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Now is the .time to get after tbe potato bugs, and death to them
will be the result when a patch le well sprayed with our Paris
Green, It is very discouraging after a work ,s done to fled year
time and money lose been wasted, Saab is often thecnse after' us.
ing Faris Green. Do not on the risk of this but get your
SEIci lb. ParisGreen 1c. IIL
from its, and depend on getting it strong and pure. We keep
but one grade which is the best that cau be precured, Give it a
trial.
oSTROSIM" will clean your Straw or Panama Hat, and make
it like new, and unlike many preparations will not make the bat
Yellow or brittle. in packages loc.
DRUGGIST
AND S'T'ATIONER.
Kort Pas Pius
Commix. meeting next Monday even-
ing.
BRUSSELS on the lath is the watch-
word.
A. O. U. W. Friday evening of this
week.
School. Board will meat Friday even-
ing of next week.
Gar ready to cheer for Brussels in the
Galt -Brussels game, Tilly 1st.
Proems and Garden Parties are about
as thick as hair on a dog's back.
THE Posr is publisbed a day earlier
than usual this week owing to Tihursday
being a public boliday.
ONE rink and perhaps more, will take
part in the Bowling tournament at Lis-
towel an Dominion Day from town.
SUNDAY School Excursion to Kincar-
dine on Tuesday, July 27th, by special
train. It will be Brussels Civic holiday,
Ex.EVEN Candidates are writing at the
Normal Entrance Exams. held in Brns-
sels this week. Inspector Robb is pre-
siding,
THURSDAY ushers in the month of
July the fd
actthat 6 months ofnwith
i909 haveal-
readygone.
Tw.x well at Brussels cemetery was
drilled by Geo. Edwards last week as
both the quantity and quality of aqua
para was wanting.
33RD HURON REGIMENT, -To he cap-
tain ; Lieut. W, A. Pickard • Vice, A.
Wilson, promoted, Lieut., R. A, Wil-
son is permitted to resign his commis-
sion,
THE Garside -James factory will soon
be ready for occupation. Roof is on
and cement walls plastered. Machinery
bas been ordered and will soon be in-
stalled.
SATURDAY of this week is the date of
the Huron Old Boys' Excursion ftom
Toronto. Special train will arrive here
about noon and will return Monday
evening.
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g
and Watson Ainlay a d Mrs. H. L.
Jackson were attending the annual
meeting of the Women's Missionary
Society of the Methodist church London
Conference, at St. Marys.
RETURN TICKETS AT SINGLE FARE
will be issued by the railway on account
of Dominion Day, between all stations in
Canada, also to Detroit and Port Huron,
Mich. ; Niagara Falls and Buffalo, N.
Y. Good going June 30th and July est,
return limit July and.
GoRRIE Brass Band favored our Citi-
zens with a few well played selections on
Tuesday evening while on their way to
the Epworth League Garden Party at
Jas. Armstrong's, loth con. Grey. For
a young Band they play fine and deserve
hearty encouragement.
TULY 27TH CIVIC HOLOMY.-In re-
sponse to a largely signed petition
Reeve Leckie bas proclaimed Tuesday,
July 27th, as Civic Holiday for Brussels
this year. The annual Excursion will
Kincardine that day by s P,ecial
be run. to KincA d
train of which particulars will be given
next week.
THE Wallacebarg News of last week
says :-Mrs. (Rev) Cosens was very
pleasantly surprised on Wednesday
when the young ladies of her Sunday
School class presented her with a hand-
some Haviland china berry set. The at-
tachment between teacher and Class has
become very strong, and all will say
"Goodbye" very regretfully.
RED HOT MATCH, -Galt vs. Brussels
will battle on Victoria Park, Brussels. on
the evening of Dominion Day for Inter-
mediate Font Ball honors. The winner
will play in the finals for the champion-
ship. This is a sudden death game and
as both teams are out to win the best
contested match of tbe season may be
expected. Galt is a Foot ball town for
many years and have a fine is on the
turf. Game called at 6.15 sharp. We
hope to see Brussels win.
INTERMEDIATE Football Galt vs. Brus-
sels, Dominion Day evening, Victoria
Park, Brussels.
