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Yuen Little -The underaigned has a
quantity of freall lime on hantl. 13 coots
per bushel. V. Gum».
ielliceevalee„
Tho flax mill project le making good
progress and will be an eatablished
reality in the course of a few inenthe.
Turnberry Township Commit will meet
here on Tuesday, May 25th, at 10 o'olook
a. m., and es a court for the revision of
the tweesament roll at 1 o'clook p. rn. of
the same cley.
0.11DINAT[ON AND Inotteriox,-The Pree-
bytery of Maitland will meet in the Prea.
byterian church at Bluevale on Tuesday,
20th inst„ at 12,80 p, m., to hear orate.
ation trials of W. 5. Wast and at 2 p. n.
the Presbytery will proceed with the
ordiumtion and induction serviees. The
Rev. A. Miller, of A.glifield, will preach a
sermon suitable to the ocoasion. Rev. A.
Month, 111. A.., Moderator of Preebytery,
will preside. Rev. Wolin Ross, B. A..,
will address Ole newly inducted minieter
and Rev. D. 13. McRae will address the
congregation.
C,1 es ex.
We aro glad to hear that Wee Anna
Livingstone is reoovering.
Dnnoan 'Many has pt rcheced the farm
recently vacated by Angus Campbell.
Wm. Bray la preparing to erect a stone
foundation under his barn next Summer.
Geo. Spoiran, of the Mb Cion., io
preparing to eroot a driving shed next
Sommer.
Walter MelLey and Rey PioNaught, of
the 17/11, have secured places for the
Summer in Fullerton township.
Geo. McKay, of the Rith con., is build-
ing a house un his other farm. It will
presently be occupied by Ur. Forbes.
Quite a number from the 10th con.,
took in the wedding of Miss Whitfield of
the 12th oon., on Wednesday evening hot.
Bethel League in re -organizing for the
next six months. Mise Penreon luta been
re-eleoted President. Tho other along
will be elected at the Longue meeting on
Friday eveuing.
ElYarENEAL.-On Wednesday afternoon
of this week John Holmes and Antal
Rachel, daughter of John Bishop, Oth
line, were united in marriage at tee
manse, Breese's. In the absence of 18"y,
John Rosa from town, the matrimonial
knot was tied by Rev. R. Paul. May
happiness and prosperity attend Mr. and
Mrs. Mohnen is the wish 021 large oirole
of relatives and friends.
&moot Reeoler.-The following is the
report of the standIng of the pupils in S.
S. No. 10, Grey, for the month of March ;
-Fourth &age, total 500. -Amelia
Melte!, 400 ; Geo. McKay, 391 ; Irene
Baker, 368 ; Mary Carnoehan, 811 ; duo.
Sperain, 332 ; Aclelia Fogal, 811 ; John
Coutts, 289 ; John Evans, 285 ; Wilbur
Baker, 201 ; Clirdwood Coleolough, 108.
Sr. 3rd, total 600. -Geo. Michel, 402 ;
Garfield Baker, 357 ; Alex. Cleans, 318.
5r. 8rd, total 425', Esther Baker, 374 ;
Mary Coutte, 356 ; Ethel Spalding, 911;
Jas. Carmarthen, 333 ; Roderick Bieleay,
319 ; Sara Buttery, 297 ; Arthur Hyde,
285. Sr. 2tn3, total 375. -Mand Rath'
well, 310 ; Garry Gass, 832 ; Conrad
Nrable, 315 ; Wilbert Evans, 803 ; Regina
Neabel, 281. Jr. 2nd, total , 850. -11m: -
ono Hollenbook, Rebt, Baker, 274 ;
Bene Coutte, 2120 ; Percy Baker, 249 ;
Maud Shine, 241 ; John Pickrell, 214,
Po. 2011, in order of merit. -John But.
tery, Ethelbert Coleclough, Lynn Bva»e,
Oeoil Coutte, Eardley Buttery, Gerty
Hollenbeoll, Sophia Spalding, Prod.
Piohroll, Curtis Ra,thwell, Francais
Baker, Oliver Pielcrall. Pt, let, in order
of merit. -Percy Sperain, Edna Sprain.
W, E. A.11:10081108.0, Tenober.
.81.ctiiseeles.
Miss Hyslop, of Turtiberry, is visiting
at Quintin Anderson's.
Robert Hoy, of Grey, is working foi
Geo. Henderson this Spring,
Thos. 130130, jr., has returned; from a
viola to London and Waodstook.
