HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1898-9-30, Page 5SHPT. 23, 1898
BUSINESS CARDS.
�/rcrir f TO LOAN AT PER
coat, H. H0017,', Brussels.
NII. MaO1U OKE
N_
�Ignorernfaln I
r1,yR0 aeet,lllru elf,
at h19 G10ggly, TlirnbOrly street, 311'e99e19,
RN. BARRETT; ...
• TonsorialIrt101 Shop -Next door
eolith of A. M. Mattel & (:o's hardware stol'o,
l.utilot'autlohilclraroheir ouUlna a-apoclalty
PIANO O1( ORGAN,
Miss Jean 11Lc 1uobltu, pupil of 0, L.
M. 'Terris, 110010al Doctor, of the Conserv.
atopy of Alusla, Ilauliltou, Otta190, Is pre-
pared todi e 10t1n0tioo9 to pupils on either
lorgan, Hpoolal ettetlon give
to toolmio. Lessons given either lit tho
homes of pupils or at teachers bonne. 41.0m
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INOUIUANOE,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
T. FLETCHER ;
issu81 of Marriage Licenses,
Q1,11I0E AT JEWELRY ST01B15.
r "'No Witness Required.
T. F LETCHER, L'russelo
A LEX. IIUNTE+,R
.LA. Clerk of the Fourth Division Omar
Co. Baron. Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land, Loan and lusiro,00 Agent, Funds
invested and to loan. Collections made
Oaloo in Graham's Block, Brussels
AUCTIONEERS.
To S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
JL' • mut, wMB 9011 for bettor prioee, to
letter met in 090 time and less charges
than any other Auctioneer in East tinr00
or 110 wont charge anything, states and
orders eau 'always be arranged at this ollioe
or by personal MVP 110at100 .
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
CJ • Donor Graduate of the Ontario
l
diseases o2 College,
o neatioat011 prepared
111 11 noto trout m-
petont manner. Particular attention paid
to dentistry. Calla_
promptly
�ilat-
tooted to. 0000it naazFolr doors
north
of bridge 'I'urnborry at., RrneOels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING,
-NAT
a &RIiSI-NCLAIR, BARRISTER
110, &o, 01o0t0oVn0vyue°N0ot,u1yPubor
north of central Fioto Solicitor for the
H tendert" Bank.
GP. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor, &o. (late of Garrow &
Proudfoot's 0010o, Goderich.) 011(00 over
Gill (es & Smith's Beak, B missals. 17
Money to Loan.
M • G. CAMERON,
(Formerly of Cemerou, Holt &
Cameron,) Barrister end Solicitor, Generich,
Out. 0111no-Namiltou St., Opposite Ool
borne Botel.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
0. M., Trinity Uoivoreity, Fellow Trio -
fay Medical college, Member College of Phy-
sicians and Surgeons, Ont. Licentiate of the
Royal coders Of
ofdu
auLicentiate
Midwifery, Edinburgh. LTo
No.34. Residence,
IdtllSt., Bruseela.
E. T. SNIDER,
M.D.; 0. M., succoes011 to Dr. A. 0011OlveY,
Licentiate of Royal College of Phyaleians
mud Surgeons Kingston ; Member of the Col-
lage of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario,
Diseases of 1100100 std children a specialty,
Tight years' experience. 1 OIDea and res-
idence that formerly mounted by Dr. Mc.
Eolvoy,Turnborl'y street, Brussels. 20 -
LI. M. ARMSTRONG,
M.B., M.D., M.C.P.S.O.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON,
A0C0UOBEUR, ETC.
Speoial attention given to diseases of the
Throat and Luug9 end diseases of Women
and Children.
NESIDENOE-WALTON, ONT.
