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The Brussels Post, 1903-4-30, Page 5OAR Its APR. 80, 1908 BUSINESS CARDS. 1rt 'ONEY TO LOAN AT li I'ER gout, P.B. SCOTT, Braeaela, WI1. MoOBAOKEN•—, • Issuer of Marriage Licensee. Of. 80u at Gruoory, Tato 'Jerry street, Brussels, T�7A]1111S FOR SALE —']till, UN- at- nnito10N17n hna several good Farms lar sato and t0 rent, easy ranee in 'rownabtpa ct elorrio and Grey. e' H, HliOT L',Brusset M. MORRISON, issuer of Marriage Licenses, WALTON, ONT, MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLINI —TEACHER or— PiANO — AND — ORGAN, ROBERT CUNNINGHAM nestatans, FIRE AND MARINE, GUELPH. E. Estelle Griffin TEACHER OP 10100 CIILTilltE Pupil of Niles Flys, N. Roblyn, of London. Poplin prepared far Conservatory exams. 13Rill visit 13ru000lo every Tuenday, Lessons given at the home of W. H. ]torr,' John street, ✓. LECK/E, LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE, LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, MONEY TO LOAN AT 4i, 42 & 5 Per Gout. Ot11oo over Horsley's Drug Store, Nov, 3rd, 100e. 80.8m Brussels, Wellington. Mutual Fire IBSnrlliee Co., m1%241,7=101) 1840 Inenroneo taken on the clash and premium note system at current rates. 13 (fore insur- ing elsewhere sail on the undersigned Agoat of the Company. GI,ORGE ROGERS, Brussels, AUCTIONEERS. FS. SCOTT AS AN AUCTIO1il- • mon, will sell for better prions, to better man, In lees time and lose charges than any other Auctioneer in ]Gast Huron or be won't charge anything. Dates and ordore can always be arranged at this 00100 or by personal applioatiou. TO WHOM IT MAY C'ONOEBN,— Tho undersigned, who ie well acquainted throughout tbo most part of the County and who has had business with a largo cir- cle of farmers in and around this locality, begs to Inform the oommnnfty that he has taken out au Auctioneer's Litmus() for the County of Huron and offers his outdoes to all purposing to hold sales. THOS. NEWSOME, Brussels. VETERINARY. D. WARWICK— !,• Honor G„a.1ua:e of the Ontario Vet- erinary College, ie prepared to treat all dis- eases of domoerleated animals in a oomuot- entmannor. Particular attention paid to Veterinary Dentistry. Calle promptly at- tended to. 00100 and Infirmary—Pour doors North of bridge, Turnberry at., Brussels, LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. M. `tINOLAIR— r'� Barrister', Solicitor,. Oonveyanoor, Notary Pnblio, &o. Ofnae—Stewart's Block 1 door North of Central Hotel. Solicitor for the Standard Bank. GF. BLAIR, BARRISTER, SOL— . ICITOR, too , BRUSSELS — Oflice over Standard Bonk ; Solicitr for Township of Grey. Hawic lc alown; and the Metropolitan Bank. Private and Company money to loan at lowest rates, MEDICAL CARDS. J. A. M'NAUGHTON, 31. It., U. 111., Trinity Univeraity,Fellow Trinityy Medical Collegp,Dlember College of Phys clans and Sp6rgaote, 004, Licentiate of the Royal Col- wlleryl1`,iinbuorgh, and a-Telepho Licentiate 11 id Reoitleueo—Mill street, Bruseoie, DENTISTRY DR. R. P. FEILD, 0B9T1ST Graduate of the Roval Oollego of Dental Surgeoasof Ontario and PIM class Muer Graduate of Toronto University. office next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery, BRUSSELS. IT'S ALL RIGHT and Students may enter LI TOWEL pt any time, SP10100 TERM BEGINS MAR, 30, Two courses—Uommeroial and Shorthand, Send for 0011ege Journal. 