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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1904-7-21, Page 8'b.'iH L li It C1 Gki1t;bti YU13T Bugs are , came on a patch of potatoes when it has been well sprayed with our Path Green. It is quick death to them. It 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 26c. Ib. from us you can depend on getting it strong and pulre. We keep but the one grade and that the best we could procure. Give it a trial, 1 DRUGGIST AND STATIONER. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. manumit 0 00NOI er w. a, & B• Trains leave Braeeele Station, North and South, as follows ; GoINo SOUTH Gofxo NORTH. Mail 7;15 a.10 1 Mixed 9:00 0.m Mixed- 12.30 a.m 1 Mail .. 1.20 p.m Exdreas.„„. 8:78 p.m I Express „,„. 8:85 p.m gore i e1n t A ohiel'a among ye takir' notes, An' faith he'll punt ie. MONDAY Was a hot one. PRIVATE pie nio parties are all the go this Hammer. BBn68RLe will be represented ea Gode• rioh and London Lawn Bowling tonrna• Merits. Wmnoor DENBOW has pnrohaaed the bay on the Agriou Lural Park. The crop is a very good one too. DARDS are out for the marriage of Nelson Williamson, of Toronto, to an Orangeville young lady on Wednesday of neat week. TEE Maooabee Band will play at a Garden Party on the grounds of Thee. Bielby, 8117 line Morrie;"bbn Thursday evening of next week. Miss STELLA Samara bas had the kind• neer to supply a number of beautiful baguets of sweet peas to TEE Roar for wbiob she hes our best thanks. PLOTS IN TEE QEtrETBRY.—Pere0na owning iota in Brussels cemetery may have them pat in shape and kept so by arranging with Robert Dark, the oars - taker. Residence, South Turnberry street. CARD OP TEANxa.—We wish to return nor sinoereet thanks to the Masonic Lodge Brusaele and to numerous other frieode for their great kindness and aeeietanoe shown in our time of trouble and hope all will be generously rewarded. Mae. M. G. Barna DsON AND FAMILY• Brussels, July 20, 1904. M8ssB8, RooTT & WARWICK have dis• posed of their bookekin driver, by Costumer, to Robert Beattie of Wingham, for the sum of $400. He is a good horse and can trot a mile in lively time. The 'horse may be pat in the Gentleman-' road race at Toronto Fair this Fall and if eo will make it interesting for the speedy ones. ' Exot moil To KINCARDINE.—The annual Sunday Sohool Excursion to Kincardine will be run on Tuesday, Jaly 26. A opeoial train will leave Palmerston at 7.15 a. m., arriving at the lakeside abort- ly after 10 o'clock. Train will leave Kinoardiue at 6 30 p. m. A floe time is promised and arrangements are being made for a Band, a program of sports, &o. See the time table and list of cheap fares. KICKED By A HORee., -We are Sorry to bear that Frank Lambie, V. S., of Mid land, Michigan, well known here, was injured a short time ago by a kiok from a horse. He has beep laid up since but under the watchful care of the Odd Fellows we hope he will soon be able to attend to his large practice so mad. Dr. Lambie needs a kind hearted wife to look after him and he is old enough to be tally aware of this foot. Daoonamlox or Game.—Friday evening of this week the members of Western Star Lodge I. 0. 0. F., No. 149, Brae. sole, will march to the cemetery and deoorate the graves of brother Odd Fellows with fiowern, The brethren will meet at the lodge room sharp at 7 o'clock preparatory to going to the cemetery. All interested are asked to have wreathe prepared and gent to the I. 0. 0. F. ball in good time. Tbe K. 0. T. M. Band will lead the march and the members are asked to assemble ea 6 30. Fox TIM Wm.