The Brussels Post, 1903-4-9, Page 5St. , .4U'4'3i
BUSINESS CARDS. iR=�s-tt'-^•3�rt�ri
1 i ONEY-'.PO LOAN AT 5 PIM
1t J. pout, F,g, SCOTT, 130001el%
Wf IL MaO1 ACKEN
v • leeaor 00 Marriage Licenses. Of.
Nco ut Grocery, lnrnberl'y atreeG )trussel8.
WARMS FOR SALIfr '1'lliil UN.
DE03001NIC13 118 fOYnral 8001) Farms for
Sale end to rent, easy tonne in 'Townships
of Morris cud are Y. B' 8. hUU1"L', Ittu300)
091. MORRiSON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT.
MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN,
*T1.A0111'.B OF -
PIANO - AND - ORGAN,
sism-trz=mx.5, O T.
ROBERT GUNNINGHAM3
INSORANOE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH,
E. Estelle Griffin
THANKER OF VOICE C1 1/1 13 10 8
Pupil of Mies Eva N. Rnblyu, of .Loudon.
Pu1Oa prepared for Oouaerv.ntory ax'r,n0.
t_-s"t\ilt TIME Brusselsevery Tuesday.
L088o119 given at the home of W. B. Kerr,
John street,
J. LECKIE,
LIFE ANO FIRE INSURANCE, •
LOAN AND REAL TESTATE AGENT,
MONp:Y''1'O LOAN AT 4i, 41 .11 5 Por Cont.
(Mice over Hurolev's Drug Store,
Nov. 3rd, 1002. 00.13m Brussei0,
Wellington Mutual
Fife I11FI11'attee Co.,
E3TADLIanan 1840
I001013nc0 taken Ou the oath and premium
note system at current rules. lit fora insur-
ing elsewhere 0011 on tbeundereigned Agent
of the 0ompany.
301001RGE 100uk1010, Brussels.
AUCTIONEERS.
S SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
1.' • nun, willsell for b,•tter p1 000, to
better men in loss 33103 en') loot <Maraca
then any other Auottonoor in Fust Huron or
be r. on't charge guy thing, Dates and orders
can always be arranged at thlo omee or by
personal application.
T0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, -
Tho undersigned, who is well acquainted
throughout tto rent tart of the County
and who Intellect business with a barge cir-
cle of farmers in and around this locality,
begs to inform rho community that he has
taken out an Auctioneer's License for the
County of Huron and offers his services to
011 purposing to holds ties,
TH09. N1.1WSOME, Brussels.
VETERINARY.
D. WARWICK -
J• Honer CitµInn.0 of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all die -
03100 of domesticated animals 1n a compet-
entmanner, Pni'ti'mlar attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry Calls promptly at-
tended to. Office earl Inermary-Four doers
North of bridge, Tnrnborry et., Brussels.
DUAL AIdD CONVEYANCING. -
NM. SINCLAIR-
' o Barpdstor, Solicitor, 'Conveyancer,
Notary Public, he. 0i11ce-S tewares 13loc1
1 door Nor the 1 Central Betel.
Solicitor for the Standard Sank.
G
E. BLAIt3, BARRISTER, SOL-
•
ICITOtt, &o, BRUSSELS.-
Ufllee over Standard. Bank ; Solicitor for
Towu0hip of Grey, Bnwiolc Mutual duct the
Metropolitan Bank. Private mud Oompauy
money to loan at lowest rates,
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
DI, It., U. nl.,
•
Trinity University, Fellow TrMMMg Medical.
College, Member College of Phys Maus and
Surgeons Ont. Licentiate of the Royal Col-
lege of Physicians and Licentiate of Mid-
wifery bldinburgh. t�rTolephooe 140,14,
Residence -krill attest, 100000010.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD,
DENTIST
Gradnato of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario and First. ohms Honor
Graduate of Toronto Uuivoreiby, Office
next to Brewer's Photograph gallery,
BRUSSELS.
IT'S ALL RIGHT
and Stnilonte may anter
at any thee. SPRING TERM BEGINS
MAIL, 80, Two courses-,Oommereial and
Shorthand. 8010 for College Journal.
