The Brussels Post, 1902-6-12, Page 4Lossels. Vest,
TJTUR ,DAY, UTNE1'12, 1902.
HURQN COUNTY QOUNCIC..
• JUNS SE$S10
The Jupe 60ae1en of Ilnron Go. Coanoil
oonvened in the Owlet House, Goderioh,.
on Tuesday afternoon of last week. All
the mombere present, Warden Patterson
In the ohair. •
Warden oddreeeed the Council briefly
aa to neoeoaity of a Go, Bolioltor being
appointed owing to removal of Hon, 1, T.
Carrow ; oleo eleoting a member
to the Board of County Exam.
faere. No eerioae damage wee
reported to 00, bridges pwiog to Ireeltete,
Minutes of last meeting read and peened,
J. R. Tigert resigned his position as
one of the Go, Examiners owing to hie
appointment as Model School teacher at
Goderiob, It waa eons to Edaoation
committee who reoommonded its accept.
R000. A memorial from the Co. of
Waterloo was road asking co operation of
Enron in matter' of freer trade relations
with Great Britain. Sent to Special
Committee. A number of a000nate were
read and forwarded to Finance Com-
mittee. Moved by Mr. Caotelon, second.
ed by Mr. Spackman tbatthis Council
visit the proposed bridge site, between
Colborne and Goderioh townships, to-
morrow afternoon. Carried. Moved by
W. H. Kerr, eeoonded by .Tae. Bowman
that the gaeetion of Government aid to
Good Roads movement in relation to this
Co. be considered at this session of the
Go, Coanoil. Referred to Road and
Bridge Committee. On motion of
Holt and McLean Connell adjourned to
meet to morrow at 10 o'olook.
WEDNESDAY'S SESSION.
Connell met at 10, all preeent. Minntee
of 'Tuesday's meeting read and passed,
Communication referring to commitment
of H. Scott, of Goderiob, to Home of
Nsgieotei Children, Toronto, was read
from J, J, Kelso and sent to Executive
Committee. Report of Go.Oommiesiooea
Ansley wee read and referred to Road
and Bridge Committee. Report of House
of Refuge Committee read, with P. Holt
in the ohair was oonaidered in committee
and adopted. Moved by Mr. Holt,
eeoonded by Mr. Hoye that the money
now in the bands of Go. Treasurer
Holmes and the note held by him in the
ease of Mrs. Olendenning, formerly of
MoKillop, who was an inmate in the
Howie of Refuge for a time, be refunded
and that no charge be made against her
for maintenance while she was an inmate.
Carried. Messrs, Bowmen end Herr
were delegated to enquire into the fame
of Mies Brown, of Grey. and report later,
Moved by Mr, Oaoteloo, seconded by
Mr. Connolly that the Clerk be anthorized
to procure the Ontario Statutes for each
member of Go. Council, Clerk and
Treasurer. Sent to Exeoutive0ommittee.
On motion of Meson. Miller and McLean
Council adjourned until Tbareday at 10
a. m.
Oa Wednesday afternoon all the mem.
here of the county council except two,
together with the Road Commissioner,
drove out to inepeot the site of the propos.
ed bridge between Colborne and Goderioh
townships and were met by the farmers of
that partioular locality, on both aides of
the river, together with several citizens
of Clinton. Those from Goderiob were
ferried across the river by Mr. Flick's
team whioh made a number of tripe dor
the pnrpoee. The party then proceeded
up the hill on Goderiob township aide,
and inspected carefully the eituation.
Tbie hill ie pretty steep, bat a fairly good
raid has been made over it whish
gives indications of considerable travel.
The ladies of the neighborhood had made
ample provision to supply the material
wants, and the clothe were spread on the
grass, and ample justice done to the good
things provided, after which Mayor
Jaakeon, of Clinton, thanked the Iodise
for their kindness, and expressed the
hope that ere long they might have an
opportunity of oelebratlag the opening of
the bridge,
T001ZSDAY'6 SESSION.
Council met p000000t to adjournment.
All members present, minatee of last
meeting read and passed. J', M. Field
made application to be appointed on
Board of Go, Examiners. Sent to
Edaoation Committee. Petition from F.
