The Brussels Post, 1903-9-17, Page 8POULAR B0'rK tu�t 1tsas�ei�
We have just received another lot of those Paper Covered
Books that we have bad such a demand for this Sum.
mer. These make excellent reading and the
price is exceedingly low indeed. Among
others, they include such titles as-
-Last Days of Pompeii,
—Under Drake's Flag,
—The Bondman,
—Ardath,
—The Honor of a Gentleman,
PR/CE,
—The Panacea for Poverty,
—Ships that Pass in the Night,
—Jane Eyre,
—Worth Winning,
—Treasure Island.
15 CENTS.
F. R. SMITH
DRUGGIST AND STATIONER.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
90950885 51TEN9I05 W. G. & E.
Trafnsleave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
Gorxe eooTO GOING Nonma.
Mail 7:15 8.m I Mixed 10:00 am
Mixed... ..... 10 00 am Mail 1:15 p.m
3:97p.m E
Express.x rasa 8:17 ,m
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rnad Rebas Pans,
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An' faith he'll prent
TESAHIONWAEO,
BE9ssnoe Fair Oct. 1 and 2.
Rum the advts. and save money.
Waco out for the Millinery Openings.
BOLGnAVE Fall Fair Wednesday of next
week.
TEE late harvest has been well drench•
ed by rain.
Oua thanks are due to Jno. Tait for a
supply of celery.
45 persons were ticketed to London up
to Thursday morning this week.
M9s0Bo01i hunters are on the warpath
ar,d meeting with considerable snooeee.
Ton Western Fair al London ie the
magoetio point this week for a goodly
number,from this locality.
QUITE a number of oar residents at-
tended the Heater & Crossley evangelistio
servioee at Seaforth last Sunday.
Lem -A diamond and sapphire ring
of Marquise design. A good reward will
be paid for return of the same at this
office.
Masonic sermon in the Methodist
church on Sabbath morning, 27:11 inet,
at 10 80 o'clock. Rev. C. P. Wells, B.D.,
of Ethel, will preach.
JUDGE DoYLE wit' hold Voters' List
Courtin Brussels next Wednesday fore-
noon. There are several appeals to add
and strike off names.
AT the last meeting of the School
Board it was decided to inorea90 the
salaries of Mise Scott and Mies Wilson,
525 per annum, oommenoing on January
let.
TEE road between Brussels and Sea -
forth le bad ;. the worst part of it is the
1 miles nearest our town and the worst
portion of the 1 miles is that within the
corporation. Something should be done
about it before the Fall rains set fo.
G. T. R SHIPPING NOTES. -Among the
shipments from Brussels daring the past
week were the following :-6 ears of salt
from Salt Works ; R. Graham, 2 oars of
wheat and a oar of oats ; Alf. Baeker, 3
care Of wheat ; A. C. Damao, 2 (tare of
cattle
W. W. Harris,oar of cheese
Geo. Beat, 2 care nettland oar of hogs
J. Clegg, ear lambs.
Tan WEHRLE Go -an. -We are now in a
position to offer this great weekly paper
and Ton Poor from now till let January,
1905, for $1 70 to new eabeoribere. Jast
thick of it, two papers for 16 months for
51 70. Any one deeding a trial aobearip.
tion of THE Poas and Weekly Globe 1111
Jan. let, 1904, may have them, for the
earn of 35a.
COMING ON THE 21sT. -The Foot Ball
Club haa,engaged Meta Pauline Johnson,
the Indian Poetess, to give a recital in
the Town Hall, on Monday 21st inet.
She will be wanted by Walter MoRaye,
who impersonates the Prenoh character.
Pain of Hall at Pox's drag store. Doors
open at 7.15. Eutertainment nomm000es
at 8.
Mee. FREEMAN DECEASED -Thursday
of last week Joanna Mogay, beloved wife
of Wm. Freeman, Seaforth, passed away
to the home of the redeemed, aged 33
years, leaving a sorrowing husband and
three little obildren, the youngest only a
few weeks old. The funeral took plaoe
on Sunday afternoon, D. 0, and Mrs.
