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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1902-7-24, Page 5J171.Y 24, 19Q2 BUSINESS CARPS, ONi3 TO LOAN AT 6 PER cent. P, 8, 330Q '11, Brugseis, 1•/�`•T I3,' MoQi AOXEW . ` • Tether of Marriage Iiiconsoe, Of - 11 co et' Grocery,TurnberrY Street, Brussels, !-4k N. BARRETT— LU • Toneor1a1 Artist, Shop -Next door North of the standard Bank. Ladies' and Children's hair putting a specialty, ' M. MORRISON, Issuer of Marriage Licenses, WALTON, ONT. MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLiN, —TRASHIER OF— PIANO AND ORGAN. ROBERT OUNNINGHAMI INSIIBANIE, FIRE AND MARINE, • GUELPH. Wellington Mutual Fire Insnranve Co,, • E000110100101810 • I110800n00 talionon the each and Premium . note system atourrynb rates, Before Maur - tug elsewhere call on theuod000t00ed Agent of the Company. GEORGE] ROGERS, Brussels. MISS SARAH LOUiSE MOORE, L, O. M.. &endemic .graduate of London Conserva- tory of Mtlaie, also Member of the Associated Musicians of Ontario, is prepared to receive a limited number of pupils for instruction on the piano, Quallfled to prepare pupils for the Principal's Form in the Conservatory of Music. Brussels, Ontario. ALEX. BUNTER— n 'th Division ion Court TER— Clerk Plc of the F m v Public, Notary Pu Co.Huron; Conveyancer. . land, Lunn? andInsuranceancd Agooa; Auction- eer, ear, Funds invested and to-loam'si l Collet. - tions made. 01Roe in Graham'afBlook,Brus- sale, AUCTIONEERS. "F • B. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION- '• BBB, will sell for bettor prices, to hotter men in lees time and loge chargee than any other n or be woe t Charge anything. Datin essand norders personal ya bo arranged at this oMce or by VETERINARY. TD. WARWICK— Honer Gtftduat0 Of the Ontario Vet- erinary College, is prepared to treat all dis- own; of domesticated animals ;in a compos• opt manner. Particyular attention paid to Veterinart- ttended toy WilcoandInflrrmaryp FouCalls romrtd yooro North of bridge, T'urnberry et., Brnesole. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. NAT M. SINCLAIR— Barrister; Suiloitor, IOonveyenoer, Notary Public, &c. Omoe—Stewart's Block 1 door North of Central Hotel. Solioitor for the Standard Bank. F. BLAIR, BARRISTER, • Solicitor, ,ko. Office over Stand- ard Bank. Solicitor for Village of Brussels. Money to Loan at lowest rates, MEDICAL CARDS. DR. 0. AMBROSE TOOLE. RESIDENCE AND OFFICE— ' 1101LL ST, EAST, • BRUSSELS. J. A. M' NAUGHTON, M. D., c. M., Trinity University Fellow Trinity Medleal College,)fember College of Pbyeielana. and Surgeons Oct, Licentiate of the Royal Col- lege of Physicians and Lioontiate of Mld- wlffery,Edinburgb. ISTelepbooe No.14, Residence—Mill street, Brussels. DENTISTRY DR. R. P. FEILD, DENTIST Graduate of )the Royal College of Dental Surgeoue of. Ontario and Fil'et•elaBo Honor Graduate of Toronto University. O1floe next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery, BRUSSELS, 1 9 0 2. } L/STOWEL 6 Is miming 'orwitrd. Spring termbogiuk Mon- tiny, April7. Our rates aro reasonable—our 0ooreee of 8tndy thorough and practice) 8oudfor our Journal to nee what we teach. Students may enter et any time. Two Courses of Study—Commercial and short- hand. 0. A. eta-new:a, A. L.MoINTYI1E, 1 r1•H,10111, Secretary, Owen Round Listawel. NOLE1° Itrilisle Colatinbia. Red Ledatr 4hingles Afro ---• North Shore Pine and Cedar FOR SALE AT THE Brussels Planing Ills Also'Doore Red Sash of alIPat terve on hand or made to order at Short Notice. Estimates S'uruiehed .for all kinds of Buildings. Workman- ship and Material Guaranteed. P. AM,'ENT,. IF NOTHING rjRN. S UP, TURN SOMETHING UP A Course oft.'raining In the oENTaAL rr rr+�, ��ff C U NE DLL St 'r' 'ff 'd„' O IIt 0nablee young men and women to secure employment at good wages iminodlatoly on leaving College. This in the school that enjoys the