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DRUGGIST AND
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSIONW. a. & 8,
Trains leave Brneeele Station, North
and South, ae follows t
Gouge 80UTn {}aloe Nora,
Man 7:05 a.m. I Mixed 8;40 a.m
Mixed..,...... 11:26 a.m Mail „..„d:08 p.m
Express...... 3;02 p.m 1 Expreae B:61 p.m
rag Etas kerns.
A ohiel'e amang ye fakir' notee,
An' faith he'll pxen.t is.
JULY.
Mame is at hand,
} of 1906 gone already.
MARKET yonc wool at Bruseele.
BEAD the advertisements in Tag Poon.
Peusrs will be a good orop in this
looality,
Moon's Boos. have added a large line of
sheet music totheir business.
IIAY ou Grey Branch Agricultural Park
for Bale by tender. See the advt. in Shia
issue.
STRAWBERRY Festival in St. John's
church school room Thursday evening of
this week.
Wnt. MARTIN represented Bruseele
Camp, Sons of Scotland, at the Grand
Camp 80 Toronto last week.
Qom a number of flags floated in the
breeze on Saturday la town in honor of
the 38th anniversary of the Domfuion of
Canada.
WALTER Lown shipped a ear load of
old metal, the remains of the flour mill
plant of R. B. Roes bought bo Mr. Lowry
to Seaturth.
A PMeeo,group wile taken by Artist
Brewer of the teaching etaff of Brussels
Public School before the teachers separ-
ated for the holidays,
THE G. T. R. gave the eeotion men,
excepting the boas, a holiday last week
np to Saturday on this line of the rail-
way, but at the expense of tbehaode.
INenneeon Bona goes to Toronto on
Friday to attend a meeting of the Boned
of Examiners at the Ed000tion Depart.
went. He will be away a couple of
days, •
THE weddings are not all over yet, tint
dont eek ne for partioalare ae we
promised not to tell. THE Pon has a
neat stook of Wedding stationery on
hand.
A New betekemith shop, to replace the
one burned, is being built on the old site,
for P. Scott, Mill street, Cement is the
material used for the walla and P. J,
McDonald has the contract.
IN an item last week speaking of the
buds on a rose bash in J. G. Skene's
garden the word bush was need where
branch ehoald have been. The variety
is known ae "Rambler” and hue over 800
buds and flowers, 54 bode were counted
upon one small branch.
b.
THE Acton Free Prase enters upon its
31et year this week. It ie a well edited
weekly and wields a wide influence for
good. H. P. Moore is the well known
proprietor and begone of tbo floeet offices
in Western Ontario. We wish the Free
Preen oontiaaed prosperity.
Heron Old Boys' Excursion will be ran
to Goderioh and Lnoknow next Saturday,
Two special trains will convey the oom•
puny on their annual visit to the beet
Oouoty in the Province. We bid the old
boyo and girls a hearty weloome to Huron
and hope the outing will prove a very
enjoyable one,
A DELEGATION a00eistiog of President
Jno, R. Miller, Viae•Preeident Edward
Begone and D,reotor MoIiercher, repro.
senting the Howbeit Mutual Insurehoe
Co., was in Brussels on Monday seeking
acquaintance with the working of aoety•
leve light, se demonotrated by the St,
Thomas Co'y at Barrister Sinolair'e
Office, in relation to the do, and policy
holders. When the trio mentioned get
together there ie often gas ae well as
acetylene on the program as they aerially
have a jolly time,
Enke & Co. are having plane andse•
timatee prepared for the enlargement of
their Carriage Works, The intention ie
to erect a building that will enclose the
space from the present atone shop to
Market street North and then Eaet to 1
the blacksmith shop. If this prnpoeal le
carried oat it would make a line shop. o
Larger motive power amend be aubetitat•
ed for the present engine and an inoroased
oatpat of wheeled riga and cutters ar.
ranged for, We hope to see the work go
o0. 1
G. T. Ie. -Among tbe ehipmente this
week from Brneeele were a oar of butter B
for Sydney by B, Thomsen ; oar of
cattle for Montreal by A. C. Dames ; oar $
of hay for Glasgow by Alf, Baeker ; oar
of beige to Hardline by Black & Barr ; e
oar of butter to Manteca! by W. W. e
Harris; oar of cattle to Toronto by A. e
0. Damao ; oar of hogs to Collingwod by t
A. O. Dames ; 2 onre of cattle to Mon. m
(real and Toronto JGootion by J. Clegg ; t
oar of neap iron to Seaforth by W. d
Lowry; oar of lumber to Wingbam by J. e
McDonald 1 and 8 can of hay for Glee, o
werew 114 a re ofd coal forte Wilt nthere
and W
Gllliepie ; 2 pare of ooal for R, Henden.
eon ; oar of ohiegleo and a car of lambor b
for r. Ameet; oar of bottles fee G. A, ft
Deadman 1 and 2 Dare of egg oases for R. fi
Thermion,S
STATIONER.
