The Brussels Post, 1905-5-18, Page 8SPRING
I11ISHI.NG SUPPLIES
Bamboo Poles in the different lengths.
Lines, Hooks, Sinkers, Eto.
ALL KINDS of BALLS
Uard and Soft Rubber, decorated and plain.
Base Balls from 5c. up to $1.60.
Foot Balls, Lacrosse Stioks, Tennis Balls.
We keep the G. T. I. Express 'Wagon
Besides other kinds,
Its'Dr. Ovens, Eye Specialist, London, will be at our stone on
Tuesday neat,,IMay 28rd.
DRUGGIST AND STATIONER,
RRANiO TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOtTUEEN ExTEN9xaa W. a. & B.
Trains freer Brussels Station, North
and Smith, as follows
GoU W Surma Gomm Zimmer.
Mail 708 a.m Mixed 8;40 a.m
Mixed 11:0 a.m Maid ......,.,,.1:88 pan
-Buren 8112 p.m Express 8tei p,m
A abisi's among ye takir' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Tns Pose gives the news,
LArntt:T your moot et Brussels.
AD ('the to teem news on page 5 of this
ieene. ltc»,i it.
VIcxal:re Oxy cleat Wednesday. The
be i.teee Itlaoa, will De oloeed,
`.Fire new time table on the G. T. R.
carve tete eft et it,et Monday morning.
Ftoso Maas I +,: t;ream at Mre, Kirk's,
ocmmeneti+s; Saturday next. A good
• L eeb. Give tie a thief.
Tan drug afore of F. R. Smith has
unanrgene a brightening up in the io•
tericr by the aid ,, the painter's brush.
Ie is a id a Bru ee;ite was "held op"
in Lo::don rece::tiy hot fortunately he
had i+ot much "f th.. "filthy lucre" in hie
poekete et the time.
A cg2I0NT wall. hes been pot down at
P. Ament'a resi,ienae, Tarnberry street,
a simile improvement
and r ie
being made
at Anti. Campb.•lI's, Mill street.
Janne ELLIOTT, Mill street, is improv'
in„ tee hones adjoining hie reaidenoe by
raising it and will have a cellar ezoavat-
ed and a cement wall put in. Other im.
provementa are Mao Contemplated.
Renee Janne baa purchased a tidy
Willes pacer fiein Jacob Long, of Oran.
brook, and will do some pleasuring by
the overland route. He has also in•
vested in a standard bred 2 year old.
Do. NoNADGaTON, who baa disposed of
hie practice and residence to Dr. Berne,
win be in Brueseiafrom Wednesday noon
until Saturday *roan of eaob week toe
some w.eke to assist Dr. Burne in his
Nitwit*,
Fara Co,—TWhile splitting wood at
• home last Saturday P. MoQoarrie
had the mieturtone Io infliot a Koen in
o le of bis feet with the axe that required
the dootor'e attention to stitch up. He
is now taking undesired bolidaye and
getting about on crutches.
R. LEATIMIt»ALE & San have parohae•
ed a mechanical device lar lowering
oa-!tete into the grave in oonoeobioo with
their undertaking department, It was
nse.d for the first time this week and does
the work very nicely by the movement of
a lover and with variation of epeed to
snit the (weaken.
A. erenztie of tbe Hoose of Refuge Com.
mittee Was held at Clinton on Tneeday
of this week. All membere were pro.
eat including Co. alert: Lane. Every-
thing was found in good shape and look-
ing well, The DOW addition is nob nearly
oompleted yet, however. Alen are buey
plastering now, It should have been
finirbed months ago,
BADE Font Tam WEeo,—Eph. Caber, of
the Oober Oarriage Werke, Brneeels, is
home from a bnsinees trip bo the North.
West, He Wee five weeks absent and
was as far West as Beat. Mr, Cober
disposed of a oar load of baggies and
secured orders for other shipments.
This firm has eold 135 baggies this sea.
son and ere busy on enotherlot, A load
was tient to Listowel on Wednesday,
LAST week Mrs. Frank Beinee, Brine
Bele, received an invitation to the closing
exeroiees of term in connection with the
Senior class of the Woman'a College,
Philadelphia, whish were bald on Wed.
nudity of this week. Among the
gradnatee was Mies Mary R. Findiater,
formerly of Morrie townebip, who expecte
to amine a position in Boston. Tam
PosT tenders Dr. Findlater hearty eon.
grataletione and hopes her career may be
a very anooeesftl one.
