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�C/STOWEL
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Term opens April Ilth, 1904
Two Oouraee--
Commeroial and Shorthand.
Send for College Journal.
A. L. MoINTY1tE, Manager,
BUSINESS CARDS.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 PER
cant. F. H. SCOTT, Braasote,
WH. MOORAOKEN—
e Issuer of Marriage Lioeneee. Of.
oe at Grocery, Tnrnberry street, Broomall',
-1ARMB FOR RALE—THE UN -
e and to rent espy terms ala dTownships
orris and Grey. F B. SCOTT, Brussel
OBEY TO LOAN.—$25,000.
We have the above emouot of pri-
vate funds to loan on real estate mortgagee
at 0.04 6 per -cent. Easy terms of repay -
slut and Deets of loan moderate.
PROUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR,
Dentition, &o., Goderioh,
M. MORRISON,
sailor of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON. ONT,
MISS ':LEAN M'LAUCHLIN,
TEACHER OF—
PIANO - AND - ORGAN.
Nalwcrsems..6. ONT.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAMI
/NBURANaa,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
J. LECKIE,
LIFE AND FIRM INSURANCE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
ORlee over Hureley'e Drug Store,
Nov. Srd, 1902. e0.9m Brussels,
Wellington Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.,
EOTABLIDIED 1840
Inenranee taken on the Dash and premium
note eyetem occurrent rates, Before luaus.
log elsewhere eatl on the undersigned Agent
of the Company.
GEORGE ROGERS, Brussels.
AUCTIONEERS.
1." 8. SCOTT A8 AN AUCTION.
• Sas, wit) sell tor better vetoes, to
better men In lees time and lees chargee
than any other Auctioneer in East Huron or
be won't charge anything. Deter and orders
can alwysbearranged at this ogles or by
personal appnoatlon.
ROBT. H. GARNISS
{BLUEVALE — ONT,
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terme reasonable.' Rates arranged for
at the office of THE Pen, Brunets. 22tt
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK —
tl • Honor Grafters of the outario Vet-
erinary College, le prepared to treat all ilia•
eases of domesticated auimpta in a compet-
ent number, Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Dantietry, Calls promptl at-
tended to. ORtoe and Infirmary—Four doors
North of bridge, Turnberry et., Brauela.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
B. MACDONALD—
• Barrister, Solicitor. Notary, lite.buceeesor to G. F. Blair, [igloo over Stan-
dard Bank, Bruning. Solicitor for Metro-
politan Beak.
VVM. SINCLAIR—
• Barrister, Bolioitor, lConveyanoor,
Eaten' POW. Aa Mae—Stewart'. Block
1 door North 02 Centra Hotel.
Bollettor tor the Standard Bank.
PROIIDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR—
BARRISTERS SOLICITORS, NOTARIEB
PUBLIC, PATO.
W. Psouxi ooT, K. 0. 11. 0. HATO
G. F. BLAIN.
Omoes—Those formerly occupied by Messrs
Cameron & H016,
C•onnnroii, ONTARIO.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAU HTON,
15. D., O. Rl.,
Trinity University, Fellow Trinity Medical
Sente cetaetn.oylolurgons OL College of
O
lege ot
Surgeons,
and Licentiate ot Mid-
wltcry Edinburgh. tm'Telephone No.14,
Reeidenoe-Mill street, Brussels.
DEHT!STRY
DR. R. P. PEIL.D.
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College of Metal
Surgeons ot Ontario and Firet.olaee Honor
Graduate of Toronto Univereityv. Ogles
next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery,
BRUSSELS.
t=m;:p=mmstzt=situtzprzi�
MANY CALLS
are reoelved froth Mosinee@ time and
MANE STUDENTS emplaced In good 11
positions much year by the tamoue .f
CENTRAL
lieratibr�i�/
STRATFORD. ONT.
