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The Brussels Post, 1902-3-27, Page 8T JET 13AU kl.OuLl3' I08'T` WALL PAP Latest Designs in Decorative Wall Pa If you intend papering your house do not fail to call on us and• see our elegant samples. We eau give you paper at any price yon wish and guarantee Batis£aetion, New Ingrains ! New ,Ingrains ! A well pleas ed Customer is our best recom- mendation. ers F. B. Hursley etc Co. DEUGG BF and llOOICSELTAIR 1110I18SELS, Agents for Nyal's Preparations. 'BRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. a. & 0, Traine leave Brussels Station, North and South, as follow; Gorse Soma GoINa NORTli:. Express 7:18 a.mI Mail ..... 2;10 p,m Mined •9:96 man Express ...... 8:17p.m Total Ittivs Prrts. A chlel's among ye takin' notes, An' faith he'll prent it. SAWING matob Friday afternoon. Goon Friday is a public holiday. BIOYOLEO are once more on the go. Loon oat for the joker neat Tneaday. THE watering Dart will soon be regair• ed. Dana have been displaced by the skip- ping rope. THE peddling wagons are making their appearance atm more. Cress ap your yards ie the admonition of the Board of Health. ANNUAL exoursion to Model Farm on $ineardine line will run on Friday, Jane 20. AT Home in the Odd Fellows' Lodge room on Tuesday evening, April 8th. A good program will be rendered. Mose S. J. Ma lion haft purchased the house and lot, corner Queen and Albert streets, from Henry, Hetet, paying $600 for the tame. A LETTER from a friend at Cape Town South Afrioa, says:—Rents and living are very high there. Butter le 46 cents per pound and egge 76 Dente per dozen. Oottrso.—Rowland'a Comedy Co'y will be in the Town Hall here for four nights, oommenoing Monday next, Maroh 31st, playing good oomediee and dramas, with lively speoialties between the cote, A mums addition has been made to the splendid catalogue of books at the Pablio Library that should be made nee of by oar townsfolk and people in neigh- boring locality. The list of new books may be read on page 5 of this feeae. FOURTH Division Court will be held in town on Wednesday of next week before JudgeDoyle. The docket will be light. Division Court business appears to be almost a thing of the past and the earn• doge of Division Court Clerks and Bailiffs is a mere bagatelle compared with years gone by. CROSS OUT SAwAwARn.—Meeere Shirley & Deitriah, the well known saw makers of Galt, have offered through their Brussels agante, A. M. Money & Co., a fine '"Racer" razor steel cross out saw as a Prize in 00nneotion with the sawing metals in Brussels on Friday afternoon of this week. The winners by leaving their names with McKay & Go., will have the saw sent to their addreee by express, all charges paid. G. T. R.—A good start off was made on Easter travel on Thursday Station Agent Ham issuing some 40 tickets before noon. —Among the shipments tbie week were Alf. Backer, 8 oars wheat and a oar of oats ; Salt Works, 2 oars salt; R. Thom. Bon, 27 oases egge ; W F. Stewart & Son, a oar of flour for Glasgow, Scotland ; Geo. Beet, oar of hogs ; R. T. MoCallnm, well drill to Milverton ; J. Joynt, oar of ashes ; R. Graham, ear wheat ; A. 0. Dame, oar oattle and oar of hogs ; J. MoDermott, oar oattle. THE initial number of the Maple Creek Signal, edited and managed by Ephraim Downing, formerly of Brussels, and a graduate of TEE Poem, baa come to hand. It is a tidy eight page newspaper and will no doubt be generous. ly supported. Maple Oreek is in the Cypress Hills looality between the South Saskatchewan and the Boundary. Mr. Downing says in his salutatory that he will eschew polities. We bid the Signal welcome to our sanctum and wieh it and its publisher a enooeeeful future. ENTsRTAnoseta.