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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1902-4-17, Page 8SPFSgTAL SALE OF Wall Paper 6.. at Reduced Prides. We have made great preparations this Spring for the Wall Paper Trade and we offer you the finest variety of hangings ever seep in Brussels, A glance over our samples will verify our claims and our low prices Will astonish you. Formaldehyde eh,. 1. de v V for the Prevention of Smut on Grain. Ours is the strong- est that can be made and gives great satisfaction. There is no better brand on the market. Satisfaction guaran- teed. Pints, 65e. ; Half Pints, 40e. Hur=7 Drug and IrStairhook Store GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. 600T88BN 8xTEN8I08 W. G. as B. Trains leave Brands Station, North and South, asfollows; Goma Scams HMO Gown. laxness 7:1e a,mI Mail 9:10 p.m M,xad...«.... 9:46 a.m Express ...... 8:17 p.m local tors Jtein . A ohiel's amang ye takin' notes, An' faith he'll prent it. 0. 0. F. next Tuesday evening. A few initiations are expeoted. Tan wood work of the American Hotel is receiving a new dress of paint. Baez Ball organization meeting will be held en Friday evening of tbie week. Rowe bills printed on short notice at Tan Pon Publishing House. Oboioe of ante. A. 0. DAMES forwarded a car of cattle and a oar of 11058 81000 THE POST Wee last publiehed. Vicxonra Pam is beginning to be the eoene of practice games of Foot ball and Bare ball after 6 p. m. QUITE a quantity of maple syrup has been made this Spring and has sold as low en $1.10 per gallon. 12 7401A0E8 of batter went to the East- ern market this week from Robt, Thom - 800'e emporium, Brussels, Tan D. A. Lowry house and 2i acres of land were purchased by Alfred Barker, last week, at 5700. He says he's buying it for renting purposes and probably that's so. It was a bargain et that price as Mr. Lowry put the place in good ebape. 0. Emmen has leased tbe apartments over Fux'e drug etore to which he win remove on the let of May when be hands over the Central Hotel to George Brown, of Gorrie. Mr. Zilliax and family will continue to reside in Brands for a tor. tion of the Summer if not longer. Tans week the frame residence on the Leckie property wan moved a0roee Wil. Ham street and planed on the lot Mr. Leokie purchased from Mre. Forbes. A stone foundation is being pat ruttier it and other improvements made. Its re. novel bus greatly improved the appear - 80o9 of Mr.Leokie'e new brink residence. Thor. Newsome was in charge of the moving. LEOTuRE.—A leatare entitled "A • Pil- grim in Scotland," will be given in Mel ville Church next Monday evening, by Rev. R. 5 G, Anderson, B. D., of Wrox eter. Some 80 lantern views will be shown, illuetrative of the lecture and preseotieg many of the most oharming spots in bonnie Scotland. Admission : children 10 aente ; adalte 15 oen6s. Leo. tore 6o begin at 8 o'clock. Masio by the oboir. WILL TARE A Tarr.—Roberti Menzies will make a visit to Scotland the, land of hie birth, early in May. He bee been ticketed by W. H. Kerr, of Tae Pons on d the fine Arian liner "Tnnrata n" and will Bail from Montreal on Saturday, May 10. Hie destination is Aberfeldy, Perth- shire. It ie 82 years since Mr. Menzies first mane to Canada but he was bank to the le,nd of the thistle 15 years ago. He may make an extended stay but we doubt if be will find any land fairer than the i Province of Ontario and Huron 0o. in particular. BABY CAR16010E T47C-83008 April let the Grand Trunk anthoritiee have been enforcing a new order whioh bas caused much remacetranae from the travelling public, to whom it came onexpeatedly. Hereafter a charge will be made for oar. rying baby carriages, go Darts, baby eleighs, eto. The demand of the nom• patsy does not seem unreasonable, aethese satiates ars often awkward to handle. The charge i8 governed by the pride of the ticket