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THURSDAY , AUG.. 20, 1903,
• IT.. le 'mid hem (JampbePI O. of
Winnipeg, has been offered the vacant
4udgeohip on the Court of Kittg's Benoit
Ili Manitoba. He will likely theept,
PREMIUM= arrangements are aireedy
on the tagas at Toronto in arranging
exhibits fee the big Fair to open on
• Thursday, 27,12 Met. It is expected to
be A record breaker this yeer.
In London, Ont,, a very intereeting
competition has been parried on thie sea.
eon, Prizes are to be given for the nioest
turn and the hest kept backyard. A. atm•
mittee was delegated to visit the various
premise e competing and make the awards.
Mayor Beok is the donator of the medals,
Tan Ontario Press Aseoolatiou find
difficulty in keepiug an annual exoursion
going but the Western pressmen oontinue
to toot the oonnery almost every year.
They were in Ontario during the poet
week. These yearly outings are very
peasant and are of an educational
oharaeter on well,
EAST TORONTO honored the Little York
Junior Football Ohampions by giving
them a complimentary banquet at the
residence of M. Lloyd. After supper a
program of toasts and musical numbers
was presented and the boys complimented
on their enecese in winning the Distriot
and Provincial silver oupe.
domes and died on Sunday, Deeeatied,
who Wee aged twenty years, was popular
ad highly reepeoted end held the pogition
of corporal in the 29th Regiment.
Ann Hume, aged six years, daugliter
of Peter Hume, a:termer, living near Ark..
ell, wee sue:Mentally shot by her brother,
George, aged twelve, Friday moruing,
Inveatigatiou 'hewed the !shooting to be
puyely aeoldental,
Toe oarreepondent of the Telegram
met Hon. Edward Blake in the cable
Mlles. Be said be was out against
the dootor'e orders. Business, however,
oompelled, but hie being out did not
neoesearily say that be wae resiovering,
He went to the continent on Saturday,
LORD Semennetre health ie not at all
good and hie demise would not be em tam
expected event. He has been a busy
man with a heavy mental strniu for mauy
years. The pressure brought to bear
upon public men can hardly be oonceived
by those of as who leave never had the ex-
perience.
Tug Voters' League is the latest phase
of proposed temperance advanoement.
Members pledge themselves to nee their
endeavors to secure pledged tempers -nos
men ae Parliamentary candidates and to
oppose the election of anti i'rohibitioniste.
Quite a number are taking hold of the
movement and the indications are the
League will exert an influenee for good.
The party caucus le where they will get
their work in.
TORREY is giving big orders for military
equipment and in the near future will be
beard the boom of cannon in a sanguinary
oombat. Tbe record of the past few
months as far ae the Turks treatment of
the Aleeedonians is concerned ie a black
one indeed and little sympathy will be
felt by oivilized nations if the Ottoman
government is well trounced. It's too
late in the day for any country to live in
the dark with so much light around them.
Independent Forestry.
Plight Coned tweets nt Gall.
T13.111 iilitlOS,ELS POST
.e....-eseetegreee•ge*'•- 'reesgee.
the precent 8888100. Tho ()Moore were
duly installed into their went oheire by
Peet Grand Mester Cowan, immediately
after whioh the Qrand Lodge adjourned.
From a speotaoular point of view the
most interesting feature of the L 0. F.
High Court meetengs on Tuesday was the
band ooneert in Dickson Park. The pro
0888200 that led front the market agave
to the park was indeed an imposing one.
At the bead was the splendid band of tbe
14111 Regiment of Hamilton, with the
veteran Bandmaster Robinson in own -
mewl.
Among those appointed on committees
were the followiug Distribution, John 12..
Devldson, Stratford; J. W. Ward, Mild.
may ; Appeale and Petitions, Jacob
Kamp Atwood; Samuel J. lined, Car.
thief -'rd; Constitution and 'ewe, Jae.
Sharman, Stratford.
A. K. Goodman, °eyrie'', preeented the
report of the finance committee. High
Chief Ranger Itlerryfield was recommen-
ded for the Graod Cross of Merit.
