The Brussels Post, 1903-3-26, Page 5f ,440
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MAR. 24, 1908
BUSINESS CARDS.
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'r -ONE : TO LOAN AT 5 FEB
.cont, F,S, SCOTT, Brussels,
A,NTII, 111001 al,1?,N,-
r it leaner of lIarriage L;cepeoe. Of -
nes at Ot oc(ry, 1 ural •eery a tenet, llruseels.
M. MI RR1SONI
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
Wel-TON, ONT,
T �r, O'OONNOtt,
el • GENERAL. INROBat•ICI1 AGENT
fur soma 01 the host and safest Companies
In Canada for Niro, Aaoldeut and Pirate
Glass. Mae over L C. litchard'a store,
Brussels, 78 -Sm
PISS JEAN Iln'LADCHLIN,
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PIANO - AND ORGAN.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM:
INSVRAnOP„
FIRE AND MARINE, •
GUELPH.
E. Estelle Griffin
T11A('1111111 OF YOKE eitliftliiitti
Pttpll of alien Fva N, lt„blyu, of London,
P01118 prepared, for Coneerv'TtnrY axone.
it ]lrussols every Puo4n .
\t l -vie y
r_ it
Leonora given rat the -Hama uP 1} 1I. Burr,
John street. , .. _._.
J. LECKE,
LIIrK AN 11 PIR11 1NSORANCE,
LOAN AND NMI. lekT'ATI1 AGPNT,
A[ON1;Y TO LOAN AT 4,1, 4!1 & Il Per Coat.
01)100 over Du slev's Brag Store;
Nov, 11r0, 100)1. 80-8m 13rueoola.
Wellington Mutual
Fire Inkuranee
R0TA2TAenhn 1840
Insurance taken on the nth nod prominm
note ing elsewhere call (0thtnm deroigtsed Agen teurrent rtes. 'tilent
of the Company.
011011010 11 OGEIRS, Brussels.
AUCTIO E '11R.
Lp S. SCOTT AS AN AITOTION•
0 nen, w111 sell far tailor prices, 10
better mon fu lees time find lona charges
than any other AuctWuoer in Blast 001'00 or
cchargeraeUnioolr
on always rgd atscanoe oby
Personal application.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,-
-
The undersigned, who is well acquainted
throughout tIn mutt part of the County
nod who has had business with a Largo cir-
cle of farmers in and around this locality,
begs to inform the cotnuni» Ity that he line
taken out an Auctioneer's (Anon for the
Comity of Huron and offers his oervioee to
all purposing to hold wiles.
T1i08, NBWSOMH, Bri nes's.
VETERINARY.
T D. •WARWICK-
. Honor (t rednn.o of the Ontario Vet•
olinen, College, is prepared to treat all dis-
eases of domeor1catod animals 1n 0. eomnet-
antmanner. Pertiaular attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry, Calla in•oinptly ate
tended to. 011too end Infirmary -Four doors
North of bridge, Purcberry at„ Brunets.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
ANT M.,SINOLAI1%-
v lla1'rlotet•, eollaitor,'Callveyaneer,
Notary Public, &c, udiae-Stowatte; Block.
1 doorNnrth of Contrail lintoh
Solicitor for the Standard Beulr,
F. BLAIIR,'BARBBI/ITER, SOL-
.
IGITOLL, ,1.a, BRUSSL'LS.-
uniee ovor Httun0u•d Bau111 Solicitor for
'township of Croy, 11owick mutual and the
liotronolitcn Rank. Prlvata uud Company
money to loau at lowest rates;
MED/CAL CrpUb
.
J. A. NI'NAUGHTON,
1111, U, II.,
Trinity 'University, Follow Trinity Medical
College, Member College of Pbyoioiaee and
Surgeouw, Out, Licmntloto of We Royal(1 ol.
Icpo of Physiolan° anti Licentiate of 1'did-
wiiory,l:di0bul•gh. N0.14,
lteotdouoe-Mi)1 street, 73rnesols,
DENTISTRY .
DR. R. P. FEILD,
DENTIST
Geaduata of :the Royal College of Dental
Rurgeooaof Ontario mid Firot•olass Honor
Graduate of Toronto Vnivorstty, Wilco
mixt to Brewer'o Phntograyn Gallery,
BEU8810L8.
