HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1908-5-14, Page 8For Spraying
Now is the time to lin,ve your Fruit Trees, t&e., sprayed.. The
fist spraying should be done before' the blossoms open. Don't neglect
this important work as it will pay you over and over again, The fol-
lowing formula is said to givegood satisfaction for first applioation i --
Blue Stone .,, . 4 pounds
Lirne „.,.., 4 pounds
Watee , SO gallons
For the second application, four tablespoonfuls of Paris
added to this.
Get Your Blue Stone at our Drug
and in that way you can make sure you are getting the best
be procured and at the very closest price.
Fresh supply of Helebore for spraying Currant Bushes,
Green to be
1.91.21.111110,
Store
that can
&C,
SMITH,
DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN.
rota' :et Jt,crn
COURT of Revision June 2nd, at; 8
o'clock.
SUCKER fishing at the mill dam is hav-
ing its innings.
Ttte musical sound of the lawn mower
is once more heard.
RH RAR
u n is late piet this year but is
now on the program.
I•r is hinted that Brussels may supply
more than one bride to gladden humes
in the Great West,
50 CENTS, in advance, secures Tut
Pose for the balance of 19o8 to any
Canadian postoffice.
11' the old addage "Rain in May
makes lots of hay" is true there should
be a bountiful crop in rgo8.
E•rxei. will meet Brussels in a Foot -
Ball contest on Victoria Park, Friday
evening of next week, A good game
may be expected.
Misses FANNY FRIENDSHIP and Irene
Toole, of town, were rewarded with $75
bonds for correctly ciphering out the
35 Williams puzzle.
BRUssELs Base Ball nine talk of going
to Blyth for a game Friday afternoon if
the wet weather will let up long enough
to have the park in good shape.
IN publishing the program of the
Junior League last week a recitation by
Jim" Lowry was omitted. This was
bis initial appearance and his rendition
did not weary the audience.
A ROADSTER pacing •stallion, bearing
the name ;of "Regent," has been brought
from Montreal and will put in the season
at the stable of M. H. Moore. V. S.
The horse bas a mark on both turf and
ice,
KEEP June ISth clear for the Eckhardt
Bell Ringers in the Town Hall, Brussels.
They are worth going miles to bear Red
are a wonderful musical family. Plan
of reserved seats will be open in due
course at Fox's Drug store,
At xtrAL excursion to Model Farm,
Guelph, on the Kincardine line will be
run on Friday June 19th. Special train
will be run and an enioyable outing
promised. There was never more to
see at Guelpb than this year.
INsrecroa Rosa and J. K. Cameron,
of town, and Ralph Langdon, of Shines'
school Grey, are down for topics at the
next Teachers' Convection, to be held
at Seaforth on May 21st and 22nd. Full
program may be read on page 5.
LAST Sunday evening Fred. Mc-
Cracken, A, McGuire, W. Griffith. S.
H. Jackson, R. Crone, W. Seeker and
W
Clarl.
of Brussels, , attend
ed the
an-
niverserYsermon preached
to Winghara
Odd Fellows
ws in the Methodist church
by Rev Mr. Howson.
DLEO,ION DAY. -The polling booths
in Brussels for the Provincial election
ou Monday, June 8th, will be as fol-
lows :-•No. s, B. Gerry's building, next
Standard Bask, W. L. Leatherdale,
Deputy Returning Officer ; No. 2,
Council Chamber, Adam Somers,
Deputy ; No. 3, Geo. Birt's house, D.
A. Lowry, Deputy. Nomination will be
held at Clinton on Monday, June est.
Tice opening shot in the political
campaign in Centre Huron will be fired
next Monday evening in the interests of
the Liberal candidate in the Town Hall,
Brussels, when addresses will be given
by Mr. Proundfoot, the nominee, and
other speakers. Opposition invited and
will be given a good bearing. Meet-
ing opens at 8 o'clock, Seats will be
reserved for ladies.
