HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1901-5-2, Page 8BICYCLES!
BICYCLES!
SOWING
OATS
yet teyyen stopte I''ormelt dehyde otti pre -
vent
re
vent amat. We have it. A 45 cent
$ 7 50 W111 bay it Child's Bioyole bottle will 40 40 buebele of seed,
with pneamatie tires.
20 no Will buy a Lady's Bioygle in o L " ' - D 0 P� R
good repair, .,�.J
$26 50
Will buy a Lady's Bioyole GAMES
only need a short time,
$25 00 ver a Gent's Bioyole, We bave Base Balla, Bobber
......res...—. Bette, Croquet, &a, oleo Foot Balla -
For a Gont'o Bioyole with
Morrow Coaster and Brake,
$32 50
We rent Wbeele for the Season or 00
desired,
Bioyole Tires, 0ements, Hand and
Foot Pumps, &o., in etoek,
FOR
FISHING
Bamboo Poles et. 10o and 15o
each, Also Linea, Hooke, &o.
Agent for Cree• G. A DE
AD�%� AN Draggiet, Optician
Dent Bioyoles. l� ti a A/ LT 11 and Bookseller.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
.A. crew shingle roof has bean put on the
horse abed at the Central Hotel.
eooTaEaN EXTENSION W. O. & B. Sonne of tbe youth of this focality have
been making large catches of suckers in
Trains leave Bruseele Station, North the Maitland,
and Booth, as follows: EAST Henn License Commissioners
will meet at the Queens Hotel, Brussels,
GoYNGBbare. GQmGNoa7,H,
Express 7:18 a.m,Mail 2.10 p.m on Taeeday, 14th inst.
Mixed 9:40 a.m. I Express ,..... 8:17 p.m SPECKLED trout fishing Beason commenc-
ed on Wednesday of thie week and will
continue until Sept. let.
fool RRkas j.,f r� THERE were 32 little tots added to the
1A111Ae Primary department on the opening of
eobool after the Easter holidays.
W. W. HARRIS disposed of a 2 year old
8 obiel'e amang ye takin' notes, "Costumer" colt to Archie Liviogeton, of
An' faith he'll prent it. Grey, receiving the earn of 9100 for it.
LITTON 00E130 Co. in Brussels Town
Max. Hell next Monday evening, under the
BEanTLBEL weather. auspices of Court Princess Alexandria,
STRAW hats are here. 0. 0. F., Brussels.
FRIDAY ie Arbor Day. • Ova congratulations are extended to
COUNCIL meeting next Mondayevening.
our day,formof Brandon,
Geo. and Mree
Seaeot Board Fridayeveninof next Halliday, o, ugbter to Man., overcircle.arrivaloftheir home
week. Strome money wast oolleoten by Reeve
THE annual Spring sbave•off has hit Rose and W. H. Kerr to present A. Bewt-
the town. inbeimer with e. clean receipt for thefun-
Sontalk of another grocery opening eral expe00ee of his son and dangbter who
ont in Bruseele. died on March 9th.
Sone very tasty and well planned win. EaNDERaoN got the street watering
dow dressing le done by Brussels business cart to work on Monday of this week.
people. If all the sweepings from stores and
Toe half mile traokon the Agricaltaral shops were burned rather than thrown in
Park is in good ebape and is being tailiz• the haokyarde and the paper refuse
ed by horsemen. whirled out into the streets with the
Gnome Oaooxe sold the thoro' bred first strong wind, our Main street would
Jereey oow to Dr. MoNaughton that he be a credit to any town.
hod advertised in THE Pose. Co. OotNOILLOB Tinning having mav-
Tam fire engine wae out Saturday after• ed out of his Division to Egmondville will
noon for a teat. It was taken to the plat• necessarily have to resign his Beat in the
form at the foot of Elizabeth street. County Oounoil after the June session,
Boemoes bas been quiet owing to the He is a firet•olaee man and will be great -
farming community being busy seeding. 1 missed both for his bueioeee ability
This week will see a goodly portion of the and his geniality by hie brother County
work completed. Oonnoillore. Mr. Torrance was Warden
TEN horses were gold last week for re- fora year.
