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The Brussels Post, 1904-6-16, Page 8Clean Tee The Spirit of the Times. THF, Decay of Teeth is caused by different germs in the mouth attacking the enamel and destroying it. Keep the Teeth Clean and you, to a very great extent, remove the pause of Decay. In FORMOLID - CREAM which is put up in collapsable tubes, will be found a most excellent Tooth Preparation. It removes tartar and keeps the Teeth sound and white, also hardens the gums and imparts a fragrance to the breath. Price 25c, per tube. Of course we have a Large assortment of Tooth Brushes with which to use the preparation. DRUGGIST AND STATIONER. GRAND TRUNK RAiLWAY• MouHURRAH epees a train. Model Form next KINCARDINE bowlers are here to day playing a ttiendly game with our sphere trandlere. DON'T forget the football match on Viotoria Park, Saturday evening, Mover ton ve Brussels, 1908 Champions. AN evergreen hedge has been planted in front of the commodious brick resi- dence of D. 0. Roes, Turuberry street. Cane. BROA0000r, of the American Hotel, bee pnrohaeed a young fanny ',Coatnmer" driver from J. Simpson, of Jamestown. MEeoRa. BaoTT & WARWICK will start their horsea iu the ranee to take plaoo at Lietowel next weak. Rapine should give a good account of himself as he has the speed all right. The wet weather has interfered with regular trach work thie Spring to quite en extent, THE Directors of East Huron and Grey Branch Agricultural Society Direators will meet on Saturday afternoon in tbe Counoil Chamber, Brussels, at 2 o'clock, to revise and extend the Fall Show prize list and attend to other necessary buei• nese. A large tarn out desired. •- Tax Jamestown Juniors played an ex• bibition game of football on Viotoria Park on Wednesday night. They were defeated by a score of 1-0. Art. Robin. eon refereed. The Btu stela m team Co. posed of Kerr, Sharpe, Anderson, Cardiff, Brown, Thomson, Scott, Goad, Little, Kerley and B. Soott. MATRIIIONIAL,—On Wednesday after• upon of this week a quiet wedding took place at the Methodiet Parsonage, Brae• Bele, when Thomas George Mille, of Grey township, was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Miea Mary E. Pearl Embury, of Morris township, by Rev. T. Wesley °Diene. THE Pose extends oougrataletiooe. Tam Cannan should see about some plan of nutting the grass on the streets. Its growth this eeaaon has been mane. nal cad with so mach wet weather walk• ing through it is the next thing to a wade in the Maitland. Possibly people on certain atreete would see that the grata wile kept out for the feed to be obtained for stook if they were inetraoted so to do. WINoaAtl Poseoraoao.—The plane and specifications are now at Wm. Nioholaon'a, Wingham. From the plane we would judge that Wingham is going to have a very fine building, It will be plaoed in the centre of the lot pnrobaeed for the purpose, and on the first floor will be the poet office and customs office, and the eeoond and third floors will be the living rooms for the Postmaster. The work of building will be aommenoed se soon as the contract is award. G. T. R. SHIpabnNTe.—The following are the shipments this week from Bruer eels station :-2 oars of hogs by A. 0. Dames ; 8 Dere of salt by Brussels Salt Works ; 1 oar of settler's effects to Portage La Prairie by Wm. Ritchie ; 1 oar of oats by Robb. Graham ; 6 oars of bay by A10. Baeker ; 1 oar oats by A. Backer ; 2 oars of wheat by R, Graham ; 1 oar of wheat by Alf. Baeker. Inward - 1 oar of Dement for A. M. M1Kay & Co. ; 2 oars of lumber for P. Ament. 000TaaRN =TENSION w. a, & n, Trainsleave Brownie Station, North end South, as follows; Gonna SovTa Goma Norma, Mall 7:16 am 'Mixed 9:00 a,m Mlxea......,.,12.80 e,m Malt 1:20 p.m Express. 9:00 p.m Express 8:8e p.m ' ' .ek�� .Alto '.Ax�z A ohiel'o amang ye takix' notes, An' faith he'll prent f t. Ana you going to Guelph next Mon. day 7 LlexowEL Ranee Jane 21, 22, 28. R. J, Kidd, is the Secretary. ArpaENTIOE wanted to learn the print- ing. Apply at Tae POST. Tam double house owned by R. Leather. dale ie being re shingled this weak. Poor BALL: Miverton VS. Brueeele on Viotoria Park, Saturday evening. Tan Bowling lawn is in good condition and ie a spot sought out by nualerone citizens„ Baue0ELe juniors play off with Wing ham at Wroxeter on Friday evening of this week. FooT BALL.