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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1900-5-17, Page 5A MAT 17, :1.900 BUSINESS CARDS. O NE's TO LOAN AT G 1.3E11, cent. 2',13, s00T7!, Brueeele, WT H, MOOAA,ONl]h— M • Issuer of Marriage Lioeutes, 01 - Sep at Ur000ry,'4'urnberry Meet, lirusaols, N. BARRE TT.— Tonsorial Artist, Shop—Next door Nor 1i of the Standard Bank, Ladles' end Children's hair <hitting a speafalty, DARNS FOR SALE—TIE UN- nuneIgNE0 has HOVOraf good Panna ler tale and to rent, easy terms In Vownebiege otKerrie and Grey, F S, SO OTT, Brussels 'M. MORRISON/ Issuer of Marriage Licenses, WALTON. ONT. MISS JEAN 'M'LA UCHLIN, —Ti1A0EE11 OF— PIANO - AND - ORGAN. many -ours, asrm. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM- INOnnANE, FIRE AND MARINE, GUELPH. MISS SARAH LOUISE MOORE, L, O. M„ Acads to graduate 'of London Con ery a Member of the Aeeootated ! also for of Meeo, Ai0mb Y itl is prepared to l000ivo v ane o1 Onbar p alimited Hamper of pupils for instruction on the piano,- Qualified to prepare pupils for the Principal's Form in the Conservatory of 330010, Brussels, Ontario. ALEX. BUNTER— Mark of the Fourth Division Court, Co. Huron; Conveyancer, Notary Public, Land, Loan rand Insurance'Agent • Anotion- eer. Funds invested and to"loan. Collec- tions made. Office in Graham'siBlo0k, Brue- eele. AUCTIONEERS. S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION- • nun, w131 soil for better prioea, to bettermen, in lase time and lees obargee than any other Auctioneer In East Buren or he won't obarge'anything, Dates and orders can always be arranged at time o1Boeor by pereoual application. DENTISTRY F. W. TWEDDLE, (0'010toBLY Or 0EAr0BTH) DENTIST, Graduate of R. 0. D 3., Toronto ; Post Grad- uate 001Ir130 at Hoskol's School, Obioago, in Drown end bridge work. /a, -Prices same as 1n surrounding towns. 21, Office over A. R. Smith's store,13 maids, VETERINARY. � - D. WARWTCK— • 8onerGraduate of the Ontario Vet- erinary College, is prepared to treat all dis- eases of domeetloatod animals lin a ((must• entmanner. Particular attention paid to Veterinary Dentistry Calls promptly at- tended to, Office and Infirmary -Four doors North of bridge, Tornberry s1., Brussels. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. W• M. SINCLAIR— • Barrister, Solicitor, +Conveyancer, Notary Public, &c. Office -8 tewarf0 Block 1 door Nortlh of Central Hotel.! Solicitor for the Standard Bank, GF. BLAIR, BARRISTER, • Solicitor, &o, 013100 over Stand- ard Bank. Solicitor for Village of Brussels. Money to Loan at lowest rates. 1 IF G. CAMERON— ,- -LT-L. • l3'ormerly of Oameran, troll & Cameron) Barrister and Solicitor, Goderioh Ont. Of ice—Enmiltcn street, opposite Ool- borne Hotel. MEDICAL CARDS. E. T. SNIDER. 3l. O., C. 31.,' Licentiate of .Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons, Xingatoo ; Member of the Col- lage of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. D1000130e of Women and Children a special- ty. Nine years' experience. OHoe and res- idence, opposite langlish,ahar0h, Brussels. J. A. M'NAUGHTON, 31. B., C. 31., TrinitylIInlvereity, Fellow Trinity Modloul College,Member College of Physicians and Surgeons, Ont. Licentiate of the Royal 001. lege of Physicians and Ltoentlate of Mid. wilery, Edinburgh. IS -Telephone No.14, Residence—Mill street, Brussels. 