0. A. FLE11I1'IG, A. L. MoINTYI3E,
President, Secretary,
SfflNCLES
British Columbia
lied Cedar Shingles
Ann --
North Shore
Pine and Cedar
POR SALE AT FRS
Brussels Planing Mills
Also Dobre and Sash of all Pat
terns on hand 0r made to cadet
ail Short Notice,
Estimates Varnished for all
Irind3 of Building°. Workman -
obi)) and Material Guaranteed,
P. A.t,Y.W-;.:.i.kV T
Our ldotto 1 ilHag l Orado Work Only
%
CENTRAL
STRATFORD, ONT,
Uar t+ra'ivatee readily 300010 good
10031ton0 bemms0 our high grade train. lag 100)1µ1'0n thorn t9 r0nder 0301.01019
34 001030°1 33u0111330 31300 wabb µrat, Lk
011300 wmlt000 331113 ian00 no limo t8
tvaoto upon. rho other 111313, Oem•
11101100 33 000x00 now and be ready for
a po0itioufu the Pull, Write for band -
N0M0 catalogue,
Principal.
wJ., ELLIOTT,I
'Str ct tidos,
Hettl?itt1.1,
The Hensel! football team has re or.
ganized.
Oharle3 A. MaDonol! spent a couple of
days in °atawe,
Tho band has taken in several new
members and will have tweuty inetra
meets before long,
W. I1. H trbnru ie getting in a big
quantity of glues for the purpose of erect.
lug another greenhouse.
Et would certainly be a oommendable
sot on the part of oat' village Junta to
give some attention right away to the
drainage or 0owerage of the town. At
present there 30 not one papally con.
satiated sewer within the limits of the
corporation.
Mrs. Thos. Horton' received a telegram
informing her that her husband wa0lying
dangerously ill with typhoid in Brandon
hospital. Mtn. Horton left on Tuesday
morning of last week for Brandon. Much
slmlathy 3300 felt and expressed for
her. Mr. Horton went to the Woet about
four weeks ago with the objeot of looatiog
there.
I,ttelanow.
Wm. Douglas left for Edmonton,
The Luoknow Fire Brigade have pur.
ohaeed new snits for themeelvee.
W. J. Little sold hie well bred driving
mare to Robert Irwin, of Ripley.
For the three mouths ending Marob
11th, there were 45 persons in I3ruve
county fined for various offenose. The
penalties amounted to 6348
Rev, 0. 0. Owen, of Memorial ohnrob
Lo,idou, 0n13 brother to Rev, 0. H. P.
Owen, of Lnoknow, has accepted a call to
Christ's Olmroh, Vancouver, B. O.
Ata meeting of the. managing oom-
mitteo of the lacrosse team it was defi-
nitely decided to enter a junior team in
the 0. L. A. for the Doming season,
Mr. and Mfrs, Agar lett for London on
Weduenday of lent week, where they will
make their home in future, Mr, Agar
tva,
app 'feted general manager in Weet.
ern Ontario for the Perrin Plow Co., and
London being a more central point, the
company woe dseirona that Mr. Agar
eh( old locate in the Forest City.
NVlir exit .etm,
Rev, Wm. MoDonogb, of Stratford,
preached in the Methodist church on
Sauday.
Robt, Carrie, er., of Bost Wowanoeh,
hae moved to Wingham aid 000npiee the
Ilona he recently purchased from E. 0.
03arit3.
13. and Mrs. Yonbill have returned
tram an extended visit to Marion, loth
Una, where they spent the Winter with
their daughter, Mrs. Potts.
Mre, Dingley has let the contract to
E•I, herr for oreatiuu of a fine residence
on Patrick street. Chas. Barber has the
000treot for the toaadation of et meet,
John Away, County 0omm'00iouer,
3100 been laid up with erysipelas in one
of his feet. He expects however to be
able to attend to his business in a few
dove.
Rev. Welter Rape), B. A., the amuse
fel Preobyteriau evangelist, has written
Rev. R. Hobbs, that he expeota to oom-
m0100 evangelistic) eervioe0 in Wingham
Methodist ehar011 about May let.
$1,000 reward will be paid by the
widow of the late Selwyn J. Smith, for
informotion that will lead to the deter,
lion and conviction of the person or per.
0on0 who waylaid nod robbed her hue
band.
It ie only a few weeks ago Biooe Joe.
