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The Brussels Post, 1904-8-25, Page 8READY FOR SCHOOL OPENING 3obool begins in et very abort time now -goon enough at least to be thinking pt wbet new things yon will need. We think we can supply your demands from our large and up-to.date stook of SORIBBLER3 and EXERCISE BOOKS (with the very latest cove*, NOTE BOOKS, SLATES, PENS, PENCILS and INK, besides all the other little aaoeeeorieo, which we have ip obandanoe. SCHOOL BOOKS are after all perhaps the most important. We have been careful to note the changes made, so that our stook of Publio School Books and High Sohool Rooke will contain the new books whioh will be need. Oar store ie the spot for your eobool supplies. Blotters given away. F. R. DRUGGIST AND STATIONER. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. 90n0HimN 1ZTE30I017 W. 0. &n. Trains leave Braeeele Btation, North and South, as follows; Gorm0 Booms Gone Noma. Mail 7:15 a.m [Mixed 9:00 a,m Mixed 12:90 a.mI Mail .°....,.....1:20 p.m Express 3:73 p.m Expree0 035 p.m ,....-rte �xz neS tC1ns, A chide amang ye takin' notes, An' faith he'll prent if, LIGuy freaks. Dees are rapidly shortening. Toaoxxo Fair opens on Monday of next week. W. F. VANsxoxn eent a Mar of hogs from Brussels on Tueeday. MONDAY Sept. 5101 will be Labor Day and a Public Holiday. A OAR of lambs was forwarded by Joseph Clegg from Brussels. A. 0. Dentes shipped 2 are of bogs and a oar of cattle durum the past week. Tan brick work on T. Nicholls] new residence ie completed and looks Sret- olass. A now= from thie locality are .fignr• ing on taking in the big Fair at Toronto next week. THIS week will gee a good many through the harvest. The frequent showers de. toyed the earlier completion considerably. BOTH political parties are looking are. fully after the revision of the Voters' lista in this riding presaging tbe ooming of an election. Tam POST staff will holiday next week. Office will be open for job work or the receipt of advertisemento and eub. ecriptione. THE Labor Day program of sports proposed bee been called off and the Galt. Braeeele foot ball game will consequently not materialize this Fall. DEALERS in Paris green are noting the fact that the demand for that poison ie falling off, whioh foot is deduced that the potato bug peat is deareaeiug. IN the greet tornado that caused emelt damage recently at St. Paul the whole- sale store in whioh Percy Jackson, sen of Walter Jaakeon, Brussels, works had the roof blown off, RUSSELL BaowN will be in oharge of Jno. Barney's grocery end restaurant. while the proprietor ie away on a trip to the Weat. He expecte to be absent for at least a month. WORE is being pentad ahead in placing the new noel ferneries in the Public School building. The teaobers and pupils ehoald be as snag as the proverbial "beg in a rug" next Winter. Aan000xntneoo are being oompleted for s ron0iog oonoert in tbe Town Hall here, on Friday evening, Oot. 7, the eeoond day of the Fall Fair. A 1 talent is being engaged in Song and Eloontion. EAST Hnnon Fall Fair Prize lista will be mailed next week. If you are not a member and desire a oopy drop a postal card to the Seoretary, W. H. Kerr, Brno. eels, and you will receive one by return mail.. AN interesting address was given at the A. 0. U. W.• lest Friday evening by W. H. McCracken, on "Friendship," Poeta master Farrow will epeak on "Love" et the meeting on Friday evening, Sept. and. Meoioal selections are also expected from other members. A Nnw YORE girl coughed ep a penny whioh the swallowed fifteen years ago, and 0s rapidly recovering from what was eupposed to be oonsnmption. She may molder hereat! in look. Moet people have 10 cough up Several hundred dollars to the dootor when they fanny they bees that dinette. Damen one TROPHY. WINNNRe,-TGe6- day afternoon an interesting game of bowie was played on the Maitland lawn here when a rink skipped by J. T. Roes and oompos0d of Rev. W. T. Olnff, R. Down- ing and De. McNaughton, all old hands, undertook to trim the trophy winners at the Goderioti tournament in whioh the voliaote were T. Farrow, H. James, A. Oousleyand D. 0. Roes skip. They eno- oeeded in doing what they set oat to d0 by a eaore of 22 to 16. Dion AT BLYTu.