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DRUGGIST AND STATIONER.
Paul. , etas 3tems.
A ohiel'a amang ye takir' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Bens gardening is on.
Botha will be May Day.
Buyouts are ones more in use.
OounaiD meeting next Monday evening,
ADDITIONAL local news on page 5.
Read it.
Laval stook shipping is moving lively
these days.
FouRTH Division Court on Wednesday
of next week.
Doe'T forget the Foot Ball match on
Monday evening.
Tam young girls of Brneoels are tusking
arrangements for a lively program 0,o
Basket ball.
DUST is commencing to fly and the
street watering cart will soon have to be
brought into requisition.
THE cheery Beason of bonne cleaning is
at band and the smoke of the chip pi e
will now asoend skyward. Spring is
here.
THE $ mile rase track on the Agrioal-
taral Park bas dried off well and the
local horsemen are exeroieing their feet
steeds' thereon.
IT is reported that A. I, MaCall eb 0o.,
of Ohatham, intend opening a drug store
in Wingbam. They have several branob
stores in connection with their business.
CHIEF Bag ssB BnaGEee and P. 0. R.,
W. H. Kerr will represent Court Prin-
cess Alexandria, 0. 0. F., Brussels, at
the High Court which meets in June at
Toronto.
Jive. Gunman will baiid s verandah
at his new residence and will move and
convert the frame store house into a
horse stable, placing it more convenient
to the bones.
Conan & Bots have already made
several Shipments of buggies from their
Carriage Factory, Bruesele, this Spring,
with more to follow eta the weeks go by.
They have a large stook.
ADVERTISING pays when done in a
paper that ie read. Last week we got
the owner for the spectacles pinked tap an
the street ; found the bracelet lost
and secured •
the blaok thorn cane for T.
Maxwell.
BmieszaS cheese factory will open up
for this eeaean on Monday of next week.
W. B. Thomson, who will have charge
for W W. Harris, the proprietor, arrived
here this week from Holneeevile, and hoe
taken op bis reeidenoe at the apartments
in coaneotion with the factory.
AN old landmark in the town is dieap.
peering on Mill street in the palling
down of the old log house on the lot own-
ed by W. J. Norton, of Listowel. It wife
built about 60 years ago by the late
Frank Kelly and in the early days the
Meet Orange Lodge held its meetings 0,p•
stairs in it for a time before their Ball
was built on the same street. Thee!!
Bros. pulled down the bowie.
THERE was a ruiner that the sewer
appeal °see, in which Brussels is interest-
ed, might be delayed until Fall bet this
le in:erreob sea motion is being made
for ite early hearing. 'There ware 77
oases on the list but as they are not being
taken seriatim the sewer appeal may be
dropped in earlier than its plaoe might
iodioate. Some of the people with water
in their cellars think decision cannot
come too soon.
Poona AtireTATRn.—A few menthe
ago Mies Olive, daughter of Gordon and
Mrs. Mooney, john street, slightly in•
jured the scouted finger of her left band.
Shortly after it began to trouble her and
after undergoing treatment it was de.
aided that amputation at the first joint
was absolutely neoeseary as the bone
was diseased. The operation wag per.
formed last Monday and we hope the
ptuoky patient will goon be all right once
more.
PREasNTINo TETJB QLAiais,—About 25
persona around Brussels who grew sugar
beets last season for the Wiartan factory
and who did not reoeivo their pay, owing
to the flnanoial embarrassment of the
Co,, are filing their claims with the
expectation of receiving a percentage,
from the bounty to be paid by the
Provincial Government. From $1200 to
$1600 will be the total claims iu this
locality and it is estimated that they will
receive about 30 oen18 on the 5. Bar
rioter Sinclair bee the matter in band for
the farmers interested. The highest
individual amount was $200,
MArItltt°NIAL,—Wednsaday of last week
Harry Crooke, druggist of Paris,
formerly of Brussels, and Mies Beetriae
A. Reid, of Gannnoque, were Hafted in
marriage and will make their home in
Paris where Me. Crooke bas a fine
pusineee. May theft joys be many,—A
geld wedning with only near relatives
present, was solemnized in the St,
George's Cathedral, Xingeton, Monday
night, the aontracting parties being Miss
Anna Louise Savage, daughter of W. J,
Savage, and W. D. Hart, eon of the tate
Lewfe Hart, of Piston, and ab present
manager of the Standard Bank in King,
Ston, The bride wore her travelling'
(lease of dark bine cloth. There were no
attendRnte, Mr, and Meg.. Hart lett for
New Fork far the honeymoon, Mr.
