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THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1909.
'rile hog is King these dnya,
-'. 1301,sflsitBreesels by being busy
boasters,
A'l`Qitm er° druggist is in trouble, for
eulllt1f; cigal'a e11Snlldi1Y• Hiegaleais
that they are adrug, 1l they :re the
telephone variety -smoked in one town
and smelled in the next—we would not
be surprised if they would be udrug.
Puy your fine,,Mr, Druggist, and keep
the law,
WIuu'r 11, the greatest need ie 13russels
and haw may it be supplied ? Don't all
speak at once but as loyal citizens let
careful consideration be given and after
that it united rally to push the town
along in its forward march. Let your
motto bo "Hurrah for Brussels'." and
uniting your faith with your works
wonderful things can be accomplished.
OWING to the decease of Ole Walker-
ton Postmaster the vacancy has beeu
filled by the appointment of Editor
Robb, of the Telescope of that town.
He should make an ideal official and we
congratulate him on his preferment.
The Government acted wisely in at once
supplying the office, There's nearly
(ways trouble over long delays, at least
that was the experience 10 Huron Coun-
ty,
'rilaEE prizes are offered by Brussels
Fall Fair Directors for the three best
drilled squads of public school pupils at
the coming Fair. Now is the time to
lay plans to capture the awards, Each
competing company and their teacher
will be admitted free to the Exhibition.
Ethel has lead the way twice already
Where school attendance is small an
amalgamation of pupils may be arrang-
ed by interviewing the Fair Special
Committee, composed of President
Leckie, Vice President Stewart and
Secretary Kerr. Get to work as Fair
dates, Sept. 3o and Oct. 1, will soon jog
round.
CIVIC holiday, 'Tuesday, July .27th.
Make up your mind to enjoy a day's
outing on the shores of charming old
Lake Huron at the popular summer resort
town of Kincardine. Take the whole
family and make it the most pleasant
day of 1909. By early planning and the
cOnvenieuce of special trains the work
may be easily and pleasantly accomplish-
ed. Stroll along the fine beach ; paddle
in the water ; play in the sand ; ride in
a boat ; get some tan and freckles on
your nose and neck ; take a swing ; eat
a big diuuer ; get acquainted with
everybody ; have a good time. Don't
miss it. The last Tuesday of July is the
date. Pleas are being laid fur sports.
Every young fellow should make a date
with his best girl at once for the 27th.
Y. M. 0. A. IN BRUCE COUNTY
A well attended convention of en-
thusiastic ministers and Christian lav -
men of Bruce county was held in Walk-
ertnll, June 280 for the purpo•:e oe in-
troducing the County pian of Y. M. C.
A. work in Bruce. The following were
the speakers;—
John Penman, Paris, chairman of the
Provincial Committee.
G. P. Blair, (lodurich, chairman of
the Huron County Committee,
C. M. Copeland, Provincial Secretary
of Ole young Men's Christian Associa-
tion of Ontario and Quebec.
J, H. Crocker, Secretary of Brantford
Association.
A. Cullens, Provincial Secretary of
County Work.
L. C. Pluming, County Secretary, of
Huron County.
A. S. Hopper, ex•Seeretm'y. of. Wood-
stock Aseouiatiou.
Wilkie State Secretary, Los Angeles.
Cal., who began work as au Association
Secretary in 1867.
A. Cullens, addressed) the convention
on the need for the work in Bruce Co.
Ile had made a study of the county and
found that only F,'1 per cent of its church
;eernthors were y0uogmen. He also
spoke on the County work plan.