reputation of doing the best work in Matinees education, The graduates of the sokool are 1n strong demand as teach- ers In business colleges in Canada and the United States, This Is the school for you and your friende, Write for oatalogue, 'W, J. ELLIOTT, Principal, S stria Lea:Ldb tar'. [Intended for last week.) Esf. Dennis is home trop Toronto on a Visit, James Davidson jr. is home from the West visiting bia poreute. Mre, S, MaPhereon bee been laid np for a few days with pleariey, John Cameron, of Tuokeremith, wee vieiting friends in thio part Sunday, Mies Ida and Levine Copeland were visiting their eider, Mre. Wm, Haokwell, on Sunday. Win. Love, who went to Manitoba from here last Spring, hoe bought an improv ed farm of 320 acres. J. Galbraith jr. ds baying another oar load of horses for Manitoba. John ie be coming quite a horse dealer. Wm. Doig, who reoently graduated from Detroit Law School, was calling on friends here last week. Mr• Doig will practice in the American Soo. A.g nod number from here attended dei the 12th of July celebration at Goderiob cud a lot were lying low for the big oil, 009 in Stratford )act Tueedey. Lae elan o vss- Dr, D. M. Gordon and Iseao Morrison of 11138 village were attending the Masonic Grand Lodge meeting in Windsor last week. Mime Birdie McIntosh has returned from Port Arthur with renewed health and delighted with the Port and her hostess and friends. Ed. Watson, of Blyth, shipped from this station • Wednesday of last week five oarlonde of choiceoattle to Portland, for export to the English market. Most of the osttle Dame from MacKinnon Bros. Rev. Mr. Loahead, father of A. 0. Loohead, droggiet, will ouoopy the pulpit in the Luoknow Preebyterie.n church during the absence of the Rev. Mr. McKay who, with Mre. McKay, is vieiting in Algoma. George Northcott has Bold hie bleak• emitting and bicycle repairing bneineee to Ghee. McKinnon, who has been em- ployed, with B. Snellgrove for the pant 5 months, end who takes possession im• mediately. Mr. Northoott intends to go out Weet• Robt. Murray, of Detroit, late of Luck - now, is the father of a boy who p008008es wonderful musical ability as a violinist. Prof. Kurth, his teacher, Rave of him be is the most apt pupil who has ever Dome soder hie tnition and promieee great thinge for Sim when be is 10 years of age. Exeter. The Sovereign Bank opened for bnei• nese an Wednesday. Rev. Dr. Hannon hi spending a week with hie eon at Toronto. Handford & Elliot shipped a carload of fine horses to Winnipeg teat week. A Raspberry Sooiel was held on the Presbyterian church and Mance grounds, on Tuesday evening. Mies B. Horne, milliner, underwent en operation, when three cancers were re- moved from her breast. Berg't Major J. T. Weetoott, who rep- resented the 33rd Huron Regiment on the Canadian Coronation contingent arrived home the beginning of Met week. John Farmer, a000mpanied by ROD Roy, left Tuesday of Met week for the coast and from there wi'l go to North Dakota, where will combine business with pleasure, William Sweet, V. 8, received the sad intelligence, Monday of last week, of the death of hie father, who died in Morden, Man., hospital on Snuday, at the age of 76 years. It will be romans. bered that some time ago the deoeaeed while walking on the sidewalk Blipped and fell, breaking hie thigh bone and dielooated the hip joint. He was at ones removed to the hospital and received careful treatment hot hie injuries were of. such a nature that Lie never recovered and oinking slowly death claimed Sim 0e above stated. W Poxes ter. [Intended for loot week.] Oliver Snaith jr. hes returned from Choeley, Mies Tenn Smith hes returned from Bruoeele, Mre. H Lowry is vieiting relatives in Fordwich Rev.'Mr. and Mre. Aehton visited at 'R. Black's last weep. Mae. Detweiler, of Berlin, is visiting her thither, Jno. Knutson. Mime Nary Smith is spending a few dayo