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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1904-5-26, Page 5144 4 48 MAY 2, 1904 rf '4051'1' t%'kje...0:k'?; f1.1v,..tq -r2.11=/tVg,r, TRAIN UP A CHILI) ,, Mel when toiiipr 8141111 111111 or Lisroglz tao- Tdr111 (melte Aprel 111.14 1004 Two Othr11011— Commorentl and Shorthand, Senator Oollego ,Tourtial. A. 14. Moth TYRE, Manager, e..`e*-aitgercaS"k (9•-•-asn't7r-act DOSIN.ESS CARDS. ATONE? TO LOAN AT 5 PER JUL oent, 0.8. SCOTT, Brafisele, MoORAOKEN— V Y nee at.0ririttg,r, grIti,firVItrerggeselcil,f. Ti1AR1VIS FOR B ALE —THE UN • 1- 1141010100010 has several good Farm for sale and to rent, softy berms, in Townships of Morris and Grey. 0 S. SO OTT,Bruasel ONEY TO LOAN.—S25,000. ./11.1L Wo have the above urnouut of pri- vote 'uncle to loan on real estate mortgages at 44 and 5 por cent. Easy terms of 00.1100. meet end coats of lean moderate, PltOUDFOOT, HAYS de BLAIR, Barrieters, Goderieli, M M. MORRISON, Issuer of Marriage Licenses, WALTON, ONT. MSS JEAN MANSUR, —TEACRICR OF— PIANO AND - ORGAN, MR.T.TS01MT-.1S, ROBERT CUNNINGHAM: 11010011008, FIRE ANO MARINF., GUELPH, 6J, LEO K 1E, LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE, LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, ()Mee over Hrastey's Drug Store, Nov, 0011, 1002. 80-3m Brussels, Wellington Mutual Fire inguritthe 81o, neTARLISIIILD 1840 Ineuranee taken on the oath and premium note system 11,4 0101111 totes. Br fore hour. Ing elsewhere aall on the undersigned Agent of the CompanY. GEORGE, ROGERS, Brunetti. • •••1101111111111111 AUCTIONEERS. -pi S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION- -a; Han, will Bell for bettor prices, to better men, in lees limo and lees °bargee than any other Auationeer In East Huron or ho won't charge anything. Dates and orders can always be arranged at this office or by personal application, ROBT. H. GARNISS I BLITEVALE — ONT. Auctioneer for Huron County. Terms reasonable.. Sales arranged for al 1110 (Mee 0111111 rola, Brussels. 8011 VETERINARY. T D. WARWIOK— el • Honor Gtadutue of the Ontario Vet - winery College, is prepared to treat all cli 0 - eases of domesticated animals in a compet- ent rammer. Dertionler atteution paid to VeterMury Dentistry. Valhi promptly at- tended to, Office and Infirmary—Four doors North of bridge, Tel nberry at., Brussels, LEDA AND CONVEYANCING. AE. MACDONALD_ . Demister, Solicitzt, Notary, Ete, 400000001 to 0. F. Shur. 01800 over Stan- dard flunk, Brusludg, Solicitor for Aletro- politan Book, NV M. SINCLAIR— • Barriater, Solieitor, 'Oonveyaneer, Rotary nubile, &c. umee-13 teseart'a Block 1 door North o/ Oeutral Rotel, eolioitor for the Standard. Bank. DROUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR— "- BARRISTERS, SOLIOITORS, NOTARIES PUBLIO, 141300. W. Pnounroom, IC. 0. IL, 0, HAIR G, 0.131,8m. Ofilees—elhose formerly ooeupied by Messrs Cameron eL 100*8, Gonismon, ONTARIO. MEDICAL CARDS, J. A. M'NAUGHTON, el, D., O. At., Trinity University, Fellow Trinity Medicatl College,Member College of Phyeleittue and SurgeOns,'Ont. Lieentiate of the Royal (fol- iose of Phyelciane and Licentiate of Mid- wifery , Edinburgh. s"..eoloplione No.14, , Residence -51111 street, Bruesels, DENTISTRY DR. R. P. FEILD. DENTIST • Graduate of the Royal College or 44804011 Singeons of Ontario and First aloes Honor Graduate of Toronto Uulvogolly. 