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DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN.
1A.Cill tins tents
A ohiel' a amaug ye takitnotes,
An' faith he'll print is.
HOLIDAY NEXT WEEK.
Tux PoaT will take ite annual holiday
next week and ooneegneutly the nest ie.
sae will be un September lath, when the
Full campaign will be opened. Advertie-
erg and oorreopoodente will kindly take
notioe. The office will be open for the
• receipt of job work, advertieiug and enb
sortptione.
LionT Vanua.
COMM meeting vest Tuesday even.
fog.
Miriam races Monday afternoon o0
Broseele track.
Toe Posy telephone ie No, 20. Call us
up if you have a newey item.
HeOveeT Exonrsion to the West on
Friday. Several from this locality talk
of,sin o
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GET a prize list of Brnesels Pell Fair.
The dates are Tbnreday and Friday,
Oar. 3 de 4.
THE G. T. R. gravel train is buoy now
at the Damien -Barr pits they recently
,porohaeed.
Tice Eowfok Mutual Insurance month.
ly meeting will be bald on Saturday of
thie week.
Sone new wire fencing hes been done
at the cemetery and new tie rails planed
along the front.
Hoo shipments were made this week
from Bragaele by Barr Bros„ Jewitt &
Bateman and G. A. Best.
Pomo school re -opens on Taeeday of
next week. Every pnpil pnrpoeing at-
tending should be on hand the first day.
Tan Toronto Exhibition opened on
Monday and will 000tinue to Sept. 9.
We may espeot late trains until it le
over,
Tis newoemeno residence of George
Barkley its being laughed toward comple-
tion, It will be a comfortable and desir-
able borne.
Da. BwrxwB'e V19/T.—Dr. Butler, the
London Eve Speolaliet, will be at the
American Hotel, Broseele, an Wednes-
day, Sept. 25th. Glaeees supplied.
TEE rates to the Toronto Fair are re-
turn at single fare excepting on Magnet
29th and 31st and September 4th and W.L. Leatherdale, R. MOTaggart,
Gth, when the rate ie a spaniel one viz. A B MoDouald, R. Everett,
$2 45 from Brnseeeie. Ed. Nfohnleon, 0. H. Base,
Goan Cos..-0ounaillor Beaker dispoe• J. J. Habkirk, F. A, Anderson,
ed of a °bairn yearling roadster to Mr, ekip....15 ekip....17
ga0tner, of Sebringville, for the sum of
$160.00, AIL hae beoome quite a breeder
and bundler of good stook.
Telt glimmer King Edward, of the
Algoma Central Line, during a gale
Tueeday morning, ran on the rooks a
quarter of a mile from the shore at
Thesealon and stove a hole in her bow.
The paeeenger8 were brought to the Soo
by the steamer Fortune. The King
Edward will be taken to Detroit for re-
pairs.
Tim Kincardine Review in speaking of
the visit of Broseele bowlers to the lake
town on Oivio holiday oonolndee with
the following :—In tbe evening a Bona.
sale rink that had mieeed the epeoial
train home, (aooidently or pnrpoealy we
care nottO gay) defeated a Kincardine
rink, Theis Brueeele b•wlere are keen,
clean and scientific players,
A LucxNOw aarreepandenb (lege:—Tie 8 and 22, The October exoareions are a
Taylor Audereon company have install, new de acture this year, and tastes Be
ed power in Mr, Grebam'e block end are be ea0oeeefnl, the supply of people "going
having maohinee set up to begin on Full pp y N p g g
orders, Roberti McAlpine, the manager, West"being Beamingly inexhaustible.
ie advertising for local help and expects
to be in running order in a week, The
firm propoees to manafaoture for the
tailoring trade and expecte bo employ
about tbirty hands.
Co, Ex.mgnRe.—The board or eaam
leers for Huron aoanty met at Seaforth
Bntnrtlay forenoon for the traneaotion
of general business. Tbeee were pre0ent
George Baird, Bruoefield I J. K. Om.
noon, Brueeele ; D. Robb, Brueeele ;
a. E.'rom, Goderioh ; W. J. Moffat,
Seeforth. Some sixty students made
applioatione for the Olinton and God•
eriob Model BOimola, A resolution
woe peeved, allowing students to renew
their third•olaee oeetifioateo for a year
end a belt. Inspector Robb wee chosen
Chairmen of the Board.
