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SPRING GOODS
FISHING SUPPLIES
Bamboo Poles at 5 or 10 Cents,
Lines, Hooks, Sinkers, etc.
BASE BALLS FOOT BALLS
LACROSSE STICKS & BALLS
All kinds of Hard and Soft Rubber Balls.
its
Druggist & Bookseller, Brussels.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. 0. & D.
Trains leave Benesel8 Station, North
and South, 881011olvs :
GOIN0 800TE Gonna None'n.
.IUail ,,._....... 7:18 a.m [Mixed 10:00 8.m
AL1aed....•.... 1000 a.m I Mail 1.17 p.m
EX00028 2:88 p.m Express 8:17 p,m
Karat reins 3Jtein ,
A ohiel'a among ye takir' notes,
An' faith he'll.prent ie.
CLEAN up,
FRIDAY will 138 May day.
DON'T spit on the sidewalk.
GEO. BENT shipped a oar of hogs thio
week,
Vn.Laoit Council will meet next Mon-
day evening.
RoiT. FERGUSON shipped -a oar of hogs
to Toronto this week.
3 cans of salt were shipped from the G.
T, R. station this week.
No lees then roar brides at the Metho-
dist Church last Sabbath evening.
A NEW shingle roof has been put 013 the
kitohen of Robb. MoNaughton'a residence.
A. )3 0000R shipped during the peat
week 3 cars of Date and J ogre of baled
hay.
STORES close et 7 p. m. aommenoiog
with next Monday. Saturdays not in-
cluded.
LARGE deliveries of fruit and ornament.
al trees, shrubs &a„ in Brussels daring
the peat week by several of the well known
pummels.
LAST Saturday Harry A. Matehett's
000tom818 were treated to a lengthy pro.
gram of inetramental and vocal music
from a good gramophone.
A GOOD (all was done let week by the
street grader on portions of Albert and
(ween streets. There is plenty of scope
for more of the reams class of work within i
the bounds of the oorpuratio0.
VICTORIA DAs.—The Government will
shortly issue a proclamation palling for
the obeervanee of the King's birthday on
Victoria Day. As the 24th of May this
year faile on Sunday the oelebration will
be held on the 25th. The observance of
the day will be universal.
Jiro. GRAINGEn ie having the excavating
done for the cellar of his proposed new
residence on the "Livingston" farm
wbioh be reoently bought, adjoining Brae.
eels oo the Went, The house will fade
the cud of Mf11 street and will 000upy a
very desirable site,
GEO. EDwARDS sold his well drilling ap•
pirates to a Mr. Johnston, of Port Dover,
and shipped it to him. He has not gone
cot of business, however, as he bas about
completed one of the most modern oat.
lite for drilling with which he expecte to
do better work than ever.
Flex will not be sown in 00nne01100
with Brussels Flax mill this year owing
to the difficulty of securing the necessary
hands to care for the crop. Manager
Hogg has ft staff of hands et work yet in
ecrutching last year's orop. We are sorry
the mill is not to run as the flax industry
has been of no small finanoial value to
Brussels end we hope the resumption of
the wr:rk may be speedy.
R. Je J. RANsroRD received last week an
order fora car load (30 tons) of their
celebrated table east, to be ehipped to
Diweon City, This salt will not be pack.
ed in barrels as usual, bat will• bkr pat
up in stout sacks, each holding 100 lbs.
This ie quite an honor for this noted salt
company, bat is good evidence of the sup-
erior brand they maua1001008,
Ix will be three months next Monday
8inoe the Metropolitan Bank commenced
bnsineee in this town, Though not very
well known at first people are now quite
rationed that in this bank they have a
first class institution in every reepeot.
