HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1904-9-15, Page 8.�Y
TIME
is hero again and if we
can judge this year by the
last couple of Autumns
the flies will be much more
numerous for the next five
or six weeks than at any
time during the Summer.
Start how and rid your
house of them at once by
employing—
Tangietoot 4 sheets 6a•
Wilson's Fly Pads 10e.
Lightning Fly Pada 5o.
I .l.V
PICKLING
If you are looking for
the best results and
want to have nicely
seasoned Pickles bo sure
you get your Spices
from us. We keep a
full line of the Whole
and Ground Spices.
Our stock is fresh, spec-
ially strong and prices
are low.
DRUGGIST AND STATIONER.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
soma/me EXTENSION W. e, &n.
Traine leave Brueeele Station, Nortb
and South, ea followe :
Gomm Scam Goma Norma.
stall 0:10 a,m I Mixed 000 am
Mixed........15.00 man I Mail 1:20 p.m
Express S:v8 p.mExpress ...... 8196 p,m
.oral Rekes Jtem: ,
A ohiel's among ye tattle' notes,
An' faitb he'll prent f 1.
FROSTY nights.
Tan leaves ;begin to turn.
THE Pon gives the news,
Ice cream has loet its grip,
Busmen; ie livening up atter the rush
of harvest,
Ease Huron Fair Oct. 6 & 7. You
can't afford to miee it.
Own stoves are on the trek. Jack
Frost ie responeible for opening the
campaign so early.
Tan Supreme Court will open at Ot•
taws on Oot. 4th. Appeal in Brunets
sewer male will be on the docket.
RIVERSIDE Hiyg, No. 815, will meet in
regular review on `Monday evening, Sept.
191h, at 8 o'olook. E. McGeeRR, L. 0.
GRAIN is coming to Brussels market,
Several farmers ere delivering last year's
Fall wheat crop. $1.00 a bushel ie being
paid.
Banns farmer who has a good driver
should make au entry at Brueeele Fall
Fair for Dr. MaNeughton'e epeoial prizes.
The let is $8 and the 2nd prize O.
THE Wingham Advance hae jogged
along past another journalietie birthday.
It grows more vigorous with the passing
years and we hope it may continue to
flourish.
THE lady's belt advertised in last
week's ieeue was in the hands of the
owner before 7 p. ne, People who don't
read Tan Poem, even it they borrow it, are
oertoini e
behind the times.
e.
THURSDAY afternoon e noon of next week F. S.
Soots, atm lemm, will offer 27 miloh oowe
for sale by public auction at the Central
Hotel, Brueeele, at 2 o'olock. They are
being brought from Oxford County by
M. J. Williams wbo has had oar loade in
this Co. an previous years.
Oue thanks are due to Mee. Robert
Menarey, 9th oon,, Grey, for the present.
ation of a dozen turkey eggs last week.
We trust ebe may never want for either
turkeys or eggs. Tall corn stalks or long
hay is not in it with a choice lot of eggs,
even in a newspaper ofhoe.
Tan September number of the Cos.
mopolitan is devoted to the World's Fair.
The articles are well written and pro.
freely illaetrated, for there are 200 illne-
trations. The magazine is indeed a most
exoelleut one, and the pries 10 ote„ is so
wonderfully low, that every person wbo
has the least desire to know something
of the great Fair should secure a copy of
the Cosmopolitan for September, ae a soca
venir,
Go. PRESS AeaOOrATIoN.—A meeting of
the newspaper men of Huron Go. is
called for Friday of tbie week, at the
Connell Chamber, Clhiton, to ooneider
the advisability of forming an Aseooia.
tion for this County. Dieonesion on
various topics of interest and importance
to the quill drivers will be in order. A.
E. Bradwiu, of the Blyth Standard, has
taken a very aotive interest in the prelim.
teary arrangements for the gathering.