Hart wee a tetident of Brussels at one
time as manager of the Standard Bank
here.
Fool BALL,—Seaforth vs. Brussels,
SPRING timers are making their ap•
prarenoe,
ism painters brash bag been at work
on the front of, Mre. Fletober's jewelry
e tore.
BnnseEls Salt Works bas an artier for
12 care of their well known Salt foe ship.
ment to points in Manitoba.
T.P. Surria, the celebrated eye epeeial•
let, will melte his next visit to Brussels,
on Wednesday May 25. See him at
Fox's dreg store.
GEonos Euw,uues is shipping his well
drilliog apparatus to Fergus having sold
it to a party Hewi!
I males a
new
cue on more modern principles.
GOLD Br000b Net last Saturday morn-
ing between Albert street and Jett, Per
guson cC' Oo'e. store. Finder will mneh
oblige the laser by leaving it at THE POST
Publishing House.
JUNE 20th is the date of the annual
Excursion to the Model Farm, Guelph.
Speuial train both ways and tickets good
for two days. The Farm will be a more
attractive spot than ever this year,
Foor BALL.—An exhibition match will
be played on Victoria Park on Monday
evening, May Sod, when the Seaforth
Hurons witl play against the Brussels
Intermediate Champions. Game celled
at 6 o'clock.
Bowi.allo.—A meeting will be held in
the Oouneli Chamber on Tuesday evening
of next week at 8 o'o'cak to organize
the Brussels Bowling Club for 1904. A
cordial invitation is extended to all who
are interested in the game.
Fuasrmunn eon SALE.—The undersigned
offers by private sale, bis household fur•
nitare as he is leaving town far a mobile.
Bargeiae will be given if taken Boon.
$
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prioe for many articles. Call on J. M
O'CoNNOR, over Kirk's store.
IT is amid that Hugh Williams, of Sea
forth, has dieposed of hie house and lot
on Turnberry street, Bras'ele, at pees
sub tenanted by Thos. Thomson and
family, to H. Buneten for the sum of
$700. Mr. Bunston is carriage Mack-
smith et the Oober factory so the
location will be e, onnvenieut one to him.
LOCATED IN ATwoon.—George Gunning.
ham, V. S., who gradneted with honors
at the Ontario Veterinary College, Tor-
onto, a few weeks ago, has bought out
the business of B. E. Henze, of Atwood,
and is now in poeeession. The people of
Atwood and tonality will find Mr. t7un•
ningham a flret•elase man who will at.
tend to his work with ability and des
patch, He spent his early years on the
farm Bo had a practiced acquaintance with
stook which now stands him in good
stead with his veterinary knowledge.
Tor PosT wishes Mr. Cunningham the
very hest suaoees in his new home and we
are pleased be has located as near to his
old friends at Brussels as he has.
GRAND TRUNIr,—Freight bas been
moving at a.lively rate during the past
week some 30 nate being loaded. Among
the shipments were the following :-
2 oars of tow from Cameron Bros.,
Oranbrook, to Doon ; 10 cars of salt to
loom points, considerable of it for cheese
and butter factory purposes ; Alf, Backer,
3 oars baled hay and 4 Oars of onto • R.
Graham, 8 oars of oats and a oar of
wheat ; Stewart & Lowick, 800 barrels
flour to Giasgow, Scotland ; Barr Bros:
& Bleak, a oar ofcattle and a oar of
hogs ; Geo. Beet, car of bogs ; A. 0.
