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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1902-8-28, Page 5• •t: Avg, 23 02 BUSINESS CODS. A/ION/4Y TO LOAN AT S PER oPut, h' 11, 89QT7!, hriteecle, IL 1VfoOltA(KPN-- Ite tirooerY,Ternnbeerrry treat, eCasaolOaf N, „ 3AR1 TT— • 4Thildraoaf 's h1b0eah$ro (tutting tCaeB te,aPn0Bk9toa1pt—LY•uNdPlSaet " daonodr M. MORRISON, 'Issuer of Marriage Licenses, W.41 -TON, ONT. MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN, ' —TEAOaEIu OF -- PIANO AND ORGAN, ROBERTOUNNINGHAM1 • INSIMAtioe; FIRE AND MARINE, GUELPH. Wellington Mutua1 Firei euraece Ce., Bn7l'Aurasnop 1890 Insurance taken on the cash and premium fore nota 1I system 0at call 0 at rated. Bgtiod 4goot Maur- ine 416owhrre call ou the undersigned Agent of the Company. GEORGE ROGERS, Brueselti. MISS SARAN LOUISE MOORE, L. O. M.. Academie graduate of London 0onserva- toryor Music, also Member of tbeltesoclated Musicians of Ontario, is prepared to receive a limited number of pupils for Instruction on the piano, Qualified to prepare pupils for Cho Principal's Form in the Conservatory of Munich Brussels, Ontario, ALEX. HUN TER— Mork of the Fourth Division Court, Co, Huron ; Conveyancer, Notary Public, Land, Loan. and Insurance Agent ; Auction- eer. Funds invested and to -loan. Collec- tions made. Offioo in Gvshant's. Block, Brur- ee7s. AUCTIONEERS. I�S. SCOTT AS AN AUOTION- • sun, will sell for bettor prices, to botter,men, In .lees time and lees charges than any other Auctioneer in East Huron or he won't charge anything, Dates and ordure can always be arranged at this office or by Personal application. VETERINARY. J• D. WARWICK— Honor Credence of the Ontario Vet-. etinary College, 1s prepared to treat all ills; eases of domesticated animals in a oompet-. ent manner. Particular attention paid to Veterinary Dentistry. Oahe promptly at- • tended to. OM se. and Infirmary—Four doors North of bridge, Vnrnberry at., Brussels. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. VVM. SINOLAIR— • Barrister, Solloitor, +Oonveyanoer, Notary Public, &o, Office—Stewart's Block 1 door North of Central Hotel Solioltor for the Standard Bank. G• F. BLAIR, BARRISTER, Solicitor, &o. Oftloe over Stand - and Bank. Solicitor for Village of Brussels. Money to Loan at lowest rates, • t1AEDICAL CARDS. RMBR • D . C.AMBROSE TOOLS RESIDENCE Jam OFFfOE— , A MHZ BT, EAST, BRUSSELS. ✓.-A. M'NAUGHTON. AL D. O. M., Trinity University, Fellow o w Trinity Medical Dolle a Mombar College of Physicians l d ud Surgeons,Out. Licentiate the Royal Col- lege of Physicians and Licentiate o1 Mid- wifery e'r t&—lUloit eatries h. DENTISTRY DR. R. P. FEILD, DENTIST Graduate of ;the Royal College of Dental Burgeons of Ontario and First-class Honor Graduate of Toronto University. Office neat to Brewer's Photograph Gallery, BRUSSELS. Fall Term in the L/$TOWEL Begins Sept. 1, 1902 • Students may enter at any time. Terms rt•nsonabl 0, Two gouroes—Comm erclal and Atm Chit, d, Nand for Journal C. A. 1t,l{\Il'n, A, L. MCINTYRE, 1rinideat, Feoretary, 8HL.E Ustli1811 1011111111.1171 lard CVOi' 1111"tl�lt!� North Shore t'ilse and Cedar FOB SALE AT TUB AND Brussels Planing, .Mills Also Doors and Saab of all Pat terns ou hand or made to order at Elbert Notice, Estimate° Furnished for all kinds of Buildingo.' Workman. ship and Material Guaranteed, • +'1tiII Teti ,Qpons CENTRAL1 (')K)t. 2 STRATFQRD, ONT."dam/ A 001001011Memiaploe beet rank among the boot Business Cotiog 9 .Pn 01110 eentigent: at M 1 le dlu a m r pp y m M 0 10 sal leo employ our graduates ae.touphgrs;� WeP to 0111 beet to place all our gradnatee to good ppogltlope and we have been more 80800001101 Ott year than to any provloue year. Those deetrlug tee beet in Medium oduoatlon should pt. tend our flobool, Write far catalogue, Jit ELI IUTr, Princtpnl, istriCt Cdos I3eixiisall, Mro, Dr, Fergneon left for Barrie where she will upend et few Weeks visiting Mende. A. Brandt, station agent, bag purelmeed Harry Weleb's tine reeideooe, corner of Netoun and Eiolimond eta., and will move roto it obprtly. J, Stamey bee a variety of plume Galled the Perianth f3amonia, some of