Robert Gutless, 2nd line, has hired for
the Summer months with Walter Yuji',
Miss Mary Wagon, oe Holstein, is
visiting her uncle, John Marion, 3rd
line.
Mrg. Thos. 13one ie spending her
Bader holidays will friends in Wood.
stook,
Miss Lizzie Craig, 7th line, has gone to
Moosomin, Manitoba, to visit her sister.
She left Brussels on Tuesday of this
week.
Calvin Campbell proposes ereoting
driving shed this Spring. thigh Elliott,
of Brunie, is doing the framing at
present.
Bennet Farrow left last week for
Chesley to travel ills horse, "Young
Signal." Ben, has a good snap and ex-
pects to coin money.
Robert Niobol, 3191 line, has purohased
an imported Yorkshire boar from the
well known breeder, J. E. Brethour, of
Bedard, and got him home this weelc.
Niohol lute attained quite a Laramie.
mum as a breeder of good etoolt and
deserves well at the hands of the publics
for his enterprise.
&moor, lineose.-The following is the
report at S. S. No. 6, Morris, for the
month of Mardi olase,-Maggie
Catalan, 65%. Sr. 4th.-Peuey Mitchell
and R. .7. Bowman, 64%; Jas. Andereon,
63%; Alex. Anderson, 60%; Alex. krill.
stroug, 49%; Thos, Bell, 39%. Jr, 401. -
Wm. Brytuse, 68% , W. 16. Duncan, 62%;
J. W. Davis, 61%; A. W. Coalman°, 6O%;
Levi Parr, 43%, Sr. 81.41.-W, S. Sellers,
65%; Meet) 1.3one, 10%, ; Lizzie Bowman
and Ann." Rozell, 42%; Chas. Anderson,
30%. Jr. 3rd. -W. D. Henderson, 4O'
W.16, Bell, 85%; James Ileyang, 8l%
leanest Rome% 26%; Harvey Bryan'',
21%. Sr. 211(1. -Annie Mitehell, Elton
Rozell, and Chae, Bone, 75%; Milton
Parr, 66%; Louis Armstrong, 55% ;
John 1301 1010, 50%. Jr. 2n4.-Olitts,
Bryane, 02%; Gedie Delman, 84%;
Beside X3, 73one, 82%1 Frannie Dutieadli
77%; Mary L /invntion, 67%; Anna 13.
peeeytia, 01%, Pa. 2,-Allee Blitohen,
69%; Ida Bowman, 64%, ; Thos. Ellis,
49%. Se. Pb. 1.-A, W. Bowman, 75%
Gee. Bone, 70%. Jo, Pb. 100'
band, 731%; Maud Hondereou, 74%;
501111 Mitchell and McKenzie Forsyth,
70%; Percy Sellers, 64%, linnet roll. -
Maggie Caution, W. E. Damian, Z. W.
Davis, Wm, 13ryans, Levi Parr, Chas,
Andeeson, Jae. Bryang, Chas. Bone,
Milton Peter, Mery L Andeeson, Chas.
Bryane and Fennel(' MUM], 1 pupils
attended 22 days in March ; higbest 00-
1011882100 any day 41, lotvest, 26; Menage
attendanee for the month, 88,
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J011 11 MUM, OP Bent
hayed under the parental led on the 11r,1
line.
Mien Annie BIttenderic and Will. at.
tended the wedding of Mee Wbitauld
Wednesday evening,
Menem Ilroti. keit It 11110 Milk 00W Sam
day morning from Indigestion. The cow
had been ailing for 00)110 time and at lent
o veterinarian WIN ote,sulted who intuit'
up several bottles of stuff and sent out for
her oewship. Twenty minutes niter
taking the medicine she was no more.
Mies laluitivan. of Morris, took to
Wingham on Tueralay of lad week it
dozen or mare branches clipped from the
English Cherry, wild plum, Mae and
oral) apple trees. The Grab and cherry
are in full bloom ; the (lowers and leaves
on the branoh of lilac are perfeetly for.
reed end Ole buds of the others are
bursting open.
The three roost important events hi u,
bop' (to the boy) life are :-tet. When he
dons red tripped boots. and -When the
gide call him Blister. 8rd-When the
(looter says it is a "son," and James
Thynue entered hie third sphere nI bap.
pineas on Monday of last week for the
amber in attendance whispered that
phenomenal word in hie ear.
Bealtemere,
D. BT, McDonald is "now a happy papa,
ohing 1 ohing I"
0. Atiltme ban bought the house form-
ally oompied by Mr. Gervioe and intends
moving into town Shealy.