01116e next 80 lerewerei ?he tograp u talevy, 4418448814148. • MANY CALLS g are refielved from bueiness Arms and J. MANY STUDENTS are planed in good g a positions earth year by the foram gaZiii OENTRAL STRATFORD, ONT. iTide 'wheel. Maths for the 1410110013li Arm linsur in butteries education to ilthatia to -day, alany Butrinens Col- we. loges employ out, graduates ,as teach- ere. WO have 800000 01 applioations • 1 from other Collegert, Ave to the them the day yen outer, 0801018000 00114000 iinow, Ciaturogue free. W, J. 1014141UTT,Prine1p11IA • Mi.stri.c/ 80,35, celottee Wire, John Mil on left fur 13arr1e to join her huebend there, .Rev. D. Rogers preathed in the 6.1eth. whet 1111 011 here loot 80511011, J, A. Hoene hae pureleteed Mro, 008.001),0 poverty in the village for 9800. 080. 8, G. Italne 0 Mew theee drip] look lug fur reunite to go down to camp et, London on June 7. Teesday and Weduethey of title wa-ls Hoy. J. W. Holmes was at Kineertline attending the DIstriat Met time, Howlett distrlet L. 0, L. will hold their regular Elharlot meeting in the Orange hall Gerrie 011 Tuesday Aley 81 at 2.80 p. m. Workmen the bogy excavating the °eller for Wm. Robertsou'e clew More ou Queen street, elm, J. H. Stratton, who has been vieiting her pareute here for the past month, returned to her home in Kansas City on Monday of last weelc Her brother, John Hirone, accompanied her as ler af1 London. At a football meeting held in the Queen'e hotel on Monday evening of lest weeds the following °Moen were appoint- ed for the coming Reason :-1400. ident, Dr. Lindsay ; vietepresident, Won, Marren ; manthier, Dr. Long ; semetary. trettenrer, R H. Stewart 1 captain, Wm. Smith ; managing oommittee, T, B. Mo. Arter, 3.. Robinson, R. fi. Somers and John Brown. V171 'Eaten vet. 3,1(3. Swartz has purchased Major Hall (record, 14i) at Winnipee, and !moods bringing him back to tour the Outer le 04=18 noes. June 14-15 are the dates of Convention of the Huron County Suuday School and Ohrietiao Endeavor Associations, to be held in WIngham. One ot the most flouriehing depare• meets of the Wingham Methodist Chetah is the Sunday &hoot. Udder the stmerintendeney of Dr. Tuwler, the school never gets in a rut, and a deep iutereet ie always maoifeet. 012448 80001480 for the year amonuted to $254.78 extienditure, 888065 ; Interne, 815 18 Prom the Secretary's report we take the following :—Offiettre, 40 ; teathers, 28 ; number of elation., 26 ; total memberthip oI 1011001 proper, 870 ; media roll mem- berthip, 24 ; grand total, 894 ; average of the entire echool for the year woe 219, whioh wae 0 deorease of 10 over last year, (lathed vary largely by the nnuanally Peyote and stormy Winter ; booke in library, 270, The following are the 'officiate for the ensuing year ;--Supt., W. B. Towler, 151. D. ; ANIL Supeititendente, W. Fessant, H. Park ; Bee., W. Y. Lloyd ; Asst. See., Benson Ornikehank ; Troth., Miss L. Lloyd ; Librarian, J. A. Morton ; Asst. Librarians, W. Dixon, W. MoXo8bon • Leader of Orchestra, J. A. Morton ; Pianiet, Fay Morton ; Aeat. Pianist, Mollie Hammond. IA pat o W011. J. A. and Mrs. Reeking went to Port Beth where Mr. Haoking's family will spend the Sumtner. Mies Pearl Sproule has returned home from Toronto, where she hae been attend• ing the Univeraity with a view of gratin. acing in medicine. W. Olimie, editor of the Banner'ash eompanied the members of the Canaclian Press Association on their trip to the World'e Fair at St. Louis, W. T. Armstrong, who was token down with typhoid fever shortly aft, r bie re- moval to Toronto, 48 making favorable progrege, but is still in the hospital. A. J. Onediels, who hoe held a re. eponeible pesition iu J. W. Stott & Sone banking house for the past two years, purposes leaving for Toronto where he will enter the head aline of the Sovereige Batik. Friday 18.11 wee Oheeie Fair Day but eel no eheeee