Fleury received word of the death of his
brother John, in Malawi, England. Last
week, he received the sad news of the
death of another brother William, aged
78, who died very suddenly while en.
gaged at Ilia work.
The 6 year-old daughter of 11Ir. Wil-
liams, of the Brunewiok hotel, met with
a serious fall. She fell from the londiag
upstairs to the floor below, a distance of
about 17 feet. She 330.0 considerably
hart and her face at, bat fortunately 10
bones were broken.
d.1eatowel.
A union 0orviee will be !held io the
l3aptiet Ohnroh on Good Friday, at 11
a. m, Rev. J. 5, Uardfe will preach.
Bert. Hael1iug has returned totown
from his trip up to New Ontario. Be
reports that the ouun1ry is rapidly $lung
up with settlers, eepoolally in the neigh-
borhood of Liokeard.
Lietowel Golf Club hae; been reorgan-
ized for the humming 0333000, with the
following offioore :-Preoideut, B, For-
sayeth ; Vice -Free., F. W. flay ; Seore-
taryTreae., W, Olimte.
P. J. Livingston and 0. H. Smith, who
were in the wreak at Flora, have been
Settled with bythe rand Trunk
00,,
Livingetoreceiving $75 and ms.
Smith 140. As neither were eeriouely
injured, the settlement le quite Batisfao.
tory to both gentlemen.
The Lodioa' Oo.operntivo Dirtle of the
V. B. Church Will hold an Master Mar-
ket on April 11th. There will be for
Dale froth homs.mado bread, pies of all
kinds, and Easter eggs. The objeot of
sale Will be to raise part of the payment
on the uburoh to be met in the Pall.
131'13280 Snow, -The Live Stook Aeeo.
elation organiz:d, with the following
officers President, W. Spare ; Treas.
arer, Chris. Lilltex ; Seorotary, A. 8t.
Geo, fdawitine ; Directors, John Scott, P.
Garrooh, John Wateon3 B, P, Brook, S.
J. Stevenson, J. Livingstone, H. 13. Mer.
phy, 0. George, J. A. Belly, J. F. Wilson,
Johnston Kidd, J. M. Bays. It woe de,
(tided to hold the Spring Show on Pridaq,
April 1711,. A good lief of p03800 is
being offered fdn entire 3300000 and an
10013ent Dhow ie looped for. T1vo pont.
potent judges will award the prieep,
FJ 0 ae a,
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IIs shades will please you.
Its weight will surprise you.
Its covering properties will astonish you,
Its handsome appearance will win you.
Its "Economy" means money to you.
Its real Lead & Oil base will give confidence to you.
"813.3411V YOUR EYE8 TO QUALITY AND THE
WORLD I8 FULL OF CHEAP THINGS."
Insist on gutting IIollywoode
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-AGENTS AT BRUSSELS.
An organization media of the Mato.
wel Lowe Bowling Club wee held on the
26 h ult., when 111e following offhoerm were
elected ; Hon,.Pree,, A. W. Feather.
atone ; Pres., F. R. Blowett ; Vioe•Pree ,
Joe. Ainley ; Sen'y, Geo. Bray ; Treas.,
J. L. Gillioo ; Exeontive Committee, the
tfliners for 1903, the retiring President,
A. Yule, and A. St, Geo. Hawkins, J, M.
Sobinbein, W. R. Logie, R. A. Olimie
and Jno. Gabel. It was decided to re-
duoe the membership fee to $3.
Elac a lee Ir.
David Miller, who hae been spending
the Winter with friends and relatives
here returned to Spokane, Washington,
Mrs. Jonuthau Kydd, Exeter North,
who hae been ailing for over a year and
who Underwent a surgical operation about
4 weeks ago, is, we are pleased to report,
o0nvsleeoing,
F. W. Knight, who hae been (modal,.
fug a store at the North Dud of the town
for some years, has moved with his
croak to Yorktoo, Aeea., where he will
agnia open out in a similar basioeee.
What might have resulted in a serious
accident owumed ut Wm. Salmon's wood
bee. It appearo that Geo. Kellett had
a mart cut 0µw thrown 08er hie shoulder
and when turning around quickly ib
name in oontaot with Wm. Snell. The
eharp teeth of the inotroment were im-
bedded in hie head at some length and at
the same time severed an artery, from
-which the blood flowed profneely.