A Deiuz Ratn,—A representative of
Tut Page took a trip to Toronto Friday
morning over the new 0. P, R road from
Walton. The noticeable feateree are
comfortable ooaobee, oonrtenas olfoiale,
splendid roadbed and fast time, We
reached the Queen pity at 10,30 a. m.
without oliauge of cars. The roadbed le
being gotten ready for the steel from
Linwood to Lietowel when a plug train
will run on this abort branch until it i0
extended Southward, On the hoose trip
on Saturday we were glad to meet Oon•
dualist Henry, who tae been with the
0. P. R. for aboub 25 years. He hag a
brother filling it similar post with the
game road and both are brothers of L M.
Henry, the well known Roar mill owner,
of Ethel. Elmira bee the nattiest and
tidiest depot opt the line, A large end
modern building will be ereoted ab
Guelph it ie said by the 0. P. R. to re•
place the old log station borne now in
nee, Anything thin Company dose they
uettainly do it well,
CDT the weeds.
Tan PoaT will holiday next wrek.
A veLuaeLa brown horse belonging t0
R. Henderson's dray team died of iu•
digestion this week. It will be quite a
lone.
'NEXT Monday will be Leber Day and a
Bank holiday. Single fares on the tail
ways good going Saturday and returning
on the following Taeeday.
The W. 0. T. U. will be held on Fri.
day eveuiog of this week is their rooms.
This will also be the time for the
election of oflloere. A large attendanoe
i0 asked for.
Meseta. Puliar & Illoowe, proprietors
at Broseele Eleetrio Light plant, are in
stalling a large number of metree Shia
week among the light nears not already
possessing one.
Anon° the Madelitee at Clinton thie
term from this looeliby there will be
Mary Fear, TitlieZimmer, Jennie Arm
strong, Norma Sperling and Harold
Hogg. The eohool opens Tuesday.
A Lo0AL bowling tournament ie on.
There are three eeations, Trophy, Aseo•
elation end Ooneoletion, the prizes be
fag a rocking chair, an umbrella and a
gold scarf pin. In the trophy D. C.
Rise and Jno. Ferguson are in the finale
ai:d will probably p'ey off Thursday
eveuiog. The other drawn are not near-
ly completed yet,
Tammuz AHEAD,—,Some person Or
persona is running the risk of a
free trip to Goderioh jell or the Centre
Prieon al Toronto for meddling with
swarms of bees at Heufryn, belonging to
G A. Deadman, of Bromide. Honey lase
been stolen. The lawbreakers may have
ocoaeion to take the bitter atter the
sweet haters long as the owner is offer-
ing a reward for their conviction.
Bowanto.—Three riuke from Blyth
visited Bremen! on Tuesday afternoon
and had an interesting game on the green
Isere. The vfsitore won by 5 pointe the
spore being as follows :—
BRUSSELS BETTE
Jae. Fox, J. McNally,
Ino. H. Oamerou, Juo Emigh,
D. 0. Rose, J, Curter,
H. L. Jaokeon, J. Moklarobie,
skip .... 20 skip ....11
A Straaban, J. Coombeo,
D. MoLauchlin, W. Reid,
Dr. Feild, Dr. Milne,
R. Downing, Dr, Loug,
ekip....10 skip. ... 25
Total 48 Total 63
Blyth bowlers play well for a compare,
tively short experience and will make the
beet of them hnnle. A return game will
be played next week possibly ou Labor
Day if It state.
Moan NownsWE9T Exouaelote.—The
H„meseekers' Exoureione run to Winni-
peg and the Northwest provinces by the
Canadian Paoifio are almost too well
known to need deeoription. Thoneande
of Outario people bawl paid a visit to the
Golden West this Sommer, away from
home tor sixty daye if need be, at a oriel
ridiooloeely low in oomparis00 with the
wealth of experience gained. Round trip
tickets are still ou sale Irom all Ontario
stations, rates ranging from $82 to Win
0ipeg to $42 60 to Edmouton. Tbe next
excursion leaves Toronto on Sept. 10th,
Ober that the dates are Sept. 24 and Oot.
