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".3f"3t'","X";'d�"r:-3) t_ G• s£,-;0017 � efflrte to nova the al co-•, LT, it MIA found ~� ' Strenuous
M ^(H�'�j y"(gyp public enhnnl No J and put in srnwr,tte
Grab qq�� lrnpneaible to got t m . ut .1 1130, h,, NI.Stren Lf oils Cbl' net o its "41001 + t ,1 No. 8. 104E p1 1011X^ 17,
Our Motto l lids'}! Grano WOrk onlyl' 8P log bulldluge. B, 1, lir 11 .rt Mut lien. u • .1d 10 lrrank MOO ,unu,l, fou
i tltn❑ were eevarnrt kir., -.I i" their sllorte ant 1., 0, b 301 aeo/Jon No. 1 to Tobias
CENTRC w 0x3)0 the gtoch i r. r.,.nl r abnub 310 Nash n „a• . -,e ara10 aobool to 01100 No.
AL newt and fees, nu 11ra, 11.4111111 op op her i 10 n-+ anent roll ag thea amended
hands. Tho Camra gui,duy spread to ,- null corrdebed was Anally p118aad and
the driving .had, in whish wsra a tut o!„%a+''II i !I Court of Rovieion adjourned• Com miledilWTONT. thll ,e„ wh9h �,e+'.' 1(q.
g h were oleo burned, 1301 The Sn IIs” �, , met and the it••eve wag anthorizad
ST T .� f - by
RA Foo 001 ONT. hue+u wlH a NO ill d Ohger, and but for a M motion to wait 011 Comity L'ou toil with 1
Our Graduates readily endure good row of. 111113,0 trees ehelterint it it would rr '°' � = %^' 'n
heaths became) n ! 1 { e , "”. It i of Lig a for u emery c1 Improv y line
x ur uIOU rade train- -t, � I i.
B doubtless 1 ,3)r .1 -
tlu
v It , faller the a prey to h
1i/� Logan. "h go, Improvement
Ing prepares them ttT011dgl'40Cat•Olal9 1 Y l .�' .1. " k The ko d cede mprovem0n
serv,a'.0. nualuu00 mut wait first- ll•0niee, Yin Il•4lnihuu hid , n v moved -_. i ii{t s u�, ,�5'�il" scheme to pet dare 0f Government Great,
01,160 rworkare wed have no tom to on to the farm a few mon1he. lila Igoe jrz .�� �v1 r �J, ; it no aali0n 30kan 0r reonmmendat(on to
,, wxete upon the other kind. cent- ie n very heavy: one, the live lmreee alone Count' ouquii made, Drainage B law l
menen a =Irma u0w rued bo ready for G y G Y'
I a position In the Full, Write for Hata- being valued at $1,000 Mr, Hamilton is J: rF' t J ,I No, 67 was provisionally plowed and By-
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001110 030111!313000. 3103103 08 u raker of One dr„n.ht stook, , .--. p r € 1 i �e, �,Jjj few N) 31 0118000 and
school eeatlona
'avJ W. J. ELLIOTT, principal. 110 la lneilred in the 1) m 0 Mulual, but 61. 1•b9 8 and 9 was passed and siguod. Lumber
Li what amount we Have not learned. In q t,:n . ,, r 4 and other ex enditureo were passed end
a i --1-&` t{i ttl zla"+ � any event it will not nearly cover the 1o96 44'� 'iii fr u, F Ir,q paid amounting to $352 47. Council ad•
f! 1`Uf` i Mfr' �I joarued to meet et 0, &. Holland's Beech -
111. t lir. j -wood, on Tuesday, June 80th, at 10 o'clock,
lit79�m� ' j { ,/7 `,.r Granolitbio walla have been laid from • dPvla,atsl- forenoon, when teudero will be taken for
�`��l G.t ✓l eA4J , the street to the reeidetloio of Fruuk two mnniaipal drains,
--- -.- Metoelf and 7 1; Coombs. aro never made against feed supplied by Jam. O. Moen/eon, Clerk.
M.re,.4iernee Suns i8 ill GOd"ri011 town Alf. Backer. All stook like it and thrive
I3ox111'x-vie . shipweiting on her ei•tor, Mrs. J. B. on it, and it is pronounced by all Intel.