Mr. Fleming :spoke on "The achieve-
ments of the county work in Huron"
and the Social and Educational pessibtli-
ties of the organization in Bruce,"
Mr, Creeker presided over the sessions
of the couve1Linn and spoke en the
"Physical and Recreative possibilities
of the organization in Bruce. "
Mr. Copeland explained the place 00-
ceplod by tile county work in the ag•
greeeive policy of the Provincial com-
mittee, and addressed the Convention
on the "Religious possibilities of the
Y. M. C. A. in Bruce County."
.111 the evenlrg an excellent banquet
• was .given by the ladies of Weikel' n,
,,,-r ,ry`Penrlan, of Paris, presiding. Tho
speech of the evening and of the whole
convention was made by G. F. Blair, of
Goderich, on Y, M. C. A. work as at
business man's investment." Mr, Mair
suid that there are ninny kinds of divi-
dends on the investment of matey.
For an example a man may ;tweet mon-
ey it) boots of literature or travel and
got 1111, dlOideucis ill the forth of educa-
tion or benefit to health; The Y. 01. C.
A. offered business then opportunity for
investment, the dividends of which
were to be estimated in the Religious
Physical, Educational and Social better.
meat of the country's young urea and
Canada's young manhood is her grease t
dndeVeloped resource. Money is spent
to develop Caaauln's material resources
and much more should Canada s people ,Taylor Verna
spend to develop her manhood. Canada
a quarter of a eeuttry hence will be
What for .nett at that time make her, Alkali 131100r
atica l
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EXPECTED DEATil AIR DRY,
Another Case Where Life Was
Saved and Health Restored
by of er'vlllne."
We have all road and heard of the
agonies of Steidle/le but only those
who have berm tortured by this dread
malady can Nile, appreciate wlutt 10
nnlst 01102 1 to he to trod uf'lee years of
2ulfel'ilrg.
It ie. 11001001,) he feels it 1111, solemn
duty to tall to the world his faith in
ti0rvili0)- that \'iutnr 1'. hires makes
I lie folio wLine declaration l"For three
years 1 was in the Royal Mail service,
and in all 'chats of weather had to
01(.01 1110 night trains, J)auapness,
1'o
d and
s1')b
1
t dusciatica
that oixr 1 111E H1�). Sometimes
an (1(111ck would come 011 that made
work, 50 neat
me potve) less U1 tit r 1 k, 1 WOW t
ly te complete cripple that 1 had to
give up any 111), 1 tuns in despair,
(completely east ail WI( because the
uuney l spell tnn trying to get well
Was wasted. 1 was sp,ur.lcfllg to 511y
hlnlist one flay, and he reeouuns'nd-
r
•4 410 1111-
- 0 " id Ode good
1
1l "Nr1't ihn I ]u 6
110 nt. ruhbctk 110 several tiBles IL Ilay,.
1111(1 51/1, l ell el•. 111
Cured or111,1' to build. up
111)' g)111'1'itl health
Siix and 1111p1'ove 111y
Llood I used Per -
Years rezone•, one tablet
tfi111 ea141 meal. I
nutinned talks treatment four Months
11111 30)1,1. ruled. 1 have used all kinds
,f liniments, and c1.n truthfully say
that Nert•ili00 is far sleonget•, more
ametratulg. and infinitely better than
anything else for 111100015 pain. I
urge etert'011e Wt lit lumbago,
11e111'113511t rheumatism or sciatica to
use tie0vililu•. I know it will cure
theta."
Theei• bet' a more highly -esteemed
steemed
citizen 111 \'o1.1(Meeterthan Ilr. hires.
What he sit vs van be relied upon.
1'01' six veld, since 11ei1g cured lie
hasn't hail t single relapse. Don't
accept anything. from your dealer but
rel'villti2)5 cents per b0I11' or
lite for 51,111) ; seed everywhere, or
The Uula1•t•huzune Ca., 1 ingstell, Out.
and the responsible Olen of that time
will be tue.b,y5 and young men that we
are developing; now. Whether this
young country toll( occupy the proud
and glorious position she is dartined to
occupy among the nal1.1115 during the
twentieth century, whether she is to be
kept for Canadians, whether she is` to
hold her national spirit amid the great
influx of foreigners, whether she is to be
an eu'Iunilit Christian nation depends
upon her 1151215 meta.
