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The Brussels Post, 1904-4-7, Page 8WALL PAPE 01117 New Wall Papers are now in and we have indeed this year an endless variety to choose from. Our carefully selected stook comprises the latest in . Embossed Papers, Stripes with Moire Ceiling, • Tapestries, Neat Bedroom Papers and Papers suitable for any room. Before buying bo sure and see our samples as you can save money and get good satisfaction by buying from us. Please re- member, however, yon are welcome to look through our samples and receive our attention without buying. DRUGGIST AND STATIONER. pad EA% 4:tems. A ohiel'e amang ye nide' none. An' faith he'll pent i. APRIL. READ the advertisements. Tan salt ioduetry is booming. Somal BOARD Friday evening. AWNINGs ere being pet in their places. How does your subeoription for Tan Pon stand 7 PUBLIC Sobools resume operations on Monday of next week. CHICKEN -DOS are bothering some of the children in Brussels just now. Tan Ian Monthly Horse Fair for tbie season was held on Tbursday of this Week, DON'T fail to see "Jerry" the funny leishoaan. He wilt cure the blues. At the Town Hall, April Rh. Mass Genera will resume her vont lessons next Tnesday after an enforced holiday owing to anow blockades. THE ioe above the mill dam broke up on Tuesday afternoon and got away without any serious damage in ebbs immediate locality. Men eelections and marahes played by the band and orchestra of the Jerry from Kerry Co. are composed and arranged by our amain' director, Prof. Harry W. Lee. April 9tb. LAST week arrangernente were made at Toronto for the annual excursion on the W. G. & B. to the Model Farm. The date will be Monday, June 20. Speoial train service and tiokete good for two days. SOME wheeled vehicles made their appearance this week but were belonging to town as the quantity of snow on the roads in the country forbids their use yet. The sleighing has not been bad, barring the pitch holes. THE Court of Appeal at Toronto will hear the appeal one of the sewer suit, between Meesra. MaOrae and Danford ve. Brussels Corporation, on the 18th inet. Barrister Sinclair will look after the case for the town. WEDNESDAY of this week H. A. Match- ett, who has been storekeeping in the Garfield bleak for the past year, removed the atook to Tweed, Beatings Co., where be will be aseooiated with his brother. We win him success. Non. S. MoLenentle bat moved his implement show room to what was known se the Wynn blacksmith shop, near the Town Hall. He has been appointed local agent for the Singer sewing machine and will carry it on in onneetion with hie other agenoy work. D. J. MoLeuorade was (Wenn Vioe Preeident of Huron Dietriot at the annual meeting of the Western Foot Ball Assodation, held at Berlin, laet Friday. He will also he the Referee for the same Dietriot. Mr. MoLatiohlin takes a great interest in foot ball and Wee the name of being "square." Wn are sorry to hear that Metiers. Stewart & Smith, of Wiarton, formerly of Brunetti, have assigned to N. L. Martin, Toronto. A meeting of the creditors will be nailed at the °Moe of the assignee in the course of a few days, when we hope arrangement]] will be made that will enable them to resume busineas. They had a splendid stook but struck a bad Winter. CHANGES OS PROVERTY.—James Elliott, who recently disposed of his farm in Grey townehip, has pronged the Broad. foot property, oorner of Mill and Alex- ander etreete, Bennis, and will take np residence there in the near future. He will make several alterations and im- provements. The price paid was $1,200. The hone and lot of Moses Doll, near the G. T. R, depot, hes been bought by William Forrest at 0600. Mr. Doll will move to the Truman Smith farm, 13th Cone whin be recently purchased. House or Bance.