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FOR SPRAYING
STONE
Now is the time to have your Fruit Trees, &c., sprayed.
Don't neglect it as it will pay you over and over again
to do this important work.
GST YOUR ,E3LIU,E STOW M
AZ' OUT -2t DRUG STORE
and in that way make sure that you are getting the
beet that can be procured and at the very closest price.
If you do not know the quantities to use we cheerfully
furnish this information as well as directions for
making up the mixture.
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DRUGGIST AND STATIONER.
goal getnstelnt
A ohiel'e amang ye takir' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it,
SNOW fiareiee last Monday,
Tan cheese market is a trifle flat.
FRUIT trees are commencing to blossom.
PASTURES are A 1 this Spring for a
backward Beason.
Ann you ready for the vier! of the
Sanitary Inepeator ?
A OAR of cement was received this
week by A McKay & Co.
Dorvalt Exuma, of Wingham, ie train•
ing Soott & Warwick's fast stook on the
half mile treak here.
THE woodwork of the Stretton block
bee been refreshed by the application of
the painters' brush this week.
A FAST foot ball game will be played on
Victoria Park on Friday evening when
the Wingham and Brussels Juniors meet,
A LARon delivery of fruit and orna•
mental trees and shrubs has been made
during the paet weak by W. H. Mo
Oraoken.
TUESDAY next, 24th inst., will be a pub•
lie Holiday. Brussels Intermediate Foot-
ball team will go to Clinton to play the
Collegiate Club of that town.
D. EWAN lane purchased a nutty coal
bleak driver from George Muldoon for
hie own use. There are quite a number
of tidy outfits in town and the number ie
innreasing.
BnuaeELs Bowling Olab have arranged
with Eloontiouiet Oonklin, of New York,
to give an entertainment in the Town
Hall on the evening of Monday May 30
He's wen worth hearing.
Tan house and acre of land belonging
to Mre. Jane Hall was eold last week to
Robert Holmes, of Brussels. Price wee
9800. Mr. Holmes and family will move
to the newly acquired property.
COMPLAINT ie made that some person
or persona have made a mistake ae to the
looality of the town dumping ground.
It is not at the corner of William and
Albert etreete but on the farm of Geo. A.
Beet, Oth Con, Grey.
AN excellent program will be present-
ed at the Siegel -Dobson "tetanal I'd -
day evening in Brussels Town Hall. H.
L. and Mre. Jaokeon will contribute
several instrumental duets, violin end
piano. Plan of Hall ie filling up and an
enjoyable evening is expected.
A QUARTETTE of the town boyo may
take a foot in the relay ram on the pro-
gram at Clinton on the 24113 hest, In a
praotioe torn on Thursday evening Roe.
Brown, R. J. MoLanablin, Art. Robin-
son and W. J. Oemeron did 100 yards in
about 11 methods, and with a little fitting
000ld no doubt clip it closer without
muob trouble.
THDBSDAY evening P. Barr, 6th line,
Morrie, was in town with a colt hitched
to a road cert. The animal was startled
by a rig rapidly approaching and made a
jump, snapped the belly band of the har•
nese and the driver was thrown baok.
ward to the road. He received a cut on
the head and was otherwise shaken op
but ie about Ali right again. The Dolt
was ()aught a short distance away.
SLIM ATTSNnaeaE.-Monday evening
was the date set for a pablio meeting to
see about arranging a date for a day's
sport in Brussels. Tboee who attended
were Conooillore S. T. Plum and A,
Basher, A. MaGuire, H. R. Brewer, H.
Dalian and W. H. H.
Notbiog was
done and the lights were turned out about
9 o'olook. If more euthneiaem ie not
taken than that exhibited Monday
evening there is not muob probability of
anything being done. Where were the
oitlzens ?
A LETTER dated Swann River, Mani.
toba, May Ord, from Adam Varaoe, far•
rnerlopf Brussels says :-It ie time I
was writing to you again and letting you
know that I am still alive and also to en.
oloee a 91 green bill to pay for another
year's Dopy of Tan Pon, It is all right
and well worth the money to me. I have
done well einee cowing West mad proe-
peots are better than ever for tine Sum.
mer, Wages for teamsters, on railroad
are $41 per month and if all goes well I
expect to be at that work before this time
next month. Seeding is a little backward
here this Spring se it has been eo cold,
The rivers never were ae high ae they are
now.