—Satin;day evening of this week Milverton will play the return match with Brussels. Don't fail to see it. Tan aonnal district Oddfellowe meet. ing will be held in the I. 0. 0.F. hall, Wingham, on. Wednesday afternoon, Jane 22nd. Tan masons oommenoe the stone work for the cellar of John Smith's new brick residence this week. Briok will Dome from Henfryn later. damn 50 aoree of sugar beete are being onitivated in this locality for the Berlin factory. Some farmer■ have as much as 6 aoree ander crop and will have a busy time thinning and weeding jnat now. IT begins to look as it the Inter- mediate Foot Ball ailverware now in poeeeeeion of Brneeele team might con- tinue to stay here but we won't orow much yet. Oar boye have not lost a League game yet this season. Two marriages conveyed members of the Shakeepearian Reading °irole to the reeideooe of D, and Mre. Taylor, 3rd non., Grey, on Monday evening where they were .mast pleasantly and hospitably entertained. They enjoyed the outing very mach. THE Fire engine was taken out for a a practice Monday evening and was foetid to be all right. It the Fire Brigade and Oonooil took it into their beads to brighten up the engine room and put it in something like the condition the Fire Halle are in some towns a• new interest would be created. SOME jaok knife fiends have alread been at work on the new railing put ap North of the bridge in oonneotion with the new walk pat down. A smooth wire run along the top and stapled there permanently P (Raving might revert the ha v g and a dollar • let not do anyharm added mat to and moa[t 'a k knife owners. tothe a 'oder as a rami) K. O. T. M. SERviaE.—Nest Sabbath evening the members of the K. 0. T. M. and L. 0. T. M., of Brussels, and visiting members will attend Melville thumb when Rev. John Rose, B. A., will primate the anneal sermon. Members are asked to assemble at the Lodge room at 6 80 p. m. so to march to the church, The Band of the Order Will lead tbe pro - 000810n. A STEAM traotion engine, aureate to Fordwioh from Exeter broke down on Tarnberry street ss it was starting North. ward lolonday morning and blooked the roadway for a little while. By the aid of a blaokemith the damage was soon set to riphte and the men in charge eat off on their extended trip, Tbey oarried a barrel of water and a supply of ooal along with them. Homeszta BRC' ExonamoNs. OomrnenO- ing on Tuesday of this week the C. P, R. inaugurated their annual 60 day Home - seekers' exoureione to the Wash. The next one will go on Tuesday, 28th inet„ and a third on July 19. The tickets are good to reborn Ang. 15, 29th and Sept, 20th reepeotively. Quite a nambet will go from this locality, among the number talking of going is Joe. and Mre. Duncan, Jno, Robb, Mre. W. Work, Misses Lizzie and Getty Rose. To Menneux.—By patting up a guarantee of $126 the Grand Trunk ran a special train on Monday afternoon (thee Brussels to Mildmay for the oomfortable oonveyanoe of oat Intermediate Foot Ball team and gems of their euppor oot to the borne of the bot tinkers and bard foot ball fighterg in Bruce. The train lett here shortly after 2 o'clock with some 140 passengers aboard and pinked rip a few more eotbueiaete at the depots t n tote so that financially they fared ,bet better than a year ago when they made a similar trip and bad to dip into their trea0nry to the tune of about 520, Mildmay was reaohed at 4 o'olook and after ample opportunity of doing the town and spell- ing oat 00010 of the nimost uiepron0un• sfl i cible names on thea ne, Carewe were sig as, and the eteem bores 0taeted off for the carpet town which W009 eitfely brought to vieW at 11 30 fn, m, T 13». 8011;13 1 Oaf' Standard Bank of Canada 31STA S-4113 361= 11372 MARTS .