The report on new business was of a
brief oharecter, the ol airman, R. H. Fos-
ter, reporting the committee's epproval of
the work done by High Chief Ranger
Merryfield during hie term of effice. He
bad been a sincere and hard working
offieer, hie efforts being of a oharaoter
that was duly appreciated by the oomenit-
tee, The report also intimated a desire
to have all High Court officers who may
attend public' meetings during the year,
give a detailed report, prioted, of their
Yarling visits.
It was unanimously deoided to hold
the next High Court meeting in the- town
of Sarnia.
The degree of honorary member of the
High Court was conferred on Mayor Oant,
on motion of Arohdeaoon Davie, of Lon
don eeoonded by J. A. Davidson, of Street.
ford. The businees of the High Court
was conaluded Thnraday. The follow.
ing High Court officers were eleoted for
the ensuing year : High Ohief Ranger,
R. A. Harrington, Chatham ; past high
ohief ranger, 0. H. blerryfield, Monkton
vloe.bigb chief ranger, It D. Cameron,
Lucknow ; high treasurer, Rev. Evans
Davie, London ; high secretary, F. E.
MoCormiok, St. Thomas; high physician,
Dr. D. Buthanem, Galt ; high counsellor,
George 8 Kerr, Iaeuilbon; high orator,
Rev. L. W. Diehl, Ailsa Orale; high gem
eral secretary, A. M. Hunt, Lambeth ;
high aenior woodward, W. J. Gnrney,
Merlin ; high senior beadle, J. H. Lang.
ton, Parkhill ; junior beadle, Charles M.
Conway, Southampton •, high marahal,
N. Watt, St, Marys• high conduotor, Jae.
Laurie, Hamilton ; 'high meseauger, W.
D. Purdy, Aylmer •, high sesistant mes.
Henget., J. Jutin, Loncion.
SOME lively debates have been on the
program in the Dominion Parliament
over the proposed Grand Trunk Paaifio
railway, 0. good deal of the opposition
ie ot a factious character more than from
the result of good argument on fair
grounds. The proper safeguarding of
the people's intermits ie one of the chief
• points needed to be oarefully watched.
Is the road a neoeasity for the future well
being of the Dominion If so it should
be pushed through with despatch.
Toe whole routed world will now watoh
the Emereld isle in their management of
affairs under the new Land Bill which le
now the law of the land. If the promises
tnede prior to the ;peeing of the law are
fulfilled then Ireland should see many
lumpy does which should prove a de-
lightful ;Mange from the turmoil and
etrife oft, n indulged in, Some of the
profeeeional triad slingers will be out of a
j,le and may have to earn their bread by
the perspiration of their brow rather
then that of their jaw.
GRAND LODGE, I. 0, 0. F.
Increase of 1500 in AlembershiP•
'111 11 KI iNUA It DINE EXCURSION.
by the Prop' of Mal town.
The Reporter says :—The large crowd
wee reserved for Tueisday of this week, chased the patter, Little Buelt, from 20
About two thonaand people Erma Ethel, T. Smith, Toronto. They also own
Bens:eels and other pointe came oft two Plying Sid,
trttius. The Breeden' people had their The Twenty•Eighth band of Stratford,
be re
brass band with them. They proved to bee a letter netting their terms
be the life of the company es far ae for au engagement at the World's' Fair,
BLouis, next year.
mule went. After dinner the good boys t.
with the horns, serenaded the Reporter A. Stratford citizen who has subscribed
Offioe, the Review Office and Mayor 0600 to the new Y. M. 0. A. he donated
Ruettel, A large nnmbe, Ihtened to the another $500 in order that a plunge Meth
exeellent mush renamed. The weather may be installed iu the building,
this time was 00 tl.E. a001 side and the Franklin James, of Mitchell, formerly
stiff Northweet breez , lathed the writers teA0118, at Manitdwaning, and a recent
graduate of the Central
of old lake Huron into a fury. Those Budinees Oollege,
not 880088120300 to the water enjoyed Stratford, is now a teacher in P1. Wayne
couemiliok Luta° Hord, of Mitohell, left
Perth County.