A SLACK, wire artist attracted some
attention is town during the past week
by free performances he gave on the
street. He was not bad at it either.
Toe home of lno. Coates, Mill street,
has been leased by T. Id. Garside, of the
new factory, who with his family will
take possession in a couple of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Coates will remove to
Idaho to visit their children.
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Tanaa single buggioe for sale, new. Apply
to Walter Lowry or S. Carter, Brussels.
WOOL WAN TED. -00,000 8lbs., also large
sh
quantities
r tradeprlu butter.1140 and etas.
WILL sharpen reapers and mowers to your
fancy et lowest figure. T. McGregor, corner
Mill and Mein street, Brussels, Ont.
Faecal, containing hendkerohiefe, ribbons
and beauty pine left at Fox's drugstore some
time ago. Owner may have the same by prov-
ing property and paying for this notice.
BaMHMaao the date of S. L. Taube's visit to
Brussels and if there is anything whatever
wrong with your eyesight, do not negleet this
opportunity of consulting him at Fox's Drug
Store on Tuesday, July eth.
WANTan.-An active District Agent for one
Lithe nsurance Cond mpaniieesBs. An exceled lanadian
ent eon.
tract is open to the right man. Address Dis-
trict Manager, 204 Maeonio Temple, London,
Ont.
CAN MAKE Tem Dear Haka.-The Aeoustic-
on magnifies every sound, word, 4005. That
means that no matter how deaf yon are nor
what the original cense of your deafness was,
es long as the Auditory nerve is alive, you will
hear at once. Call and see.this wonderful In-
vention demonstrated by S. L, Taube at Fox's
Drug Store on Tuesday July, Oth.
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INSTALLATION
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INSTALLA•rION of OFFICERS. -The fol-
lowing officers were installed last Thurs-
day night in St. John's Lodge, A. F.
and A. M., by Past Masters P. l3isbop and
M. Black :-
L C. Richards, L P. M.,
'3. H. Jackson, W. M.
H. Duncan, S. W.
W. W. Harris, J. W.
W. Leathertlale, Chap.
J. Fox, Treas.
M. Black, See.
Dr. C. A. Toole, S. D.
W. Wilton, 1. D.
W. E. Clark, I. G.
Geo. McFarlane, S. S.
A. Thompson, J. S.
J. Y. S. Kirk, Tyler
Representative to Grand Lodge, S. H.
Tackson.
BRussELs WON THE Rotten. -Monday
evening of this week Brussels Foot Ball
team -twice champions of the W. F. A.
and winners of the Ontario Cup -went to
Brucefield and played the hustlers of
that place losing by a score of 2 goals to
e, bat won on the round by a score of 4-
3. The game was started on time by
referee, Brown Jackson, of Seaforth and
the home team repeatedly brought tbe
ball up into the visitor's goal only to see
it taken to the centre again. After
fifteen minutes play the home team
scored but Brussels by quiet passes even-
ed more scoring g was
upA n
done that half. The second half was
well fought, the bail being taken from
one goal to the other. With time draw-
ing near it looked like a draw game but
with only 3 minutes to play Brucefield
scored ou a rush. Play was fast for the
last few minutes. Brucefield has noth-
ing to be ashamed of as they played well
during this season but in the Brussels
team they were up against some well
seasoned players. Brussels now goes
into the finals and play off with
the Galt team oa Dominion Day at Brus-
sels. Following was the line up tbere
being only one change from the previous
match, T. Dale taking tbe place of Day -
man on the home team.
Brucefield Brussels
G, Swann goal ........................Scott
Mustard .1 Backe 1............Armstrong
Turner Anderson
McKenzieHunter
Murdoch .(i 3¢ Backs - Brown
W. D. Swann, ( . ,...Henderson
A. Wright -.Lowry
W. Wright "' 'MsGlUivray
.T. Dale hfoDonald
Puseteo WORK, -Ewan & Co., deify- at: ••, ...:McMillan
ereda- j ,.......Woodward
large band waggon to c Thomson .l
Iona a dandy erg g
commodate 20 people to T. Davis, of MnTRtntvNtnL.•-One of the prettiest
Goderich, last week,. The same firm is June weddings took plate on Wednes-
jusiraess Chance
is often missed when it might have been
easily 'embraced by
SystematicSavin'g
Begin now to prepare for the day of oppor-
tunity by depositing your savings in The
Metropolitan Bank.