whiph m Debora 7 inobee in oiroamtereaoe They are etpd to be excellent for panning pnrpoeee. John Caldwell left this week to spend It few months' with relatives in California. Elia health baa been rather poor of late and he gore to the garden land in hopes of improving it, While in Bootland, T. Berry attended the big agriealtaral show at Aberdeen which he pronounces ao exceptionally Ane exhibit of hornet; and etosk. He hae made 22 round tripe acmes the Atlantic Lllclkrto w, R. Sneigrove hae the oontraot of paint ing the Laoknow Town Hall. Rev. W. E. Treleaven, of Teviotdole was visiting friends-in.Luoknow. Rev. A. Maohay and Mrs. MaoKay have retnroed from their trip to Algoma, W. J. Mitohell hae removed his jewel. lery store to the building recently oaoepied by R. Soott'e dry geode store on the South side of Campbell street, The Laoknow base ball club went to Cargill on Tuesday of last week to p ay the return match with the team of that village and suffered another defeat. A base ball game will take plane in the Agrioultitral park in Laoknow on Labor Day, Monday, Sept. let, between the Cargill team and the '•Irish Nine" of Leman. At the High Court meeting rf the L 0 Foresters held in Wiudeor R. D. Cameron was elected for the fourth time to the position of High Auditor, Frank Cain was also appointed High Junior Wood ward, Kinloee Council met in the Towoebfp hall, Holyrood, on Aagaet lilt. All members preeeut. Minutes of last meet ing were read and signed. A By-law was preeod providing for the levying of the following rates for the current year viz:— Pei County porpoeoe, 1 8 10 mills ; for Townehip pnrpoeee, 1 810 mills-; for special school ',amoeba 1 3 10 mills on the dollar. John Purvis was re appointed colleotor. • .Foltdwlch. Mr. Fry, of Elmira, was visiting at the home of B. S. Cook. Howlett Townehip Council metio Ford• wioh on Wednesday of last week. W. H. Spence conducted the eluvial, in the Methodist ohurub on Sunday evening. Courtney Gilpin,, of Toronto, has been venting relatives and friends on the 441, Concession and io'Fordwioh. He leaves this week for Alberta. Wm. Downey arrived in the village laet (week. from Toronto and will remain home for come time to aeeiet in oaring. for hie mother who is at preeeut sink. Mre. Elijah Ellie, mother of the late Mre. E Little wae in the villageand received a °berme for 81,000 from the ChosenFr' i code the amount of Mr. Little's insurance. On Tneadey afternoon of last week D m• M0110 Porteous, Kurtz ills v met' with a oink 1 a t ud sed s ' p omdeot while threehiug for Mr, Denny who lives on the boundary South of Newbridge. It 'teems that in same way he got his right arm caught in one of the belts connected with the oyl 'oder, and would have been killed had Mr. Denny not seen, caught and held him till the arm was aomplete'y twisted off about three inches below the shoulder. Mr. Porl000e also received a bad wound on the back of the hood by otrikiug against it pulley it is thongbt. He has bean in the threshing buaineee for some years and ie well liked by all who know him, who all hope that he may remover though it will be a long time before he will be able to ue arouud again. L,.iettoweal II. Rapp has sold hie finenewlreeidenoe on Main street to Mrs. George Furber, of New York, who is eumrneriog bere. Garroch Broa have hod considerable improvements made in the interior of the eignr tindery, with a view to the com'ort of 111 emplo}ere, J. H. Purl Mrs, Stuart were palled to Hamilton to attend the fo.lar.l of Mre, Stuart's sister iu law, elra O+borne, wife uI Dr A. B. Osborne, whoa° death took place unexpectedly at St. Catharines. flies Denali Hutohineon, daughter of R Hu °lllII 0n, town, who has been teach. I11d in the Pelmoretou Public eobool, hae been promoted to the room next to the Principai'a, et an advance of $50 in eatery. Tommie Rae, an expel rider in the employ of Kidd Broe., met Willi It bad aeoidant on Tuesday of last week. WI,ile training a horse tointim hurdles be wee thrown, and in failing his at liar bone was broiled A largo number of friends at Rev, A. P, Moore and Mre. Moore assembled at the pariah room of Christ ohurcola