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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1914-6-4, Page 8Clothes Moth Proof? Have you tbonght about peeking' those fors and woolens away for next season's use? Are you sure that you will find them in just as perfect condition uext Fall as they are now ? You will be if you scatter RED'OEDAR FLAKES throughout them. '1'he refreshing odor of Red Cedar combined with other proven moth preventatives in• sures their safety. Ravaging moths simply can't come within inhaling distance, Red Cedar Flakes take the place of a costly cedar chest and in some ways are better, as they can be scattered throughout each ere - vice, Generous.nized package 15c. New Pennants Received We have just opened up our new stock of Pennants, 'Tiley show :. great improvement, both ie design Bud coloring, even over those wt had Last year. A large Royal Blue Felt. inset with scarlet satin end Brussels lettered in yellow, comes et $1 00. Large Pennants with fancy block letter• lug are 750. 'j'liree color Pennants and decorated with fags are 500 each, At esc we have a nice choice to show and some entirely new color com- binations. Small Pennants for Bicycles, &c., are 50 and 100 each. See them while the assortment Is at Its best Post Cards of Corner Stone Laying 5c each The �r Store F■ r SIVHTH DRUGGIST AleD VAT LONER. �cl .etv 4UnYs JUNE, Smoot Board Friday evenlug of this week. LARGE deliveries of coal being made in town. THE painter's brush is making great improverneuts in town. St1oAR is advauciug in price just as the fruit season draws near, HURON CO. Council is in sesslon at Goderieb. Reeve Leckie is attending, Hotercic Mutual Fire insurance Co. .'Directors met at Wroxeter on Tuesday. Tag Posr knows of six weddings in dune already bat we are sworn to secy,recy. J a beautiful maple trees adorning the streets of Brussels are the admira- tion of many a visitor, SCOTT AMENT has invested in a fine Beterboro make canoe with passenger accommodation for three. The boating is fine above the dam, IN'rEaaternATE Foot Ball Friday even- thg of this week in town, Clinton and Brussels are the contesting teams. It will be a dandy game as both elevens are put to win, LISTOWEL STANDARD: -Miss Visa .'Bowman, daughter of las. Bowman, M. B., and Miss Katie Ament, daughter of B, Ament of Brussels, were guests of the Misses Moore, Wallace St. 5o cents gets THE PosT for the balance of the year to any Canadian posto$tce. 30 cents extra for postage to the United States. Now is a good time to get on the list if you want the news. CLINTON ve Brussels, Friday evening of this week in Intermediate Foot Ball in Brussels. While our boys won from them at Clinton in the former game the visitors will fight for a victory on Fri day. Don't miss the game. Play is billed to commence at 6 t5 o'clock and the officials should see that it dogs. PRIZE PUZZLE_ - A valuable leather medal will he presented to the person guessing the exact date on which the street watering cart will go into com- mission to ley the dust in Brussels. No guesses received after Sept. 1st as the Fall rains will likely set in by that. time precluding the necessity of operating g the sprinkler until next Spring. TUESDAY of this week Councillor Muldoon was at Goderieb undergoing .examination for discovery in the suit of Kirkby vs. Brussels corporation, which will come up for hearing next Tuesday, gth inst. Mr. Muldoon was the In• specter appointed by the Council on the sewer contract over which the action is. 