With its Capital of $1,000,000 end Reserve
fond of $1,000,000 it stands on very much
the same footing as many of the older
hankie. There were a few who thought
perhaps that they would remain but a
short time in town but we understand
that there le no question on this point
whatever as they are certainly here to
stay. The people of the town and ooantry
are fortunate in having Iwo ouch good
banning institutions in their midst,
RUNAWAY.—Lmet Sunday afternoon a8
R. E. 0oates, 10th o ,n , of Gray, ao
compa0ied, by hie wife and little son,
were driving along Mill 8tre00 homeward
from hie father's, his horse took fright at
a flying piece of paper and in the jump
she made broke the snap on one of the
boldbacke allowing the buggy to run a•
;faint her, In the mad chase up Mill
Weed: the baggy Careened ee the rig
rounded the corner at the Methodist
ohurob Shade and the 0000pant0 were
aooeramooiously thrown out, Portnuat•
sly none of them were hurt ontaide of
a braised left arm by Mrs. Coates, The
boggy woe landedop against the fence at
the Livingston lot and the heart freed
from it with a portion of a abaft dangliO3
from the harness, On King 010801 the
mare got oo the granalithio aide walk and
fell and was captured on rising by.A.
:Carrie, of Seaforth, little the worse.
People Have been warned a thousand
thane ab-.lnt throwing paper cut sous to
permit it being blown about but pay
little heed apparently although there are
few 0uror wave of frightening a horde,
A oar of scrap iron wee shipped from
the 4181101 this week.
THE POET gives the news. 60 Dente
pays for it until Jan. let, 1904.
P, AMENT ehipped 4 oars of lumber to
Winghstn during the past week.
BRUSSELS School Board hold their
monthly meeting on Friday evening of
next week.
A c00D heavy ebower of rain would
prove very beneficial filet now in •ptomot•
Mg vegetation.
WORMIER are buoy with ,the -large
addition to N. F. Gerry's residence, King
street, this week.
Tux painters have been adding to the
appearsooe of the Leokie blooko by the
application of the paint brush.
W. H. Moms shipped a oar of thorn'
bred cattle to Glenboro', Manitoba, this
week. He went with the stook.
THE duet was o0tti0g quite a caper on
the Main street before R. Henderson's
watering cart made its appearance,
EARLY closing of the bneineee plaoee
in town will go into effeot next Monday
evening. 7 o'oiook is the hour designated.
J. Farms= & Co, are opening np a
dandy display of musline. Watob oat
for their edvt. in next week's 08641 of
THE PoaT.
Tim oontraot for the new briok and
plate front in fare Fletcher's block boa
been let to Thos. Newsome who will heve
the work done forthwith.
"THE Old Maid's Convention" will be
presented to a Brussels audieooe ere long
by the ladies of St, John's Church, of
which particulars will be given later.
A SPLENDID job was done, ander the
direction of Frank Patterson, of Wing•
ham, in levelling and re -sodding Brussels
Bowling Club lawn. - It. will be in better
shape than ever thio season.
LEAGUE FOOT BALL.—Next Monday
evening the first League Football matob
of the season will be played on Victoria
Park, Brussels, between Listowel and
Brussels Juniors. Both teams are ex
peoting a viotory so a oloee and interest.
ins game is expected.
Wine fencing is attaining great pro•
portions in this Iooality. Folly two if
not three oars of wire have been delivered
at Brunie station in the past month or
so. If cement fence poste were brought
into general nee it would practically make
the modern fence indeetruotible.
Coma PRINCESS Alexandria, 0. 0. F.,
Brussels, is keeping np its record se a
thriving fraternal institution. Four
propoeitione were presented on Tneeday
evening. Owing to necessary ohangee in
some of the offices Wm. Robinson was
elected Senior Woodward ; Arthur Rob-
inson, Senior Beadle, and Geo. Miller.
Junior Beadle. The Court will be repro.
eented at tbe High Oourt, to meet at
Hamilton, by John Sbarrie and Geo.
Thomson, with Jae. Borgeeo, the pteeent
Chief Ranger, ae alternate. There are
130 members on the roll of Oourt Prinoeee
Alexandria.
Mona than five hundred persona Dom.
peted for the prizee lately offered by a
Cbioago trust company for the best
thoughts on the subject of saving. The
man who received the 1r8t prize wrote
"Saving prodecee apeace of mind uokown
to Lim who is time of misfortune mast
depend on the bounty of bio friends.