bought, but is in no Daae lees than 25 oeote. Where the ordinary ex nee rate is over 60 'tenth per hundred pounds the rate for the vehicles will ad. trance aaoordiogly. Twenty -cents will take a baby carriage to Toronto. A biays cls could be taken tor 20 note. Tan following oironiar ban been issued by the Public Sobool Enepeotors in this 00. in reference to the datee and place and conditions under whioh the midgemmer examination will be held : High 'school entrance, 26th June, 8.46 a, m., at God. eriob, Exeter, Zurich, Bayfield, Heneall,. Dungannon, Kintail, St. Helene and Ored- iton for West Heron ; and at Clinton, Seaforth, Wingham, Brunets, Wroxeter, Fordwioh and Blyth for East Huron. Part I junior leaving or public eohool leaving, July 2nd, 8.80 a. m., at Goderiab, Exeter, Kineail, Varna, 'Lenexa, and Dungannon for West Huron ; and at Clinton, Seatertb, Wingbam, Brussels, Fordwioh and Blyth for Bast Huron, Applications on proper form, together with fee (52), for pars one junior leaving or public, eohool leaving, must be sent in before May 24th. These forme may be obtained from the publioeaboolinspeotor, Junior leaving, Part II„ senior leaving, matriculation, pass and honor, oommer. Wel diploma and oommerotal specialist examinations, July 41,11, at Goderioh, Exeter, Olinton and Seafortb. Applioa. time for entrance muet be sent to the in- epeotor on or before June let. T18 fee to one dollar to bepaid June 25th. Appli• tions for nubile eohool leaving junior leaving, senior leaving and matriculation (high eohool forme 1, 2, 3 and 4) must be sent to the inepeotor before May 24th, accompanied by the necessary fee. No applications van be received by the in- epeotor atter that date, Those who iu. tend to write at any examination centre in the western fnep8otoral diviei0n of heron, mast Bend their applioation, giv fog name in fall, to J. Elgin Tom, Inspec- tor of public sohoole, Goderioh, and those who intend to Write in "Intern diviei08, to D. Robb, Inepeotor of pubiio 8ahao18, Braeseis. Books 00111560105 writing, drawing and book•keepingare not to be presented, au in former years, at the en. Wenn examination, Candidate's will be supplied with paper and ink by the 'pre. siding examiners ; but they must bring their own pane, raters, lead penoile, eto, Ezen the advte, A. 0. U. W. Friday evening, " R. GBABAtt shipped a oar of oats on Tuesday. MBs. GREw1n'8 residence i8 receiving a new drees of paint. A oat of potatoes was forwarded this week by W. H. Mo0raoken. B10YOLEe have once more aeeomed a foremost place as Spring opene out. 33nosone8 Salt Worke is keeping np its reputation by ehippiog 5 oars this week. H. J. Moms, formerly of Brussels, was ohosen President of the Stooffville Bowling Club. WATSON AnvLAY and staff have been repining a number of the tar and gravel roofs on oar busmen blocks. A Samosa has been pat in the roof of the Smith biook so as to batter the light in Dentist Feild'8 operating rooms. DANDY Weeoae.—The Spring stook of brand new wagons has arrived at Taz Pear Bookstore. Never hada nicer lot. See them. NETT Taeeday East Haran Lioenee Commissioners will meet to take into consideration the granting of hotel licen- see for the Doming year. They will meet at the American Hotel. Fastens' Excursion to Guelph on Sin• cardiae line Thursday, June 19 ; Gode• rich line, Jane 20. The Experimented Farm will be a specially interesting plana this eeaeon owing to new buildings, &a. Cass. BEAM, who has been in the em- ployment of George Thomson, grocer, for some years, has commenced to learn the baking with W. A. Crtdh. George Thom• ar a of the tan now ah eon 'r. 0 delivery 1 . g van ani will fill the bill veryminty. THERE was an ingatheriog of 10 or a dozen candidates at the K. 0. T. M., Brussels, on Tuesday evening. A supper was eerved at the conclusion and some epeechafying indulged in. The Lady Maccabees had