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BUSINESS SARUS,
ONEYTOLO,NAri'GPER
:,7.At„ epuL, ln,fl, HOG`r`.I.'e Braeoele,
W E, MaORAOI EN
C 1r M Issuer of marriage bieeneee. Of,
floe et tireeerYrd'aruberry fitroet, 13rtteeei8,
MORRISUNI
Lgauer of Nlarmage Licenses,
WALTON. ONT.
MISS JEAN M'LAUCIILIN,
TEACHER OP—
PiA/VO - AND ORGAN.
a3ux^v es=7. S, ANT,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM./
tNenAANOn, „
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
J•. LE CI -CIE,'
LIF1] AND -.FIRE INSURANCE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AO NT,
VALUATOR, do.
Whoa over Hursloy s Drug Store,
Fob, Mb, 1002, 1p'Sm Brussels.
Wellington Mutual
Fire Ingnranee Cut,
xelaAIImarrem 1840
Insurance taken on the cash and premium
note system atounrent rates. Before inaur•
Mg elsewhere call en the undersigned Agent
of the Company, •
GEORGE ROOERS, Brnsoo,a.
MISS &I RAH LOUiSE MOORE,
L. C. M..
Academie graduate of London Coneerva-
tory of Music, also Member of the Aeeooiated
Musicians of Ontario, le prepared to receive
a limited number of 'pupils for 'Snstruotion
on the piano, Qualified to prepare pupile for
the Principal's Form in the Conservatory of
Music.
Brussels, ,Ontario.
AUCTIONEERS.
S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
)• ern, will sellfor better prices, to
better mon in less time mid Jens charges
than any other Auctioneer in East Baron or
nen nlwaye he aranything. t' ti Dates
°Moed cor by
prisons.] application.
VETEDI4NARY.
T " D. WARWICK—
CI • .Honor G1nlua.e of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is or roared to treat all die-
estee of domench:atod animals Ina coronet -
eat rummer. Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Dentletr§ Calls promptly at-
tended to. Oalee and Infirmary—Four doors
North of bridge, Wurnberry st., Brussels..
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
WM, SINCLAIR—
.Barrister, Solicitor, •Conveyancer,
Notary Public, &s. OMee—Stewart's Block
1 door North of Central Hotel.
Solicitorfor'the Standard Bank.
GF. BLAIR, "BARRISTER,
• Solicitor, deo.. Of foe over Stand -
and Bank. Solicitor for Village of Brussels.
Money to Loan at lowest rates,
MEDICAL CARDS.
DR. O. AMBROSE TOOLE.
RESIDENCE Aso OFFIOE—
' HELL ST , EAST, : BRUSSELS.
J. A. N7'NAUGHTON,
101, U., C. M.,
Trinity University, Fellow Trinity Medical
College, Member College of Physicians and
Surgeons.
Royal
lg6eoPxsicias Licentiate
LicentiateMld-
wlfery Edinburgh. I3Telepbone No.14,
itesit'tenoe—Mill street, Brussels,
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD,
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of :Ontario and First class Honor
Graduate of Toronto 'University. Otfiee
next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery,
BRUSSELS.
STOCK FOR SERVICE
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ULL • FOR SERVICE. - A
Thorn' -brad Short Horn, registered
pedigree. Terms lee, trdith privilege of.re-
turuiog if necessary. 0100. 11088
0e• Brussels South.
Fall• Term in.ihe
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Be'gins,Sept. 1,. 1902
Stutter !a u .3, enterat auv:-time Terme
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Sborthau d, bavrI'tor Journal.
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President etGitury •
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FOR SALE' AT' Tait
Brussels Plalil bills
Also Doors and Sash of all Pat
terns on hand or made to order
at Short Notice.
Estimatoa Furnished for all
kindo of•Bnildinge. Workman.
ship and Material Guaranteed.
P. AMENT,
titer Now If Possible
CENTRAL
STRATFORD, ONT,
' A fohool that oppa»qles. front rank among
tile bust Buelnpae Oellegoe en tide contleent,.
unity leadlpg commercial eoboolo' emplpy.
ear graduates 00 tea /ler0, We 00 oar beet
to plate all our graduates lu geed
0osltlo
ne
nut we have gPYo pepcooofnl thip vette
than any gqlrevlono year. Those doesClng
te0ui8utefttged At;
ndor0110Wriarcaalou,
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I3 tWOO(l.
,Elms Fall Pair, Oot. 7 and 8.