Roes, Mre. A. M, MoKay and Mies Annie
R388 attending from Brussels. Deceased
was a sister to Mre. Robert Rosa, of
Kincardine, and a neioe to Jae, and Mre.
Ireland, of Morrie. She was a oheertul,
kind hearted woman enjoying the love
and esteem of a large oirole of friends
who will greatly regret her demise. Mr,
' Freeman will be sympathised with in
hie great lose.
0. P.R. -While in Goderioh on Taee.
day W. H. Herr had a brief interview
with 0. P. R. Engineer Peterson, of
Montreal, and Col. tbloDonald end Mr.
Bail, of Guelph, who were in the Oo. town
on a proepeoting boor in 0000801108 with
the proposed railway line from Guelph to
Goderioh. The prospeote are more
favorable than at any time in the pact
and the indioatione are for the oompletion
of the meolt dieoueeed road in the neat
future. As to which of the routes will be
chosen is sot yet decided but the O.P. R,
le aiming for as direot a line as possible,
having an eye at the game time for trade
oontree, Wednesday Engineer Peterson
drove over from Goderioh to Braeeele,
calling• at Blyth. From here he went to
Atwood and on East. He is a reserved
gentleman of wide experience and on hie
representations the company will no
doubt he largely guided, The 0. P. R.
le not aeking for Minutiae bat expeot the
tnanioipalitiee to procure the right of way
without expense to the railway people.
A railway from thio Northerly motion to
Goderioh would be a great boon to the
people ae eomparod With the eirealtoue
,ionto and ((Meyer as at present,
Bao=ano.e Fall Fair Oot. 1 & 2.
FOOT BALL entertainment 21at inet.
SECOND crop raspberries are showing
op.
. 0.01. W. Friday evening of this
week.
25o, gets Tan POST for the balance of
1903, Don't borrow any longer.
EO much rain h&8 pub the roads e in bad
shape for this season of the year.
IupaovEMENTS are being made at the
Agricultural Park oton
dg t a g
fences and building,
MBs. John Cober was palled to Has•
polar this week to attend the funeral of
her mother. A more extended notice
will be given later.
Tun townn Baud gave an out doorpro-
gram
at "Union" church, 12111 con.,
Grey, Y Tueeda evening. Several vocal
numbers were also rendered with mem
bare of the same organization.
BT,TTo Standard of Bat week says :-
Bonn. Sloan has been appointed judge
on trait at Brussels Fair. This 'e the
worthy oonnoillor'a fourth 000eeontive
year 188 a trait judge at the same Fair.
There is no batter man for such a poai•
tion.
Mnmrunnt openings are arranged for
Wedoe-day, Thursday and Friday, Sept.
80 and. Oot. 1 and 2, by the milliners of
Brussels. Their dieplay at the various
atone promises to be fashionable, large
and attractive and no doubt the ladies
will not fail to Bee the new styles.
TDESDAY forenoon Judges Doyle end
Holt, Sheriff Reynolds, Co. Treasurer
Holmes, Co. Attorney Seeger and W. H.
Herr, Warden, met at the Court House,
Goderioh, as per Statute, to arrange
preliminaries for the torthoomiog seleot•
ins of Jurors for the various Omuta for
the ensuing year, 3,624 to be chosen in
all. JudgeDo le Warr the chairman.
Mies BAnn AN, who hae been a real
dent of Braeeele for over 20 years, hae
Bold her honae and lot on John street to
John 8add o[ ?Jerrie, who purposes
osee
moving to town this Fall.
Mies Blake.
man will visit with relatives and friends
in Wellington Co. and from there will go
to Manitoba where she may make her
home• Mr. Budd paid $400 for the
property and snared a bargain the way
prime have been.
LoxnoN Free Press of last Saturday
eaye of a former Braeselite :-The Water
Commieeionere yesterday decided to
extend for a period covering the next
three years the lease of W. M. Lowry, of
the pavillion privileges at Springbank,
The weather both this Sommer and last
Summer was so bad that the lessee had
small chance for making much profit out
of the catering to the public at Spring
bank, and the Board thought that be was
well entitled to an extension of his lease,
eapeoially ae they were well pleased with
the way he hae served the ublio.
