The Brussels Post, 1902-5-1, Page 51902
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IF NQTHII}1Q TURNS UP, QanojpghamapdtaDornGrafkopaxbond•
ed for three months, Jiaaa4H -W, 1i
pastor's residonee and presented with a°°
purse of @0Q in gold with whipoh to enjoy
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ONFiY TO IiQt�1V AT G PER
TURN SOMETHING VPI
ziedging Dad Qo'rge Soots. Stanley,.•-•
Henry Shafer and 0. I!. Li tla, 'i'noker•
himeoll better while on hie tri
1), (i, polotnau dlapnee t of his house
Dena x,s;H9orT, Iiruaanld.
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A Coal'se of '1'ruiat1 is the
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gmjth, hue. Wilson ape Geo. M.
bold 9fleete by auction, told h•avee shortly l
Mr, Uolemun Wtr
H. MoCIBA.OKEN�-=
W • Issuer of Marriage Licensee. 01.
nae at Grecerry, Turngerr street, Brossals,
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let over until meeting at fleneail op
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Anal 24th,
with hie Nosily for Seattle.
was eutertmereityiped at afarewell dapper at the
Oommerolal hotel on Monday night.
pW Pnpat has dlepored of the fenny
1d 8 r � i�0 ■
ova n Hmitad numuer of buahols of ti1,
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Our D4'86! Goode trade this Spring has exceeded
expeotntinns. We muds preparations torn large
eon wag fairly opened we found aeveraI'liae0 were
into the market and . bought heavily in Drees. Goods,
Willett had jest appeared in the market, and today
Deese Goode second to none in the comity Lodiee
Goode where they have a large assortment Of new
know from.experience they always find
Mora. J net a few price hints ;
All wool Fiena1 Berge, double fo'd, in 'bluets and
suite and skirts, gives satisfactory wear, ab
Storm Serge, all wool, 42 inmhee wide, in blaok
ficlsh, very epsofal 50o.
Bleck Cheviot Serge, 46 inches wide, good weight,
and serviceable suite and ekirte, 75o,
All wool Broadolobh, 52 inches wide, firm weaver
vales 76o and 81.
Satin Cloth, 44 tnohea wide, all pure wool
JJJ two qualities, 86o and $L10.
Black Freuoh Venetians, bright finish, 60 inches
very stylish positions, 01.60.
All wool El mappens, in blank and Oxford grey,
fi°fah, per yard, floc, 8L and 50.10.
-'C, 3,� $'e -
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our moat •!an al yy
trade, but before the sea. 1Ii
Bold np, We again went f
in severob new styles
we show a stook of I'.
like .to buy their Drees
ebylee to select from mud
the beet assortment at this
(,
colors, makes up well for I
264% yard. 1,
and navy, bard worsted f'
all wool, makes stylish 1'
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bright $Dish, !peals! I
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and rich satin $Wish, in 1
wide, all pure wool, make I.
54 inobes wide, cheviot (t
s;k- —4 mac ^
BARRETT-
Tonsorial Arist, Shop -Next door
the standard Sank, Ladies' and
hair out6iug- a
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SI ,,,�1 (Jgenral,
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Grdenin o eratione ae clow rets
g 11p ywill
go0dn rtlOn Cf hla stook t0 T. V. Fear.
P
r. Fear hae Canted Mr. Papot'g dtoro and
move IOD 9t09k there alcor the $ret
of May, B.o will alae boys' chare o1'the
n81 1•." 0 fiNUM) for :ncore in titsN.
