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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1913-7-31, Page 8violet Oulce cu rns' Swat the Fly Try Violet Dolce Talcum and know the luxury of the finest Talcum Feed r on the market. Made of the very best of ingredients it is put through daub e bolting cloths, to insure a finer degree of siuoothness. It has the true odor of fresh Violets. Use It liberally alter the bath and you will feel great. Price 250 Tin Health authorities now state that it is as necessary that a piaee should be free from flies as 'bet there ere proper fire escapes. Flies carry disease. Try every means to get rid of them. Among the aids we have are-' Tangloioot or Sticky Fly Paper 2 double sheets 5c, Wilson's Fly Pads Ise per package. Lightning Fly Pads 5 and ion per package, Insect Powder se per °nine. insect Powder Blowers 100. il-Bring us your Films to develop and print. quick service. We guarantee satistsction and :?hieaawasStore F. R. SMITH 6 DRUGGIST AN lY STATIONER. fxat abs tenor COUNCIL meeting next Monday even- tnHow does the label on your POST read? A. 0. U. W. Friday evening of this week. SCHOOL Board Friday evening of next week. BRUSSELS Civic Holiday Thursday, August t4th. A new verandah is in course of etectiou at Samuel Wilton's residence, Flora street. THE live poultry business is on the Move already at the East Huron Pro- duce Emporium, Brussels. EAST Huron Fall Fair Prize Lists are in the printer's bands. Fair will be held Thursday and Friday October 2 & 3. WATCH out for the bills announcing the Excursion to Kincardine, August 14th, A big day is figured on and everybody should take advantage of the special service and spend a day at the lakeside, LIEUT. R. R. SLOAN and Baxter Mc- Arter, of Blyth, were here on Monday cleaning up the guns in the locsl armory and straightening things generally. The former is the officer in charge of Brnssels Company. HERB. KIRKBY got to work this week on bis di eking contract in connection with the John street sewer. He is us• ing his ditching machine which attracts considerable attention. Work began at the old flax mill property, Ta^.fes street. TUs n.tY afternoon the town grading machine was attached to 'Thuell Bros. traction engine and taken to the } mile track on the Agricultural Park where course was rounded up and the grass and weeds cut off. Robert Oliver held the levers on the road machine. CoNGRATur.ATIONs•-THE POST extends congratulations to Harry Moore, Muir Thomson and Frank Scott in their suc- cess in passing the Entrance to Faculty amination. Harry Moore took honors. Majority of the quartette will attend the Faculty next term. Thos. Armstrong, who is teaching at S. 8, No. 3 Grey. wrote on Part B. and passed o. Is. Miss Muriel Brothers, who wrote at Toronto passed Part I of exam, with honors. We hope the best of success may attend the future steps of these young folk. Miss WISHAR'r CALLED TO HER REWARD. --Many in Brussels and vicinity will be sorry to bear that Miss Wishart, sister of Rev. A. C. Wishart, B. A., of Calgary, passed away on Sunday, at her home, Fergus. Funeral took place on Tues- day. Deceased bad been a great suf- ferer for years but had borne it with Christian fortitude and patience. She will be kindly remembered here by her winsome and ladylike manner in con- nectiou with her stay at the manse when her brother was pastor until 111 health compelled her to go home. Miss Wishart was a young woman possessed of many excellent qualities who made friends wherever she went, Rev. Mr. Wishart was home when she died re- turning to his work at Calgary this week. He will share in the sympathy of many old friends here in the loss of his clearly beloved sister. 