SUDDEN Doaxa.-John Little, of
Atwood, died quite suddenly in his
garden last Saturday evening, He had
a man plowing and harrowing the lot and
be told 11103 10 "harrow it once more and
it would do" and with that he expired
instantly. Heart failure was the cause,
Mr. Little had not been in very robuet
health during the past Winter but no one
eaepected the end wee 80 near. Deems.
ed owned a 200 more farm at Silver
Corners and sold it to James Wilson, of
Woodetoak and moved to Atwood to live
retired, Mre. Little and a family earvive,
one of the eons, Frsd., being a resident of
Bruseele es apprentice to the tinemitbieg
et N. F. Gerry's. The funeral took plain
on Tueeday, Mr. Little was well and
favorably known in the community and
woe worthy of the (lateen in Which he
was held. The II bearer were pa e W A. r
Reymann, J. Greig, J, Duncan, L, Pelton
and Meagre, Keith and Jenklin, Mt,
Littlo'e demise removes another of the
few remaining pioneers of Elite town'
Chip.
GRAND Recital Friday evening of this
week in Brunets Town Hall. Plan of
Hall at Fox's Drug store.
Fres BALL AccaoNT&. - Any person
baying aaooante against Brussels Foot
Ball team are asked to hand them in at
ae.early a date ae poseible.
Tan grand stand on the Agrioulturel
Park will be moved bank a few feet, a
new foundation put under it and a team
built in front of it making a convenient
and safe eneloaare far Sightseers.
HOLIDAY RATES -In eonueotiou with
the memorable 24th the railways will
issue return tiokete at single fare, good
going on Saturday,2lat and returning on
Wedneedey, 25th. A number will take
advantage of the holiday rates.
OWING to the Comical not seeing their
way clear to give the Band a grant this
Summer the boyo have found it necessary
to raise money in some other way and
have decided to hold several Garden
Parties and Band Oonaerte in the coon
try. Oue will be held very ehorhly, date
of whioh will be announced later.
THIS Is 0 DELIGHTFUL OLD WORLD.-
Last
ORLD:Last Monday morning little Mise Stella
Sperain nailed at Tan -Peer and left e,
Wee boquet of beautiful white lilies.
An boar or so later Robt. Cocotte, 11111
Con., Grey, opened the door and pre
noted ne with a fine big basket of A 1
apples. A splendid beginning for a
sunshiny week's work and counter•
balauoing same of the disagreeable quirks
bo be met with. God blase the kind
people and make them kinder and God
bless the cranky folke and make them
sweeter. •
Tam Mitchell Advooete Bays :-"Mies
Theresa Siegel and Mies M. Dobson met
with a splendid reception in the Opera
Hall, Tharsday evening of last week.
The bell was wen filled and all present
seemed delighted with tbe performance
of both ladies, The their was 000upied
by T. H. Race, who made reference to
tbe excellence of the program and stage
' decorations. Mica Siegel showed good
indgmeat in bath oharaoter and variety
of ber selections and mush merit in their
rendition, She poeeeesee a very greoione
manner and stage presence, whioh at
ones assures her audience that ebe is
master of bereelf and her reoitatinne.
Mies Dobson's singing ie characterized
by thoughtful attentiou to detail and per.
feat ennoaiation. She has the happy
faculty of putting herself at thee in touch
with ber audience, Her votes le a rioh
sympathetic contralto. Another feature of
the program that was muob enjoyed, was
the piano solos by the Mieeee Coach and
Roger." Hear these ladies in Brussels
Town Hall, Friday evening of this week.
BRUSSELS WOOLLEN MILL TO DE BOLD. -
As will be observed by advertisement in
another oolumu, and pursuant to an
order from Judge Doyle, the Lomb
Master, there will be offered for sale by
Pablio Auction, ab the Amerioao Hotel,
Brussels, on Friday, May 27th, 8012
o'clock, the property known as the Brum
eels Woollen Mill, including building,
lands, Inaohinory, &a, for e. 2 set mill,
The property will be Bold subject to a re•
serve bid fixed by the Load Molter,
Foliar particulars may be obtained from
Barrieter Sinolair, Solicitor for the Mor'
p0181100, or Judge Doyle. Laakridge
Bros., parried on quite a hustling buei-
neeS during the past year, having se
many ae 25 bends at nae time, and we
believe a good trade tan be done again as
the faotory ie said to be in good con.
dition. There ie ample room for nob
ao industry and a large olip of wool
offered for Bale in the looelity every year.