DR. F. H. KALBFLEISCH
01010I0I/N, 011)0110)0 IND 100010331171111,
SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM,
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO.
lab MSS Boner Graduate of tbo Universi-
ties of Trinity (Toronto), queen's (Kingston).
and of Trinity Medical 0 °lloge ; Fellow of
Trinity Mentos' College and member of the
College of Phyeioiaus and Surgeons of Ontar-
io, Post Graduate Course in Detroit and
Chico go,1800. Spools" attoution paid to 016-
00000 of Eyo, Ear, Noso t1117'1)111'001., and dis-
easosof Woman. t consultation in Dug -
list" and Gorman. Telephoto at 101141onco.
BOARS FOlt SERVICE,—'THE
updorolguocl will hoop for ssrviee, on
Lot 8, Con. 0, Grey, a tboro' bred improved
'Yorkshire boar and a thot'o' bred large Eng-
lish Berkshire hog, Pedigrees may bo soon
o11 application. 'Terme, 51A0,ito be paid at
time of service, with 11tovVilege of retaliating
if necessary. A11T1:tUlt SMITH
40.10 Proprietor.
PULLS FOR SERVICE.—TRE
uu(toroignod`vill stoop fm• oorytoo on
riot 10, Oon.1G, CroryTho thorn' hrod Bore-
1'ord bull''Pioture; 'Also 1t there' bract Dnr-
11ambull. Both ata exceptionally Ono 00-
innale, Terms, 211,00, to bo paid Jan. lot,
1800, with privilege of returnib1� gg'' if 11000011011.111.4 03,1171411. TURNBULL,
Proprietor,
23'4Poro Aftdr, '5700a1S Phosp1ioaine
Vie Great Jdtlgtfslt Remedy.
Sold and reomnmold011 by al'
druggists fn Canada, Only reit
able 008(1101110 dieeoveroel, ,Stu
,packages guaranteed to onre all
forms of Sexual Wotokilese all 01i06te of tbue
Or moose, Mental Worry, 1xooselvo rise of Tor
ba0a , Opinnl or Stimulants, Mailed on receipt
p1 pried, one packag8e 71, six, 75, One Tula pause,
00110801111110. Pamphlets free to any address.
The Wood Company, Windsor, Onto
Sold In > gltvoel(fDpruga11el eio 1141an,
• n
i:ti t.c laws,
Gorr
Robert i
b rt linox of ruljeweller,
0 nr le
nn
opening n br nal r 'n 1'n
n it n 1 ,filed 1 oawater,
Harp, Wm. Orden and daughter, of Her.
vey, I11., aro at present In town visiting
at A. B. Allison's,
The boot and shoe stook of ip, Sell ,k
Clo„ sloe been purohased by W. J. Greer
at a rate on the dollar,
We are pleased to town 11,at b't'od.
Rash,
who had hie arm taken off, is pro.
greasing es well as 0011 bo expeoted,
Several Got'rieileo attended the
OauadIan Order of 1rora'lere' service et
Brussels (amt Sunday and report a good
time.
Wm. Mose, am enterprioing letroese
matter, has enlarged hie shop to double
its former sire. Ho has also 3,70atly in•
oreased his amok and to in a better poet.
tion than rt'er to attend to the wants ,,of
his ever illarea0tng customers.
Ssicnlore)r.
A ladies' rugby football team will be
organized in town next season.
John McMillan M. P. for South Huron,
addressed a Prohibition meeting in Card -
no's ball on Monday evening,
Mrs, Pullen, of Oakville, wag palled to
town brat week on amiount of the Meese
of her eon Mr, Pullen, of the D0m111 fon
bank.
Jew MoCullo011, of this town, has se.
oared a good situation with D. 0. Rose,
tailor, of Bruesela, and left for that place
on Moudny of last week.
Organizer J. S. Allen, for the Anotent
Order of United Workmen, has been in
town working in the interest of the order
and is meeting with excellent success,
Joe. Davidson, who hoe for the past
three years, been a well !mown business
man of our town, left on Thursday of
last week for San Frenoi0oo. Jao will
be greatly missed by his numerous friends.
Wrozotor•
Thom. Gibson wears a smile these days.
It's a girl.
W. S. MoIieroher has had a nate roof
put on hie office.