R. T. Harding, berrieter, of Stratford,
hue beep appointed essieteut greed
secretary of the Grand Lodge of Ifiaeoes
of Canada.
It will not be elementary CO amputate
the finesse witieli Willie Pearson had so
badly out 18 linahlielet's furieitnre factory
Stratford.
Orme& Bea' of Milvertoti, he ene•
watching the spray washing and splash- (Ind.) Bushels' College,
ina over tee footo._flog. mo pa,..
Andew, of \Vette", Lend formerly pastor for Montreal, to attend the meeting
of the Kinoarditie 'Methodist church visit- of chambers of oonemerce and boards of
ed 10 toms this week.—Mr. and Mee Earl trade of the Etnpire, Mr. Hord purpoaes
and children, of Luoknow and Mrs, beiug away for a oouple of weeks.
Engler and two grand childen, of Hen Albert Miller, who has been en em•
ploys* in the T. S. Ford &Oo's store, at
fryn, were the guests of Rev. and Mrs.
Smith on gmoloy,_ogori„ and Blitehell, for the past few years. has re.
signed his position and accepted Bites,
Norman Pollard, of Brussels, spent
Tuesday in town, the guest of Dirs. Pol- Bon as a traveller for a wholesale Arra in
lard, the former being a brother-ithlaw
and the latter a nephew.—Mrs. Slemmon,
of Brussels, was the guest of Mrs, T.
Leckie, thie week.—Mrs. Thompson no-
oompanied by her son, Muir'of Brunelle
ia the guest of her mother, Ntra. Andrews,
Queen street. Mr. Thomson hag also
arrivece—Bev. 0. P, Wellp, B. A B. D.,
wife and eon, Carleton, of Ethel, were
guests ef J. S. and Mrs. Gadd, on Teem
day. The rev. gentleman is an old friend
of Mee. Gadd, having been her teaoher
number of yeare ago.—Wm. Welsh wile
favored by a call on Tuesday from sea old
teacher, deo. ;Johnston, of Grey tp. they
had not met for 12 years. Also Mre.
Hiram Smith, of Wingharn, and las.
Turnbnle ex reeve of Grey tp. who wets
a guest of hie brother, W. Turnbull.
The Review remarks :—Henry Delion,
editor of the Bromide Herald, is a
member of the Brunie Band. While in
town this week be gave the Review &call.
—Brussels hae in the K. 0. T. 01. bend a
splendid mueioal organization. The
leader J. G. Jones is a fine oornetist and
a capable bentimaeter. The boys hare
neab blue uniforms with gold braid and
are not a bit stingy about their music.—
Editor Kerr, of Tun Banssaus Pose, o41.
ed to say "We had a good time. Your
Mayor never deserted no. We'll be here
again." And off be went to look after
the oomfort of the crowd.
Many delegates were in attendance at
the annual meeting of the Grand Lodge
of the Oddfellowe whioh met in Hamilton
last week. Grand Blaster Cowan, of
London, opened the 'onion, Addressee
of welcome were made by Geo. Britton,
13. D G. M., on behalf of the Hamilton
Oddfellowe, and by Mayor Morden, on
behalf of the citizens, whioh were replied
to in felioitons speeches by the Grand
Master,
Moet complete reports were preaented
by the Grand Master and Grand Secretary.
The membership of the order on June 50,
was 28,041. The are 293 lodgee.
The report- of the Graod Treasurer
allowed the reeeipte for the year amount.
ed to $13,594 99 ; the expenditure, 13,074..
45 leaving a balanoe of $520 56, The
report had been audited and found °pe-
rmit by the Grand Auditors.