on Mou, day evening, of last week for the purpore of nmaltingafarewell presentation to them, S. A. Tussle, warden, was called to, the chair, end John Watson, reotor'e warden, read the addreeo, at the same time handing the rev, gentleman a well filled purse, Mre. Moore was given a colonial oak roolter. A rink of Listowel bowlere went to Niagara on Monday of last week to par. tiaipate in the Ontario teurnameut held there. They met with rather hard Inuit falling in the firet round before the Royal 0anadiau Yacht Olab team. In the Aeeoolatiocn Matoh Listowel rink was beaten by one ebot. The following gentle- men composed the Listowel rink J. L. Gillian, W. J. Sarvia, J. W. Rolle and "" ANENT , Geo. Zoller, 0119. (n the eeoond day, 8 Consplatiop tnatahee, LIstowsi rink de i Coated toe Saar Dowell and 0aeade rink, of Toronto, het logit le Brampton in th i third round, The (Moir factor y Mooed down for a week or two, wlti,a 00d1t is being taken, 'Tie step bas bawl oonaidored adeioable owing to Notion between the ,tanager Red direeturo, The Company hoe a good beainaoa established, which will not be e1040ted by Oho temporary eioaiug down, LW ordere are being dined 00 0 nal. Qao,•, try, A large number left here lost weak ou the harveet exoursiohe to Mauitgba, Potatoes promised an 00or,0001 yield but corn is not eo good ae iu former years owing no doubt to the 000l Summer we have had together with the frequent ebowere, Jae, Found, father of our 0, P, R. agent, arrived home gn Tueedey from England, where he has been renewing old aognaintancee for the past three months Mr. Found 'coke ae if the trip agreed with him. The regular monthly meeting of the Woinen'e Institute was held in the For. eaters' Hall, Atlanta 13th, 1902. The two interesting papers given, wore 009 on "Salads" by Mre. W. Siropoon and on "Cookinga" and utas of Vegetables, by by ,vlra,J, Armstrong. Twenty.. mem Imre were present. Viae Coleman's 0005 ',Letaway," ma friss your Coate was en- joyed by the Institute, The Polios Trueteee mat on August 10th, 1902, Mr, Bennett being ab• sent Minutes of last mooting read and ooufirmed. It wae deoided to raise a special tax of 5125 for the purpose of pay ing balance on graoolithio walk and other village expellees, The motion pass. ed at previous meeting to have all playing games each a8 baseball, lacrosse, azo., on the streets put a atop to was considered and decided to have it enforced. Meet lug was then adjourned to meet at the cell of Chairman, Olin. gou. Mies Fisher, of Colborne, is the new oreauiet of Ontario street ohuroh. Ogle Cooper hae disposed of hie grocery buoineee to Peter Maitland, of St. George, who fa now in possession. Robert Coates, assistant editor of the Labor Gazette, Ottawa, ie spending hie holidays at his home in Clinton. Onslow Oriob completed hie first year's eervi00 ea caretaker of the cemetery and during that time there were 39 ihtermente. D.Aantelon shipped two oarloade of apples to Winnipeg, Man. The variety is the Duchess and the price 10o per barrel, While aeoieting his son in law, John McGregor, of the god con. of Stanley, with hie harvest the other day, Arohie Macdonald euetained an injury which has since laid him up and neoeeeitated an operation which was performed on Time day of last week. John Irwin, who has been aesistant euperintoadent of the Denver and Rio. Grande Railway, hen resigned that posi- tion and Inc been offered that of super intendant' of the American Refrigerator Transit Co, covering the Gould system of five railwayo. The salary to start with is 83000 and' expeoeee'with' a' probable raise to 85000. Grigg Irwin, who has been in Springfield, Maes., for some time, Imo gone to Oleveland, Ohio, where he has accepted a lucrative eituation. Meohanioal engineering ie hie forte and he is making rapid progress at it. These young men are natives of Clinton and sone of R. Irwin. U ort a ri oft. Judge Doyle is away on a holiday trip St. Patrick'' ward school has b en shingled dud• the outside painted. The Knitting Company 10 shipping lar I e principally E g y, p p y o the Northwest, The etea w mer no being built on the island is being pushed ahead these