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The Brussels Post, 1903-7-16, Page 5JUi.i' 16, .1908 ,..:,, BUSINESS CARDS. 1U oouON 1( TO LOAN AT 1)Bk1 t , I.H. SCOTT, , liruasel0, lziti IoGli (Ili! N- • A J 'senor of Marriage me, 414(( lice at Grocery, T mut+crly tome, 1:ruoxata, T./IA.11MS FOR SALE -Tis i UN- - 1:iictiel0Nn11 has e0Veral 00,1 1141'4- 0 'rale and to rent, nee terms, in '�ownelaipa of Morris and (tray, Ir H, HO OTT, Brunel M. M MO RISQ 191 � y trlsu'er of Marriage Licenses, WALTON, ONT. .MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN, -TEACHER 010- PiANO - AND - ORGAN, z :v 7.,3:d=S.,G. ONT. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM: 1NOOBANOB, FIRE AND MARINE., GUELPH. E. Estelle Griffin TEACIIElt 08 VOICE /1111ii'lllr4 Pupil of false Eva N. Boblyn, of London, Pupils prepared for Conservatory ammo rest', ill vialb Brussels every Tuesday, Leanne given at the home of W. 11, Kerr, Sohn street. J. LECKIE, LIFE AND P'IRLI INSURANCE, LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT; MONEY TO LOAN AT 44, 9r Sc 5 Per Cent. Oalce over 13mre10v',0 Drug Store, Nov, Ord, 1002, 80.2m Brussels. Wellington Mutual Fire Inluraaee Co., E('TABLIemtn 1810 Insnrenoe taken on the cash and premium note eystonu at currant rrtea. RI fore hum. Mg elsewhere Ball ou the undersigned Agent of the Company. 01.013G1'1 510GERS, nr,tse011. AUCTIONEERS i� S. SCOTT AS AN A'UCTION- • nun, will sell for bettor prices, to bettor mon, in less tlmo nod leas eblu•1100 Mau any other Auctioneer in Fast Enron or ho won't charge ouythiug, baton and orders eau always be arranged at this 00200 or -by per0oaal application. TO WHOM I'T MAY CONCERN, - Tho undersigned, who Is woll acquainted throughout the most pert M the County and who has had boldness with a large air. ole of farmers 111 and around. thio looali Ly, hoge to Inform the community that be has taken out an Auotioneer'e License for the County of Huron and offers hie services to all purposing to hold sales. Ta08. NEWSOM1(, Brussels. VETERINARY. D. WARWICK- !! Honor Gle,400.0 of the Ontario Vet. winery College, is prepared to treat all die - eases of domesticated animals in a compet- entmanner, Parti;ular attention paid to Veterinary Dentistry. Calle promptly at- tended to. Oflloe and Infirmary -Pour ttyoore North of bridge, 'l'urnberry at., Brussels. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING, �I . M. SINCLAIR- 1'• Barrister, 1411140itor, Convey ancer Notaryo,110. al9eSowthwart's Blook 1doorNrthot Centralatol. Solloitor for theStandard Batik. GF. BLAIR, BARRISTER, BOL. • IOITOI1, &o, BRUSSELS.- ufeee over Standard Bank; 8014ettor for Township of Groy, Hewlett Inutue] and the Metropolitan Bank, Private and Company money to loan at lowest ra.tee. MEDICAL CARDS, J. A. M'NAUGHTON, N. 11., U, AI•, Trinity (3 niver'elty, Fellow Trinity Medical College, Member Collage of nye [clang and Surgeons Out. Licentiate of the RoyalCul- le a of Surgeons, and Licentiate of Mid-. wl'fery,Edinbur b, 1�-Telephouu No.14, Besidonee-Milt etroet, Brnsoele. DENTISTRY DR. R. P. FEILD, nm:wrisr Graduate of the Royal Collage of Dental Burwell 00 Ontario and 4'h•et class donor Graduate of Toronto University. office next to Brower's Photograph Gallery, BRUSSELS, IT'S ALL RIGHT and Students may enter at any Limo, SPRING Tl3B41 BEGINS LIAR, 30, Two euuraea-Oenmorcinl and Shorthand, Send for College Journal. 