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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1908-5-21, Page 8BLUE For Sprayi STONE 1 Now is the time to have your Fruit Trees, &e., sprayed, The first sprtlyiag 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 fOrnatila is said to give good satisfaction for first aplilieation :- Blue Stoner ..„.......,, 4 pounds 1.1erreA pounds Water , SO gallons For the seooud application, fear tablespoonfuls of Paris Green to be added to this. Get Your Blue Stone at our Drug Store and in that way you can make sure you are getting the best that be procured and at the very closest price. Fresh supply of llelehore for Spraying Currant Bushes, &c, F cau II DRUGGIBT AND OPTICIAN. gram , tth "s Tits is the growing time. Toe dandelion crop is good, 5o CENTS gets Tin POST to Jan 1st Igoe. Have you, your premises tidied up for the ,Sanitary Inspector's visit? ETHEL and Brussels Friday evening on Victoria Park. Don't miss it. Messes. PexNE & SON received a car of oats from Fort William this week. NEXT Monday will be a public holiday and the business places will be closed. Hueco: Co, Council will meet in Gode- rich 'on Tuesday, lone znd at 3o'clock, DR. HAMILTON, Dental Surgeon, will open an office in Brussels, about May 24111. You can have the German measles and yet not speak the language nor love limburger, 50 CENTS, in advance, secures Tot Posr for the balance of Igor to any Canadian postoffice. MESSRS. EwAN & Co, disposed of nine buggies last Saturday and have numer- ous other sales booked for early de- livery. Tot lot behind Robt, Thomson's cem- ent stable has been plowed, levelled and seeded down, making quite an improve- ment.. A CEMENT block in the sidewalk op- posite F. R. .Smith's drug store got it's back up tbis week and will have to be relayed. BELL Ringers in Brussels Town Hall June 18th. Secure your reserve seats in good time. Plan of Hall at Fox's Drug Store. Tlix street sprinkling cart is once more on duty, it's necessity being unneces- sary before this season owing to the frequency of showers and often down- pours. THE school teachers are away to the Conveatioh at Seaforth so schools are closed for Thursday and Friday of this week and including text Monday will give them an opportunitp to recuperate. LISTowEL foot bailers will visit Brus- sels on Friday evening of next week, 2eth inst., in the Intermediate League series. Brussels team will play their first match away from home on Monday, June 1st, at Listowel, THE G. T. R. will issue reduced fares for Victoria Day as follows :-Siegle first-class fare, good going Saturday, Sunday and Monday, May 23, 24 25, valid returningfromdestination on or before Tuesday, May 26tH, Kafir June 18th clear for the Eckhardt Bell Ringers iii'the Town Hall, Brussels. Tbey are worth going miles to hear and are a wonderful musical family. Plan of reserved seats will be open in due course at Fox's Drug store. ANNUAL excursion to Model Farm, Guelph, on the Kincardine line will be run on Friday June 19th. Special train will be run and an enjoyable outing promised, There was never more to see at Guelph than this year. BRUSSELS Base Ball team was at Blyth on Friday afternoon and had a game with the expert willow wavers of that burg. Our nine did not go over to win but just to give Blyth a work-out. The score book was lost on the way home, SATURDAY the juveniles of the North and South of the Maitland battled for supremacy in a e iunings base hall match resulting in a victory for the former by a score of 22 to 7. The lads have heaps of fun in addition to the physical exercise. THE Ethel Foot Ball team showed the stuff they were made of by playing a tie game at Listowel Monday evening with the club of that town, Ethel will try conclusions with Brussels on Friday evening of this week in this place. A large attendance will no doubt. witness ; the contest. aarsea LAST Saturday the G, T. R. asked the seetiou men to take a day's vacation. As each man draws $1.40 a day it meant quite a parse full of wages whoa the whole system is taken into account,. The section