-Last Taoeday. evening Enphemia Govenlook, relict of the late Richard Thomson, departed this life at the home of her daughter, Mre, (Dr.) carders Blyth, aged 74 years. Deceased bad been i11 for some time, gangrene, dropsy and heart weokneeo being oon009- rent ailments. Mr, Thomson died 16 pears ago and a year after the widow went to Blyth to live. Mrs, Carder is the. only child. Four adopted children found a comfortable home with Mr. and Mre. Thomson, two of whom are now living at Sault Ste. Marie, The funeral of Mre, Thomson took Om on Thureday to Maitlandbatik cemetery where her bus- band wee interred, Detaaeed wee an Aunt to Mro, (Bev,) Goethe, of Bread's, who with Rev, Mr. Goethe attended the last rites. Mre, Thomson enjoyed the o 1 friendshipf a ar a elude o friend . Sbe was faithful membee off the Free, terian aherob ; kind by n hearted and desirous of promoting the happiness of everybody, Her death wee not an unest• peoted event as she had been In tailing health for aome time, Taononty of next week will usher in the month of September, MODonaLn Brios„ of Walton, ebipped oar of heading this week. 3 cane of baled hay were forwarded to Toronto this week by A. Baker. 25 MINTS g000 TRE POST until January let 1905° Tull your neighbor about it. P. SCOTT purchased a Kaplan yearling ooit from James Simpson, of Jamestown, A NUMBER of Bruseelites attended the Garden Party at Oranbrook on Tueeday evening, Bear Tbnreday evening of next week clear for the Garden Party at W. F, Stewart's. THE etorehonaeo at Brnoeele G, T, R. are open now for the receipt of any gaan• tity of grails at the highest market prion, COURT PRINCESS ALEXANDRIA, No. 24, 0. 0. F,, Brnesele, will meet on Tueeday evening next, All members will be welcome. Tem Fire Engine has been overbaoled and is now ones more ready for duty if required, We hope it may be a long time idle. THE Grand Trunk will bane eagle fare return tickets for Labor Day good going on Saturday, Sept. 3rd, and returning on Tuesday 6111. LeeT week Wm. Duncan, tonsorial artist, disposed of hie black driver to a Mr, Anderson, at Belgrave, who paid a tidy sum for ROBERT HEM:MneMS bee reoeived 14 ,care of ooal this season already. Several families will born coal next Winter who have heretofore used wood. Houses to rent are a very goatee Dorn• modity in Bruseele. A number of houses may be ereote,a next semen with a view of supplying the demand. It is not a bad sign when difficulty ie experieuaed in enuring comfortable babitatione. CoNGRATDLATrONs are extended to Mr. and Mre. Oarroll, of Wooleley, N. W. T„ over the arrival of a eon and heir on Friday of last week. The beby was born at the home of Robert and Mre. Sample, parents of Mre. Oarroll, Prinoeee street, Brussels. GARDEN PARTY. -Thursday evening of neat week a Garden Party will be held o0 the epaoions grounds of W. F. Stewart, Brussels, under the auspices of the Lad- ies' Aid. The town Band hae been engaged and other interesting items will be added to the program. Reserve the evening and go and have an enjoyable time. TnE town school will reopen on Tues. day, Sept. 6th with the earns staff ea in the past term viz; Principal Cameron, Mies Ethel Scott, Mies Kate Wilson, Mise Downey, Mise Dora Smith and Mies Jean Ritcaiie. The attendance promises to be large. Intending. outside pupils should make an effort to be present at the farming up of the classes for the term. A. A, MXLMta, Seo'y Heron Old Boys' Aesooiatioa writes Tea Pose as follows -I beg to notify you that