'Mr. Kirkby was the con- tractor and is asking for extras on the job which the Council think they should i not pay. A Baa. -Last Monday a bee was on hand in connection with the Methodist• church and the grounds about the new cement horse shed were tidied up and levelledandthe site of the old shed levelled and cleared up of rubbish scattered about. The gables and cornice have been painted and the building is I. have as well constructed and satis- factorily arranged as is to be found, Electric light will be installed for the convenience of those who use shed after nightfall. The Building Com- mittee deserve no small credit for the way they have looked after the work and. the contractors did at splendid job. HYMENEAL. -Wednesday of last week, May 27'h, Alex, Roe, a well known y0uug townsman, was nutted in mar- riage to Miss Mary McArthur, youngest daughter of the late John McArthur, a former old resident of Brussels and Mor. ria. Ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Robertson, in 'SC. James Square 'Presbyterian church, roropto, in which city the bride was residing. The principals were unat- iTtended. The bride wore a • becom ing costulrle Mr, Roe and bride visit- ed Niagara Falls and Buffalo arriving l'i, back to Brussels Saturday evening, They purpose making their home in town and commence married life with the hearty good wishes of a wide circle of relatives and old friends, May their' joys be many.. WILT, TRY ANOTHER PLAN. -A number of townspeople having paid no attention to the Board of Health order to clean tip their premises before May 15t11 a list of names is being prepared and they Will he asked to appear before the Reeve for neglecting to comply with the praiseworthy object, The Proviu• Blab Board of Health Inspector is ex• pected to pay Brussels a visit and the local Board clout purpose having their knuckles rapped just because of the 'neglect of people wito know their duty without any warning and yet decline to do it. Hence the decision to make an example of .the neglecters before the J. P. as a warning to them and en object lesson to ratepayers generally, A hustle right uow is the only thing that Will save you 15 you are a deli». toting., Dunip greeted is on the farm of Gteorge Kerr, North of Hrtistel5, 1l. • DID auybody say Main street was going to be sprinkled by the cart to keep down the dust ? CLIP 'Ixts ou'r.-Summer hours are now in vogue at tele Public Library and will continue uutil September at. Open days are as follows : Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons and Wednesday and Saturday evenings. 0 PARASOL lost in Brunets, Long black handle with gold band. Finder please lova Nb Tag POET MAO wanted to go West with a ear of horses to be shipped about June 1011. Apply at once to W. A, Lowry, Brussels, 'Phone 66. CaAMors satin found. Ask at Taw Poem, HEART•8nAP8D brooch with email chain at. Cached loot itt Brussels, Finder kindly leave at Ten POST. FRAME BARN 40x00 feet for cafe, Apply on 1110 Lot 10, Con 7 Morrie to Phone 1411 w, b, CUNNINGHAM,Nr Rnepto'r/.nctt lady wanted as companion for Mrs. Shaw. Apply at 2nd door in North end of terrace. No objection to one child. Good pay. Mnnrutr sized white dog strayed from the premises of the undersigned. Answers to the nano. of"Paddy." Any information will be gratefully received. M, CA010005. Oranbrook Phone 528, NtrtiBen,of young:pigs for sale, Lot 21, Con. 1, Grey township. HARVEY DOB8ON, 'Phone 8516, Ethel. Doo Loam.- Strayed from the premises of tits undersigned on May 8th, 1014 a young tan and white Beagle Hound, with a Dieee out of one ear, Any person knowing of his where• abouts kindly communicate with 0. J. STaiNMtLLER, GETTIG. PIGS FOR SALES 10 young pigs, about seven weeks okl. also one grade Yorkshire Brood Sow, due to litter in July. Apply at Lot 21, Cor. 12, Grey township. Phone 656. J. P. 010INT0811. VALUABLE 13a0000 LOoT.-Solid gold plain round brooch, scalloped round edge. Place for picture in back. Pin was left In dress. Finder will confer a great favor by leaving it at TRE. POST. To TnE PcBLoo.