Determine to rave, for will -power ie the
prime essential. Deposit regularly. Lay
aside some portion of each week's or
month's income. Deposit extra and un-
expected 00001908." It is a short but
sound and comprehensive sermon on
thrift, and enlists in a good cane two
forces that sometime fight on opposite
aides ; will.power and habit.
Juato4 FOOT BALL.—The first match in
this district for Junior -League honors
was played at Wingham loot Wedoeeday
evening between Wingham and Brussels
and was hotly oonteebed from start to
fioleh. No doubt both teams will pat np
better ball as the season advances but
Wednesday's game was no 'slow poke' one.
The first goal was eoored about 'fifteen
minutes after tbe :tort by W. Bootie on
a neat parrs from Miller, Wingham kept
the ball in Brussels territory the greater
part of the time in Mite half but the ex.
oellent work of the Brussels defence kept
them from scoring, In the eeoond hall
H00b0 again landed the ball between the
stakes and shortly after 'Wingham tallied
one by a good abet from Milohell. The
third and last snore rot Brneeele was
made by Joe Good by a fine shot. Wing
ham eoored again en a corner kink whioh
was pat through from a 0orimmage in
front of the goal. Brussels combination
won them tbe game ae Wingbam defence
could not atop the feat combination of
of Roobe and Miller. Ainley in goal
played a fine game for Brunets while
Bell end Murray ware the state on the
Toeing Bide. Referee •Robinson showed
no partiality to either team and no die.
pute0 look plane upon the grounde. The
teams lined 0p a8 follows 1-
BRUeOELe WINOJAIr
Ainley Goal Robinson
Bishop } 33a0ks J••.... • PotteBelr
rilaltmier l
McLeodMitchell
BeaG Cd 3 Atelia �••�..... nt ung
Bogie .............•. 1 Mitebell
Scott ........,..•„ Ansley
Hayor0f0.,,...... . Forwards MoOillve8y
JGood.....,..,Murray
Miller 11080imttll
Referee—A. Robinson, Wroxeter,
The next match will be played in Brno.
sole on Monday evening next when the
lone' Juniors will battle with the Listowel
kiokerg,
l Cll'Op011(d
BANK
CAPI'T'A it—Pnid up $1,000,000
RBSER1'f: $1,000,000
Direcler,
A. E. Aa1013, • • 0'113BIDENT
11EY• R 11. 1VARD10Y D. D., t'I0E-1'11Ee1DENT
t n. o:,t o Pi, - M, .1. monis
'rum BRA11SHAW
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General Banking business transacted. Farmer's Notes
. Discounted. Sale Notes bought or held for Collection,
1N 1`110 SAYINGS ,tAN11.—Deposits of 81.00 and upwards received aad
interest ut the highest Bank rate allowed, from date of deposit to date
ofwithdruwal, ou the dully Lalan80,
a& -Parties bolding important papers, uotoe, &a., may depOOit thorn in
our bank vault for safe keeping -free of charge.
Prompt and Careful .Attention. Gead 'I emus.
Q. F. BLAIR, Sollaltor, A, E. MELLISH, Manager, BLIIISSELS,
BRUooELo Cheese factory oommen000
operations for thio Deacon 1800 Monday,
NEW stook of wagons, dolls' oabe,
children's carriers, wheelbarrows, &o., to
hand at Tno POST Bookstore.
THE Band ont.door weekly Concerts
will shortly commence, It fa expected
they will be given on Friday amino.
LAST week John Walker, of Brunets,
delivered a fine Dominion piano to D. 0.
Roes, of town, end another to Henry
Beunewieee, of McKillop township.
THE G. T.,R. Trainmaeter wee here on
Thuredayafternoon and interviewed the
Council and others in reference to the
proposed new eidewatk from Turnberry
stage to the depot,.
Macau Roc has purchased the house
end lot, where they have been living
shin moving to this Iooality, from Wm.