Tourist Bleeping care are run on each
menden, bertha in which can be reaerv•
ed at small additional cost. These oars
afford every travelling 0omfort, appreoi
toted eapeoially by ladies and children,
Bertha meet be secured early through
local 0. P. R. agent, who will be glad to
tarnish pamphlets and full information
regarding these exoureione,
Dean AT Enarogroi,—The Goderiob
Star of last week refrrs to the damise of
a Heine of Simon Grant's, Brueeele, as
follows 1—A meeeage received here on
Wednesday afternoon by Mies Alioe
Spence, annonnoed the gad news that her
eieter, Mies E. B. Spends, had diad in
the hospital at Edmoutoo, where elle
bad gone for breatment a oonpie of weeks
ago, The aiimeot required an operation,
wbioh was' performed with apparent
en0aoe0 tor a few days, but a change de
veloped, and the result was at stated,
While some uneaeineee wag felt at the
o0teome up to a week ego, the gad ending
wag a terrible shook to the family and
their many friends in town, and the
deepest sympathy is expressed by all.
The bereavement is especially ead fur
Miss Alioe Spence, being's° fur separated
from the other members of the family,
who are all in Edmonton. For several
menthe the late Mule Spenoe was book
keeper in the Star °Moe, until elle went
to Edmonton to wait on her glitter, loirm.
Staunton, dating an illness whioh 'meted
for a great part of last Winter. She woo
a young woman of many tine qualities,
which endeared her 00 a wide oirole of
triehde and She proprietors of the Star
appreotated her services in the higheet
degree. A loving and moot oneeiiith
gieter and friend, and one, who delighted
in ante of ldndaess and eympathy. Her
monitory will long be belt' in Ioving
remejabranee,
, aka Your Unused Funds
bear interest at the highest current rates. Amounts of
$1,00 and upwards are received in the SAVINGS DE-
PARTMENT of THE METROPOLITAN RANK.
interest is allowed from date of deposit, and compounded
every three months. No delay in withdrawal,
ALL DEPARTMENTS OF BANKING ARE CONDUCTED WITH ABSOLUTE
SATISFACTION AND SECURITY,
The Metropolitan Bank
Capital Paid Up, $1,000,00000. Reserve Fund and Undivided Profits, 71,183,713,23
BRUSSELS BRANCH,
W. 3. FAWCE1 P, Manager
Bnolwe His Anat —Wednesday Dwight,
the eldest son of Richard Patterson,
Still street, Bruaaele, fell down the Osiris
end broke hie left arm. Tbe lad will be
aid up for a while,
Tse Street Committee le baying halide
of gravel planed at the cement Orosei058
levelling up rhe roadway and doing away
with the bump often experienced in
driving over the oroaeinge.
IN a repent bowling competition open
to members of Brussels club Bee. 5, G.
Powell beoame the possessor of a pair of.
bowling shoes, tba gift of Robt. Downing
who is an eothnoiastie od5oer of the Olnb.
MATINEE OE LABOR DAY—Braeoels Turf
Aeeooiationhas arranged aJively program
for Monday afternoon (Labor Day) on
the fine 7J mile traok here. It will con.
gist of a three year old 0010 race, ii, mile
beats, in whiab there are now 4 or 5
eutriee ; a green trotting rune will have
5 starters and a farmers' trot ie being
arranged tor. Admission only 15 (route
which will be devoted to the purobase of
blankets, whips, 4o, as prizes. Ladies
will be admitted free. Races will start
at 2 o'clock.
AN UNDBoAL EVENT.—Tuesday atter•
noon et tin home of Jno. Lowe, Grey,
H. R. Brewer took a plioto group repro•
genting 5 generations, those participating
being Robert MaNaugbton, an old mai.
dent of Grey, aged 92 years, great great
graudfatber ; John Broadfoot, of Morrie,
great grandfather ; Jae, Broadfoot, of
Antagouieh, N. 5., grandfather; Mre.