$1.00 OR MORg OPENS AN AOOPVNT
The METROPOLITAN BANK
SRUSSELS BRANCH - F. H. GILROY, MANAGER
ASlightly Used
$500
Forwards
now completing a cariole for A. Robert-
son, of Auburn. This makes six of
those large jobs turned out front Beus-
seis Carriage Factory thisSpriog. They
make a cariole for liveries that is hard.
to beat in Canada and which is a credit
for Brussels. This firm has also turned
out already this season 80 buggies.
WEDDING. -An important event en-
livened the early hours of Wednesday
morning, of last week at the residence
of C. T. and Mrs. Grabam, when their
youngest daughter, Miss Agnes Floreu-
et, became the bride of Bryson Coch-
rate, marbledealer of Wingbam, form'
arty of Brussels. Rev, C. E. Jeakens,
B. A. B. D., 'performed the ceremony,
The bride was handsomely dressed in a
travelling suit of rich green, and was un-
attended,. Congratnlattons followed,
and ten a most tasty appetizing
g
wedding breakfast teas served in Mrs,
day, June 23rd at the home of George
Erwin, Clan Gregor Square, Bayfield,
when their only daughter, Miss Lena
Isabel, was united in the holy bonds of
matrimony to James Rees Beattie, G. T.
R, agent of Trout Creek, Ont., former-
ly of Brussels, The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. W. L. Hiles, B. A.,
under an arch of evergreens trimmed
with orange blossoms and roses. The
drawing room was tastily decorated with
patine and terns, At It o'clock the
bride entered the room leaning on the
arm of her father while the wedding
march was played by Miss Flay Edwards,
The bride looked charming in a semi-
princess costume of cream silk °aliens
over cream taffetas and carried a shower
boquet of roses. Her going away gown
Was a tailor-made suit of taupe broad-
cloth with old rose hat, They were on•
attended, After ceremony adjournment
Graham's best style, The happy couple , was made to the dining room where a
left on the early G. T. R. train for Tor- 1 dainty wedding breakfast was served,
Hutu and Chicago, On their return, I The young couple then left for Goderich
they.willl reside on Patrielc street. Tile ' taking the 2.40 p, in. train for Toronto,
Post' tenders congratuialions on the 'Hamilton and Welland where they will
part of many old,friends here, ' spend a week, after which they Will be
Heintzman Co.
Upright Piano
at a
Great
argain
This instrument now on view at
my store, next door North of
the Standard Bank, Brussels.
Cash or easy terms of payment.
Sa
fa Carter
at home at Trout Creek. The presents
received by the bride were many and
beautiful, The groom's gift to tbe bride
was a pearl sunburst, Guests were pres-
ent from Welland, Seaforth, Hensall,
Bridgeport. Dutton, Stanley and Bay-
field.
Miss Isabell Strachan receiveda
beautiful gold watch, with her hams en-
graved on the back, last Mouday, a gift
tram her uncle "Jim" Ballantyne iu
British Columhia. Such tokens are al-
ways acceptable,
Mrs, A. M. McKay and children have
removed to Chesley to rejoin Mr. Mc.
Kay where they purpose making their
future home, The Chesley people will
find the McKay fancily the best of citi-
zens and we voice the sentiments of
many old friends here in wishing them
the best of everything good.
MA•1RuMONMAL.-Wedding bells again
chimed in Hensall on Wednesday, June
23rd, a very pretty wedding taking place
at the ham o
Mrs. acMartiu
d
e f
D. an Ms.M
when their only daughter, iss Ida
M
Iday, was united in marriage to William
Henry Hoskin, of Mitchell, at 8 o'clock.