C. 3, Mickle, Cheslev, also made a
very able address. endorsing the inaug•
urati,ni of the work in Bruce county.
'1'110 eenuitee Committee for Bruce was
epos ,inte 1 and as s on as the budget of
1A•t Saw for the bast year is raised. a Coun-
ty Seercl;u•v will be 01111~11 to begin ot•-
ganizn n. Portlee i3the second county -
in the Ii- aiu,,nit .0 ,ntloduce the Y. .M.
C A. Comity were.
Is your Corn Troublesome?
Why not vino it-1a'c•)dieate it with
Putn1(111'e .',,rt' Ex) raptor Y No pain
n1. 5(1"'--"1'111. il.tni 2' 12 11 glinl'anteetl
1.11ree2-1, 119 1t.
Entrance Results.
The following is a report of the En-
trance,xemuna1i"11s held in Wingham;
\\'rox•'ter and 1.1'irdwich. In order to
pass it rr,lui11,1 0)11 mark,, and for
honors 4S7. (.1) those who failed, the
exneu uta, in fetch case had the papers
re -read.. If?
•an(lidates Wrote at Win L
-
ham, 24 at Mb:teeter and 14 at Ford -
0 1211..
13LY•TH
Ilu2 ohs
may (•''')l . 48,
111101av 1'in2land 181,
Norman (1.(trett 496
F,d,lie 1.x.19 111 yrs„ 74 of the total
d c
comes from L nolo1 1n
) 576
Gladys 1 3101111 Lundy , 526
Annie Mcu onnell 489
Kenneth McConnell ........ ..........• 487
1,11515
Vester Bell 391'
Bert Brute -Moo 403
Leslie linehntlan 3'153
Llos 1'
1'r ' r 434
C
t
William it Copp 4072
William I) ter 3921
Marg.,rcl Yarrow 443
Se101t 1I 1105 •-• 409
Muth 1e, l e lteou
Wm. 01111or11 Jnb
Maggla 1.1, listen
Lelia Lansing.., ..........
Allister _Hoon
Alexander 011:nni tag •
1.11111 McCau hey
Mangle 31 1h4wan
Teresa .i I,aug, 440
Eimer Ni vies ................. 390
Ilene O'teminer.,,•„•..
Luella Parrott
Violet 1'111111m
Greco Plunkett
Archie Radford .•,•,., 358
Nelson Robinson 441
May i4pallnt.1
Flureure 'rennin
301121 1.. 'T'ts1cel' .,..,,, ...., 402
Charlie Toll— ........................... 429
Jennie Tunny 456
1..eopritd Watt . 348
Mary \Veils 390
WIN(4IIAM.
imeolts.
Allen' Marion
Allen john
Blandon Stella
Black Huhn .•,
Breen. Lizzie .
lilackhall Basle ,
1aroek Leon,11t1,,,,
Butcher No man
Campbell Hazel.
Campbell Oliver
Cnpelaud 11. 1.. C
Chihli Alfred Jos
Cruikshank Geo.,
Currie aline A•.
Can 1111011 Viola..
Currie Gwendolyn
Cook Ivy ....•„
Winghato
No. 7, Morris
No, 1 l'ul•nhel09
Nu 9,
N tiif(lutm
No. 7, Morris
,.Ne. (f, '1 ureberry
Wiughare
No, 8, 14. Wnwanosh
...No. 9,
,No, 13,
Cook Mary
011luphell May A • No. 7 Morris
Carrick Ida ........, ...•..No. 10, Kinloss
Currie Mary G- No 9, 1H. Wnwanosh
Chandler Maggie. N. 6, 'Turnberry
Deacon Pearl No. 9. 11. Wawe lit/MI
+
.ar
.Wanham.
.,..,. !,
Diamond 1 1 lert
t ,,..,
am
Dickson Stanley--No, 6, 'Turnberry
Drummond Herold Wingham
i)iluent Mary-- ...