was offered and only a few buyers were 1)0*088*! the Fair was called off. There wes no business done 88 011, The met mt eting will be hold in the board room on Friday, the 27th inst. E 0. Thornton, manager of the Morris Piano 00 , has purointeed from T. H. .11s 1118 floe reeideuae on Do.id street, formerly owned by Wm, Thouipmn, Mr, Thornton's family iti removing from Woodstock to Lisinsvel, and will Mike up their residence in it. Geo. Zilliax, of Orangeville, was in town last week. He he sold the old sale stables property on Wallace street) to Vandriok 13ros., who, we understand,' intend to take tbe old building down atid erect a brick building on the site, to be used for sale stables and other purpoths. taocterletz. The County Council meets here on Tuesday, June 7111. The General seesions of the Peace will open on Tuesday, June 14811 before Hie Honor Judge Doyle. The managing oommittee of athletios has decided to hold the Oallegiate sports on Friday, May. 27th. Beetling eo far hae only been fair, the lifts made by the Evelyn uot beim/ up to thew of many former MOORS, North areal, Methodiste will make no further 411008 114 the erection of their new thumb until their new pastor occupies the pnlpie. Oor store Meth are jubilant over the early etaet of the early closing move. ment, for nearly every businees house closes before 6 15, 0. G. Newton Nee taken away the fence from the front of hie residence on North !Area, making hie propetty prettier than ever, judge Holt vine in Toronto attending the fawned of the late Miee MeMiaking, end rrefi preseut at the interment in the family plot, Chippewa. Capt, Wm Gawky is said to be on the omen hotneward, bound from South Africa, and may bo in Gederith any day between Viotoria Day and Dominion Day. The past week there wore many dunks (3113801) 181 the hatber, and on leveret thOthibne divert; and sea pigeons had great battlee, the ducks, however, alwe,ye finiehing the fight by diving. The season opened in good style last week for our harbor butane, for Within 13 hours two large eteetners, with 190,000 bushels of wheat between them, end Dytnvnt's stormier, with 488,000 feet ot lumber tied up at our death. The grain veesele were unloaded in quiolt time, no was oleo the Wilber the. 211'.t°1weli'01i hl tPanerNnrge. m1tad0hadfa11 yIua i1esing clown Mitaderni0We storm to hie meal, which wee tied up at the Govertintent 41004. He fall at a part of the o! -p4 where they are math out of order, end though no bone° were broken, Fo 61880 eoueiiierably bruleed 'shout the Jaws and offered cothidereble pain, 10 et ti—t Mro, 7, V, Croaker attil eon, of Buff ile, arrived in town to epend 11 NV/ days. The Tonthrial artiste of town have entered *4140 eo agreement to do tio worlc in their simpe after the hour of 8 p. m, except on Wednesday and Saturday even• Mee'the same to take effect on Jena let. Word was received here at the ilinees from pleurisy of John Rona, et 0111- 1110848011, N. W. T. Mr, Rees le en until° of D, 3.. Roesof town, mud was to 010 twenty -Mx yews ago a resident of Exeter. Rev. It. J. M. Perkine, Mre. G. Kemp, and Mrs. J. D. Atkinson, on behalf of the (Moir, the Ladies' Gaild and the Minion Reed of the Trivitt Memorial chetah, preprinted Thos. and him Oka with a beautiful eilver fruit dieh, in le cognition of their faithful eervioes in the work of the °buret' while here. W. L. and Mre. Holman aud son, Louie, of Barb Francisco, OM., have been visiting old Maude and relativee in Ex eter and vicibity, Mr. Holman Wee at one time ft regident of Stephen, being born near Devon, and le a brother of Mre. Wm. Drew, of totem and Gem W. Holman, of El