This eobool stands for the Hi ru m
AND BEIM in bueineee education In
Canada today. Many Mennen Col-
/ogee
oolegee aptploy our gradaatee its tench,
ere, we have scone of applieatione
Berl othee Colleges , Alk to see tt{am
thenay o enter. Co� IEa oe course
now. Catalogue free,
"
W, J. ELLIOTT, Principal..
Brussels
Greenhouse,
PLANTS AND
FLOWERS.
You will find at Brussel. Greenhouse
any quantity of Tomato, Oauhfi,wer,
Celery end Cabbage Plante. Tomato
Plante 10o, a box or 80. a dozen loose.
Fine oolleation of Flowering Plante,
A aholoe lot of Geraniums ani
Annuals for bedding•
Cob Flowers supplied.
Floral Deeigne made to order,
MISS KELLY.
Huron County Council,
[Continued from page 1,)
MONTY PROPERTY 00t1MtTTEE.
We visited the jail and found the j'il.
er'e report oorreot and we adviee report
to be printed in minutes. The contract
for heating jail with hot water system is
now oompletsd and tested and hat
given good eatiefaotion. Vielted the
Registry o01oe and toned same in good
order with exception of the carpet. We
reoommend that linoleum be purchased
at 50o a yard to replace oarpet. We re•
commend that feriae at beak of Registry
office be repaired. Visited the various
rooms in Court House and found every-
thing in good order and clean.
A. Yonne, Chairman.
The report was pasted with Mr, Miller
in the obuir.
EDUCATION COMMITTEE,
In the matter of Walkerton, Haerieton
and Park Hill Uohegiatee requeete for
payment for non•reeident papile, we
adviee that monies be paid only when
proper notification has been given. Re
porta were presented from Goderiah,
Clinton end Seaforth Collegiatee but two
lettere do not show reoeipte from moo•
reeidenb pupils, Advise payment of
Maim from Listowel for non resident
pupils. We reoommend that the exam•
*nation centre this Bummer be changed
from Bayfield to Varna so as to a000m•
modate oendidatee.
M. LOCKHART, Chairman,
Report passed with Mr. Speakman in
the chair.
Re o*aim of St. Marys Collegiate
Institute your aommittee, the '7arden,
Solicitor, Treasurer and Clerk, m 1 and
after considering the matter, decided to
pay $97 OG The full claim le $97.06 for
1903 and $56 for 1902, making $153 06.
We do not ooneider the Go. liable for any
amount claimed previous to 1903.
W. Somme, Chairman.
ROAD AND BRIDGE COMMITTEE.
We reoommend that the Co. Engineer's
report be printed in the minutes. With
reference to Kirkton bridge between
Huron and Perth we reoommend that
our Co. Engineer sot for thin Co. In re•
gard to Amenl's bridge between town.
drips of Grey and Elmo whioh was injur-
ed by Springfreehet to be rebuilt in con-
j00ation with Perth Co., the bridge to be
of steel with dement abutments, Tenders
to be naked for in the uenal way. Reaom•
mend tenders be asked for ereotion of
bridge aoroee Bauble on town line between
Stephen and Hay, known as Steulake'e
bridge, steel structure and Dement abut.
menta. With refereooe to letter from
Meson. Prondfoot, Hays & Blair re Pori
Albert washout and bridge and the visit
of deputation on the same matter, we re-
oommend that it be referred book to the
Council to deal with. We reoommend
that 9300 be granted Engineer
Ansley to 290nre an aaeietant for the
balanoe of the year to aeeiet in overseeing
the neaeeeary work in progress. With
reference to nea009ary security re bridge
building °entracte with Hunter Bridge
Co., of Kincardine, we reoommend that
Warden sign omtraot in usual way.
With reopeat to Monier from Ontario
Co., respecting Good Roads we roam•
mend no aation.
D. OANTELON, Chairman.
Mr, Bioko °occupied the ohair in Cum•
mittee and report was adopted.
AMER'S REPORT.
Number of prisoner; 000flned in jail at
present are 8, ae fullowa ;—Robert Wal -
Moe, J. W. Gibson, 8. Todd and Wm.