FOLLwixG excursionists to the North•
west on Tuesday were tioketed by Tboe.
Farrow, the loots! 0. P. R. agent : Joe.
Welsh, Bert. MaNiohol and Wm. Erik.
mire, Ethel, to Banyan ; Jno. A. Stewart,
Ido. and Mrs, Harris and Thos. Pearson,
Grey, to Eetevan ; Ira Gerry, Brunie,
to Mooeejaw; Richard and Mra. Mitchell,
Morrie, to Mooeejaw ; G. A. Deadman,
Brussels, to Mooeejaw ; lbIiea Stewart,
Grey, to Winnipeg ; Mrs. Wm. Geddes,
Morrie, to Mooeejaw ; Mr. and Mre.
Ireland, Grey, to Swan River ; Jno. N.
Smith, to Eetevan.
Senn Our. -After a residence in Brus-
sels of 24 years during which Andrew
Currie wag aeeooiated with his father and
afterwards his successor in a large and
suoaesefnl butchering bueioeee, he has
disposed of the boeineee to his brother,
John Currie, end his nephew, Andrew
Carrie, both of Seaforth. The now firm
will take possession a week from next
Monday. Messrs, Currie are well eo
quainted in this locality and will no doubt
attend carefully and diligently to the
various depertmente of their work. Mr.
and Mre. Onrrie, although oat of business
will oontinns their reeidenoe in Brussels,
we are pleased to state, until Spriog at
least, when they may take a trip to the
Wept and enjoy a holiday after years of
close attention to steady work. Mre.
Currie hae been bothered with rbeuma•
Cam during the past year but ie better of
late.
WmO ENLARGE. -Friday the Braiding
Committee appointed by the Co, Council
met at Clinton to take into consideration
the question of supplying more *mom.
modation in oonn806ion with' the County
Hodge of Refuge. Their recommendation
le for the ereoEion of e, building 40 x 60
feet, 2 etorlee, with basement, affording
hospital neoeeeary for both sexes, more
bedrooms, additional eittiog rooms,
etorage for coal and vegetables, a morgue,
&o. Plane were before the Committee
that were prepared by a London architect
a few pare ago for the County and these
will be followed in many reepeote only on
a larger scale. There are some 82 io•
mates in the House and as the Fail and
Winter approaohee no doubt there will be
a number more come in. A pub Commit.
tee have undertaken the plaguing of the
interior of the proposed addition and the
Committee will meet on Tuesday, Nov.
Brd, to complete their work 90 as to be
ready for presentation at the December
eeeebon of the county °canon, Tendert'
will be asked fol and the oontraot let, in
all probability, at the January meeting
at Council so as to allow the aontraotor
plenty of time. The increased room is
badly needed for the proper housing of
this big family.
Dominion of Canada ()barter
e:t.rrrtL-pito up $1,000,000
RigsF . $1,000,000
61,0810,5
0000, a a. WARDEN, n, D„ • etream000
8. e. 010058 • • +. 0105.rini0nl1NT
0. D. 00088105, 0. E. 00800050x, 11,
Taos. n1An1ITAW, F. 1. A,
General Banking business transacted. Farmer's Notes
Discounted. Sale Notes bought or held for Collection.
is TUB RAVINGS INA,NIO--Depoaite of 61,00 and Upwards received and
interest at the bigbeat Bank rate allowed, from date of deposit to date
of withdrawal, on the daily balance,
II-Partioe holding important papers, notes, &e., may deposit them in
our bank vault for Bate keeping -free of oherge,
Prompt and Careful Allentl0n, Good Terme,
G. F. BLAIR, Solicitor, .4. E. MELLISH, Manager, BRUSSELS.
C000auLLon Taonisoo0 has several gangs
of men at work in poking end packing
apples. Ile will handle a large quantity.