—The date of the enter- tainment ander the aaepioea of St. John's Church Ladiee' Guild, is Friday, April4th, in Town Hall, Brussels, when a fine program will be presented by Mies E. Pauline Johnson, lof the Mohawk tribe, 'known moat favorably se the Indian poetess, and Mr, MaRaye, is very highly commended. Mise Johnson• will appear in her Indian ooatume and Mr. MoRaye, will give a few seleotione in hie program from Dr. Drammond's Habitant etoriee. General admission to Hall, 25 Dante. BURGDARX.'-- Thnraday night of last week a burglar or burglars broke into A. Straohan'e e6ore by forcing open the rear door with a obieel, two of whioh were taken from G. Speiran'e wagon shop, in• grass being obtained there by drawing the staple to which chain and padlock were attaohed. The cash drawer was broken loose and left on top of the desk in the office, minae about $6.00 in silver that wat left in it by Dir. Strachan on Thure• day evening. A pair of No. 9 shoes were taken bat nothing else wee missed. The oafs had been meddled with bat not open. ed or damaged. The narrow ohisel wan lett on the oasis drawer. A large nam - her of burnt matohen were eoattered about used by the impatient intrados. Some think the midnight visitor may not have lived a thoneand melee from town. Thio ie the second time Mr. Straohan'e store has been visited. Oa the other ooaaeion admittanao was gained through the dollar. LAST Horse Fair of the season next Thursday. Tn flax mill will finish ap for this eeaeou in the course of a week or 10 days. Ala. BAExax ehipped Rook eggs to Goderiah, Preston and Whitby during the past week. Pomo eohoole close for the Easter vacation on Tharedoy of this week tore• open on Monday April 7th. TEE t mile traok is in very good shape and oar clamorous horsemen will use it instead of the Main street in training their equines. B. Genus and Loakridge Bros. have had their bantam over last week's fire Battled. The former received $475 ou building and maohinery damaged and the latter $65. Tan Reoorder of Braeeele A. O. U. W. reoeived tate cheque from the Grand Lodge for $2,000 being the Benetioiary of the late Bro. Wm. Spence, of Ethel, who was a member of Brussels Lodge, PAseENOEue ticketed by T. Farrow this work by the O. P. R. were as follows :— Wm. Kelly, Prince Albert, Bask; James and Alex. McTaggart, Melita, Man.; and Mise Minnie Bewley, Wolseley, ABea. LAST week, from Monday to Saturday, Brunets poetolfioe handled over halt a ton of mail matter by actual weight, no email amount of labor in receiving and diepatohing the same. We will give a report for the whole month next week as to what bas Dome in and gone oat. Bite BALL.—Next Monday evening, at 8 o'oloali, a meeting of all interested in the reorganization of the Base Ball team for 1902 will be held in the Council Chamber. Nearly all last year's members of the team are in town and a good nine oan be put on tae diamond. Mae J. A. GARLIOa DEAD.—Tho Barrie (Ont.) Examiner, of Maroh 20th says of a former highly esteemed resident of Brae. eels :—Mrs. Garlick of Omaha, Neb., who came to visit her sister, Mrs. (Rev.) J. J. Cochrane, two months ago died ou Maroh 19th after a week's illness with pneumonia and jaundice. She Wag 62 years of age and loaves a husband and one married daughter in Omaha. Mr. Garlick attend• ed the funeral, interment taking plaae in Thornton on Saturday. SAWING MATOH.—The annual Sawing matoh, with mart oat eawe, will be held at Brussels on Friday afternoon of this week, 28th inst., commencing at 2 o'olook. Four prizes are offered, aggregating $22.00 as follows ;--let, $10,00 ; 2nd. $6.00 • 3rd. $4.00 ; 4th, $2.00. Each saw_ will be re- quired to make two oats from a green beech log from 20 to 22 inohee in dia- meter, 4th prize will not be paid aalees there are five entries. 