—Last Tuesday's ex. Onreion to the golden West carried the following people from thie looality, ticketed by T. Farrow, iooal agent for the 0. P. R. ;—Mise Jenuie Forbes, to Bins. earth ; Mrs. Romany, of Walton, to Deloraine ; L. Dobson, of Ethel, to El. Pin I Eph. ()ober and Joe. Walker to Edmonton ; Thos. and Mrs. Davidson, Grey, to Arcola ; Miss Lizzie MaNangh. ton to Aroola ; It, Lsatherdale and Jae, Oathill, to Calgary : A. and Mrs• Tarn. bull, Grey, to Region ; Miae Thurso Gerry to Regina: Misses Pearl Leather. dale and Mary Roach to Winnipeg. We wish them an ebjoyable time and a sale return. DIED ATA RIPS A14s,—At 11.15 o'oloak Wednesday night the taper of life was extingnlebed and the earthly lite 01 David Maxwell was at an end. Be had been io failing health for some years and quite weakly for two menthe past, This woe nob to be wondered at ad the old gentle. man hod pasted bis 95th birthday. He was born in the Co, of Fermanagh, Ire. land. and tame to 'Sfortis, township, after ti gojeutn in King townebip and near Owen Sewed, 53 yeare ago where he took np a 100 mere farm Upon wbioh ha lived oontinitoualy until he mane to Brussele throe years ago and hoe 51ne0 made hie home with Adam Somers. Deooaeed. wan a brother to James Maxwell and rare. Elliott, of two town, Me bad never married. The fantail Will leave the reeidenee Of Mt, fiotnere, corner of Fran. dill and .john streots, on Irriday afternoon. at 2,80 o'alook, service at 2 p. m, Inter. Inept will bo made in Brne6olt semoiety, Civic Holiday in Brussels next Tues. day. Business planes will be olosed ou that day. Tam grader did a good job on John street obis week and if the work is follow. ed'bp with gravel the 0050001 flnisb would be applied. LITTLE YORKS WoN.—The abampion• ship of Ontario iu the Intermediate Foot Ball arena was battled for on Victoria Park, Broesele, last Friday evening be. tore a large number of 'Twitters, It was a close, well contested game with the visitors having a trifle the beet of it. They soured a goal in abs first half and repeated the triok in the second half. Our hove made many a dash on the Little Yorke' citadel bat by an elegant defence and bad shooting they were kept from scoring. Broesels hardly played their aeual game and some averred they had neglected team pra0tioe atter the Platteville game. The visitors played a good combination but treated 000sideroble time after winning a goal by kiokiog the ball out of the park whenever an opnor- taniby presented itself. Little 'York players were :—Roee, Gilding, Brownlee, Dunn, Williamson, Nimmo,l Thome, Mosby, Gilding, Johnson and Thome. Brussels had their regular eleven. A Toronto referee off7aiated and endeavored to mete oat even handed justice. ACCIDENT.—T. A. Hawkins received a telegram last Saturday that bis father, who realdee at Port Albert, and will be 79 years of age next October, was seriously injured. Mr. Hawkins hasten- ed to the parental home and found that the old gentleman bad fallen from a load of hay while working a hay fork and bad been unconscious for quite a while. One rib was separated from the breast bone and the doctor thinks one long is injured. His head also «offered and ea times ibe patient is delirious and has to be watched closely, The dootors are hopeful. Mr. Hawkins bas been a very aotive and hearty man and we hops be will soon be able to be about as usual. Oar townsman is still at Port Albert. Howe= MurvAL,—On Wednesday, 6th inst., the Direotore of the Howbeit Mutual Fire Insnranoe Company met at Secretary MoRereber's office, Wroxeter, it being the 000a0ion of the annual visit of Insnranoe Ioepeotor Vail, of Toronto. He found the books all right and oompli. mooted the Board and painstaking Secretary -Treasurer on the same. Inspector Vail is an agreeable and well posted ofdicer, The Bewick Mutual bas beenin badness over 30 years and does an immense volume of business and is likely to reach the six million dollar mark in delta by the aloes of 1904. There is m tidy surplus in hand and slid inoreasing. The Company is well offioer- ed and careful and prompt attention given to all transactions. J. R. Miner has been President for the last seven years. ADDagse AND PRESENTATION.