A. Hayden and 11 other ratepayere of U.
S. S. No, 11, Ashfield and Colborne asking
for change in booadaries was presented
and referred to Eduoation Committee,
Council adjourned aptil 2. p, m. to allow
Committees to meet. On resuming the
Report of the 0o. Property Committee
was read an 1 with Mr. MoLeao in the
ohair was passed through Committee of
the whole and adopted. Following
Nominating Ofdoere for the next Co.
Council eleation were appointed on
motion :—
No. 1—Wm. 8. Stothere, Belfast ;
" 2—Jae. Campbell, Londeebora' ;
" 3—Fred. Hese, Zurich ;
• 4—Geo. Bissett, Exeter ;
' 5—A. G. Smillie, Heneall
" 6—F. S. Scott, Bruseele ;
" 7—Peter Poterfield, Msrooch ;
8—Joseph Cowan, Wroxeter.
Messrs. Hayden, Burrowe and Jewell
tedlreseed the Connell relative tosohool
matter referred to, Cvanail adjourned
and Equalization Committee assembled,
P. Holt in the ohair. Several motions
asking for reduatioue on equalized 000000.
moute were voted down and motion was
(tarried that the aeseaements remota the
some its per feet year'e sohedule.
FRIDAY'S 000010N.
Council met at 10 a. zu. minutes of last
meeting read and approved. Applioetiou
of 0.•'B. Grant, of Goderioh, for potaition
of Oo. Examiner read andreferred to
E lunation 'Committee, . Report of Road
and .Bridge Committee was presented,
Mr, Torranoe in the chair. It was
adopted, Report of Special Committee
was read, Mr. Fergaeou in the ohair.
Report adopted. .deport of Equalization
was read and adopted, Mr. Lockhart in
the ohair. Moved by Mr. Speakman,
gaoonded by Mr. Connolly that in ease of
appeal from Equalization it be left to Co.
Judge. Parried. Moved by Mr. Holt,
eeoonded by Mr, Cantelon that this
OOanoil oonatruot a bridge between the
toweshipe Of Colborne and Goderioh over
Maitland river at locality reoently visited
by 0o. Commit and that Edgineer prepare
plane and epeoifioatione and advsrtieefor
tenders. Sent 80 Road and Bridge Gout.
,mittee. Oa motion of Messrs. Keir and
BowmanOoanail adjourned until 1 o'olook,
u. Cloonan met in theaftaraoon, Report
rt
Executive was reed and with Mr.
Rion in tete chair wog adopted, Report
Of ladeoation Committee read, Mr, Bow.
Man in the °bait, it was adopted, The
eapplementary report at Hood and Bridge
Committee woe mounted Mr. Cionnolly
In abate. Au amendment to reporttvotod
0600 to Colborne towneltlp lora ening of
a abort out Medway, port of w hurt caw
exfebe, se soon ae rood' is completed 10
satiefaotipn 01 Bead and Bridge Com..
mittee, Report of Finance Committee
read and with Mr. Lamont, in ohair was
adopted, Moved by Meeere,. McLean,'
eeoonded by Hays that D. B. Grant be
Appointed Co. Examiner, Moved in
amendment that Mr. Field be examiner.
Amendment earried, 00 motion of
Mann. Donnelly and Speakman R. 0.
Hays Barrleter, of Goderiob, was appoint.
ed Go. Bolioftor in euo0eeeion to Hon,
J. T.1Garrow, now appointed Judge,
The amount of money estimated to be
required for Co. purposes for tide year is
986,531,42 requiring a rate of 1 8/10 mills
on the 3. By•lawe were read and paned
oonfirmiog this, the appointment of
arbitrators, &o., after whioh ()outwit
adjourned to meet on thefirstTnesday
of Deoember 1902,
0PE0IAL COMMITTEE.
Memorial from Co. Waterloo a0kipgthe
too operation of Huron to the matter of
the removal of the ernbargo on Canadian
(tattle to England. We recommend that
the Warden and Clerk be ioetruoted to
sign the game and forward It t0 the
proper autburibiee.
T. E. HATS, Chairman.
ExECUTIVE 0020u0000.
We recommend payment for copies of
Ontario Statutes to members of Co.
Counoil ordered by Co. Clerk, -
W. H. Kean, Chairman.
4AILER'0. BEPOfT.
There are 2 male prisoners and 1 female
at present in the jail as follows: Robt.
Wellaor, Tnakeremith, vagrant ; Thos.
Shanahan, Springfield, III., vagrancy ;
and Mary Fisher, Colborne twp., insanity.