Bro, J. 13, Zing ie indeed a veteran in
the ranks' of alma! Oddfellowship, thie
being his 38th year in continuous service
as Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge
of Ontario, and bee the honor of being
the eldest incumbent of this important
effuse in point of service of any of the
seoretariee of grand bodges or encamp.
mantes under the jurisdiction of the
Sovereign Grand Lodge,
A grant of 61,862.62 was made to the
Oddfellowe' Home. The salary of the
Grand Secretary was fixed at 02,000 a
year and an allowance of $300 for °lethal
aswietanoe. The Grand Treasurer was
voted $260 foe extra eeivicee in commo-
tion with the Oddfellowe' Home. It ie
proposed to have a tent at the Dominion
Exhibition, .A. grant of $500 was made
to the Grand Mester. It was reported
that the membership was 28,000, an in•
orease of 1,500 during the year. The
Grand Lodge voted $5,066.15 to meet the
expenses for the seasion, inoluding mile.
age and compensation. The proposition
to make the Independent Oddfellow the
official organ was laid ever for a year.
A donation of $100 wee made to the
Grand Lodge for the Oddfellowe' Home
fund by J. E. Farewell, Supreme Mon.
arches of the Supreme Orient, 0. 0. H.
and P., as a free.tvill offering from that
august body, whioh was reoeived with
mach warmth, Following WAS the remit
of the eleotion of darters i—Grand Master,
3. B. Turner, Hamilton ; Deputy Grand
Mutat, E. B. Butterworth, Ottawa ;
Grand Warden, 13'. R. Blewette Listowel ;
Grand Seoretary, 3, B. King, Toronto ;
Grand Treasurer, W. J. BloCornesok, Tor.
onto ; Grand Repregentativee, 0. L,
Lewis', Chatham, and 0.0. Tyrnan, Book.
ville ; Grand Manliest, IL 3, Guppy, 01.
Mem ; Grand Conduotor, Dr. 8.. Cameron,
Owen Sound ; Gretna. Guardian H. B.
Dawson, Port Arthur Grand 'Herald,
Theo, Parnell, St. Catharines '• Grand
Chaplain, Reg. W. E. Norton, FlOrente ;
junior Peet Grand Blaster, It K. Cowan,
London. Tonento was seleeted ete the
place of meeting for eat year by the
Grand Lodge, The the,nke of the Grand
Lodge were tendered to the brethren of
Hamilton toe cloartesiee received during
Oven $02,000 were taken as gate re.
otiple at the recent Jeffries—Corbett
prize fight. Tbe moral is not far to seek
and the ortieh to the two Muggers pound
one another is no credit to the oft boasted
enlightenment of the 20th century.
There's evidently room for a great work
to be done yet in reaching a more stmt.
el plane than that tharaoteristio of
countries 100 yeare ago, The individnal
citizen has hie pert to play in this moral
reform as the standard of the Nation is
the standing of the individual. It le no
use either to expect the advancement in
great sweeps but rather to oontinue the
petsonal work with a steadiness of prim
pen that never pauses to think of failure.
Manlinese moat be proven to consist in
somethiog above oat and dog life. Can.
adinn laws are down on the prig yet here
and there so called boxing boute are held
that are prize fights under a milder
name. The civil authorities' (should wake
up,
— —
An Rooth:Int with fated regatta occurred
en the farm of Mr. Ilyelop near litres.
burg on Saturday afterneon, the victim
being Erect Bleb, son at Wrn, Blab of
Berlie. The young men had been raking
grain and in driving from one field to am
other the horemrake etruck a post throw.
ing him from hie seat and under the
horee'e feet, Ile was kleked in the ab
Honor &aided that he ehonld go to St,
Joh nee induetrial Sobool, near Toroato,
for a year.
ClLeo"*i081a IN es4.
The London Evening Reeve metered
publication on Saturday, alter an exist.
tense of nearly eight years,
Frank Wood, of Port Hope, heath 111110.
ter p1 the poem achnolo and prinoipal of
the model Relent of the united countiee of
Northumberland and Durham, is dead.