-I have improved my work- shop and will keep sane open from 8 H. in. to 6 p m. daily. Will sharpen and repair sates and lawn mowers to your fancy. I have this class of goods for sale or• will exchange same when desired T. MoGaaooa, Brussels, Ont. FLEIIRY, Wilkinson, Ceokshutt and Frost & Wood plow repairs and those of the Deering and Frost ,is Wood implements in stock and sold by E. Plum at Blacksmith chop, Brussels. A OARD.-We the undersigned hereby agree to sell a package of five standard 50 boxes of Silver Tip Silent matches for twenty Bente. d�luality guaranteed. Jae. Ballantyne, Geo. immaon and W. J. McCracken, o— A •BRIGHTYOUNG LIFE CUT OFF, -There was a pang of sorrow in many a heart last Saturday when the telephone from Ciioton conveyed the sad intelligence that Wilbur S., youngest son of William and Mrs Armstrong, gth con., Grey, had succumbed at the hospital there about it o'c'ock. For a week he had not been feeling as well as usual so on 7Vednesdav a physician was consulted who diagnosed the trouble as ap- pendicitis. The next day Wilbur, ac- companied by his father and mother, was taken to Clinton in an auto and was successfully operated ou, although the appendix had suffered a rupture before arrival. Heart weakness was in evi- dence and this happy faced youth pass- ed away as above slated. II was a sad home coming to the parents (the mother remaining with her sou all the time) but his Father and brother Thomas' did not reach Clinton until the end had come, The remains were brought to the home Saturday night, Wilbur was born in Grey township and was 17 years of age, He was a bright, old fashioned youth and a favorite with everybody. At school he always took a good class standing and intended writing on the Normal Entrance exam. in the course of a few weeks. His early demise is very sincerely lamented and regretted by both old and young. Funeral took place Tuesday afternoon, au appropriate service being conducted, by Rev. Mr. Mann in the presence of a large company. The floral wreaths were beautiful and were presented by Family, Gates ajar ; Brussels Continu• Mien School, pillow ; his comrades, :wreath A. F. & A. M , wreath ; Mel- ville church choir, large spray of lilies ; Pastor, Teacher and S. S. Cass, large spray of carnation ; Misses McDonald, spray pink carnations ; Wm. and Mrs. Seeker, spray carnations and roses ; Mrs, Livingstone and Wm , baguet of snow balls ; Bertram :and Oswald Hemingway, spray ; sprays of lily of the valley frons Juo, and 'rom Me- Lauclhlin, Mra (Rev ) Mann, Mrs, Jessie Kerr, Fred. and Mrs. McCracken, Miss lean Elliott, Mrs. (Rev ) Ferguson, Miss Mina McKelvey and others, Melville Sabbath School sent $5,on ie Mrs. Armstrong's dune t0 the Fresh Air Fund, 'reroute., in Memory of Wilbur. Public school was dismissed in the afternoon anti teachers add pupils attended the funeral, Pallbearers were four "brim hers, Glen, Thos las. end Harold Arm. strong, W, Monte (brether•i) les) and E, Cardiff. Among relatives from a distance were Rev, A. Mcif,ibbon, B. A,, of London, alt uncle of .deceased ; Miss McKibben and Mrs. Smith, Of. Toronto; aunts; and brothers anti sisters, Deep sympathy le expressed_ for the bereaved !n the sudden de• pattttre of their promising lotted one. 1 The Metropolitan Bask Capital Paid up - Reserve Fund • - Undlvlded Profits - - • • lal,000,000,00 1,280,000.00 182,847,61 , HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO J oint 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.0O OR MORE OPENS AN ACCOUNT BRUSSELS BRANCH F. H. GILROY, MANAGER moseemsieseionenele SEVERAL of our sportiug townsmen took iu the horse races at Kincardine on esda t ed V u y of rids week, BRUssELS Orangemen will not Celebration here this year. evening they decided to go to G ou july 12th. FRIDAY evening of this week will be held in the Town Hall close of the Foot Ball game t0 everybody is welcome. ARE you wanting, to take a New Ontario? See• the advertisement regarding an excursion billed f 10111, in this week's. PosT MRS, E. ELKINGTON announces