Armour,nr of Anti onie1,, daughter of Mr,
,
Broadfoot
of the same town, and little
'Rise Ida Armour. Very few family oon.
0eotio06 oonld have enol a photo taken
and it will uo doubt become an heirloom.
DEATH of REV. ME. FoaioN.—The
following obituary notioe refers to a
one time young preacher who was
stationed in Brneaele (then Atnleyville)
in the New Connexion church and will
be of special iutereat to the old residence
of this locality :—Rev. Joseph Foltiok
wee born near Hamilton, Poly 7, 1832,
and moored peaoetelly away, April 16th,
1907, in his seventy fifth year. He was
of 17. E. Loyalist descent, his great
grandfather heviog fought in the
dmeriean Wer of Independenoe, alter
wbioh be (nine to Canada and settled
in the Niagara Peninsula. Hie father
wee born at St. Catharines, and as a
youth wee in the ranks a0 the battle of
Lnndy'e Lane, Hie mother wail a Mies
Catharine Burkholder, from near Ham
Goon. in 1838 hie parenbe removed to
Hespeler, where they joined the New
Connexion Ohurob. As a boy be en•
japed the advantage of a Christian
home and was mob indebted to the
piety and devotion of hie mother, who
brought him up iu the fear of God, and
bad the atttiefaotion of geeing him oon.
vented at the age of sixteen. In the
year 1854 he was liaensed as a local
preaeber, and the following year was
ieaeived on probation in the New Ooa
nexion Church and appointed to the
Durham Circuit and afterward at
Ainleyville. In 1859 he was received
into full commotion and ordained. In
those days the oountry wee new and
the oirouite large, and tba young i0in.
05000 bad his full abare of privation
aud hardship, travelling much on foot
throbgb the foreet, following the blazed
trail, in his eearah for the ahantiee of
the new settlers. But if be had bard.
ebip be bad also auonoose, and had the
satiefaotion of easing many converted
to God and added to the oburoh through
]tie feetrtmentality. In 1860 be mar.
rind Mies Mary McLean, daughter of
the late Tboa. McLean, a worthy pioneer
of the Methodist chorale in the tawnebip
of Clarke, County of Dachas. In her
he found a faithful and devoted helper
until her death in 1894. His chief air
twits after his ordination, and before
the union of 1874, were Derham,
Soothampson, Holland, Clarke, Mel
bourne, Landadowne and Oraeby, wbere
for three years be was Ohairmau of the
Dietrioo. After the Union hie oironito
were euaoeoalvely, Oarleton Pinae, Benoit.
bnrg, Battersea, North Wakefield, Bry•
son, From 1886 to 1887 be took a sup
erau:mated relation on account of au
affection of the throat, but teat repay
ing this, be entered the native work
again and labored at Moberly, Bishop's
Mills and Inverary, seeking permanent
anperannaation in 1894. For bhtee
years after this he aoted au supply 01
Stens, Amheret Island. and then, took
up bie residence in Kingston, where be
oouneeted himself with the Queen St.
ohnrou. Hero he oontinaad to render
service az he had opportunity, and wag
alwaye ready to reepand to the Delle
made upon him on the Dietriot. Dur
ing the Snmmer and Pall of 1900 his
health beget' to fail, 'end he went in
Catcher last to reside with bie daughter,
Mre. Joinoon, of Niagara Falls South,
where he wag eared for with the etmo01
tenderneee and soliaitnde. For some
three or four menthe he was confined
to hie room and quietly and peaceful -y
slept away ou tbe morning of April 16th.
The funeral service wag oondaated by
Rev. A, D. Lovell, M. A., eegisted by
Rev, Geo. Fergueon, otter whion bbe
body wan taken to Orono oemetery in
the County of Durham, to bo interred
beside that of his wife. Three abildren
aarvive to mourn hie decease—Thos. 15,
Foillok, M. A., of Trenton, and Mrs.
