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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1902-8-7, Page 5BUSINESS CARDS, .UTONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PRI, 41', gent, lt', 8, 800'18, ?lruesole, I3, MoORAQICEN-- • Iseuor of Marriage Lioeucee, Of- fice nt Ornery, Turnborry rtroet, Brussels, N I3ARatETT— Liu• Tonsorial Artist. Shop—Next door North of the Standard Bank, Ladles' and Children's hair enttfug a epooiaity, MORRISON, Issuer of .Marriage Licensee, WALTON. ONT. MISS JEAN M'LAUCNLINI TEACHER OF— PiANO AND ORGAN, 7:BMVC.TS13F.7.-4IH, O1•T. ROBERT OUNNINGHAMt rnean8800,' FIRE AND MARINE, GUELPH, Wellington Mutual Lire Insttrance Co., EBTAnDIef0D 1010 Insmanoo taken on the cash and premium oto system at current mites. Rehire Maur - lug elsewhere call On the uneereigued A gent of the Company. GEORGE ROGERS, Brussels. MISS SARAH LOUISE MOORE, L. O. •M.. Academic graduate of London Conserve- tory of Mnelo, also Member of the Ae000tated Musicians of Ontario, Is prepared to reooivo a limited number of pupilo for instruotion on the piano, Qualified to prepare pupil Bier the Prineipaps Form lu the Conservatory of J 1nsio, Erueaele, Ontario, ALEX. BUNTER— Clerk of the Fourth Division Court, Co. Huron; Oonveyancor, Notary Public, Land,Loan and Insurance Agent; Auction• eor. Funds invested and to' loan, Collet. Hong made. Office in Greham's,Blook,Brue- solo. AUCTIONEERS. Tp S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION• • .urn, will soli for bettor prime, to better men, in loss time and lose chargee than any other Auctioneer in East Huron or be won't charge anything. Dates and orders can always be arrangedat this office or by personal application.: VETERINARY. D. WARW1CIr— J • Eouer Gleaner° of the Ontario Vet- erinary College. is prepared to treat all dis- eases of domoerinated animals in a compet- ent manner. Parti',ular attention paid to Veterinary Dentistry. Calls promptly at- tended to. Otll,o and Iddrmary--Fouu doora North of bridge, Turnborry et., Brussels. LEGAL AND i;ONVEYANCING. AVM. SINULAIR— Barrister, Snlioitor,hOonvoyancar, Notary Public, taco. Valoe—Stewart's Block 1 door North of Central Hotel.` Solicitor for the Standard Bank. G• F. BLAIR, BARRISTER, Sofoitor, As, Moe over Stand- ard Bank. Solicitor for Village of Brussels. Money to Loan at lowest rates. MEDICAL CARDS. DR. C. AMBROSE TOOLE, RESIDENCE AND OFFICE— /MU, ST , EAST, BRUSSELS. J. A. M'NAUGHTON, At. D., C. M., Trinity Uutverolty, FellowePhysicians Trinity and Cbllege,Membor College of Surgeons Oat. Licentiate of the Royal Col- Ieggo 0f Physicians and Licentiate of Mid- wlfery,Edinburgh. LS -Telephone No.14, Reeidenoo—Mill stroot, Brussels, DENTISTRY DR. R. P. FElLD, ttltlNTiST Graduate of I the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario and F1rst•:laes Honor Graduate of Toronto University Office next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery, BRUSSELS. Fall Term in the Begins Sept. 1, 1902 Students may enter at any time, Terms reasonable. 6Two oeurseu-Commercial and Shorthand. Send for Journal 0, A. I'' 1,1 0118 t1 , A. L. A1oINTIME, 1 resident, Secretary, • 8HUWiEN4 " ` 11411h:it i'Olinhhiit lied i'edtt,r Shingles 880 North Shore rine and Cellar FOR SALE AT THE Brussels Planing l f[ills Also Doors and Sash of all Pat tarns on hand or made to order at Short Notice. Eotimatoo Fnrniohod for all kinds of Buildings. Workman- ship and Material Guaranteed. P . AMENT .Niall Term Opens SePG, 2 CENTRAL E'Shot ora. Ord. A school that noonpleo front rank among the beet Buotnoss Colleges on this continent. Many leading commercialsehnole oonptoy oar graduates as teaohere. We do our beet to place all our graduates i» good nes/Wane and wo have been more su000soful this year than iu guy previous year, Those desiring the bast In businase education should at- tend our Sohool, Write for catalogue. \Y. Jf. ELLIOTT, vrfnolpai. lEjt$tri,ct ieb3s. L11okno vv. Mrs llaoNabb and her daughter Katherine were visiting friends in Tor. onto, Rev. C. O. Owen, of Memorial church, London, preached at both eervioes in the fdnglieh church fast Sunday. Mrs. Worthington, of this village, who has been in poor health for some time peat, was token to the Guelph hospital. Grant Murray, of Ashfield, who hae spent nearly a year in Alberta and British Oolambia, for the benefit