0. A. i'LEMING, A. L, MaINTYRE, Pt'eeldent, secreta 11, SHINCLES British f oliinnibia Bed Cedar ShiiEgles North Shore Pine and Cellar FOB SALE AT THE Brussels haling .ills AND --- Also Doors and Sash of all at terns on hand or made to order at Short Notice, Eotimabee Fnrniehed for all kinds of Buildings, Workman. ship and Material Guaranteed. asp• :-;r ,'3o 12 a:'43V:WaV: OrT Our Motto ]High Grade Work Qnly 11 CENTRAL ta&e STRATFORD, ONT. Our Graduates readily 8eonro good 1,nattlmle beaauso our high grain train - lug propuron thein to yonder Ornt-oha.s em'yloe0- 11µ11005e0 moa want first. class workers and have no time to waste upon the other kind. Cons - locum) a eoursu now and he ready tar it position in the Fall, WYrlto for 1:aud- 00,n0 0attt10gne. W, J. ELLIOTT, Prinolpal, il3i5trict elxo t•r i H. Jos, Greer left for Toronto where he will attend Bueln:se College, Tho Bell Telephone Go, have put in a number of private tolephuneo in town. The school trustees have had a row of maples planted around the school ground. J. R Williams has purchased the store now ooanpiod by T. Androwefrom Messrs. McLaughlin, Aden Young, of Orange 1101, has irate. ly sent a sousignment of apples to Carrot, Man., and also one to Guelph 0. A. 0. R J. Dauohmen, of the 0. A. 0., Guelph, left for Winnipeg where he hoe secured a position on the stuff of the Far. mere' Advocate. Rev. A J. Rowe, wife and daughter, of Owasso, Minh„ were the meets of Mrs. Rowe'e aunts, Mre, Geo. Reiter and Mre. Robt. Tomlg for a few days. 93te'Ith. Counoillee Brothers was oonlined to hie home with pleurisy.. J. G. and Sire. Moser attended the Evar.'gelionl aonterenoe at Dashwood. J. 8, Golden, who recently bought out T. W. Scott, was oonfined to the home of T. 0 MoElroy, with a serious attack of (piney. Jamee Barr bag resigned the position of chief of police of Blyth, and the oounoil aeliiug for epplioations- for the position. The salary f• $800. There was no school in Divieron No, 4 of Blyth public school last week, owing to the serious illness of Mies Lookhart, the teacher of that department. Thomas Crawford left on Tuesday morning of last weep for Deloraine, Man- itoba, where he will follow the trade of stonemason daring the next six months. John Littlefair, of Ildertoo, and Miss Nellie Donau), of Montreal, two former i3ly th y ouog people, were married on Tuesday evening, 1119 in>t , at the home of the bride's parents, Wm. and Mrs. Denim, in Montreal. Rev, Prof. Rose was Iha officiating clergy man. Clinton. S S. Cooper has purchased ail the loose brick in the fire remnants of the Olaren• dos Hotel far 05. W. D. Fair has sold the building, whiob bee been used oe the peace -Bice for many yeare, to Arthur Couch. The building and site realized $1,450. Mr. Goueh gate poe0eeeion on July let. H. Britten, who has taken the con- tract to keep the lawn Bowling Club grounds iu good repair and order for the coming season, has commenced opera• ation, and the plane is o,oe more eat um ung ire old lime attractive appearanoe. Since the new captain came to town Army affairs have falcon a move for the better, Arrangements are now on for the purobaee of W. Wheabley's woodyard, Me house, ebo„ on Huron street, where it Le the nrmy'e intention of having the p'aoe cleaned up, the barracks removed to the back part of the lot, and a residence for the eilioere built ou the front part or lot, The board of license oommiseionere were all present at the meeting in the me eotor s office at lint P C on, All the old liaeuses were renewed for the preempt year, but the applioation of 0, Pike, Oliu• ton, was not pensed, the number being filled by renewals. N. G. Bogge' app i nation, Carlow, held in abeyance till the adjournment meeting of the board, on the 28rd inst. at 5 p. m. let ()Beton, Fol- lowing be the liet of licensee created Goderiob—B. J. Snake, Mre, A, King, F. Davis, T. Tilt, E. R. Bwarte;• W. Babb, A. Robinson, M. Farr. Clinton—J: Rot tenbnry, J Perkins, J. J. McGaughey, O. Milen, R. Graham. •Wingham—Mre, M Dineiey, G. Roe, J. Broadway, W. L. Ramo n, Alex. Orr. Blytlh—Mrs, F. Mason, 3, Emigh. Ashfield—Mre. J. Mallnuglh, Dungan+inn ; Neil MoDona'd, K'ntail ; Mex. Yonne, Kintail 1 Nelson Pierson, Pt. Albert, Colborne—W. GInz- ler, Dunlop, East Wawanoeh-3, Mo