11Af DR. WM L. HOLMES, 303010rAN, 80E0EON AND A000000Ena, (Succoosor to lir. 1F. R, linlbllelseh) AI, D, Bellevue Aoepitol Nod. Col., New York dumber 311)031 Victoria *University, Toron- to ; luomberof the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Special attention paid to diaeaeosof women, eye, ear, nose and throat, 10.11 D. F. SMITH, M. D. C. M., Graduate of 7430313 College, Moo tree I, &., &o, All specialty work eatiefaotorily treat- ed. Otlloo upstairs in the Stratton Bleak, ONeo hours, 0 to 19 a. in., Rud 7 tole p. m. Specialistwork, math as for oyo, ear, throat, the olfloe at. his residence, Elizabeth street, from 2 t 0 p m, An medicines w11l. be dispensed personally by the Dr. or under his direct supervision. Write To -day for Our Oataloguo ! ajiriLiyaqa,lirs,„„ l gqi E1LSI Str'aif©ri,Qrl t Students are in attendancethis year item Canada, 'United States and New• 30004130(1, Our gradnatee are always euooeeeful in getting good &tunti ne. W. J', BLLIOW, I'rinepttl, • 9110 Business Ontario #.4 Listowel rfl lege. gUAL TA ANY 111/ ONTARip, A thorough, complete 3Ad p344110al train - all bra e Commercial ing'A noh of of m oa 1 or atouaiderably 1088 time regular rates. For full information apply 1100183 or eo logo over Feet office. `. HARTT. ISTONAL, PION Mars, A,t,w.Lost. Noma Nollte.--The recent frosts have proved injurious to the fruit blossoms and kali wheat,—Mre, (Rev,) MoLeod ie recovering slowly atom her severe illness, —Jae. Print was on the elok list lest week with inflammation of the kid. Heys,—Robb. Mny hag added an engine to his repair shop equipment.—We are pleased to observe the name of 0. H. Fellarton, eon of Thos. Fullerton, Clerk of Elma, among the ouocesefel students in mining . engineering.—Mr. Fullerton, loft Monday morning of last week for Morrieburg, where be will follow his pro. feoeion as civil engineer end land sur- veyor this Summer. He thought some- what of going out to British Columbia, but bag decided to 0Opept the Morrieburg opening for the present, and will probably1 n go to B. 0.pg next Spring. . 1 Mrs. Fullerton ill remain with her parent? in town this Summer.—Emerson Vipond was driving along the road with a cultivator which seared the horses and started them to run. Emerson was thrown off behind and escaped unhurt, 'The horses broke away from the machine smashing it badly. They ran about a mile before they were stopped. 113len tie. NEi383 BLINRLETa.—Mra. George Potter and Mise Ethel Powell have been lying seriously ill at their reepeotive homes,— Alex. Dennison, who had obarge of Joe. Stolhere' bakery for the past year, has left for Toronto where he hue enured a situation. J. H. Bloor has taken the position of baker with Hr. Stothere.— llrowA & Allen shipped a car of evapor. ated apples to Hamilton, Alex. Mac• donaid, who was in Garrote & Proudfoot'e lawofiioe, Goderioh, for several years, ie now in charge of G. F. Blair's branob office bare.—N. B. Gerry bas completed arrangemente to build a large omit shed in the Grand Trunk yard. F. V. Den. atedt has sold his house and six lots on Westmoreland street to John McGill for for $856.—Jobn Laidlaw, who has been attending the Chicago Dental college dur- ing the peat term, is home for. the Sum• mer vaoabion.—Hugh MoQnarrie received a letter from his on, Archie, who is one of the gallant Canadians fighting for their Queen in South Africa. Archie speaks of his safe arrival at (jape Town and of the very pleasant voyage enjoyed. —Mice Jameson, who has been the pope• tar choir leader and organist of the Methodist church for the past three years, has resigned and retiree June let. Tbe ohuroh officials have appointed J. E. Moser oboir leader and Mies Edith Pen - hall organiet. Brave 3160 ren. Viotime to stomach, liver and kidney troubles and feel the results in lora of eppotite, baokaohe, nervou3nees, bead - Rohe and tired, rundown feeling, but, ',Meotrie Bitters are just the thing for a man" writes J. W. Gardner, of Idaville, Ind., "when he is ail rundown, and don't care whether be livee or dies. It did more to give me new strength and good appetite than anything I oould take. I Dan now eat anything and bave a new leave on life." Only 60o. Every bottle guaranteed by G. A. Deadman, druggist. ,7Sen,iortIa. Newsy NorEs. — The ladies of Sb. Thomas' ahuroh, shipped two large boxes of olothing to the fire euferere at Hull.