60 cents entry tee. A. Gahr is SooretaryTreaenrer and Reeve Rose, W. M. Sinolair and It, Johnoton Committee. ADDREse AND PREeENTATras.—Monday evening the young men belonging to the Sabbath Sohool class of Mies Maggie Mo- Naughton eNaughton in the Methodist church Brae• eels, galled at her home, Prime)] etreet, and presented her with a nicely framed photo of the class accompanied with the fallowing addreee :—"Mees Zama Mo• NAUGHTON : Dear Teaoher,—We, the pupils of your class, are gathered here this evening to show in a Blight way oar appreciation of your services as teacher in the past. Please accept this pietism as a slight token of the esteem in which you are held. Signed in behalf of the olaeo, ERNEST MAUNDERS, IRA PARKER." It was quite a eorpriae to Mies Mo - Naughton as she only arrived home last Saturday from a etay of 3 months at her brother's, in Pen Yap, but her reply was snob e. one as people who know her would expeot it to be. The members of the class enjoyed a pleasant hoar or so and departed for their respective home well pleased with the evening. It was a thoughtful sot on the part of the boys and highly gratifying to the teacher. The olase is now in charge of Miss Minnie MaNanghton and is a credit to any teaoher. nem TIME.—Everybody had a good time at the Lady Maooabee At Home Friday evening of last week or if they didn't it was their own fault. It was an informal gathering in many respects and for this reason probably all the more en. joyable. Orokinole and carom boards were nameroas and with oheakers and dominoes kept a goodly number eater. Gained. The program ooneieted of well played inetrnmental selections, violin and organ, by W. Randa and Mies Jean Mo. Lanohlin ; fine solo, by Mies Jean Rit- chie ; humorous reading by J. J. Gilpin ; debate, "Resolved that Oily life is pre- ferable to Country life" was handled in good style by Mies Brook, Mies Josie Baohanan,, Will. Griffith, Wilber Baker sad Eli Smith for the affirmative and negative was carefully attended to by Mies Jean Ritobie, Mrs. Ram, Chas. Beam, Mies Jean Forbes and Ed. Bryane. Mine Brook had the reply. Fortunately or notortunately four persona were asked to sot es Judges, viz.:—Mrs. Deadman, hare. D. O. Roes, R. Leatherdale and W. H. Kerr, and they were divided In their opinion and gave decision that way. The debate was speoially entertaining. H. R. Brewer sang two solos in good voioe ; and Mies MoLanohiin and T. A. Hawking contributed an instrumental dne6. A tasty lunch with coffee was served and about midnight the proceed. figs were bronght to a ()lose. The Com- mittee of Management deserve credit for the Well planned arrangamente. Decor• atione were neatly arranged in the Hail, 11, rnMITIOn paleof Peet hall will be played on Yiptoria Perk Pride, forenoon et thio week eommepoing at 19 a, m, Musson FAUrxN8R,oflite Palmeretop Pork Faotory, bee gape to the 010 Ooun. try on a .taeineee trip eoneerning the pork paoking industry. The teotoi'y will likely holiday Habil he gets back. M the Foot Ball meeting on rEueeday evening Dano. MaLanohlfn viae elected t0 go bo Berlin an. Friday to attend the Annual meeting of the Association. The prgbabilitiee are favorable for the or, ganization of a strong dietriot with Blyth, Wingham, Atwood and Brueeels in it, MueioAp oervioes at St, Johne Cburob Hester birthday, will be ao follewe :— Montane, Easter carol... ,.;"Mocubeame are Streaming" Opening hymn No,188 Grand ehapt Etrene care Gloria (anaem ia? To Dem HENDRY Jubilate Manna= B:ymne Nos. 180 and 802 Gle.Tibi Gvonon Anthem "Re le Meets," Or,ARE evaateo1a. Oarol "Obrisb is Risen" Opening hymn 'leo, 188 Gloria Gnneereas Magni fieol Shams Nana Dtmtttie Hymoe Noe. .,.......... a 8olo..J'Hoeanna," 301.50 GRANIER,J as,. Jones PRETTY WEDDING,—An early morning wedding