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We are prepared to show some particularly fine designs this year
and among them some combinations and colorings that are quite
new. The low prices for them will please you as they start at
papers at 6o. per single roll and of course we have a large stook of
the good patterns. We shall be pleased to show you our samples.
Do not be afraid to ask to see as you will not be pressed at all to
buy if you do not see what pleases you.
ISecure your supply of Formaldehyde for
Prevention of Smut on Grain, &c.
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DRUGGIST AND STATIONER.
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goal Rtizs gt,ems.
A ohiel'e amang ye fakir' notes,
An' faith he'll Arent is.
ADDITxONAL local news may be read on
page 4 of this 'SSW of THE POET. See it.
READ every advertisement and see
what tbe live business men have to offer
you in bargains'. -
LAeT Monday a branch of the Metro.
politan Bank was opened at Harrow•
smith, Fronteuao Co.
Do. OVENS, of London, Eye and Ear
Surgeon will be at Smith's Drug Store,
Friday, April 14. Hours 1 to 7.
JNo. WRIGHT has an Orpington pullet,
10 menthe old, that is making a rained
lay laying eggs 6ilx 8 inches. It would
not tale many of those whoppers to
make a good meal.
IT le said the Hough Cap champions of
Clinton may play a practice game of
foot ball with our team on Victoria Park,
Brussels, on Good Friday. Clinton has a
good coterie of ball players.
Dose forget the Assignee's enle of
borne, buggies, nutters, farm implements
& e., on the Market Square, Brussels,
Saturday afternoon of tbie week, at 1
c'cloak, when F. S. Boolt will offer the
above property which oame into hie
hands aa Assignee in the estate of Neil
S. MaLenchlin.
SELLS WELL.—R. Crone, of Brussel'',
who is the manufacturer of Golden
Liquid, a household remedy for pain, in•
thrum' or external, iuforme THE Poem that
the advertia E
emea in thioP P a er has
braagbt him good resells, orders comics
as far as the Northwest Territories. It
is said to be a great treatment fur
neuralgiao or rheumatic troubles and the
testimonials pronounce the results most
satintnotory.
PROPERTY BOIIOHT,—Jobe Cardiff, 8th
con., of Grey, had purchased the house
t.nd lot known as the Oreigbton home.
stead, on Princess street, belonging to
Harold W. Creighton, of North Grafton,
Mae., U. S. The price io said to be
$1200. Mr. 0ardiff will retire from
farming and take np hie reeidenoe
in town. Station Agent Henry is the
present tenant.
BRoso1Ls BY LAW APPEAL.—An Ottawa
oorreepondenb Gaye :—The Sup reme
Court Friday afternoon adjourned eine
die. Fleet of all they beard the appeal
of Brussels vs MoOrae. The point for
disoneaiou is a narrow one. The village
of Brussels on ite own initiative passed a
by-law for the conetruotion of a sewer,
and the respondents, the property.ownere,
affected, moved to have the by-law gnaeb•
ad, and it was gaaehed by the Court of
Appeal on the ground that notice of the
proposed bylaw was not served person.
ally on the property owners, though it
was pablicbed in the village newspaper.
The court held that the provisions as to
service should be strictly observed, and
personal eervioe was essential. Jude -
meet was reeerved. Ayleewortb, K. O.,
and W. M. Sinclair for appellants ;
Proadtoar, K. 0., for respondents.
FIRE Bans-oz.—At the meeting of Fire.
men last Monday evening Chief Gerry,
Capt. Currie, Engineer James, S. Wilton,
Councillor Plum and SecretaryTreaesrer
31'. B. Scott were appointed a Oommittee
to submit a proposition to the next meet.
ing of tbo town Council. The proposition
is to ask the town for $100 annnally
whioh is to cover the management of the
Brigade, the latter to nudist of 14 men,
who are to be paid whether there are arse
or not. Enquiries are being made from
other towns as to their methods and the
satisfaction afforded. Firemen will meet
again next Monday evening. There is
plenty of room for an increased interest
on the part of the aitizene and the Council
in the betterment of present aouditions.
