The Brussels Post, 1906-8-30, Page 8SCH—OOL OPENING
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TUESDAY, SEPT, 4
TUESDAY, SEPT. 4
Time yon are thinking what new things you will need to be reedy
for the opening day. We have au entirely new etook of
Scribblers, Exercise Books,
Penis, Pencils,
Drawing Books,
Note Books, School Boxes,
Crayons, Copy Books,
and all School Requirements,
The new Covers ou the Soribblers and Exercise Books are ex-
ceptionally pretty this year and will please you,
Public School Text Hooks High School Text Books
We have been careful to note the changes in the High School Books
and have on hand thoee new Books which will be used in Bruesels
School.
Everything in School Supplies Blotters given away
DRUGGIST AND OPTIOIAN.
IIRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
eODTHBBN EXTENSION W. 0. & B.
Trains leave Braeeele Station, North
and South, as lollowe ;
Germs Surma Gorse NORTH.
Mail 7:05 aml Mixed 9:10 a,m
Mixed... 11:25 a.m Ma41 ,. 1:44 p,m
Ex -prase 8:02 p,m 1 Express .,,,.. 8:51 p,m
rag tteths Items
A ohiel's among ye takiz' notes,
An' Laith he'll prent it.
Tars is a dry moon.
Lison Day next Monday.
GILT a Fall Fair Prize liet,
LooAL news on page 6. Read it.
B. GERRY will eerve as a Judge at Blyth
Fall Fair.
THE rush to the Toronto Exhibition is
already begun.
BROBeELO Public School opens the Fall
term Tneeday morning,
MR. LEAVENS, of Owen Board, f0 Weir.
ing relabivee in Braeeele,
THE Bowiere are talking of taking a
trip to Lietowel for the holiday.
A oonPLE of runaways 'were on the
program in town daring the week. No
one was injured fortunately.
WE are sorry to state that the infant
eon of Samuel and Mre. Wilton died last
Thursday. It only lived a day.
THE Blyth Base Ball Teem i0 expected
to play a match bene, ou Victoria Park
on Labor Day A good game may be
expected.
$2,000 INBoRANOE was placed on the
Grey Branch new Agricalbaral .Hall,
last week, in the Howiok Mntaal Inenr•
anoe Company,
SIINDAY'e wind and rain storm whaled
down a great many apples in the neigh-
boring orchards. Many of them were
Winter varieties.
SEVERAL Brueeelitee will take part in
the program at the garden party bo be
bald at Elder lobo Sbrechan'e Sed Soo.
Grey,Tbaroday evening of thie week.
Resumes must be looking up at Fort
William as we notice another member
has been added to Gerry Bros, Hard-
ware firm, The leteet addition's name,ie
Gerry too, Oongratalatione.
EVAPORATOR.—The Bruesels Evaporator
will be open for the receipt of apples on
and after Thoreday, September 6th, 20
cents a bag will be paid for good Fall and
Winter paring apples. Machinery will
be set in motion the following week.
ROBERT THOMSON shipped the first oon•
eignmeut of eggs to Vanoonver, B. 0.,
last week by cold storage oar. He had
400 oratite containing 12,000 dozen,
Other ebipmente wilt follow. The freight
was $480 00. Eggs retail there at from
48 to 50 Dente per dozen.
Harvey Greeuway, principal of the
pui,lic eohool in Crystal City, Man., and
fifth son of Hon. Thomas Greenway,
died on Ang. 10113, saooumbing to an at•
taok of inflammation. Deaeaeed was a
nephew of Mre, (Rev.) Sohn Holmes, of
Dorchester, formerly of Brussels,
Da, Ovens, M. D., Loudon, Eye and
Ear Surgeon, will be at Smith's Drag
Store, Brussels, on the first Tuesday in
each mouth. Hours, 8 a. m, to 1.30 p.
m. Oataraot, squint, failing eyesight,
deafness and nasal oatarrb treated and
grammes properly fitted, Next visit, Tues-
day, September 4th,
Down IN MCLEOD RIVER.—THE POST
is eorry to hear that George Love, form-
erly of Egmoudville locality, a nephew
of Mrs. Jas. Shaw, of Brussels, wars
drowned in the McLeod river N. W. F.,
last month, He was engaged with a
Surveying party and in attempting to
Swim acmes the river wee naught in an
under oarrantit10eopposed and drow0•
ed. The body wa0 not recovered at the
time the sad news was Bent, Mr. Love
was a bright young man of 20 years or
'..hereabonte when demise will be sioaere-
ly regretted.