IalwnovEAtatiTs.-3, D. Warwiok, V. S.,
will put down a dement walk to bis
reeidenoe,—It is said Inepeotor Robb,
who recently purchased the Norton Ter-
race, will ooneiderably improve the
property, --Angus Campbell's and George
Lott's dwellings, Mill street, are ranch
improved by a new dress of paint. --The
uew verandah sets off the floe home of
Jno. Grainger. He hes a aoey place.—
B. Gerry is doing some overhauling at
his residence, lie will enlarge the cellar,
put in a ooal barnacle and make other
°bangle.
Ease UuaoN FALL FAIR.—At a meeting
of the Direotore of tbe Fall Fair judges
were selected for the various departments
and the following direotots were appoint-
ed to accompany them in their work
Heavy horses, R. McDonald { Light
horses, George Johnston • Cattle, Alex.
Stewart ; Sheep, Robb. Nbohol • Hogs,
Oliver Turnbull ; Poultry, J. Leckie ;
Implemente, J. Wollioott ; Grain, Jae.
Ferguson ; Fruit, A. Stewet { Roots and
Vegetables, 11. Nio11o1 ; Deity, Jae.
Spelt ; lalanufaetnree, Geo. Thomson
Ladies' work, Geo. Robb and Thee,
Archibald ; Fine Arts and Flowers, W.
Fl, MoOtaoken, A mneioal and literary
program will be given in the "0yyetal
Palace" on the fine evening of the Fair
and the annual big Consent in the Town
Hall on the Friday evening. Many
enquiries are being received for prize
lists and the probabilities are that the
Bet . of eneeiee Will be largely in exoese of
any former year if Old Probe, will entire
upon ug in fine Weather. The neoeesary
reifminer-preparations
are bail] made
dt the Agrtoltnal Park and sevetai Itri•
revetments that will add to the oomtort
and pleasure of those attending. Get an
exhibit ready.
lieeerFeat
W. H, MaOnaanma will open hie Fal
campaign next week by attendance at
Seaforth Agricultural Show.
Maas GRIFFIN is taking a few weeke
holidays at London hence her vocal
pupils here are having a vacation also.
Ram interfered with the Rifle Almada-
tion praatioe shooting thio week and the
regular contest has not yet aommenoed.
G. A.. DEADMAN ehipped a oar of honey
to Winnipeg last week and left on Tues.
day for the same point to look after its
dieposal. Re takes a great interest in hie
apiary.
PRizee Foe Boss AND GICLO. Phere
are sevorel epeoial prizes lffered in
oonneotioe witb East Huron Fall Fair in
which boys and girls may take part.
Take a look over the specials and get
ready to win one of the prizes.
Tazn have a 12 pound baby girl at
George Barkley'e, Her birthday, as long
as she has them, will be August 31st,
'1'ne POST welaomee Miee Barkley
to ono of the tidiest towns in Ontario.
Tan choir of Brussels Methodist ohuroh
and otbere will assist at the Harvest
Home at Ebenezer rhumb, 2nd line,
Morrie, oo Monday 20th inst. Rev. Mr,
Casette preaches there at two earvicee on
the previous Sabbath.
H. R. BREWER, artist, baa disposed of
bis photo. gallery at Blyth to Baxter
eloArthor, who hae had charge of it.
Mr. MOArthnr is a competent hand and
will do well. Ernest Miller, of Brussels,
ie his oapab'e assistant.
De. BUTLER OOHING AGAIN,—Thursday,
Sept. 29th is the date set for the second
professional visit of Dr. Butler, London
to Brussels. He is a epeolallet in ail-
ments of the eye or ear and may be ooh
salted at the American Hotel on the
above date.
TEE 100 aore farm of the &Maxwell
estate, 7th line, Morris, and several pieces
of property in Eraetele, will be offered
for Bale by public auction, at the Amer-
ican Hotel, Brueeele, on Saturday, Oat.
1, at 2 o'clock. There ie a minable lot of
bush on the farm. Further particulars
may be read in this issue.
AT the teat meeting of Brussels A. 0.
