The Brussels Post, 1903-8-13, Page 5a
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BUSINESS CARDS.
" fONEY TO LOAN A.P 6 P1;lt
cent. F. B, BUOTT, Breese's,
"{AT H. MuOBAOKBN--
dTooat .Gr008ry. loouor of Atnrriltgo Liopnepa, C!-
, 11"1 )burly r•traet, ltrnaepla,
1.41ARMS 1001i l3ALL-511'11111 UN•
.A. DnnergNE» hassovnral good lianas for
sale and 0 rout n tomo n 1 bi Nle
t nay e t 1 Ynel 1
atsJprtltland Oiu 1' Brue
t s' H 8t1U1 apt
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT.
MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN,
-TB &OHE1i OF -
PIANO - AND - ORGAN,
13RVaSEX+N, omoT .
ROBERT CUNNiNGHAMI
Iile0HAN08,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
E. Estelle Griffin
TEACHER /1F 1'INCF, l!IIL'rifittt
Pupil of Miss Eva N. Roblyu, of Leedou.
Pupils prepared for Ooneorvntory exams,
131's ill visit ler0s0018 ovary Tuesday.
Leeeono given at the home of W. H. Kerr,
John street. _
J. LECKIE,
LIFE AND FINE INSIIRANOE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
MONEY TO LOAN AT 41, df d 5 Per Cent.
Oafoo over Horsley's Drug Store,
Nov. ard, 1902. 30•Sm Brussels.
Wellington Mutual
Fire lusurguec CO.,
EeTABLiernlD 1810
Insurance taken on the cash and premium
lnno sewllilere call cornet
the undersign ed A1gent
of the Company.
GEORGE 010GER8, Brussels,
AUCTIONEERS.
Til S. SCOTT AS AN AUOTION-
1 • BEM, will sell for butter prices, to
batter men, In less time and lees (Merges
he won't clharg anything, in
toa aast nd Hurorn
can always be arranged at this office or by
pommel application.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,--
T110 nndereigued, who is well 00quainted
throughout the mist part of the County
and who hoe bad business wttb a large Mr -
ale und lttetabegs of
the communitythat
taken out an A1101101100r'e License for the
County of Huron and offers his services to
all purposing t0 holt sales.
THOS. NEWSOME, Brussels.
VETERINARY.
R
U. WARWICK_
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Ontario Vet-
erinary Honor fe, ndprep
I the n V
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dis-
eases y College, it prepared to treat all 1et0- domesttuatad ierattte In a compet-
ent
Vet ri nryr, PertisnDaphne!.
r 1118 pion paid t -
t
Veterinary . 01 0loud Cans-amptiy at-
tended to. OIDOe and Iuarmttry-Four doors
North of bridge, '9o1'nberrys ., Snivels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
YXT M. SINCLAIR
`
V1' Barrister, 801111Mr, Conveyancer,
Notary Publio, Eco• Of11oe-8 towart'e Bleak
1 floor North of Central Hotel,
Solicitor for tho.Standard Stank.
G• F. BLAIR, BARRISTER, SOL-
I0ITE10, Bre , BRUSSELS. -
..Marie over Standard Raub I Solicitor for
Township o1 Grey, Rmwlo lc Mu teal and the.
Metropolitan Bank. Private )let Company
money t0 loan 181 lawaet 110108.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M' NAUGHTON.
M. 0., C. 05,,
Trinity Duiyoralty, Follow Trinity Modioal
Celine, M cher College of Phyeiolane and
tjpr0aope ht. Licentiate o! the ItoynlOol-
logue of C' yaiptane and Licentiate o! Mid-
wifery Edinburgh. Of-TelephoneNo.14,
Re0itlonee-81111 street, Bru0eal0.
DENTISTRY
. DR, R. P. FEILD,
1685195095 •
Graduate of the ltayal Collage of Dental
Burgeons of Ontario and First Masa Honor
Graduate of Toronto University,
Ctlloe
next to Brower'° Photography,
BRD88EL8.
MAKE TJP YOUR MIND
To ATTEND
Fall Term begins Sept. lst
Two 0001'000-Cmnmerclol and Shorthand.
Send for College Journal.
C. A. FLAMING, A. $. MOINTYBE,
President, Secretary,.
CLES
British Colombia.