Dames, oar hogs and oar of cattle. In.
ward there were two oars agrioultural
implements and a oar of Carriage makers'
stook, etc.—The smith gang bas been
busy this week tidying up the yard after
the Winter's blockade. — That gray.
el "sidewalk" now need as part
of the roadway is enough to give you a
pain when you think of all abs business
the G, T. R. takes oat of Bruesets•—
Afternoon mail train from the East
oontinies to run on its old program viz.
from 1$ to 2 bones late, A readteg room
should toe opened at tke various depots to
aid the travelling public in putting in the
boars spent waiting for delayed trains.
PLEAseNT AND Buc°EoSPaL,—The Bp.
worth League gave a eeoial evening in
the school room of the Methodist ohnrob
on Tuesday evening ab width an excel.
•lent program was presented in flrst,olass
style to a good sized audience. Musical
and literary bill of fare was as follows
Hymn, "Onward Ohristian Soldiers" ;
prayer, by Rev. T. W, Qosens ; chair.
man's address, W. H. Kerr ; instru-
mental daet, H, L. Jackson and W. A.
Grewnr • recitation, "Betty and the
Beer," Mies Eva Gilpin ; solo, "Just
for to -day," J. Milhausen ;• quartette
"The Divine lullaby," Misses Gerry and
Scott and H. W. Avieon and J, Niihau.
gen ; recitation, "The life boat," F. H.
Gilroy ; boo, "Sunshine and 05in,' Miss
0. Mitigator} ; recitation, "Our hired
girl," MISS Stella Gerry ; solo, "Fees to
Noe," R Fletcher ; reading, "No saloon
there," Mime Josie Buchanan ; Lunch.
eon ; insbromJa
ental duet, Masers, akeorl
and Grawar ; solo, "The end of the
way," II. W. Avison ; recitation, " Bay
ing a postage stamp," Mies Stella Mo-
gnaerfe ; address, Rev. Mr. Cosens ;
solo, "The children of the oily," Mise
Thurso Gerry ; Trombone solo, W. A.
Grewar ; The National Anthem 1
prayer by B. Gerry. Mrs. 11, L.
Jaokeon competently officiated as Re.
oona anis
p t. A cordial vote of thanks
was passed to all who aeeieted in the
program, on motion of President Bettor
and W. J. Mo0raaken, The t0om was
TEL B3) R,iJklk)k1 POOH' Ara, 28, 1904
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((( —MARRIED WOMEN and MINORS may make and withdraw
Depseits without the intervention of any german.
LOANS MADE TO FARMERS ON NOTE AT LOWEST RATE,
SALE NOTES CASHED, COLLECTED or may be loft for SAFEKEEPING
only for which uo oherge is made.
YOUR BUSINESS will reoeivo our oaredand oonrteoue attention.
A. 0. al AOFARGANI9, AGENT.
tastefully decorated with flowers, planta,
pioteree and ruga. Although admission
tee wee only 10 Dente the treasury is the
richer by over $15 00 by the Social,
Business Locals.
10 YoUNo pigs for sale,
GED. Roan, Brussels.
Sewrata done by the day or at borne.
Apply to Mies VIOLET Coorga.
CLOVER (Govt. Standard) and Timothy
and bulk garden seeds hash et Ma.
Orecken's,
SEEns,—Olover, Timothy, Waverly
Oate, Muskoka seed Peas, dee.
G. E. Mere, Wingham,
GARDEN SEEDS.—All kinds of Garden
se••ds in packages 20 par peokage, 15 for
25o. Tested first mass seeds
Jas. BALLANTY •nE Groner.
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CARPET loom with weeper and !Cooler,
bobbins, ohuttlea &s., for sate at a reason.
able prime. Apply to R. Anderson,
Elizabeth street, Brussels.
