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ugs are Scarce
on a patch of potatoes when it has been well sprayed
with our Paris Green, It is quick Beath to them, lit
is very discouraging after the work is done to find
your time and money has been wasted, such is often
the case after using Paris Green. If you get your
25c.Ib. PARIS GREEN 25c. Ib.
from us you can depend on getting it strong and pure.
We keep but the one grade and that the best we could
procure. Give it a trial.
DRUGGIST AND STATIONER.
GRANO TRUNK RAILWAY.
800THEEN EXTENSION W. 0. & E.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows ;
GOING BOOTH Gonia Nonan.
Mall 7:15 a.m I Mixed 9:00 8,01
Mlzea.........10:00 a.m I Mail
Expre8a...... 3:to p.m Exprese „8:85 p.m
tient Items hems,
A ohiel's amang ye takir' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Emery haying is at band.
THE MAPLE LEAP FOREVER.
ADDITIONAL 100E21 news on page 5.
OooNom meeting next Monday evening.
REPORT of Foot Ball match at Wood -
stook may be reed on page 4,
Wor. ELLIS, Brussels South, has a pear
tree now in bloom, the eeoond bearing.
Tan lady Maccabees held their annual
pio-nio in the Davideoo grove last Mon-
day afternoon.
A vow took in the I. 0. F. excursion to
Kiooardine on Saturday deepite the
showers of the morning.
LOST—A. silver dollar brooch with
,"Annioe" engraved in gold. Kindly re•
tarn to Mre. J. Leckie. Reward.
Tun Co. Board of Examiners will hold
a meeting at Seaforth on Friday to
attend to some necessary business.
BRoeenLe Band will play at Listowel On
July 12th being engaged by the town
lodge for the day ae they have no Band
at the present.
M, H. Mom, V. B., has the enlarge.
meat and improvement of hie barn com-
plete. He has fitted up a neat veterinary
office in one part of it.
NEXT Monday hbe Junior and Senior
Leaving Examinations begin. There
will be sixteen oandidetee writing at
Brussels under the eapervieioa ot4Ioepeo
for Robb.
Tan Toronto Daily G'obe of Tuesday
aeknowledgee the receipt of a bognet of
eweet peas from J. G. Skene, of Brussels.
They :wore sown teat Fall and have been
in bloom einoe the 20th inst.
THURSDAY evening of next week the
oloeing meeting of the A. P. A., of St.
John's ohuroh will be bell until after
yaoatioe. Mise Jean MoLanohtin will
give a paper on "The Prodigal eon."
Tan Odd Fellows' annual decoration
service, whioh was to be held on Monday •
evening next, baa been poetpoued owing
to the Platteville—Brueeela Intermediate
Football match here. Announoement
will be made later.
Sewall people from town are attend.
ing the ranee at Stratford. Neither of
the Brussels horeee were winnera at
Lietowel but Kaplan showed up very well
and will make the winners hustle that
beat him before the season ie over.
BELLING WIAaTON SUGAR FACTORY.—The
entire property and plant of the Wiarton
Beet Sugar Manufacturing Oompaoy,
Limited, will be offered at auction at 68
King street Ellet, Toronto, on Friday,
July 16th, at 2 30 p. m. The factory was
completed in 1 03 and was equipped with
Rom 9
Pnew modern beet sugar machinery.
WINGHAM bowlers paid a friendly vieit
to Brneeels last Monday afternoon and
won by a eoore of 26 to 20. The visitors
put up a good game. Oar sphere trend
lore will have to look sharper after their
laurels. Several bowlers of our team
have been off duty eo tar this season
through the illness of Dr, MaNaaghton
and Robert Downing and the inability
of Principal Cameron to absent himself
from hie ditties at eohool.
AMONG the people going Weet on Toes.
day morning Poetmaetet Farrow Bold
Mallets to Mre. J. B. Smith and Mrs. Wm.
Work to Snowflake, Man. ; W. A. Mason,
Ethel, to Prince Albert ; John Robb er.,
and Mrs. Rachel Thompson to Esteem. ;
James and Mre, Dungan to Moose Jaw ;
Peter McDougall and Jed. Manning to
Deloraine ; Mieeee Luella and Gertrude
Rose to Calgary 1 Hugh and Mre. Hugh
Lamont to Bineoartb ; Mise teabella
MOLanohlin to Arcola ; Angus Shaw to
Mooeomin ; Mrs. Wm. Ritchie to
Portage la Prairie.