muudville. Since leaving here some thirty yearn ago he bee beetle a cent ith011e resident of San Fren011300 where he is the owner of large oar shop% and doing an extensive bueinees. r wi ch. The Presbyterian congregation will meet a wire fence around the church lob this Sommer. Lumber hag been delivered at the sta. lion for enlarging the freight 'Medi, and erecting a kitchen to the rear of the elation. John Strong llth line, has plowed up tweuty *0(00 ai)l's!! wheat. The general reports re Fall wheat in Howiek are not favorable, Rev. J. W. Holmes, of Gerrie, preaoh• cid Epworth League Anniversary ser. moire ou Sunday, at Mayne, Newbridge and Fordwioh. Rev. Dr. Wilkie, of Toronto returned mieelenary from India, conducted the eervioe in the Presbyterian church teat Sunday morning. Charlie Rattan, of Lakelet, left here on Monday morning of loot week for New Ontario, where he purposes going to hie farm fur the Semmer. The cattle yards at the station hair beau cleaned and disinfected and the 0. R authorities have asked for an es. timete of the removal of the yards West o[ the grain bowie. The Summer meetiege of the Woman'e Institutes in thie vicinity will be held at the following places and on the dates named : lidolesworth. June 7th ; Ford• with, June 8811 ; Gorrie, June 9th. These meetings will be addressed by Mies Belle Miller, Guelph, and Miee Jose Hills, of Toronto. Sestlerth. Will. Hays, who hae been attend- ing College in Toronto, rater:led home on Monday, Rev. Albert McKeon is making or- rangemeras for a monster plonk' at St. 0olnmban on June 22nd. V. N. Kl,kpatriok, teller at the Domiu• ion Bank left on Saturday for two weeke. vaeation, during which be will visit St. Lole exhibtion. The grocery delivery boys have formed a anion and hove deoided not to deliver any groceries after 8 p, tn. On Saturday evening or evenings before holidaye. Oommenoing on Saturday lase the Canada Fernitnre Co. Mond at 12 o'clook for the benefit of their employees. This will be oontlitned throughout the Sum. mer mouths. The Epworth League, of the Method hit (March, twill held a social in the (Murat ou Tneeday evening, May Blot. The program will be gotten up entirely by the young men of the ohoroh. Mayor Cluff haa called a publie meet- ing of the eitizeus of Seaforth, to be held in the town hell, on loriday evening, May 2711, for the purpose of considering and (hemming the deeirability of purchasing or leasing the electric plant of the town. S. and Dirs. Mullets and' family returned after a eojourn of about two years in the Northwest and ere visiting relatives ttud renewing old Requaintathes in town and vicinity. Mr. Mullett for. merly coucluoted a hardware eters in town. Cliee ton. j. Miller bag bonght o gasoline engine for pumping putposee. The annual pienic held under the auspieee of St. Joseph's church will take plaoe in Farqnhar's grove on June 16th. S. 8. Cooper has the contract for altering the seats of St. Patit's church and ridging the Melee, Be is oleo re. modelling Jae. Dunfordei cottage on King etreet. F. R. and Mrs. Hodgene, W, and Mro. Jaokson and Dr. and Mee. Shaw went on the Canadian Bailway Ticket Seller& Asethiation excursion to the St, Louie Exposition. J, Taylor 10 0118 of the thirty Ontario lawn bowlers and left on Townley for Montreal where they take boat for Great 13ri10iu to make a six weeks' tour of England, Ireland and Sootlauti. Oliver Johnson returned from the Nortliweeb, whither he went with a oar load of bursae. He was et Oxbow, Atha., and Hannay, Math, among other planes and says the country is booming. W 1. Hoag, who has been connoted with the organ (eatery for the