Donald, Whiteoburah. Hnllett—U, Mo Brien, Anbnen ; T. hilt, Londeeb lro'. Shop lioonoee—W: W. Saulte, Goderiah ; 1'. Bell, Clinton. ea 4'. wood. Widdis Jackson and Bunity left town for Trowbridf.e, where air. Jackson hes purchased proprty. Elma Cheese Go, will ship 150 boxes of April 0010000 from Usines]. McLaren Bros. Ingersoll, are the buyers at 120, a I b. Rev, T. Farr, of Wailaoeburg, formerly reator of St. Albau'e ohoroh of this vil• lege, is now the happy father of a bonne. Ing baby girl J. A, Klump is making improvements to his property, lately acquired from Henry Johnston, He has bad to Dollar dug and properly drained and will also place a tlietern in the woodohed, Jobeph McKoy hag Bold hie groovy and oonfootionerybueineee to Michael Bal- antyne, who ie now in poeeeesios. 141r, 1ioltov pu'p0000 going West to Bolgous, near Regina, where he intends tolling up land in 'oompauy With Wm. Ij><elly, who already owns Iain hi that eeeticn. Dr, f.angrill has been an the eiok list for some time, suffering from mueonlar rhenlputinm in the right arm, His arm woe badly 'swollen and required a couple of copping operations to retinae the swelling. He f0 gradually improving. Miss A. L. Meredith, leaober in the Junior department of our school, inform ed the trustees that she had obtained the oaition of tenober on the Durham Pub. o school staff, owing to the sadden illness E Wolter there; Mise Meredith hae sena euooeneflil toaoher and the treetese ere loath to let her go, though they did rat rletire to appear atom, as thio was a cod &dome for 51000 M redith to teach Cie home school, thae baying board AMENT T l if II tiL E Gb IIOLL7WOOD sit rnde for o eety° Never yet f Qr 'oloy, You'll clever paint without it, Examine it and see. We sell the goods• A. n.K Ar AGENTS AT BR'OB'BELB. and railway expenses, Although the notioe was vary short, they were eaoo00e fol iu gaffing Mtee Mery Thompeou to oat as substitute till holidays'. Mica Jennie Thampeon. sister of our esteemed townsman, Walter T. Thomp• eon, is at present suffering from spina! trouble, the result of injuries r,oeived in the G. T. R. wreak near Sichuan. It will be remembered that thee Thompson wee reported as only slightly injured, but it has einoe been found that her spine is very seriously hurt, ll orllwich. Lewis Armstrong has purahaeed a louse and lot in Harrietou and 'Merida moving there. R. E MoOsllum left for the West ou Tuesday morning, of last week where he hopes to improve in health. W. H. Henry bac returned home from Manitoba, where he bad been with a car• load of horses. He reports having :old the horse a at good prioee and clearing a nice enm. Messrs. Hermiston, of Lietowei, and Paisley, of Oliuton, valuated the hones. hold , Beate, eta. for Messrs. Orr and Rapp awn the valuation pr, ved satiefao tory. Mr. Rupp took possession on Tues- day. • A number of young men in the village are in the habit of throwing out insults to some young ladtee white paeemg along the streets after dark, and we would ad• .viae them to atop doing so at once or they will get themselves into trouble. • Llioltesooa. A. T. Davison, Into bad rubber tired wheele,put on hie huhdsome hearse, The members of the Luokuow Ledge of Oddlellowe celebrated the anniversary of the Order by attending divine service in the Presbyterian March on Sunday. James Gordon went to Exeter to at- tend the funeral of the late Mre. Ieaam Carling, of that plume. They were life Ioug friends and old neighb're for many years. When the sleighing broke up Mr, Moorehoaee, Mitolhell, of the roller mills, bad some 000 iarge maple loge atilt in the bush which are vow being brou;;bt to his mill by the aid of a powerful traotiin engine. The logs are placed on tour heavy wagon trucks and the big engine moves alung the road with them as 0501 y ae a team of berme would draw a small