The basement of the James Street
church was well filled on Tuesday even•
lag of lest week, with a largo number of
Epworth Leaguers of this town and that
of the neighboring ones, Orediton and
Henoall being well represented. Those
present were well pleased with the speak.
er of the evening, Mr. Darwin, who spoke
in the interests of the Forward Move•
meat ot the missionary canoe of the
North west territory.
Clan Cote.
The annual meeting of the Curling
Olob was held Wednesday evenfog of
last week.
Walter Coate has been appointed
Steward of the Government Boat Oak
lenge at Dolliogwood.
The invitations are out anoonnoing the
marriage of Major H. B. Oombe to Mies
Julia Isabel Dunmore, on Wednesday,
the 16th of April,
W. G. Medd, can ot H. Medd, Hallett,
accepted the position of cheese inatruotor
and inspector for the county of Norfolk,
at a salary of $100 a month.
Bert. Romboll 30(10 ticketed through to
Indian Bead, Asea., by W. Jackson ;
he goes to seep hie fortune in the far
West, Bert. ie a good reliable young
EIRE, and will he sure to do well. Ile i0
aaoompinied by Mesere. Goodwin and
8w01,o30. •
A meeting of the West Huron License
Board wag herd at the Inepeotor'e offlae.
on Monday of last week, Chairman Jae.
Stevens was pr, sent, and Hugh, Wegner-
rie, Rlyth, and W. R. Robinson, Mode.
rich. The number of liaeneee asked for
last year 3300 29 tavern and 2 chop.
This year the number is 31 and 2. New
applicants, Sam, Pike, Clinton ; N, G.
Boggs, Darlow, and Alex. Orr, Wingharn.
1NJ01101/ AT A FIRE. -During a fire,
while two teams were racing to the fire
eteamer, One of them collided at the
corner of the Town Hall with a hose part
drawn by hood. Charles Carter was
struck and thrown against the oart, and
badly bruised. and possibly some ribs
broken and injured internally, Oa of
the boreee etruok the tongue of the hone
cart which pierced its Bide, breaking some
ribs and perforating lenge nod bowels.
131vcto.
The regular monthly meeting of Blyth
council was held on Tuesday evening.
J, F. Nivine hae purohased the gaarter
are lot East 'of hie reeidonoe on West.
Moreland street from John McGill for
$45.
The abort to be .given ander the
auepioee of the Methodist carat ohoir
will be given in Industry ball on Wed-
nesday evening, April 22od.
Alex. Lowery, who was resident of
Blyth for many years, and who left here
one year ago for Sean, Michigan, died at
the latter plane on March 12th from gang
retie. He was ill nearly three mouths.
A, Taylor who recently retired from
the grooery buoineoe here, has Bemired a
poeition with T. B. Esoott & 0o., whole
gale groaere, London, aa traveller, and
left on Monday morning for the Owen
Sound dietriot.
John Edmonds, brother of Rev. J. Ed.
monde, of Blyth., died in Burlington, on
Wednesday, 25th alt., at the age of 71
years, Paralysis was the mote of death.
Rev, Mr. Edmonds attended the funeral
which took plane on Friday and was very
largely attended.
At a meeting held in Form I, of the
Blyth public eel000l for the purpoee of
organizing a football team for the ooming
Beason the following officers were °looted ;
-Hon. President, A. H. Plummer; Preei.
dent, R.111. McKay ; Vioe•president, 3,
A. Jamkaon ; manager, J. J. Bailey ;
Beoretery.treasarer, D. MoLean. The
captain will be chosen at a later. date.
lirodevicn.
There is some talk of an attempt to
revive lacrosse in Goderiah.
The town hae fenced off the new park
fgro8t. Patrick's Ward eohool play
rounmd.
Moja Beak represented Goderioh
Oouuoii, No. 157, at the Grand Council of
Uhosen,Friende at London.
Rev. G. F. Salton, Mrs. Salton and
sone Harold and Lynn, of Hamilton,
ware vieiting last week at the home of 0,
G. Newton.
During the leak week there hae been a
great exodus of mariners to Buffalo,
Chicago and other plaoee to prepare for
the early opening of navigation.