Co. Oon800, Nomas.—The oontraot for
a new cement bridge on the boundary
between 'Osborne and Blanchard town.
ship, near Kirkton, has been let to a Bt.
Mary's firm at $1626. Bridge le 45 feet
long and Huron and Perth Oouotiee will;
bear the expense equally—A stallion
broke through the flooring of a bridge in
the Southerly part of the County and had
a leg broken. The home had to be killed.
It is said the owner will look to the Go.
for the price of the animal.—The present
debenture debt of Heron 0o. ie £16,000
eterling.—Tbere will be 6 or 8 Go. bridges
conetrnated this year In all probability.—
The stone work at the House of Refoge
addition basement is being commended.
Brink is now being delivered from Ctredi.
ton for the walls.—Aebfield townebip
Oounoil threatens suit against the Go.
for the washing out of roadway at Port
Albert, by the freshet of taet Spring.
The Aebfield Council pregame that the
Co, iron bridge wee at fault in being too
narrow, they affirm, to allow the ice jam
to get through. .At the June session of
the Co, Gonncii, Port Albert was visited
by the County Ooueoillore who after
viewing the eitnation declined t0 make a
grant to the replaobment of roadway;
bends the me0aoe of a law stub,
TaaRE was service in the R. 0. church
hero last Sabbath morning.
Dozer forget the Foot Ball mateh on
Munday evening, Platteville vs. Brunie.
A Mar tuTE's oRBe was on the pro.
gram over an assault bat the trouble was
settled by the parties interested.
PoexorFlos boars on Dominion Day
will be 9 to 10 a, m„ one hour after
arrival of afternoon naafi, and from 6 to
6 80
Tan hay on the Agriooltnral Park ie
offered for eels by tender. See advt, in
this issne of Tan Poor. It le le good
crop.
LoeT.—A brooch between F. R. Smith's
drug store and Jae, Ballantyne'e grooery
last Tboreday. Finder please leave it at
Tan POST Pabliehiog House,
PLATTevirda has not lost a game this
year. What will it be on Friday eight ?
The return game will be played on Man•
day evening on Monday evening, July 4th
on Victoria Park,
A ROADSTER oolt beionging to F. 8.
Slott got naught on a fence iu the pasture
field it was attempting to get over and
was a prisoner for some time before it
was uotioed. She is doing all right now.
ENTRANCE EXAM,—There are 82 boys
and 80 girls writing at the Entrance
Examination at Brneaele this week. The
papers, on the whole, were rather easier
than some years. Inopeator Robb and
Mimi Jean Ritchie are the presiding
Examiners.
A,o.EETIxo of the Directors of the East
Edon' *lid Grey Brauoh Agrioultaral
Soni"eitiee'was held for the revising and
enlarging of the Prize list for the next
Fall Fair, the dates of which will be,
1bareday and Friday,October 7an
de
Committee on Speoial Attraotioue was
also chosen and one of the best Faire ever
held will be prepared for.
OR1T.—After a liogering illness of two
yeare, the spirit of Henry Taylor passed
to He reward last Saturday afternoon
June 25 et the home of his son, William,
Stanleyttwp. He had long been waiting
for the enmmone, eo when the cry wan
made "Behold the Bridgroom oometh,
ego ye forth to meet Him," he went gladly
forward knowing that all was well. Mr.
Taylor was born 84 years ago this month
in Btirlingeltire, Sootland, sod mems to
this oouutryyneariy sixty yeare ago, He
took up land on the 10th Con., of
Hallett, where he helped to make a
eomfortabiefhome for bimeelf and family.
The funeral took pia08 012 Itdonday June
27t1a to Buena' cemetery Hullett, where
the remains were laid to rest beside those
at his wife, who predeceased him three
years ago. He leaves four sone, JOeepb,
William, Henry and George. Mr. Taylor
was a fine spirited man and highly
esteemed by all who knew him. He and
Mre, Taylor lived in this locality for
years.