of bis health, returned home. All the Orangemen from the enrronod• ing 'country are expected to be preee01 at the Coronation service to be held in the Qneen'e Park on Saturday, August .903, at6p.m, J. G. Anderson has returned from a trip to. Manitoba and the Territories. He is delighted with the West, and has purchased a half intereat in a sheep ranch near Medicine Hat. 13oIyrave. Jahn Pc color had hie foot jammed at Joo. Soaudrett's raising. Joe. Brandon put up a new wind mill on hie barn for pumping water, Mian Ellen Owens bas returned home after epeudlug a couple of months with her brother at Tbeoealon. The annual report of the Methodist oburob shows the total amount raised was $1,402 99 ; number of membere on oiroait, 220 ; marriages, 9 ; deaths, 8 ; baptisms, 20. John Soandretl'e large barn was raised on Monday without any serious mishap. There were 140 men, 110 women and 50 children at it. When completed it will be one of the beet borne in East Wawa. nosh. Henry Hawthorn le the framer and Robt. Gallagher the atone mason. A Garden Party, under the auspices of Trinity ohnroh, Belgrave, will be held at John Soandrett's here on Coronation Day, Saturday, Angnet the 9111. There will be a program of entertainment, includ• ing magic, addresses by Rsvo. Haietie, Brown and the new Iooumbent, Rev. Mr. Edmonds. Lllatowel Monday, August 1111), was proclaimed civic holiday for the town of Listowel. ;E. Bassett has had hie bun repainted, and it now !coke like a brand new tarn• Out. Claude Feild, eon of Mre..R. P. Feil°, Main street, left lane week on a trip to the 018 Land. The Guy Bros, Minstrels will make their annual tour of Canada this fall and will be at Listowel Oot. 80th. F. Howe hae added a music' emporium to hie barbershop, where he hae a -large stook of vocal and instrumental alma music. James Cunningham hae sold out hie livery heathen on Wallace street to John Hayne, of Seaforth, who took poe- eessio0 last week.' 95 25 costa and let off on eoepended sentence wee the manner in which a town youth wan dealt with at the police oourb for profanity no the street. B. F. Brook of thie town has been hon- ored by Grand Master Harding of the Mneouio Grand Lodge of Canada, by be- ing appointed e•iappointed a member of that 'sepiabody. Chris. Zillinx, of Brunie, completed the purchase of the Queen's Hotel, here from Lie brother, George Zilliax, . The figure paid was a good one, namely, $15,000. The contents, except of two room e, are included in the purchase, which covers the entire premises. The new proprietor, who is an experienced hotel man, ie already in possession. George Zilliax to retiring after being iu the hotel laminate for forty years. Goderioh. Complaints are made of rowdyism and bad language during unseem y hours in the Harbor Park and neighborhood. The Kensington Furniture faotory employees are very buoy these daye, the orders are so far ahead of the output. F. Davis hae won the tight to bowl for the Jaokeon Trophy in C;iuton, by beat. ing all the local bowler° he played against. The beautiful grounds of the bowling olub on West street are visited by quite a number of onr Summer; visitors, who sometimes take a hand in the game. Jno. and Mrs. Acheson and Mise Irene left Tuesday of last week on a trip to llnuitaba. They will visit J, T. Acbeoon at Mo, ,len and other friends iu the Bro- mley, and will bo away several weeks. Many complaints are heard about small` bass being taking from the water, -wintery W law, and yot anglers are seemingly afraid to inform no the men who ere de.troying our baps fishery. The Baptist church in Goderioh is now a duly recognized member of the Walkerton Acumination, the r00ngnition eervioes bbing held 0uo000efully on Tues, day afteruoou and evening of lest week in the Temperance Hall. Frank Pretty arrived in town from the K'ondyke and bee been revisiting old scenes and shaking Mande with old friends. He reports that the members of the Goderioh contingent In Dawson City were all well when he left. Frank Stogdill had hie right band severely injured at the organ faotory. He was working a saw and his hand coming in oontaot with i* the little finger woe taken off and the knuckles and the other fingers of the hand were badly cot. The doctor ie trying to glove the injured finger°. The jail park is looking pretty these days as the two rows of ehestnnte, and