The Brussels Post, 1906-8-9, Page 8PICKLING
SPICES
You will soon be needing these and
we have on hand a good supply of Fresh
Spices inoluding :-
-Whole and Ground Bleak Pepper
-Whole and Ground Rod Popper
-Whole and Ground Allapioe
-Whole and Ground Jamaica Ginger
-Whole and Ground Cinnamon
Wholo,and Ground Clovae
-Celery Seed, Afnetard Seed, Keen's
Mustard, Garlic, Tuemerio.
-All sizes of Corks, Paraffin Wax for
sealing Bottles, Jellies, &o. -a full
pound cake for 20o.
I b' your Eyesight is not as
good as you would like it
to be or if your eyes eas-
ily tire, come to us and
have your Eyes test-
ed. You will be
surprised what
good results are
to be obtain-
ed. from
the
RIGHT GLASSES
for your particular case.
A Good Selection of Picture Post Cards
s M
DRUGGIST AND OPTIOIAN.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
800THERN EXTENSION W. 6. & E.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
GOING SOUTH GOING NORTH..
Mail 7:05 a.m I Mixed 010 son
Mixed 11:25 a.m Mail ....-......I:40 p.m
.Express 3:02 p.m i Expreee 8:51 p.m
zct1 Rays Jtenzs
A obiel's amang ye fakir' notee,
An' faith he'll prent it.
MARKET your grain at Brussels.
Scnoon Board Friday evening of this
week.
Exc0nero9 to Detroit on Saturday of
thin week.
0, 0. F. will meet next Tuesday even.
ing at 8 o'olook.
CRoounr ie regaining much of its old
time popularity.
Exo:aelous are a very oommon oo•
oorreooe theee days.
Tnono' bred Fox terrier paps, 10 weeks
old, tor sale. Apply al THE Poor.
25 cents in advance gets Tan POUT to
Jan. let 1907. Don't borrow any longer.
RECURSION to the West Friday of next
week. Partionlare may be read in advt.
in another column.
GEORGE lime, livery man, has had a
naw sign planed at the corner of Turn.
berry and Thomas streets.
BRue5ELe Summer ranee take plaoe
on Wednesday and Thursday, 22nd
and 23rd Mete. A large field of boreee is
'expected.
WATERPROOF navy blue nape with blank
velvet collar, lost Saturday evening.
The owner will he greatly obliged ff finder
will leave it at Tax POST.
Lose of eyesight ie worse than Ione of
fortune. No matter how small your eye
trouble may be, have it correoted. See
Taube & Son at Foxe Drug Store on
Thursday end Friday August 9th and
10th,
CHARLIE LEOKIE was injured by a too
rapid desoeot upon the Dement sidewalk
from a buggy. His face was consider.
ably bruised, a tooth was knocked out
and the wheel of the rig ran over his
bank. He is about all right ones more
we are glad to state,
THE Seaforth Expositor rays
We understand that 0. P. B. eurveyore
are at present engaged laying out a line
between Walton and Brueeele. This
looks as though the line from Seaforth
to Brueeele to connect with the Guelph
and Goderioh branch at Walton was an
asenred fent.
CARD of THaois.-The undersigned
desire to express their very beet thanks
to the people of thie looality for their
many and practiced acts of kindness
bestowed upon our son in connection
with the aooident that befell him, It
will never be forgotten.
JOHN AND MRS. WHEATLEY,
Brussels, Aug. 4, 1908.
Now STORE OPENING.-Thureday, Fri•
day and Someday of this week will be
the Opening Days in oonneotian with the
New Furniture Store of Messrs. Walker
& Black. They extend a Dordial invite.
tion to the public to pall and gee their
new stock. Everybody weloome whether
you purchase or nob. Their advertisement
may be read in We issue.
A LETTER from Will. Jamieson, Of
Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, dated
.August 2nd, says :-Everything ie boom.
ring here. A fine waterworks system is
being pat in and the prospects are that
Portage ie going to grow to be a large
plume. There are four different lines of
railway running into the town making ili
quite a railroad centre, Crops on the
Portage Plains are good this year and
wheat outting will start next week. I
don't think the Manitoba people can
complain of their grope this year, Like
the West as well ae ever.