The Fire Hall should be improved • a
more systematics praatioe maintained
and offioere or members of the Brigade
who deoline to attend to their duties
should be summarily dropped. Danger
from Arse is not nearly so great in Brae.
e els now n9 in the years gone by yet that
is no argument as to (why the very
bigheot effioienay should not be main.
tained.
CnIoAGaAN CLAIMS A Minuet -Fun Blum—
The Chicago Evening Poet of Haub 22nd,
speaks of the marriage of C. B. Wilbee,
formerly of Brueeele, to Mile Hattie
Xorper,'a portrait of the bride appearing
in the same paper 1—"One of the most
interesting weddings of last. week took
place on Wedneeday afternoon at the
;tome of Mre. 8, K. Keeper, when her
daughter, Hattie, wag given in marriage
to 0. B, Wilbee,'a prominent merchant
of Cbioago. The ceremony was per.
formed by the Rev. Dr. Nieto. The
bride wee attended by her sister, Miss
Belle Keeper, and C. R. Davie supported
the groom. The bride wee attired in an
exquisite importedgown of white lase.
,J'1,r. and Mre, Wilbee made a short
joneiiey throughout Southern California
and are now occupying apartments at the
St. Frano(e Hotel prior to their departure
for the East, where they will spend
Several months, and then tour Europe,"
Mr. Wilbee ie a eon ot Mre. Henry Wtl.
bee, of town, and a brother to Mre, P.
Aneent and the Wilbee Brod„ ot Brae.
vele, and loaallty. His old Mende here
will be a unit in wishing him and hie
bride prosperity.
JERSEYS SOLD.—Neil MoLanohlio Bold
3 Jersey aowe and two oalvea to Mr.
Hemphill, of Atwood, who shipped them
t t Washington Territory. They sold for
a good price. Stook was taken to Atwood
where a oar was made upfor the West.
FIRE Thum—Thursday of last week
the first of the Fire Drill in 000neation
with the Pablia Scheel Wee inaugurated
ander the direction of Prinoipal Camer-
on. The alarm wee rang and inside of
one minute the 300 pupils were
out of tbe building, marching three
abreast. Boys have been appointed to
take obarge of the doors and to perform
other acts of generalship. The drill will
be continued with all the op to -date
methods so as to put beyond any perad•
venture the possibility of accident or lose
of life its can of fire in the school.
RESoLuTION ON CotmoneNoe.—At the
meeting of court Priestess Alexandria,
No. 24, 0. 0. F., Brussels, held on Tues.
day evening, the following resolution of
sympathy Wee ordered to be forwarded to
Mre. James Doggies, whiah speaks for
itself
:—
Mrs. Jas. Douglas
DEAR MADAM,—We take this first op-
portunity iu meeting in our Court room
to 000vey to you oar sincere sympathy in
the re0eut demise of your beloved hue
band and our brother Forester. His
decease has reminded as very forcibly of
the truthfulness of the words "In the
midst of life we are in death." We will
mise him from our ranks but we realize
that our lose ie in no way comparable to
yours in the sad and eudden termination
of your maturing Plane and s+°r
oes in
the institution of your twine so soon after
your marriage. We mourn with you but
through the sorrow comes the hopeful
and comforting words of inspiratien
whiah we trust you may realize, "He
doeth all things well."
Yours in L. B. and 0.
J. WILBER, 0, R.
A. E. Marntsu, R. S.
QUITE A Soagnse.—Friday evening of
last week the Foot Ball benefit Oonoert
mime off as announced and was marked
by a .large measure of euooage. There
was a goodly sized eppreoiative audience
and the talent acquitted themselves
worthily. The chair was occupied by the
President, Barrister MeoDonald. Pro.
gram Wae es follows':—Pert I—Iustre-
weotal quartette, Mesere. Jackson, Jones
and Grower and Mies MoLanohlio
Oheirman'e addreee, A.. B. MacDonald ;
piano solo, Mise Iva Bryane ; solo,
"Down in the deep" J. W. Duncan ;
recitation "A bow-legged boy" Mies
Beatrice Barrie ; trombone solo, "My
dream of Paradise" W. A. Grewar ;
reading, Mies+ Nora Holmes ; violin Bolo,
H. L. Jaakeon ; solo, "Sons of the Sea"
R. J. MoLasohlin ; cornet solo, "Violets"
Jas. Jenne ; eolo, Mies Nora Holmes,
Part II—Piano solo, Mre, (Dr.) Holmee ;
duet, "Heron Old Bays" J. and D.