COUNCILLOR BARKER is attending
Centre Hnron Conservative Nominating
Convention at Clinton to -day ('Phursday.)
The expectations are that Andrew Por-
ter, of Godericb, a former Ciintonian,
will be the standard bearer, He is a son
of the
o was
forWest Huron ratonertime andhlater
Postmaster at Clinton, David Cantelon,
of Clinton, and M. Broder-
ick, ex•Mayor of Seaforth, have also
been mentioned.
BRUSSELs and ATWOOD on Victoria
park, Brussels, Monday evening,
"Fume Baits," one of Allred Seeker's
roadster colts is in the hands of John
Hassard, of Listowel, and is in training
on the track there, It is a trotter of
considerable promise.
THE Returning Officers for Huron Co.
in the Provincial election will be as fol-
lows :-North Huron, W. McQuillin, of
St. Helens ; Centre Huron, T. G.
Johnston, of Clinton ; South Huron,
W. Confit, of Hills Green.
THE Intermediate series of Foot Ball,
in connection with the W. F. A., will
open at Brussels next Monday evening,
18th inst., when Atwood and Brussels
will face one another. In past years the
visitors have put up good 'bail and will
no doubt have a representative team
Monday, There should be a large turn
out.
QUEnEc TERCENTENARY. -We have
received the Quebec number of "On-
ward," an illustrated weekly published
by Wm. Briggs, Toronto, containing
five articles on the Founding, Five
Sieges and Conquest of Quebec, with
twenty-four engravings. Gives popular
account of a subject of interest to all
Canadians. Send for free sample,
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SAly-LOO, Yellow Leviathan and Sugar
Mangold seed at MOCUActEN's,
Bunny rug found. Owner may have same
by proving property and paying for this
notice. THE POET, Brussels.
WHEN your lawn mowers will not eat grass
Ican tone sharpen and adjust same to your
fancy, Will exchange machine and also have a
number of mowers for sale. T. MoGR.Eooa,
Hill street, Brussels.
---o-
A BASE ball game wasplayed ,on the
Park by juniors captained by Muir
Thomson and Carl Emigh with the
score book showing 4 to 38 in favor of
the former. Another thatch between
the midgets on the North and South
of the river was closed with the close
score of 27 to 24, the Northpole
fellows having the lead. Professional
ball should eventuate as the Atceme of
s0 many junior curve tbrowers and
willow wielders,
FOOT BALL ScneemIS -_-Following 1a
a list of the games arranged to be played
in North Perth District of the Western
Foot Ball Association ;-
' May 18 -Atwood at Brussels.
18 -Ethel at Listowel.
22 -Milverton at Atwood.
22 -Ethel at Brussels.
29 -Listowel at Brussels.
29 -Atwood at Milverton.
, June 1 -Brussels at Listowel,
1 -Milverton at Ethel.
55 -Bruer
els ati
M tverto
n.
6 Li
etc
wel at Ethel.
8 -Ethel Eta at Atwood,
w od.
0 -Milverton Atwood.
12 -Listowel alt at Atwood,
12 -Ethel Milverton.
15
-wodListowel.at
10 -Milverton at Brussels.
15 -Atwood et Ethel,
22 -Brussels at Atwood.
22-L. S. Dunford, Secretarstowel at y,
represented
Brussels team at Listowel on Monday
where the schedule was arranged.
With five good teams in the District
Intertnediate Foot Ball should boom
and lovers of the game will have ample
opportunity of witnessing this stren-
uous sport. The above list of games
should be clipped out and preserved
for reference as a matter of future in-
formation.