emesis in Booth Africa by A. Hewitt, of A NOTE from Caretaker Frenoh, of the
-Bruseele. Another lot will probably be House of Refuge, Clinton, nye Mrs,
taken in a oouple of weeks. Wallace, who was reaentiy sent to that
Tote addition of 16 feet to the etore of institution from Brunets, took it into
Downing Bros. ie under 0o0etreati00. her head that ebe would return to her
They will enlarge the front shop by old home bat was taken (tare of by the
utilizing the present work room, the par- night watchman of Clinton until Mr,
tition dividing them coming down. Frenob was communicated with and the
A coon many people appear to have runaway taken back. She was arranging
forgotten that tbere is a By-law prohibit- a bargain with a livery mac to drive her
ing the running of bicyolee upon the side- to Beaforth. The old lady is a hundred.
walks in Bruseele, It the names of law fold better off at the House of Retoge
breakers were banded to the Oonetable than bank to Brussels if she could only
and a few fines imposed it would probate- see it that way.
ly put a atop to the practice. Bentiesa Oaexoo.—Wm. Blnehill, who
NEVI cement walks have been pat down bas been in business in Brveeele for the
at the aide entrance to Dr. Graham's past 21 yeare, has leased hie butcher shop
block, also at the residences of Mrs. to Samuel Walker, 6th line of Morrie,
Herne, on Thomas street and Jae. Tarn- who will take possession on the 15th inst.,
ball, of Ring street. George Olvar and and perry on the business. Mr. Walker
George Barkley are doing the work and had a ehop in town before so is acquaint.
putting it down in good shape. ed with the people and the work. Dr.
A Lame from Wm. Hawthorne, dated Toole baa rented the Blashill dwelling
Daloraine, (Man.,) April 17, nye t—" We and will move to it shortly. Mr. Blew
are having a very Dice Spring, seeding hill and family will probably remove
being general in this part this week. from town but their future location ie
Had a frost on Sunday night that etopped not definitely decided upon yet, For
plowing in the forenoon and a shower of many yeare Mr.Elaebill bas been a very
now that cleared the air. Enclosed enthusiastic member and officer of the 0.
find enbscription to Tan POST. It 10 0. F., the Court meeting in his Hall, and
always a welcome and regular visitor." be ie now a member of the School Board.
Mr. Hawthorne was a former resident of The tenon Mr. Blaebill gives for selling
this looality and known to e. good many out hie business was the increasing work
of onr readers. and reduction of family help.
F. el. SCOTT left on Tuesday for Sault CoxxoG To Bnneeare.—Next Monday
Ste. Marie. He will fetch Mies Maggie evening "Said Pasha" will be presented e.t
Bargees bank will him for treatment in the Town Hall, Brussels, under the
one of the Provinoial institutione. She a0spi0ee of Court Prinoeee Alexandria, 0.
has been in the boepital in the above 0. F. The Goderieh Signal of last week
mentioned town with typhoid fever and speaking of the Lyceum Go., says :—"We
aoogeetion of the brain but is ao mach have not had an opera in •oderiob for a
improved in health that the physician good many years and tbeatr0•goers
sent word that the could be moved. We appreoiated very heartily the opportunity
hope she will noon be fully restored to her presented on Monday evening in the
usual good health. Mine Burgess was produotion of the comic opera, "Said
keeping a millinery store there when she pasha" by the Lyceum Opera Company
took i11. -She is also the owner of town at the Victoria Opera House, wbioh held
tote that sboold be of ooneiderabie value ono of the beet andienoen of the man.
in the boom times the "Soo" has been The singing was very good, both in the
having. choruses and Bolo parte. The audience
Goon MAKE BOLD. -Last Friday Tbow enjoyed greatly the singing of Mies
MoLanohlineold his fauoy driving mare, Glover, Mr, Modromieh and Mr. Smith,
' bred by Costumer from s Carlisle dam, and a new patriotic chose took im-
to Mr. Kelly, of Listowel, for the eam of meneely. The oomedy parte were a
9200. She was delivered on Saturday to prominent feature of the production and
the new owner. Mr. Kelly intends put• were irresistibly funny." The plan of
ting her into training al once and will the Hall may be found at Foxe drug eine.
develop the epeeding qualities, Rich. Anon. BIitnP Ex -M. P. P. DEAD.—A
Roohe being the driver. Mr. Mao. die- well known resident of South Huron
liked to part with the beast but with passed away on Thnreday of lent week in
other work preeeing upon him had not the person of Arch. Biehop, 4th eon.