SIDEBOARD and dozen high baakchairs
for ,ate also a oouub and a number of
piobnm s, &o. For partioulars as to
locality flak at THE POST,
ORGANS and Sewing Maahinee olenned
aid repaired, Also Organs and Sewing
Machines for sale, Apply to TIIoan
MooRE, Brussels. $2
People We Know.
G. L. Walker was in Toronto Zest week
00 a I deinese trip,
Mee, George Edwards is visiting
friends at Kincardine,
William Miller is pre/speatiug in the
Parry Sound District,
Mies Addie Lott bas returned to the
borne of her aunt at Colborne, Oat,
Miss Mary Daily, of :Trowbridge, was
a visitor with her sister, Mrs. Milbsuaen.
:lire, George Shiels and daughter are
visiting relatives at Winthrop for a few
weeks,
S. and Mrs. Carter and lilies Myrtle
were vieitore with MoRiliop friends last
week,
Miss Edna Elliott, of Woodetook, is
visiting at James Elliott's, Mill street,
Braeeele.
Mrs. Jebn Sinolair, who bas spent the
peat 6 months at Stratford, arrived home
this week.
Mrs, William Cameron, Chetah street,
was visiting et Thomas Straobun'a Gtey,
last week.
Geo. Henderson, of Maliillop, was a
visitor with Harvey Buchanan, in town
on Sunday.
Mrs. A. J, Lowick was on the sink lief
last week but will soon be as well 0,e
ever we hope,
Mrs. R. Denbow and children were
visitors with relatives et Stratford during
the past week.
Mee Nora Halmos was on the sick list
but is quite recovered again, we ars
Mewled to state.
Mies Aggie Dunoaneon has gone to
Bacterial) where she purposes making her
home for a time.
Hugh and Mre. Witliame, of Sesforbh,
were in Brussels for fete days this week
Galling on old friends.
J. M. O'Oonuor intends paying a visit
to his daughter, Mrs. (Rev.) Steele, of
Sombre, Lambton Oo.
Miss Nellie Harbottle, of wtarton, is
visiting with her grandparents, Jnc, and
Mrs. Howard, John street.
Dire. Jamas Sleet and daughter, Mies
Margaret, of Owet Sound, were visitors
with the Garter families, Mill street.
Mies Annie Grieve is enjoying a half.
day with her mother and eietee in Bons-
sale. She laws been sojourning in Paris.
A. 71. Mellish, manager of Brussels
branob of the Metropolitan Bank, Bros.
sets, took a business trip to Toronto this
week.
Thee, Ennio, John street, bas beau
bothered with rheumatism during the
past Winter but we hope he will soon be
rid of it,
Mies Pearl Bremner, of Ethel, spent
Saturday and Sunday with her cousin,
Miss Laura Nicholls, in town, returning
on Monday.
Mise Clara McOraaken Is home on e
visit. The big fire in Toronto Interfered
with her position in that pity Bo the will
spend a while in Brussels.
Mrs. Mango Watlaue, who ib e, journing
at Olinton, bas not been as hearty ae
usual during the past Winter. The in-
°raaso of years is telling on her.
Mrs. Greeneides, of Atwood, was a
visitor with her slater, Mae, 0. Wilton,
this week, having considerably improved
in b earth we are pleased to state,
R. Leatherdale was at Mitobell for a
few days baking stook in a eale of fur
niture business between Mr. Stoneman
of that town and R. Mowbray, of Walton.
Dr. J. DI. Moore, formerly of Brussels,
and who solei his praobiae et Moorefield,
has toasted at Carthage, Perth Oo, Tuts
Peer wishes bit suoaess. He is a skill•
ful pbyeioian,
Mrs. Little, of Ingersoll, was have for a
day or two vieittng her parents, Wen.
and Mrs, Ellie, prior to the former re.
moving with her hnsband and family to
the Northwest.