Matheson, for vagraoay; Geo. Sohwerzere,
Jas. Gunn and Mrs. Polley, for insanity ;
and J. 0. Carson for larceny. I would
like very much it Council would visit
jail at this meeting ae a large number of
improvement; have been done, that I
would lilte you to see. 1 may say that the
hot water system put in the jail for heat•
infi purposes hen been completed to the
entire eatiefaotion of the Committee.
JOSEPH C. GRIFFIN, Jailer.
REPORT OF BUILDING COMMITTEE.
Your committee met at the House of
Refuge on February 20. We sent In.
etruetlone to the Co. Solicitor to prepare
an agreement between Contractor Cooper
and the Co, and eee that it was properly
monied. Tbie has been done and ie
eeliefaotory to 00. Agreement ie attaab.
ed to Ibis report and we trust will meet
with your approval. The oontraator's
cheque ae security for 9900 is on deposit
to the credit of the Op„ in Moleon'e Bank
in Clinton. Mr. McBride, of London,
the Architect, has agreed to vielt arid
inspect the building when required by
Mr. Cantelon Chairman of Committee.'
'loch inspection will met $10 per day.
Monthly payments will be made the,
Contractor on the certificate of the
Arakiteot only. Arthur Cantelon, of
Clinton, ie appointed inspector of all
atone, brick, moment work and plastering
and Alex. McKenzie, of Clinton, inopeo•
for of alt wood work, painting andgiaz
ing. Each ihepeotor is to be paid $2 per
day while engaged on the work and pay.
Went le to be made to euoh inepeotote on
oettifigate of Chairman of Committee
and Mr. Fr no
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a
4 should
P
arise between iae eat rs and o aontraotor
the Architect shall be the Bole arbitrator
and the party deoided ag,inet (the Co. or
Oontraotor) shall pay the expellee of the
Architect. We inetrnoted Ilse Clerk to
attend to protection insurance oh present
hone° oleo on new building ail work pro,
greaser'. This has been eatielaolorily
done. The woritman'e riek on present
bonne and content(' for G months hae
coat the Go. $60. The builder's risk on
new building ae,work programa meet be
paid ley. eonttaotor, We Mot again on
was nearly oompio'ed and exposed gn
Olay bottom, b'au„d ounaidoruein
T.11.111 1 .R n8 ELU PO13T
oil It ie parfait' y harmteee to the moat
lleiioate oonetitntion, A mouth' treat
man* in each package. licit at $1 00
Further h,furmatioo in r,•gurd io it ai
the drug store,
Bo d iu Rematch! by Jae. rax,
London Methodist Conferanoe,
material mt ground such as lath, .umb
atone, &a. May 7 h the erohitert 0314
an inepeotion of the wont and =tort
and gave a oortlfioate for payment
91000 to ooutrautor, bay 26th Oommi
tee met again to 000elder 11 [oupdatl
enfolded in plans and apeoi5oatione won
be euftloient. We oopnlnded that
would be necessary to pat 12x24 emigre
footinge under the atone work in order to
mute foundation eubatantial, .eon agree.
moot woe made between the Go, and
oontra0tor epeolfyiug tbe work, oontrao•
for to be paid $125 for extra work bub no
extension of time past Nov, let ie to be
given for completion of whole work.
D. OANTELON, Ohairmen,
HOWWE OP 011PUDE COAEtoITTEE.
Your Committee met on March 30, and
made a careful inepention of Honor end
farm. We are quite eatiefied that the
management ie good. Moe. Frunob wish-
ed to withdraw her resignation and re•
main as matron to end of this year at
'met. On account of workmen being
employed on addition to Renee of .Re
fuge we adviee that Jae. Gunn, an inmate
of uneonnd mind, be transferred to the
Co. jell for a time, We advised the
Keeper and Innpentor to purchase an-
other oow and thereby keep a soffloient
supply of milk for inmates. On June 7th
we met again and found the farm looking
exceedingly well. There are 78 bimetal;
at present. We adviee that a eonffier be
purohaeed for cultivating root orop. We
recommend that the Counpii eek far
applications for Keeper And Matron for
House of R -fuse, applications to be planed
before Daoember session of Council, Re.
garding the Dineley case we recommend
that he be discharged, that he be not per.
milted to return except as a paying
patient and that the Keeper be notified
to thie effeot.
