The Brussels Post, 1906-8-2, Page 5.I.
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i FALL TERM Orns SEBTI 4th 11,es'TIIA'roIduwhom-vaC ,qy
In deciding to get a bedtimes e- di
:lou or shorthand training, it is wise
t0 idiom a nohaol thud le well anowu E
for etrlotly high grade work, The WW77
ELLIOTT
TORONTO, ONT
tfp le well known as uOtl Ort a Qat 0nr-
lnurOlal Schools In exis1on00. Ito re-
eord tele year bus , been most remark-
able. None of our graduates are out
of poeitioua and too demand ,or them
ie about tweedy times the su8PIY.
; yb
( Write to -day fur oar maguin0out eats -
1 Wguo.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal. I
'( Den. YON*LI AND A110XAND011 11TH.
,D '-v,., l" tu -." S R1t f
MEDICAL CARDS.
111?„ R. A. BURNS-
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SneeeSser to lir. J. A. McNnugltlon
Brussels, 0U1t11'10
Graduate of 1,01p:dlnle Post Graduate
School of Modieiue and Surgery, Now York
Member of College of PLyeiciane and Sur-
gooue of Coterie.
011100 and residence setae a0 formerly oc-
cupied by Dr. MoNa 411(00,
1)1800000 01 wameu a opouialty.
'ramie. Ne. 21.
BUSINESS CARDS.
TrFI. IvIoORACKEN-
• Issuer of Marriage Liceuses.
nue at Grocery, Tnrauerry street, Brussel0,
WM. SPENCE
CONVEYA.NCER AND ISSUER
Or MARRIAGE LICENSES
since 1u the fust nuke, Ethel. 80-4
C. O. F.
Court ',cloacae Alexuudrfa, No.21, 0, 0l 1' ,
Nude B reseals, meet% in Lodge 1tuom,
Slue -
hill
lohmonth,at8 o'olookVlelti
iba last ng 2i•uih
s of
each r013
always welcome.
GEORGE li:L'R1, C. 1i.
W. L. L14ATtiEltDALE, it, 8.
JAMES HARRIS,
Agent Howick Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
Moo mud Rostdenco-
WALTON, ONT.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM%
1800aAN01,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
• flan, will sell for better priooe, to
better oleo, in lege time and lees (Merges
than any other Auctioneer In Last Huron or
be won't charge anything, Dates and orders
owl always be arranged at tine o1Boe or by
personal application.
ROBT. H. GARNiSS
BLUEVALE - ONT,
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terme reasonable. Sales arranged for
at the office of Ton 308T, Brussels, 2211
VETERINARY.
A. C NIN
GRAM -
G• UN
Hoer Gredua, of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, le prepared to trout ail dis-
eases of domesticated animals 10 a compet-
ent manner. Particular 0tteutlon paid to
Veterinary Dentistry and Milk rover, Calls
promptly attended to. 01110e and infirmary
Four doors North of bridge, '1'arnberry et„
Brussels,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
AB. MACDONALD-
. Barrister, Solicitor; Notary, BM.
decd Sank ltru000 0. Solicitor for 0Metro-
politan Back,
vr•
M. SINCLAIR-
• Barrister, 8o1(0itor, .Oonveyaneer,
lrutury Public, do. Office -Stewart's Block
1 door North of Oeutral Hotel.
Solicitor for tho Standard Sank.
pROUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR-
BAR1tISTERS, 8OLI01'10118, NOTARIES
PUBLIC, ETO.
W. Pn0Une'0021, 1C. C. 12. 0, Has
G. F. BLAIR.,
Olfooe-2111000 formerlyumerou Holo led by Metiers
00DERI012, ONTARIO,
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEiLD,
DENTIST
Oraauate ot the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario and 3118(301008 Honor
Graduate. of Toronto University. OSloe
nett to Brewer's Photograph Gallery,
11110138141.0.
2 Fall Term Opens Sept. 4 II
CENTRAL
STRATFORD, ONT.