MATRIMONIAL. -A quiet bat pretty wed•
ding took pleas at 8 o'olock last evening
iri the home of the bride's parents,
Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, the eon•
reacting parties being John Fulton,
tormerly of Brussels, and Mise Ella Roe,
The two nieces of the bride acted ae
flower girls and the nuptial knot was
eeeurely tied by the Rev. A. E. Smith,
Only the intimate friends of the contract.
ing partiee were present and after the
ceremony the company sat down to a
dainty lanob, Tha happy young couple
Lave taken up their residence on Ann
btreet, North. Among the many ooetly
presents received by them was a beanti•
Int upboleterod conch, given by the looal
anighte of Pythiae.
Sous of the sooners eneeted last Satur•
day night in contention with the so
stalled wrestling math in the Town Hall
and the outside "talent" were demoral•
12ing in the extreme. There is no
}MOM in Brueeele, nor any other plane
lot that matter, for each exhibitions and
:fie doors of the Town Hall should not
he open to them. The type of morale
:will not be improved in the youth by
their repetition end the Oonetable would
f:ot have overetepped hie dnty if he bad
doused part of the visitors in the look•np
for the haleness of the night. Oaliethen•
ioe are all right in their plaoe but they
must be aaeompanied by everything
that fe manly to be of permanent bene
At to the participants.
Ann your glaoeee right 7 Vielon
changes as all things do. See Taube
& Son at Foxe Drug Store on Thursday
and Friday August 9th and 10th.
Pant gold rimmed spectacles found in
the Methodiet ohuroh. Owner ma
have them by proving property and pay
ing tor this notice, THE POST,
DON'T forget the Auotion Sale of
Mrs. McKinley, Mill street, Satur,
day afternoon of One week at 3 o'olook
F. S. Scott will be the auctioneer.
THE appeal of James Outhill again:
the Aeeeeemeot of his farm property woo
dismissed by Judge Doyle. It coat the
town 31435 to pay fee Bud expeneee of
the Judge,
A N01IEER from town drove over to
Blyth last Friday evening to attend a
Garden Party. The musical program
wen eopplied bylthe Blackstone Oroheetra,
of Goderioh.
Tare week Thoe. MoLauohlin eold his
fine driving mare, bred from Dr, M.,
and foal sired by Moobare, to Rev. Mr.
Finkbeiner, of Campden, Ont., for a good
figure. They were shipped on Wednes•
day.
Dn. OVENS, M, D., London, Eye and
Ear Surgeon, will be at Smitb'e Drug
Store, Brueeele, an the first Tuesday in
each mouth. Houre,8 a. m. to 1.30 p, m.
Oataraot, ngniut, failing eyesight,
deafness and nasal catarrh treated and
glaese0 properly fitted. Next visit,
Tneoday, September 4th.
THERE are 20 applications in the hands
of Seoretery Shane for the vanoanoy on
Brussels School Board staff to fill the
plane of Mise Martin resigned. The
Board will deal with them on Friday
evening. Salary offered is 6500. We
hope the oboioe will be a wise one so tbat
the progrese of the school will be as
marked as iu the post.
AUCTION SALE OF FURNITUnE.-Aire. Mo.
Kinlay has to remove from her present
home, Mill street, and will Bell a quantity
of good houeehold furniture, inoluding a
fine square piano, as the premises she
has leered ie smaller than the present
home. Sale Saturday afternoon, Aug.
11th at 3 o'clock. F. S. Scott, Anti•
tloaeer.
FOR THE NEI? CREAMERY. -W. W. Barrio
is having the eite of the former Ronald
Fire Engine Works cleared up for the
erection of his new creamery building,
It will be brink 32x04 and will be erected
so ae to utilize the present big brick
smoke stack. 50 feet of what was for.
merly the moulding room will be pre.
served for stable and drive house and the
oor0er lot will be reserved for a residence.
The lumber in the old factory will be
utilized in oonetreating the buildings,
Mr. Harris has a fine property and the
baildiog operations will be pushed ahead
this Fall so as to be ready for baeineee
next Spring,
Baru Bsxo.-Friday evening the Seo.
and game of Base Ball was played on
the Park between the "Olippere" of ye
olden Lyme and the more youthful ex.
parte on the diamond. In this match
the latter won is a five innings game.