COUNCIL did not meet Monday evening
as there was not a quorum.
107 T'10NET, were Bold at Brneeele depot
to Dominion Day exonreiouiats.
Nese Wednesday will be the "12511,"
Braude Orangemen will go to Eiuoardine
tar the day.
INezersenve reports of several present•
'thine are crowded out of this issue bat
will appear next week,
GEORGE. BaRKELEY and staff are building
the cement foandetione for 013e new
school house at Wroxeter. They have
other work there also.
A unarm of all interested in the Turf
Club will be held Friday evening of tbie
week in the Council Chamber at 8 80
o'olook to disease the question of a Sum•
mar rase program,
MR. MASenALL, of Beatorth, and Mies
Violet Deeper were united in marriage
at the home of the bride, Brussels, Man.
day evening by Rev. Mr, Laog•Ford,
Further partioalare not to hand Ode
week.
Mao. MCHINLAY hi in poeseeeion of the
Rooke-Hayoroft millinery stook, pur-
chased last week, and is giving great
bargains in np•to-date goods. Mise Mo.
!inlay is aleo here. She le a trained
voaaliet and will be a valuable acquisition
to Brneeele musical airole. THE Poor
bide the ladies welcome to town,
Exemne TIONS.. -At the Entrance Ex•
amination this year 331 oandidatea
wrote in East Huron. Last year number
was 318, 17 oaudidatee are writing at
Brneeele on the Junior Leaving or as h is
now called Junior Teaobere' examination,
2 candidates on complete Junior metri.
gelation and
4are t i
taking g
both examine,
liana,
HUBTLIN6 THE WORE -The American
Rotel um cement stable, 44x86 feet, wee
pdt up in 01 days by P. J. McDonald
and etaff, and the Qosene Hotel barn, 44X
100 feet was completed in 10e days.
Tbirteen hands are employed. Upwards
of 170 barrels of Dement have been eon.
enured. Harry James may add a shed
to the South side of hie stable so as to
afford inoreaeed accommodation. Carey
roofe will be pat on both benne.
CTIPID'a 17=01 Y. -A genet wedding
took place at six o'clock, Monday morn.
ing, July 8rd, at the home of Jamee and
Mre. Rogers, Listowel, wben their
eeoond daughter, Mise Edith W., was
united in marriage to Fred. F, Wileon, of
Chicago, The ceremony was performed
by Rev. A A, Fanjoy in the presence of
immediate relatives only. The Hamer.
one trines of Mr. Wilson in Brussels
will be a wait in extending to him and
his bride the most cordial greetinge and
goad wishes.
UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENT,- Lout Satnr•
day, ae Richard Roe, who lives in Bros.
sale South, was carrying a bundle of bay
into the stable, he stabbed hie toe, falling
on his abdomen on the floor, He was
seriously injured and ie still in a pre.
carious condition, peritonitis having set
in. We hope he will soon be ae smart as
anal, Mr. Roe is past 70 yeare of age
but has been a very hearty mao. He
moved here a few yeare ego from the
North of Grey township, having disposed
of hie farm,
Beaman IN HARD Lnox, - A oorree.
pendent writing to the Clinton Newe.
Reword fast week in reference to the
recent foot ball matches nye :-In the
first game of the semi finale of the
Intermediate eerier] of the W. I'. A, on
Friday night in Bayfield, Braeeole and
Bayfiold played a very oloaely contested
game, the 5oore of 2 to 1 in favor of
Broeeela, scarcely indicating the respect,
ive merits of the two teams, Brueaele
was favored with a little look in their t
none, while the Brneeele goal was guard. r
ed by a goalkeeper of the stellar variety.