with llrnesele friende. Mime Merle Mann, of Teeswater, ie the guest of her pmt, Mre. Gentili. J. E. Black left for N. W. T. on Tuee• day where he expecte to upend about six weeks. Mise Eunice Hupfer left for Wiarton on Friday where she will visit for some time. We are pleased to note that Cheater Harris is recovering from a dangerous illness. Wm, and Mre. Smith, of Hamilton, are gneete of the former's brother, 0. Smith. Mies Florence Stokes, of Toronto, ie spending a week with her 8301100, Mre. J. Forsythe. Mre. Jae. Forsythe and eon, of Toron• to, aro vieiting the former'' parents J. and Mts. Sanderoon. George Spotters, of Arthur, formerly Principal of the school berg, Ie renewing acgaamtaneoe in the village. To a small village like thio the number of guoete here over Bentley was rather alarming, Wo wonder achy ?. 1rBM BRQSOSLS O131' 14I, Allan Ruin wife, of U4laredo dpringe, ere 1ee8te of Mrs. N Allen, Mee Nellie Gibson, of Detroit, ie the guest of Mies Miui•it Miller.. A tear of heroe'1 belonging to -J, Hoop- er, of Turnberry, 1111(1 au 0/tithing run on Saturday, starting from N, White's hiaoltemitlr shop and going as far as the Gofton H ,use ehode. With the 0xoep, Hen of one of the horses being badly Put no d w in a er turthdamage wee done. g A very pretty home wedding took Piece at the reeidenge of Wm. and Mre. Weir, Howiolr, on Monday evening at 6 o'otuok, when their only daughter, Mies Minnie, woe united in marriage to John Hartley, Principal of the school hare, She young couple left for Manitoba on 'laeeday where they visit for a month. FordwLeh . Th. re were Bold at the Fordwioh eta• tion 172 tiokete on July 12th, Miro Mabel Orr left for Toronto, where she intends spending a 'oonple of weeke with her Mende. Fordwlch Cheese de Butter Om, shipped a carload' of ohrese last week for Liver. pool, England. 94., was received. W. A. 'Edwards gave the church at Mayne a fresh moat of paper which settle greatly to the looks of the church. Captain Keine, of Gerrie, was in the village trying to organize a rifle associa- tion, and we underetond he met with fair B OOMS. Rev. A. B. and Mre. Daboon entertained the young people of the Fordwioh oon• gregntion at the manse on Friday evening of hast week. The Springbank- Butter CJ. made an• other ebipment of 80 boxes of baiter this week for London, England. Wm. Gib oon alto shipped a carload of wheat for Preston. John Corbett and daughter, Mre, William Goggin of rhe village, and Dun- can McLeod, of Orange Hill, lett for Manitoba on Tomtit), of last week on a visit to friende and to see the ocootry. In the Methodist ohurch on Sunday evening of lest week, Rev. D. Rogers, h aving been here one year, reviewed in an interestingwaythe worker the act p in a stirring sermon on I. Samuel 30 ; 24. Clin ton. Miee Mabel Bhannoo hue taken a poet• tion as stenographer at the organ taotory. Robin Maophereon, of the Census De- partment, Ottawa, Boo of D F ?decipher - son, is winning -fame for himself playing Rugby with the Ottawa football team. T. Jaokeon, jr., leaves next montb, for a trip through to Vancouver, in the In. termite of Lion Brand alotbing. 0. 0. Ranee will at the earns time take in the Territoriee. Fronk R. Hodgene leaves on hie trip to the West. During hie absence from town H, E. Hodgene will look after the business here, and John Crooks will have charge of the Goderiob business. Jaoob Taylor wag about to look up his place of bueinees for the day, be had the miefortuue to have the second finger of hie right hand badly and painfully emaeh• ed above the first joint by the door. Monday evening of last week a reoep tion was tendered to three daaghtere and two sone of Rev. N. W. Manning by the Epworth League of Wesley church. The Sunday School room was nioely arranged with tables and flowers for the 000asion, and a ohoioe program was rendered in- terepereed with a five minute eooial