Wm. Brown left for Woodet0ok, where
he will undergo epeeist treatment Ipr hie
rbeumatio trouble
,
C. M. Stewart left on Tuesday morning
owif lltremain weakler foner Rttle egintime,a, Asea„ where he
las
Alex, Morrison planed an iron pump on
the town well and flow the residents in
that Vioioity will have pure spring water
ho drink.
The Presbyterian oburab will hold their
anniversary eerriaes on Solidity, Sept,
diet, when Rev, Mr. McCauley, of
Mitchell, will preach. Monday an old
time soiree will be held.
The trnatees of S. 8. No: 10, Atwood
Public sohool will reoeive the sum of 860
from the County Treasurer as their
Blume of the Legislative bonne, for the
.work done by the school in Part I. Junior
Leaving.
Quite a number of the'membere of the
Presbyterian oburoh greeted their pastor,
Rev. Dr: McLeod, are. McLeod and
family on their este arrival home after a
pleasant vacation of two mouths, spent
with relatives in Prince Edward Island,
Exeter'.
t t
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Mime Amy Johne left town to attend
Alma College, 80. Thomas.
The Exeter Orchestra ie engaged for
the Livingetone•Wylie 0050001, Sept.
23rd, Fait night.
B. S. O'Neil is having the inter'or of
hie bank remodelled aod•otberwiee beauti
riot by a fresh ooat of paint.
Thos, Cudmore, Andrew street, bas a
entalower growing in hie garden that
contains 107 heads and etaude nine feet
high.
Miss Estelle Livingstone, daughter of
Rev. Juane Livingstone, Petrolea, takes
part in the concert, Sept. 23rd, /'air night,
Gidley'a Opera House.
Wm. -Snell, who has been suffering for
some mouths from cancer of the stomach,
is at present in a very low. state of
health, and the end eeeme not far distant.
Mr, Ross, who for some months has
been irygoode clerk for E. J. Spackman
has resigned the position and returned to
Lucian'
where, we understand, he will
launch o01 for himself with a partner.
SgnireLeathorn, while panning through
the bash the other day, discovered a very
rare growth in the shape of a wild cherry
tree in bloom and on whioh was numer•
nus clusters of a more developed state of
the bloseoms, having formed. little oiler.
Het.
(4octer1C11.
As soon as a euffioient number of
bricklayers oan he obtained the briok-
work at the new• etation will be oom-
menoed.
Jacob Watzieger., who was confined in
the county jail for lunacy, has been "taken
to the London Asylum by Asylum Bailiff
J. J. Ryan. •
F. Thomson has purchased that beauti.
ful residence on St. George's Oreeaent,
the property of Mrs. Lynn, and will in
future reside there.
L. E. Danoey has moved his offios into
the rooaie in Horton's bleak, over the
hardware store. Dr. Turnbull bitsmoved
to the office vacated.
Mrs. Holmes, of Holmeeville, mother
of .the Couuty Treasurer, has been very
ill the past week, and ae she is in her
ninety,seventh year her relatives are
somewbat alarmed ooneerning her.
R. R. Farrow, chief accountant of the
Coeloms Department, Ottawa, ie supply•
ing for Customs Collector Farrow during
the latter'- absence in the West. Mr.
Farrow, of Ottawa is a nephew of Mr.
Farrow of Goderioh.
E. Tilt, who spent a portion of the
Sommer vacationin praotioal mining
work at Cape Breton, ie home for a
mouth Wore resuming his -studies at
McGill Univereity, where he is taking a
coarse in mining engineering.
At Toronto exhibition on Saturday
Logan L•ndeman, the well known Gode•
rioh running horse, took third money in
the open running race ; beats half mile
and two hundred yards. Oo Monday, in
i , the open run, heats one•mile and 200
garde, Logan Leadsmen won Bret money
is two straight heats. The horse be in
charge of Wm, Blackford.
f,l,:foar..t
Liotowel Pall Show', Sept. 30th and
Oot. 1s1,
' The Anguet obeese in this !motion has
been tnnetly' all sold,'9 13 16 being the
Ben. e. The market has ulnae advanced
to 10.' end over.
"Elie Listowel Furniture Co. reneived
frt m^.fta'western traveller Inst week orders
for °bitettr.l ads of furniture, witli or
dere for t.wo more 0005 to follow .in a day
or two,all for points in tilanitoba.
The ladien of Christ Church have de
oided to hold theirhaudkeichief bazaar,
for. whiuh they have been making pre.
,potation for some time, on the afternoon
ittol evening of Friday, Milt Met.