'Psis is the last day of July. Time is flying all right. HARVEST will be over early if this Trot weather continues. WHAT about those weeds? Why is not the law enforced ? Tex roof on the stable belonging to the Electric Light power house, taken off by the big windstorm of Good Fri- day, has been replaced. FIVE autoes went to Owen Sound last Monday conveyiug the Foot Ball team and a number of their supporters. They carne home after the match. It makes a long trip, especiallvifrom the fact that part of the road has hills to climb. ST. JOHN'S LODGE.- FoliOwing of- ficers for current term were installed by P. M, Bishop in connection with St. John's Masonic Lodge. Brussels :- R. A. McDouald, W. M. ; A. 'Thump• son, S. W. ; A, H. McDonald, J. W. ; 1. C. Richards, Chaplain ; 1, Fox, Treas. ; S. Wilton, Secretary; _Tames A. Rae. S. D. ; F. EL Gilroy, J. D. ; Dr. Fred. Bryans S. S. ; C. F. Rutherford, I G. ; J, Wright, Tyler. 0.� SMAT,L purse lost Monday between Geo. Thomson's storeandG, T. R, trach, It eon• tained a $2 bill and some change. Finder will greatly oblige by leaving it at THE POST, JOHNSTON'S Shoe and Glove °leaner. No trouble in cleaning any color. It removes grease, paint, tar, eta., without injury to goods, For sale by Downing Bros., Brussels. QHIOaENS, FOWL AND DUCKS WANTED. - Monday and Tuesday of each week. Market your worthless fowl now and don't forget that your 2 and 2J 1b. ohiokens will bring as much looney now es two months later. 4.2 ROnT. TnoMBot, Brussels, JoaseTot'e 2 in 1 Ink Iradicator and Rus - tine, Removes stains from linen and cotton and ink fromaper without injury to mater- ial. For sale by Miss A, B. Ross, Fancy Goods and Ohina, Brussels. WANTED -A Kitchen girl at the American Hotel, at once. Mae. JAnrEe. Da. R. 8', PALMER, Osteopath and Eye Spec- ialist, at Mr. S. T. Plum's, Brussels -Tuesdays 7to10.80a.m. 47.11 San MnGregor about lawn mowers. OWEN Soaxn Vs. BRUSSELC,- The Foot Ball match between Owen Selena stalwarts and Brussels exponents of the game last Friday eveuing on Victoria Park, Brussels, attracted a great crowd, 8175.0o being taken at the ticket office, Referee Bamford, of Listowel, was in charge and his decisions were counted fair with the exception of a goal claim- ed by 13russels which was not allowed. Play started off with a rush and was maintained with vigor throughout, al- though the visitors appeared to be anxious to kll time by kicking the ball out of the boundaries on many oc- casions, with the idea that a tie here or AFTER. THE THE LAW BREAKRas,- Last week Reeve Leckie, 3, P., had a case before hint of violation of the License law when Judgment Was handed out as follows :-G. A. Best committed to Goderich ; H. Tames fined $50.0o and costs ; and Angus Kerr 825 and costs, Trouble arose over breaking interdic- tion already standing. TENNIS,- Thursday of last week a Brussels Tennis quartette went to Clinton and enjoyed a fine time with the racquet wielders of that town. The score was as follows :-McTaggart (C) beat Sin- clair (B) 6-8, 6-4. 6-4 ; Scott (B) beat Beacom (C) 6-r 6-2 ; Hodgson (C) heat Fox (B) 5-7 0-o 6-3 ; McDermott (8) beat McGregor 6-2 6-2. Doubles -McTaggart & Beacom (0) beat Sin- clair & Scott (B) 7-5 t-6 6-3 ; Fox & McDermott (B) beat Hodgson & Mc- Gregor (0) 6-4 6-2, SHOWER. -Thursday evening of last week a "shower" was tendered Miss Winnie McGuire (antedating another more important event) at the home of Ino. and Mrs. Galbraith when ttunter- Otis presents of choice linen and white and gold china were made, accompanied by indications that many real live poets still had their headquarters at Brussels, The recipient expressed her heartiest thanks. A well rendered solo was eiyen by Miss Hazel Rothwell and two fine piauo selecttoos U V Miss Elsie Nichols, both of Bay City, Mich, A tasty lunch was served and good wishes expressed for the future life of Miss Mo• Guire, before the company broke up. The Metropolitan Bank Capital Paid up $1,000,000.00 Reserve Fund 1,280,000.00 Undivided Profits - - - - 1181,888.26 HEAD OFFICE - 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. $1. 