inter- course between each number ; Ice cream and Dake were served •towards the end, and their new young friende felt that they had been endeared to their new oesooiates by theevening's euj.tyment, Jae. Snell, the well known sheep and stook breeder, left on a four weeks' trip among sheep breeders of tbe Amerioan West. Be goes out as the representative of the Leicester Sheep Breeders Assegais. tion of America, this objeot is to induce men wbo are already sheep breeders to go more extensively into hie Mass of thoro• bred stook. Hie work will chiefly be among breeders in Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming, and in addition to personal visitation among the farmers, be will probably addreosseveral meetings snob ae that of the M,utana Wool Growers' Aasooiation, &oe JAB. TURNBULL DEAD.—The many Mende of Janne Turobuil, B. A., in Toronto, and in different parts of the Province, will regret to learn of his death Sunday at the residence of his eon-in•law, Prof. 0. H. 0. Wright, 524 Bathurst street. He had reached the age of 71 years, and had always enjoyed good health until lust Fall. Efe had long been prominent in educautional matters, and was for years prinoipal of. the Clinton Model School. Since going to Toronto to reside, he had been au elder in the College street Presbyterian ohurob, and took a prominent part in the work of Toronto Presbytery, Deoeaeed leaves a widow and three children, Mre. 0, H. 0. Wright, Thomas Turnbull, of the Bank of 0ommeroe, London, and Jae. F. Turn. boll, of Gordon, MoKay & 0o. The funeral took place et 3 o'cloak Tuesday to St. James' Cemetery. lf,t ip to w,v 1 The exterior of the Qneen'e hotel ie Seung improved by a new oat of palet. Lieu, J. 13. Hardie and farm y Have gone to the lakeside at Oiiphaut for a mouth, J. Livlugetone hue returned to town after enjoying a ten days' Hotting trip in Mnekoke, The town ,eland Sao been reorganized. At phsent there are 11400013 members.ere F, S Howe in in obarge. U. 13. Church reopening will take plane on Sunday 27th inet,, to be followed on Monday evening with a dinner in Van• driek'e hall and an entertoinmeut in the ghnrah. 1, S, Howe, record keeper of Rob Roy Tent, K, O. T. M., is in receipt of the Supreme Tent dieability warrant for $200 being payment of the seventh instalment of disability claim of Sir Knight Robert Hay, of Detroit, who retains his member. chip in the local tont. Judge Barron was in town on Tuesday of Met week and held a Court to ooneider the appeal of Mre. and Mies Livingston. against the assessment of their properties, The aeeeeement of the reeidenoe on Mein street was reduced to 44,000, The Elms street property acoeeement was suetained. Theeo were the only appeale from the Court of Revision. VV1r*L;hOLt•L. Mayor Vanetone bee proolaimed Tuesday, August 5th as Civic holiday. The Imperial Oil Go. have had a large oil tank planed in position at the G. T. R. yards. J. and Mre. Buchanan, f nrmer Wing. bamitee are now working in the intereate of the R. T. of T. at Ingersoll. W. B. Robertson, of the Department of the Interior, Ottawa, is home, and we regret hear l not t to a InOa gdial g e alt. The annual e:oureion of Wingbam Sunday Sohoole ie •nn00need to take place on Toeedoy, Aognot 5th to Goderich. Wingham is prepared to reactive tendere for the oonatraotion of some 12,000 eg. feet of oonorete eidewalke to be laid dor- k R n in the present season. p There him been 'mother change at the G. T. R. M. C. Diokeon has been trans. tarred to Woodetook, and hie plane here hoe been filled by Mr. Harold, of Heoeall. Rev. A. E. Prior, late pastor of the Congregational Church, here is removing to Tiverton, and in taking charge of the church work at Kinoerdine and Tiver. Ion. Mies W. Alba Chisholm nae anomie, fully passed her eyamination in the Artiste' Course in the Toronto Gomiter- vatory of mueio, and received her di. ploma as