Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1903-4-23, Page 5Ap1t, tl, 1900 1���'fNO�Y^.N�:�"'"i.+:"�v.�wMmrn.�.r.�ww, ,�"�"„M.wrv,.•✓�ws•vuvrr � BUSINESS CARDS. ONEY TO LOAN AT 0 PER osut L ti SOOT, larunelo Ni MoO1 OKEN • metier of Marriage Licensee, Of - lice at GrE.enty, f nrnhlrly meet, hru.sela, RARMS FOR SAL1t1-7••1 UN• DElte1UNt:0 LRB Several geed I :an:Slot, sero and to real, nn0Y toms, ill Townohip0 o NI title and ti ray. h- S. BOOTY. uruesel M. MJRRISON, Irwuer of Marriage Licenses, WALTON, ONT. MISS JEAN NI'LAUCHLIN, -TEACHER O'7'— PIANO - AND - ORGAN. �Rv3Si:r.,3, o]v'r. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM1 WOODBINE, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH, E. Estelle stelle Griffin TEM:BIER or Y(H O CUv.TURu Pupil of apes Eva N, Boblyn, of Loudon. Pupils prepared for Oonserv.ttory oxmmo• r '1\hl vial( Brussels every Tuesday. Loosens given at the home of W, H. Kerr, Jahn street. J. LECKIa, LIFE AND Mot INSURANCE, LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, MONEY TO LOAN AT 4.t, 41 deb Per Cont. (Mee over Huroloy'e Drug Store; Nov, Ord, 19112. '811 -Sm .. Brussels. Wellington Mutual Fire insinuate Co., D0TADLIeltDD 1340 Insurance talion on the cash and premium ling oleote le ewere cat ell 011 Ole nrrent nodMaur.. 13f fore undersigned A llgent of the Oompany. GEORGE 100GERS, Itrussels. AUCTIONEERS. S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION - DER, will Boll for linter Klein, to better mem, in lose limo and less charges than any other Auctinneal• 111East Bnree or he won't charge anything. Dates and orders can always bo arrangedat this 011100 or by p crone] appl!oation, 1110 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,— The undersigned, wile is well acquainted throughout the most part of the County and who has had business with a largo air - ole of farmers in and around this locality, bags to inform the community- that he has .taken out an Auctioneer's 1/1e13118o for the Oouoty of Huron and offers hie services to all purposing to bold sales. THOS. NEWSOMEH,Brussels. VETERINARY. T 11 'WARWICK— ,T WARWICK— 1 • Honor fir aluam° of the Ontario Vet- erinary College, is prepared to treat all d1e- eaoo8 of domestleatoci autm llo in a 0ompet- ent manner. Particular attention paid to . Veterinary Dentistry. Calls promptly at - Northoto. bridge, TOftles nrnbe ry at., ,yBruneete�o0rs LE€iAL AND -CJNVEYANCIN , M. SINCLAIR• — YV • Boulder, Solioitor, Conveyancer, Notary dor tri of Central hotel tewarfa Brook Solicitor for the Standard Bank. GF. BLAIR, BARRISTER, SOL- • IGITOti, &o , BRUSSELS.— talkie over Standard Bank ; Solicitor for Township of Groy, Howlett Mutual and the Metropo(itau.Bank. Private and Oompauy money to loan at lOvest rates. fEMEDiCAL CARDS. J. A. M'NAUGHTON. O. lel., Trinity University, Tellow Trinity Median' College, Member College of Pbyefoiaoo and 6u'goous, Ont. Licentiate of the Royal Col- lege of P11 3/B/018.118 anti Licentiate of Mid- wllfery Edinburgh. J Telepboue No.14, Rooicieuee—lrli lstreet, Brussels, DENTISTRY DR. R. P. FEILD. 11t3NTOST Graduate of 'the Roval College of ,Dental Surgeons of Ontario and First class Honor Graduate of Toronto Uuivereity. Otaoo next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery, BRUSSELS. IT'S ALL RIGHT and Stedman may enter ih Lis,row L to et any time. SPRING TRIM BEGINS 111AB, 80. ' Two 0ou0eea-00mmerelii1 and Shorthand. Bond for College Journal. O. A. FtaantING, A. L. SloINTYRE, President, Secretary, SHIN TL British Columbia 1l;:ed Cedar Sitiiigles AN0- Nori,h Shore �i tai and Cedar FOR SALE AT THE Brussels Planing Mills Also Doors and Saab of all Pat terns on band or made to order at Short Notioe. Eetimatoe Furnished for all kinde of Buildings. Workman= Fillip and Material Guaranteed, P. AME NT T e,: -"'u..