Death Sunday night, Aug, With, ended
the troubles' of Alexader I1', Pirie, editor
and publisher of The Dundas Banner,
He died at 10 onalook juet a week from
the time when be fired the abet through
Sia brain, He had regained oonsaious.
nese suffigiettli to speak, but did net sty
anything about the tragedy. The de
Miami was born in Guelph about fifty one
yeare ago. His father Wan the publi her
of the Guelph Mercury, and fur a while
atter hie death the widow oontluoted the
paper. lt wan in The Moretti y office
that Alex F. Pirie became imbued with
the Nee of being Et newepeper man. Ho
showed gelatine ability in early life, and
in oeurse of time he beeame editor of the
Toronto Telegram. This position lie
ooeupied for about twelve years, and then
he went to Tile Montreal Star as editor.
After editing The Star for o year and a
belt, he purolunted The Dundee Banner
from Roy V. Somerville. That was in
the Fall of 3899, and he continued to edit
T°and manage The Banner until the time
1;rvi.°.1fir. Modefey, of Mitchell, with of hie death. He was very entheestul
his wife and family, left fur 0 trip to and at his death hie financial Haire were
VaneOuver and California. Dlr. McAuley in good shape. III health and brooding
ww hi I ilabhettsee ep, rue, pb,obn ‘tv vi ow oetpdieudr bnyg
bbs come so cleapondent as to t•esult in his
over hie witele death °tweed him to be -
students or lease men. sheeting himself. Hie sad end has onnel
While Dire. Jacob Kakeig, of Newton, ed each deep sorrow in the town of Dun.
was teething, her little son, Courted, a lad des as bar not been known in many yeare,
of 3 years of age, he fell into a pail of and in Hamilton there is a general feel.
boiling wetter end was so severely scalded • ing of sympathy and regret. Four ohild-
abont the heck and hip that he died
survive h
next day. He was an only child. I ren him --Fraser, Goldie
and Jean. There ere three Mitten—Mrs.
Word hes been received that Rev. M. Bleck, Detroit ; Mrs. MeKay, Pilot
L. Leitch, pester of Knox ohnrah, Strat. mound, moo , and mr.. mardook, who
ford, who is on a visit to the old eountry, resided with Mr. Pirie in Demise.
There are two brothers—Charlee N.,
hae typhoid fever. He 008',opposed to
have sailed for Canada on Saturday last. Teronto, and James, who is cionueoted
Tbe attn.* is said to be a alight one. with The Banner, and reeidei whit the
A Iooal syndlottte will commence the cleoemed.
erection of 25 brick homes in Steatford.
'Ube recent influx of population to the
oity, as a result of inoreasiog industrien,
has taken up every available house, and
ie some oases several families are living 1
in one dwelling
i&t'WOO(I.
The Preebyteriane will bold their an
nivereary serviced on Sept. 13th.
Elmo. Fall Fair will be held on Tues-
day and Wedueeday, 001. 6 and 7.
We congratulate Miss Effie Robertson
on passing her Part 1. Jr. Leaving exam•
ins tion.
J. A. Klump was the representative of
the heal I 0. F. a oiety to the High
Court at Galt.
Jno. Roger was the local representative
of the I. 0. 0. F. to Grand Lodge, whioh
met in Hemilten,
Bliss Sadie Moore left for Smith's Falls,
where she bas erionred a eituation in the
store of her uncle.
T. G. and Mrs, Ballantyne returned
home from a month's holiday hip to
Manitoba and North Dakota,
Thenbald Grubber moved hie houee
bold effeote to Elmira. He and hie fern
ily will take up their residenoe in that
town. Mr. Grubber has been a enemies
fill farmer and oan now take things setay
for the reef of hie life.
The annivereary servioes in connection
with the Baptist church will be held here
on Sunday afternoon and evening, Sept.
611. Rev. B. E. Greig, of Tilsemburg,
will preach on Sunday and on Monday
evening following e missionary meeting
will be held, to be addreseed by Mr.
Groig and the resident miniaters.