took place on Thursday of this week wben at the residence of the bride's parents, Rev. Jno. Roes B, A., spoke the magic words, at 6 o'olook, making W. H. Stewart, of the firm W. F. Stewart & Son, and Mies Ada E. he estimable daughter of R. Maioprize, all of Braeeele, hneban0 and wife. Only the immediate friends were present. The parlor where the ceremony was performed was de- uorated with house plants. A very be• coming travelling snit of navy blue Berge, trimmed with applique, was worn by the good looking bride. She carried a boquet of white roses. The presents were oh Ike among the number befog a diamond set watch from the groom. After hearty oongretnlatione the wedding breakfast was partaken of and Mr. and Mrs Stewart left by the 7.15 train for a wedding trip to Toronto and other pointe amidet showers of rice end hearty good wishes by the large oontingent at the depot. They commence married life ander favorable auspices and THE POST, who is modally interested in the bride owing to her being a member of our staff for the post three years, along with a large oirole of friends wish them many happy, proeperoae.years. $20 men Ooszo.—The Magistrates' Dasa for whipping the little girl Elsie Vandyke was resumed in the Town Hall on Sat. nrday morning, the Hall being literally jammed with men, women and ohild. ren. • Seldom ie pablio interest areas. ed to the extent manifest in this case, The charge against Mee. Oakley was taken up Bret, the defendant pleading "Not guilty". Following witnesses were examined and arose examined at length ; —Elsie Vandyke, Dr. Toole, Dr. Mo• Naughton, and Dr. Armstrong, of Wal- ton. At this juncture Barrister Blair in behalf of hire. Oakley agreed to plead guilty if the Benoh would deal eummari. ly with the oaee, Barrister Sinolair, aobiag for the Crown, acclaimed and after some deliberation the defendant was fined 020.00, the limit of the Statute, and fall ooste, which will probably amount to about $100 or over in all. On stating the decision there were several dissenters in the Court room but the three magistrates were a unit on the judgment. Mr. Sinclair asked that the oaee against Mr. Oakley be withdrawn as he did not consider there was snffioient evidence to oonviot. While the little girl had certainly been ill treated, as her op- pearanoe and the evidence of the doctors proved, many of the stories our - rent were not borne out when the case was sifted and no permanent injury was done the child. Feeling ran high and pertain threats were made oonoerning what might be done but wiser ooansel prevailed as it should and the law allow- ed to take its course. This ease will likely be taken as a lesson by more than this one family in the matter of proper treatment of children in the home. Dr. Holmee, Dr. Ohiehoim, of Wingham, and Dr. Bethune, of Seatorth, were summoned in behalf of the defendant and examined the little girl as well as the three physi- cians mentioned before, but owing to the tarn the oaee took their evidence was not taken, Chroniclers of past history in Brussels averred that the only other Court ever held in town that compared with this one for attendance and interest was the aeeanit case on a G. T. R. con- ductor on the train a few years ago by some Kinoardineites while on a "toot." The Vandyke child is now making her home with Jno. and Mrs. McFadden, Brussels. Business Locals. CLOVER and Timothy Seed at Mo• Oraoken'e. GIRL wanted, at onoe. Apply to Mrs. G. F Blair, Braeeele. A $60.00 Parlor suite given away with a 82.00 parcel of goode. Cali and see G. E. KING, Wingbem. A LOT of second -band organa for sale cheap, or to rent. Some of them almost new. R. LEATHERDAL5, WE are sole agents for the king of silo corns—the genuine and only "Obio Bailey." G. E. Etta, Wingham. Fromm ?roma—Farmers desiring the beet plow should oall on me and order a Fleury. Jno. LONG, Agent, Brnesele. To GARDENE1551.