a lnnaheon on Monday evening in their Hall atter the badness Ma over. BRUSSELS SoboolBoard met last Friday evening, all the members present except. ing W. M. Sinclair and R. Leatherdale. Minntee of last meeting read and passed. Priooipal Cameron asked for the free use nt the eohool house for the Teachers' Oonventiou, to be held on Thnreday and Friday, May 22nd and 23rd. The request was granted. Board then adjourned. FmLD Gann—Principal Cameron bas parohaeed a field glass that bas seen cer- vine of note for 28 years, It was the property of an engineer on a Pacific liner and bad been through the last Cbinese•Britfeh war and also was in use in the Jamieson Reid in South Aldose The giaee is in first-class ebape and is a very interesting poueeesion. It wa8 originally porahesedin Canton. CONSERVATIVE Nominating Convention for East Huron will be held in the Town Hall, Brussels, on Friday afternoon of this week. Among the namee of possible nominee are mentioned Co. Committer Bowman, Edward Bryans, Jno, Beaded, Jno. Wilford, A. Spotton and B. S, Cook. The meeting will be addressed by H, Eit- her, the member for South Heron in the leen legislature ; Major Beattie, ex -M. P., of Londoo, and • others. SatsMzx Sasoore—with a view to give teachers some elementary inetraotion to certain departments of teohnioal ednoa• bion, a enmmer eohool, under the direc- tion of the Minister of Education, will be held at the Normal School, Toronto, beginning on Wednesday, July 8. The courses of study will embrace mannal training, demotic eoienoe, nature study, drawing and mast'. Leoturee will be given by epeoialisbe in the different eubieats. No fees will be required, and students or teachers desiring to attend ebonld make applioation to the Deputy Minister of Edaoation. G. T. R aretossap.—During the poet Week 0. M. Diokeoo, Disbriot Passenger Agent, of Toronto ; 0, H. Bevingtoo, Muuter of Tranepbrtabioa, London ; 0. E. Denny, Dietriat Freight agent ; and P. J. Lynch, Train Master, of Stratford, have been over the W. G. & B. We hope and rather expect good will Dome out of their trip in inoreaeed and better panne. ger and mail eervioe. If they had so de. aired we are inn one Beene and otbere would have been glad to have met them but they likely knew the needs of the case better than they van be told. The running of the London evening train on through t0 Palmerston instead of re. Hiai0ing at Wioghom ovet night would give n8 a fine oonneation from that dir. dation if it could be arranged or better still a way freight up loom Palmerston in the morning to Wingham and back in the evening, connecting with the L. H. & B. This Would do away with the glow 0oaob mail.exprese•freight travel of the afternoon and gee our mail and entrees an hour eterliereaah day. 1baI BROt38LL8 1001: A076iin Penult roaelved a oar of Mani• tuba titter thle week. A can of gement came to band tbie Week forA As.r1MOMomra,in&g Oo. Brne9els Orange Lodge will be held befit Monday 0660105, Tare week two oars of baled hay were. shipped by Jno. Govenlopk, 1Io handles a largo quantity of this artiole. Tan partnership between M. H. Moore, V. S., and 0,. L. Walker ae horse buyer's has been dissolved by mutual conont. The former will ooatinee the bneinese and Mr. Walker will likely take a holiday for a time and reornit hie health whioh hanob been lt00 . Benoeaoxu Baseany. Ball tea01506008m have all post. Mons on their team tilled now excepting 2nd bees and they bope to endure for that the services of Fred. Gilpin, of °bioago, who to juin completing hie Oolie58 course' and who may take a few menthe holt. days before settling, down to practice his profeoeiou. LIOENSED PEDLAne. The following ped. lars''iodises have been issued by Co. Treasurer Holmes up to April 16: Louie Raehkopski, Jacob Yaffe, J. L. Frey, Fred Gassman, Louis Fine, W. K. Whaley, Fred, Morgan, Henry