We hope some person will be the par•
theme who will push the bneinese which
would be of advantage to the owner,
the town and community,
INCLINED To BE Ronan. -Our Inter•
mediate Fool Ball team drove over to
Seaforth last Monday evening to play the
return game with the Huron's, to repay
the visit recently made to Brussels. The
evening was a fine o001 one for the piny•
ere Nod ae the recreation park is in good
condition the malas would have proved
en enjoyable one bed it not been for the
determined manner in whioh some of the
home team violated the rules by tieing
their hands, charging the goal keeper
and roughing it on every opportunity,
ae if determined to do bodily injury to
their opponents and by disablement to
win a viotory. Braesele Floored the drat
goal early in the play and before bait
time was called Seaforth evened the
eon, They notohed another in the
second half and oar boys did likewise and
at the aloes of one hour the resalt atoed
2-2. As two of Brussels regular team
were enable to go to Seaforth, vie
Straoban and Switzer, their places were
filled with R. Cardiff and F. Arden, who
gave a very good ac000nt of themeeivee,
One of the Seaforth piayere was sent to
the fence foe s, time for unjustifiable
disregard of rules, The personelle of the
Mame was es follows :-
BRUBBDLS BEAPOIITH
Herr Goal �r Broadfoot
} Bunke 1
Robins
Mouse
Llndeny
Brown 1 Bailee
McNair
Miller .,...,
Arden
Lowry Lorwarde 01111
Oardlff ,,,.,...,...
G. MODonah0
Cameron .,,.,....
} j 0,81110
1 l
D. MoLauobl n, of Bruaeele, was the
Referee as a Seaforth man had filled the
position at Bruepele,
Stewart
...... . Baruelt
0, Bills
McLeod
Miller
Pi Mayen
......... Bethune
Standard Bank of Canada
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'"SSA VINES BANKt%'
-DEPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR and npwarde received on which
INTEREST IS ALLOWED FROM DATE OF DEPOSIT
at the HIGHEST BANK RATE, ACCRUED INTEREST
is added to aoouuote every six months and beoomes principal.
-MARRIED WOMEN and MINORS may make and withdraw
Deposita without the intervention of any person,
LOANS MADE TO FARMERS ON NOTE AT LOWEST RATE.
SALE NOTES OASHPD, COLLECTED or may be left for SAFE•IIEEPING
only for whioh no charge ie mode.
YOUR BUSINESS will receive our careful and courteous attention,
A. 0. MACFARLANE, AGENT.
Foor BALL metoh on Victoria Park on
Friday evening. lkinghe.m juniors vs.
Brueaele Junior Obampione of 1908.
BBueerre Woolen Factory will be offer.
ed for Bale Friday of next week, 27th
inst., et noun, at the American Hotel.
MovINo pioburee, &o., in the Town Hall
Thursday evening of next week et 8
o'clock. Admission only 10 and 15 cerate.
SEE the Wiugbam and Brands,
Senior Series, Foot Ball match on
Victoria Park, Brussels, Fridey evening
of thin week. It will be a good game.
WEDNESDAY afternoon of this week the
interment of Mre, John Grieve, an old
resident of MoKillop, who had attained to
87 years, took place in Bruaeele oemetery,
BY announcement eleewhere in this
issue it will be seen that W. H. Salter is
prepared to attend to the needs of the
public in bloyole repairing. He should
make a good hand at the work,
Ma AND Moe CRAwronn, of Wingham,
were in town on Tuesday with their
automobile. The horeeiese carriage
attracted 000siderable attention ae these
run•eboute are not very common here ae
yet.
A NEW plank sidewalk will be pat down
North of the bridge, Tornberry street,
cement not beiug possible without the
building of a atone wall along the em•
benkmebt. The old walk has served its
daye and is not being replaced any too
WOG.