past ten years, fov nearly two years to superin• tende0t, lately received several handsome offers from outeide firms but has finally decided to remain and has made a .ne.v engagement with the Cotripany. Another of the early residents passed away on Thureday afternoon 12111 Met in the person of Alfred Moore after an BMus of about three months, He was born in Hartlepool, Yorkshire, Englitud, sixty.eight years ago and in 1851 creme to Clinton whioh continued to be hie home until 8110 tied. Ilie brother was engaged in bueinese hero and Mr, Moore became postmaster, being %bout, the etherld to hold that position. He retained it for several years and when he retired was entmeeded by the late Thortilis Pair. ilubsetmently Mr. Moore engaged in farming, He alwaye enjoyed good health the diners to whioh ho oueoumbed being it Is OSELG really (ole neat as well as his last. Alpe. Moore died eight yeare ago, if---.--talltelft 1 1 , The theiti are still haying the rue «1 the garilthe wound wen. Several cer loade of tiee have arrived at Heneall station for St, Joseph, to be need on the now eleatria reed. Geo, McEwen M. P. arrived On 'Fuse. day of kith week bringing with him two oar lends of very line eettle width be pup- ointsed near A.nta. At the meeting of the Qthrterly Botha of the Methodiet cherub 18 wee deoided to 4108 8110 p8840048 montb's holidays 30 Rennie was eppoleted representative to the Distriot Meeting. Mine Ethel Murder* came home on Monday *1 last week from London where she has oompleted her othree at the Commeteial college. She leaves again for London, where she hes taken a Nri'hei"O lObserver saye :—We have been in- formed on good authority that N. Cantina has purehthed the Commereial Hotel from W. R. Hodgins and will take pose. onion in aboul a month. He intends removing the present structure and met. ing a veritable "King Edward'. build. 4044. Pot '130 (80(1. The seetionmemare experiencing con. eiderable linable with cattle wandering near the railway tropic. The foundation of D. Kidd's new residence has been completed and a gelid piece of maeonry it ie. Buff Hoar ie atilt holding down hie old position of halfback on the thanipiou Intermediate Toronto Scioto football team. In a recent game he succeeded in eaoring the of the four goals obtained by the Soots. Wm, Gilchrist and hie gang of brick. layers have quielsly rushed up the walls of 0. Ballantyue's new briok atore, 3.8 the present rate of progress, Mr. Bal. lantyne ehould soon be in possession of his new building. A carryall load of Odcifellows drove to Listowel 00 Monday evening of last week to take part in the initiation of a number of eandniates into the mysteries of the Oriental degree. They report an excel>. Renato, enjoyable time, In oeuthotion with the Beim Ball Club the following officers were elected : —Hon. Preeident, T. G. Ballantyne ; Hon. vice Pres., John Rogers ; President Jan. Struthers ; Sect.Treas., Heigh E. Mal:twine ; Committee of Management, Meese. Riehmond, Hook and Malley. From Assessor Hamilton's retorne of Elmo. for the year the following infor. maiden is gathered :—No, of three of railroad lands 128, bnell land 3,159, olear• ed Iambi 51,097, waete lands 12,790, total aoree of land 67,176 ; amouut of aesesament 83,382,000 1 males between 21 and 60, 925, days. labor 4481, population 3,699 ; doge NB, horned (tattle 21,727, sheep 2,932, horses 2,540, hogs 8,377 ; births 50, not registered 12, deaths 88 •, three of orchard 566, acme of Fall wheat 8,558, children between 6 and 16, 621., be- tween 7 and 18, 425, between 16 and 21, 241. I60 D1F11:1f1tENLIE. No distinction ie made as to the kind of Piles that Efem-Roid cores. The 080080Internal, External, Bleed- ing Blind, Itobiug, Suppurating, eta., are simply names of the different stagee through which every ease will pass if 16 continues long enongh. Piles ere (mused by congestion or (deg. nation of blood in the lower bowel, and it traces an internal remedy to remove the MUM. 14. Leonhardter Hem Roid is a tablet taken internally. 