4-
People We Talk About
bliss R. Dark has gone to Mitchell for
a while,
Miss Mamie Keys is filling a position
in G. N. Mer aren's store,
Miss Lizzie Brown is visiting ber
sister, Mrs. J. L, Kerr, of Blyth,
Misees Inez and Margaret Hirohs
spent Sunday at their home in Blyth,
Mrs, W. H. Willis, and Harvey, of
Wingllate, were visitors at 8, Gerry's
during the past week,
Assistant Inspector McIntyre was
here this week on an official visit to the
Txr,Publie Library is now open at i Barrister Sinclair wase attending the
the regular hours and is under the care Spring Assizes at Godericb this week in
of Mrs. Jessie Kerr, who succeeds Miss the interests of a client,
M i Mrs, I, W. Kingswood and Mrs, Will,
Lowry, of London, are in town owing
to the illness of their mother,
Rev, and Mrs. Finkbeiner and daugh-
ter, who have been visiting here, spent
a few days with the termer's brother at
Crediton.
Mrs. F, M. Feild, of Hamilton, was
the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Feild during
the past week, The visitor is Dr,
Feild's mother, e
Returning Officer Johnston and Mr,
Andrews, of Clinton, Were in town 011
Tuesday on official business in connec-
tion with the forthcoming Provincial
election,
Miss Bela, eldest daughter of Robert
and Mrs. Dark, has been laid tip With an
attack of la grippe but is improving now
we are glad to state and we trust tite
will soots be o, lit,
inn a McNaughton. Great improve-
ment is noticeable in the Library, the
walls and ceiling being papered. Books
have been re -arranged and the whole
place looks clean and neat. A new
covering has been put on the magazine
table and the large lamp lowered so as
to afford better light, The Government
grant is to hand and amounts to $too,
REEVE LUCIGUS ARBITRATOR,-LAst
Friday a dispute between John
Grainger," of this locality, and John
Ransford, of Clinton, who owns the.
Salt Worke in Brussels, over the ques-
tion of damage to the former's farm land
by the oveefiaw of brine from the salt.
well, came up for hearing in the Coun-
cil Chamber here before Reeve Leckie,
he being agreed upon by both parties to
hear the evidence and adjudicate upon
the matter, A uutuber of people gave
testimony relative to both sides and Mr. W. j and Mrs, Fawcett and cla,tghter
Leckie reserved decision so as to fully are hack to their home here after a few
consider the various points raised, A
It
'
o
route
,
Neither
the
r
Mr,
norStit was to Cleve been on in the cut Mrs, Fawcett are enjoying the vigorous
the ease it ad-healthlhPeaPledoetr 1hocoOmiugof'n rned and he arbitration plan employ- Smellier weather will
brio
ed tusteacl, provement we hake, g a great m-
e .n
Capital Paid Up ,` Reserve Farad and
$1,000,000,00 anic Undivided Profits
$1,241,532.26
Savhgu$s ��00 or more opens an account, Jnterest
Departmentg� allowed from date of deposit, and
l compounded FOUR times a year.
Farmers' business a specialty. "Joint Deposit Accounts"
are a convenience by which money may be deposited or
withdrawn by husband or wife,
MONEY ORDERS AND DRAFTS SOLD AT LOWEST RATES
FARMERS' SALE NOTES COLLECTED
573
BRUSSELS BRANCH, F. H. GILROY, Manager
Misses Ruby Plum and May Wood era visitors at Blyth onltifouday.
Mrs.Tile �orwrs. Gecrge Lowry. tubo has been
la(
d up wilt a bad attack of bronchitis
for the past two weeks, is improving
and will soon be convalescent we trust.
Dr, Frank Lambie and Mrs, Lambie
and daughter, of Midland, Michigan,
[vete visiting in Brussels and locality.
They left for their home last week, the
Dr. having completed his lecture course
at the Ontario Veterinary College, Tor -
unto, for this term. I4e may be back
next Fall.
Eugene, the little daughter of G. N.
McLaren, merchant Brussels, has to use
a commonplace phrase "been rather up
!t.
against ' "
g A fall
off the
verandah in•
jured one of ber arms and later a door
blew shut on her fingers giving them a
nasty smash. The little lassie is making
good progress in the face of her some-
what strenuous opposition and we hope
she will have smoother sailing,
Mrs. James Sharp's condition was
such as to cause her many friends alarm
during the past week but she is not
much improved at the time THE
POST goes to press bnt we hope she will
soon be restored to her accustomed
good health.. Dr. Rogers, of Ingersoll,
was here on Monday to see the patient
and center with the family physician.