Wile, 00 TO WINNxMES.—In the 00nree
of a ooaple of weeps Andrew ()Dooley,
who has been a well known resident of
Brnsvain for the past 26 yearn, will
rem,,.o so Winnipeg wbere be porposee
trying hie hand et Life Insurance, He
hoe aero a meal man in the town, al.
malt agr,.onb1e, r;enial and industrious.
For a simmer of years he served on the
$a e00i Suerd, was town assessor ; inter•.
ee:nd himeelI in ttthletioa in the way of
criclt01, bath ball 'inti bowling and served
the Met artist e'rtnroh well se Seorebary.
Treasurer. nig removal Will imply
ansngee and new eppointmenre as agent
of the Montreal Telegraph Coo, office ;
the (lana•iian ISxprees Ooe. agency ;
the Fourth Dime -ion Court Olerkebip
and other minor nfftoes. Mrs. Oo0eley
and family will not go Weet until Mr.
°motley epende a while in the Western
metropolis, Everybody will be well
preload to hear of "Andy" making it dab
strike end will regret his leaeing town.
On a00uunt of hie deoiefoo to go to Win.
nips an auction sale of household effects
will be hold on Saturday afternoon of
thio week at the Coueley home, Turns
berry street.
Portant Division Genet will be held on
Wednesday, Jane 7th.
$15500 fare on the railways for
Victoria Day, good going Tuesday or
Wednesday, 23rd and 24tb inks., and
returning May 26tb.
Da, Ovens London,Surgeon Eye, E
at
and Nose, fits glasses properly.
Neat
visit, Smith's Drag store, Briton's,
Tuesday, May 23rd,
Joan Rome, 0. L. S., of Mitchell, was
in town this week while on his way to
Morrie township to run lines for a
Municipal drain known as the Kelly
drain.
D. A. LOWEY and eon Eddie and Frank
Oliver went to Harrison on Tuesday
wbere the former bas a oontraot on a
briak building. They will be beck as
soon as it is oompleted.
Are a0otion sale of Household Furniture
&a., will be held at the reeidonoe of A.
Coasiey, Tarnberry street, on Saturday
afternoon of this week at 2 o'clock,
Sale without reserve as Mr. Coosley
parpoeee removing from Brnssele in the
near future.
]3 ssELe cheese factory le et work.
Butter will also be mannfaotnred this
season. W. W. Barrie, the proprietor,
who was off duty for several months, is
moving about onoe more attending to
baeineee but exercising necessary caution
to avoid expoenre or undue fatigue as ha
has not yes regained his normal condi•
tion.
New AGENT.—Owing t0 the intended
removal of A.Ocaeley from Brueeele Wm.
Henry, G. T. R. stationmaster, has been
appointed agent tor the Canadian
Express+ Co. and the Northwestern
Telegraph 00, The offices will be
maintained in the Leckie block. Mr.
Henry has had quite an acquaintance
with the work so should make s amuse
at i0.
WAnen» Fnnexnaxvn8.—Following is
the net of Brassele eabearibere on the
list at Metropolitan Bank to a fund to
provide furnishings for the new warship :
—A. E. Mellish, 26e t A. H. Montgomery,
250 ; A. B. Macdonald, 25c ; Robert
Thomson, 25o ; Gordon MoDonald, Wal•
ton, 26a ; Wm. M. Brydon, 26c ; R.
Leatherdale, 25o ; S. C. Wilson, 25a ; H,
Ounningham, 25a ; W. M. Sinolaer, 25s ;
J. T. Wood, 25o i George Thomson, 250
James Fox, 25a.
A PUREE BheeenttTE Dine.—Ab hie
home in Birtle, Manitoba, on Tuesday,
May 2nd, 1905, George Fitzpatrick, s.
former reeident ot Brussels, creased that
bourne from whence no traveller retorne,
aged 87 years, 9 months. and 22 days.