A00EDENT.—An &resident, whittle will
probably result in the death of Henry
Campbell, a section employee, oaourred
in the G. T. B. yards at Atwood Mothay
morning about eleven o'olook. Campbell,
who is somewhat hard of heariug, was
working atoms the track not far from the
station when a freight train backed down
to go into a siding. He did not hear ite
approach and as his back was turned did
not eee it. He wag struck and injured to
such en extent that hie death ie expected
et arty time, The aoalp was almost nom
pietely torn from his bead, while one of
his lege was broken in two Malawi and be
reoeived internal injuries also. Both the
village doctor." ware called to attend him.
Campbell is a married man, but has no
children. He is about 50 years of age.
In recognition of the very efficient ger.
vioea of the firemen in Raving the &belle
bleak on Wellington et. during the burn•
ing of the Ontario House Mentes, Strat-
ford, Mr, Scholia presented the depert-
ment, through Chief Myhre, with a fine
whip and a ten dollar bill,
Sheriff Hoeeie, of Stratford, has not
yet reoeived any word from the
Lieutenant Governor in regard to the
case of Mrs. Brown, of Listowel, who am
peered before Judge Barron a few days
ago on the charge of setting fire to her
house. There is no doubt that the
committed the deed, but the judge found
her not guilty on the ground that ehe was
influenoed by hums delusions.
Reuben Seeders, of Mitchell, met with
a severe elandent in Beaforth, He teamed
a well drilling machine from Mitchell to
that plane and ae he was driving over a
crossing the front axle broke, upsetting
the load, end Mr. Sanders Was °aught in
some nuathountable manner and severely
ornebed. Be WAS carried to the Queen's
Hotel, and later removed to the station
and taken home on the excursion train.
Andrew Falk, of North Eaethope, who
hae for 31 years, oonseentively represeut-
ed hie township, as ommeillor, deputy
reeve and 00. oounoillor, was presented
at hie home in North Ettethope with on
addiees and &handsome watch and chain,
upon his retiring from public life. A
large number of people.gathered 81 his
borne to honor the retiring oflioiel, Mrs.
Full was presented with a purse oontain•
ing a handsotne sum.
Judge Barron peened sentence on the
boy Devlin who pleaded guilty to stealing
a watch from D. a. McKay a couple of
weeks ego. It will be remembered that
the timepiece was taken from MoKay's
vest at the Name' Home, Stratford, at
whioh he was' employed as Et mason,
Tbe thief was detected through ahoy who
afterwards par.:abased the watch from
him for fifty oents. Devlin is a litile
chap about kindergarten size and His
- Clinton.
The choir of the Ontario street church
pionioked in Hayfield.
There baa not been very much building
going,on in town this Bummer, but repairs
and jobbing have kept one oonteactore
and oarpentere hosy.
Cooper, oontreetor for the new post
offices bnilding, will in all likelihood have
leis contract complete within the speoifi.
ed time—the 21st of. August.
The Hada & Cullen Milling Company,
of Stratford, have leased the Stapdard
elevator from R. Irwin for a term of years
and engaged W. G. Smith ae buyer here,
During 1902 Clinton ie credited with
having 10 oases of ',caddied and 4 canes
of typhoid, by the report of the Nevin',
ial Board of Health, No deaths from
tbese sourced
R Graham, who for the past three
years hie been landlord of the Meson
House, Mee sold to A. Brandenbarg, of
Listowel, who takes posseasion ou the
first of September,
The little rat terrier belonging to Jog.
Rettenbury wandered upto the top flight,
of the Viotoria Bleak with eome men ten
days ago and got looked in a room, end
was not discovered for a week, when he
had been without food and %waste.
A epecial meeting of the council wee
caned for Monday evening of last week
to oonsider the tenders for a new heating
apparatus for the town hall. TWO were
renewed — one from Harland Bees. at
$114 and Davie & Rowland at $125, the
latter included the betaking in of name.
Davie &Rowland's' tender called for whet
wee thought to he the best eyetern by
the oonnoil, being a larger for/lime and
the bricking thought Kelvin:Me, they Were
awarded the job.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
/101.1.FORTABLE HOUSE AND
9 acre lot for sale in lithel. There is
also a bank stable, fruit trees, &a , on lot.