Those Interested in Bushmen 0011080 t'P
4 work [Mould write for our large cera- 1G
ulogtte, This is the largest and best
Dommorelal and Shorthand 901ob1 fn
1.1 Western Ontario, Wo give a 303011oal i
training and aeaist our graduates to
08011ouetble position0, Many of the
loading Burdens Colleen employ aur a
graduates 10g180oher0, Write now for
11, exam) Oat 2111110121 & M0LA013LAN, i
UY Principals.
ART SruDlo
is the lleadgnartm'o for
SOUVENIR POST CARDS
Private Cards mado of your Residence
11.100 Groups,
FRP', 1 Given Fro wild every
lij dozen 0ab1uet Photos,
a beautiful Veneer Photo, Frame. Call
and see the styles -your choice of twelve.
Let me know when you want the
view of your residence takou.
gOEcrli jaws Jteni
WE dry, crooked lips, or rough chin,
use Dr. Shoop'' Green Salvo. It positive•
ly makes the lips and shin like velvet,
Sold by F. 11. Smith.
BEtIEaivan the ditto of Taube & Son's
visit to Bra.eele and if your eyes bother
y0a in 1t0$' way, do not fail to oo001t
them at Fox's Drag atom on Thareday
and Friday Angnet 9th end 10113•
TEANx You -'TEE POST tenders its beet
thanks to a goodly number of people who
have been remitting to semen off cub.
eoriptiono. There i0 a large number of
others we would like to bear from on the
BOMB subject. Take u look at the eddreee
label and see If this applies to you. We
have to pay our bille with money the
WED 1,e you.
TEE 011TEAL BUSINESS COLLEGE Or
TORONTO. -13y referring t0 our advertie.
ing oolum0e our renders will note the
Invitation of the above well known oohool
to all interested in practical buoioeoe
education to write for a copy of its
interesting catalogue. Thio school is ad
mitted to be the beet of its kind in
Canada.
FAort Laborers Excursion to Manitoba
aid Baellatohewan will be run on the
0. P. R. from this section of the Provinoe
on Angn01 17111. The fare out will be
$12 00 and tiolret is good to November
let. On certificate from a farmer that
30 days' work bee been pat in the return
ticket may be bought for $18. Advt.
appears elsewhere in 11313 issue. 1,
Farrow is looal agent at Brunets.
A Goon Smoot, -A. eobool that hue
made an excellent record this year is the
popular Elliott Bueineee College of Tor-
onto. The demand made by business
firm. desirous of 00ouri09 graduates of
this well known eahool has been, we
understand, about twenty times the
supply. The prinoipal, W. J. Elliott,
claims that the secret of the eohool'e
0ueoe90 is due to the feat that they
thoroughly satiety every student. He is
also au exteueive advertiser and Bayo
that advertising helps him wonderfully
in hie bneiuese. The advertieement of
hie college appears in this paper. Read
it. If interested, write for a catalogue.
ALL Fon Houses. -The amounts to be
given for horses et the Canadian National
Exhibition this year are as follows
Thuroughbrede, $681 ; Roadsters, $411 ;
Standard brads, $461 ; Carriage nod
Coach Horses, $396 I Haokneye, $521 ;
Olydeedalee, $731 ; Shires, 611; Heavy
Draught (Oen. bred), $408 ; Gement
Purpose, $192 ; Ponies, $485 ; Roadsters
(harueee) $480 ; Steudard bred (harness)
$170 ; Carriage borne, $580 ; Specials,
$1,620 ; Hunters and jumpers, $665;
Ponies in harness, $210 ; Boy Riders,
$67 ; Children's Turo•Uut, $40 Trotting
and Pacing, $2,700. Besides the forego.
lag 25 silver medals, 6 gold medals, 12
silver cape and one gold tap are given.
