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prepeto supply these w gudsoex
ce)leut quality and at very tnpderete prices,
We have the ingredients for WaaltMg Mixture
Will save many rubs -Gillette; Lye, Sane of Tartar, Powdered Eorax and
Liquid Ammonia,
MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP
A.5 lb. tilt of Caustic Soda et 400 will make up a large quantity of first glass
Soap.
CRYSTAL FLOOR oil.
As well as being good for floors and linoleum, .there is nothing better for a
furniture polish, 35c per quart.
Clean Windows and Silverware with Bon pml, 150 Bar.
Looking for a Good Dlainfectant--Use a Formaldehyde and Sulphur Caudle, also
bays Brimstone, Formaldehyde, Chloride of Lime, Carbolic Acid,
Fresh supply of Moth Balls, ales Mothine in 25c and Ise ilea. Also Household
Ammocla in roc bottles, Powdered Ammonia in roc packages, Insect Pow-
der, Copperas, &o,
WALL PAPER -Don't forget that our stock of this is large, plenty of desir-
able patterns to choose from and at right prices. Let us show you the
samples,
R. SMITH,
DRUGGIST AND STATIONER.
rural /Ian Jtent
MAY.
A. 0. U. W. Friday evening.
Senora, Board Friday of next week.
BRUSSELS Outhe 24111 is the watch-
word.
HUGH RA SAY sold his speedy road-
ster to a Toronto' buyer and delivered it
last week.
FOURTH Division Court was held in
Brussels on Wednesday before judge
Holt. Docket was light.
IF you require a team in any cleaning
up you have to do see Ernest Miller.
Read his notice inthis issue.
MILVEBTOx--Brussels' Foot Ball match
_ aMonday evening next on Victoria Park
Brussels. Game at 6.r5. See it.
BRUSSELS Foot Ball team will go to
Milverton Friday of next week to play
the second game with the eleven of that
place,
THIS week R. j. McLauchlin ex-
changed his young stallion for a black
standard bred road mare, "Baby
Florence G." She is a nice beast.
W. E. DUxoAN, formerly of town, re-
ceived houorahle men' ion and a suitable
souvenir for au article on "H ow to con-
duct a successful barber shop." in a
competition conducted by "Adonis," a
barber's monthly published in Toronto.
ARE YOU WANTING BARGAINS. -On
page 5 may be read the advertisement
of, R. J. ]lining & Co., of Wroxeter, who
are running a clearing out sale ot china, �
crickery, glassware, &c. Big cut on
old prices. Be wise and catch the bar-
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ILLUSTRATED LECTURE. -It is expect-
ed that a free Lecture will be given in
the near future. on "Puberoolosis acd
how to treat it," illustrated by lantern
slides. Probably talk will also be given
to the pupils of the public school on the
same topic.
COMING FOR MAY 24TH. --Tile well
known 33rd Regiment Band, located at
Goderieb. has been engaged to supply
music for the Celebration on May 24th
at Brussels. A school children's parade
will be a morning feature before the
first Base Ball match. Get ready for
'c•1, the g mile Marathon. Watch out tor
Mils:
1''IRBT LEAGUE FOOT BALL MATCH. -
••'Monday evening of next week the first
Intermediate League Foot Ball game
for this season will be played on Victoria
Park, Brussels. Milverton experts, who
chased up the District well last season,
will meet the W. F. A. champions of
2go9 and a very lively and closely con-
tested match may be expected. Game
called at 6,15 sharp.
24TH 08 MAY. -Brussels intends cele-
brating the 24th of May in good style,
There will be a Trades' procession.
• Base Ball matches, athletic sports, two
or three speeding events on the } mile
track, a League Foot Balt game between
Ethel and Brussels, and a Concert in the
Hall at
night. A good Band will be in
s .attendance and the Committees are
e.e...''=
ed• to make the program well
-mct..y
oft
be day.
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"° 8at1EfALL.-Last Saturday evening an
Interestiug game of Baseball was played
on Victoria Park, between the Mail -
lands" and the "Yannigaus," in whicb
the latter bit the dust to the youngsters
by a score of ro-3. The loose playing
of the Yannigans in field made it as easy
as Pye to get to first and the fast playing
of the Maltlands was the cause of the
lack of the Yannigans runs. Game was
--talreti-et the end of the sixth on account
of darkness. There was considerable
fan.Umpire was R. J, McLauchlan.