Hayden, W. J, Miller, Geo. Frenoh, Jas. W. Gib - eon, Geo. Beatty, G.,F. MOPhee, J, D. Haruwell, I. H. Johns, Thos, Wellaoe, J. T. Ross, D. O'Gorman, Anthony Mo. Donald, Albert King, 5, Gibson and John W. McKay. Fontrau BnueeELITE DEAD,—The Wayne (Mioh.) Review, of April 11111, gives the following partioalare of the decease of William Hunter, Of that town, a son of W. T. Hunter, a former well kuowo resident of Brussels, who owned the blaokemitbing shop now the property of D, Ewan :—William Hunter, a bleak - midi, who hes been in 111@ employ of John S. Egeler for some time, was dress- ing the feet of a young horse belonging to J. M. Butler, on Friday last, and in some way the oolt leaned on him and he fell to the floor, and the horse stepped an his breast before he oonld arise,inluring bim eo that he was unable to get up. He was 000veyed to his home fn the Jamieson house on Miobigan avenue, where he died on Monday evening. He leaves a wile and four ohildreu, two boys and two gide, the oldest being about 11. years of age. DIED IN HABBI8TON.—O4 Saturday morning, April 12th, James Rowlett, of Harrieton, brother .to Chas. How- lett, of Brussels, passed away, aged 79 years and 6 months. He had been ailing most of the Winter but was only confined to bed ab tut three weeks, suffer- ing a great deal the lash few weeks, bat was vary patient, Mr. Howlett was a member of the Methodiet oburoh since his youth. He was born in Norfolk, England, coming to Canada witb hie parents when quite young and settling in the township Woolwich where he farmed anti' 26 years ago when he retired and went to live in Radiate') where be has since resided. Deeeseed was married 59 years the day before be died. When told that it was their wedding day on Friday he said he would go home the next day whioh he did. He leaves hie aged pad. her, one eon and two daughters (Mre. John Hedy and Mre. James Howard) both of Harrieton. The funeral took place an Monday, his five grandsons and nephew aotiug as pallbearers. Chas. Howlett and Mise Pipe, of town, Albert Howlett, of Morrie; and Rev. and Mre. Fear, of Atwood, attended the funeral. 500AR BEETS —Quite an interest is being manifested in the proposed sneer beet experiment in this looaiity daring the coming season. Among those who will take 1: sore plots are the following :— Jae. Span, air John Robb, Allan Adam s , John Lawson,Jae. Stands, Jas. Russell, Sper ad Rent. Nichol in Morris and L. Hollinger, Wm. Armstrong, Chan. Bezel], Jas. Bargees, J. B. MoLauohlin, Neil MaTaggart, Peter Robertson, Hugh W. McKay, Jas. Lynn, Jae. Strachan, J. M. Knight, 11. M. Douglas, H. M. Dobson and Conrad Michel in Grey monioipaiity. W. H. Kerr, Secretary of the Agl. Society, r bas authority from Prof. Harcourt, who will have camps of this experimental station, to accept 16 or 20 more mane if handed in before the close of next week. An inetrnator will visit this looality and call upon each of those taking part and will state the mode to be followed and leave the eeed. If it oats be eaientifioally proven that the right kind of sugar beet eau be grown in this section it may meso considerable to the farming community and the people generally. Each farmer experimenting gets the eeed free and keeps the orop outside of 10 or 20 beets sent to the Ontario Agricultural College for analysis to aeoertain the amount of sugar. A P606800N08D Baoczse.