J. K, Baker attended the Methodist Stewart, wl,, i0 seriously ill with pneu• iigeot breeders to be i000mpariably the
Conforenee at Wingham last %voek. monis,,
best sold. Try a sample lot and you will
Some mean spirited creatures painted Aire. J. A. Anderson was 3)30313ng with
Sou. Brandt's 00w on a recent evening. Detroit friends, Mine Ger3fe illoTavioh never fend anything but our Huffer cora
Mica Minnie Gaynor returned home lecornpanied her from Detroit and is now end oats.
from Chicago ou Monday of lest week for visiting at the Anderson home.
the Sommer. Rev. Walter Rigsby, of Parkhill, a For•
Mrs. Ernest Muginn, of Highgate, mer pastor of Blyth Methodist ahnrab,
spent Bmr.tay with L. and Mrs. Limas, on, 000uppied the pulpit of the Methodist
her way to Kincardine to visit her par- cherub here Met Sunday. Rev. Mr
eels, Rev. 2'. M, and Mrs. Smith, who Holmes prexohod et Parkhill, a former
were on the Henfyrn oirouit some ten obargs.
years ago. Mrs. Ell. n McLeod, Meter of Robert
FA' r, ACCIDENT -A 1,tal nooident hap• and George 01iln1,died on Sunday of last
paned to Wiilium, eon of Jae, Longmire, week at the age of 74 yearn, Bronchitis
of Hanky 0, a brakemen on the 0. P R 13)00,3138010n80of death. ,1.•0 body was
Ile WEE itilled.about 18 miles from Win- taken to Elora by the 714 train Tuesday
uipeg on Wednesday night of lest week, morning and interment wise made in the
supposed to bees fallen between the care. E ora oometely'Ioutlay afternoon.
His brother, George, conductor oo the 0. A social evening wee spent at Trinity
P. R. at Brandon, was at puna commun. church rectory last Friday evening the
loafed with and came home with the 28th ult. An address and preoeolation
body, trriyiug here Monday noon. In- was made to A. E, West, who left Blyth
torment was made in Ehno cemetery on for Wingham. He has been a faithful
Tuesday. The family has the sincere and valued member of the choir and the
s)mpathy of the community, Y,ungPeople's eooiety'ttnd will be much
missed from both organizations,
13041<aritCh, A. E, West, who has been in N. B.
Gerry's hardware store for the peat three
BUSINESS CARDS.
ONEX TO LOAN AT 5 Ptil
emit,H; MoC11AOItEN;rnebble,
v • laouor of Marriage 1,10011100 0f -
f100 at Grocery, 1.urntwlry throat ltil168a1a
FARMS ,FOR SAlt:u-'i11P+., UN-
DEaExONI(p 11110 eQvora1 good Farms for
Bala aadto rent, easy toms,10 'Townships
of •00.11340a Grey, 1 34, 4OTT ,Brussel
M. MORRISONI
!Amer of Marriage Licenses,
WAL.TON, ONT,
MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN,
-TPAU1113R OF -
PIANO AND - ORGAN,
ms-uosmlx, r,
ROBERT OUNNINGHAMI
INeunANaE,
FIRE ANO MARINE,
GUELPH.
E. Estelle Griffin
TRACHEAE OF VOICE OU INURE
Pnpile prop aredNfor 0 u001v1 toryof ax`London.
ia*Vt111 visit Brussels every Tuesday.
Lessons given at the home of w. H. Kerr,
John street.
J. LECKIE,
LIPID ANO FIR10 INSDRANOL),
LOAN AND REAI, ESTATE AGENT,
MONEY TO LOAN AT 41, 4f h 5 Per Cent,
01000 over Monolog Dong Store,
Nov, $00, 1902. 00 -Ow Brussels.
Wellington Mutual
Flro insurance CO.,
EovABLtONED 1040
1ne1110uce taken on the cash and premium
note system at current rates. 11, Sore iueur-
ine elsewhere call on the undersigned Agent
of the company.
GEORGE 10001'1120, Brussels.
AUCTIONEERS.
