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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1913-5-1, Page 8House Cleaning Whet) House Cleaning ,os may need Otietnelc Soda \lakes the finest of soap and at the sne time will use ap the grease that lilt's collected tiering the )7Vintel -- 5 ib. tin eoc. Povifdered Borax Finest grade -15c lb. oe lbs. 9in. I -I CU '3 'Acid Ammonia A great cleanser -toe a bottle. Good Disinfectants Zenoleum 25e perbottle. Chloride of Lime, 8c, IOC & 15c pkg. Powdered Copperas, tem per Ib. Carbolic Acid, &c. Red Cedar Flakes The best moth preventative -Large package 150, Crystal Floor Oil A good polish for Furniture, Lino leum, Sece-200 per pint. al Paper t • • t• Will 0101051 make a new room out of en old roone It is wonderful the improvement a tasty Wall Paper will make in a room where there has possibly been an out of date pattern t het you have grown tired of. Onr otic of Papers is well assorted whether it be for Parlor, Living Room Hall, Dining Room Bedroom or Kitchen We have something very special for Bedrooms in Satin Stripes with cet. out borders. They are wiuners and are most moderately priced at tor per roll. SEE THEM The e42...Sta.... Store F. R. SMITH DRUGGIST AND S TATIONER. eaeoleneW rani aldos ;Items GARAI growth. THIS is May Day. House cleaning has its innings. A 0 U. W. Lodge will meet Fri- day evening of this week. FARMERS are busy and consequently a noticeable "sag" in business. BAIR Ball and Foot Ball are to the fore on Victoria Park tbese evenings. THE authorities are after the autos that are minus the 1913 License card. Ger ready for the visit of the Sani. tory Inspector by tidying up yards and premises. IMPROVEMENTS are on the program at Ilse residence of Peter Stewart, Turn - berry street. LOCAL Option came into effect in several Huron Co, municipalities biers day of this week. W. W HARRIS made his ftrst ship- ment of butter this week to Tot onto, at so cents per pound. Wieo was Michael F saday ? Mrs. Kerr, the Librariau, can tell you and what's more give you a, choice of two books on his life.. BRUSSELS Council will meet next Monday evening. If you are going to tender on John street sewer better get it in before Council meets. A good many people would like to see the footbridge at the old flax -mill property replaced 04 it is a real con- venience to folk on both sides of the river. Pato' FEMUR, of Toronto, will be at the American Hotel, Brussels, Wednes- day of next week ..to demonstrate the excellency of the hair goods =nu- b, tured his company. DID you know that Boeivell-little jimmy Boswell- mean insignificant literary worm- wrote the greatest biography in the world's history? Ask the Librarian for it. If its not there it o ill be soon. ANNUAL CAMP, JUNE 111-27 June 15 to 27, inclusive, bas been set as the (bee of the annual training camp of Dorision No. 1, and Goderich has again been chosen in preference to Loudon. It is expected that the total ,eurolment will be 4.000. Acctomer.- Monday of last week Ben. Snider had the tnisfortune to in- flict s nasty cut on the thumb of his right hand white miming the edging saw at the Anient factory. He is get- ting along nicely although not yet able to resume work. YOUNG ORCHARD.- This week Robt. Thomson of East Huron Cold Storage Emporium, has had Soo apple trees set out on his farm, Queen street West. The varieties are chiefly Spies, McIntosh Reds and Baldwins. If Mr. Thomson will add beekeeping to his poultry and orcharding he will be able to fill the bill in up -to date style. Ovea $27,co was realized as the pro. ceeds of the Box Social held at D. Ewan's Thursday evening of last week. Principal Scott made a good job of the anctioneering of the boxes. High water mark was touched in the bidding at $4.25, A good program was presented and a fine time enjoyed by alt. Pro- eeeds go to Ladies' Aid treasury of Melville church. SALE OF GOUD COWS AND CALVES. -N. Coutts will have so head of good grade Durham