E. SPAOEIIAN, Oliairmgn.
Report paned in Uommittee with Mr.
Ferguson in the chair.
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co ENa1NEEn'9 REPORT.
Bonds and agreements have been duly
eigoed by the contractor' for the bridges
you ordered at last mission, exoept the one
et Kirkton. Co, of Perth has not yet
accepted tender for steel bridge as they
want a cement one. Expeot they will
take definite lotion at the June session of
their Council. The Spring freshet did
more than tbe usual damage to bridges,
destroying one on boundary of Grey and
Elma which must be rebuilt, the Co. of
Perth being called upon to pay half web.
Old bridge was about 100 feet long but
new one should be 70 feet, balance of
imam' to be filled in. I don't know whet
action Perth will take, My opinion ie
that to steel superstructure on Dement
abntmente should be the plan. Bridge
is Iii milee North of Henfryn. The old
bringer will require about the nenel
amount of repairs to be made and some
will require to be rebuilt during present
year. My estimate for bridges and
approaches for 1904 is $21,000.
3120. ANRLEy, Co. Commissioner.
'PREY KNOW 11',
Thousands of people throughout the
aouotry know that the ordinary remedies
for piles—ointments, euppoeitoriae and
epplianoee—will not sore.
The beet of them only bring passing
relief.
Dr, Leonhardt'e Hem Reid ie a tablet
taken internally that removes the mane
of Piles, hence, the cure is permanent.
Every package sold carries a guarantee
with it.
SPECIAL
VALUE
. IN
NICHAHUS'
PUB:E
SOAP
ONE OF THE BEST
LAUNDRY SOAPS MADE.
ALSO IN
DINNER,
TEA and
TOILET
SETS
The list of stations for tble 0onterenoe
year will be as follows ;—
Londe', District—London, First Me.
thodlei Chnroh, George J. Bishop ; Dun.
dee Street Oentro, Charles T, Soott ; Wel.
lington Street, Jamee Liviegetone ; Col-
borne street, George Daniel ; Centennial,
Actinic If. Going ; Hamilton Road, Dim•
iel E, Martin ; Aekht Street, Win. 0,
Howson ; Empress Avenue, I. B Well.
win ; St, John, J. 0. Nother000tt ;
Siloam, Hugh 3. Fair ; Bryanston, A,
N. Mooultou h ; Thoredule, George
Baker • Putnam, S. Moorehoaee ;
Thameeford, J. Bidwell Freeman 1 Dor.
cheater, John Veale ; Belmont, F. J.
Oaten ; Lambeth, Alexander G. Barrie ;
Weetmleeter, R. Fulton Irwin ; Dela-
ware, John B, F cher.
Stratford Dietrit—Stretford, Central,
Alexander L mgfurd ; Waterloo street,
G orae Jaokeou ; St. Mary's, Thomas
.Manning; Mitahelt, Charles W. Brown;
Listowel, Joseph B. Oliver ; Milverton,
Robert H. Barnby ; 'Trowbridge, Albert
0. Tiffin ; Wallace, Leonard Bartlett ;
Atwood, Wm. Penball ; Monkton, Henry
E. Curry ; Srs$a, Rufus Wilson ; Ful*ar.
ton, E. W • ISnowlee, H. Fowler ; Har-
mony, George H. Johnson ; Embro, J.