— On and after Monday, May 2101, the drug stores will (lose at 7.30 during the Sommer months.—Tbe wardens of St. Thomas' church are asking for tenders for painting the churob, Sunday 9011001 and Rectory.—George Beattie opened out a large confectionery stook in the store recently vented by W, J. Clark and in. tends running an up•to-date restaurant. —July the 17th and 18th are the dates claimed by the Seaforth Turf Aseooiation for the opening meeting of their new track and gronnde. The feuna builders will have full awing this week. The on. tract for building of the same was let to Robb. Johuatoo. The material for 'the grand stand, etablee, e+o., are being rapidly pet through and in a very short time work will be commenced thereon. Joe Keating has boon awarded the en- treat for the ereotiou of these buildings and from the appearance of the plane they certainly will be tip 11 tale in every particular. The grand stand will acoom. =date at least 1,000 people and the stable') are built so that every eonvenlen80 will be afforded the different horsemen. —Tesohere' convention in Sen forth, 25313 and 26th inet.—Workman aro busily en- gaged in making improvemeote in S. W. Oady'e block. He is having a bard wood floor placed in Robt. {Millie & Son's store, aieo two plate glue windowe. Rev. Dn. MODONALD Panne AwAY.— Everybody was °hooked to hear of the death of Dr. MaDonald, A telegram annoenoing hie demise on Wednesday of last week at Detroit where bo was reeid• int,. Rev. Alex. D. McDonald, of the Presbyterian Ohurch, was born on the 0th of November, 1835, in the Citadel, Quebeo. Hie father was bandmaeter in the 79th Regiment, and was present at the bottles Corae a and Waterloo. After leaving the army he received a pen. Bion and a grant of land in the County cf Durham, and died shortly after the diose of the rebellion, when Alexander, the eubjeot of on sketch, was hardly 8 yenrs old.. On his father's death, Alex- ander lived with a farmer until he wa0 7.8 178 then began study and attended the Toronto Aondamy, then under the charge of Prof. Gale. Ile alternated Lie Otudiee by working on a farm, and taught school in 13 enbeim fn 1858 and 1854, and was employed as a student catechist in 1855 at We0,post and Newburgh, and in 185G and 1857 at Coflingwood and Bradford. Alter completing hie lheoligi. cal studies at Knox College, Toronto, he wee assistant to the late Dr, Bayne, of Galt, Raving been duly licensed by the Hatlli11o4 Prgebylory, ho wee ordained a o of '1' et x 'Mina Clux it Cl to in 85 e, Olinten, 1 9 and 14 1809 he wee settled as pastor 9R Knox Churo1, I'i'ora, and in 1879 in,, duoled fie pastor lu Stafertb, Fel' 8 years be was ()fork of the Herm) Proeby, tory, wee Moderator of the Synod of Hamilton no 8 a lin 1R Head equip 88 .a a i, SO boon Superintendent of Public 8oh0gl Board inClinton a T e mit a and uok re t h d (Amerman of the Contort!) High School Board. In 188Q Mr, MoDonald travelled eateneivelyin Groat Britain, act ip 1882 and 1887 in Manitoba and the North West• 1111, MoDanald waa married June 23rd, 1760, to Agnes Qtvan, daughter of Jas. Cavan, of Paris, Ont, Four of hie eons are employed in wholeeal8 110nee0 fA Winnipeg end one in Detroit. He has been a diligent, leboroue