Meaeas. STEWART & Lomax have en•
gaged Mr. Potter, from Watford, as
miller iu the National Flouring Mill.
He and Mre. Potter arrived last week.
They have taken up housekeeping on
King street. We bid them welonmr and
hope their stay will be a pleasant and
prosperous one.
Goon Laura:-itiondey A. Currie,
botcher, bought a lamb from B. Payne,
of Grey, that dressed 40 pouude, even if
its birthday was late in February. Ite
stay in the butcher chop was very brief,
lees than a hall hour, eo k,en were hie
elastomers to get a share of this prime
lamb.
GEORGE CUNNINGHAM, V. S., has dis-
posed of the veterinary practice be
reoently purohesed at Atwood to
Veterinary Roe, who formerly practised
there but who has been in the Went of
late. Mr. Cunningham has not yet
decided, as far as Tao PoeT knows, where
be will locate and he in Brunelle in the
meantime.
SUNDAY lest Joanna Grille, beloved
wife of Henry Hemewortb, Wallace,
Perth Co„ and niece of Mre, R. Leather -
Gale, Bruaeele, passed away to the Great
Beyond in her 26th year. Funeral took
plane on Wednesday afternoon to Fair-
view cemetery, Listowel. Siuoere regret
will be felt by many over the deoesee of
Mrs, Hemsworth and sympathy extended
to the bereaved relatives. The subject of
this notice was a fine spirited woman who
enjoyed the esteem of a wide oirole of
friends. R. and Mre, Leatherdale and
Mies Pearl attended the funeral.
Mennen HoanzTaa.-The Daughters of
the Empire met in the Law Library of
the Oourt House, Goderiab, on Monday
18th May, and made the following
arrangements :-The Warden of the
County, Jae. Bowman, will be invited to
turn the first sod on the grounds, corner
of Wellington and Piston etreete, wbiob
have been preeented to that order by the
Goderioh Town Commit m a site for the
new Marine Hospital. The Town and
Ooonty Councillors will drive to the
grdunda, accompanied by the Mayor of
Town, and the Warden of the Go. The
latter will then be presented with a
epade suitably engraved. The day is not
set awaiting the pleasure of the meeting
on the 7th of June of the County Conuail,
YOUNG Klonene.-Saturday afternoon e
contingent of young lade from Brunetti
hired a livery rig and drove to Wroxeter
to crone shins with the lade o1 that vil.
lags. The game was played on the Park,
with Art. Robinson ae referee, and re.
suited in a viotory for the vieitare by 2 to
0, The teams were composed of the
following boys,:-
BEaseELe tl'ROxeroos
Mooney Goal Hamilton
Hingoton t Eaoks { T McLeod
Bloomfield ..,,,, 8 McLeod
HolmesPattsreou
Btratton ;}Backe Mair
W Soott Perrin
Lowry Smith
Jackson Towuabead
Bieolair Forwardsl Black
0 Scott.,..,,...... itloffereher
Henderson {...... Sauuereon
Supper was served at the Union Heuee
and at a somewhat late hour the lads
arrived home with shouts of victory on
their lips.
LAST Week 1'. H. Gilroy, teller at the
Metropolitan Bank here, reoeived word
of his promotion to the branoh at Brook -
villa and he will be leaving this week foe
his new position. Mr. Gilroy has been
in town eines the opening of the Metro-
politan, 16 months ago, and bee proven
bimeelf to be a oapable and very agree.
able officer in dealing with the publio.
He will be missed in the Metbodiet
ebaroh where he was a member of the
oboir, taught a young ladies erase in the
Sabbath Bebop', was Treasurer oleo for
the School and at the last election of
°Miters was °boson Assistant Superiuten•
dent. Poeseesed of a rioh baritone voice
he was a valuable aid in musioal otrolee
and was always ready to lend a helping
bend either at home or abroad, Tam
Posy, while regretting his removal from
Brneeele, cordially recommends him to
the people of 13rOokville and wishes him
Mumma, expressing the hope that he may
at tone time in the future be returned to
town me manager of the Bank. Me.
Gilray'e menthe here Will be A. H.