calves, from 3 days to 2 weeks old, and io fresh milch cows, with calf at toot, a choice lot, for sale at the Central Hotel, Brussele, on Friday May qth, at 2 p, m. That witl be an op- portunity for people to stock up. The car of cattle announced to he sold here last Saturday missed connection at Palmerston and consequently did not get here. Mr. Cotta expects the car load for May 9th to arrive a day or so before the sale. Levrreertoes are out for the marriage of Adrian L. Porteous, of Seaforth, and Miss Carrie M. S'ouch, of the Same town, formerly of this locality. The wedding takes place at the home of Jemes and Mrs. Archibald, Seaforth, (effiere the coming bride bas made her home for the past three years) next Wednesday at high noon, A uumber from Bressels and Morris will attend, A granite shower waa tendered Miss Sonata recently by the Sewing Circle at the home of Dr, Harbourne, Miss Snitch is a Sister to Mrs. Geo, Lowry, re town. JUNIOR BARE BMA. -The first meeting of the Brussels Junior Base Ball teani to • field in the Public Library Board mem, Monday April 7, and the fol - 100 mg officers were elected :- Hon. Pres.ffiett, Rote, Downitee ; Presidebt, B. S. Scott; Manager, W. Lott; Captain, E, Lowry ; Treasurer W. Armstrong; Secretary, R, Barkley, At this Meeting canvassers Were rip - pointed to collect money for, necessary expenees. Another meeting WAS held on the followitig Friday evettirg after the etelleatibg had been doee and it was found that all bad responded getierotisly. We wish to thank these who aided us end We will tty to do our *Mira. Signed "'The 13elleeetle BaSe Bali Clab," RHUBARB pie is on the bill of fare. BitesseLs gained 25 in population in the past year. Figures are now 954. A new body has been put on the street watering wagon. The first sprinkling was done this week. MONTHLY meeting of the Howick Mutual Fire Insurance Co's Directors will he held Tuesday of next week at Wroxeter. Helmet Co. newspaper men are asked to meet in Clinton Friday of this week to discuss a Co. Association. Secretary Ltnrie, of Toronto, is to be there. SCOTT'S works are as popular as ever - How malty have you read ? Can lion justify the actions of Quentin Dare - Yard? Ask for them at Brussel:: Library. LAST week Messrs. Wilton & Gilles- pie inserted a number of metallic shingles on the slate roof of the Public Library last week, to render temporary service uutil slate cau be replaced. 0 SDALL sized black shawl lost in Brussels on Monday. Will finder kindly leave it at TUE POST. 8 CORDS 10 inoh.soft maple, split, wood for sale. H. GERRY. SMART boy wanted to learn the printing. One who has passed the Entrance preferred. Apply at Tau Pow. DWELLING. rooms to let above stores. Soft water, &c. I. C. HICFIARDS, CoLLIE Pop, a few months old, strayed from Brussels • four tae feet and tan breast. Send information to Brussels P. 0. or phone 75, HARVEY BREAM. Six 2 year olds' steers and heifers, for sale, as owner is shortof pastnee. W. ENECHTEL, L05 20, COD. 14 MeRillop, Welton P. 0. EGGS FOR HATORING.-Single Comb Anconas -the best laying strain. $1.00 per 15. HARRY' AMENT. Brussels. FOR SALL-Massey-Harris bleyele, cushion frame, in good repair ; good tires ; ran three seasons, A bargain for cash. Apply P. 0. Boa 9, Brussels. TDDEOPE bugles guaranteed to give good satiefaction, askabout them. ERNEST G. PLUM. SSE McGregor about lawn mowers. Eons roa HAToniNG.