The Brussels Post, 1903-2-26, Page 8Reba 1i.t
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is what is needed by the Public regarding the use
of Medicine. There are many Drugs that are ex-
ceedingly good for common ailments, colds, etc„ and
the intelligent use of which insure speedy recovery.
Do not hesitate to ask our advice and we
will at once designate the best remedies that are
prepared for such complaints.
S
Druggist lc Bookseller, Brussels.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
805513080 EXTENSION W. S. & 8,
'trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
Goma BODTH GOING NORTH.
Mail 7:18 am I Mixed 10:00 a.m
Mixed.........10 00 a.m I Mail 1:17 p.m
m
Express 8:26 p.Express .„... 8:17 p.m
of l to % Nissl
A ohiel's among ye fakir' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
1 , Ann/4n weather now.
uscm meeting next Monday evening.
C. DA1n18 shipped a oar of toga on
e 'day.
I' 1'oeareof salt were shipped during
the (last week.
ifoB9E Flair Thursday of next week.
Don't forget it,
BARRISTER Bunt has disposed of his
driving mare to Jno Lawson, 0th con.,
Grey.
A load of young people from 8t. Jobe's
church congregation drove to a church
gathering at Blyth lest Friday evening.
CLEARING Seize. —Our sale continues
till March let. Mrs. Weiler won last
week's 65 00 prize.
GEC. E KIxn, Wingham.
MRs. Trimmest intends having a 00at of
cement put on the house she purchased
last Fall from the Borne estate and will
farther improve the interior by paint and
paper.
LAST Wednesday was Ash Wednesday;
First Sunday of Leat, March 1 ; Mid
Lent, March 18 . Palm Sunday, April 5 ;
Good Friday, April 10 ; Easter Sunday,
April 12.
100 Prro8 boles were eonnted on the
2i miles of road North of Brussels on
Tuesday. The interested munioipalities
should take notion on tbie main travelled
road both North and South.
NEW =Bloat loo per sheet. We are
offering all the u New Ieeaee” received by
us during the peat few months for 10e a
o'py. They include a lot of the late
Songs and Two•Stepe. Tna Poar Book
Store.
DnAA[ATIO Co.—The Helena Pelletier
Dramatic Company gave three evenings
en the Town Hall, Brussels, Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week,
hrfore good sized andienoee. They pro-
duced "The Better Half" ; "The Fire
man's Ward" ; and "The girl from Alexi.
e 1." In addition to the playa vocal select.
tins were rendered, and diffionit joggling
feats were performed. The company
want from here to Wingham,
HURON Boys "AT Hosts".—E. J. B.
Duosan, president, wag chairman at the
annual At Home of the Hume Old Boys,
Association in the Assembly Hall of the
Temple building, in the city of
Toronton, Thursday night of last
week. Among the honorary presidents
seated on the platform were ; Ool. Otter,
J.8, Willison, E, Floody, Dr. Sloan,
Hugh MoMath, 0. D. Smith, W. R.
Mister nod Alexander Muir. Alter the
concert dancing wag indulged in. Lunch-
eon was served at 11 o'otook,
Wemszsnix of next week a Convention
will be held in the Clinton Town Hall to
discuss the advisability of Huron 0o.
taking a share iD the million dollar
Government grant for road improvement,
Representatives are asked from every
munioipality and although the towns and
villages will not elate directly in the
Ilenefite if the proposition is oarri,d we
are nevertheleee largely interested in the
bettering of our pnblia highways an,l
should show our interest by having
delegates at the meeting. Convention
opens at 10 46 n, m, A. W, Campbell,
Oommieeiouer of Highways for Ontario,
has consented to be present and give an
addreee and answer geeetiooe or explain
the law. The members of the Oo. Council
will he there and they will meat prior to
public meeting to receive the report of
the Committee appointed in tbie matter.
KINDLY Rnt,nto REEED.—Following 18 a
Dopy of an address presented by the
Women's Missionary Society and Ladies'
Aid of Brussels Melbodiet ohoroh to Mre.