Edwin, J. Milyard 1 Wellborn, Humphrey
A. Graham ; Kintore, J. J. Noble. Her-
bert E. Kellington taken a year's reel
owing to poor health,
Wiogham Dietriot—Wingham, Jo
R, Gandy ; Kincardine, Joseph Phi
Lookaow, Reuben Milyard ; Brussel
Wesley Ooeene ; Teeewater, B. Clem
Ethel, Merles P. Wella ; Fordwioh,
Hussar ; Gorrie, Joseph W. Holm
Wroxeter, J. H. Oeterhont; Blame
Geo. Baker ; AebOeld, William A. Bra
Salem, Jamee Welker ; Bethel, Si
V. R Pentland ; Ripley, Robert I. H
ing ; Bervie, William B. Vanes; Ti
ton, Edwin W. Edwarde ; Wblteohnr
Ohrietopher 0. Keine ; Belgrave, Al
E. Jonee.
Goderioli Dietriot — Goderiab, No
street, ,0. N. Hagen ; Viotoria Str
William H. Graham ; Clinton, Wes
church, Henry Manning ; Ontario etr
Joseph S. Cook ; Seaforth, A. K, Bir
Holmeeville, F. Swann • Blyth, Jo
Holmes ; Dungannon, John W. Rob
son ; Nile, John Kennedy ; Benmill
John G.- Yelland ; Auburn, Thomee
Ooupland ; Walton, R. S. Baker ; Lond
boro', M. J. Wilson ; Bayfield, Jamee
Snell ; Varna, Robert A. Miller.
Exeter Dtotriat—Exeter, Main Btre
William Godwin ; Jamee Street, Jam
Hannon ; Parkhill, S.' J. Allen ; Eli
villa, William H. Cooper ; Centralia,
Henderson •, Hensel', Emmanuel Med
Kippen, Edward A. Shaw ; Credito
Richard W. Knowles ; Grand Bend, J.
Sntatiffe ; Sylvan, John W. Andrew
Ailea Craig, Archibald MoKibbon ; Bi
L. W. Reid ; Luoan, John A. Ayer
Granton; Jamee E. Holmes ; Woodha
0. 0. Cozener Kirkton, Selbourne
Andereou,
Strathroy Dietriot—StraIhroy, Riche
Hobbs ; Petrolia, R, D. Hamilton
Adelaide, Thome E. Sawyer ; Kerwoo
Mahan ; Watford, Joseph Gallows
Warwick, Ieotor W. MoTavieh I Arkon
homes J. Snowdon ; Brooke, Pet
Myere ; Appiu, John Hart ; Moen
rydgee, T. 0. Sanderson ; Melbobrn
. F. Clark ; Wanstead, A. R. Rella
it City, Peter W. Jones ; Marthavill
enry W. Tyler.
"'Sarnia district—Sarnia, Central, D. N
°Camoe ; Devine Street, J. W. Baird
oint Edward, Thomas A. Steadman
yoming, B. C. Hutton ; Oamlanhie, A
orkee ; Brigden, Byron Snell 1 Alvin
on, J. Galloway ; Oil Springs, Alle
Brown 1 Medford, G. Bnggin
creel, S, Bond ; poronna, Robert 0.
erten ; Wilkesport, A. E. Doan ; Port
ambton, Wm. Oooway ; Sb. Clair,
am B. Ayleewortb,
Windsor dietrlot—Windeor, Alfred
own ; Windsor West, R, Hicks ; Waik.
ville, John H. Kirkland ; Amberethurg,
Era A. Fear ; Harrow, George H. Lone ;
sex, J, E. Ford ; Kingsville, H. D
oyer ; Ruthven, John G. Fellte
ttam, J. W. Pring; Woodelee, Sylves.
L. Toil ; Maidstone, William Patter.
n ; Leamington, Hugh W. Locke ;
nth Mereea, J. J. Haylook ; Wheatley,
hn Bali 1 Comber, John Morrison ;
mney, Walter E. Milteon ; Pelee Island,
be enpplied.