9.7
IT'S ALL RIGHT
and Studeute coy enter
LJ.FTO lilal
at any time. SPRING TABU BEGINS
MAR, 80, Two courses -Commercial and
Shorthand. Solid for College Journal.
O. A. PLPaa[IN°, A.L.MoINTYtt0,
!'resident, Seere4ary,
kCIES
British Columbia
Red Cedar Shingles
4.031 --
North Shore,
Pine and Cedar
]?OR SALE AT TRH
Brussels Planing Mills
Aloe Doors and Saab of all Pat
tome on hand or made to order
at Short Notice.
E8timat08 Fn0niobed for all
kinds of Buildings. Workman-
ship and Material Guaranteed,
P. AME
1;eES ?.-.vi 91. 1171x; ' 11`r,o. £":9r1
19 1 I fl TERN'
a
r
I3eitinn April let
CENTRAL
STRATFORD, ONT,
An 8xenilent time to commence a
' 00inim at .study as 0s 0o be ready to
1.01,0 0. 0000 O`owi10;, in too Moll, ALL
S0IIn01.N AR7.1 NOT AI,1105 1 list
our Catalogue 11111'OIUd ll .1010IN 0
To CO i;LbloYVrlleltlr. Mall (10,a -eon
u1.
thiiPutman,nrtbaud, nook -keeping, Putman,
-p
, &d,
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W, J. ELLIOTT, Principal,
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i ixl.Ct tet05,
ILieicsirtl1.
Geo. Mrliwen ie shipping a large quan•
tity of tow.
rhe Methodist choir is preparing epee.
int mule for Easter.
Rev. Dr. Medd hopes to take his pulpit
work about the middle of Apeil.
A little daughter of J. Elder, while
o'imbine a tree ha the woods fell and into.
tared her leg,
Ae Nnrutan Cook wee soaping a belt
running a pulley iu Uta grim mill, the
laming caught his hand and carried it
around t110 pulley, giving it a bad \vreuo13
and Itemising one of the small bodes near
the wrist,.
George Taylor, the veteran cattle feeder
and•doaler,'of this place, recently 8o'd to
Cronin & Biggin, deniers of Seaford), one
of the beet Made of cattle that Over left
this district. , These cattle were all sleek,
tut and In firet•oiuso shape. They were
shipped from Heneall. They averaged
1,525 lbs., while several of the number
weighed 1,605 lbs,, and ono very choice
steer tipped the beam at 1,0,10 Ibe,
(4°0Ier10I1.
The commercial dock in front of Wm
Lee's hue bean nicely (leaned op by Robs.
Cum pbe!I.
lira, Pet8emo08 left town on d
lame week, f�:r Seafcrlh, where will
emend the Summer months.
Oapt. A. 10. Macgregor, it ie
has been retired from lerviee o
gov-
ernment survey etenmer Bayilsl
Herring were 'Teen atonnd on y
of last week, and should now b t
In good number, as the harbor i ll
of lively fry.
The greater part of the foundationL
the North wing of the Grgan fa m
been bails, but on account of they
of atone, work ie not belt g push
The King Edward and another1
of similar type, hut larger
will maize two calla a week at
each way during the season of 1
The 0.E. o! Knox thumb have
ed Thos. McGillicuddy, of Tor r
the awning of Good Friday, A ,
to deliver his lecture on '•Horne•
The agency of the 0. P. R. s
town was transferred from Gordon•
dereon to Joseph Kidd, tori t
moved from Weet street to Mr.
store.
Thou. Beattie, of the 4th con -
rich township, mo far hae the t
sowing the first field of nate in t
of Guthrie for 1803, bo having u t
reoord breaker on St. Patrick's
The Athletic Club organized
Collegiate, appointed the fallow
0008:-flon.-Pree., H.I. Strap
and Judge Holt •President,
Ju ;, 01.
''hemp ou, B. A, ; Vice Preside .
Allan ; Sen.•'Tt'eee , P• \V..Gdwa
ager, 14. Merritt, B, A , and A
Committee, Harold Tyler, Her
tell and F. Sweet.