Montgomery, Who is expected this Week,
EAST HURON Lxnznane.-At the annual
meeting of the Liberale of Beet Huron,
to be held in the Town Hall, Braesele,
Tuesday, May 81st, in addition to ad•
dreseee from Hon. Dr, MacDonald,
Deputy Speaker of the Commons, and
A. Hislop, M, P. P., Obits. Maroil, M.
P., one of the French orators of the
Hoare of Commons, will be present, He
is well worth hearing. There will be a
public meeting also in the evening eo that
those unable to hear the speakers, in the
afternoon will have an opportunity then.
A good program of vocal and iuetrumeotal
music) will intereperee the epoeuhee and
all will be welcome. Meetinge will begin
at 1 80 and 8 p. m. sharp. Keep the date
in mind, the last Tuesday of May.
Sown DIMON EDITORS -A snap shot
taken with Tan POST'S pencil, shows the
foilowiog state of affairs in the Editorial
pasture field in this County :-Bro. T.
Hall, of the Wingham Advance, is
holidaying in California among fruits
and flowers and writing iutereetiog,
sketches of what he nee -Blake Elliott,
and wife, of the Wingham Times, are
taking in the sights of Ole St. Louie Ex-
position, -A. E. Bradwin, who handles
the minors and paste pot for the Blyth
Standard, and taken iu all the good
things going, is spending a week at 80.
Louie. -R. Holmes, M, B. for West Hur•
en, and proprietor of the Olinton New
Era, ie aiding in making laws and look•
fugforward to the pariiamentarlao'e
heaven -the Senate -where tbe wicked
cease to trouble end the weary are at
rest. -Editor Robertson, of the Goderiab
Signal, is eating strawberries and water-
melons at St. Louie aloug with the
Ontario Preen Association.-Bro. Apple -
ford, of the Seaforth News, has taken J.
W. Dnnoan as his partner, with the
prospect of adding gold and glory to hie
possessions. -W. D. McLean, of the
Huron Expositor, is viewing the woodere
of the Great St. Louie Exhibition and
sympathising with the poor people who
haven't money to buy a ticket and can't
walk.-Bro. Townshend, who runs the
celestial little Star, at Wroxeter, says
says he'll go out of the astronomy bunt.
neer if some fellow oomee along speedily
with the oaeh.-ELDelfon is building up
adipose tisane this week while the hand
preen of the Bruaeele Herald takes a rest
a few weeks earlier than the aoouotomed
Summer outing. What the other 8 or
9 Huron quill drivers are doing we are
not prepared to state but expect they are
attending to their "knitting," the name
as we are with an ooeaeionel day off to
enjoy the luxury of beating a uerpet or
sleeping on the clothes line while "we"
finish up the Spring house cleaning,
Truly the pen is mightier than the eveord.
1'EIlS0N,l1, I'ARA0RA1'Ii8.
Jno. Ritobie, of Seafortb, was home
for Sunday.
Henry Sandereon, of Wroxeter, has
been visiting in Bruerrle.
0. Smith and Allan Rae, of Wroxeter,
were in town on sludgy,
Mies Nellie Black, of Wroxeter, watt
vioibiog Mies Luella Rms.
Eddie Lowry arrived home trom
Guelph on Tuesday evening.
Mite Lena Bather was a visitor with
Gorrie Mende for a few days,
Mies Lottie and George Arde11, of
Gorrie, were in town on Friday.
Mre. M. H. Moore and children were
visitors at Listowel for a few days.
H. Galloway, of Trenton, has been
engaged se tinsmith by N. F. Gerry.
Mise Lizzie Gordon, of S6. Helene, is
visiting Mre. Jae. Fos, at Sunny Brae.
R. J. MaLauohlin and I, Buohsnan
spent a few hours in Wroxeter on Sun-
day.
Geo. and Mrs. Miller were visitors
with relatives et Seaforth last Saturday
and Smiley.
J. and Mre. Milhaueen were visitors at
Trowbridge over Sunday et Mre. Mil.
haassn'e home.
Mrs. Charles Ritchie returned to
Ripley with her daughter, Mre, Gillespie,
on Tdesday for a visit.
Mre, A. Gormley and Miss Margaret
MoLaochlin, of New York, were visitors
in Seaforth on Monday,
Mre, J. H. Addison, of Mount Forest,
sister to F. 11. Gilroy, of Brunie, baa
beau dangerously i11 but we hope ebe will
Boon be convaleeeent.