Rands. The price paid was 3875, a bar-
gajn as there is a of an sore attend. M8.
Roe will make a number of improvemente.
A MERTINa of the Brussels Rifts Ae-
000iation will be held at the office of W.
PI. Sinclair, on Friday evening at 8
o'clock for the purpose of selecting a team
of 10 men to compete in the forthcoming
Canadian Riga League matches. A full
atteodauoe ie particularly requested.
SANITARY INSPECTOR MOLA0O0LnN Ilea
been making hie rounds this week calling
attention to the annual Spring Olean np
in the town. This work has already been
done by a good many but all ehould be
ready for the Iuspeotor'e next visit about
May 15. The Board of Health is deter-
mined to see thee a regular good cleaning
is done by everybody.
DIED —On Wednoeday morning of this
week, et the home of Wm, Blake, lot 5,
Con. 14, Grey, Mary Howard, of Bros -
eels, paid Nature's debt, at the advanced
age of 97 years. The funeral takes plane
oo Friday forenoon, leaving Mr. Blake's
at 8 o'clock for Seaforth. Service will be
bald in St. James' ohurob alter which the
burial will be made in theR.0. cemetery.
The deceased was o native of Ireland and
resided with her two brothers both dame.
ed einoe coming to town. Since the
death of the last one klieg Howard hue
made her home at Mr. Blake's where she
received every ears and attention. Mies
Howard oeagbt oold wbioh lead to other
oompiioationo resulting in her demise as
above stated. •
MEDALS POR ENTRANCE PUPILO.—With
the doable purpoee of promoting renewed
enthusiasm in school work and rewarding
real merit, W. H. Kerr, of Din POST,
Brussels, offers two medals for competi-
tion among the Entranoe Examination
scholars of Huron Co. The pupil who
takes the highest number of marks at the
next Entranoe examination will reoeive a
handsome gold medal suitably engraved,
while the sound pupil in rank will reoeive
a silver medal with appropriate engraving.
The scholars in Huron County have in
the past stood High up among Provincial
candidates. We trust the etimolation
of this contest will Oaa0e our papier to
land at the top of the list in the Provinoe.
The awards will be given ae coon as the
marks are published. The winningpapile
mast be residents of Huron.
MATRIMONIAL. — The Buffalo Express
gives the following interesting partioulare
of a wedding wbioh took plane on April
15113, in which a former Bruseetite play•
ed the leading role ;—"On Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, the marriage of
Mise Mary Florenoe Bradley and L. Roy
Harvey, was solemnized at the home of
the bride's parents, James and Mrs..
Bradley in Auburn avenue, . The °ere.
1401130 war performed by the Rev. May.
nerd Thompson, of Pittsburg, brother -in•.
law of the bride, aesieted by the RAY,
George B. Whitman, of Buffalo. The
bridal party stood in the bank ,parlor be.
fore an embankment of pelma and flowers.
The bride wore a beoomiag gown of white
silk chiffon with trimmings of oi'k lane.
Her boqaet was a shower of roses and
lilies of the valley. Her sister, Mee.
Maynard R. Thompeon, of Pittsburg,
matron of honor, wore a gown of tan
eolioue cloth over green 8iik and oarried
bridesmaid's roeee, The ribbon•bearere,
Mise Harriette Heal, of Roobeeter, Mies
Kathleen Harvey, of St. ThomasMies
Rose Higgins, Mitre
e Florence Barnett,
Mise Lily Wadsworth, Mies Grace E.
Olark end Alias Flora McKinnon, wore
dainty Summer gowns of various oolore,
and formed an aisle for the bridal party
as it entered the parlor. E. Corry Har•
vey, of St. Thomas, attended the bride.
groom. A wedding breakfast was served
after the ceremony at the reoidenoe of
Mre. John W, Olark, adjoining the bride's
home. Fourteen guests, were seated at
the bride's table. Mr, and Mre, Harvey
have gotta on a wadding journey to Can•
oda and will be home alter Jane let at
Rodney." Mr, Harvey's friends in Brae•
solo and Iooality will very heartily wfah
him and hie bride many b'ippy years,
Chen FEttows', AT Hob1E.—Among the
pleading an0Ua1 funotione in neonate is
the At Home tendered by the ollioere and
members of Western Star Lodge, No.140,
I. 0. 0. F. Last Friday evening this
anniversary wax observed when their
epaoiooe and comfortable Hall was well
filled with a well pleased company, The
program was a very exoellent •one and
0900 mooh enjoyed by all. It was e,0
follows ;—Instrumental 0eleotions by H.