I would be glad to have an additional 100
feet of hoes to enable as to water lawn
and trees.
JooEPu GRIFFIN, Jailer.
00. PROPERTY CO2IMITTEB.
We visited the jail and found jailer's
report correct, only 8 inmatee present.
Found jell Olean and in good order and
work of repainting, by inmatee, adding to
the appearaoae. Recommend that the
request for toga by Jailer be granted.
Visited Registry office sod found every
thing eatistaotory, Examined Court
House and groande and found everything
in good order. Recommend that the
Treaourer'e office be papered ander the
direction of Clerk and Treasurer. Recom.
mend that Jailer's report be printed in
minutes.
D. CANTELOS, Chairman.
EDUCATION 001421ITTEE'O REPORT.
Io the matter of the petition of D.
Hayden and 11 other ratepayere of Union
S. 5. No. 11 Ashfield as to change of
eohool boundariee we recommend that an
arbitration be granted and the following
arbitrators anpointed :—Wm. Coates,
Clinton ; H. E. Houston, Exeter ; D. E.
Munro, of Auburn, be appointed. In re.
ferenoe to application of Meeere. Field
and Grant for position as Co. Examiner
we know both to bo eligible and leave the
matter in the Made of the Council.
M. Looxoar, Chairman,
ROAD AND BRID00 001111ITTEE.
Recommend that Engineer's report be
pobliehed in minutes. Io refereooe to
motion of Meeere. Kerr and Bowman
relative to Good Roads grant we adviee
the appointment of a Committee of three
from this Council t0 Compile information
and present a plan of work to be present.
ed at next session of this Conned!. The
Committee appointed was Meagre. Holt,
Heys and Bowman. With reference to
motion of3Meoero. Holt and Oantelon ae to
building of bridge between Colborne and
Goderioh townehie, we recommend
that no action be taken at preoeut.
a Heron ONAtmone, Chairman.
REPORT 01' 0003E OP REFUGE 0OMMITTEE.
The Committee met twice since the
January session, viz April 25 and Jane 2,
all the members present, The number
of inmatee is 76, all apparently in good
health. Grope have been put in and are
looking well. 60 rode of wire fenoe,
ordered by last year's Committee, have
been built with an additional 18 rode, at
49 Dents per rod, The American Steel
Wire fence. A satisfactory job was done.
We recommend that 40 rode of the name
fenoe be built along the London Road.
Alio recommend that timber of any value
in the old bridge to be rebuilt near Clinton
be reserved for building Longman at
Rome of Refuge. Coal has beeo bought,
about 20 tone soft coal,LJa 31 02 per ton
and about 16 tone hard coal, ci $6.24 per
ton, amounting to $183 62, Reoommend
that at some future date a building be
pot up for howling opal. Management of
Hones is very eetiefaetory. Form stook
°000late of 3 horeee ; 8 cows giving milk
and 3 pigs. A fat now was sold in April
for 872 60. A000unts preeented from
Jou. let up to dere amounted to 81370 20
18. MILLER, Chairman.
00 0O211IIB0IONER'e REPORT
Have agreements and betide ex. anted
with the routraotora for bu.l. t .g
bridges let loot Januery. About the
usual amount of repairing to bridges wall
be nece•e try this eeaeoo. Io cowpauy
with Junes Cookson, Oommie„tu.er tor
Go, Perth, we examined briJkte "u
boundary between Grey and E ma t. wi,
ships and ordered neoeeaory repairs to Ire
made, On May 14 I met the Committee
from Coe. of Lurahton and M:ddleetx at
proposed bridge site on the Aux Sauule
r.ver, where boundary ,.I Huron and
Middlee.x 'remote L,mbtuu. The Cum
mittee of latter C. is wi.tieg to out with
Me other Cpuntiee ,n ereotiug briege,
Middlesex Committee waa nut vented
With this power but report to June Go.
Council. A wooden bridge supported by
cedar pile° will be built, the lost to be
equally divided between the three
counties. Contract to be let next De-
cember so that oontraotore would have
the Winter to get material ; Lambtoe will
have to arrange for road ailowenoa,
Amount of orders issued since last report
ie 3171.19. Amount required for bridges,
approaobee and repairs is estimated at
38,30110.
JNa, ANeoor, Go. Commissioner.