T. A. Hawking will spend next Sunday
with Clinton friends and will vieit
relatives at Port Albert and Goderioh be•
fore returning to Brunelle.
A. and Mre. Currie drove to Seaforth
on Sunday and brought bank their eon
Archie, who has been visiting bis grand.
mother for the past three monthe.
We are sorry to hear of the illness of
W. A, Odell, of Seaforth, formerly of
Bruseele, Blood poisoning is the trouble.
His many old frixnde hope he will .soon
be o, 1c.
R. K. and Mre. Matheson, of Luoknow,
accompanied by the finest baby boy in
Brava Co., have been visiting at the
parental home of Mre. Matheson, Queen
street,
Thomas and Mrs. Bradweli, from near
Oiifford, were in Brunel') on Saturday
renewing old friendships, We are sorry
to hear that thole daughter, Lizzie, who
le married and living in Clifford is •in
poor health bat We hope ebe will oontinue
to improve,
Norman Ib'loGubte, eon of Arthur
McGuire of Bruesele left for Paris Ont,
McGuire, r
on wine where he w gds a has torten a
position on timee Paris Review He bae
been on 'Toa 'PoeT staff for the pant
8 years and will give a geed 80eotint of
himself, We wietl him etlooees in hie
new home,
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A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Drafts Bought and Sold, Farmers' Notes Discounted.
Interest at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all some of 91 and upwards
DddP/ir.'s�`!r',l`, v.2v,St iligamor
A, E. MELLISH, Manager,
Wm. and Mre. Wilton are back to town
after a sojourn in Hensell. The former
is muob improved in health by his visit.
Mrs: James McLauohlin and Mies
Maggie, of New York, have been visiting
relatives and old friends ha town duniug
the past week. They were former
reeideote of Brueaele.
Wedneedey morning Andrew Bishop
left for St. Jacobs, Ont., to work as
painter in the Carriage worke of that
plane. He has been employed in the
Other factory bore for some time. We
hope he will do well.
R. D. Cameron, of Luoknow, and
brother to Prinoipal Cameron, was in
town on Thursday en route to Walkerton.
Mr. Cameron is a prominent ollioer of
the Independent Order of Foresters and
an enthueiaetio Liberal in the political
arena.
THE POST oongratolatee S. R, Orerar
and Reseal! Zimmer in eueoesefolly
passing their exams, at the Sohool of
Practical Science, Toronto. The former
took honors in his final in Civil Engine.
Bring. Russell Zimmer is in the
Meohanioal and Eleotrioal Engineering
olaee.
The Midland (Mich) Republioan of
May 6, eaye of a former Bramante :-Dr.
Lambie, Midland's leading veterinary
Burgeon. was born in Scotland and name
to this country ten yearn ago. Ole is a
graduate of the Ontario Medical College,
and einoe be came to Midland has built
up e practice that compares with any in
the country, Dr. Lambie is aoneervative
in all bib methods, but what be dose not
know about a borne, or stook of any kind,
is not worth knowing, and hie buninees
ie in ooneequenoe inareaeing daily,
eo that hie services ere in great demand.
Bat by hie courtesy and willingoeee to
please be ie always ready to serve those
who may be in need of such aid.
Business Loca'is.
A quantity of manure for sale. Apply
to Jew. Conon,
PASTURE for a number of atoms.
Apply to Taos. MoORE, Bruseele.
OATS found. Owner may have the same
by proving property sod paying for tbie
notice. Tan POST Publishing House.
PnnSE lost at Brunets G. T. R. station
loot Monday. Owner will be greatly
obliged for its reooverv.
LIDA MOALLnM, Ethel,
Boy your mangel seed from Jae. Bal.
lautyoe. Tory Red, Yellow Intermed•
late and Half Sugar Beet -Half Mengel.
F fret-olaes Beed.
Sxnenoamp and 71 dozen high bask chairs
for rale aleo a couch and a number of
piotnree, &a. For partioulare as to
looelity ask at THE Posy.
To THE PDRLIo, •If y00 wish to have
lawn mowers put in firet•elase order you
eau have same done ata reasonable figure
by T. McGregor, 1Ni11 street, Brunets.
