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DRUGGIST AND DISPENSING CHEMIST.
Natal. rttos Jtem•z.
A ohiel'e amang ye fakir' notes,
An' faith hen prent
Coon weather.
LA OBISPO has been busy.
FALL wheat ie about ready for harvest.
103.
IMEER rapes et Braesele, August 19
and 20.
Pentouss street is receiving a good that
of gravel.
FooT Batt Gmdou Party on Friday
evening, 24th.
BERLIN vs. Brussels Friday of next
wi ek on the Perk here.
r1E Garden Party crop is in full bloom
tied a goad harvest counted on.
A BAND of eipsiee is camped on Queen
street West near the Maitland.
Bowies at Dost for 30 days. Very
beet build. Ewes dI Co , Brussels.
A New tar and gravel roof was put on
the Central Hotel this week by Watson
Ainlay.
R. LEA•rsenneez has purchased a mate
for h,s blank pony and now has two
matched black teame.
WE are clearing Fancy Muelins, Giog•
hams end Drees Goode.
Goo. E. B.Ixo, Wingham.
A COUPLE of rinks from Braesele Bowl.
iug Club expect to take a hand in the
Tournament at London next week.
:Pals Council ahould oompel property
ownera to out the vigorous crop of weeds
growing in some sections of the town.
QUITE a number from here accompanied
the Orange Lodge to Blyth on Monday to
the oelebration there and report a very
enjoyable day.
Tax new metal balcony was put in
place at ,'}Ire. Fletober'e atone this week
and the noticeable improvements are
now about complete.
Caeamossam Foot Ball matoh ou
Vletorie Park, Brussels, Friday evening
of next week. Berlin and Brueaele are
the contesting teams. See it.
A. W. SMITH, son of Walter Smith,
Brussels, writing from Roseland in the
renewal of bia snbeoription to Tax P .sT
says :—"Times are good and weather
fine. Am leaving this week for a trip
North and will likely be away for a
m 'nth or so."
UNCLE Tom's Cabin show was here last
Saturday and gave an exhibition on the
Park. They have a good band and arch
extra. The Co. have 2 oars of their own
to travel from plane to plane. An engine
oame down Monday morning and pulled
their oars to Blyth.
Ieseemon RODE goes to Conn on Tues -
Tail hay on the Agricultural Park was
sold to Wm. Riley, of Morris, bis being
the highest offer,
ANNIi'EReART.—THE POET ie 30 years
old this week, We're getting up in years
but we feel real healthy and strong. We
returu our hearty thanks to oar numerous
patrons.
Dzcnaeuo.—William Robert Thomp.
eon, one of Teeawater'e most prominent
citizens, passed over to the great majora
ty at Saturday morning. He had been
in failing health for the past year, and
became suddeuly worse last week. air.
Thompson was a leading Coneervetive and
a prominent member of the Methodiat
Church. He also took a prominent port
in municipal tffaire, betting served as
Cannoillor, Reeve and County Councillor
for many years. He was the first Coen•
ty Commissioner for the eixtb division of
the Coady of Bruce, retiring only be
oen-e of the many demands, which his
rapidly expanding business made upon
hie time. He leaves a widow, one daugh
ter and five sone. Deceased was a
brother to Joseph Thompeou, Mill street,
Brunets.
PERSONA I, FARM.; RA PIM
Mise Downey is visiting at Chatham.
Mies Laura Nicholls was visiting at
Heneall.
_Goff. Thompson, of Guelph, is visiting
relatives in town.
DeWitt Holmes, of Parkhill, teas in
town on Sunday.
Mrs. Minoan Livingston has gone to
Detroit for a visit,
Jac). and Mre. Garter are visiting rets•
tivee at Owen Sound.
Mies Nellie Ewan is home from a visit
to Constance and Senfarth.
Alias Marg Ritchie is home from Tor
onto for a well earned vacation.
Rev. Mir. Rose and daughters left for
Huntsville on Monday afternoon.
Mre. A. Hewitt, Kincardine, is renew•
ick old acquaintannea in Brussels.
Mise Edna Good is visiting her cousin,
Miss Freda VanStone, io Wingham.
Jno. and Mre. Simmons and family
were visiting at Wroxeter and Harristou.
Mrs. R. N. Barrett, of Wingham, and
children are visiting relatives in Brueaele,
Mies Griffiths, of Toronto, is visiting
Mre. Fred. McCracken, Ttrnberry street.