—A short time ago ibe members of the Primary Claes of Melville Sabbath ecbool and those who had been papfis under the tuition of Mies Mary Rose presented her with a fine Obioa cabinet, a000mpaoied by the following address :— To Miss Boas : I0 is with feelings of deepest regret that we learn of your intention to sever your oonneotion with oor Sunday eahool, in wbiob you have been such an soave worker for the past eleven years. Your noble and disintereebed labors among ns have not been anreoognized, bat we feel that we have all too seldom given ex. pression to our appreoiation, an appre0ia• tion after all, to which no adequate ex- pression could well be given. In year spbere as' primary teaoher in our sobool you have exercised an inflasnoe, the greatness of wbioh cannot well be esti- mated. Coming in 000taot at. you have witb the plastio minds of the youth of oor oongregatioo you bene ever done what ley in your power, to mould those growing minds as the Great Master Him. self would have shaped tbem, and more than teaoher you have Leen a very Mood to as, entering into our lives es but few are permitted to do. Yon have been a loving sympathizer in our trials and an active participant in our joys. Your lov ing patience witb m when we were Dare• less and indifferent was sneh as mold only spring from the heart of one who bad a vary real and abiding interest in Ohriat's little ones and we feel that you have let your light so Aloe as to direct os tbrodgb the dangerous places in life's stormy voyage and those who have pass- ed to more advanced °lasses in our eahool join with nein extending our very beet, Wiebes. You have been to them not only teacher and friend but oompsnion and !bait regret at your departure is parttime as great a5 ours. Ota bebalf of your present olaee and of those who may have beet members, permit me to present yea with this cabinet, merely as a token of the Sincerity of oar good wishes, We tenet that it may 'ever remind you of happy days spent in Melville Baneey sohool and it 15 the damn wish of roar clue that we may again be united en 0n. broken circle in that great 017o01 where God Minigolf ie the all wise and loving Teacher. Signed on behalf of Melville ohnrob S. S. Brussels, Argo Ross, Edith Dsadmnt, Jack Leckie. Tbs reolpient replied in appropriate terms and desires to very hooriily thank alt who prattlatod the vary highly prized presentation. Standard Bank of Canada .'F7+ 6W,..9....)' S�If3 X189 1-372 SURPLUS, OR R)teir,]LVE rDNA 8 0,000 000 Waal, A88ET5 Uy1tR 06,050,000 General 713m,Mlainar I3nwiuenrra 'Xr ateatsaeteel -"5NzSAV/NAGS BANK'%'".-' —DEPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR and upwards received on tablet] INTEREST 18 ALLOWED PROM DATE OF DEPOSIT at the HIGHEST BANK RATE. ACCRUED INTEREST is added to accounts every six motile and becomes prinoipal. MARRIED WOMEN end MINORS may make and withdraw Deposits without the intervention of any person. LOANS MADE TO FARMERS ON NOTE AT LOWEST RATE. SALE NOTES OASBED, COLLECTED or may be left for SAFEKEEPING only for Mitch no charge is nude. YOUR BUSINESS will receive our oareful and oourteoue attention. A. 0. MACFARLANE, Amen. J80. WILLIAttent, of Wingham, has Dome to assist his brother Robert iu the laundry here. ' NEST Tneeday will be Civic Holiday. Exoursios train will leave for Kinorrdiue at 8 40 a. m. Get year tickets early and avoid the rush. Waxen Lam—Ladies' hunting ease Elgin movement. Initials G. M, 0., on inside of book ease. Suitable reward will be paid by returning it to Tim POST. BBIIMMI,6 Public School rotaioe its old time plane—at the heed. Eleven aaodi- dates from our school wrote at the recent Entrance Examination, all passed 9 out of the 11 taking boners. Tha fall list for East Riding of Huron may be read on page 4 of Tim PosT this week. We con. gratulate pupils and teachers ou the result. Ouirm'S VICTORY.—The borne of PV1L- liam Rose, William street, Brussels, was the eoeoe of a happy and pleasing event on Tuesday evening when at 5 O'olook Rev. D. B. MeB' s, of 0ranbrook, per- formed the marriage ceremony. between Robert MoApine, of Toronto, formerly of Suicide, and Mies Mary E., youngest daughter of the host and hostess. Tbe ceremony took place upon the lawn in trout of a bank of ferns, flowers &o, The Wedding March was played by -Mise Jean MoLanehlia and the bride was given away by her father, Little Misses Georgie and Bethel Kerrt neioea of the bride, performed the duties of flower girls very prettily and were attired in white. A very becoming madame of white silk trimmed with pearls woe worn by the bride, who also had a pearl mealtime. Hearty congratulations followed the