Hem before her removal to Looknow :—
Peon MRS. HAtt,—We, the members of
the W. M. S. and Ladies' Aid of the
Methodist ohurob, Brngaele, desire to
OOnvey t0 you our sincere regret and
sorrow at the departure of one so efficient
i❑ ahurob work. In the W. M. S. we
will 00100 y0nr °heerfal willingness 10
comply with anything that would further
the work. We will mins your genial
ensile and kindly greetiog in our meetinge,
In the Ladies' Aid we found you to be a
seeking worker, telling some of the meet
votive duties. While we mise you 10
these monthly gatherings, we will miser
you in our homes where you were an ever
weloome guest, and we know that in your
new sphere you will, when permitted, be
a Shelter in God'e vineyard, We hope
and pray you and youre may long be
eared to help advance the Matter'e
Kingdom. We know that ono lose will
be Lelknow'e gain, but we hope et tie
same time that you will always look bank
upon your stay in Bruseale with pplea80re.
Signed on behalf of the above Societies,
W. M. 13.—hire, J, L. Kerr, Pres ; Mre.
J. Tait, See. ; Mre, A. a, Lowry, Corr
Flee. Ladies' All—Mrs. W. F. 8'ower,,
Prete ; Mre, (Rev.) Or ane, Viers•Pree. ;
Mrs. Watson Ainley, Soo. Mee, linen
thanked the lading tar that kind Werde,
Fume. Ansate has put in e, tread mill
power to run his pomp works machinery,
aubetitating this fora horse power.
I. U. RlonARDS ie asking for tenders
for the erection of a new brink veneer
residenoe on the 100 he reoeotly porahaeed
from Jno. Hewitt, Toroberry street. The
present pottage. will be moved to Atr.
Riabarde' property on Thomas street and
utiliz•d as a dwelling. Teodere will be
received up to Monday, March 10th.
Howes SOLD.—Gordon Mooney bas
disposed of the house West of hie present
residenoe to James Felton, of Morrie
townabip, who will shortly take pester,
amts.—This week Joho Currie Bold his
dwelling, opposite the Cober Carriage
Werke, 1d. Joseph H. Bowman, of Grey,
who enema to it next week. The price
paid was 8750. Mr. Bowman reoeatly
sold bis farm to N. Cardiff, of Morrie
town hip. Mr. Carrie and family wilt
oon01008 to reside in Bi easels for a time
at least, although they have to vacate
their present home.
DIED 021035 BLOOD POIeoNINO.—Balerday
let Wm, G. Maok,em, of Boffsln, N. Y.,
brother to Mre. John Long, of Brussels,
died from blood poieoniog, after an illness
of four weeks, aged 37 years. Deceased
was a carpenter by trade and received a
oat or scratch from a saw on his band.
Ie is supposed the dye from his mitten
poisoned the wound and the resa't was es
above stated. A wife and two children
survive. The funeral took place in Kin
oardine on Tuesday, the former home of
Mr. Macklem, and where hie parents
still reeide. The subject of this notice
was a member of the Odd Fellows and
Foreetera. Mr. and Mre. Long and
children attended the funeral. Mr.
Maoklem was an industrious, fine spirited
man whose demise will be greatly re-
gretted
A NUMBER OF REaPONaEo,--Thio week
we are sending out a notification °insular
relative to arrearagee fn eubeoription to
THE Pose and hope there will be a prompt
response. Your credit may be Rest°lain
but it does not aid no in paying our bills
for paper, type, ink, postage, wagee, &o.,
The margin en runniog a newepaper at
81 00 a year ie email enough without
having to wait years for its payment.
After April let all accounts 3 years past
due will be handed over for eolleotion.
We are very thankful for the merry who
have remitted bat there are hundreds
who are not yet squared off, This is no
"don" but straight baeineee and those
who are away behind would likely not
have waited as patiently on we if the
debt was the other way, We dont want
to pot oent of nnneoseeary expense On
anybody so have atilt allowed 80 days
before banding over the accounts.