Snore wee as follows
Clippers Raae Maple Leafs Rate
D, 0, Roes,181 le 0 0. L, Kerr, 1.1. 1
F. Stratton, S b 1 R. Brown p 1
N. F. Gerry, o f 1 0, Straohan, m 1
0, B. Stratton, 0 0 N. Smith, 2 b 0
A. Currie, e e 0 G, Norman, e e 0
Ray. Puwell, I f 1 0, Little, o f 0
A. T. Currie, r f 0 R. 0, Cardiff, 8 b 0
0. T. Ross,2b 0 F, Strettou,rf 1
W. Orewar, p 0 J. F. Rowland, 1 b
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Standard Bank of Canada
=0TA95.,ISMIC=9 1et72
SUBPLDB, OR RESERVE FOND ,.,..,,,,,,$ 1,000,000
TOTAL: WORTS 011118 10000,001 .
SS
A General I3at,tiasing Y3usitneras Tranooteted
`"SAVINGS BANK''-
Interest paid trona date of deposit to elate of withdrawal at highest enereut rates
and oontpouudod halt -yearly,
Joint Deposit Accounts -A SPECIAL OONVEN1EN052 In use in our Savings De-
partment is the .Joint Deposit" account, Money may be dapGaited or withdrawn
by Dither of the two members of the household. This system is a great conveu.
lenoo to many residing in town, but more partroularly so to farmers, as fu the latter
case whether man or wife comes to town either eau attend to the Banking, An-
other feature of the system le that in mase of the death of either party the money
can be withdrawn by the survivor without coat. We will tell you more aboub our
methods if you will kindly oall or write.
Married Wonted and Minors may make and withdraw deposits without the M.
tervarttlou of any person,
SALE NOTES DASHED, COLLEOTED or may be left for SAFE•IIEEPING
only for whioh no oharge ie made,
YOUR BUSINESS will reoeive oar oareful and oourteoue attention.
G. 1'. SCHOLP'1ELD, GnN, Meneann. J. F, ROWLAND, MANAGES.
M. H. Moons, V, S., has had a new
eig0 painted oo hie barn.
WE understand that Gordon Mo.
Dowell has pnrohaeed the cement outfit
of P. J. McDonald, who has run it so sac•
easefully and will get possession at otos.
Mr, MoDooald talks of taking a proepeot•
ing trip to the Weet. We wish Mr,
McDowell euooese.
13.0MENEa0.-On Monday evening, July
y 30th, at St. Stephen's obnroh rectory,
• Gerrie, Rev, Mr. Farr tied the matrimon•
ial bow between Ivan Johnston, of Wiug•
ham, tormerly of Brueeele, and Mine May
Swart:, of the first mentioned plane,
. The groom is a eon of Robt. Johnston, of
Wingbam. May their joys be many.
Totals 5 6
The feataree of the play were Brown's
home run ; Straohan'e work behind the
bat ; D. 0. Roes' one hand oatah ; and
Frank Stratton, jr„ seizing two flies.
Harry James was empire at the same
salary as on the previous ocoarden while
S. B. Smote wielded the eoarer'a penoil
with the greatest of ability. The uni-
form reminded an onlooker of Joseph's
ooat of many colors. It is great sport
to witoeee these base ball encounters,
Wort IN 7 GA,3IES.-At the Loudon Bowl.
ing tournament Broeaels rink was up
againet fir01•CIa89 bowlers and chased op
the winners in good style. They played
10 games in all, winning 7 and enjoyed
the somewhat etrenaone week's outing,
The rink was made up of T. Farrow, R.
Leatherdale, R. Downing and D. 0, Roes
skip) The scores were as follows
:-
:For trophy Braasele won ;-Brueeele ve.
Woodstock, soots 17 to 15 ; Braasele ve.
Loudon Asylum, 20 to 7. For Aeeocia•
tion the wine were :-Brussels ve. Alvino•
ton, 17 to 6 ; Brussels vs. Stratford 21 to
13 ; Brussels ve, Toronto Granite, 20 to 7.
In the Ooneolabion one quartette were
eaooesetul againet London, 21 to
9 ; Brussels Oe. Qneene city Toronto, 11
to 9, The loesee for the trophy
Brussels vs, Mitchell, 14 to 17, In
Association : Brnesele ve. Mitchell, 14
to 17, Ooneolation :-Brnesele vs.