Medi (.editor Shingles
AND---'
North Shore
Pine and Cedar
FCB SALE AT THE
Brussels Planing 11i11s
Also Doors and Sash of all Pat
terns on band or made toorder
at Short Notice,
g,tes Furnished for all
{�jptl'm 0j [3giltiiniic. Workman•
Ship and Material Guaranteed.
P. r ENT
s3t'r"Si TSxia3P:=41
Fall Torm opsns hsps. 1st
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT,
Krone ttf noisiness Colleges have
applied to its for Our graduates, to a0t
190 t0aoher their io
e in ole i h o0 le, P1150to
o r n n
the 1151 i ' oo qO era loott 1 .oras g -
Y
K
1110 of our SOHO to defend. Thong-
Ando
en now
aide of our neuter students are now
^yjlit(i` fl ell g l r 1 Y
In. business Jiro. Write for our hied•P
some eatalneno.
W. J. BLLTOTT, Prtnelpal• I
Mrs. T. W. Conon. aril dliseos Liao'a
Forguaon and 19 h 1 Orel...Ilion ft •ware,
Pira, 11, L. 1 -1. 111 Plied C:trrl0
llingetnn. The net nr steno totalled
anent $38,00 au•:I rl I la n lmrrks,s ement
' of a feud to he dr,a".d to toe ;merman of
an individual o •tninunioll get 1.151 the
Methodist Chtlr0h, undertaken by a Mint.
b •r of lading 01 the oongrogalion,
Ips 1 111,
A. Waltbt't'er end Ws Malt mvlsd three
car u f brielc that were elf) 101) to Ta via•
n f t
a
L1
took,
D. 141.. 111u13eath hoe purohaood the
handsome brink residouuo vn Wostinore.
land area belonging to Capt, 13. \ Toro
DL..2e -,> tm�Iv dE'�db Bance, of Uitnton.
Harold Edmunds, of the Cane ion
Bank of Oommoroe staff, 0.ttown, was a
visitor at the home of hie parents, Rev.
and Mtg. J. 19 Imondo.
Prat etc :tele l A lawn social under the auepioea of
the Ladies' Aid :moiety of St. Andrew's
church was hold on the ohurah grounds
r
Co L weather for August.
L1an1 frosts hove made their toppear-
0nue,
A. 0. U. W. will meet Friday evening
of next week,
Roam, eohoole open next Monday for
the Nal! term.
QUITE a number of oases of Toneilitis
in this locality.
EAST HURON Fall Fair at Breese's on
Thursday amd Friday, Oat. 1 & 2.
F. DowOINo wort the umbrella in the
howling competition on Brnesele lawn.
1.181ty0551 will be well in hand by the
middle of next week Crops tore good,
THE Soho ,1 Board will not meet on
Friday evening as there is no epeeist
business to transact.
Too profits from the Union Fermate'
Exouroion to 'Guelph on the Kiuoardfuo
branch of the W. G & B. amounted to
$267 25.
Bnueeor,s Maooabee Tent sent repre
sentatives to the faunal of W1n, G
Quinn, of Hebb Wawnnosh, a brother
Knight, teat Monday afternoon, In
ternlOnt wits made at Blyth.
EMI= H. one of the K -age of the
Oaoadien 11151!, formerly owned in Wing
ham, won the 2.04 olaes, parte $1,000, at
13et/olo, on rl'bur0day of last week. He
was driven by Ed. Goers. The time was
21%208;208}.
1t. S. Pi1TJN, formerly editor and
proprietor of the Atwood 1380, and a ou0
time member of TUE poor stall, is awl
dearly taking a lively interest in the
-firths of Ir, (note, 0.et., in which plane
he ie now publishing the St, Lawrence
News. Fla has been appointed 8earetary•
L'reosnrer of the Iroquois cheese hoard,
RAozs.-The roan at Brussels are to be
held 00x1 Wednesday and Thursday,
August 10114 and 20th, and they prom se
to be first Mass, the beet ever seen in the
County. The treat ie fast and 11 1are
entry is assured. The alaesee"Mre 2 40
trot ; 2 50 pace ; 2 80 paoe or 2 26 trot ;
2 23 pace or 2 `LO trot ; 2 19 pace or 2 15
trot ; Fcee.for•all trot or pace ; and 8 year
old trot.