-Indian Runner duck eggs from prize winning etock. Pure white eggs, lea e,eilt. Also 5 pure bred Indian Run. tier Drakes for sale. L. ADDIS, Phone 3217 Brussels P, G. FLEURY and Cockshntt plow repairs and those of the Frost & Wood Implements in stock at the PLUM blacksmith Shop. SERVANT wanted, Apply to Mas. W. M. SINCLAIR. SECOND hand piano for sale. Apply to, S. CARTER, Brussels. EGOS FOR HATOHING. - White WyandOtte eggs for sale at 75c a setting. let pen, headed by a $5.00 cook, bought from W M. Archer, Paisley ; 2nd pen, headed by a $5 00 coakerel, bought from L. ft Guild, Rockwood. These birds are off two of the best laying strains in Canada. iso. MEA.DowS, Brussels. Mom: people went fishing last Satur- day than we have noticed for many a day. The average catch appeared to be 2 and they were angled for at the Smith drug store, with the accent on Rexall MEssRS. WALKER & BLACK are trans- forming the frame building, tormerly used for a dwelling, on King street, for a hearse storeroom. They will utilize the place for surplus stock, etc., which will, no doubt, prove a great conven- ience. DUIUNG the past week or SO a ORM- paign has been in progress booming the Chosen Friends. Thursday evening the initiation of candidates takes place. Organizer Ackerman, of Galt has been in charge of the work. Dr. Chisholm, ex.M. P., for North Huron, is mentioned as a possible Senator in connection with the present vacancies, While we dont believe in the principle of promoting M. P's to this retreat we suppose Dr. Chisholm is as well entitled to thin snap 105 many who have received similar coddling. ANNUAL MEETING -The annual meet- ing of Brussels Women's Institute will he held ThuNdaV, May I Stb, at 2 30 p m in the Public Library audience room Reports will be presented by the officers of the past year followed by election of officers. All members re- quested to be present, ASSESSOR LONG has completed bis work for 1913 and figures are as follows: -Value of land, $54.3051 vain of build ings, 5128,4170 1 business assessment, $39,5o2 ; taxable income, $7.333 ; total asseesment, $385.3u), plus $6,Soo for churches and other exemptions. Popo lation 954 au increase over last year of about 25. LACROSSE - Tho District Committee of the 0. A. L. A. met :0 Toronto, and mode the first draft of the teams in the different groupe. The final draft will be mede on May 8, when convenors will be appointed, This year no less than 150 teams are represented, inelucl ing a lot of new blood. This list !nay dwindle down a little before the schedules are announeed, but at that, Will be grew ly in excess of twit season, when. only 29 teems in the C. L. A. and about ten in the 0 L. A. The list of groupings for some of the surrounding towns is e0 follows :--Intermediate.- No. 3-- Itincardlue, God, rich, Whig. ban, Clinton Steforth, Mitchell No, Poref.t, Paltry-1.5ton, Hsi, riston, List owel, No -London, fit. Marve, Brantford, Sitneoe, St, Tboines, Junior,- icti 5,- PreSton, Guelph, Fle.speler, Fergus, New. Hamburg. 50 tara~sauniteeeiVili 11The Metropolitan auk THt Capital Paid up - Si,000.000.00 ;i: TAN armory° Fund •- - 1,200000.00 Undivided Profits - 181,858.26 HEAD OFFICE i• TORONTO joint Deposit Accounts are a convenience arranged especially for Farmers or those living. out of town. Money can be deposited or withdrawn by any of the parties in whose names the account is opened. $I.00 OR MORE OPENS AN ACCOUNT BRUSSELS BRANCH F. H. GILROY, MANAGER 8 WE are grateful to a goodly number who have settled up their subscription to Tug Ppwr. It takes cold cash evety week to tun a newspaper as such items as wages, paper, ink, freight, etc . bob up as regularly as the weeks wheel round. People We Talk About 13 Gerry spent Sunday in Wingliam with relatives. Herbert Lowry, of 'Toronto, was in town for a short visit. George Keys arrived home 'ast week from a business trip to the West IVI VS. 3. Leckie is visiting iu Toronto for a few weeks with relatives tent old friends. J T. Ross injured one of his knee caps lest week and was quite lame over the resu't. Eli Smith, Princess street, visitor in Seaforth for a day or 00 dne- ing the past week. Ernest Miller, fireman on the G. T. R was renewing old friendships in Bras- sels for a fe clays Postmaster Scott was in T. ronto fur a few days this week on Telepleme and other Imeiness Miss Edith Hammond, of At voted, was a visitor with Brussels friends dur- ing the past week. Tilos Curry has been canvassing in Si Thomas locality. He sells many a hund"ed fruit trees in a Year, Miss Mina