He is still alive.
ROBERT MENZIES DECEASED. -A form-
er Brusselite was called away to 1118
reward on April 14th, in the person of
Robert Menzies. who died at Aberfeldy.
Perthshire, hire
s Scotland.
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kidneytrouble,
ltged 76 years. He had been confined
to bed for 3 or 4 weeks prior to his
demise Deceased was bol u In Scotland
coming to Canada in his manhood. He
returned to the land of his birth 8 years
. ago, Mr. Menzies was a brother to Jas.
Menzies, a well known resident of Brus-
sels,Who has seen his Band birthday.
The Subject of this notice was a faithful
member of the Presbyterian church and
a Liberal is polities He was buried in
th family plot in the cemetery at Weer,
oss the Tay from Aberfeldy: De-
f aged was unfnarried.
HURON OLD Boys. -Pie Huron Old
oys' Association of Toronto will run
nnbal excursion this year on Settle
July 9th, the objective points being
erich and Kincardine. Two special
ns will leave the Thelon station, Tor-
o, at 7,1.5 a. m., North Parkdale at
5 a, m., and West 'Toronto at 7.35 a
rile Goderich train will take , the
•ad, but will welt for the Kincardine
rain at Guelph and will stop at all
stations West of Sebringville, Tickets
Mr the round trip to terminals, good to
return up t0 Monday evening, July
11111, are $r.5o, for children Sec. A
span al train forage car Will
be
the convenienceof exto .
cursionfsts. Tickets may be secured at
0.1`, IL offices, from any member of
the •committee, from Dr, Stanberr,
.President of the A.esoelatioi, or E.
Floody, Secretary, ,
A MAY blossom made its appearance
in the home of John Sharpe, of St,
Thomas, last Sunday. We hope the
young lady will c sharp, always b natur.
al and never b a fiat. THE POST con-
gratulates, There was just one uieer
baby and that was ours.
OAR load of coarse and line salt ;est reoeiv.
ed, ALF, BAExsst, Breasels.
REnuonoParol.-After May 15th the price
of milk rout Woodbine Dairy will be reduced
to 5 cents per quart, CRAB. Rortr.r,
CLEANING tF.-I em prepared with team
and wagon to heal refuse from yards, cellars,
elosete and stables on short notice and at
reasonable rates. Apply to ERNEST MrLLER,
Albert street, Brussels. 44-2
PRICES 06 STEAK Tarp SA ss, Though cattle
range high in price Baeker Bras. still keep
steak dotgn to the old price. Porterhouse and
sirloin sell at 18 omats per pound and choice
round steak 2 pounds for a quarter.
Tos BOGGY roil BALE. -Nearly as geodes
new ; never had a loose bolt or a tire set ;
never had a runaway nor a tip -over ; spring
bank and cushion. Manufactured by the Mc-
Laughlin Carriage Company. Apply to B.
GERRY,.Brussels.
SEED PEAS roe BALE -Good yielding varie-
ty. Also feed grain of all kinds, J. M. ENr°nT
Lob 21, Con. 12, Grey, Oranbrook P. 0, 851f
EGGS for EATOnING,-White Leghorn and
White Wyandotte pens. $1.00 per Betting.
Have also a White Leghorn Cockerel for wale.
80.11 JOHN SrkADOWs, Brussels.
Boy wanted to learn the printing Madness,
one who has parsed the entrance examination
preferred. A good chance afforded, Enquire
at Tan Poem.
WILL clean, sharpen and adjust lawn mew•
era to your fancy and can make old mowers.
take the place 00 new tines. yours T. McGregor,
corner =land Main street, Brussels,
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JEAN VAL JEAN. -A number of Brus•
selites drove to Wroxeter Wednesday
evening to bear the well-known Rev,
Dr, Cleaver, of Toronto, deliver his
popular Lecture "Jean Val Jean" under
the auspices of Wroxeter Public Library
sod were nut disappoiutecl by any ineans.
