The Brussels Post, 1906-4-12, Page 8For Easter
Perfumes aro Naturally aseooiated with Easter, When planning
for your new outfit do not forgot the Perfumes -they give an added
charming effeot. We have a largo number of oholoe odore to (shoos°
from, including some new ones, such ae Red Rose Petals and Queen
of Violeta. If you are looking for a little Easter gift, nothing le
more appropriate than a bottle of Perfume.
Easter Picture Post Cards
are very handsome, and we have a largo selection at present. Re-
member your friends with one of these, Prioee 5 cents each and
2 for 6 cents.
PAPER HANGING -We are is tonoh with the services
of a first -glass Paper Hanger and orders left with as will receive
prompt attention. To avoid disappointment leave your order at
once as the busy season in this line ie here,
Felt
SMITH
DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN.
goal getos 1#.ems
A ohiel'e among ye fakir' notes,
An' faith he'll Arent il.
OLEAN rip.
Loon news on page 5 of We issue.
Read it.
Bosom Board will meet Friday even-
ing of this week.
EASTER Monday is a Bank holiday
BS well as good Friday. The public
should not forget Ibis.
AUCTION Sale of household fnruiture
at D. MoNaughtou's, Terraoe, Saturday
afternoon of this week.
OWING to the wet weather and the
coming out of frost some of the higuwaye
have been extremely bad for publlo
travel.
MAPLE syrup is being offered for este
It not the
of eao
by a number people. t ie
brown eager tiuotnred with maple tree
bark variety either.
A NutmaR of Orangemen and others
from Braesels end louallty attended the
funeral of the late Matthew Morrieou,
of Walton, last Saoday afternoon.
THURSDAY Of last week Was the last
monthly Horse Fair for this Beason and
attracted a large orowd. A large num-
ber of good horees were on the market
and prices ruled high.
THIS week the road grader was brought
into use and the mad and refuse aoo0mu
lated during the peat Winter on Toro -
berry street was eoraped up and hauled
off. It was a good move.
SATURDAY afternoon, 21st inat., Samuel
Hoggard, Brussels South, will offer his
brink resideuoe, barn and 8i sores of
land, together with booeehold furniture,
implements, eta. for Bele by public
auction. Mr. Haggard and famby calk
of removing to the West beuoe the eale
will be without r.0erve.
BRtrsents BUTTER FACToEY. - W. W.
Harris bas engaged Frannie Durdie, of
Winohelaea, ae batter maker in hie too.
tory here. Work will oommenoe on
Monday, April 30th, and three cream
gatheriugl wagons will be oat soder the
supervision of D. MoKiunon, M. Randa
and John Wright. A big eeaaau'e ren is
expected and if prides compare with last
year the oatrooe ehoald rejoice.
WOULDN'T you spend five Saute to teet
the nicest, eweeteet Laxative tablet ever
made 7 Uoleee you try it you can never
know how mnoh real laxative value it
contained in thie box tit Lexete. As
tootheome ae candy, safe fur oudd or
adult. Having the formula on the box,
you know just what you are taking.
Lax•ete are for oonatipation, bad breath,
bad taste, muddy complexion, headache,
coated tongue, biliousness, etc., only 6o.
Sold by F. R. Smith.
Bow/ans.-The annual meeting of
Brunets Bowling Club was held Wed•
needay evening. Finanotal report show-
ed a aredit balanoe of $8.18. Following
omoere were eleoted for 1906 :-T. Far-
row, Hoo. Preeident ; A. B. MacDonald,
President ; R. Leatherdale, Vioe Presi•
dent; W. Leatherdale, Bea, Treas.; R.
Downing, D. 0. Roes, R. P. Feild, Ed.
Nicholson and J. F. Rowland, Manag-
ing Oommittee. The lawn will be put
in good Shape and a man may be em•
ployed to look after it regularly.