Dr. Macklin lett quite suddenly Bleu•
clay of last week, tie moved to Mildmay
and now dimples the office to the rear of
R. Barton's drag store.
0, Barton is building iu Lis new boiler
in the Belmore clime factory. He is
taking the one that was in before to the
Mildmay Butter Factory.
The farmers in this vicinity are busy
turning over the sod. If the weather
remains Iles quite 11 number will have
their Spring plowing clone before Easter.
The nonnd of the old familiar whistle
reminds us that the new env mill is run.
111115 110010, The DEM Wieling is numb
bettor and larger than the old one and
the machinery butter. Mr. Edward,, will
no doubt melt businese for a while to
make up for lost time.
Seeeen 'earth.
Messrs. Sills d: :Studio open ng their
new hardware store this week.
C. W. Papst has opened out a new
etoolt of goods in the store recently vediat•
ed by '1, Rutledge.
Owing to the rush of the seeding oper-
ations in the neighboring townships,
business is very dull and the town very
(Inlet thio week.
The Literary Society of the Colleeiete
Institute purpose holding a grand outer -
Wedeln in Canino's hall aa eneu 118
wheel opens after the Easter holidays.
.An excellent program has been prepared
and all expect a good time,
413,8115,1 1302M -About 5 cdolook
Tuesday mornium the inhabitants of this
town were Riede awakened by the sound
of the fire alarm, This time the fire wee
eaotby located, it having gained consider.
able headway before being diseovered.
The cheese fautory i11 the Northern part
of the towil was oompletely destroyed.
The c Irmo of the fire ie unknown.
illSrilkt
Mie e Nellie Gray is again one of the
Public school staff of this town.
Anson Robinson bee sold his foundry
IVIn. Renclall di Co. of Creemore, Ont.
The firemen aro making preparations
or their annual concert to be given in
ay,
Sixty trained voices in the Daniel Call.
eta iu the Presbyterian church, April
7LIL
Wo underetand there is to bo another
nclustry town, in the shape of another
13
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in
laundry plant.
Miss MoWhinney has resigned the
position of leader of the Clinton Presby-
terian church choir.
Dr. Dune. McCallum, well known in
Wingham, its now practicing at Cireeslino,
Ohio.
Kathleen, the little daughter of Rev.
W. Lowe, fell down some etairs at the
Incic inert of the rectory on Saturday,
breaking one finger and crashing another
ou the left hand,
Tho Women's Christian Temperance
Union, of Wingharn, was duly re -made.
ed in the Temperance Hall with a good
membership, when the following officers
were elected by ballot :-Pres„ Mrs.
Chapman ; Cor. Sec., Mrs. 3. Ilitobie ;
Reo. See,, Mrs. Paulin ; Treas., Mrs,
Button.
The annual meeting of the Turf Club
was hold at the Exchange Hotel, when
the following officers wore appointed for
the ensuing year :-Robt. Beattie, pros. ;
O. Kneobtel, vice-pres. ; G. E. King, see..
treas. ;5, E. Swatte, G. B. Roe and W.
H, Dulmege, track committee. Tho
Club intends building a new grand gland
and their Summer 111000 10 expected to be
very successful. Iquanclally the Club is
in good standing,
dit.tweaot.I.
Rev. Me. Gamble, of the Ottawa Pres-
bytery, p0000108 in the Presbyterian
ohnroh last Sabbath.
Wm, Jolly had the misfortune to lose
one ot hie best Bowe loot week through
swelling of Ole udder.
Anyone giving information leading to
the oonvietion of the party throwing
rotten eggs ab 5. A. Klunip's sign will be
given a reivard of $3.
Dr. Douglas, of Atwood, assisted by
Dr. Forgnson, of Ethel, perform'cl a
very delicate and trifled operation upon
Mrs. D. 0, Hamilton Tueeday, Silo is
progressing
We aro pleased to note among the
1151000 01 the itunocesful tho
meet examinations at the Detente Vat.
erinary College, Ciao, Ciettneton, of At-
wood, who paned in all hie fleet year
subjects, and getting boucle in 001110.
811011 a good beginning anglini well for
the remainder of hie mane°.
One day last week Mr, and altm, Dew.
ar, of lelma, et:upped in front of Thos.
Douglao' gimp, and when they wore got.
ling out of the buggy n hen flaw oat from
under the seat and eutup an awed raoket.
A, nest partially full of eggs wag loorned
tinder the seat. It wall the first time Me.
