The Brussels Post, 1903-6-25, Page 8to u
That i3 the result when a patch of potatoes is well
sprayed with our Paris 'Green. Tt is very disoourag-
' ing after the work is done to find that your time and
money has been wasted. Such is very often the case,
after using Paris Green. If you get your
25c. Ib.
.Green25"3'
from us you eau depend on getting it strong and pure.
We keep but the one grade and that is the best we
could procure. Give it a trial.
F. R.
SMITH
DRIIGGIST AND DISPENSING CHEMIST.
OHMS TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTIMBN EXTENSION W, e. & B,
Trains leave Braeaela Station, North
and South, as follow:
GoINa BOVTI1 GOING -Noma,
Mali 7:10 6.1:13 I Mixed...,.......10:00 a.m
Mixed , 10'00 sem I Mau 1:17 p.m
l]xterese 3:38 p,m 1 Express ...... 8:17 p,m
rota' °Ito.% Items,
A dhiel'a amang ye takir' notes,
An' faith he'll prent is.
le rains very easy.
1t. Gene= =e shipped a ear of wheat this
week.
Two oars of baled bay were shipped by
Alfred Baeker thio week,
ARID crowd is expected on exoureion
to Guelph on Friday of this week.
Tunes from the East are late almost
every day noww for some reason unknown
to us.
A. CunnIE, botcher, pnrohased a lamb
• from P. Amens, tbat dressed 64 pounds.
I0 was a dandy.
Bnuessrs Base Bell team will play a
game with Harriston at Wroxeter en
Dominion Day,
0. 0. F. next Tuesday evening, The
report of the delegates to High Cooeb is
expeoted to be given,
Tars week W. F. Stewart & Son for.
warded a ear of flour to New York from
whiuh point it goes to Sootlend.
Tun bay orop on the Agricultural Park
ie offered for sale by tender. For parti•
milers see advt. or ask President Speir or
Seorotary W. H. Kerr.
Lose—A gold locket, shape of a three
leaf olover, containing six piotnres. Fin•
der will be rewarded by leaving it at Mtn
Pose Publishing House.
A shipment of blankets was made last
week by Lookridge Bros., of Bruseele
Woolen factory, to a Toronto dealer.
They turn out a nice artiole.
J. T. Rose has been giving interesting
exhibitions of the development of Sir
Wilfrid Laurier, Oanada's Premier, at
bioro er . It is decidedlyoute.
0
g y
Is incoming
freight tbie week were
care ;focal, Dna for W, F. Stewart & Soo
and the other for Lookridge Bros. M.
M. Cardiff received e. oar of agricultural
implements.
Toni steel bridge heiog built by the
0o. to Stanley townsbip, near Clinton, is
completed Rud aeoepled by Co. Engineer
Ansley. The Warden signed an order
this week for its meet, $1443.
TUE School Arbitration at Gerrie on
Wednesday did not sustain the contention
of the applionnts in enlarging the Gerrie
motion. Arbitration coot $54, Inepe08or
Robb woe one of the five arbitrators.
Tail three Junior departments of the
town publics °oho I closed Titeeday after.
.
noon to make way for the Entrance Ex-
amination and will not reopen until
Monday, Sept. 7th. Rural schools aloes
next Teasley and open on Monday, Aug.
17th,
NETT Wednesday will bo Dominion
Day and will be a pnblio holiday. The
banks and other bueineee plaoee will be
oloeed and the poet office will only be
pen from 9 to 10 a. m,, an hoar after
arrival of afternoon mail and from 6 to
6 30 o'olook.
IINoroniue ABn1vRn.—The new uniforms
for the elaooabee Band have come to hand
and look vett' natty indeed. They are a
dark blue trimmed with blank silk braid.
A peak pap with gold chain ooutpietee the
outfit. The turnout will be o. It. E. 0.
Duntnrd & Son stippled the goods, With
a little oars the uniform ehoe1d last a
pond while.
MA11RIED.—Lost Monday Rev. Dr.
Jennings, of Detroit, tied the matrimonial
knot between Alton Wheeler, son of John
and Mee. Wheeler, of Morrie township,
and Mise Beattie Livingston, daughter of
Duncan and Mrs. Livingston, of ilia
locality.. The young people are residents
el the pity of Detroit and are well known
to many in title locality wile will be well
plo(teed to bear of their mouse.
AT the annual election of officers in
oonneetioo with St. John's Lodge, A. F.
& A. M., Braesels, the following were
ohoaen W.M., J, H. Cameron ; S. W.,
M, Bleak ; J, W., Jas. Ballautyne ; Sao.,
John Wright ; Tram., A. Coualey ; Tyler,
J Y. 8, Birk, The I. P. M. is Jae, Fox,
who was 0hoaen delegate to the Grand
Lodge which will meet in Toronto next
month, Thetallation of officers took place
4
n'St, Jollities daY1 Wedneeday evening of
tbio week. The Lodge has had a ono.
oeeefdl year.