Straohan ; reading, "The Irieb Philoeo.
pher" Mies Winnie McGuire ; solo,
"Faithful" Jae. Jonas • instrumental
quartette, "Polly Prim" Metiers. Jaakeon,
Grewar and Jones and Mise MoLanobitn ;
Bolo, "The Sande O'Dee" Mies Viols
Cardiff ; quartette "Do I Wake" Mre.
Holmes and Mies Holmes, Jae. Jones
and J. W. Dan oan ; trombone eolo, W.
A. Grewar ; chorus, "Cheer for Ere" Foot
Ball Club ; "God save the King." The
s000mpaniete were Mre. Holmes, Mien
MoLanohlln and T. A. Hawking who
performed their part well. There were
=meow enooree eeveral reeponeee being
given. On the stage wae displayed the
Intermediate Ohnmpionebip Silver Cup
woo in 1908 and again in '04 by our Inter-
mediate team. The boyo .have no notion
of relinquishing their hold on it in 1905
although they expeot a lively tueele by
the large number of theme entering the
arena. The financial result's of the Con -
cart were $58.00 which will give the club
a tidy start off this Beason. If a portion
of the oompany wbo oconpied the
bleachers had observed better order those
deeirone of enjoying the program would
have had a better ohenna of pleasurably
doing so.
Business Locals.
Peer:mien for a number of ethers.
Dios. Moors, Brunie.
PASTURE for several aowe at J. CDTH>
ICUs, Broesols North.
CARPET weaving. Apply to Mise L.
AVERY, William at, Breenels.
UPHoLamenxNo ooverinRe always in
Stook. LnATHEaDA0E & Sox.
WANTED,—A strong boy to learn blank
emitting. Apply at ones, S. H. JAoeeoo.
Sema oats for wale -Century variety.
JAS. DUNGAN, Lot 27, 4th line, Morrie.
Faunae plows are sold by John Long,
Brunie, and are sure to give satiated,
tion.
15 packages garden geede tor 25o, We
guarantee these seeds to be equal toady
peokage ends on the market. JABtEs
BALLANTYNE.
Dn. BouLEE, the London epeolaliet,
will visit Brussels profeeoionaily and
may be found at the American Hotel on
TUESDAY, MAY 2nd
M AK 30th
JUNE 27th
11.11 int0eeeted abottid beat thee, dates in
mind.
Standard Bank of Canada
8NSSIS ELaniZ3t3]79 1$72
BURPEUS, OR RESERVE FUND 8 1,000,000
TOTAL A88IITS OVER 10,000,000
A General I3ahliing Iiussinews 0Crannrtteetecl
' SA VI!Y G S BAN Y4aix"°•-
-DEPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR and upwarde reoeived on which
INTEREST IS ALLOWED FROM DATE OF DEPOSIT
at the HIGHEST BANK RATE. AOORUBD INTEREST
is added to a0olunts every six menthe and beoomes principal.
—MARRIED WOMEN end MINORS may make and withdraw
Deposita without the intervention of any p01900,
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LOANS MADE TO FARMERS ON NOTE AT LOWEST RATE.
SALE NOTES CASHED, OOLL1IOTED or may be left for SAFEKEEPING
only for which no charge hi made.
YOUR BUSINESS will receive oar Careful and courteous attention.
A. 0. MACFARLANE, AGENT.
cones.—Just reoeived 'a oar of Feed
Coro at the NATIONAL -ROLLER Mu,L, 13res•
Belo.
FRESH bulk garden seeds+, beet Mangle
eeede end good Clover and Timothy at
MOORAOxEN'e.
UraonsTRRINo.—A'1 kinds of upholder.
ing done to order. Repair work a
specialty. LEATHERDALE & SON.
House and lot for sale in Brneaele.
Comfortable house, j acre of laud, with
fruit trees, &a. For further particulars
apply to MRS. J. R. SMITH.
People We Talk About.
Harry Barbliff, of Clinton, was in town
last Friday.
J. T. Wood was away on a business
trip to the East.
