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Wo are OM agents for the Cree•
gent Bloyo)e whieb wa helleve to by the
linetlfloyole for themony auyWhere. It
ie the kind that "stand up" and le there•
fore seldom ,fbund in repair ahopa, Xou
gen have it fitted with tbe Morrow
Ooneter and Brake or without. Title
year's Model ie a beauty with an elegant
Paddle,
2ild Han Bicycles.
We have tgnr Gants' leioyolee,
three new last eeaeon. One of these I
rode myself and hoe a Morrow Ooaeter
and Brake. If you once mod this device
you would never want to be witbgut
We have two Ladies' Bicycles, one only
need about twice. Any and all of tbeee
can be had et a bargain. You are sale
M buying a Creeeent-good value for
your money,
A. little early some may
thiplf to talk Wall rapers but
judging from what we are sell-
ing many believe hi having
their
E'a o' lianging
done early. As usual we have
a large selection purchased
from both Toronto and Mont-
real. We have an extra var-
iety of
Ingrain.
Papers
All with Borders and Ceilings
to match. You can make no
mistake selecting your Wall
Papers from our stock.
iii D A d `j Booky Druggist, r,Optioian and
eoile
STRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOBTfERN 0XTENSION W. G. & a,
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
ane South, asfo)lowe:
GOING SOTTU. Goma Nonma.
Express 7:18 a.m, I Mail 2:10 p.m
Mixed 9:46 a.m. i Express -° 8;17 p,m
r .cal Baas t.ems;
A Were among ye Lakin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Hones Fair April 4th,
RAAB this week'e illustrated stipple.
meet to Tan Pose.
Ciloxan Pox is taking a tour among
some families in town it ie said.
Some of G. A. Deadman's bees took a
short fly on Friday the weather wee so
fine.
Tan Enterprise Salt Works shat down
for a few weeks owing to running abort
of fuel.
RomT. THOM SON ehipped, pet express,
1130 dozen of eggs to Montreal on Monday
of this week.
Ate advertisement in Tan Pose usually
brings good results. If yeawant to sell
or buy try one oolamme.
BEATING was indulged in on the side-
walks by some of the youth on Tneeday
night after the sleet storm.
TUE BORON uniform promotion ex-
aminations will be held on Thuredey and
Friday, March 28th and 29th.
Tan dairy mill le running and turning
out an artiste of salt known from one end
of this Dominion to the other,
Tam Grand Oonnoil 0, 0. 0. F., will
meet at Hamilton March 25th. Samuel
Hoggard will represent the local ooaooil.
A now society lantern has been hung
out by the Odd Fellows' at the hallway
entrance to their lodge room, Graham
block.
BRueonLe Flax mill has a quantity of
flax Beed to give ant to farmers on the
neaal terms. Their advt. may be read in
this Mena.
JAS. Wmolanreon and family talk of re
moving to Wingham. They have beeo
making their home for several yeare ou.
the Geo. Robb plot North of Brussels.
W. R. Bnennn was in town on Monday
talking op the Palmerston pork poking
house. He ie an energetic repreeenta
Live and will do his part in booming thie
enterprise.
Mn. Menti, the heather, :aye Tan POST
was incorrect last week in stating that
he was leaving town as he intends oerry
ing on bueineee from hie house instead of
a front street shop.
Co. COmmeeIONEn Annex wee here last
Friday and let the job of reflooring Broe•
eels bridge to Dan. MoNanghton. A
new floor will also be put down on the
foot walk on the bridge. Both are badly
needed.
AT the A. 0. U. W. Lodge last Friday
evening W. H. vloCraoken was appointed
Financier, pro tem, during J. A. Oreigh.
ton's. illness. Mr. MoOraoken will re.
oeive member's aeneeements and give re -
cutlets for the eame,
D. Meaeree team, 6th eon. Grey, took
a runaway from W.1'. Stewart's mill on
Tneeday morning. They brought up at
the American Hotel leaving the sleigh
against the arohway in their harry to get
into the yard. The damage was not very
serious.
Cotrttorraoa HnnnnaooN has added a-
nother feet pacer to the equine string
owned in Brussels. Wedneeday morning
several owners of thie class of boreefl.eh
were testing their speed on Turnberry
street. The Bylaw relating to furious
driving is being looked nn.
Tan tidy cottage, on Weet aide of Tarn
berry street, has been parohaeed by Jno.
Hewitt, it is said, for 4660 from John
Wynn. Thelatter came into poeeeesion
in an exchange of the Hayden property
with Robb. Johnston. It pays to buy
better than to rent if you get what saute
you.