marriage of her daughter S. A. Ernest Wheeler' on Wednesday, loth tem, Winnipeg, Man, •R1Gs TO GARDRN PARTY. -At 5 6, rigs will leave the corner o b.rry and Thomas streets, ' evening for the Garden Party to 01 Walter' Vein's, at miles N Bruasele, Return fare only 10 e THE bows tor the roof of the n foot cement shed at Melville were put in place last week metallic roof is now being put o c01tt1'a0tors Juo. Adams & Son soon be completed and ready cupation, It Is a treat shed ell LIGHTNING played. odd fres week at Futcher Roe's,South u gels. In addition to damaging 11 somewhat it broke all the eggs nests in the building and sc .rc ears of the pigs in the oens. I easily have been worse. FARMER= Excursion to the Farm, Guelph, Thursday, 1St one of the must p'essurable dal spent Time MIAs and rails may be read on page 4 of this is, number of parties arr be'ng a fu' the day, by various families locality. Great pains is taken Professors at the Colleee to give information possible to the Excursion- ist. Plan to go. Ho ! EOR DlrrxoIT,-Tile annt cursion by the steamer Greyhound. Goclerich to Detroit. is bitted to Friday of next week, June 12 Re- turn ticket fromLiteCo town t of $1.5o, good to come back the following Monday. Quite a number laik o it in. It is a delightful water t compassing magnificent scenery the advertisement on page 5 of tote. Nliss Jessie MacLanchliu, fora Brussels, who has been organist Presbyterian church choir at L North Dakota, has accepted the of choir leader in the Pres church in Hamiota, Manitoba. a fine vocalist and a gland instrumental- ist hence sh ,uld fill the bill most • petently. Miss Mac. is a daughter the late Thos MacLeuchlio, o Brus- sels, and a sister to Mrs. A. D. Gree township, Mrs. Angus Campbell was at bidding her daughter, bliss Campbell, Good. bye before she a trip to England. She tt London, Kettering, North Newcastle and other points and away 2 or 3 months. air C advised her to sail by the Em Ireland, that Found a grave in Lawrence, but she fortunately otherwise. Stanley Campbell, don, accompanier) his sister to and saw her aboard the Arhinia. 'THREW TRAIN OFF TRACK.' horses broke from a field on a f and one half miles North of W about 5 o'clock Monday morning jumped over the guards at the crossing and strayed 150 feet al G T. R. right of way.- One took the trach. At 6 25 the train Kincardine in charge of Condi Ireland, and Engineer S. M Tao into the horse 011 the track, horse valued at $175 was killed engine, t,aggage-cat' and on thrown from the track. The en badly damaged,. the track for was put in need or repair. Hartington had his back h Engineer Moorehead had his ti 1 red !'here were 22 pessen injured. the train, none of Whom were It was about q a. m bei usual 7 u7 a. 111 train reached owing to the accident The might easily leave, had more nest quences, hold a Monday oderlch a dance at the which trip 10 isetnent or June the Vera, -to May 30 and f furor 1'ttesdsy be held North of cents. new 220 church and the n by the It will rot' 00 - right, freaks last f Brus• to barn in the ted lite It alight Model b Inst s to be ay rates sue, A ranted in this by rite all the Ctlrsion- tal Ex - run on h. Re- n costs t taking rip, en - Read this is- terly of til the angdon, position byterian Site is umenlal- St COW of E Grant, of London Nellie left for fl! visit Northampton), will be Campbell Empress of the St, did. of Lon Montreal - Five farm two iughatn, They railway nog the of them from Condo -toter A Moorehead The and the e coach gine was 150 feet Firetltan ort and 1151 arm sera on f. injured, ore 0110 Brussels run off serious RAIN SPOILED THE GAME - Shortly after the Wroxeter -Brussels Iuter- mediate Foot Ball match commenced lee' Friday evening almost a gale blew from the West potting the kibosh on scientific ball (Slaving. But tite worst was yet to come as there closely followed a