and 01104000303 motor in all the chargee in whiob he bee labored and greatly beloved by hie poo. pie. Hie pulpit mfnietratiotte bore 0v1,10n00 of thorough preparation. '1'be interment took plane at 011nton Saturday afternoon• 18 The JaWe 113 A Lien. The gallant Mayor Swaine tells of be. ing kuootted eeneeleea by a lion that lacerated hie arm. His thrilling escape from the jaws of death is only equalled by Dr, King's New Discovery tor Con- sumption, rebirth bag saved thousands 930111 desperate Throat and Lung troubles. "AIL doctors said my wife would soon die of Oonsumption," writee L. 0. Overstreet, of Elgin, Tent,„ but your wonderful medioine completely cured her, and saved her life, Satisfaction is ,guaranteed by G. A. Deadman druggist, hwogiv a trial bottles free. Large Larg a bottles 600 and $00. Gorri.,. NEWSY GLlttuaaa.-Robt, Match rum', ad into the house recently purohesed from Rev. Mr, Galilee—Geo. Brown, of ale Albion Hotel, hue had hie bas fitted with a new top and painted in the most np• to•date style. He to also baying a dray wagon built.—A. (hangs in the time of our mail trains name into effect on MoD• day of last week, by whioh the mail from Toronto arrives at 12:60 instead of 1:08 ; and the Teeswater mail arrive° at 8;46 instead of 8:30. The morning train is also three minutes later.—111. E. Cum. mer moved into J. G. Edgar's house, on Viotoria et.—Henry Z mmerman, just Beet of the village, bad three young cattle killed by being struck by the freight train.—Mre. J. G. Edgar left on Tuesday afternoon of last week, for Toronto, where she will reside with her bueband. —A. M. Knox, our jeweller, has purohae• ed a new wheal.—Wm. Ashton, of the Weeleyn College, Montreal, is visiting under the parental roof. -0o Arbor day the aoholers of the senior department of our eohool and a number of the citizens proceeded to the bush and prooared some fine young maples and had them planted around the new eohool ground. Geo. E. McKee, our genial teacher, was on band and superintended the work.—TB many friends of Miss Sarah MoIatoeb, will be interested to learn of her marriage to Andrew Buxton, of Romaine, Meoota 00., Michigan, a former Gerrie boy. The marriage took place et the residence of Wm. J. Boyers, 414 12th street, Detroit, on May 1st, by Rev. 0. H. Fulton, of that pity. About 25 guests were preempt. Tbe newly married maple left ou the evening train for Brighton, Mieb., where they will visit Mrs. Watson, a sister of the groom, for a time settling down to married life. Ills Wonderful Nerve Alone sustained Editor F. M. Higgins, of Seneca, II1., when all doctors and medicines failed to relieve his pain from piles, Then Buoklen's Arnica Salve wholly cured him. Infallible for in. juries, Pains or Bodily Eruptions. Cure guaranteed. Only 25o a box. Sold by G. A, Deadman, druggist. Wroxeter. LITTLE WaxNELEs.—Sam. Willie, of London, had his linger badly crushed recently while helping to move a build• ing.—Mise Appleby, who was reported very low is considerably better, we are glad to hear.—Mise Tena Smith and Misses Letla and Kate Hazelwood were visiting at Clifford last week.—Jae. Don• aldeon has returned and will now proceed with the erection of a power house, the planing of the engine and boiler. and putting the eleotrie light plant in first• Mass running shape. It f0 quite likely that the Gerrie village trustees will have street lamps put up in that burg in the early Fall.—The ladies of Wroxeter held 03 meeting and resolved to do something for the sufferers by the late fire at Hull and Ottawa. They at onoe set to work and shipped two large oases of olothing and other useful artioles, also two bage of flour.