Elliott Mee-- No, 8, "
Elliott 5111......•...., ..,No, 9, "
Pergesdn Irvin .. No. 5, Morris
Ferguson Dee iel..... No, 17 0
Gray M:aeon ...,•• No, 4, 'Turnberry
Galbraith Frank \Viughanl
a
GibhuGibbonsJahn No. 8, E. W tVali 01,h
Gibbons 'Kathleen "
Geruiss Harvey No, 8, Morris
Harrison Robt No. to, Kinloss
Haines Marjorie. Wiughaur
Hamilton Guldwin
hewer Lloyd
11itiscltife Harold
Howson George
Holmes Laura ..,„,............• .
Jenkins 11'.(11;0 ........ ..........r.. Wingham
10111151011 110st01• No. 5, Morris
Kennedy Tena No. 1o, Kinloss
King Sadie ,,,,..,No. 6, 9'urnberry
Knox Olive ..Wingham
Lloyd Annie ............ .....
laoklnter Geo. H
Linklater Nva M
Mel )(melt Gladys..No, 6, 1:. Wnwanosh
McKay 1300111a....,. . 100 Kinloss
Mehlwau James.........
attune! Fred
McLean Gordon
McLean Chas
McMauus Stella
McCool Luella
McKenzie Win...-.., ... BNo. 8, 'Pnrnberry
Moore Gorden No. 17. Morris
Paton Pearl ....r....,,.... Wingham
Patterson Maggie
Pugh Winnie .,..
Robertson Ruby
Scott Vernon....
Swarts Brownie
Swarts Mabel
Schaefer Geo
Sturdy Lizzie
Sherk Edith
511erriff Grace No, 1r, Turnberry
Taylor Ella ,..No. 13, 13. Wawanoeh
VanNorman lean Wineilaln
Walker Agnes...—. •,...•
Walker Reita
Wightman Ivan.,No. 13, L Wnwanosh
W ROYETE R.
HONORS
Ballantyne Graham. No. 10, Howick
Dickson Dorothy.-. No. 14, ”
Giikiusun Mabel No. 4, 'Turnberry
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Andison Merton.......... No. 7, Howick
Barnard Isabella.......... , " 14, "
Earl Jennie " 10,
Gibson Margaret..... ' 14, "
lJammoud Melvyn r• " 7,
11 am mond Reita. " 7. "
Irwin Herbert........ • " 7
Johnston Ora. ........... " 7,"
lohnstou Wilbur " 7 "
McCallum Florence •' 10. "
Sanderson Elia-- ..... " 14. "
Turner Beatrice, ..... ...No. z, 'Turnberry
Wiley Ethel ...............No. 2,
FORDWICH
PASS
13011011 M[Idred No. 11
1)etunann_l Cha
• 2
Edgar Lilian " 2
Hainstoek Ruby " 17
Harris Carl 1, " 11
Hutcheson Arthur " (7
4, Morris
Wiugham
S�FE
[NG
YEA',S
445
f1'.:t•,rh 391 Cured by Lydia E. Pink=
390
arz; hacn'sVegetableCompound
43.4 Fox Creek, N.13.—" I have always
• aces there, and
often after my
meals m y food
would distress me
and cau8e sore-
ness. Lydia E.
Piukham'aVe eta•
ble Compound has
done me much
good. lam strong-
er, digestionis bet-
ter, and I can walk
with ambition, 1
Have encouraged
many mothers of
f11 ulih.es to take it, as itis the best rem-
edy in the world. You can publish this
ill the papers.' — MI•S. WILLIAM
111011,111'1., Fox Creek, N.B., Canada.