en Associate of the Toronto College of Mesio. Among those who availed themselves of the Home -seekers' excursion on Tues- day were—Wm. Clegg, John Clegg, Her• bert Wightman, Mrs. Nokee and two daughters, Mies Martha Bosman, Samuel Streoey, Jno. Wilson, Mimi E. Worden, Blies S. Irwin and Mre. Ashton. Rev. R. Hobbs end family left on Monday morning of last week for Port Kaewaydin, Mnekoka Lake. Mre. Hobbs and children will remain there during tbe heated term, bat Mr. Hobbs will probably spend a oonple of Sundays here before going to Winnipeg to attend the General Conference, to which the London Con• reroute elected Sim delegate. Atwood. There is a great scarcity of dwelling boneee in Atwood at present. Eima Cheese Co. shipped the teat half of their June obeeee, prise 9 9160. Mies Maggie Porter, of Orenbrook, ie vieiting her aunt, Mre. 0. H. Holmes. Mre. D. G. Anderson and children are vieiting relatives in London, Innerkip and Galt. 128 tiokete were sold •from Atwood to Brunets on July 12th and 4 tickets for Goderiah. G. T. R. Agent Moore sold 15 tickets from Atwood to parliee attending the Forpaugh Sella' (drone, Stratford. Rev. Dr. Hamilton, of Stratford, preached Sunday and will oonduoe the services next Sunday in the Preebyteriau church. Rev. Dr, and Mre.McLeod left Monday of last week for a two months' vacation at Mre. MoLeod'e home in Prince Ed- ward Island. They were joined by Mre. John Knox and Miss Lizzie McFarlane. Of the 5 pnpile from the Atwood Pale- n,' school who wrote at the recant High School Entrance exam. at Listowel all were successful. Roy Wilson beaded the list with 917 marks. The names and marks of other penile are as follows Annie Diokeon, 767 ; Lawson Coulter, 765 ; Lida Henry, 727 ; Robert Forrest, 688. The Bee editor thug deeoribee 11118 troubles :—We ran a lawn mower over our mooetaohe the other day with the fond hope of lopping off five years or so to our uncertain age and incidentally p3eaeiog our wife. Bat we were doomed to disappointment, Elbe saw andwept, and then jumped into tie without mercy, BAD WEATHER GOOD BARGAINS The Summer Season has been so very short on a000nnt of continued cold, wet weather we have decided at this early date to make great redoatione on all Summer goods. What has made our Shirt Waists so Popular this Season ? The Styles and The Prices The Styles remain the same but the PRICES ARE AWAY DOWN. We want you to approoiate the importance of this Clearing Bale and you can only do 8o by being among the first to profit by the Bargains we are offering. This offer includes all Bummer Goode such ae Prints, Ginghams, Mullins, Ducks, Piques, Mercerized— Lawns, Chambrays and Sateens. SHIRT WAISTS in White Linen Lawn, Embroidered Fronts, Open Backs, Insertion Trimmed, Lace Trimmed, Colored Muslin, Mercerized Muslins and Dark and Light Prints, Straw Hats, Sailors and Tams Parasols. —August Feshieng, FREE, —August Desi norm, 10c snob, —Au4net Patterne, 5o, 10o, 16o, 20o and 25o. A. STRACHAN. Moncrieff Saw . � M111� Lange quantity of Lumber of all kinds, Lath, Shingles and Slabs for sale. During July proprietor will be there each Wednesday to at- tend to the wants of the public. On either dates write Wm. J, Palmer, 50-4 Wroxeter P. 0. as only wives of long and intimate know• ledge of their huebande can. We felt perceptibly nervous, we always do on oo0aai000 of this kind. Sbe said we looked jnet horrid, had added ten years to our age, and paid ne sundry other oomplimente that jarred our sensitive nature. The result is we feel discouraged. It is bad enough to have to prance the floor at dneoemly hoare with a two weeks' old oollioky baby, with a college yell, but to have oar wife turn us down so nneere- emuiously, without any allowance for the eight odd years we have tried to make her happy, la a sad state of affairs. Then again we are eubjeoted to the most in. considerate treatment by