vain#ty of f abrook who lutand 00101011
Ilx quring he 00 lIing season, Whiau thBY
nreBx4WBYa,tp dellyer Ip gnptltles to calfjE'(l,
MORRISON
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WALTON, ONT,
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oe3plostnout ab oadnnoimireim tlatolymouth
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leaving College,gT4tewages athe school that
anjgye the reputation of doiag the boat
loroee boy! are pactiing on the
Arioultaral Park, -
The Ceeldenae of Wettdtee Broo., Week
qua, f '• undergoing extOpllve C9
otocnetable R, Moore, of this village, left
on Wednedda 0f last for Fort
telephone. -
as nI11ieln kilo late Charletfriend° of ; 111, 0pa keen,
and for.many yeltre a 00110ielt of Se11•
-firth, will be pleased to kiwis;he has
passed the "senior examination at the
Seed may be got at the-Orenbrook I'la0�•"�I
Mill at 81,50por bushel, Order. ear*Y andJ
800�ra a seaply, Per 111Y flrown from tido
Q l� !� TON
w r ! I 1 t,srl v
W111bu pale if of good barvonted. In
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MISS JEAN M LAUCHLiN !
Oto—
.Work {n bneinass eduoatiou. The ¢raduatae
81 the school aro In eteoug demand as Moon.
ere In business colleges in Oauada and the
United States, This the
.week
Erig as Grazed Trunk Railway detective,
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Joseph Weuwood, of ()Wroth, County
.Dental College, Toronto, and is admitted
to the degree of L, D S.
growth•
Proper mean and delivered at the Rax 1n111
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a soon ns fit for threehin .
will rent a number Of good sod $aide
—TEACHER
PIANO - AND - ORGAN.
eRV po-aLe, oNT.
Bohol for goo
and your Irlends. Write for catalogue,they
W, •J, ELLIOTT,E1LIO'I'TPrincipal.
iWe
Coibm aeloner, hag been stetted as one of
Dirsotore of Huron (twenty Cold
Stors a Qo,
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The the Oddfellowe' Lodge
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Ill a OA.
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Jose h Stotbere to bnild;n • a brick
fur the purpose of growing flax.
pAMFiRgN IIROs„
Tru n
I fetors Cranbrook Flax Dill.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM!
Iz?eoaexaa,
7� C3}} 'hat
8i7Zr�AT�4Atka,
members of
in this, village, attended eervtc0 to a body.
the Methodist eburol? on Sundry morn• :
ing, where a sermon was preached to
G. Hartle.
kitohep bo the rear Zilerestaurant.building
C. A, Hawe has.udded a summer kit•
Oben and wend shed to hie residence.
'rhe roof has oleo been re shingled.
Adam McKenzie ; first engineer, J. F. Niv•
g
ins ; second engineer, W, J. Mediger ; sec
FIRE AND MARINE
GUELPH.
Wroxeter.
- The Junior E worth 'Lea ne of the
them by the'Relb A.
Anniversary services will be conducted
in the Presbyterian Church, Luoknow,
in May by
F. M, and Mrs. Vander000k, of St,
Louis, Miohf{ an, are visiting at the home
of Elam Livingstone, Mre. Vander000k
•R.•v, •of
relay J. A. Jnokeon ' firemen, Thomee
WsGaou R. M. Malley, James Barr, George
White, James Ifefron, Arthur Sime,
• Wellington Mutual
Fire Inanranee 00.,
Eszsurremen 3840
Insurance taken on the cash andpremlum
note system stall current
Ina else the rBefore Agent
of the Company, -
GEORGE ROGERS,Brussels•
Methodist ohnroh Gere at the meetiA on
Wednesday afternoon of last week elected
yalenture
off mer0 ae follows :—Supt., Mise Bray ;
Amt. Supt., 31Ble Malin/lag' ; Preeidept,
Effie Goodfellow ; Conveuer<of yookout
some., Ella Smith;Prayer meeting Oom.,
Bert Tdwnseod ; Temperance corn , Ada
Goodfellow •; S. S. and Oom„ Ada
Morrison ; Kaaieal and; Literary, Sophia
on he second. Sunda y
�r' Mullan, of Fergus, who well also •give
on the [allowing Monday -uvea-
ing
The reeldenoe of Councillor John N.
Browo had a narrow. escape tram are On
Sunday night, April 20th, shortly. after
' Ibe congregations had left Lha different
ohurohee. A wood box that was left tooeesarein
le 0810001 Mr. Livingstone.