The above is only one of the thou-
sand's of grateful letters which are
emmtautly being received by the
1'inlcham Medicine Company of Lynn,
01)205., waling prove beyond a doubt that
Lydia, E. Yinkham'S Vegetable Com-
pound, made from roots and herbs,
actually doers cure these obstinate dis-
eases of women after all other means
have failed, and that every such Suf-
fering woman owes it to herself to at
least give Lydia )1.Pinkham's Vegeta-
hie Compound a trial before submit-
ting to an operation, or giving up
hope of 030090ry.
Mrs. Pinkhara, of Lynn, Mass.,
Invites all sick women to write
7 2-1 for advice. She has guided
•thousands to health and her
advice is free.
3,j„ had pains in the loins and a weac-
4118
31)0
42o
4,7
.............. • 425
Aikel Margaret Turnberry
Armour ILImu.. - .... Wingham
Brandon W. 1]....No, 17, 11. Wawmrslh
Beenler Frances .................... W inghanl
Bowman Lila
Bosnian (iron
Campbell John
Clack Grace
Hulme 'rime
Irwin (hn•id•t
Johnston Pinola
Jermvn 'fossa
No, 8, E. Wawnnosli
N0. 17, Morris
\Vfngham
No. 8, Morris
Muirl.obt No, 3, '1'nrnberry
McDonald Annie %Inglrnn
P11)(11snn Meaner No. i,')'tn'nbeu'y
Parnell f yiah....•. .No 3, 'Turnberry
5l nnehOtfe Roy,..N.. 13, N. Wawaunsil
Wilson Arthur ., \\'inghrtm
50. 9, 1:. Wnwtulasll
11;11
No. 3, Turnberry
” DIGESTERS
r' �pyacs IXmVwi,p
V t
HrMr W)
Positively cure Dyspepsia. Promote
back if they fail to
Money
Digestion.
cure.
At all Dre lists or direct from
25c. a Box. COLEMAN MEDICINE CO„ Toronto
Lntnbkin Lilian
Montgomery Wilfred
Shoemaker Otrie
8
Strong I
t g v
Waders Lizzie
OLIN 1705
HONORS
Marjorie Agnew . 533
Margaret Chowen.., .•„ ...,.•, .....• 494
Margaret l+lasoul................. . ...... 5o8
Beard Hill 513
Edgar Pattison .........487
Manley Shipley • 487
Frederick Slonitm .. 537
Hattie Clare 'turner .................•499
Harold Shipley 'Tub tier 491}
1'552
Margaret Ellen Adams 406
Oscar John Ba11 • 464
Dora Barr • 446
Bessie 13. Brown • 407
Hlu'old Cantolon 45Q
Mary Florence Carbert 427
William 4111'111/5 • 472
Charles William Carter .............•,.. 41 0
!Stanley 'Challenger 390
Olive Dais Cott bill ,....,,.. • 442
Daisy Copp , ,• z
Vernon F111110s Crich . 3go
Glade's Menet 432
Earnest I)unford 390
Carl Baste 434
Robert Fleming 433
Elizabeth Ford ............... r.. ... ..,474
Abbie Glen 390
Ernest Graham. 449
Laurence Greig. ....... . ••• 433
John Hall. ..................•..., .. 472
Austin Hoare .,.......... 467
Lydia Eleanor Jenkins 397
Lorne Jervis 459
1(1(1 449
o 11
11 8
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Charlie Edward Levis .., 409
F.telk11 Agnes Leitch,. ..... ..... 456
Laura McDonald 424
Cora Pearl McCool 390
Norman W. Millet' 449
Walter McKinley Nelson...... 390
Ciarence. Paisley 409
Roy Rice .•• 445
Jorenh N. Shanahan . 418
Alice lane Swan 390
Grace Walker • • 448
Sadie Helen Walters .............• ..,. 390
William Webb • 431
SEAFOR'TH
Honors.—Vivien Berry, Ethel Beattie
Ruby Bristow. Seaforth ; Mary Flan-
agan, No. 1, McKillop Separate School ;
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School 1 Rn551e Grieve, Seaforth 1 Pearl
Harrison, No, 9, Grey; Leo Holland,
No, i, McKillop Separate 5ellubl 1 kava
Holmes, Seaforth; May Houston, No,
9, 'l'uelceralnith' Louis Maloney, No, 1,.