U. W. Lodge Past Master Farrow gave
an extra good address on "Love." Violin
selections were rendered by 'Tonne Beaker,
the Recorder presiding at the ° organ,
Neat meeting will be Friday evening of
this week when a splendid program will
be given. Members are invited to attend.
Some owners of lawns and gardens
have fire in their eyes over the foot•priote
of oowe and horses on their grounds.
They are asking where the Pound in eo
that owners may known where to find
"bossy" and "Maud S." A great deal of
damage oan be done to lawns et this
season of the year and people don't enjoy
seeing their Summer's work thus destroy-
ed by the carelessness of otbere.
WE notice, by the Clinton New Era,
that Robert Holmes, M. P., the well
known editor of that paper, has parches.
ed a fine new reeidenoe and its offering "a
flret•olaes baby carriage for Bale, good as
new, with new rubber tires, a bargain."
Even editors aheald not do retch things
like this. 11 may be all right to buy a
hoose bat why eaoriflce that fleet class
baby carriage, Bro. Holmes 2 It will be
sure to go when advertised in the New
Era,
Tam Olintoo paper epeake of a former
Braeaelite ae follows :—"Weeley Yeo, of
Btnartburn, Man., son of W. Y80, G-0138.
riot township, be down on a visit, atter
an abeenoe of eleven years, He carries
on an extensive business at that plane and
ie also the government land agent there.
He ie right in the midst of a settlement
of about five thousand Galfoiane, and
speaks in the very bigheeb terms of them,
saying they are first-class settlers in every
request, Mr. Yeo does not think the
injury to grain by met will turn out as
bed ae anticipated." Mr. Yeo could get
free board and lodging in this locality for
a week or so among hie many old friends
if he had time at hie disposal.
Werame—MoORAawoN.—A pretty hones
wedding took place in the morning et the
reeidenee of T. G. M00racken,901 Prin•
sees avenue, London, when hie only
daughter, Edna, wee united in marriage
to James H. Wilkey, oe Chatham, eon of
E r.Ald. John Wilkey, the ceremony
being performed by the Rev. A. R. Going,
of the Centennial Methodist Ohnrob, on
Wednesday of last week. The bridal
party entered the prettlydeoorated draw•
ing room to the strains of Mendeleeobn'e
Wedding March, ae played Sy Miee
Wilkey, aster of the groom. The bride
wore her going -away gown of navy blue
broadoloth, with blouse of white Silk and
chiffon, while her bridesmaid, Mise Marie'
Aust, was gowned in white serge. The
groom's gift to the groomsman, Bert.
Brooke, was a pair of gold cuff linke, to
the bridesmaid, a pearl ring, and to the
bride, a pearl brooch. An interesting
feature of the wedding breakfast was the
tutting of the wedding sake with the
groom's bayonet, which be used all
through the South African war, as a
member of the StrathOona Horse, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilkey will reside on Delaware
avenue, Chatham, and will be at home to
their friends after the let of October.
The bride is a neige to W. H, MoOraolieo,
of Brnesele, and was a former resident
here. Miss Amande ialo0rasken, of
town, attended the wedding. 'Tan Pose
exteede oengratuletioue.
DU $3 23 dJ 6fit.tiLe1:37' 1'r' 06',f
Standard Bank of Canada T" -E
AST,A,2dT I00 OE2a 103.72
8131WLU9, 011 RRSFIIVIS FUND 5 1,000,000
TOTAL A88ETI5 OVER ., 10,000,00U
A General. Aitteeklaixt „' 1littaititle'r:ra Tl`a•rtlltttctfacl
--"'"NS A VINGS BAIVKi" v'-
-DEPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR and upwards received on which
INTEREST IS ALLOWED FR011 DATE OF DEPOSIT
at the HIGHEST BANE BATE. AOCRUED INTEREST
be added to nog mute every six menthe and becomes prinoipal,
MARRIED WOMEN and MINORS may make and withdraw
Deposite without the intervention of any person,
LOANS MADE TO FARMERS ON NOTE AT LOWEST RATE,
SALE NOTES CASHED, OOLLEOTED or may be left for SAFEKEEPING
only far which no charge is made.