Fame McOorona,-A. subscriber in Meni•
toba in remitting subscription to Tam
PoeT Says :-I will Boon be a year here
and I would not like to be without TIM
Pose as it gives tie all the home news. I
like the country floe and we have had a
nine Winter so far. Some cold days but
few very bad storms like what you On-
tario people think Manitoba moat have,
Fret Bnraeai,--A meeting of Bruseele
Fire Brigade will beheld at the Commit
Chamber on Friday evening 29th inet.
A11 are asked to attend ae the ofliaers
deeire a general livening up of interest in
this important department. If there le
any fault to be found let it be stated and
if improvement can be suggested all well
and good. J. G. Skeet) is the Oblef and
Coenoillor Wilton the Captain of the
Brigade.
Omaene.-For the purpose of the canons
the eleotoeal districts of Ontario have
been grouped into oenepe dietriote, We
are in divieion bur, Donald MoAlpine,
Bothwell, thief officer: Brawl Bast, B, nae
Weet, Elgin East, Elgin West, Besse
North, Been South,
Heron
n oE
ast Buren
Soutb Huron Weet,Bent,East,
East,Lambtnn Went, London, Middlesex
x
Baet Middlesex North, Middteoex South,
Middieeee West, Norfolk South, Norfolk
North, Orford North, Oxford South, Perth
Forth, Perth South.
THREE weddinge on Wedneeday.
Some of our townspeople attended a
couple of them.
JNo, BAONHILL offers hie hoose and lot,
corner Alexander and Thomas etreete,
for sale, Advt. in thio issue.
Tan wetab found near the grain store
bosses, Brussels, and advertised in TEE
Pose, was the property of Albert Mo•
Call, of Morris, •who reoovered it through
the advertisement.
I3nassELe monthly Horse Fair, the
lent for thie season, will be held o0
Thursday, April 4111, With favorable
weather and roads it will be a dasher for
both boyars and horses.
Ma. Benne, who bought tbe Campbell
Bankrupt Stook, infertile tie that be bas
decided to remain the balance of this
month and has made further rednoticne
in prices. If at the end of this month tba
goods are not all sold be will remove the
entire stook.
Tam POST eobaoription Piet continues to
grow. All we ask the publio to do is to
compare it with other papers and we will
be satisfied to abide by the deoieion.
We hope to introduce other features of
interest to the public end all this for 2
oeute a week to the subscriber. Don't
borrow any longer.
ALrern BAERER, who is acquiring quite
a reputation as a poultry fauoier, intends
building a modern poultry Boase on hie
101 aornorof John and Market streets. It
will be 12x40 feet and will have metallic
aiding. He bae sold a number of birds
and bee reoeived settings of eggs from
notable breeders. His specialty ie barred
and White Rooke.
0, O. F. At Home" next Tuesday
evening, the last for this Beeson. The
members of the Court are asked to invite
their reepeotive friends and also remem-
ber their baskets for the lunch part of
the program. Bread and butter, cake
and coffee are set down ea the desired bill
of fare. Ageod program will be present-
ed, Business of the Court will begin
promptly so ae so be ready for the open
meeting
Tan LATE Mite. Snow, -The Morrioe
(Mich.) Olipper, of March 8, bas this to
any of the late Mrs. John Shaw, mother
of Angus Shaw, of Grey townebip, and
Jno. Shaw, formerly of Brussels who died
there ori March let; -Catherine Darraoh
(Mrs. Shea?) was born on the Island of
Jura, Argyleebire, Scotland in the year
1811. She Game of a long lived family.
Her father died at the age of 104 years in
Ontario. Her mother was 94 years old
when ehe died while ahe herself lived for 90
years, With her husband she oameto
North Oarolina from Sootland about the
year 1840, and they lived there eigbt years
daring which time Dr. Shaw, Mre. T. B.
Stanely and Dr. Alex Shaw, formerly of
Bancroft, where- born. Her husband
died there. Afterwarde they removed to
Ontario, near Goderiob, and lived there
until fifteen years ago when she Dame to
reside with ber daughter, Mrs. Stanley in
Mortice. At an early age, when still
quite young, she united with the Presby-
terian March of Scotland (the old Kirk)
and in North Carolina and Canada ehe
identified herself with the church of her
fathere. Through her long life, and in-
deed up to the day before ber death duty
seemed to be the first thought present with
bar. Her work le over, the aotive bande
and head are et rest, and she hae gone to
the enjoyment of the rest that remaineth
for the people of God. "She has some to
her grave in a felt age, like a shook of
Dorn oometh in its eeaeon." She leaves
a family of four out of seven, three sone
acid one daughter, to mourn the lose of a
loving mother.