Geo. and Mrs. Aoheeon returned on
Monday of last week from California,
where they spent the Winter. They
were away just five months, had a very
pleasant sojourn in the South and have
bath been benefitted physically by the
ohaoge,
£c°dd es'
Shoes.
Handsome to the eye
Artistic in design.
First-rate workman-
ship.
Made to wear and
keep their shape.
Beautiful finish, easy
10. comfort, very durable.
When you discard
thew you want another " jt st like the last ones."
Then our prices are not the least pleasing part of
the buying,
I•Iere are a few:--
-Ladle& Dongola Buttoned or Ln
Up•Io date Late and Fashion
-We have the Brussels money for the victoria Shoo, one of the finest and
genteel] 811008 for Ladles that ie made. See our Spring styles,
HARM'
���y'1 '1 DISPARTM1130 T,-floavy and Light Harness
12 A 7 at Lowest Prices. Sweat Canton, Lap Rugs,
Robber Rugs, Trunks and Satchels.
-Some BARGAINS for times wanting Second Eland Single Harness,
--Repairs in 8Iaraeas, 0011µr0, Boots and nom
cod Shoo,
heavy solea,
$ .25
A
aeNitit a IE 13 X11
The notion of Mayor Lewis fa . fle ;rig
a 13000'-) ..1 $100 ter the arrert of the
Bend x•, brutallyaeeanited Nile Aitken,
19 '.dy endoreed by tvery good
3331)310„
' Opt. Naos 388702 to be b000ming
faehlonab.e, W. A. MoKim removed the
fence from the front 0f hie property on
Oharoh street, and 2, Smeeth that from
the 10.,3,1 of hie 210013ebe8 ou Neleoa
Otr08L
TIt0 Poblio Worke oummittee met and
opened Holders for a supply of trees for
Spring planting. 'iliey acoepted 200
from F. 13. Holmes, de hatred at 8 oent0
each, and the balance will be taken from
Joseph Baeohler at 3 Dente in the bush,
Wesley Vanetone, who has been a reei•
dent of Regina, Aeea„ N, W. T., for four
or five years, ie borne on a visit t0 hie
father, Thoe. Vanetone, near Benmiiler,
The old gentleman hue been in poor
health for Borne montbe, and we regret to
any le not Improving. Wesley has
graduated in the milling baaineee, end,
we are pleased to !eau, ie doing well,
Two handsome new side altars have
rooeutly been put In at 8t. Peter's uburoh,
adding greatly to the appearance of the
interior. They are the gifts of Mrs. Me
earthy and Mrs. Troy, and wore nun.
030003ed by Rosenblatt, of St. Clemente,
Ont., near Berlin, being designed with
niches for the beautiful figures of the
Virgin and Child and St. Joseph that
prsviouely stood in the recesses et the
aides of the °haacel.
lilrtevItle.
Toannznnr 01080I0.-Minntoe of Coun-
cil meeting held in Blnevale, March 90,
1903. Members of ()WHICH all present ;
the Reeve in the chair. The minutes of
last meeting were read and adopted on
motion of Mews. kloegrove and Rather.
ford, Reports '-The Reeve reported
that he let a job of building a -culvert B.
line, West, to Geo. Wheeler at $4, Mr,
Moegrove reported having let a job of
banding a oedor oalvert on 4th to Wm.
Vanetone at $3 60. Oonpland, Rother
ford, tbet1y•law No. 5, 1903, for the
appointment of fegoe viewers for the one.
rent year, be reed three times and passed.
Carried. Moegrove, Kelly, that By.taw
No, 6, for 1908, for the appointment of
poand•keeperofor the current year be
read three times and paaeed.-Carried,
Rutherford, Moegrove, that Bylaw No.
7, 1908, for the appointment of path
meters for the arrant year be read
three times and passed. -Carried. The
following are the appointments :-Fence
viewers :-Wm. H. Mandell, Thoo. Akins,
Thos. Goy, John Robinson, Sam. Van-
etone, Jae. Elliott, Joe. Lovell, Peter
Seat, Masse Orme and Robb. Leathern.
Pound keepers :-John Little, Ralph
Metcalf, Geo, B, Scott, Hugh Tooker,
Allan Fralfok, Jas, K'rton, jr,, Peter S.