Mae. CHRIa. ZILLeAx PAYS NATURE'S
DEnT.-THE POST to Burry to bear of tee
decease of are. Chris, Zilliax, formerly
of Brussels, who paused away at the
Weeeern Hospital, Toronto, teat Sunday
in her 48rd year, She had recently
undergone an operation and despite the
beat medical and nurse attendance Labe
aroused that bourne from whence no
traveller retorne. Deasaeed'e maiden
name Wee Mary Wooke, her parental
home being near Belmont. Mre. Zilliax
bad a wide oirole of friends who will
regret to learn of her death. In additioo
to Mr. Ztlliax two eons, (Mardis add Will,
and two daughters, Ida and Gertie,
survive. The funeral took place from
the family residence, 891 College street,
Toronto, to Mount Pleasant cemetery
on Tuesday afternoon. The family will
be accorded sincere eympatby in their
sorrow.
A PIONEER'S WIFE PASSES AWAY We
regret to announce the death of Esther,
relict of the late Thou. B. Halliday, who
was the first resident of Bruesele, who
died at the home of her son, 8. I. Belli
day, at Brandon, Manitoba, on Wednee•
day, Marsh 280b, at the age of 71 years.
She was born iu Durham Co, Ontario, on
Marsh 81st, 1885, her maiden name being
Ingran, and oiling Westward to MaKillop
township with bee father, brothers and
eietere (her mother having died previous
ly) in 1855, In 1886 deoeaeed was
united In marriage 10 Brussels,
to Mr. Halliday where ale lived until
1886 when she, a000mpanied by her
danghtere, moved to Manitoba and made
her home with her eon, Samuel. For the
past 10 yeore she has lived with him in
Brandon. Mr. Ha hday died on April
let, 1885, Mre, H„hidey'e bealtb had
not been good for 00030 time and during
the poet few moothe she tailed rapidly
until the eloee came. She ie survived by
one son (Samuel Ingram) end two daagh.
tors (Jane, who is Mre. H. Pearson, of
Klrkella, Man., and Sarah, now Mre, G.
Rilgour, of Brandon.) The funeral took
plama on Friday afternoon, Marsh 80th,
6rem the r0etdems° of her son, No. 59, 8th
street, to the Brandon cemetery.
PoeT DFrimm hours on Good Friday
will be 9 to 10 a. eu. and from 4 to6 p. m.
GREEN'S Biograph here Monday,
Tuesday, and Wedueeday evenioge tit
next week.
THE cement ganga will oommenoe
work next week if the roads will permit
the hauling of gravel.
GOOD Friday will be public) holiday,
The Banks will be closed as well ae the
other boeioeee places.
SCHOOL will close Thareday afternoon
of %hie week for the Exeter vaoatton to
re open on Monday, 28rd inst.
THE Baabetore aad Brnediote of Bros
cele perp' ae holding au Aeoambly in Ole
Town Hall, Brnaeele, on Wedneeday
evening, 25th inst.
W E. DUNGAN, tonsorial artiat, has
leased the 0ter0 in the Leckie block,
formerly 000apied by A. Ooueley, and
will take p0eaeseion shortly.
SINGLE fare on the railway, tiokete
r da of tbie week
o e
going h
Y
good K g oa T
a retmrn'n on Tneeda 1711 Teat,
nil r g 9,
will induce a large number ot people to
travel.
IN outward freight there was a oar
of household furniture for W. B. Thome-
eon to Stoney Creek ; n car of hogs for
A. O. Dames to Collingwood ; and a oat
of hogs for George Beet to Pa maroon,
A 1. Beaker received a oar of flour.
FOR every headache mese there ie a
onre, Dr. Shoop'oTweety Minae Heath
ache Care never 10188 -It pate into Cir•
oelation oo015eted blood whioh preeaea
and irritates the oervee. In bandy tab•
let form -p eaeaut to take, Salted for all
tempernmente. Sold by F. R, dmith,
DR OvzNS, M. D., London, Eye and
Ear SOreeua, will be at Smith's Drag
Store, Brneaele, on the first Tuesday ill
Eaob m..uth. Hoore,8 a, m. to 1.30 p. m
Cataract,-qu,ut, failing eyesight,
deafoees and nasal catarrh treated and
g &sten property fitted, Nait visit,
t'uesday, May lot,
AT a martins of the Direotore of the
l Aa,ou,tnral 8uoietiee last Thursday
afternoon it was decided not to hold s
Sprung Show owing to the lateness of the
Reason. Special features at the next
Fall Fair were dieouased and another
meeting will be held before long to
revue the lint and promote the work.