—Robt. Fox has Bold hie brick reeidenoe on Sanderson street, to Thos. Filmore for about $450. We understand Mr. Fox will remove at onoe to Brueeele to reside with hie eon, James, who is in business there.—John Hamilton enjoyed a fast run from Brussels to Buffalo with a train load of cattle. The run was made in 6 hours and 40 minutee, a dis- tance of about 170. miles, which is pretty good going for a freight train. Untended for Last week.) NEweY NOTES.—Wm. Douglas, B. line, Turnberry, had an operation performed last week for the removal of a growth on the left aide of his fen. We hope he will pull through n. 3,, as be he a higbly 300900ted man. Mr, Douglas is 76 years of age and has been a resident of Turn - berry for the past 80 years,—Bert. Mulch, while in the saw mill, 3001(1 ntiy let bis band Domain oontaot with a running saw and had one or two Bogen severely out.—A. and Mrs. Gofton were away Monday and Tuesday of last week attend- ing the fuoaral of Mre. Gofton'° mother, Mre, Gillespie, who died at her home in Turnberry, near Relators, on Sunday, at the age of 69 years, and was buried at Teeswater.-7). Gibson et Co, put in e new and improved menthe for making lath at their mill here.—The Methodist people of the village are going to have their allure() pet in good repair et an early date. The building will be re. shingled and various other (banes and improvements made that will add to the appearance and comfort of the church.— Thos. Gibson, incline purchased a lot on Hill Street, opposite W. S. MoKerolier's residence, from R, Bleck, for about 9100. Mr. Gibson will erect a handsome resi• dance on thea nicely located property,— A meeting to make a move towards cele. boating Dominion Day, July 2nd, in fitting stye in Wroxeter, was held on Monday evening of last week. 'Toe. Rae, Treasurer, read a short financial statement which Showed a balance on hand of about 940, It was 'moved and TEE DEPOSALS .OQ,ST unanimously oar1led that the oelsbratian be held here title Su m" or• O cars were Vitiated fie felines 1—$. S,B, 111oKeivie,. Free, ; John Bray, V+oe.Pree, ; Goo, Spotton, Seery, Thee. Rae, Trees, Sport and Printing Onereittee—Pres„ ViQe•P1oe„ ;Freese and 3, 4, Walter, , Fie Id Camp)tGee— haekiimore, Geo. Paalip, $, I1, fllaok, John Deeglae, Bert, Mutoh JohnBar Hard an John Brown— With wn— with power to ad30 their number, dolleotiog Committee,—S. 13. MoKeivie, W, A. Rutherford, J. Wendt and ,,7, B. Allen. 1.10.11-4 we' 1, Newsy Llpx4.—:rhe Lin ,wel Furniture Company has received lt1 'dialler of incorporation. The provisional direotore are M. 56D, Fleming, A. Foerob, Wm. Wilee, J, S, Gee and Dr. Rutherford,— Geo, E. Ballard, of this town, met with a rather serious aaoldeut, having fallen off a wagon and injured bis head and back in goosing in oonteet with the ground. Considering his advanced years, his recovery may pot be as rapid as ie hoped for.—Oswald Scott, 000 of J. W. Scott, has returned to town from King. On, where he has been attending the School of Mining. He will probably spend the Summer vacation in the min• ing section of British Columbia,—Tbe Listowel Chair factory is now in operation and the first lot of Shafts is finished. A. Hermiston, furniture dealer of this town, bee snared the first chain to leave the factory.—Garrock Bros. are removing their wholesale smallweree establishment to the vacant store in 0. Tabberner'e block, next door to Thompson Brpe. The Banner, will occupy thepremises vented by Carrock Bros., after remodel- 11Ag,—G. Loree has gone to Oheeley to work in the Kong Bros, furniture factory as finisher.