the Huron Old Boys' Aesoaiation will, as meal, have a tent at the Toronto Exhibition this year, The ofiioere and members of the Executive will be glad to wetoome any Huronites and they are requested to make this tent their headquarters at the Exhibition. By publishing a memo of this you would confer a favor on the Association. To WINNIPEG. -Leat Tueeday Post- master Farrow, 0. P. R, local agent, told tickets to the following on the exoarOion ran that day to the West :-Mies Bielby, John Bielby, Thos. Teller, Mise Katie Lovett, Jam. MoOraoken, Geo. Cole, Wm: Mann, Mies Mary Mann, Mies Mina Hanker, J. W. Rose, C. J. McDonald, Mise Martha Kelly, Andrew and Mrs. Gerrie, 3. and Mre. Bolger, W. Jamieson, J. W. Kerney, Wm, Balmier, Wm, Mo. Innes, Joe. Arden, Mies Margaret Ram. say, Richard Bewley, Jno, MoTaggart, Maloolm McTaggart, John Bennett, Mre. A. Good, Eleie, Edna and Joe, Wm. G. Cololongb, Mies Kelly, Thos. Marshall, Mies Annie Budd, Peter Jaokeon, Alex. Walker, Wm. Hislop, R. and Mies Maria Pratt. There were 52 pieces of baggage loaded at Brussels G. 7, R. station that morning. Seating aaoommodation in the train was quite inadequate and neoeeail- ated the separation of friends in endeavors to enure oomtort, A large number of. the friends of the departing were present to with them goodbye. IN Poon )ileum, -Thos, Holmes, an old and highly reepeeted reeident of Wingbam; father to Dr, Holmes, of Brea. Bele, has been quite poorly of late. The Wingham Advance of last week mallow the following reference to him :-We regret to learn that Thomas Holmes, a welt - known and esteemed resident of the town, is now very seriously ill. Mr. Holmes' advanced age (being in his eightyeeaond year) renders hie final recovery somewhat doubtful, though be is reported to be feeling very math batter today. 131e eon, Barrister R. Ifolmee, Was absent on important buoinese at Sault Ste. Marie, When he was telegraphed for, He im• medlately stetted by the first steamer, but wag delayed by fog on the Georgian 'Bay. Another eon of ear. Mimeo, Dr. W. L. Holmes, of Breads, also Dr, 4 n are in attendance ane of this ow Beth , Mr, Hofine0 ie one of Wingba.rn'e early setting, having been here thirty fide years, He f0 the only surviving member of the editorial staff of the Ooloniot, the first daily newspaper of Toronto, where many reletivee of the family ,tilt roeide, 1111.11 iilA13lt3,1 ,4s POST. Standard Bark of Canada '1S'x'1.ti.13:EJTSEx X7x7 1.87° SURI'LVS, oil RESERVE FOND 0 1,000000 TOTAL ASSETS eavan etere0,00e .11. General 13ah3eIns J3u%lllefrahl Ttearnt St -tatted —°SSA VINGS BAN KY'''a^ —DIOPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR and npwarda received on whioh INTEREST IS ALLOWED FROM DATE OF DEPOSIT at the HIGHEST BANK RATE. ACCRUED IN7.'EREST is added to aoouunte every aix menthe end becomes principal, MARRIED WOMEN and MINORS may make and withdraw Deposits without the intervention of any person. LOANS MADE TO FARMERS ON NOTE AT LOWEST RATE. SALE NOTES CASHED, COLLECTED or may be left for SAFE -BEEPING only for which no aharge ie made. YOUR BUSINESS will receive our careful and courteous attention, A. 0. MAOFARLANE, AGENT. NNW A row weddings are on tbe program if rumor ie aorreot. Da, MoNAuoi moN has purchased a robber tyred buggy. Tans week the Salt Werke shipped 3 oars of salt, one going to Oyprese River, Manitoba. THE POST anbaoription list oontinuee to grow nicely. Send it to your absent Mende ea 25 °ante will 9e0nre it until Jan. let 1905. A Internee ee of the Directore of East Huron and Grey Branch Fall Fair will be held on Saturday of next week, Sept. 3rd, at 2 p. m., for the purpooe of seleat. ing judgee for the ooming Fair and arranging other metiers of bueinees. Smote fare tiokete will be issued on Monday 29th inst., to Toronto Fair good to return on Sept. 13th. Special ex. ouraion rates of $2 60 will