0, A. FI,EMING, A, L. MoINTYl3E, President, Secretary, 8HHWLES British Colombia lied Cedar Shingles Ana North Shore Pare and Cedar loll SAIL i' AT um' Brussels Planing Hs Also Doors and Bath of all Pat terns On hand or made to order at Short Notice. Etkimateo Tarnished for all kinds o£ Buildings. Worltman• ship and lviaterial Guaranteed. AM.E N J. , 1,41,*444.144914. ir'e t•::lr .7,(=.Kt reeet4s ale-i'"i 33. S. Owner 1. • 1 p( tor. c flu 1, f of the 91. ate, i,-•„ c'nuri• .0 ,f the 12 &1I hrui Opens 40, Ittl illaeana era 4!0,10• h,iNy pt w rk 010 4114 i'l rl 1( ) td 1„11. (� &� k OEUTHAL SThATFORD, ONT, !scores of Business Colleges Lave applied to us for our gradtultoe, to aur Ila 001,1 ,10 lu ill ah• 90,44918, 1' (0 0 the 0E81' o yn) aro looking for'b to 411, 0E81' 00110!1.. t9'loobe, '14 ens, suds nr our 4crmm• etudouts ar9 naw fu to oo1,I Iifo, 4Yrlto fur our hand- 991100 9,l tM1l03','. 1 d ,QI'J[I 1Y, J. I1gbI0'PT, Principal, Q 4.111:,-d ,.•`sl:.-"ds'Tsv% u�' 'iw 6-far..I'-,tfa i� 1.,81(.(11) a 1• s'. 1). Holmes is the father of twin chit tireu, a boy and a girl, Mi'e Mattie 8ibbon, of S ratford, is visiting f4iend8 in Ole part, Mrs, D. MoOnloheon was seriously ill last week hut le again oanvalreeent. H. Donnie' now barn le now on it,- feet. t•feet, When fiuiehed it will be one of tb:' beet. Wm Rea, 11.A ,principal of Edmonton High tiuhool, is spending his holidays at home, John McLaughlin, a former resident of the 14"31 line, to here thea week on a boldness trip. Iiabt. Danoonson took (Marge of the Bethel appointment last Sabbath in the abaeoue of Rev. Mr. MoNeb, the regular 410etor. John McPherson and Mims Emma Jane Ferber were made man aid wife on Wedneoday of last week. May they en• joy health, math and prosperity iu their new sphere of life, woo(1. The Bee is holid..ying this week. Mies Roberta Wileml left to ae0ame the potties.) of boukkeepor and steno grapier in the Beaoon afiioe, Stratford, Mre D. G. Anderson and children have rettirnell home from n three woke' visit 1.0 relotivte it1 London, G01t and I0044r hip. Thos. Follarton, jr., hag bought out a hardware business fu Drayton and is now in pooeeseinn. He ounduoted a 0000800 Fu• busiuoao in Moekl00 fora number of years. Wm. Vi,,00d, 8th eon , has a ewe which had four lemba this Snriug. Her age ie now 7 years and the lute raised 17 lambs he all. She belongo to the Leioeo. ter breed. E m0 Cheese (lo. shipped the Mat half of Jule cheese at Atwood on Friday morning. There were about 510 boxes end the prior received 10eo. McLaren Bras., L'gereoll, were the buyers, Of tbe Lhirtyfi.•e pupils who wrote from the settlor department of the At wood Public school at the rteent county prop -intim exams, thirty four were sue oeee(ul. Twee ty.thr, a were theme 01 in being promoted from the junior roost to the 041:404 roam. &Ire, Geo. Boyd and daughter, Helen, wbo have been visiting freeude in Ontario for the past six months, left for their home 111 California. They were aocom pen1ed as far as Port Huron by Wee. Boyd and Mrs. Geo. Switzer. The latter will visit her brother, who lives in Port FInron, after whiob the goes on to the New England abates to vi it other relotivee. Exeter Mre. Piper met with a painful aooidout by falling on nue of her arms aud_aprain ing 11 so badly et the wrist that she is now oom,pelled to oarry the injured mem ber in a sling. Rarely, if ever, has the death of a (Mild ao deeply touched the hearts of our oitieene se in the ones of the bereavement which has fallen upon the family of W. T. Aubeeon, proprietor of the Central Hotel. About eleven o'oluok Mom day morning of last week an appalling ((004dent took p'aoe at the hotel by ,vb 011 their youngest eon, James Reginald, aged 1 year, 11 m n,ths and 13 days lo,t hie life. It appears the little fellow had strayed npstaire into one of the