OWING to Roy Ainley returning to
eohaol A, Ooueley hae secured Robert
Mckenzie to aid him in the express
business.
A Naw and highest improved dynamo
hae been purchased by R. Maioprize for
hie eleatrto light plant. He purposes ex•
tending the system this Fall along the
line of (thatches and residences and ex -
pada the new maohieee, run by the
added power of the new engine, will fill
the bill.
Jiro. DEC= hae jaet returned from
driving over ver the oouY atr with air. Peter.
g
can,
Engineer of the 0. P. 1Z, between
Brussels and Atwood and aaye he ie vary
favorably impressed with the location end
proapeole for business The Oompany
have decided to build a line from Guelph
to Godorich provided the Munioipeliteee
on the route pnrobese or supply the
purchase the of waybut
fnnde to u
p right
the route will not be dually settled 00111
further 00rve a are made.
ser Bans sPublio School rotative s000 00
this year as their share of the county
Condonation grant. The total pante
will reach 53,000. Some p0rsone may be
disposed to object to the size of grant but
thie fact ehonld not be loot eight of that
if this grade of work were not done io the
various Pablo Schools one and probably
two High Soboole additional would almost
certainly be eatebliabed wboee annual
grante would be in excess of the above
mentioned amount without even an
approach to the auaompliehment of the
same amount of good. Tan Poor very
heartily endorsee the action of the Go.
Council in making the eppropriatioa.
Gorse To GaDEBraE.-It will be a matter
of no small regret to the people of Bone•
eels to know that Barrister G. F, Blair
will remove from town on November let
to become a member of the well known
legal Arm of Messrs. Proudfoot & Hays,
of Goderiob. The Co. town wag Mr.
Blair'e home for a number of years before
beopened hie office here 10 ears ago so
op y g
will only be renewing uld friendships and
associations in Goderioh. He studied
law in the office of Mama. Garrote &
Proadtoot so will be quite a t ease 100
aseooiation with hie office associates.
Goderioh was also Mrs. Blair's plane of
reeidenoe. In Mr. Biair's reeidenoe in
Braeeele he has made himself vary useful
in the advancement of the general well
being of the oommanity. Melville ehureh
and Sabbath Sobool will mise him as be
was chairman of the Board of Managers
and Superintendent of the Sabbath
Sobool. He was also a member of the
Village Council, Pnblio Library Board
and the Farmers' Institute direotorate;
President of the looal branch of the Lord's
Day Alliance and Secretary of the Prohi.
Milan Aeeooiation of the Riding. Mr.
Blair also took an interested part in the
Bowling Olab, being President this year,
tennis and other 'Torte. Be will be
missed in the political arena an he spout
.00neiderable time in the past campaigns
r anization work end addreeaiu
in o
publicgmeeeinge. His plane will not be
easily filled and Braeeele or any other
place of its size can ill afford to lose
citizens of hie type. We very heartily
wish him 800080s in his wider sphere of
work and believe be will do well in
Goderiob. His law boldness will be
taken by Berrieter A, McDonald, of the
0o. town, a young gentleman very favor-
ably spoken of who was also a student in
the office of Messrs. Garrow & Proudfoot.
PERSONAL PALM 41L11' S.
Mre. P, Watson is visiting in London•
Geo. Marr hae gone to Detroit for a
visit,
Jae, Swann, baker, has left town and
may take a trip to Idaho.
G. A. Deadman left for Manitoba on
Tuesday on a boeineee trip,
Joe Thomson, of Montreal, ie visiting
hie mother and brothers in town.
Leslie Karr woe off duty for the past
week from an attaok of br000hitie,
Mies Mary MoCinre, of MoKiliop, was
renewing old friendships in Brussels.
T. A. Hawkins is seeing the eights at
the Weetern Fair et London Shia week.
Mise Bessie Ballantyne has retnrned
to to town from a vieit to 1317111 friends.
Misses Jennie and Maggie MoArter
have returned to Toronto after a holiday
visit here.
