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The Brussels Post, 1905-8-24, Page 8Souvenir Writing Tablets The Tablets contain on each page a view of Brussels. Two different views are in each Tablet. Come in two sizes—Price 25c, and 15c. Secure one for your corres- pondence. Pickling Season is almost here again and we are ready with a fresh sup- ply of all kinds of Pure Pickling Spices We keep a full line and give careful attention to filling the Recipes for Pickling Spices. .11'40 I101AM 01,0111.11010.11,1 01 Fe R. S ITH, DRUGGIST AND STATIONER. DRANO TRUNK RAILWAY. SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. a. & B. Trains fauns Bruesele Station, Nortb and South, as follows ; GOINo ROVTH GOING NORTH, Mall 7:08 am j Mixed &40 axe Mraed.........11:80 a.mI Mail . 1.08 p.m Express 8:02 p.m Express 861 p,m rinal Ida gte1ns. A. ohiePo among ye Mirk ' notes, An' faith he'll prent it. THE POST WILL HOLIDAY. Next week we will take our Anneal Holiday and ea a consequence the genal weekly edition will not be published. Advertisers and Correepondeute should make note of this. Thursday, September 7311, we will enter upon oar Fall oam• paign. 26 cents will get THE Poem for the balance of 1905. Send it to your abeeut friends. Oar office wilt be open during the week for the receipt of sub. eoriptioue, advertisements and Job work. Send 0e a budget of now from your locality for Sept. 7th. FRIDAY of next week will be Sept. let. Banaen/a Public School will re -open on Tueeday, Sept. 5111. Lemon Day, Monday, Sept. 4th, will be the next public holiday, Tax remains of broken cement walk should be hauled from Main street. J. COMER & BONS sold a good driver last week to Rev. E. F. Armstrong, of Ethel. TORONTO Faire opens on Wednesday of next week and will continue to September 11th. Oortsnu oz MCLAUO0LIN is etOpping ball throwing on the Main street. Glass will he eased thereby. WALTno J00090N'0 collie, "Kaplan," 10 no more. Last week he made his exit by the poison route. THERE is a rumor that another Balt Works may be eetabliehed in the vicinity of the G. T. R., ab Braoeelo. QUITE a nnmbor from Brussels and locality talk of going West on the Exoar- 8100 0° Saturday, September 2nd, Tan ,iterations to the Garfield Block are about completed and Meseta. Fer- guson and ROBB will be moving to it in the near future. Homes Mutual Insurance 0o, Direot- ors will hold their regular monthly meet. ins on Saturday of next week at Gerrie. They do a large business with very little fuss and pay all their claims without kicking up a moss, COMITY BOARD OF EXAMINERS,—The neat meeting of the County Board will be held in the Public Bohooi, Seafortb, on Saturday, Aug. 26th, at 10 e.. m. Applications for the Model Sohoole should be in the hands of the Inepeotoro on or before the 26th inst. BBORE A PLATE GLAes.—Tueeday even. ing Findlay Scott pioked up a stone and playfully threw it toword a oompaoion on Turnborry street. The mieele etruok an iron tie poet in front of R. Leather. dale & Son's and diverted the course of the atone into the window in the store of the above mentioned firm. Result a Bma811 of plate glass. Fortunately the glass was insured and a new one will be obtained as speedily all possible. PFoaroTED.