On Monday, May 261h, Mies Margaret
Lynn .paned away et Victoria Hoepital,
London, after three woke illness of pneu-
monia. The deoeaoed woe a daughter of
Patrick Lynn, formerly of St. Angubtine
and now of Sault Ste. Marie, She had
Irl
been living in London only a abort time
when she was taken. ill,. The re/amine
wore interred iu the cemetery et 8t, Aug.
uetine on Wednesday, Rev, Fabler Nan.
len, of 13 1, Augustine, OM/Ming. The
ppallbearers were Jamie Alexander, arm,
Moabite, jr,, Yipoent acid Augustine
Iflnahani
Miolunsi and Edward . Glaogow,
24t3A4i2 b u r v,
MOg*LLOP Tuwooawi Co0N»IL,—Qotltloil
met as Court of Revision in Ohrlitopltir
White's on Wednesday, May 27ot, Reeve
in the °heir. There were two apnoeas as
being too high maimed, Barnard Regele
mid'1'hnmes Meylaa, the first was an
error in asaeeaoment notice ; Thomas
Meylan,°Int, 10, eon, 7 woe reduoed'3200 ;
Peter O'Sullivan was mooted as tenant in
E l lot 8, non. 81 John K'eree wag en.
tered as tenant N lot 81, oon. 8, rt
$100 { Robert Heas eted
.0110
e joint owner int I. 24witt, oonw, 12 ;nJamrgas
F. Devic entered M, f. in lot 29, eon. 81
An appeal from R. 0. Separate School
supporter, E } lot 8, eon, 3, was put to
U. No. 8, oleo W. lot 10, atm. 2, ba put
in U No. 8 With the above changes the
A .:teemout Roll was passed nerevised
and corrected. Court then adjourned.
Council then met for bneiuoea, i2Iinutee
of former meeting -read and adopted..
A000unts were paid amounting to $84 75.
Paeohal Pigeon, work on drain, 3260 00
The Reeve was authorized to have
atone abutments built for /bra' small
bridves where drains arose and oleo to
have the Stratford Bridge Go. to pot a
deal railing on Grieve's bridge when they
put in the steel stringers. Request of
ratepayere of Boundary lino of Logan be.
Mg run too far West at N rib end. F. W.
Fornoomb was regneoted to run bound•
ars' line. Coanoil then adjourned to meet
in Dublin on Jane 23rd, in Aaron Hotel
at 10 o'olook a. m.
Jam. 0. MORRISON, Clerk,
Grey Council Meeting.
The Township Council of the Town•
ship of Grey met at the Township Hall,
Ethel, June and 1902 at 10 o'olook a. m.
as Court of Revision on the assessment
roll, for the oorrent year, alt the members
were present and after having beenduly
morn, it was moved by Adam 'Turnbull
eeoonded by Robt. Livingstone that the
Court of Revision do now open, and that
the Reeve be Chairman of the said Court. I
Carried. The Coort of Revision on the
aeeeeement roll was then opened and the
following appeals were beard, end decid-
ed :—Thomas Stevenson too high seemed
for lots 26, 27 and 28, oon. 10, Mdved by
MoDonald, eeoonded by Fraser, that the
appeal be diemieeed.—Carried ; Walter
Innes too high messaged for real proper-
ly. Moved by Turnbull, eeoonded by
Fraser, that Walter Ionee' armament be
lowered 3100. —Carried ; William Mit-
ohell's requeet was disposed of without
any change being made. Moved by
Fraeer, eeoonded by Turnbull, that Court
of Revision adjourn till next meeting.—
Carried. Petition of Daniel Spillett and
forty four others asking for charity to
John Ridley, who has been unable to work
for the last live years. Moved by McDon•
ald, eeoonded by Livingstone, that John
Ridley be granted $40,—Carried.—Moved
by McDonald, eeoonded by Turnbull that
Jonathan Wright be paid 31.25 for dam.
age to baggy at lot 28, oon. 8.—Carried.