The funeral took pine on the following
Wednesday afternoon. It is several
years since Mr, and rare. Fitzpatriok
went West to rejoin eons and daughter
wbo are residing there. Many of bbe
older people will remember the old
gentleman very distinotly.
Aver/ED.—Owing to the almost in.
meant rain interfering with the drover
baeineee of the genial Albert 0. Dames
he woke np on Thursday morning and
bearing the patter of the rain upon the
roof decided Ile would commit enioide.
While ruminating as to the route he
would nuke hie extb by be went to the
poetoffioeand lo 1 be was handed aparcel
bearing the address "Mrs. A. 0. Dames."
New hope 'sprang op in the heart of the
veteran bachelor and be has decided to go
out of the suicide bnsinoee and find, it
possible, this "Mrs, Dames." It was a
close oall and we ate pleased to know
that we are to bees A, 0. still with tie in
the flesh.
Tan following is the schedule for the
Intermediate aeries in the Huron
district :
May 19—Listowel at Broseele.
19—Atwood at Wingbam,
" 26—Brtesels at Winghate.
" 28—Listowel at Atwood.
June 2—Wingbam et Listowel
" 2—Atwood at Brussels.
" 9—Broesels at Listowel.
9—Wingham at Atwood,
Preserve this list for reference.
Flan ALAntf.—Last Friday night, about
11 o'oluok, the alarm of fire was aounded
and a epesdy ion was made with the
engine to the tank, threat of Tarnberry
and ()berth streets, as the fire was
located in on unt5oapied hones belonging
to Jae. Theell opposite St John's aburah.
It was no doubt of incendiary origin ae
persona were heard in the building by A.
Strachan, whore residence is on the ed.
joining lob. Inflammable material wag
oetieotod in an old wall cupboard and set
on fire, The danger was soon averted
and the engine ware only tinned into
requisition for a short time. A large
rcrowd assembled in various costumes but
rtanate)y their stay was not long. A
sheep inquiry ebonld be made by the
town Commit as the not wag too bore•
taped to be allowed to page by. Tbeoe'o
e. room in Kingston penitentiary foe a
orison so anxions to apply the match.
There Was no ineeraaoe on the building
*bleb le among the oldest in town. It
is reported that Mr. Thnell tray pull the
building down aft there is a large (identity
of 'trainable material In it. Bruesole has
been very fortunate for some time in
esoapiog from bad bara•outs but that le
no reason wby inoendiarism Should be
Winked at. We hope the Reeve will prase
the clearing tip of Friday night'. fire bag,
netettAW
Standard Bank of Canada
M:Sx'A:.:I.ZB.M6ZISi 1E172.
RORPLO8, Olt lt5 RIORVE FOND 5 1,000,008
TOTAL A8RE'55 OVER 10,000,000
E8
General EiatAlztsog 'J3nelneeaty Transacted
"S A V I N G S B A N K fire --
-DEPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR and upwards received on which
INTEREST 18 ALLOWED FROM DATE OF DEPOSIT
at the HIGHEST BANK RATE, ACCRUED INTEREST
is added to accounts every six menthe end becomes principal,
—MARRIED WOMEN and MINORS may make and withdraw
Deposita without the intervention of any person.
LOANS MADE TO FARMERS ON NOTE AT LOWEST RATE.
BALE NOTES CASHED, 0OL11E:1'TED or may be left for SAFEKEEPING
only fur which no obarge is made.
YOUR BUSINESS will receive our carafe] and courteous attention.
A. 0. MACFARLANE, AenNT.
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Lxseow0L vs, Brunie on Victoria Park
Brunie, Friday evening of thie week to
intermediate honors, A well oouteste
game may be expected as both beanie ar
006 to win if possible.
Dnneen ietao.—Thio week A. Bbrhehau
Dry Goode merchant, announces tit
opening of a Dressmaking department i
connection with hie business. Mies elo
Arbor, wbo has been in Toronto for earn
time, will be in obarge and will be please
to be favored with the patronage of th
ladies of Brussels and 10oaifty.