bed- roume, where it is supposed he olimbed auto a chair next to the dresser, got hold of a match and 0tr.king it on the wall, eat Lire to the window c 4,40408. The Barnes spread rapidly and oommunioated with the little fellow's clothing and be fore assistance could arrive the child was frightfully burned about the body and htoe. Mn. 0110, hie grandmother, and fatherhapptued to be upstairs at the time, and bearing hie agonizing screams and yells eau to hue 0eeietauue, just in time to Rave the 44111111 from being burned to 11 14th ou the spot and at the same time avert what atherwlee would have re. milted 141 a aeri0ue act 11a040340n in the burning of the hotel. They wrapped the little felluty in bl mkets and trummeded iu smothering the Bowe but the damage had beau done, and despite the promptest and moat careful rnea0nree medical skill oou4d euggeet, poor little "Jimmie"ao be wag familiarly called bad 8netttined snob it juries that be only lived until about two u'01ork nest morning, Clinton. Mice Beattie Murch, who hne bean at home einoelilaeter on account of 141• health, has been re engaged se aeeiatant in the Wellesley publio Bohool at an inoreae0 of $85 in eatery, A. J. Courtioe, who is knew to many of ut here and hail been in attendance at the Northweetein Dental Sohval, (Mileage, wee oneae01t81 in peeing his final exam. and ie now working up a nine praotiou at Maple Creek, Asea. An neforiunate aooidont betel Master Chas, Maopherton. 13e got on a fence to get up into a tree to 000ure an arrow, In trying to walk the high betties fenoe to the tree he fell to the ground breaking One of the boneo of the arm above the wrist, In the rosette of exams, o1 Trinity University. we notice that Memo M, S, Guano, daughter of lieu. 0, P. Chinn°, dniehes bee three years' omen with honors, 141iss Glenne beedo her elan on the whole exams, and took honors in English. The bridge gang of the G. T. E, isao been at work in this neighborhood atrongthenieg the offloads and bridges of 1110 linos, for the early laying of large oteel ratio, When then are laid, larger eltir180 will be run over the lines up iu title 001n4, Miro (larol N s•, tale rcm„ beetle the list of It large uliluber of el.:At lete,: of the I London Ooueervutory 41 mesio. liar 1.111,1119 Oleo 0tan,l1 oat prominent tee 111e en y o' , t ' 4..410 .,n artioe'a 9auree. In 0403 ninyi 414 net' to tau also appears In the fnterumdiete 0'1494 of sucee•,oful grail mate0, and 114,1 nfa,a /tenors Nbn rturlvt1 in harmony o0uuterpoiut and rrlukfoal (non '1'110 r,01304 of the g•n'lnatoe 13(10 b 11014 Solna Oulu in RNplenlier. [.tt, •1+004 11, Hairy W11Rely, of Ohir,tgn, 400pnnd1ug n fete 14(1(4 with fri' ids in Leokunw, Wm, Yule, leB"r of the Bank of Ilsmi'ton, Oran.„tvil'n, in spelling hie holidays with friends fn Luokuow, J. G. Anderenr• Itf1 on Tue.d1y of last week fur n trip to ieeeterll Ontario to look over the apple proapants In that roue Linn, R D. Cemoron wan in St, Thermo last week ate -Wing the books of the liiy,h Court of the I+;dependant Order of Foremen'. Arrhie McGorvi•l left for Neepawa, Aluuiloba, where he has secured a gond position no book keeper with a large firm of 0mltrentore in that 4010,'. Wm, Stewart, who left for Manitoba, woe giaeu n farewell bang1xt in the Nle Garry Yonne, by the Luckuow Fire Brigade, of 0111011 Mr, Stewart wee a highly adeemed member and Souretary fur several }mere, . The Firomeu emend holding their annual garden party on Friday evening, July 17,31. Dr, J. S. Chisholm ie in Luoltnow taking charge of Dr. Elliott's praotioe for a few weeks, Miners. Ooobrane aft Johnston haus purohaard Mre. Jos, Oode'a building lot ou Maple once,. 