—The enter• tainment given in the Town Hall on Tuesday evening, under the auepioee of the Methodist Sabbath School, was an unqualified emcees and was thoroughly enjoyable to both old and young. There sena a large andieooe in attendanoe and excellent order throughout the whole program. Rev. Thor• Wilson, pastor of King street Presbyterian ohnrah, London, was the leatnrer, illustrating hie practical addre8a by a large number of beantifally colored views with an A 1 lime light. Re its not only a pleasing, ready speaker but is an expert in pretending the many changing 808ne9 represented. The audi- ence joined heartily in singing "Shall we gather at the river," the words of this fine old hymn being thrown on the canvas after whioh Rev. Mr. Holmea offered prayer. Then followed, for nearly 1 houre a varied and well rendered program ae follows :—Illustrated hymn "Lead Kindly Light," rang by Misses Belle Smith and E. E. Kerr, Milton Sharpe and W. H, Kerr ; song "Throw oat the life line," by oboir witb audience aesisting in Ohone ; a Temperanoe Set Of pieturee explained by tbe reverend lecturer with more than one moral pointed out in the drinkers oared ; song, "Father, dear Father come home with me bow," by Vince Edward; solo, "Where ie my wandering boy tonight" Mies McQaarrie being unable to be present W. H. Kerr tang it with a good round ohofne by the epeotetor8 ; "The seven Wondere of the World,, were views well worth seeing and remembering. They cemented of the Pyramids of Egypt, Temple of Diana, Mausoleum of Artemeeia, Colosimo of Rhodee, Statute of Japiter, Babylon Hanging Gardens, and Pharos of Alexan• dria. Rev. Mr, Wilson gave a pithy and inetruotive reference to each of these ; solo, "The Holy Oity," was well gang by Mies Griffin, of Wingham, who has a good sized class in town in volae (where ; "The Old Folio et Home," with guitar a000mpaniment, was given by Blinn Maggie Beattie end E. E. Kerr, H. L. Jookeoe and W. H. Herr ; My Old Kentaoky Home wee rendered its good style by Barrister Sinclair, Mise Mary ARAM 17, 1902 4ST7%ND41W .134 7VI Q. 04X4 D4, MtGffi,h.T9T.Tr3=aenele ae7al- HEAP OFFICE' - TORONTQ. CAPITAL PAID UP (One Million Dollars) $1,000,000 REST •• $760,000 Agouties in all principal point, its Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, United .hater a applaud. A General' CzeroarLo , ° 'eurcer. Banking BAeineeo Traneapted. Farmers' •Neteo Dieopnnted.. Drafts IMaed and Oo110otione made on all pointe. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT, Interest allowed on deposits of 55,00 and upwards and °impounded halt yearly, SPEOIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE 001L80TION OP Fe680699' SALE NOTES. Every tactility afforded Customers living at a dietanoe. payable ab any bank'ieeasd Under 510,,,..80. $20'10 580....12o MGb9 V'I1 I at the following rates :- $10 to 520:...100, 80 to 40,, , .14o F. H, GRAY, AOTINO AGENT. 4.01•610.06.01131111111ffiii0 Malin Rose and A. Straoban and J. H. Cameron a ding the alto tenor and base to the re. d frain ; an amusing incident "Selling the 1 calf' was pictorially illustrated with the merry laughter of both young and old as an accompaniment ; "Rook of Ages," the ever new melody was lead by the choir with the hearty support of the audience ; "Good Night," an exoe11en6 portrait, in colors, of King Edward, and the Nut• tonal anthem brought to a oonolneion a praiseworthy entertainment. The a000m- pani8t8 were Mre. Gilpio, Mre.. W, H. Kerr, Miss Jean MoLaoohlin and. Mrs, (Dr.) Holmes. A6 a 6, 10, and 15 dente admiseion fee, and quite a fete little folk tree, the Anancial proceeds amounted to $46.75, leaving a neat balance wheu all expenses were paid. Rev. Mr. Wilson did his part in a most satisfactory man- ner and any institution enuring bis eervioee cannot fail to be satisfied. He will be cordially weloomed back 6o Bras. eels sgaid. On Monday evening he gave his lecture at Egmondville and on Wednesday evening at .Rev.. Mr. Mus - grave's oheroh in Mogillop. Business Locals.' A LOT of second hand organs for sale cheap, or to rent, Some of them almost OM. R. LEATHERDAL[t. FLEURY PLowe —Farmers desiring the best plow ebonld oall on me and order a Fleury. atm. LONG, Await, Brussels. WE pay oast for Batter and Egge. Brine them to Wingham and get that $50.00 Parlor snits. Eggs 12 0. G. E. King, Wingham. To TEEPalL1o.