A GREAT Bono0L-The Oenlral Batri•
nese College of Stratford is the eahool
that enjoys a great reputation for planing
Its gradnales as teachers in outer buoinesa
I ea'n o a large patronage and
colleges.t o
1 Y g p 6
F young men an
to placing g man y yon a and women
w
in good business poei.ione. Write to the
College for a oatntogue. W. J. Elliott,
the Principal, will be pinged to seed you
one if you are interested in to business
adulation,
Bowr,ioo.-The Goderioh Bowling 01nb
ham decided to hold he tournament on
Thursday and Friday of this week. In.
vitatione were issued to alube throughutit
Western Ontario, end there will be to Targe
and distinguished gathering of the men
who pursue the kitty in atteedance. The
tournament is being held on the club's
green, West street, whish is one of the
pret'iaet greens in the country, and is in
flue ahepe thin year. There are trophy, 1
toosooiatlon and oonsolatinn matchep, end
the following benutifel prizes are Offer•
ed :-Trophy match ; 1.1 pr've, four
handsome cane, each containing a half-
dozen silver knives and (arta with peat(
handles ; 2nd pr'zo, four heavy oat glass
berry bowls. Association match 1 let,
four solid leather snit gteeo ; 2nd, four
extra heavy out glass water bottles.
Ooloolatiou metol ; lot, two dozen cut
gleno tumblers (preeentnd by the ninon
ante of Geduld) ,• and, four superior
quality Wedgewood plio9ere. Diu:mete
is represented by two rinks,
Paoaiowopo Oostoiner.-O.ving to the
cool weather sant Friday evening the
Garden Party announced to be held on
the gr0n0ds of W. F. Stewart, James
street, was transferred to the Town Hall,
and took the plana of a 13ronenadg. Oon•
oert. The program presented wag an
excellent one toed aoneieted of choice
gramophone eeleetions under the direotfon
of Mk. W. H. Stewart ; well rendered
instrumental 0rloe by H. L. and Mre.
Jackson and W. A. Grower, with violin,
piano and garnet ; a line trombone solo
by W. A Brewer, toaoompanied by Mies
Jean Ma.Lauoblin ; reoitatione of a high
order by Mies Winnie MoGnlre, Mien
Nora Maundsre and Miss Minnie Mo.
Naughton ; solos by Mies ()aerie Bing.
Eton, "A Japanese Love Song" ; Mies
Nora Ho rime, "The Star Tide" ; B. J.
MOLan0hIirt, "Por the Kiug" ; and Leo.
lie herr, "The Troubadonr". °Little
Dorm's Soliloquy," 'a chortle by Hazel
Simmons, Minnie E Iwarde, Vera Ainley
and Stella Gerry ; "The Trio" by Pearl
Baektr, Clara Simmons and Frank Gerry.
There were also two drilla presented, the
first being the May Pole 1n which Peall'
and Laura Lea'herdole, Barbera Mo-
Eelvov, Maggie Blair.uohlin, 0 lie Moon•
sy, Eva Doubow, Carrie' MoOraaken,
Nettie Brown, Luella Rose, Beatrice
Howe, Myrtle Thompson, May Watt,
Argo Roes, Jessie Cunniegharp and Win•
ni01410Quire took pert. The gene was
little Mise Margaret Cousley, The otos.
ing number wan a flag dri,l in whish the
Naliouel song,"We'll fight for the grand
old flag" ie sang. The young ladies talc.
ing part were Mie'ea Carrie ldineaton,
)?ostia Mitchell, Lizzie and Hattie Down
ing, Minnie Walker, (Jerrie Slaeir, 11,
and M. Roast!, 111. Caution, Luella and
Georgia Roes, Lillian Mooney, Nora
Maunders, Mildred Soolt, Mabel Zimmer,
Maggio MoLauohlin, Clara Hunter, Tena
Sample, Mamie and Addie Cardiff, Van.
Mie Thompson and Leo Onrry. Rev. T.
W, Gonne taaitoted a0 chairman in a
very aoaeptable manner. There were
6 departtnonts of business oarried on
during the evening under the direction of
the following ladies ;--See °roam, Mrs.
W. F. Stewart and'Mtg. T. Nicholls 1
dandy and bananna table, Mrs A. Orme.
ley end Mine Hattie Downing; tea table,
Mrs, Watson Ainley and Mre, Gordon
Mooney ; peanuts, Migoee Li2Efe Down•
ing and teems Sample ; aprons, t@a.,
on 1 ridgy eveuiug of last week
Jas, end Mrs. Mala able, a000mpan led
by W. and Mrs. Brydone, of Clinton, left
on Monday of last week, for Atlanlio
City, Now Jersey, where they will (pend
some t'me hi enjoying the ocean breezes.