-10,000 6 cent packages seeds, 10 paokagee far 25 Dente, Clover, Timothy, Speltz, Goose wheat &o, for sale. G. E. $Ina, Wingham, PAGE FENOII,—R, Oloee, Ethel, has the agency for the Page fence for the whole of Grey township and Morrie township from the 3rd line and as far West aft the Centre sideroad. A. M. McKay & Go., of Brunetti, will receive ardent for Mr, Close When more convenient to those desiring it. MORN BnADeaaw.—Io Morris, on Maroh 19th, to Mr. and Mee, Thoe, Bradshaw, a daughter. OAttrnarn.—In Grey, on Maroh 18, to Mr. and Mrs. ivie Campbell, a dough. ter. PRuros.—In Innerkip, on Maroh 12tb, • 1902, to Mr, and Mrs, A. E. Pelton, a son. STEwART—MAoNrlirze,—Oo Maroh 27th, at the reeldonoo of the bride'sperebte, Bev. Bogs B. A, byJ no , Mr. W. H. Stewart to Mee Ada E., sided ds0ghter of Mr. Robert Mainprize, all of B018081(1, MAA, 27, 1902 STaX174R,r) R4X ' OF .r'4r!r4,ad, ^ci'.L',l�.aaT�xF'7(d772 Selz. HEAD OFFICE, „ TORONTO OAPVLAI4 PAID i1P (One Million DoUara) • 01,000,000 REST • 0760,000 Agencies in all ioritlaipal points in Ontario, Quebee, dfanifoba, United States iO.l npiand. A General Banking Baeinese Transacted, Farmers' Notes Discounted Drafts leaned and Oolleobions made on all pointe, SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT, Interest allowed on deposits of 01.00 and upwards and oompounded half yearly, SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE OOLLGOTION Or FARMERS' BALE NOTES. Every facility afforded Cuetomere living at a dietanoe. payable at any bank !aimed Under $10 ... Se. 920 to 980 , ..120 Mosey° Orders at the following ratee ;— 910 to 920.",10o. 30 to 40., „ido T. H. GRAY, Aoriae AGENT. PATTEneoN—BnowN.-012 the 19th fust„ at the residenoe.of the bride's parent°, 10th con., Grey, by Rev. D. B. -Me- Rae, Mr. Richard Patterson, of Ed. gar, Co. Bimooe, to Mies Maggie E., eldest daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John Brown. TAYLOR—Costa--At the residence of the bride's parents, 15th con , Grey, on the 26th inst., by Rev. D. B. Molise, Mr, James W. Taylor, of Naesaea- waya, 00. Halton, to Mise Sophia 11., eldest daughter of Mr. James Casio, of Grey. nlr:b. NEM/M.—In Harlock, on Maroh 191b, Mrs. Margaret Neilaae, relict of the late Thomas Neilaae, aged 67 years, 11 months and 19 days. OoeyoaD.—At the reeidenoe of George Acheson, Goderioh, on Maroh 14th, Nancy'Ooeford, in the 79th year of her age. Coax —Io Westfield, on March 701, Wes- ley J. Milne, youngest son of Jno. and Mrs. Oook,;aged 2 years, 6 months and 8 days. GAoLiox.—In Barrie, on March 19, Mrs. J. A. Garlick, formerly of Brussels, aged 62 years, PAnmx —In Nieeouri, on March 25th, Mary, relict at the late Samuel Par. day, and mother of Mrs. T. Farrow, Brussels, aged 89 years. STEvnaeoN.—In Grey, on Maroh 284 Wm. Stevenson, aged 99 years. .A.VCTIOS0 TUESDAY, APnit Dir.—Well bred farm stock, implements, &o. Lot 9, Oon. 9, Grey. Sale unreserved at 1 o'clock, Donald Orerar, prop. ; F. S. Scott, aao. ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN. GENERAL servant wanted. Apply to MR8. W. M. SINCLAIR. OonDwoOD wanted. Oober Carriage Faobory, Brussels. BoY wanted at once to work on the farm. Apply. to WM, ROBB, Lot 23, Oon. 8, Morrie, Brussels P. O. tf A Goon young bull, 11 months old, for gale, roan in color. PETER ROBERTSON, Lot 8, Oon, 9, Grey, Brussels P. 0, 36 THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. GOOD YEAR OLD STEERS Wanted, suitable for ranch purposes. Apply to GEO. BEST, Brussels. SIX YOUNG SCOTOH SHORT Horn Bulls for sale, from 9 to 20 menthe old. Also cows in calf to imported "Red Duke" and a few heifers, D, MILNE, Ethel. AUCTION SALE 02' WELL BREI) FARM STOCK, IMPLE- MENTS, FURNITURE, &o.