John Mo.Kelvio, of Toronto, is in town
visiting hie brother.
W. R. Thomson has employed the
Elflike Bros. to make apple barrels.
S. B. kfelteivio is noticing things lively
nr„uud the woolen mill with his big oL•ar-
ing sale,
Our town fathers met on Tuesday
nighof last week but no very important
busitiess was transacted.
While loading the merrygo•ronnd on
to a wagon the other day one of the men
fell off the wagon and broke his arm.
W. It. Thomson, of Toeewator, was in
town last week, and left a large contract
for maple blocks with Gibson Bros., of
the Wroxeter saw mill.
Brent Hazlewood is home for holidays.
He returns to the University in a short
time for his final term, when wo expect
him to be able to write M. D. after lig
signature.
Gociorich .
The Goderich Organ Co. shipped 10
organs to England.
The Organ Faotory is so pressed with
orders that the employees now worst
from 7 a. in. till 10 p. m.
Mies Mildred Campbell has oharge of
the organ in North street ohuroh, and is
giving goodeati0faotion to the oongreglt
tion.
Sparling, who bag been in the county
jail some three months, was token to the
Central on Wedueeday of last week by
Bailiff Bestial.
Three or four oars of apples ore sblp•
ped from the depot daily, the prinoipal
shippers being Elliott & Mitchell, the
Messrs. Dudley and D. Oantolon,
The tennis tournament commenced
some weeks 0inae by the ladies of the
olub, was oouoladod on Monday of last
week, Nies Ausebrook being the winner.
Inspector .Reid took Donald MoLeod to
the House of Refuge, Clinton, ho having
been committed to that institution by
the Reeve. McLeod is in his 78111 year.
The appointment of Thos. Gundry, of
Godericb, to be bailiff of the First Di•
vi0ion Court of the county of Huron, in
place of John Knox, re0lgt,od, was gazet-
ted last week.
Rev. Father Weet, the energetic and
much appreciated pastor of St. Peter's,
has oompleted 10 years of his oharge, in
Clinton and Goderioh, and the event
was specially marked in the recent
services in both oharges•
At a meeting of the members of the
Collegiate Institute Literary Society the
following were elected offioers for the
current term :-Pres., Mho; J. Gibson ;
let vice-pres., Lyn Williams ; 2nd vice,
Miss R. Sheppard ; sed., W. Hiles ;
treas., Jas. Masson ; editor Collegiate
Journal, Miee Grade Strang; editor
Model School Journal, W. Rogers., sea.
of nom., F. Munroe ; Councillors, Mieo
Masson, Mise Whitton and Mi', Holt,
lExoteo-.
New fnrnaoes are being placed in the
Exeter Publio school.
The aro lights have all been removed to
the centre of the (street.
The telephone poles throughout town
have all been given a coat of paint, much
improving their appearan0e,
Mrs, F. J. Knight has left for Cali-
fornia to visit ler father, Edred Drew,
who ie eeriouety ill and not expe01011 to
remover.
W. E. Browning hag loft for Montreal
to resume hie 0tediee el the College.
Harry Browning also left for Toronto to
resume his studies.
W. Bowden and A. MODonelt have re-
turned from the Old County where they
bad shipped and disposed of it number of
horses. They report a pleasant time and
a good gale.
Mrs, M. A. Tamen met with a very
painful 001ident on Monday of bast weep.
She wag about to remove a dish of water
from the hot stove, and in so -doing stool -
dentally spilt dome of the contonte on the
stove, and the hot steam Doming in 0012 -
taut with bee left hand, scalded it badly.
Dr. Rolling received a telegram bear.
Ing the sad intelligences of Ma nephew,'
Thee, Greenway, wile died at Crystal
City, klan„ on the nth feat., at about 30
years of age. D0oeaaod wee station agent
at Crystal Oily and a eon of Hon. Thee,
Greenway, The 001)00 of death wag
typhoid fever.