PLATTEVILLE DEFEATED DDNDAB. — On
Saturday lbs Platteville and Dundas
Soot ball oiobe played a semifinal W. F.
A. intermediate match at Sb. George. i
Platteville won the toes, and eleoted to
kick with the wind and sun behind them.
The first halt was very muoh in favor of
Platteville, and alter about fifteen minutes
"Bottle" Adams eoored, bat it was die -
allowed owing to a Dundee men being
injured just as the ebot was made.
Shortly before ba t•tiroe Cowan s
Dred on
shot, In the eeoond belt aided
a long eh by
the wind, Dundee preened bard, and cao-
oeeded in soaring in about eleven minutes.
They tried tv score again, bat the defence
wae impregnable, and a few minutes be.
fore time was up, Platteville forwards, .by
the prettiest oombioation run of the day,
carried the ball to the other end, Pope
eoored with a beautiful shot. This left
Platteville winners by 2 to 1. H. W.
Brown, of Berlin, made au Al referee,
The winners were :—Goal, Conon ; full,
beaks, Cowan, Ramsay • half•baaoke,
Hunter, Hall, Taw ; right wing, MoDon•
aid., Waite ; oentre, Cummings ; left
wing, Adams, Pope. Thie victory pate
Platteville against Brussels in the finale
andftwo great games may be expeoted as
both teame are in ilret•oleee shape. The
last match will be played on Victoria
Park, Brussels, on Monday evening July
4th at 6.15 sharp.
SPECIAL MEDTINe OF TEE CO, CoDN01L.—
On Wednesday of thie week a special
9e8eio0 of Huron Oo. Oonnoil wan held in
Goderioh for the purpose of preparing
and reading a By•Iaw to borrow the eum
of $20,000 for 15 yeare, on debentures,
payable in annual inetalmente of $1200,
to bear interest at the rate of 4 per cent,
$10,000 of this amount will be applied on
payment of addition to Hoose of Beluga
and the abet: $10,000 toward bridge
building now contracted for. All the
membere were present exoepbing D.
Patterson and B. B. Goon. Bylaw wee
000eidered in oommittee with Jno. Mo.
Lean in the chair and it will receive its
third and final reading on the dib day of
Deoember at 7.80 o'olook p. m. On
motion the neoeeaary advertisement was
ordered to be inserted in the Goderioh
Star. Barrister a
Bl it addressed
the
Council relative to that body taking some
aotion iu securing authentic information
relative to the waeh•out at Port Albert
8so., ae Ashfield Council wee proposing to
ascertain by legal promo npoo whom
the responsibility reete for damage done
last Spring by the freshet. No notion
taken' ae Oonneil was convened for the
special purpose of dealing with By-law
referred 10. Jailer Griffin melted for some
repaire at the Jail, referred to 00. Pro.
petty Ooeomittee, 0ouuoil adjourned at
5, m.
Standard Bank of Canada
o=1s=.A.car-as as 1.M7
ASSETS — OYER THIRTEEN MILUION DOLLARS
A. General 13araldnly J3urglneLista Tram—meted
-" L$AVINCS BANK''
—DEPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR and upwarde received on whioh
INTEREST IS ALLOWED FROM DATE OF DEPOSIT
et the HIGHEST BANE RATE. AOORUED INTEREST
is added to eeeounte every six months and beoomee principal.
—MARRIED WOMEN and MINORS moy make and withdraw
Deposita without the iutervention of any person,
LOANS MADE TO FARMERS ON NOTE AT LOWEST RATE.
SALE NOTES CASHED, OOLLEOTED or may be left for SAFE•$EEPING
only for which no oharge is made.
YOUR BUSINESS will reoeive our careful and oonrteoue attention.
A. 0. MAOFARLANS, AGENT.
APPRENTICE wanted to learn the print•
ing. Apply at Tan Poar,
Among the Brueeelites who went Weet
for aholiday were :—Mise Meggie Backer,
Mieeee Luella and Gertie Roes and Mre,
Rachel Thompson.
Tun Brussels Intermediate Foot Ball
team playa in Platteville for the fleet
game in the finale on the let of July and
the return game will be played on Via.
lona Park, Brussels, on Monday evening,
July 4•h.