A car of cheese was ehipped by W. W.
Harris to Montreal,
Bnmseprs Salt Works shipped 4 care of
dairy salt this week and received a oar of
rook Balt.
MILVEneon vs. Brussels Foot Bali
mntoh Friday evening on Victoria Park,
Brussels, Go and see it.
Goo. BERT forwarded a oar of hags to
Oollingwood on Tuesday and A. 0,
Dames sent a load to Toronto on Wed
needay.
SINGLE tare return tiokete on the rail.
waye for Dominion Day will be issued.
Good going on Tuesday June 30 and to
return until July 2nd.
Mese LITTLE is clearing the balanoe of
her stook of white and colored bat.,
trimmed and untrimmed, also flowers at
greatly reduoed prices daring Jane and
July.
Tug Odd Fellows' decoration oeremoo.
tea were postponed on Tuesday evening
owing to the wet weather. Another date
will be arranged for in the course of a
few weeks.
BEAnTIFUL.—Thureday morning Mrs.
Peter Bebop, Albert street, very kindly
preaented TEE Posx with a beantiful large
bognet of pink rosea. Sha says the bush
had over 200 flowers on it.
Ownve to tbe heavy rain last Saturday
afternoon the attrition sale of household
furniture, &c., of John Ourrie, Prinoeee
street, Braeeeio, was postponed until Bat.
nrday afternoon of this week.
TUE Band will play et a Walton garden
party next Tuesday evening and will
supply the music at Wroxeter on Domin-
ion Day. They give a vatted and well
played program that ie mire to please
any organization engaging them.
Besse a Volunteer Oo, arrived home
from camp at London last Saturday
afternoon. J. C. Tack was in charge of
the officers' bill of fare and Saml. Smale
catered to the wants of the rank and file.
The boys are loud in their praises of
Captain MoTaegart,
Mrroaaooa Foot Ball team will be here
on Friday evening to play a friendly
meteh with the town seniors. A. fine
game is expeoted as the visitors play good
ball and will keep their opponents wide
awake during its progreee. Game called
at 6 30 sharp on Victoria Park,
IL.—Last Sabbath morning as
Welter
Smit
in t ar for ohuroh
be ho b was await^g
service be reoeived a light stroke of
paralysis which effected bis left aide.
Since then he has been coofioed to bed
but is somewhat improved. He is about
76 years of age and hoe been a very native
man and his many old friends hope be
will soon be able to be about as usual.
Bnueems Intermediate foot ball team
exposited to play a league gems with either
Berlin ar St. George on Dominion Day
at which ever point the winners lived,
bat up to the time we go to prase there ie
no certainty about it se the two teams
spoken of have not yet deoided the en-
premaoy, We wonder who is to blame for
o
the dela and if the Exeon tiva isnot a
Y
trifle negligent in not having the aeries
closed ap so es to allow a day or two for
proper arrangements ie the finale 7
Tern Atwood Bee says :—Brueeele in.
termediate football team played a tie
game with Mildmay on the latter's
grounds ou Monday. A special train of
about 100 pereone was run from Bros.
eels to Mildmay. A close and exciting
contest was witnessed, the more being 1
to 1, which leavee Brussels one goal ahead
on the round and winners in their group.
They will then have the bye and will play
the wieners of the Berlin Platteville 8t,
George group. We with the Braeeele
team 5000ees. They have a good team
and the citizens of the town support it
heartily. Go in and win, Brueeele.
SPEABINe. of the Intermediate Foot
Ball match between Berlin and Platte-
ville the Berlin News Record of Taeeday
says :—The Royal football olub le thank.
fug it8 luck star that they were fortunate
enough to pull out ahead by a goal in their
match at Platteville a week ago. If they
hadn't, they might not now be in the
Intermediate rape, The Platteville club
came to Berlin Monday evening and in a
pouring rain fall tied our club. Bot
thanks to the lead of a goal, the locale
win out on the round, They now go up
against St. George. If they win tbat
round they have a' bard nut to crack in
the Brussels eleven which has an an.
broken record of victories. But just
now the Royals and the football fans
generally in town am oongratnlatiag them-
selves on having won from Platteville.
1Ner003OR Roils A P1050ENOE9 --What
might have been a very serioue aooidenb
000urred at the G. T. R. etatlon at
Brampton Sntnrdey evening. As the
4 48 ex.pr555 was nearing the station the
ears jnriiped the traok, owing, it ie sail,
to an Unlocked twitch. The paseengere
were in a abate of exoitement, but as the
train was nearingatand0tili no one wee
injured. Three care in all were derailed.