be given on Tueeday, Aug. 80, Thursday and Satur- day, Sept. 1st and 3rd and Wednesday end Friday of the following week, Sept, 7 and 9. STORAGE COAn0E ON FREIGHT. -The Grand Trunk Railway have ieeuad a circular stating that to facilitate the prompt handling of freight in and through railway warehoaeee and to prevent the monopoly of ware- house space after September 15 inwards and outwarde, warehouse or shed freight will be stored free for the first 72 hours and after that the rate per week or part of a week will be two Lente per hundred pounds on classes one, two, three and four, and one ant on classes five, aix, seven, eight, nine and ten. Cinema Dom Hee REcoeo.-Saplan, the epeedy stallion owned by Messrs. Scott & Warwick, of Brnseele, las been campaigning in Eastern States race tracks in teat company but is not taking e tail end by any means. At Beeps, Massachusetts, last Friday he was in a raoe with fifteen entries and won a beat in 2 163. The judges were suspicious of the driver and replaced him after a heat was )oat but Kaplan did not behave any too good with the new man but took Sod money. He was a prime favorite. At Roaheeter, New Hampshire, on a half. mile track on Wednesday, he was second again, capturing $125 in 2.135. If he aontinaee the oiroait he will likely oat tbie down eoneiderebly lower it properly handled. He hae wonderful speed bat ie not always level headed on the stark out. On the stretch Kaplan is n whirl. wind. BRUSSELS Aa1xu V;OTORiou9.-Wednee• day the following tennis players repre- senting Brunets played in Lnoknow and Ripley l-Moeere. Cameron, Fox, Mellish and Sinolair, and again defeated hbeir opponents. The Lnoknow teams were blanked by a wore of 4 events to 0. At Ripley a hard game was played, closing 3 to 1 in favor of Brunets, The follow- ing is the score ;-Lnoknow-Cameron and Sinolair defeated J. G. Murdock and Reid 6-4, 8-6 ; FaX and Mellieb defeated W. Murdock and Johnson, 6-2, 6-2 ; Singles -Mellish defeated Johnson, 6-0; Fox defeated W. Mordoak, 6-2, At Rip• ley-Oameron and Mellish defeated J. MoInnee and Pritchard, 6-2, 8-6 ; Fox and Sinclair defeated Johnston and D. Malnnee, 8-5, 7-5 ; Singles -Cameron defeated Pritohard, 6-2, 7-5 ; Mellish lost to J. MoInnee, 2-6, 6-8. Ripley ie expeoted to play a return match here next Monday. Lacknow will also likely viett Brunie before the season closes, COUNTY BoIDGEe.-The Road and Bridge Committee of the County Council' met in Wingbam on Wedneeday, of last week all the members and Ounnty Clerk Lane being present. Tenders were open• ed for the aonetruotion of bridges known ea the Zealand. near Wingham, and Shanlakeand Black Creek, on the bound- ary between Say and Stephen. Tenders for the abutments and piers were aooept• ed from A. Barber, of Wingham, for the Zetland bridge, at 55,20 per yard for abotmeate, and $6:25 for piers, and from Nagle & Looby, of Dublin, for $7.90 per yard for the Bleak ()reek bridge, and $6 for the Stanlake. Quite a number of tendera were opened for the ouperetrno• tares, but they were all awarded to the Honker Bridge 00., of Kincardine, provid• ing a marked cheque for the proper amount ae security, wee planed in the alerk'a bends by Friday. The price for the enperatraotnre of the Zetland bridge will be 54,500; for the Black Creek, 5756 ; and the Stanlake, $1175. Box SOCIAL. -A fine program was pre. vented at the Epworth League Booial held intoe eobool room of the Metbodiet ohuroh loot Monday evening. It was made ap of trombone soloe by W. A. Grower, accompanied on the piano by Mies Maggie MoLauohlid ; aloe by Reg. inald FIe0011er and Mise Carrie Hing• stop; duet' by Misses Hingeton end Beaker ; and Mines Sharp, the latter with guitar accompaniment by Milton Sharp ; roadiuga by Mioeae Erna Avery and Josie Baobanao ; piano solo by T. A, Hawkins, whioh was heartily encored and kindly responded to ; Harmonica