the time to devote to the ne080enry one townebip of IIaborne. The funeral took
and exeroiefng no deoided to accept the place on Saturday afternoon to the Roger -
offer. The new purchaser will do well vide eometory, over 200 carriages being
by her no doubt ae the mare is an ex• in the procession. 89r. Bishop was at
oeptionally good one and Mr. Kelly is the Brumfield show on Friday, April
quite 9 borne fenoier and dealer en will IOth, and seemed to be in the enjoyment.
likely make good money out of her. of hie usual good health. On his way
TEE SILENT STEED.—Bono people have home, bdwever, be wae attacked by
wheels in their head butA:Coaetey, hint' paralysis, and, on arriving at hie mei.
ole agent, Bruseele, is Bending them into deem be wan found in hie baggy an-
hande of many buyers, largely in the donning and one Bide completely
country this season. Binoelastreport he parelyred. He wan driving alone, and,
has Bold the following t—A Quickstep to consequently no portion knew how long
Henry Woods, of Grey ; a gents' Hyslop he had been in this condition, but so
to Roy Bmalldon, of Gorey ; a ladies' rigid bad the nannies become that it was
Hyslop to Riob, Cardiff, of Grey ; a Mon. with difficulty the liege were removed
atoll to E.D. Molnboeh, tandem of Gley; from bis hands. Demented was a well -th-
an E. & D, to Sameo Thompeon, of Brns• do and, highly esteemed man and well
eels ; an E. & D. to dno, Me/reckon, of acquainted with many people. tie repre•
Boieeevein, Man..; an E, & D. to Will. stinted the South riding of Huron In the
Ooualey, of Biennia ; an Antelope to Local Legislature for several terms and
Charlie Lamont, of Grey ; and a Berlin wag a valiant and valued eupporber of the
to Wm. Dnnoaneon, of Grey. Second Liberal administration. 'X'buebae passed
Sand wheels were Sold to Mork Cardiff, another of the old residents of the Co.
of Grey, and Wm; Kelly, of Morrie. Tide who will be pleasantly remembered by
is a good record of sales before the 1st of many with whom he formed kindly are
tdily, minting in the long ago..
LllAvae are Opening.
Toe,Tanior Foot B411 Club beet) order,' esra,
ed new blest Menne from A. lltreolran,
(;,afoul Bea'rete, of the American Natal, HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO
bee pea/band a dandy pneamatio tired
buggy teem D, Ewan ex Co., of Brunette CAPITAL P410 UP (Cue Million Dollars) • $1,000,000
Tam men Stott, whostole Jag, Qllnnief - RUST 6700,000
bears borne and rig a few weeko ago, is A envied in aXX principle/ cliffs in Olttarfo
staid to be a resident of Wroxeter where ? p p p , Q2(0,40, 0090044, United Stotee It 8Jngland.
his wife and family ere et present reeid• ---
S '," ilr,441 ESVATtr,
Geuerel Banking Bnsinoee Trausagted. Farrneee' Notoe Dieeoauted,
Drafts Issued and Oolleotiona made on all pointe,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
tutored allowed on deposits of $1,00 and upwards and compounded half yearly.
$PECIAL ATTENTION MEN TO Tan COLLI{OTroN 0l! FA 0XEEn' SALE Noone.
Every facility afforded Customers living at a diotanoe.
R1.18$XIaO EOOI
ST4XD4141? .134X4 0.1? 0.4X4.4,
BRAeeELa will meet Mildmay on May
24th in a foot ball eaboh at Pordwioh
oelebration, Our Baee Ball foam will
crane bate with Gerrie on the seem day
anti at the avec plane.
Tae ladies 0f Bienrnide Hive, L, 0, T.
M„ Bruseele, beg leave to tender their
beat thanks to Druggist Deadman for hie
kindness fn giving them a treat of hooey
lent Monday evening,
Jetta( Oernrri, the new proprietor of
the D. Stewart property, Brownie North
le making, and marking out, a number of
improvements that will add to the appear•
anon and oonvenienoe of the place.
THE Guelph Mercury oontaine an ao•
count of the Victoria base ball glob the
oonoluding paragraph whiob nye They
are open for data from Palmerston,
Harman, Draytou,Listowel. Wingbam,
Brussels, Acton and Georpetow for holt.
day games on any dates imitable."