Nitholes Ctiming hue sold hie farm, lot
1, don 8, Blume, foetus sop John, who
will take poseeesioo next Spring. The
farm contains 119 acres and is one of the
oboioeot farms in Morris township, The
Bale pried was $7300. John Oum'ug is
at pre. ant residing on a farm in GOdniah
township. Niaholae Coming will move
to Blyth when he quits the farm and
o.j ly the fruits of an indnstrious and
frugal life,
1'3'oriiwicIs.
A. W. Moots, late editor of the Record,
left for Toronto.
74 boxes of butter was ohipp d to Tor
onto from Springbank Creamery for mold
storage,
0. W. Riley, of Ingereall, shipped a
oar of eheee° frotn Fordwieh factory to
Ingersoll. paid Price p c id wne 9 5/16 cents.
At the last regular meeting of Comet
Elowiok, No. 84, 0, 0 F , Custer Ed
wards was appointed Reuordirg Sone
tory,
The bridge jun Weal of the village
whioh has been in an unsafe condition
for heavy train: for a line time has been
repaired.
The Royal Template have started a
literary content, whioh i0 to teat two
months, Misses Lizzie Brown and Della
Gibson are oaptaine,
Blake Cook, who has been clerking in a
drug otore in Toronto, was home for a
few dept. He left for Norietowo, N. J ,
where he has accepted a situation in a
drat store.
O. Plaunlz had a narrow escape at W.
Hamilton's quarry on the 8Th don. He
woo engaged in blasting limestone. He
lit the fnseand threw the metol bohiud
hit) and i0 is supposed it fell into a pail
of powder, whish he bad set down.
After ligating the face he turned and ran
away with the pail of powder, but had
not proceeded far when it exploded. His
left arm was badly burned so that the
outer akin wee pealed off ; hie trousers
and shirt wore burned on the left gide
and his eyebrows were scorched. Mr.
Phillips, who was standing near, hurried
to hie rescue end it was not long before
Conrad was out ofdanger.
Yltrisehhttin.
Flax palling o mmeuaed last week,
Ort Bros., the new landlords tot the
Dingley House, are:in poseemeion.
Mrs, (Dr.) Towler was seriously ill for
a few days during the past week.
Geo. McKenzie has returned home from
Manitoba, where he has been for the past
three menthe.
Jim, Walker Imo purchased the brick
cottage on Joho street, opposite the
Baptist church.
Nearly 700 .tickets were eo'd at the
Wingham et Won for the Sabbath School
Exonrsiolto Kinoardine.
1 0. F. excursion to Detroit on Satur-
day, Aug,. 16th. Return fare on boat
from Sarnia to D. troit is 50o. -
Rev. T. and Mrs. Reiland Master ]Earl
were spending a couple of weeks with
relatives at Owen 'Boned, Minford and
other points.
I nr amen atr i
Thos. gteg y has work on his
lot opposite the Town Hall, 1aking out
earth preparatory to bnilding the fogad
ati0n of a block.
R 0. Maguire, of the let line of Morrie,
has eol11 one of hie 100 tore terms to Wm.
Clegg of this town. The new proprietor
will get posseesionlon the 16th of next
Mpruh, '
t8l
,t `, L1
The Donnell is ongniring into tl e
aMobility ,.f purrs, „ ¢the plant of
1110'SVinghan, I9•eotrie1,:ht lu
Wesley WValk'-r has a,.d his laude and
10'- 0.1 P drink sorsa! to ,1•t , 4Va r, 051., of
(d'0attnuan, lir, }Nair ,a rete ril.g from
farming and will move to town is the
00851 fotmre,
Bylaw No 488, 1903, woo wood at
the lee O',anolt meeting ilxiuit 1110 rata
of taxation at 21 mills on the dollar,
made up tie It foltowo:--,1'nx•n rates 14 1 5
mtllo ; ecu riy rate 4,6 Iii I ; oohool rate,
6 mllle.