Thameeville,10 to 11, 3 games of doubles
were played by D, 0. Roes and R, Down.
ing, in whioh they won two, The first
wife egoista Smith and Allan, of Mount
Forest, 000re 15 to 171 the eeoond with
Davidson and Atbinaon, of Mitchell,
score 14 to 5, The third game oar bow-
lers lost to Gault and Dickinson, of
Goderioh, the result being 10 to 12, In
singles 0• Graham defeated D. 0. Roes
by 13 to 11. 1Z, Downing tried condos.
ions with Shillington, of Blenheim,
winning by 13 to 12 ; T. Reid, of Toron-
to, aleo wont down before Downing':
skill by 18 to 7. Jae. MoDougall, of
London, was the winner in the third
bent with Mr, Downing, The soon wee
13 to 8,
EXCURSION To KINCARDINE. -The At•
noel Sabbath School Exoureion took
place on Wednesday of this week and as
aerial attracted a large attendance. Over
1000 tiokete were egad, 554 of these were
from Brueeele. It was Civic holiday and
there was a very general turnout of oitt•
zees. A double header was attaohed to
the ten ooaohee, the latter crowded to
overflowing, good time seas made barring
a lose of 20 minutes to repair Doe e0g10e
near Luoknow. Oonduotor Moore per-
formed hie duliee in a moat agreeable
manner. The engineers were Wm.
Graham and D. Collins and the stokers
Henry Cook and H. Pattison. On tar.
rival at the lakeside Mayor Temple gave
the visitors a cordial welcome ; a dray
was in waiting to convey the baeketa
(2 loads) to the convenient park, whore
hot and cold water were found iu abun•
dance. The lake appetite eoo0 set the
°pacing of lunch baskets in fashion and a
delightful day was spent by all. Weatb•
er was charming ; old Huron wee on its
good behavior: a tug ran excursion
tripe ; many a youngster and adult book
a paddle or swim in the lake. There was
any amount of sport in the park. Look.
now and Kincardine Santora had a game
of baseball, Brueeele and LDokoow
youngsters tried a few innings at the same
sport followed by a good exhibition
on the diamond by Eeame belonging to
Kincardine and Ripley. A very etren•
none Laorosse matoh between Wingham
and Kincardine reenited i0 2 to 2. A
few were wonuded but no 009 killed.
Up town 4 rinks of Brussels bowlers tried
conclusions with the looal experts with
the sphere, the result being a viotory
for the visitors. At 6.30 we regretfully
bade adieu to the tidy lake town and
hied ne homeward, The G, T. R.
thoughtfully Bent ant Oondaolor Ireland
with a special ae far ae Luoknow thereby
relieving the crush on the other train.
A good ran seas made on the bomeward
trip and no aooidente marred the pleasure
of the outing. If you want a Soe day's
Summering there is no nicer epot than
Kinoardiue nor are there a finer or more
hospitable people to be met with. The
Luoknow Baud engaged for Wednesday
tailed to get to Kincardine owing to the
absents of some members from home.
A child's nape lett in the Ernie Wednesday
evening may he bad at Tun Poor Pablieh•
tug House.
MORE LIKE HIS DAD Evolor DAY. -The
following item is taken from the Windsor
Saturday evening Reoord of Aug. 4th,
and the ekip of the winning rink iu bowl.
ing ie a eon of Postmaster Farrow, of
town :-A ohampionebip game for the
Preeident's pine was played Friday after.
noon on tho Ouellette avenue bowling
green, in which Alf. Wigle': strong ag•
gregatiou went down to defeat at the
baode of a rink skipped by H. W. Far.
row. The veterans put up a bard fight
but were enable to win against the
remarkable playing of their opponents.
The eoore :
A. J. E. Belleperohe Dr. J. A. Smith
0. P. Ourtie F. E. W. Bright
Judge McHugh Thoe. OapelI
Alf. Wigle.... -12. H. W. Farrow -14
THE BLACK KNIGHT. -The Methodiet
ohnroh, Brnesele, gallery and all, was
packed to overflowing on Friday evening
to hear Rev. J. H. Hector, the Black
Knight, who Dame Soder the 808pi080 of
the local W. 0. T. 17. Mr. Hector dealt
trenohently with his enbjeot-"The two
Slaveriee" in which the lite of the blank
people in bondage was planed alongeide'
of the woree slavery of strong drink.
Many striking illustrations were given.
The maaioal numbers in which Mrs. and
Mies Hector joined were heartily received
and the latter'e Bolos were exceptionally
well rendered. A liberal collection was
taken and a number of eubeoriptione
promised to "The Pioneer," the worthy
exponent of the Dominion Allianoe,
AUGUSTI
BARGAINS
In order to quicken sales during a quiet month
we now offer all lines of
White
Underwear
at the following reductions, viz. :--25c lines for
20c ; 35c for 28e ; 50o for 38c ; 75c for 60c ;
950 for 78c ; $1.00 for 82c ; $1.25 for $1.00 ;
$1.40 for $1.10 ; $1,85 for $1.35 ; $2.00 for
$1.60, &c.