GEMS EDWARDS and Richard Mitobell
ere arranging a steam well drilling outfit
and will push the business tbie year.
The latter baa a threeher engine that will
be utilized. This well drilling order of
things ie beaoming quite a trade and the
new firm will soon be prepared to make
things hem.
BAST EuaoN Liberal Minutiae divided
last Friday, to hold the Nominating Con.
ventlon for the Legislature and the An•
nual meeting for the election of officers,
&o., in Bruasele on the same date, viz,
Tuesday, May 28, The probabilities' am
pear to be that the present well !mown
member, A. Hielop, will receive the
unanimous nomination.
A PALMERSTON delegation, ooneleting of
Mayor Ward and Oounailtor Burne, were
in Bruseele on Monday taking a survey of
our granolitbio sidewalks. They are in
tending to expend $4,000 in new walks
this season and were on the look out for
pointers. J. L. Lloyd has their contract
and will give them a good job.
LIE0T. COL. SCOTT, of Kincardine, D. D.
G. M. for this Maeonio dietriot, paid bis
oSloial visit to the Bruseele brethren of
the square and compass on Tuesday of
this week. A well filled evening wasen-
joyably spent. Col. Scott hen 19 lodges
in his juriediotion. THE Pose bad a
pleasant tali from the D. D. G. 80.
IT should be ae ranch of an offence to
sell adulterated and unlawful wbiekey in
lawful boars as lawful whiskey in uuiaw.
ful boars. Drink, bad at its beet, is
much worse at in worst. Limnos in•
speotore should be called betel inepeotore,
and they should inepeot hotels with a
severe eye for defeota,—Toront.. Star.
Bnneeate oheeee factory will commence
operations for this season on Monday of
next week. Mr. Harris has engaged the
services of Mr. Goodwin, of Palmerston,
as cheese maker. Ile comae highly re•
oommended as a oapable hand. Hie
eieter, Mies Goodwin, will preeide over
the household affairs of the new comer.
Sronio fever le not a bad thing to get
if it develops into an anxiety to oleau up
your surroundings and improve the ap-
pearance of things generally. Oar amen.
try places, ae well as towns and villages
would be men improved in appearance
if the farmers would gather up the old
etioke, pieces of rails, loose stumps, eta„
in front of, and alongside their farms,
which could be utilized for Summer wood.
Ferman driving tbrough the neighbor
hood would be more impressed with the
taste and cleanliness' of the inhabitante if
this were done.
ExM:E810Ne TO GDELPH.—A delegation
aoneialing of F. 0. Elford, of Holmes-
ville ; Those McMillan, of Contemn ;
Jae. A.. Cline, of Wingham ; J. A. Lamb,
of Walkerton ; R. J. Nolen, of Paisley ;
and W. H. Kerr, of Brussels, went to
Toronto on Wednesday to interview the
G. T. R. and C. P. R. relative to the
running of expansions to the Model Farm
this Summer in connection with the
Farmers' Institutes and Agricultural
Societies. June 15, 20 and 27 are dates
named, provisionally, for theee tripe but
full announaemente will be made within
a week or 10 days. It is proposed to
have an exoureion from Teeewater, taking
in Wroxeter, Gerrie and Fordwiob and
joining the W. G. & B. at Harristoo.
DEoere.—Notwitbetanding the rainy
weather on Tuesday evening the social
wee held as aonouueed by the Epworth
League. After pa0oakee and maple
eyrnp had been served the program wee
proceeded with, Rev. Jobn Holmes ea-
cupying the obair. The debate 'Eeeoly
ed tbat the world ie getting better" was
well handled. For the affrrmetive Mies
Brock, aeeieted by Wendell Holmes and
Miens Carrie Hingetoo and Lizzie
Downing, took part. The negative was
upheld by Ira Gerry, supported by Misses
Joeie Buchanan, Myrtle Hunter and
Minnie MoNaughton. Jadgee, B. Gerry,
W. R. Mooney and Eli Smith, decided
thab it was a tie. The young people
covered a wide rouge and prevented many
encouraging ae well ae disheartening
phases of the gaeetion. Solos were
rendered by Mina Thurso Gerry and
Leelie Kerr. Mies Jean MoLaaohlin was
accompanist. The proceeds amounted
to about $5.00.