11 10 a permanent ours and no 0008 of Piles hes ever been found it failed to OUre. Money book if it does. A guarantee with every package. Bold in Brussels by Jae. Fox, Cleautteli ELU Ne North Dakota farmers are applying for thrtifloates to Bettie in new Ontario. S. F. Washington, K. 0., has been ap. pointed Crown Attorney for Wentworth. Wheat taming le about finished in Manitoba, and tbe condition are most favorable. The five-year•old son of George Vivian, of Mitchell, tell into a well and was d rowned. Abtoruey•Generel Oarnpbell proposes to recommend a high license system for Manitoba. Fifteen building pormite, representing a valuatiou of $123,860, were termed in Winnipeg Tueeday. Eliphane Gagnon, of St. Anne, °biotin. tirei, lute been awarded a medal for saving the life of Naraisse Grenon. Wilcox, the alleged mail robbere at Be. gine, is reported to have oonfessed. Hie trial has been poetponed until next week. Eton. G. W. Stephens has given 95,000 in Bethune Electric) gold bonde to the endowment fund of the Montreal Gametal Hoepital. Wm. Traoy hae reeigned the Bursar - ship of the Toronto Asylum, and James Contemn has been promoted from Misloo. The memodal to Bergt. George Leon. ard, who fell ab Zend River, will be erected on the Owlet House square at Woodstock. A blaze at Woodetook College at an early hour on Saturday nmenitg caused great excitement among the studente. Damage light. The Canadiem railveaye are taxed to their utmost capeoity to handle traMo Mite nitwit, while the United States railways the experiencing depreasion, Lawyer Bangs coefessed to reoeiving -between eaven and eight thousand del. lam stolen from the math, by Wilcox, of Ilegine, and VMS committed for trial. Game° W. Smith, implement agent at BOokwood, 1108SOO to penitentiary for lOve years, lose time elretilly served, for foreleg about 88,000 worth of farmers' notes. At lottlton's Mille, near Harriaton, Pearl Burton, aged fourteen, was imitane• ly killed by the thoideetal dietherge of a ride in the hands of her brother, aged eixteen. Ilev. J. H. Oliver, of Listowel Metho. diet 05414041, line been invited to the pastorate of !cup Street Methodist Charon, Toronto, for the term beginning June, 1005. Mre, M. H. Eddy, the bead of the Ohrietien Bolentiete, has promulgated a (lease spinet the eegregetion 01 the aelteri in °label and her followere are puzzled to know just What egad it Will have. -•. aRviknegte(rws41.,e113)iraanteGe amVeizt j3oraisoe ID3:71 and FOOL 11 a 1 1110:1138 and a grand 80otch 'then ti. evening. The Aet Linn Bible Boolety herr de. IcKinno .401(4 le p ea the revised version of the Bible. Same the organization of the goolely, 88 3 eare ago, rigid adherence has been mainlined to the rule wheel) pre- eoribed that no English edition of the triJ4iogpttirj e e:ilnolanovaldbroon. epb etithed other than IMPORTANT NOTICES j.41OR SALE—LOT 207 AND dwelling therein, North-weet °enter William and Alklt streets, Brusaels. 48.61 T. LECKIE, QHORT HORN YEARLING Li 14041 001: eel°, red in color mid brad from lat prise stook. Lot 24Con, 10, Grey. 3, 1), 14101411110, Proprietor, Oraubrook 8,0, C. 0. V, Court Prineeen Alexaudria, No. 24, 0.0. F., ruseele, meets in their Lodge Room, Islas - hill Block, on the god and loot Tuesdaya of Quell mouth, at 8 o'olock. Visiting brethren alwaya weleoine, JAS. BURGESS, 0.11. WALTL'IL 131411406, it S. 9'1110110'BRED YORKSHIRE ROW 14004 SALL — The undersigned offers for sale one Thoro'-bred Yorkshire Row, ILL years Old, 40 pia to hie thoro'.1cred Yorkabire hog. For prim) apply 10 14. 