YOUR BUSINESS will receive our maul and oonrteoue attention.
A. 0. MACFARLANE, AGENT.
A TRAVELLING window sign writer Was
in town this week and left evidences of
his handiwork
AUCTION sale of young cattle at Win.
throp on Sept. 27th. See the advt. in
Tem PosT tbis week.
VOTRRS' List Court will be held in
Brussels next Wednesday before Judge
Doyle. There are 46 appeale.
No business was trauseeted at the ad.
journed ]meeting of the town Connell last
Monday evening and it will meet on
Thnreday evening of this weak.
THE annual Western Exoureione to
Detroit, Chicago, &n., will be run on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of next
week, 22nd, 23rd and 24th irate. Tickets
good to return until Oot. 10th.
KAPLAN, the fleet footed pacing stallion
owned by Mears. Scott & Warwiok,
Brnneele, ie to start in the 2,12 pane
at Reedville, Maas„ on Friday of this
week. Be ie expaoted home next week.
Soars boys visited a pertain garden on
Queen street, on a Sunday afternoon and
stole all the plume on a tree. As their
names are known unless they pay for
them the Reeve will likely have a Magis-
trate's case,
BneeennaL,—Wednesday of this week
Geo. N. MoLaren, a former merchant of
Brussels, was united in marriage to Mies
Berrie E., daughter of J. R. and Mee.
Morrow, at Sylvan Dale, Midland, Ont.
That their joys may be many will be the
wish of the groom's ninny friends here.
S000E9sooL OPERATION, — Last week
Mee. Wm. Turnbull, Brussels North, wan
taken to London where she underwent a
successful medical operation in the re-
moved of a 12 pound tumor. We are
pleased to state that she be making
favorable progress and hope she will soon
be able to return home, Mr, Turnbull,
who ao0ampanied bis wife, is expaoted
book on Saturday if the patient can•
tiunee improving.
TEE FINDER'S DDM—Under the erim-
inal oode of Canada the finder of a lost
artiote most take steps to discover the
owner if be wishes to escape risk of
indtotmsat for theft. A London young
man has learned Ibis Meson at a some-
what heavy expense, having been regale.
ed to restore a pnrae and money, and pay
seven dollars costa of prosecution. The
beet way to reoover the owner is t0 ad•
vertise in a newspaper,
A BOWLING tournament is on the pro.
gram of Brussels bowlers this week to
decide the ownership of a gent's suit case,
a donation from Postmeater Farrow who
is one of the most enehuoia8 dmembers
ma re
of the olnb. As we go to prase the list
is narrowed down to the following :—J.
T. Ross and Geo. MoLaaoblin are to
play A. Coualey and In Callan and the
winners will try aonolusiona with D. 0.
Rose and Dune. MaLaaoltlin. The final
duet wilt have to play off for the prize
offered.
Tan Pon heard that T. A, Hawkins,
of Brueeele, was going to attend a wed.
ding next week and our editorial heart
was in a flutter as to whether he was to
be the happy groom but it slowed down
to normal when we learned tint it was
Prof. Glenn Campbell, of Clinton, who ie
to wad Misa M. Gnodwio, of the same
town, and our mneioal expert is 10 pre.
side ab the piano for the Wedding March,
Good ratlike may aoorae, however, by tbe
event and T, A.'e baohelor days may
soon oowe to an end,
ODrmtnaas.—deturdey, Sept. 10th one of
the pioneers of Western Ontario Jas.
MoGili, er„ of East Wnwaooeb, exahang•
ed time for eternity and paeeed away in
erre and certain bops of a glorious
resurrection. Deceased was born iu the
Ooaoty of Oaven,Ireland, 001. 14th, 1834,
and so had almost completed the allotted
time of life. He Dame with his parents
to Canada when but six months old
where they settled in the township of
Darlingtoo, a few miles North of Bow•
manvilie, in what was then an unbroken
forest. His father, Jas. McGill, was one
of the "stalwarts" wbo helped to put
down the MacKenzie rebellion and the
old maaket and bayonet presented to him
at that time, are still preserved as beir,
looms in the family of the deceased, In
1860 be Dame to Eaet Wawanoeh, Huron
Oo , where be followed the emanation of
building oontraotor, and there are few
farms in the neighboring townehipe that
do not beer some evidence of hie hands•
Draft. In 1885 he married Susanna
Gourley, who with a family of two sone
end three daughters, David, Jamee A,,
Emma and Maggie at home, and Mre, P.