Enlargement of the heart is the ailment,
Mrs. Gerry and children, of Blyth, are
holidaying with relatives in Brussels and
vicinity before removing to Fort Wil-
liam. Ivir, Gerry was here also over
Sunday. He has packed up his hard-
ware stock in Blyth and is shipping it to
Fort William where he purposes em
barking in business. We wish hint suc-
cess in the Northern town where he will
n0 doubt do well. Bert. and Ira Gerry,
two other brothers, have a large hard-
ware store in Fort William and do a
big trade.
Church Chimes
Maitland Presbytery will meet next
Tuesday at Teeswater.
Trinity Methodist church, Stratford,
hasextended a call to Rev. D, E. Martin,
of London. (2) If said experience shall have been
Rev, 13, M. Lang -Ford attended the less than five years on the same clate-
Rurat Dean meeting, at Atwood, There- (a) For a first class certificate $30
day of this week, (b) .For a second class certificate20
Dr. James A. H. Dickson, of Galt, Where the teacher performs all the
was elected Moderator of the Presby- duties of caretaker the Inspector shall
terianSynod ofToronto and Kingston. deduct from the atnonntpaid him for
Wingham IJistr•ict meeting will be his services as teacher and caretaker
held in the Methodist church here on a suns not exceeding $25 in any one,
Tuesday and Wednesday of next weep. , case, and where he performs part of
A public service will be held on the the duties a proportionate amount of
evening of the first day when a probe- $25.
tioner will preach..
Rev. A. C. Wishart, 13. A., preached Brussels School Board
in Melville church last Sabbath morning _
from the text "For He shall reign till The regular meeting of Brussels Pub -
He put all enemies under Hie feet, &e " sic School Board was held in the Board
In the evening
Matt.
and t
5 was the Room oom
last.
'Friday
evening. nn
Scripturey' u
vMembers
s
usedt
as the foundation oder'
toe P •
of the present, 1 D.C. ,
>Ross, M. H.
'sermon, � Mo
mon v' "ole
viz IT.
F th
right Y u G Farrow,
and o
g ffen
thee cut it off. &c." d . SkR. Leatherdaleeoflast and T Ci
Shane. Minutes of meeting road
The first meeting of . the it4ock and adopted.,
Parlir oe car of coal were o-
Epwortth Leagueent under
wll bee direction
held next ofthe
tined. Gerry &tWWalker's tender was
day evening in the school room of the $0.30 per ton ; R. Henderson's $0.45 ;
Methodist church. Speech from the Wilton & Gillespie's, $O.60. Moved by
Throne will be read by Governor Gener- D. 0. Ross, seconded by R. Loather -
al Jackson at 8.Io o''cloek, after which dale that Gerry & W'alker's tender be
the Address will be moved and seconded accepted. Carried.
by H. D. Ainlay and R. A. Pryne• Moved by R. Leatherdale, seconded
Acting on a request of the Methodist by M. I3. Moore, that $2.00 be granted
Sunday School Association, of Montreal, for Continuation Class expenses. Oar -
the Methodist Book Committee, in ried
session at Toronto, appointed a special lyloved by D. 0. Ross, seconded by
coinmittee, consisting of J. W. Knox, M. H. Moore that the Secretary pay
Moutreal, convener ; Rev, R. N. Burns, for supplies for the school when J. H.
D. D. Brampton ; Rev. A. C. Crews, Cameron, Principal, certifies that they
D. D. and Rev. W. 13, Creighton, Tor. are correct. Carried,
onto, and J. H, Carson, Montreal, to 13oarcl then adjourned.
look into the matter of ptihlishing a new J. G. SHEER, Secretary.
bynnnal and report to the Executive next
November, Political Pointers
The undersigned will keep
for sale at the G. T. R. yards,
Brussels, any quantity of first-
class Tile, from 2i to 5 inches,
Peter s er
Stewart,
Brussels
The twelve -year-old son of Henry
Hannah, of Hamilton, fell into the
water deriug a fit and was drowned.