Property in good aliape. JAS. 04 10121010.
'
VOR SALE,—THE EAST 45
-1-mares of land, being Lot 14, Om 10,
Grey. For further information apply to the
undersigned on the premises, Tiff/DIAS
LEARMONT, Oranbrook P. 0. 51-0
yOUNG SHORT HORN BULL
for sale. Eligible for registration.
For price, terms and , other particulars, ap-
ply to J. D, 7IotO411t, Lot 22,00n. 18, Grey,
or Oranbrook P, 0. 86.tf
Notice to Creditors.
In the Surrogate Oourt of the County of
Huron, in the matter of the estate of
John McCartney, late of the Town•
ship of Grey, in the 0ounty of Huron,
farmer, deeettsed.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to the Re-
vised. Statutes of Ontario 4807, chop. 129, Bee-
tle, that all ereditore and others having
claims against the estate of Join) McCort -
nay, late of the Township of Grey, in the
County of Huron, deeeased, who died nn or
about 1129 101 day of Auguste A. D., HA at
the Township of Grey, aforesai(l, are here-
by requested to send by post, prepaid, or to
deliver to James McCrae or Robert Ellie,
Trowbridge, 0,0 , the Exeoutors of the es-
tate, or to G. Blair, of the Village of
Brunets, their Solicitor on or before the
Mat day of August, A. 13 , 1008, their full
Immo, addresses and description, and the
full particulars of their claims and the
nature of the seouritiee (if an)) hall by
them And notice le further given that
after the said last mentioned data, the said
boteautore will proceed to dietribute the
assets of the said deceased among keener.
SOIVI eubibled thereto, having regard only
to the olahne of whioh notice shall have
been given as above required, and the ease
Exeoutora will nob be responsible for the
assets or any part thereof, ao distributed, to
any person of whose Malin noble° shall not
have been reeeiVed at the time of such dis-
tribution, G. P. BLAIR, Brussels, Ont.,
Bolieetor for Executors.
Dated at Broasels, August 511.1,100.3.
T.TIOUB. STRAIGHT SCOTCH
A Short Horn Bulls, from imported
stook for sale, Also COWS And heifers, im-
ported and 120018 bred. 72 bend to seleet
fro= D. MILNE & SON, Maitland Bunk
Stool, Farm, Ethel Ont. 80.11
POINTO11.4
C. 0. IE.
t4 20. 100
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Ignifa11.•
HE LOWEST
0
st.
LIST
OF BARG I
—6 pleoes large check tenehion
Giugharn, beat 12ie qnelity,
clearing price
—5 pieoee 86 inch Art Bluetits,
worth regular 10o and 121o,
clearing pride
10
8
80.pieces best Engliab Print,
21
ibis seasOn'e pattern, swath Is 0
123a, for
(Mutt Prineess Alaxo dritt No 24 0 0,1'
Brune's, meets iu their Lodge Room, Blas -
hill Block, au the and last Tuesdays of
each month, at e o'olook. Visiting brethren
010000 08(001116. 110. BURGESS, 012.
WALTER SMITH, R. S.
THORO' 1313131) SHORT HORN
V Bulls for sale. One is 1 year old mid
the other two youueer. Also several regiat-
°rod Cowe and Heifers, Apply to JAMES
SPELII, Lot 80, Con.% Morris Tw p., 021•08.0rfue-
eels e. 0,
FOR SALE—THE ELIGIBLY
situated 2 -story frame building, 00 1080
feet, formerly occupied by the Clober Oar
riago Works. It is suitable for each and
door factory, planing, mill or earriage fan.
tory. A boiler and engine will also be sold
if desired. now ta building, A good bargain
will be given. 3 wire of land in cronneetiou,
For further particulars apply to
2-tf G. W. POLLARD, Ethel.