—Weduesday of laet week House of Refuge Committee met at Clinton, this being the 8rd attempt owing to cancellation of teeing on former dates. The chief business was to further con• eider the resignation of the matron of the inetitetion. This wag &tmpted, but Mrs. French consented to remain on duty until Nether arrangemente could be made, and hos decided to remain for the year, if her health permits. The oommittee reported the Rouse it good shape, with 68 inmates. A cow, whioh has gone dry, is to be sold, and will be repined by Ely° =Rob cows. The gannets up to that date were aleo audited and found mitten, GRAND TROPE —Afternoon and evening trains from the East are reheat as late in their snivel es ever and that means from ti to ei hoine,--The Easter pesenger •traffic] wee heavy this year.— Freiph traine-eagulat and opeoitel-are entering the badly delayed oonsignments inward and outward,—A proper sidewalk ebould be put down by the G, T. R. from Turn berry street to the depot to take the pine of the old plank one ennead a year ago The present onditioe is unfair to the town.—Stook shipping has been moving lively one More. During the past woe) tiara lutve been shipped aS follow]] A. 0. G. Dwain 2 euro of hogs On Tuesday ande oar of (tattle on Weclemelay ; Geo A. Beet a oar ot bop on Wednesday and Baer Bees. & Bleak a Oar of hogs, The Voade Were In b poor condition to get the Lite,* to town but it wag managed. T 011511111 Ir is reported • that George Howe, formerly of Brunets, has purchased the woollen factory et Wrogeter. Go and are Patten & Perry in Jerry from Kerry. It ie the greatest laughing treat of your life time. Don't miss it, April eth. THIS wheeled bread van of George Thomson came out tbie week in a new dress of paint, the gear being yellow and the body a maroon. 11 looks very neat, BOY, the little eon of Jno, Currie Mill street, fell against the neve damper, while playing in the house and received a nasty cut on hie nose necessitating merlin! attention. GEORGE MCMILLAN, of town, went to Oromarty, Perth Go., on Tuesday morn- ing to attend the funeral of hie brother. in-law, Janne Millar, who died on Mon day from an attack of pleurisy. He was about 70 years of age. TO SEE A SPEOIALIST.—Thursday Pities Myrtle Wilson wee taken to Toronto - by Min Kate Wilson and Dr. MoNaugh• ten to commit a speoia.ist relative to a limb that has been giving trouble for seen years. Min Myrtle has been e very patient sufferer but her many friends hope speedy relief may be obtain. ed. Accxnnivr.—Mrs. P. MaQnarrie slipped in the yard at her home on Tuesday and unfortunately sprained both her wrists quite seriously. To make matters more awkard her eon is on the sick list so this appears to be one of the OaSee where troub es dont Dome singly. We hope Mrs. AluQuarrie will speedily be able to resume her accustomed duties, KicKED.—Laet Monday W. H. Salter, who re 10 the employ of Counoillor Plum, received a kick from a horse he was shoeing which laid him off duty. The blow (taught him on the right knee and knocked him over. It was feared at first that bis leg was broken but we are pleased to state such was cot the one and we hope to see him able to get to hie work again before long. In a write.up by Berlin News•Recerd of Met Saturday of the annual meetiug of the Western Foot Ball Association the eoribe has this to say of the delegate from Bruin's ;—From the town of Brunk oame Deno. MoLanahlin smoking the pipe of peace and with hie °antenna hid under the mile that won't come off, for Done. has the strings on two thane- pionehip mugs. THIS week Robert Denbow sold out his teamster outfit consisting of