L. and Mrs. Jaolseon and W. A. Grewar ;
solos by Misses Jennie Habliirk, Mee, H,
W. Matheson (Lnaknow), Mies Vinle
Cardiff, Leslie Kerr, F. H, Gilroy, J..
Milhadsen and Jae. Jones I trombone
soles by W. A. Gr0war; Sootoh recitation
by Mies Lizzie MoKay ; and addressee
by W. EL MoOraoken alt "Truth " end
lire, Biackaby, of Galt, on the 1. d. o.,i',
.18 speaking of thio being the 84th an.
nivereary the speaker referred to the
treat grow lb of O,d Folloevehipp, pooaoe4.
treat
ae it doee in North Amerioa 18,800
•
lodges, with a million of members and
380,000,000 in their treaenry ; they have
attended to about 2 million Siak and
buried 285,000. He pointed out the
cosmopolitan oharacter of the Order and
the good work being done along the line
of education, benevolence and oharaoter
building. Advised the yoaug men to
unite with tbe Order and oleo to seem
insurance in , the Relief Aseooiatio0.
There 000 over 6,000 Rebekah. Lodgee
with 800,000 members. Mr. Blaokaby'e
halt hour address was a good one,• inter•
epsreed with fact, figures, counsel, humor,
&o., and wee most appropriate to the
occasion. A tasty 100Oheou was, served
and after votes of thanks to all who
Resisted in the, program and entertain..
numb generally the proceeding were
concluded with the National Anthem,
Mise Jean MoLeughlin performed the
duties of accompanist with her customary
ability. W. H. Kerr was the ohairman.
Western Star Lodge meets every Thurs•
day evening in the Graham block. They
have 115 members, 15 to 20 having been
added since January let. Robt. Hender-
son ie the Noble Grand this term and
Jae, Humphries, of Walton, the Vioe
Grand. There is a well organized Degree
Team in connection With the Lodge who
do their work with neatness and diapatoh.
Business Locals.
Man oorn, clean and dry, for sale at
Rose' mill, Brussels. •
Goon working horse for sale. Apply to
R. HENDERSON, Bruseele.
ALL kinds of garden eeede in packages,
2 for 6o, at Jas. BALLANTYNE'e.
Jus= received, a choice lot of olover and
timothy need. ALL BAEREn.
WANTED -08X load Potatoes, 550 per
bushel for good stook.
Geo. E. Kura, Wingham.
• SQUARE piano, Heinen, for Bale, in good
condition. Apply to Mrs. J. A. Oreigh-
ton.
REPAIRS for Fleury plows may be
found at Dark's livery burn. Saws filed
and pot in good 8he98, HUGH WILLIAMS.
GIANT Intermediate Yellow and Giant
Sawlog Mangele, beet varieties of Swedes,
seeds and fresh Garden seeds in bulk at
i)ioOraoke0's.
'Puma Mmes.—Farmers wi8lling.to
bay the beet plow made should call on
John Long, agent. I will also keep
pointe at Alf. Beaker's office.
CAR of Dement from the National
Portland Cement Go., Durham, reaeived,
32 75 per barrel ; Speoial price fn our lots.
A. M. McKay & Co., Bruseele. 40-4
Bnuss0Ls PUMP Worms —Having put in
I machine for grinding clippers I am pre;
pared t0 matte old ooe'e Ont like new,
Scissors sharpened. Man. A08138,
WANTED at once, a good Smart boy to
learn hardware and tinemithing trade,
not lees than 17 years o'd, and willing to
work. Apply to WILTON & P00200LL,
Braaeals.