Mrs. Collinson, of Londesboro', has
been visiting her neice, Mre, I. 0. Rich-
ards.
Mrs. Walker and Mise Emma, of Lon•
don, are renewing old friendships in this
locality.
Miss Jean Ritohie is holidaying with
friende at Stratford, Galt and other
pointe.
day, July 21st., as au arbitrator In eon- Barrister Blair and two eons were on
neotion with pertain changes asked for the siok list during the paat week with
hp pvtitionere from school 68011008 in
Arthur, West Lather, Proton and Egce.
mont. His poll. -agnea are His Honor
Judge M0081! hy, of Orageville, and James
McEwen, County Commissioner,
Drayton.
MusICAL —T. A. Hawkins and three of
hie pups a, Misees Agale Calder, Bertha
Armstrong and Irzzie Bowman, were
sucoesetnt at the muaioal examinations
held in Goderioh on Wednesday of last
wets. Mr, Hawkins took the Ittermed•
late Piano and the young ladies took
Primary, Mine Bowman passing with
honors. We congratulate them on their
,000eee.
W91, Weer, of Lvoneville, Cal., an old
time resident of Brunets, in remitting
subscription to Tat Poor (wbiob by the
way pays up to Jnly, 1007) writes
like Tan Po„ T eery much as it keeps me
in atoms touch with news from my old
home where I spent my boyhood days
and grew to manhood. Those early
aoe0oiationa and sacred ties of friendship
formed will always remind me of happy
times." If others would follow Mr,
Wall's example we would not be at all
grieved.
WEDNESDAY of laet week Hugh Williams
and Miss Grace Aldridge were married at
E.,mondville and are making their home
on Thomas street, Friday evening an
unasked.for serenade of the mould board
and now bell order was given and some
other liberties taken not creditable to
tboee taking part. There was talk of law
on the part of. Mr. Williams bet we
believe the matter hoe beeu settled.
People can very easily get themselves
into a peek of trouble by trespassing on
other people's property in their desire to
be cute,
Tum INTnRunOIAr8s.—Now that Berlin
and Bt. George have settled the semi.
finale in the Intermediate Foot Ball
sense at Galt on Tuesday evening the
moat interesting stags of the champion-
ship is to be entered upon in the finale in
which Berlin and Brunetti will play
home and home matches. The firer
game will take plana at Berlin next Mon
day evening and the seb.to at Brueaele
is down for Friday evening of next week,
o„mmenoing at 6 o'olook on Victoria
Park, Both teams are ready for the
fray and red bob matohee may be expect.
ed. Our boys know that they are pitted
against a strong and well practiced aggre.
gallon 8o will allow U0 ohenoee to page
of making every minute anent on the
ball field, We hope to tees them
win the intermediate dhampionahip ea a
oompanion•pieoe of silverware to the
Junior cup Brunette enured by defeating
the Juniore of Berlin seat week. A big
crowd should Geo the game at Brunets
friday evening of next Melt.
le grippe,
Mrs. F. S. Soots and Miss Mildred
were vi,iiore at Blyth for a few days
this week.
Miss Ethel Creighton arrived home
this week from. Grand Valley for her
vacation.
Alex. floe, who has been bothered with
rheumatism for eeveral weeks, is getting
nicely rid of it.
Mrs. Jno. Lott is away to Memphis,
Miob., visiting relatives for a week or so.
Bert. Lott accompanied her,
Mise Gertie Zilliax, of Listowel, fa
spending a portion of her vacation io
Brueaele with former schoolmates.
Councillor Tbomeon and Leonard
D.iwning contemplate a bueinese and
pleasure trip to Winnipeg and pointe
West.
M1 iss Minnie Moore was here on a visit
from St. Themes but has gone to Ful.
larton to nurse a sink relative for a few
weeks,
Rev. R. Paul was laid up for a few
days with rheumatism in his knee but ie
able to be about again we are pleased to
notice.
Jae. and Mrs, Fox are visiting at Tor.
onto, Niagara, Galt and Paris. Mr. Fox
is attending the Mattocks Grand Lodge at
Toronto.
Mies Eva Watts, of Brantford, is
here on a holiday with her aunts, Mrs,
Kerney, Mre. G. Robb, Mre. J. Speir and
Mre, Angus Lemont.
Misses Attie and Florence Chambers, of
Detroit, are the gueste of Mrs, I. 0,
Riohards, Thomas 'street, The ladies
are oughts of Mre. Riobarde.