—Ladies and gentlemen, all cutlery can be ground, sharpened and repaired by Sawfiler MoGregor, Mill street East, Bruneelt, ohof0e work at reasonable prides. People We Talk About. Mrs. G. F. Blair and sons are visiting at Goderioh. J. J. Ball, of Wingbam, was in town last Sunday. Mies Minnie Dudley has gone to Tor. onto where she has a situation. Mies Walker, of Listowel, was the guest of Mies Downey this week. Robb. Thomson bas been bothered this week with 'something like quinsy, A.. 'Donley made a business trip to Toronto on Thnreday of laid week. Mies E. Blakeman bas returned from a 8 montbe' visit with friends in Peel. Mise Mary aaotelon left this week for a visit with her sister in Tuokeremith. Mise Jennie Doll is home on a short visit from Gnitwillr y She return shortly. Mre, E 0. Lowry left for a holiday visit with relatives in Port Huron, Michi- gan. Gordon Mooney ie rather n8ed up with rheumatism bat we hope be will goon be all right. Mise Maggie Driver, of Blanabard, is Fletcher B ariiu the nest of Mre. F e g p g, Mores etresb. George A. Stokes, of Harrieton, has 800005ded Rich. Sutton ae station agent at Wiogbam, Mise Ria Brine, of Seaforth, is holi- daying with ber sister, Mre. P. Scott, Queen street. Mies Jean MoLanoblin was ill during the peat week with an attack of quinsy but is better now. Ifni. Robert Barns, of Blyth, ie visiting friends at Lnokoow. Her many friends wish ber an enjoyable stay. Mre. Samuel Walker keeps quite poorly bot we hope the coming of the balmy weather will invigorate her, H. W. Farrow and bride are 'pending part of their honeymoon with Poetmaeter and Mrs. Farrow in Brussels. A. M. McKay has been quite ill dar- ing the past' week but ie considerably better now we are pleased to state. Barristers Sinclair and Blnir were at Goderioh on Friday on legal .business. Mr. Blair was in Guelph on Tuesday. F. 5. Boon is away to Brnoe Co, where he is mutating Mr. Truax, the Liberal eandidate, in organization work for the coming election. A, McDonald, who has been in London and locality for some months, is visiting in this lovably and may make hie home here. We hope he will. R. W. Jewitt and family removed from Oronarty to Kinburn thie week where Mr. Jewitt has purobaeed a general store stook. We wish him success. 3. D. and Mrs. Ronald have left Los Angeles, Oal., and gone to Redlands, about 90 miler, inland from the first mentioned city, on account of a drYer climate and more favorable to throat trouble. The Mende of S. E, Beckett, late of Listowel and known to a number in Brae. sale, are delighted to see by the reenit of Knox College examination's that he hoe enured the Bloor St. (thumb Soholarohip and tae taken a aplended stand in all his elaeees. We congratulate him and wish him e00oe8e in hie preaohing et the Boo during the n,xt six months. The Aoton Free Preee gays :—Friende fn Naeeagaweya, Aoton end other various points Inroad with Borrow during the week of the death at Philadelphia, on the 2Btb March, after only about a Week's illness, from varioloid, a mild type of smallpox, of Harry 0, Easton, 8 native of this township. After attaining hie man. hood Mr, Easton lived 600 8 time in Guelph. Later he took up the dotty of dentietry, and paned the offline at Philadelphia Dental 0011ege. Recently he has been engnged in religious study and work, with a view to being a tile. sionary'. The ;deoeaeed'e mother, Mre. Watson, le living at Burlington, and hie slater, Mre, (Rev, G. H. Oobblediok, formerly of Bruefrelal now of Parkhill, Wilber Baker, who has been in the employ of Messrs. Wilton & Turnbull, tinsmiths and hardware merobante, will leave shortly for Portage•la•Prairie, Manitoba, where a poeition awaits him. While we are pleased to report that Mies Geraldine, daughter of W. A. and Mre, MoEwen, of Theeealon, is making favorable progress from an attaok of smallpox we are sorry to state that Mise Pauline, ber older sister, has taken the same disease and is 8erionsl3' ill. Mre, D. A. Lowry and family expect to leave for Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., on Tues. day to join Mr. Lowry and eon Aebley, who preoeded them. They intend : mak ing their home in that Lowe. Their many old friends in Brussels will wish them Godspeed and a welcome beak when they make their "pile," in the Oan• %dian Sheffield. 