„;,, .lir•:.:?r, ,p,3i"-..', X15: ,,,Iii i ----- Por Motto 1"High grade Work Only"Ii � CENTRAL -d.(-. 1 STRATFORD, ONT.--/ y1Our Graduates venally seems good 1 l positions beean00 our high grate train. 0I j leg prepares thou b, 000llr'1 nr„ t-ola;s '�' e01'yi ora. 110,31,1 113 101011 0000, 0 llret- Ohtea w0rltat•i and Imre no time to 1 waste open the oilier hind. 0'0,1. . 011,11111111. 0,0110 1,1310 1111)1 lin ready 110 y' a poalti00 in 01(1 Fall Writs fur I.au'I- 011100 0106a10nlr, W. J id f (d01"1 Principal. i trirt t•Cbbla, lel el„ terve. Aline Bell Patton, of IRocktvood, was spending(( few days at S Sproat',. alias -Summerville, of Oriel, is at time - 000 visiting her. uncle, Alex. Stowell. 0. W. Lawrence spent his Rueter 110'idaye with hie children in Buffalo. Mies Mary Halliday, of 0:iuton, was ependiug her Eaeter holideye at her home Imre. Rev. W. J. Brandon, of &Hanford, spent Easter with hie brother, J. A. Brandon. Mts.'T'hou, Wilkinson and Mrs, Robert Ander: on spent Easter holidays with the furmer'e eon, Jamee, of Ripley. Norman and Mre. Johnston and child- ren, of Moorefield, vteited at Adam flab liday'B for the Beater vacation. Thornes Stewart, who has been visiting friends at Norwiob and other pleas for tate poet month- bee returned home. Mrs. Hannah, sr., of Beaforlh, wile has b en spending the Winter with her daughter, Mre. B. Sproat, has gone home. Exeter. Mee. Imam Carling, we regret to say, still continuos very low. A Chinaman 1000 in town with a view to starting a laundry here but r, ooiving little or no encouragement he (Molded not to locate, J. J. Orooker, who has been visiting here, returned to Buff tie Tuesday of last ween accompanied by hie mother, who In. tends malting her horns in that city for Hume time. The animal- Vestry meeting of the Trivict IiIsm,rial ohoroh was held in the eohool hall on Monday evening of lust week. Toe ohafr was ably tilled by Rev. 1t. J. 71 Perkily, who opened the meet- ing with prayer. Tho statement of the wardens was read, which showed the finances of the oburoh to be quite satin fluttery and the various auxiliaries doing agootl work and oontribnting libernliy to the welfare of the ehuroh. J. J. Knight and Thos. Hawkiu,were re•eleoted ohorob warding ; R. B. Samuel, Treasurer ; Jos. Davie, Vestry Clerk ; 0. H. Sanders end N. D. Harden, Aoditors ; auri Ernest Elliott lay delegate to the Synod. Lu cerin o w Tam Watson has just placed in hie barber shop two handsome revolving chairs. Mies Mamie Joynt, of Alma Ladies' College, So. Thomeo, spent Exeter at 1100 home here Mies Melinda Finlayson left last week for Stratford where ohs will take a nix month.' D00000 in Business College, Frank 0010 has bad a new plate glees window put in his grocery that greatly acids to its appearance. The anniversary 0Brv1000 in conneo0non with the Epworth League of 1110 Mettle. diet Church were hold cu Fuuday. Rev, Dr, Daniels, of Goderioh, preaobed. At the anunal meeting of the Epworth League the following otlioere were elected for the ensuing year :—Hon. Prem., Rev, A. G. Harris ; Pres., D. 0. Taylor ; 2nd Vioe.Pres., /lies Annie Joynt ; Scd Vice Pres., DeForest Patmore ; 4th Vioe.Pres , Anse Ethel Wheeler ; Treasurer, lure D. C Taylor; Secretary, Miss Acnes Ged• dee ; Organist, Mise Finale Hamilton ; Aeoistant Organist, 713e0 (label AIlfn. CI tee tote. II. Plnmuteol will shortly move to Iia farm on the London road. H. B, Carobs was made the