- OVER TBTRTEION MILLION IIOI.,LARe err eara1 Ileteekire o; 113111 i1nes:hi IC veva set (e >(:eti —•s'VSAV/NGS BANK�• ,i " - -DEPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR and apwarde received on whinit INTEREST 18 ALLOWED FROM DAIS OF DEIO$1:1 at the HIGHEST BANK RATE, ACCRUED INTE1REST is added to accounts every six months and becomes principal, —MARRIED WOMEN end MINORS may make and withdraw Deposita without the intervention of any person, LOANS MADE TO FARMERS ON NOTE AT LOWEST RATE. SALE NOTES CASHED, GOLLE,OTED or may be left for SAFEKEEPING only for whioh no oharge ie made. YOUR BUSINESS will reoeivo our oarefal and a.rnrteoue attention. A. C. MAOFARLANE, Aexoe. WALTER BOOnE, W. Trippe and Frank Roche, former Brneeele boyo, now in Winnipeg played on the "Young Lib• erste" teem ou Jane 6 but the team were defeated by a eoore of 6-18. Walter and Billy Trippe each made a run, Owiao to a tie being in the Hawn District for the juniors the third match will be played off on Wroxeter park on Friday evening. A good match inn be guaranteed as both teams are out to win. The Brn+eele beano will be picked from the following players ;—Kerr, Sharpe, Liedeay, Brown, Uardiff, Little, Thomp- son, Smith, McCloud, Miller, Innis, Good and Scott. W. Allenby, of Wingham, will referee the match. 4 oaTM.teTER FARROW Wee at Guelph On Tuesday attendiug the funeral of hie unole, Asher Farrow, who had attained the good old age of 87 yeare. Deoeaeed 0a330 to Canada from England 55 years ago and after a sojourn iu Clark town• ship moved Westward and bought land near Guelph where be and hie family have oontiououaly resided. Mre. Farrow died years ago. The subject of this not•ioe was vary suooeeatul in material tbinge ; he was a very warm supporter of Liberal principles in politica and enjoyed the good opinions of a wide Orate of relatives and friends. New Tam TABLE.—Lnet Monday a new time table mime into effect on the W. G & B and the arrival and departure of trains are now timed as follows :—Going East —Mail at 7.15 a. m., the same as it has been ; mixed, 12.30 p. m., instead of 10 o'olook, this oharge being made to accomodate abippere of stook ; Express, 3 28. Going North, mixed will be here at 9 a. m., instead of 10 as formerly ; afternoon mail at 1 20 ; and evening train, 8 05 inetead of 8.17 lent as it never came at that hour little differenoe will be noticed. Standing time table may be read eaob week in Tam Posit at the head of first oolnnln of local news. Business Locals. s—Thoreda of CHANGE Op BDRINE s. y last week Jno. Walker, who bee been en• art in the Furniture and Undertaking gaged basineee in Brneeele for the past 8 years, gold out to Moore Bros., the firm 000• Mating of Eli and Ambrose Moore. Tbey are now in posseesioo and will energetic• ally push tbe path the baeineee. Tax Pon wiebee them moms. Mr, Walker hes not definitely decided what he will do, as he meds the gale rather unexpeot. edly, but may take e proepeoting trip to the Northwest and have 0 look over the ground before locating. We would like to see bim remain in Brne:eis but wish him good luck wherever he goes. MAo0AoEEe.—At the triennial Provincial Convention at Chatham there were 868 delegates present from Ontario and a couple hundred more from Port Heron. A hearty welcome was accorded by the residents and tbe streets were gaily decorated. Games and eports were also provided for the entertainment of the gneete. A banquet wag given and a long program of tooeta and mu8ia brought it to a talon. A male quartette from London rendered choice eeleotioce. While the bit Knights were busy Mise Irwin pub through a elate of candidates in the L, 0. T, M. mysteries. Following were the officers elected : — Representatives to Supreme Tent, ex Mayor Batman, °hat. ham ; Dr. A. E. Mallory, Colborne ; E. H. Wooley, Toronto ; M. E. Glynn, Sarnia. Provincial Offioero—Dash Prov. Com„ W. M. MoOlemnt, Hamilton ; Prov. Com., B. W. Trngler, Camlaohie ; Lt. Com., W. R. Colby, London ; limed Keeper, G. E. Townsend, Smibhville ; Fin, Beeper, A. J. Cochrane, Kemptville 1 Chaplain, George Riaoh, Hamilton ; Pby. eioiao, Dr. Mitchell, Walladeburg ; Sat. geant, W. W. White, Trenton ; BLOW. at Arms, G. W. Murray, Windtor ; Meat Master of Guard, V. F. Weber, Berlin: Second Master of Guard, J. S. Poland, Gerrie ; Sentinel, J. H. Lee, Manitoulin ; Pioket, T, Tittereon, Peter. bora'. The Supreme Tent Convention of the world will be hold at Detroit in July, An At Borne and ball were given as the windup to the Ohatham Convention ou Wedneeday 25th ult. Delegates to the Convention from Bratoole weep Mrs, Ar MoGuire and el Carter, ETQP UTAN CAM ,tft—Paid up 151,000,000 RESERVE FUNI) • • 51,0009000 Direefore 1tIIV, It, H, WARDEN, D D Mise Lizzie Bird, who hart been in Detroit for the past 8 months is home again. Mies Jean F. MoPhereon, of Clinton, ie the guest of Mre, J. Leokie at "Kelvin Grove," Mre, Buchanan was visiting relatives and friends in Luokuoty locality during the past week. Will. Cameron has gone to Blyth where he will take obarge ot Dr. Loug'e praotioe for some time art the above gentleman is away being married. Ed. Mole, who has been ai Seaforth lett to take a position as eltotriuien in the Free Prete baildiug, Loudon. Mr. Mole was a resident of Brunet's for some time. Mre. (Dr) MoNeughton and Mies Florence were at Soaforth during the past ween. The forwer'e rather hoe been quite ill with a heart trouble and Mrs. tdaNaughton went to see him, Wm. Martin and W. II. MoOraoken were elected delegates to the Grand Lodge Of the Odd Fellows as representatives of Western Star Lodge No. 149, Brneeele. Lodge will meet in Toronto next August. Mise Myrtle Wilson, who has been at the Orthopedic Hospital, Toronto, for theta time, was able to leave last week fwd is now visiting relatives and friends in Guelph before ret0rniog to to her home here. We are pletteed to report ooneiderable progress in her 000ditloo and hope she will noon be convalescent. Mize Wileou arrived home on Tuesday of thio week, her eieter, Mre. Falconer, meeting here at Palmerston. She is welcomed book. At the Medical OonvOoation of McGill ' al on the 10.11 Univerrity, held in Montle inst., among the graduates, who received their medical diplomas was J. W. Hutchinson, non of Dr. J. A. Hutchinson, of Montreal, who privatised for a time in Brueeele. Dr. Hotel:down jr. has since been appointed, one of the House Surgeons, at the Royal Viotoria Hospital, in Montreal. We wish him every euooe0e in the profeeeiou of his ohoioe. Go to Brewer's Reliable Photo, Studio for firet.olaee Photos. PAarono for a number of steers. Apply to Taos. MooRE, Brussels. Pianos of waddiug groups, pio-oio parties, hooses, &o., taken on short notice. H, R. BREWER., 16o and 15o. Wool 18a to 22o, We want another oar of butter, oaeh or trade by July god, G. E. KING, Wingham. To THE PuBLIo.—If you wish to have lawn mowers pat in firet•olaee order you eau have mime done at a reasonable figure by T. McGregor, Will street, Brussels. People We Talk About. Geo. Bishop has secured a situation in Paris for the Bnmmer. Lawrence Addie, of Stratford, was a visitor in town this week. Postmaster Farrow was in Toronto on a boeineee trip last week. Mies Pearl Moblillan visited frieade in Walton during the past week. Misses S. Heist and Leo Carry were visiting near Trowbridge over Sunday. Mies Vera Barrett, of Wingham, is renewing old friendships in Brunie this week. P. and Mrs. Watson were visiting last week in MoKillop and on the Huron Road. therdale attended the ,and Mre. Lea R i a t Harrieton on wedding of a relative f; Tuesday. Mise Edna and Elsie Cooper, twins, bad a nine time at their birthday party last Tuesday. Misses Jaokeon, of Petrolia, are visit ing with Mrs. Jno. Leokie, this week et "Kelvin Grove," Barrister McDonald wee 010111ng old home eoenes in Aalfinld for a few days during the past week. R. D, Cardiff, eon of Merle Cardiff, of Morrie, has been added to the Brueeele staff of the Metropolitan Bank. Jno. Roddick, of London, a common offal traveller, was visiting relatives in Brussels nod looaiity for a few days. Mies Jean (Netts, of Ohioago is vlaitiog her grandparents Jae. and Mre. Menzies, William street and other relatives in Brussels. Mre. Harry Dennis, of Chatham, is renewing old friendehips in town. She ie the guest of her parents J. Y, S, and Mre. Kirk, Inspector