The veporo0ae and treacherous pole.
•over has a aln visited the barna
Edward Ha it, This time the barnyard
were a sow find her titter and a :y0unq
Dolt.
Coraplainte,have •bean made to Chief
Barr that some of Our merchants and
throwinge
gazer Hoose abm(0001
T. B. MoArEeraud A. D. West, The two
engineers will get B65 between them per
gBlack
gannum and the rest of the brigade will
m.
13a1Ot u10 n Brae, areer makinggood rag•
-rase with their pew tannery. Work ou
the interior ie almost Dom latae and ae
p
soon ae the weather becomes warm will be
on ex erior.
raRevBDon
MISS SARAH LOW SE ' MOORS
L..O. M.:.
' Academie graduate of London Conserve-
tory of music, also Member of the Aeaooiated
Robmeoa ; Vtattmg and Sower Dom., May
Trttho Minuet!
$a canker",
ata eon�aOegaW etlbow 1
Treao'yie ;.'Aest:,'Efi3;a':Goodfollow. '`
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close to the stove tools fire and in a few
minutes the blaze eremod to envelop the
whole room. The fire alarm use sounded
and the.brlgade gatokly reeponded, bat
fire`Wae noon got under montiol and ex•
and other onthe
etre et.
J. G. Moser was thrown from his deli.
very wagon- Wednesday of last w,ek by
the horse sodainly bolting.' He etiuok
IdaK uVioar, late pastor of
the Vtotoriatown, Que., Presbyterian
Church, has been intfacfed paet01 of the
Presbyterian Church at Fioob, Ont.
Mr; MoOVioar was born near Strathroy
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F O M N A ilk O Y S •
We are showing a'magnificent range of Ready-made Clothing
which arrived this week direct from the manufacturer and can now
offer you a New and Nobby Suit at a remarkably low price. Also
a nice assortment of
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HATS CAPS
Mulioiansof Ontario, laprepared'to receive.
for Inetruotlon
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Ford' -Ieh.
anguished with water from pails.
on hie left shoulder. The. shoulder wag.
in the County of Middlesex. Hereoeived
alimited number of pupils
on the Plano. Qualified to prepare pupae for
tualified
he slPerinaipaps Form in the Ooaeervatory of
Brueeele, Ontario.
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,, The briokworli of the'pew cheese fee
tory otithe Ford:Mob Chelsea and Butter
Company baa been completed.
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Large quantities of coal are being
delivered around town for next season's
broken, the left arm fraotnred below the
shoulder and two rlbe lraotured se a re•
cult of the fall.
A KINDLY DEED.—Tehn Sherribt re-
hie preliminary education at the Colle•
p y and
fora teacher he Normal School, Tor-
onto, holding that position for nearly
^
LEX. BUNTER—
A clerk of the Fourth Division Court,
Co. Horan; Conveyancer, notary Pubho'
Land, Loan investedand ae to noe Mi ; Allek,BrI Collets--
Ler. Loan acid Insu and Ageat ;etlou-
tions made. Office in Gratora'siBlook,Brne-
eels,
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William Wallace, who went to Bt.
Michael's Hospital, Toronto, had an °per.
ation performed on his forehead on Bat-
nrday,.April !9th. r
John Duna h and famil R
Donaghy 9+ Who left o
Tuesday morning train last week for
Vancover, 13. 0., were met at the station
here by a large number of frionde to bid
pee.
Fred. Broadfoot, eon ofJ. H. Broad.
foot, left for Philadelphia, whore he
expecte to eeeure employment.