It is reported that Obrie. !Gitlin, of
Listowel, a former resident of Bruesele
for years, is not 0njnging hie usual
degree of good health but we hope iho
From the Teeawatsr News '—Mrs, 5,
Askin has gone to Brussels for a two
weeps' stay.—Miss Zetta Ferguson went
to Toronto Monday morning to resume
her stodiea at the Conservatory of Mush,
THE Pos'r takes pleasers in wetoonling
Aire. A. 0, Maohtrlane and daughter to
Bro•sele. Tbey arrived last ween. Mr,
Maefarlaoe has lensed the brio lc residence,
Turnberry street, re00utly vacated by F.
H, Gray and family.
THE FILED Olt SPORT.
Mount Fermat beeeball oinb hal been
re•orgarized.
The Beaten: League Bluebell season
opened Wednesday.
The Oanadian Lawn Tennisobatupion•
ships will be hold on Jniy 19, ten days
later than lteual,
Following aro he junior ottewms the
0. L. A. in district No, 2—Tesewater,
Laoknow, Wingbam, Listowel end
Kinoarddne.
The senior 0, L. A. teams met in
Toronto on Friday evening lust and
gred the teaduar,ole.
districtoup— Orangevillems,an Seorliferth, Otven
Sound, Mount Foreat and St. Marys.
D. Forsyth, of Berlin : Footba'1 here
appears to have tate dry rot. There's too
math of the what'o.there•in tE for•me
spirit of hockey and baseball. I tvodd
be in favor of barring from the game men
whom we are not positively certain are
amateurs.
A tweeting was held in•J, Argue'e tailor
shop, Fordwiah, en Monday night of Net
wtek to organise the baseball club tor
this year. The following officers ware
elected : Prue„ Jim. Argue ; Sea., Thos.
Wade ; Treas., FL Gibson ; Captain, W.
A. Edwards: managing committee, R, 5.
Gibeoo, W. E. Downey, J. Diebel and
N. McLaughlin.
James Mailliobael, the veteran bowler
of Seaforth, has just parobased the Sea•
forth lawn bowling green from the Skat-
ing and Carling Riuk Association, and
will make a gift of it to the Bawling
Club. The olub intend erecting a olub
house and making other improvements,
which will give them one of the nicest
and meet cen iseti nb greens in the Prov.
ince,
At the ant gesbon of the Seaforth
Hurons who said they would not be able
to play a doable series of home and home
games in the W. F. A. senior competition.
The schedule is as folilowe
Seaf,:rth at Galt, May 24
Galt at Berlin, May 27.
Berlin at Seaforth, June 3.
Berlin at Galt, 11100 11.
Galt int ';ealortb, June 17.
Seaforth at Berlin, June 24.
The boys of the Stratford Collegiate
Institute organized a football o!ub and
sleeted the fallowing officers :—Hon,
president, J. D. MaOrImmen ; president,
H. S. Robertson, B. A. ; vioe•presideut,
O. E. Pentland, B. A. ; eeo•breas., Austin
K111er • °eptities Mao, Swain ; ouatudian,
F. O'Flaherty ; executive, H. Hart, D.
B. Stewart and W. Murray. It is the
intention to plsce a team in the Bald and
compete with other organizations in the
city, and possibly high schools in the
vicinity as' Mitchell, Bt. Marys, Wood-
etook and °there. If the team is 'can•
sidered strong enough it will challenge
for the Hough cup, preeented by the W.
F. A. for competition among collegiate
inetit0te and high school teams. This
cap is at preeeut held by Oliubon high
eobool.
0. R. Sing, ex Mayor of Meaford, is
dead.
Judge Wurtele died at bis home in
Montreal early on Sunday morning.
Samuel Defeo, an old resident of Port
Dalhousie, dropped dead in his garden.
Mrs. H. W. Allan, of Windsor, a sister
of Hon. J. H. Gibson, diert•Friday night.
Several sellers and warehouses 0.0 Won.
nipeg were flooded by a rise in the Red
River.
The Legislature 0oeotuded its work on
Saturday, and was formally prorogued
Tuesday.
The Legislature passed 107 bills,
width reoeived bbe Royal aseent Tuesday
afternoon.