CURLING —Monday a rink of Brnasele
curlers went to Kincardine and trimmed
two of their medal winners. The first
game wee played Moaday afternoon and
was a9 followe ;—
Brussels, Kincardine,
H. James, Stewart,
J. Hewett, Me Pherson,
W. F. Soobt, Ryall,
D. 0. Russ, ekip.,31 Murdock, ekip..21
Oar knights of the inane and beeom stay.
ed over taking in a hockey matoh, the
political meeting at which Premier Rose
spoke, &e„ and on Tuesday forenoon bad
a eeonnd and closer tilt, the aoore oard
ehowlug 11 to 6 in a 11 end game, The
rinks were :—
Kincardine, Brussels,
P. Shields, H. James,
M. MaPhereoo, J. Hewitt,
W. Harvey, W. F. Scott,
R Rose, skip 6 D. 0. Rose, ekip..l1
An enjoyable time was spent. This will
likely wind up the 8eenoa for Bruaeels
unless some of them take a run out to
Wroxeter by way of reoreation.
ADMEN AND PEoeENTATtoN.—Before re-
moving from Brussels H. and Mre, Ham
were presented with a fine large framed
photo of the Brussels Methodist °borab,
aesompanied by an address, as a memen•
to of the kindly regard in wbioh they
were held, The addreee wag as follows
To 111r. and Mrs. Kava.
Dna BROTHER AND BI0Tan.—It is with
ming ed feelings of pleasure and pain
we now address you ; pleasure browses
we have Chia privlege of expressing the
good will whloh we all have toward you
and pain because the ties that bind as to.
getter are about to hoovered, Daring
your abort stay in Brussels by your socia
lenity, by your oheerfulneae and by your
readmeee to join heartily in every good
word and work you have won a Waris
place in our affections. The effioieooy
that has ever charaoterioed your labors
ite connection with the different depart.
manta of onr Obureb worst bas added very
materially to the prosperity of our belov•
ed Zion. We therefore kindly aek you to
aaoept this framed picture of our oharob
as a slight token of our high eeteem and
regard and a., a memento of our appreoia
tion of your Ohristiaa integrity and eta.
ling worth. May your fatare year8 es a
family be laden with pleasure, happiness
and ueefolneeo and may the ensile of your
loving Heavenly Father ever teat upon
7011 until Be ghat' reward yon in Hie
Kingdom above. Signed in behalf of the
Ohurob, Rpworth League and Sabbath
school.
T. WESLEY Comte, Pastor,
W, o. Kenn, Reseeding Steward.
Bruaeels, Feb, 28nd 1908.
Appropriate words of thanks were 'pollen
for this recognition nn tho part of the
°hurdle acrd the manhunt, given that tie
pleasant yeate in °barob Work here Would
(levee be fergottenr
8.
THE BRUSSELS POST
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General Banking business transacted. Farmer's Notes
Discounted. Salo Notes bought or held for Collection.
IN 'x116 SAPINI18 IIANR—Dopoelte of e1.00 and u0werde raoelved anti
interest at rho highest Bank rateallowed, from date of 001,0011M data
of withdrawal, on the daily balance.
13"Partice holding important papers, notes, &0„ may depoelt them lit
our bank vault for safe keeping—tree of charge,
Prompt and Careful Attention, timid 'I ernes.
G. F. BL.AIR, Bolioitor, A. E, MELLISH, Manager, BRUSSELS.
BEE the advt, of the 0. P. R. Settlers'
Exeureimn in this week's i6eae of Tan
Posr. T. Furrow ie the local agent,
A oar of huasehold effects for H Ham
was shipped to Luoknow and a oar from
Milverton received for Station Agent
Milhaueen this week.
Two new plate glace wiudows were
placed in the Stretl00 block to eepllwe
the damaged once Set week, The win-
dows were °rucked by the settling of the
walls some time ago.