1-1S. SCOTT AS AN AI)OTION•
• sun, will sell for better places, to
better men 1D lees time and less charges
than any other Anotioneer in Fast Huron or
Le won't charge anything. Dotes and orders
eau always be arranged at this 08008 or by
personal application.
TO WHOM IT MAY C'ONOERN,-
The undersigned, who is well acquainted
throughout 3bo most hart of the County
and who hits had bilalneea with a largo 011.
ole of farmers in and around this locality,
begs to inform tho community that ho has
taken out an Anotl0ueer'8 License for the
County of Huron and offere his 801%1060 to
all purposing to hold sales.
THOS. NEW60M13, Brussels.
Onmplainta arennmer0ne about bath- years, left on Monday of lest week for
i11g oft the breakwater. Wingham, where he has secured a psi.
Public Library building 18 ri•ing, and tion iu Alex. Young & Sort's hard.
the stonework of the basement will ware store. We were sorry to see our
soon bo oompleted, yonng friend leave Biytli, as he wee a
Cl. 1kloPhoreoo was taken to the King bright, smart young boeineee man. He
0ton penitentiary on Tneeday of last„oetlr has the beet wishes of many friends here
to serve his three years eenteaoo. for his future welfare.
The masons are at work on the build•
ing.for the Bank of Montreal and 0,n. fdlitevEt.le:,
eidernble progress Uwe been mode. TORNEERnY 0ouNom-Miuutee of poen-
The Victoria street churuh authorities
are potting a granolithio sidewalk from oil meettug held its U,ark's office, Blue•
vele, on Tuesday May 26111. Mebers of
the Bt, David street one to their ohnroh
council all resent, the/Leave in the chair.
rant. The n most commendable improve- The minutes of last meeting were read,
Master Fred Tilt WWI kicked by a horse approved and eigned on motion of Menre.
while the auim,l was feeding, The blow Rutherford and Kelly. Communications
was on the nheek, and though it caused a were read from county clerk re Good
had bruise, no bones were broken and the Roads grew t. Moved by Me. Rutherford,
boy 10 reported better aud doing wall seconded by Mr. Coupland and resolved
Rev Tue. A. Anderson, of IInoxcbarob. that we the Municipal O0000(1 of the
VETERINARY. left last week for Vancouver, B. 0 , to Township of Toruberry in council aa•
ntt"nd the Peoobpferian A'oombiy and gambled, reoommeod that the County
Council at their next meeting in June,
will be absent about a mouth. During
one
hie ebornce his pulpit will be enpplied by proceed
ro oeu dollars sot a larttrore coca f etoade
Rev, John Muir, M A„ of Grimsby. p g
by the Provinoial Government of Ontario,
and that the equivalent to be raised and
Forelsyic h. expended as unelined by report of the
Rev. D. Rogers and 3, Walkey attended Good Roads Committee ne amended by
oonferenoe at Wingham the publio meeting of Mnnioipal oS3ours
13. S. Cook is putting in a oetnent walk held 111 C,i0100 in Maroh lael,-carried,
,firm the sidewalk to his residence. communications were also read from the Leadbnrv.
'Wm. Mahood, of Toronto, who, had Laura Seoord National Monument Com.
appendioitiobut haenearly reeoveredtrona mines, from the town oftBt. Marys,
118 efi'ents, arrived home and will remain and oleo from the Brune Mines and Al -
here for a short time with his mother and game Railway Co. No notion taken on
sister. either communication, John Coupland
A number of the P'reebvloriane have reported that the onivert o0 Howiok
been at work for the past few days level. boundary is onmploted and Howiok atm -
ling up the grnunde arouni the ahuroh oil paid $1100 on work. 7 i e.to be poi 1
and preparing to build another shed, for by Turnbarry council. Coupland-
Rev. A. 13. Dobson, one of the commie. Rutherford -That the South East . half
oioners to the General Assembly of the of lot No, 00, con. 1, Moo quarter twee of
Presbyterian 0hnrub, left on Tuesday of lot 1, can e, be plaoed in Road Division
last week for Vancouver, 13, 0 , where the No. 87 and that thu motion of hist meet.