Robb he in Toronto this week eating a0 an examiner of Practical Teach• ing at tae Normal Sohool. Be will be absent all week. ing opened with it hymn and prayer, Will. Jamieson, who has been at Mit- After the eleotion of Mr. Nash as Reoord. obeli, wag here this week on a 010i1. He ing Secretary, the ohairmen teed tba reports from the various Sonday 0011oo10, and after a few remarks the meeting adjourned. At two o'clock the delegates ooeembled for business. The following papers were read and• disouesod •—let— Why we ehonld study the Bible,' by Mies Ella Metaa'fe, Blyth ; 2nd— "Teaoher and Class," Rev, J. M, Perking, B. A., of Exeter; 3rd—"Home Life and training of a ohild," Mrs. E. A. Hall, Gorrie ; ,41,h—"Leeann helps," Rev. Gra00ett Smith, M. A., 100ewater • 6th —"Ways et Working," De. W. M. B. Swale, Wroxeter. The papers were all of a very highly inetrttotivo obarooter, showing great thought and oarefal 'Andy ta)UitCll U11111EM. Rev. T. W. Oosene will occupy hie own pulpit next Sabbath. The Synod of Huron will open at Lon - duo on blonde}, of next week. There will be Bevies in the Catbolio oharcb, Breesele, next Sunday at 10.80 R. m. and special mermen. The annual sermon to the K. 0.1. M. Order will be preached in Melville ohnrob next Sabbath evening by the pastor. Mre. E. B. Oreighton, of Hamilton, Rang a choice solo at the Methodiet Bab• bath School, Brunelle, last Sabbath afternoon. Several Brnesalitee attended the Co. Sabbath Sohool and Ohrietian Endeavor Ooovention at Wingham ou Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. Melville Sabbath school is wisely ap- propriating a sum of money to send two of their teaohere to the Summer School for Bible study to be held in Toronto next month. Misses Lizzie Rom and Mise Jennie Habkirk will likely be the tenoltero attending this minion. Vert. Arobdeaoon Richardson, of Lon• don, preached last Sunday at the reopen- ing of Trinity church, Sombre. Thio church has been refitted reoently and very muoh improved, and is prospering greatly under the ministry of the present inonmbent, Rev. H. D. Steele, The bat named reverend gentleman was a reel dent of Brueeele for a time and titre. nnor former, a Steele was Mise Minnie 0'Ca 1y oft this place. Leet Sabbath the pnlpit of the Metho diet church hate wee filled by H. W. A.vieon, This was the first opportunity the people of Brussels bad to poor him and we are pleaeed to state they were by no means disappointed. The morning text was "Am I my brother's Keeper ?" and in the evening the text was St. John 1.42, "He brought him to Jeans." The morning disoonrse was good and the even. ing one was better. Mr, Avieon will nom• mance his regular ministerial labors on Alma circuit on the first Sabbath of July and many good wishes will aaeompany him for a useful and successful career. The young gentleman has many things in his favor and with good health, hard work and a level head we prodiot that he will fill prominent places. DasNEttY BARBAT= SCHOOL CONVITITIoN. —The Convention that wail held in St. Stephen's aural, Gerrie, on Wednesday appropriately oommeeoed with a cele• brabiou of the Holy Oommunion, Rev. Rural Dean Bodging, of Senforth, and Rev. Wm. Lowe, of Wiugham, being the oelebranto. At 11 o'olook the meet. BANK S. J, 51001t11, President, V1ce•President, T 0a, nn0nenew, 8 0.A, are HONOR 1111 W. ef0RTl111111 CLARE, E.0, n.10, TuODra0N, E. 0, HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO W, D, Rose - - GENERAL MANAGER A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. Drente Bought and Sold. Formers' Notes Discounted, Sa110Z.1%Q°vE flamJr PP VIIVOSAVV71° Interest at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all flume of $1 and upwards A. E, MELLISH, Manager. aammvaateafresznaglaslOrmetcaliall words, A touobing incident that '1 occurred during the afternoon's prom d. iuge, showing how "bread oast upon the waters returns after many days," and for the encouragement of the teachers, wee the tribute paid by a layman and a lead- ing clergyman of the Deanery, to an aged former Sunday eobool teaoher of the village of Gerrie, to whom they