WRITS SERVED. -Thursday of last week
Write were nerved on W. H. Kerr, Seo
retary Treasurer of Emit Hmon, and
Grey Branch agrtoaharsl Soo,etiee, by
Barrister Sinclair, at the immunise of
Mre. Wm Wilkineou, 4th line, Morrie,
claming 91,000 damages for the i„jory
to her knee by going through the floor
of the root dap,rtmeut on the first day of
the Fall Fair Iaet year. Grey Branch
Director., white denying any liability
offered 9160 to settle whioh was dammed,
A defeuoe nae been pat in.
CONTRACTS Foo BRIDGES, -A joint
meeting of represeutativee of Ole Haran
and Perth a000ty councils was held
on Tuesday of last week at Mitchell
for the purpose of awarding oontraute
for the oonetraotion of two bridges
On the ao0uty boundary between
MaKulop and Logan towoehipe,
North of Dublin. Warden Spaokmau,
Oonnwdors Oautel,.n and Morrison,
Clerk Lane and Engineer Ansley
represented the °minty and the Perth
representatives were Meeere. Donald.
eon and Hamwoud. Four teudere
wore received for the aonorete work,
and that of Hemsworth & Eokmier,
Of Ethel, being the lowest was no.
oepted, The figure 10 94.25 per (sable
yard. Two firms tendered for the
steel enperetractarae, and the tender
of A. Hill & Go„ Mitobell, at 9580 for
the two bridges was aooepted. It
was agreed that preparations should
be made to erect two other bridges on
the boundary, between Grey and
Eima, the imam; to be about 40 feet
and 50 feet and the abutmente about
10 feet high, Messrs. Ansley and
Donaldson are to prepare plane and
epecifloations and these will be planed
before both county ooanoile at the
June meeting,
TEMraaettoe Ootyenete .-A confer.
enoe of temperau0n workers for the
county of Huron was held in the
Methodist March, Wingbam, cm Marc.
day, April 9tb, A number of prominent
temperance workers were present, when
matters tD general, affeming the welfare
of the oouoty were discussed, more par.
tioolarly with regard to the proposed
amendment to the lioenae law now before
the Legislature, wheu by resolution it
was deoided to oommanioate with the
Provincial Secretary, Stating the views
of the oonvoution on what it considered
the onfairneee of tee 60% airtime. It
was edge resolved to petition the Domin-
ion Government with regard to a bill in
the iateroote of better Sabbath observ-
ance. A eo0nty organization was
effeoted with G. M. Elliott, of God
erioh ae President 1 Rev. J. L, Small,
Auburn, Vioe. Pres ; F Bdobanao, Wing -
ham, Seoretary ; W. B, Towler, M. D„
Treasurer. The following Vioe•Preoi
dente, who, together with the officers
above mentioned, oompoee the executive,
-J. S. Roberteon, goderloit ; W. Pickard,
Holmeavilte ; J, W. Moore, Clinton ; J.
Tiffen, Nilo ; J. MoKendrie, Loobaleh
Geo, Webb, St. Helene ; W. G. Salter,
E. Wawanoeh ; F. Metcalf, Blyth ; J. H.
Hopper, Belgrave; T. Straohao, Brne•
Bele; Rev. Mr, Perrin, Wr. aster ; W.
Watters, Fordwioh; J. Hotton, Torn
berry ; A Comae, Wingham, and W0 H.
Rett; Brnesele,
Standard; Bank of Canada
31152`A39S+Sp YMEMD 1672
SURPLUS, OR RESERVE FUND 6 1,000,000
TOTAL ASSETS OVER 10,000,000
A. General X3a12kinkr J3usinelns Tralf*twaoted
'" VSAVINGG BANKP°"
8.00rned Interest is added to accounts every ate menthe and becomes principal.