141449 Ethel Halt euooeesfnlly passed her probationary examination at the Owen Bound Marine Ho.pital. Wm. Melody), of Oaliforoin, he visit- ing his brother, (loon. Mclndoo. Hio daughter, who has just graduated from Toronto 0oneervetory of Mu0io 000ompau. lett him, Harry Ansley ban returned home from attending the Chatham fleetness College, We ere pleaved to note Lia 0ueoee0, in winning two medalo,rine fee keeping the beet Ont of books, told the other for getter. al profciency. On several of the eubjeots bo mode the markt,. . Li addition to the ohangesand improve menta beim, merle in the interiorarrauge- mente of the Queen's hotel, an addition ie b. ing built in the form of a wing to the Weer end. The Bruoewiek e8 alae being further improved by the addition of another enmp'e room at the fear. The following 04119ere were installed in 4114ngbam Lodge, No. 280, A. F. ez A 141. on Teenday of last week :-C. A. Camp- bell, W. M. ; :Rev. W. Lowe, I, P, M, ; V Vanuormen, B. W. ; •I. Rltohie, J. W. ; J. A. Morton, Soa. ; R. Vanetone, Trees. ; T. Bell, Chaplain ; P. Tanaley, 8• D. ; W. Campbell, J. D. ; H Jeffrey, I. 0, ; W. Dear, T. H. awls, the looel Oolleotor of Cue. ,tome, reports that for the year ending June 50th the amount of duty oolleot, d in Winghmm had ioerea0ed folly one. third over that of the previous year. 'P440 Oconee for the Wiughool port for the year ending June 3041 ere as follows :- Free geode, $42 587 ; datieble goods, $38,• 682 ; and duty manacled $8,206,70. Gterritt. Mies Robina I(a1ue, of N1rth Bay is home for the holidays. Mlee Lucy Keine left on Tueodny of Iaet week for 1110 yoo. Rev. Mr, iiolmes and family on arrival in town were greeted with a „rend ream tion held in the Metho list Parsonage. The Ladies' Md of Gerrie Met11odi0t. uhnrch intend giving a .Mne'cale at 1110 home of Mrs. W. G. Barone', probably the first week or Aueust. L. 0. L. No. 075, Orange Hill, attended divine service in the Orange Hill Motho diet church on Sunday at 2 o'clock, when a sermon for the 00000180 Woe delivered by Rev, Mr. Boluses. T 11 0 11 Pi. til ki ti tai h i4 1+ r) 1' fp 1 l'tr (.114111"r fr,-ui 11•••10 to 1 i" til 01 14910„ t, t 10:,1•1 , a, 010 'i'u"u,' } ,:,,,run.; I (,tet ,,.ea 0i,, , i„, 1 rtm•tan a,, 111, V 1011( , t ,f net. 04 14 ,.1111' (1 1 ,•' A Ifs i L 1 1 1 I.l a t w hard 0lu ,. 1 4.11 u s Alb, (.tel 14'ordwiob, at the the u u If oali of the Reeve Members all present exoopt Mr. Sperm, the Reeve in theohoer, The Reeve mated hr. 1114,1 eel ed the Commit to,e4th04, fo the porpoee of ooneidet ing the advisability 11 teethe? action 0^ninvr certain p"th me0ter% win 1(13,'0 had 1110 N101,410 Unbar polio, 'tied putaide their 40011 divb'i"103. (.roved by Meaara, iltoi(oe. and Spntton Chet the (.1. rk notify the stied pnthma+ter4 to Mon the road worst :lone in their divlsloue and that they return the rend Rote to the Clerk within the preeeribed time ns set forte, in the By law. Carried. Moved by Memi40, (dowdy and McKee that this Council do now adjoitru to meet again in the Tp hall, Corrie, on the thirst Wednesday in July. parried, A3 s0t "° ( r•,.trl, J. Priest's little girl had the miofor(une to break her leg. George Perkins broke a couple of bones 14040011 le wrist by tailing out a1 a cherry Jomeo Ainsley and wife, of Learning. ton, were guests of hire. Medd, at the Paroonaeo. Mrs, Medd and daughter Jo0te and Mins Eleanor Regan, left on Tuesday morning of last week to leen Rev, E. Aledd in Muskoka wince the family will remain till the middle of September. Ali John Blotobford was pulling aherriee the ladder