owed many of their first good impree0ioos, which afterwarde induced the latter to becoma a clergyman. The choir rendered two appropriate anthema in a careful and hearty manner. A pleaeing variation not on the program was inteodaoed about five o'clock in the afternoon, when pea Elizabeth Hanetook and Richmond Armstrong were united in the boude of holy mobrimony in the preee0oe of the delegates. The ceremony wee performed by Rev. E. B. Hall, unstated by Ven. Arohde00on Richardson and Rural Dean Hodgins. After the departure of the wedding party the meeting was called to order and busineee proceeded. It wee decided that the convection, upon the invitation of Rev. Mr. Perkins, meat in Exeter next year. The following (Boers were elected tar the ensuing year : Hon. Presidents, Von. Arohdeacon Rlohardeon and Rural Dean Hodgins ; President, Rev. R. 3. M. Perking ; vioe preeideut, Mies E. A. Hull ; reoording eeoretary, Mr. Nash ; corresponding eeoretary, Mies Irwin, Exeter. A hearty vote of thanks was teudered Rev. Mr. Hall, Mre. Hall, the members of the congregation, and Mies M. Keine, the oorresponding 000 - rotary for this year. The prooeedinge of the day were brought to a Mose by a service in the evening at 7 80, Van Arch deacon Riahardeon being the preacher, hie vitas art Enka u from D xodaa 2 : 0 a "Tape this child aw y and nurse it for me and I will gi10 thee thy wage." Dale. geese numbering abont fifty were present from Exeter, Seatorth, Oliuten, Blyth, Belgrave, Wingham, Braseele, Fordwioh, Wroxeter, eta. Thea ended a most inetrnotive and interesting convention, which despite the wet weather was euooeeefal beyond expeotatiou, In oonneotion with Melville Com- munion Bev. Mr. Perrin, of Wroxeter, preached a fine sermon last Saturday afternoon to a large congregation. The pastor dteo0nr00d Sabbath morning en "Sacramental Faith" and in tbe evening 00 the Israelites at the Red Sea. Hie divisions in the latter were (1) It was a Faith swayed by fear ; (2) Faith euppii- oating Jehovah • (8) Faith's onward movement 1 Faith's triumph. Rev. A. MaoNab, M. A., of Walton, occupied the pulpit on Monday morning preaching a very imitable discourse from "Praiee ye the Lord." Fifteen new members were received into ohoroh fellowship. On Sabbath 842 members participated in the Lord's Supper, being the Iargeet number in the history of the congregation. There were also 11 visiting members. 080 $40 00 for old furnaoee be accepted. Moved in ammendment by R. Lcatbe-- dale, seconded by A. Ooneley that no motion be tatter bat that' the Board ad• journ to meet again on June 17th. Motion carried. Board then adjourned. It da reported that Thos. Fullerton has parobaeed the old Methodist church at Monkton and purposes moving it aoioee tbe road to Ida lot, where he will fit it up as a hardware store, Clarke Vance, of Mitchell, received a eufprise, a brother, whom he had not eeeu for 42 years, having dropped in on him. Reis the oldest of a family of twelve and resides in Portland, Oregon. He intends visiting many friends fn Oau• tide and many parte of the Stales before returning. Although he is well up in years he seems to enl'.y travelling and is vary favorably impressed with one country. Jt q1i , 1904 Disinfectant Time. iotende going West on an outlook for somethingood in hie line. Mise Minnie MGNanghton ape0t several days of thie week in Kiboartline enjoying the healthful breezed et Lake Huron, with her sister, Miss Maggie. Min Jennie Madder baa taken a position in the Dry Goode More of A, Straoban a0 0ttmo00eor to Mies Mary .Rees. The latter will shortly aeoume a poet in Toronto, W. H. Kerr ie attending the High Coati of the Canadian Order of Foxeetere in genion in Toronto this week. Chief Ranger Bargees' was also chosen as a delegate from Count Prinoeoe Alexandria but ryas Unable to 501 away. in preparation, One of the pleasing T. A. Hawkins, of Jimmie, and features of the afternoon woe the reading Mies Margery Straoban,of Grey, and Of an addreae el congratulation to the Mies Lizzie Bowman, of Morrie, are et Von. Arehdeoaon Riohardaon, from the Clinton title week writing on the theory examination in aonneption with the Toronto Conservatory. We wish them efrooes5, o �Ia:ra . Bawd.; —In Molrewnrth, on Jooe 13.1i, to Mr. and Mre. Wm. Belden, twins, girl and boy. WILLaoNn.