Manuea:m ISMPran.-Despite a vary die•
agreeable wind and hail storm a goodly
oompany assembled et the H. 0. T. M.
Lodge room, Stewart block, on Tneeday
evening to take part in the eapper an-
noanoed. Tabies were set the fall lengtb
of the Hall and were eupplied with both
the neoeesariee and luxuries of life and
in each en abundance that a large sup.
ply remained when all were served.
About 8.30 Sir Knight MoBnire took the
chair and an entertaining and well ren-
dered program was preeented ae follows
Chairman's addreee ; instrumental, Mre.
Geo.'Tbomeon and 1). Ewan ; reading,
"Ara. Gallup" J. J. Gilpin; duet, "Wait
for the wagon," Aline Tbomeon and Le
title MoArter ; recitation, "Prattle and
Leeohee," Mies Winnie MoG•aire • solo,
"The Irishman's Toast" Mins Carrie
Hingeton ; reading, "The Debatin So-
oiety," Mies Josie Buchanan ; inetra-
meotal, Mise Jessie MaLauahlin ; solo,
"Marguerite," Jas. Jones ; recitation,
"The Camp," tibiae Nellie Irwin ; inetru•
mental, T. A. Hawkins ; deet, "Little
Boy Blue," Mime Dolly Beaker and
Therm Gerry ; reading, "An old maid's
experience," Miee Minnie McNaughton
addreee, A, D. Bipprell, of Detroit ; solo,
"There's only one flog," Jae. Thomson ;
instrumental, Mre. Thomeoe and Mr,
Ewan; "God Save the Hing," On
motion of G. A. Deadman, ascended by
R. Leatherdale, a vote of tbanke was
passed to all who fieeisted in the eveningie
entertainment and to the ladies for this.
additional proof of their ability to nater
to the wants of the so called inner man.
It wan expeoted that one of the Supreme
Tent officers wouldb P
ave been resent
but illness prevented. The financial re.
turns were anent $18.00 which will be ap•
plied to the organ fund. Brussels Mao-
ottbee Tent bee 101 members in good
standing.
lieoiaa bee it thnt Svenela will eupply TSB tolieWing are Ile abipments from
the bride for yoeng Weetern bachelor, the G. T, Ii'. Gide Weenie -ear of Quote,
Clegg di Dames 1 ear of wheat and One Of
peas by A. liaelter ; 2 Oars of wend
e ear of peas by B. Grabem.
TOoenAr evemng'e trete wee oaneelled
andou Wedneeday we had no oommuni.
nation with the omtetde world by rail until
10 p. m, Snowplows and triune were
either etu9k fn enowbanka pr tiff the rails,
Tburedey morning ebortly after 811 mail
train got here.
A Pn090'8liOne Ineoltenee Qoau nn--
Reba Cunningham, Ineuraaoe Agent of
(4ne4h, bae feet shown e report of the
Gore'vDletriot Mutuei Fire Ineuranoe
Oorppany, of Galt, for 1900, That it
ehowe co balance to the good on the year'e
bueineee of 081 279.00 and availableassate
amennting to 0438.823 00 IS en exhibit
that epeake for itself, The membere al
the Company in Guelph will be pleueed
to know that the belanae wee enfi)cteat
to justify the directors at the annual
meeting, held on 281b Jannary last, in
declaring a refund of 20 per cent. on the
premiums paid daring the year. When e
refund of the same amount was deolared
at an annual meeting held eleven
years ago it was nothing abort of a ear.
prise, npd'wee a thing nbperalleled in
Fire Tnanranee experience, bat tie annual.
refunds elope then bays bean the rule
with that Oompany it hag ceaeed to be a
enepriae, and ie now a matter of expeota•
lion. The Galt Reporter says :---"Evi-
dently the motto of the Gore management
in ite business is quality not quantity.
That its :Griot adherence to a well defined
policy of :motion is beneficial to i'e share.
holders is evidenced in the rattled that it
ie able to pay a week :or two after every
anneal meeting. The Gore does not
plunge for the Bake of exp o:dine ite beef.
nese ; on the oontrery every application
ie oloeely scrutinized andthe dead line
drawn et the border of extra, bazardone
eeetions. We oan but oonolnde that the
Gore ,Dietriot Mutual Fire Ineuranoe
Oompaay has in ite General Manager,
Inspector and Board of Directors, men
of experience whose control of the inti.
totiou deserves oar heartiest oommenda.
tion."