00 OR MORE OPENS AN ACCOUNT BRUSSELS BRANCH R. H. GII.ROY. MANAGER INVITATIONS are ant for the Mason - McGuire wedding to take place Wed- nesday of next week at the bride's parental Monte, William street, The fortunate bridegroom conies from Merlin, Out. Geneva Church, Chesley, Bruce county, exteuded a unanimous. call to Rev, 1. A. Hilt's of St. Andrew's church, Stirliug, to become their pastor, A tree manse, stipend of $x,250, ani four weeks' holidays were offered. Mr. Hilts terminated his pastorate at Stirling on Sunday. AMERICAN iI O'rEI. LICENSE WrrHELD. -Centre Huron License Board met in the Council Chamber here last Monday and dealt with the question of granting license to the American Hotel, which had beau exteuded since last Maw ou certain conditions. Case was discussed with at length and decision arrived at was not to issue a license. Extension expires on July 3rst. We understand the proprietor will continue in business as usual, minus the right to sell intoxi- catiug liquors. Terre ts.-Brussels'1'ennis Club won a victory over a sextette from Wroxeter Wednesday afternoon. The home pisyets captured all nine events quite handily, Singles, C. Leckie (B) de- feated ble't'avish (W) 6 3 6 2; V Ross (B) defeated Wesley (W) 6-1 6 0 ; 1. Leckie (B) defeated Ballantyne (W) 6-o 6-0 ; R. Zimmer (B) defeated Mc- Kerchet (W) 6-3 6 0 ; H. Fox (B) defeat- ed VanVelsor (W) 6 r 6 r ; Allingham (8) defeated McNaughton (W) 6 3 6 4. Doubles -C. Leckie end V. Ross (B) defeated McTavish and Wesley (W) G o 6 4; J. Leckie and R Zimmer (B) defeated McKercher and Ballantyne (W) 6 2 6-3 ; Allingham and H. Fox (B) de- feated Van Velsor and McNaughton (W) 6 16-0. NORMAL ENTaARcE,-Brussels School continues to lead and maintains its splendid record of years gone by not outdone by many of the Higli Schools. We have pleasure in reporting the suc- cess of the pupils of Brussels School wito wrote at the recent Normal En- trance exams. Out of Ii who wrote 9 passed 2 taking honors. Following is the list alphabitically araangecl - . HONORS DECORATION Seevtci.-Leat Sunday afternoon the annual Decoration service at Brussels cemetery took place under the direction of Western Star Lodge No. 149, I. 0. 0. F„ Brussels. About 75 triple link brethren were in the march. Wingham, Wroxeter, Atwood and Listowel contingents very kindly joining. On arrival at the cemetery, where a goodly number of onlookers had assembled, Brns, McGuire anti a close score could he more easily Jones lead the march, the fornter desig- overcome on their home grounds on the netting graves and the latter adding following Monday.Owen Sound poetic reference e after which a small in the first half and flower pot containing • scarlet geranium a notched their goal despite the vigor displayed by both was deposited on tite grave The fol - teams there was no more scoring. '.Che lowing was the list -John Parker Wm, game Was really a tie had justice been Spence, J. M. O'Connor, Geo. Havcroft done, Owen Sound put up a careful, las. Wilson, ArohieMc,air, IraPerker, well planned game aid as a team they Joseph Hunter, T. Fletcher, Nelson are: well balanced, The Clew man at Maunders, A, Good, H, Ramsay, W. full heck was a tower of strength to Cornish, Alfred