McRae, of Artnow, is here on a visit with her sister, Mrs. [no. Ferguson. and other triends. Miss Ida Fulton is home From Guelph and will remain in town as cotnpanion to her mother during the Summer. Alex Forsyth had the misfortune to d +Image a couple of ribs during the past week but we hope he will soon be o. k. lames and Mrs. Duncan were visi'OrS at Atwood last week with Nesbit and Mrs. Hamilton. The latter is their daughter Mrs J. F Rowland and daughter Patrioa, went to Picton on 'Thursday owing to the illness of the former's mother Mrs Harry Bartliff an 1 children, of Clinton. were visitors at the former's parental home, Princess street, Brussels Mr. Cardiff has not been very well. Mrs. D M. Scott has not been en- joying her customery good health but we hope she will greatly improve with the arrival of good weather. J. W and Mrs Kyle and daughters took a trip to Chesley last Saturday. Mrs Kyle and the children will meke a visit for a few weeks before returning. Mrs (no McFadden and Miss Mary left this week for their home at Tuecola, Sesk., after a visit here for the past two months Last week they were visiting at London and Detroit. :1 Co Inepector Elliott, of the Child- ren's Aid Society, was in town !get Fri- day. He looks carefully after his work and succeeds admirably. While not arbitrary he is insistent on fair play to boys and girls. Mrs W. A. Matthews, of Canning - ton, who was visiting here for several weeks. left for home on Monday. Her mother, Mrs, 1. L Kerr, and sister. Mrs. Turnbull, accompanied her for a holiday visit of a month. [elm S. ROSS. son of Alex Ross, Princess street, left a few weeks ago for his his farm at Richdale, Alt) rts. He has spent the past three years in the Nest and has a good property. About 1 to acres of crop has been put in this year. Mts. D. McQuarrie, Queen street, was taken last Sunday night with an attack of appendicitis but by prompt measures the threatened diseaso was fought off and she he now making a good recovery and will soon be as stniort as usual we 1Mpe. She is well tip to 70 years of age but has a good constitution. Church Chimes Monthly Missionary program in the Methodist Sabbath School sett Sultday afternoon. The Presbyterian Budget for next year is placed at elleeoo,000, Report will come before the General Assembly for endorsement. Rev. IC J. Beaton, forme' ly of Hulot County captured the Massey Bursary prize at Victoria University, Toronto, in English Bible study. Rev, Dr Richardson. rector of St. Leke's church, Loudon, will conduct the services in St. John's chtireli next Sabbath morning and evening. Next Sabbath the gnat terly Commun- ion will be observed in the Methodist church, Fellowship service °petting at ro o'clock, Sermon by the pester at11 - followed by the sacrament. At the evening service Rev. Mr. Mann, of Melville church, will nreach, Official Board meeting Tuesday evening. at 8 o'clock. DISTRICT MEETING - The an it mil 'Dis- trict meeting of the Wingharn District will be held (D V ) in the Methodist church, Brussels, WednesdaVand rliitra day, MECV 2157 and 22nd Ministerial session opens Wednesday, at 9 30 a M. and Genet al session Thursday morning at o'clock. Wednesday. even in g apub- lic meeting' will he held at 8 o'clock, whets addressee will be given by Rey, 13 H. le tbinsoe, M A , subject, "The. eau of !Ile Kingdom" ; nod Rev, kV, J Ford L L. IL . ott "Re cellec. ions of a Pastor's Lire." Rev 1. vv I Iffibert, of Grotto, Chairmen of the Diettlet end Will prairie, We Give Steady Employment to reliable energetic men for the sale of our products. We give all the ad- vantages that a reliable, well adVertis- ed, established Sini can offer. If you wish to represent us WSIITE NOW, before it is too late, for further infer - motion. Over 600 Acres under cultivation and ono of the meet complete Nursery plants in finned/I. Established 85 years. Freeen talogue of steak on application. PELHAM NURSERY CO. Toronto, Ontario Rev, Dr, Oaten will