Bo far thie season the Brussels Foot
Ball team, Ietermediate ohampione of
1908, have bad only one goal eoored
against them in the W. F. A, series
while they have scored 11 goals. Watch
out for the Platteville game.
Tea CORPORATION LOST.—After a long
and tiresome delay the judgment of the
Court of Appeal MoOrae vs. Braesale re
Sewer case, was heeded cot on Tuesday
of this weak with the count againet1 the
village. The full judgment will be given
next week.
ST. JoNN'6 LODGE,—The following ie
the list of hew ofivars in conuectiou with
the Maenaio Lodge, Brneaele, who were
iuetailed by W. P. M., Bro. P. J. Biebop
on Friday evening :—J. H. Cameron, I,
P. M, ; M. Blank, W. M. ; Jae. Bal.
laotyue, S. W. ; C. H. Dodds, J. W. ; I.
0. Riobarde, Ohap, ; A. Gormley, Treas. ;
J. Wright, Sea.: W. Pennington, S. D. ;
W. Oaldbiok, J. D. ; A. Reymann, S. S. ;
Jae. Humpbriee, J. S. ; L.13, Danford, I.
G. : J. Y. B. Kirk, Tyler 1 H. Jewett and
Jae. Fox, Auditors. Immediate Past
Master Cameron will represent St. John's
at the Grand Lodge to be bald at Brook-
ville in the eeoond week of July. Brus-
sels Masonic Lodge has a membership of
70,
alIes ETHEL SCOTT'' SISTER DIES BAD•
DENLT.—Last Saturday forenoon Mies
Ethel Boett, teacher in our publio school,
feed the sad intelli
CeOe enne of the g
demise of her eieter, Sarah Letitia, who
was teaching near Clifford. Sin, had
taught on the Thursday previode Ian) not
feeling well on Friday she aooeded to the
advice of the people of the home in whioh
ebe boarded and did not go to her school.
Her illneee increasing the Dr. and her
relatives were sent for Friday night but
deepite all that could be done ebe flossed
away early Saturday morning, Deceased
was 28 yeare'of age and although not ea
rugged as many she bad taught for
several years in the eame eo1oo1. IIer
death Dame as a great shook to the
community. She was kindly In her
disposition, a enooessfnlinetrnotor of the
youth and a member of the Methodiet
oborob, Heart failure wae said to be the
oanee of her demies. The funeral took
plane from the residence of 0. Hooper,
where Miee Booth died, t0 Lakelet came.
tery, on Monday afternoon, Rev, Mr.
M000syt of Clifford, oonduotiog an
appropriate service before a large gather.
ing of relatives and friende. "Be ye also
ready for in moth an boor as ye think
not the Bon of Man oometh," is certainly
applicable moth enairoumetanoee as
those stated above. Thera has been a
sad continoanoe of bereavements in the
Scott family during the peat few years
in the decease 01 father and brother,
Oboe. Howlett and Mise Pipe attended
the funeral. They are relatives.
BxeaontNCE B00082 —A large audience
aesembled in the School room of St.
John's church Thursday evening of last
.weak in connection with the Exnerienoe
Social annonnoed by the Young People'e
Society. "The incumbent, Rev. I. M.
Webb, Resisted by Mr. Powell, presided,
A short but interesting program wae pre-
eented with credit to the pretormera sod
pleasure to the people. It was ea fol-
lows :—Bolo, H. W. Avieon ; reoitation,
Miee Beatrice Harris ; eolo, Miee Vinnie
Cardiff ; recitation, Miee Manning, Ex.
perienoee of how pereo0s oonneoted with
the Sootety had earned a dollar outside
of their usual vocation odme next,
Comely matrons, fair maidens and enter.
prising bachelors told their experiences,
either in prose or poetry, and renonnbed
the washings, hoeing potatoes, picking
potato huge, mowing lawne, embroider.
ing handkerchiefs,hooking mate
making
taffy, giving supers, washing cream
separators, thinning eager beets, making
burse, boaee cleaning, shooting ministate,
&o., that bad been done to 0eonee the
muoh desired ooln. The amounts varied
from $100 up to $0 76 the total realized
being $22 00. The second part of the
program 000eisted of a bomoroue reading
by A. H. Plummer, of Blyth; solo by
r • reoi tion
Miee Violet Onope , to by Mise
Dupee ; solo by Mies Nora Holmes; and
a reading by Mies Mabel Haggard. A
taety lunch was served in which etraw-
berries and oream, oake, lemonade, &o ,
were generously distributed. The
National Anthem and the Benediction
brought the enterteinment to a cloae.