FOOT 810,0 :—The eeoond Iutermarliat
Foot ball matoh was played in Atwood
last Friday evening between the oleo 0
the%t place and the Emmen' team.. A
6.25 the game was called by Dr Leder
mann, of Milverton, who refereed th
game in a very amid aotory way to both
teams. Brussels won the toes end kinked
with the wind but after many vain
atternpte at the Atwood oitidal taile•i to
sours and the batt went without any
goals. Atwood made several rushee but
were well met by the backs. In the
second half, with the wind against them,
the game begame rather warm and both
goalkeepers were kept buey stopping bot
shote, In a rush Brussels scored their
goal but it was not very long before the
borne team soared, Earl Switzer, last
year's Brussel(' player, doing the trick on
pass from a foul which the Brussels boys
thought would not be a counter. After
many attempts time was called and the
game ended in a tie, 1-1, Quite a crowd
witnessed the gams, a load from Lis..twel
being present, and a few from Brnyeele.
The latter a000mpanied the team on tIt
3 train and returned on the evening ex•
prase. Following is the line up :—
BRII88EL8, ATW00D.
J L %err Goal W Smith
Banks { 1•G rum('
..,.,,... W a.dsy
r G Struthers
Backs t G Burma
l A D tklo
U4 w
R Robm•aon
..,G R:rwn
, To RENT, -5 nice well finished rooms,
r beside pantry and hall over the Pootoliloe
d to rent by the year. A nice balcony oon•
e nested with the large parlor, soot and
nice for the Summer afternoons. Wood
, shed, olotbeo line wheel, hard and soft
0 water. Rent 94,00 per month,
•
People We Know.
e
d R. J. Williamson and family visited
o Wingham relatives.
Jno. Ritchie, of Seatorth, epent a while
e in town with his father.
Jno. Coates is home from a visit to
Beaforbh of a week or so.
t Mise Carrie Edwards ie Boma from
Stratfordfora i holiday br at o ids visit,
e
Y
Mise Max Costes attended t
C ab tended be Mor —
Mary
r
Fogal wedding at Heufryn last week.
Mica Jean McIntosh, of London, was
the guest of Mies Eva Gilpin this week.
Mrs. Fanaton bas gone to Ripley on a
visit .with relative's and friends for a
wbila.
The Misses LowIok, of London, are
visitors with their brother, A. 3, Lowiok,
John street.
Mrs. Time. Danford baa been on the
sick li.1 but we hope the will soon be
convalescent.
Mrs, T, Fletcher leaves Toronto on
Friday of this week for Obioago, whore
she will visit her son' Russell.
Mies Lila Bartltff, of Clinton, is re.
hewing old friendships in Brussels.
Harry Bartliff was here over Sunday,
Jno. and Mrs. ()ober and Miss Elsie
attended the Soots—Oameron wedding
e at Listowel on Wedne,day of lust week.
Waiter Smith, who has been laid op
for a long tiros, had another light stroke
of paralysis last week. Be is 76 years
of age.
G. A. Powell, forrneriy of Brueeele,
now of Otte Eaton store, Toronto, loathe
next week for the Old Country on a buy,
ing trip for the firm.
N. B. and Mrs. Gerry and dangbters,
of Blyth, were here last Sunday. Mies
Zelma remained here on a visit with
relatives in Brussels and vioinity.
Mrs. D. B. McRae, of Oranbrook, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jno. Forgn.
son in Brueeele. etre. Ballard, of Olin.
ton, the letter's sister, ie also here,
Mrs. Querin and Miss Maud and Miss
Mabel Coate were at Listowel on Wed-
nesday of last week attending the
marriage of Mr. Scott and Mise Cameron.
George Henry, of Toronto, formerly of
Brueeele, was here attending the tenant
of his uncle, Robt. McInnes., of Grey
township, which took plane on Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs, Blab. Edwards, of Oanningtoa,
mother of Mrs. A. C. MaoFariane, Bens.
eels, and Mre. Edgar Weeks, Woodville,
sister of the same lady, are visiting her
at present.
Oounuitlor Stewart is moving about a
little again after a 9 weeks' enforced
holiday from pneumonia, rheumatism
and other ailments. He is 80 pounds
lighter than when be took ill.