C. P. R freight business wastied up at
Owen Sound by the freight -handlers'
strike, but the company settled with the
men.
SCHOOL GRANTS FOR 1908.
The grants to Public Schools in the
County of Huron, LOOS, and payable
in August, are according to the fol-
lowing scheme ;-
I. GRANTS ON SALARIES,
Each school shall receive 40 per
cent. -'of the amounts paid in teachers'
salaries each school year (beginning
in August and ending in June) over
$300 for a principal and at $200 for
each assistant
II. GRANTS ON THE TEACHERS'
QUA TA-maTIONa r.
The following grants shall be paid
on the basis of the grade of Hie teach-
ers' professional certificate and length
of his successful experience ;-(1) If
the teacher's total experience shall
have been at least five years in July
the first next
(a) Fora first class certificate $40
(b) For a second class certificate30
W. M, S. -The annual meeting of the
Woman's Missionary Society of. the Now doth the busy candidate improve
Methodist church, Brussels, was held on each shining hour.
May 7th, when the following were duly J. M. Godfrey will be the Liberal
elected for the coming year ;-Pres., candidate in Peel, and his brother Dr.
Mrs, 1. L. Kerr ; ret Vice Pres., Mrs. Forbes Godfrey, the Conservative candle
E.G. Powell i end Vice Pres., Mrs, J. T. date in West York.
Wood ; Treasurer, Mrs. R, Leather. The 1903 Commissioners of the Tem.
dale ; Recording Secretary, Mrs, H, L. iskaming Railway are so libelled by the
Jackson ; Corresponding , Secretary, Whitney campaign pamphlet that it will
Mrs, A. J Lowry. The sum of $64.56 probably have to be withdrawn.
was raised during the past year for Pierce candidates, including the
Missions, and a bale of clothing, &c., Socialist, are now in the running for
valued at $to,00 was sent to Patten, South Wellington, and the prospects are
Alberta, to assist in the work among the that there may be stili another in the
Galaoiaps, field to represent the Itidependent
"Man's extremity God's opporttniity" Labor party.
was Rev, Mr, Powell's subject in the London Advertiser :-"Mr, Whitney,
Methodist ebnreh hast Sabbath morning. at Hamilton, asked the electors fur a
At the evening service Reg, D, R. square deal. What sort of a deal did he
Gray, B, A„ of Toronto, occupied the give to the electors of North Ivfiddleaex,
pulpit and gave a clear eut, well direct- Huron, South Essex, Peel, Toronto
ed sermon on "The inwardness of true and Brockville,
religion." He developed it along three The British budget has an aggravat-
well presented divisions. (r) It tends ing way of putting the agitation 08 the
to develop strong and vigorous tariff out of joint, Premier Asquith
character ; (2) It produces a sane and was able to report a surplus of $23,630,-
healtlty optimism ; (3) It promotes a ono for 407.08, which will mostly be
closer friendship and fellowship with applied to the redtction of the cationol
our Saviour and our God, Rev. Mr. debt, Already (Wring, the past year it
Gray will be ordained at the coming has been reduced by $9n,00,000,
Toronto Conference, He is a nephew The Conservatives, when in Opposi•
of Rev. Mr, Powell and bids fair to take tion, moved resolutions and 'merle
aleading place among the young men in speeches condemning the extravagance
the ministry, of the Liberal Government, end prom-
isiug reform in this respect, What has
Dr, Sheard says Toronto city water been the result1 In 5903 the total ex -
is not in a satisfactory condition, penditut'e of the Province was
Mrs 8 .