CONDOLENCE.—The following trots of
Sympathy and aondolouce to Mrs. T
Fee -ober in the decease of her hoeband
speaks for itself :—DEAee Mas. FLe'rooea.
—We, the members of St. John's Lodge,
284 G. R 0 , desire to convey to you and
your family oar einoere sympathy in the
boor of your sore bereavement. We too
mourn the lose of a Brother who was at
all times held in high esteem by bis
brethren of this Lodge. Our lose in some
measure enables tie t0 appreciate the
mach greater toes that you have been
celled on to bear. Oar late Brother,
your husband, endeared himself to ne
one and all by manifesting in his inter.
aouree with ne, both in Lodge and
elsewhere, those Masonio virtues which
elevate and ennoble. We are .use that
in an even fuller degree did be by the
practise of the same virtues endear him
self to those of his own household.
While we Borrow with you, we also aek
you to rtjoioe with 08 in the assurance
that one who builded e0 well Isere under
the gaidanoe of the Great Architect of
the Universe has now taken a higher
Degree and is new a Master Workman
in that Temple not made with hands
eternal in the Heavens. Signed ou be•
half of the Lodge,
JAe, Fox, W. M„
• 30B8 WRIGHT, Seo.
Brussels, Feb. 18th.
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„hlt5il\AL PA t.11 KA b.
A. M. Molhay was on the eiok tial thie
week,
Barrister Blair wee in the Co. town on
Tuesday.
Tony Sample and Ashley Lowry leave
for the "Sao" in a day or so.
Mies Aodereoo, of Ohesley, is visiting
Mise Margaret MaLaaobliu,
Mica Jean reoLaeobiin is visiting with
!donde at Hamilton and Toronto.
Mise Jeeeie M. Rose, of Guelph, is re.
newine old friendships in Brussels.
hire. McGuire, of Peterboro', is visiting
her sister, Mrs. D. 0. Rose, in towu.
Mise Little, milliner, is attending the
millinery show r00me and Openings al
Torouto.
Mise Norma VanStone, of Wingham,
spent Sunday with relatives and friende
in town.
Misses Roche & Hayoroft are attending
the millinery ehow rooms and Openings
at Toronto.
Mise Nettie Grainger, of Moleewortb,
was visiting the Miehes Grainger, Wil.
liem street.
Councillor and Mre, Plum and ohil.
dren spent Sunday at Blyth with N. 13.
and Mre. Gerry.
James Irwin, of Toronto, formerly of
Brume's, hae been on the eiok list but we
hope he will aeon be o. k.
Mies Mioufe Moore, who has been visit
ing bet p058016 here, left for St. Thomas
on Tboreday of last weep.
Mile Polly Sample lett for Toronto on
Wedoeeday for the Millinery Openings
prior to her going West to Calgary.
D D. and Mrs. Oampbell, wall known
reeidente of Listowel, are the parts of
3, and Mre. Leckie, at Kelvin Grove.
Jno. Howard, John street, who was a
prisoner to the house from illness, i8 able
to be about again we are pleased to notice.
Mre. Ham and family left for Look
now, their new home, on Tuesday of
titre week followed by many good wishes.
Wm. MoOall, corner of (Numb and
John etreete, hue been on the eiok Ire(
bat we hope he will soon he fully rector.
ed,
Mise -F,upbeenia, daughter of Jacob
Wilton, has been ill with pneumonia but
we trust she will soon be Teetered to good
hea'tb.
T. Tamblyn, of Mileta, Man„ 5400
vleiting Mre.Oampbell at R'beet Ma
Naughton'e on Saturday and Sunday of
last week.
W. J. Goodwiu was in town during the
past weak. He will resume his poeibion
at Benefices cheese faotory when the see.
eon opens. -
Mieees Carrie and Annie Milhausen
arrived f0 Brussels' on Thursday and
will reeide, fora time at least, with their
brother, the G. T, R. Agent here.
141re, Alex, Hunter wee nailed to Allis•
ton last Monday owing to the serioa8
illness of her eon, Hilton, who wee down
with pneumonia. We hope he will Boon
be better.