Hambleton, George them. They were held in cheek in Backer, W. Roddick, D. A. 5male, A.. good style by our eleven end had to Stewart, Donald Scott, Dan. Scott, H. fight eviry yard of the ground. Owing McICay, P. Thompson and A, Webster, to the illness of Eddie Stephenson on as in all. After a circle had been Brussels forward line his place was formed T. T. Wood delivered the charge taken by Wm, Smalldon, of Cranbrook, to the brethren and Chaplain Leetiter- who was a former member, While daie offered prayer, "Nearer sty God somewhat disappointed at the outcome to Thee" and "Abide with the" Were of the thatch our boys were stili of the sung in connection with the ceremony. ppinonthat the NortlerneRS eautat The interesting se vice Lainge iclaied ed and t r eked r a run away With then], 7'he ling lip he the procession f n m a n practically the same as that of the bark to town, This is a custom that previous games. It certainly was a sbottld never be permitted to die out, well contested Foot Sall match end a Brussels Lodge has continued it for dredIt to both teats, inany a year, LAST Saturday Mr. Morrow, father of Mrs, George N. McLaren, of Brussels, died at Midland. Mrs. McLaren and family were at parental home at Lite time and Mr. McLaren went ou re- ceipt of the sad message, Deceased had been ht Door health for some time. He was, a fine mai and enj•tyed the esteem of litany. People We Talk About Dr. Alex McKelvey is away to Boston this week. Barrister Sinclair was at the Co. town on Monday, Councillor R. A, Pryne is back from a trip to Toronto. Miss Mary King, of Wingliam, was visiting Miss Cora Bell. Miss Pearl Dark is visiting with Miss Gerrie Bielbv, near Blyth. Stewart Scott took a business trip to Toronto and Montreal this week. Miss Mary Livingston is home from Toronto for a holiday of a lew weeks. Miss Mae and Meruer Wood. are off for a visit at Loudon and Port Stanley. Will. Strtichau and Stuart Fox are holidaying at Grand Bend for a week al- so. rso. MPs. Geo. Barkley and Miss Lena are visiting friends at Stratford and Lou- don. Miss Margaret M. Kay, of Detroit, is here on a visit with her cousin, Mrs. W. H. Kerr, Misses Vina Bowman and Nellie Fox are holidaying at Southampton for a week or no. Miss Irene Cavanagh left last Satur- day for a holiday visit with old Iriense at Owen Sound - Misses Doris and Marjory Ross were taking in the lake breezes at Kincardine during the past week. George Edwards is rpending part of his vacation with his sister, Mrs. F. Longfoot of Stratford. G. and Mrs. 'Thomson, of Brentfetd, I are vistiors with Rob', and Mrs. "Thomson, Queen street. Mrs. Wm. Pollard, of Ethel. spent a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. N McCauley, Queen street. August Ament, who speuda a goodly portion of his time in Florida, is visiting his brother, P. Ament, of Brussels. Miss Myrtle Thompson, of Hanilto'n, a former resident. is calling on old friends with headquarters with the Misses Wilton. Misses Lizzie and Sara V, McLataeh- lin. of Toronto, are enjoying a visit with their sisters and other relatives in Brussels and locality. Mrs, Bert Gerry was at Bothwell and Winghatn last week visiting relatives and friends. She 1' ayes next week for her home in Fort William, Mrs. Will. Hunter returned to Osha- wa last week after a holiday in Brussels and locality. Mrs John Hunter, of Cranbrook, accompanied her for a visit. Miss Myrtle Wilson, Misses Muriel Brothers and Duuelda McDonald are spending a week with Mrs. J. A. Falconer, at her Summer cottage, Port Elgin A. J. Lowry is spending a week at London at the home of his brother, Will„ endeavoring to .recruit itis health. We hope his expectations will be realized. Fred and Mrs. L ougfoot and child. ren and, James and Mrs Ltngfoot, of Stratford, were visitors at the house of •George and Mrs. Edwards, Mill street. last Saturday and Sunday. Alton end Mrs. Wheeler and children, of. Detroit, .are here on a visit with relatives and friende. Both were fernier residents of Morris township and like to get back to revisit old scenes. 