Many well meant abate were earned aside
by his 0levernese, He wag ably aesisted
by a etrong bask divieion, the moat a
prominent of whom was MoRas whose f
timely relieves were at times almost o
epestaonlar, The defeat of Bayfield on b
their own grounds was a surprise to a
their supporters, but in jnatioe to the B
team it moat be stated that they hare
been eomewhet handioapped by injuries 0
t0 some of their regular players, and the b
game they played was not nearly np ta w
the standard of game they have been p
playing all season. The defence was not T
quite as steady as nenat and the forward I
Me seemed to lack their accustomed o
dash and combination, Brown Jaokeon, M
f Seaforth, refereed ie his emcee efficient o
manner, The teams were as followe t- o
Bayfield -Goal, Greenelade ; Intake, 3, a
Whiddon, W. Mustard ; alt backs, g
McLeod, MacKay, Thompson (Badoar) ; p
orwarde, T, Mustard, M. Whiddon, r, a
Brownlee, W. Brownlee, D. Cranston. A
raeeele-Goal, Herr ; backs, Monne, 0
McDonald ; half backs, Cardiff, Brown, tb
teveneon t forwards, Soon, Harley, tr
Huetber, Cameron, Willer. In the g
eoond game between Bayfield and Brae- b
ale, played fri the latter plane on Monday m
veining the soon was 2 to 1 in favor of w
be home team, although the game was a T
noh faetee and bather fought 000test 13
has the first of the serials and it was in pl
onbt until the whieble blew, Braoaele m
oored the filet goal ehottly ether play be
ommenoed, but before half time Bay. a
old adored on a pretty shot by Mado T
hidden, In the second half the Bens. go
els goal wan frequently in eerione dangee, ho
at en excellent defenoe kept Bayfield ba
otn further flooring and the gated wag m
nally deoided by a long ehot by 7d
traolian, Of Bransois, ed
Standard Bank of Canada
=netZege.axixeEneeex=ee) lee9ce. 1V1ETROPOLITAN
..
SURPLUS, OR 1i1I$I0RVE lUl 1 ,,2 1,00alia
TOTAL ASSETS OVER lAIITAL-Pall! lip $1,000%000o
1tisSl.ItYf FUND • $1 ,000,000
A. Genera I3unklna 13n cluer;ac Parttnruoi CEncl,
-"I'VSAV!NGS f3AN (:..a•
-Db/POSITS OF ONE DOLLAR and upwarde reneie,'l on whioh
INTEREST IS ALLOWED FROM DATE Oh' Df:t'081T
et the HIGHEST BANE RATE. ACCRUED INTEREST
ie added to aoounnts every six mouths and beoomee principal,
-MARRIED WOMEN end MINORS msy make and withdraw
Deposits without the intervention of any pereen,
LOANS MADE TO FARMERS ON NOTE AT LOWEST RATE,
SALE NOTES GASHED, OOLLEQTED or may be left for SAPE•KEEPING
only for whioh no /barge to made,
TOUR BUSINESS will reoeive our careful and ocurteoue attention,
A. 0. MACFARLANE, Aaane.
A GARDEN Party is likely to be held
Victoria Park in the near future by t
Lady Meooabees of town. Fall partia
Ian will be given later,
Sneerer, Exoarelnn train will lea
Brussels on the 12th for $lnoardine
7 80 a, m„ and on . returning will ate
from Hinoardine at 8 p, m.
PREeONTATION.- Monday Of last week
the pupils of B. S. No. 9, llogillop,
presented their teaober, Mise Belle Mo.
Nabb, with a handsome silver fruit dish
and oard receiver as a small token for her
kindness to them during the poet three
and a belt yeare she has been with them,
The parents end obildreu are sorry to
lose Mise McNabb, but wish her oontin.
ual 8000080 in her new school whioh is
near her bone at Brunelle.
Tun Seaturth Expositor in speaking
of J. W, Duncan ae 4113 Division
Conte Olerk eays :-Mr. Duncan, the
new clerk, is the editor of the Brussels
Herald. He is a Seaforth boy and a
geminate of the Expositor ofloa, and
althongh he bee departed somewhat from
the political teachings of We youth, that
is tee worst We oan say of him. He ie a
older young meq who has made his own
way in the world and will, we have no
doubt, discharge the duties of his new
oaee with fidelity and efeoieney.
R n±eoiao.w. Appeals against the
county egnaliz±tion for tbe present your
have been entered from Clinton mud
Goder'oh townebip. We anderetaud the
appeals ro•open the whole equalization,
so that there may be others before the
court, whioh will open this week at GOde.
rioh. Now that this matter is opening
op Tan PoeT wooed like to see the
question thoroughly gone into so that the
final deoision migbt serve as au equitable
basis for the Co. for some years to come.
Tilers ie roomchanges b t
tor a ee nt the work
g
should be based on competent evidence, as
the assessment rolls are often a false
guide owing to the variatious by assess.
Ore.
4t). J11111.1111111a4M.100•911
on 1 SOMEBODY has asked if the Band could
be nob be ioduoed to 000aeionally play a few
n
ve
at
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ToaoNTo EXHIBITION PRIZE LIeT. The
Prize List for the Oanadien National
Exhibition, Toronto, One., wbioh this
year will be held from Aug. 29th to Sept,
9th, both days inclusive, has come to
hand. Every olaee has been thoroughly
revised and in many cases added to.