bosses were not called off. Some say the Company will attempt to economise by this holiday route in re. peating as frequently as the men will submit to it. Tan License Commissioners net at the Central Hotel last Friday and trans. noted business. Representatives were present asking for hotel licenses in How - telt township, The Board referred the natter to tbe License Department of the Provitoial Government owing to the fact that the Local Option By-law bad been disallowed last week. They will hold their next meeting at the American Hotel, Brussels, rel June loth. Is SURE TO DO THAT. --Tavistock Intermediate Foot 1a11 team defeated Ayr last Friday et Tavistock by 5 to o. Dr, "Jim" Anderson, who was the goal keeper for Brussels' champions last year and whose parental borne is in this local- ity; played a splendid game for the vie - tors, so the repoet says, Jitn sticks t0 his knitting in good style as 'does his brother Alex, who is one of the sturdy backs of 13rusaols team. Dr. Anderson is practicing his calling as a veterinary at i'nvlstoek, Goon Morning 1 have you bad the measles yet? BLrrrc Janior Baseball team is expect- ed to play a game oa Victoria Park, Brussels, Thursday evening' of this week, PUBLIC LIBRARY Sliie tsa Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday after- noon from 2.3o to 5 and Tuesday and Saturday evenings from 7 to 9 30 are the hours Brussels Public Library will be open from the 1st of June to October rat beginning on June ist. Readers should govern themselves aecordiugly. Dren.-Last Sunday evening, at 6,30 o'clock, the spirit of Catherine McQueen relict of the late Alex. Campbell, took its flight attie home of deceased's only Y daughter, Mrs. Arch. Thompson, Brus- sels, Mrs. Campbell was 77 years of age and bad been in failing bealth for some mouths although only confined to bed 3 days. Old age and a complication of ailments wee the cause of deatb. She was born in the Isle of Skey,and came to this countryi4o years ago living near Goderich and Lucknow the most of her time, malting her home with her daugh- ter to years. Mr. Campbell died 17 years ago. Deceased was a fine woman and had a large circle of friends. She was a faithful member of the Presby- terian church. The funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon, theretnains beiug conveyed to Lucknow for interment after a short service by Rev. H. M. Lang -Ford atMr. Tb meson's home here, Mrs. Campbell bas a sister Mrs, McLean, living in Kinloss, who is 4 years her senior. A brother, M. McQueen died February, aged 86 years. ., Sew-aoo, Yellow Leviathan and Sugar Mangold seed at MCORACKEN'S. I01 0an3M,-Ott Satm'day, 28rd inst., Mrs. Kirk will have ice cream as usual. It will be first-class. One trial will convince any one, GOLD LOCKET, heart slurped oontaining two portraits, lost Tuesday evening in Brussels. Reward will be paid on leaving it at the post. office. WHEN your lawn mowers will not eat "n85i Sean tone shay en and adjust snore to your innsy. V4'ill esopl,ange machine not Wise have a number of mowers for sale. T. McGasoon, Min street, Brussels. -- ()- INTERMEDIATE --- INTERMEDIATE FOOT BALL -•The sup- porters of Brussels well known Inter- mediate champion Foot Ball team were well pleased with the inaugural game in 1909 season which was played on Vic- toria Park here on Monday evening in the presence of a largea number of en- thusiastic P eoP le. Atwood was the coin petingeleven and came with a sturdy uncwho stuck to their with work a vim that caused our lads to keep wide awake. Brussels won quite handily however, scoring one goal, from a corner kick, in the first half and two others when ends were reversed. Gor- don McDonald, who has the game down to a science, put the ball between the flags twice and Jas, McGillvray did tbe trick for the third goal, The visitors did not score and played a defence game largely, particularly in the last half. Elmer Moore, of Winghate, made an impartial referee and had few decisions to give. Both teams will improve as they train down to the work. The line tip was as follows ; BRUseaLs ATWOOD W 1013aeng Goal H McNamara B W McDonald Goal aolte F Gray A Anderson ,.W G Memilton W Stevenson .,, G Hanna W Henderson,.. Ralf Backs) ...A.13 Thompson R Brown J A ltobb W Miller G W Brown J McGillivrayI MoParlane G McDonald Forwards ,.,K M Strnthere 7 Rowley G Peebles H Lowry 1 1..,..,„. 