—Fox some time D. Mo. Gilliouddy, formerly of Brueeels, hoe been engaged in Ottawa preparing au analytical index of Hansard, but he has ein00 been appointed editor and nom piler of immigration literature by the Dominion Government, and has gone to the North-West to look over the wheat fields and the conditions of the West. Mr, MoGilliouddy was an excellent news• paper man, and will bring to hie work a spice and vigor of expreaeion that ebould make Canada's literature effeotive abroad. COLD STORAGE,-0oa11oilior Thomson is making preliminary arrangements for the ereoli001 of a oold storage building and plant if the By.lew exempting him from time is ,carried. He has an option on the lot formerly occupied by the Tecumseh hotel and hie intentions are to meet a oement building 60x60 feet, 2 8100188, with storing oapaeity for 300 tone of ice. One of the lateet freezer arrange. monte will likely be pat in, The By-law will be read at the next °oonoit meeting and will then be published the requisite number of timer' before the property owners will have an opportunity of ex. prowling their opinion. ILLU6xRA'roD L$oxoRE,—Slum life in the oftiee was depicted in a very rea1ietlo manner Thursday evening of loot week in the Town Hall, Brussels, when Mes- srs, Robinson and 08rnieh gave their lime light views. The former gentle. Man sang "het behind the timer'," an illustrated song in good voice and Misr' Zetta Ferguson, of Teeewater, added to her laurels in rendering "The Hely City," "Just paint me a pieture," and "Good-bye little girl good.byo" nicely 11. Iu8trated. She oleo gave "Sing on sweet bird." Inetrnmental seleetione were well rendered on the piano by Misers Daley Robinson, and Zetta Fergneon and T. A, .'Hawking, The moving pie. tarts were good, Me. Robinson wag terse, 1001r00012e and happy in hid re. marks egplauatory of the views. Theta Wee er large audience. Tax Pon will holiday next week, IT i8 0014 another Dry Goode store will open in Brueeels this Fall. PUTLanD's shooting gallery from Wrox rear is here,loceted alongside A. Booker's shop. Ekes Huron Fall Fair Thursday and Friday, Oct, 5 and 6. It will be a hum• ore 0. Don'T kink us if the name of your visitor is not in the columna of THE Poem. Kink yourself for not handing it in. Bamuxas have not been as buey for years as 111181 Sommer and the work ie riot completed yet. Gement is taking a prominent place in both building and repairing. A e»Ecxoo Harvest Exooreion will be tun to the West starting Friday morning of this week. The rates and oonditiooe are the earns as the other excursions which will follow on dates previously announced. Taos. NEwsoME Ilea moved the old brae from the lot, known as the Living. soon property, King street and is 0rr0ng. log for the building of the cellar for hie new brick residence, Foundation will be oement. Cellar is being excavated. Tax fine premises of I. 0. Rioharde have been greatly improved this season by the arranging of a new lawn, lattice fence, paint &o. Mr Richards has avery comfortable place, and we wish him many years of comfort and happiness in it. A Fm RIO was held at the Davidson grove, 12th cru., Grey, on Tueeday after- noon by a number of young people of Melville church in courtesy to Mr. Rob- iceon who is supplying Dr. Roes' pulpit. The verdict wan that a moat enjoyable time was spent. BRUSSELS bowling rink won god prize in the Ooneolation oompetition at Gode- rioh tournament last week. They won 7 out of 10 contests. The prize was 6 Oct glass goblets. Oar representativee were well to the front in doublee and singles also. Som attention should be given by the Oounoil to the fine spring near the flax mill. Laet Spring's freshet did not improve the surroundings of this valu- able etream so aooeptable to many. Steps should be arranged down to the spring and a permanent onrb built. An addition of 20 or 22 feet will be made to the shops now occupied by Frank Stratton and Meeere. Dodds and Habkirk, Stratton block. It will be cement and one story high, The gravel s being bonded now for it and work will be proceeded with at an early date. J20. BAIOANTYNE, who p0robaeed the brick residence formerly owned by the ate James Oliver, Taruberry street, he has made a number of improvements od with the new dress of paint the place Doke very neat. Mr. and Mrs. Ballantyne nd daughter move into their new home hie week. It is eligibly and conveniently orated. Wo congratulate Mies Barbaro MoKet- ey on her eooeese at Seafortb Collegiate eoently where she: -passed the Senior eaobere' Exam. Her intention is to aloe up a University course we believe. ut she may take a term at a Young aches' School prior to that. Mira Bar. aro is a clever girl and we wish her the remotion she desires. HURON OLD nays' TENT.