Mrs. M. Buohanan was visiting re.
latives at Blyth last week.
Leslie Bailey, of Stratford, made a °all
on his parents last Sunday.
Reeve Henderson is laid up tbie week
with an attaok of rheamatism.
Mise Olara Simmons is visiting bar
grandparents at Wroxeter.
Mise May Kennedy and Mr. Johnaton,
of Blyth spent Sunday at P. MoQaarrie'e.
Councillor Stewart is still a prteouer to
the house but we hope he will soon regain
his vigor.
R. W. Jewitt and Mr. McAllister, of
Kinbaro, were visitors at Wm. Jewitt'e,
Mill street.
Mre. Hugh McIntosh and child, of
MoKillop, are vieitore at Watson Ainiay'e
John street.
Mre. R. E. Goatee and eons, of See -
forth, were visiting at Jno. Coates', Mill
street, this week,
Mee. A. Coseley is laid aside Y•y a
disabled limb bat we hope she will soon
be about as sepal.
Mrs. Robert Win ham
wee the guest of Mrs. D. Johnston,0o. Roes for a
few days lash week.
Mfrs. Oliver Smith, of Wroxeter, wae
renewing old trieudehipe in Brussels
daring the past week.
Mre. Kellington, of Trowbridge, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mre, F.
Adams, hag returned to•her home.
Mies M. Findlater, who has been in
Detroit and California, wan visiting Mre,
F. Baines,Brae eels, daring the past week.
Mrs. Jno. Simmons hae been ander the
dootor's care on a000ant of an attack of
pleurisy. We hope she will soon be
fully restored.
J. and Mre. Londesboro' left for Sea -
forth on Tueeday where they will spend
a week before returning to their home in
Winnipeg.
Harry Mercer bas been off work der.
ing the past week owing to poor health.
It ie to be hoped the Spring weather will
tone him up.
Barrister W. A. Nisbet, of the firm of
Arnoldi & Nisbet, Toronto, was visiting
Barrister A. B. MacDonald, Bruges's.
They were college °mums.
It is reported that 0. H. Broadfoot, of
the American Hotel, Brussels' , was united
in marriage to Mies Weir, of Seaforth,
on Wednesday of this week.
0. H. and Mre, Dodds went to Toronto
on Tuesday to consult a epeoialiet iu ref.
erenoe to the latber'e eyes. We trust
the treatment will speedily prove cite°•
teal.
Jas. Sherrie and 5. T. Plum will repre•
sent Court Prinoess Alexandria, 0. 0. F.
No. 24, Breesels, at the meeting or the
High Court to be held et Gananoque next
June.
Mine Donaldson, of Goderioh, is the
guest of Mre. John Donaldson, The
visitor ie a eider to Mr. Donaldson,
harness maker. She hasbeenhere on
former oaoaeione.
Misses Hattie and Dottie Took, of Tor.
onto, were visitors at Inepeotor Robh'e for
a few days. They are daughters of R.
W. Truth, a former well known reeident,
and neioee of Mre. Robb.
R. and Mre. Mattloe, of Saginaw,
Miobigan, are renewing old friendohipe
in Brussels. The latter is a daughter of
S. and Mrs. Crawford of Brunets. They
removed from town 17 years ago.
Dr. McNaughton, who has disposed of
his practice and residences to Dr. Burne,
will be in Brussels from Wedneeday noon
until Saturday noon of each week for
some weeks to aeeiet Dr. Burne, in hie
work.
Rev. T. W. and Mre. Cosecs end eon
were vieitore with Seaforbh relatives
last week. Mre. Coeene' father has not
been enjoying hie usual good health of
late bat we hope the return of warmer
weather will prove heipful,
A note from Wm. Moro, of N. W. T.,
writes from Motif 'that he hae been laid
up with rheomatiem and is teyiOg the
effiioaoy of the mineral bathe there.
Ho is R eon of Joseph and Mrs. Muer, of
Brussels, We hope he will soon 11e o. b.
Tuesday of thio week Nelson and Mrs.
Askin left Breeeele for Idaho where .they
purpose making their home for a time.