The Beaver lacrosse club recently made
y
applicationto the Canadian Lacrosse
Association for admission tothe senior
aeries, but, at a meeting of the clubs at
calved a great surprise. A committee of
representative citizens, oompoeed of
Reeve Sims, Chief Barr, J. B. Tiernay,
Prank Metealt, Harry Jamee and others,
waited on him with a ur.e of $6`2.. 'Mr.
p
Sherritt loot all hie tools when hie shoe
shop was burned a few weeks ago and
this money was collected from our
five years. He entered McGill Universi•,-.`�
ty ie the Fall of 1886, and graduated ine
arta in 1590 ; studied theology in the
Presbyterian College, and graduated io
1892. In May of the came
y year Mr,
M' enV'icar woe Rimmed to preach, and
was called to the pastorate of Amos
Oburob, Dromore, and Knox Ohnrob,
AUCTIONEERS.
Goodbye and wish them numb happiness
and pro,perity in their new home.
John Wright and family of the 4th Don,
present in that league, their app'foation
was refused.
Rev, Neil MoPbereon, St,
.Citi-
sena and given to him titaid him in par-
chasing new toole. Mr. Sherribt thanked
the for their kindness and
Normandy, Ont„ in July, 1898. During
hie oouree at McGill, Mr. MeeVioar
taught for
1 B. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
• BBB, will eel for bettor prime, to
better men in lees time and leas chargee
than any other Auctioneer in Eaet Hu100 or
ebtchys a gee anything.
Dan won't
yt d g,t tats sande or by
portional application.
were burnt out of bowie and home oR
Monday afternoon of last week. There
was no insnra000 on either the hones nor
contents, but ae the house was an old one.
Wm Wade, the owner, will not he much
of a -looser. As for Mr. Wright he looses
everything he possessed exoept what
pastor of
Poul'e church, Hamilton, eon -in-law of
Rev. M. Burr, of$eaforth, and well known
13 many here, left on Wednesday of last
week on a three menthe' trip to Europe.
He was a00ompanied by Mrs. MoPhereon.
Prior to hie departure, the managers of
the 000gregatiou went quietly to the
committee
ales thanked those who contributed so
liberally towarde aiding him in getting
started in busineee again.
Blyth fire brigade has been reorganized
with the following members • Chief, R.
MaWiliiam : captain, Harry Jamee : first
lieutenant, W. J. Sime; second lieutenant,
one term as mlhemabioai
teacher in Mre. Lay's eobool, and for
months as eeound headmaster of the
Royal Arthur School, Montreal. He won
the Balfour eoholarehip in 1891 while at
tbe Pceebyterian College, and tbe Gree-
cent street sobolarehip and a prize in
architecture at his graduation. Mr.
If you need a WATERPROOF COAT we.
have lots of them at prices that will save
you money.
clothing he and hie family had on at the
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MaoVioar was married in February, 1893,
VETERINARY.
time.
Oa learning of the removal of John
to Mise Maggie McLean, daughter of
Rev, A. McLean, of Blyth.
JD. WARWICK-
'Honor Gradnace of the Ontario Vet-
ornery College, is prepared to treat all die-
eases of domesticated aeimals in a armrest-
cut manner. Particular attention paid to
Donaghy, who bad been in business in
Fordwich and Gorrie for about twenty
years, the members of the Royal Black
Preeept°ry here held a meeting at the
ol0se of which an address and resents•
p
Hand
rovv _ - s
that
xe-ter•.
Joe, and Mre, Oenbledi°k have one to
g
Riverside, California, where theywill
visit for several weeks,
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�,+ e Uh.7 Some special values in our Carpet department.
It always pays you to buy Carpet here, for
get choice and you have the advantage of prices.
New Goode arriving ever few days for our
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Millinery Department.
® i § It+ BLYTH.
T Cd
EATH
Veterinary Dentistcy Calle promptly at.
fl
tended to, OSftceandIndrmary—Four doors
North of bridge, Ternbetry at., Brussels,
tion of a cane were made. After this
Sir Knight D-naghy replied, reviewing
his connection with the Preoep:ory since
its inception here, and thanking the
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H. Beckingham ie having three
he interior
of hie uommoddioua dwelling remodelled
and otherwise renovated.
LEGAL AND COWVEYANCINO.
members for their esteem and memento.
The L, O L presented a Pest Master's
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W. J. White, Of Ottawa, spent a few
days in town visiting his brother, M. J.