The Tarn Leader Pttys 1 -Joh
non, of Goderiub, brother of Iona
non, is eeriouely ill with an sill
the heart, Ile has been in poo
for name menthe and has bad to
to his office. I. Shannon, x000
byhis dal hter Pearl, drove g a a
Goderieh before the snow ,vent a
have cot been able to return.
twine that Air. Shannon was not
lug, and .laetSunday his illness d
into a very serious aspect (nil d
entertained for hie recovery.
Tuesday 1
Om wJ
reported
n the
d.
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e auogh
enowfu
e
story has
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oapOOity,
(ind0righ
903.
10 900130
onto, fo
Writ 10th
y People.'
in the
Hen
Ito office
Kjdd'a
Gods,
honor o
this par
tale 110
Day.
at the
lug ofli
B. A
W,, H
President, Geo
Edward ; Man.
foraging
b,Camp•
n Shan.
o Sheen
01)00) of
r health
Lie driven
mpanied
0000 to
way and
Word
improv
developed
0131)19 Ore
root lttaism.•
The Fall Fair will be held thio year on
ThOt'eday and Friday, Srptember 24111
and 25th.
Rev" War, Lowe administered the
Holy Communion last Sunday in Tees-
water and Le.keleb.
N. 3, Kerswell has decided to go West
in a few weeks and has ceased to do bud:
nesein Whlghnm.
W. D. Pringle, formerly of Winghem,
hat, removed from Georget0wu to Sarnia;
where he has charge; of a large tannery.
Dr, J. 331. Tomlyn was in Toronto lest
week attending the Grand Lodge meeting
of the Au0lent Order of United 'Work.
Hien.
Moot, Smith and W. J. Ramey, two
reuidentu of this vicinity, have decided to
remove to Zion, the city founded by Alex.
Dawie, on the shore of Lake Michigan,
between Chicago and Milwaukee.
The death of T. H. Manuel oocurred al
his 000140nce here on 'Thursday, 12th
Net , shortly after hie arrival home from
the North Weet, He leaves a widow and
family to mourn his demise. The tuner -
al took place on Sunday to Wiegham
cemetery.
E IT, Kaiser 1,300 with in aooideet in
one of the factories that nearly deetrpyed
hie right hand. go woo wo01110 on rho
ehaper, and by some means his hand
mune fn ountaa1 with the 1lnife. The
sad'reeultwas that the thumb was split
MO plena taken off the fingers,'
Wiugham Football train orgenlzedfon
the scaler. The following oflidere were
elected :-/don. ?reg., A. B. Mttegrov8 ;
Pres., Dr. Irwin ; Vice Pres, A, Crary.
ford ; Seo,✓.Ureas„ Garfield VanStoue ;
Managing Committee, Elmer Peloore,
Peed. Rush, Sen„ Wes. Allenby, The
boys report height proapvoio for the com-
ing 8eaeon. Winghem will enter letter -
Mediate and. Junior roam, in the Western
Football 408001ati on.
The congregation of All &tittle Church,
London, has, through the thumb wardon8,
extended a coli to Rev. Wm, Lowe, of
'Winghem, to become their Rentor, Mr,
Lowe is highly esteemed by the people of
Wiughorn, and popular with hie mops.
getion, who would deeply regret hie re.
013cvnl. Mr. Lowe 11-10 500ided to remain
in Win item, 80. Paul hag prospered
under h1e p moral Dare in ail Jte depart.
f"(1 menta,
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Itcv, J. J. 1',ttt, r'',,,, 11.A„ of 10'(ng.
11130, 111,0 been Minium to be the new
11ae10r of the Emmanuel Baptist Chnreh
w4
Rhode Island street and Normal
entitle, Buffelo, N, Y , by n peanimone
vote or the 0hnreit 11lt+te00. Ile will
stuteeed the 11 v, 0. 1t. Storey, who
resigned Jou, 1. 51r, Patterson will
arsumo his net' pastorate in the immed.
tate future.
1131V Ole.
The next monthly fair will be held Jn
Blyth on 1'oe,day, Mae, net.