The bridal party took their places upon
the lawn under an arch of evergreens
and the ceremony was performed in the
presence of a large number of relatives
by Rev, Mr. Toll, pastor of the Meth-
odist church, Hensall, The handsome
bride was given away bye her father and
looked charming in a cream silk waist
and cream lustre skirt and bridal veil
which Looked very becoming, She car-
ried a boquet of yellow roses. Miss
Flossie Hoskin, sister of the groom as-
sisted the bride and was dressed in a
very pretty cream lustre dress and car-
ried a boquet of yellow roses. Ernest
Miller, of Brussels, was the groomsman.
The bride received many handsome
and useful presents which showed the
high esteem in which she was bold.
After the ceremony the bridal party re.
tired to the dining•room and partook of
good thins which were prepared the g red by P
the boat and hostess. A very enjoyable
evening was spent by all and the good
wishes of many friends go with Mr. and
Mrs, Hoskin. They intend making
their home in Hensall at present. The
bride was a former Brusselite and is a
niece to Mrs. W. Wilton.
COUNTY ROADS AND BRIDGES CoMMI'r-
TEE,-The Road and Bridge Committee
of the County Council met at Exeter on
Monday of last week and drove out to
the Staulake bridge between Hay and
Stephen. The road at this place is
raised for soma 25 rods, and is slightly
damaged, or cut in two or three places
by the freshets. The following is the
cominittee's report : "There are two
bridges here, about to rods apart ; one
of iron of one span, 8o feet, erected in
1905 ; the other of wood. 4c feet. The
wooden one is not considered safe for
traffic much longer, and the find this
part of the road must be repaired this
season. The committee consider that
the iron bridge is sufficient for the pas-
sage of the water, if the water course
both above and below the bridge be im-
proved; that the opening spanned by
the wooden bridge be filled up, except
that a large tile shall be put in. That
the engineer advertise the work 8550013
as possible." Tenders were received
Promotion Exams.
BRUSSELS CONTINUATION
CLASSES.
All name errauged 11 order 0£ merit,
Honors, 75%, PASS. bo%. Perm III
promotion based on Department BERMS,
FROM FORM 11'1'0 Folat 211
Honors -
*K Hewitson *'I' Dickson
Pass -
*A Forrest *M Joues
*F Bryans K Ament
*B Currie O Forbes
*F Jeott A McKelvey
*,i Henderson V Bowman
*F Clark N Ewan
Those pupils with a star opposite their
name may take np the work with class
who write for Jun. Teachers Exam, next
year. An exam. to determine definitely
who will finally constitute this class will.
be held at Xmas. The remaining part
of the class will form ITI A and will take
only a part of the work with Sen. class.
III A will not be in a position to write
on Jun, 'Teachers Exam. next yens.
FROM FORM I '1.O FORM I1.
Honors -
E Deadman
et Armstrong
A Grant
13 Harris
M Thompson
Pass-
) Bremner
F ltckmier
C Leckie
E Plum
H Hoover
W Long
K Wilton
V Ainlay
I Armstrong
L Armstrong
W Sperling
13 Warwick
C Lowry
D Watson
B Leckie
S Gerry
Ii Mooney
S Fox
A Cooper
J. H. CAa1ERoN
B. McCestus
FROM JR. 1V TO ENTRANCE
Honors -
JS Brothers
j V Ross
C Crooks
Pass -
N Fox
Harold Lowry
A Moore
Hazel Lowry
E Barkley
C Emigh
A Wilton
D. SMITH
Teacher.
FROM SR. 1I[ TO JR. IV
Honors -
T Deadman
A Roe
W Armstrong
A McLaneet,n
E Lowry
L Ballantyne
Pass -
F Wood
J Elliott
ET Work
J Jackson
R Barkley
FROM JR. III TO SR, III,
Honors -
L Jackson
Pass -
T McLauchlin
R McKay
J
Ballantyne
v
V McCracken
H Crone
E Moore
E Toole
J Habkirk
W Harris
I McLauchliu
W Lott
13 Kerr
H Fox'