Jewel to him.White,
who still remains in an unchanged
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is never so willing to perform
oond.eigre
M. SINCLAIR—
W Banister, aolleitor, Conveyancer,
Block
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its labors all when the Paint need
The treetfn °n the South wing of the
Main street avyhodkst church way
Notary Public, tee. office—eteetart'e
1 door North of Central Hotel, -
Solicitor for the Standard Bank,
Mre. Moon has returned to her home
in Bone, , after spending two or
lie,
her
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RIII'a1. yields easilyin application. The
1111i2eat ( ' 3' p_
Ala ill
ff by the heav winds of Tueedu ni ht
night
of last week.
The Independent Order of Foresters
L F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
1� • Solicitor, Do. Office over Stand.
three with potents, Jae. and
air. Bogeys, town,
F. W. Hay hae•retnrned 1 f town after
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1��WDianna
cum u
r work becomes a labor of love 1£ you
• use our reliable Ready -mixed
y
attended divine service in a body in he
James street Methodist Church ou Sun
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and Bank. :Solicitor for Tillage ofBrneeele.
Money to Loan atloweet rates.
a pleasant trip to the. coast. .Mrs. Hay
vitt remain in British Columbia with
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Paints. Well supply you with an
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day morning. The p,etor Rev, C. W.
grown, B. A„ •ocuup• d thepWI 'It
Mrs. W. J. Hawlcohaw, who has been.
MEDICAL CARDS.
her brother dor a abort time.
A. Grover, of London, as taken over
the Carson & McKee stook, and opened
ant in the etore on the North aide of
Stands
article that
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itsMerits Alone
i
ill at St. Joseph's Hospital, London for
some time and of whom mention was
made in these columns last week as be -
DR. O. AMBROSE TOOLE,y
RESIDENCE AND OFFICE-•
MILL ST • EAST, EItUS8P.L8.
Mein street,recent) fitted a by0. Tab
p
hornet.
The amount of dpty oolleoted at the
Listowel Customs Office for the week end.
23rd, About
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_The BEST and the CHEAPEST. The SHERWIN—WIL-
LIAMS PAINTS Time Patience never
log on a fair way to recovery, teak a
torn for the worse and has efnme been t i
a. very preoari°Ws condition, having since
then suffered several hemorrhages of the
Lange•
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M�_-`-_ F Knickers
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J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
M, D., O. M.,
Trinity University, Fellow Trinity Medical
College,: Member Collegqe of Physicians and
Surgeons, Ont, Licentiate 06 the Royal Col-
lege of Phystcianeand Licentiate of Mid-
w,fery Edinburgh. ts-Telephone No,14,
Residence -30111 street, Brussels,
ing April was 57,264.38.
56,000 of this large ambient was paid on
machinery imported by the Canadian
Portland Cement Co., of Durham.
A. Yule. has bought out J. S. Huston'szation.
bakerybueinisa and block, and is now
iu possession. The deal repreeanted
(dose apoo 55,000. Mr. Yule has seemed
an expellent property, the block having
been built especially fora bakery. Mr.
savesyou Money, and and
y
fails t0 give satisfaction.
Complete stock of Paints, Oils,
Varnishes, 8i.c.
r -: e .
A large and entbusiaetio meeting of
those interested in baseball was held in
the Town Hall for the purpsee of orgeni-
After the usual perliminariee the
following admire were elected: Reeve
Levert, Hon, President; 0. H. Sanders,
President ; Councillor Davie, let ViCle
President ; N. D. Hurdon, Sad vice•Pree
dent; Wm, Brooke, Seo'y•Treas. ; Man.r
✓ °
his Knickers unless
go' upespecially
g p y
double Seats, seams
outwear 2 pairs of
tomer. You are
cause thegoods sold
in goods bearing
Then again look
b
are not equalled.
We are the only
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the average
y011 buy him the famous
for the livelyboy.Made
taped and double sewn
ordinary goods. Once
safe in every way
are all wool. Yon
the Brand.