The Hall was crowded. For two full
hours the lecturer discoursed with the
closest atteotioc rivetted on the interest-
ing theme. Without apparent effort
Dr. Cleaver transformed outbursts of
laughter to the moistened eye and the
"gulp" in your throat as the story so full
of pathos was told. His peroration was
superb. A male quartette, composed of
J. Booth, Rev, C. W. McKenzie, H.
Harding, Jno. Gibson and A. Moffitt,
rendered two very choice selections,
"The Swanee River" and "GoodNight," The audience wouldd have liked
more. Miss Rate Hazelwood was the
efficient accompanist, The chair was
capably- filled by Rev. Mr. Perrin,
Wroxeter IS to be congratulated on their
literary enterprise in arranging for the
lecture. Proceeds went to Library
Board.
PRESENTATION TO RUSSELL LOWRY.-
The St. Thomas Daily Times of last
Friday speaks as follows of a presenta•
tl
ona
m dao
t Russell, son
of A. J and
Mrs. Lowry, Of Brussels, who has spent
the past 3 years in that city :-The
regular meeting of the Eureka Club,
was held at the
home
of C.E. Raven.
Rosebery Place, last evening, with
President E. G. Duncan in the chair.
The Club arranged to
g supporta team in
the church baseball league and voted
the necessary amount to secure all out-
fit, D. W, Markham was appointed
manager and representative on the
league executive, The evening's pro-
gram Consisted ot a debate, "Resolved,
that it is better to have loved and lost
than never to have played at all." E.
0, Duncan and R. Lowry supported the
affirmative anti G. Gregory and W. Oke
the negative. The negative won. The
judges were H. C, Newkirk, W. A.
Dixon and R. Sutton. The critic was
D. W. Markham. A pleasant feature
was the presentation of a beautifully
engraved watch fob to Mr, Lowry, who
is leaving the city for London, where he
i
will
t n future to reside. The address d ens t
vas
read by F. Fraser and the presentation
made by H. C. Newkirk. Speeches
followed by members of the club. Ad
rens Was as follows ;-
Ma.
-
Mri!ItDearFend; is with deep regret that
we learn of your intended departure from our
olty. During your stay here we have found
you a most faithful friend and oolnpanioo.
nd In other departments of ccliurchnwork him
thin ebeen vening to cto how in seine small degree our
appreciation of your untiring efforts. As
8eeretary of our club you heve acquitted
yourself most oreditably and the influence you
have exerted we know has been for good. We
trust that h t 1n your new u have
you will sled
wane that fathat
you kayo mecall the
while hem and that when ayou recall the
Veasant times spent 1n Grace Unwell, Bt,
homes, it may be an incentive to do still
more for mankind. Your plettaing, happy
smile hag alwayys been to your friends a "clis-
penew of the biose" and we 1111.„ be sorry to
lose your acmynnipnehip.and tanoe. Bat
however, as this life is merely a "Good Morn-
ing" then a "Good Bye," the inevitable must
come and the best of Glenda mustart. We
ask you to accept. this fob and with it the
good wishes of your Grace Ohuroh friends
and when you have made new friends in an-
other city it will remind you that we shall
miss your pleasant manner and thoughtful
friendship and wo hope that Heaven's richest
Mewing may be yearn and that prosperity
may attend your efforts, Signed is behalf of
the B ileltit CIR1.
,.. ELLwoon Ci, DDNOAN, Fres. i
WAimut C. OKE, Sec.
8t, Thomas, April 28th,1010.
At the close a dainty lunch was served
by Mrs, Raven; assisted by Miss Doyell,
and a hearty vote of thanks was passed
by the cleb to the hostess. '
The ,Best Servant. 1 Is a Strong
of the Farther Chartered Bank
The Metropo litan Bask
Makes a Specialty of the .business of Farmers.
and extends to them most Reasonable Terms,
Every Department of Banking is Conducted
Drafts and Money Orders Issued at Reasonable Rates
BRUSSELS BRANCH P. H. GILROY, MANAGER
IN'fERMEpiATE FOOT BALL -Last S,at
nrda the
v Committee met at Atwood
aid arranged the games in the Inter-
mediate series for this District !here
are four teams in it Brussels Ethel,
Listowel and Milverton, Listowel eon.
in in at almost the last minute. Bar-
rister Monteith represented Brussels.