ilegillop Separate Sehonll 01511 1
Martin, Lila MaoDonald, Seaford];
Isabel McDowell, No. 13, klegi!loi5 1
Hugh McKay, No, 9, t`uckersmi til 1
Belie McKay, :Seaford.) ; Clara McKay,
50. 8, '1'uekerstnith ; Colin MclCay,
No, 9, 'I nckersalitll ; lames McLean,
No, lo, 'iackersmitl; James Murphy,
Vincent Murphy, Nary Nigh N0. 1,
McKillop ; James Reid, Oscar Reid,
Seaforth ; ,Margaret Ryan, No. 4, Rib-
bert ; Willie Slavin, No. 10 Tucker
smith ; Lily Staples, 50, 52, McKillop;
Wilhnm Storey, No, 2, M011illop; mel.
vin Twiss, Seafortb ; Margaret Walsh,
Segorlh Separate Sellout ; Robert
West, Seaforth.
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Mrs. Jennie Thompson
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My object will be to keep a well 6
assorted and seasonable line of O
Dress Goods, Cottons, Novelties,
&c., and also a choice stock of
Fresh Groceries.
Eggs and butter taken at the •
highest market price. A
g A call will be appreciated.
Satisfaction assured. •
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Eva Gilpin, No. 5, McKillop; James
Gordon, Percy Hoag, Seaforth ; Wm.
McKay, No. to, Teckersmith ; Hazel
Richardson, Mary Walker, Seaford' ;
Grace Weir, No, 3, Tuckersmitb.
Pass. --Arthur Archibald, No. 9,
'luokersmith ; lean Barber, No. 3, Ilib-
bert; Hiram Blanchard, No, to, Mc.
Kiliop; Hugh Bingen, No. 3, Hibbert ;
Aunie Campbell, No. 6, McKillop ;
Alice Carbert, Catharine Cleary, Sea -
forth Separate School; Gladys Cousins,
No, 2, McKillop ; lvlargery Davidson,
No. 3, 'l'uckersmith ; loseph Dick, Sea -
forth ; Mabel Dorranee, No, 2, McKie-
log) ; Annie Eyre, No. to. 'Tuckersmith ;
Loretto Faulkner, Seaforth Separate
Union Sabath School
TO
incardine
TUESDAY, JULr 27th
1909
Special Train, Time and fares as Follows
LEAVE • - Time Fare, Adults Children_
PALMERSTON 7,15 a. 111. 51 15 OOc.
(4OWANSTOWN 7,25 115 00
LISTOWEL 7.42 1 1.0 • 55
ATWOOD 7.58 105 55
I1ENFIJ,YN 8,00 100 50
I5TL[EL 8.07 95 50
BRUSSELS : - 8.20 85 45
I3LUEVALE 8.32 80 40
WINGFIAM 8,45 70 85
\VHITECHUROR 8.57 65 35
L1JOKNOW - 9.10 55 80
11(PLEY 0.25 40 20
Arriving at Kincardine at 9.50
Returning will Leave Kincardine at 6.30 p. m.
wreeeknoniasnostkowornot
'Pickets good for ane day, except. 1) 11)1 Palmerston to Atwood,
Itlfll(51512, which are goose to return following clay.
lirrangements are being made for 'Tennis,
law Bowling, Foot Ball, Base Ball
and other Sports at Kincardine
Everybody Should Arrange to Go
and Spend the Day at the Lake.
W. J, Garsifle, J, B. Cameron, F. H. Gilroy,
Supt. St. .1 o1111's S.S. Supt. l\lelvillc S,S. Supt. I41et11, S.S.
Important Announcement
Jae Fox desires to announce to the
readers of Tins Pos'r that they have
secured the agency for Parisian Serge,
the marvelous dandruff cure and de
lightful hail' dressing,
Jas. Fax is glad to state that
Parisian Sage is a rightly guaranteed
hair restorer.