8. hIOHOLSON, (Hodmin Lime Works), Mor- ris, Beigraye 0. 0. 8841 Board of Health Notice, To the public, of 13r00sels The time le approaching when all yards and yrater-elasets MUST bo Mewled up, All peraons ooneerued meet note thie us the law w131 be etrietly euforeed. Signed to be- half of the Board of Health. 80.6 IL PAUL, °batman. NATANTED.- SPECIA.L REP— . nireaNTATIvR In 61115 Minty una ad- JOInIng territories, to represent and adver- tise an old eetabliahed business house of solid. financial standing. Salary 821 weakly, with expeneee advanced each Monday by eheek direct from headguartere. Home and buggy furnished when necessary; posi- tion permanent. Address Blew Brom, & Co., Boom 610 Monon Bldg., Chiciago, 411. Prize Winning Short Horns for Sale. Eight young Bulls from Imported and Some brad wive gat by Imported Sire, Also Cows and Heifers of different ages. A few pure bred Berkshire Pigs, 10 weeks old, for aale. Have a quantity of Seed Pees, the Early June variety, to dispose of. It la a medium sized white pee. and were grown from seed from near North Bay and yielded over 37 butthels to the 8008, 0180 of begs. Will oleo sell a good aged working and driving horse. 8841 • D. MILNE dr SON, Ethel. STOCK FOR SERVICE BULL FOR SERVICE.— THE Undersigned will keep /or Barytes a there' bred Durham bull, on his farm ad- joining Brussels. Toms, 81 00 with privi- lege of returning if necessary. • GEO. ROBB, Proprietor, REAL ESTATE. GOOD FARM FOR SALE.— The undersigned offers for sale her excellent farm, located 00 Oon. 10, Grey towusbip, and containing 163 merle. There le a comfortable frame cottage, bank barn, good driving abed, orchard, dm., on the premium. Vann hi well drained and fenced. I8 in also well watered by the river Mait. land and an invaluable Spring. Convenient to market, sohool and churches. For one°, tonna and other particulars apply on the premises, or if by letter to MRS. T. 0,10,. 4410141, Bra prietrese, Oranbrook 30.0. 8061 1 on ACRE FARM FOR SALE, v being Lot 11, Con. 4, Grey town. ship. 80 acres cleared, balance bush. There 10 0. good house, bank barn, orchard, &0. Well fenced aud farm in good oondition 100 same of Fall wheat in. 6 miles from Brea - Bele ; only 4 of a :mile from church and 14 miles from school. PoeserellOu 0011l3 be given to suit the purchaser. For Mr - Naar parlieulare as to priee, terms, dm., ap- ply an the premises to A. 00010, Proprie- tor, Or at c.eng Posv,13russehe 21.40 ITARms FOR SALE. — 350 Lanes first-class land in the Toventhip of Grey—bot 16, 00n. 14, 100 acme ; 1406 17, Oon, 14,100 items ; and %V4 Lot 18, Cam 14, 50 acres -260 acres. All in exoellent condi- tion with ark-01mm building*; briok home with all modern conveuieneee, and large bank burn, root and straw house, stables. ,to. Well watered. From 85 to 40 aores of good hardwood bush. 1408 10, Oon, 00, con - Mining 100 sorsa of first-class land, good frame 1101100 and large bank barn nearly new. The property can ho sold in two or three percale to suit purchasers. Terms liberal, Also a commodious dwelling house and lot in Brunets. For Termer 'tertian. tars apply LO the oernelr on the premises, LALTORILIN MoNEIL, or to MO, LEOXIE, Brussels, 21-tf STILL IN THE OLD STAND While we are not given much to puffing up our business in the public print we desire to thank our numerous customers for