Assembly meets this year. He expeus iog in respect to said Iola be reaoinded,-
tn be absent for month or more, and Uarried. Kelly-Mooerove - That the
will visit for a few Jaye with hie mother. South half of lots 5, 0, 7, 8, 9 and 10 be
in Manitoba, . planed in Road Division No, 22 and that
MATtutroo, 0r,. -A very pretty wedding' James Hyslop be appointed Palhmaster
J. A. NI' NAUGHTON, took place at Fordwioh on Tuesday of for the current year. --carried, The
v Ir C. a last week. The groom was Jno. M.mc
members of Commit having made and
y Thompson, editor of the Fergus Newer subscribed to the oath as members of the
Uo10 333e Uliembae Cultoqll ofTPhyty Mediaus cal Record and the bride Miss Susan Rorvo. court of Revision, the Court was opened
Surgeons, Ont. Lfeou1lato of the Royal Col- The 0ffiai'rting minister pas Rev. R. I, at 1 30 p. m, with Elie Reeve as ()hair.
legeof Pbyolotano and Lioontiata el Mia- Hooking, The bride was dressed in white m,.u. The following appeals were heard
wiffery 1dlabnrgh. to Telephone No.14, organdie, and was attended by Mise Maga .-G N. W. Tel, 00. overcharge in ahem.Reeids.oe-L1111street,Brussels, gee White, of Kenilworth, wbilo W. 0. meat, no action ; John 141oDonwld, Blue
Thompson, of Wingham, assisted his vale, aaeeseed M. F. ; Joe. W. Warder,
brother. The ohurah was pretti'v de. overobarge in 00006011mM reduoed $1000 ;
oorated, and!Miee Mabel White, of gsoil• El. D,avie, overcharge in'iiteseeement, ens•
weeth, played the weddingmarch, The t8ined 7 Robt, 3)1041,entered on roll for
yoong'oouple left by 0. P. 11. for Winni- $1.000 personal property ; Elijah Jaoklin,
peg, via Toronto, Detroit, bhipago and entered 0n roll for el. F ; Wetoon Jewitt
Minneapolis, The groom igdelegate from entered on roll for M, I', ; Alex, For-
the''oung Britons to the Supreme Grand, 6ytb, W. T. Piot entered on roll for 111. F.
Lodge of Orange order. May their joys Moegrove-Ceup!and - The btlsineoe
be many and their troubles few le the before the 000rt being aonaluded that the
wish of a large oirole of rela3iveo and court be now closed and that the roll as
friends. revised and correotod bo the assessment
-°r - r II for the year 1908-Uarried. Ooun•
oil resumed regular heirless. Coupland 9 16, oou. 2, Timothy Ryan, owner, from
D. WARWICK—
J • Honor Oradna:e of 3bo Ontario Vet,
orluary College, 'le prepared to treat all dis-
eases of domesticated animals in a oampet-
out manner, Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry. Calle promptly at-
tended to, 0Moe and Infirmary -Four doors
North of bridge, Turnberry at., Brussels,
LEGAL. AND CONNVEYANCING
,\AT• M. SIN CLAIR-
Y • Barrister, Bolloitor, 'Conveyancer,
Notary Publio, dm. UIDoo-B towart'e Block
1 door North of Central Rotel.
Sulioitor for the Standard Bank.
G.F. BLAIR, BARRISTER, SOL-
I01'rUt(, &o , BRUSSELS.-
uiifpe oyer Staudard Baltic • Solicitor for
Township of Gray, Dnwlok Mutual. and the
Metropolitan Haut. Private Bud Company
money to loan at lowest rates.
MEiIICAL. MOS.
Alf. Baeker.
Highest Market Price
paid for any quantity
delivered at my Store-
house, No. 1, Brussels.
Also for all kinds of
Grain.
41-0
lobt• Graham.