The promiume to be distributed amount,
including medal, plete and epeoiale, to
upwarde of 940,000 is value, of whioh
956,000 18 iu actual cash. Field Marobal
Lard Roberts, V. 0., ie expeoted to
oflreiate et the opening ceremonies on
Tuesday, Aug, 29th, and to he a oonetant
visitor during the first week, The
famous band of the Irieb Guards, eon,
eidered the finest military mueioal
organization in the United Kingdom, and
the favorite household baud of Hie
Majesty the Hing, will give two oonoerte
on the grounds daily. Pictures and art
treaeomse loaned by the ging (Abbey's
great Coronation piotare being included)
the Corporation of the City of London,
the Republio of France, South Reining -
ton Maaeum, Right Hon. Lord Strath.
one and Lieat•.Governor of Ontario,
Hou. Mortimer Clarke, will 000tribate
to the most magnificent n
g
mid
t hiseor•
that display of art ever made on this
continent. Entries close Aug. 16th.
Copies of the prize list and entry blanks
Dao be had on application to J. 0. Orr,
Seoretary and Manager, Oanadian Na.
done! Exhibition, 0ity Hall, Toronto.
WEDDING Bnara. A pretty wedding
was solemnized in Dungannon Metho
diet oburob on Thursday, June 29th at
11,30 o'alools, when Min Minnie E
Robinson, eldest daughter of Rev. J. 6V,
Robinson, was married to Rev. 3. E.
Hunter, of Harmony 0100211, The church
was beaatifally decorated by the °engem•
nation with flowers' and evergreens.
Bride entered supported by her father,
o the strains of the Wedding Marais,
eodered by Mies Elliot, of Brantford,
The groom was supported by Rev, F. W.
Lang•Ford, while Mies Lulu Robinson
waited on the bride. The important
0remony was performed by the bride's
ether, assisted by Rev, W. H. Stevens,
t Northfield, Miobigan, uncle of the
ride ; Rev, T. W. Casein, of Brussels ;
tad Rev, George Baker, of Blaevale.
ride wore a gown of white eolienne over
white eflk end a bridal veil fastened with
range blossoms, and carried a shower
oquet of white roee8. The bridesmaid
ee attired in champagne eolienne over
ale blue silk and earned pink carnations,
he flower girl, Mies Alma Robinson,
ooked dainty in a blue silk dress and blue
hiffon poke•bonnet. Caere were Rev.
r. Madden, of Toronto, and Mr, Elliot,
t Brantford. Bridal party received
ongrataletione .at bhe parsonage under
a arab sf emllao and loonete. Bride.
room's present to the bride was a pearl
endant, to the bridesmaid, a peer! ring
nd to the flower girl a gold neolslaoe,
fter the wedding breakfast was served
he bridal party drove to Godorioh, where
e young oonple left by the five pr m,
ant foe their new home. The bride's
oing away gown wag wine colored
roadolotb. She wag the recipient of
any beautiful and useful gifts. Geode
ere prevent irOm Alberta, Michigan,
oronto, Brantford, London, $lnoardine,
needs, Nodal() and several other
wee. Rev. Mr, Ranter ie a rising
fnfeter of the Methodist ohurob, and
has eeleeted a young lady, who will be
real helpmate in big important calling,
hey enter upon their lifo's work with
od proepeats and theft many friend's
pe their future may be oloudleoo and
appy and that (bey may be spared for
any yeare to Work together in the
atner'e. vineyard, Tian PoeT throws an
halal slipper after -them.
tnuee on the street when they are all
ready to attend a Garden Party 7 We
dere say a good tunny would appreciate
it. As it is Joe Burton's Jewebarp is
about the only street renelo available
barring the rattle onot;oo warblers,
Conaoo r,oa Peones blaoksmibh shop is
completed ae far as the brick work is
concerned and the Carey root will be put
on at once. There will bo mere floor
space in the new shop than i•, the ono
boned ae the old briok torge, will be
dlepeneed with and steel onre substituted,
A business office will also be i"•rnnged.
A RINK from Brueaele Bo v •nd club
went to Soo(artb ou Tuesday con+inning
of H. James, R Downing, F. J. Sobeak
and D. 0. Roos, end took a hand in the
tournament but had not their ac:astom.
ed good record. They beat Gult, of
Goderich, by 18 to 12 but were defeated
by Finchamp, of London, Hoover, of
Clinton, and Lack Kennedy, of 8eaforth,
the two latter by one shat each. Of
o05res we oitnnot expect to nap' ore the
awards every year so are eatisfied to
ee these prizes go elsewhere.