H. JAMES WILL 00 BACK.—The 3 year
lease of the Amerloau Rotel in thin place
to Meson, MtLennaa & Broadfoot expires
on Sept, 71b and aa the present 0000pants
are not porpoelag continuing, Harry
James, the proprietor, who managed the
home previous to the present lease, will
take Charge again, Thie will necessitate
'err. James' retirement from the town
Coattail to which be was elected last
January. We have not learned what Mr.
McLennan purposes doing but underetand
Mr. Broadfoot will epend some time fn
•Ahs West, The transfer will be made
Friday, Sept. 7th.
Brae Trtiee FOR THE 00,—At the
meeting of the Howiok Mubtlai Fire In.
earanoe 0o, at Wroxeter, on the 18th
mob„ no lees than 107 applioatbone were
inhered, covering about a quarter of a
million dollars, 106 more applioatiooe
were dealt with last Saturday at the
Leet regular meeting. The new brfok
calms at Wroxeter, built expressly for
the Co. be completed and a good job done.
It i0 fitted, out with an A 1 'melt, fur.
nem, ate., and omit completed about
01,500. J. &dame built the brink work
rood R. Farrell had the aliment foanda•
tion and carpentering, The building is
to Credit to t11em, Be0retary Mo$erober
will be able to do hie Work more 0atie.
fa0torily in the filing of dooamonts,
iced the genera0 arrangement 00 the
place,
"TEN Nights in a Bar room" will be
preeentedin the Towo Hall, Brussels,
Thursday evening of this week,
A MEETING of East linen Lineage
Oommiseionere will he held at the Notre)
Hotel, Brussels, on Friday, Sept. 7th,
NoMEaoue regneebe are Doming t0 the
BBeretery Of the Fall Fair for prize lista
from persons who were never exhibitors.
Thie is not a bad sign.
FRIDAY afternoon of this week the
regular monthly meeting of the W. 0.
T. U. Brussels, will be held at the home
of Mre, A, MoGuire, the Preeident, at 3
o'olook, A11 are welcome,
ADVERTISING ie the beet touio for a
business that bite got that tired feeling.
Use it Winter, Spring and Summer and
Fall, Use it ae a preventative and as a
Onto, THR BilMenbe Peer is the news
paper most people read,
THE Farmers' Excursion to the Model
Farm this year, Hiuoardine line, brought
a total revenue of $933.75. Of thie
amount the Farmers' Institutes and
Agricultural Societies will divide $195 66
970 passengers were aboard.
Ix epeaking of the preeeutation to Rev.
D. B. MoRae, of Oraobrook, from 111el-
ville oharoh for serving them ea well as
Moderator daring their v0o0nay, the
amount ehouid helve read $50.00 in the
report in Ton Poor instead of $100.
Taxa week the painters are at work on
the new Agricultural Hall and the
cement floor ie also being pat in. The
building will look tine when completed.
We expect a tremendous crowd to see it
001, on 4 and 5, the days of the Fall Fair,
IELL DooE,—Brneeele Babool again
did itself proud at the Departmental
exams. Thirteen candidates wrote for
Junior Teaohere certificates and thirteen
paned eight of them taking honors or
75% ofthe aggregate marks. We heart-
ily Congratulate Principal Cameron on
lbs exoelleot work he 0 doing. At
wood Bee.
BmEwALRo.-0, H. Oonery and staff, of
Guelph, will he here next week to pet
down the new dement walk on Alexander
and Queen 0100010 for which they con.
tre.oted with the Council some time ago.
They will be paid for by frontage tax the
came as other walks were, Mr. Conery
had the 000treat on the first walks that
were laid in Brussels and did good work.