J. Johnson and Mies Polltair, of Niagara
Fang South. Mr. Folliok was a man
of genial and kindly disposition, and
mads tunny Mende in hie mamas fields
of labor. Hie ministry was diotivatly
avangeitetia in oharaoter, and he was
the honored inetrnment in God's halide
of winning many acute to Christ,
Barrister MacDonald took in the ex
atudeuta' demonstration at Goderioh
last week end from there went for e<
short tour on the upper lakee arriving
home on Tuesday.
We are sorry to state that Peter
Watson, Queen street, suffered a stroke of
paralyeietnet Sabbath evening about 0
o'olook. Hie left side is affected and his
uremia considerably interfered with,
Hie many friends wish him rapid re•
°ovary, Mr. Watson ttae been a hearty
man who has taken good oars of himself
and thine tants ebonld heft in his favor,
James Broadfoot, of Antagonist], N. B.
le here on a holiday vieit with hie tether
and many old friends, Ha was a former
reeideub of Brussels and locality but hue
been is the East for the peat 17 years,
To see him you would hardly thick he
was a granddaddy but each ie the oae0
as hie two daughtebe are married and
have a eon end daughter, reepeotively,
John Broadfoot is father of the visitor.
OLD Mae, DEADMAN DEoo&nED—At the
advanced age of 85 years Mrs, A. G.
Deadman phased away last Monday even•
ing from her earthly tome et Delaware,
Middlesex Co„ to the Palace of the King.
She had entered from a stroke of
paralyeie last Winter whiob had confined
her to her bed up to the time of her
death, Mre. Deadman was born in Eng•
land and was an exoeedingiy fine women,
a weloomag ud•e. neat on all 000esion K i
ty, motherly, ladylike in every respect
she was endeared to a wide oirole. She
is survived by her hnaband, who ie 86
years of age, one eon, G. A., of Brussels;
and a daughter, Mre, S. Wald, of Dela.
ware. 'Three sone are dead. The funer-
al took place on Thursday. Mr. sod
Mrs. Deadman, of town, attended,
When Mre. Deadman mane to Canada
she was 45 days crossing the Atlantic.
Thee° were the days of the old sailing
vessel.
A Brea GRADE SonooL,—We would
direct the attention of Our raedere to the
new advertisement of one of Ontario's
best Basinger' Baboon, The Wingham
Advance speaks thio Of it ;—Thio
edooationel-institution hes earned for
itself to -most excellent record. This is
no doubt owing to the high class of teaob-
ing talent eugeged, and to obtain this
Mr. Spottou spares neither effort nor ea.
pewee. The organization of the Orange•
vine Collage ander Mr. Spotton's super-
vision, neoeeeitated some changes here,
and Miee E Virginia Grant, of Plainfield,
N. J., has been engaged to take charge of
the Shorthand Departmeut of the Wieg•
hem Beelines College. Mies Grant is a
graduate of the Gregg Shorthand Sahooi
Chicago, of which' John R. Olegg, the
author, is Principal. She bas bad nix
years teaebiug experience in leading
eommeroiel sobools of United Slates and
is highly recommended by Air. Gregg.
We understand that Mies Grant is the
eeeend teaoher in Canada Who was train•
ed by the author nbove referred to.
With snob a teacher, the pupils of
Wiugbam Bueioeeo College will make
rapid progreee, and the excellent repute-
tiou of the Oollege will be ably entomb -led.
WEaTERN FAIR.—The Weetern Fair,
London, Ont., held this year Sept. 611
to 14th, will without doubt be a groat
enenese. Entries are coming in fast in
all the departments. At the present
time indioatiane are that the Horse Ex
Mbit will be very large. The London
Hunt Club have kindly offered to ex
hibit the six couple of hounder and
horses composing the Hunt team that
woo this olaee in the International
Horse Show at London, Englaud,
tide year In competition with the world.
The Exhibition will be composed of tour
horns, ridden by the Master, Hon. Adam
Book, the Hnnteman and two whips in
the Rant adore, and will oo0elat of
Home in their exhibition el jumping
exactly 0e abown when winning the
above prize. Mre. Ades Beak has
kindly oonaenbed to exhibit her harnete
horses, oarriages and appointments, as
i xhibtted at the above show. Thin will
certainly be a eight worth travelling
miles to see, 1t will be given on Tues.
day and Wednesday afternoon before
the Greed Stand. Programa have been
issued and all the attraotiona ae 05.
vertiaed will take place daily. A11 in
formation given ou application to the
Secretary, General OMoee, London
Ontario.