smith, $4. 1
lith 4 ,
of
Dundas, , was
8i
9in 3 ;the apear
0905,the
dtl Cons
r0 "�eConserve. grit
i a well during an epileptic fives took power, it because
$5,396
seizure, ncl rave
and it advanced encs
t.d iu
Mayor Oliver, after his trip to the til this year an expenditure it of $e,o os ; eineiyo
States, says that a filtration plant can be o00 le Meted, an increase of 60 per oelnt, hanging
established itt Toronto for $750,00o, ill five year's,
1 sohol,
OF CANADA
Head Office - - - Toronto
BANK
JOINT DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS
Deposits may be made or withdrawn by either of the two members of* household
This form of account is specially suitable for those living in the country, as either member
can attend to the banidng when in town. In case of death, the money may be withdrawn
by the survivor without delay or cost. Write or call for further particulars.
Interest added four times a year
Savings Batik Department in Connection with all Branches.
lea
BRUSSELS BRANCH
3. F. Rowvland, Manager
Branch also at Walton.
The executive of the Ontario branch
of the Dominion Alliance hat issued a
manifesto iu connection with the ap-
proaching elections to the Legislature,
calling upon the electors to secure
the nontivatiou and election of men
favorable to the temperance cause,
The circular especially draws attention
to "the outstanding injustice of the
requirement which gives the liquor
traffic a voting strength practically fifty
per cent, greater than that of those who
desire to see the bar -room abolished "
Sir Charles Fitzpatrick, Chief Justice
of the Suprefne Court of Canada, will
be the joint representative of Canada
and Newfoundland on the Hague tri-
bunal to settle the Atlantic fisheries
disputes with the United States. New-
foundland has concurred iu Kite Domin-
ion Government's proposal that Sir
Charles represent both the Island Col-
ony and Canada at the Hague, and
the British Government has just sanc-
tioned his appointment to the tribunal.
The United States member of the tri-
bunal has not yet been announced, R.
N. Vetining, Assistant Commissioner of
he Fisheries, will probably accompany
Sir Charles to the `Hague to assist ;in
he presentation of the Canadian ease,
The writs ordering the election of a
[ember of the Legislature in each con-
titueney have been sent out to the re -
timing officers throughout the Province
rad cases containing ballot•boxes,
apete anis necessary paraphernalia are
ow being shipped to then[ far use on
une 8th. The writs were in force from
r o'clock Monday. This means that all
Gose who have been nominated by party
onventions to contest ridings, or have
nnounced their intention to seek elect -
on, become amenable to the provisions
Ethe law governing the conduct of
andidates. The law as it now stands
vs that any person is guilty of bribery
nd liable to a fine of $too, and im-
risonment for six months, who gives or
orrises motley, employment, gift or
an to any voter for voting, or refrain -
g from voting. The same penalties
tach for the offence of accepting or
plying, either before or after the
action, for consideration for voting or
fraiuing from voting. Candidates
ay not provide refreshments at any
bile meeting, on pain ofa fine of $too.