Mao, izlarmou Khox, of Sydney, neat
Belleville, committed suioitte by putting
her throat.
Mee. Ray mond, aged 75, was aophyx'
iated at tate home of her son Blooe street
Toronto, Saturday motniug.
Bir William Ven Horn has oonalnded
arrangements for the erection of a mil.
hon dollar hotel at Havana, Cuba.
Trouble highest] aauseit at Hamilton
by a o"rnniittee of the Stteeb Railway
men's Union giving the clothing aoibreat
to a nonunion firth.
The two year old elm of Rev, Dr, Geo.
H. Stuith, et St. Catharines, set fire to
hie clothing $trite playing with matches
and was burned to Beath.
A deputation of the telegraph °perrat•
ore of the I, 0. R. were in Ottawa with
Mr. Campbell, proeident of the union,
to meet Hon. H. 1t, .Simmereon and ask
for an increase In pity,
One of Aymerle o,dest and most re.
peeled oitieens in the reason at Andrew
with died Thueeday of last week, De.
eased who was born near Glasgow,
aotland, in 1818, formerly lived at Sea.
ottb, and was engaged in the harness
Maness. Abnot eight years ago be went
Aylmer to live with his (laughter, Mrs.
Dr.) Fear, and has enjeyed good health
r a man of his years until a few weeks
go. Four children aro left to mourn the
ea of a hind father and guardian, name.
—Mre. Baird of Bt. Paul, Minn ;
re. Fear, Aylmer ; Thome, of Beanie,
ash„ and MR. of 51, Louis, Mo,
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arrival of prang will invigorate him.
George Colvin, Art. 1lloNanghton and fo
Peter Ritchie jr, were arming the Weet- a
ern piigrime tide week from Brnasals. lo
The first mentioned has a promise of ly
work for the Bummer at hie trade es oar. 54
voter,
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RESER VE FUND . . 51,000,000
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President, Vtaa•Praeldout,
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HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO•
W, 7J, BOSS - - OIIbIEItAL MANA(i101t
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS T1IANSACTE]).
Drafte Bought and Sold. Farmers' Notes I/iesonuted,
&! d'air t&,11.,UP RaTaztrearomr
Iuteresb at lIIOliEST CURRENT
RATES alllowedl onailsums of $1 and upwards
u�"Jdl1NJc"emze/%BIONC2[!
A. 17. HELLISH, Manager,
Fall Wheat 80
Barley 115
Peas 65
Oats 20
Butter, tubs and rol,e.,12
Eggs par do en 11
Hay per ton 6 00
Fluor, per cwt. 4 00
Potatoes per hoe 50
Apples (per bbl.) 75
Salt, per bbl., retail 1 00
/loge, Live 4 76
Dates bane been set in September for
the trial of the election protests.
John Oarson, G. T. R. engineer on the
Patro'ea brooch fur the Nee twenty yenta
is lying at the point of death an account
of blood.poioiniug•
Rev, Oolin Duguid, pastor of Matson.
nenve Presbyterian Ohnrnb, near Monte
real, committed suicide last night just
before evening cervica by shooting him.
sell,
Mo0RAoNEN.—In Brussels, on April 28,
to kir. and Mre. Fred. MoOraclten, ec
aaugbter.
THotossov.—Ill Fergns, on April 14, 1904,
to litr. and Mre. J. M. Thompson, a
dsugbter,
WnioPrmuo.—In Grey, on April 16, to
Mr. and hire, George Whitfield, a
I3011.
.raaGn-
ARtIsTeoNe,—In Kinloss, on April 92nd,
Mrs, Joseph Armstrong, mother of
Mrs. Motor liaQuarrie, Gtey, aged
80 veara.4
Oaessatoo,—Ab Goderioh, on April 23rd,
Moans Oreeeman, aged 71 years, 4
months.
C°LEttAN.--In 'Walton, on April 28,
Ellen Sullivan, relict of the late
Dauiel Ooleman, aged SO years.
Germs —At Elora, on April 20, Caleb
Gribo, father of 0, N. Griffin, of
Wiugham, aged 86 years.