-Moegrove-That the clerk ba iostruoted
to notify Ronald Lamont and Henry
Thomson to clean out the Government
Drain on their places before 15th day of
July neat.-Uarried. A fully signed
petition wag laid before the Council ask
Ing to have a tile drain built through the
following lots, namely ; lot 2, con. 3 ;
lots 10, South part, 11, North part 11, 12,
13, and 14, con. 4; lots 10, 11, 12, 13 and
14, con.! 5, to a sufficient outlet and
that the Township Engineer be brought
on the lands to make survey and asears
coats. Moagrove-Coupinud-That the
clerk be iltetru0ted to notify the Town,
ship Engineer to come and purvey and
assess. the said drain -Carried. 1'he fol.
lowing accounts were passed and cheques
ieeoed ;-Thos. Bolt, $2, repairing cul-
vert; John B McTavish, $55, aseeeeor'o
salary ; John S. McTavish, 95, poetises.
Ooupland-Kelly-That this meeting do
now adjourn to meet i0 clerk's oflioe,
Bineva!e, on Monday, June 22nd, at 10
o'olook a. m. -Carried.
Jens Bnaor•.so, Tp. Clerk,
DENTISTRY
DR. R. ' P. FEiLD.
ItENTIST
Chadnate of ittle Royal College of Dental
B1l'gpapeof Onlbltrl's and Firet•elaee Honor
G;'Odhwto of Toronto Ilui3)ersity. 011106
.next to Brewer's Photograph Ga130ry,
881159311',8,
IT'S ALL RIGHT
and Students may enter
usrowa
I.iestowel.
June 24113 and 25th are the deka of
the Listowel roots
� The second artesian well 1s down 76
feot, at which depth 1310 reek wag renoh-
G
ed.rl Chamney, formerly of Wallace,
who has been engaged for the past two
or three ,years in mining engineering in
New Mexico anti Arizona, tae returned
borne on holiday._
Mise Lena Rogers, daughter of Jas.
Rogers, loft for Toronto whore she has
taken a position as stenographer and
typewriter' witbla whole'ale firm. Mite
Rogers is a graduate 01 the 74ietowel
Business (1011090.,
Miss Lou Witter has returned home
from New Yolk, having oompleted the
full course of two and a half years at Mt,
Sinai Hospital, and received her graduat-
ing diploma. Mies Witter was for some
mouths head nurse 311 the operating, de.
p trtment of tie hospital. Bile also took
course at the Fierpont Morgan Lying in
Ho•pi3al.
BADS B0n0En.-Thttreday of last week
fire destroyed Abraham Hamilton's flue
bank barn end straw and driving sheds,
situated in the 2nd 000060810n of Elmo,.
Brussels planing Mills about a nine South of Listowel, Besides
the ba(ldinge, a lot of live stook woe.
burned, including 5 valuable heavy draught
home, 12 store pigs, 2 calves and 2lambs
aleo meet of his farming implements and
meobinery, lotpber wagon, 4000 byehele
of We, 20() boehelb of barley, a quantity
of hay and everything else abbnt the
barn, The fire started In the straw aired
while the nuttily were at Inealt1001, but
what caueed it is not known, The hired
P. AMENT man was in the stable nt the time, and
1 he and and thefamily made frantic
at any time. SPRING TII1MM BEGINS
MAR, 30, Two courses -Commercial and
Shorthand. Bente for Cohoge Journal.
0. A. FLEMING, A, L. MoINTYRA,
l'residout, Seoretary,
FIUWLES
British Colombia
Bed Cellar ShiligIes
ANn---
North Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOR SALT] AT MO
Also Doors and Bash of all Pat
tarns on hand or made to order
41 dliprb Wotioe•
b�3yo3imd ee Furnished for all
hinds of 1tiildings. Workman.:
e�lip and Material Guaranteed.
M0II1LL r C011NOIL.—COnnail met as a
Ooart of Rovieion ou Assessment Roll at
Chris. White's, Loadbury, on Saturday,
May 30.h. Members took oath of office
before Clerk. There was only one appeal
from Aosefioment, Thomas Dodds, lot 31,
Con. 7, it was redacted from $8000 to
$2600 for a 100 nares. William Grieve
was etruok off as owner of Int 27, Oon. 4
and Edwin Hunt put on as owner. John
Henderson wee etrnolt off as joint owner
o1 lot 28, Con. 5 and entered as M. F., on
lot 22, Con. 4. John Wood wee put on
M. F., lot 22, Oon,11. John McPherson
was put on ae owner of N pt lots 6 & 7,
Oou, 13 and Robert Gray etruok off.