Paine found Tuesday morning at the
12th eon., Grey, aontaiuing a sum of
money, Owner may have Same by
proving property sod paying for Ibis
notice by calling on Robb. Dark, Brum
eels.
WANTED.-Bgge 16o, trade 14a cede,
commeuoiug May 26th. Treat those ped•
lare fair -make them take your butter,
pork, &o., with the eggs same ae y00r
General Merubant does, Potatoes want.
ed. Goo, E. Kith, Wingham.
Platteville played a tie game of foot
ball at Galt on Saturday. No goals were
spored.
Dundee foot ball team won their first
intermediate W. F. A., game on Saturday
by beating St. George 4 to 0.
The Harrieton High School foot ball
team played with the Listowel team on
Saturday last, The latter won.
The W. F. A. game played at Milverton
on May 18th, between Taviatook and
the home team retuned in a eoore of 2 to
0 in favor of Tavietook.
JAMES, -At 15 Woolfrey avenue, Toronto,
on April 2101, to Mr. and Mrs, J. H.
James, a deoghter,
Banca. -In Monktoo, on May 8, to Mr.
and Mre. R, J. Shine, a son.
031:Oa-79•
HEMewoiru.-In Wallace, on May 15,
Joanna Grille, beloved wife of Henry
Hemeworth, en her 26th year,
LrTTLn.-In Atwood, on May 14, John
Little, aged 75 years,
a3oae-area8001 :.a 014o80 S.1r.CS•,
Fall Wheat 90 91
Barley 87 38
Pens 65 00
Oats 29 80
Butter, tube and 1015.,., 12 18
Eggs per dozen 18 14
Hay per ton 6 00 7 00
Flour, per cwt .,,, 4 00 8 00
Potatoes per bne, 60 60
Apples (per bbl.) 1 00 1 25
Salt, per bbl., retail 1 00 70
Hoge, Live 4 75 4 75
Wool 16 16
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
NOTICE. OWING TO ILL
health Dr J. A, McNaughton, of
Emulate, is compelled to retire from active
praeliae for six menthe or a Year. Miner.
sons owing a000uuts 5111 kindly oatl and --
Arrau aeund :tug: doctor's leeldenot or 6) 773 aL
with444.8 the nudareignocl4., 13, MA MtniALD, W1WAn
DRICKLAYEIiS WANTED.—
AUply at onao.
WALKI91t & 00,11((, Wingham.
NOTICE !
The Court of Revision on 6ho Aeoeeemeut
5011 ler the Township of Molrie for 11,0 year
A.D.1008 will bo held at the Town Ball on
Monday. May 9011), next, at 1.0 o'clock n. in.
All portiee iuteresled will please take notice
and act aocordiugly.
W. CLARK, Clerk.
Clerk's O8Ioe, Morris, May 14,1014,
IN
THE 111011 1'0011'1' OF JusTICC.
Brussels vs. Lockridge.
Pursuant to the ,Judgment herein. dated
the Fourth day of May A.D. 1001, there will
be offered for sale by lsubllo Attctl° u, with
the apnrobution of the Suprem'. Court of
Ju diootnre, at Go'lsrich, on F1RIDAY, THP
27111 DAY OF MAY, A, D.1004, at tit hour
of twelve o'clock, noon, at the Ain artisan
Hotel, in the Village of Bruaeele, the follow-
ing valuable Woolen M111 property, 00018)y:
-Parte of Lae numbered three hundred
and thirteen (819) and three hundred auto
fourteen (814) mod Part of Park Lot lettered
"V," in the Village of Brussels, in the Coun-
ty of Ifnron, containing 111 all Snell -eight
thousand,two houdred and seveuby squarelinks, be he same more or less, The build-
tab
gelet buill-
babresuponythebr8i0c1i11t l44
a0
d800 Bomn(iofcaldairnggo
basement)
50x00 ft., a brick boiler .inose 25x
95 ft., and a frame plaice). house 14x90 ft, an
of which are in good repair. The maollinory
contained therein is nearly new, end coin.