•.P V'CTSCair
BATURDAY, MAY 7,—Farm, Farm stook,
implement's and hone:hold furniture,
West $ lot 23, con, 18, MoRillop. Wm,
Easton, Prop. ; F. S. Scott, at1o.
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
$45 will buy registered Jersey oow, can
return after oalviag if not satisfied.
G. A, D1IADMAN,
FOB sale two 2•year•old steers and a 2
year old heifer. Apply to Lours ROL.
LINGER, lot 9, con. 10 Grey.
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r C'l FINDERS FOR t'1ZOPERTY.•-••,
ll the undersigned le prepared to re.
i l lint 81ownatst by tSirH Jai ailpilt coiner of
101000 and Alexander strecte. Biussele, be.
ing eompneud et ]iota Noe, 904, 106, 808 and
900, 'Thera Is also a small dwelling house
un tiro eligibly bloated property, posses•
elan given 510,000, Tenders received up to
tl p. in. 011 Tuesday bay 8rd, next, The
biahastor any tender not nee:mearlly so.
oapbed. Icor further peetleulars apply to
B. (311111tY, Brunson:, agent for Sm. Dail,
'Ii XECTTTOR'S SALE OF A
VALVADLE 56 ACME FA1ttt, IN TIM
T0a' 'et,i,' o1' M01{ILLOP, SN Tn10 OOn0TY op
Milos —Pursuant to Power of Salo contain-
ed in (h0 last Will end Teetam5ub of BIeb-
ard 8p,u1ltrg, dc0onerd, there w111 ba offered
1nr .ai o i,y pnk+l[0, 000et10a, on SATtJ itDAY,
TUE 81 VPN''Ia DAY 01+' MAT, A. 53. 1004,
at the hour 0,i one o'clock p• m„ onthe
pronllaea by P. S. Scott, Anetinueor, the
West twenty -ave Soros of Lot number 28,10
the Mil Con. of the Township of 010501101,,
in the Oounty of limen. The land Is all
ele,tred, with the nxanpbinn et a emelt strip
or hush, well drawee, fenced rwll watered,
and situated about nine miles from the
Town of Prafonbll 0.01,1 11b0lE some ranee
from the Vilhtgo of Brussels. There is it
st0n11 orchard ou the promises. Tile bulhl•
inge, which aro in good repair, consist of u
haute baro with stone foundation, 89x42
feet, and a frame house 15x24 feet, with kit-
chen at the rear, Title indisputable.
TERM 010 SALE —Tou ,or cost. of the
purchase money on the slate of anis t0 be
paid to the Vondor or his Solicitor and the
I/Wlaaes to 10 days thereafter, 500 immed-
late posse+anon eau be givon. The lauds
will bo offered eubieot to areserve hid, Lour.
llu'bllet' particulars apply to Alex. Gardiner,
the Executor ; EEL Scott, the A uottoueor ;
William uneaten, the 0oonpant, or
W. M. 111IN0LA112,
Solieltor for the Ilxoeutor.
Dated ab Brneeals, this 07th clay of April,
A, D„ 1004.
FOX'S DRUG STORE
Formallicli
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The Great
Germ Killer
After several years' experience
With the above article for the
prevention of smut on oats are
find the demand constantly grow-
ing from the fact that it does its
work perfectly. Those who have
usedit are its warmest advo-
cates. Otos is the full strength,
4Q per cent. solution.
Put up in 25o. and 40c. Bottles
at
Pretty a` atter ,Ri
The Wail Papers w5 want to show you
are striotly this eeaeon's production.
They are noqueationably superior in
beauty of design end erbietio ooloring to
any we have ever shown. We think ib
will be a mitn'tl pleasure to have you
look over oar samples. We hope to have
this pleasure at
Fox's Dreg Store, Fox's Dro.g Store.