03ms •r7S07P71+$4 .4,616nz7C't rm. Fall Wheat 68 69 Barley 48 60 Peae 68 70 Oats .. 38 88 Butter, this and rolls .. 15 16 Eggs per doyen 15 11. Floor per cwt. 4 00 6 00 Pon thee (per bur.) 25 80 Apples (per bbl,) 2 00 8 00 Hay per ten 7 00 7 60 Sheep ekine,each 25 25 Lamb skins each 25 80 Sall per bit., retail1. 00 70 Hides trimmed 6 6 Hides rough5 Hoge, Live6 00 6 00 Wool' 13 131 FE002IAN,—In Seaforth, on April 12, to Mr. end Mre. W. A. Freeman, a eon. Jeoxe06 —In Morrie, on April 13, to Mr. and Mre. Peter Jackson, a eon. Lexi. Io Grey, on April 18, to Mr. and Mrs. John Lake, a eon. MoQuenarz.—In Grey, on April 11111, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. MoQaarrie, a 600. SMALLDON•—In Grey, on April 8, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smalldon, a eon. Snaoret a.—In Grey. of April 16, to Mr. and Mre. Peter Sinclair, a eon. xoxmiz+. AoAB,—In Morrie, on April 16, Ada Feil, beloved wife of David Agar, in ber 36th year. Bazwzrt.—Io Grey, on Friday, April llth, William G., eldest eon of Wm. and abrtetina Brewer, aged 18 years, 10 months and 22 days. GBARAM.—In Wingham, on April 7th, Elizabeth ,Strood, wife of T. O. Graham, aged 43 yearn, 5 months and 27 days. HOwLETT.—In Harrieton, 00 April 12, James Howlett, brother to Chas Howlett, at Brnegels, aged 79 years and 6 months. MOLEAN.—In Wingbam, on April 8116, Hanle P. Fidler, i ' isber wife of John A. McLean, aged 86 years. Wsratree0N.—In East Wawanoeh, April 8rd, Obae. Wilkinson. ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN. GENERAL servant wanted. Apply to MRS. w. M. SINCLAIR. Punn bred Bleck Minorca 8358 for Bale. MILTON RANDS, South of Brussels. 00BDWo0D wanted. 0ober Carriage Faotory, Brussels. FOR eale, a young new Minh cow. J. HOLMES. Two biayolee for gale, one new last year. Oboiae for 915. G. A DEADMAN. Fon gale, three gond building iota. Apply to JOBS MANSULD,Ethel. P.O. 89 SPAN of working horses for gale, E. J. JAOI5LIN, Lot 12, Con, 0, Grey, Bruseele P. 0. 40-0 THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. NGOOD YEAR OLD STEERS J: Wanted, editable for ranch purposes, Apply to GEO. BEST, Brussels, rorm..0"almidesiottide. tTOUSE AND STABLE WITH 10 aures of land to rout, adjoining Brussels; 2.i sores fn orchard aid. small fruits Home will be rented without laud if GEO. Bruer le, desired. LIBRARY B001S FOR SALE, about 100 of ithsm, formerly used by Union Sabbath Bohool mooting in Button's School House, Morrie. Apply to JAMES EVANS, Morrie, or 7115011113107T, Brun - sale, SOLUTION SPECIALLY CONCENTRATED The Great Germ Killer, for killing the Smut Germ on Oats and'Barley. The many expreooione of eatiefaotlon from those who used our Formeldo• hyde last e0aeon gine 00 renewed 080pran00 as to its exoellent qualities to de all that we claim for it. We take pleasure in giving the experience of two Well known farmers In this neighborhood :— Mr. Robb. Nichol, of Morrie, eaya 1—I used your Formaldehyde last year on land from whioh it wag almost impossible to thresh Date grown on previous years, and could eaargoly find a head of emit. I will certainly nee it again this season. Mr. J. B. MuLauohiin, of Gray, state(' :—In order to teat the qualities of your Formaldehyde last Beason I need it on all my eeed oats except one bag and toapd the oats grown from that bag very badly emitted while tbe rest of the field was almost entirely free from it, I eau recommend it very highly. —1, lb. Bottle, sufficient for 80 to 100 bushels, 