the people gen• orally, some holding op there bands in holy horror ; others asking as "how it happen ed 7" one citizen wanting to know if we had any notion of entering the prieet. hood, but the majority were satisfied to smile deprecatingly as we passed them on the street,—and all because the editor prefers to wear hie whiskers cropped. We are free to admit that the innovation is not the success we had fondly expected, that. the barber le' l diep oee ,. to kiok be - (muse of the increased facial territory to cover, and That we are sats Sad to return to the old order of things as soon as poa- eible. But there ie this oompensatiog feature, we are satisfied now that we ale an important personage in the commun- ity, whereas before we were not clear on the point. Ill r t6. JoerphM. Kelly, student at the Detroit college. of Medicine, is visiting at the home of hie parents here. He is accom- panied by his friend and fellow-eiudent, Marlon J. Brady. W. E. A. Beet, of London, formerly of Hallett, won a $10 prize es the beet fifer at the Orenvemen'a celebration at Gode rich on the 12th. Mr.' Beet is a member of the Londesboro'lodge, which won the prize as the largest lodge present. OBIT.—It is oar gad duty to 0000o000 the death of Thomas McGill, eldest eon of Jim, and Mre. McGill, which occurred at the home of hie parents here early on Monday of last week. The end wail not unexpeoted, for be had been very ill for the past three months with consumption. Deceased never pesseeeed a robaet ooneti. Intion and for several years past had been in delicate health, but it was not until tbe beginning of the preeeot year thathe became real ill. When hie illness became severe be bore it with great fortitude and calmness, and was always ready to meet his Maker. Tboe. McGili watt an honorable, upright young man, who was beloved by everyone. He was a cartoonist of excellent ability and had be lived would have made his mark in that art. The funeral took plane from the home of his parente Wednesday afternoon to Trinity ohnroh and from there to Trinity church oemetery. The services at the home, ohnroh and crave were oon- du(ted by Rev. George MoQuillin, assisted by Rev. Wm. Lowe, of Wingham. The funeral was a large one and many of those wbo attended the servioee at the church were unable to get inside the church. The pall bearers were six young Mende of deoeaeed—Thomas Watson, Wm. Moeer, P. H. Dough:n, Samna! Crawford, Robert Powell and R. 13. Carter. To the bereaved parents and otter relatives we extend our sincere sympathy in their hour of sorrow. MATRIMONIAL —A pretty weddiug took plaoe in Blyth Methodist ohurah at high noon Wednesday of last week, when Mies Ida Taman, youngest daughter of John Taman, and one of Blyth'epopular young ladies, became the wife of Alfred Bart, of London. The m0rriage ceremony was performed by Rev. John Holmes, in the preeenoe of a large gathering of invited guests and Maude. At the oppionted boor the bride entered the church, which was beautifully decorated with choice flowers, leaning on the arm of her brother, W. W. Taman, of Exeter, who gave her away. Mendeleeohn'e wedding march was played by Mise Mend Good- win, of Clinton. The bride was beauti- fully attired in white Bilk trimmed with white satin ribbon and embroidered chiffon, the veil being naught np with white oarnatione, and carried a shower bognet of white nukes. The bridesmaid wee Miee Elva Vance, of Mitchell, who wee becomingly attired iu pale blue dim• ity over white trimmed with white lace insertion and chiffon and carried n baguet of oaroetione, Mies Rhea Emigh, neioe of the bride, acted no Sower girl, She woo dressed in pinksilk trimmed with white silk ribbon and wore a pink chiffon hat, and carried a basket of fiowere. The groom was neadeted by E. 3. Taman, of Kincardine, brother of the bride. The ushers were Wro Moiler, of Blyth, and Wm. Vaooe, of