Richard and Mrs. Raneford, of Olin.
too, are spending a few melte in town,
Mr. Raneford is superintending the int.
provemeote being made at the - Batmen
Salt Works,
Samuel Cantdon left for Toronto on
Wednesday. If he does not tree what
Baits bum there he will go on to Winni.
peg, Mr. °notion re a baker by trade
and a good hood loo,
Mre, M. J, Campbell, who hag been
visiting Mies L. McNaughton fat the past
eight weeks, has left for the Eaet. She
will visit Toronto, Peterboro', Ottawa
and other placed before returning to her
home neat leiliarney, Man.
The Anton Free Preen geye of oar new
G. T, R. station agent ;—John Millhae.
eon, who was promoted froth the position
of ticket agent and operator at Aatotl
station tothe opens, et MSlvorton,. be.
two n two and leer y lea aka, was last
week tenant promreed 00 Brlte0el8 11111e
re an important station on the Khmer.
dine branch of the G. T, R., but with
(tor. Milbaneen'e well known ability,
experience end careful supervision he will
eottefaotorily fill the position and grow in
popularity with the patrons of the road,
Jno. Carrie, who has been at Brandon,
Manitoba, for some months, arrived beck
to town Thursday evening of last week,
hie wife and fatuity still being reoideote
of Brussels. Mr. Currie has not deoided
whether be will remain here or move
Westward as he was well plea ed with
hie stay in the Prairie province.
H. J. Morden, formerly of the Stan.
dard Bank, Brussels, who married Mies
Wileon,of this town, has been appointed
Manager of the Metropolitan Bank at
Penson, Ont. He has been madagiug the
$teoff+rhe branch of the Standard for the
poet few years. We wish him e000ese,
The Wingham Advanoe is reepeneible
for the following :—Editor Kars, Warden
of Huron 0on017 gave the Advance n
fraternal pall on Saturday. He has not
peroeplibly failed, einoe assuming the
reeponeibil(ty of ohieftainebip of Ulla
pruepero0e county. Re looks as though
be time lit for many years of active news.
paper work and public service. It would
not snrpriee us tosses him legally gualtfied
to write M. P. after hie name yet, end
then in the evening of life retire to a
comfortable Registrarship, or a seat in
the Senate, if °Senate Reform" goes on
ae it hes recently.
It is understood that Valentine
Stook, ed. P. P., will eeonnd the addreee
in the Legislature.
The Northern Paoino Railway is ap.
plying for authority to build 2,500 miles
of railway in Manitoba.
The three year.old daughter of Samuel
Cassels, of Brookville, was scalded to
death by falling into a pail of boiling
water.
Thos. Cavan, the deputy returning
offioer, was acquitted before Judge Mo•
Orimmon, and Joseph O'Melia and
David 0••hern were sentenced for person•
anon bo'b being present.
Friday afternoon at Windsor a Miobi-
gen Central yard engine with two box
ears was running along the river front at
a good rale of speed, when Engineer
Kelly noticed that a switch leading to
one of the ear ferry slips was turned. Ba
and Fireman Hoppe had barely time to
jump before the eighty•ton engine went
bottom, °Ver the a tp to the river the two
oars following, and landing on top of the
engine.
•nn a Rx17ext,
WALTER—NArLOR.—At the residence of
the bride's mother, Mre, Ann Naylor,
Bolgrave, on Feb. 11th, by Rev. A.
14. Brown, B. A., 13. D., Mr. John
Wooley Walter, of Eget Wawauoeh,
to Mies Charlotte Naylor, of Bel -
grave,
91:foxo.
Oo0T0.—In Clinton, on Feb. 22nd,
Robed Costa, aged 74 'mare.
PSBuffalo, on Feb, 21, W. G.
Macklem, formerly of Kincardine,
aged 87 veare.
Ma0rA811.—Io Gerrie, on Feb. 16th,
Nelson, eon of R. McGrath, aged 16
years, 7 menthe and 12 days.