65e. --• lb. Bottle, sufficient for 40 to 50 bushels, 40e. DOG STRAYRD. — HE IS. blaolt iu color, with white breast and 4 white feet. Answers to the name of "Trioka" Loft Lame Thursday, 10th feet, Any person knowing of its whereabouts will nonfer a great favor by notifying Tan P087. $20,000 to Loan. The abovesum IMO boon planed with me for Mimediatelnvoetment on farm proper• by at 5 per cont. If .titles are satisfactory 10109 may be completed in 0 days, Liberal terms as to repayment. Apply at .vivo to W. M. 81110134116,arrister, &p, Brussels, 'ox's Drug Store S1X YOUNG SCOTCH SHORT Born Bulls for sale, from 0 to 20 months old. Also vows in salt to importedRed Duke" and a few heifers. , D. MILNE, Ethel. HAIR DRESSING.—THE UN- PIMBIGNED wishes to annOn080 to the ladies of Brueeele and vicinity that abs le prepared to make ewltohas out of oomb- iugs and out hair, at bar 'home, Mill street. Weet, Brueeele. MBS. BINGSTON. DURHAM BULL 12 MONTHS old for ante, 60013 100010!. PETER ROBERTSON, Lot 8, Oen. 9, Grey, Brneoele P. 0. 80_, J LECIEIE, LIFE" AND PIXIE INSURANCE, LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, VALUATOR, &o. Ofdee over Horsley's Drug Store, Feb. 6th, 1002. 80.8m Brussels. BUGGIES f BUGGIES ! Ewan & Co. Are now ready for this season with a larger stook of Buggies than ever. . Although we sold 122 rigs in 1901 we are going to try and beat that number this season, as we are determined to reach 200. By giving a first-class rig and your choice from nearly every first- class factory in Canada and along with our own hand -made Bug- gies, at close prices, we ought to reach the 200. Our Buggies are 1000 mile, dust and oil -proof axles with the solid Parker front wheels and no shaking -off or losing of hub bands as all is solid and thereto stay. Oil Ewan & Co's Buggies twice in the season and that is all that is required. Call and see our stock of Rigs and you will be convinced that you can't do any better than purchase a Ewan & Co. Buggy. They are light in draft and all first-class material. 4.4 new Buggies and 2 Surreys sold this season already. We sincerely thank our many customers for the number of Rigs they purchased from us in the past season and we hope they will help us along in the years to come. All kinds of repairs done and rigs repainted and retired at close prides as usual. All Jobbing done promptly. Horeeshoeing a specialty at NOTICE. 80750E to herebgiven that a Byelaw third paned 67 by the 1 Mhrob. 1902.providinrCof goyOn the tor the ie to of bebeubures to the amonntof'9110.00 for Gm purpose of drama a and that ouch By-law wits registered In the nanny o01ne of the Colony of/uron,on the 20th day of Mandl, 1002. Any motion to 6oaah or 001 aside Gm dame or oily pent Maloof mod bo Made wl thin throe months fromthe date of registration and cannot bo made thereafter, Hated the lath day of April ]902. 40.0 JOHN mom iTOW, Of ork, EWAN & Cos., Brussels. ' v--dot,=ateHI�FTi�S� S SHIRTS dl THE NEWEST PATTERNS. This season, like seasons of the past, has brought forth some neat and pretty designs in Colored Shirts. These Shirts are becoming very popular as they wear well and retain their color. These are things of importance, and another thing of importance is fit. We guarantee fit. The 'Prices of these Shirts are Low Soft Front Shirts, no collar or cuffs......... 75 $1.00 Soft Front Shirts, with separate cuffs.....,75o, $1.00 1.75 Soft Front Shirts, with separate collars... 65 75 Stiff Front Shirts, with separate cuffs 75 1.00 1.25 mosomaismonim Neckwear Cupid is never more happy than when making known to the public our fine stock of Neckwear and Men's Fur- nishings. s. The Patterns and Silks in Neckwear were never more beautiful than now. They are Spring offerings of the finest quality. PRICES 25c., 50c. and 75e. .1 r a�. u L■ v a c LP v� div v .L 13 TAILORS, OL0Ti3I1311S and Pi TJRNIS1TFlRS.