Richard Berry was etruok off as owner of
W } lot 18 & E ; 19, Con. 1, and John J.
Piaunery entered as owner. Arthur
Galbraith put on as owner of lots W } 19
& E 3 20 Oon. 9, and William Galbraith
us owner of W lot 20, Con. 9. Patrick
Rowland entered es owner of W d lot 9
Oon. 14 and James Campbell etruok off.
Thos. Grimoldby entered ae owner 8 E
pt lot 21, oou, y and Dr. Scott etruok off.
W. Harvie Hudie entered as F. S. lot S +}
24, Oon. 13 Michael Nevins, entered as
M. i''. lot 1, Oen. 2, Ergeet Sperling and
Frannie Klein. was struck off em tenant
and M, F. on lot 11, Con. 5 Timothy
Ourtln was etruok off as owner E } 2 son.
7. Separate school ohanges.-N'} lot 6,
,0en, 2, Edward Road), owner from Beo.
tion No. 1 to eeetion No. 3, W } Lot 8,
Miohael Matthews, owner, from section
No. 1 to section No. 3. Lot 17, Con. 1
John Deveronx, owner, from motion No.
4 to section Na 3. Lots 18, 0011, 3 and E
0 0• • 0
0
UMMER DAYS
are here and this means that Canned Goods and
ouch Delicacies will be in big demand, such as
Canned Chicken, Turkey, Beef, Lobster, Salmon,
Smelts, Shrimps, Haddie, Eidpered Herring,
Sardines, Lunch Bacon, Pork and Beans, Fresh
Herrings, &.e.
ICE CREAM and SODA
FOUNTAIN DRINKS.
Fresh Fruits of all kinds.
All Goods in our Grocery Depart-
ment are -New and Clean.
`)"RY pill 27'C. TEA.
W. A. G E W A.R.
Y,.
School Reports
Por the Month ur Mny.
003,0300000,
V Ulass.--W, Cameron, Annie Cunning-
ham, Wm. Long. Sr, IV -Norma Sperl-
ing, AttieForreot, Wm. Smalldon, I"red,
Hunter, Minnie Manarey, Emma
Heather, Annie Alderson. Jr, IV -
Myrtle Sperling, Ame;ia M°Innis, Hartley
Notizie'', Martin MoDonuld, Lavinia
A'dereon, Roy Cunningham. Br. III -
Ida Sharpe, Zonis Batmen, Myrtle Mo•
Donald. Jr. ITI-Herbert MoDooald,
Emma Hunter, Stella Alderson, Result
Alderson, Leo Baker, Mary MoNiohol,
Mina Fox. Mre E. CAL1E0,
Teacher.
8. S, No. 1, Grum
Sr, IV. -J. Randa 06 ; M Haggard 60 ;
W. Stevenson 68 Jr. IV. -L. Blake 80 ;
S. Armstrong 751 L. Grant 70 ; H.
Rozell 68 ; Gni 62 ; Fred. Lawson
54. Sr. III. -J. Armstrong 77 ; J. Disk•
son 72 ; B. Stevenson 68. Jr. III. -J.
Diakorn 90 ; M. Slevene0n 90 ; F. Al000k
70 ; L. Hoover 60 ; A, Grant 60 ; M,
Danoaosoo 60 •,0. Armstrong 40. II-
F. Al000k 91 ; R. Gregg 90 ; J. carter
70 ; W. Hoover 70 ; T. Diokoon 70 ; J.
McCallum 68; B. Carter 49 ; L. Switzer
45. I ulaes.-A. Engle, J. Al000k, J.
I. Rands, E. Stake, Jessie Al000k, W.
Grant. MIe9 ANNIE KING, Teacher,
Ernaa,.
Senior Department, 5th olaes,-Ex,.m
iced in Hier., Gram., Eno. and Alg.
Total 400, 311 Heneuld 801 ; E. Mason
218 ; D. Davies 207 ; M. McAllister 192 ;
L. Simpson 105. Sr. 4th. Examined in
Hist., Gram , Spell. and Phys. Total
350.-M. Elliott 199 ; 13. McKee 197 ;
G. Gill 149 ; 0. Roynard 81 ; W. Bange.
ly 22. Jr. 4th. -Examined in Hist,.