English Prints
We have still Left a nice selection of the
best quality English Prints which now go on
sale at 11c per yard.
GINGHAMS
NGHAMS
Best 12ie Ginghams now 11c, and the 20e
and 25c lines are now 15c per yard.
Ladies' and Children's Summer Vests
are now Reduced in Price.
(tins' and Boys' Sailor Hats & Caps
now Reduced from 25c to 19c and from
50c to 38c.
Our Values are usually among
the bestgoin' but these are a few
of the Extras during the JlMonth
of 4zueust.
No Fancy Prices but Everything Cheap.
7\. Strachan)
TOE
METROPOLITAN BARK
()VITAL -Authorized !$2,000,000
CAPITAL -Paid up 1,000,000
RI:SERYE and Surplus Profits; 1,188,180
S, J, MOORE, Directors
President. D. E, THOMPS VioProv
qident,
01I0S, 0RAn0HA0, F,L,A, 1110 HONOR MR, w, MORTIMER CLARK, n,0, .JAB, AERIE
JOHN FIRRSTn1100E
W. 0, ROSS, • General Manager
THE METROPOLITAN RANI{ le open to reoeive the a000uute of
Farmers, Merohauta and Business Community generally and to give
careful eonalderation to all propoeale submitted to it.
It relies upon its past record for courteous treatment of its 0ue-
tomere, and will extend every consideration eouaietont with sound
banking to those who may desire to traueaot business with it,
t ami PWS , g 2d9'Aii :tAantaver
Interest at HIGHEST OURRENT RATES allowed on all sums of 31 and upwards
BRUSSELS BRANCH W. J. FAWOETT, Manager.
Business 'Locals.
SECOND band rubber lire buggy, in
good oonditian, for Bele at a bargain.
EwAN & 00.
To LnT,-Dwelling rooms above store ;
eott water and other oonvenieneee. Im.
mediate possession. I. C. RICHARDS.
Edging, grinding, Sling and repairing
done here, our work guaranteed for all
time at the easy figure by T. MaGneaon,
Atilt St., Brnesele, Ont.
WANTED. -Good reliable lady to take
orders for our tailor•made costumes and
skirts. Write quickly. Dominion
Garment Oo., Guelph, Ont,
BAn naris A number of eeoond hand
buggies, newly painted, and in good
condition. Scapa for purohasere at the
price. Ewen & Oo., Brueeele.
Fon SALE, -Comfortable dwelling, a
aoree of land, :choice fruits and bard and
soft water and situation convenient to
school.
I. 0. RIOHAnbe.
C11U11(311 (311181198.
There was no eervioe in St. John's
:church last Sunday.
There will be High Mase and Sermon
10 the Catholic Mineola, Brussels, next
Suoday at 10.30 a. m.
Ioduotion of Rev, Mr. Wishart into the
paelorate of Melville ohuroh, .Brueeele,
will take plaoe ou Thnredayafternoon of
next week, 16th inst.
0. 0. F. SERMON. -Next Sabbath
evening the annual sermon to the mem•
bere of the Canadian Order of Foresters
will be preached in the Methodiet ohuroh
at 7 o'olook by Rev. Ezra G. Powell.
The brethren are melted to meet- at their
Ball at 6.30 and go in a body to the
obnroh where the Centre pews will be
reserved for them,
"What :ballI do with Jesus 7" was
the query dealt with by Rev. Mr. Mo,
Donald in the Melville ohuroh last Sab.
bath morning, "Lazarus and the rich
man" was the evening eubjeot. The
reverend gentleman will take oharge of
the services next Sabbath also, oonclud•
ing his highly appreciated pulpit. eapply
as the new pastor will be in the pulpit on
the following Sunday.
Large congregations were in evidence
at the quarterly 0omm00io0 eervl000
In the Methodiet ohuroh here
last Sabbath. The pastor's sermons
were very appropriate, dealing in the
morning with "Light" and in the even.
ing "The new things of the Gospel,"
$6,37 was the monthly Missionary
oolleation in the Methodist Sabbath
School here last Sunday. A recitation
was well given by Bert Lott ; Mrs.