FARM ADVERTn1naoe,-Seven years ago
ou the 8th of Deoember last, according to
the Woodstock Sentinel Beview., an
agent calling himeeif Frank Payne called
on Daniel Hagey, a well known farmer
of. Blandford township, whose farm is
lot 3 of the 7111 aanoeeeion of that town..
ebip. Thos. Payne claimed to , be tbe
representative of John J. Daly, pnblieher
of the "Canadian Farm Advertiser,
Guelph." He induced Mr. Hagey to
enter into a contract to advertise and sell
hie farm. AsMr, Hagey underetood it,
if the farm were sold within 8 years he
wee to pay the advertiser two per oent. of
the sum for which the term was sold.
If the farm was not Bold the whole mat-
ter was to drop without costing Mr.
Hagey anything. The affair was never
beard of until a week ago Friday night
when two men drove op to Mr. Hagey's
hoose in a oatter about 9 o'cloak at night.
The epokeemau represented a 'lawyer
from Toronto and preeented tbe long for.
gotten oontrant oldiming from Mr. Hagey
thesum of $210 for advertising bio ,farm
for sale over 7 years ago. Mr. Hagey
vigorously protected and told 1be men to
get off bis farm, whioh they did. On
Friday night Mr, Hagey received a letter
from the firm of McLean & McCallum,
barristers, eto., of Toronto, threatening
him with legal proceedings if the olaim
of $210 be not paid by Monday, tbe 18tb
inst. Mr. Hagey dose not intend to pay
any attention to the threat and will fight
it if legal proceedings are token. Other
turners in the neighborhood have been
ewindled in this way one in particular
having been iootanoed as paying 068 in
settlement of a claim of 8130.
FOOT near, organization meeting is RP•
ngnnged for next lidonday evening ho the
Counoii Chamber,
Teeenne ere eslte4 for shingling the
"Oryetel Palace" et the Grey Branch,
Agricultural Paris ead oleo for closing up
a. portion 0f the glass tower op the build.
ing, and straightening a few of the poets.
Been Baan..• -A meeting will be held to
the Caunuil Member On Fritey evening
Of this week at 7,80 O'olook the the par
9008 of organizing a Baee Ball team' for
the 000000 of 1901. A large attendance
le requeebed.
Tint Stratford Hernld Saye
Smith bait geoured another good salesman
in the pereon of Oban. Aldrioh, of St.
Marye. Mr, Aldriub emcee well Mom -
mended, and has, bad four and e half
yeare' experience with Mr. Beattie, of
St. Marys, ale° three yeare with the T,
Beton Oo„ Toronto.
Fool Dain. - Wednesday evening a
meeting was held for, the organization of
the Junior Pool Ball team for the oomiug,
season. The following °femora were
chosen :-Free., J. H, Cameron ; Viola
Pres„ Jae, T. RoesCaptain, Gera
Banker Sen.•Treae., Willie Good; Com.,
Gar!. Beeker, Wilife Good and Leslie'
Herr, Games will be arranged no soon
EIS the season will permit. There are
some good kiokere among the Juniors.
Tam new Britieh postal wad eontaine
photographs beautifully exeyuted, with
purple and gold surroundinge, of His
Maieety King Edward VII and QOeee
Alexandra with the0rown above, the date
of their birth and the marriage, and King
Edward'e eeeseionto the throne are below.
On the outer corner of the card is the fol.
lowing extraot from the King's epeeoh on
his aaoeesion : "I will with God's bleseing
solemnly. work for the promotion of the
oommon welfare and :mouthy of the great
Empire over whioleI have now been called
to reign." The whole effect ie very good.
Gneun Taints ENOlttne.- Advioee hove
been received at the bead offices of the
Grepd Trunk Railway Company, that
the twelve sample mogul freight l000mo-
tivee now building at the Brooke and
Dixon oompaniee' shops in the United
States, will be ready for delivery in
about three weeks. The engines are of
the "900 clave," similar to the mogule
built at the company's Point St. Charles
shops. They were designed by Frank W.
Morse, superintendent of motive power,
the dimension being as follows :--Oylin•
dere, 20 by 26 inches ; total weight of
locomotive, loaded, 161,976 pounds ; total
weight of tender, loaded, 112,000 pounds,
with driving wheels 62 ioobes i0 diem.
attar outside of tire ; water capacity of
tank, 4,500 D. S. gallons ; anal aapaoity
of tender, 20,000 poonde, working steam
pressure 200 pounds. The boilers each
contain 233 tubes, two inches in diameter
and eleven feet eleven inches in length.
The engines are equipped with Weeting-
hones American brakes end train signals.