ANY one needing lawn mowers and
eoleeora sharpened and made to work
easy oan have eame done at T. McGreg-
or's saw and tool ebop. All first class
work done here on Mill street, Brussels.
Mare FOR BUSINESS.—If you want any-
thfng in the ohepe of an A 1 buggy or a
good lumber wagon yon are asked to gall
at The Colter Carriage Factory, Brneeele,
where you will find a splendid new stook
to ohoose from and at Correct prioee. A
look through our show room will nob
ooet you anything and may save you
some money,
BURSAR
eovONLomr de alosi 110113, Pa01''r.
This well known Stallion will-traysl
during the season of 1008 as follows :—
Monday, May 4th—Will leave hie own
stable, lot 9, Don. 12, Grey, and go Eaet
to Oranbrook, then South to Donald
Campbell's, lot 15, oon. 16, Grey, for
noon t thence West along 16th oon. to
Joe, Bolger's, lot 80, oon. 8, Morrie, for
night. Tuesday—Will go Sontli to
Walton, thence to S. Forbee', 14th con.,
MaKillgp, for noon ; thence to Tbomae
Arohibald'o, con. 12, Mogillop, for night,
where he will remain until Wednesday
noon l thence to Joo. Shortreed'e, lot 19,
oon, 0, Morris, for night. Thureday—
Will proceed North to Peter MoNab's,
lot 16, oon. 0, Morris, for noon 1 lhenoe
North to Jae Shedden'e, eon, 4, Morrie,
for night. Friday—Will proceed North'
23 miles, tben East to Wolter Forreat'e,
lot 26, oon. 2, Morrie, for noon ; thews
East to the gravel road, then South, to
American Hotel, Brussels, for night.
Saturday—Will proceed to his own stable
where be will remain until the following
Monday m•,r0ing,
All plaoee o8 business wore oloaed at
St. Marys', from 230.p, m, to 4 p. m.,'
Wednesday Afternoon of last week, out of
respect to the Into Sir Oliver Mowat.
Sue00081al 10 ,rte have been made re.
costly to false funds for the Improvement.
of the Methodist church at Prospect Hili,
Already over $200 have been matured, and
the 011000ok ie favorable for t 81111ing a
euffioient amu to domplele the work,
George Morrison, Who . hoe been eh1•
played at the woollen mills of S. Myers i&
Son, St. Mayo, for nearly twenty years,
left on Monday of last week, for Kings..
ville, Eoeex 09tlnty. Prior to hie (leper.
tura hie fellow•ernployeeo at the mill pie.
eented him with a gelid loather gladetone
valise,
Troopers Lucas, of St. Marys, and
B. ;Atm, of 11:rktnn, returned 110030, Tiley,
left the Sauth Afrioan conetab01ary before
their time was up, owing to'tbofr inabilf.
tv to get along with the Englieb of3loee's,
Moto paid $87 for hie dieobarge and hie
Standard Bank of Canada
x^,.52'-9,TT.,S.023AS) 3.11700
. ASSETS—OVER THIRTEEN MILLION DOLLARS
ID.t erect.
Deposits
OI ono dollar and upwards
reamed and 11,4t root allow•
ed in Savings Bank ac
17igheat rate from date of
deposit to withdrawal.
PAID ON THF
Daily Balance
Loans
Made, Notes Clashed,
and every aoeonimnda•
Moo afforded the res•
poneible borrower.
Alto
FARMERS' SALE NOTES Cashed,Collected I or may be loft for gate -keening Duly
for-whiono Mingo is 11114d0•
This Bank offers Unsurpassed Facilities and Lowest Rates
for the Transaction of every form of Banking Business.
rs'n'Every oonvenienee afforded oustotnere living ata distance.
BRUSSELS BRANCH F. H. GRAY, Aoltex.
way home, A concert was held in Mr.
Brown's honor at Kjrkton on Monday
evening of last week,
yY TTS S3207-•0 3/00C.9.R>:~ErS.