^
It cures dandruff in two weeks by
killing the microbes : it stops falling
hair ; it cures 'all scalp diseases, 01'
looney back. .
It is a most pleasant hair dressing,
especially foe ladies, as it makes the
hair soft and lustrous. The price is
only 50 cents a large bottle at James
Fox's or by exprose, till. charges pre-
paid, from Giroux Mfg. Co., :Port
Erie, Ont.
The People's Column
COMFORTABLE SOUSE Ann LOS von
Senn,—Good cellar, water and fruit trees.
Enquire of R. 'T'. HINGSTON, or P. O. box 502,
Brussels.. e2-tf
MULLS FOR SALE.—Two young Short Horn
IP Bulls, both St for service, for sale. (loud
pedigrees and all right in every way. For fur-
ther particulars apply to JAS. SPEIR, Lot 80,
Con. 0, Morris. or Brussels P. 0. 41-tf
ICOR SALE.—The undersigned offers for sole
Lis comfortable residence and two lots on
John street, Brussels. Stable, good
garden, &o. For further particulars as to
0r10e, torula, &e., apply on the premises.
tf. WATSON AlNLAY.
i.•ARN 'TIMBER AND SHINGLES.—S. S.
Celebes a car of shin glen in for ails, some
of which are at Heufryn and part ut his saw
mill, Ethel. As Mr. Cole ilns sold his farm the
timber he has out to build a burn will be sold
cheap.
OOMFORTABLE COTTAGE,stable and A4
acre of land for sale, Turnberry street,
North, Brussels. Good well, fruit trees, &c.
Possession could
��bbpe given at once. For further
articulars as pon remises. ALEX. h iceMOLAUOII�IN pply7•tf e
Notice to Creditors
r
In the matter of the est•.de of William
McNabb, lett of the Township et
Gray, ia- the County ill aluron,
farmer, deceased.
Natio is hereby elven pursuant to
"Thi
Revised Statutes o Ontario," 1887,
olptpter 118,that ell eredltors and others bar'
Ing elabns agalnHt 111e estate of the said Wil -
Dela al0Nabh, Who died on o)• al101311 the :Orli
day of Mar012,A.1r 10PD, are required on 00 he.
102ethe let day ofAlison, 15.D•lyeU tosend by
post,repaid, or deliver to N, lJ'• tioott, of
bate Village of Brussels, in 11100)1114y of kine•
on, agent for Pater McNabb and John Me.
Nabs, the 10xe00tors of the said deceased.
their Christian and surnames, addresses and
descriptions, the full partienlars of their
claims, a statement or their sc0ounts, dols OM'
titled, and the nature of the securities de HMO
hold by them.
And further take notice that after such last
•mentioned date the said 70x00ut01's will ln•o•
deed to distribute the assets of 1110 cleansed'
amongst 1115 parties entitled thereto, havinc.
regard onlyto the alai= or Wlticll they shall
thole have netice and that the seta Executors
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will not 'o sable fol• so said assets, 1 y
or personsoewl
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Ghent at the time of such dist' ibutlen.
Dated this 20th day of June, 11 0:,1005.
19 S•. Eseeti1.
02.0 A guilt for the Esooutol's.
COMFORTABLE residence and 3e are of
land, being Lot 211 Albert street, Brus-
sels,
rus-
sels for sale. house is well built, with all 00u-
vonlenoes and possession could be given at
once. 'For further 98(110uler5 apply, on theD
premises to Mrs. Jas. Ferguson, or D. Fer-
guson, Teeswater. tf.
ABM FOR SALE.—In order to wind up the
estate of tho late William blaNabb, the
undersigned Executors offer for sale the100
acre farm, being Lot 20, Oen. 18, Grey. On the
premises is a good two-story brick house, bank
burn and also email bay barn. Farm in good
audition, 1Cot' further particulars aptly to
JOHN 1t1CNABB, Oranbrook P. 0.