—In Lietowel, on Jane 14, to Mr. and Mre. Moses Willfong, a eon. aeaRRxm.. . Menne—Elmunx.—Iu Braseele on June 16, at the Methodist Parsonage, by Rev. T. Wesley Ooaene, Mr. Tbomae George Mills, of Grey township, to Mies Mary E. Pearl Embury, of Morrie township. aS1r9. DuNBAlt.—In Gray, on Jane 14111, Eliza Jane MoKelvev, beloved wife of John Dunbar, aged 53 yeare, 8 menthe and 3 days. °amts.—In McKillop, on Jane 14111, Themes Oakley, aged 54 ye0re, 10 menthe and 8 days. GRANT) ORANGE LODGE. The Grand Orange Lodge deoidea after a spirited debate and several divisions, to meet next year at Owen Sound. The British Columbia and Manitoba delegatee, aided by most of the Grand Lodge officers, pat ep for a fi4bt for Pam:Dover, B. 0„ and were only finally beaten by a majority of two votes. The following officers were re elected by aoolamation :—Dr. Sproule, M. P., Grand Master ; W. M. Lookart, A:tiston, Grand Secretary • Daniel MoDvugoll, t Glume Bay, N. S., feu P Y Grand Beare. „ Grand Midland, G tar W. J Parkhill, Y, 'smilton ar er H ; amass F. II , nearerJ Tre P Grand Lecturer ; W. H. Code, Smith's Palle, Grand Director of Committees ; 3, R. Delamere, Minden, and W. B. Stewart, Warwick, Auditors. After a contest W. Oalbraibhe, Mon• treat, was re•eleoted Dopnty Grand Master, defeating John McMillan, Tor. out o. clergy of the Deanery, on the 020001on of ae hie elevation to the pition of droll. daemon of Buton. He responded in feel- ing terms, thanking them for their kind avCTIOST SAI+E. SAroenta, JUNE 25.—Farm stook, im- plemeots, &o., at Lot 5, Oon, 9, Grey. Sale, unreserved, at 1 o'olook. Tbomae Pepper, prop. ; F. S. Soott, ono, R 12'(.".:[0'1'8. Fall Wheat Barley Peas Oats Batter, tube and retie Eggs per dozen...,.,., Hay per ton Flour, per cwt Patatoee per bus Apples (per bbl.) Salt, per bbl„ retail Hoge, Live Wool 89 90 35 37 60 55 29 80 12 13 14 15 0 00 7 00 4 00 5 00 50 60 1 00 1 25 1 00 70 4 90 6 00 16 17 THE PEOPLE'S COLIMA. WANTED.— JERSEYBULL. Give full partioulare Address BOX 84, Fordwioh• Brussels Se11001 Hoard. The regular monthly meeting ot the Public Sohool Board was held in the board room 013 Friday evening. All members present. The minutes o! the lard regular and aS- journed meetings were read and poeeod, The following Remounts were ordered to be paid :—R. Henderson, coal, $95 95 • G. Muldoon, horse hire, $1.00, Moved by J. G. Slime, seconded by W. M. Sin. 01010 that the Board borrow the Bum of $850,00 from the Standard Bank for three months to pay present note and current Expenses. Carried. The following tenders foe beating and ventilating were opened and read 2-1110 Wm. Buck Stove Co., Limited—Three new No, 8 improved Garnet coal furnaces properly oonueoted and ready for use and with good ventilating eyetem for 111e sum of $887,00 and the old fnrnaow). The Jae, Smart Mfg. Oo, Limited—Three new Imperialist furnaces planed and ready for use with present completed The greatest foes to heelbb ar• those iavieibio onee Soienoe call Germs, They thrive and maitipl; wherever there ;is dampen ar decay, Snob planes arae nom at tide treason of the year. free and fregneut use of Diehl' mote will destroy every lot gel ne and may save some moo of your family from serious noes. We oat supply ever needed in the line of Dieinte We have them fresh it eteength at Drug Store ALEXANDRA OENERAT INE HOSPITAL, (` TO CONTRALTO"a. The Tr1lotoee of the Goderiob Respite vita tenders for the Masonry, Carpentry,. Yhlmbiug, Beating, Painting, Electric Wir- ing au ti other trades lu the ounetruotion of the building in the Town of Goderioh, Teudore gaoled and endorsed Tenders for Hospital" will be received up to noon of June 28rd,1004, by the Arobiteot, at whose Oaio0 pions and apeoid0atione can be seen and from whom all information can be ob. Weed, No tender nooeesat'ily =mated: J. ADES FOWLER, C. E., 48.3 Architect, God trio 11014INERT DAY EMU —To— Winnipeg 1$30.00 Regius