days. Michael O'Mara is in the county jail, having been Bent up from Wiugbam for 30 days for vagrancy. The dock Drib work is praotioally nom luted but ire [Vine I 4 e will take P two years at Chetpresent rate ofproceeding; The Hurb,r i Limber 11 M l woe matting square timber moat of which will be used iu the pier being built at St. Joseph. Wm. Erwin has ehowu the Star a sample of Irish beans he 18aa grown this semen frons imported need, they are certainly large and plump. From 5 to 8 Olt a pod, which is frequently 10 inches lone. Philip Holt, K. 0., who was recently appointe l deputy county judge for Huron, hae received Abe additional appointment of looal judge of the High Court of Justice for Ontario. This will enable Mr. Holt to hear motions and transmit other local bueineee in the High Court. R. W. and' Mre. McKenzie have left on a Western trip. • They go to the Pacific coast and return to Winnipeg in time for the opening of the Methodist General Conference, to which Mr. MoKenzie is a delegate from the London oonforenoe. They will be away petit about the let of Ootober. JO 46 P081' lames Raid, of the m011ieipel staff, ha" b n i ea ar uu 1 'I h et a v a s tike a twtek Y f? weeks and hl « o tr' ca ham it ran l h e h n alarmed d ie v me at h Gott dingo. tie le now tufting trelkimeot in Detroit, flan we hope will souk recover 0o I t mp eely hie wputoti health and strength. thea young et diiughtar oident f befell IP, Butee, Newgate elreet. Whito playing in a yard adjoinigg her own borne she ran against a rope and Woe'brown down on 9, o9rnent w4110, her collar brine being broken in two planes and her arm dieloottted at. the ohoulder, $tie suffered greatly from the shook and io o0iee at first, but be now pro, greael8g favorably. i .twvootl. Mro, Jeoob filum(, jr., and baby left on Thursday morning of last week for Mani., lobo, where she will join her hnebaod, Mr. Matheson and two obildreu, of 1118. nae, are visiting Wu eieter, Mrs. Steveue. Mr. Matheson ie a Veterinary Burgeon. Mre, Jve, Molloy left Tbnreday of last week for a two weeks' trip to Sault Ste, Marie where Mr, Me/Coy le at "nougat workieg, Lorne Fear, we of Rev. E. A, Fear, formerly (motor of the Methodist church here hasbeen , euooesefulin obtaining his Pert II Junior matrioulation, Ile wrote at St. Marys. " The Atwood Publie eobool reopened on Monday of last week with Priaeipal Mn Kinnon in ;barge of the senior depart. ment, and Miss Meredith holding away ovee the junior room. The Bee Editor thinks a bylaw ought to be paeeed, prohibiting ,owe bawling on Sunday from the hours of 10 a, m. till 12,30 p. m, and from 2 p. m. till 6 R. m. the next morning. A number of the residents of the South end of Main street have enbeoribed a sum of money and are oinking a well on the East aide of Main street. Henry John- son hae the contract for drilling. It ie intended to nee the water for drinking pnrpoeee and for street watering. While attending the funeral of old Mr. Gilchrist on Suuday of last week, W. F. Forreet wee suddenly overcome with eick- oeee. He managed to get home bot was aompelied to be up and around for beer nese on Monday. He then called on the doctor, and was informed that he had a paralytic stroke; affecting his right aide. Mr. Forrest ie oonflued to ked at preeeut, and is very weak. lets tlr. Twenty-seven people left Blyth station last week foe Manitoba. Mies Janet Aodereon left for Tebkum• mah, Manitoulin Ialmud, where she has been engaged to teach in the public wheel of tbat place. , Blyth oonnoil met on Monday evening of -feet week and decided' to build a ,roe.. Mg on Dineley street near the railway crossing. John Selly hae sold his residence on King street to Dr. Jerome. The pride paid wag $1450 dash. Mr. Kelly and family .will likely take op their residence in Goderioh. Honey Taman, of Blyth, and Mre. Margaret Machan, of Mitohell, were mar- ried at the Sekforth' manse en Tuesday Ang.