on wh,oh he wee otancling turned aronnd, throwing flim to tbe Mewl. As be tarn up a eonoiderable distanne he received a were shook which oantlned him to his bed though we are ple8eed to state no bones were broken Garnet Cnd)rl0re, son of R. COdmore, had 1110 raia(ortnue to have hie leg broken at the thigh by being street( by rho band oar. He had been on the one which wee being run out of the way of the freight train when he jumped off and the aooident occurred, Rev, J. S, Henderson, wbo has been holidaying and atteodiog the General Assembly, returned utter a two months' absence. Hie people to mark the mon. ion end show their warm appreciation of their pastor gave him a grand recep- lion on the Manse and Chnroh ground(' which were beautifully illuminated Jnr the 00010(1nl. Speeches, mush) and re. freehmenli were on the program. i 131 'tl I(oe has sold one rf 41,48 .44.4 ca Q t •at , d rout 10 Maga Wri:,1.l, of 1 rale'•, 1 1 h ' or intonde fitting it 'l,' 4,1 hie 47 a:'e Ift, orernateur t14,•4ir t , N 4J•.t' 0.,, 1. of We big dry goods Nt 041 to , the elute, on Wallace street renen14y dee 3 . (mpted by J. K. Brinker, The community wee saddened on Wed. timidity morning of host week up n learn. 1 ✓ 410, of 11 a det111 of Mies Eve. Gee, A week previous elan Wee e1 ,9ying her 'neat health, but on Thur -day was taken ill with pnenm0nia, withal) opeedfly de voleped into an 0811144 0tege, and oho nue. "Imbed to its 011,1044 at ea early hour Wtllueoday morning. L£aa.ovwel. Mr, Rolla le having the front of the Grand Central etablee rebuilt. Rev. J. H. Oliver prenahed a sermon to the Oraugemeu in the Trowbridge Wetly). diet ohuroh last Sunday atteruoon, Dnvhd Tnrranoe bee bought a farm in tbe Brd of Wallaoe, from John Altxander. Ile gets poeReni011 on let of 11aroh next. Mios Criob and Mies Nellie McFarlane, of the Public School teaabing staff, left 010 Ir, trip (0 Manitoba and the Northwest, J. O. Clark, Climates' Master in the Listowel High School, has been appoint• ed to a (limiter poaitioo in the St. Mary's Collegiate, at the salary of $950. Fletehor Lawraoon took part in tie Dominion day sports at Petrie. He got let prize for open 100 yds., let in mar- ried man's euo,•, 100 yds„ and tad in quarter mile rave. Ohee. Runge, Main street, had his head out and wee somewhat bruised by being thrown from his wagon on Wedoeeday morning of tart week. Hie horse was soared by some cows and started off Bud• denly, A little daughter of J. Hays, liveryman, wee severely burned about the arms arid nook by her clothing oatobing fire from playing with matohea. Iter mother's Reade were badly burned in extinguish. lug the Borneo. Holm up Nxe.n Lfarow&L,-On Thera• day afternoon aa on of the most popular and highly esteemed reoidente of the township of Boma was driving into town with hie little grnudeon, &drunken rowdy driving at a furious rate collided with his reg and than demanded money. On being refused be threatened to kill him and atomic him two brutal blows on the heed. The elderly gentlemu0 rather than lose hie We ou the spot, delivered tip all hie money. °lillinllni Ball mer v wpm 1 IIIall MAIM �i►m � ul ROM! ))('en's ress Shoes must be fashionably correct. Ours are. These shoes are comfortable because they fit inside. The outline is handsome and the shoes are made to keep their shape and appearance till worn out. 