The auxiliary arrived at 7 o'olook and is
a short tittle (floated the trtok. Ioepeotor
Robb, of Brussels, 10188 a passenger 011
the train.' Ha Saye there was te geed
(leap ditch en either aide ready to receive
them if the ears lied toppled over. Train
did not crews at Bruseele unlit after 11
p. m, These i00ofdeet5 appear to be on
uhneet every day's program,
A JUNE WxolnNG,—A very interesting
event took plane at the residence of
Thomas Buie, John street, Brume's, ou
Wadneeday morning, when his yoangest
daughter, Mise Minerva, Was united In
marriage to Jacob Hollinger. a prdeper_
sae young farmer of the township o
Grey. Rev. T. Wesley Coming perform
ed the ceremony in the pr8501008 of a few
intimate friends and relatives. The
young oonple were unattended and stood
in a beautiful alcove alarm and emilax.
The bride Was handsomely gowned .in
blue vnille trimmed with white obiffoa
and applique. Her travelling snit was
blue Venetian, with bat to match. 'The
peasants were numerous and costly. The
groom's present 811 the bride was a gold
watch and chain sot with meths, After
partaking of a wedding breakfast 'Mr.
001 Mee. Hollinger left on the morning
train for Toronto and other points amid
showers o1 rine and goad Wisbee, May
their joys be tnany and their troabias
feW,
THE 13 CJOS1IL 8 1'OiST
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$1,000.000
i$1.000,000
General Banking bus`nsss transacted. • Farmer's Notes
Discounted, Sale Notes bought ar held for collection.
1N VIM SAVINGS BANK—Deposits of $1.00 and upwards reoaivod and
interest at She highest Bank rate allowed, from date 01 deposit to date
of withdrawal, an the daily balauoe,
l0•Partiee bolding important papers, notes, &o., may deposit them In
our bank vault for safe keeping—free of o110rge,
Prompt and Can'ol'nt Attention, Good Tuents.
G. F, BLAIR, Solicitor, A, E. MELL,.ISH, Manager, BRII5817LS,
A NEW wire fence has been put up at
Brueeele cemetery.
Wool, wanted ; edge 14o ; potatoee 76o.
Seed oorn for Bale,
GEo. E. KING, Wingllam,
Boa SALE.—Four ebow mem (2 uprights
and 2 flats) 3 tabes and a mangle,
M118. Fmoromoit.
BAND satohel last in Brussels. Finder
will muob oblige by leaving it at Ton
Pose
Begun WAnxna has had a Dement walk
put down from the street to bis residence,
Tarnberry street.
Juseroa Leaving examinations will open
on July 2nd. Brueeele will be one of the
centres for writing.
Tan implement show room of Eli
Moore, Mill street, ie being greatly im.
proved by metallic aiding. N, F. Gerry
hos the job.
R. LEATBEnDALE hes pnrohaeed a well
matched span of blaok borne to be need
is oonneobion with the uodertakiug de•
partment of hie Meioses.
F1,Euns PLOWS.—Fermere wishing to
buy the best plow made 8hoald oall on
John Long, agent. I will also keep
pointe at Alt. Basket's °Sloe,
As there were only 115 privates in the
38rd Regiment this year at Oamp, the
Oo. grant et per lay for each man
amounted to $875 instead of the $600 as
expeoted.
Aux one needing lawn mowers and
soiesore sharpened and made to work
easy can have same done at T. MoGreg-
or'e saw and tool shop, Ml first ;lase
work done here on Mill street, Brussels.
Fiume of this week is the date of the
exoursion to the Model Farm at Guelph.
Train leaves Brussels at 7.15 a. m. and
will reach Guelph about 10 o'olook and
retarning will leave the Royal City by
epeoialtrain at 6 80 o'clock. Return fare
from Brussels; good for two days, is
only $1.15 for adults and 4 prigs for
obildren under 12 years,
89 OANDIDATE9.--Wednesday morning
the entrance examination in connection
with tbie centre opened in Brunelle
public school with 39 candidates present,
23 of that number being girls. The sub.
jeote taken up were Composition, Geo.
graphy, English Grammar and Dictation,
Thursday's program called for Arithmetic,
Drawing and History and on Friday
English Literature, Writing, Physiology.
and Temperance will be hue order. In•
epeotor Robb is the presiding examiner.
MAGISTERIAL—On information sworn
to by George Marr. a Tenth of 16 yeare,
against Peter Barr, of Morrie, for a blas
enoe of $26 for wages, a Magistrates'
0Dart wee bald 1n the U nonoil chamber
Monday evening
before ReeveWilton,
J. Leakie and'W. H. Kerr J. P's. Thre
witneeeee were called by the p'aintiff and
five for defence, the former swearing that
the bargain was by the meth instead of
6 menthe whiob the defendant claimed.