1, Switzer Brussels and ocality accord generous support to our team who well deserve it both for their past record and for what they have mapped out for this season's strenuous program. ExevasroN TO Gonne-Tuesday, mJune 2nd will a the date of a mam- oth excursion over the new C. P. R. line from Goderich to Guelph, taking it] all the stations from the lake port town as far East as Milverton. The train will leave Goderich at g a. m„ ar. riving at Guelph at 11.2o. Returning the train will leave Guelph 01 7.50 p, m, In addition to the varied attractions of the Royal City, including tbe Ontario Agricultural College and Model Farm, there will be a number of special events for the excursion day, Those who like an exciting baseball game may see the International League mated between Guelph and Niagara Falls, N. Y„ en excursion trona the Falls having been arranged for the same day. A lawn bowling tournament, in which teams front the visiting towns will take part, is to be held on the handsome lawn of the Guelph bowling club. Riverside Park, Guelph's beautiful resort, will be open to excursionists, and the baud of the Guelph Musical Society will fur- nish Music. This is the first excursion Easta over the new Gueiph-Goderich line, and the council and citizens of Guelph will give the visitors an ofAcial welcome. This excursion is in return for the excursion from Guelph to God- erich last Fall at the time of the official opening of the new line, and it is ex- pected that a large number will take ad - wattage of the opportunity to visit the Royal City, Tloketa will he good to re- Your Bank Account Your Best Friend SYSTEMATIC SAYING, even Wit be only $1.00 a week deposited in a strong chartered bank, where it will bear interest at highest current rates, is the first and surest way to independence, Begin now to save. $1 .00 The Metropo Opens an Account in the Savings Department of Capital Paid Up $1,000,000.00 $1.00 heli all Reserve Fund and Undivided I Profits, $1,241,532.26 interest allowed on Savings Accounts from date of deposit, end compounded FOUR times a year. No delay in withdrawal 774 BRUSSELS BRANCH, F. H. GILROY, Manager turn Weduesday, June 3rd, See ad- vertisement in another column tor rates and timetable. C. W. Corbett, of Agricola, Alberta, formerly of Belgrave, scuds a clipping from a Saskatchewan paper that pokes fun at, Ontario linters after the following fashiou : " What'a the 'natter with Sunny Alberto theee clays or would you rather live in the East, where theyhave to get up in the morning and dig the. chimney out of a snow -bank, before they can start a fire. liailrvay traffic is demoralized stud the telegraph and telephone services are reported at a standstill owing to snow storms. Ill Sunny Alberta we have to feed. the chickens chopped ice, to keep them from layiug hard boiled eggs these days." People We Talk About Miss McKercber, of Howiek, is visit- ing bet• sister, bit's, Allan Adams, -P, AnentAutent is away toSt. Louis on 11 busi- ness trip. He will call at other points before he returns. -H. Deuuis, of Chat- ham, was a welcome visitor to Brussels this week and received tbe glad hand from many old time friends. It is 10 years since Mr, Dennis removed from town to Kent's capital where he has it good business. -Ronald Sinclair is en- joying a vaoatl00 of a few weeks at the parental home in town, 9Ie bolds a good position in the Bank of Commerce at Dresden. -Our old townsman, j. L. Ronald, and his good lady have taken possessiou of their new home in Strat- ford which Mr, Ronald had erected during the past year. We wish them many years of comfort in it, -Benny Walker was on the sick list during the past week with threatened appendicitis but is improved sufficiently to enable hint to get about once more. We hope he will soon be o. k, -Editor