Dowse luul occasion to use the buggy
01000 loan Fell, and he ladyship utilized
it for a nest, and objected to being, rude-
ly disturbed withont auffielent notice,
3.0 0118 meeting bold in 5. A. MoBain'e
tailor shop Monday night the Atwood
Football Club was reorganized for Ole
Season of. 1897, with the following ofil.
oars i-llon. Prea.,W, Forrest ; Pres.
3. A. BleBain ; let VioesPees,, 3. A.
Roo ; 2nd Viee•Pros., Jno. loger See,
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.11way8 tho owest
We recognize this season the best chance for a bright
pushing, progressive store to win trade that anyone could
wish The old scale of Prices must be revised thorough-
ly. Customers know it and are alert, and the best store
will get fair play.
We turn into the work to win with the largest and
most complete stock ever shown by us in- Brussela. We
are in to position to sell New, Perfect, Stylish Goods for the
least money you ever paid. We must go ahead of last
year's magnificent results.
IT'S
15 pieces Fine French Dross Serge, all pure wool and heavy,
all shades and black, 42 inches wide, worth regular 35e. for 27c.
10 pieces 30 inch French Sorge, all wool, worth regular 25c.,
Special Price 21c.
2 pieces only 54 inch Black Sicillian, bright new goods, a
charming skirt material and correct style, worth 75e., Special 40c.
2 pieces only 51 inch pure Satin Damask Table Linen, worth
85e., for 25e.
Anticipa be Your Wants
C-' flair
Will nimble our dreeetnaker to fit rear hems far more ;ant, nil . than it
Win be lilted 1)0.,' your old Coreet. We are ready to foretell 1 lin Cdr..," hi any
Millie Or style you leeire, at 0 price just no loW yea eau ()Wein it 0. tet.
Itirg.,4 city tore you are a bit Perrieiller nbolit your nvimy
laden' are. If en, We 001 hell meed teenier jest what you waet if w, cimmt:
tent yea from snook. These are a few of tbe popular stylee we carry :
A -Is a line We are milling at 25o.
B Le a Drab Jean Corset, very well gotten up and a 11101we eon It lot of, price 400,
O --Ie a wouderfully Perfect Corset for the money, Long Waist, eizea - 18, le, 2n,
21, 2e, 23 and up to 30, pride 50e,
O -Is a fast black Corset, perfect fitting and sure to ;dome, Jong waist, 65e.
E-A. long waist Corset, perfect fittieg, as good as formerly ,old at $1, for 85o.
F -A., dollar Corset, is one we pay opeoial attention to. We have all the best makes
in stook in all eizeg. Look through our range at $1.
If you would like something that will give you perfect satisfaotion-A model in every
respect -See what we are offering at 311,25.
Probably you would like a Corset
MADE TO ORDER
If so we will take your measure and have genie in
the shortest possible tiine.
MILLIZT
We not only sell Stylieli Millinery, but Millinery that is becoming to the wearer.
"WE ARE AFTER BUSINESS."
MoZINNON ez Co., - BLTTIL
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We invite the.gentlemen to call and Fee our new
Spring Styles in Stiff' and Soft Felt Hats, They are the
proper style and the prices are low. We can also supply
the Gents with a Sait, readymade or to order, Boots, Caps,
Shirts, Collars, Ties, Braces, Socks and Underelothing,
For anything you require give us a call.
and prices as we have an enviable record of fulfilled prom- nu 2 2-0
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And comeand see our styles
ises and a well earned reputation as price -makers. We are
time tried and thoroughly tested and you may be sure we This seasoio we have added to our usual stock a range
won't deceive you..
of Shirt Waists and invite the Ladies to kindly fiovor us
with an inspection of same,
Dress Goods, Prints, Muslins, Kid Gloves, Corsets andHosiery.
Hosiery. No ancy Prices.
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SFT WAISTL.
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Dry. Goods and Groceries.
W. P. Bletntosh ; Tretie., E. B, Hamil-
ton ; Hon, Cliptain, R. 13, Hamilton ;
Capt., D. G. Anderson ; Ground Cont.
reittee, 13. IL Lemke, OST. P. MoIntoeb, eff
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2.11e1tett.
Mrs. (Rev.) Thomson, of Hamilton, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Spence, sr.
Plise Crosthwaite lectures in the Metho-
dist chetah here this (Friday) evening.
J. Humeworth, A. Oober and P. La-
mont left here on Tuesday for the 'West.
Rev, R. Paul preaohed in the Mello -
diet church last Sabbath evening to a
large audience.