the hearty support accorded us in 1903, and to state that we are still in the old stand ready to attend to their wants. Wood work repairs promptly attended to and all departments of hlacksmithing, with a specialty made of Horse -shoeing and Job- bing. As we have spent 18 years in Brussels we think we are com- petent to understand the wishes of the public to a good extent. Call and see 118. T. PLUM Thomas street, Brussels. BLYTH, I MILLINERY We keep a sharp width 00 faeltionei dietates, and follow olesely whatever Millinery thangee may be inoidental to a (Mange of dram/ etyles, eo that you. are always sure of finding the !Meet things here. We have arrangements made whereby we have new stylee shipped to us 08 then 00 they appear on the market. Our Millinery department, under the able management of Mies Hood, is a grand sucoeue, Our trimmere have to work overtime to fill orders. We have each a gorgeous dieplay of New Hats and iTrinniugs, we will be pleased to hove you call and view our grand display of Millinery. Yen don't need to climb upstaire to see it. It ie ail (Replayed in our speolous show room on the ground floor. Whitewear and Shirt Waists We have just received a shipment of Ladies' White Underwear and Shirt Witiets, ithich were ordered before the &deaths in Cottone, and will be sold at special prices. We MEW show a full line of travellers' 'temples of Whitewear whioh will be eold below wholeeale prices -- - White Muslin Shirt Waists, wide Moth, hem stitched, only SOO. — Flee White Minsline Waiste, trimmed with yak lace and insertion, in all sizes, at 61. —Corset Covers, trimmed with Woke and torthon laoe and insertion, great value at 25o, 35o, 60e and 7410, —Lediee' Fine White Skirts, trimmed with embroidery, 81. —Ladies' Drawers, nicely trimmed with teaks and lace, 50o and 76e. 41Milefialt BUG-GIES! B R ifilmamMecizaraitasrosienll BUGGIES ! IE THE BEST Beware of Imitators and Imitations. 10,01,01,01,,wwholovio, 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 numbers. We have still a few of these "Old Reliables" iu up-to-date Finish and Design to show you. Does Quality count with you ? If so be sure to call as we can certainly interest you. Best Goods Procurable at Close Pr!ces. We have a number of other makes to show you, including the "Plattsville," "Palmerston" and "Guelph." Also a number of comparatively new Second-hand Rigs, of other makes, for sale at low prices. ,,,..t.,t,a4,1,,totet.thwtotet,to N. S. Mc au el lin. Matt110.1•01,110.002•=•••=1. Are You Going to do any Fencing ? gumE2BENgsmErEz=223 IDEAL WOIEN FE a IN COILED SPRING WIRE LEADS' THEM ALL It is all No. 9 Hard Steel Wire and is the Strongest Fence made. The Railways and Electric Roads are erecting it. Call and get our Prices. %11.11011011,10,16,0010101010'1,"1 Wilton & roammomammormemisensomemwormemerm 28 u nbull WE are now ready'for 1904 with a larger stook of Buggies than ever we had and a walk through our Show Rooms will convince intending purchasers what our stook is. We have kept the lead and intend to do so if good rigs will do it. WO have added to our Buggy Tops this season a Spring t prevent the bolte and rivets from breaking. Thio has berm a len felt want. We have 4 styles of Aglee—Dust and Oil Proof, Long Dietanoe, 1000 Miles, and the Noieelesa Axles, also a few of the old styles. All Steel Body Hangers and all trimmed with beat Leather. Along with our own Buggies we handle a number of first-class Factory Buggies. Our Wagons are all Oak with 2i and 8 inch tires ; Trucks and Medium size, We invite every intending pureharrer to tall and Buy torn us and eave money, EWAN & Co.) Brussels.