QONGRATDLATIONs,—Tbe following kind-
ly note from Woodetook was received by
W. L. Leatherdaie, Secretary of Bruaeele
Bowling Club, on Wednesday, and speaks
for itself :—To the Secretary of Brnesele
Bowling Club, Brussels, Ont. : DEAR Sin,
—Permit as to extend to you oar Con•
gratalabioos for the exoelient showing
which your club made against the British
on Monday. If our olub had averaged
as well ae yonre the. British would have
been defeated instead of being viotorione.
Hoping that you had an enjoyable time,
we are, yonre faithfully, OBEs. R, CLAPP,
Secretary,
Tam ALL LIVE Elnan,— There
are about 8 classes of Towo•
kiilere, and every town is af•
dieted with one or more of them. Fleet
those who go out of town to do trading ;
second, thoee who are opposed to im•
provemente ; third, those who prefer a
quiet town to one of pooh and bueineee ;
fourth, those who oppose movements not
originating with themselves ; fifth, those
who deride public spirited men ; sixth,
chose who imagine they are the town ;
seventh, those who oppose every move.
meet that does not appear to benefit them
eighth, those who seek to injure the credit
or reputation of their neighbors.
BASE BALD.—A team from town went
to play a return match at Blytb Met
Friday afternoon and Buffered Et defeat
by a score of 29-14. The home team
bad their bitting Baits on and kept the
visitors busy. R. Brown and A. Herr
were the pitohere for Brnesele team and
between them etruok ont 11 men, while
B. McArter bandied the sphere for
Blyth, having 6 strike oats to hie, credit,
Frank Stretton,jr„ caught a good game
aoosidering hie youth and will be a
"comer" in a few years. "Daddy"
Raake, of Wroxeter, was umpire, Fob
lowing ate the names of the players :—
BL0TH R 0 BR090EL0 11 0
D 9omer0, o ..... 8 8 A Kerr, se 2 2
R McKay, lb 4 2 w IIanke, lb 2 2
B MoArter, p...... s 2 R Brown, p 2 2
E McMillan, of... 2 8 A Ourrie,7b 1 3
W Watson, lf.,,,,, 1 8 8 Little, of 0 4
H Gidloy, 2b 8 3 F ptrettou, a 3 8
M Begley, es 2 8 T Herr, 30 2 2
J Robinson,
hn tot, 9U... 4 2 G Currie,
1 2
20 21 14 21
Blytb 0 6 3 6 4 2 8-29
Bruaeele 4 0 0 0 1 0 0--14
Lx0EN0E LAW.—We have been asked to
etate the following stotione of the
Lioenee law so that the public will be
aware of its provisious 1—The bat•toom
in which liquor le traifioed in, shall be
kept closed against all pewee, excepting
a member of the family or an employee
doing domestic, OOrvi0e Within said bar.
room, or attending to the 0took in trade,
No sale or disposal of Minor shall take
plane on lioenoed promisee between the
nears, in cities, of eleven of the 0looll, and
in other plaoee, of ten of bbe Clock in the
evening of any day of the week ; and the
hour of six of the olook in the forenoon Of
the following day, except for medicinal
pdrpoe00, andereigned order, and liquor
ao 900003ed WWI 0 alt ease be drank on
the premises, Neither shall sale be made
between the boure of 00000 o'clock Bator
day night and six O'olook a. m,—Bubb the
Heller and the !Menne allowing the sale of
Standard Bank of Canada
02T,P.,.Sr17,,Sf3710T9 1072
S171iI'LIIIi, OR RESERVE FOND 8 1,000,000
TOTAL A98ETIS OVER 10,000,000
A General BaAI do ' 13xarinewoa U.'x•txrxsxe.ctibeci
CAU/NGS BANK1""
interest paid from date et deposit to date 91 withdrawal at highest 0103060/ rates
and compounded hall•yearly.
Joint Deposit Accounts—A SPECIAL CONVENIENOE in use in our Snvti me De-
partment is the "Joint Deposit" ao00uut, Money may be deposited or withdrawn
by either of the two members of the household. Th16 system 1e a great °etyma-
ienee to many residing in town, but more parttoularly so to farmers, as in the latter
ease whether man or wife comes to town either Con attend to the Ranking. An-
other feature of 1130 'vat= to that in ease of the death of either party the money
eau be withdrawn by the survivor without 0001. We will tell you more about our
methods it you w111 kindly Call or write.