Joint barest* ACconnte-,-A SPECIAL OON'71NIENOE in use in our Savings Do.
partmeu, to tu0 "Juno; llopo°!t" aotuuut. Mouey may bo deposited or withdrawn
by either of the two members of the household, Title Syolem io a grout ounvon.
ienee to many residing in town, but more particularly so to farmers, an lu the latter
0800 whether man or wife tomes to town either can attend to the Bunking. An.
other feature et the system is that in ease of the death of either party the money
tan be withdrawn by the survivor without eon, We will telt you more about our
muthode if you will gladly gall or write.
Married aVouten and J10wre may make and withdraw deposits without the
terventr,la 0t au), pursuit,
BALE NOTES CABBED, OOLLEUTED or may be left for SAFEKEEPING
only for which no charge ie made.
YOUR BUSINESS will receive oar careful and ooarteous attention.
G. P. SOHOLFIELD, GEN, MANAGER. J. F. ROW LAND, LooAL AGENT.
JNo. Pooh will pat a oemeot wall
under hie residence, Flora Street, and
wilt oleo Improve Otte oellar. P, J. Mo•
Donald has the work in hand,
A DELEGATION from K.utardine is ex•
pooled burn on Friday to hippie0
firm -eels Oil Ooe., field, This week
Peuusylvauia expert wan over the prop•
rrty and epeako approvingly.
Goon VEAL, -Leet week A. T. Corrie,
intoner, Imagist .a three mouths' old
oalf from Joe Long, 1116 eon., of Grey,
.bat drawee! 200 pomade. It was a
lardy and more like a yearling than
anything else.
AT the Clinton Live Stook Show on
Thursday of last week P. Boots, of Brae -
'els, wan awarded let prize for hie road•
-amnion Kaplan, 2 087 and also a 'medal
prize for the Same bone. Despite the
unfavorable weather the chow was a
deoided 00000 a.
Tan mauafnoture of oheeee will be
dropped Litre year in °antiunion with
Bruueele oheeee taotory and all the time
win be devoted to hatter making. Lae,
year this department met with great
acmes and this year the pruape0ts are
first-olaes. There should be a hearty
aspF art aaby oorded the farming o0m'
usually.
FOOT BALL ORGANIZATION. -The 6u
ung, mewing of ,he Blu00ets Foot ball
6m was halo 1n the Tuwu Hail lent
Friday eveuiug, Roby. Duwuiug in the
chair. Trea'urrr'S booke showed e
balance of 91.46 on baud. The follow-
iug officers were Sweated : Bou. Preetdent,
J. F. Row,aud ; President, A. B. Mu•
Donald ; Vioe Prratdeut, Obae. H.
Broadtoot ; Treasurer, R. G Norman ;
Secretary, R. D. Cardiff 1 Manager,
P. Fergoeou ; Executive Committee ;-
A. B. 1VIoDoueld, P. Ferguson, R. Oar
tiff, Ed: Earley, and S. Soots ; De,egate
u Torout° to annual meeting next
Monday, A. B. MoDo0ald, A sub
auripltou list is being circulated for the
purpose of maintaining this manly sport
.uu we trues the people of Bruasale will
Jout1000 the lively interest they bave
a,waye taken in the boys. Praotloe
.vol 00mmbnae as 0000 ae the weather
.ud park will permit.
FIneT CLAIM ENTERTAINMENT -The Soo
rimed, M,uhigau, Line toe following to
say regarding Profeaeor Green's
American Biograph and refitted
Vaudeville Co., whioh will appear April
16, 17, 18, at Braeoels Town Hall, "The
Sou Opera Hone. last eveuiug was
urewdeu a,mant to Its fullest oapaoity
and the moving pictoree shown by Prof.
Green made a great h.t with the audience.
Ie fact not slime the Biograph Go came
.0 the Soo has a better aeries of piotures
been displayed. The event was a benefit
for the Soo Fire Department and the
members were well rat,sfieS with the
reealt°. A comfortable euro was realized
and the old . bligati,m incurred at the
me of the fireman's tournament is now
wiped oat. Among the p,o,0ree shown
one of the Kansa• fire Department which
made a tour of the wor in 100
exhibition porforma0oe0. The hook
up porformauoe of this crew le little
Boort of marvelione. Bliley Philips also
Made a hit in the cumber of newest
illustrated songs. Mr. Philips has won
the hearts of many Booltee and he will
oug be remembered ae one ot the beat
baritones that ever appeared on a local
stage, lite vereatinty and ability to
continue oneeek atter another a,Waye
pr00enting a Yew program are wonderful.