The twelve engines mentioned in the
foregoing, together with the twenty four
of the earns aeries new being completed
at Point St. Charles, will be pot into
eervioe on the Western and widdmdivie
ions of the system, where by the improve.
mente made on the roadbed, it is possible
to increase the railroads from 26 to 33
per cent.
APPEAL DfetilenED.-At the Divisional
Court in Torobto Wedneeday of last
week, before Justices Meredith and Mo•
Mahon the following naee was heard
Blair ve. Chew. -0. E. Heweoo (Barrie),
for defendants, appealed from judgment
of District Court, of Dietriot of Parry
Sound, in potion for damages and for an
order to remove certain obstructions be-
low certain dame and elides to a email'
stream'+ of water running through
plaintiff's land, and into the Georgiao
Bay. The plaintiff alleges that de-
fendants, while engaged in lumbering,
treepaseed upon and injured hie land, and
that the effeot of the dame and elides
erected by defendants was to roles the
water in stream and flood for a great
portion of the year hie land. The de•
feodeete claimed that they had the
right to float loge, eto., over the stream,
and that plaintiff's remedy, if any, wan
by prooeediogunder R, 8. 0., oh. 85• It
was contended that the District Court
had no jurisdiction, the title to lands of
over $200 in value being called in gave•
tion ; that under R. S. 0., oh. 142 (Rivera
and etreame aot) the defendants were en•
titled to do the sots oomplained of ; that
as to oertain of the defendants the ear -
vise of protease was irregular ; tbat the.
court below erred in allowing plaintiff
damages in respect of lands laid out in
the original survey of the township along
both sides of the etream for a highway,
and reserved in the Crown grant re-
serving
eserving to the nubile and defendante tbe
rigbt of neer of eame ; and that there
was error in finding that plaintiff half
properly acquired from the municipality
title to the land leid'ont for the bigbwav
in the original survey. G F. Blair,
Brussels, for plaintiff, contra. Appeal
diemieeed with costa.
CAMS INFORMATION CONsIDENTI*L,-In
view of the fent that some hesitation may
be displayed in answering the questions
of oeneue enumerators touching confiden-
tial matters, the following instruction
will be found interesting; -Every officer
or other pereon employed in any capacity
on oeneue work ie required to keep invio•
late the secrecy of the information gath•
ered by the euumeretore and entered on
the schedules or forms. An enumerator
is not expeoted to show big sohedulee to
any other person, nor to make or keep a
oopy of them, nor to anewer any questions
reepeoting their contents, direotly or in-
direoily ; and the eame obligation of
eeoreoy is imposed upon oommiseionere
and other offioers or employeee of the
outside servile, as welt as upon every t m•
oar, olerk or other employee of the oeneue
offioe at Ottawa. The Note and etatistioe
of the (tenses may not be used exoept for
etatistioal compilations, and positive se.
entrance ehoald be given on tbie point if a
fear is entertained by any pereon that
they may be used for taxation or any
other object. No result of the ennmertty
and direotion of the Minister of Agrioul.
tare, It ie not permitted to a commie•
stoner, enumerator or other action may
be given to the poblia in advanoe of the
printed holletine or reports, except by
the head officer of the census, acting
under the authority and direction of the
Minister of Agrionitare, It is not per•
mihted to a °om eleeloner, enumerator or
employee of the oeneue to engage a sub.
etitnte or farm oat hie work to another.
potation towhioh he • r into
The o ht to appointed
d
PP
moat be filled by bimaelf and its duties
most be performed by himself. Prompt
and expediti000 eervioe is required from
the time that the work le oommenced till
it 15 finished,
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HEAP) QFFIQE, - TORONTO
CAPI,TAX. Irr 8D 17P• (One Million Deilare) • 00,000,000
REST •. • 8700,000
Apencice tri all pr1ttcillal points in ohterto, Quebec, •dfantlobe, pntte4 319101 3 England,
A General Banking Baeilteso Tranuaoted, lrarmere Notes Digooltnted,
Drafts Isend end Oolleotione mads on all pointe, '
SAVINGS SANK DEPARTMENT.
Interest allowed on deposits of $1,00 and gpwarde and compounded half yearly,
SrgoieL ATTENTION GrvEN To Trig ConnssTxoN 011 FAaMMEas' BALE NOTme,
Every facility afforded Oustonlere Ilviug at a distance.
payable ea any bank issued Under $10.... 8o, $20 to $80....12o
MAW Orders at the following rates i $10 to 020.,:.100. 110 to 40....140
3, N, GORDON, AGENT.