Married Women and Miners may Mahe and withdraw deposite without the in.
terventloo of any person.
BALE NOTES GASHED, COLLECTED or may be left for 8AFE•EEEPING
only for which no Charge is made.
TOUR BUSINESS will receive our Careful and oourbeono attention.
G. P. SOHOLFIELD, GaN, MANACan. J. F. ROW LAND, Diemen,
ligaor to any one under 21 years of age
ehall be liable to a penalty not lase than
$10 and not exaeediug 950, besides mete,
—Any hamlets permitting any minor,
without proper Cause, una000mpanied by
parent or guardian, and not being a mei.
dent on the (teemed premieee, to linger
0r loiter in or about the har•room, shall
incur a penalty of from $2 to $10 and
0000, and Me person so loitering shall be
eobjeot to a like fine,
t; Mill (llflltlly.
Sabbath next Rev. Erueat Maunders
will supply the pulpit of the Methodist
Church here in the abeence of bbe pastor.
A new coal Pease tentacle will be cob•
atituted for the wood devourers in Mel -
vine ohnrob and will be ionated at the
rear instead of the front of the basement.
Rev. 0. Rivera, B. D., of Belgrave,
has been Chosen BeoretaryTreseurer of
the Wingbam Dietriot Epworth League
to oomplete term of Rev, Mr. Jones
removed from the District. He will fill
the bill all right.
At the Epworth League eervioe last
Sabbath evening the pastor gave au in.
retesting and inetruolive address on
"Oburob Vaion poet and present."
Misees Tburee Gerry and Ethel Scott
contributed a well rendered dnaG entitled
"Somebody.".
Rev. A. O. Wishart, B. A„ gave two
good. discourses lase Sabbath in Mel-
ville ohnrob. The text in the morning
was "The hoar ie come. Save Me from
this hoar, but for this Deese came I to
this hour." At the evening eervioe the
sermon was based on Eph. let and 7111,
"Redemption through the blood, eta,"
Next Sunday Rev. H. M. Lang.Ford
will Mite Charge of his regular services
in St. John's chetah. Mr, Hartley'°
occupancy iu the rector's abeetoe wee
very satisfactory. He gave a practical
discourse teat Sunday evening to the
gentler sex in which malty good things
were outlined. The subjeot wee the
sisters at Bethany. This gentleman
would fill the ministerial office most
creditably end eaooeselally we believe.
"Three elements to true religion,"
was Rev. Ezra G. Powell'° topic Met
Sabbath morning in the Methodist
church. The reverend gentleman
handled the enbjeot well and dealt with
theoretioal, experimental and practical
religion. Masao Bertha and Pearl
Sharpe sang "The Palms" with good
effect. At the evening eervioe Rev.
Will, Hunter, of Newark, N. J., 000npied
the pulpit preaching from "The Ohriot-
ian rare," He did well and has a bright
outlook before him, "I owe to Jesse"
was the title of a solo well sung by Chas.
Richardson.
Brussels Bowlers -
Won Handily.
Monday a quartette of bowlere from
Brussels went to Woodstock and took a
hand in the matohea with the Old
Oountry sphere experts. Our contingent
was pitted against a strong rink,
J. S. McDougall, a fine bowler from
London, Ont , implying so lead for the
Britiebere. Brueools wait never headed
from the 4 shots scoured at the Bret end
and every player put up A 1 work. The
eoore was ae follows ;—
Enamels British
Dr, Feild J. S. MoDougall
A. B. Meadonaid P. Qompbell
R. Downing J. P. Smith
D. 0. Roes, skip 22 J. ?inane, skip 15
Brneeele-410002012014010004101-22
British —001220100200101220010-15
Tbetonriete won on the day's play
with their eight rinks by 13 shots.
Braeeele, one rink from Listowel and
Tilsonbarg were viotore in their games.
Our trendier° were warmly supported by
Rev. G. H. Cobblediok, M. A,, J. T.