ceremony after wbiob the wedding ino• aheon ensued. The bride's health was proposed and oongratulatory remarks offered by J. Leckie, Rev. D. B. McRae, Barrister Blair, of Goderioh ; 0. Leroy Benny and D. Thompson, of Torouto ; and A. Straohaeo, to wbioh. the happy bridegroom responded in appropriate words. Meseta. Leckie and Town Clerk Scott proposed a toast to Mr. and Aire. Ross, old and highly esteemedjresideubs of Brussels. The wedding gifts were many, useful, well eeleated and valuable ,and were indioations of•the popularity of the oontraoting parties. Among the guests from out of town were Miss Aggie Mo• Alpine, Hepworth ; A. Roes, Ottawa ; A. mud Mre. Murdock, R. W. and Mee. Matbeson and Mies Laweoa, Luoknow ; Miss Annie Taylor, Blyth ; Mies O'Neil, Oliotou ; Miss Mary Miller, Wroxeter ; Miss Maggie Miller, D. Hornell, 0. L. Kenny and D. Thompson, Toronto. A choice program of maid and story was rendered by Misses MoLanoblin, Miller and Ritchie, Messrs. Kenny, Leckie and Rose. Mr. and Mrs. McAlpine have taken a abort bridal trip after wbioh they will make their home in Toronto, commencing life with many good wishes, Mre. MoA.lpine was a very popular yenta( lady wherever known and her removal from town will. make a vacancy not easily fined. Bile was a valued member of Melville Mural, oboir; a most excel- lent primary teacher in the Sabbath SohooI and an interested worker in connection with the Young People's Society. THE Poem throws an editorial slipper after the happy twain. Is OMT BnIDE AND HIS ()Asa,—Tba Detroit Free Press, of July 14th, pub. fishes the following "spiny" story of interest to the people of Brussels from the feat tbat Mr. 'Smiley" was a farmer resident of this place :—George Smiley, a prominent Matinees man of the town of Essex, 19 lamenting the lose of a bride and, also, the Ooet of a bride's troneseau, Hie intended wife married another man and she used the olothes that Smiley purohaeed when the ceremony was per. formed. Smiley ie despondent over the loss of lbs woman, and be oleo regrets] having parted with his good money, wbioh the woman used to purohaee a complete ontflt, Smiley who hs a middle aged man, was content with the state of single blessedness until he met Mre, Louie Porteous, a Maidstone widow. He called at her residence at regular inter- vals and, finally bis offer of marriage was accepted. A date for the wedding was set and Smiley announced the feat to his friends. Hie brideto be imparted the intelligence that she was rather shy on money, and did not want to be married unless she ooald have the raiment other bodes were wedded in. Smiley, who was very much iu lots, offered her the money and, after some hesitation, she aooepted and drew on him for various amounts wbioh, he says totaled upwards of $200. Smiley pre. pared a home for her reaepbioo asd made arrangements for Elia baeineee to be taken oars of while be went on a wedding trip. The tailor bad fitliebed hie slotbee and everything was In readineen for the ceremony. The day before the date sot for the wedding, Smiley milled at the home of big intended and .wile informed that oho had left in company with Frank McKay, a farmer of Maidstone bnwnehip. Hs thought this rather eospieione and after making further bigotries, he ascertained that the two had boarded a train. Smiley was distracted over the disappearance of his intended bride, and he employed the services ofothere in an attempt to tram her. The next day be. reoelved word from Sarnia that the lady Of 9115 ohoioe had been married in that any to McKay, the ceremony being per- formed by the Rev. Wm. Short. dealer. day Smiley same bo Windsor and interviewed Crown Attorney Clark tegarding the advisability of instituting prooeedinge 11ga1050 the woman to rotator the amount of money he paid for bee wedding outfit. He was told that the criminal court(' are powerless to sot in the matter, and was advised that be may secure redress in the civil mutts. Smiley says he intends to make it anpleseaut for the newly made Mrs. MoBay, as be does not propose to lose bis wife and also put up the money with wbiob to buy clothes for the bride of McKay. DaowNED AT KINOARDINs.