Aoar otfion s i a
none t 1.c 1
sl 1 from the
PI
Blyth dour m'lls to Levin, (j0ahoo.
T tot
J. ilutlls ; sync attending the
Spring 11001Ze0 in Ooderreh last week as a
juryman.
Alive Eva Kelly, nurse at St. Jos'ph'e
hospital, London, is vie(dng her pureut8,
Daniel tend -Wire. Belly.
D.,vld Niohol was in Toronto lent week
attending the Grand Lodge of the Ancient
Order of United Workmen.
1)r. Lindnay and narriater Jaokoon at.
tended the funeral of the late Dr, Frank
Turnbull, of Auburn, et Milverton.
Mies Stewart hae returned from her
130100 III Walkerton and is again in (barge
of the inilliuery department of ills .io•
non es Oa,
Litho Barr, who recently sold hie farm
in 1lu9ett, has moved his family to
Blyth and they are 000upying 1110 house
on King street formerly occupied by G.
E Deuetedt and family, 0011 tvhieh Mr.
Barr has pnrab110ed,
F. D. 'talker has Bold is 1 0 e
Stalker h 0 am
farm, Int 42, con. 5;. Rost WVatvanueh, to
Edgar Dexter,. of • Mullett, fur $5,000.
Mr, Stalker hoe since purchased Mrs, W.
1. Taylor's 50 tore farm, 1,.1 42, con. 8,
Leet Wewauoeh, for 'which he '' paid
52750.
A gang of ,nen were repairing the rail.
way bridges Est of the town Iaet week.
A'es, Koine lett on Monday of last
week for Algoma District where .he will
teach oohooi.
M' 1.11„ Riddell, formerly Miss A. R 01 tot a of
Winghem and Gerrie, after having ate
tended millinery openiu,)0 at Toledo,
Ohio, and Toronto, left the latter oity on
Tuesday of last week for Revelstoke, B.
0., where elle has taken a position with
Mesere. Rear &Young of that town.
IIowlok Agricultural S•.oh.ty reports as
follows :-Total assets, $880 58 1 no Iia.
bllitiee ; 101 members for 1008 ; 1005
entri990 ; 1nlan131 offered tor prizes, $888.•
45 ; amount awarded and paid, $252 70 ;
total receipts, $816 64 ; total expenditure,
5349 91 ; balltuoe on hand 8110 53,
Iaisuto W41).
Elgin Roy of the Imperial Bank, Tor-
onto, spout a few days at hie home Jn
town, having beep eomewhat indisposed.
He has returned again to Toronto.
Wili.11, Martin, who hae been detained
in town for the pale three or four months
by the ilhleoa and death of his father,
tbo tato Robert Martin, teff on Monday
of Wet week to reenme hie position ao
travelling salesman for a New York hoose.
A delegation from Clinton, (loudening
of Dr. Show, ohoirman of oitizeno' nom•
mince, and 'W. Havllend, Jae. Stevenson
and J. A. Ford, were in town Thursday
of last week and spent some" time in in-
vestigating waterworks and eleotrio light.
They had jnet returned from Mt. Forest.
Rev. A. P. Moore, formerly rentor of
Christ Obnrah, is eeriouely ill at Detroit,
where he want some m011111s ago to take
a m0dioal course. On Saturday 14111
inst., he woe taken down with a severe
attack of appsndioitie, and underwent an
operation at Harper HfieI]t i
on Monday,
whi0h ode informant states was not Bao•
aes•(ul,and he will be obliged to undergo
another operation, if hie etreugth holds
one. The boepital physicians consider
his ease s 080), serious one, uud hold out
but Plight hopes for hie recovery.
FOOT0ATt, TRAMS ORGANIZED: A meet.
ing of the Listowel Football Olnb was
held at the Grand Central on Monday
evening of last week for the purpose of
organizing for the craning season. It
wits deoided to enter a team in the inter-
mediate and junior W. F. A. Following
are the officers cleated 1-B, Foratyeth,
hon president ; II. B, 1YLorphy, hon, vioe
president'; F. W. (lay, president; G. S.