John and Mrs, (Meter left on Tneeday
for Owen Sound where they expect to
spend the Summer months, They have
relatives in the Northern Diverpool. We
wish thaw a pleasant time, Mr. Dexter
was employed in Owen Sound last
eeaeon,
Mrs. Rooke, of Portland, Maine, and
son were visitors with Mrs. Bain, the
former's sister, in Luoknow. The first
mentioned lady will be better remember•
ed by Braaeetites when we state that
she taught in our public school as Mise
Linton,
Miens and Mrs. Little removed to
Wingbam this week wbere tbey purpose
making their home. Mise Little has
been in that town for the past few weeks
aesisting Mies McPherson, milliner, for.
merly of Brunets. Tan POST assures
the people of Winghsm that they will
find the newcomers first) class citizens,
F. J. and Mrs. Soheak, of Toronto,
a000mpanied Mrs, Jno, Wynn to Brae.
sole last week and will remain here until
they go to their Summer cottage in
Muskoka. Mrs. Wynn spent the Whittle
in Toronto with ber daughter, Mre.
Schenk, and also visited in Detroit, She
eujoyed her visit very tench .cud her
shay evidently agreed t;witb her but we
won't state what the gain was in avoir•
dapois.
R. D. Cameron, of Lnaknow, and son
Alvin, were in Brussels this week. The
former ie the High Chief Bauger of the
independent Order of Foresters for West
ern Ontario, wbioh includes from 800 to
400. Courts. Be paid a visit to Bruesele
()oath en Monday evening. Hie tetra of
office will tiepin nest Angnot. Mr.
Cameron is a zeoloas worker for the L
0. F. and hes done mach . to aid in its
promotion. He is a brother to J, H.
Oameroo, Principal of our Public Sobool,
H Buchanan
A Anderson
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F Arden
W MtIler
J 8traslsan I
A Lowry i. Forwards ...w N kic%ay
D E Swaser
E Earle .. •f�I.,Jt RobmOson
8 Scott Spare
Pam NATanE'e DEET.—Early Met nn.
day morning the spirit of George Limas,
a well known resident of Brussels, took
its flight. He had not been in very
robust health for some little time re,nit.
ing from two strokes of paralysis during
the past year but was aboub the bones
and garden. In the evening Mre.
Rogers went to the cemetery and on her
return found Mr. Rogers in an Lumen.
eoioas condition. A phyeioian was celled
bus no hope was held out and after a few
bourn the vital spark fled. It was ear•
rowfal news to the community. Deeoao.
ed was born at Delaware, Ont„ on April
16th, 1848, and was the only eon of ,,he
late G. S. Rogers. They resided in the
above mentioned plaoe until 1856 when
they removed to Southampton, wbere
two years were spent before the revue to
Delaware. In 1874 the eubjeot of this
notice a000mpanied bis ('note, the late
F. C. Rogers, to Brussels, engaging in
the Dry Goode bueioeae for years. Mr.
Rogers was married to Miss Jennie
Lowthian, of Delaware, in 1869, end
there was born to them Geo. S„ Hattie,
Nina, of Monet Forest, and Fannie, of
Toronto. The two former are chose -ed.
In church relationship Mr. Rogers was
brought up to the March of Eag'tod,
and in politica he was aLiberal, He was
genial, approaabable end well read and
had a wide circle ot aoquainteenee
wbo will regret hie demise. In
the Oauadian Order of Foresters de.
ceased took a very active part ninth its
organization in Brussels. He wr.o a
Charter member and retained big inter•
est to the end. The funeral took pence
on Wedneeday afternoon and wee largely
attended. After a brief emetics at the
hones the remains were oonveyed to St.
John's oburob wbere the inoambont,
Rev. Mr. Lang Ford condested a suitable
service, Interment was made 00 Bette
tele cemetery, the Foresters' eervioe
being rendered. Pall bearers were S. T.
Pinm, N. F. Gerry, 0. Ritohie, Geo.
Thomson, Jas. Fox and W. H, Rtor.
The floral tribStee from the 0. 0. F.,
Toronto and Brothels were beaotitui. G.
P. Rutty, of Toronto, and Mrs. Mo•
Gnire, of Wingbam, were bare. hire.
Rogers and daughters will be axiom -tied
einoere sympathy in their bereavement,
Business Locals.