Grum , Spell. and Literature. Total 830,
-L. Chambers 299 ; M. Slemmon 258 ;
N, Simpson 251 ; M. Imlay 229 i L.
Eokmier 190; E. Freeman 107 ; H.
Goatee 104 ; 13. Eokmier 151 ; M, MOAT-
lam 126 ; T. McAllister 123 ; I. Hogarth
117 ; H. Wilbee 110. Sr. III.-Exemin-
ed in Hist„ Gram., Spell. and Lit. Tot•
al 260.-F. Imlay 232 ; P. Bremner 219 ;
E. Dunbar 205 ; E. Manes 196 ; G. Mo•
Allister 178 ; R. Barr 154 ; S. )(Antonia
141 ; 13, Bateman 138 ; K. MoLeod 136 ;
J. MoAllum 185 ; T. Oooper 110 ; E.
Eallmier 102 ; G. McKee 101. Sr. II,
Examined in Clomp., Geog. and Arith,
Tota! 200.-R, Fierier 160 ; R. Love 132 ;
0. llaneuld 128 ; A. Oooper 123 ; L.
Straohoo 121 ; V. MoLeod 114 ; 0. Dav
ideon 111 ; R. Eokmier 108 ; H. 3501•
mler 68 ; J. Pearson 28. GEo. D 050N,
Teacher.
Junior Departmeut, Jr. II alaee.-Alvin
McKee, George Beasley, Roy Gill, Irene
Heath, celestine Dane, Elwin Thomp•
son, Russell Wilbee, Alvin Fletcher,
Luella Henry, Alien MOAllieter, Joseph
Cooper, Pt. II.-Fleda Freeman,
Aubrey Dobson, James Bremner, Wil.
frid Eokmier, Alice Barr, Lizzie Mealu.
tosh, Vert McCall, Pearl McKee, Her-
man Fogel, Robert Thompson. Sr. Pt,
I. -Florence MoOailam, Elwin Dobson,
Clifford Dunbar, Annie McAllister, Verde
Pollard, Pearl Gill, Charlie Davidson,
Oeoil Eokmier, Rose Goatee, Stanley
Strect uo, Wesley Yeo, Edmund Mo
Leod. Jr. Pt. I. -Noble M e r
aI{ e,No man
Addy, Ruby Gill, Olive cooper, Wilfrid
Thompson, Gracie Eokmier, Edith Heath,
Aunie Ward, MIe9 LAURA BRANNON,
Teacher,
B. S. No. 9, GaaY.
Three highest only in each olawe are
given. Sr, IV, --Lorenzo Bray, Norman
MoNaoght, Harry MoNaaght. Jr.:IV-
Henry Motley, Maggie Mann, Robert
McKay, Maggie Mann, Robert MoKay,
Sr. III.—John Houston, Winnie Mo.
Naught, Willie Mann. Jr. III. -Carrie
Sohnoak, Alex, Mann, Ella Bray. Sr.
IL -Willie Hislop, Roy Oumminge,
James Huoton Jr IL-Edo
e, liloNanght,
Alex, Bpeiran, George. Hodge. Sr. Pt.
1L -Gracie Schnook, Jessie Mann, Bessie
Mann. Jr. Pt II -Bert, Snelling, Beth
McNaught, Laura Speirau, Br. Pt. I. -
Emily Smith, Fred !lodge, Ruby McKay.
Jr. Pt. 1.-Garby Snelling, Roy 8101108,
Harold Livingstone.
MI88 RATTIE CAMERON,
Teauber.
ALLAN LINE
Liverpool and Lmulondm'r;y
Royal ,fail Steamers
Phu FnoM
Mot rttnAL QutBoo
Bavarian June 10 0 a 01, June 13 33 ,,03
Ionian. ,,.,.,," 20 0 ” " 20 7
Tuuisiau " 27 3 " " 27 1 "
Parlslo.n July 4 0 " July 4 7 "
Protorlau 11 3 " 111 "
BATES OF PA8BAGIb
1st Oabirt-73110)0 auy Bavarian and Ionian
$78 and upwards ; Yal•1oIau, $70 and up-
wards • PrOtOrian, $05 and upwards.