—The people of Brussels and locality were greatly surprised and ('hooked last Monday fare- nooa at a message received from Ilin• oardine intimating that the body of a mob had been found floating in the bar. bor and that papers in his possession pointed that be was M. G, Richardson, of Broeeeis. Robert Roes, of Kinsar. dine, wag asked to investigate and it turned out to be only too true he identi. tying the remoiue as those of the well known tailor of this plane. The body had been in the water several days and on 0000001 of this it was oo8ieed, sent here by the afternoon train and inter. meat took place the same %teeing from the late home of deceased, Albert etreet. Mr. RitObie conduct.d the service, Mr. Biohardsnn was in Wingham on July 12th and it is supposett be got on the wrong train in the averring and in arriv. ing at Kincardine walked ,ff the etreet into the barber in the darkness. There is little or no protection at this point where the street takes an abrupt jog. Deceased was born in Scotland and had been a resident of Braseels and locality for a good many years. He was a good mechanic, Mr. Richardson ie survived by his wife (who was a Mies Kerr) 3 sons and 3 daughters. 1'he family is deeply sympathised +vith in their sudden be- reavement. Business Locals. Go to Brewer's Reliable Photo. Studio for first•olase Photos. A mama 0f second hand organa for sale or bo rent. LftATmmnnALot & SON, Brussels, Palms of wedding groups, . pio-ale parties, honses, &c,, taken on abort notice. H. R. Bnnwan, Human for sale, also combined bay and stook rooks with doable box. Gall and see them, Ewan & Co., Brussels. To TELE Puewo•— If you wish to have lawn mowers pat iu flrst•claee order you can have rams done at a reasonable figure by T. McGregor, Mill etreet, Brunie. Eoau000 RE. BALL.—We are positively elaaghterine many desirable waist sod dress imolai spaabl'. for street and eveni,tr weer /lee any o1 the ladies who have tate here from the surrounding towns 0 they are not jnet as above. G. E. KIN(', Wingham. Wm. Nevins, an Edmonton hotolkeep. 50, killed himself with it shot gun. Wm. Nelson Wet killed while working in his father's barn near Oampbeliford. Ont of 74 samples of jam tested by the Dominion soalyeb only 14 were reported genuine. The Railway Oommission is urging the Toronto pity authorities to take aotiou reepeoting Front attest expropriation. D. Monet, M. P. for La Prairie, Man day informed the electors of his email, 00ney that bg hod deoided to retire from political life. J. A. Bennett, a well known aeronaut, wag drowned in the first of a series of exbibitione at Montreal. He fell with bis parachute into the river, and although wearing a life jacket, was Booked under by the swift current. o3a1W.aa SMIma.—In Hallett. on June 29, to Mr. and bare. John Smith, a daughter. BEBNATE.—A0 Joliet, North Dakota, On July 6, to Mr. and Mrs. George Bernath, e, daughter. 7aaalarzY> ED, BAltasTT—Docoo.—At the residence of the b,ide's slater, Mrs; W. C. Lands. borough, in Tnokeremitb, on July 6, by Rev, E. H, Sowers, Charles D, Barrett to Miss Margaret Diok, both of Blyth. FYLE—MnnntY.—At the parsonage of the Prinoese Attune Methodist chard', London, on July 12, by Rev. L B. Wallwin, W. J. Fyfe, president of the Wilson -Pyle Go„ of Niagara Fella, to. Mre, Ruth Murray, of Blyth, MCALPINE—Rose,—At the reeidesme of the bride's parents, on July 19, by Bev. D, B. McRae, I1tr. Robert Mc Alpine, of Toronto, to Mies Mary, youngest daughter of Mt. and Mts. William Rosa, of Brussels. RAYNann—lgoaa,—At the Methodist Paraouage, Trowbridge, on July 16, by Rev. A. 0. Tiffin, Itir. Joseph Raynard to Mee Robeoca Hogg, both of Grey township. BAro,3IAN•—In Grey township, on July 16, Ehj,h Bateman, aged 83 years, MAxwr.LL,—In Brussels, on July 20th, David Maxwell, aged 96 year*. Rlonenneoo.—.In Kinoardino, on July 75. Mathoweot G. Richardson, aged 57 ysare, A•rTC'0I0B0' Tuesoty, Auo. 2.