e same applies to other persons, al-
ough refreshments may be provided
the host at ameeting held ina private
use. Treating makes a candidate or
agent liable to a fine of $too. It is
a sufficient defence that a person
cite
with the corrupt practice has
n in the habit of treating. Betting
order to influence au election, is an
nce as is also the hiring of convey -
es 1
by the candidate or his agents,
the supplying of transportation
he voters to the polls. Persons pro•
ing conveyances for cousideration
also guilty
of u
g corrupt
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officers s i'or
the
P
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N. Brant -R. Lawrason, St. George
S, Brant -T, F. Wavle, Brantford
C. Bruce -W, R, McDonald, Ripley
N. Bruce -A. E. Belcher, Southampton
S. Bruce -j. F. 'rolton, Walkerton
L Elgin -J, H. Cnrwod, Sparta
W. Elgin -R. McCully, St. l'hotnas
N
Essex -Gordon J. Leggett, Windsor
S .Essex -J, W Ding, Kingsville
N. Grey -W, Rutherford Otven Sound
S. Grey -C, L. Grant, Durham
Heldimand-P. R. Howard, Hegeraville
N. Huron -W. McQuillan, St, Helens
S. Huron -W. Confit, Hills Green
C Huron—T. G. 'chasten, Clinton
E Rent -G Humber, Ridge
W. Kent -Sheriff Gemmell, Chatham
E. Lsmbton-E. McGillicudv, Watford
W. Lembton-Sheriff Flintoff, Sarnia
Lincoln -Geo. Gordon, St. Catharines
London -E. H. Johnston, Loudon
E Middlesex -R, L. Guest, Fanshawe
N. Middlesex -J. D. McPhee, Parkhill
W, Middlesex -S, Blackburn, Glencoe
Monek-G, J Galbraith, Dunnville
N Norfolk -A Chrysler. Delhi
3 Norfolk -F H. Harding, Port Rowan
N. Oxford -43, J. Cody, Embro
S. Oxford -1 A, Williams, Ingersoll
N, Perth --Sheriff Magwood
S. Perth-Frec1. Sharp, St, Marys
N. Waterloo -Peter Stumpf, Elmira
S. Waterloo -John N Sites, Blair
S Wellington -W, W White, Guelph
W. Wellington -E, Gainer sr, Arthur
3, Wentworth -R. Lewis, Hamilton,
With a $t000 worth of silver ore in
his possession, Joseph James Hall was
arrested by the Toronto police,
Several employment agents in Mon•
[real have been arrested on a charge of
defrauding applicants for Work,
The which
collided with the tOttawa,rwile also dam-
aged and bad to put back to Gasbe
Basin, •
Thomas Hubbard, a driver for the
Harry Webb Company, ended his life
by jumping from the Glen road bridge
in Rosedale.
Hamilton Labor men have expelled
William Berry from the party forseeond,
ing the nominations of J. J, Scott Ill
East Hamilton,
The Government steamer Montealm
was rammed by the C. P, R. steamel'
Milwaukee at Qnobec, and the Gotten/.
men boat Was badly damaged,
On Wednesday dint weep at laden
sit
Mellon neaN
a 'little boy named Culham,
itis of age, committed suicide by
, for fear of being punished at
Richard Cabbie, rues crushed by a
pile of lember on a Grand Ti un lc car,
and died in the hospital at Toronto,
Trooper Mulloy definitely declined to
avail himself of the fund his friends pro-
posed to raise for him through the
agency of the Globe It has been
deterluioed therefore, to return the sutras
contributed,
Sir Wilfrid Laurier offered a compro-
mise in the House of Commons on the
election act amendment, to allow the
County judges to revise the lists in
Manitoba and delimit the riding bounds
arias where necessary.
It is officially announced that the
Brantford a t[ord &Hamilton radia( line will
be opened for traffic on Saturday, May
23rd. The round trip fare will be St be-
tween the two cities or an average of
two cents per mile, ']'lie run of. 25
miles will be made in 45 or So minutes.
BORN
Ooantt'rT,—In Agricola,Alberta, on April 27th,
to Mr, and Mrs. 0. , Corbett, a son.
MARRIED
BASLLTE-OARDIPS.-A t the residence of the
bride's mother, on May lith, by Bev. H. M.
Lang -Ford, of Brussels, Mr. James Bolllio
of Ehua, to Miss Mabel Victoria. youngest
daughter of Mrs, Thos. Cardiff, of Grey
township.
TuarmuL0-toga.-At St. Stephen's Church,
Colchester, by Rev. J. Mason, Mr. Andrew
Turnbull, of Stratheona, to Miss Ida Eba
Long, youngest daughter of Mr. and stirs.
Charles Long, of East Edmonton, on Wed-
nesday afternoon, April 25113,
BRUSSELS MARKET
Wheat
Oats
Peas
Barley
Potatoes
Butter
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THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
FOR SALE. -A qeneral purpose chestnut
mare,7yenra Id • har-
452 B, GE11RY, Brussels,
WANTED. -A person with some money to
in whiolsnlarge extremely can' be made without
risk. Rsforenoes given. Investigate.