Geo, U Manna attended the Western
Ontario Travellere pion[) tot Port Stanley
and, won the first prize in the two raen
in evhioh visiting merchants were allowed
4a'oonlpets, He a so played in the game
of Rounders with laoud01, team against a
Toronto team and had the honor of nor.
ing the first run, •- -
(grows. in, -
Mrs. J. D. Hinohley, of Constance, wee
the guest of Mrs, John Mlleon,
Mre, C. K. Willmott, of Apple, was
visiting her parents Jno. end Mre. Evans
for a few days.
Rev. I. M. Webb, B. A„ of Brussels,
°rumpled the pulpit in St. Stephen's
airmail on Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid, of Gorrie Methodist
ohu•ab, gave to Musicale -at the home of
lire, G. W. Strong, on Friday.
0. W. Plakford, of Washington, D. 0 ,
is 'visiting hie 'rioter )°.law, Mre. Wm.
Earngoy, of the 8th con, Howiok.
P. P. Ayleowarth Bald his 150 Isere
farm South of town, to John Hyudmen,
of Minto, for $6860. Mr. Hyndman wfll
take poeoeeoion on March let 1904.
S. 0. Rothwell, having Bold out his
boot,and shoe -business ie Lietowel, ham
returned to town and will have oharge of
the shoe department far T. Andrew's,
A oar loaded with coal jumped the Did
ing on Wednesday evening of last week
and gave the workmen some trouble to
replace it owing to the immense weight.
Clioeton.
23 mills WI the duller is Clinton's
tax rate.
The proposed Waterworks apnea will
00st 0•inton $53,700.
Tuesday ccs Otvio Holiday. An ex.
elision to Port Dover was one attrautiou.
Arranpemente are in progress for Clin-
ton Gun Club tournament to be field here
Oat. 7 and 8
Clinton bowlers have received a special
invitation through W. Jkokeon to attend
the Niagara bowling toarnumeut.
Several of the threshers in this district
are using the wind etaoker, whish is
proving to be a great saver of labor, au
important oonefderation these times.
J. Roneford and W. Jackson, two of
our moat aotive business men, attend the
Chambers of Commerce meeting to be
held in Montreal from the 18ht to the
22nd.
"MELOTTE"
CreaM Separaloll
75,000
LN
DAIL Y
USE
Ball bearing, with frictionless, self.
balancing and enepended bowl and
spindle.
The "Afelottt" has taken the highest
honors. It yields $10 to $26 extra profit
per cow each year. It sane time, labor,
apace, Marmite, ice and water.
Gat information as to other portion.
Ian from
F. SPARLING
AGENT, BRUSSELS.
joaj't Scold
Your boys and
girls because
their shoes don't
stand the strain,
Maybe they
were not good
ones!
Inspect aur line
of school boots
and shoes.
Made to stand the wear and tear—good,
stout leather, flexible soles, strongly
stitched, good appearance. -
Moderate in price.
Lasting quality. '
Here are a few of our many convincing
prices:-
-Girls' Shoes from "0o upwards ; Boys' Shoes from 80o to $1.601 Ohildrea'o
from Ade to $J< 00. Alec fine stock of Ladies' and Gents' Shoes at Popular Prices.
-40 our Harness Department tv0 are offoriug Speoial Itodnoed Prfooe in Ply
Note, Duetere, tilos Single I3arnoes at prim that will earprise you. Remember we
handle no Factory Homes and we Moo guarantee every set we put out, team or
single. Good assortment of Trunk. and Valises.
Ilwsoomo1030o,uD wllig 0. R1CHARDS
.
0
A pinch in aonnootlon with St Joseph's
ellen 1,, ••„ the gronndo of Goo. h•trquher,
11[1.1, 11 be lfald on Aug. 20,h. -
0 ,• a -. a reported that for oho fix
riot t/, tor 1,..9 June 80th there wore 1.1
n1,1u15. S- births and 16 deaths
Tho quarterly board of Wesley uliureh
has granted Rev, Mr. Manning 8 ,01011113'O
holidays, to taste effeo0 daring title
month
Ten coaches tool( filled creme ap from
Novella Thursday 1 g 11 , o the
u rut n rl n n
ti
dlwsoniu Excursion, Thera were 27
tlokele sold Isere.
Mise H. Combo, who hue been orgapiot
of the Ontario otreot Plumb for some
time has rooigned. She ie euooeeded by
Mies Carol Newoombe.
Robert Shepherd, brioklayer, has sour.
ed employment on the pew Armory
building in London, and has dealded to
permanently reside there,
A.t1,4110va'001.