Mies PAnaow's Pnrze 110012.-7130
Ottawa Oitizen oontoine a well wrilteu
eee0y on the eubjeet "The Womeu
of Canada," by Mies Ethel Farrow,
daughter of Robert Farrow, ohief ac-
countant
e CustomsDepartment
t nt in th
Doan u
at Ottawa and grand daughter Post.
oet.
master Farrow, Brussels, The essay
won the prize 'offered by Mrs. George
Hay In couneotioo with the Presby-
facia* Yoaog Ladies' College, The
prize wee a beautiful gold locket
0uitably engraved. Mr. Sykes, of
the Oollegiete Institute, was the judge,
"and," says The Citizen, "he had
a difficult task to perform, as some
six or seven eeeay0 were very oteverly
written, and it was only atter oarelul
oon81110rati0n that he awarded the
honors to Min Farrow. If the others
were 0e good ea Mies Farrow's they
must oertalnly have been meritorione,
se her paper 040108 an extensive rouge
of reading and a thorough acquaint
ane' with whet the women of Canada
are doing in the verities avenues of
activity,"
KEEPING UR His Radom -The Fort
William Daily Herald of July 14th,
makes mention of In, Gerry, a former
hustler on Brussels Foot Ball team, 1,e
follows ;-Tito Y. M. A, ended up their
game in the football league by defeating
the Britt' feet night and by eta doing go
to the head of the league, and the beet
the other name con now do i8 to tie
them. All day Tong yesterday Capt.
toll owing to several of his players being
laid up tried to prevail upon the Bettie
to postpone the game, bat it wee no go
and he gathered a team together and
went out to do hie beet and it proved
to be another one of the biter bit.
Barr, the Y. M. A. forward, started in
to play hardly able to walk, be got
hurt early in the game, but the Bridle
would not pat off a man, au he pinokily
continued. A little later in the game
a Stitt got bort andthen they had to
swallow their own medioioe and play one
man short while be w8e being patched
up. The Y. M. A. owe their victory to
the forward line which played a fast and
aggresaiye game taking every ohen0e
for a acorn. Gerry, owing to the Mae.
once of Dinsmore, played centre forward
and was the strong man ot the team.
Bootty MoNaagbtonnte Brent . A
centre half•baok, gave aexhibi-
tion and with Gavin and Tim Healy
made a trio that nothing could get by,
and even it they did what was the an for
Roll
and r n the
job. The Br bo defence teplayed agood
game. One of the basks, however, made
a had mistake wbioh resulted in a
noose. Gerry shot and the back caught
With both hands. Gerry got the penalty
end easily pt11 it though. 13ielop, in
goal for the Britt"), made some marvelous
eaves, The second goal for 7. M. A, was
tooted by Gerry on a corner kiok Prom
Healey. McArthur, of Port Arthur,
noted as referee arid made eh2nt the
world o01oia1 for the year.
ff5a, of heatlaohee are the reonit of eye.
strain. Proper tilting 3100088 will give
permeneut relief, If you are troubled
'hat way consult Tunbe & Son at Fox's
Drug Store on Thursday and Friday
Anguet 0111 and 10111,
GILT a 5 Dont box of Lax.eto at our
there please. We think they are great,
Just teat tleee toothsome, candy like
Laxative Tablets for eouetipation, soar
air m0ab, biliousness, bad breath, muddy
complexion, eta. 111011 5 Dente and ewe,
Sold by F. R, Smith.
"IVAN11OE" A'1' TORONTO -Sir Walter
Soott'o magnificent novel "Ivanhoe,"
will Euro iob the 'abject matter for the
opeotaolo at the Canadian National
Exhibition thin year. Au old laehioeed
tilting tournament is to be made the
grand feature. Co+tomes and 00e0er3
will be es exact 1,e artiste can make them,
moots bevies been in England and Soot•
land sear0bing out authorities for the
MEMO,
Wens a women en dere from depreeeing
weakness, oho then keenly realizoe how
helpless -flow thoroughly worthless she
feels. Dr. Shoup has brought relief to
thousands of snob women. He reaches
disease') peouliar to women le Iwo direct
dpeoilo ways -a local treatment known
by Druggists everywhere es Dr. Shoop''
Night Ours, and a ou»8titutimai or in
Teruel preeoriptien palled Dr. Shoop'0
Restorative. Dr. Shoop'' Night Cure is
applied locally, amt 1,1 night. It works
while you sleep. It redone the fnfia
motion, it atop' dieohargea, it heals it
soothes, it eomlorte, it cares,
Dr. Shoplift' lt8etoratve (tablet or
lignid form) is a oonetitutioual, nerve
theme tonic. It brings renewed strength,
lasting ambitiou and vigor to weak, life
lase women.