Veale, of the Seaforth News, was i0 town on Tuesday, -Adam Scott, of Alma, West of Seaforth, was calling on relatives and old friends last Monday. -Barrister A. H, Monteith, of town, will attend the military camp wbich opens at Goderich on June t6th. He is the Adjutant of the 23th (Perth Co.) Regiment. Rev. W. T. Cluff, formerly of Brussels, is Chaplain ot the sante Regiment. -ex - Reeve and Mrs. McCallum, of East Wawanosh, were visiting their daught- er, Mrs. Ed. Nicholson, Brussels, last Tuesday -A. A. White, formerly teller of the Standard Bank, Brussels, has been appointed to a position at the head office, Toronto. -A, K. Zaft was visit- ing for a few days during the past week at Parkhill, -Mrs, Wm. Pryne is in Toronto this week visiting her mother, -Miss Rumble has been the guest of Mrs. Thomas Oakley, Queen street, - Barrister Sinclair was at Wiarton this s week on legal business, -Athol Me.Q uar- Tie, who bas spent the est year and a half in Godencb, is renewing old ac- quaintances. He was oa THE POST staff for nearly 3 years. -Wm, Jewitt made a visit to Lambeth, near London, where bis wife and daughter are visit- ing, the former having bad a cataract removed from one eye by a Loudon specialist. Mrs. Jewitt is expected to be able to return bonne in rise course of a week or so, -Owing to the serious ill- ness of Mrs. James Sharpe the members of her family were all called home, con- sisting of Joe and Saunders, of Toledo ; Jas„ of Detroit ; Jno., of St. 'Thomas ; Milton, of Sand Point, Idaho ; Mrs. Kingswood and Mrs, W. yd. Lowry, ot London ; and Misses Julia and Lily, of Ingersoll. The grandson, Oscar Sharpe, of Toledo, and granddaugbter, Rata Lowry, of Loudon, were also here We are pleased to state that Mrs. Sharpe has greatly improved and will soon be fully restored to her usual vigor we hope, -Miss Bella Henderson was off duty at her sobool for over a week from an attach: of measles. She was back to work last week. -Howard Wilson of Newark, N. Y., is visiting relatives in Brussels. Church Chimes Rev, A. C. Wishart. 5, A., was at Teeswater on Tuesday at the regular meeting of Maitland Presbytery, Next week Rev, 15. M. Lang -Ford will attend the annual sessions of the Synod at London, Wm, Bryans is the lay delegate. Sabbath morning Rev, Mr, Wishart spoke on "The Refiner," Mal. 3 and 2 and 3 at the service it] Melville church and to the evening his text was "A choice young man," referring to Kin Saul, Rev, J. G. Taylor, a colored brother, from Woodstock, favored Brussels with a visit on Tuesday. l•Ie was canvassing in the interest of the purchase and establishment of an industrial farm and seboolfor the education of the tegro race is Ontario, Chatham being the location decided. upon for the institu- tion. Last Sabbath morning Rev, Mr, Powell preached itr the lvlethodist church. His theme was "Bow to read History." In the evening Rev. Mr, )•inkbetner gave a well reasoned otit discourse from I Cor, set chapter and 2nd verse. The reverend gentleman, accompanied by Mrs, Finitbeiner aed daughters left for Didsbury, Stiskatolre- wan, on Mouthy where Mr. Finkbetter has been stntloned for the next term. He is a faithful worker in the vineyard std will carry with flim the good wishes of many old felends Iti Ontario, MOCK PARLIAMENT. Opening Session Last Monday Evening, By way of variety in connection with the Literary Department of the Epworth League of the Methodist church, Brussels, and at • the • same time desiring to aegttire an acquaint- ance with manners and customs of parliamentary procedure n Mock Par- liament has been established and the inaugural meeting was held ,Monday evening the opening being most auspicious, The Governor General, (H. L. Jackson), was escorted to the throne by Sergeant -at -Arms, (;'J;obt. Dark), the announcement of his com- ing heralded by Trumpeter Griffith, and the following Speech from the Throne was read :- lioNORAnLB 141EJIBERS 01r TIM HousE :- In the name and interests of the King we greet you. Aasernblecl in this our First Parliament we congrat- ulate our Epworth Leaguer's upon the success