Robinson, of Wingham, mourn the lose
of a kind of
and a very indulgent
father. He was a man of etorline gnali•
Bee of mind and heart and he seemed to
have taken the Golden Rule as his life
motto, as the wbnderfil esteem and
sympathy of his neighbors during hie
illness abundantly testified. He Wan
taken ill last January with what appear•
ed to be la grippe, which later developed'
into oanoer of the stomach and despite all
that medical skill eodld do, be passed
away ae above stated. He was buried in
the English ohuroh cemetery at Blyth,
on Monday evening, Sept. 12th. The
funeral serafooe were oondnoted by Rev.
Mr, Edmnnde, of Blyth, who also attend.
ed him daring hie Blom, Out of a
family of eleven brothers and sisters,
only four sarvfve bim viz :—.John, of
Neepawa, Manitoba ; David on the old
homestead, Eaet Wawanesh ; Eethee, of
Blyth ; and Mrs, M. Bachman, of Brus.
Bele. Standing by hie bedside we aould
nob help reiterating the oft repeated
prayer, "Let me die the death of the
eighteens and let my last end be like
his." Mrs. Buchanan, Mine Joele and
Harvey Beahanan attended the funeral
froth Benesale.
T. P. SUUITE COAXING—On Wednesday
21st fust„ T. P. Smith, eye apeeieliet,
will snake his regolar visit to Breasts
and may be consulted at Fox's drug store
without any expense.
PRIER BDTTE11.—Mra, Wiltfam Arm•
etroug, who lives Beet of Brussels,
took two 2nd prizes at the Western
Fair, Loudon, on butter and was only
a few points ehv for the let prize. She
alai received' 3rd at the Toronto Fair.
ttlr. Armstrong was at London Fair and
Mrs, Armstrong and Miee Jennie et Tot.
out +.
A Munroe BANir—The following is
taken front the Toronto News of the 18th
1,155:—The Metropolitan Bank Hend
Wale is 110W located in 11e new premises
in the Canada Life Building, King street
Weal. The new quarters of the bank 00.
oupy the entire ground floor of the East.
ern wing of the building, and they have
been fitted ep in a000rdanoe with the
most modern ideas.
BADE GUEseaa.—Tho Dominion election
will be on in November.—L'ruseole Fall
Fair will be a eweepee this year.—Sohool
casaba's ealariee will advance, — The
overcoat bnaiceee will begin to battle if
the weather oontinaes as cool ae ab
preeent.—Manitoba and the Northwest
will thresh out a great crop of on fine
wheat as usual,—Tea POST well eonti0ne
to grow in popular favor with the public.
OONDOLENOE.—At a meeting of Grey
Branch Agricultural Sooiety Directors,
held in Brueeele, on the 3rd inst„ the
following reaolation of sympathy was
adopted in reference to the deaeaoe of
Peter Robertson, oar brother Director ;
Mrs. T. I?olartroti and Fancily:
DEAR FnlalvDs.—•We, the Direo/ors of
Grey Brandi Agricultural Society, desire
t0 express our 'sympathy with you in the
demise of son and brother in the person
61 P. Robertson, To our meeting with
bim we found hima willing, careful work,
er, always' honorable and with agood word
for everybody. He will be greatly missed,
eo doubt at his home and we will mise
him from our Board. The memory of
bis life and death will live long and we
trust that when each of ne say "Good -
Bye" to the earthly that we will meat the
loved once gone on before.
JAanos 'Sons, Preeidenb
W. H. Kerr Secretary.
Brunets, Sept„ 10, 1904,
People We Know.