teatn, batmen, wagon, sleighs, &o., to Daniel Denman, of this place, who will attrition the Wannest]. Mr. Denny? bas been a resident of this locality from his baby- hood and is an industrious man. He talks of going to Manitoba,wbaro he hoe a brother and two nephew, with the in- tention of going into farming if he finds what planes him. Mrs. Denbow and family will likely remain in town until he locates. We will be glad to report that be strikes it rich. Mr. Denman will carefully attend to all work entreated to kiln we feel confident and Pa be is well known he should do well. He has been au employee of P. Ament einoe his re. turn from Sarnia. NEW AGENT AT THE STANDARD,—Mr. Maarlane, the new agent of Brussels Branch of the Standard Bank, arrived this week and is now in charge. He mane from Orono here. Mre. Montrlane and baby will Dome to town shortly when they will take up reeidenoe io the home from whish F. H, Gray has removed, Mr. MoFarlaue was in Bruit- sele for a short time some 12 or 14 years ago relieving at the Standard so that be is not a perfect stranger. THE Pon bide Wm welcome and hapee his nay among RS Will beat a .pleaeant and secosseful oharaoter. Mr. Grey leaves for Snuff. elite on Saturday to whin town he has beau appointed, His sojourn of nearly three years in Brunets has been of an enjoyable nature to the buainese people as he was oourteoue, obliging and attentive to his post and he hew endeavor- ed to further the interest]] of this community in all the ways available to hint, Both Me. and Mrs. Gray will carry with them to their new home the best wiahes of the eitizene of Brunets for a happy and prosperous neser, WIUTTEN TO MANE PEOPLE LARGE.— Patten & Perry'e Jew Irish Faroe Com- edy "Jerry From Kerry." There is stroost a oontinnoue rend of laughter throughout the play, The play itself le to tunny farce—plot there is soareely none, The lint aot is a good bright opener, song end speoialtiee fellow in sun quirk ono - cession as to be almost bewildering. In- trodnoing ell the Wed songa and funny sayings of the day, the specialty note are all far above the average and are aeleated to please all. The company will appear in the Town Hall, Bruesels, on Saturday evening, April eds. "Jerry from Iterty" With band and oroheatra, the funnieet show on the road, Read what the St. Thomas Journal, of Merrill lOb, saye of this Co. :—"Jerey from Kerry" preeented at Dunoombe's Opera House Inti night before a large auctions proved to he a very aaoeptable offering, The redone, - antis wag of 8 note and a number of ex. nitwit epeoialtieo. The band wee good and the orolseetta was o. feature of the entertainment, fat surpassing the ocdln. try, The 'Dane of the Goblin,' the Milan was splendidly rendered." Band anent at noon, Saterday, April 1 TUB 1111066,F11.0 PO8T tteeeseefee1ele marressomorammanwommentamcci Standard an of Canada =ST.A..21e2.,SM2-13Y1711 1.07 A:POTS — ovea 'VOLUTION MILLION DOLLARS .11e- Qeitcrab 'Et a Zeldin ex 3131it sin 0 reite le ran myt et ed. E3ANK.V"- -DEPOSITS 02 ONE DOLLAR and upwards reoeived on whielt INTEREST 18 ALLOWED FROM DATE OF DEPOSIT at the HIGHEST BANK RATE, ACCRUED INTEREST is added to enemas every six menthe sea beoomee prinoipal, —MARRIED WOMEN end MINORS may make and withdraw Deposite without the intervention of any person. .1•0104•IMOMONS. LOANS MADE TO FARMERS ON NOTE AT LOWEST RATE. SALE NOTES GASHED, COLLECTED or may be left for SAFE -KEEPING only for which no oharge is men, YOUR BUSINESS will receive our careful and courteous attention. F. H. GRAY, Anne. Ion ie well off a good ehare of the side. wain now, The Connell should have the unsightly and dangerous front of the MoOaughey block cleaned up as the in ie mixed