reoipout of a find leather easy ohetir, a gift of the boyo prior to his marriage. Mise Beeeie Aluroh, Lauber of Welles., ley (wheel, has been laid up with an at - tacit of plearioy, and will be unable to return to her eohool for some time. . The trustee board of Willie ah0roh is asking tenders for papering, kaleomining, painting and frosting of the windows of the interior of the ohnroh, class rooms, eta, J. T. Emmert10, R play, has sold Ifs oottage, to lose street to \V. Graham Toronto, formerly Reeve of Stanley, for $925. He stout 00 poe000eiou at tome, and wi 1 0000303 it Iimeelf. The Odd Fellows will attend divine 0010)0 a In a body, end wi.I march from their hall an Sabbath, April 26110, to Wesley church, Rev. H. M. Manning having beau asked to give the eddrese. The good wife of John Taylor, of Min. manse, 77013,, presented his lordship with twin girls on Saturday, April 4031. Hi. brother, Jacob Taylor, of Clinton, says it is the .first twi, s in the Taylor family. The golf olub has made remarkable growth Rim* Its organization, and have now eel the roll over twenty names. Now ilnlro have been planed on the 11111 farm at the toot of Rattenbury street, the park proving too small and handicap. ping thein considerable in playing, on no0ottnt of other practice games. a7Arnhntoego -A very pretty wedding tool.( place'i'o Trinity ohoroh, Mitchell on Wedneoday, 16th 1net, at 8 o'01ooh p. m when Ouptain Heigh B. Oombo, of town, and Mita Julia Isabel Densmore, ward of Dr: and Mre. Onll, of Mitchell, were huited in marriage. The bride wee supported by Miss Cull, maid of honor, Mise Halliday Oombe, of 00100011, ,and (Liss Jadkeon, of Toronto, an bridesmaid The groom woe attested by Permy Fair, of Clinton, meting ae groomsman, and I). Sntherlaed, of Mitchell, and J. Waugh, Of Stratford as ushers. Rev, R. Howard Wes the officiating minieter. The ohm's wire beautifully deoarated with out flowers and potted plants, and the bridal party presented a pleoeing spectacle indeed. Pnft0ENTA1iON,—Olife. Oonrtioe, who for tete peat seven years tine been in tho employ of the ,laolteon 1300+„ and for the 1 peat two years lite held the position an Tit lip X»Oi T fmst ylds £oAonq s y Of purpose an trade. st;ind J, for Labels, ock where displayed, 3 stands for rears Which cannot efface Our I ollywood Paint Qui an ezpond, place. Don't delay but prove -it, We guarantee HOI,LY- weon READ Y -MIXED PAIN 1' !•,r five year0 and will rrtu ,d 311117 ,honey if it fs not ail we(la'nt fur it. sds AGENTB AT G t4+`'j• C O. 13RUS8EL8. foremen and natter in the Mfg. depart. moot, reoaivoi a token from Iia 1 mploy• re' hand and fellow emulator!, that he will long hold in remembrance 0v. fug to ill health UIr. (Darrion hue been rumpelled 10 resign his position, and left last week fur the Weet, Before allowing him to go, however, eel obli,aoeted with the factory assembled en Tuesday after- noon and together with a neat address preeentod him a gold open faded watch, MSS Kelly, on behalf of the Meeere. Jeohsou, read the address and Karl Wilkin made the presentation. Mr. (Martfca was taken entirely by surprise. • 1.47 iavrt . Mies Ethel Kiug is seriously fl' wi appendentis. . Efflrte are being made to organize a brass bend, U. Lloyd, Son & 01. are prepariug to bui d an extrusion to their factory. Suuday was the anniversary of Wing - ham elethediot Sunday Behoof. Rev. Dr. Medd, of Heiman, prettohed. The Western Foundry On. hos rented the Ritchie building on Viotdria street from D. Stewart end they will ase it us a e tore room. P. and S. Fowler, of this vicinity, sold to W. F. VetloRtolie eight fine two year old