G. T, R.—New board pencils for guard.
fag the cattle guarde were delivered at
the yards this week.—The shipments for
the week were:—A. Banker, car of oats
and 5";care of wheat ; A. Hewitt, a oar of
boraee to Montreal ; R. Graham, 8 care
of wheat ; W, F. Stewart a oar of wheat;
Geo. Beet a oar of hogs ; A. 0. Dames, e
oar of cattle ; J. Joynt, a ear of aehee to
North Ambereet, Mase, ; Mr. Montgom•
ery, ear scrap iron to Toronto: Among.
inward freight, HarryBone, of Morrie,
received a traction engine from London ;
P. Amens, oar of lath from Victoria Har-
bor ; and there Was . oar of sager.—Ex.
mann business is being talked up. The
Pan.Amarioan Expooition, Buffalo, will
be the big drawing card this Summer
and very cheap tripe are being arranged,
—Thursday Jane 20, is the date get for
the annual exoureion to the Ontario Agri.
'Inhume College, Guelph, from this locali-
ty. It is a pleasant and popular outing,
Tbie year two days will be allowed on
the tioket enabling people to make aide
tripe from Guelph.—Grain shipments,
eepeoiaily wheat, are lively,—Agent Ham
ticketed W. Brydon and F. 0. Soatt to
Sault Ste, Marie ; 12. Mowbray, of
Walton, to Elva, Man, 1 and D. Denman
to Sarnia.—W. Dudley ie helping the G.
T. R. eeatinn men at the station. The
G. T. R. le putting up flew wire twitting
along batten of the tradk.
limy priorphooaltoawngboros ss—ued V1a0deo
$20 to $30....12(
00 to 40..,.14o
J. N. GORDON, AGENT.
'fes
Llama CLoe000.—Oommenaing with rule, attend the paseage of the moon over
next Monday the early oloeing movement the equator. Correct, tabnlabed reports
commences in Bruseele for the Summer of preoipitatien will also show tbat rain
months. Bueineae plaoea will alone at or new falls in more places wino the
7 p. m. each evening except Saturday's moon ie on the equator than at any other
or the evenings preceding a publio boliday. time, that is, when a storm period i0 co -
Customers will do well to boar this in iuoident, or nearly eo, with moon's
mind. equatorial paseage. The natural ten-
FORE(AeTe FOR MAY.—Storm condition daily
with May storms is to come in
whiob began to develop the last of April, daily ayolea for several daye at a time,
finally breaking up with a general and
io Western parte, will inureaee In. extent
and intensity, Eaebward, Maine the first violent paroxysm, followed by a great
diagram rise in the barometer and change to
three days of May. The stern)
shows that the mercury dieturbeuoe lasts suite cool. Suck a series is quite probe -
up to 9tb, inoluding the teaetionary bio from the 23rd to 26th, with such a
storms on the let, 2nd and 3rd, and the Tical culmination on the 26th. If the
5th 10 the barometer doee not make a decided rise,
Vulcan storm perbod from the 5
91b. unsettled weather, with mnoh with much cooler winds following from
oloadineee and rain, le very probable the Northweet on and touching the 26th,
, hat the
the 03010 of daily storms .will aontioae,
throughout the mercury period ;
dates tvbeu above, general atorma will into the regular. Vulcan storm period
mon are within the periods specified in which is central the last three daye of
(Mange to May. Is' sitter event, the month will
the storm diagram. A brief
pan -
rising barometer and cooler will natnr• end with decided storm conditions paee-
ally appear about tbe 3rd to 5th, but ing Eastward over the country. These
warmer, falling barometer and growing last dietarbanaes for May will run into
aloadineee will appear in Western so -
and
first two days of June, causing rain
Mona about the 5th and 611. Daring the and hander storms in many parte of the
7th to 911, these conditions will develop land. Look for moot bright weather
marked storm ars, which will cease between atorma in May.
ea
rain, thunder and some high winds in
many parte of the country. If your par•
Scalar locality Ohould not lie in the di•'
mot path of aetnal storm, it ie to be
hoped that you will take no offence. It
ie very pertain tbat, if you keep any Bort
of watch on the clouds, the wind cur-
rents, the thermometer and the barome•
ter, you will be able to decide definitely
that storms have passed over the land,
and that conditions have be, n ennead in
your own door yard. At the close of the
atorma of the Vulcan period, 5th to 9th,
a very rapid change to high. barometer,
Westerly winds and very pool weather
may be expected. Frosts are more than
probable in many sections, central and
Northward, say about the 9th to 12th.