Tnnenax,, APRIL 2ND.-Farm,Form
stook, &o. Park lot adjoining Ethel vii.
lege. Sale, without reserve, at 1 o'oloek,
Mre. Wm. Patton,. Proprietress ; F. S.
Scott, Ano,
1010XTMS=z+^ TLAFa= -St
Fall Wheat 66 68
Barley 87 88
Peas- 59 60
Oats 27 28
Sutter, tube and rolls .. 14 16
Eggs per dollen ........ 11 12
Flour per cwt. . ,.. 4 00 5 00
Potatoes (per bag) 25 26
Apples (per bbl.) .. 2 00 2 00
Sheep skins,earth •..... 76 '1 00
Lamb kine each .. 25 26
Salt per bbl., retail 1 00 70
Hay per ton 7 00 3 00
Hides trimmed 6 6}
Hides rough 5 5
Hoge, Live 6 75 5 75
Wool 15 15e
Business Locals.
Casa for butter and eggs. A. Conley.
()LOVAS and Timothy seed ab MoQnaax•
EN'S
FEED corn for sale at National Roller
Mill, Brussels.,
W. 2, STEWART.
Box wanted towork on farm. Meet
be able to drive a team. John Robb, Na
Lot 26, Oen. 7, Morrie.
WANTED -1000 bushels of timothy and
olover Beed ; 100 tnrkeye; also dried
,apples and butter
G. E. Knee, Wingham.
GARRET WELVINo -Am prepared to at•
tend to the wants of the public in the
weaviog of rag carpet, Batiefaotion ae-
eared. liner. ANDERSON, Elizabeth et.
Ammo needing enwe made ready 'foe'
rasing can have i•ame.dops eatiefaotority
end (barges will be returned if prizee
oannot be taken with 'same.. Yours, for
fast and easy cutting T. MoGaneoa,
saw gammen and filer, Bruseele.
Guelph police are moping up a gang of
young thieves.
The Canadian General Eleotrio Com-
pany will erect extensive works in North.
western Toronto, having obtained 30
mores of land for the purpose.
190RN -
BRADeHAw.-In Morrie, on Marob !b, to
Mr. and Mre. Bradshaw, twin sone.
Both died the following day.
Henna -In Grey, on Marob 14, to Mr.
and Mre. W. W. Harris, a daughter.
Lowen. -In Grey, on March 17, to Mr. and
Mre, John Lowe, a daughter.
Luoae.-In Elma, on McFall 8, to Mr.
and Mre. Chao. Lanae, a eon, (still
born)),
1'eurw.-In Auburn, on Mnroh 6th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Jno, Te,min, a Baugh
ter.
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
Goon working horse for sale, cheap.
R. LIATHERDALE,Brussels.
Goan now for eale. Will calve early in
May. Apply to W. BLABHILL; Bruesele,
COMFORTABLE dwelling house and good
garden and orchard - to rent. Apply to
W. H. M0ORA011031, Bruesele,
Two excellent yonng Durham belie for
sale. PETER ROBERTSON, Lot 8, Oon. 9,
Grey, Bruesele P.O.
Timm headofcattle rising 2 years,
for Bale, Nt Lot 17, Oon 0, Morrie. MRS, A.
00NNAN, Bruseele Post Omoe.
Ono span of fine, young, well bred,
general purpose dark brown horses for sale.
Apply to WILLIAM WRAY, Bolgrave.
xaAlx�xo:;aa,
Fnen-Fo0RE0T,-In Morrie, on Marob
20111, by Rev. D. Rogers, Mr. Harry
Fear to Mise Agnes Forrest, all of
Morrie.
MaNene-Btvainow,-At (Grape °berob,
Winnipeg, on Theaday, Marob 12,
by Rev. Solomon Cleaver, pastor of
the ohurob, Mr. Andrew Blair Mo.
Nabb, of Thornhill, Mao., to Miss
Allis, youngest danshter of Mr. Jno.
H. Swallow, of Mo$illop, Onb.
1?za11a.
BENNETT.-In Blyth, on March 9, John
Bennett, aged 76 years, 11 menthe
and 26 days,
BENNETT In Blyth, oo Meroh 18th,
Ehz'tbeth do0dingham, rellot of the
late John Bennett, aged 68 years
and 6 menthe.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
FOB SALE OR TO RENT.—A
si,able 10 aoree with Sieree of
orchard, small fritsis&e, Oomfortablo hou ee
and stable, just North of Brussels. Posses-
sion given by April 15th. Por en= and
tonne apply to GEORGE ROBS,.
88-tf .Proprietor.