• 12. Both the bride and groom are 73 years of age. F. W. Tanner, a former resident of Blyth, and who has been residing ie Strathroy for the peat seven years, hag removed to London where he hae been appointed manager of the Sanitary Dairy Co. The Strathroy Dispatch makee the following reference to Mr. Tanner and family :—"F. W. Tanner and family leave for London, where they intend re. siding in future.. They perry with them the heat wished of many.triends here, who sincerely regret their remove!, and hope hat roe aril and ha in ase ' P P y will be the result of the oh n " Pp 0. fie. DEAre or JAattte Cutra —James Emigh died shortly atter 10 o'olook oil Thursday Aog. 14 For the paid year and a half he had be it been I with Sri' ' g hta disease, whish to ether with dropsy, g p y, was the mal toe of death. e b. Ever thio was done Everything that human kande amnio do t ownrde checking the dread diseasr but. all of no avail., ' A time duringthe e past three or four menthe be would he very ill, rallying only for a day or two. Two weeks ago Sunday he took suddenly worse and grad• ually grew weaker until Thursday morn• ing, when be passed peacefully away. The funeral took plane on Saturday after. noon from the residence of hie parents to Union cemetery and was very largely attended, The services at the house and grave were concluded by Rev. 3, Ed• monde, the new rentor of Trinity obnroh, The eervioe at the house was a beautiful, touohiog and .impressive one. The de- oeased had two favorite hymns and before he died he requested that they be Bung at hia funeral eervioe, which was done. The coffin was covered with flowers and floral wreathe, some of the latter being most beautiful. Deceased wag the young. est eon of J. G. and Mre. Emigh and was in the 33rd year of his age. He wag o yonog. man of magniliaent physique, Downing Bros. Agents Beauty in a Shoe is not hard to find these days, but it is difficult to find that rare combination of beauty and style comfort and durability. Never- theless you can get it at DOWN- ING'S, and it won't cost you any more for these Shoes than others lacking these essentials. Our Oxfords and Colonials are mar- vels. for the Slater Shoe. Downing Bros. OL 26,000 Lbs, of Wool Wanted at Brussels Woolen Mill Where the Illgbeet Market Price will be paid in aaeh or `trade. We oleo have In etook a 500 line of Blankets, Sheetings, s, Yarns, Tweeds, Etc. All Pure Wool Goode. Custom Carding done at any time, Your own wool made into relict at abort notice. Don't eell your wool or have it manufactured until you call at the r B ousels Woolen W Mill and get (close. L00kric.ge Bros. L 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-class. Price 15c. a bushel at the kiln. A. Nicholson & Son. 41.0m PROPRIETORS. If writing addreea Belerave P. 0. ETHEL SAW MILLS All kinds of Dreseed Lumber kept on hand from 010 up. British Colombia, home oat Bbinglee and Lath kept on hand. A good farm on 13th coo. of Grey for sale. A quantity of -green cedar poets for sale on Lot 7, Con. 4, Grey. S S. COLE, PROPRIETOR, ETHEL, J LE CME, LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE, LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, VALUATOR, bo. OMoa over Hursley's Drug Store, Feb, ken, 1901 00.8m Brussels, standing 6 feet and weighing over 200 pounds, and up to begioniog of bis illness had every appearance of a long life before him. tartlurth. The Seaford l Millin 00. are re i ' ga alfa P g !hair bnildiug. The choir of the Methodist Church will hold their annual picnic to Bayfia'd on Labor Day. Mee Allele Laird, of Brooklyn, New York, is here 91811105 her lather, John Laird, and other Iriende. Robt. Reid, of Clinton, has accepted a poeitiou with the Canada Furniture Manufaatnrere in town. Mise Jessie Bethune hoe been engaged as teacher for the fourth department in the Seatorth public school. Work has been progressing rapidly one the big sewer, and it will probably be Ooiahad within two months. Mise Mabel Goveolook has been engaged as teaoher in the Babylon Line school, Stanley township, for the coming year. The 93rd Regiment band have reeogeiz• ed home talent in the eeleotion of Will. McLeod as their leader. Mr. Brown, late leader, intends joining the Gay Minstrel Co. Mre, John M, Qnode, who hae been in the hospital et London, for the peat few weeks, returned bone on Monday of last week. Although far 1,om strong Mre. McQuade is on the high road to recovery. The Methodist, Episcopal and Preeby- terian congregations will unite iu a Sab bath school etooreion to Goderioh. Friday, the 29,1 inst. The train leaven Seaforih at 9 o'alook a. m., and returning leaves Goderioh at 7 in the evening. Rev. I. B. and Mre. Wallwfn, of Beta .