occupe church pulpit next Stiedey evening YNOD• 111 SESSION - Rev. Robert Pettigrew, GI en inorriS, wits sleeted feluderator of the Synodeof Hamilton and Londtm, which opei ed Monday evening in St. Peul's Presbyterian chureli, Hamilton Rev, 1)1.. De, Stine coe, retiring Moderator, preached an eloquent sertnoti in which he dwelt on the progress the Chtiseen clench is making. The SI nod was lee session three days. Home IVItssIONARY SOCIETY - The entitle; Then k Offering of Melville Church Home Missionary Society wee held on Wednesday evening, Apt il 23rd Pastor Mann ((lun 1 esidet.1) in the chair. After singing, prayer, Leal Setipiure reading, ehseee Nellie Fee and Ada Moore sang a titmice dttet. Rev. Me. Wesley, of Wruxeter, gave e most instructive addreee. His topic being 'Our Country and its Mission- ary problems " He spoke of the financial problem 1 the Foreigner ; the rural church and the slums of ten. cities No one could listen to the address and not realize the great need of prayer and work for our vast Home Missionat• problem. Collection was then take', which amounted to almost $53 , $25 co of .his being doeated b, Mts Mann for a Life Membership of Iter son, Alan, in memory of her dearly bet ved sister. Afte, dedicating the offering, Miss Iessie Mc Lauchlin sang "Ninety and Nine," very beautifully. A hearty vote of thanks 10 [110.0 who hail so willingly and ably aesisted. was passed, atsaesdty. h. luncserved and the meetinv. cio • Canadian News Ante her perat het was perfortned Toesd.iy tietreing on the Duchess 01 Con nang ht. 'Pile surgeons report that the Operation was successful The last attempt to remove the intestiital trouble from which the duel]ss has been suffering for seine months was made on April to at Clarence House by Arbuthnot Lee. surgeon to. Gus's Hospital, The operation was a sevete one, but was borne well by the duchess who afterward made rapid progress to. ward recovery, but on April 26 suffered a relapse owing to the abdominal ob- struction returning It was then de- cided by the surgeons to have recourse to another operation, which was per- formed, No Liniment Can Cure It That pain between the eyes isn't neuralgia, Many think so, but it is cataerh, plain ordinal y catarrh thee needs attention right tmw. Your peopetlead is to use "Oatarrhozone." Doctors recogpizeit 110 a core that surpasses all °Uteri; Suva, bemuse it does reach the trouble ; Bare, be- cause no drugs to take, you breathe its healing vapoi. (Meet to the cause of the trnnble, and 00>00 10 guaran Leed. Two sizes, 25c and $1.00. Sold every- where, Wroxeter 3. N. Allan was in Termite) this week. lierbeet Henn iiig, of blueberry left for the West on Tuesday. Gen, Howe made it business trip to Toronto on Wed Ft esti ay. Roy Sanderson, of Palieevetoe, is spending a week at his hone, here. Misses D. Wilton) fuel .1, Ritchie have returned from a Pew days visit itt Toronto. Misses "fate and IteLi a Smith and Mille Havels visited friends in Bees - trek; last Wednesday. Miss Ida Paulin and Albert Paulin je., of Mildmay, were guests of rela- tives in this vicinity recently. Miss Lulu Rutherfotel, of -Grand Valley, visited twee Bunchy with her parents'W. and ales. Rtitherford. Mrs. Wallree, .of Niagara Falls, °rite is visiting her mother, Mrs, Jobb Gibson and ()they ole li'05 here, Several Witoxeler Odd Fellows at- tended the &tumid service (if the Ceder at Bi,o88(41:4 itt 1 Sabbath even- ing it 81... Jtalll'a 011111011. ROY. MP. Beat 1, toisSi o 'tory rtf 011111a, WhO 18 Oti his wily 10 Scotland alt Mt 18 mon the' feelongli, ie the Wiest of bis aunt, MI's. Wm, Dmigitte. Me, and Mrs, Aikenhenel, of toieloit, spent a few days vecen y et the home Of the latectit's garnets, Jere end Ales. McIelaugh toe, of To en leo ry, Ms's 21. Nitylott. eve Higgins, of Fordyce, vielled with 'Ilene mei M,ret nitegine lase week. We are pleased fel see the neater out again CIF CANADA top,1:10 Olzpice TORONTO ESTAELISilED l870 El Spring Weariness