Oise Great New York parade in which
1,500 firemen appeared in the line of
,arch was another good aeries of p1otaree
than aroused the moat onthhainatia
applause. The fireman's picture° shown
eat night wi,l be repeated at the matinee
this afternoon and the regular pbrform-
aere to eight. Manager Green hes also
arranged for another performance giving
a portion of the prooeede to fire debt."
NOTE -Prof. Greeo'e American Biography
Go. is eidoreed in loudest praise in
Canada and the United States where
ever it has appeared Ladies and gentle.
men are strongly aaenred that there is
nothing about 'bis entertainment that
he moat modest women would object to
having shown under the auspices of
some of the leading ohuroboe and
impieties in the country. People ehoold
attend title entertainment as it will be
the beet of its kind ever aeon here, neeally
playing in =oh larger towns. Popular
prices.
People We Know.
Mre. R, Paul ie eujoyiog a visit with
rename at Oraugevflle and Laurel. -
This week W. B. and Mre. Thompson left
Braaeelo for Wentworth Co. where the
former nae engaged as obeeeemaker at
Woodburn. He is a competent band and
will do well wherever he goes. We wish
Mr. and Mre. Phompeon prosperity in
their new home,-Thoe, MoLanohlau and
family have envie more taken op their
residuum in town. They are weloome
bank. -Mise Winnie McGuire bee gone to
Loudeeboro' where ebe is engaged in the
Millinery baoineae. We wish her a ado-
oeeefol seaeem George Iunes, formerly
of Brunel°, wart in town for a few days
test week. He win take a aitnatton as
tinemitb with MODonoll Bros., of Hen
Ball, after Easter. -Mien Maud Oomen°, of
Trowbridge, be berm visiting at the
Metbodiei Parsonage daring the past
week. -R. W. Matheeon, of Laoknow,
accompanied by Rev, Mr. McLennan, have
been oauvaseing this looality in the In
tereete of life insurance, The former has
this territory soder his oharge,-R. and
Mra, MoAipine, of Bt. Marge, are holiday-
ing with relativee in Braeeele,--Mine May
r-
Wood will spend Easier with re,atives and
frieude at Berlin and Guelph,-Mre Jubn
Lott has gone to Brantford to visit her
grandson, Bert Lott, who is attending the
Iuatituts in that arty. -Mrs, Thos. Moore
10 renewing old trieudehlpu in Stratford
and at the same time reeraittng her
health. - Nubia Gerry and daughter,
Orme, were on the eiok list this week
with la grippe.-Mre, John Simmons,
John street, who hes been on the sick
list for some weeks 10 still a prisoner to
her home but we hope She wi,l soon be
bettor, -Frank Oliver has gone to Tilleon
berg Where he has taken a situation as
baker. We wish him well. -Ed. Speiran
and John Petah, of Brussels, will be 0m
ployed this season with Contractor
Seamy, of Blaevale, - Misses Hattie
Downing sod Mabel Zimmer are home
from the Normal School, Toronto, for
Heater vaoation, They have a month or
ao to pat in to complete the term. -Dr.
MoNaughtou, of Loudon, 070.0 called here
daring the pail week owing to the illation
of his father. Mre. MoNaughton has
been in Beaforth aesiatrug in waiting on
her mother, Mre. Brett, who nae been
serionaly il,.-Mtee Therese Gerry and W.
Leatherdale will eat their Easter eggs at
Brantford at H. Baneton'n formers of
, Y
•own,-Juo..etaArlbor, who wee baker at
Jae. Balleutyne'e hie taken a Bithatiou
at Petrolea in the name tine. He is
atmeeeden here by Harry Finn, of Tor•
onto, a former well known )Brusoelite,
who will move bank to towu,-Mine
Bertha Sharpe, of the Central Telephone
Moe, will oujoy a few days witb her
0iater0 fn Iugereoll and Loudon doriug
be Eaetertide.-Arobie, the tittle son of
Councillor aria Mrs. Ballantyne, has beau
o the utak list bat we hope he will 800n
be all right. -W. F. and Mrs. Stewart
will epeod teeter at Woodet„ok,-Mies
Downey h°s gone 10 Chatham for Easter
holidays and Mies Martiu will visit
,elativoe at Lucian.