Make it year business to watch the tele•
grapbio news about theca days, and you
will gee that, if your own patoh is not
visited, a general cool wave, with frost in
various localities, swept over the country.
By the 12th, reactionary change - will set
in to the West, the barometer will fall
rapidly and storms of•thnnder and rain
will touch many places in their progress
Eastward during the 13th and 14:b. The
moon le on the oeleatial equator on the
18th, and thio fact will add greatly to
the probabilities of intense electrical
storms on and about that day. The
patierge of this law barometer and storms
will again be followed by rising barome-
ter, Northwesterly winds and cooler
weather. We ere glad to say that the
chart for this month ie oomparatively
free from threateuiog storm causes, and
onr belief is that daugerone stoma and
tornadoes will not be as numerone as we
often have in May. The Vulcan storm
period, central on the 18th and reaching
from the 16th to 91,t, is ooe of the time
of probable violence. Moon ie in perigee
on the 17111, and new on the 18th, being
also at an ecllpse node on that day.
This bringe Ban, moon and earth into di•
rent eonjnnotinn on the 18th, canning a
total eclipse of the eau in other parte of
tbe earth, and intensifying greatly the
perturbing power of oar satellite upon the
elements of our earth and atmosphere.
We will say that from about Friday the
17th, to Monday the 20th, storms of
dangerous oharaober are very probable,
No harm on oome of a calm and prudent
watch on all rising storm clouds, and no
anreasonable fear or foreboding ehonld
be allowed in anticipation of probable
stemma. They may not appear, or may
not pass along your way, But prnden00,
oommon sense and experience all sug-
gest that you plan for the worst and
keep your eyee open. Heavy local mine
will fall at thie time, and mach cooler
weather will come about the 20th to
25rd. A reactionary storm period ie
central on the 23rd to 25th, and the
moon being on the celestial equator on
the 26th, the culmination of the period
will, moet probably come on or touohing
that day. Iuoreneed warmth and great-
ly moiled electrical dieturbaucee, as a
WALL PAPER
RENANTS
But when we say Rem-
nants we do not mean ends of
2 or 3 rolls. We have just gone
through our stock and picked
out some 15 to 20 parcels of Remnants consisting of from
6 to 12 Rolls in each parcel, and we offer them at prices
much below wholesale cost. They are just the thing for
closets or small rooms. They're ready for you and it will
pay you to see them
Business Locals.
CAog for batter and eggs. A. Conley.
FACT blank cotton hosiery, all sizes on
hand or made to order, at MRS. KIRKS.
BOY wanted to learn the furniture euei-
neer. Apply at once to
R. LEATHERDALE. Brussels.
LARGE second hand gook stove for eale
at a bargain. In good condition.
MRO. annex BeesnILL, Brneaele.
Betimes CEMETERY,—The undersign•
ed is prepared to attend to proper fixing
up of burial plate for parties either here
or away who have friends buried there.
Will be at the cemetery every Friday
afternoon. Setiefaetion guaranteed at
moderate charges. R. DARK,
Caretaker.
WANTED—Eggs, 12o ; one ton butter
weekly. We have all kinds from Oromp
ton's early down. We are sole agents
for the celebrated Bailey corn. "For
silo porpoeee it has no equal," 00 says
Jno. McMillan & Soon, the largest corn
prodaoere of Canada: ,G. E, Knee,.
Wingham.
D. Ewen & 0o. have Bold tbie season
already 21 baggies and 4 wagone and have
still on band a very large stock of buggies
to choose from. Intending purohaeere
please give Re a call. We will sell you a
first-olase artiole at a reaeoneble price.
Remember onr own buggiee this year
are 3e inches longer in the body than
other buggies. Comfort is what you
want and you can have it by baying a
Ewen & Co'e buggy.
82nd ANNIVERSARY.
FOX'S DRUG STORE.
ity. Sinop the ieetitution of the order in
18$0 there have been initiated 2,846,305
membere, receipts have totalled 9218,719,
938, and $84,546,564 hes been expended
in relief. The funds invested in Ontario
amount to 91,005,070, There were ad•
mitted into the Order during the year
2,105 members • ooepeeded and with-
drawn, 1,196, making a net increase of
009. There were 240 more admitted in
1900 than in 1899, 100 lees withdrawale
and 25 less deathe than in the previous
year.