At Tho Teaoilere' Looal Aesooiation
meeting to be held in the Public solute',
Exeter, at one o'oloakp. m., on Saturday,
Cot, let, the following program will bo
presented :-Organization, inflnitivoo and
partioipleg, 0. H. Ru00011 ; Ilow to teaoh
writin7,Mies it0bett0011; A talk on Ole
THE I3RUSSEf.S E'OST
O. L. ff. (J„ 1V. 11. Jahoatou ; Hrn01
Law, H. N. Andtreon,
Win, Sweet, V. S., reecti ed the eat in.
telligcnoo of the truth of his mother,
Mrs. ltiohard Swot, who died bl Mur.
don,Man. the 11 '
on a 7t Inst, after a pro.
,
'
longed dlnsgefr from Carnal oancar, Th
dooasier( was well and favorably itnown
both here and in th t towneliip of Stephen,
in t 1' 1 vn 'molded 1 %Odell I tot ship oho r of led for many
years and her many old friends will 11011
with regret of btu' death. She twee 711
years and 5 months old.
I,10,41'0 '(11.
The down stores are on long hours.
1t. Gr. 1.V right, of the police department,
Toronto, and son are v1002417 ft•colldo In
town.
Geo. Draper, barrister, Ino arrived in
town and opened a law officio over Living.
steno's drug 0toro,
L181010el Lawn Bowlers were defeated
by Ilarrishou by a total of 8 allots in t110
match played ou Mr. iley0110' lawn.
Harvest Tbanl(epiving services will be
held In Christ Ohuroh on Sunday, Oct.
20d, and will be oonduoted by 1tuv, Mr,
Ward, of Hayevillo,
A, R. B, Hutchison has left for "Wino!.
peg, 111nn„ where he has secured a 030-
R 1011 with Barrio, due of the largest retail
jewellers in Oho city.
.1 nag., Barron will hold a c011rt to hoer
the appeals againot the town voters' list,
of which some 150 have been entered, on
'Thursday, Gt11 Ootoobor at 3 o'olook.
Alm. Wm. Dartloy has been appointed
delegate by the Methodist Women's
Missionary society of Listowel, to attend
a missionary convention to be held at
Goderioh, Oot„ 8rd.
The romaine of David Olimie, only son
of George Olimie of Montreal, were
brought here on Monday afternoon for
interment, the young man, tvho was
seventeen years of age, having died on
Sunday 011010ing, after undergoing an
operation for appendicitis.
The association formed by the cheese
and butter makers of Weetern Ontario,
the first annual convention of which is
to be held atLiatow-el on the first and
0ecolld days of Febuary next, is virtually
it movement to apply the principles of
organized labor to this branoh of stn.
ploynlent.
T. L. and Mrs.11amtlton have the sym-
pathyof their numerous ftionrle in the
loss of their infant eon, who died on Wed.
needay afternoon of last week after only
a few hours' illness with inflammation.
This is Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton's third
hereovemeut of an only child, which
makes their loos partloularly gad.
.�I LWOO(1.
Ekon Pair, Oct, 4111 and 5th in At-
wood.
S. Stewart, of the 17th of Elma, was
found suffering from a very severe at.
tool( of sciatica.
0. F. Adams, formerly of Trowbridge
cheese factory, has aoceptod a position in
the Orono factory.
Mise A. I. Govenlook, late of London,
has opened a millinery store in the rear
of It. M. Ballautyne'o store.
Thos. Wioteriogham, Elmo, is re.
modelling and bricking his residence,
while John Holman and W. Broughton
have erected flue barns.
Geo. Anderson will give at the Atwood
Fall Fair a copper lantern as a prize for
the beet collection of marigolds grown
from seed purobnsed at his hardware ;
and a tin lantern for the beet oolleottion
of turnips grown froni seed purchased of
him.
A number of young friends of Mies
Edith Harris met at the home of Jas.
Donaldson, sr., n]1 Monday evening, to
say good-bye, and to express in some
tangible way their appreciation of ger
valued help to the Methodist ohnroh.