of the past year. It is my first duty to express a sense of gratitude to Divine Providence for His blessing upon our church, oar League and out• Oomntry. My Government desires to express its gratitude at the calibre, stability anddintegrity of the men and women the constituencies have elected to this our Fust Parliament and we trust and pray that the year will be one Of Marked progress In all the depart- ments of church work. Measures will be introduced for your consideration by my Govern - meet as follows I. A Bill to re -organize the 114is- sionary department of both Home and Foreign affairs.; to • start a Mission Study Class and the introduction of a simpler and better system of collect- ing our Missionary revenue. 2, A measure providing for the continuing of the Young People's Glass on Friday night of each week. 3, Regretting very much the absence of flowers from our chinch last Easter Day a Bill will be in- tt'oduced providing for the foxnishing, of flowers for all special occasions and some occasions that are not special. Noting with pleasure the progress made along literary lues, a Bill will be submittea for your careful consid- eration providing for the purchase and maintenance of a monthly news- paper to bo etltted by Her Honorees, the Minister of State. HONORABLU Maximise ob' THE 191005E The Budget ill be brought lo n at our earliest convenience, asking your sanction for the estimates for the year as follows :-Missionary, $130 ; Oon- nexional Interests, $10 • General Epworth League Fund, $5 General Treasurer of our church, $30 ; Run- ning expenses and emergencies, $20 Total $155. Among other numerous and well aimed measures you will fiucl the fol- lowing :- 1. For transportation to a foreign country of all members of this House found guilty of cold water criticism (our•House critics exempt.) 2. A.13111 to secure the condensation for illuminating and heating purposes allthe rxaturgas that mayescape al P from the Opposition benches. 3, To provide for the maintenance ill the douse of correction of all dis- tuebers,.of the pep,co. 4, To -make it compulsory for all. children of .Tumor League age to at- tend the meetings' of the League. ' 6. A Bill by the Minister of Justice revising our code of laws whereby May home in connection with ors church found guilty. of holding a party, tea or any other gathering, other than of extreme necessity, on Wednesday evening shall be brought before the Quarterly Official Boatel and severely disciplined. It is further the purpose of . myy Govermnont, after, viewing with much alarm the scarcity of weddings among our young people, to appoint a commission to enquire into the state of all bachelor's and bring In a report. J. A Hunter was elected Speaker of the House and the address was moved by the Minister of Justice, (ll. A. Pryne) seconded by the Minister of Minors, (JI. li, Airtlay The =embers of the Oppisition who spoke in addition to the Loader', (Eli Smith) were J. T. Wood, H, R. Brower, W. J. Fatvoett, Misses Min-: nie McNaughton, Carrie Bingston and Thurso, Gerry. 13'or the Government Misses Ford and Maunders and the' Minister of Finance, (Cheater Arm-' strong), and the Premier, (I,'. H. Gil- roy) also gave short addresses, the lets tel' moved the adjournment of the debate, Which veil1 be continued On Monday evening, June 20th. Speech- es were necessarily short but were un- usually bright, cleat and most credit, - able, the novelty of the s telatioxS add- ing a new interest. A choice duet was sung by Miss Alta and Roy Pryne and a good collection wale taken before the House, tuljottrnetl. All 1110 members of the Leagne are assigned places on either side of the House and ct'itiee (among whom. will ESTABLISHED 1173 THE STANDAPD BANK OF CANADA Head Office • ; - • Toronto $1.00 OPENS AN ACCOUNT In our Savings Department. Deposits of SI 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. ilA BRUSSELS BRANCH J. F. Rowland. AEanager Broaaclzoleo at Welton. be 1'osttnaster Farrow, who has had a wide experience in parliament u'y u snages) will 'make an attempt to keep the House down to regular