Dr. MoKelvey, Conuoillor Plum and
W. H. Kerr were among Brueeelitee in
London on Thursday.
Mre, Charles Ritohie bee been on the
elok list but is ooneiderably improved
now we are pleased to abate.
Miss Grace Welker, of Buffelo, N. Y.,
is a holiday visitor with relatives and
Iriends in Brussels and vicinity.
Mines Lizzie and Hattie DoWniog
were visiting friends at London doriug
the week and taking in the Fair.
Mrs, Alex. Strachan has been confined
to the hoose during the peat week with
quinsy. We hope she will ameba better.
Mrs. Arthur MoGoire returned on
Tuesday from an enjoyable visit with
relatives and friends in Northumberland
00.
Mre. A. Scott, of Alma, Boron Co.,
wee renewing old ltOgaaintanOae in Brae.
Bele and Morris tewnebip for a oouple of
weeks,
Wm. Henderenn, of MoKillop, ie visit.
ing hie eon, Robert Henderson. The old
gentleman is 82 yeaee of age but fairly
healthy for one who has reached his
time of life.
Mies Georgie Rose, daughter of R. K.
and Mre, Roes, Alexander street, ie et.
tending Clinton Model Sohool this term
as, the neeeeeary atop to securing her 2nd
olaee teaahet'e eertifioate.
Atha Rnby Smith, who ie here from
Winnipeg, is visiting her grandparents,
and other relatives et Looknow for a few
wears,
ilre. J. R. Grant, of Winnipeg, former•
ly of Brunetti, le visiting her daughter,
Mrs. W. H. Kerr, and renewing old
friendehipe. It is seven years eines she
tvae here.
Robt, Roes tools a ran home laat week
for a few 'cloys from Sarnia where the
boat upon which he is engineer woe pall.
He ie a eon of Wm. and Mrs, hoes,
William street, aud has seen a good deal
of the world.
Mrs. H. James left on Monday for a
holiday
visit with relatives at Shelburne,
Toronto and other points; Mr. James
will follow. They' will take op house.
keeping on their return in St. John's
reotory which they have leased.
Mies Lnurtt ilrydgee, who le teaching
in Eaet Wawatloal,, was Balling on old
(deeds in Bruasele on Saturday and San.
day last. i She was s former raeident of
town, Her brother Will is teacher in a
Bneinese
College in Saginaw now,
Tueeda Ira Gerry left town on a tri
Y Y p
to the West. Whether he will become e
resident will depend, no doubt, on the
way buaineoe npportanities present them
eelvee. He Isms apent several years in the
hardware store of hie brother, N. F.,
a period of eobooling in the public sohool
and Collegiate and is a reliable, steady
going young than who will push hie way
in the world all right, Hie remoral
from Brussels will be telt io the Metho•
diet church as he wee one of the moat
active workers among the young people
teaching a large printery oleos in the
Sabbath school and playing a flute in the
orchestra. In the Epworth League bo
reaohed the highest office and was always
at his poet ready and willing both with
time, talent end money to aid in the
Maeter'e vineyard. "Tun PoeT" wishes
him every semen he desires and we have
no fear of hie Ettore. Mr. Gerry on thio
trip will represent the Braeeele Woolen
factory and the Bainton Broe. glove
works, of Blyth. He took hie tioket to
Mooeejaw and will visit relatives and
old friends in Manitoba and the Terri
thrice,
Business Locals.
Bea 14 ciente, 100 tubs Batter
wanted weekly. Goo. E. KING, Wingham.
HANDSOME walnut sideboard for sale at
great reduction. Apply to Mee. W. M.
SIsonsta, Bruaeels.
Jun received a full aeaortment of Lis-
towel yarns, all colors, 2 or 8 ply also
mitt yarns. Knitting done to order.
MRs. Klux.
CEMENT. -We atooit the highest grade
of Cement made. Price guaranteed.
Orders plaited now will receive beet at
tentiou. A. M. McBer, Bruaeels,
. Sunni] Collie dog lost, with white collar,
an0were Eo name Of "Sailor." Any
person returning the same will be suit.
ably rewarded. arded. G. F. BLArn Brussels.