Total financial proceeds over $47.00,
Noisiness Locals.
Rocas to let, Apyly to Mre. J. R.
Smith,
Go to Brewer's Reliable Photo, Studio
for drat•olase Photos,
PAeTnRa for a number of steers,
Mao se B
Apply to THD¢. o , rueeels,
PHOTOS ot wedding groups, pio-nio
partiee, houses, &c„ taken en abort notice.
H. R. BEEwas,
WANTED.—Eggs 160 and 15a. Wool 18a
to 22o, We want another oar of butter,
oath or trade by July 2nd,
G. E. B1NO, Wingbam,
To TILE PuRLIo.—'It you wish to have
lawn =were put in firet•olase order you
can have lame done at a reasonable figure
by T. McGregor, Mill etreetl Brugge'''.
PROMOTION EXAMS.
Drnasel$ Continuation Classes.
FORM III
Promotion baited upon the revolt of
departmental exams. Twelve pupils are
recommended to write, two of these tag.
ing pert matriculation.
8701214 1I
Honors 76% with 50% on slot sabjeot,
Paee 50% with 88% ou each eubjeot.
Names iu order of merit.
Honore—
Roes, Bertha Roes, Argo
Paee—
Deadman, Roger Cameron, Willie
Davideoo, Frank Turnbull, Leslie
Mo0raoken, Johu Riobardson,Jemee
Haneuld, Ella Btraohan, James
Byrans, Robb. McQoarrie, Annie
Dark, Mary Armstrong, Jennie
FORM I,
Houorm—
MnBee, Bessie Oober, Eva
Randa, Jennie Bryane, Serve
McQoarrie, Stella Lowick, Norme
Fraser, Fin..
Pass—
Stevenson, Willie Streohan, Laura
Bray, Lorenz,.. McNaught, N.
Elliott, Mina - Elliott, Jessie
Oemeron, Eva Bryane, Ohm.
PUBLIC SCHOOL DIIPAR'r1IEd"P.
Entrance standing determined by re.
Butt of Departmental Examination.
JR, IV TO BR. IV.
Honore—
$, Deadman
M. Brothers
F. McKenzie
P. Leatberdele
Pass—
L. alo0raaken
W. Turnbull
0. Holmee
V. Wilbee
0. Soott
V. MaKeozie
0. Bell
8. Stubbe
F. Campbell
W. Strachan
M. Millar
G. Armstrong
R. Ounniogham
L. MoArter
J. Cunningham
L Leatherdaie
W. Hendereon
A. Thomson
K. Harbottle
A. Jaokeon
A, McMillan
S. Campbell
rhea 01. Ill TO JR, Iv.
Honore—
Jack Leckie
H. Moore
E. Good
M. Birt
0. Simmooe
Paso—
F. Mainprize E. Wilton
A. Bishop J. Wilbee
4T. Armstrong W. Soott
T. ()ober E. Ewan
Wilton
'T` 0. Gerry
E. Spinal E. Oolvin
(S. Walker
0. Denbow
S. Wilton
J. Ament
PIt01I JR 11I TO SR. III.
Honore—
el, Jamie
A. Rose
F. Boott
W. Adams
0. McMillan
$. Ament
B. Curry
Z, Lindsay
Pass—
W. Bell F. Gerry
V. Walker 0. Jaokeon
B. Leckie E. Wilbee
FROM PT. II TO JR. III Wee.
Honore—
E. Deadman E. Plum
S. Speireu H. Goad
G. Coseley B. Harris
0. Leckie V. Ainley
J. Armstrong
Pace—
S. Fox
E. Gilpin
L. Denman
B, Walker
E. Somers
Winnie Long
M. Walker
H, Oampbell
M. Thomson
S. Gerry
De W. Oosene
0. Ament
J. Henderson
E. Oober
N. Ewan
L Barkley
A, Robb
G. Wilbee
H. Mooney
Wm. Long
W. Sperling
B. Warwick
W. Miller
M. Bargees
L. Lamont
K. Wilton
H. Armstrong
FROM INT. Ir TO Bit. II.