downpour of rain that continued for over an 11ottr, with 00020 oual inter- missions, that soaked the ptsyers, ball and grounds and that ever and anon drove the would-be supporters of boat teams under the friendly roof Of W, Oakley's driving house. Good ball was out of the question and the time was. put in without a snore on either aide. Brussels had a penalty kick but it avail- ed them nothing. "Wally' Miller, of Wingham, was tite Referee and stayed with the job with his shoes full of water to keep hint cool, Wroxeter seat a goodly bund, of rooters who were ready to "whoop'er up" had there been any show but Mr. Jupiter"Pluvius open• ed the soft water taps an:i spoiled the job. Brussels boys Iced mentally mark- ed down a win for Fridge evening but the hoose was riot fattened by the regard. in the absence of W. McDonald Irwin teak lila place Ra one Of the backs Had the keine started at the hour an- nounced half time could have been. played before the interruption' by the storm. 1'he tiresome wait before the ball is set in ntotionshouid be "cut out" both at home and abroad, if spectators are expected to attend. People We Talk .About bins. J.'1'. Wood.is visiting her sister in London, Philip Antant made a business trip to Berlin last week. George•Lowry is in Toronto where he is employed at his trade, • Barrister Sinclair was at the Co. town on bttsiness last Tuesday, Mrs. a, Askin, of Stratford, was visiting,relatvee, In Brussels and vicine Ity, Mrs. Barrington, of Montreal," is the guest of her daughter, Mra, F, fl. Gil- roy. Mrs George McMillan arrived home last week after an extended visit to the Northwest . Clayton Carter, LE Bev City, Mieb is a visitor with his grnptlmotiher, Mrs, Jas. Fulton. A Caesliuk, nit 4„ Claesfcal teacher in Port Hope Collegiate, .was visiting friends in Brussels. C and Mrs Popo spent Sunday end Monday in renewing old friendship, in Seaforth last week. utas Bale Arnett and Arthur Kabel, of Berlin, were visitors in town at tite home of the former's parents Robert Ross null son, of Kiucardltte, were visiting relatives and friends, in Brussels on Monday of last week H. 13. and Mrs. Churchill and 111r. and Mrs. Allis, of 141cGaw, were holi- day visitors 11 ttuvu over Sunday, G R. Stubbs left this week on the re turn trip to his home at Calgay, after a•sltort visit int Brussels and locality. Mrs W. A Matthews, of Colpov's Boy is here On a visit with relatives and: old friends. She is a daughter of Mrs Tr L Kerr. TnaPos'ris etrry to hear that Mrs. F..S Scott has been 00 the sick list hu' many old friends Hope she will soon be fully restored, War and Mrs Gordon, who have been et Niagara Falls for some time ou a visit with relatives, arrived back to lowlt.la't week. Miss Isabel Strachan is visiting iu London She went to be bridesmaid at the Murria-Weir wedding there on Wednesday, lune 3rd Mrs. Thomas Ennis has been quire poorly during the past week but we, wise her speedy convalescence. She is not often on the sick list, Mrs. G Santis and son Finley, of Claremont, are here on a visit to Post- master and Mrs Scott. Mr, Semis was also here for a few clays Jno. McGregor leaves next week fur his home at the Soo. Miss McGregor, his sister, will accompany him and spend a couple of weeks holidaying, F. and Mrs. Lougfoot and daughter and Mr, and Mrs Longfoot sr., all of Stratford, were visiting Geo. and Mrs. Edwards. The ladies are extending their stay F. 51 and Nlrs Gilroy anti Barring- ton arrived here from Mount Forest last, Saturday morning. The latter appears' to have quite recovered from his sudden illness that overtook bin) t Mile absent. Mrs D A. Lowry and Mips Clara Lowry, of T oronto, are here on a visit with relatives anti old friends. The lat- ler has not enjoyed, her usual good health of late but we trust the change of air anti scene will prove helpful. - Congratulations are extended to