ELIGInLE village lot, adjoining the
reeidenoe of John Moores, Tnreherry
street, Brunie, for Bale. For partiouiare
ae to pride and terms apply to J. D.
RONALD, Braeeele.
SaoowD HAND BOOGIES.- Tell first•
olaee eeoond hand buggies to be sold
cheap. They have been painted and are
fixed np in good style and are about es
good au new. See them. D. EWAN & Co„
Brussels.
Lewis Trew, of Oak Hill was run over
by a thrashing maobine and killed.
The corner -atone of a new $8,000
Methodist Sunday school was laid at
Barrie.
Juetioe Street, who is coffering from to
severe attack of rheumatism, is at St.
Catharines.
Robert Jaffrey; interviewed on Brit-
ian Columbia affairs, eotioed a return of
prosperity in that Province.
Sl.e'1'. 17. 100
Standard Bank of Canada
s-7, 6'1aS.1£T,2ee2S, 721 1670
ASSETS—•OVER TI:fiRTEEN MILLION DOLLARS
Deposits
Of one dollar and upwards
received and intur9a allow
ed in Savir,go Bank et
highest rate from date of
deposit to withdrawal,
Interest
PA1'1) ON TH19
Daily Balance
•w
Loans
Made, Notee Omitted,
and every a000mmoda.
Bon afforded the roe.
poneible borrower,
PAl5MRBS' SALE NOT108 (ladled, Oolleoted ; or may be left for aafeeeping only
i r whic•l,no oharoe le made,
This Bank offers Unsurpassed Facilities and Lowest Rates
for the Transaction of every form of Banking Business.
-T 'Every oonvenienee afforded customers living ata dietenoe.
BRUSSELS BRANCH
F. H. GRAY, AGENT.
Another advance in flour hag been
made by the Oglivie Milling Oo.
The Lindsay, Boboaygeou &Pontypool
Railway bas been sold to the 0, P. R.
Twelve hundred pereone left on the 0•
1'. R. excursion to the West on Tuesday.
Mrs, John Diekene Smith, of Balham
England, traced her raceway haeband
here, mud trapped, him by au advertiee•
m001.
George E. Drummond, of Montreal
willsooaeed (1, A. Birge as President of
the Canadian Manufeoturere' Aseooiae-
ion.
The Court of Appeal decided that the
Bell Telephone 0an o
m a ergot oleo
P Y may
P
and wires without the consent of the idy-
ls
ivis authorities.
The death is announced o d i nT
S t. bourne
of Mre. Jane Brierley, widow of an old•
time Loudon printer had mother of 3, S.
Brierley of The Montreal Herald.
Tax Collector David Sorimgour of
Stratford S fell down stairs and fractured
hie left arm. He wee rendered ouaon-
801ca8 for a time batheinee etnoe imp roved.
He was reit eeverely shekel] how-
ever,
y v y 1 up, o
ever, and it will be some time before he
Dan resume 1118 putiee.
AOR g
FAIBnoOTHEE.-In Detroit, on Aug, 28, to
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. I'airbrotber (nee
Mies Nellie Ward) a daughter.
STEMS - PAmnNemo, - In Brussels, on
Sept. 16, by Rev. T. Wesley Ooeene,
Mr. Wm. 5, Stubbe to arra. Fiancee
Perkinacn, both of Morrie.
Fn88uitN.-Io Seaforth, on Sept. 10,
Joanna McKay, beloved wife of Wee.
Freemen, aged 38 years,
laze "i'-: f]7.. 3
Fall Wheat
Barley ...... .........
Peas
Cate
B and roll
Butter, tabs a ' ..
Eggs Per dozen ..
Flour l'er owt. ••
Potatoea (per bas,)
Apples (per bag)
Hay per ton .
Salt per Uhl., retail
Hoge, Live
Wool
Hidee trimmed
Hides' rough
Lamb skins earth
Sheep skins, each
73 74
38 40
65 55
26 28
13 14
1'3 14.