I. 0. F. -Rev. Mr. MoCnn), ' f Tnron•
to, organizer for the Independent Order
of Paraders, has beau making a cesvae
in this dietriot in the int.rests of this
society and his industry wag rewarded by
a number of weeenie0a to the Iooai
Conrt. Monday evening a public mea'•
ing of rather a Insigne ohara0ter was
held in. the Town Hall, under the
aaspisee of the Order. The proerem
oonsieted of musical numbers by the town
Band ; a fine piano solo by T. A,
Hawkins ; fraternal exobangee by W. H.
MoUraoken, representing the I 0. 0. F, ;
M. Blaok, A, F. et d, M ; B. Gerry,
the L
O. L. nndv.
Re . Dr.
Res the
s
8. 0. S. ; afew words by Rev. Mr. Mo.
Oaal and address on the I. 0. F. by
High Chief Ranger Cameron, of Luok•
now, who certainly made out a good
ORBS for hie Order and by foots and
Spree demonstrated the foremost plaoe
they occupy among the fraternal and
beneficiary inetitutione. Some of the
leading features pointed out were ita
stability, enrplae (nearly 9 million dol.
lard) old age and diaability cleans, siok
beneflte and Companion Comte. Their
growth i0 quite marvellous, from 860, 28
years ago to 226,000. This year the 11
months record le 672 more than the 12
menthe of lush year and 886 more than
the best record year of the society. They
have paid oat 19 million dollars, or an
average of 96,000 per day, and in inane.
anise from, 98.000 to 94,000 per day,
Reference was also made bo the Foresters'
Orphans' Home now ready in Lake
Ontario in/hilly: Mr.. Cameron is a
pleasing speaker and his topi0 was well
bandb,•,1 a„d will n0 donbt reenlb in
an Moreaee to the membership. The
public) installation ceremony did not take
piece owing bo the lateness of the hoar.
W. H. Herr, of THE Pose Was chairmen,
Mexor0roNLtr,-"Fairview," the OOm.
Portable reeidenoe of Thos. and Mrs,
Nioholle, Tarnberry street, Brunie, en.
tertained a large and joyoae oompany on
Wedneeda 096i'
as, it
being the eventful
00088100 of the marriage of their nth
mable daughter, Miss Laura E., to Will
E. Duncan, a well known young man of
Broeeela. At 6 30 o'clock as the etraine
of the Wedding Marob were sounding
from the piano, under the manipulation
of Mies Dora Henoy, of; Walton, the wed-
ding party look their places, ander an
arch and floral bell of evergreens and
marguerites, in the parlor, where Rev. T.
W. elesene performed the ceremony.
The bride was given away by her father;
the bridesmaid was Miee Gerrie Dun -
gen, eider of the groom ; the flower girl
little Miee Lovett/ Ballantyne, niece of
the bride, while Dr. F. Lamby, of Mid-
land, Micelle supported the groom. Very
beoomming costumes of Dream silk voile,
trimmed with pearl sequin, were worn by
the good ookiog bride and her attendant,
and bhe flower laoeie looked 'sweet in,
white silk, carrying a bneket of roses,
The bride wore a veil and carried whits
roees and Mise Dunoan had a bmignet of
pinit rosea, After hearty and long con•
tfwued congratulation's, in whioh
°i amatory exehangea were easily in evi•
donee, and the bridal party and company
were photographed, the giants everein-
vited to the well spread tables, where
half a hundred at a time, fared
sumptuously, ably aesiend by a ooterie
of merry maidens and affable gento, The
bride's health was proposed by W. H,
Herr, nicely eenonded by Rev, T. W.
Cadens and ably eupported by Dr.
Lambie and W. J. Stonemae, of Beneatt,
A brief reply wee made by the groom.
The somewhat commonplace phrase of
sayieg the minded, uta presents l
unfit' and oreamental” wea
literally morrew1, ae the gifte were nn•
menaily good, coneietiug of silver, china,
glass, furniture, linen, pictures, thee,
web and te sowing macbioe, The
groom's parents presented a fine beveled
plebe mirror and the Hensen oontingent
a beautiful silver service, An enjoyable
evening woe epent, inolnding a program
in whioh Mieeee Kenney, Duncan, Love
and Armstrong, Mrs, S. H. Jackson, De.
Lambie, Will F. Stoneman, Harvey
Bohanaa and W. H. lent took
HELP WANTED (Female)
Ladies to do plain owing at home,
whole or spare time, 8S to 815 per
weak. Work Bent any dtetanoa, °bargee
Paid, Send'etamp for full parHoulare.
LENA ore, Oo„
MontrOal,
lt8V. R. R. WARDRN, D. 0.,
President.
TI100. BRADSHAW. PIA, NIS HONOR XXA. W. ar0nTIACER GLAIR, 11.0.