Judgment was given for claim, leas Li
day's pay for inoompieted term. The
Doses were $3.64. Mr. Barr may appeal
to the Division Court, Barristers Qin•
;lair and Blair represented the respective
partiee. Marc only worked for Barr
about 2 months ineteod of the 6 he agreed
to, by the contention of the latter, and
for this violation Barr had declined to
pay op trefoil and also for the oarelesa
nese to
;aero r the stook avec which
theose
hvfo ar,
STANDARD BANE.—The Standard Bank
of Canada bad a good share of the pros•
perity that fell to the lot of the leading
Oaoadian °bartered banks in the year
1902.03, and the statement of the remit
of its business of the past year, which
was presented to the 28811 annual meet.
ing of the shareholders was received in a
manner that must have been exoeedingiy
gratifying to the Directors and the
General Manager. The net earnings
were large, and, after paying the usual
dividends, the Directors were able to add
$76,000 to the reserve fund, whiob le now
92 - per cent. of the paid up capital of the
bank, while the undivided profile at the
close of the year on May 81 last were
about doab'e those of the previous year.
The note ntroolatioo of the hank is $878,.
060, the total public deposits $10,390,026.-
11, of which $9,218,21220 are bearing
interest. The call loans amount to $574,•
128, and the bille discounted and advances
current to $8,794,886. The full' report
may be read in another column in this
issue, Brneaele Breech of thie Bank
has been in operation for a number of
yeare and is well and favorably regarded.
F. E1, Gray is the agent.
marks, There are four or five in the
team whose namee are most likely to
appear in the honor roll berriug accidents
in the last shoot.
People We Talk About.
Mrs, Thos. curry ie at Atwood on a
vigil toter sister.
Barrister Blair wee in Goderioh Thum
day on legal bueiueae,.
Miss Kitolien, of Paris, is vielting her
amain, Mies Mary Slows
Dunn. MoLanobiinsod E. G. Eggleston
spent Sanctity in Seaforth.
Mies Maggie and R. J. M1Lauohlia
visited in Blyth last Ft May.
Dr, Long and P. Douglas, pf Blyth,
ware vleitore in town on Sunday.
H. L. Jaekeon was on the eielt list with
an attack of la grippe for a few days this
week. -
Miss Maggie E. Thompson, ot Wioni•
peg, Mau., is visiting at Aaron Lindsay's
thio week.
W. A. Mettbewe returned to Canning.
ton on. Tusedey atter a visit of several
days in Bruseele,
Mrs. Griffith, who bas been on the siok
list for eome time, i0 now improving we
are pleared to state.
Mies Shannon, teaober at Ethel, spent
Saturday and Sunday with- Mies Jean
MaLauohlin, Brussels..
eei0eee Edna and Elsie Cooper have
been eeriouely ill but we hope they will
soon be all right again,
S. T. Plum bas been laid ap Ino a day
or so from a boil on one of tie limbo
located behind the knee.
Miesee Timm Gerry and Ethe' Po lib
accompanied by Will. Leatherdete spent
lash Sabbath in Seafortb,
Mies Jennie MOArter ie home from
Toronto on'a rearniting holiday. She
will return to the Queen Oiby shortly,
Robert Buchanan, of Westfield, was a
visitor with his brother, Mark Buchanan,
while en route to Gerrie to sit ou a wheal
arbitration.
F. H. Gilroy sang a solo at the even-
ing aerviee in 000neotion with the Co.
Obrietiad Endeavor convention at Blyth
last Friday.
Rev. Mr. Tbynne, who has supply
ing the Preebyteriao church pulpit at
Wroxeter for a.iew weeks, was calling on
old friends in Brussels this week.
Mae. and Mrs. Ritchie, accompanied
by &Ire. Hallook, of Miobigan, paid avisit
to friends at Olinton last week before
their visitor returned to bar home.
Wesley Walker, wife and son, of Wing.
ham, were vieitiug G. L. and Mrs. Walker,
Alexander street rascals, &Ir.Wa
Welker's
B
last
werer a few da
parents bare for e y
week also.
Rev. Mr. Brown and wife, of Belgreve,
were vieiting at bbe Parsonage last 1„ri-
day, Mrs. Brown's Sabbath School class
were photographed the same after000n by
Artist Brewer.
This week Wm. Martin ie away at
Brantford attending the Grand ORME. of
the Sons of Scotland as repreeentative of
Camp Ben Lomoud, of Brueeele. We
venture to affirm that no more enth: si•
esti° Sootohman will be in attendaooe.