PaeB—
W. Kerr F. Robb
W. McLachlan P. Dark
E. Lamont F. Stubbs
G. Kerr M. Thomson
H, Ament E. Cooper
JR IT TO INT. II.
Paee—
M. Lowry R Fox
0. Shaw J. Jaokeon
H. Lowry H. Burgess
E. Barkley
PROM CLAN V T04711. 000OND,
Honore—
Ada Moore
Nellie Fox
Vernon Ross
Page—
Hazel Simmons Alice Wilton
Ethel Holmes
FROG wee 1V TO 0n088 v,
Honore—
Mary Bishop
Wilfrid Lott
Paee—
Irene MaLaablan Roy McKay
Garfield Jamieson Grace Walker
Leslie Lowry Peroy Thal'
Florence Lowry Jean Elliott
PROM CLASS I10 TO CLASS IV.
Honore—
Stanley Tomball George Colvin
Lovette Ballantyne Estella Nfoore
Sydney Brothers
Clarence Crooke
Lawrence Booker
VIE METROPOLITAN BANK
CAPITAL—Paid up
B1SERYE FUNS
18EV, R, H. WARDEN, D. D„
Directors 8, J, MOORlrE,
Preeident, Yiee'Pl'oeId011t,
T Oa, BEADED AW, F.I.A. me HONOR MR, W. MOn0IMER CLARE, 11,0, D. n, 1r1001120008, a. 0.
81,000,000
81,000,000
HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO
W,D,1.;OSS - - GENERAL MANAGER
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Drafts Bought and Sold. Farmers' Notes Dieoounted.
t a^4.. tis .aalN9Z BE HEITIN 2*
Interest at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed ou all emus of $1 and upwards
ANI EPSSbAM,9
WNW
A, E, MELLISH, Manager.
Page—
Willie Harris ..
Joe Habkirk
Edith Toole
F11011 CLASS
Honore—
Annie MoLaoblan
Lorne Holmes
Paee—
Edgar Lowry
Willie Denman
Olarenoe Oober
01101I OLABB
Honore—
Wilbur Armstrong
Amy Roe
Paee—
Harold Work
Millie McFarlane
Charlie Mnrr
Alfie Lookrldge
Harvey Walker
Viola McCracken
II TO CLAN III.
Elsie Cooper
Bert Wilbee
Edna Cooper
Harry Boneton
I TO CLASS II.
Bethel Kerr
Harvey Fox
George Edwards
Lily Bargees
People We Snow.
Mre. Wm, Martin is visiting friende in
Paris.
Mre. Israel, of Seaforth, is vieiting in
Brussels,
Mies Edna Good le visiting relatives
in Wingbam.
Jae, W. Fox is following hie trade ae a
briokleyer at Berlin.
Mies Cora Lowick is visiting friende at
Tiverton and Kincardine,
Mies Etta Coleman, of Detroit is visit•
ing with Miee Lizzie Bird.
Mise Dora Stnith left on Thursday on
a visit to friende, at Platteville.
Mre. A. Carrie jr, is renewing old
friendships at London and vicinity.
Mre. Geo, McMillan is visiting her
daughter, Mre. J. Sinclair, at Paris.
W. II. and Mre. Salter will spend
Dominion Day with relatives at Exeter.
J. J. and Mee. Gilpin and Eva were
visiting old Mende near Blyth this week.
Mies Mabel Adams is home from a
visit with her grandmother at Troia.
bridge.
Mre. Molotoeb and baby, of MIKillop,
were visitors at Watson Aiolay'e over
Sunday.
Mime Agnes Black, of Wroreter, ie
enjoying a visit with her girl friende in
Brueeela,
Arthur Jacquee and the Mimes Haase,
of Howick, Spent Sunday with J. and
Mre. Oster.
Walter Smith is hardly ae well during
the past week or eo ae he was the preoed•
ing month.