—Viator Bartle, the youngest eon of Mrs. Barthe, met with a painful eooideat. Without ooneideriog the risk he was running, he held a lighted giant fire oraokerin bio hand until it exploded, with the result that hie hand was badly lacerated, the flesh being torn from the palm and the bone of the thumb injured. A doctor dressed the wound, whioh is now mending.—Oyrns Hacking, deputy postmaster, received a meeoage, stating that hie eldest son Frank, who ie employ- ed in Mr. Halstead's bank at Mt. Forest, bad been severely injured by a fall from hie bicycle. Mr, and Mre. Hooking immediately drove over to Mt. Forest, and found their eon badly injured and still onooneoious. The accident took plaoe on one of the streets in Mt. Forest, previous to starting to ride home on his wheel, 8e was his intention, and is sup- ported to have been caused by the handle bar turning, as he is a careful and expert rider. In falling he etrook on hie head and it was feared a rupture of a blood vessel in the brain had taken place ; bat he has made considerable improvement and is now on a fair way to recovery. Hie mother remained to nurse him. Working Overl4De. Eight boars laws are ignored by those tireless little workers—Dr. Ring's New Life Pills. Millions are always at work, night and day, poring Indigestion, Bilioveneao, Constipation, Sick .Heed• ache and all Stomaol, Liver and Bowel troubles. Easy, pleasant, safe, sure. Only 250 at G. A. Doadman'e drug store. The close season for pickerel in Ontario has been fixed at from Ibe 1st to the 15th of May. W, 11, Dyer, of 0shewa, was killed at P. the 1ta tau . Waging Of the C,, R, Amen LLent.fig 1 flfteep.yeor•old hey fell olfu 0 eight train and wee killed. The futrieon•mopthe-old boy of 111r. apd Mre, 3,'1°, 0. Laing, of Oontreelllo, WSW burped to death, At Yarmouth, N,. 8,, Mrs, Tartar Stod- dard, while cooking breakfast, had n wa fainting spe11 and fell back rdv, atxlk• Ing her bead op the table. When piolied up ft wan found her neck woe broken and she was dead, MONEY TO LOAN AtA..31/. Per Cent. Costs of Loan. Very Reasonable. Liberal Terms of Re -payment. G. F. B,LAI R, SOL101Tot, &e. Office over Standard Bank, Brussels. llffi Worts! Skate grinding attended to with neatness and dispatch. 5 also Sharpen Horse Clippers, Bois• sore, breed knives and other edged tools in op•to date style. Saw Gumming and Filing attended to in a Workmanlike manner, 8atie- faction assured. FRED. ADAMS, Shop on Mill Street, BRUSSELS. McLEOD'S System renovator --AND OTBEn— TESTED REMEDIES SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE For Impure, Weak and Impoverished Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleepleeoneoe, Palpita. tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Neur- algia, Loss of Memory, Brouohitio, Con- sumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kidney and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Dance, Female Irregularities and General De. bility. LABORATORY, GODERICN, ONT. J. M. McLEOD, Prop. and Manufacturer. Sold by Jas, Fox. Druggist, Brussels .-iscc180`Y.Qicai 9-R1,accog y-0 .b'rdgl' it , Crockery! t�y at the Old Prices. A large assortment of Plain and Fancy China and Glassware. Sof SEEDS... . The best Mengel, Turnip and other Seeds grown. a Geo. Thomson, MEM DZI. • Having bought largely before the advance in prices we are offering.