4 00 5 00
50 50
50 60
6 00 6 50
1 00 70
6 00 6 25
15 18
6 6i
6 5
26 30
25 25
F'.A.SRS.
Following lea list of the dates of some
of the Fall faire which will be of interest
to people in this district :
Western, London Sept. 11-19
Belgrave Sept. 23
Seaforth Sept, 24-25
Wellesley Sept, 15-16
Palmerston Supt. 22-23
Milverton Sept, 24-25
Mitchell Sept, 22-23
Listowel Sept. 30
Kirkton c 1-2
Atwood- 001.ot. 6-7
Stratford Oot, 7-8
Wingham Sept. 24-26
Goderioh Sept. 29-30
Blyth Oot, 6-7
Braman!Oak, 1-2
RSept. 29-30
Teeewipleyater Sept, 21 - Sept, 23-2422
Walkerton
Mildmay Oot, 8-7
Looknow Oot. 1-2
Gerrie Oot. 8
Harrieton Sept. 24-25
Dungannon cot. 8-9
Guelph Sept. 15-17
Exeter Sept. 21-22
I1SIIOI1ABLD
ILLINDRY
ISSES HABI{IRI( have returned from at-
tending the City Millinery Displays and
take pleasure iu announcing that their beautiful
display of the Latest and most Fashionable Fall
Millinery Will take place on
WEi)NESDAY, Tal17lt1;1)AY 804 Plumy.
Sept. 30 and Oct. 1 & 2
A hearty invitation is extended to the Ladies
of Brussels ou Wednesday and visitors to the Pair
on Thursflay and .Friday.
MISSES HABKIRI
Zuriob Sept. 23-24
Hamilton Sept. 15-17
THE PEOPLE'S COLUN1N.
CiTOOKFOR SALE.—TIL] UN•
1.7 0500000x00 offers for sato 8 Steers throe
years old; a pedigreed Yorkshire lOog, and
0 number of young Figs. Shook all In good
condition. JOHN MION AR EY, Proprietor,
Let 15, Oou. 9, Grey, or Braesels posted'os,.
Selioni
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Our etook of school, Supplies ie
complete and will bekeptnom.
pieta throughout the school year,
We seek quality in School
Supplies as in everything else,
endeavoring to bay the moat
desirable goods and to eell them
at the most eatiataolory prim.
Our large buylug comae for no
and for you. Our new Scribblers
and Exeroiee Books are very
fine at
Fox's
Drug Store.
I
P you want 'to see the Latest Styles
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Fall �
in I' 11M' Millinery 1 Fall
a til ao y attend 011 a 1
Opening on
Wednesday, Thursday cf Friday,
Sept. 30 and Oct, 1 & 2
The Millinery will be elegant and well
worth seeing. A choice stock of Ready-
te.wear Hats to hand and should be
seen and secured.
We are determined to sustain the good
naYne our store already enjoys for
Choice Goods at Low Prices, and we
will be pleased to welcome the ladies to
the Opening.
Roolie & Haycroll
A GOLDEN OPPWITUNITY
To Purchase
READY-TO-Ti7EAT3
hing
at Manufacturer's Cost.
®®
We are ever on the alert to purchase up-to-date reliable goods
in the lowest markets. We have been rewarded for our efforts last
week in closing a deal for $7150 worth of fine, new, seasonable
Ready-to-wear Clothing at 78.ic. on the dollar. One month only
to clear out this great sing in Men's, Boys' and Children's Suits,
Odd Pants, Odd -Vests, Overalls and Smocks. Come prepared for
Bargains.
To make our Mid -Summer Sale more in leresting this week
we will put en sale 4 cases of MEWS, WOMENS', MISSES' and
BOYS'
hoes
at Factory Prices.
This means 240 pairs. Como early and get your pair.
See our Ladies' wear Department if you wish to "save
money. Dress Goods and St allies full cines.
Butter and Eggs taken as cash.
HARRY Al MATCRETT
Garfield House, Brussels,