Garfield and Mre, Vaaatone, of Wing.
ham, were visitors with Mre. A. Good
last Sunday.
Roy Pugh has taken a position with
Moore Bros., in connection with their
furniture badness.
Mise Govenlook, of Atwood, wee in
town for a few days visiting her sister,
Mre. (Rev) Ooeene.
Mise Vera Ainley bee gone to McKillop
to spend her vacation with her sister,
Mre, Hugh Molntoeh.
H. and Mrs. Ball, of Wingbam, were
visitors with John and Mre. Tait on
Tuesdayof this week.
Mre, , I. McCall, of Chatham, epent
several days in town with the Misses
MoOall and other friends.
Mre. W. 0. Stuart, of Arthur, ie a
visitor with ben daughter, Mre. James
Fox, Stuart Barn, Brussels.
DeWitt Comm has gone to Trowbridge
for a holiday with hie grandparents, Ho
will visit Durham before returning.
Etta, youngest daughter of S. H. and
Jackson, who wit an
Mre. Jaa o , e d gern0ely Ili
during the paet week, is getting better.
Miee Budd ie home from an extended
stay at Gaylord, Mioh., and is now 'visit•
ing under the parental roof John street.
Go. Oonnoillor W. H. Herr, attended a
epeoiel meeting of Huron 0o, Council at
the Go. town on Wedneeday of this week.
Mre, Harbottle and Miee Nellie went
t0 Woodetook last Monday, where they
expect to make their home for some
time.
Principal Cameron will be the preeid•
ing examiner at Wingbam next week at
the Junior and Senior Leaving Examina•
tions.
Mrs. Jae. Beatty and Vara and Will.
of Fergus, are visitors with the former's
pimento, Wm. and Mre. Blaehill, of
Brueaele.
Miee Downey, teacher, left on Wednee•
day for a vieit with Chatham relatives,
She may take in the St. Louie Eabtbi•
lion during her vacation.
F. J. nod Mrs. Soheak, accompanied by
Mre. John Wynn, loft Brunel!' on Tnee•
day morning for their Summer Cottage
at Oeoebs, Muskoka, where they will
spend a couple of months.
Mre. W. J. Welsh, of Kamm City, Mo.,
eldest daughter of Capt. Jae. Stratton,
accompanied by her two daughters,
Halsey and Rbeba, are here to spend the
Summer with the fernier's parents and
many friends.
Mies M. L. Brook and Frank Hill, of
Wiogham, spent Sunday i0 town with
Mrs, Freuk Baines. Mr. Hill Bang a
splendid Bolo, entitled "Angel Land," in
the Methodiet ohutoh at the evening
eervioe and the congregation will be
Valued to welcome him book.
W. F. Boottl Government Agent al
Now Liekead is here n visit after a
sojourn of 0 months in the Temiekaming
eoantry. Be thinks there is a great
future in etore for that part of the
Province when the railway' are nom.
plated. Mr, Soott enjoys hie worts and
expeobee to return shortly.
The Mitohell Advocate of last week
Saye :—"Frank and Idle, Fiebleigh, who
were among the very $ret setblere of this
neighborhood, are expected in town thie
week. They are now well advanced in
yearn, and a visit to the eoenen of their
younger days will no doubt be =eh ap.
preoiated," The old people referred to
are father and mother of Mrs. B. Gerry,
of Brussels.
I3O0w ILS,
DuNoix.—Io Morrie, on June 27, to Mr.
and Mre. Harry Duncan, a Bon.
Latency—At Dauphin, Man„ on June
let, t0 Dr. and Mrs. D. M. Linehom,
a daughter.
Loolcxrnes, Io Brneaele, on June 28, to
Mr. and Mre. Wm. Lookridge, a
daughter.
x.¢aa:a x an-
ERo1cINE—HARRIS.—On Teat/flay, Jane
21st, at the reridenoe of the
bride's grandparents, Mr, and Mrs.
Jas, Donaldson or., Atwood, by Rev.
Wm, Penhall, aeoioted by Ray. Dr,
McLeod, Mr. James Oliver Erskine,
of Monkton, to Mies Annie Maud
Harris, of Atwood.