These two remedioe, singly or used
together, have au irreeietible, positive
helpful power. Try them it month and
see. Sold by F. R. Smith.
I- enw all.
The crops aro exoeplio0lly good.
The Fall wheat in this notion is excel-
lent,
Bend is vigorously practising on new
mnei0.
Three rinks of oar Bowlers go to Gode-
rioh 011 tllu Civic Holiday, Monday 6th.
Jack Monne, ot Hay, had about 100
baeheleol oats stolen out of hie barn
recently.
Themes and john Coneetb have return.
ed from the West where they purobased
1200 a0res of land, in a fine wheat grow•
Ing se01ion.
The Observer says :-The Muncey
Indians have pulled about 60 acres of
flax since they arrived. They had a
(service in their camp on Sunday, and are
appreciated ea a fine lot of athletic
fellows.
A..,Iret tU weal.
The Standard is holidaying this week,
Bert Ilatehineon, of Indian Head, has
arrived in town baviug come for the Old
Boys' Re anion.
Mies Gertie Zillax, of Toronto, end
Mise Marie Bay, of Hamilton, are the
guests of Nies Mabel Raines, Mill street.
T. W. F. Norton loft ou Tuesday of
last week for Vancouver B. U. where he
hoe been appointed superintendent of the
Federal Life Insurauoe Oo.
Mayor Watson, H. 13. Murphy and
001. D. D. Campbell attended the meeting
of the Liatowol•Torouto Old Boys held
in the Roeein House Toronto.
The lo0nl lodge of the Woodmen will
meet in their Lodge room Sunday Aug.
5113, et 2 p. m. and will proceed to the
oemetery, where the unveiling of a mono.
ment ereoted over the grave of a brother
recently deoe.eod will take plane.
Barnabae Gibson, of Toronto, has
signed the °entrant wbioh he has been
awarded for building the Listowel bronob
of the Guelph and Goderioh Railway.
Phis brauah, which is to be oonneoted
with the mein division at Linwood, will
be sixteen and one-third miles long, and
is to be of the same substantial character
ae the main line of the Guelph h and
a E'
Goderioh, It is a comp r1, ivel y easy
country to get tbrongh, and the
'the °entreat is to be completed by Nov
ember,
IESlvtlr.
A. 8. Diokon, of Natchez, Mieaieeippi,
was the guest of Blyth frieude last week.
Work is progressing on the new 0. P.
R, station. A large number of men are
employed at the cement work.
R. Code, Mies Angelina and Master
Ted Code, of Alviceton, were gleets at.
the home of T'homae Code diring the
week,
J. J. Bailey, formerly prinoipal of
Blyth pabiio eobool, bas been appointed
Commercial master of London Collegiate
Institute,
The steam shovel to the West of the
village will Botch (tutting in that direo•
tion in two weeks' time, and then will
be moved to the Blyth Creek, where it
will be employed widening the bed.
,P'1088.n•+wW.u:..rWdlfl *,0,M 00,••,^. •. pI
WE INVITE
8183,3 pignut, Y01100 1,104 Or 100131338
who le tut• restuu lu any way lu
Business Education
to write for a 0413 of 000 Pru8neetn8.
11 tolls you exnutly what to do anti
why our atudouta oU0orod 0o w, ll,
W,11, at 8480 tor It, Pall term from
8014, 4th, Addren01
W, H. Stew, Prloolpal.
CENTRAL BUSINESS SOUND
TORONTO, ONT.
The voters' tied for the village of Blyth
was Bret pooled in the clerk', oftioe on
Monday of last week, There are 348
name 00 the list -214 in part one, 106
in part bwo and 24 in part three. There
are 100 voters eligible to serve Re jurors,
A lawn sooial, under the anepioee of
the Ladies' Aid and Epworth League
of 13411 Methodist ohurah, will be held
ou the pareonege lawn on Friday even.
tug, A0gu81 3rd. The program will be
famished by the Blaoketone oroheetra,
of Ooderiab, who will give both vooal and
i0etromental numbers ; Boyd Sylvester,
000001 soloist, of Waterloo ; Rev. 11. E.