McEwen, Peter Scott, Eleanor Orvio,
Wm. Neterfield, John Diment and Wm.
Maxwell. Path mestere 1 -Robert Gal-
lagher, John Weiler, Wm. Atkio, Geo.
Bryoe, John Little, Wm. Mitobell, James
Stapleton, Thoe, MoOreight, Samuel
Barohall, Isaac Stokes, Reuben Stokes,
John Metcalf Wm. Robinson, Thoe.
James, Murray Wilson, Augaot Homnth,
John Moolyuo, F. J. Lewis, Robt. Weir,
Thoe. Haugh, Frank Carruthers, A.
Wheelaos, Geo. Taylor, Jae. Robineon,
Jae. Wylie, Alex. McDonald jr., John
Weir, Sam. Vanetone, Wm, Eagleson,
Jae. Nicol, Jae. Elliott, Alex. Hestia,
Joe. Lovell, Wm. Wright, Rvbt. Harder,
John McEwen, Peter Scott, David H.
Moffatt, Robt. Black, Philip Thomas,
Ohrie. Brinker, Henry Diment, Thos.
Jenkins, Robt. McKenzie, Jae. 0. Ander.
eon, Jae. Onoemore, Geo, Yoe, J. J, Mot -
fart, Frank Anderson, John Mulvey,
Riob. Palmer, Andrew Gemmill, Robert
Miller, Benry Muir, Robo. Moffatt, Thos.
Neberfleld, John Aoeley, Wm. J. John-
eion, L. Waite, Wm. Netetfield, James
Williamson. Moegrove, Kelly, that Jdbn
Short's statute labor be pat in Road
Division No. 26.-Oorried, Moegrove,
Ooupland, that the South East half of
lot 60, an. I, be planed in road division
No, 84.-Oarried. Ooupland, Rutherford,
that Alex. Kelly's statute labor be done
in road division No. 6 Wingham Town
plot and that lot 26, con, 0, be planed in
road division No. 34 -Carried, Coup -
land, Moegrove, that the following be the
Statute labor male for 1908, namely $7 60
for 2 days and for every additional 67 50
or part thereof one day and that the
Olerk bring in a By-law at next meeting
of Coanoil aoofirmiug the came. -001.
ried, Kelly, Rutherford, that Mr. Blom
grove employ some person to remove
Smeltzer'e fence off street in Bluevale.-
Carried. Moegrove, Rutherford, that
Mr. Oonplaud meet Councillor from
Howick on boondaty and let a job of
rebuilding culvert South of Delmore. -
Carried. Tenders were received from
Wingham Times and Advance offioee re
township printing. Ooupland, Ruther•
ford, that the tender of the Wingham
Advaooe, being the lowest, be acoepted.
-Carried. The followingaccountswere
passed and cheques issued :-Theo. Hall,
$1, printing ; H. B. Elliott, $5.60, print.
big ; Goo. Wheeler, $4, culvert ; Wm,
Vanetone, $8 50, culvert ; Wm. ()nick.
shanks $4, expenses to Clinton ; John
Moegrove, $4, expenses to Clinton. Mom
grove, that this Council do now adjourn
to meet in the Olerk'e Aloe, Bluevale, on
Tuesday, bray 26th, at 10 o'olook a. m„
for general boniness and at 1 o'olook p.
m., as a Court of Revision of the assess.
want roll for the current year. -Carried.
3008 Bona zee, Clerk.
Dennie Collins, of Conway, Ont,, was
killed by a G. T. R. train at Kingston
Junction.
Obief of Pollee Zemin, of Woodotook,
charged with violating the liquor law at
Ohealey, hae been acquitted.
Berlin Iio pubi' to school board will erect
four roomed additione to the Margaret
and Ooortland avenue oohoole.
A majority of the farmers in London
district have finished their . ploughing,
and Bowing will soon be.gen0ral.
Jack Farthing, younger son of Rev. J.
0. Farthing, of Woodstock, woe badly
bitten by a dog Tuesday of last week.
A St. Thome lawyer hae been the
victim of an tuitional 0courrenee, reoeiv-
in $5 more from a client than he asked.
Irn Ingersoll public wheel hoard hae sp.
pointed a oommiltee to enquire into the
advisability of teaching domeeto aoienoe
in 00nne0tion with the schools,
Noleon Monteith ie one of the appli.