Rare A I'. Moore and family left town•
on itlonday, the.. former- going to Detroit,
where Ise' piirpoaea taking a,Uuivereity
medical °onion. Mrs. Moore and little
eon Charlie will take up thoir;reeid'enoe
Idr the present with her sister at Prinoe•
ton..
Listowel bore acme off well at Tor.
onto Exhibition, J. A. Kelly's mare,
Jessie McLaughlin, taking first prize for
eingle driver in the etandard•bred (dons,
also first prize in the rondeter class, 15;}
hands and under, and the ewtepetakee
for best roadster mare of any age. Mayor
Watson's span of roadetere took fourth
prize in their °lase, against strong 06m -
petition,
The young peop'e of Christ Church met
at the home of J. 13. and Mrs. Horn, Bay
street, for the pttrpoae of giving a parting
on -mita to Vietor 0. Bamford, and to give
expression to their appreciation of his
long and faithful eervioes•as a oo.laborer
ill oiinrob and 5tind.v Ffobool WO it,
Mise Vivian Olaytort:read au appropriate
address, which weeisecpmpatiied by the
llrepen0atipil Al tt gcntlemwn'a travelling
companion,' a p it of ebony ,military
brpdhee, and a, gent p.ecs.
14eirtI rc,tlr •
The bond have been engaged to foothill
the muelo at Ohs Blyth Fair,
tit. Thomee' •ehareb Squatty aubool be
now bad at 2.50 in the afternoon,
The band went to rTorento on Tuesday
of last Week, to fnrnieh 000010 -et the
Exhibition,
Rev, I, 13. Wallwin, who ban been at-
tending the Methodist oonferenoe in
Winnipeg, 10 back. '
Mrs. James Bertram and little dough•
ter, of New York, are visiting Mre, Bar•
tram's father, H, Town.
Towu ,k (Mee are erecting an apple
evaporator on the old DioBride property,
South of the railway track.
Fred. Vanstoae left for Stratford,
where he has neared a good po,ftioq in
the McLngon furniture factory,
M. Y, McLean has been confined to the
home for the past two weeks with a bad
cold, but le improving rapidly,
Mies Olive Wilson has given up b r
position in Chesney for a more formative
one io 'Detroit, and' left for that oily last
week.
George Mardis is having his residence
on Goderioh etreet, recently purchased
from Jno. Fowler, modernized aid im-
proved.
Wm. Cline, wbo has been laid up with
inflammatory rheumatiem, ie at work
again, although he has by means fully
r4eovered,
A number of bioyoliete were op before
Magistrate Beattie Ilia other day °barged
w th riding on the sidewalk. It emit them
63 75 apiece, whioh is considered pretty
dear riding.
Archibald Suoot, of the firm of Scott
Brothers, returned from a.tour mouths'
trip to the West on Tuesday night of last
week. When Mr. Scott left Manitoba,
about two
weeke"ago, the p
rospects
we
re
of the brightestunusuallyfor aularge
grog.
Thomas E. Hays was c ming into
town from his farm the other day 013
load r t baled straw, and when in front of
the reeidenoe of Jobs' R Govoalook, on
North Main street, the rook gave way on
000 side. The bales slipped off and Mr.
flays went with them, the result being
that the large bone of hie right arm was
broken between the elbow and shoulder.
'do. Hoye does not know whether it wee
done by one of the belea falling on it or
whether the wagon passed over it. The
accident to bud enougb,but might have
been considerably worse, as, had the
wagon passed over his body, he would
undoubtedly have been killed.
Word was received hare on Wednesday
afternoon of last week of a,dietreesing
and fatal aooident whioh had befallen
Joseph Philips, eon of Mr. Philips, station
agent here. The young man was engaged
ht the round hoagie in Stratford, prepar•
ing himself for a railroad engineer, and
while engaged in .coupling ogre on Wed-
needay afternoon,he was caught between
them and oraehed to death. It seems'
that the coupling would not work, and
young Philips attempted to arose to the
other side between the oars, when the.
engine m -sed bask and hie body was
caught between the coupling. He only
lived about 15 minatee after the accident.
The remains were not brought home, but
will be interred in Stratford, the former
home of the deceased'. He was quite
young, beiug not 20 years of age, and was
well know in town, having only been in
Stratford a couple of weeks.