other trees, aro growing nicety. Jailer Griffin meet ne oredited with the im• provement, whi011 boa added to the ul v. ne sf raeidantial property in the neighborhood, and mime a walk to the jail [API; a pleasant ono. Magritte 0,Swaenou sustained an uo. fortunate accident which will inoitpateitate him for acme time. He wee going up a ladder at St, Patriok'A ward school, in- t,'nding to measure the roof, when the ladder slipped and be fell Io the green°, breaking his right arm. O.,ly two weeks before be fell and broke some rho, W irta tatrsl. Civic holiday on Tneeday.. Wingham races will be held Augnet 1804 and 14th. Earle Bail, of Toronto, ie visiting his grandparents in town. S. Gilchrist had hie hand injured In the faotory, and ae a result ie off work. Twelvegooteberrles grown by J. A, Merton, of town, weighed eight ounces. Rev. A. E. Prior conducted the services in Wingham Presbyterian oburob Sun. day. Morley Park came home from Essex for o few days last week, He hae eeoured a good eitnation in Brandon, Chief Vannorman, losb week sold hie opeedy driver, "Minnie Biaokthoru" to parties living near Goderioh. Mr. Cunningham, manager of the ascus foundry, hae, with his family, come to take op hie residence in town. Two young men were up before the Mayor last week for violation of the by. law prohibiting bicycle riding on the -idewalke. They were fined. Wm. Nicholson hoe the °entreat for the new stores for Mayor Vanatone and C. N. Griffin. There will be four store) in the block, two iu each building, Aeatortlt Mise Lottie Best has gone to Hamilton, where she has a good position. Walter Andrews was taken to the London asylum Tuesday of laet week by Constable Gillepie, Q. W. Pahas ae ret armed from Eureka, California. Mr. Pa eturohaeed a book and stationery boeintten there and iotende removing from here in about three weeks. Mies A. Watson, who has been first aaeiataut teaober in the Seaforth public school for a great many yearn, has re• signed her position to accept of another in Port Arthur, J. G. Crioh, who has been a resident of Seaforth for several years, and who is a native of thie district, although he hae travelled over a good deal of the world's eurtaco, lett on Wednesday of lest week with his family for New Liekard, Temi- ooaming district, New Ontario. Mr.Orich has been in that o0autry several times and josh returned from there thio Spring. He has taken up two plots of land of 160 sorsa each. The lot on which be intends to live is seven miles from New Liekard and a good government road rune from the town peat hie place. He has erected bouee on hie farm and has about two time cleared. The land is well timbered with pipe, sprees, heehaw and cedar. It le not hard to olear and the timber, for which there is a good market, will Bell for more than will clear the land. Th1t land Tait BRU$S .aGs P le of the hrst quality and Mr, °rich bad some excellent samples of wheat, Maley, u ve o r, timothy and td pori g,'awn there and they are au rxeellent sample and in every way as good ae can be grown here. He eay0 the lauds alt uremia where he i9 to locate, are settled and neighbors are ve taken opte nWith the 000notrHe is y Pend thinks the* in a very few years be will have as good a farpm there ae any of the old home. steads in Euro». There le very little rooky or waste land i» the district where he has located, The tow» of New Lie. hard, is a town of about eight hundred people and fe growing very test. It eon - tains profeesiobal men of all libido, eight general atone, two good hardware stereo, three saw mills, four oharohee, a good sobool, a good briok yard and last but not least, a printing of leo and newspaper. The le also plenty of splendid spring water in the district.. G'orrigo. A new bakery ie to be started in town so it ie said. While killing a beef Bert. Match bad the miefortane to receive a 0evere kink in the cheat. The old verandah in front of the Mon. treat Home was taken down last Week. A vont improvement. Wo oongratulate Mies Lydia Harding on passing her examinatious at the Lou. don school a00oeeafully. Jae. McLaughlin is fixing up his store next to T. Andrew's for a shoe store, a gentleman from Varna having rented it and will move in shortly. Robs, and Mre. Match were in Man - (Mester last week attending the funeral of the tormer'e father who departed ibis life on Tuesday evening. 