F Lowry
G Colvin
G Edwards
A Thompson
R Sinclair
LB
Burgess
P Thuell
H. M. DOWNING, Teacher.
FROM 5R. II TO JR, HI
Honors -
R Stewart
I Toole
L Ameut
W Payne
Pass -
R Hewitt
V Sinclair
L McCracken
L Jackson
C Powell
11 McKay
B Campbell
A McLauchlin
T McLauchlin
C Jackson
S McLsuchlia
FROM JR, II 'r0 s11. Il
Houors•-
O McKay F McKay
D Roes
Pass -
H Gerry W McDonald
N Cameron W Harkness
H Stewart
G Ross, Teacher,
FROM SR, I1 'ro JR. 2IND
H onors-
M Haist
C Best
Pass -
lime
for the Glenn or Rathwell bridge be- M Skelton
tweet Stanley and Goderich townships,
as follows :-
Inn Tan etir5R5TRU0TUna
Hill, of Mitchell
Clinton Bridge and Boiler Works
Son 0050RE210 WORK E Powell It Payne
W. J. Elliott, or excavating, 055.
!
H
Lott
per cubic yard Clinton,Uonorete ., •$ 8.95
A. S, Srom,Howlsk, for excavating,85e. Vasa--
peryard Concrete 4,80
Clinton Bridge and Boller wor s oon- EJamieson
Thompson
1,270
orate 1 M^ Stewart
J. Gaffrey, Dublin, concrete work 1,091
^ or if over. 250 yards then per yard 0.00
J. Sandy, Lochalelr, eonorete, cubic yd 4.00
Weston Broe., Bayfield, eouorete, cubits ard 400
BxeavatinR, per plan, 80e, lSxtra....,,. 4.60
L. J. Looby, Dublin, per yard4,86.
Decided i That Hill & Co., Mitchell,
be given the superstructure for $2,893,
and that W ] Elliott Clinton be
W Burgess
'kJ Warwick
2,025 4 Honors -
R Moore
R Brewer
A Fox
V Harris
L Snider
FRo
$2,808 M 4TH To 5TIi CLASS
10150M 3RD 'r0 4'fO-1 CLASS
Honors-
M Danford H Tames
14 Toole SM Ross
C Moore tel Fax
SS McLauchlin M Pawson
tI McNichol 0 Hemingway
given the contract for concrete work l Pass-
at $3,95 per cubic yard, and 35c, for 1 M Campbell
excavating, C Anderson
W Roe
G Snider
Ttikc Money You Save Saves YOU.
from worry -want -debt» -•humiliation. A comfortable f3ankAecount
gives one an easy mind, .self-confidence, and the power to take
advantage of every opportunity that comes to better one's position.
THE STANDARD BANK
Esiablis64187' OF CANADA 77 Blanche.
gives Savings Depositors, whether their accounts be large or small,
the most courteous service.
Make a beginning at once with a Deposit of One Dollar or
mor'e,_iJ our Savings Department. 74
BR'iJSi511!:1LS RANCU
r, k'r Raaa;taairde Manager
Under Help
Wanted
Experienosd operators on Pants,
Knickers, Overalls. Constant em-
ployment the year found. High-
est union wage paid, piece work:
Inexperienced hands_ to learn op-
erating.
Southgate Co.
Limited
SEAFORFH
FROM 280 TO 31t13 CLASS
Honors -
M Wilton
V Lowry
Pass -
A Somers C Heist
D Currie J Harkness
J Lowry
G Beeper
M McLauchlin
FROM 1ST TO 2040
Honors -
LK Wilton 13 Kerney
E Jackson T lemigh
L Conley
Pass -
C Thompson A Stewart
E Hollinger L Snider
61 Burgess L, Frauees
W James
FLORA I. BUCHANAN, 'reacher.
People We Talk About
Miss Elsie Cober was visiting at Hen-
fryn,
Barrister elonteith is visiting at Strat-
ford.
Mrs. J. G. Skene has gone to Ed•
mon ton,
Arthur Garside, of Loudon, is in town
this week.
Nlrs. Muldoon is visiting her son,
George, Brussels.
Barrister Sinclair was at Goderich for
a few days this week.
Miss Jean Habitirk left town 00 Tues-
day for Gull Lake, Sask.
W. and Mrs. Emigh were visiting
Blyth friends on Tuesday,
Mrs. Thos, oOakley,Queen St. ,
was
visiting i in Goderich this week.
g
Miss Anna Hunter is at Wroxeter in
her professional capacity as nurse.