Mise Maggie Outbill will buil on the
Allan steamer, "Corinthian," next Wed.
needay morning from Montreal for Glae.
gow, where she goes to vieit relatives,
She was ticketed by W. H. Kerr, of Tax
Pose, looal agent. We with her a good
voyage and pleasant May.
Bert. Ferguson, who hoe paned hie
Brd year exam, in the study of medicine
at Toronto, is spending a few menthe
with Dr. McNaughton, of town, 8ogoaint•
iug himaelt with practices work in the
healing art. He ie a son of D. and Mre.
Ferguson, Teeewater, and a nephew of
Jae, Ferguson, of Grey township.
W. J. and Mre, Crawford, of Winnipeg,
Manitoba, arrived bete Thursday of loot
week to vieit relatives and old friends for
a while. Mr. Crawford oaouples an im.
porlaetposition in his city es Deputy
Grain Inepeetor, looking atter the iaepeo•
tion and grading of ell grain being ship -
pet out 0r through that point, Quite a
staff fa employed. It is 6 yeareeittoe Mr,
Crawford was here, He is the youngeet
eon of S. and Mee. Crawford, William
street, Bruesele, and is a pushing young
men.
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Jae. Bloomfield left this week on a
holiday viett to Toronto where he will
spend a few weeks,
Mrs T. Fiiendebip and Fannie and
Myrtle, of Teeswater, were visiting rola.
tiyee and friends in Brunets last week.
etre. J J. Gilpin is home after a 4
weeks' visit in Owen Sound with her
sister, Mrs. Cavanagh. Johnnie Cavan.
ugh, who hell been so seriously ill, is
e'owly improving iu health.
A former Brueeelite dropped into town
last week from Shoshone, Idaho Terri•
tory, U. S., in the pereon of Will. Forbes,
son tit Mre. John Forbes, of town. Mr.
Forbes likes the West end is icteroated
in meroautile life in that laud of sheep
retnohing and mining movements. He
will return to the West atter a sojourn
for a few weeks with relatives in Brue.
se's and locality, Idailo evidently agrees
with him,
Entrance Examination,
The Board of Eutranoe Examiners for
Seaiorth and the affiliated centres of
Brussels, Wroxeter end Fordwioh, met
at Clinton on July 11th, and the Board
of Entrance Examiners for Clinton and
the affiliated centres of Wingham and
Blyth met at the same town on July
13th.
Candidates who obtained 00 per cent.
or over %rearranged alphabetically in the
Honor Liet, those who obtained 50 per
cent. but lees than 60 per cent, are eimi•
laxly arranged in the Pass List.
The Examination papers were very fair
and covered the work aseigued.
The highest marks taken at the various
centres are Seaforth, 832 ; Brussels, 840 ;
Wroxeter, 820 ; Fordwioh, 814 ; Clinton,
862 ; Blyth, 728 ; and Wiugham, 812.
SEAFOATII,
Honors—
Cordelia Burgard John W. Bubolz
Ellice Bryan Delbert Constable
Annie V. Dorrance V. R. Dorrance
Cecelia Horan James S. Hays
Minnie Laidlaw Soott Hawthorn
May Lookart Hubert Henderson
Mamie Murray Edmund Lacasee
Mary McKinnon Henry F. Larkiu
Irene O'Keefe John W. McKinley
Cantil. Prendergast William Morrow
ClarePiukney Arthur F. Soole
Gertrude B. Reid Oscar VatlEgmoud
Harriet Wilson Ed. Jae, Whittaker
Andrew Arohibald William Wright
Chester Barker
Pass—
Bessie Aitchesou
Evalyn Darwin
Dorene Dever
Lizzie Flanagan
Elisa Holland
Libbie Hart
May Hale
A. Krauskopf
Beatrice Love
Jennie Morrison
Allis Murray
Ln. McMann
Hannah Walsh
Harry Adams
Archie Aitoheson
Gerald Gene
Vincent Darwin
Chas. S. Dickson
James Diokaon
Leo Fortune
Sam. G. Holmes
Hugh Roy Mason
Rose R. McKay
Donald McLachlan
Maggie McKay Grigg MoLennan
Eliza J. Riley Frank MoMiohael
Edna Sperling Mille Shipley,
Maud Shillinglaw Carl Stoddart
Mumma.