0. V, Jewitt, B, A., who is re•engag- ed as mathematical teac'he'r in Chatham Collegiate, at a salary of ' $1500 per year, was holidaying here last week„ This week he is at Ottawa attending the e Musketry,, for three weeks School of Mttsk ty, He is in charge of the Cadets at Chatham. Fere Eckmier, Lulu McDonald. PASA Harvey Hoover, Hazel Lowry, Jessie Menzies, Vernon Ross, Wilbur Turnbull, Kathleen Wilton, Marjory Yuill. 'NE PosT very heartily congratulates the young folk and their teachers (B. S. Scott and Miss McPherson) on their success anti hopes the record for the years to come will be onward and up- ward. Several of the successful are not old enough -to attend the Normal this Fall, Results of the examination for matriculation are expected this week also. Hurrah 1 for Brussels pupils and the school generally MRS ALBERT HEWITT DIED -Friday of last week Mary A. Moore beloved wife of Albert Hewitt, passed away at the home of her father, Rime township. aged 45 years. She had been -very nosily for same time and had been brought home from the West the week prior to her demise. I0 addition to Mr, Hewitt there is a family of $ Children, Funeral took place on Wednesday. Revels. Urquhart, Collingwood ; Amos, Atwood ; Monrehotise, Trowbridge, and McCormick, Holmesville, took part In the service. Interment was made in the family plot in Listowel cemetery. Deceased was a sister to M. H. Moore, V. S., Brussels, and she and her hus- band were former residents of Brussels, afterward moving to Kincardine. Mrs. Hewitt was beloved by a Wide circle of relatives and friends who regret her early demise and deeply sympathise with the sorrowing relatives, THE STAND 1, BANK OF CANADA Quarterly Dividend Notice No. 91 Notice is hereby given that a dividend at the rate of THIRTSUN P'R CUNT, PIaR ANNtJM upon the capital stock of this Bank has been declared for the quarter ending 31st July, 1913, and that the same will be payable at the Head Office in this city and its Branches on and after Friday, the first day of Auust, 1918, to shareholders of record of 25th July, 1913. By order of the Board. Toronto, 17th June, 1918. GBO. P. SCHOI,1l'IELD, General Manager, 149 Will, Loug, of Milverton, was home over Sunday last. Miss Elias Inman is spending the week e.ud with relatives at Stratford. Miss Gertrude Coates, of London, is holidaying with the Misses Ament. She is a cousin. Miss Belle Dark is house from Lonclotl for a holiday visit. We are glad to see her back. 0. Ewan and family motored to Bay- field and spent' a day by the lalcesicle most erjorably Miss Maud Bell, daughter .of J. T. and Mrs. Bell, Morris, was visiting at I. 1. Gilpin's this week, Druggist F. R, Smith arrived here Tuesday from a most eu joyable trip to the West. He met many old friends. Mrs. A. M. Kay and Miss Helen, of Stratford, me spending at week at Riverside Ville," the home of W. H. and Mis. Kerr. Miss Gertrude Ross. who is a teacher at Prince Albert, Sask., has been visit ing her aunt, Mrs. A. McKay, at Carlyle, Saskatchewan. She also visit ed at Regina. Miss Dorothy Stuart, of Toronto, noel George and Miss Charlotte Stuart, of Cullingwood, are enjoying a holiday 111 the home of their uncle and aunt, Drug. gist and Mrs, Fox. Harry and Mrs. Berlliffe and children and Misses Julia and Auuice, Clinton, were in town last Sunday, Mrs. Jno, Cardiff, Mrs. Bariliffe's mother, return- ed with then to Clinto':. Deputy Rr.ve Centelon , the Apple Ring, of Clinton, was a culler cm Tin; Posx one clay last week. He was Ielt- ing a survey of fl'nit prospects through the Northerly part of the County. Miss Carr, of Midland, is a visitor with Miss Maude Querin. Mrs. Bnrcbili and other old friends, She was formerly engaged in the mil finery business here, associated with Miss Sanderson. 