George Edwards is visiting his sister,
Mrs. G. F. Longfoot, of Stratford.
Miss Julia Sharp, of Ingersoll, is visit-
ing her father and sisters at present.
Last week Miss Florence Buebanan
attended a wedding in Lucknow vier
inity.
Mrs. James Menzies has been visiting
her daugbter at Brocksden, near Strat-
ford,
Miss Ruth Sinclair is spendinga holi-
day at her uncle's, Rev. W. T. Cluff, at
Stratford.
Miss Josie Buchanan was holidaying
with friends at Lucknow, Winghani and
other points.
Miss Beatrice Harris will enjoy the
sights and scenes in Saskatchewan for a
month or so.
James and Mrs. Elliott are away on a
boliday outing to Calgary and other
Westerly points.
D. B., Mrs. Moore and Miss Jean left
Tuesday for a holiday trip to Winnipeg'
and the West.
Mrs. Ennis and little grandson, Edgar
Hollinger, spent last Saturday with Miss
Stewart in Listowel,
J, H. Cameron is al Blyth this week
as presiding examiner at the Normal
Entrance Examinations.
Harry Addison, of Mount Forest, was
here on a visit with his uncle and aunt,
F. H. and Mrs. Gilroy.
Messrs, and Mesdames Kerr, of New
Hamburg, were visiting relatives and
friends in Morris and Brussels.
Mrs. Gilroy, of Mount Forest, was
visiting with F. H. and Mrs. Gilroy for
a few days during the past week.
Miss McCainus, teacher, has gone to
her parental home at St. Marys where
she will spend part of her vacation.
A, Somerville, of McKillop, and Miss
Grace Johnston, Kindergarten instructor
Stratford, were visiting in town on
Tuesday.
Druggist Fox and Mrs, Fox spent
Sunday with G. F. and Mrs. Blair in
Goderich, They went via the C. P. R.
from Walton,
Mrs. Robt. Francis bas been under
the doctor's care during the past week,
Her sister, Miss Mary McNichol, of
Craubroolr, is nursing her,
A. j. Ross and bride accompanied
Mrs, McAlpine to her home in Strath•
roy on Saturday last on a brief visit
before returning to Ottawa,
Brine Scott, who has been in Sea -
forth for two weeks owing to the illness
of his brother, Stewart, returned to his
situation in Palmerston last week.
T. T, Wood and family have moved to
their recently purchased residence, Al-
bert street, where we hope they will
enjoy many happy. prosperous yam's.
Mrs. Jas, Ballantyne and son. Archie,
s
were in McTZiilop for a couple of days
last week, Mrs. Ballantyne attended
her grandfather's funeral ou Wednes-
day.
Mies Helen D. Ford, formerly teacher
bere, called on a number of old friends
last week while enrnute to her home at
Luclltiow from Colborne where she has
been teaching.
Miss Clara Hunter is home from Clin-
ton - for a v9^atien.
Miss May Smith has gone to Seattle,
Washington, with an excursion of sebool
teachers. Misses Ella Smith and Gine
Stewart will visit relatives at Earl Grey,
Sask., and other points.
Mrs, J. F. Rowland and daughters
left last Saturday for an extended bole
day at the former's parental home at
Picton, Mr, Rowland aeconlpanied'the
la,nily as fair as Toronto.
Miss Ethel Creighton, milliner, of
Winnipeg, is here on a vacation after au
absence of two years, She is visiting
her sister, Mrs. H. L. Jackson, and
numerous old friends who are pleased
to see her.
Miss Kate McCallum left for Brandon,' ire angalr,
Manitoba. on `Tuesday to wait on hemse i.n set
brother, loliu, formerly of Morris town.,
who has been ill but whom well let stand
hope will soon be fully restored. Elting, -then
Mrs. Harry Coutts and 'children, o5--tThia wine
Chicago, are enjoying a holiday here to.
escape the heat of the city. Mrs.
Coutts' parents are Jas. and Mrs. Men.
zies, of William street, Brussels, and
Mr. Coutts is a brother to Mrs, Geo.