notation by H. Maar, H. Taylor and Mies Mabel Adams; short addrgsa by Rev, T, W. Ooeens. The chair was oaoupied by W. H. Kerr. A large lum- ber of well filled bozos were motioned off by J. J. Gilpin with cenoiderable sue. Mesa after whioh voyages of discovery were entered upon to Iodate the fait methane ne who brought the boxes and with whom the lanob wee diooaesed. Before the o r0 ram .Was Oonoladed a vote program of thanks was pegged to all who %seisted in the program and Moore Broe, for the nee of the piano, on motion of President Salter, and Secretary Armetrong, There Was one diaoordant nole in the evening's phew:ad11139 oiling to the miso0ndeot Of some yonthe oateide. The names of a few of them have been earned and a repetition will plane them before the Reeve. It they don't know the law the sooner they are given a lessee the better for their own good end the pleasure of other people. Two rinks of bowlers from town took a holiday ran to Wingbam, Lnoknow and Kincardine this week, The players were T. Farrow, H. James, A. Coneley, and D. 0. Boss ; A. 0. MacFarlane, A, B. MacDonald, Rev. W. T. Olaff, and J. T. Rosa. We did not bear the reunite ex• tapting that Brussels won at Lnoknow. OnrruAoY.-Josepli Handcraft, an old and well known citizen of the 5111 Con. of Moliillop, paid Nature's debt loot Fri. day aged 55 years. Tho cease of his demise was aaaoer in the jaw from which be had suffered severely. He is survived by his wife aad one daughter. Deceased was a aonein to Councillor R. Hendersop, of Brenda, and was an honest, honorable man. Hie mother and throe sisters are reaidenle of McKillop. The funeral took plane on Monday afternoon. ODLOM-ROonnem-The News, of Vancouver, B. 0., gives the following mirtioplare of the marriage of a u0i00 of Mre. Frank Baines, of Brueoelo :-In the Prinoeee street Metbodiet Oburoh on Tueeday night, 16th inst., Lieut. Victor W. Odium of the Sixth Regiment, Dake of Connaught's Own Rifles, and Mies S. E. Treeaa Rogerson, daughter of Mre. I. Rogerson, formerly of Bunehine, Ontario, were united in marriage by Rev.. R. N. Powell, The ohuroh ' ;a prettily decor• ated by the membereatof the Epworth League and Young Men's Olab. As the bride patted down the allele on the arm of her brother, E. B. L, Rogerson, Mise Kate Burpee, organist, played the wedd• ing march. The bride, who wore the conventional veil and orange bloseome and carried a large ebawer bouquet of bridal rosea and white oornatioae, was attendedby her sister, Mies Miami Rogerson. Little tour•year old Margaret Clarke, nieoo of the bride, was maid of honor. The groom was attended by his brother, E. F, Odium. While the, invited greets included only members of the two families concerned, the' church was filled; for both the young people have taken a prominent part in the work of tbe various Methodist societies in the city. Mr. Odium is a member of the Quarterly Board of the Prinoeee street ohurab, a traetee of the new Parlt Drive ()hutch, and President of the Young Men'e Olnb. Se to an old boy of Oobourg, Ont., and for three years at• tended Victoria University, Toronto, leaving hie studies there to serve with the first Canadian contingent in Atrioa. Later, in 1902, be went back to the seat of war, holding a lieutenant's commission with the 3rd Oanadiaa Mounted Rifled. At present, he is oily editor of the Van- couver Daily World, and is an executive member of the Young Liberal Aesooia• tion. After the cervine the guests re. paired .to the home of Mre. Rogerson, 601 Helmoken street, where the wedding repeat was nerved. The table was deoorated with arched strings of smilax oentreing on a large green bell whioh overhung the wedding cake. The prea• ants reoeived by the young couple were very numerates, intending gifte from many relatives and friends in Ontario. After their honeymoon, whioh Will be spent in •St. Louie and