Mre. James MoArter wag galled to Hen•
sell on Wednesday to attend the funeral
Of her aunt, Mrs. Jae. Murray, who died
Monday n000 aged over 7
0 years. Fa
t.
ers,P takes place Thursday aftornoo1 1.
Mr. Murray and a family survive wife
and mother.
Ray Leppard,of Toronto, grandson of
Walter and Mre. Jaokeen; of Brussels,
has taken let class honors in the eeaond,
piano examivation at the Conservatory
at Toronto. He ie only 12 years ot age'
bat is a clever boy, Ray also metered
two silver medals at the public school
games in the foot racing department.
Itis said that A, C. Demise, who gave
up his p08ition on the 'Poronto market,
will take it trip to the Northwest and
may take part with a'big ranching come
pany as one o! the managers. He would
oortamiy fill the bill all right as be has
had many years of varied ' experience in
stock buying, loading, selling, grazing
ttca. We would he sorry to lose Mr.
Damee from Beagsele.
Tan San Ring Maxine—The third
rifle metal: in the league 0erie0 was shot
at the local association range on Satur•
day last, when the following score; were
recorded
D. 0. Ross 92 pointe
Jae, Bowman - 87
P. Hogg 87 n
J T. Rosa . 78 "
W. M. Sinclair.....,78 "
Gilbert Speir 70 "
H. L. Ja000n 74 "
Dr,•MaNaugbton .. 58 4"
G. F. Blair - 47 „
3'. Hewitt 86 "
Mr. Roes ie not only high man in lhie
Match bub has also the satisfaction of
having made the highest some in .three
ranges that bas ever beep made since the
eoeooiation was formed. Hie more at
200 yards Waft 88, at the 500, 28 and at
the 600, 31, Mr, Sinolair and Mr. Hewitt
are, kept bogy these days explaining how
they 'tell down." The farmer stye he
felt "tired" that day and the ohanoee are
that he did after geeing D. 0.'e eearm.
The latter also telt weary and either his
eye•eipbt wag defective or the eights on
bis rifle were "out" Who next and lard
shoot will bo held on thio 27111 after Which
o0etiiloateb will be awarded to thoet'who
hem token the meoeeSary peroentege of
JONI 25 1903
Standard Bank of Canada
r1-BTAS7.+TS3E1117 7,670
ASSETS—OYER TRIIITERIN KILLION DOLLARS
Deposits
01 one dollar and upwarde
reeetvod and interest allow -
el in Savinge Banat et
highest rate from date of
de130810o withdrawal.
Interest
PATO ON TEE
Daily Balance
Loams
Made, Notes Oaebed,
and every a000mmoda•
tion afforded the res.
poneibie borrower.
-vibe
FARMEI'S' SALE NO'T'ES Gashed, Oollootatl; or may be left for sato-lteeptue only
for whish no chard; is made.
This Bank offers Unsurpassed Facilities and Lowest Rates
for the Transaction of- every form of Banking Business.
r0 -Every oonvenienoe afforded onstoneers living at a dietaooe.
BRUSSELS BRANCH F. H. GRAY, Aaiun!.
service three addressee will be given es
followe :—"Thanksgiving" by B. Gerry ;
"The work to be done" by T. Farrow ;
"How to do it", Rev. R. Paul. The Bp -
worth League will aim follow in the same
tine, Eli Smith 5130011 ng on the topio
"Whet bas God done for the young
people through Methodism" : and W. II.
Salter on "Whet should the young people
de in return 7" A Thanksgiving offering
of $300 is being asked for by the Trustee
Begird, to be taken !bat day, se a proof
of the appreciation felt by those who
have shared in many benefits.
MOM.0:7
Lownx.—In Brussels, on June' 24, to Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Lowry, a eon,
M1xosvLL.—lo Ethel, On June 21, to Mr.
and Mrs. George M. Mitchell, a
daughter,
112A.RRS�Ti-
Onn—WEneren.—In Winnipeg, on June
17, by Rev. C. W. Gordon, Mr. Rout.
T. Orr, of Stratford, to Mies Nellie
Cecelia Webster, emend daughter of
Mre. John ,Herron, 458 Balmoral at.,
Winnipeg; formerly of Brussels.
Wnnnonn-Llvlxas1aN.—In Detroit, on
anise 22, by Rev, Dr: Jenuinge, Mr.
Alton Wheeler, drnggiet, of Detroit,
to Mies Bessie Livingston, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Livingston.
Ro r+INOEB—ENNIB. In Brneaele, on J tine
24th, by Rev. T. Wesley Ooeens, Mr.
Jacob Hollinger, of Grey, to Mies
Minerva, youngest daurhter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. Ennio, of Br00eele,
WRIGHT —In Turaberry, on Wednesday,
June 17th, John Fraooie.. Wrigbt,
•can of Frank W. Wright, aged 21
years, 8 moothe, 9 days.