form, The Cabinet consists of la. II ;Gilrby, Premier and Pt'egiclent of. the Coun- cil ; W. J. McCracken, Minister of Rome and Foreign Affairs ; Chester Armstrong, Miurster 'of Finance ; Miss Ford Secretary of State-: D. Glassier, Minister of Agrioulture ; 11. D. Almay, Mi:tiister of 1lfinoes ; R. A. Pryne, Minister of J•ustict. ; Miss Bailey, Minister of Music. Eli Smith, Leader of the Opposition, The young people and older folk have entered u pon the parliamentary ocean with a large measure of interest anti zest and there is every prospect of a successful voyage and the ultimate arrival at the harbor -Literary attadhment wad the cultivation of public ease m address, First Shot in the Campaign. The initial public meeting in the Pro• vinciai campaign in the Riding of Centre Huron was held Monday eveuing in the Torun Hall, Brussels, in the interests of Barrister Proudfoot, the Liberal stand and bearer. Owing to the League Foot- ball match the audience was slow in as- sembling but when all arrived there was a goodly attendance. Reeve Leckie presided and made a few remarks be- fitting the occasion, characterizing the action of the government in the gerry- mander of Huron as uojnst and grossly unfair, The first speaker. was ex -Warden Thos. Straeban, oneof the veteran Liberals of Grey township, who briefly spoke, dealing chiefly with the Local Option late and Mr. W hitney'sunwilliog- nese to remove the 6o per cent hsudicap. He made a vigurous plea for the aboli- (ion of the bar, W. 14. Kerr, of 'Tie Pose was called to discuss the point raised with Mr. Southgate at the meeting there. The Settforthlte thought that would be all right and be would be sureto be there, The incidents related had roused the Highland are 111 Archie Hislop, the 114, P. P„ for the former East Riding of Huron for the past to or 12 years, and on being called epee to speak filled in about no minutes in a style that evoked hearty applause. He called to mind the lergely increased encpeuditure, tile re- fusal of the government to repeal sets of the Liberal administration pronounc- ed to be dreadfully bad when in opposi- tion or yet to introduce measures faith- fully promised to be brought forward, such as late reform, lac. The great lack of the government was pointed out to be the want of constructive legislation. Toronto was getting too much both in men and money, the University students receiving an average of $200 while the public school pupils averaged only ,$2. Mr, Hislop rubbed it into Mr. Southgate antionclud d c e with a denunciation on the injustice of the gerrymander in view of all Mr. Whitney's pledges, The meeting closed at II o'clock with cheers for the Ring, Sir Wiltrid Laurier, Hon. A. G. MacKay and the candidate. Mr, Proedfoot was introdnced to a large number of electors anti made a favorable. impression on this his first visit in a public capacity to Brussels. BORA, OAurn>flun,-In Wroxeter, on May 16th, to Mr. and sirs, Sam. Campbell, a daughter, DAvte, In Wroxeter, on May 18th, to Mr, and Mrs, Alfred Dayis, a daughter. SxLnans-In Brussels, on May 16th, to Mr. and Ms;e. r William Sellers, a daughter. • DIED OAstrnslt -In Brussels on May 17111, Cath- erine McQueen, relict of the late Alexander. Campbell, of Lueknow, aged 77 years. LAwanno t -In Buffalo, on Tuesday, May 12tix, Ohas, W. Lawrence, formerly of Belgrave, aged 00 years. on next and dwelt on the unsatisfactory BRUSSELS MARKET character of the educational policy of i Oy�hent a0 8a. the government, the school book price ats a6 50 60 20 10 160 reductrou, Hon. Adam Becks horses, Peas and the gerrymander. •Barley An enthusiastic reception was accord- 'Potatoes ed the candidate, who after referring to , BEtglgbsBr his acquaintance with Brusselities and Hay people of this focality at the Co. Council Hogs and elsewhere, spoke at length on the Co. Council Act, the gerrymander, the 3/5 clause, Provincial finances and the way expenditure had grown by the in- crease of salaries to .the Premier and Cabinet miutsters, legal expenses and Commissions, the handling of Toronto University, colonization, Succession