Honors—
R. H. V. Browett Levine Edwards
Melvin Bunston Mina Elliott
Grover 0. Gill Mabel Haggard
Harold Hogg Mary Johnston
Leslie J. Lamont Lizzie McAllister
Ronald M. Sinclair Stella MoQuarrie
Willie Stevenson Jennie Rands
Eva Bryane Bessie Smith
Eva May Cameron Maggie Smith
Eva Other Norma Sperling
Pass—
Lorenzo Bray Margaret Ament
Charles Bryane Ceofl ()outlet
Russel Lowry JeeeieElliot
Thos. McDonald Carrie R. Jaokeon
Norman MoNaught Mabel McDowell
Fred. Pugh Maggie McDonald
H. V. Richards Lottie Sperling
Jas. 0. Thompson Leena 'Taylor
Annie Alderson
Wnoxe'run.
Honore—
Frank Arde1l
Ernest Bray
Roy Hamilton
Roy MoLaughlin
Russell Moffatt
Cheater Smith
Chris. A, Wright
PASS—
May Rance
Mabel Stewart
Lottie Stoma
May Smith
Edythe Torrance
Lyall Brown
Gifford Crich
Pass—
Alma Armstrong
Pearl Bradford
Berne Annie Diehl
Mabel Her
Evlena McCartney
Florence McNeil
Nellie McGregor
Earle Seale
Russel Soots
Jolio Shipley
William Taylor
William Wiseman
Nixon Welch
Ifeue Pearson
Maggie Mellis
Lillian Reid
Gordon Gauld
Stuart Jaoltson
Henry O'Brien
BLv1'H.
Honors—
Annie E, McGowan Laura Phelan
Stella Nethery Colin Tingled!
Pass—
Martha Armstrong Ella Taylor
Maggie L Elliott Robert J. Brown
Jemima Fingland Stanley Buohanan
Pearl Gidley Oliver Hunking
Ethel Govier William J. Nichol
Coral MacArthur Charlet Sunder000k
Lizzie M oBrien Cecil Vail
Florence M. Somere Roland Vincent
Annie Stuart Basil Wallace
1VINca1u.
Grace Aylesworth
Katie Hader
Ella P. Mulholland
Florenoe J. Rae
Jennie Snell
Bessie Strong
Brunt Andrew Wm. W. Weir
Stew. McNaughton Lizzie Crawford
Thoe, Wella
lonnwlca.
Honors—
Martha Manton
J. Hainebaek
Sadie Montgomery
Earl S. Portnoy
Patel—
Martha. Bell
Emma Goggin
M.O. Hutchinson
Ada Strome
Ethel U. Strome
CLINTON.
John R. Lynn
Art, H. Spottou
Wm. F. Wallets
Hazel E. Spence
Mary M. Spence
Richard L. Carter
Wm. Schaefer
Honore --
Evelyn A. Clark
Marion Dunlop
Abbie Green
Sadie Holmes
Hattie Holloway
David Forrester
Chrieto A. Hall
Whichart 31008100
Carman Hall
Carol Heywood
Edna Jackson lred. Hill
Katie Jamieson William McQueen
Roselle Livermore Rebore McKenzie
Gertrude MaTevfeh Knox Mair
Nora Noebitt Ernest Pearen
Bertha Olson Franois Shepherd
Honors—
Grace S. Adair
Ida A. Brandon
Ruby P. Davidson
Elizabeth M. Fry
Mabel Geddes
Marg. J. His000ke
Edna Iebister
Lydia Sow
Vern Knechtel
Martha L. Lang
Alicia K. Lowe
Alice Mann
Olive M. Manners
Bessie H, Marealee
Pass—
Nettie Cottle
Edith Johnson
May Lamont
Maggie Muir
Lavinia Pearen
Emma Sanson
Susan P. Soots
Mabel C. Snell
Laura Strachan
Flo. H. Von Norman
May Macon
Marg. E. Musgrove
Mar. P. McPherson
Marjory D. Rose
Hazel Rnncfrnan
Millie Turner
Wellington Adams
George Aitchison
Robert Cruickshank
Robert King
Robert MoBee
Clarence Wilson
Thomas Wilson
Howard Campbell
Elliott Fleming
Everett Glenn
Richard Howson
Percy Kerr
Henry G. King
Charles Little
John Mason
Gordon Murchison
Dmtoan McGillivray
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Foot Ball Jottings.
The Atwood Bea of last week says :—
Brneeele junior football team are the
obampione in the junior W, T. A. series,
having defeated the Berlin juniore in
borne and home games by 8 goals to 2.