Monday was the town's 01vi0 holiday,
Arrangements aro being /Pads for a
oouoert, to be bold in the Methodist
Church, on the 17th of August,
Russell Taylor left last week for Mon.
treat, where he hue secured a positive
with the Dominion Express Co.
Wm. Coghlia left for Iiia home in Maui
tuba, after emending nearby two moths
visitiagfriends in this neighborhood,
Mies J, 1o1. Green, milliner, of Brandon,
arrived home last week, and wi.l opeud a
Moon holiday with her mother in town.
Mies McAllis(r, missionary, is spend
ing a short time at her home in town
previc00 to leaving again for the armee of
her former labors in Liberia, Africa.
Rev. A. J. Saaudere has returned to
town after enjoying a mouth's holiday
trip in Manitoba and aha West, and re•
sumed his dntiea in the Baptist Ohoroh
on 50uday.
Bylaw No. 437, to prevent the use of
all publio streets and lanes for private
drains and sewers, for the draining, car.
rying and conveying of refuse, filth or
anything injurious to publio health, was
passed through the various stages and
finally adopted by the sown Council.
Constable ;Kay was appointed special
officer to see the provisions of the fore•
going by-law oarried out,
' J. R. Grant and Co , have claeed their
business on the Thompson oarn0r and
are removing the stook to J. K. Briohor'e
Fortner stand on the East side of Wallace
street, where they will open out agate.
John'1'hompson and Fred. Wright have
entered 1000 partnership and hen per•
abased a new stook of dry geode and
groceries, and will open out a genera'
store on the corner a0 soon as the im
provemente whish they intend making in
the building have been completed.
The Medicine HatNews of July 301h,
furniohee the following particulars of the
drowning of W. J. Gilkioonn, of Elmo, in
the South Saekatobewan river on the 26th
ult. :-"On Sunday a young man named
W. H. Gilkioson, who was working at J.
1'. Bell's ranch, up the river same twenty
miles, was drowned while bathing. He
went into the river alone, and getting into
the current was carried 'off hie feet and
drowned. Oilkineon mould nut ewim,
and it might be remarked that it
is a very foolish thing to do, to
go into tho river being unable to
swim. The young man was aged 23
years, and hie home was near Newry, in
Perth County, Ontario. The funeral
takes place this afternoon at 14 30 from
the Salvation Army barracks, to the pub-
lio cemetery,"
Oft tin .Mau N0w,a.
John Heppler, of New Hamburg, died
suddenly.
A Hull Que„ physician was fined $25
for pramiei0g in Ontario.
The epitome in Plympton and Warwick
did about $20,000 damage,
The Ontario 0111850 of Ph annoy has
a balaooe of assets of $61,969 89.
Plympton township was swept by a oy.
alone. Hail fell to a depth of 3 inches.
John Abell of Toronto, weB•known ma
ahinery manufacturer, died Friday night.
John Oroolq an aged man, slightly,
deaf was run over by a train at Colborne
and killed.
The report that a syndicate is negotiat-
ing for three Hamilton breweries i0 re-
vived again.
John F. Maokay, of Woolatook, has
been appointed beelines manager of The
Toronto Globe. •
A new steamboat company is being or.
gonized at Hamilton to put on a boat be.
tweeu Hamilton and Toronto.
A furious squall of wind etrnak the
boiler•houso in connection with Fraser's
lumber mill at Desohene, wreaking the
brisk but ' -ding. and killing James T.
Campbell of ;Ottawa. Several other men
were hart.
Walter E Spero, who Yeas tooting as
agent at Paris, Ont. for the Hobert Hay
Company, Toronto, was sent for trial by
Police Magistrate Jeffs, of Hamilton, on
a oharge of stealing $975 from hie employ•
er.