—The follow• b ing, from S. T. Oburob, President of the Huron Old Boys' Association, Toronto, epeake for itself ; "The Huron Old Boys of Toronto extend a moat cordial invtta• tion again this year to all Haronttee who attend the Exhibition here, to make their head -quarters at the H. 0. B. tent, "Society Row," Sept, 2ud to Sept. 8th inclusive. No pains will be spared to ake both the old boys and the old gnirla from the old county welcome. I. 0. F.—Courts Maitland and Mar. guerite will meet conjointly on Friday evening, 25th inst., in Foresters' Hall, punctually at 8 o'clock. The Deputy Supreme Chief Ranger, Rev. Jamee Mo- 0aul, who will be present., nrgee earnest. ly that every member of both Conte be present, as Minium' vital to the interests of both Ooarte must then be traneaoted. Vieitore from Court Ethel and nom. panion Oonrt Forget -me not are expect- ed to attend and au exoellent Committee has undertaken to secure an entertain- ing program for the evening, Courts Ethel and Forget.me.not meet jointly at Ethel this Thursday evening without fail, The membore should 00028 pane. tautly at 8 o'clock, COLD STORAGE,—The Gunton New Era eaye ;—"We noticed the other day that the people of Bruesele proposed to erect a Gold Storage plant, and evidently im. agine "there's millions in ft.,' We don't want to discourage them, bat we eoggeet that they send a delegation over to inter - 718W some of the baeiueae men here, who will give them valuable experience free of oharge. You oould not get anyone here to go within a mile of a oold storage pro. position," The eitaotione are diamotri- oally opposite. Clinton's; baloon prop - 'million woe to do the County and it did "do" several of those interested, accord• ing to their story. Councillor Thomson, who does a large egg, butter, poultry and apple business in Bruesele, le building the sold storage plant proposed here all his ttade domande it. The town is only granting exemption of Wee on the new property, barring eohocl and bneinese taxer'. and consequently we 000 toes troth. hog but will be gainers by large odds, Mr, Thomson parpoeee allowing °there to nee his plant ea that it will be a general good 10 the community, There may not Standard Bank of Canada RSTA92+2012'zaman le'7a SIIRPLIIB, OR RESERVE FVND 61611000%08 TOTAL A88ETB OVER - A 0 etreriLt 131t,rtkin : 11311141ne;ezla TranistLetesd "B SAV/NGS BANK--e— Aeerued Interest is added to aa000nte every six (months and becomes principal. ,lollel Deposit Accouniv—A 88'JOOLO.L OON VIJIVIENCE iu use in our Savings De- partment is the "Joint Deposit" anemia. looney may be deposited or withdrawn by either of the two members of the household, This system le a great convey. loose to 03007 residing in town, but more particularly ea to farmers, as m the latter ease whether man or wife comes 00 town either oan attend to the Banking. An. other feature of the system to that in case of the death 0f either party the money can be witbdrawn by the survivor without cost. W'e will tell you 01200 about our methods 1f you will kindly call or write. Married Women and Millers may make and withdraw deposits without the in. teryentiou of any person, SALE NOTES GASHED, OOLLEOTED or may be left for SAFEKEEPING only for whish no oharge is