Moved by Fraser, aeoonded by Livingstone
that Thomas McDonald be a member of
the Board of Health.—Carried. Petition
preeeoted by Hugh Lamont and others
for a Municipal drafty to be known as the
Lamont drain.—Moved by Fraser, second•
ed by Toreball, that By Law No. 181
be repealed, and By Law No. 185 adopt.
iog petition Lamont drain and appoint-
ing John Roger 0. L. 8., of the town of
Mitohell, to be engineer to examine and
to prepare a report with plane specifica-
tions and estimates of eaid drain.—•Garri.
ed. Moved by Fraser, eeoonded by Mc-
Donald that By Law No. 188 be read three
times.—Carried. Moved by McDonald,
eeoonded by Turnbull, that Clerk be au•
tboriz,d to write for tenders for steel bridge
and atone or concrete abatmante at lot 6,
oon. 14. Tender!' will be received op to
the 30th day of June. Plane and epeoifi•
oatione at Clerk's offioe, Ethel: Oarried.
Petition presented by Jacob Kreuter
and others for a Manioipal Drain to be
known se the granter drain.—Moved by
Fraser, seconded by McDonald, that the
clerk be authorized to prepare a By Law
appointing John Roger 0. L. S., of the
town of Mitohell, to make an examination
of the raid drain and report with plane,
epee ifioations and estimates.—Carried
Moved by James McDonald, eeoonded by
Turnbull, that this council spend $150 on
gravel road provided Morrie Council spend
,ttU.c+1d u;T
a similar tam. ---Caviled. Moved by
Livingetoae, emended by Fraeer, that
the Loth/wing accounts be paid and otdere
ieeuedopthe0'risemi rforthe eagle.--.
Carried. —NY m, Ilraobonridgo, refund of
dog tax wrongfully oplieoted, 61 00 ;
Jae. Greig, in ttoc. with the Greig Drain
By;haw and brides, elluwauee for old
drain incorporated f n Greig Drain, 967 00;
H. Reitman, repairing rt,adway, lot 84,
non. 4, 32 50; John Ridley, charity,
940.00 ; Wiutn & Turnbull, Road tarap
ere, 354 00 ; John Molieod, repairing eel.
vert aide road, non, 8, 31.00 ; Samuel
Wright, repairing Hehfryn road Grey's
there, $1.60; Ouhr & Fogul, Municipal
drain, 3100.00 ; Joseph Gator, wire fenoe
eide read 8 000. 0, 90 28 ; Jonathan
Wright, damage to buggy at lot 28, cop.
8, 31,26 ; A. Reymann, salary as eseeagor,
390.00 ; A. Reymann (gnoliziog U, 8. 8.,
No. 1, Turuberry, Cordell & Grey, A.
cayman, equalizing U. 8, 8 , No, 16,
Rowlett, Grey and Turuberry, A. Ray..
man, equalizing U. 8. B., No. 4, Grey &
W ullsoe, 910 00. Moved by MoDonald,
Beclouded by Fraser, that the Council do
now adjourn to inset on the 30 h day of
Juue.—Carried.. Jona MoINToen, Clerk.
fiidit,.
There a,e'.eve more weddings on the
tapir,.
,lire. T. R Wright, of London, ie visit-
ing her father, John Sherritr.
Wm. Maaeou tau diept sed of his team
of Dream ponies to it gentleman in Strat-
ford for a handsome figure,
The village flag floated fronIthe tnnni.
cipsl pivaaula'on Monday iri honor of the
omitting of hostilities in Bootti Africa.
N. H. and Mrs. Young are away to
Detroit where they will spend two weeks'
visiting among relatives and friends.
James Coulter end wife, of Morrie, are
at p,esent enjoying a .driving trip to
London, Thoradale and other pointe.
At the gnat terly hoard meeting of Blyth
Methodist obu•oh, held last month, Mies
Edith Penhell "resigned the position of
oreartiet, which eiie has held for the past
two years. Mies Carrie Slater has been
appointed to the position, her duties to
oommenoe Sunday, June 15th.
While engaged in the football matob
between Blyth and Wingbam on Friday`
evening May 30, Thomas Watson had
the misfortune to have hie miller Lone
broken. A Dr. Bet the broken bone and
it is now doing ae well ea can be expected.
It will be a month before Mr. Watson will
be able to do any work.
Prom the Sudbury Journal we take the
following reference to au old Blyth boy
"H. S. Young has greatly enlarged and
improved the appearance of hie drug store,
and it is doubtful if there is now one that
will excel it iu any plaoe from Toronto to
here. A number of haudeome show oneee
of the very latest style have been put in.
The stook is large and of the beet. "
Brussels Greenhouse.
Plants
and Flowers.
Yon will find at Brunets Greenhouse
any quantity of Tomato, Celery, Claud..