'Prices are right for right goods rr"- JUST nota we offer the following indttoemetit iu hlel'o Patent Bele, up-to-date etylo and toe, Goodyear welt, patent dolt vamp, great leather to wear 1 regular prior $4 60, on sale now at i5rWo always try to handle reliable ,roods and at the olocoat margins. Repairs in Bloom) promptly done. O1IR HARNESS DEBAI4TMENT is booming and why 4 Demme the quality and priors ere eight. Trunko and Valises very o11ettp. Meters; Lap Rugs, tee , at lowo03 prions, t0 'F011 SALE -Two comfortable dwelling bottoes, I. 4.00 tY.1, 141 w rtrit • 1044 tie. I1 1010 Tom's Cabin Om here on Moodoy, DeWitt Holmes wao home from Park. hill for a short visit, W. I. McLean, B. A., of the Vankleek Il1gll enhoel aloft, to home for the Sommer vaa0tion, Mies Anna Moffatt, of Toronto, ie spend ing a three week' vacation at the bump of bee parents here. Wendell 1101m00, of 'Toronto, wee a visitor at the Methodist Persouago, IIs is a eon of Rev. Jae, Holmoo. Mrs, John Denholm left on Wed,,• Relay morning of last week for St. Paul, ?Alone. sate, where the will visit some time with [needs. Mies Ella Barron, who has been at- tending Loretto Abbey in Toronto, for some time past, is spending her holidays at the home of her mother in Blyth, The Orangemen of Blyth and vioioity marched to Byth Methodist (hurcb last Sunday evening, where a epeoial sermon was preached by Rev. John Holmes. Fran!( Anderson i0 able to walk up town, after being owfined to hie tether's home for six wee4(9 with a serious shook of the measles. He to still ve,y weak. The new street sprinkler arrived in the village on Monday and woe given a thor. ough tryout on'T'uoeday morning or feat week, It worked eatiefectorily and 10 an excellent machine. The Bell Telephone Go. has about oom• plated orraugemeuta for the estoblieb meat of a telephone system between Blyth, Auburn and Belgrave. When the scheme i0 completed the three villages will count as one station. PnusaoTA•'I„N.-A very pleasant time wee spent Wednesday `evenieg of last week in St. Andrew's Presbyterian ottani), the event being the presentation to tbe pastor of the church, Rev, Dr. A. MuL au, of a pulpit gown cud puree of money, as a reo0guition of the eeleem eo which be is held by hie congregation. R0freohmonbe were served in the base- ment of the church, after which the nom pang repaired to the auditorium, where an address 1000 rend and a reply given by Dr. McLean, Exoelleut addreaeea were given by clergymen mane The degree of Dootor of Divinity was lately 000ferred ou Rev. Dr. M0L4011 by the Senate of 'Queen's Uulver,ily. Conodtaice. MAT,'1110l41AL.-A0001184 victory may be marked to the credit of Cupid, who ie very busy at hia work of love. On Wed 0eeday afternoon of laat week a large number of the relatives gathered at the residence of John Carter, to witness the merriege of their estimable daughter, Mies Ette, to George Dale, a prosperous and weil•to do farmer of this viainity. At four o'clock, the busy bum of work and excitement subsided for a time, while Rev Mr. Hamilton, of Londeeboro', tied the nuptial knot, after whiob solemn yet pleasing ceremony the guests prepared. for the sumptuous wedding repast, made ready by the genial boat and hostess. The bride who is at all times attractive in appearance n pp ace & d manner, was charm ingly attired in white organdie, trimmed in a most beooming style. The marriage took plaoe ander an arab of evergreens, and the wedding march was played by Min Simla Wheatley. The large number of useful and valuable presents testify to the high esteem fo wbiah the young couple is held. In the ev0111ng, a laree assembly of young people gal hared, and, being as light-hearted and happy se the 000001on r,goired, they gave vent to their merriment by tripping ale "light fan• natio" till the "wee Oma' 'oars" began to grow larger, told the mighty king of day rromenood to