KEEPING a bank account for "household expenses" and paying all bills by cheque has many advantages. It shows the balance on hand, the amount expended, provides receipts for every payment and does sot requite a large deposit to begin with. sg8 BRUSSELS BRANCH, J. F. Rowland, .1n Manager MIII1111101111111111111111111W' ..aormairariorarartiowatesararrmca.monaa.r. Mrs. D. Walker has been on the sick list during the past week. 94th Anniversary of Oddfallowship Last Su:tarty evening it pwavds of 50 officeus told members of Western Star Lodge, No, 149, Brussele, enact:heti in a body to St, John's church, with P. N. G. Jones as manila!, to celebrate the 04th anniversary of the Oeciee. Rev. D. E. Cameron, B. A., ream., welcomed the 8 -linkers to the eevyice, because their principles were coin- tnendable'aticl praiseweetley ; all ette gaged in the good work of relieving the needy and especially • because Odd Fellows recognized the Supreme Being and the Oheistian Faith. • Tejo toxte.weee taken as the bash' of the sermon, viz "What think ye of °heist ?" and "Axe Thou He that should come or look we for another ?" From these ewo questions a most appropHate discinui.se' was given as the speaker pointed 001 various ways of lest:jug Christianity. Its watchword is Feietniship and Jesus was the great, teacher and exemplifer of it ; Love is fundamental and the Master taught it; by word and deed ; Truth is a cot ner stone and the Saviour said He was the Truth and the way. The lesson of the Elder Brother inspires us with the thought of brotherhood, so frequently enuticiated it) frabernal Ordere. Aimed with these peinciples, pegee, happiness and helpfulness life cannot prove a failure From sueh a life fruit is expected and direct- ed by the spirit of Christ we will be prompted to deeds nl! service. The highest wisdom of the world -commit approach the teaching of the Good Book and the interpretation of the Geette Teacher. Numerous incidents were related by the preteeber innate/I- ve of the lessons to be leaned from our opinion of Christ and finding in Hint an albstiffieietit Friend (lila that eticketh censer than a brother. At the elose of the sermon Mr. Jones sang "Beyond the gales of Paradise" in good voice. Iuo connection with the floral decora- tions at the service was the einhletna- tic Three Links nicely designed. On retuen to the Ledge room a vote of thanks was p1155011 to Rev. Mr. Cameron, the thole and Trustees Of St. John's chute:h. - Visititig brethren were here front Wroxeter Lodge, The I. 0.'0, Order hoz a noble recoed, In the years gone `by $140,- 000,000 have been spent in relieving suffering and over 2000 orphans have been educated and caved for. Its histeeryls honorable and its brother- hood has been a partsport to 'many a young man iti melting his way 'through lire. Friendship, LoVe and Truth are the talismnt tic watchwords of the Order. Beussels Lodge meat/ every Thursday evening in their Lodge room 111 THE POST block. Present metubership is 100 and the prospects for increftees are favorable. Degree team exemplify the splendid work from the MI1,41,11011 to the 0011. elusion of the 8rd degree in a manner that cannot fail to make an impress- ion for gond. There is also a Camp in Brussels fm. those who desiee higher reek in connection with the Order. 'There lias been some talk of institut- ing ti Rebekah Degree open tc) the women of the eotnrnunity. BORN CI:ARK.-Ill McMillen township, on April 10111 to Mr. and Mrs Edward Clark, a diteebter. E.DMISTON.-In Kincerdine, on Mardi 27th to Mr and Mrs A lea. Edmiston, a son. HOOGARD.-At Saline Creek, gook . on April 18th, to Mr. nue Mee. eine. 8. Beggar& a daughter (Elva May). StoMM.-In Brussels, on April 22nd, to Mr. and Mrs. Be,. Snider, a son. MARRIED • WALRell....KIBBALD -At the Methodist Par- sonage, Uxbridge, ou April 25th, 'by Rev. • H Pe rtridge. 13 A.., brother-in-law to the bride, Mr. D 0, Walker, of Regina. Sask., to blies OhIllt S. Sibbald, of bleadow- vale, Ont. AUCTION SALES FRIDAY. hiAY OT11.