Currie, of Londeoboro, and local talent,
110,-1 ie.
On Monday night of last week some
person or persona entered the garden of
Mr. Calvert and pulled up nearly all his
vegetables.
Herman Evane wee visiting his par•
ante in town, He left for Vancouver,
B. 0., where he will be employed in the
oar eervioe department of the 0. P. R.
Geo. E. Foster, of the 13th con. had
the miofortnue to lose a valuable 2
year old Dolt. The animal fell from an
open door at the book of a barn and
broke its book.
Mrs. Wm. Lane lett on Wednesday
morning for Vancouver, B. 0. where she
will visit her daughter, Mrs, R. 0. Spar.
ling. She will also visit her sone at
Winnipeg and Indian Head en route.
FordwlG•h.
Wm. MoLangblin has started an 1,p•
to•date livery.
Thou. Spence has eecared a position
in a drug store in Kiooardine.
Mae. Geo. Willie, who has had a long
aeige of typhoid, is able to be about.
Thos, Molise lase scoured a good poei.
1104 in Toronto and is now in the Queen
City.
The walls of the school will be clean-
ed and whitened with alabaetine daring
holidays.
Adam Strong, of Orillia, is spending
hie vacation with hie parents just West
of the village.
The obeeso from Fordwioh ebeeee
factory for the first half of Jelly has
been sold for 11 1116 cents.
Dr. and Mrs. A, M. 8p080e of Look•
now, called on some of their friends
here on Monday of last week.
A. 0. HOtobin0on went to Toronto to
attend Masonic Grand Lodge. He was
visiting hie sister at Dundas. His sou
Alex. a000mpanied him.
81. R. Long has resigned his position
as principal of our pnblio school to ac•
nest the priooipalahip of Donganuon
pabiio eohool at an iuoreaaed salary.
The whitewashing gang on the Tees.
water division of the 0. P. R. are whiten.
hag the road ermines and cattle pada
along the line. They were here on
Tuesday of last week.
Fordwioh can boast of the beet kept
station lawn from Teeeweter to Orange.
ville. The flower bade etre certainly
beautiful and Station Agent Bradley
receives many oomplimente on the
neat appearance of hie whole surround•
Inge.
:l'aotoestacC t.
b Chi.
t o
E. Coates has Pare. R. D
t;
Dago to visit with friends.
Loam Stark, wife and ohild, of Tor.
onto, were vieitore in town for a few
days lint week.
Aire. Mulcahy, tar., who bas been an
invalid for some time is at present in a
very weak condition.
Janne Munroe had the misfortune
to have part ot one of his thumbs taken
off, while engaged at hie work in the
furniture faotory.
Dr. 11. J. Borrows has been reoently
appointed examiner on Clinical medi-
oinee for the Ontario College of Pbysi•
oiane and Surgeons•
Mies Olive Laidlaw bas arrived home
from Northampton, Mass., in which
place she has bees engaged in her prefer'.
Dion ea trained nurse. She °spiets
to spend a few months at her home here.
Two Hoke of Seaforlb bowlers, viz.:
G. E. Porkee, T. Coleman, W. D. Mo.
Lean, and J. 0. Greig, skip ; and Ed.
Bright, W. Brown, John Steele, and J.
A. M. M' KAY
JAS. S. SHAW
NEW FIRM
NOTICE is hereby given that a co-
partnership has been formed between A.
M, McKay and Jas. S. Shaw as Hardware
Merchants, to be known as
McKAY & SHAW
who will carry on business in' the stand
of A. M, McKay & Co
A share of public patronage solicited
and prompt attention to your orders, at
fair prices, promised.
urissett.