ATTGTTOS7 SAT+f7_
Toomox, Joos 30.—Farm, farm stock,
implements, &o• Lots 16 and 17, non, 10,
Gray. Sete, unreserved, at 12 o'olook.
August Fischer, prop. ; F. S. Scott, aao,
011Ullf 10111311,,.
Mr, Powell, a student, took ;barge of
the melees in St. John's ohuroh loot
Sunday in the aboenoe ot the inoumbeat.
Rev, Jno. Roes, B A., preaohed at
Ethel last Sabbath afternoon for Rev. D.
B. MoRae and Rey R. Paul took three
services on the Trowbridge oirocit,
Last Sunday Rev, Mr, Webb supplied
Rev, Mr. Lowe's work at Wfngham.
Jamee Jones aooampanied Mr. Webb end
sang a solo at the eveuiug eerviae. Com
plimentary words were spoken of the
services rendered by them.
The Miesiopary addreee in Melville
ohuroh halt Sabbath evening given by
Mtge Roes on tiio experieuoeg elle mat
with in her labore in Ohida was- very
it teresting and will awaken fresh interest
in that field of Missionary toil,
Leat Sabbath morning ten members
wine welcomed into full connection with
Brunetti Methodist ohurmb by the peeler.
Hie morning sermon wits on "bops" and
the evening theme "The girding of the
ship"i and wore well stored with good
things. A reoeption sorvine wee also
Laid in the League when the namee of a
number of yonuig people were added to
the roll, It was aonduated by President
Salter.
RT•OnooENABY.— Next Sabbath the
Methodist aburob will 001011 ate the two
hndretb anniversary of the birth of its
foueder—John Wesley, Rev. lair, Omens
will pr0aah a Bicentenary eermOO at 10.•
80 and a epeoial oervioe of music, short
Addressee, recitotion5, &on will bo W-
onted in
re•esnted-in the Sabbath eobool in the atter.
noon, In commotion with the Mooing
ONE CENIT: A WORD COLUMN.
BEnnenlnn Bowe, some in farrow. for
sale. .100.1tNOLE12, Lot 29, Oon,6, Grey,
Hspfryn P.O. 48.3
OOMr'oaTABLE house for sale or to rent,
Mill street, West. Appy to
8505 JOHN BROADF00T.
THE PEOPLE'S
WANTED.—ONE WHO CAN
make pante and vests. Price per
job 51.23 and S1,80. JA008 PURIM WY,
40.8. Emerson, Man,
CIOIV'IPORTABL E HOUSE AND
l } sore -lot for sato in -nth el, Tbere is
also u bank stable, fruit trees, &s., on lob.
Property in good shape.. JAS. OSBORNE.
10R SALE, CHEAP, BLAOIL
1:. 50001100 chop end teals. Excellent
Stand. Apply immediately, IOOX 8,
44.0 - Blybb, ant,
a
UNG SHORT BULL
T N
for tele. Eligiblene for raietrail n
,
For prim, terms and; other particle
lata, up -
ply to J. D. MaN 1R, Lot 22, Oon, 30, Gley,
or Oraubrook P, 80-tf
VOUR STRAIGHT SCOTCH
Short Horn Bulls, from . imported
stook for eale, Also cows and heifers, lm.
ported and home bred. 72 Head to seloot
from. D. 1311LNE & SON, Maitland Bank
Stook Farm, Ethel Ont. 30.01
C. 0. I`.
Court Princess Alexandria, No, 24, 0. 0. F„
Brassie mee18 in their Lodge Renal.'B1ak-
hill Bloolr on the Sud and last Tuesdays of
each mouth, at 8 o'clock. 'Visiting brethren
alwaysweloome. eeee. BU1tt808$, 0.11,
WALTER SM1TH, It. S.
TIiORO' BRED SHORT BORN
Le Bulls for Bele. One le 1year old and
the other two yopnger. Also several. re Ist•
ered Oawa and Ration, Apply to JA73018
SNUB, Lot 8O, 00n. 0, Morrie Twp., or Brus-
eele P. O.' 02.10
Painting, Paper. Hanging, tic.
The undersigned is prepared to attend to
all of dere for Paper Hanging, lialsomining,
Glasiug 'and Painting fe a workmanlike
m00000 and at reasonable rates. .tarpon•
tering oleo attended to.
16103. 001010011118,
41.•8m John 000508, Srueeels:
Hay For Sade,
TANDEM will be received for the bay
crop growing on the tinny 1Braneh Ag1. Park,
tip to July 27011, at OP. In. . 1110 highest or
any tender not necessarily aemoepbad Ten-
derer mems out all. weeds on the Park in
eluding Mone, &a, 40-i
.A8, B'Pi7 tit, W , 17. B10B1t,
President, • Secretary.