The presentation took tbo form of a
beant•iful gold ring set with pearls and
rubies, accompanied by a gold bracelet,
Mise Maggie Tindall read the address,
and Albert MoBain presented the gifts.
The editor of the Bee replied to the ad-
diees in behalf of Mies Harris, conveying
to the friends present her gratitude to
them for their kind and preotioal inter -
e01 in her. Miss Lottie Harris was also
presented with a pretty friendship ring,
the gift of her young friends in town.
The Ileo says :-Whet might have re -
stilted in a fatal accident occurred to
Arthur Merger on Friday afternoon. Be
and Geo. Crooks, jr., went out shooting
together in Harvey's bush, near the town,
end George lot blaze at what he thought
was a rabbit, not anticipating his nom•
paulon, w110 was only a few feet die.
tont. Anyway, the whole oharge of shot
entered Arthur's body on the left aide,
from the knee to the shoulder, one shot
entering the baol( of his head. Be man-
aged to limp home and consult a dootor,
who examined the wouudo. Twenty.
three shot wounds were counted in his
body, none of them iu a vital spot, how-
ever, although up to 1130 present only
three or four shots have been extracted.
He experiences no severe pain, and his
recovery is only a matter of time. Had
the oharge entered his fade or heart,
Arthur would in all probability have
never lived to tell the story.
Clinton.
Mise Stevens has entered on her dutles
as assistant in the store of W, Taylor &
Son.
The gate receipts of our Fall Fair were
7350, 99(1 of whioll were taken in the
first night.
Gilroy tC Wiseman have dissolved part-
nership, and the business will be0ond1101-
od by the latter.
Architect Fowler ie preparing plans
for a now brick house to be erected by
Dr. Agnew next year,
Thos. 0. Cooper and wife, Prinoega
street, celebrated their nth welding
anniversary last week,
lt, Foster, the well•Itnown basso, of
town, left for Detroit this weak where he
has taken a position as trevellor for a
largo paint and varnish house.
Samuel Castle, of town, discovered a
potato plant in blossom when he was
digging hie potatoes on Wednesday of
last week. The variety was the Oofi•
loruia Wonder.
hirs, hart, of Nebraska, who has been
visiting frieud0 hero, returned to her
home on Monday morning. She wag
to have been aocottlpanied back by
Master Outer, son of 3.t1111e0 Carter, but
the youth ran away from 11Om0 Monday
morning and could not bo found in time
to go,
Tho 0lll0or0 (sleeted for the Collegiate
Tont Boll team were as Collowe t -•-Free„
7.
W. Treleaven, B. A., ; seo.•treao., W.
S, Turnbull ; Capt., J. .Relay ; field cote„
141c0onnoll, Agnew and Fair ; 0ub.0om„
Biolby, MoOonnell, P140nlore, Pickard,
Jackson and Rigsby,
A series of nnfon evangelistic sondem
limier elle joint 0., operation of both
Methodist cburobes in town, )tad Willis
Presbyterian ohneoh will ba ftlnuguratod
by the well-known evangelistic, Crossley
t
u 1 1 u'
& Hunter, ootmno0atn t n the . th
R
October '' hey expect to remain here fur
about three weeks, nod then go to St.
Paul, Mi 1111,
The W00(1111gi1 01 the World met at
their Lodge room on Sunday et 2 00, and
headed by the Salvation Army Land,
paraded to the cemetery, where the core -
loony of unveiling a monument erelsle1
by them to the memory of the late 0.
Tholnlinson wao poiformod by the lona(
0111oer0 ; 0, 0. Ilodeene, of Lucian, de-
livered an address on the omission.
Pau'regnente,-Dr. Turnbull, of town,
hes tlrkon into partnership Dr, W,
Graben], of Toronto, and formerly of
Brueeelo. Dr. Graham is an old. Huron•
Its and scarcely needs any introduction
to the people of Oliuton or Huron Co.