Sower and Cabbage Plante. -
Fine oolleotion of Flowering Plante.
A choice lot of Geraniums and
Annuole for bedding.
Out Flowers supplied.
Floral Designs made to order.
Miss Kelly.
X01 W8111BII
The undersigned is
prepared to pay the Highest
Market Price for any quan-
tity of Wool. See me before
you sell.
ALF. 3AEKER
BRUSSELS.
UNE
2
1.9I)2
STOCK FOR SERYWE
BC L FOR SERVICE.-- A
xitpra'•bred skunk 0 r lata o
Itedtgrao, Terme 760, I with privilege .of i'e
tuning if nooeegary, 0l'I0, Bolin,
88• flxo000le Smith,
TERSEY 13ULT, FOR BER-
rr yi016„-.Tho miaow/plea will keep for
ee00100 en Lob 4, 000. 8, Croy, a tuna' bred
Jerea,vboll, Coring 760,4nopuld at time
Ofaervloe %rah privilegeof returning it
neoaeoery. 8010,: r 4wsov.
• 414 Proprietor.
B
TJLL FOR SERVIOE,—'1H18
undernigaed will hoop for aervio° nit
Born bul00, U,.erey, the thorn' bred snort
Born bull, Ninneral Bullar” '40274,' row
igroe Mui' 00 Been ell appitoatlon, Terme,
31.00, to be paid Jan, 10,1000, With privilege
of returning if nooeeearyy,
Aloe the thorn' brad 1,mproyed Yorkshire
boar 'North Brun Jan ice 0th'•
Pedigree in poeeed0000 of owner if "Coy
broader wtohou to. Bee it. Terme, 81,00,at
time of oorylee with privilege of returning
11 necessary. ROBS. MoDONALL,
404 Ethel P, 0. - Proprietor,
REAL ESTATE..
A 'ORIFICE .1,N REAL ES—
C% '0001).-06005,00 will buy the MoOau.
shay nluok In the Village of Brussels, 'Phase
two Bug stores must be sold to close out Mg
tlo0uugboy Estate, intending purohaeere
should investigate at nano. apply to F. B.
800'Fr or G. F. BLAIR, Brussels, Ont.
UN -
A: FOR SALE,—THE TJN-
UERnIONEn offers his valuable 700 acre.
farm, Lot 4, Oon. 10, Grey, for Bale or, easy
terms. Good brisk bowie. bang barn, or•
°hard, &o. Farm all seeded except 12 aoree.
Less Wan 1 mile from Brussels. Poeeeeelou
can be given next Full, For partloularans
to price and oouditioue of Irate apply to R.
E. 00ATEES, Proprietor, Brussels P. 0.
OUSE AND ABOUT AN
acre of laud for sale, Graham's Sur-
vey, ¢ mile South of Brussels. The house
contains 7 rooms ; good stable ; well; fruit
trees end small fruits. Possession given at
once. Terme reasonable. If property is not
sold Boon, will be rented. For pride, terms,
&o., apply to WAI. BANDS, Brussels P.O.
Ti"ARM Folt SALE --THE UN-
aERerpxnD offers his 700 Dore /era ton
Bale, being Si Lot 17, 000, 4, Wads. There
Is a house, two good burns 40002 feet - each, 2
good wells ; orchard ; well fenced - 76 acres
cleared, balance good bush. Possession
given to suit. purobaeer. Farm is in good
locality, 4 miles from Bel rave and 6 to
Brussels. Will also sella. Waterloo Steam
Plegine and a Clinton "Monarch" Separator,
two grain grinders and a crusher. Por prior,
and terms apply. on tt,h}�e premises or if by
letter. to JA0LE8 OLOAKIlY, Proprietor.
46.4 Brussels P.O.
ETHEL
SAW M ILLS
All kiode of Dreeeed Lumber kept on
band from 310 up.
British Columbia, home out Shingles
and Lath kept on hand,
A good farm on 13th oon. of Grey for.
Bale.
ler All parties indebted to me are
requested to oall and settle up. before
March let or i0% will be, added after
that date from Jan. let till paid.
A quantity of green cedar poste for
sale on Lot 7, Con. 4, Grey.
S. S. OOLE,
PROPRIETOR, ET13EL.
Line
The Bodmin Lime Works,
4th Line, Morris, are ready for
the Spring trade and have a
quantity of fresh lime on hand.