W. H. and Mrs, Batter are visiting at
London.
Mica Raeel Crone- is holidaying at
London.
Barrister Sinclair was in Toronto for a
few dean.
Mia. McClure, ot NoKillop, ie visiting
Mrs, David Roes in town.
Miss Mabel Colvin bas gone to her
millinery situation at Crediton.
Jno, Simmons is laid up with a deme
bank. We hope be will Boon be o. lt,
Mrs. Farrow and Mire. J. Cardiff are in
London taking in the Fair tbie week,
Editor end Dire. Bradwin, of Blyth,
were vieitore at F. 8, Sontt'e last Friday.
Mrs. Edward Cash, of Seaforth, is
visiting Dire. A. Corrie, Elizabeth street,
Brueeele,
Dr, T. G. and Mrs. Holmes, of Detroit,
were visitors with G. and Mrs. Rogers
last Seterday.
Mrs. Jnc. Wilford, of Biyih, was the
guest of Mrs. Baines, Tnrnberry street,
last week.
Mrs. H. L. Jackson and Lloyd were
visitors with Hamilton relatives during
the past week,
Mrs. W.F. Stewart and Mrs, N. F.
Gerry were in Detroit for a few days
during the past week.
Mise Kilgour and Dila Rogers have
returned to Mount Foreet after holiday
ing rn Brussela and Toronto.
Misses Maggie and Jennie Leckie, ot
Kinoardine, have been the guests of Dirs.
Joe. Leckie during the past week.
Dire. Annie Campbell and little daugh.
ter, Marjory, are visiting the tatters
sister's Miesea Ethel and Nellie, at Lon.
don,
Poetmaeter Farrow was in London
this week attending the meeting of the
Postmaatere' Aeeooiatioo, He is Vice.
President.
Mies Pearl Lowry bag taken a situation
in London. She will likely attend the
Ooneervatory of Magic before coming
back to nemesis.
Mrs. J. Rogerson, of Bradford, Panna
sylvania, who was visiting het sister,
Mre. F, 5, Baines, left for her home loot
Saturday morning.
Mine Maggie MoNaughton is visiting
at Mitchell before returning to Khmer.
dine. Miee Minnie MoNaughton has
returned from her holiday in Michigan.
George flirt has been off work this
week suffering .from something like a
earbnnole or abeoese on the beak oe hie
nook, We hope be will goon be all right,
Dire, S. H. Jaolteon took suddenly ill
Saturday evening from heart failnrs and
was very low for Immo time. A De, Wee
quickly ailed and else is now improving
nicely,
Rev, end Mrs, Buggin, of 'Thotlford,
were calling on old blonde in Brussels
While es route Northward to vitae eela-
tiven. Tho reverend gentleman wee a
former pastor at Blyth,
Edward Fiohleigh, who is now a G. T.
R. Conductor, Wan a visitor with B, and.
hire. Gerry last Sunday, Conductor
Fiahleigh in a eon of W. A. B. Fielefgh,
e
F
f rmerl of Br
ossein who removed some
20 years or eo from town. The eieitor
wee relieving Gondoobor Quirk on the L,
II. & B , so drove over to hie birthplace
MI Sunday.
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Drafts Bought and Sold. Farmers' Notes Dieoounted.
Inleresb at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all some of 61 end upwards
A, E, MELLISH, Manager.
A
K
J. Leckie is expected home this week
from his Westward trip. Mise Thema
Gerry is siso an the homewerel journey.
Percy Richards has gone to reroute
where bo le filling aposition in one of the
leading shoe dtoree of that city. He has
had a good foundation laid in hie service
fu hie father's store here, We wish him
e000ese.
A welcome visitor to Brueaeln is airs.
Jno. Notre of Clay Centre, Kansas, who
removed from town 17 years ago. The
peeping years have dealt very generously
with Mrs. Nott, MG is a edgier to Mrs.
Jno. Tait and Mrs. T. T. Thomson, of
Brueeele, and will spend a month or so
in town and locality.