Ile spent his boyhood days in Tucker -
smith end attended 73b1i11 00ho01 taught
by NiObol Robson, of town. After gradeb
acing fo medioine be commenced practice
111 Brnoeele, where he o0ndnaled a very
large and aooceoeful praotioe for many,
years. About 15 years apo be spent a
year in study in the Hospitals of London
England and Edinburgh, and obtained
while there the degree of L. 1t. C. P.,
(Licentiate of the Royal College of
Physiaiane) of Eugltend. Two years
ago be went to New York end spent six
mouths in the leading hospitals there.
Dr. Graham is recognized as one of the
leaders in the profession and we bespeak
for the new firm an increase in the al-
ready large practice established by Dr.
Turnbull. The dootor, along with Alre.
Graham, expects to arrive in Clinton
during the first week in October.
ER MILL
Brussels1t
Mill er idand
C
Apple Butter Factory, Mill
street, leas been overhauled
and is now ready for oper-
ati0)1.
Fetch on your Apples.
Terms Reasonable.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Geo, Edwards, Prop,
Ioosi
Will matte'
a well marl
of YOU 6
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A82OL19 iN 000R W0088.
PI0002 auras all Narrow, Dlsosaos, 0leoploeR•
noes, Failing Memory, 10100117 1m1usto°e. ern.
torrboon. Impotoa°y, oto,, 0n0sud by peat o10on
gives vigor d also to shrunken rams., an
0ulaklbut.uralyy mores LOOT lmoea in 01
or 0011. Us° PI000I and you will grow strong
and happy again, pont by mail In plain wrapper
and neonroly sealed from observation. Hostig
carried In vest pocket Pdoo, s.7. a 1°0k
tar {t. Pend mrnoy In father (reInattr, ragfater•
ed latter. Address all lettere t°J,'r, or
MT
Drugged, WOODeTacx, O9r., Agent tar the DO,.
minion oft Canada.
GREAT SALE
OF
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/ "In black and white."
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CATALoaua
1000.
-ixiiir=" No salesman's say so, but a gua-
rantee of quality, workmanship and
material straight from the makers, is
the "Slater Shoo" way. Their name
and price stamped on the Goodyear
welted sole with their self des-
cribing tag, telling about the
leather, is your protection.
$3.00, $4.00 and $5.00,
"THE SLATER SHOE."
At Cost for 30 Days at the
WRIXETER WIOLE MLLS
Having an overetook of Wool and Woolen Goode on hand I have deoided to offer
for Sale at Cost for 30 Daye my entire stool( of goods, comprising Tweeds, Worsteds,
Serges, Fine Snitinge, Pantings, Blankets, Flannels, Shirtiogs, Underclothing,
Yarns, eta. The above will be gold at actual Cost of Manufacturing as I am bound
to reduce my stook, Here are a few sample oases of reductions :-
Blankets that were 73 75 now 33 00 Shirting that was 85a now 280.
Flannels " 85 " 28 Tweeds " 00o " 45o.
And all other goods will be maimed accordingly.
TERMS STRICTLY CASH,
Or Wool, Hides and Skins at Current Prises.
Sale Commenced Tuesday, Sept. 20.
S. B. McKELVIE, PROPRIETOR,
OXETER.
Strictly One Price.
Alavays Reliable.
LL 1898
We're Now Ready for Early Buyers
o of New Fall Goods.
If it so happens that you need to purchase Fall
Goods this month we're ready for you with very large
stocks in every department at very low prices.
—New Dress Silks, new Waist Silks, new Colored Dress
Goods, Slylish Black Dress Goods, 15 to 20 per cent.
lower than ever before.
—New Corded Velveteens, in all the latest colors and
shades at 40c.
—Ladies' and Children's Gerinan Cashmore hose at
from 10 to 15 per cent below former prices.
—Boys' and Girls' heavy rib, all wool Hose, bought direct
from' the Canadian Manufacturer, which means a
saving of the wholesale profit.
—New 'gambles, bought direct from three different German
Makers and passed through customs at lowest duty,
hence we aro able to sell them at 15 per cont. below
regular prices.