Call Wheat 67
Barley 40
Peas 00
Oats . 27
Butter, tube and.rolls ,. _ 10
1; go per dozen 10
1' our per peva .. 4 00
Potatose(per'buo.) . , 50,
Apples.(per bag) 40
Hay per ton 6 00
Salt per bbl., retail..... 1 00
Hoge, Live ' ' ' • 6 26
Wool 11
Hides trimmed 6
Hides rough• 6
Sheep skins, each 25
Lamb eking each 25
88
41
80
28
17
11
6 00'
40'
50
'7 00
70
6 26
12
63
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26
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aaORN .
BEMs —1n Bruesele, oil April 28, to Bar•
rioter and Mrs. BFair, a eon.
CURRIE.—Io East Wawaooeh, on April 11,
to Mr; and Mee. John A, Currie, a
SOIL
RINTo0L.—To Wingbam, on April 10, to
Mr. and Mrs. W. 33. Rintoul, a
daughter.
TaoT.—In Ingersoll, on April 20, to Dr.
and Aire. N J. Tait, formerly of
Blytb, a daughter.
HARVEY—BnaDLEY.—I0 Buffalo, N. Y.,
on April 15, by Rev. M. Thompson,
of Pittsburg, assisted by Rev. G. R
Wbitman, of Buffalo, Mr, L. R
Harvey, druggist, of Rodney, Out.,
formerly of Brunets, to Miss May
Florence Bradley, of Inflate).
amxmen.,
SwenLow,--In MoKillop, on April 25,
John II. Swallow, aged 78 years, 7
months and 20 days,
HOWARD.—L1 Grey, on April 20011, Mies
Mary Howard, aged 87 years.
Funeral on Friday, May let, at 8 o'olook
a. m„ from Wm, Blake's, lith oon., to
Seaforth R. 0. church.
ONE CENT" A WORD COLUMN.
• A GENT'S Bioyolo for only 312 50. G.
A,'DEADMAN..,.
bow lot sale, will calve tit • middle of
May, 3ngdire at THE' POST,
O011IFO1leABLE house for Bale or to rent,
Mill street, West, Apply, to
5811 , JOHN BROADFOOT,
TH"no' Rn0D Jersey heifer calf for Bale,
over weolte old. THOS.,PEPPER, Lot 5,
000, 0, Grey,
WHITE Rook eggs, $100 per setting of
10, Pullets laying whop 91 months old.
R. to, DEADMAN, Brussels,
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
tTBARBING SHORT HORN
•••��•- BULL Pen SALE.—Eligible for regis-
tration. For price, terms and other nettle.
niers apply to ANDREW HISLOP, Lot 2,
Oon. 14, Grey, Brussels P. 0, 42 4
Painting, Paper Hanging, &c.
The undersigned is pre- pared to attend to
all 0' dere for Paper Hanging, Kalsomibing,
Glazing and Painting in a workmanlike
manner and at reasonable rates. Carpen-
tering also attended to,
THOS. NICHOLLS,
4I.0m John street, Brussels,
AP11. 80 1903
L'ESTONE
FOR
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Axl
F 0 2E 1
Drug Store.
ROE SALE—LOT 207 AND.
dwelling thereon, North-west corner -
William and Albert streets, Brussels,
40•tf - J..L100ELE,
OMFORTABLtia HOUSE AND
good lot !Or sale on ljueen 00ree1,
Brussels, For Iurtbeii,part oulare apply to
MARY 0AMP13ELL, Brussels P.M. ,88133 •
TO RENT.—A COMFORTABLE
oottago on Elizabeth street, In good
repair. 7 rooms besides pantry and wood-
shed. A good well at the door. Apply to
DR, MoKELP15Y, Bruseele. 3888
DESIRABLE B U I L D I N G
Lots for Salo, beton Noe. 232 and 233 on
West aide of Prinoeee street, Brussels, Par
uortioulare as to pride and terms enquire at
Tun POST. 00.1f
-V OUNG SHORT HORN BULL
for sale. Eligible for registration.