Oltbta for a charier for a company whf010
seeks incorporation at Ottawa, as the
Aoeident, Sickneae and Guarantee or
Security Enaurano° Company.
James White, a retired Caradoo fag.
mer, 75 370010 of ago, committed Ouiohie
one day last week, He took hie gnu
from Ica 100081 place and blew out hie
brains, lie had lived in Oaradan and
McINNON & Co,,
331=11-1,
T;H,
50c SILKS FOR 39c,
Leet week we were offered a great bargain in New Blouse
(Nike to oleer out a large quantity for spot welt. Travetlere Junin,
we are always open for emaps, and when they have anything g special.
to offer, we get the tiret ohence at it. We acoepted tate offer and
the goods are here ready for inepeotion, Here are the partiottlare :
876 yards New Blonee Sitio, in heavy corded effeote, in fanoy
etripeo, Fare Silk, in colors of Pale Bias, Royal Blue, fink, Tur.
quote Heliotrope, Mauve, Old Rose, Rioeda, Rose fink, Oireoe,
Salmon, White and Orem. This is a rare ohanoe 10se0are choice
Pare Silks at 26 per Dent. lase than regular prices. ?nu ehoald see
them while the stook is at its beat, they are selling like hot oaken,
B. & 1. CORSETS.
We are local agento for the oelebroted B. & I., Patent Bias
Filled Corsets. They are laoed with three laces, and lit perfectly,
We have them in all eizee to fit slight, medium and WI Seem,
Before you have your Spring Snit fitted yoo should have a pair of
those Coreete. They will add greatly to the appearance ot your
dress. We also oarry a fall aasor1meot of Crompton's B. & 0., D.
& A. and E. T. Comte, in all the beet makes, from 25o to $1.25
per pair.
McKINNON & Co.,
�LYT.H.
Ekfrid for 40 or 60 years, was in good
circumstances and no cause is assigned.
okt
License District
OE THE
East Riding of Huron,
The Eat Heron License Com m100100ere
will meet at the
AMERICAN HOTEI, BRUSSELS,
-ON-
lionday, April 20th
1908, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.
To lake into consideration the applioa.
tione for Tavern Lianas for 1903-04.
The number of app'ioatione this year
is 17, being the same flambee of linBneee
es granted lest year.
.1. R. MILLER,
Ixsrao'ron,
JAMESTOWN, April1et,1903.
Strenuous Objections
6❑v R,cHT
are never made against feed Supplied by
Alf. Backer. All stook like it and thrive
on it, and it ie prononnoed by all intel-
ligent breeders to be incompariably the
beet sold. Try a sample lot and you will
never feed anything but our Heller corn
and nate.
Alf. Baeker.
OUR AMERICAN
WALL PAPER
IS NOW IN STOOK.
The Best of this Season's Productions.
We have made a epeolai effort to 00onre designs and ooloringe
of artietio merit not only in high grades but in those as low as
5 CENTS PER ROLL.
BED ROOMS -We have Dainty Florale, producing aharming effeote, at Low
Cost.
PARLORS -Beautiful Deeigne in Gilt and Creamy Touee, Blues, Greene, etc.,
io delicate Shadee.
HALLS, DINING -ROOMS, &o -Fine Effective Deeigne, in Magnificent
Colors, giving Warmth, Richness and Beauty to an apartment.
DON'T WAIT till our stook is broken. Make your eeleotiou NOW.
If you have any rooms not recently Papered, just call and let 00
tell you how little it ousts to make home bright, attraotive and happy.
Fred. McCracken
Papers displayed in Smale Block, Brussels._
c s,/
NEW HARDWARE SflRE 1
The Undersigned beg leave to notify the Public that
they have opened up a CHOICE NEW
STOOK of—"• e
:Mr and HEAVY
HARDWARE,
1 SAINTS,
IC
1 Ou
LS SCI
in the Simpson Block, Ethel, which will be sold at Reason-
able Prices.
We have also a Tinware Department and will keep a llret•olae9 Tinsmith,
A Specialty made of Repairing and Eavotroughing,
Oar motto will be Good Goods and Careful Attention to Business,
A SHARE OP PATRONAGE ASKED FOR.
Beet makes of
Btotree handfed.
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