MUIN Pln0TnnoOR
HEAD QFFIOE - TOIPONTO
W, 0, 11088 - - GENERAL MANAGER
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSAOTED.
Drafts Bought and Sold. Farmers' Notes Dieoounted,
Directors
BANK
s. J, N00R0,
Vleo•Preaident,
n, n. T010518014, B. 0,
Samar 4-8 AWE II,EPa18reWAvv il'
Interest et HIGHEST OURRENT RATES allowed on all dime of 91 and upwarde.
A. E, MELLISH, Manager.
part, the chair being 000npied by
Rev. T. W. Connie A, serenade by the
Town Band was a pleasing feature.
At an early !lour In the rimming the
gaeste departed, wishing many happy
years to Mr. Duncan and bride. The
happy twain took the early train
Thursday morning for a trip to Toronto,
Lindsay and other places and on their
retaru will continue to reeide in Brueaele,
Among the guests from a dietanoe were
noticed J. 0. and Mrs. Stoneman, Will.
and Mrs. Stoneman, Minn Stoneman,
A. Taylor, Mre. Thompson, Jae. and MCP.
Taylor,' Mr, and Mies Glenn, Mr. Horton
and siebere, Mr. Nioholle, Richard
Nioholle, F. Fitzgerald, Mr. and Mre..
Moore and son, all from Hawaii and
looality ; D. and Mre, Gray, of Toronto ;
and Mre. end the Misses Gray, of Lind.
say, Mr. and Mre. Nioholle filled admir.
ably tbe position of boat and boetese and
well deserved the compliments paid
them. It appearenlee are safe mildew
from which to argue, THE POST would say
other matrimonial alliances were forth.
ered by the gathering of Wednesday
evening of whioh fuller perbionlars will
be given later.
Business Locals.
Fon obeap millinery go to Mieeee Hab•
kirk, See one 50 cent bate.
ABOUT two thousand pressed red brick
for ease. I, 0. Bloaenns,
Oman pupa for sale from good working
stook. Lot 22, Con. 18, Grey.
JAS. D. MoNAIe, Oreobrook,
To meohanioe and wood workere, I oan
file and improve on any slaws. Our
filing saves time, money aid worry.
T. McGowan, Mill et., Brunets.
QUANTITY O
fgas pipef 1
for ansate bit
Q 1
gain. Sizes inch and inch and a quarter.
F. Andes, Brueaele.
CouooRTADLE lineae and lot, with stable,
pump &o., conveniently located on Queen
street for sate. Apply to THE POST,
Goan Br000b lost with Targe opal with
swinge in the centre. Owner will be
greatly obliged if finder will leave it at
THE Pon.
Slam in Tien Pen block to rent, also a
fine large room upstairs, wall lighted,
eoitable for office or shop. Get partia,
Mars at THE POST,
LADY'S shoulder caps, satin with bead
trimming and lave, Int on 5th line,
Harris. Owner will be moil obliged if
ib is left at THE Pose.
COMFORTABLE and convenient dwelling
rooms above store to let, both hard and
soft water, Rent 94 per month.
I. 0. RICHARDS,
MONEY WANTED, -Have you. from 9100
to $1,000 to loan or invest on good seoar.
ity 7 You oan make from 6 to 10 per
mint. dddrnse-
49tt B, Clara 00 BRUSSELS POST.
SLAUGHTER SALE OP DRESS GOODS.—Dur.
ing July and Augoet we will clear our
entire stock of Deese Goode. This sale
inoludee all our high class Summer Shirt
Waist Buitinge. 50o lines for 26o, eta.
G. E. HIND' Wing
baro.
b
am,
:aoaax7 •
ititorpeon-In Wtoxeber, on July 2nd,
1905, to Mr. and Mrs, A. H. Mcffitt,
a daughter.
Weisman -In Morrie, on Jane 26, bo Mr,
and Mre. 0. J, Mailman, a son,
¢.c1R Fox E7a7,
CLARK-BTEwART-At Blnevele, on Jane
280, at the residuum 0f the bride's
father, by Rey. G. Baker, Mies
Pearl E. Stewart, of Biuevale, to
Mr. James Clark, of Morrie.
DUNOAN-NIononee,- At the residence of
the bride's parents, Fairview
Pottage, Tarnberry street Brands,
oei July 501P, by Rev. T. W. Deane,
Mr, Wm, E. Duncan to Mise Laura
E., only daughter of Mr. and Mra.
T. Nioholle, all of Brneeele.
Onovennolt-Donsos-Iu Mitobell, on
June the 26,11, by Rev. 0. W. Brown,
Mies Helen Myrtle Dobson, Mttobell,
to Mr. Anderson Stevenson, of St,
Thomas.