•rth, lett Iaet week on a Weetero trip. Mr. Wallwin will attend the Methodist Cunferenoe iu Winnipeg and will also 'sit in Brandon, whie Mre. Waliwin will go through to the coast. Mr. Box, father of W, H. Box, of 'his owl,was here visiting his eon. Mr: Box a mus of the pioneer settlers of the; town hie of Stephen, and otill resides on the arm iu that towebbip, near Exeter. He e Clearly 90 yearn of age, and 1e still emarkably active for hie years, and Tooke e 11 be might reach the century mark, D. D. Wilson and Mr. Cardoo are again nay buying apples for shipment to the Id oonntry, Mr. Wilson eaye that bile there is an abundant crop, a large roportion will not be fit for shipment on eaount of mote. The Snows and Spiel) re almost umlaut on this amount, while ho Dnobeee are quite Olean. John O'Keefe, cattle dealer, of tbie wn, paid out 510,783 for cattle, which e ebipped. There were seven oar loads, r 148 headof export keen) in the lot. °eidea this, Mr. O'Keefe boys and ship n an average three oar loads a week, and no week not long ago ho paid out $11,146. hese cattle wore all purohaeed in this sighborhood. v a b p a t0 b B T n �Id xn CASH n s .. �TOREr LADIES' CLOTH JACKETS. CTS,. Oar ]'iadiee' Cloth Jaoketa have arrived end they are dandies. I We show all the new up to•date etylee in short, niediutn and long lengths. Tiley are 1100 very latest Pail and Winter ;Styles. We will be pleased to have yen mall and limped them whether Yon wish to boy or not, bat if yon want to buy you will have te bettor Choice now than later on, Below we quote a few prices :— Ladfee' Beaver Jaoketa, in navy, bleak and fawn, velvet oollar, double breaeted, good value at 88 50, for 82.71. Ladies' double breaeted Cheviot Jaoketa, velvet oollar, stitched lapel, m eerized tieing, 55. Ladies' Venetian Jaokete,in bleak and grey, fly front, pearl buttons, 36 inobee long, very stylish, $7.50. Pine Remy Coate, inblack and fawn, 40 inches long,oemi.filting with yoke, 514 96 : NEW DRESS GOADS. Weare showing iu n w e lanolin g p range ne New Drees Goode, in black fry 41 and colored Homespuue, Vionnae, Venetians Coatine8ergee Broadcloths, t� 44 to 00 Mabee wide, at 40o, 75o, 81, $1.50 and 82 per yard. ' Summer Goods Don't forget that we are clearing out all lines of Summer Goods very cheap. There is a long season of Lot weather yet to come and you therefore get the benefit of seasonable goods at a low price. "M" Waists Don't Sag and there never was a knitted shirt or garment that stands wear and washing as well. The fabric is knitted from a high gradecotton and is bleached after knit- ting by a special pro- cess to preserve all the life and strength. The weight of cloth- ing doesn't come on the knitted goods at all but 1 101 on the 'M" system of taping. This carries the strain, and never wears out. The buttons don't come off, and the button holes last as long as the waist. Less worry about waist cost, and most satis- faction for the child. Pllat We can supply yon with the "1111" Underwaist for Girls and Boys from 2 to 10 years of age at 25c and 35c each. This is the ideal Waist for Children, not only the most comfortable and durable but nicest and best in every way. Standard Patterns, Fashion Sheets and Designers for Sep- tember now to hand. Popular Patterns at Popular Prices. A. STRACHAN. The Hand that **WI IM :/121);,'<erP110111011' L - rill,l rg IMF 1 , �^r► u II ,. tl ' � Ari 1, II�, 1 I� !e1Ug lie Briisli i n a never BO willing D R 11 n to perform I. 02m its labors bo s aeh w en the Paint used l ed yields easily in application. ou. 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 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. Yon 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, hall bear- • ing, bike buggies. This is the 3rd 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.