with soot, mama and burned remnants of wood that is treakod ito tamps and homes by pedestrians. PASSED WITH HONORS —It affords TIDE POST pleasure thisl week to report that our gong towneman, George 0. Oun- ningharn, posed his final examination laet week at the Ontario Veterinary Col. lege, Toronto, in a most areditable style takine honors in nob subjects as Disease and Treatment, Chemistry, Pathology, Physiology, Anatomy and Batons. He arrived home Friday evening and after a visit of a few weeks talks of taking a trip to Michigan to see what the outlook is there before deoidiug where be will hang one his ehingle. We extend con- gratulations and believe Mr. Onening- ham has the right stuff in him to make a seinen of hie Deception. Business Locals. 10 Y011EG pigs for sale, Gno. Bonn, Brussels. 1000 paokages fresh garden seeds, for sale cheap. J. S. Y. Men, Two good second hand pianos for sale oheap. R, LEATIIERDI,LE & SON. ANYONE who will see me now can bave a bargain in saws. Tnoa. MoGneene. CLOVER (Govt, Standard) and Timothy Rue bulk garden seeds trash at fda- Oraokeu'e. GARDEN Snns,—A.It kinds of Garden seeds in paokagea 2a per package, 15 for 25o. Tested first elan eeeda JAS. BALLANTINE, GEOCist. SIDEBOARD and dozen high back ohaire for nate also a couch and a number of pioturee, &e. For particular]] AS to locality ask at Tan POST. ORGANS and Sewing Machines cleaned and repaired. Also Organs and Sewing Maahioes for sale. Apply to Tartan MOORE, Brussels. 32 SEED GATEL—The new Waverly is now admitted to be the heaviest moppee and bast atrawed Oat ever brought to Otteada. We have them at 60o. per bushel. Geo. E. KING, Winghtem. PAGE WIRE PENOING.—The undersigned ia prepared to take contracts for building Pegs fenoe and gatee. Parties in Morris township may leave orders with Jae. Sherrie, 4th line. ROBERT CLOSE, Ethel P. O. Damen TWINE.—Pore Manilla in grain bags with 3 haltere, 050 feet, 12ao ; pore Manilla, in grain bags with 3 hatters, 600 feet, 110; farmers' special 550 feet in grain bags with 8 halters, 11c. ; farmers' special 10 rain bags with 8 bakers 500 feet, 10ia. Terms Gash. 1/4 hent added Oat. let. To enure this twine an order must be given. We are agents for Grey, Morris and MoKillop. Samples of the twine, bags and batters may be seen at on store. Take advantage of this special bargain, A. M. Moller & Co People We Talk About. S. Carter visited at Goderioh. J. F. MoOrste, of Toronto, is in town, Ed, Nicholson spent Good Friday in Wingham. Mts. Jas. Turnbull was holidaying at Millbank. John Ritchie was home from Seaforth for Sunday. F . H. Gilroy ate his Easter eggs in Monet Forest. John Donaldson made a hastens trip to Woodetook. A. R. Smith, merchant, Wingbam, was in town on Good Friday. Miens Annie and Belle Rtalnedson orient Easter at Bluevele. Mrs, A. Olegborn, of Bluevale, is visit• tee Mre. M. Riaharden. Mrs. Harry Jamee and Mise Settergren spent Beater ab Brampton. W. M. Newman, Who ton, was a visitor at 3. J. Gilpin's for a few days. K. and Mrs. Roes were in Lietowel over Sunday. P. and Mrs, Ament and Mise Laura were in London for Easter. Fred. Beek, who has a situation at Stratford, is visiting iu town. Inepeotor Robb was at Toronto and Kingston during the pat week. Homer and Pain Gran Barrett, of Wingbam, are holideying in Brussels. Mrs. T. Fletcher is in Toronto this week oombining burdens and pleasure. Joseph Habkirk, of Goderiab, was visit• ing hie mother and Enters in town during Enter. Thomas Lott was visaing his brothers at Oshawa and Whitby during the East. er vacation. MSS Sarah V MoLattehlin was home from Toronto for the Easter vaoation, visiting under the parental roof. Aire. Eastman, who has spent the Winter with her