Mitohell. At the oon• olueion of the wedding ceremony the bridal party and guests repaired to the home of Wm. Emigh, brother-in-law of bride, where a eampIo0s dejeuner was nerved. The popu arity of the bride was shown by the many beautiful and baod- eome presents she received. Amid show• ere of ries and good wished the happy oonple left by 3 55 train for their home in London, where they were tendered a reception by their many friende in that oily. The bride's travelling oostnme was a very rioh elude of brown, with hat of linen shade that blended beauti- fully, The bride will be at home to her friende after Aapnat let, There was a email turnout of the lod- gee of the immediate vioinity to Milver. ton on Saturday, where a walk was held and where 050001100 were delivered by various m0mbere, The Stretford fife and dram band was in attendance and eentribntod their ehare to the day's en- joyment, 1Vciinno. CASH THE SECOND WEEK OF OUR GREAT CLEARING SALE. Our Bret week was a record breaker, People know bargains when theyDee them, and they know when we advertise bargains they always get them. Shewd cash buyers are always on band early to severe the pink of the stook. Last week we found come wholesale honeee overloaded with Summer Goode (on a000nnt of the cold wet weather during the loot montbl, which they offered at a low price to clear, this offer and thie week we give our ouetone'e the advantage" of our Diose buying. We took advantage of Five dozen Ladies' good strong Iroraeols, covered with 1Ur0er3zed zan1111, regular prioe 60o. Sale prime 25e,—Men's Leather Bette, with riuge on sides; and strong steel buckles, a great snap at 25a.—Men's strong heavy Cotton Soaks, seamless feet, ribbed tope, regular price 10o, 70 per pair or 4 pairs for 25o.—Men's heavy Union Books, eeamlees fest, ribbed tope, the correct thing for sweaty feet, worth 15o, for 10o.—Men's fine black Caebmere Socks, ribbed tope, eeamleee feet, Bold everywhere at 25c and 80o. Sale price 20o.—Ladies' fine blaok Baleen Underekirte, with deep frill and braid trimming, good value at 90o. Sole price 50e, Boye' Straw Hate, in fine braid, worth 8c and 100. Sale prioe 60,-Men'e fine Summer Underekirte, well finished, with French neck, regular 35o. Sale prime 250.—Ladiee' fine Shirt Waists, in odd sizes, worth 60o, 75o and e1, at half prioe.—Ladiee' Bummer Vests, reduced to 5e, 8e, 10o, 150, 200 and 250,—Our yard•wide Drees Moeline ere the talk of the towu. They are worth 120, but the sale price is only 5o. M'KINNON et CO., BLYTH. The Hand th-'it ie1rs tile Brusll is never so willing to perform its labors as when the Paint used yields easily in application. The work becomes a labor of love if you use our reliable Ready -mixed Paints. We'll supply you with an article that Stands on its Merits Alone —The BEST and the CHEAPEST. The SHERWIN—WIL- LIAMS PAINTS saves you Money, Time and Patience and never fails -to give satisfaction. Complete stock of Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &c. Wilton & Turnbull CROQUET SETS, EXPRESS WAGONS, &C., AT The Post Bookstore L' 1i CY'rt.l"46 .�t9 II�"YI•JM'1D•li �D.Lt'tIIlll'7FJY18C41tL'�J•. > •ti'y112tl9"'trl.a A RECORD -BREAKER EWAN & C MIlfill/02•11 Have sold 52 Buggies and 6 Wagons this season, already, and are now offering Spec- ial Bargains for one month as they intend to make this season a record -breaker in the number of sales. Remember the date, July 12, is the limit for bargains. You need not be afraid to drive 30 or 40 miles to see our stock, you will be sure to buy. It will be to your advantage to see the High Grade Buggies at close prices. Robt, Thomson has purchased one of our pneumatic, steel wheel, ball bear- ing, bike buggies. This is the Srd we have sold in Brussels and they are all giving first-class satisfaction. These rigs can be bought from EWAN At close prices at the Up-to-date Carriage Factory.