`VANTED.—FAITHFUL PER-
BON 10 travel for well eetablloha1
house in a tow counties, calling ou rotali
merchants end agents, Leant ter,ltor
Salary $1084 ayear trot exp011000 payable
$19 90 a week to cash and rxp00000 advano-
ed• Position permanent. Business moose -
!el and rushing. Enoloae self-addressed en-
velope. BTANDAH1 MANE, 410 0081011 Bldg„
Chicago. 40-10
FARM
LABORERS
WANTED
Farm
dab orars'
Excursions
Second Class
Will be rain to stations on Cut. rue. In men.
ion,andAesinibnfa, Nest,. South-west and
North west of W iunipog Ise at 0.0
1009419 JAW', ES't'E1',3N $40
and 1iORKTON e
On 4111011ST 18th from stations in Onteri°,
Main Lino of Grand Trunk, Toronto to Sar-
nia, and all stations North (except North of
Cardwell Jot. and .NOrth of Toronto on
North Ray Seotlou,)
One-way tie$ots to Ninuipog only will bo
emu, with a oertitleato °atondinf the trip,
bolero Atheist Met, without additional coat,
nether pointe in Manitoba and Aeeinibola
as above, If pnrobanere neap ea farm hob -
orate at Wtunipeg, Iprovidee enol farm lab.
omen will work not loss than 30 days at hat,
vesting, aid produce oortifiOate to that et -
feet, they will bo returned to original start-
ing point at $18 01, on or before N ow OO,1008,
P30100ts mal 14000 on °tmporlal Limited."
For further partioufaro and tiokete apply
to neare0t railway agent,
A A. NOTMAN,
Assistant General Passenger Agent,
4.2 71'rouge St„ Termite,
Summer Goods
Must Go
.0.0000000.001000.,0
Our Great ()leering Sale is oreating quite a elle among (dose sae buyerser
a who
know big bargains when they see them. `Phis week we offer spooial d Neu in every
dnpertcont throughout the store. Our span will not permit Ise to (plate all the
rednotiune in grins. We will be pieaood to have .yon nail and iaol through our
immense stook, es we intend to make this sale a record breaker. Below w0 quote a
taw prioes that may interest you.
-.A. traveller's eamples of Whitewear, in Corset Covera, Night Gowns, Skirts,
Drawers, ate., at one quarter at
-Children's Navy B1ae Serge Dree080, trimmed with while braid, good value at
Ior $1.00•
-Men's Straw Hate, new shapes, worth 600, for 26o.
-A travel!ere' samples of Misses' and Children's Ferrety Cape and Tame, at hall
- prfoe to clear,
-Lidlee' Summer Corsets, made of strong net, worth 86o, far 250.
-Remnants of Alf•wool and Union Oorpoto, in 6 to 15 yard lengths, at a big
reduction in price to clear.
-Lace Curtains, 2h, 3, 851} and 4 yards long, in fine laoey effeote, at very low .
prices to clear,
-Fancy Drees Masque, worth Be and 1.00, your choice for 50.
-Mania Wool Pante, good value at $1,75, for $1 25.
-Men's Suite, in (army tweed, worth $7, for 94 95.
-Boys' Suite, in all ofz•e and styles, 20 per cent. off.
-Ovid lines and sizes in Boots and Shoes, for Man, Women, Mines and Obild•
000, one obit d off.
McKinnon & Co., Blyth.
Strenuous Objections
YR IGHT
are never made against feed snpplicd by
AIt. Beaker. All stook like it and thrive
0o it, and it is pronounced by all Intel.
Iigent breeders to be i00ompariably the
beet sold. Try a sample lot and you will
never feed anything bat our Kaffar emu
end oats.
Alf. Baeker.
NEW YORK WEEKLY WITNESS
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interest for every member of the household..
Farm and Garden Department ;
Children's Department;
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
THE WITNEno and THE Poor combined,
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and Epworth Longue Topics' Mothers' Sab-
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SPECIAL OFFER
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Those three papers combinedafford a
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The Post, Brussels.
emsimanummines
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 Shirtinge,
—Ladies' Wool Dress Goods,
—Light and Heavy Tweeds,
—Underwear for Men and Boys,
—Men's and Boys' Stockings,
—Ladies' and Children's "
—Boys' Sweaters,
—Yarns, all kinds and colors.
,WE WANT YOUR PATRONAGE.
W. & J. LoCKRIDG-E
BRUSSELS WOOLLEN FACTORY.
200 BUGGIES
Must be Sold this Season,
Buggies,
The Finest
line to be seen
in any town
Carriages
in Ontario
will be found
at
Ewan & Co.'s Warerooms
TURNBE'RRY STREET. BRUSSELS,
—We have a full line, dealing with SEVEN of the best
tories in Canada, besides our own make of rigs.
—You can save money by examining our stook before purchasing.
Satisfaction assured. Prices right.
SWAN 8G O"ota BRITS SELS.
Manlike-