Chatham dietriat—Ohatham, Park
eet, George H. Cobblediok ; Viotoria
nue, Frederick E. Malott • Charing
nee, Robert Thompenn ; Blenheim,
slay 11 Kerr ; Cedar Spring, James
Kennedy ; Mediu, Albert E. M,
ompeon ; ilbury Centre, Herbert
ren ; Jeanette's Creek, W.R. Osborne ;
rwiab, W. J. Waddell ; Louieville, I
Kelvey ; Northwood, . S. Whitebait
ver, A. J. Brown Dresden, T. E
rieon • Dawn Mille, William H.
bor ; Wallaoeburg, Reuben J. Ger-
i ; Tapperville, Egerton P. Arm.
ng ; Rutherford. 0. Moorehouee and
W. Mackenzie ; Walpole Island, Abel
dwarde,
Ridgetown district—Ridgetown, Jasper
eon ; Morpeth, 0• W. Ravers ; Guilds,
ries W. Bristol l Highgate, Alfred L.
sell 1 Harwich, Herbert E. Yelling.
Thameeville, 'Monroe W. Bletoh.
Bothwell, J, J. Sinolair ;, Moravian -
n, George H, Thompson 1 Wardeville,
lam M. Pomeroy ; Newbury, E.
ant; Florence, William S. Shaw ;
t Lorne, William J. Ashton; Dutton,
rge Jewett ; Sunnyside, Ieafah Kit.
iok.
Thomas dietriot—St. Thomae,
t Church, William Yonne ; Grana
rob, Gorham A. Gifford ; entral
tell, William .Kettlewell ; Alma
ge, Robert J. Warner 1 Mount Elgin
tate, T. T. George, Principal ;
er, H, MoLllieter ; Spring.
W. H. Butt ; Lyons, Solo -
O. Edmunde ; Brownsville, Geo. J.
; Corinth, Alfred E. Lloyd ; Avon,
Pring P Vienna William g, ,
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iahe A Thomas n
om e , Malahide, J. J.
e ; Sparta, Samuel R. Moyitty ;
urdviile, A. W. Dever ; Port Stan.
L'bzra G, Powell; Fingal, Albert J.
ford ; Talbotvilie, R. Redmond
den, A. Thibadeau ; Munoey,
on Packard; Oneida, Charles W,
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Winghant ._rlhairman, Rev. Dr. Philp ;
e ,ttet„r,, Ray. W, R. Vance, Guderfch
—Oh a ,,, i,, Rew H. M. Mancini 1 020
mart. It , W. H. Graham. Irxi•ter—
Chai.m ,,, Rev, Dr, Hannon ; score.
tory, Re . W. Godwin, Strathroy—
Obairman, Rev. R. Hobbs ; eeeretary,
Rev. It, Mnxworthy, Sarnia—Obair-
mon, R.v. D. N. Mo0amoa ; oeorotery,
ltev, J. W, Baird. Windeor—Chairman,
Nev, Alfred Brown ; secretary, Rev, 17.
A. Fear, Chatham—Chairmen, Rev, R.
Garbett ; eearetary, Rev. W. E. Herr.
illdgetown-0hairmae, Rev, Jasper Wil.
eon ; aeoretary, Rev. T. W, Blatnhford,
St Thomas—Uhairrean, Rev, Dr. Young ;
secretary, Rev. G. W. H, McAllister.
School Reports
For the Ile- illi or ILry.
melting 8, 0. No. 10.
Entranoe ream examined in comp,
grog. gram. hist, writing anrl. drawing.
Total 500 E. bei Anderson 429 ; David
Jobneton 421 ; Ralph Shaw 401 ; Nellie
Comber 400 1 Nell Robb 858 ; Eroeet
Shaw 358 Jr. IV.—Alioe Oombee, L'2o e
Innee. Sr, III—Frame Shaw, W, ,e
Breen, W. H. Andereou, Willie Ems,
Jean Roes. Jr. III =Mary
Lizzie Breckenridge, Bella Robb, Jamie
Moffatt, Alice Thornton. Sr. II —Fero
Eokmier, Agneo Miller, Artbor Shaw,
Jr. Ir—A'me, King, Jennie Ande,e.n.
Part II—Viet•a Cottle, Annie Brecken-
ridge, Jahn Mopes. Part I.—Silva
Comber', We ter Meeeer.
JOHN F. BTRACnAN, Teacher,
mounts e. 0 no. 5.