MARTIN —In Listowel, on Feb, 15011,
Robert Martin, in hie 74th year.
A.VCTxo1T 0A.t278I.
TUESDAY, Marian Son —Farm stock,
implements, &c. S. ee Lot 20, Oon, 14,
MoKillop. Bale, unreserved, at 1 a'olook,
W. Kneohtsl, Prop. ; Thos. Brown, Auo,
WEDNESDAY, MAn011 4th.—Farm stock,
implemeate, &o , at N* Lot 27, Coo. 5,
Morrie. Sale, unreserved, at 1 o'oiook,
Sarni. Burk, prop ; F. 8. Scott, aao.
Fiume, Melton 0th.—Farm stook, im.
elements, &c., at E;} Lot 15, Con. 10,
Grey. Hale, unreserved, at 1 o'clock.
Joseph Knight, prop. ; F. S. Scott, 8010,
Tonnes, MARDI! 10 —Farm steak,
implements, &o , Lot 26, con. 11, Grey.
Sale, unreserved, at 1 o'ol, ok. M. ilenry,
Prop. F. 0, Scott, sag,
Pili, 26 1963
Standard Bank of Canada
�E.'S'.n,'r•x.x3x3D 187,13
ASSETS•--OVPI3 THIRTEEN ItIILLION DOLLARS
Deposits
Received ehQ .inters -t at
IIighoeb Bitue rate allowed
from date of Deposit to
date of Withdrawal.
int erest
PAID ON TH10
Daily Balance
Loans
Made, Notes Cashed,
and every a000mmudlt
tiger afforded the roe.
poneible borrower,
This Bank offers Unsurpassed Facilities and Lowest Rates
for the Transaction of every form of Banking Business.
rgf-Every oonvenienee afforded auatomere living at a dietetics,
BRUSSELS BRANCH
F. H, GRAY, Amen.
Pell wheat
67 68
Beiby 40 42
Prue 65 60
Oats . .. 27 29
Boller, tela and rolls ., 15 18
111gi'e :'.'r :i0/en 38 14
Flnnt isr owl. 4 00 5 00
P n l •. t °ell (I er brae.) 50 60
Apples (per bag) 40 50
kitty per tnu 6 00 7 00
dhoep skine,peril -•...., 25 25
Lamb skins eaoh 26 30
Balt per bb'., ,retail 1 00 70
Elides trimmed. 5 6
Hidee rough 8 5
Hogs, Live - 6 40 5 GO
Wool 11 12
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
OLEAN Beed oats for Bale. Wm. Bums,
Lot 20, Oon.16,Grey, or Craobroo1, P, 0.
Plea for sale, ready for weaning, at
Lot 6.0ou,12, Grey. D. SHIEDI,
82.2 B ruseele P. O.
Fon BALE—Nine grade heifer ; will
calve about the lent of this 10011. Cash
or time. WM. SHEDDER, 6th Liu° Morris.
THOM,' BEER young SOWS for sale, all in
farrow. Lot 28, 0on, 0, Aforrie, or Brussels
Is. 0. BORT. NICHOL, Proprietor,
GENERAL store for aide. For further
yinttculare apply t0 J. H, THOMSON, Hen.
DtnMIHG mit lost between Brnasele and
Con. 10, Grey, or iu Brnasele. Pfudor will
obl igu by leaving 10 at Tan POST as early as
possible.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
COMFORTABLE HOUSE AND
geed lot far Bole on Queen street,
Brussels For further partioul are apply to
MARY CAMPBELL, Brussels P. 0. 8811
ROBE LOST ON SUNDAY
syening between Wingham and
Jamestown. Mutter will be rewarded by
leaving ib at the store at Jamestown.
WOR SALE—LOT 207 AND
dwelling thereon, Nort11-west coruor
William and Albert etreete, Brussels
49-50 J. LE07518.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
on Turnberry street, Brueeols, known
as the Somerset property. eligibly situated.