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Ft.,-i.:'„cbnaes... •3311rose., Mrs
The time for House-cleaning has arrived and the thorough inspection
of the careful house -wife reveals the necessity of moving the old Curtains to the
back rooms and procuring new sets for the front rooms, The next question
which revolves through.your mind is : "Where can I get the best values3 for
my money ? Here's the solution
• Come direct to Fergusol. Cols Store, we will do the rest.
For the benefit of those who may require to send for them we give a partial
list of our stock in this line, also descriptions of same. Oar prices range from
350 per pair to $4.00 a pair as following list will show.
No. 0023—Nottingham Lace, good pattern, loolc
stitch bindiug, soft Knish, and 3 yards, fall length
Regular 60e Curtain for, per pair 85
No, 843—Nottingham Lace, neat pattern, look
stitch binding, eoft finish, and 3 garde fall length,
medium width, only, per pair 60
No. 4786—Nottingham Lau, neat dot tbrnu;b-
out, medium width border, tape bound, good finish
and full length 8 yards, for, per pair 80
No. 11—•Pine Nottingham Laos, wide border,
flowered throughout and full length 871 yards, 64 in,
wide, look ebitob binding, good value for 85
No, 9070—Soft Nottingham Lace, extra wide
border, neatly flowered throughout, book stitch bind•
ing and full length $$ yards, 60 in, wide, only- - 1 25
No. 0058—Heavy Nottingham Laos, wide border,
aoroll pattern throughout, look etitoh binding and
full length $a} yarde, 54 in. wide, for 1 25
No. D88—Duplex, Nottingham Lace, tape bound
all rotted, oriental pattern, 10 novelty, tell length 8$
yards, for .,.. - 1 10
Nu. 909—Nottingham Lase, wide border, neat
pattern throughout, tape bound, 8$ yards long and
60 in. wide for 1 85
No. 0063—Nottingham Laos, narrow eater bor•
der with medium insertion, fine square weave, neat
pattern tbrongbont, look.rtitah binding, mitt finish,
9. yards long and 54 in. wide, for - 1 50
No. 9019-1/'ieh Net, double thread both waye,
narrow bordee with medialln insertion, very cervine'
able, look atitoh binding, Soft finish, 8} yards long
and 00 in, wide, a snap at 1 75
No. 8928—Fine Nottingham Laos, soft weave,
wheel pattern border, with inserttan border, dotted
throughout, 1155 yards long, 60 iu. wide for 1 40
No, 268—Fine Nottingham Lane, wide border,
aoroll pattern throughout with at> ooanaional flower,
soft finieh, 8$ yerde long and 60 in, wide, for 1 75
No. 9988—Very fine soft Laos, wide border,
et sin pattern and flowered throughout, lock etibah
binding, 8$ yards lung and 60 in. wide, for .,... .., 2 00
No. 1008—Heavy Nottingham Laae, wide
border, beautifully flowered and tops bound, full
length 8$$ yards and 601u. wide, for 2 00
No. 842 —Nottingham Laos, narrow border, wide
insertion, well pattern throughout, 8,f yards long
and 60 in. wide. Price 2 00
No. 104—Spider Web Lace, soft finish, narrowly
border with wide insertion, look stitch binding, 3$
yards long, 00 in. wide, a beauty for 2 40
No, 848—Extra Fine Fie': Nett, wide border,
small flower throughout, 8$ yards long, 64 in. wide,
a very crab eat for 2 50
No. 6808—Heavy Fish Nett, with narrow
border and hteertion, It very serviceable article, 8$
yarde long, 60 in. wide, for ... 8 00
No, 0806—Extra Fine Nett, plain, with narrow
border, leek stitch binding, very durable, 8$ yards
Jong, 60 in. wide, a choice line for .. 3 00
NO. 227—Extra close round woven Nett, heavily
embr f,lered border and look stitch binding, 855 ydp.
long, 60 N. wide, one of our choicest lines, at 4 00
A hull lino of Curtain Lean, Curtain Muslim, Art
Musiins, Art Draperies and Berime on band and at
popular prices,
Dry- Goods and Groceries..