made. YOUR BUSINESS will receive our careful and courteous attention. A. 0. MACFARLANE, AGENT. be millions in it but the proprietor is long enough in bneiuties to know the imperative needs and probable profits of such a 'nature and Tax Pon wiehee him every success. People We now. Rae, Brown is home from Toronto for a week, Mise Vera Wilbee wee holidaying et Seafortb. Herb. Cunningham, of Stratford, is here 0n a visit, Harry Bartliff, of Clinton, spent Son. day in town. Homer Barrett, of Wiogham, is vieit. ing in Brunel'', Mies Lindsay, of Clinton, is visiting Misses Buchanan. Mrs. T. Farrow was visiting in Wing- ham inpham on Tueeday. Mre, W. A. Grewar fs visiting at Dray. too and other points. Mies Nettie Black, of Wroxeter, is visiting Mies Gertrude Roes. G. 0. McDowell 7008 visiting relatives in Ma$illop for a few days. Miss Belle Habkirk is attending the Millinery rooms at Toronto. Geo. MoLanohlin is home from Wing - ham. 'Be talks of going West. Mre. W. H. Willie and eon Harvey, of Seafortb, are 019111ng at B. Gerry's, Mies Freda Vanetone, of Wiegbem, won visiting frienda in Brussels thio week. Mise Annie Bartliff, of Clinton, is the guest of Mise Vinie Cardiff, Prioceee street. Miseee Oliver and Stevenson, of Listo- wel, were visitors at W. H, MoOraoken'a lost week. Mre. M, H. Moore and children are enjoying a holiday visit with relativee at Iuuerkip, Mre, Eaet, formerly of Bolton, joined her husband in Brueeels last week, We welcome them. Mre. Lowry and Mrs. Winetanley, of Guelph, are visiting at Walter Lowry's, Prinoeos street, Mre, J. F. Stewart returned to Toronto on Wednesday afternoon after an enjoy. able visit here, Mre. Nelson Gerry and ohildren, of Blyth, have been spending a week with Bromide relativee. Mre. Austin, Mies Jean and Chas. Olimie, of Listowel, were visiting at R, K. Roue' on Wedoegday. Mfae Belle Straohan is in the Queen City in the interests of her Millinery hairiness in Brussels. Mrs, J. D. Warwick and children were visiting with relativee fn Morrie townehip, daring the paid week, Mre, W, A. Crich and baby; of Sea. forth, were renewing old friendship' in town during the poet week, Mre. Harry Mooney and son, Lisle, have been visiting at Seafortb with friends for the peat two weeks. Mies Mary Oliver will leave os Friday on a trip to the West. She will vieit her deters in Winnipeg and Mooeomin. Mre, G. F. Blair and sone, of Goderiob, are visitors with old friends in Bruieele. Mr, Blair expecte to be here over Sun. day. Mies Georgia Rose will leave early in September for Ottawa where she will at- tend the Normal. Sbe will visit at Tor. onto en route. Mre, and Mise McKinlay went to Toronto last Monday to look up the 1at• est styles and novelties for the Doming Fall end Winter season. Mie' Eva Condon and her nephew, Cleveland Denbow, are enjoying a visit with relativee and friends in Clinton and locality for a week or so. We are pleased to report that Mre, Jno. Hewitt is considerably improved in health and her many triende hope she will soon be Cully restored, Among the number going West on Fri- day are Misses Bella and Aggie Dunoan• eon. We wish the yoaug ladies emcees, They will be missed from our town. Mies Eaphemia Wilton returned on t3atnrday after a two months' visit with Berlin and Waterloo triende. Her ooneio, Mies Simpson, acoompenied her, Mre, Jame' McDonald, tormeriy of Grey is here on a vigil] from Griewold, Man. She 001110 via London where she visited her daughter Mre. Chas, Sager, a one time resident of Brussels. The name of George Buchanan is among the Het of those who passed the Junior Matriculation and his purpose is to attend the University at Toronto when it opens this Fall. He ie a good student. Mre, Robt, Johnston, of Wingbam, and her Dieter, Mre, Barlow