Thomson, of town.
Eye&:h
A per50n should bo ver earoiul in ohooalee
art o Riolan, They ehoulld demand ability, ,r;e•
liebliity, and above all, deiaand experience '
for experience is the oblef thing, in option►
work,
(Senior
8a L. TAUGR
iimilinstoor lorontq jwho has lied► BByyYeo s' expel
ietioe in the Optical business, will he at Foxe
Drug Store, Bruesols, on TUpeday, July
Oth. Hie worn heti been very heeds' room"
consult liin professionallyrve had occnston to
Can make you hear with the "Mauston"
The Aoouetioon magniflea every, eonnd 400.
Per Dent, That weeps no matter how deaf you
are nor what the original cause of your dent -
nese was, as long as the auditory nerve ie alive,
7011 will hear at 01100.
Bear in mind that the Aooustleon not only
makes yon hear immerliabely, even -though you
cannot Bear a word without it Put its use is
continuous :mune of stimulation to.the deli- .
elite ear functions and year hearing will be. -
perceptibly improved es time goes on.
The above statements will be verified by.
thousands of entbusieetia users all over the
world,
The Aeoustloon was awarded the Gold Medal
by International Jury of Award, Louisfatur
Prtr chase Exposition St. Louie 1904.
Will be pleased to Exposition, this wonder•
ful invention' t0 all who call during this visit.
Make appointments WOW at
DRUG STORE
BORN.
JODNSTON In Morris, on Jui
pct lltra
MARRIED
CoofRANE-GRAMAM,-In Wisgham, o, Jane
28rd, by Rev. C. B. Jenkins, Mr, Bryson
Ooehrano to Mies Agnes Florenee young-
est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Graham,
both of Wingham.
BsATJ•tE-BawIN.-At Bayfield, on June 25rd�
by Rev. W. L. 'Biles, B. A. Mr. J. Ras.
Beattie, of Trout Creels, Ont., to Mie
Limns, only daughter of Mr. George Brig'',
of Bayfleid.
RozaLL-OassseBROUGI. - In Detroit, or
Brussels,, to Mios Maude Lillian dnurly o
ghte
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Oheesebrough, al ErERS.'�
of Detroit.
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BLAKE. -In Grey Township, on June 27th
Wttliam Blake, aged 70 years.
$iso: In Bast Wawanosh, orrJune 260, Wit
Ilam King, aged 88 yearn, 4 months and 1
days. .
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Bd,JOhnsteatere ran, the Covent Gar
den (London) manager, will ip c
lebration of his being made a Mei
valier of the Legion of Honor, t
timonalized .by the operatic artis
tes, he was suddenly surrounded b
the prima donne present, who lits
ally fell upon hint -kissing him u
on forehead, cheeks, and hands u
til, entirely lost to view amid
struggling mass of delicate mil
ery, he was rescued by Mr.
Dyck from his immiuent peril..
Three years since, on the oc
sion of Washington`.Braasels,
Ipse Dixit, winning a race
Sheepshead Bayes an extraordina
demonstration took place. T
jockey, who was but nine yearso
and weighed barely sixty-eigh
pounds, was surrounded bii
dreds of women, who pull
from the saddle and alnlo4
cated him with kisses,'';
B1;RAi1GER'S COLLAP3
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in fit and finish, at the Actual Cost of goods and
trimmings. The materials are Summer Weight Pana -
Mas, Poplins and French Venitirtus. Colors in the lot
are black, navy, brown, green and cardinal, in flare .
gore and combination of gore and pleated styles ; with
silk folds, and buttons and self•folcl strapping.
Regular $5.00 Sale price $3.69
Regular 3.75 (Black only) Sale price 2.69
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sleeve ; all sizes in the lot ; Crescent and Colonial
makes which means perfect fitting garments.
Regular $I.25 and $1.35 for $ 75
1.75 and 2.00 for 1.25
2.25 and 2.50 for 1.5o
Also a choice lot of White Waists with
long sleeves. Extragoodvalue.
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2000 yards of Torch= Laces, from to 5 inches wide ;
poi feet goods in a great variety of patterns ; on sale
right now when yon need tbuto
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