Toronto, Mr. and Mre. Odium will reside in Vancouver. iit)--E METROPOLITAN BANK OAPITAG-PRitl tep $1,000,000 RESERVE FUND _ $1,000,000 Directors IUOV, R, H, WARDEN, D. D. 8. J. MOORE, Pr oIibont, Vfoe•Preoident, m 00, nnenenew, 8' LA, era moon tin, t7, oroneeernn ceente, n,0, 0, 0. ''19,0(000, H. 0, HEAD OFPIOE - TORONTO W, D. ROSS - - GENERAL MANAGER A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. Drafte Bought and Sold, Farmers' Notes Di000anted, Samaras flaw Ilsevarevexr Internet at HIGHEST OU1IRENT RATES allowed ou all tonne of $1 and upwards RddVSurt°.,r2°1is8 7r3�a v 5� A. D. MELLISII, Manager. Business Locals. TIMOTHY seed at Mo0raaken's. BraroLE for sale, cushion frame, good as new. Bensons Mennen Wonxe. Mrnaninnx apprentices wanted. Apply at ones to Miens Room & HAYOoOPx. A 000m1111 of eeoond band organs for sale or to rent, La.Taennoox & Sox, Brunie, Bnoon sow with 9 pigs 4 weeks old for sale. Also a dry oow. GED, Ronn, Brunets. QUANTITY of jointers for kindling wood for sale. Apply to J. OvoNINoaAM, Alexander street, Brussels. Cow for Bale, will Dome In middle of next month. Also 5 young cattle from 1d years down. Taos. Neonorro, Brussels. BLAu0arnn Bale of Drees Goode. We purpose clearing our entire stook of Deese Goode. Terme Cash. e.t.a Knat, Wingham, DATUM for sale, oleo combined hay and stook raol(e with doable box, Call and Bee them. Ewan & 00,, Brnesele. To THE PunLro,-'If you with to have lawn mowers pat in fiat oleo order you oan have name done at a reasonable figure by T, McGregor, 101611 street, Brussels. At Listowel on Wednesday engines No. 280 and 150 (double header), about 3.30, drawing a local of 18 oars of freight, wee doing some shunting in the yards when engine No. 160 backed down on the rear of the train, smashing in the end of a oar and also damaging the tender of the oogine. An auxiliary from Palmerston wee soon on the eoene and oloared away the debris. The aboident caused the two and four 0 010011 trains to be several hours tato. A farewell itinerary i0 being arranged for Mise Evangeline Booth, Salvation Army Oommieaionet in Canada, before leaving thio oountry, She is to bo in. this oily Sept, 11, An Italian, said to be from Toronto, and named Carlo Ronal killed a youth in New York oity 'Wednesday became he had disolosed to the police oeorste of the Blank Hand Sooiety, The thirteenthannual convention of the Oatholic Blaine! Benefit A0000iation opened in the Temple Buildfing, Toronto, The bisf die ien will atlas oat the proposeal new rate sohodalo. The Imperial Paper Mille at Meagan Valle had a narrow escape from deotrnot. ion by fire early Wednesday morning, as tt wee, the wood room and the barking meobinery were destroyed, CHURCH CHIMES. Rev. J. E. Hunter was at Dungannon last Sabbath preaching anniversary eermone. He will :preach at Blyth next Sunday. Au interesting address was given to the Methodist Sabbath Sohoot last Sun- day afternoon by Rev, Mr. Clapp, of Battle Creek, The pastor's Bubjeot in the Methodist oburolt Teat Sabbath morning woe "Spirit• sal Sactrifloe" and hie evening theme was "Christian Manhood." Last Sunday W. H. Kerr supplied Blyth and Jaokeou'e Methodist churobes in the absence of the pastor, Bev. J. Holmes, formerly of Braeeele. The Ladies' Auxiliary of St. John's ohuroh, Brussels, forwarded two bales of clothing, bedding, &a, to 'Sllingwaak Home, Sault Ste. Marie, A moat praise• worthy work. Notes on the International Sabbath Sohoollessons may be read eaoh week in Tax Poe&. The Provinoial Sabbath School Convention will be bold in Hamilton thia Fall. Rev. J. J. Liddy. M. A., pastor of the Herriston Methodist ohurab, bae been granted two weeks leave of abeenoe to recuperate and aoaompanied by Mre. Lid- dy went to Grimsby. Next Sabbath Rev. N. S. Beneath, of Wingham, will condaot the services in Melville church. The pastor, Rev. John