Business Locals.
TIMOTHY seed at MOCerattaw'e.
One good working horea for sale, Ap.
ply to Jona Lone, Brueeele,
Bowls lap duster loat on Monday
Pinder will mutat' oblige by leaving it at
TRE POeT.
211 atop your pain free, to show you
firet—before yap epend a penny—what
my Piult Pain Tablets can do, I will mail
you free, it Oriel package of them—Dr.
Shoop's Heedaobe tabiete. Neuralgia
headaohe,•toothaohe, period pains, eto.,
are dos alone to blood' congestion, Dr.
Shoop's headuobo tablete simply kill
pain by seating away the unnatural blood
preotare, That is all. Addrea0 Dr,
Shoop, Racine, Wis. Sold by all dealers.
Tenth's Vitality Sapped Away
Your child looks poorly, le tired and
fretful. Yon would like this boy or girl
to be more robust, more energetic and
viveaione. Constipation and indigeation
meet be relieved, new lite and vigor ere
requited in the brood, Blight Resistance ie
needed for the kidney» and liver. vat,
ing Je so effective as Dr, Harniiton'e
Pille, They put new life into young
lotto ag well as old, 250 et all dealers.
Ii:STABLISHED 1073
THE S1ANDAND BANK
OF CANADA
Head Office = , - - Toronto
$1.00 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 in making Withdrawals
Interest added four times a year
Savings Bank Department in Connection with all Branches.
tit
BRUSSELS BRANCH
jr. F. 14...owlanc5, Manager
To Basta,—A oornfortable 7 roomed
dwelling, with both hard and soft wader
on premisee. Apply to Du, GIsonoo,
FOB BALE,—A quantity of Idaho and
kindling at $2.00 per load of 2 porde,
Also turners at 51.00 per load.
7-8- P. AMENT,
REV. DAVID MILLAR
FOIGIIlsoLY OF 11100$$ELS,
PASSES AWAY.
There plumed away Wednesday evening
of lash week at bie home,
588 Parliament street, Toronto,
Rev. David Millar, a well known
member of the Presbyterian ministry, who
had been ailing for the poet 6 years, The
funeral took plain on Friday at 4 p. m, to
Bt. James' Cemetery. The late Rev. Mr.
REV. DAVID MILLAR
Millar wan born in Perth, Scotland, on
Marob 7,1845. Gradaatieg in arta from
Glasgow Uuivereity, he took bie first
year in theology at Prinoetown Semin
are, completing his 000ree at Queen's
University, Kingston, Daring the years
1885.86 he was sub editor and editor re•
epeottvely of the Queen's College journa%
and was oleos frequent contributor to
The OhieagoInterior and many Oanadian
181151oae pablioetione. Hie fire) obarge
was at Knox Chetah, Brueeele, where be
remained Beverel years, Hie last charge
was at Stony Mountain, in Manitoba,
where he wog stricken with paralyeie
acme six years ago, and resigned the
pastorate to return to Toronto. The late
Rev. Mr. Millar married on Oolober 11,
1887, Jeeaie MoLauria Campbell, daugh•
ter of the late Duncan Campbell, of
Rideau Ferry, who with two daughters
and one eon still survive. They will
share l0 the sympathy of Brueeelites.
RYAN —In McKillop, On Angnnt 24111,
to Mr, and Mre. James F. Ryan, a
son.
axa;a,
DEAnoAN.—At Delaware, on August 26th,
Mre, A. G. Deadman, aged 86 years.
8100 r-T0S=S.,G n. & nCbpTS.