Guaranteed to be first-elase.
Price 15c. a bushel at the kiln.
A. Nicholson & Son.
41.202 PROPRIETORS.
If writing address Belgrae° P. 0.
CCBER & SONS' CARRIAGE FACTORY,•
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO.
WE are having a splendid season in our large *ale of Buggies, and are in a position to sup-
ply the wants of the public with it First-class article. We will sell either Wholesale or
Retail.
Special attention given to the manufacture of Farm Wagons, either common sized;wheels or
half truck with 2 or 8 inch tires.
Field Rollers and Wheelbarrows with steel or svooden wheel*'.
Repairing and Repainting promptly attended to.
Our attention will soon be turned to the Cutter Trade for the coming Winter.
GIME UB A GALL.
John, Cobor & Sods' Carra.a a Factory.
Does it
tancl the Test
When yea go to BRE WEEWS you get it Photo, that will etnod the feet,
We make Photos, all eizoe and finish in the latest etylee.
p'amily .Groupe a'epoolatty,
Photo, Buttons with or without rime.
Crayon, Sepia and Water ()ohm Hole/liege.
Viewe of Sohoole, Nouns Bpd Wedding Groupe taken ori applioetian,
We pan satiety you In any tine of art, Qait and see eamplee,
11 R. Brussels.
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to wear, and hard to
)?en's
Walking Shoes.
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Good solid wear, and.
real comfort in our men's
heavy street shoes.
Built to wear and stand
the walking which you
will certainly feel like
doing when you wear
them.
All the best makes,
in all shapes, sizes and
widths, are here. Easy
to get a fit—easy shoes
wear out.
If. you buy from us you carry home money which
you expected to spend.
How do these prices strike you :-
- Men's Shoee, neat and dressy, $125.
— Men's Box Calf, heavy sole, latent style, $1 75.
--Shoes of all kinde,.low in price and neat and durable.
Harness Department - We have just now a large stook of Single
Harness, neat and durable, wbiob we are
gelling very oheap—oall and see them. Alio Duetere,Bobber Rog+,Plush Ruge,
&o. :Trunks and Satchels that will stand travelling.
—Repairing done neat and cheap.
I. C. NtICILILIEWS..
HOUSE PAINTS !
Wbea you 000eider about the painting of your home
thee most important thing to think of is, what le the beet
quality of paint obtainable ? The beet paint to stand
the weather and look fresh for the longest time? There
ie only one tweezer to this, namely, that a point made
TRAM E MARK with Brendrem'a B.B. Genuine Lead, Pere Linseed 01 ,
and .just enough Dryer, must be the beet, ale this B. B,
Lead hem for eo mane years been proved superior to all otbete. finch a paint is
Anchor Liquid Hoose Paint, and it is the only liquid paint made in Canada with
Brandram'o B. B. Genuine Whi'e Lead.
U is a mistake for you to We anything bu the very best paint in tainting your
home. The coat of patting on the pia is tumidly about the mime as the coot of the
paint itself. A cheap paint takes mote time to make a reasonably good jab with
than a good paint, and does not last as long, nor look so well. I-, feat the cheap paint
is the most expeaeive paint in the end. Ma• a n" mietake. U Anchor Liquid
Holies Paint. It is a Pure White Lead, Zito and Livaeed Oil Peu,t, and to se good
ae can be made with our choice of the very heat materials. Use it and g t the moat
eatistaotory.reeolts obtainable with paint. Sold by—
P►1ai'mc'Y' at CO.. Brussels.
Spoiled a Good Baking
you have many a time by asiog on
inferior grade of flour. Your bread will
always be iight, white and sweet -when
using the Venae. It is always of sup.
erior quality, with no variation, and is
carefully made from the best grown
Manitoba wheat. Try this satisfactory
brand for your bread, oakee and pies,
and you will never nee any other.
ALF. S. ,EKLR,
nttuser.L,.
MAME 1 VCCIES !
Ewan & Co.
Are now ready for this Beason with a larger stock 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 reaeb 900.
By giving a first -clang rig and your choice from nearly every filet-
Blass 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 %heels and no shaking -off or losing of hub bands
as all is solid and there .to'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. 14 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
lielp us along in the years to come.
All kinds of repairs done and riga repainted and retired at
close prices as usual. All Jobbing done promptly. Horseshoeing a
specialty at
EWAN & Cos., Brussels.