"Lion"
at the make and
people in town handling
Cat
t:.•,y':
is astounding how quick
boy will go through
"Lion" Brand make,
with double knees and
with linen thread, will
a customer, always a cus-
when you get this make, be -
will find no shoddyor cot -
finish of the goods,they
this famous make.
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DENTISTRY
Hnetou pr°posee leaving shortly for Chi•
Dago, where he hae two sena in business.
The bakery and °oufeotioaery business
1. .1t®ie 0 i 'I I(1�
�i Sa iii i.ir iKK�
aging •Committee,; President Sanders,
Seo'y-Treaa, Brooke, w. J. Heaman
E. J Christie and Ieaao Bieeett,
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DR. R. P. FE/LD,
whiob Mr. Yale hae oarrted on ap to the
reseal hae been ornhaaed b J°hW
p p y
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The home of Wm. and Nara. Jones has
been saddened by the untimely death of
.their little daughter, Irene, who mese with
DE'NTIS'T
Welch, .Stratford.
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an the hems her
College
surgeoeeol Ontario and Flrat•olaee Honor
Graduate of Toronto University. Office
next to Brewer's Photograph Galter',
BRUSSELS' .
Cliurob, Listowel, will be held on Sunday,
May11th, when the Bishop of Huron
will preach. both morning and evening...
The new pipe organ, which hae been
built by Lye & Sone, the well known
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accident at of grand-
mother, Mrs. Levy, whiob resulted in
her death. From infanoy she bad been
a delicate child bot on Tbardeay was
particularly bright and was allowed to go
p y gton
out into the yard. In some manner she
1 9 0 2.
LIS TOWEL de //,
organ builders of Toronto, will be -instal-
Ice it time for the opening. The vestedq
choir will take part at the nnnivereary
srrvicee which promisee to be notionally
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nEtraativo.
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I '.4"..y %> '�' mi
,/� .N4i4 t11 rl
+ r mil fit
got into a buggy and while there took a
tainting spell and fell upon the bard
ground. The shook rendered her ancon-
salons from which she never rallied, pass•
ing away about one o clock.
REST HUDON LIOENeae,—The license
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lemovinp forward. Spring term begins Mon-
day, April 7. OM rateeore•reae0noble—our
Courses of Study thorough and praotioat,
Send for our Journal to see what we teach.
Students may enter at any. time. Two
Courses of Study—Commercial and Short-
band.
O. A. FGEM4'ING, A. L. MOINTX1t1C,
President, .Secretary,
• Owen sound. Listowel.
IIemsttli,••;
Webeli le er00bing a kitchen at the
rear of ,the MoleonBank reeidence.
Duncan McMartin hoe returned to
Hensel) end will move his family here
from Litman ebortly, Y
Geo. Trott, leaves in a few days for the
001 Country and dnring his absence, till
about, July 12th, hie photo gallery will
beolois r
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oommiesiouere for West Huron met at
Iuepector Paisley's office, Clinton, on
Thursday, April 17th, When the appiica•lac
Moos for tieei•soefurhe year 1902 were
considered. Last year there were 90
hotels and two eho lieeneee ranted and
this year there were applicabiooe for 31B(��p
hotels and two shops, 28 of the former
being granted and two to be considered
at the adjourned meeting held on There-
day 0f last we, k. That of S. Pike of the
Waverly house, Clinton, was not granted
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agement talk of ereoting a new passenger
Station Rouge bare and taking the present
freight.
one foHugh
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owing to inea ioieut population. The
lieenee of Ed. Swartz, of Goderich, Was
over ; ot of
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BLACK
Chicago -Rockford
ERNOSHA,
than any other make.
in such a manner
tion. once a eietomer,
See thatyouget
are the only agents
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Lea,da.n
Leading
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t THE Best Hosiery in the World
19 none too good for 1110
1 average boywho seems to take
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" great delight in wearing out hie
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Cat Hosier is the best goods in
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Hosiery Co, the market for this kind of a boy
WIS, —wears better and washes better
Has triple knees and triple heels. Is made
that they cannot fail to give the utmost satisfac-
always a customer.