L Box 24, Brussels, Ont.
o will work in any
Hess. Due to foul au ,June 28th
taako Gaal 1 astss Cavi
Gass Goad
One of the most nttrective preparations
we sell, both in appearance and taste le
Our Beef, Iron and Wine
This is cue of the simplest as well as the
1 best general tonics. Itis speeinlly valu-
able as a Spring tonic for debilitated
women end is also very desirable for
children who are not thriving properly.
This reutedy is both a food and a metil-
cine. It gives quick strength and sup-
plies material for enriching the blood
and building up the nervous system.
Try it at
DRUG STORE
S
QUARTER ACRID LOT, with six -roomed
`C house for Sale, Cellar full size or house ;
walla
lcveStable well nthpae,EnquireoTBNC-
STON, Mill st., West, Brussels, 18tf
C
OMFORTABLE COTTAGE, stable and 3G
acre of land for sale, Turnberry street,
Borth, Bru
seole.
(flood well,
nit trees, be.
Posseaeimi Quaid be given at once0e
. For further
part/cul,ira es to price, terms, ,%e., apply on ilia
premises. ALEX. MOLAUOBLIN. 92.4
A. H. MONTEITH
Bsrrister, Solicitor, Notary, &e., successor to
A. B. Diaullonadd, OlSeo over Standard Bank,
- Brussels.
Notice !
The Court of Revision on the Assessment Roll
for the Township of Grey, for the year 1008,
will be held in the Township Hall, .Ethel, on
Thursday, May 281h, 1008, at 10 o'eloeir e. in.
All parties interested will please take notice
and act eseordingl JN. MCINTOSH,
Grey, May 11th, 18 O
58. Olork.
Notice!
The Oourt of Revision on the Aesesamont Roll
for the Village of Brussels, for the year 1008,
twill be held at the Town Hall. Biussele, on
Tuesday, Jane 2nd, 1028, at8 o'clock p. m, All
Parties interested will please take notice and
act accordingly. F. S. SCOTT,
Brussels, May Ilth,1808. Clerk.
Notice !
The Court of Revision on the Assessment
Roll for the Township of Morris for theear
1008, will beheld at the Town Hall on Friday,
May 20th, 1008 at 10 o'eleek a.m. All parties
interested will please take notice and act ae-
oordin ly.
Mort'se, May 801, 1009, W. OLARAblerlr,
Stock for Service
BOAR FOR SERVICE, -The undersigned
has purchased the pure bred Yorkshire
Boar, "Woodstock Master," from the celebrat-
ed easy feeding herd of 8. J. Davie, of Wood-
stock. Thia animal la bred direct from im-
ported stock on both sides and is a good one.
Terms, 01,00, at time of service, with privilege
of ratnrning6,, J, M. 05NIC4BT, Proprietor Lot
81, Con, 12, C?reY• 98-tt
Brussels Day -light Store G, N, McLaren
May Sale of
Nog,
Special Offering in Men's and
Clothing. for May.
We haue one of the largest and best stocks of
Ready-to-wear Clothing in this section. They Fit
Right, Styles are Right and wear well.
We ask you to compare qualities and prices.
0
Men's Suits $ 5 00 to iIG o0
Young Men's Suits 5 0o to 12 oo
Youths' 3 -piece Suits 3 q5 to 7 00
Youths' 2 -piece .Suits 3 0o to 5 00
Boys' 2 -piece Suits 00 to 4 50
Men's Topper Coats 2 250 to l0 00
IO
Men's Rain Coats 3 to
Men's Odd Pants 10o00 to 3 00 50
Boys' Knicker Pants 35 to z oo
Stock Complete'
p Ia Boots and Shoes
At Lowest Prices
Our Stock of Hats'
and Ms�� sFuro�sh�
ng>S
are the Latest and Best on the Market.
MGM HIM FOR NUE
Amide Hight dr Your Money Beek
N. IllicLAIren