In Western Star Lodge the member.
ship is 75 and they have e. record for good
work redounding to thdlr oredit in the
development of tbeir triple motto of
Friendship, Love and Truth.
'truants Uddfellnws Attend church.
Last Sunday morning the members of atromxo>v sszrn-
Western Star Lodge, No. 149, attended
St, Joha'e Obarth in a body, marching BATo•ItDAY, MAK 4TH.—Household hard -
from the I. 0. 0. F. Hall, marshalled by tnre, &t., at John Walkers's old stand,
Warden Janne Jones, Rev. G. J. Ahoy, McCaughey blook. Sale, unreserved, et
ivaumbent, preached a very appropriate 2 o'olook. •A. Bawtinheimer, prop. ; le.
and emotion dieoouree from St. Mat- S. Sgott, Auctioneer.
tbew'e Gospel 23rd obapter and 8th verge,
"For one is your Master, -even Christ ;
and all ye are brethren." The Brother- = ss8310 s 1e,xa�x ^E .
head of moo was dealt witb and the Fall Wheat G3 63
Brother -
value of the Bervioe of Christ shown. Bayle
Many valuable pointers were referred to y • • • • 98 39
in the development of Obrietian abarao•
Cato Peas .....• ....... , ....., 28
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ter, and the discourse was a valuable one.
Bro. Jones Bang -a fine solo "Beyond Butter, tube and rolls 12 13
tale gates of Paradise" in good, volae. >Iggs per dozen 9 10
' In connection with the aanivereary oo. Floor per cwt. 4 00 5 29 00
onion, the following facto and Spree Potatoes (per bag) 25 25
will not be out of plane :—Io Ontario the Apples (per bbl,) 2 00 2 00
order has 282 todgeo, with a membership Sheep eking, each 75 1 00
of 24,500, Nearly 2,800 members have Lamb ekine eaoh 25 25
received eiok benefits during the year, Salt per bbl., retail 1 00 70
and the total relief paid was 987,954. Of Hay per ton 8 00 8 00
that amount 953,939 has been paid in 'Hides trimmed 6 i3
sick benefite, $11,893 for relief of widows Hides rough 5 5
96,598 in the burying of deceased mem- Hoge, Live 6 50 6 50
bare and $6,021 in special relief and char. Wool 15 . 15
Ivan Peregrine of Aurora was killed by
a train while wheeling over a railway
crossing.
MBE/MEW ,
HALLmax.—In Brandon, Mane on April
20, to Mr. and Mre. George Halliday,
formerly of Bruseele, a daughter,
Hrxaa—In Elms', on April 191h, the wife
of Mr. Geo. Hiles, of a son.
Ronn.—In Elma, on April 22nd, the wife
of Artbor Robb, of a daughter.
RlonxoND.—In Elms', on April 21et, the
wife of Mr. Hugh Richmond, of a eon,
BBAw.—At Rat Portage,;on April 15th, to
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Shaw, of the
Shaw Bone, formerly of Grey town•
ehip, a daughter.
Wome.—In Menkton, on April 17111, the
wife of Mr. Louie Wolfe, of a eon.
x¢saer x=r-
Coleus—SINCr000.— In Shoshone, on
April 19th, by Rev. Mr. Barger, of
Shoebone, Mr. J. J. Goatee, to Mise
Fannie J. Sinclair, all of Shoshone,
Idaho, formerly of Grey township.
ELLIOTT—OAIRNB.—At the residence of
the bride, on Catharine street, Inger-
eoll, the 24th inst., by the Rev. James
Thompson, W. J. Elliott, emend son
of Mr. R. Elliott, of the arena's, and
formerly of the Wingham Times, to
Mise Editb M. Cairnee.
Moaeuenee—Cennnwr,— At 8t. Joseph
oburob, April 22, by Rev. Father
MaMontenim, Mr. John T. McCaughey
of Morrie, to Miss Jane, dangbter of
Mr. and Mai. Thos. Carbert, of
Mullett.
nxEa-
HENDERO0N —In Merrill on April 22nd,
Margaret Olarkenn, wife of Oboe.