Rosa, B. A., will be home for the follow• ing Sabbatk from hie vacation in the North. The Presbyterian Guild of Christian Endeavor in Melville church will resume their Sabbath evening meetings, at the olose of tbe regular Berries, on Sept 4:11. Topic will be "New courage for new work," The A. Y. P. A., of St. Johne church will reenme their weekly Ravine, whioh Were disoontinned daring the past month, on Thursday evening of next week when the sabjeot 'How can we help our ahnroh 0" will be dison0eed with Dr. Feild ae leader. Loot Sunday Rev, W. T, Cloff, of Strathroy, was the preaoherin St John's church. He was heard with pleasure and profit. Hie morning oubjeot might be termed "Religion and Buoinees" and the evening theme "The faitbfnl and unfaithful servants." There were eight Mena baptized at the morning eervi0e. Rev, and Mre. Olaff are very kindly remembered in their aeso0iati0n with ohnrob work here. Mr. Ritobie, who has been supplying the pulpit of Melville church during the pastor's vacation, preached his 0100105 diaconate))) loot Sabbath. The text in the morning was "The diociplee were palled Christiane first at Antioch." In the evening "Mown" was the subject, the preacher dealing with the great events of his life. Mr. Ritchie contemplates a trip to Scotland before be locates on a charge. We with him an enjoyable time. B. S. ANNrvoneene.-On Sabbath, Sept. 4001, instead of the usual Sabbath Sohool the anniversary sermon will bo preached by the pastor, Rev. T. W. Ooeens, at 2.30 c'aloak. The 'taboo' will lead in the eervioe of praise and a hearty welcome will be accorded the parents and gnerd- ions. The, morning disoonree will be directed to parents and teachers and in the evening Rev. R. Smith Baker, at, A., of Walton, will preach to the young people of the congregation. Rev. Mr. Oooene will take the eerviae at Walton that evening. 03012 ST - BonD.-In Wingham, Augaet 18t1r, to Mr, and Mre. Alex. Bird, et daughter. CennooL,-In Brussels, on Aug. 194h, to Mr. and Mre, R. Peroy Carroll, of Woolseley, N. W. T„ aeon. aa.e ixrzxmae. 1301uta-Henvev.-In the Presbyterian ohurab, Wyoming, on Aug, 170b,' by Rev. R. Hobbs, of Strathroy, Presi• dent of London Oeoferanoo, Rev. R. Smith Baker, M. A.,' Walton, to Mies Alioo, daughter of Dr. A. E. Harvey, of Wyoming. 2n12 t78SMix,0 :,a):.(i.XSXCM.0S, Fall Wheat 75 95 Barley 37 38 Peas 55 60 Oats 80 32 Batter, tube and rolls12 13 Eggs per dozen 143 18 Hay per ton 5 00 5 00 P1009, per owt 4 00 5 00 Potatoes per bus 80 80 Apples (per bbl,) 1 00 1 25 Salt, per bbl., retail 1 00 70 Hoge, Live 5 40 5 50 Wool 17 18 CLnirn-In Listowel, on the lltlr inet„_ Jean Ma/Kiddie Hay, reliot of the late Jehn M. Gliwice fn tier eightieth year. Hagnnneox.-In 1tloKillop, on Augnat 19th, Joseph Henderson, aged 55 years. Hzruron.-At Eastwood, ou Atlg. 22nd, George Billiet, brother to Mre, J09eph Ooombe, Jamestown( aged 72 years. Leedeme,-In Millbank, on the 11th inst„ Annie Montgomery, reliot of the latoJohn Leggatt, aged 83 yaare. TaoDscN n Blyth, on Aug. 23, EuP he- nie Goventock, relict of the late Rlohard Thomson, aged 74 yeere. Witeog.--In Grey, 013 Aug, 24, Margaret McKee, beloved wife of John Wilson, of Harrold Dean Co,, in her 50th year, FALL m"AT=s. Following is a list of the data of eomo of the Fall Feirs whioh will be of interest to people in thio dietriot ;- Industrial, Toronto....Aug. 29 -Sept. 10 Weetern, Loudon Sept, 9-17 14-16 15-17 19 23. 