Mud Cabin -Liverpool and Londonderry-
Bavarian. Ionian and Tunisian $40 and
549:60 ; other steamers, $37.00. London
e2 60 extra,
3rd Close -826 and $20 -Liverpool, Derry,
Belfast, Gfuogow, Loudon.
Trough tiekets to South Akio,.
Montreal to Glasel:�oty diroot-0oriethfan
Juu0 17; Sardinian July 1 (end end 3rd chow
on1101; Sio llar July 0-la101ass 050,560' and
$78; 9nd Cabin, $Ss, ; Brit Oleos $25.
eV. 0. 10111031,
,Agent, R54554l4
Ac-12,0w1IT0- TI HI
The growth of this business is marvellous. Ryery month this
year shows a great 310003ee in salve over previous years. But
themis a rea•ou for it. Wo are gektiul, new enetomere every day,
who begin to realize that it ie more 0atiefa0tory to trade in, (t live
up to -date etore, where there is a large etook to eeleet from ;
Where the etook Is kept fully assorted with new goods reoeive4
almost daily, and where the goods are drst•olao and the prices
lower than the lowest, In the following list you may fled some
money raving ohanoee for you
Ladies' Shirt Waiete, in percale, muslin and blank sateen,
(new goods) worth up to 76o, your choice for 86o. -Ladies' Water-
ed Morgan Uoderekirts, with Bvnno0 and fanny trimming, worth
850, for 590. -Ladies' Black Sharma Skirts, 41.890, $1, $125 and
$175.• -Ladies' Wrappers, in black sateen, print end permtle, at
76e, $l, $1.25 and $1,50, worth 25 per cent. more. -Ladies' While.
wear, in corset oovere, night dreoeee, skirts, drawers, etc., 25 per
cent. off regular prioee,-Laoe OOrtaine, three to four yards long,
at 36e, 60o, 760, $1, 92 and $8, -Art Muslin, in satin etripea and
floral designs, at 50, 8q, 10o, 12}o and $15. -New Drees Goode, in
black and colored venettens, vi0unae, broadcloths, voiles, oheviote,
e1o., at 75e, 91, $125 and $1 50. -New, Fancy and White Moulins,
very special at 50, 10o, 15o, 250 and 35o,-B1aok and White Appli-
que, et 10o, 15o, 25o, 85o, 601 and 051, -Drop Ornaments, in blaok
and oreem, very special. 12;3. -Ladies' Underwear, in all sizes, at
50, 8o, 10a, 15o, 25o and 601. -New Carpets, in tapeetry, all wool
and cloth, from 28o to $1,
McKINNON & Co.,
BLYTH.
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HAVING PURCHASED THE
Brussels Woollen Factory
and fully fitted it up with new Looms, Spinning Machines
and other necessary Machinery, we are prepared to pur-
chase any quantity of Wool for cash or exchange for goods,
We have in stock a large assortment of-
-All -wool Blankets,
—White and Gray Sheetings,
—Plain Flannels,
—Checked Flannels,
-Fancy Shirtings,
—Ladies' Wool Dress Goods,
—Light and Heavy Tweeds,
1—Underwear for Men and Boys,
I—Men's and Boys' Stockings,
1 —Ladies' and Children's rr
I—Boys' Sweaters,
—Yarns, all kinds and colors.
,WE WANT YOUR PATRONAGE.
W. & V. L O C K -17- V I "-"
BRUSSELS WOOLLEN FACTORY.
50 CENTS
IN ADVANCE
Pays for
"illPOS
.h,f
Until Jan. 1, 1904.
T, Y IT.
onwil 0•10200000•330•0•351=02•010011
200 BUG IES
Must be Sold this Season,
Buggies,
The Finest
line to be seen
in any town
arriages
s�iw•
in Ontario
will be found
at
Ewan & Co.'s Wafreroor.s
TURNEERRY STREET, BRUSSHL.S.
—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 stook befooe purchasing.
—Satisfaction assured. Prices right.
EWAN & Co., EifRUSSELS,