—i1o0sohold effoote, Lot 0, oon. 6, Grey, Sale anreearved, at 2 obloolt. kilos Atm .Dion, Proprielrete. F. S. Soott, Ano. T H E ETROPOUTAN ANK ea ['ITA l:-YaId it $18000,000 RESERVE FUN') . • 1618000,000 Directors REV, R. H, WARDEN, D. D, 8, J, M001111, President, Vipo-P resident, '1' 00, BRADMAN, F A. MB 010x015 MR, W, oIORTItfmn 0LAMi,10.0, D, m. THOtre030, R. 0, HEAD OFFICE 'rORONTO W. D,Ito 88 - GENERAL MANAGER. A GENERAL BANICING BUSINESS TRANSACTED, Drafts Bought and Sold. Farmers' Notes Disooanted, alriwas llama Rif Petad!i eJi7aftvxr Interest at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all euros of 01 and upwards A. E. MELLISH, Manager. BFc t7'S SETOS 1.T.A.000 0'CO3 Fall Wheat 87 88 Barley 85 57 Peas 65 (30 Oats 29 80 Butter, tube and rolls, 12 13 Eggs per dozen 13 14 Hay per ton 6 00 6 00 Flour, per owt 4 00 5 00 Hogs, Live .. 6 00 5 20 Wool 17 18 THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. SHEEP STRAYED FROM THE premises of the undersigned, Lot 27, Oon . 10, Grey, on or about the last week of June. The lot consists of two ewes acid 9 lambs, dark fares. No marks. Any Inform- ation leading to their recovery will be thankfully received. WM, BRAY, 2.4 ��- _ _ __-- Monorail/ 2.0. STRAYED FROM MY PREM - tens, Lob 177'Oon, 5,Morris, on or about Elie fret week in June, two 2 -year-old steers, one gray and the other white, with red nook sed think borne. Information thankfully reeeived, HUGH HANNA. 51.84 Brussels P.O. Morrie. LOST.—A YEAR OLD STEER red iu color, with white spot on left aide behind shoulder ; horns are a little coarse. Strayed horn Lot 29, Con.9, Mor- ris, on Tuesday evening. Jnly'Sbh. A uy in- formation leading to its recovery willbo thankfully resolved, THOS. H. BOLDER, Walton Y.O. ri1HRESHING OUTFIT FOR -a_ SALE AT A BAS0AMN—The nndereigned offers his Goodieon Separator and a Ham- burg 14 b.p. engine for sale. Both in flys t - class aider. Also a Massey -Harris ensilage cutter and blower. For further particulars as to prise, terms, &m.. apply to 22.00 JNO. Mo17ABB, Oranbrook. HURON COUNTY HOUSE OF REFUGE AND INDUSTRIAL FARM. —Applications for the positions of Beeper anti Matron for ibe Bowie of Refuge and Iedustriai Farm in the county of Huro,, will be received on or before the first day of December next. Applicationsto be in writing and addre seed to W. LA170, 0ouuty Clerk, Goderioh, H. SPACEMAN, of H. of R. Com, Dated July 18511, 1904. WANTED.— JERSEY BULL. aloe full particulars, Address 330X 84, Fordwioh. 3 1ARSE POWER STEAM EN. GINE and upright boiler far sale cheap me a gasoline engine is being substituted. For further psrtioolars enquire at Tan Poem Publishing House. rOR SAI/E OR TO RENT The undersigned offers the 100 sora farm, being Lot 20, Con. 7, Grey, for sale or to rent. Comfortable house, bank barn, or- ohard,lwelle, &o. There are 90 acres iu grata, 10 floras of Pall Wheat will be nut in and 20 acres of Pali plowing done. Farm le Duly 1 mile iron) the tbrivtrg village of Ethel. For furtber parttouhu'e as' to prlee, terms, &o., apply to MISS 8PEN0E, Ethel P.O, A pology. As there are pertain rumors to the effect that I stated that Niles Morgan retained Certain monies vvbile in my employ, I wish to now state positively that Mr. Mor. gas did not retain one sent of mine bat on the other band was always a moat Moat - worthy employee, And further if there may have been any aoousatiou from me to this °Fent in the mind of Ms. Morgan, 00 any other person, I regret the same and quite williugly and 0heerfnlly publish this as au ample apol- ogy. GEO, BROWN, Witness, A. B, MAODO NALD, Voters' List, 1904. Municipality or the Township or Grey. Notice is hereby given that I have trans- mitted or delivered to the persona mention- ed in sections 8 and 9 of the Ontario Voter.' List Act, the copies required by snob motion to be so transmitted or delivered, of the list, made pursuant to said Act, of all persons appearing by the lust revised Aaecasmeot Roll of the said Municipality to be eulltlsd to vote in the said lrlumolpahty at elections for members of ,the Legislative Assembly, and at Muuialpal Elections, and that the Et el, on the 20thd list was first pday of osted up my office, at e - v y, Ells and re re - Maine there for ineDeotioa. Electors are called MOM to examine the saidlist, and if any omissions or any other errore are found therein, to take immediate