�,,,.1 Tea, Dinner AND ---"" Toilet Sets . . PARASOLS UMBRELLAS Our Shirt Waists are quick sellers and up-to-date in style. Call and see what you may have - for 50c each. All new goods. Ladies' and Children's Sailors at 16o, 20o, 25c, 40c and 50c that will sur- prise you. We have just received and passed into stock a Iarge and well assorted range of Para- sols and 'Umbrellas. Extra good value at 50c each and up to' $2 75. Our 50c, 75c, 90e and $1,00 lines are the best value we've ever offered. SHRT WAISTS SAILOR HATS May Standard Fashion Sheets Free to those who call for theme. The Standard Patterns are Cheap and Satisfactory. None better. Alex. Strachan i tokIN1 N &o LTA+; -r a OE ... �1sS 'a'bet's the magi, word. That's what moot people are after—. 000080E in bueineos. Incidentally this memos dollars, but that doesn't neoeoeurily mean that the eneeeeeful bueiuese'le the ope that Relle goods at' the highest prince. On the other band it generally menus that the goods are eoid at the lewest prides, relying on largo sales and good manage - went for net profits. Now, we mob to emphasize that we are after large Bain and ile moults, and Mie is the way 170 do it;— Oottonadee,in atripee and cheeks, worth 14e, tor 10o. Cottonades, heavy weight, worth 26e, for 190, Heavy Shirting, stripes and obeeks, now worth 15o, for 120. Or1or4 Shirting, tact eoiore, wortlt 12Q, for Sec. Linea Roller Towelling, now worth 8u, for 5o. Grey Cotton, yard wide, now worth So, for Seo, Black Sateen, for dresses and waists, worth i21jo, for 10o. Farley Giughatne, fast colors, now worth 8o, fur 5o. Men's Blue Denim Overalls, heavy weight, worth $1; for 780. Art Muslin, with border, for ourtaino, So, 8c, 10a and 12i3. Ladies' Shirt Waists, flus partials, worth, 65o, for 508, Ladies' Babtoe Doogola Shoee, high out, worth 91.50, for $1.25. Ladies' Oxfords, patent tip, worth 91, for 75o, Men's Heavy Plow Beate, worth 91.20, for 90e. Men's Plow Boots, extension soles, worth 91.76, for $1.60, Men's Fine Dongola Shoes, at 91.25, $1,50, $1.75 and $2, MEMNON' & Co., BLYTII. 1I. LOST OPPORTUNITIES . , NEVER RETURN. Binder Twii,e. "Probs." say twine will advance in prioe. Prudent people are plotting their orders for "Plymouth Twine," be- cause it eaves Labor, Twine and Money. Binder Covers, 95.00. The material alone would cost more at 9300003 prides. Ball Bearing Churns. Our stock, bought before the ndvanoe in price, will soon be Bold out. Now is the time to get Otte, 8/CYCLES 935 00 and up. The heart of a bicycle le the Hanger. The only perfect hanger is the "One•pieee" Fauber Hang- er. Dominion, Garden City and Perfect are equipped with the Perfeob Hangar. Washing Machines, See them. They are Perfect. Pure Prepared Paint 350. per quart, New shades of color. Floor Paints, dry in 8 home. Every ran of Paint guaranteed. Lawn Mowers. See oar 16 in. out for 8400. Our present stock only to be Bold at these low prioea. Harvest Tools Parahased before the advance in pride. Come and share the profits. . o McHlAY & Co. uggy Season .� EWAN &INNES The well known firm of OpenedCARRIAGE MAKERS, are to the front with a - Large, Well Select- ed and Well Finished STOCK OF Buggies, Wagons, Road Carts, Etc,, that they are sellling at CLOSE prices. Already they have disposed of 7 Buggies and the Prospects are good. Call at our Show Rooms and see for yourself Special attention given to Repairs, Be -painting, Trimming, and all Work Guaranteed. Ewan & Innes, - Brussels. CHANGE OF BUSINESS. Having purchased the stock of Groceries, Fruits, Crockery, Glassware, &c., from my son I intend to carry on the business in a way that cannot fail to be both pleas- urable and profitable to the public. Grocer' Stook Fresh and up.to-date. A Specialty TEAS. made of The Choicest Fruits and Confectionery. 'CHINA AND GLASSWARE We take no second place, BAKERY Continued as usual and Satisfaction assured. The patronage of the public solicited and we will do our part to merit a continuance of your trade, MRS. BALLANTYNE, BRUSSELS.