Public Notice.
TARE NOTICE that the Oounoil of the
'Village of 131,1 ssele, in the Ooutty of Ruron,
horolly give nobloe that they intend to pro•
long the sower on the Wnet gide of Turn-
bor'ry Street from the present tormiuns on
Flora street Southerly to the southerly side
of Thomas street, in the said Village of
Brueeele, and to give oonnoobions 00 all
31,013000105 to 305 benefitted by such. Hewer
by extabdiu5 laterals to the street "line of
auobpropertlee and by patting in eateh
bastne to remove the evatee 01 both teethe of
the street aid to spay for the met of,the
same by epeola1 aeeoseteent on ail proper-
ties so tobo benefitted by such extension
unless the own ere so to be benefitted on
both sides of Turuberry etroet op 150e the
810.001810.0011y pe0ittoh 1050egairetl ,by Seaton 000
Of no bfnniclpnl Aot,
Dated thf010th day of Jnoe,1518.
P.8,80059
40.2 bibtit of the 'tillage of B'rueee10,
OGIMINVISMINIMy
BINDER TWINE
'7LL 110 sold at the Itingaton Poulton'
btary to lermel5 at the following prises
nor pound, f, o, b. Eingeton :—
Pure Manila, 000 ft. t0 -the lb,........... 10(0.
Eini;ston 6peeiN, seem to the 1b,,. sic.
in. per 1b, less on ton lots.
Terms melt with the order.
Allures all comminication0'to the War-
den of the Ilingeton peuitantiary,Xiegeton,
Ont.
Papers inserting thin notice withoot au-
thority from the Ring's Priutor will not be
paid therefor.
40.2 1. M. PLATT,
Rip piton, June 8th, 1900. Warden,
A UCTION SALE OF FARM,
t9 FA0'M 8300E, 1111LED1BNTe, FDRNI.
Tn1B, &o —Mr. F. S. Scott, auctioneer, hes
received instruobione from the undersig nod
to sell by publlo anstl n at Lon; 10 and 17,
Onu.10, Gross on TUESDAY, JUNE 8000,
1908, at 12 o clock, the following valnabio
propey.ty, vis.: -1 horse O yeare old, 1 mare
3 veaas old,l 5103057 oars old, 1bone 0yrs.
.
old 1 oortl year old, 1 aged hone, 1 bored
10 years old, 7 ny oail'ed sows, 2 h0tfrrs
yeare cid, Duo suewlpposed fn 0101! ; 4 hailers 2
yeare' old, s yearlrnge, 1 steer 2 yeare old, 1
thoru'•brod Ou'ham bull 17 months 01,1, 0
caivos,1 Yorkshire boar2 yeare old, 1 brood
sowwitb. 0 of a litter, 1 sow supposed to be
in farrow, 2 ewes, 1 lamb. about 100 hots,
1 Newfoundland dog, 3 p011,1 Massey -Harris
binder, 1 McCormick mower, 1 Massey-
}larria mower, 1 p puller, 1 land roller, 1
Frost & Wood horse rake, 1 diet harrow, 1
set iron harrows, 1 Doering drill, new, with
12 hoes ; 1 ssuflior now, 1 democrat, 3 plows,
1 Wagon. 2 sets of trucks, 1 hayand stack
rack, 2 top boggios one 110W, 2 cutters, 2
pairs bob -sleighs, 11 seta of double Mimosa,
2 seta single harness, 1 fanning milt, 1 grain
e,usliet, 1 euttiag hex..1 set scales (2,000 IUs )
hay fork. ropes, pulleys and slings ; 1010ne
boat, a quantity of are -wood, a quantity of
]any. chains, shovels and numerous other
articles, also all the Household furniture.
The farm is known as the Bobort Brown
farm, near.Oraubrook, oontaiulne 200 acme,
and is one of the best farina in the township
of Grey • good his -Odium, orchard, &o„ sad
farm is In most oouvaulent location ; if not
sold will be rented for this year by auction.
Sale without reserve as, the proprietor is
giving up farming. Terms—All (sums of 35
and under cash, over that amount 10 wontne
credit will be gives on furnishlug approved.
lolut notes ; 0 per neut. off for cash on cred-
it amounts, Terms for farm made known
on day of sale; 70 per cent. of moneyinay
stand on mortgage at 4 and 44 per 00nt.
10 S SCOTT, AUG1:1411ISOHER,
Auctioneer, Proprietor.
Write
—..-01.41•.,,. 111,1..,,^-. _
Right
It is a 8a010000tion to use stylish
mere in your oorreepondeuee
and We a satietaatlon that coats
nothing extra if you buy your
stationery here. Our Moak le
constantly renewed and fa always
up to date, It inoludes the most
abtraotive styles in box and bulk
goods ; all the new colors and
hunt quality at 100 and 15o per
quire
Drug Store.