L►OEIs—NEALN,—At the residence of the
bride's mother, in Howiok, on Jane
22nd, Mr. W. Leckie, of Wroxeter,
to Miee Ella Neale, of Howick.
MoQooIo—' IoDoxoIn,—At Seaforth, on
Jane 29, Mr. Anguo MrQuaig, of
Morrie, to Mies Graoe MoDonald, ot
Grey.
McTAeaAItT—JOHNSTON.—At the reoidenoe
of the bride's father, 17th ova., Grey,
by Rev. A. MtloNab, M. A., Mr. Geo.
McTaggart to Miss Margaret, (daugh-
ter of Mr. Thomas Johnston, both of
Grey.
POLLARD—BOLGEo; At the residence of
the bride'e tether, by Rev. I. M.
Webb, of Brussels, Mr. Ohne.
Pollard to Mite Emily, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Bolger, all of
Morris.
Siri1L—Rat.—At the Ivfanse, Walton, on
Jnue 25, by Rev. A. MaoNab, M. A ,
Mr. Adolphe R. Small, of Toronto,
to Miss Mary E , eldest daughter of
Mr. John Rea, 17th eon, Grey.
ax>rn-
BLOOMFIsLD. Io Morrie, on June 20,
R. Bloomfield, aged 79 years.
B12ANnoN.—In Morrie, on June 20th,
Clark Mille Brandon, sou of J. H.
and Mre. Brandon, aged 12 years
and 6 menthe.
LAMooT.—Io Grey, on June 28, Jno, 0.
Lamont, aged 31 years, 1 month and
21 days.
Soorr.—In Howiok, on June 25, Sarah
Letitia Scott, aged 28 years.
TAILOR —In Stanley, 00 June 18, Henry
Taylor, aged 84 years.
Junk, 30, 1904
Sn den
eath
That's the inevitable
to every
Potato Bug ,
that feeds upon our
Green. Every poun1
guaranteed to be Gov'-:,
went Standard chemical'
pure. 25o. per pound at
Ems
Drug Store
sg
XMCA.RKE1V6
Fall Wheat 86
Berley 35 8''
Pons 50 55
Oats 29 80
Better, tube and toile12 13
Eggs per dozen 1214. 18
Hay per 10n 6 00 7 00
Floor, pet cwt 4 00 6 00
Potatoes per bus 50 00
Apples (per bbl.) 1 on 1 26
Salt, per bbl., retail 1 00 70
Hogs, Live 4 90 4 90
Wool 16 16
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
ITTANEfuD.p—rJERSEY BULL. LL.
l tBnxet,APdweb,
TJ'OR SALE.—A BRICK COT -
000E on Rlianbelll Street for aa10.
Apply at THE POST.
3 HORSE POWER, STEAM EN-
GINA and unrM,ht boiler for sale cheap
as a gasoline engine ie befog substituted,
For further pertioulare enquire at Tno POST
Puhliehiug House.
TEACHER WANTED FOR S.S.
No.3, Grey Township, Duties to eom-
menee after holidays. Applieatiooe, with
testimonials, and stating salary, received
unlit July 10. W, WORE,,
51-11 Secretary, Brussels P. 0.
QTRAYED FROM MY PREM.
t.7 suus, Lot 17,Con, 11,Morrie, on or about
the fleet reek In Juno, two 2.year-old steers,
one gray and the other white with red neck
and thick horns, information thankfully
reiwlved, HUGH HANNA.
51.3" Brussels P,0. Morris,
HAY FOR SALE.—TENDERS
will he reeeired for the hay on the
A0rioulLural Park, Bream's, up to noon of
Jelly Mb, All weeds en the Park will have
to be properly out down. The lowest or any
tender unt ueoearar,ly amen tad.
JAS. SPRITZ, W, E. KEERR,
President, fieoretary,
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CllallenIBl1siess
HAVING purchased the Fur-
niture Business carried on
by JOHN WALKER we desire to
call the attention of the public to
the same and ask for a share of
public Patronage.
UN
Night Calls for Undertaking
will be promptly attended to by
calling at the residence of George
Cardiff, or our boarding house,
MRS. A. HUNTER'S residence,
Thomas street.
MOORE BO
FURNITURE DEALERS
AND UNDERTAKERS.
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