sister, Mre. T. Kelly, bas returned to her home at Detroit. Mre. Gillespie, of Ripley, visited at the parental home for a few days last weele. She is a daughter of Chas. and Mre. Ritchie. Mrs. Davidson and deughter, of Wing. ham, and Mrs. Andrewe, of Kincardine, were Easter visitors with Mre. Thos. Thomson. Mise Fannie Thompson, of Fergus, and W. 0, Thompsen, of Wingbam, epent the Beater holidays muter the parental roof, Mill street. Mre. Peters and son, of Bervie, and Ur. Leslie, of Howlett, spent the Easter holidaye with John Hunter and family, Elizabeth etreet. Meet. Baines arrived home from RD ex- tended visit to Jameetown, N. Y., last week and will continue to make her resi- dence in Brunets. Bert. Gerry, of Listowel, was in town on Good Friday. He has a good hard. ware business in that town but continues in his baohelot ways. , Miss Mary Dark and Miss Annie Gordon, of town'spent their Easter holidays with their cousins Miesea Florence and Mina Dark, of Aewood. Mrs. Robert Dark bee been confined to the hones for the past few weeks with a disabled knee but we hope she will soon be able to be about as actively as ever. Mre. Jas. Jones and Miss Minerva, Dr. Fetid and Tbos. Maxwell were nb Liman to visit Rev. Mr. Webb, who went home for a holiday as bis health hes not been extra good. George Buchanan, of Belfast ; Mies Florence, from near Luken; and Rae- vey, of Winthrop, are here enjoying the Easter bonny. They resume twining tint Mondity, Miss pearl Lowry, who tarried iu the "Soo" after the other members of D. A. Lewry's family left completing her busi• nese terns, arrived here on Tuesday She visited relativee ab Guelph en route. Dr. Holmes, Go. Treasurer, of Goderich, was in Brussels an Tueeday. 11 ie 20 years eine the Dr, removed from town. He still owns aonaiderabk property here and is remembered by a large 'somber of people. Robert Roes, of Guelph, a former Bens - sante, was renewing old friendships in town. He noticed numerous changes and missed familiar fame of hie acquaint- ance when living here. He is a brother to William Rose, William street. James Johnston, who has been viniting hie sister'Mai. Habkirk, has gen to Goderich to visit his daughters and other relatives. He intends making a yid]] to Galt and if his rhenmatiem does not bother him be may go West. We are eorry to hear that Rev, I. M. Webb's health le net as good as bis many friends here would desire. He was advised to try a trip to Colorado but ie fteekiug rpeoial medical attention at present at Loudon. The reverend, gentleman is not only popular with bis own ongregation in St. John's Wench bet hae a large circle of well wishere amang other denominations who hope for speedy invigoration and restoration to bin work. loomor Norman McGuire and Jemee Thomson spent Good Friday in Wingbarn. Min Dora Smith enjoyed a few days holidaying with Listowel friends. Miss Barbara McKelvey is home front Seaforth Oollniate for Baster vaoation. Mrs. D. C. Ross was at °Insley visit ing Thos. and Mrs. Roes for a few days. Miss Nina Rogers, of Mount Forest, was home for Baster, returning on ROO- day. Mos (Rev.) Gonne and De Witt spent Monday at Atwood and are now in Sea. forth, Mrs. Campbell and Reginald, of Port Elgin, were Bean vieltore at Dr. Holmes', Mies O'Neil, of Clinton, watt the guest of Mies Mary Roos, William atreet, tot a few days, Will. Leatheedale epent Easter at Galt and Mies Laura Leathernle *if Ss at Harriman. Mies Bella VoLetiohlin has gone to Toronto to take a position tes dens and mantle maker. Mr. Langford, of Owen Sound, has taken a position in the Dry geode stare of 3, Ferguson & CO. Mre, W. 11. Kerr has been on the alok list for the pet week with an atte,ok of lagrippe and