The reeidenoe of Walter G.. Willie,
Goderioh street, had a narrow escape
from destruction by fire on Monday even-
ing of last week. Shortly before ten
o'clock the girl, who was alone in the
house with the children at the time,
became alarmed by the emell of smoke,
x
X .,B1
nod on goine uf, etaire found that fire had
broken pit in the n,ditrig of•one titthe
bodroore, tike immediately gate the
/aurin and the rseigbbord rats in, but the
Ars wee beyond their control and the
Lira brigade was sailed out, rThey were
promptly on /land and the fire was ext/a,
gotebed before it had made mush bead..
wiY, A portion of the roof ,was .burned
end aopelderebte damage was done to
turniterp:by water and smoke, flow the
Ore started e a mystery, There was at
tl Dt i r , e i
iueurando on the house, whiuh' wan pwrtad
by Robert Willie, but nogg on the
tote.
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Fair in Wingham on Sept. 26th and
26th.
W. Hatohison, wbo has been the Io0dl
agent for the MaeseyHarrie Co. for some
time past, intends moving his family to
the Woet, per. Fatalism, intends locat-
ing in Calgary for the present and he and
hire. Hutchison will leave Wiugham this
week.
Andrew Pringto, one of the pioneers of
the township of Turnberry, died at hie
home near Wingham, on Wednesday
morning of last week. Hennaed had
been ill only a little over a week. The
funeral took place on Saturday afternoon
to the Wingbam cemetery,
On Thursday 4th info„ the home of
Postmaster Pittner, of this town, was the
tonne of a very goiet.wedding, when hie
youngest daughter, Carrie, was uoitod in
marriage to Geo.
g 0, Hanna, one of our
enterprising merobaute, Owing to the
reoen0 death in the family, only those
immediate relatives who reside in town
were present. The ceremony was per.
formed by the Rev. J. J. Pattereon, B. A.,
assisted by the Rev. 1), Porde, after
whioh the aueste repaired to the dining
room, where a dainty midday lauoheon.
was served. The bride was just "her
own sweet self" in her going away gown
of dark green ahevfot. Her gifts were
many, beautiful and useful, among them
being a large china oabioet from the
firemen, and a very pretty obair from the
Preebyterian (Moir, Mr. and Mre. Hanna
oft on th•r train 9 10 [or Toronto and
Niagara, -pending a few days before
taking a trip on the new steamer "Tor.
onto" down the .80. Lawrence. Mrs.
Hanna will not bp "at home" cutil after
the new year.
Wrox.+ter.
[Intended for last week.]
0. Cook, of /lineal!, visited in the vil-
lage over Sunday.
Mrs. Jae. Foreythe ie spending a few
weeks in Lnoknow.
Miss Jessie Robertson is the guest of
friends in Belgrave.
Vise M. Harrie visited Wingham triende
say rel days of last week.
Mise Millie Harris has returned from
a visit to Brown City, Mioh.
Mise Pearl Snell, of Goderioh, fa the
guest of her cousin, Mise Jennie Miller.
Mies McKelvey, of Howiok, visited her
brother, Rev. L A. McKelvey, over Sun-
day.,
0. Sanderson and W. Hemphill, of
Walkerton, spent Sunday at their homes
here.
Mies Elda Hazlewood left for Highgate
lest week, where she has secured a situ-
ation.
Gordon Rae and George Kaake oom.
menoed work on the railway motion on
Monday.
Get your photon. taken at Brewer'e
gallery here on Wednesday's. He does
firet•olasa work.
Rev. 8. E. Marshall, of Clifford, noon•
pied the pulpit in the Methodist Church,
Sunday evening.
Arrangements are being made by Tem
water, to have the Mildmay and Wroxeter
Foot Ball teams play off there, on Sep.
tember 25th, the second day of their Fall
Show. The Wroxeter team is not only
willing but anxious to have Ibe game
Dome off.
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ADIES
We wish to draw the special attention of the
Ladies to our new stock of
DRESS GOODS, SIIITINOS and
WAISTr 1 v "rag'
IIL .1 ERIALI5 Fail Trude•
In•this department you"will find the latest and most
up-to-date styles in the market, and for ideas and
suggestions for making -up it will be to your interest to visit
our Pattern Department. The Standard Paper Pattern for
October, just received, show slot -seamed effects in Costumes,
Jackets, Waists and Skirts.. ; Standard Patterns can be relied
upon in making up your Autumn and Winter Clothes. Be
sure to visit our Pattern Department 'and inspect our stock.
Patterns are issued for every need in wearing apparel. When
next you visit our store get a copy of the "Designer." It is
the favorite Women's, Magazine—Edited by Women for
Women.