CTSON
A-17' FB
Townes, MAnon 26. -Farm, farm stook,.
implements, eta , Lot 19, Oen. 6, Gray.
Sale, unreserved, at 10'olook, Wm. Pol.
lard, Prop, i Pr, S, Sootb, Ann,
BUTCHER BUSINESS FOR
BALs; --W. Btaehtil desires to give up
bntolrertpg and will d lope= of Bio bueioeee
and rent the shop if a imitable opportui'lty.
offers. A gond shapes for a pushing -man,
Apply to w, BLABHILL, Brustiet .
BOAR FOR SERVICE. -THE
Onderoigned will keep for esrvloo 00
Lot 21 , Con, 12, Greya thorn' bred -Yorkshire
bog, bred from J. Brethaur's stook, Burford.
Terme, 8100, to be paid et time of service
with privilege of returning if =emery.
80.4 J, M. KNIGHT, Proprietor.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,
('orner Alexander and Thomas
street lirneeets. Good' Iodation low phos,
a0a immediate possession. ktor further
particulars apply to JOHN BARNHILL,
Proprietor, Heutryn P. 0., or PETS110 WAT-
SON, Queen street, Brussels, 80.4
dt t 65O WILL BUY A FUR -
A L P00050 home on Queen
street, Brussels, Itis foolish for business
men and retired farmers to rent houses
when they can get a home of their own for
so little moneyy. Apply to
MISS M. CAMPBELL, lerussele.
Tenders Wanted.
Tenders will be received bv the undersign-
ed. tip to Saturday, lea*oh 23rd, 2901, for re-
pairing Knox 0buoeh Mance, located in the
Village of Oranbrook. Plans and specifica-
tions may be seen at Oraebrook poste/Sae.
The lowest or any tender not necessarily ao-
eepted, Tendert to be addreeeed to
24.8 JAS, D, MON AIR,
Beorotary of Committee, Oraabrook P,O,
TENDERS WANTED.
Tenderswill be received by the under,
signed, up to Monday, April 101, tor putting
a new shingle roof on Hall, at Grey Brawn
Agricultural Park,olosing up Inert of tower
and straightening 00 poste. The lowoet or
PoeT.any tehder not necessarily eooepte0.
Bneeideattone may beseen at caeca of Tan.
JA8. SPEAR, W, H. KERB,
President, 6au.-1'reae.
Bruesele; Marob 20,1001...
BULL FOR SERVIOE,-THE
undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 0, Ooue. 10 and 11, .Grey, 'a ' Sret•olaee
registered Short Horn ball. This animal
was bred by Wm- Grainger & Sou, of Mul-
lett, whose cows stood at the head of the
list at the World's Fair, Chicago, in their
class fox butter and milk Pedigree may bo
Been on application, Terms, 31.50 for the
eea0ou, to be paid at time of service with
privilege of returning it nsceseary.
54•3m 011A8. 110ZELL. Proprietor.
NAIL
'Out entire now stook of
11G!►J ILL
le now to bend oomprioing many nese
ohades and designs. We would like to
have your inspection of them for we are
sure you will be pleased with the designs,
end colorings and think yon will be able
to find here just the design to suit your
own particular fanny,
Fox's Drug. Store,
PAPER HANGING, DECOR-
ATING and House Painting done in
Workmanlike manner and on short notice..
Have bad three years' experience in city
worst. Terms mawable, Give me a call.
20 W,.1, JOHN STON, Walton,
THORO' BRED DURHAM
Bulls for gale. aged 1 year and 8
months, respectively, Good animals with
good pedigrees, The first .mentioned took
2nd prize at East Huron Pall Show. 1900 in
a class of 9, Priaeg right. 348.8PE5B.Let
80,00n. 4, Morris,Brussels P,0, 22•
Notice to Creditors.
In the Surrogate Court of the County of
Huron, in the matter of the estate of
Thomas Gibeon, lets of.tbeVillage of
Wroxeter, in the County of Union,
Gentleman, dammed.
Notice Is hereby given, pariitant to the
Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1807, Ohm 129,.
Seo, 88, that all creditors and others having
any claims against the estate of Thomas
Gibson, late o f the Village of .Wroxeter, In.
the County of Huron, Gentleman, deceased,
whodied on or about 80th day of January,
A, D., 1901, in the Village of Wroxeter, are
required to send hypost. prepaid, or to de-
liver to W. 8. M(Hormber, of the Village of
Wroxeter, one of the Executors of thesaid
estate, on or about the 0180 day of Ap"i1,1901,
their full names, addressee, and descriptions
and the fullparticulars of their claims, and
the nature o' the securities if any, held by
them, And notice is hereby given that atter
the said last mentioned date the Exseot,re
willprooeed to distribute the assets of the
deceased among the poreous entitled. there-
to, having regard only to the claims of whish
notice shall have been given as above requir-
ed,and the Executors will n08 'be reepeo-
eible for the assets, or any part thereof,so
distributed to any pereon of whose claim
notice shall not have beau received at the
time of such dietrlbntiou.