duties, Educational department, unfair discrimination in favor of Toronto with their 8 representatives, the -growth of the i civil service list and numerous other r items of interest, Mr. Prot ocon- cluded o - rdfot en clud d bykfor easking a general and hearty suport at he ballot ox on June 8th. • As Mr. Proudfoot took his seat Mr, I Southgate, of Seaforth, who bad given close attention to the speakers with oc- casional demurs, rose and,enquir'ed rela- tive to the Whitney surplus. On being asked to the platform he repeated his question which was answered by Mr, Proudfoot: who' stated he would be at Seaforth on lune 5th and would be glad MonSiter' EXC U R-SIO.N -TO---- Gue9ph iUESOAY, JUNE ind, 1908 Auspices of Menesetung Canoe Club, Goderlch The Oounoit end Citizens of the Royal Oity will weleowe the people from Western points along the Guelph & Goderich line 1n return for the celebration of the opening o[ the now line held in Goderioh last September, The staff of the Agricultural College will re - eat Bxoareionists and give special demote strations of the work in the various depart. mitts. An Iaternationnl League Base Ball match Will be played at :6.00 between Guelph. and Wager(' Fa11s, N. Y. A Lawn Bowling Tournament and other special attractions have been arranged for the day, RATED ANC TRAiN SCHEBUIE Loavo Adult child 0.00 a, m, God G&W ...... $ 1 26 66 cents 0:16 Macaw 160 00 0:67 Aubure 116 60 0:!)8 Blytlx 120 00 8:60 Walton 110 rib 1000 MaNnu ht 1 00 60 1012 W. Monckton 06 60 10;00 Mtiverton 80 40 Arriving at Guelph at 11:20Returning will leave Guelph at 7:66in„ arriving in Gods, rick at M:tO p, m, Tickets good to return Wednesdey, ,utleOrd, Don't fall to take part Jn this first Ex. oursion East ovor tho new e,P.R. ileo. Tho Chao* Roadbed in Canada. Officers of Monesotung Canoe Club: TtrnNnuLL •U.W.BnorutlY (.o0.MAnsn President Treasixrer SetreICsy 5 05 50 00 so 05 17 17 15 00 Well Paper Remnants 'We have just gone over our Wall Paper hack and hale picked out some very hire Remnants suitable for shall rooms of ,every description which we have bundled up and offer at prices in many eases much below wholesale price. Just the thing for Kitchens, Pbntrys, Closets, &c., at • DRUG STORE Meeting of the Huron County Council, The Connell of the Corporation of the Conn• ty of Huron will meet in the'Colmatl Chamber, in the Town of Goderich, on Jana the Ind, nt the hour of 0 a'eloek p. nt. Accounts against the County, requiring set• Moment, must be placed with the Clerk prav- Bain to ttte „sous do to. W. LAMB, Dated at Goderich, May 10th, 1408. Clerk, Go to a_ The Stir grocery For nice, clean, fresh Groceries at the following prices Corn , roc a can or 3 cans for 25c Peas 1oc n can or 3 cans for 270 Tomatoes.. 130 a can or 2 cans for 25e M.'L, Salmon, 200 a can Eagle Brand Saluron... ...15C a Can Northern Coast Saluron roc a con Greet] Japan Tea. 250 a ib. or 5 lits. for $1.20 Black Tea,,,,..25c a lb, or 5 lbs. for $r.2o Green japan 280 " 5 " $1.J5 Bleck Tea. ..... 2So " 5 $1.35 Salada Tea....300 a pound Good Bread always on hand. Goods delivered promptly to all parts of the village. Butter and Eggs Trade or Cash T. Spec ce GROCER ETHEL, ;r,; teateeraetwetewswwwswienestawaweasterweraelewtotasoeseoseaaweeteatetteateersowsvaral Brussels Day -light Stare a°' t ti May rlot& Sade �-. Special Offfering in Men's and Boys' Clothing for May. We have one of the largest and best stocks of Ready-to-wear Clothing in this section. They Fit Right, Stjiles are Right and wear well. We ask you to comparequalities and prices. epaummamirsas Men's Suits $ 5 00 to $I6 00 Young Men's Suits 5 00 10 I2 b0 Youths' 3 -piece Suits 3 75 to 7 6 0 Youths' 2 -piece Suits 3 Oo to 5 00 Boys' 2 -piece Suits 2 0o to q' 50 Men's Topper Coats 7 5o to Io 00 Men's Rain Coats 3 oo to . 10 oo Men's Odd PantsI 00 tO 3 so Boys' Knicker Pants 35 to I o0 I Com fete SDc ' . t k ��� Boots a �I � �, a Shoos At Lowest Prices iJ Our' Y q Stock n f Hats and Men's Furnishings 5 are the Latest and Best on the Market. HIGHEST PRICES FOR PRODUCE Goods flight or Your Money Bock M aren