of Chicago, were gaeete of Mre. D. 0. Rose last week. The visitor from Chicago will be better known by the name of Mies Bowlers, Mre, A. Ooneley and children and Mies Teenie Sample, formerly of Bruesele, have gone to Souris, Man., from Hamil. ton looaliby where they were visiting for the past few montbe, Mr. Coueles, is at Souris, Harvey Buchanan will likely go on the Excursion to the West. He wiehee to take a abort term at the Normal Bohooi in Winnipeg and afterwards teach in that land of better salaries, Mr, Baohanan should do well. A souvenir petal card from Min Ema Walker, of London, a former Erne. seli6e, 11870 vielting at San Franoisoo, California, gays oho ie enjoying a fine time. It may result in her Wog cap - tared by thole Sam, Wm. BlaCnllongb, of London, is re. Hewing old lriendebipo to town, It is 10 years 01000 he removed to the Forest alty from Jimmie, He is now Metried, Many enquiries were made of him oon• earning hie mother, eiders and brothers. Mise Elsie Wilton wax visiting at Atwood with her aunt, Mrs. Greenaidee. Mrs. John Currie was visiting her daughter, Mre, Eddy, in MoKillop, for a few days. Mre. Jno. Brown and eon, of Stratford, were vi8ltore at T. Ennis,' John street, during the past week. Mrs. Brown is a danghter. Rev. A. 0. Tifftu, of Trowbridge, was in town on Monday en route to hie parental home where hie children leave been holidaying. Mre. Tiffin is still in the Northwest whither she went to visit relatives. The reverend gentleman is a popular preaoher and pastor. Will. Ainlay and family will move to Toronto, it is 'raid. They are old Brne- eelitee, their respective parents being among the early Bottlers. Mr. Ainlay Bold his residenoe to David Walker, of Morrie. We wish them well in the Queen oily. They have a son there for several years. Thu. Fon had a call from Dr. Ohae. McLellan, of Ohioago, ou Wednesday. He and Mre. McLellan have been touring the Eaatero Provisoes. The Dr. wall a former teacher of Brussels Public School, leaving hero 38 years ago. Time deals very kindly with Dr. McLellan. His old friends here were delighted to see him once more, Business Locals. Timm millinery apprenticee wanted by Sept. let. tM1ae STneoHAN. New baggy and an E & D. bioyole for Sale cheap. Apply to JAe. BALLANTYNR, Brneeele. COMFORTABLE dwelling rooms to let over my store, soft water. Poeseeeion oan he given at onoe. I. 0. RICHARDo, Fon &heap millinery go to Mime Hob. kirk. See our 50 oent bate, COMFORTABLE dwelling and 2- aures of land ; ohoioe fruite different varieties ; for sale or rent, poeeeeeion given Sept. let. I. 0, RICHARDS. PRIZE BnrrEs.—We will pay 25o. for the beet package of batter we receive daring two weeks, commencing Aug. 28th. GEO. E. KING, Wiogham. OFmroe,—Fora few days J. W. Browett, Doctor of Optioe, will he at F. R. Smith's Drug Store fitting modern eye glaseee, epeotaolee and artificial eyes. Home' 7 to 8 each evening, except Sunday. SAwo.—We give you saws easy to work and eaey to pay for. Your courage will improve when you use our eawe, If you have slow, bard working eawe do not de. lay bot come right away and have them toned to your fancy, T. Mo0aaaoa, Mill St„ Brussels. Hay Fever for 27 Years. Well Known New England Wonsan Cured of (lay Fever—Cure wag Lasting. The th ouesnde of dieoouraged people who dread the approeoh of Summer be. cansethey have hay fever and cannot find any relief from it, will read with iniereat and gratitude the following statement from Helen B. Williams, of Mansfield, Mase, "For 27 yeare, from the month of' Augnet until heavy freer, I have been affiioted with bay fever, growing worse and worm each year, until of late years I was unable to attend to my work dor• ing that period. "Last Summer I Fortunately gave