W. 8, MoIII0ROHER,Excoutor,
Dated at Wroxeter, March 18th,1901.
Strictly
One Price
JIF.&CO.
The
Lowest.
New Spring rin Dress Goods.
Does it seem strange to show Spring Dress Goods, to talk Spring Dress Goods, when the weath-
er is so cold 2 Why not ? The early Spring Costumes are to be made of cloth and one fails to get
the best service from a cloth suit unless itis bought early. We are thinking only of Spring, the .new-
ness is the newness of Spring, and we'd not be the leaders if the dwelt too much on Winter. The new
fabrics for Suite as well as the lighter weights for Dresses all show that plainweaves and plain colors
are the ruling styles, don't feel that you are limited in choice thereby, not at all, color range 1s superb,
and these plain goods offer the widest scope of treatment, in harmony or by contrast, in the making.
Some of the newest are :
Homespuns and Broadcloths for Suits.
56 inab wide Homespnne, plain weave in a fine, light
weight, pure wool olotb in the newest colors of light
and dark Grey, Navy, Green, Fawn, Btowa and
Cadet Bine, also Biaok. We bought them direct
from the mill and can some you one third in price
Per yard 1.00
Homespun Settings full 56 inch, a little heavier weight
than the above line in the eame ehades, with steel
Grey added, the new Spring Oamel Hair effeot our
special price per yard
worth one third more.
1.15
Broadcloth Baiting:, full 50 inoboe wide, in =oral of
Fawo, Grey, lied, Brown, Blue and Blank. This is
a very flue wool oloth and will be.a great favorite
for suits and dresses. Some colors in dress lengths.
Price per yard 1.00
40 to 50 inob wide Casbmeres, Serge:, Granite Olathe,
and Cashmere Berges, the populur fabrios for
dresees. Oomee in the newest shades of Blue, Grey,
Navy, Fawn, Red, eto. Price .40 .60 .60
86 inch wide all wool serge In shades of Red, Brown,
Navy, Fawn, Grey, also Blank, will make very t
eervioeabledreaeee, extra valve at, per yard .25
Good Linings
Are neoeeeary to good dressmaking, they effect the hang
of the skirt or the set of the jacket in no small way, making
it unwise to nee any lininge you have any doubt of.
Our lining department has earned and maintained midis.
prated eupremaoy in Lha matter of lining goodneee, same
with notions, such as hooks and eyes, areas shields, steels,
eta. We keep only the best and charge you lees than mesh
stores,
LININGS.
Beet quality Linnenette, the favorite skirt lining ie
Blank, Grey and Brown. Prioe..... .1211
Good Skirt Lininge at 6 9 and ,10
Waist Liningsbeet gnalftiee, ab 121 and .15
Beet Sateen Linings, all oblides, at r ,12}
Dress Trimmings.
Just a hint of the neweet Drees Trimminge :-
All over Chiffon in Cream and Black, with combination
of Gold Braid.
White and Blaok all over lace at, per yard ,26 t0 $125
Laoes of an kinds are in great demand, also heavy
Oriental Iaeertions to be used with blank velvet Rib•
bone. Gold Braids are to be worn a greab deal, we
have them in different widths at ,8 .5 .10 to .80
Applique Trimmings to Blank and Gold, elan Wbite
and Gold, is one of the Daintiest Trimmings.
Prion , .60
Erect Form Corset
Ie the Corset of the bout, and the Corset of tbe year to (tome. It ie shaped to follow nature
and prodnoee the moat exquisite and graceful figure. The B. & 0. Brent Form Corset is reengniz,
ed as the best Canadian Corset, they do not attain the bust and abdomen, lent plane all the pro.
sure on the hips end bank maeolee. We have them in all Riese from 19 to 26, in grey. and white,
made of the beet quality Jean, all eteel filled, greatest value in Canada, at, per pair $1 00
There are many who cannot wear the Ereot Form Ooreets and fee those we have the beet
value that money can boy at 50e, 750, $1,00 and $1.25 per pair; Comfort Weide for Women and
(Mildest at 250, 60o, 750 and $1.00 per pair,
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