—Mr. F. 8. Scott, Auetioaoer,has received inetruotions from the undersigned to sell by pnblio aootinn at Lot 0, Con. 9, Grey, on Tuesday, April let, ati o'olook, sharp, the following valuable property: -1 aged mare, 1 heavy .draught mare, 8 vrs. old, in foal to 'Sunlight,' (owned by J, & W. MoGavin,) 1 horse 4 years old, 1 cNt rising 2 years old, 6 fresh milk oowe, 1 cow to calve, 1 Jersey cow, thoro'bred, 1 Jersey heifer salt, thoro'bred. 8 two-year. old steers, 2 two-year•old heifers. 1 one- year.old steers, 4 one.year old heifers, 4 calves from 2 weeks to 5 months old, 6 well bred Leiooster ewes, 1thoro'bred Yorkshire sow, 7 young pigs, 1 store. pie, 00 hone, pair geese,' binder Massey -Harris, Imower,new MoOnrmiek, 1 Mower Toronto, 1 seed drill, 1 muffler, 1 sulky rake, 1 roller, 1 disc har- row, 1 plow, 1 gang plow 1 turnip sower 1 cutting box, 1 turnip clutter new, 1 fanning mill with bagger, 1 lumber wagon nearly new, 1 pair bob -sleighs, 1 buggy, 1 cart, 1 nutter, 1 water trough, 1 ladder 20 fb, loon 1 sheep raok, 1 gravel box,1 hay realr, cradle, 00ythe, chains, shovels, hoes, forke and bells, 1 set single harness, 1 set double harness, 2 set whiilletreee, crowbar and pick, quantity bey, quantity of Ligowo seed oats, about 8000 ft. Hemlook lumber, cedar poets and stakes,. 1 wheelbarrow, 1 milk tank and 1 large milk oan, 4 milk oasis and 2 Dream cans, No, 3 Daisy churn, butter bowl and print, milk palle and strainer, l cook 'Rove. 1 heater, l bedroom suite, bedeteade and springs, 3. parlor lamp,1 glass cupboard, 1 lounge, 0 kitchen chairs, 2 reeking ebeire, 0 cane -bottomed chairs, quantity seed Plata, toes, turnips and other articles too newer. ous to mention. Salo without reserve as proprietor is giving up farming. Tennis.— All ennis:All enme of 80.00 and under dash; over that amount 10 months' credit will be given on furbishing Aporovod Joint Notes. 4 per cent per aannm off for oaeh on credit amounts, DONALD OXIERAR, F, 8. 900TT, Auotioveer, Proprietor. Notice to Creditors. In the matter of the estate of Iambella MoGallum, late of the village of Brua. sale, in the County of Huron, de- ceased, NOTICE le hereby given parsuent to the "Revised Statnto of Ontario," 1827. chap ter 129 that all creditors and others havieg 0]01000 against the estate of the late Isabella McCallum, who died on or about the Fourth (ley of January, A, D.,11001, are required on to Bond byyt the pre tlipaid or to 1 deliver to 9W . M. Sinclair, of the Village of Brnesele, In the Ooenty of Huron, Solllcitor for the Ex. muter, William Graham, their ohrietiau and surnames, addrooses and desoriptione, the full particulars of their claims, the statement of their 000000/0 and the nature of the eoonrltioo, if any, belt{ b - them, And further take notion that atter oaeh last mentioned date, the said Executor will Pko0000 to distribute the a000te of the de. ceased among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which he shall then 0000 notioe., and that the said Executor pill not be liable foe the Bald ae- robe or any part thereof, to any penton or persons, et whooe olaime notice ORB not have been redotved, by the said Executor, at the time of eueb dletrlbtttien, Dated the Bevonth day et Marob, A, D. 1002, W. M, BINOLAIIe, 80.8 0011930r for the Rzosetor, Notice for Creditors., In the Surrogate Court of the County of 160000, in bhe matter of the estate of Haub MoB:inoon, late of the Town- ship of Grey, in the ()minty of Huron, farmer, deceased. NOT10E ie hereby givenpursuant to Re. Weed Stan:tee of Ontario, 1097, Chap. 129, See Mon 98, that all creditors or others hay ing any olaime against the estate of Hugh dielCinnon. late of the Towpath) of. Grey, in