1. Il, and Mrs. Cameron, of London, are renewing old friendships iu Brus- sels, making headquarters at Reeve Leckie's The latter gentleman is Mrs. Cameron's mule. The visitor's were former residents of town for years. Mrs. Jno. Wilkinson and daughter, Miss Core, Grand Rapids, Mich„ are calling on relatives and old friends. The former is a daughter of Wm. and Mrs. lewitt, Brussels. It -is 22 years since Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson went to Grand Rapids. ®4414•®•4®••444444.444•••••4 ,••••4.4••••••••44••••••4•. vera IIsFree • • a • 4 • 4 4 • • 4 • • 4 • • We • • • • • • • • • • 4, 4, • • 4 • • • • • • • +i r • 4, 4 are Sole Agents for Walker's Over- alls, made in Welke rville Ont. ia. � s We guarantee 10 Bents for every buttonthat comes off and 25 cents 'for every rip, and for every 6 stamped pockets out from worn garments we will give you one pair of Overalls or Smock Get the Habit 0 e 4, • • • 4 • .4 e • Save the Pockets Sold and guaranteed by Brussels r • • a ile Ont. Asn. bythe walker Pad and Overall Dealt Ca J Waterville, 04.••'444+4.4.44••44.04 0.4.00.040.... `.0.440.0404.• • Mrs. Fred. Mee, of Stratford, is home on a visit fora week. Fred. Wilson, of Toronto was iU town this week with his car, combining business and pleasure. Jas. Cntt was elected Couuciller at Blyth in lien of Cuuncillcr Powell Who is away. He makes a good member of the Board. Mrs. W. H. Frytto and Miss Alla are visiting at Newbury, their former. home and the' residence of the former's daughter. Mrs. Robinson. Adam Roe, of Sault St. Marie, Miell locality, is here on a visit with his parents nod other relatives and friends in Brus sett; anti locality. He is a soft of Richard and Mrs. Roe, of town. G. and Mrs, Weber and children and George anti Mrs. Bettzer, all of Moult - 10u, moored to Brussels iu the letter's car and spent a day with J '1'. and Mrs. and Miss Ross, John street, Brussels. Newton McCauley was off duty fur a few days last week. Ile does not know mnch about personal sickness and htrdty uatlerstanys unasked for holi- days. Mac resumed his work Monday morning. Mrs. Geo. Pollard, 'Turaherry street North, has been seriously'ill during the past week. She had tw,o strokes of paralysis and at her a,ivauced age of pearly 8o years it is a difficult matter to a0isseeseseeesesseese'eeese d 0 OS W 0 0 W 0 e fi 0 i. co 91 rarie Green m Y • 1;1 • 0 45 ti. • 49 48 a • • • • 0 M • e s 4 a 58 14 e 0 Per Pound We Guarantee Our to be Chemically •• ea pure. Entire sat- • isfaction ill every 1 package at : to w ® " 9 s G•� DRUG STORE d • • 00010seeleseeeseemessssseser BRUSSELS MARKET Wheat ' 4 155 $ 05 Oats Pena 90 90 Barley 20 es s Butter Eggs20 75 9 75 Frogs Wool washed 20 20 Wool unwashed 38 18 The People's Column STRAYED from Lot 14, Con. 5, Morrie, n 2 year old steer, red in color and not de - horned, Any information leading to its re- covery will be thankfully received. Phone 549. W.•AL. MOCRA OXEN. DUOTESTAN i teacher wanted for 8. S, No. 4, Grey township Huron Oo. Up to $000 salary according to qualifications. Duties to eamtnence on September '2nd. Anpli- combat. Mrs. Pollard has been a aatieus,stating experience nnd 44eaitflcetlone, received up to August 9th. B, PAYN, hearty tvomati. Secretary, Jamestown, P.0. PRINTER Pee 53 yEAas.