Business Locals.
Gamma= proof clover seed at M°.
Oraokerr'o.
Ham DHRsexoa.-Bwitohes made out of
combing- and cat hair.
MRS. R. HINGSTON, Mill et. West.
BUM of money found. Owner may
have same by proving property and
paying for this looal. AMINO J. Lowes.
SHOAT Horn Ball for sale, 16 months
old and roan to color. Lot 22, eon. 13,
Grey. JAB 0, McNAIe, Oraubook, P. 0.
Damon seed peas for sale. Also a good
Grade Durham Boll 15 menthe old. Ap.
ply to J. P. MCINTOSH, Lot 21, Com. 12,
Grey, Oraubrook P, 0.
FLEURY PLowe -Farmers wishing to
buy the beat plow made call on the
andereigned. P.ow repairs and pointe
kept at Robt. Fraucie' work °hop
JOHN
Worm MADE EAex.-To wood workfare
or any one using. edged tools, when you
eerthe advantage of having plash irons
and other edged tools ground tree you
Will not delay in bavino seine done at the
easy figure by T. MoGacoon, Mill et.,
Bresuole.
ONCE AGAIN
The Buff Orpington
Heeds the net in the Egg Laying Contest,
London, England,
The Model F trm Report Saye: -"They are
the beet Whiter layers, also grand Utility
Breed,"
My pons aro Standard Bred from Prize
Winning Stack and are it better shape to
supply eggs for hatching than ever before.
Eggs, 51,00, Per Set
JOHN WRIGHT
The Orpington Man, Brussel°. 40.0
T4.2-' METROPOLITAN
CAPITAL -Authorized $11,000,000
CAPITA L -f aid up 1,000.000
RESERVE and Surplus Profits 1.133,153
SANK
Directors
8, 3, MOORE, 8,10, TB0MPgoN, R 0.
President, vloe•Presldont,
'00100,001.111)00688, 0,L,6, HIS 000001 010, W. MMORTISIER GLARE, E,0, SAO, RYRIE
Jo0N FI1.T 011000
W. D. 8068, - General Maoager't
Tim METROPOLITAN RAN0 is open to leeeivo the amounts of
Farmer°, Merchants and Bueineea Oommuulty generally and t0 giro
0010101 consideration to all propagate smbmltted to it,
It relies upon its past record for oom'teous treatment of its Otte•
tontine, and will oxteod every oouetdoration ouneietent with Hound
bauktug to those who may desire to trauoaot business with it.
efierIar so 'MSW afer jt05'
Interest at HIGHEST CURRENT RA'T'ES allowed ou all BOMB of 91 and npwarde
BRUSSELS BRANCH A, D. MELLISH, Msnsger.
IDOR1V
CARDIFF. -In Grey, on April 2nd, to Mr,
and Mre. Fred. Oaruiff a sen.
BERNATa.-Io McArthur, North Dak., U
B , ou March 29th to Mr, and Mtg.
George Brruatb a sou.
TAYLon-Iu Howiek, on April 4th, to
Mr. aid Mre. Steve Taylor, a eon.
aaaxaxxx>✓x-
HAeTmas-Bormazr,-At the home of the
bride, un April 11th, by Rev, D. B.
MoRae, Mr, Roy Hastings, of Silver
Career's, to Mise Minnie May,
third daughter, of Mr. and Mre,
Wm. Buttrey, of Grey,
=man.
BUTTREY.-In Vaughan, oo April 10th,
Henry Buttrey, formerly of Grey
townehip, aged 87 yeore, 10 menthe,
and 14 days,
BAciARD.-Io Wroxeter, on April 7th,
Wul,am John, infant sou of Edward
Bernard, aged 8 menthe and 5 days.
DoiowAs -Id Home, ou April let,
11,7.2 a Brown, w,te of James Doug
las, egad 87 years.