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
Shirt Waists will go like this ; , 1,t 25c. Each
—All classes at 75c, and un-
der wo will clear at. 400,
—All Shirt waists at $1.00
and x;1.85 will go at...,60e.
j
—80 pairs only, Black and Tan
Iid Gloves, slightly dam-
aged, worth regular $1.00
and $1.25 per pair.
Highest Price Pala' for Butter and Eggs.
rguson Co.
Dry Goods and Groceries.
Jno. Doweling, - Sole Local Agent.
BRUSSELS
PIM WORKS.
I with to inform the people of Breseals
and surrounding dietriot that I have pur-
chased the Pump Busineoo of JAMES
BELL and will be found ready to attend
to all wants in either new work or repairs
at moderato pri00e.
No better Pump in the market.
Order left at my shop or residence or
at P. SCOTT'S shop will be promptly
looked after.
ea -Orders taken for the Digging of
Wells and Cisterns.
Gomer Green,
MALL STREET, • BRUSSELS.
SHINGLES
British Columbia
Red Cedar Shingles
0101) --
North Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOR SALE AT THE
Brussels Planing Mills
Also Doors and Sash of all Pat
terns 013 hand or made to order
at Short Notice.
Estimates Furnished for all
kinds of Buildings. Workman-
ship and Material Guaranteed.
P. AMENT
IMPROVED YORKSHIRE
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
The undero,enod will keep rdr service ou
Lot 26, ('00.0, M'orls, the tbo•o'-bred Im-
proved Yorkshire Boar, "Oak Lodge Long-
fellow," No. 2480, bred by 3,10. Bretbous, Bur-
ford, to which a 1i -coifed number of sows will.
be taken. Terme, 81.00, to be paid at time
of eorvlee with privilege of returning if nee -
[Mary.
A number of choiceyoung sows for sale for
brooding purposes which will be sold at
prioee to suit the times.
21- ROOT. NI012011, Proprietor.
Cook's Cotton Root Compound
Ie successfully used monthly by over
10,000 Ladies. Safe, effectual, Ladles ask
ropyour druphglst for Cook's Cotton Root tam -
pound. Taken other, as all Mixtures, pills and
Imitations are dangerous, Prime, No. 1, 71 per
box; No. 71,10 degrees etronger,$O per box. No.
1 or 2, mailed on receipt of price and two 5-eent
stamps. The Cook Company,Windeor, Oat,
reS-Noe. 1 and 2 sold and recommended by all
responsible Druggists In Oanode.
Nos. 1 and 2 sold in Brussels by
0. A. DBADMAN,
Drngglet, Beekeeper & Optician.
Buggies and wagons.
Always on hand and away down
in price to suit the times. I can
give you a buggy for the next two
months, second to none in the
town for either quality, finish or
style, for $65. If you want a
Buggy you will find it to your
interest to call and see my stock
and you will say my statement
is correct.
LINO. WYNN,
CARRIAGE lv'Luooxt.
See the
New Dress G-oods,
Trimmings and Plaids
for Waists at Strachan's.
October Fashion Sheets and Patterns.
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New Fall Goods
"--'r01400-Of all kinds constantly arriving.
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Boots, Shoes & Rubbers,
T3ats & Caps. - Clothing .& Overcoats.
A CALL SOLICITED.
A. STRACHAN.
DON'T READ THIS AD
fled then throw away this paper before you conclude you are losing
good money by not buying your DAIRY SUPPLIES from lie. We are
prepared to supply every person with Dairy Cans
Pails, Mille Pans and Tinware off all kinds at prices acoording toquality.
____ Graniteware of all kinds,
FI. J)�% n ' i, Having int in a stook of Spades, Shovels
r v C1 L . Forks, ko„ of the best quality we ;folio Patronage.
Paint Your House with the best weather andwater
proof Paint in the market. We sell it.
Screen Doors and Windows on hand and made to order.
The best lino of Cook Stoves to choose front.
Eavetroughing and .Repairin4
promptly attended
N. B.—Wit for our wagon, it will call on you for your truck in a
few days.
Wilton & Turnbull