Jno. M. Henderson, Muir Thomson and Frank Scott, of Brussels in their successfully passing the Faculty of Education and the young gentlemen will now have full authority to instruct the youth of the land. I. LI, Fowler, ,of the London Free Press staff, was in town on Tuesday He carte expecting the East Herne Liberal annual sleeting for the Com - 111o11% tests a nominating Convention a111 as it was 1101 he called on THE PosT and left on 3 p m, train. Messrs. Parker and J, Grintoldby and their wives, of Owen 'Sound, motored to Brussels on Sunday last, dined at S Cartel's, then proceeded to Seaforlh, where they visited Mrs Parker's mother, Mrs. J110,'Carter Returning to Bros. sets on Monday they called on old. fl•ieotle and viewed old seeues then left for their Northern city finme same evert• ing. The car belongs to Mr. Parker, Who handles it like a professional, Church Chimes Loudon Methodist Conference opens d its annual sessions Wednesday of this week in the Central church Sarnia, It will continues for :theta 6 00 7 clays. As this is the year of the General. Conference much additional work comes before the present,Confe'enee, Rev. Mr. Mann discoursed last Sab batt n00111ing from the text 1'Intistltuch as ye have clone it unto one Of the least or there My brethren ye have done it unto Me," Evening sermon was based on ' Lo I am with you alway " Butt were thoughtful sermons, The pastor is absent at the annual Conference in Sarnia Retitle the servlees III lite Methodist church Brussels next Suoday wilt be in charge of Carr at It a, m and ROS'. T, L, MOCulloch, of Cranbrooli, At y p m Both are good speakers. tA•,p,D OTI/ 11 TORONTO IT is an advertage sometimes to keep a bank account in the names of two persons, so that either one may make withdrawals. Such an account is called a"joint account," We shall be pleased to furnish par. oculars. ss6 BRUSSELS BRANCH, IF. Rowland, ' O MI6 Manager. Next Sabbath afternoon the monthly nii 1 �i1 b sato to y program will e given in the Nletl o.list , Sabbath School and the special offering taken. Mrs. (Rey ) Mann' was elected Buri vice President 01 Maitland Presbyterial W. F, M. S. Mrs J. Meadows of town is the Recording Secretary for the same body. Report may be read on page 4 of this issue In the historical sketch of the Pres- byterian church, given last week in the Women's Missionary Society -where the dame orf Mr,, Robb McCallum is mentioned It • should have read' Mrs. Malcolm. Melville church Building Comm;,tee contracted for the Art glass fol' i'iiie windows of the new church last week with the Lnxter Prism Company of Toronto. Approximate cost will be BSoo, Au order was also given to the J, D, Pennington Co„ of Dundee, for the circular seals for the auditorium, at about >Ota,000. Rev. Ina Little, of North Morning. ton Presbyterian church, was the choice of the Perth Co. 'Temperance Alliance last week as organiser end Co. Secretary (h ' connection with the coming cam- paign of the Canada Temperance Act. 1 -le tviil Commence his duties lu the neer firure Rev. Mr, Little will make a ffne of)ner it la stated. • Wednesday or this week the General Assembly of the Presbyterian church convened iu Knox church R'ood;'ock. Rev Dr. Hey ridge. of- 0' ewe, was chosen Modern' or. Church union and a forward movement in Evangelism are among leading features of the As- sembly. By the terrible disaster in connection with the loss of the Ent press of Ireland in the St. Lawrence last Friday morn- ing the Salvation Army is shorn of many su officer whose:death will be It great loss to 'he Army, A large coin - pin v of them ware bound Jot. the Old Land to attend a great Congress of the t rr rl wide. s tv 1 < . "Only where Jesus is" was the title of a fine mole gnarte'te sung last Sunday evening iu the Methodist church by A. E Hersey, 13. A. Pryne,S. Wheeler and H, 5 Jackson, 'i'he paste' preach ed the closing sermon on the Prodigal Stn series -the subject being the "E'der brother" from the text "He would not go in." 1t. was a close fitting discourse. Illustrated address on Bible Society .work will be given in connection with Brussels branch on th evening of 1uly 24111. Meeting will be held in the Methodist church. BORN Mo/Nsis,-At Peale Island, on April 2711t, to Mr, and Mrs. Jos klolnnie,a son. MARRIED DATrne0N- BENNETT.