neuralgia. Dire. john Williameon, Of Winghetn, and Herb, Willieeneon, of Ripley, were visiting ab R. Williameonk, Willie, eon of Peter and Mrs. MeQratr. tie le on the tack het we en env to tame With inflaremetion of the inge. His heart is aleo bothering him, We %hope lie may soon be oonalenent, T frl 7 1904 TROPOLITANAN arch • CAPITA L—Pald tip $1,000,000 RESERVE FUND • • $1,000,000 *Mentors BEV, 11.00. wttannx, D. D., S. J. MOORE, President. reee-Prestdeut. THOR. BRADSHAW, V LA, HIS 110N0R MA w. DIORTISIIIII CLARE, IC 0 00, It. TuuMsON, 10, 0, HEAD OFFICE TORONTO W, D. ROSS - - oUNRUAL MANAGER A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. Drafts Bought and Sold, Pawnees' Notes Disoonnted, Sarmag AVM BRAIREWAVIT Interest at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all sums of 01 and upwards 811116,71AS REMVele A 11 MELLISH, Manager. Mines Tena, May and Thia, daughters of Wm. Robertson, late of Wingbam, were visitant at R. Mainprizek. Tbey will be leaving for the Weet next week to join their father near Calgary. Mr. Robertson was well known to a number in town. The Wingbam people preented a gold watch, accompanied by an address prior to bis removal. Mr. and Mrs. Dunstan visited their daughter at Woocletook during Easier and returned on Monday evening to find a telegram awaiting them containing the sad intelligence of the decease of Mrs. Boston's brother in law, Richard Crowe, of Guelph. He bad been ill two weeks with pneumonia and died an Sunday, aged about 55 years. Mr, and Mrs. Brunton left on Tuesday morning to attend the funeral. Mr. Crowe wee a most estimable men and oecupied leading position in the Royal atty. TUESDAY, Arnnuro 12.—Farm stook, Lot 28, Con 13, MoKillop. Sato et 2 o'olook, Wm. Pollard & Son, Props. F. S. Scott, An. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13.—Farm stook, implements &a, Lot 8, Oon., 8, Grey, Sale, unreeerved, et 1 o'clock, P. Ma DOUGALL, Prop. F. 5, SOOTT, Atte, TE1JRFDAT, Ana, 1.4th.—Farm nook, implements, &o., at Lobe 30 and 40, Con, 1, Morrie. Sale, unreserved, at 1 p. m. W. J. Johnston, prop. ; Jno. Purvis, ano. THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. HAIR DRESSING.—THE TIN- Znii,SIGNED is prepared to attend. to Orders for hair dressing in switebes made from combings or cut hair. MRS. R. T. 00111580010. 00111 street, Brussels. 813 . VOR SALE IN ETHEL.— A 1: comfortable, eight.roomed dwelling is excellent condition. The lot contains tbree-eighths of an acre. Low 'price for quick Rale. Apply to GEO. DOBSON, 984 Ethel. Board. of Hearth Notice, TO the public of 13russellt : Thetime te approsehtug when all yards and water -closets MUST be cleaned up. An persons oonoerned must note this as the law will be strictly enforced. Signed lu be- half of the Board of Health, SOO R. PAUL, Mailman. NvANTED.— SPECIAL REP– REORNTATIvis 111 this county aud ad- loining territories, to represent and adver- tise an old established business henna of gond ffertnolal standing. Salary 521 weeicly, with expenses advanned each Monday by check (bract from headquarters. Horse and buggy furnished when necessary; posi- tion permanent. Address Blew Broa, & 00., Room 610 Monon Bldg., °bleep, 111, To 0Ontraetors. Tenders will be received by the under- signed, on behalf of the Tockersalith Boon - oil, until Veiny, April 29,h, addressed to Heiman P. 0., fur cleaning out the big drain on 001100SPIOUP 6, 7 end 8, H.R. S., Tucker - smith, according to the plane and special:a- tlas to be aeon fit the Whoa of the Olerk, 87 4 A, G. SAILLLITS, Oleik, Gentian P. O. NOTIOE OF APPLICATION,— In the eurrogene Court of 1110 County tie Huron. In the matter of the gOardisuship of Jack- son Webster Stitt, Thomas Sylvester