load. Each train loud a,iut0in0 25 maple loge or about 2500 feet. A very ead ac0ldaut happened at the home of Jae. Boulebon, on Wednesday evening.. While engaged in taking the last lift of hay from the wagon, the pal - ley on the punto plate broke, the frag• mems hitting Mr. R'aleton, who wag in the mow, on the right aide glancing down- ward. The injured man was removed to the hou-e and a doctor wait enmmened %eho ou investigation toand the collar bone broken in two places and two ribs broken from hie spinal column. RXAtot The Iudependeet Order of Oddfellows attended Ditine worship at the Trivitt Memorial March on Sunday morning at 11 o'olook when the rector, Rev, R. J. 112. Perkins, proaohed an appropriate sermon. A. G. Dyer, village assessor, is author. lead to collect from the owners of doge and bitohee within the village of Exeter, the taxes fixed by the village by-law. Any person failed to pay hie or her dog tax will be pro:wanted us provided by Village by law No, 77, Little Nellie Hatter, Exeter North, had rather an unpleasant and painful experi encs which may yet prove eeriens. It appears she had swept the floor at her home and the remains were carelessly or unthinkingly thrown into the stove, when almost simultaneonely an explosion took piece. Debrie were thrown in all direa Hone, the little girl sustaining painful wounds in the cheek, forebead and nook. A dootor was oalled and the wbunde were dressed and the patient is doing nicely, bet it is feared tbat blood poisoniog might set in. Ilenitail, W. 0. Davie is improving the upper flat of hie block. ()bailey Chapman was in Stratford undergoing an examination in railroading and telegraphy. It is reported that Jaok Tinny hoe secured a job ae track man on the G. T. R at Ripley and wilt leave shortly for that plane. Mr. Billings, Manager of the Molsone Bank, received a telegram oenveying the sad intelligeooe of the death of his mother at Whitby, where she resided. Mr. 1311. Nage attended the funeral. J. H Beek and daughter Mary, left for Dodge Centre, Wis., wnere they intend taking up reeidbuoe with Mr. Beek'e son Charlie, who is station agent at that pluoe. Mr. Beek is now nearly 80 years of age and has resided in Heiman for each a length of time that hie departure is =oh s regretted. o The annual vestry meeting of Barnet's 0 Cburoh, was held in the 5lieoion Hall on the evening of Easter Monday. W. White. woe appointed incumbent's warden d flSrl` Nbtte n , r H. Brownlee, fie eatw es to m RPR00F CLOTHING Petty, A's the pude *-- ^- We have made a large put• obaee of Ladies' and Geste' Waterproof Clothing at a big dismount for spot each and we intend giving our customers the benefit of our elm buying' We show some very special lines in all the new styles at very low prioee 1 et rico, •, .•, 1 not ready the meeting ad- j,nrlh1-d t., , ,'1 weeks alter appointing , • 0040re 00 tallows :--Utsoes 9teyins da t., 1 Ii21505, N. Petty aii i Jvha• etou, l,tret,ovv01. R. Arkell, l,oal m0lueger of the Imper. tel 134uk, has gone to New York on n two make' holiday trip. Knox Omni' has gemmed no Miele leader Mr. Hardwick, for six years leader in the 10'ir:t Presbyterian Munch, Brantford, Wedoeeday last, Wag appointed arbor day in town, aurl 000201 ]lays proolam- ation direotod citizens' attention to tree plantf. W. G.ugPaton, of Wiagham, oontraotor Welting the artesian wells, has hie drilling maohiaery at work on rte Livingeton property adjoining the railway track on Elora street, A nommttteo of the Town Oounoit met Mr, Pigeon, sontraator for the sewer, and discussed the gaeetion of abandoning the sewer, Mr, Pigeon gave the Oouueii to understand that be was prepared to throw ap the 000tr00t for $600. The town voted $7,000 for the oonetruotion of a sewer and eeptle tank eyetem, whish the present Council claims will be