FINDLAY-BEM-In Wingham, on Jane
27th, by Rev. Dr, Gandy, Rev. W.
A. Findley, of Kinglake, to Mies
Harriet Reid, of Wiogham.
MoVneel-Elemteo .-Al the residence of
the bride's father, Blusvale, on June
28th, by Rev, W. J. West, M. A„
Mr, Joo. Milton MoVetty, of Morris,
to Min Jennie,.seoond daughter of
Mr. James Elliott, of Blnevale,
MoNevanoow,-Io Tarnberry, on July
and, 1906, Donald McNaughton, aged
56 years and 5 mouths,
FRIENDSHIP—At Viotoria Hospital, on
Jane 29, 1905, Verna 3, Friendship,
only daughter of William and Sarah
Friendship, of 86 St. Audrew street,
West London, aged 5 years, 8 months
and 15 days,
50R 1.5'9E1=7..0M .4.P,.T.L:0uMI2"11",
Fall Wheat
Barley
Peas. ,,,.,,,,.,•
Cate
Butter, tube and rolls,,
Eggs per dozen
Hay per ton ,,.,••••I•••
Flour, per bbl
Hoge, Live
Wool
Seib, per bbl„
Potatoes per bug ,.t.
Apples (per bbl,) .,... ,,,
90
40
00
39
15
14
6 00
0 25
20
1 00
45
1 00
90
40
66
88
16
16
0 60
13 26
21
70
46
1 26
TOUR SALE,— ONE ROUND,
stave 8110, 28 feet high, 1.4 feet dram„
wnave rods for
mune.
SMITH,, for 4, Con 7,
Env, Breesele.P. O.60.2
SILVER WATCI8', WALTHAM
movement open face, lost on al0nday•
No
v000very Su Finder will dple writ
be lleaveiat
TIirl Poem Publishing Beetle.
00.5 3100. RIT051 0, Walton P.O,
DESIRABI.JE PROPERTY FOR
SALE,- T115 undersigned oilers his
desirable property in Graham's Survey for
„ale, oontainiug 85 aoree, with a good brick
house and frame tiara ou it. For further
partioulare 1105110 on the premises.
511f 5511•0UEL HOGGARD,Brueeela,
TEACHER WANTED, HOLD -
eco end Claes Oorttdoate, for 8. S. No.
10, Elroy township, Huron 0e, Applications,
stating salary, reoeived up to July 10111.
Duties to 00mmenoe atter Summer va0a-
(don. ROBERT mime,62.2 Oranbrook, Ont,
TEACHER WANTED FOR S.
9, No. 9, Morrie, Duties to cowmenoe
atter summer 000ation. Applications re.
Oeived by the undersigned np to July 16t1,
Applicants to state eatery and tarnish tes-
timonials. JNO. 641 ORTREIIID, JR.,
62.2 Secretary, WaitouP,O.
COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE
and 2 acres of land for sale ou Walnut
street, Brussels. Brick house, gond stable,
hard and sort water, small orolrard, So,
Property in good shape. Immediate posses-
sion can be given. For further parttoulare
appprloto hH ueesiees. JOHN elcIIIe6 -10,
ALE OR FEMALE TEACH -
MR wanted, holding 258 Oleos Oerti-
deate. Duties to 0ommenoe after Summer
holidays. Applications to be received np
to 6 N. m, on July 81st. Applicants to state
Salary wanted and give reeom mendations.
52.4
CAMBIUM.
b1ERON
Soo : Tra
aa„ 0ranbrook, Ont.
Hay For Sale.
Tenders will be received by the under-
signed up to 0 p. m., July 14111, for the our -
Ma of the bay at the Agricultural Park.
The
accepted.
t 1r ouy tender 001 neae,earlly
aooepted, 5.11 weeds within the Park have
to be out by whoever gets the hay.
W. H, %ERR
• Seo. Grey Branch Agl. Society,
ClROICE FARM FOR SALE,
I being Lot 20, con. 10, Grey township,
Huron 00,, containing 100 aaree. There is a
0learan50 of 00 aeras, the land being 10
splendid condition, 'Upon the farm is a
brick house, bank bare, low barn, pig house,
d:o ,ales good orchard, P080005len given
nest Spring, with privilege , of putting Fall
wheat in, Fox further parttoulore apply ou
the premises to WEI. MoNABB, Proprietor,
or F. S. Scott, Brussels, 01,00
FINE FARM FOR SALE, BE–
ing Lot le, '0014.19, Grey, containing
100 acres, 85 el which are cleared and bal-
ance in hardwood bush. Frame house, new
bank barn, orchard, &e., on .premises with
abundance of spring water. Place is well
longed ; is in good condition and no waste
land. 5 miles from either Brussels or Wal.
ton. For further parttoolare apply on the
Premises or if by letter to 0ra011000 r 7,0,
60 4 NEIL DOR CARSON,
Proprietor.