20-22 20-21 21-22 21-92 22-23 22-23 22-23 27-28 27-28 27-25 29 29-30 cot. 1 4••5 4-5 0-7 11-12 13-14 Walkerton Hamilton Exeter Palmerston Guelph Mitchell Chesley Zurich Harriston Soaforlh Stratford Toeowater Goderloh Ripley Listowel Wingham Ford wioh Atwood Lookoow Bureau Blyth Dungannon If If It If THE PEOPLE'S COWIN, NATANT TO COME TO CALI. V r0nnt0-Write for our plan where- by you can do this at no cost to yourself. Mt.Bnmiltou Land Ot Ott 00„ 193 Porter Building, Ban Jose, Oat., U. S. A. 7.1 alIDISSESSIDESDSIN 11, in. D6, 1904 A Good Tooth Brush ought to last a long time, edon when used continuously. For 250. We have one that we guarantee not to lose briotloe or b000lne aneatie. faatony in any way, If it doesn't prove to be all right aome book and get your money or a new brush, EUTHYMOL :,TOOTH PASTE '° r7 is one of our moat popslar dontri• floes-ebsolatoly pure and gives a delightful freshness to the mouth - 25o, per pottage. 9 Drug Store QTRAYED ON THE PREM - I800 of the undersigned, Lot 27, Con. 16, Grey, On or about the 18th of July, Duo rod two-year-old Leifer, ()weer Is request- ed to prove property, gay 02pen0ee And 0010 her away, D. E, LIVING STONE, 7 4 Mouorieff P,O. QTRAYP+. D ON THE PREM - L. Ione of tbo undersigned, Lot 19, Con 1, Grey, an or about August 8011, throe white pigs. Owner ie requested to prove proper- ty, pay expenses and take them away. GEO. 300100500, 04 Jamestown P.O. NOTIOE ! Tenders will be received for construction of a drain in MoTil)op, on Sept, 19, at Coml. 031 meeting, Lendhury. Istimatod work 92,640 00. Part of work to be done this Fall, Plane and speoincati000 to be seen at Clerk's 011100, near Winthrop. J140. O. MOR1RISON; Clerk. THRESHING OUTFIT FOR 1 SALE. -14 consists of a Pculeae Sopnr- ator, a Now Hamburg Engine and a Maple Leaf grinder. All in gond repair. Terms easy fur a quick sale. For further partien- lars ae to price, ,50., apply to I1LIJAH PEASE, Lot 9, Con, G. Morris, Sunshine P.O. 4-2 Fall Fair Directors. A meeting of Diree tors of East Huron and Grey Branch Agricultural Societies, to sel- eotJudgre and attend to other business for the coming Fair, will bo hold in the Council Chamber, Brussels, ou Saturday, Sept, 8,d, at 2 p.m, All members of the above Boards are regoeeted to attend. JA8,0EROUSO17, W. 11,'HERR, 3A0, SP0IR, Soo:Treas, Provide fiat w." k -e^ Malinon BLYT H. New Fall . . Dress Goods Oar New Drees Goode for Fall have arrived wed are selling like hot calces, They are jaat the Kind the ladies have been reading about in the Delineator 'and other fashion papers. Wo nlwaya tante the lead in Fine Dress Goode and show the new etylee as soon as they are prodooed. Wo aleo carry a full range of Dreso Trimmings to match all dress goods. Bolow wo mention a few of the popular prima -Fauoy Zibeline, in grey, 42 iuohee wide, flaked with red and white, purple and white and biaoh and white, very 'special, at 50e. -Fancy Knop Cloth, in black, brown and fauoy mixtures, 44inohee wide, groat value at, 750. . -Venetians, in binok, navy, cardinal and brown, 42 ioobee wide, all wool, et 50o. -Black Panama, 66 inches wide, very epsoial, 75o. -Blank Venetian, 60 inches wide, at $1.25 and 51.50, -Vienna, in bleak and navy, 50 inches wide, at 500 per yard. -Homeepnn, Harris' celebrated goods, in black, light, may and. Oxford, 06 inches wide, great value at 75o. -Homespun, 50 iuohee wide, in blaolt, brown and myrtle, good value at 50o, for 85o. -Blao5k1.2Broad5ancld $1oth50,, fine soft finish, 58 Moine wide, in two qualities, at. -We also show a largea000rtment of Drees Goode enitable for shirt waist mite, in blaok and colored Armuree, Panama, 'Voila, Oreopinee, Poplin's, Canoe; Clothe, Etaminee, eta., at popular prions, IN BUGCIES r "\%MILE we have had a splendid season in gelling MY I3ugges and Wagons we have still quite a number on hand, the Bestand most up-to-date that can be got anywhere, If you require a Buggy or Wag- on don't miss calling on the old reliable Cobor Carriage Works that has been in constant operation for fifty years and given the best of satisfaction to the number- less customers during all those year's. We are more fully than ever prepared to meet the requirements of the public in our line of business in style, qualityand, p � price. CC)B6J x IG R CARRIAGE • FACTORY, (IONS BRUSSELS.