'Oboe, Wright and family left town for Mitchell where they will visit Mrs. Wright'a parents before going to the Canadian Soo, where Mr. Wright has secured a lucrative poeition with the Clergue 00. Clinton. R.&J.R aneford chipped a armload of fine export cattle to Eoglaud last week. The inmates of the Hoose of Refuge are kept buoy just now harvesting crops on the farm. Suit hae been entered against the Hook- ing Valley Railroad, for damages in cane- ing the death of the late Samuel Higgiue, of town. - Rev. Dr. Stewart, of Willie rhumb, has immolated twenty four years of de voted service in the cause at Ubrietian truth in that church. Robt, Stewart, eldest sou of Rev. A. Stewart, left for Toronto last week, where he takes a situation with one of the large lithographing establishments. The 23rd. Auguet,,1003, is the time stated iu the epeeifioations by which the new poet office ie to be completed. It can be finished ae much earlier as the con- tractor desires. Robt. Coate wan 73 years of age on Sunday. He is not only one of the oldest residents of town, but to the second oldest business mac now actively engaged therein, Mayor Jaokeon, who started in 1854 being the oldest. Mr, Ooat'a boli• nese experience dates from 1857. Watches AT T. FLETCHER' JEWELLERY STORE. ARE YOU GOING TO BUY A WATCH ? If so call and see our beautiful assortment of Ladies', Gents', Girls' and Boys' Watebes, with Elgin, Waltham Duber-Hampden and other movements. Our stock is very heavy and having bought for cash our customers will get the benefit. Watches to please everybody and prices are right. RINGS, SILVERWARE, ETC. Our store is full of first-class goods such as Wedding Rings, Engagement Rings, Ladies' Chains, Lockets, Bracelets, Broaches, Silverware, Clocks, Fancy China, Souvenir Goods, Etc. OPTICAL Is well looked after by Mrs. Fletcher and Son, the DEPARTMENT latter having taken a course in Chicago. Our Specialties are Watches and Singe. All work promptly repaired and ee.tiofantion guaranteed. T. F'LETCHER JEWELLER, Ieeuer of Marriage Licensee. Wedding Rings and Marriage Limoges sold privately. BAD WEATHER GOOD BARGAINS The Summer Season has been so very abort on account of oontioned oold, wet weather we have decided at thie early dale to make great reductions on all Summer goods, What has made our Shirt Waists so Popular this Season 2 The Styles and The Prices The Styles remain the same but the PRICAS ARE AWAY DOWN, We want you to appr0oio.te the importunes of thio Clearing Bate and you can ouly do so by being among the first to profit by the Bargains we are offering. This offer includes all Summer Goode ouch as ;— Prin ts, Ginghams, Mullins, Ducks, Piques, Mercerized— Lawns, Chambrays and Sateen). SHIRT WAISTS in White Linen Lawn, Embroidered Fronts, Open Backs, Insertion Trimmed, Lace Trimmed, Colored Muslius, Mercerized Muslins and Dark and Light Prints. Straw Hats, Sailors and Tams Parasols. --Augnst Fashions, FREE.—Aognet Designers, 10a emit.—August Patterns, bo, 100, 150, 20o and 25o, A. STRACHAN. 8T OL 26,000 i?O Lbs. of Waal Wanted at Brussels 'Woolen • Mill Where the Highest Market Pelee will be paid in Cash or Trade. We also have in stook a fine line of Blankets, Sheetings, Yarns, Tweeds, Etc All Pure Wool Goode. Custom Carding done at any time. Your own wool made into rolle at short notice. Don't sell your wool or have it manufactured until you Call at the Brunets Woolen Mill and get prices. Lockridge Bros. Lime The Bodmin Lime Works, 4th Line, Morris, are ready for theria S trade and have a P g quantity of fresh lime on hand. Guaranteed to be first-class. Price 15c. a bushel at the kiln. A. Nicholson & Son. 41.0» PROPRIETORS. If writing address Belgrave P. 0. ETHEL SAW MILLS All kinds of Dressed Limber kept on band from 910 up. British Columbia, home out Shingles and Lath kept on hand. A good farm on 13th con. of Grey for sale. A quantity of green cedar poets for sale on Lot 7, Con. 4, Grey. S S. COLE, PROPRIETOR, ETHEL. Mrs. 0. Olson got pretty badly bruised and abaken up. She went to Goderich oo the 7 p. m. train and when she stopped at the etatiou, she walked out on the platform to get off, but b fore abe oonld do so the train started ebuntiog, throw- ing her violently against the oar door. Her head and shoulder were badly bruie• ed' and ebe is still suffering from the effects thereof. Sal