M' KA V & SHAW
l
HARDWARE` MERCHANTS BRUSSELS
Brussels Daylight Store
G. N. McLaren
'(0"0.,04 vr1:'ha.'a,'b lh'4aw1r1,'1Pt'0,'1; W'ly'1„'t 't''t''t''t'4r(,NAha"dl, Ire,"a'W'e, y,•1.934n'l,"t"14^AN'M,'a,'tr'uM,MN,"I N;11'W'W'l3'a,'a•'Ir't'h,'Il se'1''t'a,"h'1'1lpPIlPlrIn4P'1
THIS WEEK and NEXT WE SPECIALIZE
BOOTS AND SHOES
New Boots for Ladies and Gentlemen
New Boots for Misses and Boys
New Boots for Girls, Little Gents and Children
Boots that are NEW—all our Boots are NEW and nothing but the New kinds
here. The medium priced and the higher priced, but nothing but the reliable
makes and the prices are the Lowest possible, qualities considered.
.
Please Remember
that our Mid -Summer Sale Prices on all sorts of Dry Goods are away Below reg-
ular values. You will save money here on Ready-made Skirts and Waists, Mus-
lins, Embroideries and all lines of Summer Dress Goods and Trimmings and
Ladies' Rain Coats.
Boys', Men's, and Children's Ready-to-wear Clothing
both in Suits and Odd Pieces.
Oar Prices on Cottons, Cottonades, Skirtings, Flannelettes, Sleeet-
injs, 1'illoav Cottons, Table Line72s and Towel -
Zings are the Lowest.
Choice Stock of Groceries - Always Fresh
Aaways the Highest Prices for Produce.
Goods Right or Your Money Back.
Yours for
Mutual Benefit
G. N. McLaren
Next Door to
American House
M. Beet, skip, were at Loudon teat week
taking part in the tournament.
Dr. EI. H. Roes received word of the
death of hie sister, Mrs. J. M. Smith
(nee Mies Annie Roes) at bar home in
Regina on Monday evening ot last week.
The announcement of her death oame
1,e a great shook to her relatives and
friends here as no intimation of her
Mines had been previously reoeived.
The deceased bad only been living in
Regina for thirteen mouths, having
settled there atter her marriage lark Jane
to J. M. Smith, of Regina, The remains
were brought to Bealorth for burial.
I3e l grave.
Mrs. Thee. Wilkinson is at present
visiting friends in Cargill.
Pater Badge left to visit bio eon, Rev.
a
A.
L g,
Bad a of Hanover.
over.
of London,
MasterGrangers,
het o a
1 w
are at presaet visiting at Mrs. Attieon's
After a long ilium, oar etaEion agent
Dolman MoGregor, 1309 returned to duty,
J, L. Geddes and two eon0 spent a
week ab Bayfield, enjoying the lake
breezes.
Misses Wilkinson, of Grand Rapids,
Mich., ace the guests of Mies Tillie
Wilkinson.
Mre. A. Brooke and family, of Cen-
tralia, are at present visiting at Finlay
Anderson's.
Harvey Watson bas returned home
from Hamilton, where he wee engaged
1,e brakeeman on the main line of the
G. T. R. from Hamilton to London.
The Quarterly Sacramental eervioe
for Belgrave Ginnie will be held in the
Methodist church here on Sunday, Aug.
1101 6th, at 10.30 a. m. The Qoarterly
Official Board will meet in the Game
°hurotl on Saturday afternoon, Aug. 4th,
at 2.30 p. m.
Rev. G. W. Rivers, B. A., B. D., ie
making good headway in getting acquaint.
ed with Lia people. Although be has
been very buoy inoidental to moving, oto.
he lase made over sixty oalle. He ie be.
ing well received and is making a very
favorable impression.
The voters' list for the township of
'Gast Wawanosh for 1906 has been print.
ed and ie now in the Lando of P. Porter-
field, the township Clerk. The Het this
year is made up of 438 voters in part 1,
87 in part 2, and 24 in part 3, a total of
564 voter°. The number of persona
qualified to serve 00 jarore is 288, The
number o[ voters lair year was 686
Winerllama.