August Rupp now navigates on the
1010111008 in the "Evening Star." S. A.
Hemsworth was the builder of the heat.
Robt. McKelvey has purchased the 50
acne farm belongiug to the estate of his
father. He lams now a fine farm of 160
"1718temexoN Exat.-The following shows
the result of the examinations held in
Ethel P. S. on March 25911 and 2601.
Thirty pupils wrote, all of whom were
sueoessful, From Sr. 2nd to Jr. Bra-
t/exit-omit, 585, to pasg, 203 -Henry
Quorrin, 374 ; Murillo (barrio, 873 ;
Tom Fogal, 551 ; Peroy Greensidee, 844 ;
Hattie Sharpe, 843 ; Eva Cole, 1342 ;
Sammie Kleinschroth, 311 1 Mabel Coat-
es, 326 ; Oliver Lindsay, 324 ; Robert
Kerr, 1123. From Jr. to Sr. 3rd -Maxi.
mum, 605, to pass, 84B -Jas. Richardson,
582 ; Willie Eekmiee, 621 ; Mamie Han'
suld, 602 ; Helmut Barr, 476 ; Garfield
Dunbar, 445 ; Maud Badgley, 421 . Ella
leolcmiev, 402 ; Adam Fletcher, 305 ;
Mary Kleinsohroth, 887. Enna Sr. 8rd
to Jr 4th-Illaximutm 880 t 416
to
pass, -
John Kerr, 559 ; Annie Ratentan, 642 ;
Mary MOW°, 587 ; Ida Cole, 530 ;
Howard McAllister, 487 ; Emma Imlay,
481 ; Edna, leaytund,108 ; Carl Malik
lister,188 ; Geo, Sharpe, 488 ; Willie
Dowdell, 427 ; Willie Lindy, 425.
0110. Bongos, lerinoipal,
MAMMON/AL.-Cupid so0red another
victory on Wednesday evening of this
week when the banns of marriage were
eolernnized by Rev. D. 73. IlleRae, be-
tween 5. 2. Malitty, a well-known young
farmer of the Rh an, of Guey, and wog
Mary A., the estimable daughter of Wm.
Eltiott, of this place. The eoremony
was performed at the home of the bride
at 0 p, rn,, in the pregonoe of the im.
mediate relatives of the contrateting
partiog. Miss Mina Brown was brides-
maid and A.B. Malay, brother to the
groom, was greemetrum, Wedding gifte
valuable and weed bespoke the pope.
lenity of the bride. A SUM yttious 0319.
90)? was served and atnple justice dote'
to the good 'hinge provided, Alter 0611
evening spent in social chat the oompatly
separated with many expressions of good
wishes for the future happinese and
prosperity of Mr. McKay and bride in
whinti Puo Pon very hointily joine,
The happy twain have settled rime to
the state I:entities of life en the McKay
honmetead, and begin housekeeping
nuclei: most anspicsines eneumetanees,
County Treasurer Wright, of Essex,
six or seven years ago wag required to
PAY $18,000 alleged shortage to the
trinnielpality. Hie nephew, Walter
Wright, Inta diseovered that thee() was
no shortage but a. Mistake in bookkeeps
ing, and the etenieipauty will be asked
to rettntA the 418,000.
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Call and see our Serges, Tweeds and Worsteds. The new-
est effects in English, irisb. and Scotch Serges in the most
Fashionable Colors. The latest patterns in English, Scotch and Canadian Tweeds. We
have the finest display of Clay Twills and Venetian Worsteds ever shown in Brussels.
Also a select line of Trouserings and Fancy Vestings on hand.
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Those New Spring Goods
that have just arrived.
did the young men of Brussels and surrounding country- buy their
Spring Hats from us last season ?
it WU an acknowledged fact by everybody that we had the
e Nicest Hats in town. This Season it is the same.
We have the latest styles in the Wilkinson and Wakefield hard and soft felt Hats
and many other makes too numerous to mention. Also a large assortment of
SPRI G AND SLIMMER OAPE.3.
Opeoial line of WItanan'r3 Caps.
IRTS.
You only need to 0X1111111.0 our stock of Shirts to be con-
vinced that they are the Latest and Best for the money in
the market, We have no old Shirts to offer to the Public,
our stock is new and up.to-date.
A Select Line of Neckwear
iil BOWS and Four-in-hand always in stock. Also a Fashion-
able line of Suspenders.
Solo agent for "Solid Comfort" Suspenders for Brussels.
Our Goods are NEW and we Guarantee Satisfaction.