EVERYTHING CHEAP, ND RANEY PRICES.
A. Strachan.
HOUSE -_PAINTS!
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When you consider iabout,the painting ut;y.°ur house
the moat important thing to think of is, what fe the beat
quality of paint obtainable 1 .The best paint to etand
the weather and look fresh for the lougeet time 7 There
is only one answer to Ihis, namely, that a paint made
with Brondram'e B.B, Genuine Lead, Pure Lineeed Oil,
'1' RADE MARK and . juat enough Dryer, moat he the best, ae this 13. B.
Lead has for so many yeare been proved enporior to all °theta. Such a paint ie
Anchor Liquid Hones Paint, and it is the only liquid paint made in Canada with
Brondram's B. B. Leonine 'White Lead.
It ie a mistake for you to nae anything but the very beet paint in painting your
home. The cost of putting on the paint is neually about the game ae the omit of the
paint itself. A oheap paint takes mora time to make a reasonably good job with
than a good paint, and does not last ae long, nor look eo well. In fact the cheap paint
is the most expensive paint in the end, Mahe no mistake. Use Amber Liquid
Hoagie Paint. It is a Pore White Lead, Zino and Linseed Oil Paint, and ie as good
as can be matte with our choice of the very beet materials. Liao it and get the moat
antiefaotory resnite obtainable with paint. Sold by—
' * ,,ivirmitalridst,co. Brussels.
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All Hindu of Desesed Lumber kept on
itatid from 010 lip,
British Colombia, botne out nublss
and Lath kept on hand.
A good form on 13th eon, of Grey for
oak),
A quantity of green cedar poste for
solo or, Lot 7, Hon, 4, Grey..
S. S. COLE,
rim PRIETOI3, ETBISL.
A meeting of the oharebo'dera of the
Soule Go, wee :held is' Jno, Douglas' shop
Tuesday evening,
Oliver Smith, jr„ hie gone to Owen
Sound whore he will take a oouree in the
Business College.
John and Dire. Bray have returned
from a two weeks' visit with relatives at
Brantford and 8t. Marys,
At time of writing (Tuesday) Peter
MoTuvieb,"of Howiok, la lying in a very
critical condition, aufferiog from blood•
poisoning. No hopes are entertained of
his recovery.
Frank Pdwarde, of the furniture and
undertaking besineaa, is in Toronto this
week taking a fall worse of instructions
in embalming. Hie brother from Ford.
wioh ie looking after tics bueiaees in his
abeenoe.
Wm. Rutherford returned from Port
Arthur last week. David Martin, who
was not so seriously' injured as Was re-
ported, did not a000mpany Mr, Ruther-
ford ou his return, but aoutiniled hie trip
tothe West,
Amongst those those wh, attended the Tor.
onto Exhibition from here were :—T.
Hemphill, R. Ramie, R. Miller, S. Black,
Fora the
G.W. Sanderson, Y o E. Chad.
wick, N. F,reythe, T. Wella, J. MoTavieh
and Mies MoTatish, Mrs. A Wells, Mrs.
Jno. Soots, and Misses V. Simmous, Lot
tie Paulin, Ida Paulin and Maud Gotto
Lelttlbury.
A ex. Souter hae now a sou and heir.
Mrs. Wm. !Inkwell jr., is vi•iiing her
parents in Palmerston this week.
Mies Jeanie Munn, whose nettle was
broken some time ago,is again able to be
around.
Quite a number from here took in Tor-
onto Fair. Others are figuring on
Lon don.
Mrs. Robert Moon, of Monoreiff, is at
present very eiak. Mr. and Mrs. Mann
were former reoidente of this part.
Jamas Graves, whose lege were so pain-
fully bruised sometime ago by a load of
grain passing over them, is now on the
mend.
Eaf. Dennie leaves on Saturday for
Wingham where he hae engaged ae
moulder in a stove manufacturing Co. of
that place.
No less than four weddings are in
eight. A London eoientiet b amps a
recent outbreak of murder and suicide in
that oily on the weather, probably it has
something to do here.
f31 t 01,.
E. Livitrgetone is away on a business
trip to Sault Ste. Marie.
Taeeday and Wednesday. October 7th
and 8th, are the dates of Blyth fair.
A oar of wool, weighing 12,000 pounds,
was shipped to Heepeler on Monday of
last week by Meeere. Bainton Bros.
The annual Fall fair concert will be
given in Industry Hall on the eeoond
night of Blyth fair by the HarveyKen•
nay Co., of Toronto.