fm3 Mowbray } Moose Jaw Delcrm[ne 3160 Kameack Souris Swan River Brandon Lyleton Saskatoon 36 Lenore Afiniota 32 UO Priuoo Albert 36 Elgin in g e a � cad 88 Wawan a Macleod Binaoartll 3.26 Moasunl in Calgary 38 Arcola ' 31' 60 Bed Deer 39 Estavan I. 33,00 strathoona 40 ToolbOu f Going June 14111, 281h and July 19111, 0001000108 until Aug. 15111,2910 and Sel 201h, respectively. Tickets aro not good on "Imperial Lim ed." Pamphlets and full particulars. from a Canadian Paeitle Agent, or A. H. Notes s Toronto. "FOR SALE,—A. BRICK COT- TAGE on Elizabeth street for 001e - Apply at THE POST. LOST POCKET BOOK. — A long, narrow pooket book lost con- talniug 2 one•dollar bills, one new and one DOminian Hank. Suitable reward on loay. lug at THE POST, Fall Fair Directors. t t A jMntmaetiyn of the Directors o Ens ties will be hold in Branch Connell Chamber, Brussele,.on Saturday, June 18, at 2 p, m. to revise the Prize List and attend to other FalltFair,&e.n .11 a Intereseted are asked to attend. JAB, FERGUSON, l'0001dent, KER11, Secretary, NOTICE We, 1110 nnderetanerl, agree to raise the price of horee•0haelug to 1200. for setting mad 800, for now shoos, owing to the advance in the price of material, 010, This goes lobo force on Monday, June 10th,1004, Signed by wAN & 00., GRD. W. Poi11000, P. 800TT, Hurrpnnnle & moll, 8. T, PLIIM, IiLI MOLAVOIILIN, Tneg. PaLLooK, JOHN 1!0 12 11 11 0 8, 80110 PonEnem, Matra out a List of ',Tour e�,'U,ir'om®it$ AND GO DIRECT TO SNALIID T10NDER8 addressed to the un. deroignod, and endorsed "Tender for Goderioh Breakwater," will be teed dyed at tote aloe uotit llm,day, July 4,1004, inches. ively, for the oonatruot1o11 of a Breakwater at Goderiob, County or Hugon, Get.,' a000rd- ing to a plan and enooidoation to bo aeon at the °MBoe of. H. A. 0' y 0rf1., Engineer in charge of the harbour wotlto, Outald0, ecu• tederatlon 1,100 Building Toronto, en aupl1• cation to tiro Po anise tor of Goderioh, Out,, and at the Department of Public Werke Tenders will not be ooneidered unless system of ventilation for the Rum of lno th10d fm suppli, and algaduodou with e tbopraon1enor al eignatu0e0 ofedten- dorr, An scoop ted o11eti00Onachartered hank, able o tho order of the Honourable the payable t r dollars or 5, Public of neo, for nine thousand dollars ii:80,COOi, must 111 bo any each ten- der. Tile °bootie will be foefeitodif the party tendering decline the oontreat or fall d wilcomplete be returned;in ensu oft no aaonntauoe of tender. The 'Department dose not bind iteolf to aoeept the lowest or any tender, By order, 0886,00 lees $15 00 to be allowed off for old furnaoea ; two new No, 80 Kelsey warm air gene`ratore with present eyitem of ventilation oomplebod and ready for dee foe the gem of 6480 00 leve $40 00 to be allowed,off for old furnaoee ; two new No. 80 Kelsey warm air generators with improved 0y01em of ventilation completed and ready for use foe the 00m of $666.00 lege 540 00 to be allowed off for old filename. Moved by W. M. Sinclair, seconded by Jae, Turnbull that the offer of The Jae. two o flew to for w Limited, Smart Mfg. Co., g No. 80 Kelsey tnurm air gsnerntorg with impreved system of voaifiation at 5665,00 )f1EED. GELINAB, 8aareter1. Departreent'of PubBa WOrha, a p Ottawa, Jitne Soh, 1904, t A C . ora in orcin this advertisement Nowa a n g pp -oma the U etniout orf t tr o a oath n Will net Y HAN tv111 Halt bo paid for 11, 48 2 ST ACRAN' Where you will find a good a sortment of all lines of Wear White Muslins, Organdies, Dim ities, Lawns, 'Vestings, Can- vas -Duck and Linen Home- spun Suitings. Colored Muslins, Organdies, Ginghams, Flake Linens, &c..^ Black, White, Oream and all the popular shades in 27 inch Japanese Silk, at 50e. per yd., suitable for ' light an cool Shirt Waists or Dresses A fall line of Summer Corsets Vests, Gloves and Hosier See our Six different:lines of 50 Corsets — each a Spe:eia and the best value in trade. A. ,large range, of Laces, E broideries, Ribbons, &e, July Standard Patberne, Designate a FBBhion Sheets to hand --one of latter FREE to those who oall Werth IIVERYTHING CHEAP. NO FANCY PRIO)S.