George Coates; of Idaho, who is aotive•
ly eugaged in sheep remelting, 10 mum,
ing old friendehipe fn Brussela and
loealty. His father, who wise visiting
flim, is back borne Oleo. Robert E.
Coates, wife aid eon, of Flint, Miob.,
were visiting here and returned to
their home this week. We do not know
whether George is going to take a house.
keeper home with him or not this time.
Business Locals.
Bnoon sow with 9 pigs 4 weeks old for
sale. Aleo a dry cow. Goo, Rene,
Brussels.
QUANTITY of jointers for kindling wood
for eats. Apply to J. CUNNINGHAM,
Alexander street, Brussels.
Cow for sale, will come in middle of
nest month. Also 5 young cattle from
1, years down.
Tnoe. NlaaoLLs, Brussels.
A Enna smooth, true, fast and eaey
out eau be made when saws are gummed,
filed and set by T. MoGrrgor, Mill street,
Brussels.
THAT Dress Goods Sale :—Never was
there offered to tbe Ladies of Baron arid
Brace such an opportunity. Slaughter•
ing the moat taehiouable of Dress Goode
right now. If you want 1, 3 or 5 dram s
it will pay you to drive 25 miles to
King's. Egge still 20o.
G. E. KIND, Wingham.
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BARRLaY,—In Brussels, on August 31st,
to Mr. and Mee, George Barkley, a
daughter,
EDwARDS.—In Wroxeter on Sept. 9th, to
Mr. and Mrs. 0. T. Edwards, a son.
MODongALL— Il
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Morris on Sept. th to
Mr. and alar McDougall, �
p 7�
Pun.
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RIToa1E.—ln Portage la Prairie, Mao,,
on Sept. 9th, to Mr. and Dire, Wm,
Bitable, formerly of Grey township,
a eon
SAFe. 8291''. .—'-•.•.-..`.
FINDI/ATER—Rom, — In Newbridge, on
Sept. 7t1s, by Rev. Jas. Musser, M.
A., B. D., Mr, Jae, H. Findlater, of
Bolmore, to Mies Carrie Roe, of
Newbridge.
ADZ1 D.
HRa.io .—In Saginaw, Mialt,, on Sept,
7th, Margaret lvfarie, only daughter
of John and Hannah Healey, aged
3 months and 17 days.
h'{o(dino.—In That Wawanoeb, on Sept.
ember 10th, James McGill, brother to
Mrs, M. Buchanan, Brussels, in his
70th year.
AVCTSO'N SA21.70.
Twvnsnar, Sapo, 220d,-27 riloh oowe,
from Oxford Oo. Sale without reserve at
2 p, m„ ab Oentral Hotel, Brnssele. Di
J. Williams, prop, ; 1. S. Scott, auo.
FASTS, F'A2Xes.
Following is a liet of the dates of some
of the Fall Fairs wbioll will be of interest
to people in this distriot
Western, Loudon Sept.
Hamilton 1
Exeter
Palmerston
Guelph
lVlitcheli
(Mosley
Eurioh
Harrielon
Seaforth
Stratford
Treewater
Goderioh
Ripley
Listowel
Wingbam
Ford w toll
Atwood
Laaknow
Baueeor,
Blyth
Dungannon
Oob.
"
9-17
15-17
19
21
20-22
20-21
21-•22
21.-22
22-23
22-28
22.28
27-28
27-28
27-28
29
29-80
1
8.4
4-5
6-7
11-12
13-14
THE PEOPLE'S BOUM .