-00 good grade Durham calves and 10 fresh Miloh oows at Central Hotel, Brussels, at 2 p. m. COuTTA, Prop, F. S. Scott, Aim ...a4.1.••••••••••01001 mass. Not the 1,1 nil that comes from late ot. and is rimed by eelateshi lig sheet and quiet rest hill the genet el M'ettri neSti 0,11(1 tangelo). felt ati tad in the movitilig art at night awl which make every little task set et difficult. Such IL co»di Hoe is de, to blood and (relines', tl nee ves. Our Beef, Iron and Wine purifies and revitalizes the blood and through the blond feeds tile starving 00 '00,1,5. it increases II ie. teppetiter, elears the compleximi and renewer strength and oitergy:' ' A. remedy indispentrable to ahnoel every 00>0 105 this season of the year. $1.00,per large bottle at 9 DRUG STORE "le DIED 0ouratete-In Best Wnwannsh township, otr April 1701t Robert (Mattes, aged 88 yearW ea t5dinonton, Alta. on April 10th, Robert Ruches formerly' of Morris mitt' Rlyth. aged 80 Tern's. Seaforth, on April 20th, Pelleie Kittle, aged 85 years. WEALSY.-[11 Mel,te tOWIlehiP, Oe April 20111. Wm, K. Whales. aged 85 5 allr9. • ..-------- -- ..--- , - BRUSSELS MARKET . .___ Wheat ' • $ 511 $ 00 Oats 114 80 Peas DO 90 BarlOY 48 55 Butter lal 20 rot .... 15 19 5 De 9 00 Hay 1011 800 ,t Wool 12 18 The People's Column T WO YEAR OLD General Purpose Filly for sale. Lot 22, Con 18, Grey, J. D. MoNAIR, Phone 410. Cranbrook P.0, TaA YED from the promisee of lite under - sal signed, N% Lot 10, Con. 5, Morrie, a yet,t- ltng steer, ri•d end whit in color. Bas horns. Any in I or mutton leading to its recovery will be thankfully received. GEORGE MILLER, Brussels P.O. cARMS TO RENT - The John W. Rose F farms, being Nil Lots 28 and 24, Con. 8, and:Lot 22, Con. 5, Grey, are offered 1,. rent. 0011 on the andersigned. P5. SCOTT, 4 I-tf Brussels. John Street Sewer TENDERS WANTED Sealed tepders will be reoeived up to Mon. day, May 5th, for the construction of the John Street Sewer. Plans and speolfications may he seen at the officio:, of the Clerk. The lowest or tiny tender not necessarily accepted. Ad. dress tenders to F. S. SCOTT. VItIoge Clerk, Bertasels. 4. 0 • • • • 4. • 4.• • • 4.• • • • • .1• • f • • 6 4. • 4. • • • • • • o.+4..i. c. ,./. 0+ O., te-t- o .i- • ...•+•-ro-i-03.•-r •4.04.•+•+•+•.1.0.144.•+••••1.0+0+ 0.1.•+•041.1•••1.•+0.1.•+111.1.•+•-1-••1.04. • • Brussels Daylight Store G. .N. McLaren • i • • New Spring Suits • + • • • • • • Women's and Misses' Fashion- able Man Tailored Suits ($ilk lined) $11.00 to $1600 We wish to specially direct your attention to the large assortment of'Misses and Women's highly tailored Silk Lined Suits we are show- ing made by the best makers, in Navy, Black and Tan Serges ; Navy, Black ancl Grey Ven- \ .etians ; Grey and Heather Mixed 'rweeds N These Suits are extra good .values at $11.00 to $16.00 New Spring Coats Women's and Misses' New Spring Coats in Navy and Black Serges„ Heather Mixed Tweeds ; also same choice Black -Silk and Satin Coats. They are extra values at $8.00 to $115.00 l• , New Goods Stock Jggi••••• ,e./Riemmotemememe....,,•••••••••••••••••••s New Prints and Ginghams, New Dress Goods, New Em- broideries and Laces, New Sprim.Y, Styles in Corsets, New • Whitewear and Retcly,to-wear Dresses for Ladies, Misses and Children. All at the very lowest prices. Bigger and Better than Ever Our Ready-to-wear Clothing for Boys and Men • • • • • We are positively showing the best assortment of Men's and Boys' Ready•to-wear • Clothing we have ever had, Men's in Black and Blue Serges, Fancy Brown, Green / and Grey Mixed Worsteds, in PR9GRESS BRAND, which means the vety best tailoring arid perfect fitting, Also Grey and Brown Mixed Tweeds in cheaper goal- / itics-Every Suit a Bargain, At from $7.50 to $18.00 Always the Highest 'Prices for Produce. after his roeent„ ithless. • 0e•iiro4,**4•4,4••4.•.**4.444414•+1••*•4oeve4.eopi••4.11`1.0.1...1.110,14+9 44.1.44++04.03...+414,41+•44+•+.44 • , • G. N. McLaren