prises, what is generally known, and desig•
anted ae a Two Set Woolen Mill, eavn mud
except, one Rotary Fulling Mill, 000 Cop
Winder, one 94 inch Card 1' iuleb, one Side
Draw and one Roil of two inch Filleting, the
property of the Toronto Woolen Machinery
Company. There is good steam motive
B'
oou slating of -a 40 to 50 h.p. Whecicek
Engine, and a 00 h.p. Bunter Bailor, both of
which are in good running an,oditlnu The
property will be. offered for sale subject to
a reserve bid, to beedxed by tho Local Mas-
ter of this Court. Title indisputable,
Terms of Sane -Ton per neut. of the pur-
chase money ou the day of sale, to be paid
to the Plaintiff's Solicitor, and the ball nee
to be paid into Court within thirty days
th ereoftor. The other terms and conditions
will be the standing conditions of the nigh.
Court of antic°. Further particulars may
bo had from the undersigned,
Dated this 10th day of May, A.D 1004.
W. Al, 01NnL315, 13, L. DOYLM,
SoliciPltoraiforntiffs. Latal AarLoal•
itt Godorteich.
MAY 19, 1904
We are now offering
Some very nice Rem-
nants consisting of 4, 6,
8 and 10 Rolls. Very
suitable for Pantrys,
Closets and small Bed-
rooms, and much below
regular prices, at
Drug Store
NOTICE.
Notion is hereby givoa that the Court of
Boylston on the Assessment Bo11 of the
Muoieipality of the Towuehtp of Elroy will
matt at the Townehlp Hall, lu tb a Village of
1'ltbel, Ott Monday, May 23rd, 1204, at 10 0'-
010010 0.1u. for the purpose of hearing map•
heals 1f any against said Boli. All persona
having bneincse at the Court are required
to attend at the time and place.
Dated this 5th day of 111,,y,1004.
300.191 M0INTOSH,
Clerk.
Notice to Creditors.
In the Surrogate Court of the (jaunty of
Hmon, in the matter of the eetete of
Henry Wallace Allan, late of the
Township of Hellctt, in the County
of Huron, farmer, deeeaeed.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to the
Ravish, Statutes 8t 0pta110, 1897, Chap, 125,
Sec, 98, that all creditors and Ohara having
claims against the ectato of Henry Wallace
Allan, late of the Township of Rullett, lu
eeid flaunty, farmer, who died on or about
the 10110 day of April, A. D. 1001, at Hu110tt,
in said C,.uuty, are requested to send by
poet, l»''paid or to delver to A. B. Maollon•
nod, of the Village of Blueeole, Solicitor for
John BimsOo, Beet, of the City of Brandon,
iu the Province of Maitoha, executor of the
last will and testament of Hoary Wallace
Ana 0, on or before the 201h day of June, A.
0. 1904, their full names, addressee and the
full palticnlars of their alaime, and the
nature of their eeaurltiee (if any) held by
them. Aud further tante nation that after
the said =attuned date the said Executor
will proceed to distribute cue estate of the
said deceased among the persons entitled
thnreto,haviug regale( only to 0110 olatmo of
which notice shall have been given ae above
required and tho said Exeartlor will not he
responsible for tho assets or any part there-
of so distributed, to say persue of whose
claim t,ottce shall not have been lecolved at
the time of euoh distribution.
Dated at Bretons tine 10th day o1 May,
A.13,1900.
A. 13. MACDONALD,
44.8
Solicitor for Executor,
BUGGIES !
BUGGIES !
IS TIIE BEST
Beware of Imitators and Imitations.
Superior Material, workmanship and Finish in all our goods.
Building from 10,000 to 12,000 Vehicles yearly we have our would-
be competitors distanced in cumbers.
We have still a few of these "Old Reliables" in up-to-date Finish
and Design to show you.
Does Quality count with you 2 If so be sure to call as we can
certainly interest you.
Best Goods Procurable at Close Prices.
We have a number of other- makes to show you, including the
"Platteville," "Palmerston" and "Guelph."
Also a number of comparatively new Second-hand Rigs, of other
makes, for sale at low prices.
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L a chIin.
Are You Going
to do any Fencing ?
111
OVE FENCE
IN O0ILDD SPI1ING WIRE
LEADS THEM ALL
It is all No. 9 Yard Steel Wire and
Strongest Fence made. The Railways and
Electric Roads are erecting it.
Call and get our Prices.
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