about 91,000 short of covering the expense, and the question now is, whether to abandon the project or go on with the work, The Spring show of entire horses held by the Listowel Live Stook Assimilation on Friday 17th inst. was quite up to the mark in nombor of entries, bat the at. tendanae was ooneiderably Ieee than was expeated. The judging was ae follows ;— Imparted Heavy Draughts, registered -3 eotriee—let, Wilkinson Bros , Baron Lawrence ; 2nd. Bender and Fileinger'e Holdeneby Thumper ; 3rd,! Bender and Berlet'; Peter Beet. Agrioultaral horse, any age -8 entries—let, H. Tomb! Lord Minto; 2od. J, MrKeever'e Laird o' Logia, Standard Bred Horse -4 entries —let, Kidd Bros., Ora Wilkes, Jr.; tad Kidd Bros., Oliver Wi•kes. Thorough. bred Blood-2entriis—let, Fleury Zinu'e Bay Oregon ; 2nd. Jae, Maybury'e Mie• sive. Carriage Horee-2 entries—let, Kidd Broe, Lord Roberte ; 2nd. Geo. Wells' Membrino Lightfoot. Roadster Horee-3 entries—let, Sidd Bros Colonel Fergaeon ; 2nd, Moore and Molntyre'e Wilde Collins. Jndgee—John Stewart, Greeley, Andrew Easeon, Stratford, W inrllasn. J. 3, Elliott, V. S. ie improving in health. R. he. and Mre. Spatting leave this week for Vancouver, B 0., where Mr. Sperling has secured a lucrative position. Leslie Constable, of Seafortb, has par• Mimed the barbering 'tininess of Jae. Young in the South end of town, The Finanoier of the A. 0. U. W, eleot- ed to fill the vaoaboy oaneed by the re- moval of E. 0. Clarke, ie John Ball, of Ball Broe. The old officers of the Methodist ahurnh Ladies' Aid were re sleeted as follows :— President, Mre, W. H. Green ; Secretary, lyfrs. T, Gregory ; Treasurer, Mrs. John Ha'penny, Alex. Orr, who takes poseeseion of the Brunewiok Rotel on the let of May, is now making arrangements to make several changes in the building. Plate glace windows will be put in the front of the bnildiag on the first floor and the sample rooms will be rearranged and pat in first-class order. A large dining room and kitchen will be erected at the rear of the building and over the kitchen will be used for bedrooms and the present dining room will be converted into bed. 10011113. The Committee for the town Band re. ported organization with the following afters :—Preeident, R. Barrett ; Vloo. President, F. Johnston; Secretary, E. Nash ; Treasurer, W. T. Holloway, Seventeen players were already on the tet of members, with 500013 or eight others to spare, In addition to the in. truments on band, there were required, no base horn, two tenors, one alto, drum nd oymbats, ooetiog in all about $117. t was deoided to eolioit sub eo riP tions to madmen thee, and then appeal to the coact] b0 provide for payment of the and G. 0. Petty was sleeted people's warden. Auditors, Meesre. Reynolds and Brandt ; eidasmou, G. Reynolds, W. 'en's ress Shoes must be fashionably Gorl'ect. 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 —We ha anved themost fo'dulorable wing mGenadeits' Shoes in stook which we believe to be the neatest — —George A. Slater makes one of the best Canadian Shoes ; —The Florsheim, the finest American Gents' Shoes made. IlA'ShOee made to Order and Ropaire promptly done. p j�� g -.Y C1 DEPARTMENT,—ellwayti to the front with a full -IARI� .A.i)0... stools of Hand or Machine made Harness in Heavy or Light at the lowest prices. tom.'I m RI OMAR leader's ealury and a pians to practice in. At thelaet meeting of the town Connoil, moved by Councillor Dalmage, seconded by Councillor Bell, that the following pro• positio0 be submitted to the Weetero Foundry Co. Limited, 000 ;—That the town will agree to reduce the annual pay. meat now agreed to be made by the Go., by the sum of 910 for every man- over the number of 85, and not exceeding 100 em• played by the Go. for a period of ten menthe in each year after 1904, and dor. ing the term