Dobson related Oamero08 interesting
features of Sabbath Sohoot work at
Hamiote, Manitoba, and looality '
Aliases Sharpe sang a pretty duet
well, and Rev. Ezra G. Powell, the pastor
gave a brim, pointed address. The Sower
contribution was large and beautiful.
Two Bull men were drowned in the
Ottawa river.
Robert Peters, of London, wee drown.
ed at Port Stanley.
Miohael Tobin, a Kingston penitentiary
oonviat, committed suicide.
The 0, P. R. harvest exoureione have
beau inaugurated at Montreal.
Toronto girl found near Waterdown
tells strange etory Go the p0li00.
Baron Romero., the Japanese states.
man spent Monday at Ottawa.
Paul Lapierre, of Mine Centre, ehol,=au
Indian whom he mistook for a bear. `
A Toronto automobile frightened a
horse at Ruthveu and two women were
eeriouely injured.
It ie said that the People's Bank of
New Brunswick, will be abeorbed by a
larger institution.
MARRIMa.
JOHN9'r0N-Swa0T0,-In Gorrie, on July
30th., at St. Stephen's rectory, by
Rev. T. H, Farr, Mr. Ivan Johnston
to Mise Mey Bwarte, both of Wing.
ham.
PoLLesD-0oNTELON.-At the Methodiet
Parsonage, Brnesele, on /Lag. 8111, by
Rev, Ezra G. Powell, Mr. Edward
Pollard, of Grey township, to Mise
Maggie, only daughter of Mr. Arlh0r
Oantelon, of Morrie township.
palma.
NEwoou2E.-At Newark, N. J., op Ang-
uet 3rd, Wm. Newcombe, formerly
of Morrie township, Huron 0o.,
Ont., in ble 74th year.
CREPE
LUNCH
SETS
put up in neat boxes con-
taining one Fancy Table
Cloth, 6 ft. long, 3i ft.
wide, and 1 dozen Fancy
Napkins to match.
Just the thing for
Pic-nic Parties, 84c.
Put up in Assorted Color's
25 cents per Box at
F OX'S
Drug Store
3:4A-T}m0.
Wingbam Sept. 27-28
Toronto Aug, 27 -Sept. 10
London. Sept. 7-15
Goderiob Sept. 26-27-28
Blyth Sept. y S p . 16-19
Listowel Sept. 25-36
Luoknow , Ooh 2-3
Toeewater Oot. 3-4
B r oseel a Oct. 4-5
MR YTS SF7I0161i.22. SOTS,
Fall Wheat 76 70
Barley 48 48
Peas 70 72
Oats 05 36
Butter, tube and rolls.,,, 16 10
Eggs per dozen 15 16
Hay per ton 5 00 5 00
Flour, per bbl 4 50 6 20
Hoge, Live 7 25 7 25
Wool 24' 25
Salt, per bbl., retail 1 00 70
Potatoee per bus 75 80
Applee (per bbl,) 1 60
Til[; PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
'OR SALE -HOUSE AND LOT
with stable, on Main street, Walton.
Also small farm containing 12 mores, adjoin-
ing village. Apply 10 J. W, MORRISO ,
Z7CTOULD THE PERSON FIND.
V1' toga ;Ladiee Sealetce Jaoket, loot
on Sunday night, Julye22mi, kindly inform
the owner at Box 112, Wingbam, and reooiv0
reward.
J ORKSEIIRE YOUNG SOW
with a litter of 10 pigs, beauties, for
mile, Also a few pure bred Yorke, both 080,
9 weeks old, from imported sow.
5-11 D. MILNE, Ethel.
APPLICATIONS FOR THE
position of Township Treasurer will
be received by the Municipal Council of the
Towuebip of Grey, up to 4 p,m., Monday,
August 27111,1008.
WM. FRASER, Reeve.
Brussels Daylight Store = G. N. McLaren
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THIS WEEK and NEXT WE SPECIALIZE
BOOTS AND SHOE
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 heady -to -wear Clothing
both in Suits and Odd Pieces.
Our Prises on Cottons, Cottonades, Shirtintis, Flannelettes, Sheet-
ings, Pillow Cottons, Table Linens and Towel -
lines are the Lowest.
Choice Stock of Groceries
- Always Fresh
Aaways the Highest Prices for Produce.
Goods Right or Your Money Back.
Yours for McLaren Next Door to
Mutual Benefit M N. wren American House