Italian, wboeo weight aggregated 8,500 pounds. The annual meeting of the High Court of the Canadian Order of Foresters will be held in Hamilton in. Juno. At the meeting of Court Maitland R. U. KittOon and J. J. Kerr were elected ae representatives to this meeting. Rte. R. Hobbs 30010 agreeably surprised on openlug bis nlafi the other day to Bud n letter front Chafe L. Kerr, of Philadel- phia, eon of Bradshaw Kerr, of town, en. olueiog a cheque for $25 towards the new Unroll building fund. Charlie, 113 a Wingham boy, and appreciates the efforts made by Mr, Hobbs to remove the in• debtedneee ; hence hit thoughtfulness in sending a ohegne. Charlie has a good efto0tioo in Pniladelpbia, Pa. Aeaoeeoe Clegg bas Completed his work for this year end returned hie roll to Town Ulm k Ferguron. from the roll ere taken the following. particulars :— Total value of real property $652,607 ; total value of personal property $77,600 ; taxable income, $4,050, malting I ho total aaeested value, $634,917. The number of children between 5 and 16 ;years is 347 ; between 16 and 21 years, 170: male persona between 21 and 00 years, 567 ; number of doge is given as 78. The Aeseoeor Buda that Wingham has a poen• )actor of 22(30. The roll tine year shows that Wingham is prospering. The total oseeoemeut last year was 11622,457 this year $034 217, being.en increase of nearly $12,000. There ie an incr ase fn pope. ration. The figures far lest year were 9131 and this year 2200, which maltee au inorease of 1135. A most httrtnonioas vestry meeting closed the oburol year at St. Peal's ou Moodny of . last ter ek. The Warden'e report showed the church to be in a very setiefuotory condition. Thos. Bell was elected Rector's Warden, Wm. Oorbonld, People's Warden. The Sidemen are ; —F. Shore, A. Onromer, 0. Hollister, E. Needs, Jae. herr, G. Vftnstone, Ohae. Inglis, Veetry Olerk—I'. aMcGuire; AudItore—A. F. Smith, 0. N. Griffin. Thos. Bell gave notice that at the next meeting he would move that the present rectory he sold and a more suitable one be erected. Mrs. S, J. Smith asked per- mi0eien to put a memorial window in the chancel, for her late husband. This request woe granted, end the meeting ad joorned for two weeks, to then receive the auditors' report. At tbe clone of the meeting Mr. Holli -ter was elected by the congregation ae Lay representative to the Synod. ( O(8er8S;te. R. 0. Hays has purchased the residence of the late D. 0. Straobau nu Wellingtou Street. Aliss Edna Guest left Inst week to take a position as pnblio school Masher at Tiverton. A allose of thirty seven candidates is ander inetrnotion at St. George's ohoroh for the rite of confirmation. It is expect- ed His Lordebip Bishop Boldwfo will visit the parish the first week in Moy to administer the rite. The merchants in town in the dry goods, gents' furnishings and millinery linea have signed au agreement to 01oee their places of business at 0 o'elook on and after the 800h of April, Saturdays and days preceding public holidays being exceptions. A. MOD. Allan has rammed home after a trip of three months to pointe in Quebec and the Maritime Provinces, where he was pureeing an investigation 301 connection with the fruit shipping bnl'Inese. He is now engaged in conpil. ing hie report for the Dominion Govern. men(. As to just what servioe Toledo will have to Georgian Bay and the "Soo," there stems to be considerable uncertainty, 00001 at this late date, °aye a Toledo deeeatclh. The Algoma Sentra' will have two boats on the route, but jest what they will be has not been annouuoed. It is stated that the company bee been negotiating fur some new