T ADIE's GOLD WATCE
found in Brussels. The owner may
have the same by proving property and tray
Jug for 0110m tfoo by ' applying at Tan foam
Publishing Boum,
14'015 SAL:P,— ONE "BUCK"
Wood Atlantic Pomace, In Bret -claw
condition, Ileaaon for disposal, ehangiug.
to coal fuonase, Apply to AIL. 1ItVINO,
10.1 Walton,
QTISAYED ON TJ3111 PRIM -
DIES 01 1130 undersigned, 0,0110, Coo. 4-
Grey, on or shout August 2001, a. year old
grey defter, Owner 10 requested to prove
property, pay expanses and taste bey away,
3.11 WM• J. JA.ORDIN,
Ethel 1', 0,
Fall Wheat 75 100
Barley 87 40
Peas 65 (10
Oats 30 32
Batter, tube and colla.,12 13
Eggs per dozen 10 17
Hay per ton 33 00 0 00
Floor, per OWt 4 00 5 00
Potatoes per hue ..... •,50 50
Apples (per bbl.) 1 00 1 25
Bat, per bbl„ retail 1 00 70
Hoge, Live 5 40 5 50
SEPT, 15, 191)4
COMING I COMING!
T. P. 8 1TH
EYE SPECIALIST,
Graduate of New York, Philadelphia and
Toronto Optioat Colleges, will be at
Drug Store
ONE DAY ONLY
Wednesday, Sept. 21st
Cala early and avail yourself of
his valuable servioee.
EXAMINATION Gttl0011.
(F. Li AD
0001
WEATFEF
is here again and pool weather makes us thinly of Stovers and how to
keep warmiu Winter. If you ere thinking of pnrrhasing a uew
Stove or ltango this Fall omit and see our lines of High class
RANGES and. STOVES
AMONG TEEM ARE THE
Famous Pandora Range, Made by MaCoirLondou
The Dockash and World's Favorite Ranges,
The Silver King and Garland line of Stoves and Rangeb—
ALL COAL AND WOOD BURNERS.
See our Lines of Base Burners
and Air Tight Coll Stoves.
Every Stove Guaranteed
to work Perfect., -
•
Estimates on Furnace Contracts freely given.
Prices Right,
Agents for the Famous
-"Queen" Air Tight Wood floaters.
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GOAL IN STOOK
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kr .
HARDWARE AND STOVES.
j.go.
Reliable Qualities.
Everything Sold
as Advertised
New
r e s G
Plain Colors and Neat Tweed Effects will have first
call for Fall and Winter Suitings. The first shipments
are now on our counters. From the lowest to the highest
grade qualities are everything they should be and the de-
signs and colorings such as will appeal to all particular
people. These are a few of the many lines—
Plain Cloths at 50c.
— Plain Cloth Suitings, all pare wool,
clear, bright finish, will make stylish and
serviceable Goetnmee, in Brown, Navy,
Cardinal and Black, very epooial, at per
yard 50o
Tweed Effects at 00e.
— Panay 'Tweed Rilecte, suitable for
Fall Suite or Separate Sldrto, noat, email
designs, in Green, Brown end Blue, 44
Mabee wide, worth 76o, extra epeoial, at
per yard 00a
French 1±'inet Laine
Waistiilgs R,t' 50c.
— Ftasey Fleet Leine Waietiugs, the
finest aosortmetit of ahoioe designs we
have ever shown ; many bandeome color
eombinatione, cloth beet quality eve oan
buy, specie( at per yard 50o
Fancy Suitings lit 55c.
—Fanny Soitinge, neat, email patterno,
editable for Shirt Waieb Suite or Separate
Skirts, dark aolore, very stylish, at par
yard 56e
Plain Suitings at $1.00
and 01.25
—Fine Broadolotb for Lediee' Suite.
This Cloth re Loudon shrunk and bee a
rich eatioy finish. It is made from pure
wool and gives excellent wear ; Bleak,
Brown, Green atld Navy, at per yard
$1 00, 61.25 and 61,50
.fancy Tweed at 85c.
—Fanoy Tweed Effeote, medium and
dark color °embinations, will make handl
Bono and stylish Suite or Separate Skirt's,
speoial, per yard 85o and $1.00
In the Mantle Department we've been doing little so far be-
cause of the.late arrival of our German Mantles, but Saturday We'll
be ready to show you a good assortment of the new Garments—.
Now Stylus—here now, the most up -to -elate to be found in' Canada
and prions the lowest anywhere. Examine our goods and compare
prices,
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