The trustees of U. B. 8. No. 11, Hallett
and East Wawenoeb, are complaining
about tboae in charge of traction engines
stealing wood from the school wood pile.
Mies Pearl Gidley passed the primary
examination of the Toronto Coneervatory
of Mueio with honors. She was the
youngest of all the pupils who wrote on
the examination.
The local tent of the Knights of the
Maccabees have arranged with the Cana-
dian jubilee singers and Imperial orches-
tra to give one of their popular
concerts in Industry hall on Thursday
evening, September 25th.
The newly organized Blyth Rifle am -
(dation met on Tuesday evening of last
week and elected the following officers :
—Capt. H, Torr Ranee ; Secretary, Lieut.
J. A. Jackson; treasurer, P. H. Douglas ;
committee, 8. Hr Gidley, R. MoCommine,
J. B. Tierney and R. McWilliam.
Luc;kilow.
Rod. Matbeaou was in Toronto last
week.
Wm. Lyons was appointed collector of
taxes for 1902.
A granolitbio walk ie being built to
the G. T. It. station.
Geo. Joynt, ofRenselt, bee scoured a
position at the evaporator.
AIL Newton is rusticating at Owen
Sound for a couple of w, eke.
George Berry, of Port Arthur is spend-
ing a few weeks with friends in Lnoknow,
1linloes Branch Agricultural Sooiety's
Fall Show at Lnoknow on Oot. 1st and
2nd.
The Lookrnow Presbyterian church is
shortly to be lighted- by 100 eleotrio
lights.
D. N. Matheson, wife and eon, of Al.
leghany, Pa., are viaitiug Mende in
town.
Peter Herron returned from Winnipeg
to spend a few weeks with triende in
Lnoknow.
At the oonnoil meeting the tax rate
was struck at 22 mile on the dollar, the
eaumes last yutr, .
Wm. Harper; of Branton, Manitoba, is
speeding a few weeks with friends in
Lnoknow and vioinity.
Walter Treleaven, of Beattie, Washing.
ton Territorry, is visiting his parents, T.
H. and Mrs. Treleaven,
Al. Mnrdooh, wife and family and Mies
Aggie Lennon, arespending a few days
camping at the lake at Pine Point.'
Mre, E' nl Stneltzer of this village bad
an operation performed in Toronto last
week and we are pleaeed to know she is
improving Wisely,
ltliee Edith Smith left on Thursday of
beat week for Toronto where else will
take a two months' mueloab course at the
Academy in that oily.
A earriage containing four women ran
over Fireman John Hutton'- little boy at
Hamilton. The child be seriously injur-
ed,
FALL MILLINERY FRIDAY tr SATURDAY
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Our Millinery Opening aiway oageoa a glitter of mit*..
meat among the' fair eez. They alwaye expect to Dee all the
new oreationn in Millinery displayed in our large Phew roome,
and we make it a point not to dieappoiht them, Other Deg,
0000 we have repeiyed unetinted praise for thewealth and alt.
tent of our opening diepiaye, but cur dleplay 00 Friday even.
ing, the 26th, will empties anything we have ever attempted,
This department is under the able management of Miee Stewart,
'isolated by a full etaif of aesietan0a and expert trimmers, who
attend the wholesale millinery openings and spout 00100 wealla
in copying the latest Paris end New York designe and aro pre-
pared to execute all orders in the wont arlietio etyle. To sup.
plement the attraotioue of our Millinery display on Friday
evening, the 26th inst„ we will make a apeoial showing of New
Fall Dreee Goode, Silks and Fancy Blouse Goode, New Fors
in Ladies' astrachan Jackets, Oaperineo, Ruffs, Muffs, Born
and Viotorinee, Ladies', Miseee' and Children's Olotb Coate in
all the new etylea, Ladies' Pfd Gloves in the beet qualities in
all the new Full shades,
A Cordial Invitation is Extended to All to Attend Our Grand
Millin
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Millinery e 't g,
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P gill
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The Hand that
!e1 Brun
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 yon
use our reliable Beady -mixed
Paints. We'll supply you with an
article that
Stands on its Merits Alone
—The BEST and the CHEAPEST. Tho SHERWIN—WIL-
LIAMS PAINTS saves you Money, Time and Patience and never
fails to give satisfaction.
Complete stock of Paints, Oils,
Varnishes, &c.
Wiltoni& Turnbull
CROQUET SETS,
EXPRESS WAOONS,
&C., AT
The Post
Bookstore
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-
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.