steamers, bot eo far no patella's has been announced. e('a Ores Shoes must be fashionably correct. Ours are. These shoes are comfortable because they fit inside. The outline is handsome• and the shoes are made to keep their shape and appearance till worn out. Prices are right for right goods ti -- -We have the fo•lowing Geeta' Shoes (0 etoelt which we believe to be the neatest end most durable mntde :- -George A.. Slater makes one of the best Canadian Shoes —The Florsheim, the finest American Gents' Shoes made. t "dboes made to Order and Repairs promptly done.. "1 �Y DEPARTMENT.—Always to the front with a full I 't L J 1'�j J j:0J __ Y gtoeit of hand or Machine meds Harueos in Heavy or Light at Otto lowest prices. IL O. n i .�>t, a Fly rt Word Frei (leen reoeivsd fr.m It A. ',Valk. r, . celery of the 1luron Ofd Bop' A +e eiet300, of 'Toronto, obeolini"g the 1 ealtallou to rut) their (sent °•)n l,)t', h , Summer. The intention is 1 t/ tau 110 .0. 01080on to the enemy getter. oily, and no doubt Goderieh will get a large share of the visitors The date of the el.010rrion, it is understood will be July lth The ,Mari -ml leo01 on 40 true of opal, 0uppeied by Win. 1,011, and 1420 liege of 01 ur and 200 betas or gait front the Lake 11000E100 ami igenuoba Milling Co. Ili cargo is consigned 10 several d,ffarent pointe. On Tneadey afternoon of last west( the made a trial trip on the lok0, leaving abou- 13 O'olooit and spending a (maple of Imre on the cruise. Every• thing ran smoothly, and the captain is well pleased with the new steamer. 1r Ie gees 11, New inetrumeote have been added to the Baird. Gro. MoE•ven, 011. P., was here for Rester meal ion. Miss Milli' Petty left for London to tette a 0onree at Oomm.rcial College. .1, Hobkirlt contemplates r0movi0.g lila present shop and 800011ng a new up•to data ane in its place. Epworth League ennivereary services were hold 8auday, when Rev. R. Hobbs, of Wingham, prerohod, Itev. Dr. Medd was in Wingham con. ducting the Sabbath School Anniversary eervioes in the Methndiet (Thumb. Mies Maggie Stewart, who has beet in Clinton Ho.pitaf for an operation, hoe returned home. She is now on a fair way to recovery, Onion Bing Smalloombe informs the Observer that a greater area than ever fa likely to be sown with onfoas this season. He lase already emanate oovering 000 lbs. of seed. IB'oi-d wicfe. alien Maggie Roadhouse of the village takes Mile Gills' place as teacher. Howiok Townehip Council met in the Albion Hotel, Wednesday of last week. The Agrfeultnral Grounds, Fordwieh, wore rented to the Athletic Association of F. rdwioh for 910. T. and Mrs. Grnybiel, with their house. he'd effects, moved to Palmereton where they will in future reeide. Charles Roodhouse and daughters have moved to the village and occupy the reef. dance he purchased from George etad:e tett. Airs. (Rev.) Dobson and airs. Wm, Watters spent the Easter holidays in Shelburne, visiting the latter's dieter, Mro. S. T. Fenuell. George Totten, eon of George Tolton of the 0th con., has returned from South Africa, where he spent about three years in the army, George went from Mani• Lobe and he says they did not fair very badly while the war was going on, bat since the war they had rough times and had to pay their 01011 expenses home. The officers and directors of the How- beit Agrionitural Society met at the Anglo. American Hotel, Gerrie, to transaot some general bualneee with the President, J. H. Johnston in the chair. A letter from G. 0. Oreelman, Supt. of Apical - twat Societiee for Ontario, was read, regarding tbe Fall Faire to be bold in GOrrio. It was deoided to ask Isar. Creel- m>u .to Bend one expert judge earth for horeee, 0001100 and sheep and ovine. eit rho Vestry meeting of Trinity church the Warden's report glowed a marked 100100se in the finances, the total reoeipte being $682 95 and total expenditure being $022 28, leaving a balauoe of 910 67. The oontributiono to stipend were $302 50 and collections 9118 40, being an morease of over $60. The following offioere were Bleated for the en003Og year :—Reotor's Warden, Wm. Watters ;People's Warden, Adam Spence ; Sidesmen, Thomas Wade and Alex. Graham, jr. ; Vestry Oterk, Wm, Wuilaae ; Auditors, William Wallace and T. Goggin ; Speoial Vestry, Alex. Graham, sr., Thoe. Goggin, Wm, Strong, Jooeph Hainetoak and Wm. Wallace. Delegates to Synod, Alex• Graham, sr. and Adam Spence. A LW 00(3. George Locbead sold a cow to J. A. Kinney, botcher, that tipped the soalee at 1,400 pounds. John Carrie, of Rochester University, is visiting hie brothers, George, of Atwood, and Rev H. E., of Menkton. (lies Edith Penhall left on Wednesday morning of last week for Toronto where she wilt pursue her musical etudiee at. the Coneervetory of Nasiu. Ed. Elouze, V. S , is taking charge of John Wilson's veterinary practice in Wingham. Mr. Wilson purposes taking a trip to Manitoba in a short time. George Cooke hes taken obarge of the Presbyterian ohoir and anted in that capacity last Sabbath. D. G. Anderson reoigued the position soma weeks ago. Adapt Inglis, of Elinburgll, Scotland, arrived here on Monday of last week after a somewhat tedious but enj iveble voyage acmes the briny deep. Mr. Inglis's stay ink with hie oauein, Wm. G. Inglis and, if he lilies our land and customs will snake hie home here. EW.000 Twr. 00nn00b,—The muoloipol ()outwit ofthe township of Elma met in Aorianitnral Hall, Atwood, 00 April 'Sob, 1908 ; members all pr0eent. Minutes of last meeting lead and signed. Several communications were read and disposed of, Moved by Bell and Curry, that the Oieek be authorized to notify the Trustees of eohool emotions Nos. 7 mud 8 that a by. law will be introduced at next meeting of Council for the purpose of detaching lot Eq. 14, oon.1S, from 8, S. No, 7 and an, trexing it to 8. 8. No. 8. Carried, elov• ed by Boyle and Curry, Chet Jamee Dick- son be appointed arbitrator by this Connell for the purpose of altering. or di000lvhtg union school section No. 6, Logan end Edina, and union school deo. Lion No. 7 and to form therefrom and with other lauds in the townehip a new school 0000011 or Otherwise as he with the otbet arbitrotore chap Ooeelder advisable. Carried. M .ved by Curry and Boyle, that G. Hart be paid 926.00 for wide for the alleged flooding of hie land, Carried, Moved by Bell and Coates, that tbe Clerk be authorized to write Mabee & Making that the Oonneil do not hold themselves responsible for any domages t0 W. Baillie, enacted. Moved by Boyle and Oarry, that the Clerk be authorized to advertioe for tenders for the putting on of 756 yards of gravel on the gravel road ae follower 60 yds, from Lietowel boundary to 2nd can.; 50 yds. from 2nd to 4th ; 75 yde. from 4th to 6th ; 150 yds. from Ooh to 8th : 40 yds, m froth to railroad (from reifr0ad tolOth �` will beedone afterwards); 140 yds. from CAVI ilio( to 12.11 ; 76 yds, from 1'dtb to 14111; , Specials For This Week f()ELOW WE QUOTE A FEW P1RICES3 TAKEN AT 11 RANDOM THROUGHOUT 0(010 ST00K, WIUOE1 A11.1 WORTHY OF THE ATTENTION OF CLOSE; CASH BUYERS ?STEW 1V Prints,ina1wide, ddark colors, worth f er yard, for 65.—I-0 yards Grey Cotton,84toeheawide, or 45u.— 1—New Giughama, feet oolore, in blue and white apron (Meeks and bright Outdo. worth 8o for 6o,— I —White Cotton, line even thread, yard wide, regular pried 80, for 5o.