shed hie light and radiance em the Eastern sky, when all parted, leaving their beet wishes with the happy bride and groom. May their joys be many. The direction of the Manitoba Cement Company have decided to locate in Mote del. The Canadian Northern foot panee0ger aervioe between Winnipeg and Port Ar. Ihuropened Sunday. Frank Waters attemped to drown him• self by 0rawlillg into the river et Lou. don. He win hauled out and is now iu jell, AR a reenit of an old feud over a bound. ary fence line Oliver Riobardoon shot and fatally wounded Edmund Metbowe, a oolored neighbor in Coluheoter South. t 1 nted Highest Market Price paid for Wool in (;ash or in ex- change for Goods. we itm•o a line Assortment ei YARNS, TWEEDS, CARPETS, FLANNELS, SHEETINGS, KNIT GOODS, ETC., ETC. Custom work such as Roll Card- ing, Spinning, Knitting, etc. attented to as usual. HOWE Opp. Central Motel, Brussels. I Iloeat her` o Goo '� C� We hove loot received a large shipment of new ,node Bailable for the hot weather. Wholesale bouooe are now buoy with hull geode and aro anxious to clear oat Summer goods at a great 404001ion in prices. We took ddventkge 01 this and oan now offer specie' va'uoe in 1110 following linea 1-i''anoy Moe - line, in tine range of colors, in stripes end doral deoigno, worth 18e, for I2}n., ,, Plain Bleak Lawns, 45 inches wide, ouitablo for shirt wafers end 000l droo-or, worth 25o, for 201..,,13160k Meelin0, in lately Moe striped and cheeks, the oorroot tbiug far hot weather, at 18o, 20o and 250,... llIaok Grenadines, due limey effeoto, in fanny striped and nbeoke, very especial at 60c..,.Plain White Lawn, lk yards wide, at 10e,12in and 16e.. Spotted Muslin, in large and email spots, et Bo, 10e, 1241 and Ilia.... Fine White India Linens and Nain000ks, at 12k, 20•,, 25o and $35o.,.,Fino White Organdieo, very special at 15o, 201 and 251.... White and Croom Luetroo, great value at 351 and 50o. We have lust received 147 dozen Cotton Hose, he all eiz•e, at special pewee 1 - Women's Blaok Cotton !lose, full size, a 0uap at 5o and 10o,... Women's Heavy Ribbed and plain Hose, worth 15e, for 124o,,,.Blaok Oat Hose for boys, heavy and strong, feet blank, double knees, Speaal value at 25e, 35oand 80o. Ladies' Pine Balbriggan Hose, H0rmedorf dye, at iso, 20o and 25o. McKINNQN ce 0th., BLYTH. AMIE IrAMMESINVIIMMIKOMMIGOEMSSIE161. AMENIIMIMartliMitIOEMENIES HAVING- PURCHASED THP 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 Slleetings, - Plain Flannels, -Checked Flannels, -Fancy Shirtings, - Ladies' Wool Drees Goods, -Light and Heavy Tweeds, -Underwear for Men and Boys, -Men's and Boys' Stockings, -Ladies' and Children's r( -Boys' Sweaters, -Yarns, all kinds and colors. ;WE WANT YOUR PATRONAGE. & J. LOCKRIDGE BRUSSELS WOOLLEN FACTORY. • Sur;MEF r� .... .,.,. AYS are here and this means that Canned Goods and such Delicacies will be in big demand, such as Canned Chicken, Turkey, Beef, Lobster, Salmon, Smelts, Shrimps, Had(lie, Kippered Herring, Sardines, Lunch Bacon, Pork and Beans, Fresh Herrings, &o. ICE CREAM and SODA FOUNTAIN DRINKS. Fresh Fruits of all kinds. All Goods in our Grocery Depart- ment are New and Clean. TRY OUR 27'0. TEA. W. A. G E AR. • • • • • • • 20 Buggies, Must be Sold this Season. The Finest line to be seen in any town Carriages tangszemairom in Ontario will be found at Ewan & Co.'s Wareroom.s TURNBERRY STREET, BRUSSELS. -We have a full line, dealing with SEVEN of the best Manufac- tories in Canada, besides our own make of rigs. -You can save looney by examining our stock before purchasing. -Satisfaction assured. Prises right. EWAN 84 Co., BRUSSELS.