prooeodings to have the said errors corrected la000rdiug to law. JOHN MoINTOBB, Clerk. Dated at Ethel, July 20th, 1004. JULY 21, '1904 Luxurious Hammocks eit.s You will appreciate a good Hammock these days and there are a lot of Hammock clays yet to come. We have a very nice variety of them, ranging in pride from 75c. to $2,110. Drug Store NOTICE A Tenders will be received on August 8th, 1004, Inc drain ei miles long, estimated at 8ft003.00. All team work or nearly. Tem. dere opened at (Mundt meeting at Lend- bury at 2 o'clock iu the afternoon. By-law, profile and plans may be seen at my reel - dance, Winthrop. JNO. 0. MORRI80N, Clerk. ca Notice to Creditors. In the Surrogate Court of the County of Huron, in the matter of the estate of Henry Taylor, late of the Township of Stanley, io the County of Buren, turner, deceased, Notiee is hereby given, unmeant to Bevis- -d Statutes of Ontario, 1887, Chap. 120, See, 89, that all creditors and attars having any claims against the estate of Henry Taylor, Onto • of the Township of Stanley, in the County of Huron former, deceased, who died on or about the 18110 day of Jane, A. D, 1004, at the said Township of Stanley, are hereby required to send by poet prepaid, Cr to deliver to Proudfoot,Heys &Blair,ol the Town of Ooderieh, in the County of Huron, Solicitors' for William Taylor and Joseph Taylor, the Haecutore of the Inst Will mud Testament of He ury 'Pavlor, deeeaeed, on or before the 5th day of August, A,/.,1901, their full names, addresses and deseriptlons and full particulars of their olaime and the nature of their seeurlti05 (if any) hold by them, And notice is hereby givou that alter the amid last mentioned (into, the;said Executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased amcrget the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to tbo claims of which notion shall have been given as above required, and the said Exeoutore will not be responsible for the onsets, or any part there- of, 80 distributed to any pera0n of wh080 claim notioe shall not have been received at the time of such distribution. PROUD2OOT, HAYS es BLAIR, of the Towu, of GOderloh, in t19t County or Huron, Solicitors for the Exeoatnre. ' Dated at Godoriell, J my 19th,1901. 2.3 EMBEIMMEMIEMEMMIERISEMI STRICTLY ONE PRICE THE LOWEST. JUST 0 �rF •lin E �.,j �. S K More new Shirt Waists' opened up last week. They are late Novelties and very Stylish Garments, all white and only a few of a kind. The stook of Waists is at its best to -day. There is a greater variety than there will be in a week or two, for as the season advances the assortment grows smaller. Never... have we shown such Great Varieties ; never have we shown such Stylish Garments. Embroideries Underpriced We have two Embroidery Bargains for this week's shoppers. Both are good and. sure to be snapped up quickly. EMBROIDERIES AT 4o. —1000 yards lane OambrioEmbroideries and Insertions assorted widths, worth regular 70, special pride 4a. EMBROIDERIES AT 8c. —200 yards flue Cambria Embroideries, worth regular 100 and 12ao, clearing this week at 80. Good Parasols These Parasols are just as good for fain as sunshine. The tops are made from materials that will not cut. They are mounted on strong frames, have steel rods, hollow ribs and patent runners. The handles are new, neat and nobby. New Parasols at $0.75 Now Parasols at $f 50 w u • ,98 u 2 00 u. „ 1.26 it „ 2.60 —8 pietee Flaked Wool Debeige Drees Goode, 86 indite wide, in Reseda, Brown and Cardinal, worth ranular 85o, clearing et 25 —2 pieces Fancy Knopp Dime Goode, 44 inches wide, very enitabie for Shirt Waist Suits, worth regulat 600, Speofal price 89 —13 dozen Ladiee' Colored Pore Silk and Tafdatta Gloves, in eine 6, 7,} and 7, worth regular 250, 85o and 500, Clearing at, per pair 120 J FEFGU1 —15 plum Colored Organdie Drees Mnelin, worth regular 250 and 000 per yd, Clearing at 19 —20 please Colored Drose Mottling, worth 20o, Clearing at ................ 15 —16 dozen Ladies' Stookingn, guaranteed fast black, Cleating prion 2 pairs ICF 25 —7000 yards Heavy Faotory Cotton, worth regular Ito, Special pride .... ... 5 DRY GOODS AND GROCEMES Co.