For vrioo, terms and , other, particulars, ap•
ply
l foau1,rD. MP O IR, Lot 22, Con. 18. 00Grey,
3 THORO' BRED SHORT HORN
Bulls for sale. Ono is 10(088 old and
the other two younger, Also sovoralrogiet-
ered Oowe and Heifers. Apply to JAMES
SPEIR, Lot 110, 0ou. a, Morris Twp., or Brue-
eofs Y. 0. 22.033
FOUR STRAIGHT SCOTOH
Short Horn Bulla, from imported
stook,far sale, Also cows and boltore, im-
porteand home bred, 72 bead to seleot
from, D. 3101,6E & SON, Maitland Bank -
Stook Farm, Ethel Ont. 50.01
BY MAY 10th
ozen of Eggs
s
utter
rr 7
We have a contract for this amount of Produce to fill by May 10th, In order to
secure this cquantity we purpose giving a Special Sale of Dry Goods, Ready-
to-wear, Clothing. Boots, Shoes and Gents' Furnishings.
Stupendous:)3argains will be offeied in every department. A word to the wise
is sufficient. Look over this list of prices, these are only a few of the many good
things weare offering,• ,
H/$)IEST PRICES' ,PAID
FOR BUTTER AND EGGS.
Linens, Towelings
and Shirtings
— 84 loch Table Linen, Pure Linen, regular 85o,
Speoial price ..
—60 inch Table Linen, Bleached all Linen, regular
80o, Spacial price
—64 iuoh Table Linen, Bleaohed all Liuen, Satin
finish, regular 00o, Special pries
—Extra heavy Linen Toweling, reg. 10o, Speoial
—Heavy Toweling, regular 7a, Special price
— Fine Glass Toweling, Linen, ret!. 7a, Speoial prioe 6
--Bette, heavy Shirting, regular 123e, Spocial.price,.• 10
" Standard Shirting, reg. 14o, Speoial price 11
Boots and Shoes'
This department is making new customers every day,
No use paying old time prioee when you 0011 MING money
here.
—Men's fine Bf. Bala„ regular $1 60, Speoial prion..$ 1 26
— Men's fine Dongola Bele„ reg. $2 00, Speoial pride 1 50
28 —Mett'o flue Bea Bale., regular $9 25, Speoial pride.. 1 60
—Women'o fine D mole, Bate., reg. •$1.75, 1. .. 1 85
47 —Women's fine Dongota Bale., reg. $2 26, " : 1 76
— Women's Glove Grain Bala,, nine everyday shoo,
60 regular $126, Speoial price. - 1 00
8—Boys', Nissen' andOhildren's solid leather Shoes at
6 Mame roduoliono, •
Mzslins and Drapings
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT. '
—Art Mueline, regular 8o, Special pride, per yard„ 6
-Art Muoline, dainty patter00, regular price 10o,
Speoial pried 8
—Extra wide fanny draping, reg. 123, Speoial p.m.. 10
.-Greton, very prettyedesigns, reg. 80, 8900181 price 6
—Oreton, very pretty Sles gne, teg. 100, Speoial price 8
--Full range of Lan Ourtaine at Import Mina.
DRESS GOODS
—Pare Wool English coating Serge, 40-inobee wide,
regular price 76o, Speoial prioe, per yd, 47
—Pure Wool Coating Berge, 44 inoh, sold everywhere
at 600 per yard, Speoial prioe 25
— Light Weiphh Tweed Deese Goods, regular 600 per
yard, Speeial price ' 8711
READY-TO-WEAR CLOTHING
Spade will not permit 00 to give quotntiono; We ask
you to dome and see for yourselves II we • do not offer yon
better velum than you can get oleewhere, do not pnroh0ee.
In Menne, Boye' and Ohild0en'e Ready-to•wear, perfeot-
•
fitting Clothing the lead the trade, -
Hosiery, Gloves andCorsets fngreatVariet at Money Saving Prices
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GARFiELD BLOCK, BRUSSELS.
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