-At the residence of gge'eparents,Watton; oft June 8rd, . y Rev. It A. Lundy, Mr. Joseph Dayldnolt, of Brunets, to Mies Willena 'Bennett. of.Walton. MONATI-ErANe,-At Melville manse, Bras. Rola, on June 8rd, 1014 by Rev, A. J. Mann, B. A , air, John MoNnir, 14th con., Grey. township, to Miss Bessie, datghter of 51r. end Mrs. James Evans, 7th lite Morrie township. 1105-OT0Awt'ts a, -In 8t, James Square, Presbyterian church, Toronto on May 20th, 1014, by Rev. Dr, Reber eon, Mr, Alexander Roe, of Brussels, to altos alsryl daughter of the late John MoArthur, formerly of Benseele,. DIED Afoemnnxo.-At (,Minton Hospital, on May 806h.1014, Wilbur 5., youngest son of Wm. and Mary Armstrong, of Grey township aged 17 years. AUCTION SA L -ES 5000000 v, JUNn 18mn.-Farm implements, Eouoehold fittmiture, &o , Orenbrook, Sale at 2 p m. George Huether, Prop. F. S Scott, 1 Aua. i O'UttanAY„Tvan (OTs-O'amt, Farm Stook, orop, household furniture, &e., NA Lot 18, Con, 7, Morris. Sale at 1 p. in. Alex. Hassell, Prop„ F. S. Scott, Atte. The People's Column i F ARM: FOIL SALE -Tho 50 acre form ad. joining the Pillage of Brussels, owned'by George Robb. Good Buildings, 1St -°than laud in good state of cultivation. For particulars apply to J. LEUKIIs, Brussels. Teacher Wanted Qualified Teacher wanted for S. S. No. 2, Grey. -Applications received up to Saturday, June 13111 Unties to cntn'nonce September Ord. D. O. CUNNINGHAM, Secretary, 40.2 R. R. No, 2, Brusecls. Teacher Wanted LIQUID VENEER 6 An excellent, fltutiltu'e pol- e None (tetter-2150&Me. Coi.orite © Makes ynur ,trot hat ,trohat • look like new, We have it o h1 jet black, at blur.k stud, 0 brown, Nn trolluble 10 nae IVyal's Strauor Q Hat Cleaner • ep Not a dye. Restores steaty c hats to their original coins 0 and look like new. g NAPTHO e CAMPHOR FLAKES A e 0 00 0 0e wD m t9 0 0 e1 a • e s e • 01 e e s ra e 05 m ly s Q Pt eserves Pere, Clothes, ea Carpets, Btanlcets, &o., tt- s gotnst moths, Large pack- Y age IOc, ® . "KKOOAH” HEALTH SALT Very eefo'esbiug in cases of o headache, flatulency, heart- s barn $ ooustipittiott, 10c re pec ca1110n at 0 • Fox's Drug Store • Auction Sales ADUTTON SALE Off FARM IMPLEMENTS HOUSEHOLD FouNtmnnto, &0.-8. S. Scott Auctioneer, hes been lnetruotad by the under• atgned to sell by Publto Auction at his reel. dance, Urenbrook on Saturday, June 18th tit 2 o'clock, the following property ..-40 hone, 1 buggy, 1 cutter; 1 set light sleighs, 1 Set single harness, 1 set heavy single harness, 1 robo, 1 string of belle, l souifler, 1 outthtg box, I scalding trough & rack 1 set of harrows, 1 single. plow, 1 15,11. ladder, 1 12.05 ladder, 1 omit or wood aoolt stove 1 woad cook Moue, 1 coni ]teater. 1 meet grimier and staffer, 1 glace cupboard, 1 wino, 1 kitchen table,1 °entre table, 2 °ouches, 1 tub and boiler, 50 fruit gems, 10 kitchen chairs, 8 parlor chairs, 1 rook fug (heir, 1 bureau, 8 framed pictures, 1 g.rindstone, 1 set 800 Ib beam scales, 1 churn, 1 5 -gallon 00El'o1l ERE, 1 eabbler'a outfib, 1 iron garden ante, 2 cordo wood, a quantity of dress- ed lumber, forks, boas, shovels, hand to We and numerous other a'tloles. Terms All sumo of 50 and under cosh t aver that meant Li months credit will be giver on furnishing Approved Joint Notes. 