1.4 or PETER MCNABB, Brussels P. 0.
COMFORTABLE new brick residence for
sale on Turnberr street, Brussels, with
one acre of land, eligibly situated. Good
Stable well, cistern, fruit trees, bushes, &c.
Also 50 Bores of land. part of lot 1, con. 12,
Grey. Possession could be given at once, For
further particulars as to price, terms, &e. op•
ply on the premises or write Brussels P. O.
Talus, 51080LL5. - 4041.
FOR SALE OR TO BENT.—The undersigned
offers his well located property in Brussels
for sale or to rent. There are 5% acres of laud
with comfortable house, with. cellar, stable,
orchard we &
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well, a. Possession given et once.
Forprice,terms, and other inf 1'l scion imply
to JAS. D'D, n or THE POST
Brussels. THOS.DUNF0RD,Lungdon,.North
Dakota.
5 ROPERBY FOR SALE,—In order. to close
the estate of the late :Phos. McLauahlin
the Executors offer for sale the real estate
rousisting of a 7 roomed house in good repair,
acre of land, together with 5 acres of first-
class land and large commodious stable, grille
convenient to house. Por full description and
location of property apply to P. SCOTT, or
A. STEWART, Queen 81., West, Brussels,
County of Huron. tf.
Stock for Service
rhUREAM BULL. FOR. SERVIOE,—The
under i n d will keep for serviae on Lob
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14 Con.4,Morris, the there' bredDurban,bull
'Tiak Favorite" (72196) bred by Alex. Gard-
iner. Leadbury, which is wellbred, tracing book
to the best families. ALLAN SEMIS, Pair.
view Farm, Proprietor. tf.
ICOR SERVICE,—A Thoro'-bred Short Horn
Bull (Captain Broadhooks) No. 174974) Lot
20, Con, 10, Grey. Tomas -91,D0, payable an.
1st, 1910. Further terms may be seen at the
premises. D. E. SANDERS, Proprietor.
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DO YOU NEED
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Farmers and others desiring file for the
coming season can secure what they re-
quire at carload rales, at Brussels or
Ethel stations, if orders are sentin 1.12)-
11111051 time to 5009)1ge for quantity and
date of delivery. 1 will notify the pur-
chasers of the arrival of the cars and as-
sist in loading Irons car to wsgoos. Fur-
ther particulars may be obtained by
seeing or writing
W. E. Sanders
Agent Brayton Tile, Ethel
Order at once. All sizes from 2k to 1S
inches may be obtained. Tile front
8 inches up are 28 inches long.
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SUMER ECM,
June, luly and August leads into
our Fall Term without any break.
Enter any time. New Catalogue
free. Write for it to -day.
CENTRAL BNINESS COILEBB
The Largest, most "tellable
of Its kind.
W. H. SHAW Principal
Yonge & Gerrard std., Toronto
EWAN & CO. have Ole best and most up•to•dnte Buggies on
the market, 'l'hree•qutu'ter Buggies in black and seven eighth
Buggies in black, stripe or any color, with 11111n seat0 and all
wheels have a deeper rim and thicker tire than any other Buggy.
'l'tvo show rooms full of all kinds of Buggies to choose from—
every one fully warranted. Each Buggy hss clash supports and
stud protectors for the seats.
We have also installed a machine For putting on all lcinds of
Rubber Tires.
All kinds of repairs done on 13uggi015. Re•pnintiug a spec
ialty, 'fops re -lined or re•eovered and made as goodas new a! a
small cost,
Special attention given to special orders. All kinds of honey
and light Rigs Made W order,
Don't fail to give us a call before making your pure111150 and
let us boom Brussels for nog,
All kinds of repairs in stock, Best Dunlop Tires always kept
on hand.
The Ewan & Co. Carriage Factory, Brussels
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