Mr. Askin will aesiet Geo. Coates, hie
brothee.indaw, in sheep ranttbing, We
wish 111x. and Mre. Aekin a sate trip and
a pleasant stay,
Riebard Willlame and Mies Ida were
renewing old friendships in Bennett, due•
ing thepeat week. They have been In
the West. They will return to Toronto
where the latter will undergo an opera.
Hon to remove her present lomenete of
soma years standing.
Friday afternoon D. D. and Mre. Fee,
gueon, aonompanied by Mien Mary
Forbes, the latter's sister, left Brtlssole
for Winnipeg, where they purpose mak.
ing thole borne her a time at least. A
large number Were at the depot to see
them off and wish them good Tank.
Mre. Wm. Jewitt wee Dulled to Mitobetl
owing to the illneee of her efeter.
Last Saturday, F. Fishimgh who -
makes hie home with hie daughter, Mre.
B. Gerry, Brueeele, celebrated hie 86111
birthday. Mr. Fiehleigh is comparative,
ly hearty for a man of hie.yeare, although
certain indioatioos of the earthly tone.
rnent beginning to totter are evident.
THE Poem extetidp.congretulatione,
A 'letter from Mre. Jennie Tufts, of
Hanniford, North Dakota, in remitting
her subscription, to 7'13E Po -T, Saye her
efeter, Mre. J. Stewart, has been eerinsely
ill with the grippe followed by heart
weakness and for a few days her life was
despaired of. She was ooneid• rably bet.
ter at time of writiug and was able to sit
up. On Mrs. Stewart's recovery ebe will
accompany Mre: Tnfte to Victoria, B. 0.
The writer says "We always enjoy Tae
Poem so much and we wonld not like to
be without it as+ we still have a warm
feeling for our old Brussels friends."
The many old friends of Mrs, Stewart in
town will be pleaeed to hear of her early
oonvaleeoeuoe.
C11111t0i1 CIIIStI M.
In addition to the services in the R. 0.
aburoh on Sabbath int they were con-
tinued on Monday and Tuesday, Rev. Fr.
Noribgraveo ofEoiatiog.
The Junior League took part in the.
regular prayer meetiug service iu the
Methodist ohurah on Wedneeday evening
of this week and gave a good program.
Sabbath, April 300h, ie asked by the
Lord's Day Alliance to be set apart as a
epeoial day to 000eider the maintenance
of the Sabbath and the due and proper
obeervaooe of the day of rest.
Next Sabhatb K. J. Beaton, of Olinton,
will aondoot the services in the Methodist
church here. .Rev. Mr, Omens will take
u 'th School aouiverear. ser i
B bba 6 v Dae in
9
Oaterio street Mothodiet chards,
Clinton.
Easter Sunday uomas on April
28rd
thie.year, much later than usual. It is
interesting to nate that it does not Dome so
late till 1916, when it comae again on that
date. The next lateet is in 1943, when
Easter comes on April 25th,
Leet Friday Rev. Mr. LangFord was
stalled to Newbury to attend the funeral of
Mre. Armstrong, one of his former pariah.
loners. Owing to his absence the services
in St. John's ahurob were taken by Mr.
Hamilton, of HuronO allege.
Last Sabbath, Rev, R. Smith Baker,
M. A., of Walton, preached in the
Methodist oharoh in this plana giving two
inetruotive dieooureee. The morning
text was "Hie name shall be called Won-
derful" and at the evening service the
words chosen were "At even time it shall
be light." Many helpful and suggestive
thosghie were presented.
Morris Council Meeting.
A special meeting of the 'xenon was
held in the Council Room, April 5th,
palled by the Reeve, for the purpose of
considering the rebuilding of Bodmin
bridge and for the traoeastion of any
other necessary bueineee. Oa motion of
Oounoillore Shaw and Kelly, Mr. Taylor
was instructed to engage Messrs. Doff &
Stewart to put the Sunohine Bridge in a
safe etate of repair 00 soon as p000ible.
On motion of Taylor end MoOateheon
the Clerk was ioetrooted to proctor° from
Mr. Ansley, Oonnty Engineer, plan and
specifications for the construction of a
steel bridge with cement abutments to be
plaoed over the river on 4th line near
Bodmin, said bridge to have a span of
110 feet clear of abutments. On motion
of Kelly and Taylor, Olerk wae inetrnot-
ad to advertise for tenders for the oon-
etraotion of abutments and steel etreo.
ture as soon as plan and epeoifloations
are in his possession and 00 soon as he
oonsidere that ettffloient tenders tor the
work are to band that the Council be
smiled together to consider the game.