— j —Wool Tweeds, ill stripes and oheeke, notable for boys' Baits, regular 55c, for 26e.— 1—Men's Wool Pants, in light and dark 0tr0pee, very swell, regular pries 9145, for $1 —1 —White unit colored Mueliue, in a full range of pri0es, from 6o per yard up.— 1 —Japanese Pure Blouse Sfiker io all the INC colors, very epeo,al, worth 60o, for 39o.— 1 —Heavy Serge Dress, in black and uuvy, 60 1010(300 wide, bright finial, a great snap, worth 9126, for 980.- 1 80—j —Union Carpets, yard wide, some special values, in new patternsat 25o, 35o, 40o and 60o.— j- —Wool Carpets, two ply, revereible, yard wide, in new patterns and colors, et 060, 73o and 86o.— 1—Lace ()orta ns, 21, to 4 yards Mug, from 26o to $3. McKinnon & Go., Blyth. 50 3de. from 14th to 16th ; 76 yds. from 16 h tc 18th ; and 50 yds from 18th to boundary. 'Tenders to be received up to 2 o'olook p. m., llth May next. Carried. Moved by Bell and Curry, that order° be Mimed for payment of the following ao. Donate : Bombard do Chalmers, 914 Dement pipe ; T. H. Rolle 85 for amount of Engineer's award paid twice ; R. Mill. burn 50 Dents, repairing culvert townline E. & nt. ; J• Hanna $1 75, culvert town - Hue E. & G, ; J. Lambert 96, repairing culvert and cedar ; S. Balls 910, digging tile drain ; W. Thompson 91, repairing approach to bridge, con. 4; U.A. Broogb- ton 85, the culvert gravel read ; J. Graham 92 26, repairing townline E. & L. ; Wm. Wherry 97 26, expen0ee to Stratford, Logan and Ethel ; S. Curry 9 25, expenses to Stratford, township bueinese ; J. Don- aldson 92, attending Judge's court re Wilton appeal ; T. Fullerton 94, prepar- ing papers and attending Judge's two oonrte Wilson appeal ; F, Coates $1 50, removing fence in Fall and replaol0g i0 Spring to avoid eoowdrifte. Carried. Moved by Boyle and Bell, Saab the Council do now adjourn to meet again on the lltb May text. Carried. Mies Alioe Roberta, who fell down an elevator shaft at London, Out., died from her injuries. Mrs. Jacob Cramp, of Dunnville was probably fatally burned, her clothes oetcb- ing fire ao ebe was cooking dinner. Strenuous Objections q1 i.. are never made against feed enpplied by Alf. Baeker. A11 stook like it and thrive on it, and it is pronounced by all intel- ligent breeders to be inoompariably the beet sold. Try a sample lot and yon will never feed anything bat our Keller corn and oats. Alf. Baeker. OUR AMERICAN L IS NOW IN STOCK. The Best of this Season's Productions. We have made a special effort to seam deeigne and colorings of artistic merit not only in high grades but in those 00 low as 5 CENTS PER ROLL BED RO0M8—We have Dainty Florets, producing charming effects, at Low Cost. PARLORS—Beautiful Designs in Gilt and Creamy Tones, Blues, Greene, eke., in delicate Shades, HALLS, DINING -7(00008, &o—Fine Effective Designs, in Magniftoent Colors, giving Warmth, Richness and Beauty to no apartment. DON'T WAIT till our stook is broken. Make your selection NOW. If you have any rooms not recently Papered, just call and let us et tell you how little it casts to make home bright, attractive and happy, Fred eCr n Papers displayed in Sole Block, Brussels._ 200 BIJ tilE S Must be Sold this Season, Buggies, tlefeiMellatiMirati The Finest line to be seen in any town Ewan Carriages in Ontario will be found at Co.'s Warerooms TURNBERRY STREET, BRUSSELS. —We have a full line, dealing with SEVEN of the best Manufac- tories in Canada, besides our own make of rigs. —You can save money by examining our stock before purchasing, ---Satisfaction assured. Prices right. 0o,, BRUSSELS.