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No. 15 when nextyou purchase Hosiery. We
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in town for this famous bland.
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SHINCLES
Hugh ay oflast end Chae. Molise ltt
on ere they of last week tar Port Stanley,u
where hays token a lob at commit
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low, wasof aleft
low, ole° lett over, a petition fir the
left over,
masa signed tion t. by96V�Y1nd'f"
names and a contra petition of BG names
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British LOILI111bitlpp
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lied Cedar Shinglesy
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North Shore
Cedar
laying with a firm having a ()entreat.
flirt. R. Bonthron has been gaits ill for
a couple of days and Wednesday of lest
week ib was found neuesear to reform.
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an °partition whiob was euoceeefully con,
ducted.
It speake well for the superior quality
of our Cement walks' that so many of the
beet to
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A/, en s treses Shoes
white
must be fashionably correct. urs are.
These shoes are - comfortable because
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they fit inside. The outline is handsome and
was also handed in, 20 of these mimeo
appearing on esmYl petition. Those r9
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aiming licenses were :—Olinton, J. Rm.
tenbnre' H. ,P..Gan, J. MoOnnenoe0
Charles Milne, R. Graham ; shop license,
Thomas Bell ; Goderioh, J. Miller,
Thomas Tilt, Wm, Craig, B. Sanaa,
George Baxton,Michael Farr, Wm. Babb,
Pine and
taapayere, who year were opposed
them being laid, are now strop set in
the
the, shoes are made to keep their shape and
shop license, W. Benito ; Wingham,
George B. Roe, John Carr, L. Hanson,
James Mrs, Mary Dip9ley.
FOR SALE .T THE
Brussels Planing Mills
ileo Doors and Bash of all Pat
erne on hand or made to order'
it Short Notice. -
Eetimatee . Pnrntabed foe all
mebeittion.
Ata meeting of the License Commie.
tionere, held at Heneall °R April 18th,
the following lieeneee were granted for
Booth Huron :—Sealorth•—Ohrieuoanosh,
Sbephene, James Weir, James Diok, Hen.
dereon & Detoaoy and W. & J. Hunter,
for Tavern ; for shop, Edward Dawson
and Joseph Weber. Exeter, -U. Gun.
uingham, W. Hawkehaw, W. T. Aalteeoo,
Geo. Kerner, extended for three months.
appearance till worn out. "'
Prices are right for rig -ht goods i '
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Sole Agents in Brussels for the Inviotus Sb08g made by George
A. Slater.
Our Repair Department is in charge of Mr. Peter Ritchie, well
known to you all.
Broadway,
Blyth, Mrs. Pramual Mason, H. Jamee,
Hallett, Alex. Robinson, Auburn, and
Thomas Hill, LandeBbnr° ; East Wawa.
John McDonald, Whitechurch.
Ashfield, W. J. Mountain and Mrs. J.
Maflough, Dungannon ; James MoDoo.
Old end Alex, Young, Itintail ; Neleon
Pearson, Port Albert. Ootborue, Wm.
Glazier, Dunlop.
kinds of Build[nge. Workman-
ship apd Mater• ; GnArantcoa
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Shops. Farmer Broe. and F.11. Knight.
Usborne,—Joseph Stephens, Stephen.—
Wm. Moffatt, /ingest Hill, Wm.Pritz,Canadian
Simon Debtrioh, Jame Shalldaok, James
Harness cheaper than ever. i 'Dusters, Lap Rugs, Rubber Rugs,
Trunks and Satchels at Lowest Priees.
la T izz -rim
The Lake of the Woode Milling Com-
palsy hat teoeved two big orders for
floor, aggregating 43,536 barrels,
One order°amsfrom Australis and the
. am.a.vr•u wv M,'. t rlsApan,. *5005 R Isreuntlr, v„u, (0000(,.x,
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■ other from 300011 Afrlap,
1,100,