Summer Sobool, Ang, 6 to 18, The
big tent wil be pitched beside the Bow•
lag Maitland.
Wm. Frytogle was busy putting in
a Dement floor in the basement of the
new poetofIIoe.
Mr. Christie, of Woodahook, has pur-
chased R. A, Hatohilon's granary and
°rookery bovines", and takes poeeesoton
at once,
On 713hreday evening, August 2nd,
the annual deooration eervioe in 0011•
*1008(018 with Maitland Lodge, I. 0. 0.
F., will be held.
Alex, McGregor has been engaged an
notion foreman on the 0. P. R. at
Stroeteville JdnotiOO And left last week
to aaenmo hie new duties.
Wni. Olendennidg of town received
word of the death ot hie angle, Robert
Glendenning, who died at hie reeid0nbe
on Elle Heron Road, near Helium/Hie, on
Sunday, 22nd, inst., in the 86th year of
hie age,
There is talk of another furniture fan -
tory being established is town.
Wiogham firemen will hold a eele-
bratioo on Labor Day, Monday, Sept.
3rd,
The oontraot for the interior fittings
in the new poet office building has been
awarded to Mr. Kyle, of Ottawa,
Saturday, Atlgaet 11th, ie the date of
the annual popular I. 0. 0. F. ex0areion
to Sarnia and Detroit. This excursion
gives the people of thle section an op.
portuoily for a three days' outing.
The train leaves Wiogham at 0,40 a. m.
and the return fare to Sarnia is $2.05.
From Sarnia to Detroit the exourelonlete
take the steamer Taehmo, the return
fare from Sarnia to Detroit being 50o.
Chester Davie, of New York, is spend-
ing his holidays with hie parents, H.
and Mre. Davie,
Mies Wellwood, of Boston, Mase., is
visiting at the home of her parents,
Wm. and Dirs. Wellwood, Patriot: street.
Robt. Currie, sr., left Tuesday of
last week on a nine weeks' trip to the
West. He will spend a portion of his
time with hie two eons in British Colour•
bio.
The Canadian Risley Riflemen won the
Kolapore Cup with a score of 1,222.
l George N. Matheson, collector of
o000ome at Sarnia, has resigned, and the
Reform Exeoutive reoommende Col.
Ellie for the position.
ONE SOLID WEEK
4 to 11
AUGUST
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Saturday, August 4th Opening Day
Arrival of Special Traiue-Band Concerts Afternoon and Evening.
Sunday, August 5th Old Boys' Sunday
01d Boy Preaobers in City Pulpits-Saored Band Concerts.
Monday, August 6th Reception Day
Arrival of Special Trains, Baseball Games, Parades, Performance
at Park, Fireworks.
Tuesday, August 7th Athletic Day
' Aquatic and Land Sports -Trotting and Pacing Race -10 Mile Road
Roca -Baseball Games -Socia] and At -Homos.
Wednesday, August 8t11 Military Day
Manoeuvres by 21st and 28th Regiments -Sports in Park -Band Concerts.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday—August 9, 10 and 11
See the Great 01d Boys' Carnival -8 Days of -Fun and Ptclio•
--Don't Fail to See the Eleotrioal Illuminations. Greatest pet on in the Weet--
DON'T MISS ALL THESE a
Fireworks -a most Dazzling Display. Parades -Thousands of 0111 Boys. Bands --
48111 Highlanders, Manners (Detroit), and many others. Sports -Open to all with
Big Prizes. Balloons -Thrilling Day and Night Ascensions, Spectacles-Noleon'e
Great Victory at Copenhagen, depicted in Moving Fire Tableau. Soldiers -21st
Essex Regt. in Manoeuvres, Hardy -World's Greatest Wire Artiste. Carnival -5
Acres of Fine Tent Shows, Olowne--A Soore of the Funniest.
-Something Doing Every Hour All Week. Something to Please 01d and Young -
61Nta,11 FAIIE-•Itnil2Vlty ttittea ort Certificate rum
'W. 3. FERGUSON, J. D. McOPIMMON, FRANK A. OOPUS,
(Mayor) President Vico-President Sooretary