Pepper and Dr. Davidson, of Woodstock,
and Wm. A. Edgar, and Samuel
Laird of Ingersoll, all former Bees-
selites, The lawn wee a fine one ;
the weather was beautiful and the Wood.
stook Club bad everything in delightful
order. Our 000tingent enjoyed the day
immensely and Certainly deserve praise
for their very Creditable adore.
It may oot be uninteresting to give a
summary of the regatta of the
visit of the bowlers from amen
the ilea who oanalnded their tour
at Woodstock. They met 175 entre,
the aggregate Bootee were British, 3,897 ;
Canadian, 2,825, total British majority,
1,072, Only 12,Oaoadian rinks wou from
the vieitore. A matter of surprise to
many was the way the elderly members
ALL
RE'DY
FOR
FALL
If you want a Suit to look
right., feel right, to be right, it's
imperative that you have it made
by a Tailor FOR YOU. If you
would like to pick a Suit from a
really stylish pile of materials
come here, That's an invitation.
We will give you all the styles
that distinguishes ; the work of
the Tailor who knows well made
Clothing for well dressed men,
never too busy to show you what is beyond question the
largest stock of high-class Suitings and Overcoatings that
has ever been inside a Brussels Store. It is a collection
that for exclusiveness of Styles, High Qualities and Great
Variety would do credit to any First-class City Tailoring
Establishment, and for this reason we would advise all our
Customers to place their orders as Boon as possible. You
have the advantage of selecting from a larger range than
if you left it until October or November, and you do not
have to have the Suit or Overcoat made up before you
want it. Make your selection now and we will lay it
aside until you are ready for it. You have everything to
gain and nothing to lose by doing so,
FERGUSON & ROSS
Clothiers and Furnishers
Brussels
THE
METROPOLITAN BANK
CAPITAL—Authorizodl $2,000.000
CAPITAL --Pall up 1,000,000
IRE5EiRVE and Jurplus;Proftls; 1.18$,188
Directors
0..1. MOORE, D. le, THOMPSON, K, eeb
President, Vioe•Preeldent,
TA00, IMADOSAw, p,L.A. 9010 HONOR era, w, 100RTI3IEA 00A108, 11,0, 040, x101901
JOaN rreoeTBltoeic
W. D. ROSS, - General Manager
THE METROPOLITAN BANK le open to receive the mounts of
Farmers, Merchants and Business Community generally and to give
careful conelderation to all proposals eubmlttod 10 it.
It relies upon its poet record for courteous treatment of Its Cus-
tomers, and will extend every 0onelderatlou oousistont with sound
banking to those who may desire to transact business with it.
St MVOS AVM Bli 'SSiraBPl%lJtt'r
Interest at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all earns of 91 and apwarde
BRUSSELS BRANCH W. J. FAWCETT, Manager.
of the British team etnok to the play
day after day. Their visit will be a good
advertieement for Canada in the Old
Land,
Business Locals.
TIMOTHY seed at MoOraoken'e,
STOVE WOAD taken M exchange for
oedar poste. ABRAHAM 000E, Brussels.
BBOOND band rubber tire buggy, in
good condition, for sale at a bargain.
Ewan & 0o.
WHEN saws are dull and out of Doe
take them to McGaneoo and he will
renew. Mill St„ Brunets, Ont.
To LET.—Dwelling rooms above store 1
soft water and other Conveniences. Im•
mediate pooseeoion. I. 0. RIOHARD0.
Fon BALs.—Oomtortable dwelling,
acre° of laud, choice Melte and bard and
soft water and situation oonvenient to
sohool.
I. 0. 51101ARDe,
BAaoaxus,—A number of eeooed hand
buggies, oewly painted, and in good
ooudition. Snap for purohaaere at the
pride. EwAN & Oo., Brussels.
QUANTITY al mixed elabe for ease. Will
Rho have a good supply of kindling by
Sept. tat. $1.25 per Cord for either
delivered in 2 Cord loads, Order early.
P. AMENT, Brussels'. 6-8
Fox terrier female dog loot, White
with a black :pot on ear. Lost on Oivio
Holiday. Owner will be greatly obliged
t0 receive informati,,o regarding the
animal. GEO. MCNICHOL, Bruesels,
8afeblowere visited the Ridgeway poet•
office and got away with $200 worth of
stamps and some money,
Mies Mary Limburger escaped from St.
