreo.-In Morris, on Anguet 8th, to
Mr. and Aire, Louie Eokmier, a
daughter.
Lewaguon.-In Tmruberry, on Aug, 22nd,
Henry Lawrenae,aged 48 years and
6 montbe,
AnteSTlroNo-CoeoxEa.-At the residence
of the bride's parents, 11loleeworth,
on Anguet 14th by Rev, John Bur-
nett, B. A., Mr. W. (3. Armstrong,
of Monorieff, to Mies Goderba M.,
eldest daughter of Mr, and Mre.
W. G. Combo, of Moleewortb.
NRerITT.-At Trowbridge, on August 18th
John Nesbitt, iu his 89th year.
SLENttors.-At Moose Jaw, Bask„ on
August 17th, James Blemmou, form•
erly of Grey townehip, aged 51 years.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
VOUNG PIGS 6 WEEKS OLD
for Bale. Apolyy to DONALD ROB.
ERT8002, Lot 8, Con. O, Grey Twp.
PROPER.CY FOR SALE. -BE-
zNG part of Lot 24, Con. 8, Grey, con-
ing d8 acres more or lees On the premises
are two h,neee and a barn ; also two wells.
Lend in good state of cultivation ; very
conveniently situated to Ethel villag. For
price and terms apply on the premises to
8. CHAMBERS, or to Ethel F. O. 7-tt
THE _- -• f�11'r
WANTED
BOOKS
ARE_•"" -
WAITING
It's a satiefeobton to buy School
13oohs and Soleool Supplies whore all
the items needed are certain to be
bound. Our stock is very complete
and well assorted. Now and all
through the school year we aro ready
to servo you promptly and satiafRc-
torily and we will be very pleated to
receive a portion of your patronage
at the coming opening,
tar -Our Post Card Soribblers Rud lilxsr-
oise Books aro special features. See
them-
-AT -
FOX'S
DRUG STORE
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED -
cine 0bild four years old le family.
Would like duties to commence at once.
For further particulars apply to ALFRED
BUTTON, Lot 20, Oon, 7, Morris, or BromicP. 0. 441
ITRAYED ON THE PREM -
nes of the undersigned, Ni Lot 20,
Cou, 8, Morrie, on or about August let, a
small heifer, light rets in color. The owner
ie requested to prove property, pay expen-
ses and take her away. JOHN D. SOOTT,
Brussels P, 0, 0-4
HOUSE AND ACRE OF
land for sale, Oomfortable dwell-
ing; bard and soft water under cover ; ap-
ple, plum and aherry trees, dao. Possession
can begiven at Duce, Por price, terms, dab,
°all at THE POST.
ARM FOR SALE CONTAIN-
zna 26 acres in the Township of Grey,
adjoining Oranbrook. Land all cleared and
under crop. There le a comfortable frame
Image, 'barn with stone stabling, orchard,
good well, dm. Poesoasion given on Novena.
her Bit For further particulars ae to price,
tonne, &a , apply ou the premises to W. J,
ALDER80N, Proprietor, or CraubrookP.0,
50 ACRE FARM FOR SALE,
known as.ttio Hodder homestead,
NI of WI of Lot20, Cou, 2, Morris, There is
a frame house and barn, wells, orchards. &¢.
The farm la all cleared and In good [nope.
Possession given to plow le the Fall. for
further particulars as to pride, tonne, &a„
apply on the pr.mlees to MRS. JOEL BEL.
LERB, or Sleeved° P. 0, 8-tl
Voters' List Court.
•
NOTIOE is hereby given that a Court will
be held, pursuant to the Ontario Voters'
Lists Ant, by His Honour the Sedge o! the
County Court of the County of Huron, at
the Township Ball, Ethel, on Thursday, the
ttil day of Septembe, , A. D,1007, at 10-a. m„
o hear and determine the several com-
plaints of errora and omissions in the Vot•
ere' List 01 the Munioip.,lityy of Grey for
1907. All portions having briefness at the
Court are required to attopg at the said
Lime and place,
Dated this 20th day of August, A, D, 1007.
3011N Ato1NT08H,
Clerk GreyTownehip.
BRUSSELS NEW
DAYLIGHT STORE
G. N. McLaren
1
Mad -Summer
male
Bargains in all Lines of Summer Goods
Our policy is to clear out all lines at the
end of each Season. . You may come ex-
pecting
SPECIAL PRICES
for the balance of this month. Remember
all Summer Goods must go and the prices
are Low enough to move them,
JUST RECEIVED
New Fall Skirts
Blacks,
Styles,
HIGHEST
Browns, Blues and Plaids. Newest
Perfect Fitting, Correct 'Price.
PRICES FOR PRODUCE
Goods Right or your Money Back
Next door to American Hotel,
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