'rhe above quartette Will no doubt put
up good sport and will play borne and
home games to settle the supremacy of
the District, looking toward champion-
ship honors in the wider range. Season
opened auspiciously, as to weather but
the cold turn and rain has retarded the
necessary practice to get in good shape
for play. The schedule of games is as
follows :-
May q -Ethel at Listowel
-Milverton at Brussels
May 23'-Brassels at Milverton
-Listowel at Ethel
May 16 -Ethel at Milverton
-Listowel at Brussels
May 20 -Brussels at Listowel
' -Milverton at Ethel
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Maw 27 -Brussels at Ethel
" -Milverton at Listowel
May 3o -Listowel at Milvertou
Clip this out so as to preserve it for
bandy reference.
SOL'CH-il'IOREISON.-A quiet but
pretty wedding took place at the resi-
dence of Win. Morrison, Church street,
Howmanville, Tuesday, April 12th,
when his daughter, :Shirley 'Rubino, was
united in marriage to Norman S. Souch,
by Rev. H. R. Weir. Mr, and Mrs.
Souch will reside at the old Souch
homestead, King st. East, and will be at
home to their friends on and after
Wednesday, loth inst. The bride is a
cousin of Mrs. Jessie Kerr. The mem-
bers of the "jolly Stitcher; Sewing
Circle" assembled at the home of N. S.
and Mrs. Souch, Souch's Mill, on Fri-
day evening and gave Mrs. Souch, (nee
Miss Shirley Morrison) a pleasant sur-
prise. Miss Ada L Silver read the
following address and M,i's Maud M.
Otton on behalf of the Circle presented
Mrs. Souch with a pair of pretty china
fruit and salari bowls fork and spoon.
MRO. N, iS. Souceo, the first deserter
of the jolly Stitcbers :- We. the ether
members, take possession of your borne
to -night to present to you our best
wishes and these small tokens which
we hope will, in a small measure, ex-
press to von our good will, We trust as
you use them from day to day that you
will have kindly remembrances of the
many happy hours we have spent to
gether. "A stitch in time saves nine,"
so wodld ask you to keep in touch . with
'Phe Jolly Stitchers. Your well wisher;,,
THE JOLLY STITCHER;.
'rhe gifts were graciously acknowledged
by Mr. end Mrs. Souch and the visitors
invited to spend the evening with them
which was merrily done in various
games. Refreshments were served end
the happy company departed tor their
homes in the "wee small hours."
Church Chimes
The Junior League will hold their
service in the Methodist church Sabbath
School room during the Summer. Sun-
day mornings before the church service.
RevB. G. Powell preached last Sun
day morula in the Methodist church,
from the
c e text "When he came to him.
self." Evening topic was "The Great
Burden bearer."
"'Phe break in the silence" was Rev.
Mr. Wishart'stheme in Melville church
last Sabbath morning. At the evening
service his subject was "Satan's part in
the Temptation."
People We Talk About
Art. Jackson. who was home on a
visit, let last Monday for Moose Jaw
where he has a situation as barber, We
%visii him success,
Mrs. Wm. Martin, Mrs. J. Leckie,
Mrs. T. H. Cameron and Mrs. Dr. Fer-
guson are attending the Missionary
Convention at Toronto. this week.
Mrs.
T. State
and little le
boy, of St.
Marys, spent a few days with Mrs.
Fletcher Sperling, her sister, Laving
come to attend the funeral of her aunt,
the late Mrs. Livingstone, of Ethel
Russell Lowry is home from St.
Thomas
for a short vacation. He will
:mend this Summer with his uncle,
Will. Lowry, catering to the pleasure
seekers at Springbank Park, London,
Mrs, las. Shaw, sr., and Miss Dors
arrived home Wednesday evening after
an extebded visit of 7 months in Cali-
fornia. They purpose making Brussels
their place of residence and we welcome
them back,
Welcome visitors to Brussels and
locality this week were Thos, and Will.