-PULL FOB SERVICE.—ITHE
1-.1 undersigned will keep for Bervioe on
Lot 7, Con. 0, Grey, the Gino' bred Short
Horn Bull, "Enroll Member " Pedigree may
be 0980 ,00 application. TOMB, 01 with
vrivnego of returning if neonsary, odor.
eigued also hall au Improved York Boar,
'darina, 81.00, with privilege of returuing
2.8 ROY, ,Proprietor,
REAL ESTATE.
—500 yards Printed Dress
Muslims, geed pattered end
ooloea, regular value 129e, clear
ing priue
—3 pieces 17 10011 Pure
Linen Toweling, regular 1
price 9.1, Special at 15 yds,
for
ijoR SALE—LOT 207 AND
1. Tingliegeig:ettoghzaot -corner
W114101a.bniae
J. LECKIE.
—25 pieces extra fine Printed
Organdie Muslim!, good patterne 18
and Delors, worth regular 25 and
85e, clearing price
in light end clerk colors, worth 8
—12 pieoes extra heevy Print
regular 100, Speoial price
50
—12 only White Bed Spread'',
well worth 80e, Sp•oial price..
—12 only Black Satin Under
Skirts, made from good quality
Sateen, bright finish, will wear
well, full width, wide frill, worth
regular $1, Special Olearlitg price
78
—4 only Ladle& White reque
00. Skirts, trimmed with colored
braid,. worth regular $1 90, 50
(Nearing prim.
'Willits Waists at Sale rrice
6 only White 'Waists, worth 75c
" $1 00
6 " " 1 35
9 " 200
12 "
F011 SALE. — VALUABLE
property itt Ethel known as the
Methodiet Parsonage. Apply to JNO,
00BER,Brunels,
rilARIVI TO RENT, BEING LOT
I.: 20, Con. le, Grey. There ale 100 acres,
20 under aultivation. Apply 20 30000111 F
REDMOND, on the premises, or liConarieff
P. 0. 21.12
Clearing Price $0 55
78
1 10
1 50
J. FE
OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
1 on Turuberry street, Brineele, known
nu the Somerset propeety, situated,
immediate p008801100.For further partio-
niers ae to plice, tonna dc,, apply to D.
McOTYPLIREON, Lot 10, 001I, 15, MoRillop,
or Limedbury P. 0, 011•11
.111110•"'
GU
0
ON
et co.
Dry Goods and Groceries.
••=as,,,,,,==.011.101111031129R
SIORIFIOE IN REAL DS-
TATL-08000.00 will buy the Malan.
alley Block in the Village of Bromide, 'Phase
two One atores moat be aold to alone nut the
dloCaughey Pletate, intending purohnera
should itiveatigate at once. Apply to F. 8.
SCOTT or 0.10. BLAIR, Bruseele, Ont. ,
36t11 Annual
WESTERN FAIR, LONDON
Sept. Ilth to 19th, 1903.
Entries Oiose September .(0th
An exhibition of merit. 13iggee and better than ever. A splendid array of Mimeo.
Wong—Tony Ityder'e celebrated troupe of performing Monkeys—Balloon athensione,
a peeve:butte drop from e parapheto, and the best Gymnaets, Aerial Artiste and
Aorobate to be bad. Fireworks each evening oonolnding with "be Bombeedment
of Alexemdrie," a great triumph of modern pyroteolmy.
Extra Waled and Speoial rates over ell Hoes. Vriza [tete and progremrge 001
application.
I/1`..60 L. W. 8I. (jtUTSIIOIII28 a. 1IiBI.L1N,
P21181010139', 0150R1STAItY,
P.
Before you begin to
Paint your house be sure
you get the BEST Paint
possible for the money and
at the same time give Best
satisfaction and longest
wear.
T
gives these results :—It's a pure Lead, Zinc, Linseed
Oil Paint, thoroughly mixed ; covers more surface to
the gallon ; easily applied and gives better results
than any other. Try a gallon and see for yourself.
For sale by—
WILTON & TURNBULL.
WAG -ONS,
CHILDREN'S CARRIERS,
DOLLS' CARRIAGES,
ROCKING- HORSES,
WHEELBARROWS,
CROQUET, &o. -
"THE POST" BOOKSTORE.
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