HALLIDAY -Io Brandon, an March 281b,
tether Ingram, relict of the tate
Thos. B. Hnlliday, formerly of Bros.
eels, aged 71 years.
MYans. -I.. Duette, on Karol, 29th, M,s.
John Myer-, dnngbter of Wm. and
Mre K-Ily, of Morrie, aged 28 yearn
Imo 26 ,,nye.
Monareut.-Io Walton, on April 6th,
Matthew Morrieun, aged 78 years
and 3 mouths.
SMITH -At Saskatoon, N. W. T., on
Apri 6th, 'Thou. A. Smith, late of
Morrie, aged 44 years. '
Zmmex.-On Suuday, April 8th, at Tor
unto Western Hospital, Mary 1t oche,
beloved wife of therm. Zuli8x, form
erly of Brunie, in her 48rd year.
.4.7.7CTSO1'T
SATURDAY, APRIL 14T13. _ Hoosehol,
Farulture, &o., co the 'Terrace, North
apartment, Toruberry et., Bruoesle. Sale
a 2 o'clock. D. MoNaagletou, prop, ; F.
S. Scott, ago.
SATURDAY, APRIL 21st,-Reaidenae and
87 earn of land, implements, furniture,
on Uraham'a Ro,vey, Braseele, South,
Bale unreserved at 2 o'olook. Somoel
Haggard, proprietor ; F. 5, Scott,
an00100001.
RR VSSSET,S
Fall Wheat 78 75
Barmy 41 48
Peas 65 70
Oats 82 33
Butter, tube and robe,,19 20
Eggs per dozen 14 16
Hay per ton 6 00 7 00
Flour, per bbl 4 50 5 20
Hoge, Live 7 00
Wool 23 28
Se t, per obi., retail 1 00 70
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
THREE COWS AND SOME
youNg cattle for sale. Apply to
GEO. ROBB, Brussels,
L0892ABOUT THE FIRST Olt'
Marsh, a Collie Dog; Dolor yellow
with albite tipped tail and feet. Finder
will ploaeo bead word to BIOHARD:0N- -
NIN5HAM, Walton. 40`2
'EED GRAIN -THE UNDER
1. SIGNED 1.110,0 far sale 200 Umbels of
"New second,,,," Oats, else hurley and Peas
for seed. All No. 1 and guaranteed oleau,
Wei. J. JAORLIN,
40.1 Ethel P. 0, Lot 15,000. 4, Grey.
BULL FOR °SERVICE. -THE
uudersiaued will keep for servia0 on
Lor, S, Don, 9, Grey the Thorn' bred Dinh tin
Ball,"Noyel wagie,' sired by "Royal Ifit•
°Miner" Pedigree may be aeon on applloa•
tion. Term, 6100 per cow, with privilege of
returning if roamers,. 40.4
0, ROBE LL, Proprietor,
OUR AMERICAN
WALL PAPER
IS NOW IN STOCK.
The Best of this Season's Productions
We have made a Speoial effort to secure Designs and Colorings of artiotio merit not
only in high grades but in thoeo as low es 6 ciente per roll,
Papers originally 121e, now selling at 8c
Papers originally 8e and 10, now selling at 5e
BED ROOMS -We have Dainty Floral°, produoing charming effeote, at Low Coat.
PARLORS -Beautiful Deeigne in Gilt and Creamy Tones, Blues, Greens, &o„ in
delicate alladee,
HALLS, DINING -ROOMS, &o, -Fine Effective Designs, in Magnificent Colors,
giving Warmth, Richness and B mutat to an apartment,
DON'T WAIT till our stook ie broken. Make your selection NOW.
If yon have any rooms not recently Papered, just oall and let ae tell
you how little 10 costa to make home Bright, A0traotive and Happy,
Paper Hanging and Decorating a Specialty
All Orders promptly attended to.
ar a d. McCracken
Swale Block, Brussels,
,01.91.0100111
WHITE WYANDOTTE EGGS
for B.. toning. 0100 for 006tiug 10110.