The Counoil then adjourned.
W. CnAmt, Clerk.
Jam.ewto wnR.
WEDDING.—A very pretty bomo wed•
ding wee celebrated at the reeidenoe of
E. B. and Mre. Rattan, lot 12, eon. 16,
township of Howiak, on Wedneeday,
Marob 29111, when their daughter, Mise
Nellie, wag married to John Soots, of the
game townabip, by Rev. Mr. Radford, of
Balmore. The bridesmaid was Mies
Maggie Scott, sister of the groom, while
the groom was attended by Markel
Ratbau, of Toronto, brother of the bride.
The bride was given away by her father
while L. Rattan, of Jamestown, uncle of
the bride, played the Wedding Maroh,
Bride was arrayed In a beautiful white
dimity costume, trimmed with obiffon,
with the usual bridal veil and carried a
lovely boquet of white carnations• She
looked very pretty ander on arab of
evergree0e and white rouse. The brides-
maid was dressed in white organdie over
blue, parrying a bognet of roses. After
the uenalcougratulatione the gaeote re
paired to the dining room where a
oumptuoue dinner was served all present
enjoying the fine epread prepared by the
hostess, The presents were very beauti•
tat, whiah showed the high esteem the.
young people are held in by their many
friends. The day was all that could be
dearest. Relatives ware present from
I'ordwieb, Jamestown, Atwood and
Palmerston with some from their own
townehip. The evening Wee spent very
enjoyable and eooiaily with instrumental
motile and some fine deem end solos by
Miss Luny Rattan, L, and B. aid C.
Rattan, While some wets, enjoying games.
Mr, and Mre. Soots will take up their
fet-i` METROPOLITAN
CAPITAL—Paid up 51,000,000
RESERVE FUND • • 51,000,000
BlreCtera
REV, R, n, WARDEN, 0, D„ 8. J, MOORE,
President, Viva -President,
9000, BRADSHAW, 0 LA, HIS HONOR Mn. W. mowers= anent[, E.0. D. n,. TROM0ON, It, 0.
10110* yinseRito0E
HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO
W, D. ROSS - 0118ERAL MANAGER;
A GENERAL BANDING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Drafts Bought and Sold. Farmers' Notes Discounted,
WNW axle Btrewa1TOWaXT
Interest at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all sums of $1 and"upwarde
,S'Rves' i°zs `i' g 2are&
A. E. MELLISH, Manager.
reeidenoe on their farm 4th eon. of How
ick, all, present wishing them bon
voyage over lite'e man.
Crears brook. •
Mre, Steele hae been very ill, We wish
her a epeedy recovery,
Mra. Donald McDougall has been
very poorly of late. Heart trouble is the
chief Deese, but we hope she will soon be
better. - '
Rev. A. MnoNab M. A„ of Walton,
presohed in Kuox oharoh last Sabbath
'menthe. Rev, 111r, MoOrae was at
Walton,
The Methodist Chards pulpit will be
occupied next Sabbath afternoon by K
J. Beaton, of Olinton. Rev. Mr. Coeeue
will be et Ontario street ohurah, Clinton.
MRS. PETER SINCLAIR PASSES AWAY —
Laet Sunday Mary Young, beloved wife
of Peter Sinolair bade farewell to all that
way earthly and entered' the land of rest.
She woo born on lel 80, 8th eon. of Grey,
and was in her 35th year. Five years
ago alta was united in marriage to Mr.
Sinclair. Last Jannory ebe took ill from
aenemia which developed into quick von•
eomptionwhich speedily did Its deadly,
work. The funeral took plane on wed•
needay afternoon, interment being made
in Oraobrook cemetery. Dcoeaeed was
poseeeeed of many good qualities and her
demise -is regretted by all who knew bar.
HORN
BATEMAN —In Grey, on April 5th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Bateman, a daughter.
nxfsa-
BREMNER. — In Grey, on April 10th,
Andrew Bremner, aged 73 years.