Joseph's Hospital at Chatham, and ten
minutes Later her body was found in the
river.
It ie rumored at Ottawa that the Cab-
inet le called to ooneider a proposal from
the United States for a revival of the
Joint High Commission.
The C. P. R. decided not to run any
more harvest exonreione from Cape
Breton, as the coal companies are an.
able to get men for their mines.
At Winnipeg H. Duman wee Bent to
the penitentiary for two years for horse.
stealing. Before leaving the court room
be declared pooitively be would kill the
Magistrate when reissued,
o3CR1V
Dn0OAN.—At Poeque, N. W. T., o0
August 15011, to Mr. and hire. James
0. Darman a eon.
GERRo,—At Fort William, on August
27th, to Mr, and Mre, Ira Gerry a
eon.
MoTavoen.—Iu Turnberry on Aug, 21st,
to Mr. and Mrs. John M.oTavieh a
eon.
]e6A.FvRIED-
CoOPEa—Doto,—Ab the residence of the
bride's father, on Atrgnel 22nd, by
Rev. Mr. Burnett, Mr. Jno. Cooper,
La Animus, Colorado, U. S. to Mise
Jessie, eldest daughter of Mr, and
Mre. Paul Doig, of Howiok.
9S}7D-
BotT.—In Turnberry, on Ang. 24th 1906,
Emmanuel Bolt, aged 87 Share.
Ooox.—In Morrie, on Aageee 29th, John
Edward Cook, aged 77 years and 5
months.
Soaxoox.—In Grey, on August 24th,
Catharine Roe, beloved wife of
Charles Schnook, aged 76 years, 8
months and 4 days.
BlnfrsoN.—In McKillop, on Aagnat 23rd,
Jean, eldest daughter of Mre. A.
Simpeou, aged 45 years, 7 moothe
and 28 days.
A17CTI01,7 SASE.
THn eoDAy, SEPTEMBER 20tH.—Farm,
farm stook, bmplemenbe, eta., Lot 4,
Oom, 13, Grey. Sale, unreserved, at 1
o'olook. David Ritchie, prop. F. S.
Scott, ono.
mare U'sax-,El MARii='1$,
Fall Wheat 68 68
Barley 88 40
Peas 65 65
Oats 28 80
Batter, tabs and nolle..,, 16 17
Eggs per dozen 15 16
Hay per ton 6 00 6 00
Flour, per bbl 4 60 5 20
Hogs, Live 6 60
Wool 24 25
Salt, per bbl., retail 1 00 70
Potatoes per 75
Apples (per bbl.)a 80
1 60
E
9f
We have made ample
preparation 1'or4r...,
SCHOOL
OPENING
on Tuesday Next
We have many new
lines of Scribblers, Exer-
cises, Lock Boxes, PSDB,
Pencils, &e., &c., and will
be in good shape to supply
the many articles required
at that time. Come and
see UB at
Fox's
Drug Store
ArlrwaW �A
VOUNG PIGS FOR SALE ALSO
8.t'ure bred Leicester A ana iMILIN1, Ethel.
WANTED AT ONCE, AN
experienced girl to do general house.
work, Apply to MRS. JOHN lamas,
Preemie,
FARM FOR SALE—THE UN—
nEaefaNED afore for sale a good 100
acre farm, being 1145 Lot 21, Oon, 3, Morels.
All in grass or under crop. Brick veneered
house, bankbarn with stone wall, sheep
hones, lee, Good orcharrd; wolf fenced;
neer school and church. Possession can bo
given next March, For !further particulars
aptly to G. W TII107167, proprietor, or
Bluevalo P. 0. 8.01
LANDS FOR SALE FOR TAXES,
Notice Is hereby given that a list of the
lands for sale for arrears of taxes has been
prepared and that ooniee thereof may be
had at this o0loe, end that the list is being
published in the Ontario Gazette, in the
100000 of August 18th and 20th, and Septem-
ber let and 8th, 1008, And that in default of
payment of 0130 taxes and costa the lands
will be sold at the Court House ,111 the Town
of 0060,1oh, on Tuesday, the 4th day of De.
comber, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon,
8.325 WM. HOLMMES,
County of Huron, 'treasurer.