Immediate poasedefou. For further portio•
tilers as to p,ice, terms, &o., apply to D.
1W$O17T0H1nON, Lot 18, Con. 12, lualiillop,
or Leadbury P. 0. 88.10
3 THORO' BRED SHORT HORN
Bulla for sale. Ono is 1 year old and
the other two younger. Also severalregtat-
ared Cows and Heifers. Apply to JAMES
BPEI10, Lot 80, Con, 0, Morrie Twp., or Brue-
Bela P. 0, 82.01
COWS FOB SALE.—A NT�1lI—
DRlt of good milch cows for sale. All
young and Id to choose from, Will come In
shortly. ALLAN SPEIR, 1,0014, Don. 4,
Moria, Brussels P.O.
Also have two young horses, a mare and
gelding, for Bale,
VOR SALE, -5 SHEARLING
anon ; 1 two-year-old and 2 Ram
Lambe. Pore bred Lehaestera. Good 01108
at low prices. Also Short Horn Bon8, Cows
and Golfers at very model'ate prices and
espy terms. D. MILNE & SON, Ethel.
TOTIOE —NOTICE IS HERE -
.L11 by given that monies In my kande as
Executrix of the estate of the late Mrs,
Mooney and monies belonging to Joseph
Bnrteu, have been paid to the said Burton,
and Iand no Innoer responsible far lights
oou tl'aoted by him, and 1 pelt the nubile to
govern themselves a000rdl»el
8811 MARY CAMPBELL.
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed tenders will be received by the un-
dersigned, up to Si arch 10th, for the erection
of.a brick veneeled dwelling. Plans and
epooifloablone may be seen at my store.
The Inweet or any tender not neoess ltly
s000p ted.
Sraesele,Feb, 9.0th,1503.0, $IOHA SDS.
New Spring Goods for all
Departments
Now Constantly Arriving.
(Cp a
We have ,just passed into stock some vory special values in
New Carpets for the coming season, Why not , make your choice
now P We can supply you with yard wide Unions in New and
Pretty Designs at 25e, 40e and 50e, and All Wool at 75e and $1.00.
In Tapestry Carpet we can show you a good range of lovely
Patterns and Special Valves at 60c, 65e and 80e.
And should you wish something butter still we will be pleased
to supply you with a Brussels or Velvet at the Lowest Prices,
Also Linoleum and Floor Oils.
All Orders promptly and carefully attended to.
te'Moroh 51andptd Fashion Sheet; and Patterns just raoelved. Now ideas always
waiting for yen in our Pattern Department.
1 0R SALE. — VALUABLE
property at Ethel known as the
Methodist Parsonage, Apply to JNO,
CODER, Brussels.
Special Meeting.
The Connell of the County of Huron will
hold a special sleeting in the Town Hall, in
Olinton, 0n Murch the 4th next, at 10 o'clock
a. m„ to meet representative men from eaeh
munieipatity in the Comity, and consider
the question of a good road eyetem in this
Oonnty. Any other county buelness may
be consideredat this meeting.
W. LANE,
County clerk.
Dated et Goderioh, F0,1011,1908.
NOTICE I
To whom this may concern t
The small -pox, at Preeont, to found in
malty parte of the oouatry, we therefore
consider it necessary that all Who have not
been vecednoted should be idrthwlth. The
Trustee Board of the Public School will
please note this. RICHARD PAUL,
Chairman Board of Health
RE•1LED TENDERS addressed to the un-
dereigned, and endorsed 'Tender for
Heatiue, Clinton, Ont.," will be received at
this office until Wednesday, 11th Murch, f0•
oltleively,for the 0088trindion of a bot water
beating evstem at the Post Office Branding,
r'lin1ont0nt., according to plane and speot-
Hoatiousto be aeon at the office of Henry
Stevens, Clerk of Woke, Clinton, Ont., and
at the Department of Public Works, 0 tlawa.