Hill from the far West. They are sons
of John Hill, of town, and came to see
their father as his health is in a pre-
citreo s condition. The hoys have clone
well in the West
W. Sellers has One West with the
intention of becoming a resident 'Mrs,
Sellers is visiting at Wingham in the
meantime. Moose law locality is the
point Mr. Sellers went M. He is a
steady going industriens man and
should do well, We hope he may,
Mrs, Thompson, of Thessalon, who
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Brussels Council
Car of Fresh Lime 1 The regular meeting of the Village
just received. Council was held last Monday evening:
Alt the members werepresent excepting
Conncillor Ament,
D. A.®RY Minutes of last meeting read and
passed, Commuuication was read from
Co, Clerk Lane proffering a free Lee.
tore, illustrated by arereopticon slides,
Brussels on the important and much discussed
subject '"Phe treatment of 1'uber-
oulosie." ' Councillor Dames was asked
to see the local medical men concerning
it. .
Moved be A. C. Dames. seconded by
3. G. Jones that the notification re
Nichol proposed drain be accepted,
Carried,
ByLaw No, a. Igro, was read author-
izing the borrowing of $B,000 from the
Standard Bank to be repaid, wall inter-
est, when new Telephone Debentures
are sold.
By Law No. 3, 1910, dealt with the
muzzling of dogs in the corporation and
the penalties of 000 -Compliance, vis 1 --
Ste tor first offence and $25 for second
and destruction of dog.
By -Law No, 4, igro, acknowledges
receipt of sufficient names on petition'
for drain on Flora and Fishleigh streets
and the appointment of John 'Roger, 0.
L. S , of Mitchell, as Engineer to report
on the same,
Collections from scales for month of
April $33.r5,
Moved by A. C. Dames, seconded b
D A Lowry and carried that following
accountshe paid.:-
Monicipiil World, account-. $ to 00
Robert Oliver, salary. 37 50
Mrs, Gordon Mooney is visiting her
daughter, Miss Olive, who is a milliner
at Cargill,. Ont., prior to the former',
removal to Lyleton, Mao.
Mrs. W. L. Leatherdale visited her
sister and family in L ucknow and here
aunt in Wingham this week lo say
"Good-bve." She and her little dadgh.
ter leave for Brantford on Satdtry to
visit her patents before going' West to
join her husband who left here some
weeks ago for Winnipeg and who is
note busy getting their home ready for
wife and daughter,
Ethel
Local Option carne into effect here
oh Monday.
Brussels -and Milverton play Inter
mediate Foot Bull next Mondayat
Brussels.
OAla,D ow T0Arrgs.-Me. Livingstone.
and family desire to express their
sincere thanks to their.many friends
and neighbors for their sympathy and
kind help during the long Rinses and
subsequent death of wife and mol her.
Theib kindness will long be remember-'
ed.
FooT BALL, -Next Monday Ethel.
Foot Ball team will play their opening
Intermediate game in Listowel with
the locals. The first match here will
take'place on the Park on Friday of
next week when Listowel will oppose
our boys. We hope to seea big crowd
and a victory for Ethel. A. good
strong team will be put in the field, a
number of last year's men being on
the line up.
OBIT. -Thursday morning of last
week Margaret Anne Bell, beloved
wife of James Livingstone, was called
away from the eat thly home to the
Palace in the skies.' She was born in
the Go. of Tyrone, Ireland, ivher'e she
was also married to her now bereft
partner 55 years ago. A. year after
marriage Aly. and Mrs. Livingstone
came to Canada locating on the 3rd
line of Blanshard township, Perth
Co., where they spent 18 years and
then moved to Con. 16, Grey town=ship
purchasing the 100 acres of Matthew
Rooney. 7 or 8 years singe the old
folk gave up fanning and took up
residence at Ethel where they have
lived since. 01d age was the cause of
Mrs. Livingstone's demise, being in
her v
83 d
Year. Five children were
born to them viz e --Robert W., Reeve
of Greyy; David K., on the homestead;
Mrs. Wm. Slemmon, of this locality ;
Mr.
s T. Driver, r
ve of
Blau
sham '•
d and
Anna, deceased 8 olio. years ago. � Mrs. I
Bell of
$t.
&Ia'1
Marra
y,, is a sistar•in-law
to the late Mrs. Livingstone. Deceas-
ed was an active, bright, kind hearted
woman who won the esteem of a
wide circle of friends. The funeral
service was held last Satutday after-
noon at the home, Revds, Messrs. Mc-
Rae and Rendersoutaking part. In-
terment took.pplece at Brussels ceme-
tery, .the pallbeat'er•s being J. K.