Henderson, -aged 75 yeare,
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
Goon working mare, 6 yearn old, for
ea10, 1t. GERRY, Brusaors.
Box or girl wanted to learn photo.
graphing. H. R, BREWER, Brussel%
ExPERIENOtmD girl wanted, at one.
Good wages. Apply to
MRP,. LEQKIE,'Brussele.
YOUNG walnut trees for Bale, 14 oeote
each. TAS. 013THILL, at D. Stewart's for-
mer residence. Brussels- 41.2
Homes Pon SALE,—One rising 4 years
old and a span of working mares.. Apply to
3100. LOWE, Lot 10, Con. 8, Grey, Bensoete
P. 0. 80.11
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
G00D YEAR OLD STEERS
Wanted, suitable for ranch purposes,
Apply to GEO, BEST, Bruseele.
E. ESTELLE GRIFFIN,
WINGHAM.
TEACHER OF VOICE CULTURE
fatwttl. Visit Brussels Every Tuesday.
PAPER HANGING, DECOR -
AMMO and Howie Painting donein
Workmanlike manner and on abort notice.
Have had three ysata' experience in elty
work. Terms reasonable. Give me a call.
26 '11. J. JOHNSTON, Walton.
Tenders Lor Drain.
Seal ed Tenders (marked tenders for drain)
w111 be received by the undersigned up to 10
o'oloo k a. m., stay 2711,1901,'for the digging
of the Hall Drain In the Township of Grey.
Tenders to ebata price per rod or -yard.
Name eecurl ties. The lowest or any tender
not neoe0sarily wonted. Plana, epe0i8o11-
bions, ,ro,, can be aeon at my ogloo..
Wal. 8PENCE, Clerk,.
April'25th, 19C3, ' . Ethel 1'. 0.
NOTICE !
Notice is hereby given that a By-lawpn0s-
ed by the Municipal Council of the Town-
ship of Grey, on the 411.1 day of April. 1001,
providing for the lamb of debentures to Mho
amount of 54,016 20, for the purpose of Mun-
ioipnl drainage fora oertain drain known as
the Hall Drain, and that snob By-law wan
registered in the Reatetryy Omoe for the
County of. Huron on the Mb day of April, r
1901. Any motion to quash or eat aelde the
same, or any part thereof, must bo made
within three montbe from the date of regis-
tration and cannot be made therea0er.
Dated the. 2511 of April, A.D.1001,
41 3 \4M, SPENCE, Clerk el Gray.
IreaRtONs
PCEETTAMEtIr
ALF. BAEKER,,
PROPRIETOR, BRUSSELS, Ont.
Larred, Buff and
White Rocks.
Eggs and Fowl for sale
in Season.
Eggs $1.00 per setting.
Correepondenre Solicited.
�ASHTi.O�T'S o FABRICS
ill Wool and
Union Carpets.
,f1ll Wool Bugs' and
Japanese Matting,
in Plain and Fancy
Patterns.
Lace and Chenille
Curtains.
FASHIONS.
Before yon make your Spring or Summer Drees oome and examine onr etook of
Standard Patterns. They are stylish and perfect fitting and sell for 50, 10o, 15a,
200 and 25e, The "Deeigner" in the beet Magazine of styles published anywhere at
10o. May Patterns, Deeignere and Fashion Sheets now m stock. We keep the
Patterns in stook. We give the. Fashion Sheets FREE.
FABRICS.
We have a large aeoortment of Spring and Summer Fahrtoe in many beautiful
Patteene and Design
.:—
DIMITIES—White, White and Mauve, White and Iced, White and Black, plain
Grayand all Black.
MERLAWNS—Entirely new, very dainty patterns for Waists or Whole Dresses,
FOULARDS—Beautiful finish, Blue and White, $lank and White and Fanoy
Patterns.
PIQUES—White and Fancy.
GINGRAMS-Btripee with Laos Effoat, and •Oheake ; splendid for Ohildren'e
Wearing Dreeees.
MAGNET TWILL—The beet moter101 we have ever shown for Boys' Biotin's or
Whole Suits,
PRINTS—A large assortment to ohooee from at the old prime,
Everything
Cheap.
A
Boots and Shoes
for .Men, Women and
Children(.
Oxfords'
Latest Styles.
Verz! .Nice Line of
Children's Shoes
in Black, and Tan.
• No ces, Fancy
pri