Hymnal a trial, and I am happy to say that it entirely oured me, and I have had no 000urtence of the disease ainoe." This letter is only one of many that have 00032 to the proprietors of Hyomei, and the results following this treatment have been so remarkable that it is pro. posed at the annual convention of hay fever sufferers to recommend Hyomei. By breathing the germ killing and healing baleame of Hyomei, anyone oan -` METHOPOLITAN BANKIRUbbery CAPITA. L—f'ald gp $1,000,000 RESERVE FUND - $1,000,000 REV, It, II, WARDEN, D. D„ Director, 8, J. MOORS, President. VlaO•ProDldant. Tiros, 0080830870, F LA, HIS 000010 Mit w, MORTIMER CLARE, 0,O, 0. E. Ta003000, a, 0, 7000 FIRe'050000 HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO NY, D. IIOBB - - GENERAL MANAGER A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. Dratle Bought and Sold, Farmers' Notee Die000nted, S:,Iiy'd'JYQ16° ` 01$MAr 1Is'r.Y2eTtvra6czav?v Interest at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all some of $1 and upwards Sid8'd/fe4"Ai°JO,Ie0so A. E. MELLISH, Manager. have at any moment of the day, either in their home or officio, a climate like that of the White Mountains. The complete outfit coda but $1.00 extra bottles 60 wrote. James Fox agrees to rotund the money to any hay fever eufferer who uses Hyomei without benefit. Eaono.—In Howiak on Ang. 161h, to Mr and Mre. Earle, a daughter. Lexe—•at Mountain View, Hamilton, on Ang. 17th, to Mr. and Mre. J. M, Lake, a Bon. axaxr. BADGLEY.—.In Morrie, on Anent 20th, George, second son of David and Mrs. Badgley, aged 13 years, 10 menthe and 5 days, DEWOLF.—Io Morrie, on Aug. 201h, Frannie DeWolf, aged 82 years, 6 months and 14 days. BAYAGE,—In Grey, on Aug. 22nd, John Savage, aged 66 years, 3 m0n1hs and 11 daye. .A.TTCTIOmV• T000DAY, AUGUST 29TH.—Farm stook, implements, grain, &o., at Lot 22, 2ud Line, Morrie. Sale, anreeerved, at 1 p. m. L. J, Pepper, Prop. Robe. Gornies, anat. SR J X37 L,Fa _x.s130 TS, Furl Wheat 70 73 Barley 85 40 Peas 60 63 Oats 25 27 Butter, tube and rolls17 18 Eggs per dozen 15 16 Hay per ton 6 00 6 00 Flour, per bbl 6 60 6 60 Hoge, Live 0 75 7 00 Wool 23 23 Sa't, per bbl., retail 1 00 70 Potatoee per bus 60 75 Apples (per bbl.) 1 00 1 25 THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. MISS KATE MuKINLAY— A pupil fu vocal music of Mre. Nor- ton, of Detroit, is prepared to give 'iodruo- tioninvocal music and the violin. Terme on application, TWO REGISTERED LEICES• .i Ton rams for sale. One is a 2 year aid aup the other a iamb. They aro utaee ones. ROST, 111oDONALD, 7.0 Lot 17,Oon, 0, Grey. COMFORTABLE HOUSE AND 4i acres of laud in Brussels South. to rent. Possession could be given about Oct. 1612. For further particulars apply on the premises, or it byleIoBO. letter to CEMENT SIDEWALK TENDERS At next meeting of Brussels Council, on September 4th, tenders will be 'received for the construction of cement sidewalks in Brussels, acaorable to apecidoattono of for- mer years. Tenders to give price per square foot and work to be dons this Pall. F. S. 8002270, CL100, FARM FOR SALE, CONTAIN. and 81 Lot 20,,06 . being 101 township, Go. Huron. The lots will bo told separately or together to Reit pnrobaser. There ie a frame house, frame bare, orchard, &o. Property is 83 miles from llraesole and in a flue oom- mu0ity. Ear 1,x100, forme and further par - Healers apply on the premises, or address Brussels P.O. 7-01 MRs. Ili, BEr,LINGTON, 'VINE FARM FOR SALE BE. Mg Lot 12, Con, 00, Grey, oontoluing 100 acme, 80 of Which are cleared and Mil- ano') in hardwood 137th. Framo house, new bank barn. orchard, &c., on promises with abundance of spring water. Plano is wall tone ed; it in good oonditIen and 00 waste Mud. 6 miles from either Brussels or