Dell. Dr. Milos was baey moving into his new drug store last week. Wm. Crawford left for Toronto where ha hae seamed a good sitoatiae. Roy Sime left for Platteville where he will visit at tbo home of his grand. parents. Frank Bawdeu, of Clinton, formerly of Blyth, had the first finger of hie left hand taken off while operating a boriag machine in the Clinton organ faotory. Rev. Father MOKeon, a former reotor of the Roman Catholic °bormbes at Blyth, Wingham and St. A6051100, has been appointed reotor of St. Mary's church, London, in s0ooeseioo to the late (amen. ted Rev. Father Traher. Jamee Moore, of Waverly, Nova Scotia, ie visiting hie unole and aunt, J. G. and Mrs. Emigh. Mr, Moore's home is 10 miles from Halifax and fe situated in a mountaineer] and mining, but beautiful and romantic, country. He Bays the farming land around Blyth is the best that he hes seen anywhere between Halifax and Blyth. Exeter. The Reeve hae appointed Friday Aug. 8th, as Civic Holiday. John Grigg has opened a branch store in the premiaee lately vacated by W. W. Taman. Harry Heaton has aooepted a position as junior in the new branch of the Sove- reign Bank. E 0. Jouee, Exeter North, has purobae. ed a new tractiou engine, getting it home from London. The council met and appointed Wee. Bissett Constable, &o. and be has al. ready oommcuced the duties that devolve upon him. Wm, Jones while mixing mortar hap. paned to get a quantity of lime in one of hie eyes, with very painful reen110, and as a oo000qutno0 was compelled to lay of work several days. The snlokeetaak ou Meeere. Roes & Taylor's p'aning foot. ry took a tumble and was badly damaged. It is sup• pined that a cow wale in oontaot with one of the support wires and °aimed the trouble. The branch of the new Sovereign Bank here opened its doors for 'minces for the firer time on Tuesday of lost week. The interior, while not yet completed, presents a beautiful appearance, being fitted np in the most modern np,to•dato style. Sandy Bowden and Percy Browning who bolt here on Monday, the 21st nit., with intentions of sailing for the 014 ()wintry, have returned home. Oo arri. vine at Montreal they proceeded to take in the eights of the oily and during their nbeenoe the boat steamed out, mach to the disappointment of our young friends on their ratans, t✓ Cr c n 4ATOR OITA GILEAT CL 1 rBf 2TCr SALE Grows more interesting every day, Nevar in the history of oar BIG CASH STORE have we offered each bargains as we areivin duringthis sale. clearing aria out the belaose of our stook regardless of 0000 to clear. Ong space will not&PO,v to quote prioee to every department. Below we quote a few Emcee which will glue 7011 an idea of the terrillo reduotione you may expect it you viait this store early end of too. Remnants of Prase Goode in two and 5 yard leogtba,, in blank and colored Cash, Berges, Venetians, raor Dress Goode, worth from 25o to 125 per yardAll tt if picetoteanLal' GovesinSint Taffeta and Lisle Thread, in odd linea and eine, in abodes of tin, elate, brown, navy, bleak, ox blood and drab, worth from 20o to 50e per pair, 'Year choice or 10o per pair.—Mao's Suependere, made to sell at 200, for 6°,—Men's Heavy Oot. ton Spoke worth 10o, 4 pair for 25o.—Ladieo' Sailors, with blank and colored boucle, from 25o to 91, At half prloo.—Ladieo' Trimmed Hate front 92,50 to 90, all this season's goods. At half prise.—Ladies' Parasols, in blaok and fancy colors and etripee, from 500 to $3. All at half price.•—Mao's Suite in Dingle and doable breasted Coate, strictly ap-to•date, Shorey's make, at 20 per cent. off,— ' Boys' Snits in great variety, at ball price. We will be pleased to have you come and look through our stook, M'KINNON cE CO„; BLYTH. The Hand that Wields 11e Brusll is never so willing to perform its labors as when the .Paint used yields easily in application. Tho work becomes a labor of love if you use our reliable Ready -mixed Paints. We'll supply you with an article. that Stands an 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 IRISOMMIIMIIIINNWIleMCSINNIVOINCSIMMISMifte A RECORD -BREAKER EWAN & CO. 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 - mg, bike buggies, This is the 8rd we have sold in Brussels and they are all giving first-class satisfaction. These rigs can be bought from EWAN , Q' At close prices at the Up-to-date Carriage Factory.