Brown, R. Barr, Jtjo. McDonald, 0.
Baynard, R. Cox and Jas. Thompson.
The sympathy of the community 15 ex-
tended to the bereaved eapecially to
Mr. Livingstone in the going away of
one who stood by his aide so 'loyally
Popular Stallions
N. Cober, salary
N F. Gerry, Fire Dept
W. J. Palmer, down Hall scales
R. Henderson, Fire Dept. coal,
Jas, Sharp Town Hall scales ..
Alex, Ross, " " "
John Long, Assessor, salary, &c.
Council then adjourned.
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BORN
BATTIN, In Logan,on April 28rd, to Mr. and -
MM. James•Hotln, a eon.
$iiARps. In 8t. neonate on May 1st tq Mr,
and Mrs. John H, Sharpe, re daughter.
MARRIED
HASTIt-OARR,-rn Wroxeter, at the hone of
the bride's parents, Mr, and Mre, B. F.
Carr, on April Rah, by Rev. C. W. MaRen-
eta, assisted by Rev, .e. Perrin, Mies iflfle
WJnolfred ()err to Mr. Rost. t} Haetle.
MRRRITT-000Atnne-At the residence of the
bride's parents; Listowel, on April 27th, by
Rev, D. W. S. Urquhart, Mr. WL. Mir.
trfn. iaooBBofMLondon,
to Miss
Lido.
Wel,
RoBEamsOs-ABRAtt -At Melville Manse,
Brussels, on May 8rd, by Rev. A. C. Wish-
art, B, A., Mr. Wm. N. Robertson, of East
Wawanoeh, to. Mies Mary E, Abram, of
Morrie.
Soncn-MORTTOON.-At Bownenville, on April
12th, by : Rev. H. R. Weir, Mr. Norman S.
Sough to Mies Shirley 8., daughter of Mr,
_ Wm. Morrison, all of Bowmanville,
DIEL
ARMemaona.-In the township of Grey. OR
April 28th, Elizabeth Ann Gluyas, relict of
the late John P. Armstrong, in her 89th
year.
Dow, -In East Wawanosh, on April. 25th. Ellen
Leishman, beloved wife of Janes Dow,
aged 80 years.
SEaR -On April 28rd. at -the residence of his
son, Henry Rerr, 770 Waterloo street, Len -
.don, James Rerr, formerly of London
townehip and father of John Herr,. of
Wingham, in his 70th year.
LtAB eONT.-In Grey, on May and, Margaret
Stewart, wite•of Thome Lehrmout, aged
88 years, 2 months and 2 days..
LrysNOsToNE.-At Ethel, on April 28th, Mar -
prat Anne, beloved wife or James Living-
stone, aged 82 years,
MENzres-At Aberfeldy, Scotland, on April
14th, Robert Monptes, formerly of Brunetti,
aged 78 years.
POLLARD• -At Pelee island Ont„ Mary Arabi.
bald, beloved wife of Henry Pollard, aged
84 years.
Following will be the routes of the a, ALIO rfon SALES
nor;es named for smolt of 1910 :- 313 Lot AY, MAY 1.Oma.--Farm stook, riga, 80,
836 Lot 15, Con, 4, Morris. sale unreserved 01
Lothian Type l p. m.
JEAN SHEDDER, t Proprietresses.
JAtIEe PARR, Proprietor. JEANtanomimD iiaEDnEN, f
Monday willleave his ownatnble. Lot 1 don•. Ie. 8. Scoww,Auo•
t, Grey, std proceed .North vie J1,011
thea sect to Andrew JRCkltn's, Lot 9 Oon.. 2,
Grey,mils then west to Wm Lowe's. Lob 4 Co Iv
for night.
Why not pa el rout mond; now
and be ahead of the Sp, 11R rush
whieh is starting earlier than 4
usual this year,
es
I
for
Newl910 .Papers
e
.. .
have all arrived and by riot eon-
•
fluing ourselves to one firm whe}1
• buying we feel assured our eloolr
'of'paper 10 in la chase by itself'
both as to size of stock and von-
iety.of paper's carried,
it
If you have not been In to sos i
the Spring Papers come soon.
We are always pleased to show
,p, reapers.