Kitt, and Annie Florence Stitt, the in- fant children of Mary Ann Stitt, of the Township of meNitiop,in the County of Huron deceased. Natio° ie hereby given, that after the ex- piration of twenty days, treti the first pub- lication of ibis notice, enunciation will be made to the Surrogate Court, of theCounty of Enron, fax a Grant of Letters of Guard- ianship, of the above named infants, to Samuel Stitt, of the Township of MollilloP, 111 the Comity of Huron, Panne, the lather of the said infants, Dated at 11111$8010. in the County of Huron this Thirtieth clay of March A., 0)3006 W. 1.1, S/NOLAIlt, Solicitor for the Applicant. CITY MILLINERY AT TOWN PRICES. reesizosomr......all Our Opening of Spring Millinery was of a most, satisfactory character and we feel confident that with the Fine New up-to-date Stock we can please the moat fastidious in the latest and most fashion- able goods at reasonable prices. We solicit a share of public favors feeling assured our customers will receive good value for their money. Our hearty thanks are returned for the patronage already bestowed and ask for its continuance. OUR PRICES At t' RIGHT, MISS E. 1-17-7LE. .71.2.nnalasmerensvanwnwawattadvatmormormematnaw*MM.M1 ryiELOB,o' • BRED 'YORKSHIRE e_ POW POI{ MO undersigned offers fax sale ono Thoro'-brod Yorkshire Row, 18 Years old, in pig to WS thora -bled YorksbLre hog, For price apply to E. S. KOSOLSON, (Boduliu Lime Works), Mor- ris, Belgraye P. 0. 88-11 URHAM BULLS FOR SALE. —The undersigned has for sale two Thore'-bred Dorhani Bulls, with registered pedigrees, They ere 11 1110d CDS Old and dark red in color, Mess annals tilt be ;told ab reasonable fir(ins. Apply to 7010 10 BENNETT, Walton. inds are apt to play havoc with fair complexions. All raw winds can do in a day oan be undone in a night by ap- plying our CREAM OF WITCH HAZEL It heals and softens the skin, removes tan and all minor blemishes, and is per- fectly harmless in every respect. 6c. per ounce. Drug Store EAUTFUL ILLINERY 11 Hay 011011 OUR Spring Opening was a decided success and we desire to return thanks for the largo attendance of Ladiee and the generous patronage ac- corded. We were never better able to suit people than this season and we will be pleased to be favored with your order. A. very nice stock of Ready-to-wear Efate on hand. Special attention given to Mourn- ing Millinery. In Ordered Work we guarantee satisfaction and give you the Latest and moat I3p-to-date Styles. INEMEOIIIEsrawiteetecaterl AS rstos.,s, LEN )OF( STOCK x 'tt ,M1.0,1 ,bOErs HP, New aieel Choice mei at Fair Prices. PRING is at hand and with it comes house-clean- ing and new Carpets, Curtains, &c. We have anticipated your wants and have now the most Elegant and Up-to-date goods on the market. Unless you come and let us show you tbe wide range in stock you will have no conception of the choiceness of deign, colorings and handsome effects we carry. In Carpets we have the beet in Brussels, Velvets, Tapestries, Wools and Ingrains. The Choicest Stock ever carried in Brussels MATTINGS Our line of Mattings embrace Lineoleums, 2 and 4 yards wide, Inlaid Lineoleums, Oil Cloths, &e. Neat Patterns and sure to wear like leather. SQUARES The Tapestry, Union and Wool Squaree We show give knowing housekeepers an opportunity of securing up-to-date goods without going to the city for them. We also carry handsome Floor Rugs, Table Covers, Piano Drapes, Curtains and other lines that cannot fail to please and all at Reasonable Prices. All kinds] of Upholstering done and in geode to match Carpets if desired, MI:opek Cut and Matched in our Show Room. We have an elegant] etoolt of A 1 BURN/TITRE. 'Call and see it. Son OARPET DEALERS, BRUSSELS, • '