O0E11.00TADLE dwelling and a aoree land,
choice lrnite, good locality, will be sold
obeep. L O. Rxoaaane,
OonpoaTAaLE house and lot, with stable,
pomp &o., conveniently located on Queen
street for sale. Apply to Tae ko5T,
DWELLING rooms to let over store, very
Oonvenient, colt water, &o.
L O. RICHARDS,
WANTED.—Eggs 17o, trade, 14o. oasb ;
full pedlar's prises, We want any
quantity of eboioe Tub Batter.
Geo. E, Eula, Wingham.
Dn, BVTLEn, the London epooiatiet,
will visit Breassie professionally and
may be found at the American Betel on
TUESDAY, MAY loth
JUNE 27th
Afl interested should bear these datee in
mind. -
16 packages garden eeede tot 25o. We
guarantee abase suede to he equal to any
package seeds 04 the market, 3101,10
BALLANTYNE•
TInts 04,0018,-11 your lawn mowers or
any ExtIres need repairing, do not W.,: ly
bet Barry to T. DdoGte or and get Lie tie
toned to your Miley on Mill St., Breesrls,
Ont.
Neil MoLean, a farmer at McIntyre,
fell deed in the field While sowing grain.
Fire did damage to the amount of 925,-
000 to Brosseau ek Son's oarolege factory
at Montreal.
John w, Nuttall was killed at Lon.
don by falling brick in a building that
was being torn down.
The bank of Montreal shareholders
have ratified the berme for the parobaoo
of the People's Bank of Halifax.
Tho aseeeenxeht of Chatham has in.
opeaoe5 over half a minion through the
operation of the new aseeeeMent aot.
Alex. Willis wag committed for trial at
Rodney on the abergo of murdering Miss
Lowry, Moe, Covell was dioobarged.
Hen. Oboe. el. Hyman has peen sworn
in es Minieter of Publie Wort's at Ottawa
end the writ for to new eloation he Lon.
don will fofiow,
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HEAD OFF!OE -' TORONTO
W. D. 11.088 - - GENERAL MANAGER
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Dratta Bought and Sold, Fermere' Notes Discounted.
Same "8 .air Plirannarigarr
Interest at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all eume of 91 end upwards
A. E. MELLISH, Manager.
James Barton, of Hamilton, died
suddenly.
Mrs, Booth, wife of the Secrotary of
State died at Ottawa.
Owen Sound may (seek inoorporation
ae a city, as the population ie 10,186.
The 0. P. R, orop report sbowe ooudi-
tions in the West to be extremely favor.
able,
10 is understood that tbe Grand Trunk
Paoifio will build a branch in Port Ar
that.
Pearoe'e block at Mermen', was burn•
ed and several business eetablisbmeuts
were wiped oat.
Hon. Mr. Monteith introdnoed it bill
in Legislature changingin
g
the oonstitution
of OOnpt ()Denville
yUeft
u
The charge of manslaughter against
tour Ohrietian Soientiete in Toronto was
ollanged to unlawful conspiracy.
Edward 0, Pearson, a• well known
West York farmer, died as the result of
iojnrise sustained in a rtseway.
The Railway Oommtesion bave than.
munioated to the railway companies the
renewal of the complaint of ebippere
of apples and other green fruits,
as eat forth in the petition asking that
batter faoilitiea be provided by the rail.
wage.
Official(' of the Soath t
S mea ern Traction
Company mat the City Council of St.
Thomas in regard to running their oath
through the city over the oity street oar
Hoe, but an agreement could nob be
reached. Manager Welch of the Tram
tier' Company says they will build around
the city,
At 6 o'clock Saturday morning Major
Woodridge's saw and planing mill, Pal.
mentor], was burned with contents.
The mill waft aonopletely destroyed. Lose
about 910,000 ; insured for 91,500 in the
Economical Company of Berlin. The
fire is a serious lose to the town, as Mr,
Woodridge has been a large employer of
labor.
At 4 o'alook Friday afternoon Geo.