'j"ARM FOR SALE, BEING
Si Lots 10 and 17, eon. 1, Groy town-
ebin, Huron 00., co otainiu g IOD aoree, There
are 00 sores cleared lend balance hardwood
bush, principally beech, maple, cherryand
aslt;.good timber. There is a bank barn 80a
00 feet, a frame house, good bearing orchard.
fences in good repair, 2 wells. &o. Onlyi
mile from school and 2 milee from postal:oe.
Bre nab of klaitland riven crosses one end of
farm supplying abundance of water, Farm
le111 seeded down excepting: 10 mares. Poe-
5505ian oro Jau. lot, 1004. with privilege of
patting iu Fall wheat. For further portion.
tars as to pries, terms, &o., apply to ono,
MODONALD, PrOprietor, Wroxeter P.0, 49.4
Notice to Creditors.
In the Surrogate Court of the County of
Huron, is the matter of the estate of
Joseph Stubbs, late of the Townebip
of Morris, in the Ooanty oI Huron,
farmer, deceased.
Notice le hereby given pursuant to the:Ro-
vlsed Statutes of Ontario,1897,ohap,120, sen,
88, that tall ei•editois andothers hoeing
;mime aaalnst .the estate of Johapn Stubbs,
late of the Township of Morrie, in the 0nnn-
ty of Huron, deceased, who died on or about
the 381n day of Mal, A. D.1008, at the TO we•
ship of Morrie, aforesaid, aro hereby request-
ed to semi by post, prelude, or to deliver to
James Russell, Sueshlne, or Roes Stubbs,
Brussels P.O., the Executors 0f the estate,
or to G. F. Blair, of tan Village of Brunets,
their Solicitor, on or before the 10th day of
July, A. 0.1908, their full mimes, addressee
and descriptions, and the full particulars of
their claims and the nature of the securities
(If any) held by term. And nobles is further
elven that after the Bail last mentio0ed
date, the said Executors will proceed to die•
tribute the assets of the said deceased
among the persons entitled: thereto, having
regard only to the claims of which notice
shall have been given as above required,
and the fluid rxoontors will not be respon-
sible for the assetsor any part thereof, so
distributed. t0 any person of whom claim
notice Snail nob have been received at the
time of snob distribution.
0, F. BLAIR, Brume -la, Out.,
50.3 Solicitor for Exeantore.
Puled at Brussels Jane 23M,11:103.
1
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FORS
SATURDAY, MONDAY
& TUESDAY.
1 3 Days of Extraordinary Bargains, commenc-
ingSaturday
morning, Junee 2.7.
,.-. 440.1, •'
12 pairs Laos Curtains 3 yard() long, regular 65o
12 pairs Pine Lace Curtains 8} yards iong, regular $1 66
Extra wide Vim Curtain Masan, regular 16a per yard
Ohoioe patterns in Fanoy Draping, regular 15o
Speoial Sale Price 60 45
Special Sale Price 1 25
Speoial Sale Prioe 12
Speoial Sale Prise • 9
Ds
ass ituslnsi -Lawns and Gingham's.
haus.
Choirs patterns fn Fancy Drees Muslim, regular 205
Extra Fine Lawn, 46 10ohes wide, regular 18a
Fine White Lawn, 42 biotin wide, regnlar 150
Fanny Glugbams, °holm; patterns, regular 10o
• Speoial Sate Price
Speoial Sale Pries
Special Sale Price.
Special Sale Price
Boots and Shoes
If you will, save money and want comfortable Foot Wear
Dome direct to our Shoe Department.
Men's Fine Dongot% Bele., sold regular at $2.50 Spemini Bale Pries.
Men's Fine Dongola Mee , cold regular tit 32 00 Speoial Sale Prioe
Men's Fine 331. Bale„ so'd regular at el 65 Special Sale Pries
Womeu's'Pine Dougole (Words, sold regular at $1,65 Speoial Sale Prime
Women's Fine Dongole Oxfords., gold regular. at $1 00 Special Sale Prion
\Vomen'e Fine Dongola Belo., sold reenter at $175 Special Sale Price
Gentlemen's a lttea .tion
161
18i
120
8o
1-90
1 50
1 25
1 20
85
1 85
On Saturday we ppm 2 easels of aSpeoiel Po relies& of climbing, We want you
to come in and see them. Perfeot Fitting Suits and Odct Pants for lame money than
the cloth alone cost, without speaking of making. They are Bargains I They are
Special 1 They are only on sale for the 8 days.
•
Sutter and Eggs taken as Cash.
hk
MONEY SAVING SPOT,
Garfield House,
Brussels.
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