Fall Wheat .......,.... 80 81
Barley 46 47
Peas 70 71
Oats 86 36
Butter, tube and rolls17 18
Eggsper dozen 16
an
gg 17
Ray per ton 7 00 8 00
Flour, per bbl 4 60 5 20
Hoge, Live..6 26
Wool (washe20 22
Potatoes per bus 90 1 00
Apples (per bbl.) 1 00 1 25
Suit, per bbl., retail 1 26 1 26
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
YOUNG PIGS 6 WEEKS OLD
for sale, Apply to DONALD ROB.
ERTBON, Lot S, Con, 9, Grey Twp.
$5U REWA;niD WILL BE
w V given for information that will
lead to the conviction of perorate moleetieg
my bees at Uenfryn and steeling honey.
Any informationsbriotly confidential. Tres -
Passing iu apiary not allowed.
G. A. DEADMAN,Brueeele.
WANTED
BOOKS
ARF_^`""'
WAITING
It's a Batiafnotion to buy Scheel
Bootie and School Suppliee where all
Ow Items needed are certain to bo
found. Our stook is very complete
and well aaaorted. Now and ail
through the eohool year we are ready
to serve you promptly an satisfac-
torily and we will be very pleased to
00001ve. a portion of your patronage.
at the coming opening.
tM"Our Posh Oerd Scribblers and Exar-
oise Books are special features. See
them—
—AT—
F X'S
DRUG STORE
EWE AND BLACK LAMB
strayed on the premises of the coder.
elgned,Nl Lot 19, Oon. e, Morrie, on or about
August 1st. Owner is requested to .prove
property,pay expenses and take them
aw¢y. WM. SELLE106,Bruoele P. 0. 8 4
rT' W0 . YORKSHIRE YOUNG
A. pogo, 9 weeks old, for cele ; bred from
A 1 imported stook on both aides, ' Woraa.
bey Duke” =91826= and "Broom -house Girl"
99176c. Will also dlep oea of a tow thorn'.
bred Yorkshire young solve. JAS. 01iD1h-
RIG, ..Maple Grove Parm,' Lot 26,0ou.4,
Morrie, or Brueeele P.O. 8.tf
1TRAYED ON THE PREM–
Tans of the undersigned, Na Lot 00,
Don. 8, Morrie, on or about August let, a
small heifer, light rod le color, The owner
la requested to prove property, pay expsn•
Brusea aneedele 1000P,0, her away. JOAN D. SCOTT,
6.4
HOUSE AND } ACRE OF
land•for tame. Comfortable dwell-
ing; hard and soft water under cover; ap.
n
eau bengiiven at cherry
for'price, m. tering, 00,
call at THE POST.
PR PIRPY FOR SALE.—BE.
.
Na
ort f Lot 94 Con. Gro oon-
iug 10 carne more or lean Ou the premises
are two houses and a barn ; oleo two wells,
Laud 1n good state of cultivation • vary
oonvenisntly emitted to Ethel village. For
price and terms apply on the premises to
S, CHAMBERS, or to Ethel P, O. 741
FARM FOR SALE CONTAIN -
20 enrol in the Township of Grey,
adjoining Oranbrook. Laud all cleared mud
under asap, There is a eomtartable frame
1,0000, barn with stone stabling, °collard,
good well. &o. Possession given on Novem-
ber let. Por further uartloulare ns to price,
terms, &a , apply ou the promises t0 W. 7.
ALDERSON, Proprietor, or Oranbrook P.O.
5o ACRE FARM FOR SALE,
known as the Hodder Homestead,
Nd of Wt of Lot29. Con, 2, Morrie. Thorn is
a frame novae nod barn, wens, ore horde. &a.
Tito farm fe all cleared and In good shape. •
Poaseosion given to plow in the Pall. Per
further particulars as to prlee, tonne, 40.,
apply on the premises to MRS. JOEL SEL-
LERS, or Bitioval00 P. 0. 9.11
BRUSSELS NEW
DAYLIGHT STORE
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PriotiosealeareetNearlaearcorwwereeor
Bargains in all Lines of Summer Goals
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, Browns, Blues and PI'aids Newest
Styles, Perfect Fitting, Correct Price.
HIGHEST ,PRICES FOR PRODUCE
Goods Right or your Money Back.. arl
Next door to American Hotel,VAT N. Me
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area
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