Mo$night's splendid barn on the 6th oon•
Amadeu of Wallet*, five mites West of
Palmerston, was burned, also twenty
head of export cattle. The barn was
nearly new and about the best in the
township. The loge will be from $6,000
to 98,000 i hummed in the Howiok Mutual
for 91,900. This IS Mr. MaKuigilt'e
third heavy loss by fire.
FnheEa.—In Blyth, on May 4th, to Mr.
end Mrs. Charles Fraser, a daughter.
GOAHAR.-Io Howiok, on May 9th, to
Mr. and fare, Robb, Graham, a
daughter.
Efesena—In Howiok, on May 2nd 1905,
to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beetle, a
500.
Kneenice IO East_ Wawanoob, On April
80th, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keat-
ing, a daughter.
M.AIZZZI3E7b,
Munn—Focal.—At the home of the
bride's parents, Henfryo, on May
10th, by Be.v0. P, Wells, B. D., of
Elbe!, Mr. Henry Murr to Miss
Adelia, second daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Fogal.
Soomo—Cesennon.—Ab the home of the
bride's parents, Listowel, on May
100b, by Rev. J. S. Hardie, Mr. J. A.
Soots, of Prince Edward, 10 Mies
Luoy, eldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Alex, Cameron, of Listowel.
alEa-
FrrzreOnloE,—In Birtle, Manitoba, on
May 2nd, George Fitzpatrick, form•
erly ot Brussels, aged 87 years, 9
months and 22 days.
Moonn.—In Auburn, on May loth, James
Moore, aged 69 years and 11 menthe.
Roonas.—In Brnseeis, on May I4th,
George Rogers, aged 57 years and 26
days.
AVCTIC10'•
OATanDAY, MAY 20TR, —• Household
Fornioure, riga &o., Tarnberry. street,
Brunets, Sale, unreserved, at 2 o'olook.
A. COMM, Prop. F. S, Some, Ano.
rn10 V S W11 x.,.10 M,1i.1w. 00'I1T,✓,
Fall Wheat 90 90
Barley 48 45
Peas - . 60 65
Oslo - 87 87
Butter, tube and rolls15 16
Eggs per dozen 12 13
Hay per ton 6 50 6 00
Isom, per bbl 8 60 6 60
Potatoes per bus 45 46
Apples (per bbl,) 1 00 1 25
Hoge, Live - 6 76 6 75
Wool 17 18
Salt, per bbl., retail 1 00 70
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
O0712FOIi,TA,BLE HOUSE AND
lot in the VI lege of Bluovalo for sale,
Poo further infolwatlou as to price, terms,
&do rite W, 8, OR098, Swan balm, Man-
- 404
S•TB,AYBDD-ON ME 12TR OF
May tiiorentrayod ,from Lot 00, Con. O,
Croy, a year cid homer, bins black 1n Dolor,
Anyone giving information that wide lead t.
her recovery win 0,0 euttablY rewarded,
4541 3, 10, BA1 1000, lionfryn P.O.
Court of Revision.
The Court of Boylston on the A eeseme__
10o11 of the Mune:evenly of the eitlieoof
Brussels for the year 1000, willbe held tit
the Town Hail, in the Vlitago or Memento's
MondayJuoo 5th, et the hour of 0 of the
eloek in the ovening. P. el, 900T3, Orman,
NOTICE.
The Court) of Revision on the Assessment
Ron for the Township of Morris for the year
A.D. 1906, will be bald at the Town Hail,
Morris, on the :0111 [lay of May ina6., Com.
monolog tit ton o'clock, a. m; All parties
Interested w111 please take notice and sot
s000rd tugly. Dated at Morrie this 8110 day
01 May, A, D„0906. W. CLARE,
44.2 CLsnx,
NOTICE.
The Court of Revision on the Assessment
Roll of the afuuotpality of the Township of
Grey for the year 1900, will be held at the
T wnshf Hall. o u to Village o
the Inn 1 Ethel on
P g
Moeda May zzn[ at t hour L
I 110. tt n 010051 o
Y, y t
Mock lathe forenoon. J()IiN Mc/114005R
OLanx,
Notice to Creditors.
In the matter of the estate ot Adam
Beaker, late of the Township o!