Olaee IV.—Martha Armstrong, Jeanie
Cole. Sr. IV —Fred Swindlehoret, Clay
ton Prooter, Irene Clegg, Edith Prooter,
Annie Johnson, Will. Watson, Frank
Stratton, Jr. IV.—Grace Ferguson,
Lewrenoe Armstrong, Noble Wheeler,
Jennie Anderson, Fred Corley, Maggie
Irvine.r.
S SII.—
Mary Irvine, Lizzie
Ferguson, Willie Dunbar, Murray John.
900, Rennie Wightman, Bettie Young,
Thomas Frazer. Jr. III—Jenny Ma
Onlls, Norman Geddes, Heeeie Johnson,
Leslie Wightman, Andrew Prooter,
Jamee Vanaamp, Irvine Ferguson, Nor.
man Wheeler, Leslie Bates, Alfred Sbaw,
Annie Bell. Olaee Ii.—Morley Jordan,
Soot Irvine, Horace Irvine, Bella Wight.
man, John Tooker, Victor Young, Henry
Armstrong. Pt. IL—Albert Teeker,
Carl Prooter, Eimer Wilkineoo, Cameron
Geddee, Charles Frazer. Sr. Pt. I —
Gertrade Armstrong, Willie Vanaamp,
Willie Stretton, Gordon Fergaeon.
Jr. Pt. I.—Mary Cole, Charles Cole,
Jeeeie Johnson, Bessie Wightman,
Clarence Martin, Willie Irvine, Norman
Stoneboaee, Florence Piooter, Orval
Bell. Average attendance for the month
56.
F. T. BRrUNS, Teacher
max 9, 6. NO, 10.
Average attendance 48. Sr. IV, vela
Rathwell, Clore Rathwell. Jr. IV.—
Mamie Denman 70 ; Rath Engler 68 ;
Louie Engler 67 ; Eva Rathwell 65 ;
Irene Fogel 62 ; Charlie Buttrey 61 ;
Florenoe Whitfield 60 ; Grace Speiran
69 ; Stanley Hntoliineon 58 ; Jessie
Campbell, 56. Sr. I1L—Jho• Holleo•
beak 56 ; Mary Taylor 53 ; Willie Speir.
an 51. Jr. III.—Alms Spoken 70 ;
Katie Denman 61 ; Pearl Oxtoby 60 ;
Blanche Whitfield 50. Sr, I1.—Irene
Engler 71 ; Iva Speirun 68 ; Myrtle
Speirao 66 ; Geo. Evans 65 ; Lily Evans
60 ; Jae. Doull 57 ; Peroy Ward 51 ;
Wilfrid Whitfield 50 ; Herman Pickerel'
40. Jr. II.—Marguerite Hotobineon
70 ; Alex. Hyde 68 ; Jno. Hyde 66 ;
Mary Meehan 62; Della Whitfield 58.
Sr, Po. II.—Russel Coatte, Willie Ward.
Jr. Pt. II.—Hartwell Speiran, Freddie
Cox, Christie Engler, Minnie Hanna.
Sr, Pt. I.—Stanley Meehan, Limy Tey
lor, Millie Cox, Wesley Ballantyne,
Milton Oxtoby, Edith Pickerel', Gordon
Whitfield. Jr. Pt. I,—Gerrie Speiran,
Maggie Love, Henrietta Denman, Earl
Rathwell, Andrew Oontte, Emma Taylor,
Carrie Ward, Jennie Ward.
S. B. Lomax, Teaober•
Mrs. Jones, wife of Dr, Peter 13. Jones,
of the Mieeieenaga Indiana, has recovered
a verdict of $10 against the G. T. R, for
being put off the train while holding an
"Indiau tioket,"
WOOL
Any quantity of Wool
wanted for which the
Highest Market Price
will be paid.
Alf Baeker,
BRUSSELS.