T'reasurer's 011ioe, GoderIoh, Aug. 10, 2905,
Ontario Liquor Liocnsc Act
LICENSE DISTRICT OP EAST IIUROS.
Notice ie hereby given that MoLennan &
Broadfoot, of the village of Brussels, have
made applioation for permission to traoefor
their tavern license for the premises ou
Turnberry street in the Village of Bruesels,
known as the American Hotel, to Henry
James, of the said Village of ilruaeele, and
that said application will be considered at
the meeting of the Board of Lfoense Com-
missioners to be hold at the ,Oeotral Hotel,
in the Village Of Brussels, on the 7113 day of
September, 1906, at the hour of 1 o'clock p.
m. All persons interested will govern thorn•
salves accordingly. W, 0LE0G,
6 2 License Inspector.
Dated at Morrie 24th day of August, 1900.
Brussels Daylight Store - G. N. McLaren
utorm'orld4Je,'4,' nraPlntl4,'a,'tP410.Wl4'Yi Ur'4r4.'1,rtrt'W'4,'WM,'4,soVu'bIWNJh,'4,'W IIlUi h.v,rtnt"Igal; Art,au'ndeh,'O,W'eFlilelt1111'e, lu'hl4d'Id't'0,'W'trt'4,at'It's,el,'lusu'la0d�
mominisig Usually a quiet month in the Dry Goode
1 AUGUST
Business, has been very satisfactory with
us --the fact is, much better than we hail
hoped for, and for which we thank our
friends and Customers. We purpose mak-
willmammommEmarammulmillmniummiwzoiam ing THE LAST WEEK IN AUGUST the
banner week, from the amount of business done, if not from a money -making standpoint.
We will lose many dollars on lines advertised. We will lose it cheerfully, for on business
principles we do not carry goods over from one season to another.
This is the way we are going to make
the Last Week in August the Banner Week
HERE'S A CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY
From 5.00 to 3.50 Ladies' Grey Tweed Skirts for 2.50
—32 Ladies' Grey Tweed Skirts, all this season's correct styles, alI sizes in the lot.
These are the lines we have sold all season (and our price was the Lowest) at 2.5O
8.50, 4.00, 4.50 and 5.00. Your choice of the lot, last week in August only at 4-1 vv
—Ladies' Summer Vests, 5 different styles, our regular 25c qualities—the last 15e.
week in August your choice for
—Ladies' Summer Vests, regular 10c, for 5e,
AA.ny White Shirt Waist at Exactly Tlalf Price
White Wear at half price the Iasi week in August
Ladies' White Gown, our regular 92.00, for $1 00 Ladies' White Drawers, our regular 75o, for
Ladies' White Gown, our regular $1.60, for '75 Ladies' White Drawers, our regular 60c, for
Ladish' White Gown, our regular $1.00, for 50
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25
Children's Fancy Parasols, our regular 50a, for .... 25
Women's Panay Lisle Hose, Tan, regular 60a, for.. 25
Children's Fancy Tan Hose, regular 25o, for 1271
Men's and Boys' Straw Hate, regular 10o, for 6,
Men's Wide Straw Hate, reg, 15 & 18, for 100 or 3 for 25
Men's Balbriggan Drawers with double seats, in
small oboes only, regular 50o, for 20
Boys' Cotton Bweatere, fancy stripee, regular 460 &
60o, last week in Auguet your Choice for
Men's and Boys' Fanoy Soft Front Shirts, regular
600 and 60o, last week in August your ohobee for
Children's Brownie Belie, manufacturer's second,,
at each
Ladies' Embroidered Collars, Tabs, regular 10e, for
26
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3
5
Ladies', Misses' and Children's Fall and Winter Coats at Wholesale Prices.
We were fortunate in getting a Set of Travellere' Sample Coate for Ladies, Misses and Children. These we Can
sell at Regular Wholesale Prices and have a little for ourselves. They aro all new—only ono of a kind. We would
like you to see them,
Always the Highest Prices for Produce.
Goods Right or Your Money Back.
Yours for
Mutual Benefit
GODI Next cLaren Amer canbHonse