Tenders will nil be considered unless
made on the form supplied, and signed with
the Retest signatures of 1, nderere
An accepted 01,eg0e 0n a chartered bank,
payable to the nide, of the Minister of Pub.
110 Works, equal to ten per Dent ('0 p. o.)of
the amount 0•1 the tender, must aeoompauy
each tender. The cheque will be forfeited
1f the party decline the oontract, or fall to
camel to the tarok contracted for, and will
bo returned in ease of non-ecoeptanee of
tender.
The Department does not bind itself to
aoaept the luweet or any tender.
By order,
FRED, GELINA8,
Secretary.
Department of Public Works,
Ottawa, 23rd February, 1008.
Newepapere inserting this advertisement
without aa.bority from tiro Department
will not be paid for it, 88.1
if I OH QUA.LtT'Y FOR
LEAST COST
TIIA'1 IS 0515
Pure
Cream Tartar
Baking Powder
W e find a constantly
increasing trade for our
Baking Powder. We
guarantee it to be pure
and always fresh. We
would like to have you
try it.
25o. per pound at
' Ss
DRUG STORE.
STOCK FOR SERVICE
nTTLL FOR SERVICE.—TRE
undersigned win keep for service on
Lot 6 Cone, 10 & 11 trey, the thoro' bred
Shorthorn Null, ' (htptam Forester," sired
by imp cantata Mayfly," end bred by Jae.
A. (betel•., Shakespeare, Ont Pedigree may
be seem on application. Terms, Si.00, with
privilege of returning if necessary.
CHAS, 110Z13LL,
83 Om Proprietor,
SETTLERS'
CNE -WAY
EXCURSIONS
To A nniteha and Canadian North -weal
win leave Toronto every TUESDAY during
March and April, 1003, if sufficient bueiuees
offers.
Passenger's travelling without Live Stock
should take the train leaving 'reroute at
1.40 0,m.
Passengers travelling with Live Stools
should take the train leaving Toronto at
9 OC p. m.
Colonist Sleeper 0011 bo attached to each
train.
For full particulars and oopy of"Settlers'
Guide," Western Canada" or "British Col-
umbia." apply 00 your nearest Canadian
Pacific Agent, or to
• A F. NOTMAN,
Assistant General Passenger Agent,
71 Yooga Bl„ Toronto.
EY
OPE
ERS
FOR-41Pin.--
Satu.r ay
Mon .'aY
and Tuesday
For those 3 days we purpose giving our profits to our
patrons. Stock -taking the last week of February and all
odd lines must be cleared out by that time.
In Clothing
Our Prices will surprise the Shrewdest Buyers.
Men's Odd Pante, regular $1.75 for the 8 days $1 85
Fine All Wool Pants, regular $2.25 for the 8 days 1 65
Men's Suits, all wool Halifax Tweed, regular $6 sale price 4 50
Men's Suite, all wool English Tweed, reg. $8.50 sale price 6 00
Men's Fine Beaver Overcoats, regular $7.50 sale price 4 98
Boots and Shoes
140Id1) LOA'NIEIt 41001/8 ONLY' MANI/E60
Men's Fine BE. Bal., regular $2.00
11 it it 1.65
Womens' G. G. Bale., " • 1.25
Women's Fine Dong. Bals., regular $2 25
41 41 1, ,f 1.75
Boys' Heavy Bf. Bats. regular $1 15
Gold Leaf Shoe Dressing, regular 25e,
Dress Goods
Bale pride $1 65
sale price 1 25
sale price 98
sale price 1 75
sale price 1 85
sale price 85
sale price 20
2' pieces All Wool Homespuna, regular 75e sale price 50c
2 pieces Heavy All Wool (;opting Serge; black and
navy, regular 50o sale price 25e
Linings and Trimmings marked down to Sale Prices.
Some rare snaps in Linens, Towelings a^.d Sheetings.
Come to the Money -Saving Spot.
H. A. MATCHETT
CAR,"/EL, ? BLOCK, BRUSSELS.
ItS'Butter and Dggs taken ae dao
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