Wal- ton. For tnrtber, Rrtionlars apply on the promises or 1f by lett D4N09NBON P.O. NE/7.11 Proprietor, Ladies' Hats early=to=rear Ili Or'ONr'16'IIi Ili hi'hl'011ld'h.Ih14AI1,11. We have just passed into stock an as. sortment of Ladies' Ready-to-wear Hats for the Fall trade. We will consider it a pleasure to have the opportunity of showing you the different styles and we ask everybody (whether a customer or not) to call on us that we may have this pleasure, 'vaeueriilu'telAVJIBM,'Oi al,.WN. R. e. Davies & eo. DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE, — The undersigned offers his desirable property in Graham's Survey tar sale. cootaining 81 items, with a good brink house and frame barn on it, For further Particulars apply on the premises, 0012! SAMUEL II0GGABD, Brneeele, C`1HOICE FARM FOR SALE, l being Lot 20, Con. 13, Grey township, Huron Co., oontaluing 100 sores, There is a clearance of DO acres, the hued being to splendid rendition. IIpoii the 101.01 18 0 brick house, bank baro, low barn, pig house, &o ,also good orchard, Poeseselon given next Spring, with privilege , of putting Fall wheat in. Par further particulars apply o0 the promisee to WM. 510NAB13, Propriotor, or F. S, Scott, Brussels. 61-03 Rubber When you buy Rubber gat it, got part something else in mat the Rubber Goode sold. Oar 3 be Goods are bought direct 01 manufaoturors and we pink the c ufaoturere carefully. Those gi aro fresh, the quality is assured the prince are the lowest ab wi goods of the quality oan be sold, SYRINGES, 110T WATER BOTTLES, SIO$ -ROOM & NURSERY SUPPLI —AT— DRUG STORE COMFORTABLE RESIDENC and 2 acres of land for sale on Walt etr•eat, Brussels. Brink house, good dal hard and soft water, small orchard, Property le good shape. Immediate poor Bion oan be given. Per further partloul 01PIY ou the premt lee, Will oleo Bell 1 good Jersey Oows, one a tboro' bred. JOHN MOHENZIF., 62-tt Proprietor, Brussel YE OLD FIRM a#herdales For the past twenty-seven years we have been in the Furn tore, Undertaking and Music Business in this town, and to day v are in a better position than ever to supply the wants of the peop of this community. Two years ago we extensively remodelled our store and adde a LARGE LINE OF CARPETS AND LINOLEUMS. We ur doubtedly have the largest assortment in any of our lines in th County. As August is a very quiet month in the Furniture Line and n we have made some very large purchases at Reduced Prices w will give a Special 10 ant. Discount During the Plant Call at any time and inspect our Goods. We consider it pleasure to show them. Leatherdale & Sur ONLY 5 DAYS MORE of Our Great emsal v Sale For the next 10 days we have decided to make this store the Busiest Store in Brussels. Below we quote a few prices which will give you an idea of what you may expect when you visit our store. 50 ends Fancy Colored Dress Mullins, worth regular 20c to 80e, Clearing price, per yard .,, .,, so 3 pieces Grey Tweed Dress Goods, worth regular 25c 60c, Clearing price ... "' „ CJ 10 only Ladies' Cloth Skirts, worth regular $15,00, Clearing price 2.5� 2 only Black Taffetta Silk Waists, last season's 2.00 style, worth regular $5.00, Clearing price... 25 only Ladies' White Cambric Corset Covers, 15e worth regular 35c, Clearing price „ .1- 20 L20 only Ladies' White Cambric Corset Covers, 371 worth reg. 50e, 75c, 1.00, 1.75, Clearing at V 2C 10 only Ladies' Tweed Rain Coats, worth regular 2.75 5.00 and 6.00, Clearing price ,,, „ 5 only Ladies' Fawn Rubber Coats, worth 3.50 125 and 4.50, Clearing price .. „ 3 dozen Ladies' Tweed and Velvet Capes, worth 25C regular 50e, Clearing price ... .., „ �t 25 Short Ends Silk, length 2i to 5 yards, worth ta5e regular 75c and 1.00, Clearing price,., J. FERGUSON & CO.