Voters' List, 1905.
Mnnlelpaniy of the Township of Grey,
County Or Huron,
Notice is hereby given that I have true..
Mitte64looe otldelivered aa of the persona
Voters'
Lista Aet, the copies required by said me.
trout to be so trauemitced or delivered of
the Inst made, pursuant to amid Aot, of all
persons appealing by the last edemd As -
easement Roll of the said Municipality to
be eutitled to vote in the sold Manfoipaliby
at Elections for alembore of the Legislative
Assembly and at fuunieipal leleatione ; and
that the said list was first posted up fu my
office, at Ethel, 05 the Fourth day of July,
1905, and remains there for inspection,
Electors are called upon to esamiee the
said list, and, 0 any omissions or any other
mere are found therein, to take immediate
proceedings to have the said errors eorree0'
ed according to law.
Dated this 5111 day or July AM. 1906.
JOHN MoIN:eOS.B,
Clerk of Grey,
Potato Bu g
Now doth the emalt Potato Bug
Improve eaoh shining minute,
4e coon's) you start your tater patob
'Ron bet yonr boots bo's in It,
Ho starts in when bhe planta begin
To peep out through the crust,
And eats Dad ads and sato some more,
It seems ea if he'd beet.
When you go out to view the patch
Where a flue prop ought to be,
Some well trimmed tope and 1,000,000
bugs
Are all that yon oan see,
It ebould not be thin tbie ie thus,
At first you ehoald have seen
Tbat when you loot ware /DLO town
You gob some FOX'S PARIS GREEN.
250. PER LB.
Notice to Creditors.
In the Surrogate Conte of the County of
Huron, in tine matter of the estate of
David Moffatb, late at the Township
of Tarnberry, in the County of
Huron, farmer, Deceased.
Notice ie hereby giveu,pursuaut to Boyle-
od Statutes of 0ntarlo, 1897, Chap. 129, Sec,
08, that all oreditore and others having any
olaiine against the estate or the said David
Moffatt, farmer, who diad on or about
the 16th day of June, A, D. I96a are re-
quired, on or before the 10111 day of Aa gnat,
1905, to send by poet, prepaid, or deliver to
A. B. Macdonald, of the Village of Bruseele,
in the County of Bum , Solioi for for Joseph
Robb, of the Township of Norris, in said
County, the Administrator of the eatitto,
tneir Christian and surnames, ad.
dresses and dosorlptions, the full mirth, -
Man of their claims, the etatement of their
accounts and the nature or tbo aeouritlee
(if any) bold by them.
And notice ie further given that after the
said last mentioned date the said Admiule•
teeter will proceed to distribute the ease to of
the deceased amongst the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only to the chime of
whiohhe abaft thou have notice and that
the told Administrator will hot be liable
for the mots or any part thereof, to any
per0ou or persons of whose etalme notice
shall not have boon received by flim at toe
time or such distribution.
Dated at Brussels this 23rd day of Jnoo,
A. D. 1005.
A, B. MAODONALD,
51.3 Solioitortor Administrator.
Card oI Thanks
The undereigned, who have die•
posed of their Millinery Bgsineee
to Mrs. MoKfnlay, of Ridgetown,
desire to thank the public for
their genorone patronage of the
pact 8:a. years and ask a oontin.
nan0e of the dame to their en0-
oeasor, All persona indebted to
ne
are asked to salt AT ONCE
at the shop and settle as we will
be removing From towu.
ROCHE &
HAYCROFT
WOOL
Any quantity of Wool
wanted for which the
Highest Market Price
will be paid. Wool will
be taken in at No. 2
Storehouse or the Flour
and Feed store.
Alf. Baeker,
BRUSSELS.
c for Wool
ta'arb" lelb t lbeinelleaeb,hAa
J. T. WOOD
Proprietor of the Excelsior Knitting Mills, BrUsBels, is
prepared to pay 22 Dents per pound, cash, for any
quantity of good Wool delivered at his Mills. Splen-
did stock of choice goods consisting of Tweeds, Flan.
nets, Flannelettes, Cotton Shirtiugs, Oottonades, &c.,
brought in from the best Mills, and Blankets, Yarns
and Sheetings made in our own IVlills of choice stock,
to give in exchange for Wool. An advance of 2 cents
per pound allowed for Wool in trade. Now is the
time to market your Wool.
Strictly Fair Dealing our Principle.
Il'Oorne and see us before going elsewhere.
00 d Excelsior
Knitting Mills
STUB.