the Oounty of -Huron, Farmer, deeeased, who diedon or about the 18th day of Feb. ruary,A. D., 1902, in the said Townabip of Grey, are hereby required to send by poet prepaid or to deliver to G. P. Blair, of the Village of Brussels Solicitor for Robert Mo- Ilay and Isabel McKinnon, both of the Baia Township of Grey, the Exeoutore of the said estate, on or before the llth day of April, A. D„1902,. their full names, addressee, and descriptions and fullparticulars of their claims and the nature of the securities (it 0031 held by -them. Aud notice is hereby givenMeat after the said last mentioned date, the said Executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased amonget the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which patios 00011 hays been given as above required, and the said Executors obeli not be respooeible for meets, or any part thereof, so distributed to any person of whose claim notice shall not have been received at the time of such dis- tribution, G. F. BLAIR, Brussels,. Out , Solicitor for the Executors, Dated at Brussels, Mareb 20th, 1002. EASY WORK It's easy work to Paper when yon buy the right stook, Our stook this year aomprisee many new and beaati•! fat designs and colorings, made of the very' best quality of stook and at prices that we know will please you, „4*'.Acane 011,11 014 MDR1;ItA1T,ps”, It m epeek of sol le much earl fortunate en aldehyde on Those who di with the reel cheaper this —1 1b. Bottle to 100 b —• ib, Bottle to 50 buaki lappeuiag to Inter Mindsof Auld tie's moons, arbor fa abut t9 bo ed. Galashketa ato. buster Rome 7041,0, ttly Lean Bisset gave pro on Oanpdo„ uniquo distinstie t lest pricod gas iii' rated by Lord Over, - have been formnl- 1 Pai 1 so Y , ut Quality the s Every bottle A® -Fox's Drug St T IJ3RARY BOOKS FOR SALE, about 100 of them, formerly used by Union Sabbath School meeting in Button's School House, Morris, Apply to JAMES EVANS, Morrie, or HUGH ELLIOTP, Brus- sels, UAIR DRESSING.—THE UN- nEnem1;3511 wishes t0 announce to the ladies pf Bruoseleand vioioity that she is.prepared to make switches out of comb• IOW/ and out hair, at bar 'home, Mill etreet West,B,ussels. MRS. KINGSTON. NOTICE 1 TENDERS for d' eine in Mot011op, about six miles in length, will be received by Tno, 0, Morrison,; 010, k, to be opened at the Council Meeting at Leadbury, on Thursdayy April 10th, at o'clock np m, Plane, profile specifications may be seem any time in Week's office. The work is near .Winthrop and can he seen any time now. 5200,00 cheque -to be soot with tend or until security is. given. JNO. 0. 8,1011lt(SON, Winthrop P. 0. ar11uteed $20,000 to Loa The above sum has been p1 forimmediate investment on ty at 0 per neat. If itltie0. `. area loans may be completed in 3 day terms as to repayment, Apply W, At, SINCLAIR, Barrister, tko , OUSE AND ABOU ■ • core of ]and for sale, Grab vey, t mile South of Bru0eele, Th contains 7 rooms ; good itablo ; well; trees and small fruits. Possession give once...: Torras reasonable. If property len &od apply 10lWbMe rRtANDS, Boa esele 0. 0. d with me rora``t00• 11111efooyry LWernl 1'Ouaa to ms MIs 5 Our, house fruit at J LEOKIE, • LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE, LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, VALUATOR, &o. O1Boe over Hureley's Drug Store, Feb. 0411, 1902. 