BmnLAno—In Grey, on April 9th, Mary
Young, beloved wife of Peter
Sinolair, in her 85th year.
xaaRxzxm2D.
MoTeaaenTAw
—RED" AY.—At the reeidenoe
of the bride's parents, Melita Man.,
on March 22nd, b Rev. Melita,
Omand; Mr. Jas.MaTaggart,
former.
• ly of Grey loenebip, to Mies May
Reddaway.
WM+REE—Konren.—In Chicago, U. 5., on
Marob 22nd, by Rev. Dr. Nieto, Miss
Hattie, daughter of Mre. S. K. Korp•
er, to Mr. 0. B. Wilbee, formerly of
Brut/eels.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 14th. — Farm stook,
implements, &o., 5 f Lot 31, Oon,1, Grey.
Sale, unreserved, at 1 o'clock. Robert
McAllister, proprietor, F. S. Soots, Rum
tioneer.
SATne my, April 16th.—Market Square,
Brussels, at 1 p. m. Horns, buggies,
antlers, implements, &o. F. B. Scott,
aeeigoee.
DR. R. A. BURNS—
8000099011 TO DR, 1. A M'NAn08TON
Brussels, Ontario
Graduate of Polyclinic Post Graduate
9ohool of Medicine and Surgery, New York,
00000 and reeidenoe same as formerly 00 -
minted by Dr, McNaughton.
Diseases of women a specialty.
Notice to Creditors.
In the matter of the Estate of the late
Snesooeh Jonee, late of the township
of Morrie, in the county of Huron,
widow, deoeased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to the Re-
vieed Statutes of Ontario, Chap. 129, that
all creditors and others having any claims
d mines the Eetato of Sueaunah Jones, late
of the Township of Morrie, who died on or
about the 81st day 01 March, A.D., 1900,in
the sTownship of Morrie, are hereby liver t-
ed to send by poet prepaid or to deliver t0
A.B. Macdonald, of the village of Brussels,
solicitorfor Robert Molloy, et the township
of Grey, a Ethel P. O. and Finlay B. Scott, of
Breeeels P. 0., laaeoutore of the last will
01 the said Susannah Jones, on or before
the 0111 day of May, 1905 the Poll porus .
tare of their Malmo and the nature of the
eeaur,ty (if any) field by them.
And Notice le hereby given that after tbe
6611 of May, 1005, the said Reenters w111
proceed to distribute the assets of the
deceased among the persons entitled there.
to, baying regard only to the elaime of
whiah notice eball then have boon given It 13
above requested. And the said Exeoutore
will not be reepnnelbl e for the aeaets or
any part thereof so distributed, to any per -
Son of whose claim notice shall not have
been reoeived 01 the ttme of such dietrf.
button,
Dated at Bruosele this Ith day o1 April,
A. D.,1000.
A, B. Macdonald Solicitor for -
ROBT, Macdonald,
Exeanlore.
Pt. & SCOTT i
STOCK FOR SERVICE
BULL POR SERVICE.—THE
undereignod will keep for eervioe on
Lot 4, 0on. 2, Grey, the thoro'•bred Durham
Bull."81. Elmo." Terme, 81,25, to he paid
February 1et,1000, Pedigree may he seen
on application: B. PAYS,
80.4 Proprietor.
ULL FOR SERVICE.—THE
,LJ undersigned will keep for Berries en
Lot 20, Con I9, Grey, the Durham Bull,
"Minto Lad" =48101= recently purchased
from D. itobortson. i'edigree may to seen
on application, Terme. X1.00 with privilege
of returning if necessary
40.4 GEOIt514 WHITE; MILD,
PrOprietOr,
THE PEOPLE'S COLON.
BEGS FOR WATCHING. —
The undersigned otters for said Eggs
from pure bred Barred Rooke, for hatohing,
Only 30 Dente for a setting of 18
J , p, MeliAlf
Lot le, Con, 8, they, l'itboI 1%0,
PY.. 1d.0 NG DURHAM BULL 20 0
m0dle 01d. with first class pedigree,
d from splendid strain, for gale.