The tinct genie in Berlin was won by
Brussels by 2 goals to 1, and on Tuesday
evening in Brunets the same teams play.
ed e draw, 1 to 1, As goals count, Brut&
seta wine the round and the champion-
ship. We are pleased to see the coveted
prize won by a Northern town, If Brue-
eels intermediates also win their eerier,
the Brueselitee will be justly proud of
their boys. We hope to see them do it.
Speaking of the Junior Championehip
the Berlin Record remarks ;—The Junior
Royals pct up the finest football .of the
esseon in the final gams at Brunets on
Tuesday for the Junior Championship of
the W. P, A. and held the fast looais to
a tie -1 all. But all Brueaels lied the
Ind of n goal from the fief game, they
win the honors for this year. The Ben
lin boys have nation to be proud of their
allowing. Getting into the finale the
fleet year ie a good record.
THE 10 rt i o 6DIATEe,
In the semi -finale for the Intermediate
ohampionebip for Western Ontario the
Berlin and St. Genrge teams have bad
quite a ohase and Brussels was epeoielly
interested owing to the fact that they
were pitted against the winners in Ibe
finals. The Berlin paper reports last
Friday evening's match le tbat town as
follows :—The Royale a0d St. George
football c!nbe are no farther advanced in
the championship recta than they were a
week ago. They played a tie game—one
goal apiece on Friday evening tit the
park. With the provions tie at St.
George it ie atilt a tie. About 400 per.
sone caw the game—over 100 coming up
by special train from St. George. Others
drove in from Heapeler, Plattevtl'e, Dun•
deo and other places. The game was a,
dandy frons a speotorial point of view.
There was a lot of brilliant playing, more
individual than combination, and the
crowd rooted more than at any previous
h ..0
A . c t
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ulckiy
if you wish to take advantage of the low
prices we are quoting during our great Mid -
Summer Clearing Sale. We have no Cheap
Goods to offer but we have a nice assort-
ment of Inexpensive Goods for hot
weather, which we are anxious to clear out
at Greatly Reduced Prices.
THIS 8,11LE WILL .INCLUDE
SHIRT WAISTS
We haven't very many left but whet we have will be eold at Bargain
Prices—$t 00 for $1,25 ; 31.50 for $1.15 ; $1 85 for $1 00 ; $1 25 for 96o ;
$1,00 for 80o.
WHITE WEAR
This is where we shine. In the first place our White
Wear has ah important feature that you will not find in any
other—IT IS ALL DOUBLE STITCHED, and in the
second place, no better value can be procured ANYWHERE.
SKIRTS -75o, $1.00, $1.26, $1 60, $176, $2 00, $2 50 and 33 00, all going
ata redaction of 20% and there ere some beauties.
GOWNS -60o, 76o, $1,00, $1.25, 31,50 and $2 00—to be cleared at 20%less,
DRAWERS -260, 40o, 50o, 76o and $1.00—all marked down 20%
CORSET COVERS -26a, 40o, 60o, 75o, $100 end $1.25—to be sold at
20% discount.
SUMISIER GOWNS
Perhaps you need something in a dainty, sheer fabric for a 000t dress.
We have it—a pretty muslin, dimity, organdie or voile, regular from 10o np
to 60o, reduced 25%,
Or if you wish something mole dreeey we have atilt a fen pretty
grenadine°, very ebyliuh knot vollee, handsome orepo de chimes, oanvan
vgilee and silk warp paplins, regular £rim 50e op to $160, reclined 25%.
Or if you want a knock about dress for holidays you should have a
pretty Gingham, a Madras, a Chambray, a Magnet Twill or a Belfatt
Rapp, (ootton Berge) regular from 120 up to 30o, rednoed 25%,
We can't tell you about half the pretty things
but come and see for yourselves.
mOtOmmmommeadawwwormulamdd
—August Designere 100 Groh or 80o per year.
—August Fashion Shade Free, Augoet Patterne from 10u to 20o.
ham
game. Jaok Sohn, of Preston, was the
referee, and hie deeteioue were more than
once away off. It's a bad sign when an
rfficial reverses hie denieione, ens thin
wise done Friday. No one doubts hie
desire to do right, or his conscientious•
nese in being tgnere, but his judgment
wits not °erreot, But neither team can
say that his decisions kept them from
winning. The contest was fast, cheok
iug keen, and three•tocrthe of the play
was in St. George territory. Our for.
wards poured 0 allot atter shot, but got
through only one. That one Beller bead
ed iu on a pretty corner kiok by Sheriffs.