90.981 Brussels. s_ STRICTLY ONE PRICE GM. t"io. THE LOWEST. Never Weary In well -doing but always doing better. Our best efforts are in placing before you the best values to be obtained in Canada or anywhere else in keeping this store at the top for reliable merchandise, the latest Styles, the largest assortment of the Newest Materials and Lowest Prices. Spring Opening of Dress Goods, Silks, Dress Skirts, Waists, doves, Ribbons, Neckwear, Eto. Our Opening display of these goods for Spring and Summer is by far the largest and best we have ever shown. Never was more time or more care used in the selecting of new goods. Dress Goods. —Blaok Lustros, 36, 88 to 44 inches wide, fine brilliant $Dish, all the very beet bleak, A 1 values, at per yard 250, 40o, 60o and 750 —Stylish English Cheviots in shades of Black. Navy, Gar-. net, Brown, Mode and (Jester, 54 inches wide, at per yard 750 and 1.00 —Fine Venetian Settings—Oar assortment of these beau. tiful Snitings ie by far the largest we have ever shown they oome in the newest shades of Grey, Fawn, Brown, Mode, CadetBlne, thoroughly shrank and guaranteed not to spot at 75o, 91 00 and 91.40 —Colored Lnetree, 42 inohee wide, very fine finish, is in great demand for Waists and Dresses, in shades of Cream, Cardinal, Pink, Sky Blue, Old Rose and Navy, Special at . 600 per yard Wash Goods Opening For the most beautiful assortment of everything new and wanted in Ootton Fabriae yon should visit this afore where has been gathered the finest collection of Gingham, Dimities, Organdies, eto., ever shown in town. —Ginghoms in Cheeks, Stripes and Plaids in aesorted colors, and all warranted feet colors, al 120 and 15o —Dimities, French Muslim, eta„ in beautifni ooloringe, also white at 20o, 25o, 80o to 850 per yard The Newest Silks. A display that is wonderfully beautiful, that includes the very latest. We've taken epeoial pains in preparing for this Spring's business and feel aeeured that nowhere can you get a better seleotion in the best qualities. —Frenob Dyed Silks in all the newest ehadee, 20 and 27 inches wide, ab 26o, 86o and 60o —Tamoline 811k, a very soft pleb Silk for Wafete that will not opt, comes in Pink, Blue, Oream, Mode, Brown, Light Blue and Black, epeoial per yard• 600 -• Taffotta Silk in all the very newest shades, ales bleak at 60o, 75o and 91.00 per yard —Elegant Wet lam et Lengths of Silk, with the new lastripe effect, 00 two alike, at 91,00 and 91,26 per yard New Gloves for Spring Styles in Gloves do not vary noticeably from year to year. New ideas in embroidery or etitobing, new clasps or an ocoae. ional trlok in cutting may be the chief point of diebinobion between the old and the new, But anew Glove is handsomest and wears beat. We have oar new Gloves ready, Prices per pair 91,00 and 91.25, all guaranteed, -New Dress Trimmings and Laces This Season we shall more than make oar reputation for selling the beat Laces and Drees Trimmings that Como here, and giving values greater than oan be found in any store in town. Oar new lines for Spring are all ready, you are iovited to come and see the new things that will be need [to mnoh for the trimming of Spring end Summer dream. Special Corset Values for Spring Nearly every Corset we Bell to a new Domer means a new Onebomer and it should. We sell only good Corsets, the beet that oan be found for the moo- ny. The (forests you get here will fit well and give good wear no matter if you only pay 50o you will get the worth of your money in wear and comfort. Our new Comte are all ready prices are 50o, 75o, 91.00 91.25 to $2,00 per pair. New Ribbons for Spring These who know prodlot that this will be the granted Ribbon season yet. Ribbons seem to be wanted for almost every sort of trimmings, They are popular for nook fixings and Oollarettee, Coreage, Bowe, Bashes and Hair Ornaments. Our stook of Ribbon is by far the largest and finest we have ever shown. Prices per yard 10, 2a, 2io, 4o, 8o, 100 to 50o —10 pieoee 6 inch Colored Silk Taffetta Ribbon in White, Cream, Pink, Blue, Old Rose and Torgnoiee, worth regular Boo, speoial at 200 All we ask is a comparison when buying as to Values, Styles and Assortment. y ss meat, J. FERGUSON & Co.