Grey, in the County of Heron,
Btouemason, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby giveu,pursuattt to Revis-
ed Statutes i
nt s o Ontario,
1897 Chap.120,8
clams all against
the ('sad elites hvinany
Raker, at00stthe estate of the safe abam
Recker, Bray 51 000 tor, died 1n or about
Olio 10111 day of Ootobnr, A. D. 1904, aro re-
quired,
oon or before the 7th day 01' Jane, 1906,
y poet, prepaid, or deliver to H.
J, D. Cooke, or the Village of Ronson, in the
County of Huron Solicitor for the Admin.
iatratrix, their bhristian and surnames,
addressee and de0oriptiou9, the full partic-
ulars of their orahns, the statement of their
accounts and the nature of the securities
And notice is further given that after the
said last mentioned date the said Admtate
tratix will, proceed to distribute the assets of
the deceased amongst the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only to the claims of
wbioh alio obeli thou have uotioe and that
the said Admlutstratrix will not bo liable
for the assets or any part thereof, to any
person or persons of whose claims notice
shall not havelbeen. leceivod by her at the
time o1 yob distribution.
s te6riay boa.
Dated the 18th day o1 May,1006
H. J. D. 000KEd,
46.8 Bolioitor for Administratrlx.
MOTHS
A few Moths can worst it great
deal of loam in it short time in
your Furs end Woolens. It
doesn't pay to tithe chances, If
you will, in pecking these artioles
away pub in a suitable quantity
of, Sloth B tile, You Otto foot
sore of finding your apparel eafa
When you unpack it in the Fall,
n'he coat ie but it trifle at
DRUG STORE.
Our Entrance Regt0bueoee
nirameut '"Determinatiou
d;
The Sp.atton Shorthand
and Bosh ess Academy
Z,ISTOW£S.,
OPENS SEPTEMBER 4th
Over ono•balf the students we can acoom-
modate are enrolled for the above date,
APPLY EARLY,
Shorthand aid Typewriting department
will be soma to none. Drop up stairs,
Vendrtok's Sleek, and moo us,
51+10. SPOTTER,611813MORPBY,
Principal &Pron. Lady Principal,
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Our Fine and Up-to-date stock of Bug-
gies is now on the market and we invite
intending purchasers to call and inspect.
They are all made of beat material with
the very latest improvements,
Have you seen our fine display of Oak
made Wagons ? Every one warranted to
be as represented.
Repairs and Painting promptly attended to.
Tops Relined and Clovered and made as good.
as new. Call and see us.
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Our. trade Nile Spring bee been a record breaker. Never in the his•
tory of OUR BIG CASH STORE have we had such large sales as due.
ing the taut two monthe, and stat the rueb continues. One stook in some
lines got pretty well sold out, but the large shipment of new goods we
ryoeived this week pule our stook in good abapo again, Below we mention
a few linea of new goods we hews just received :—
AIl•over Lath, in black, oream, tenth and white, at 85o, 60e, 75o, 51, 91,25
and 51 75 per yard.
Ladies' Bette, in blaolt and colon, in new deoigns, at 250, 85o, 60e and 75o,
New Paresole, in bleak and fancy stripes and floral patterns, et, 60o, 76a,
91, and 9150.
Children's Parasols, in white, cardinal, sky and pink, with fanny frilling,
at 25o, 46o and 65o.
Corset Covers in white and blank, made of fine lawn and mtelfn, trimmed
with insertion, Mice anti ribbon, at 250, 86o, 60o and 75,1.
Ladise' Veete, in all sizes with long and short ['Novae and sleeveless, at
70, 9n, S0n,12to, 16o, 25o and 85o.
Ladles' Balbriggan Vests and Drawers, very special at 50c. '
Lactiots' Corsets, made by 010nopton, D. dt A., B. & O., B. t& I, and Wray,
a
600. 75o, 91 and 51. 25,
Ortmpton'o tlape Girdle, regular; price 50a, for 85o,
The New 0. B. 0. Ooreot, straight front, Mae out, With hose snpportere
attaolfed, in three ebyleo—Batt Wing, Peggy from Paris and June
Bride—great vainer at 91.
Ladies' stook and Turnover Oollare, in black, ernes and eream, also Se.
Obi Stook Collars, in black and white in great variety, at close Meth,
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