The Saint's only goal was tallied after
two minates play by the finest ormbina-
tsun rush and flying shot even here for a
long time. The visitors have played
eleven games this year, iuoludiug exhibi-
tion getmee and haven't lost one.
Some 1,300 people saw the Berlin Roy-
ale defeat the St. George intertnedlatee
in the W. 1. A. semi finale et Galt on
Mionday evening by 2 goals to 1. The
St. G'erge team was a000mpetlied by
abnat. 200 supporters, and these and some
150 Berliners made the rooting at time
distinctly lively. From start to finieh
the game wee a tine exhibition of Bret•
olaee football. The St. George forwards
are exceptionally fast trod Berlin's splen-
did detouoe was seterely taxed on many
ocoaeione. Both teems moored in the
firm half and Berlin got their eeoond and
winning goal on a long idiot from Rosch•
man is the eeoond half. For St. George
Patton and Bell, ou the defeoue, and Hill
On the forward line, played a strong
game, and Heller and Saharrer and
Odroweltt were towers of strtngtb on the
Berlin lineup. Mr. Armstrong, of Tor
onto, was the referee.
MoPazneite—Io Binsoartb, Man., on
June 29th, to Mr. and Mre, 3'. R.
MaPheraon, a daughter.
AP.AR,Rrm..Z.
MoPacneo,—Fonnss —,At the home of
the bride, on July 8, by Rev. Alfred
Andrew's, of Walton, Mr. John Mo.
Pberaou to Mies Emma J. Forbes,
dtntthter of Mre. Janitenn Stitt, all of
McKillop,
JULY 16 I,90i3
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r1'be value of Parisi Green
depends upon its killing
power. That's what you
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ity is dear at any price.
Our Paris Green
is bought direct from the
manufacturer. Its !purity
and strength are guaranteed.
It is the best and goes far-
thest and costs no more than
the ordinary sort.
250. PER POUND AT
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ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
AN A 1 driving bores for Bale.
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881! JOHN BROADFOOT.
House and lot for sale or to rent,
Medium street, frame and good garden, ou
John street, Braes ale. Apply at TEE poem.
Fon Senn —A good lot on Alexeuder
street. Naar school and poetof leo ; good
garden, Apply to WO, MAR'1lN,
01.0 Brueaele.
Ater pereon wiehing to buy a hay rack
would do well to mill on the it udereigu.d.
He has it number of them Iter sale, DANL.
N7,ABEL, Lot 94, Oen. 18, Grey.
Voters' List, 1903,
nm0IOIPeLryy of ran TOWNana' or 0050x.
Notice le hereby Riven. thatl have trans-
mitted or delivered to the perilous mention-
ed insections 8and 9 of the Ontario Voters'
Liet Act, the copies required by such section
to LO 80 transmitted or delivered, of the list,
made pursuant to said net, of all persons
appearing by the last revised Assessment
Boll of the said Municipality to be entitled
to vote in the said Municipality at elections
for members of the Legislative Assembly,
and at Municipal selections. and that the
said list was first posted up in my orrice, at
Ethel, on the lath day of July, 100 t, and re-
mains there fur inspection, Electors are
called upon to examine the said list, and if
any omissions or guy other errors are found
therein, to tune Immediate pro0eedings to
have the amid errors oarreeted according to
law. JOHN Mo1NTOSH,
Clerk.
Dated at Ethel,15th day of July, 3908.
A GREAT
Anna._
580E
,f) CLOTHING SPECIAL
F012 ONE 4 EL'K
COMMENCING SATURDAY MORNING.
A lucky purchase of 5 eases of Men's, Ladies' and
Children's Shoes at less than it cost to make the
goods. The 5 cases to be sold in one week. This
means some great price cutting.
The Cheapest Shoes you ever saw
Only 1 week, Commencing Saturday
Men's and Boys' Beady -to -wear Clothing. We have
more Clothing than we want at this season and will
make Extra Special Cuts in Prices during this next
week.
Men's Odd Pants, Overalls, Men's Suits,
Boys' Suits, Men's Odd Vests, Boys' Knickers
Don't forget we are clearing all Summer Goode suck
as Mullins, Lawns, Prints, Gingbanls and Curtain
Goods at Cost.
The Cheapest 'Dress Goods in Brussels.
tom?,="Q3=".=.,•=ic="=iv'i
HARRY A. ATCHETT
Garfield House, Brussels.
Butter and Eggs taken as Cash, •