0 per tient off for cath on credit enlounte, F. 8, Scott, Auctioneer 0150. HUETBER, Proprietor. AUCTION SALE OF FARM, BA1tkIST0010 U ROP, IAIPL141tEN1't, FURNITURE, 840- P. S. Soott, auctioneer, has been instructed by the undersigned to sail by ;motto auction nt N ., Lot 10 Con. 7, Morris, on Tuesday, June 18th, at 1 o'clock, the following valuable prop. arty :-1 heavy draft brood more 0 years old, I (heavy draft mare in tell, 1 driving mare 6 years old, 2 sows to calve in January, 2 cows newly calved, 1 two-year•old heifer, 2 one-year old heifers, 1 ote•yetr-old steer, 2 calves, 8 brood SOWS to litter in July, 9pigs 4 months old. 2 00040 mod gender, 7511en8, 1 hl assevHar- ris binder nearly now, 1 MaseeyHnrrle mower nearly new, 1 Motu miak hay rake, 1 disc har- row, 1 seed drill, 1 set harrows, 1 Bain wagon nearly new, 1 set bob -sl of ghs. t orator, 1 buggy, 1 funning nti11,11tay fork, 2 mufflers, 1 plow, 1 gang plow, 1 net tenor harness, 1 set single harness, 1 gravel box, 1 hay reek, 1 aionebont, 10 oords of wood, 2 stoves, 1 kitchen stove, 1 dbting-ruem'table, 1 sideboard l -lounge, half' dozen dluing•roont chairs, I what -not, I dreg. ser, 6 bedstead n,1 spring and mnttrnss,1 Dnlsy churn and other arlioles too numerous to ntontion, The farm contains 100 (Oras, 50 acres being under crop ; 1;5 010037 brick dwelling Twooher with Noruat training wanted for house andtdtohen ;hurt 40x00 fent mrd atrnw nfm•rle Duties to commence after shed 28x00 feet. 'Perms -All sums of 2000 and Summer vaentlon. Salm'y 8000. Attplientf ter ruder each; over that amonnt0 motthe Bred - 1 reeelvrd by the ttndoral ,Rnsd m, to June 16th. 4t will be giv°n on ttu•tttahing approved joint 1. U, MGCALi•, notes, Terms for farm make known on day 4A 1 Secretary, of sale or on application to R, R, No. 2, Blyth. ALEX RUSSELL, Proprietor. 0a 0eeeasseemeaa®®®0®®e ® eesee06®01® oaaeoeec0000m0e osooss18ocasamosoecoOOS$S$ob••••••• am a ® 1141n Inn laIgn4I V n,nn sly 1„q, Inn 1 0) ® 4II 1'I 1 1 11 4 4 Ir4' 11 t8 e • 0 e o e 0 15 0 os a 0 13 0 e s g rJ a s 0 0 e s • 63 • Brussels Daylight Store G. N. McLaren ++ + 1 , , , 4 1, L Ir 1 1 , + 4 Ir 1 e I+ I' i , , 4 4 1, Ir V 1 , 4 u e 'n, 4,' 11'111'11' I, 4 45,'44Ir 4PI,1'4'll,rlli Ili Ili Ili In"Ie4r"L'll'11J11'IJ'IF41'lli ILWi t,'lli Ili II'IU'4Phr'4n,,llb'Q,'11, 11+'1 See our Stock of 4.44.P'121'+!"1+1'+++.1-1-.1.4'44.:.+ '@•'S'dr 7••,1,••i'o''M'S•'Y'• .i..b•b.1...H.,-• l,+++44 ++++++++++.1.4.4.4.4.4..4.4i••H.4.4.4•++ Boots, Shoes and �I � erS 0 e n 0 0 (2 d-d•,r•l••] ++:-•h•ti•-l•.3 Yd-vw'•l'•1•'!••l'ii••F'1• :•-F +++++++ +++++++++++4++ 4'++.+•l-++++++ •1•• -1.4 -l-a• II4•H'++firs.1-1-e'••:••!••ielel •bti'•i••l• e s We are now.readwith a comp' lete stock of Summer �a Y P acct Boots, Shoes and a • Slippers, in Leather and Canvas, for Ladies, Misses and Children. Slip - el vers in I, 2, 3 and 4 straps, leather. and canvas. Comfortable Shoes and A Slippers for the warm weather. Good .values and big stocks of Men's Boots in Heavy and Light weights. Call and See them. w e e Job Lot Wash •resses •ea e e e m a p 10 dozen Ladies' and Misses'e s Wash Dresses for ages s 16, f8 and zo— all e e sizes 34 to 42--mtlde up of Ginghams and Muslins. Reg. $2 to'$2.5o 0 e • Special your choice for $1.49 e • ® 33 Splendid Assortment of 'Straw Hats i 0 s 0 e Boys' and Mens Straw Hats also Linen and Crash Hats for Children. gBig assortment at Lowest Prices. B s al Prices the Lowest. 0)+4•44+.44+0+10+•441-..1-4+04.0,11.04•44+414.• *44.1.40•F•••i•••II'•C••.1•40+0•i4•4.4-14'1•®•1•dl•®l'•0.1'0,44•I• •g•s•r•-l'•444'•+•*•4'•+0'F424ea'04' 024444q'••bs444e44o44+•444 sa0+0+0+0440444 •d•o'' 11-•+•+•$ • e S a e WASH GOODS We are ready with a large stock of Wash Goods—Prints Gin t 1 gl an)S and Crepe Cloths, Best Qualities, Best "Patterns, Best Prices, 2 3 Highest prices for Produce. e • - Gs P. S.--OwingL- to tl e failure of Blush & Co. we are clearing all lines of B. $1, C. s1 I Corsets at Actual Wholesale Prices, ESEl41e �IltlErbiESieir � tle•SSri11EE0E0OSiti0i0iEateii•eiw00MeSEeiwltrr•ileiYi1 0' S • O a1 0 0 61 0 s 0 0 G. N. 1D to McLarefl r