--Fred. Delion, aged 68, a member of the Berlin -Record composing root, has completed his. 53rd as a printer, Mr. Deliou is a good second to Samuel Reid of the Kingston Whig, who bolds the record et 55 years, although he is two years his junior. bllr. Detiou is a union printer and is still able to do a good day's work, BORN KtrrATnTOa: In Belgreve, on July 21111t, to Rev, and Mrs. I. W. Kilpatrick, a daugh- ter. L0E0=1E.-131 Winnipeg, on July 14th, to Mr, and lira. G. R. Longmire, a daughter: SHEAnEa.-In Elmo, cm July 21st to Mr. and tars, Moe -E. Sheat er,.a daughter. WoaxoAN. In Bruscols, nn July 20th to Mr. and Mrs. Obits. Workman, a daughter, DIED HEWITT: Tn Blinn township, on July 25th, Margaret Moore, beloved wife of Albert Hewitt, in her 4511t year. MILLEtt,-In Wroxeter, on July 24014 Jane Munro. relict of the lata Andrew Miller, aged 68 years and 16 days, EAOHES WANTED for S. S. No. 5, Morris 5 township, duties to oninntent. September 2nd. A indicants to state salary, qualifications and experience. Nermalite preferred. Ap- pitcattone received no to Augnat tet. RICHARD PROCTER, 2.4 Secretary,raP. 0. •F,AOaER WANTED for U. S. S. No. 1, Turn berry, duties to convneuce Sept. 2nte A teacher with experience preferred. St qualification, experieeoand salmi. 4.2 Secretary, Wroxeter. Tenders Tenders for the oonstrnetion of the Holland. and Dodds drains in the N. W. hall of the Township of McEntee 11110 Dodds drain ex- tending into Hntlettl will be.reeeived by the undersigned up till the 18th day of August, 1018, or at meeting of Commiten the 14th at Sesforth, Plans,&e , may be aesa at Lot24, Oen. 7, MoKiltop. A cheque for 6 pen cent of contract price to aeoompnny tender as secur- ity for completion of contract. The lowest or any tender not necessarily acaopted. 4-8 Clerk MaMittop, Winthrop P. 0. 4 •+•+4+•+•+41+0+•+•4•+•+4+4+ •+•48•'('4.8.14+•144.+•+•+4.4•+•+•'i8.4.44.•' •♦4+4.+0•.4.+*'•l •4••i'•ri•4+t • 1 Brussels Daylight torGNr McLaren • •& • t„,le,,,„•,l.„„.„'11,�',ir't,'i't,„t4ii','ti,.'lli11'i'l,l,1p,lt1,14;,+e1,,a.,r g,ri,p it nIs,q y,q' • 1 AA Sa!e of Wash Dresses., • 1111111188=1.111.11.111=1=1M1 frigiSEMEMEMZBUSIN SUM IIIMMUSIMIIIIIIIIIMM Illgillin211 • O • Ladies', Misses' and Children's Sizes •• 4 e We are clearing out all lines of Wash Dresses, all sizes in light and dark colors, for a•', • Ladies, Misses and Children Regular ular Prices. This is a snap worth while +• 4. 20 per cent less than g p : • + • 4. A Complete Assortment of Cott •: n Hosiery • • + I We are showing a complete line of Cotton Hosiery in Ladies', Misses',•Children's and • Boys' sizes, all at..lowest prices. ....mom-r..,.�, s I�ad� Ldi' e� Suits Shoes and Boots We have a splendid stock of Boots and Shoes for Ladies and Men, for Boys, Girls • and Children=the best values to be had. Also a number of odd lines—Canvas o Boots, Strap Slippers and Oxfords—at + Reduced Prices. • al...1•10.MI., + 4 1. • r • + o • Wear Only a few Ladies','Suits left, in Black, Tan and Blue Serges and Heather Mix- ed Tweeds, being cleared at 25 per Dent less than regular prices. Also a few Ladies' Wash Suits and Linen Coats going at I fall (Price. o ••. for ➢ en • and Boys + • 4. • i eady-to-:er Clothing The largest stock and best values we have ever shown.• Men's Suits at 0.00, 7.50, 1'0.00 Up to S'18.00 Boys' Suits at 2.50, 3.00, 5.50 up to 110.6o 4 Every Suit extragood value, made by the best makers in Canada. Call and see them and compareprices rices tend qualities. You will find it worth while: 4 • A re n w 40+0+0q'4+0,044044'14044+0tF0N'0 40444'e4'4•F0'h4443'e4a• Always the I 3ighest Pryes for i f t' Produce.