• We also have a complete line of
4' Moire Paper meltable for drop
• ceilings,
4.•DRUG STORE •
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BRUSSELS MARKET
Wheat 8100 $100
Oats 70 - 88
Peas
Barley 42
Butter
Eggs ...... 4 - 18
Potatoes
Hoe 1805
g 8 05
70
48;
28;
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Cattle and Horses for Sala
The undersigned have for sale at. Lot 0 Con,
8 Gray, two ear loads of valuable stook con-
sisting of milch sows, 2 year olds end year-
lings, also -a number of driving and work
horses. Persons requiring anything in this,
line should call et once.'
444f JNO. LOWE, ttproprietor�.
ROBT.. LO WE,. S
NOTICE
The Court of Revisionon the Assessment
Roll of the Township of Grey for the year 1910
will be held on Thursday, the Nth day of May
at the
Toes 0ip Hall, inEthel,therfornnoon, at
the hour to 10 ed ck in the forenoon. ac-
cordingly. interested will govern themselves-uu-
oordingly,
Dated at Ethel this Olt dar of Mn'-. 1010.
A. H. 'MACDOINALD,:Olerk.
NOTICE
We are appointing etttye agedto now lu overt.•
unrepresented comae for US season of 1010..
Over 85 per cent, of the year's bueinesaie done
during the Rammer menthe. We pay good
money weekly for eorvioeerendered. Give ex -
elusive territory and eapply selling outfit free.
Over 000 Acres under Cultivation,
Our acreage is mentioned as .it is irnpoo2tusf
that you should .represent. a 4brm of good.
standing and size. We supplystrictly dist:
grade stook and guarantee deivery 3n good!
condition. We want the beat and most retie..
ble agent to every district. Established over
95 years. For further pertieulare write
Pelham Nursery Co.
44-16 Toronto, Ont.
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- Tuesday Moetmiles to Wes. JermynLdt25, Con: 2, Morris, for noon than west and •• C. N. M c L A. R E N BRUSSELS U S S' E L S •
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south1 Thto and Con., then east do hie own stable .1.
111ursday mornt
Thursday south via Brussels, then west 2
miles to Wm. Pipe's, Lot 28 Oon. 5, Morris, for.
noon • then south to 0ott, d, then east to Wm.
Thuell'e, Lot 28, for night.
Friday, east to Shine's Sohool House, 12th
I Tae Armsttongq Lot for noon then
then east
and north to: Peter Bishop's, Lot 14, Con. 6, for
night.
Saturday, west vin 8th Con. to hie own stable
where he will remain until Monday morning.
L,oudon's Favorite •
Twirl T.McG.AY1N, Proprietor
Leadbnry,
Will etendEor the hnprovement of stook this
500000 at hie own stable, Lot 22, °"'41,132411e-
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Bursar
on, 18, Me-
%illop. Terme $8.00 to insure. 44-4
Bursar
TRUE, ARDRIBALD, P1.Op,
Monde
y, May8rd, will leave his
Lot 80, n
own
?table.
Oon. M
Dodds,' Lot 22, Con. Moltllop, ford oon
then to blek's Hotel, Senl'orth, for night
Tuesday., by Way of the'2nd Con. Tooker•
smith to Thos. Coleman's, for noon ; then
north to J. Garter's, Lot 1, eon. 2, Buffett, by
way o0 Alma, for night.
Wedne, day ' north to Toneph Taylor's, Lot 0,
Oon. I1, Hullett, o fpr neon ;. then to Ilia own
stable for night.
Thursday will go coat to S. Forbes', Con. 19,
McRill'np for noon • then.north to Oliver
Turnbull's, Dan. 10, Frey, for night.
Ornnbroek, neat,
nthen
; north
northoto the Am.
el•loan Rotel, Bruaselo, fm' night.
Saturday, south to. Thos. Browne, Lot 80,
lar a Hotel,•rWalton,nfor'one then
south nt hie
own stable whore he will remain until the fob
lowing Monday morning.
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Large Stock Low Prices
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And for all sizes of feet, even to
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please you and suit your purse
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month ago, left for her home Inas Sitter. '(1,Thipg, &e., also Go Carts, to wheel the little folks in,
day, Mrs, Leckie accompanying her to
Toronto where she will spend a few
days with .friends, Mrs. Oliver will bailie le Coll
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