ALLAN LINE
LIVERPOOL and
LONDONDERRY
Royal fall Steamers
Prom Montreal From Quebec
Toulon June 10, 9 a,m, Juno El 8 u,m
Parisian June 24June , t! " use 24 une 10 a
RA'gne or' PAeeden-,Pleat cabin—$70 and
upwards neeOrding to steamer and aodom-
modation, Beoond cabin—Liverpool and
LonrlOnd orry 697 60, 240 and 942 601 London
92,60 extra. 'lihird.olaee—Supercar noomn-
modation, 825 to Liverpool, Derry, Belfaet,
Glasgow, London.
Through Collate to South Africa,
Motttreht to Glasgow 1alreet
Oarinthi
au Wed„Juno 16 (daylight)
NMI. York to trIntorow
mongolian Tbureday, Juno 9, I9 no00
Low bates by above Glasgow eteamore on
application, to
W. Et. KERR,
Agontt Brueeolet
mingaiseemasegamm
G
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BLYTH,
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HOT WEATHER GOODS
Thio week we show a floe e,eaortment of New Goods, euitable for the
hot weather, at rook bottom priors, in the following new sad up•to.date
geode 1-
-Printed Mneline, in etripee and floral design'', in a great range of colors,
at So, 10, 15o, 20a and 25o.
—White 5l0eline, in etripee and epote, at 50, 80, 100, 15a and 200,
— White Lawn, 45 inohee wide, very epeeist, at 10e, 1.5a and 20o.
—French Organdiee, in a fall range of qualities, in black and white, at 100,
150, 20o, 25e and 95e.
— India Linene, in white and blaok, at 101, 12i,, 15o, 20o and 25o.
—Mercerized Veetinge in white and eoiore, very stylise geode, at 150, 25o,
850 and 600,
— Blaok Grenadines, in etripee, oheoke and floral patterns, 50o, 753 and 91.
--Fanny Linen Goode, for dresses or waists, in fancy silk stripes, very
stylish good, at 30o and 35o.
—Black and Colored Vence, in a good range of colors, for dreeees or waiete,
at 501, 75a and $1.
— Ludiee' Block Cotton Hose, very special, 4 pairs for 25e.
—Ladies' Heavy Plain or Ribbed Cotton Hose, reknlar 15o, 2 pair for 25o.
—Men's Cotton Sox, blue and brown mixed, 4 pair for 25a,
—Men's Heavy Wool Sox, worth 18o, 2 pair for 25a.
—Boyo' Heavy Ribbed Cotton Hose at 150, 20o and 25c.
—Ladles' Nine Hermadorf Blsok Cotton Hose, with natural wool feet, the
'correct thing for hot weather, at 25o.
—Ask to see our new Waterproof Coate, from $3 to $10.
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BUGGIES !
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BUGGIES
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IS THE BEST
Beware of Imitators and Imitations.
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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 Reliablee" in 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 Prices.
We have a number of other makes to show you, including the
"Platteville," "Palmerston" and "Guelph.”
Also a number of comparatively new Seeond-hand Rigs, of other
makes, for sale at low prices,
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11 T. S. Mc . ,. auc j
Are You Going
to do ,4ny Fencing ?
IDEAL WOVE] FE\CE
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.
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Wilton
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WE are now ready for 1904
with a larger: stock of Buggies
than ever we had and a walls
through our Show Booms will
convince intending purchasers
what our stock is. We have kept the lead and intend to do so if
good rigs will do it.
We have added to our Boggy Tope this eeaeoe a Spring to prevent the.
bolts and rivets from breaking. This hoe been a long felt want.
We have 4 styles of Axlee—Duet and Oil Proof, Long Distance, 1000
Milne and the o'
, Neuman es Axle
e, oleo a few of the old,at
yles:
All Steel Body Hangers and all trimmed with beet Leather,
Along with our ownBir ies w e 1
gg w handle a number of first-class
Factory Buggies.
Our Wagons are all Oak with 2,"r and 8 inch tires ; Trucks and
Medium size.
We invite vitaeer '
every intending pueohaaer to call and Buy
Goin us and save money,
EWAN & co., Brusels,