Extra good layers, BIRO. JOHN BROWN,
Lut 10, 00n.10, Grey, or Ethel P, U. 40.3
l.1'UR SALE -ONE `TOP BUG-
GY, nearly now, also 010 ala tar, Fe,
pries and further par tinnier, apply at tit.
ronldeuee of JAS, A. 'TU1tNBULL. 09.3
EGGS FOIL HATCHING. -
RHODE lSLAND NED0, haudeomo feta
and great layers Settings from pen one
81.00, pen two $1 00 utter April 10011, A few
0001.10W,111 Inst yet for sale. supply 11,1100,,,
WM J, 0H1EL8, EOuel,P, 0,, Ont.
TENDERS FOR DREDGING.
rpENDERS addressed to the undersigned
and endorbed "l'euders for Dreugmg"
will he reubived up to aid luoludiug Wed-
nesday, Alli 18, 1000, for the chatting re.
Gnaw tit the ton, wing pleuue in toe Pre8-
wue of uutur•lo during the present your 1-
Poabtaugaiouene, alta lord, Passer t0n, Gude-
rum, Pwat Edward, Port Btuulny, Port dur-
well,uundeau, River 'rimmed (m,.uth), Owen
e anud, ltiggbr reload Uaainul, sed 1 reulon.
t..um biotic epemlleaoions and forms 0t ten-
der eau be ebtafuod at Olio Depurttueut of
PuUuo Werke Os taWa, Teudbr0 mustlo-
aluus tbb Lowiu • tit the lac
Lowing t to end from
the works. Omy uroug01 ben be employed
al 011 • al's C 000UOr . 1n U,Lntlob a tits time
0, 011 to Gbb ears. ii la lthirty must be
0, au to 00 ( y 11 wl tele ;nota Gaya the
• 461 lints they heLte Caen notated 01 Gh0
LLOuap 4auuu al their tender.
.010 Departmout is net bound to aooept
the ruwebt ur Huy tic Oho tenders.
by truer,
001SED, GELINAB,
80oretary.
Departmout of Public Werke,
Ottawa, April 3, 1000,
Newspapers insetting this advertisement
wltuun, anthurluy rrum tab Department
will cut he pard rue' rt.
.....�.,-,:.'e°^let}u-,y..+;.n,��wxyirrws•''va,.�.,a
PorMa1
- deliyde
Seasons coma 1 seasons go I
ouch 00rviag its own good pur-
pose, but the go al old seed time
would lose much of its value
were i not ter the inestimable
good derived from the neo of
Formaldehyde
the most powerful of all germ
killero, Year after year we find
it being more freely need and
with the very best poseiblo re-
sults. Our 0018 supply is just to
hand this weak and we claim for
it the very best quality procur-
able, Put up in halves and
pounds at 25o and 400 respective-
ly at
Fox's Drug Store
/ Baia of Hainitton
Cn Ntnl Pnldd , n1 , 52,000,000.
Reserve Enna, ffi2.fiU,,,0OD
Total Assets, $29,0((0,000
80 BRANCHES 1N CANADA 80
Preeldont • • HON.W M. 010000
Vioe Presidenth: GWronger,
sauna '1II1t
NBULL
1(^
C't'
ETNEL AGENCY
Sayings De oilmen -
amile Security '
for Depositors.
IT Depositsot 91.00 01101 Upwards received
lateroeumpaoluw01d htall0y1u0rataand
ADVANOLS 016110 to Farmers for
feeding Stook,
Salo mNuduoet a nuch r
ttcodootea and advan000
Drafts bought and sold,
W. N. M01168 .a ,Baa HENT.
rtia
When a Man Leaves
Off His Overcoat
he feels the need of a New Sack Suit.
There are many little points of difference that dis-
tinguish this year's style from the one in vogue last
Autumn.
It is by comparing the 20th Century 'Brand of
Melt's Fine Tailored Garments with the ordinary kind of
Ready-to-wear Clothing,that you see just how much these
little points of difference" mean. If you aim to be well
dressed they mean much to you
If you realize their importance you will be quick to
appreciate the new Single-breasted Suits we are offering
this Spring at from $10 to $20.
We also have acomplete line of New Spring Hats
and Shirts just opened.
.CC®
Exclusive Clothiers and Furnishers.