of the mortgage, and will allow said reduotion for every snob man employed by said On., during the last six mouths of the years 1008 and 1904 Mrs. Simon Rupert, of Milverton, hanged beroelf on Saturday, Jostioe Robertson has resigned from the Hlgh Conti of Ontario. Tbo King's Birthday will be oelebrated in Canada 191, year on May 26, A, A. and G. A. Sohmidt, Bebringville, have pnrchaeed the hardware business of their late father, Erma Schmidt. The Northwest Assembly has adjourn- ed until June to await notion by the Dominion Goverumeut regarding an in. creased subsidy, ALLAN LINE Liverpool crud Londonderry Royal Mail Steamers rum Enos! M0Nmnnnr, Quenno Corinthian Sat. 2 May 05.00. 2 May 0 cop m Bavarian 00 0 , i01110.0"10 ,-0 1p ” 7110 RATES OP PASSAGE 1st Cabin—$00 and unmade according to steamer. 2nd Cabin—Liverpool and Londonderry-- Bavarian and Ionian, 540 and 54260; other steamers 58710 and $40 ; Loudon $2,60 ex- tra (atter April 001 mrd Class—$95 and 520—Liverpooi, Derry, Belfast, Glasgow, Leedom Through tickets to South Melee. Montreal rdiniant12iGlasgow crdiOingabuly)510y 21 Olase;li860,e60 ani 57,30 i 2nd iCabin,h 585 1 Orct Clues, 820, Itatdlit, Agent, Btuseole, Ladiee' Waterproof Coats, 54 to 02 inches long, velvet collar, in b1a0, navy and fawn, with or without yoke, very epocial, at $2.50. Ladiee' Waterproof Coate, 9-1 to 62 innheo long, bell ;leaves, vel. vet oollarr, in colors of grey, navy and fawn, plain or with yokels, great Wee at 90. Ladiee' Rainproof Gouts, in all siege, in black, fown, grey and navy, Biohop eleeves, velvet collar, 'sewn eeame, plain or with yoke, at $8 60 and 94, Ladies' Waterproof Coate, in all the new shades, 54 to 60 inohos lung, corded o011are and oafll, bell cleaves, oiroular Noonan, very stylish, at $6 and $6, Ladies' Gravenette Waterproof Goats, in all the ueweet colors, 54 to 60 inches long, deep oorded oullare, corded yoke and miffs, corded circular flounoe, a very etylieh garment, at $7.50 and $8. Ladles' Bilk Waterproof Goats, 64 to 60 inches; long, in blank, ;dial grey, fawn, brown and navy, with bell or Bishop el'eevee, great value at $10. We offer a great snap in ]Ken's Heavy Waterproof Coate, in all sizes in grey, fawn, sewed seams, Itaglanettee out. This coat is good venue at 93 50, but we bought then, to sell at $2 60. M'K/NNON a 00., BLY71-1. Change in Si . ass li�t�ti8�a'® W. A. GREWAR Has purchased the choice and well assorted stock of.,,,, Groceries, Confectionery, Fruits, Canned Goods, eco. From L. G. KRUSE and will carry on the business in the old stand. —Particular attention given to the Ice Cream and - Summer Drink business. —A choice article of Tea at 27(ri:.per pound. —See our Newport Chocolates and New Fruits. —Fine Maple Syrup. Asking the favor of the esteemed patronage of the public and promising prompt and careful attention, Yours truly, NE HA W ST RE 1 The Undersigned beg leave to notify the Public that they have opened up a CHOICE N E W STOOK of --ter SHELF and HEAVY' HARD WARE I I OIL S & ct 7 in the Simpson Block, Ethel, which will be sold at Reason- able Prices. We havealeo a Tinware Department and will keep a first -plate Tinsmith. A Specialty made of Repairing and Eavetroughing. Our motto will be Good Goode and Careful Attention to Bueineee, A SHARE OF PATRONAGE ASKED FOR. Beet makes of Stoves handled. K`t'AUT•tu3.t1 85 BRUd11.L19 HIT11-1�kI1.J- samorannsatia10 200 Ruggles, mestramessmasirm IES Must be Sold this Season. The Finest line to be seen in any town Carriages Ilfflerlau-att�l�d in Ontario will be found at Ewan & Co.'s Warerooms TURNBERRV STREET, BRUSSELS. —We have a full line, dealing with SEVEN of the best Manufac- tories in Canada, besides our own make of rigs. —Yon can save money by examining our stock before purchasing, —Satisfaction assured, Prices right. E W,AN & Co.