While the animal eoalaa here he will be
kepfor service . 01 00 ALEX. SARDIS-
-ER Lot 98, Con14, MoIIillop, or Leaabury
8041
fERI{SHIRE PIGS FOR
Rnla..—The undersigned liana number
of young Impro ved -Berkshire Sows for sale,
different ages. bred from pedigreed etock.
Alec keeps for nerviee the Imnrayod Berk-
ohire Boar,. “Willow Lodge Swell." Terme
—51 cash or 0125 11 booked and 52.00 for
Berehire Sows. J.P. Mo1N'L'OBN,
Lob 21,00n. 12, Grey.
41-4" Cranbrook 1v. 0,
F orMa1deliye
THE (TREAT
Smut Killer
ON
Wheat and Cats
lb. Bottles sufficient
for 40 to 50 bushels, 25
pts. ; 1 lb. Bottles suffi-
cient for 80 to 100 bus,
for 400. at
Poles
DRUG STORE.
SBED OATS f+'OR SALE, THE
00081)10 Chi, I" variety. 8t Lot 91,
Oon,1, Grey, Mutt _,e. gold inside o1 the
next two weeks. They aro of an A I quality
and tree fr•. i fon] 11108E'BP 140ALLI0T10R,
09 2 - Molesworth P , 0.
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MORE NEW DRESS GOODS
yJ IJ .L 1.
We have just received another large ebipmeut of our epeoial line of
Dress Goode for wbtols there is soot a great dem•tnd. 0.+r Dress Goode
trade hae been a record breaker this season. N. ver in the history of Ihie
big store have we sold so many Drees Goode. From our long experience
in basineee here we know what our ouetnmae wont and we always have
the right geode at the right pricers. Below we mention a few of our
menial flues.
Cord de Seie, in blank, brown, Davy and green, 44 to 54 Inobea wide, at
50o, 75o and $1.
Orespine in black and aolon+, 40 to 50 inches wide, at 50o, 75o and $1.
Mohaire, in blank, navy and brown, 54 inches wide, the correct material
• for shirt waist unite, very epeoial of 50o.
Luetree, in blank and colors, 40 to 60 inches wide, bright l loeey fioieb, et
25e, 35a, 500, 65a, 75a and $1.
We also show a large assortment of plain and buoy Venetians, Alpacas,
barges, Voiles, Etaminee and Broadoloth at popular prices.
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COTTON CooDS
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— Fancy Printed Mnelins, at 8o, 10a, 12,}0, 15o, 200 and 25e.
— White Meeting, in etripee and floral deeigne, ar 5e, 10n, 140 and'20o.
— Oreaudiee and Iodia Linens, at 10a, 15o, 20o, 25o and 30o.
—White Veetinge, iu fancy weaves ,broaadee, oto., from 12}a to 50o.
—Also a large assortment of zephyrs, Brocades, Lawns and Mercerized
Goode at right prices.
Now is the time.to order your Easter Millinery. Our stook is now at
its beet, and yon sen get a better selection now than later on. Mies Hood
will be pleased to show the latest novelties.
SPECIAL
CLOTHING SALE
'Seal' lo aatata to 1,
FOR TWO O WEEKS
Readymade
I WILL 1-IAVE A SALE
IN THE
Clothing Department
Not of Clothing Cheaply Manufactured and specially gotten
together to make a sale noise with, but from our Standard Stock
of such goods, the like of which we have never shown before to the
people of Brussels and surrounding country, in which Quantity,
Quality and Reliability are always the paramount conditions.
This Sale is for the purpose of clearing up our stock before we
remove to our new store and I think the time to give our Custom-
ers,, and others who may avail themselves of the opportunity of this
great Sale, is before they buy their Spring Suit.
We have the Largest and most Up-to-date stock of Men's,
Boys' and Ohildren's Clothing we have ever shown and in order to
make it go quick wo will give a SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF 15 PER
GENT. FOR CASH ONLY for the next two weeks.
We are bound to clean out our stock as we do not want to
have but as little as possible to remove to our new store.
We will also put on Sale Saturday next a table of
Boys' and Children's Suits which we will glean
out' at HALF PRICE.
Come Early and make a Choice before re th
ey
all go.
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S.'.
LEADING CLOTHIER, BRUSSELS.