Kidd, let vino president; D. L. Scott, 2,d
vivo pre.ident ; R Caseei1, 8111 vine peeai.
dent ; Mr, and Loire. John Patch, patron
and patroness ; Secretory, P, S. Connolly ;
Treaonrer, .R, N. MarRay ; Maeagel•, J.
W. Rolle ; Captain, John Stewart ; 'Team
Oommittee,,,A 13,103(00d, A, Oohing, J.
Moorehead ; .Managing • Oonitititlee,
Teylor,21I. Hamilton,. J. Collins ; Delegate
10 _Berlin, 3, Siewert; TIM junior team
also organic. d, With the foliowing Camera :
-Bort' prebidenb; B. Fnreayeth,; :pr.,osi•
x 3%1 S. I4L »CS T
dolt, 13, Johnetnn ; let vino-prooidnnf, IL, ter ; T't lion, rl, W. Campbell, f4 BN-
B. ]liorphy ; 2nd vice preaident, D. f, exits, I. Peneer, A, Merman, 15, John -
Boot!, ; Orli vioe.pre ideal, Jt. Osuoole ; e o•1., W J. J„Itne10n, Geo. l'ei000lr and
Manager, N_ R. Bamford ; Captaitr, J'1. i L. Rat's. ; 2.td lino, Wm. Findleter,
Willoughby ; theretary, M, 1Ldmka i Gen. O,gent ire, Wm. Elston, I,. Jowitt, i
Treeenrer, W. Milliax; Math; ing (Join. I. 5'rrrand, 'ri. Pani, S. Caldbioll, 3. Jere
coulee, D. O -borne, B. Teems, 10, Bon) syn and Wm, Keen; 8•d tine, A.
ford 7 -Foam Committee, 13. J3a!nford, A. Brydgee, Geo, Ronne, A. Prootor, Geo.
ltigge, C. %iNinx, Maxwell, J. 1'h nne Jae, M. ((410 H.
Hallam Wm &Mare and Gen, Henderson ;
4 h line, 0, Praetor, W, 0. Proctor, 0. B.
A..lWOOci. Wilkiuoon, J. Wheeler, O. Wheeler, R.
John Knox bac purchased the who's of Hhnddan, T. Bradshaw, S. IV, Barr, Ii.
the Wilson property which he now Molionaio and Too, Currie ; 6th line, 1.1.
000npie0, Jnhneten, A. Clookoy, S. Jordan, 51.
George T. Rome, of Te
G m i eawater hae
6 ,Watson, B. Wilkinson,'r. Clark, 1). Som.
taken1.t situ, li ell e t 1
a n as, d It Ie
n 1 to t G J.
• mervilte
W, J.Smhh
J. Shur D. J r•
R, station. Mtn and A, Adams ; 6%h Zine 1L, Craig,
Mrs, John Pelton's brother, Norman A, Cole, Wm, Michie, J. Cook, J. Smit,
Stewart, of Listowel, ie lying aortouely ill Wm, Robb, It Nichol and J. Aitken ;
of brain fever. hire. Pelton has been 7th line, 11. Nesbitt, J. Phelan, M Kelly,
helping nurse hien Wm. Cunningham, Jon, Hunter, Won.
3, A. Mitchell hae hod hie new gas Herder, A. 51001111, A. Button, R. Bow,
machine inetslled end 10 tacit is giving ley and A. Aehtoo ; 8th line, Wm. Pol-
goodsetisfs,otion. `It is of the 80. Thomas look, 11, Riohmood, A. Laidlaw, J, Wal -
maks, the Fame as the One that exploded. lace, T. Biolby, Jno. Oololongh, Wm.
MV, A. Peet hoe the atone and brick on Blotto'', G. McOallom, Geo. Kelly, Geo.
the ground to erect a Ana new reoidenoe Ma0ol1 and Jas. Lawson ; 8'h lino, J.
Snell: J. Parrott, 0. Taylor, J. Jn&ksnn,
J. Shortreed, W. J. Shortreed, Wm 'l' -,y•
tor, D, Fargnhareon and A. Mnrr0y ;
South boundary, Geo. Grigg lino,
h.:undary, A. Bryant, A. MoLnnuh'io, W.
Maunders, 3. Bolger and L. McDonald ;
Neel hottttdery, Jae. Golly, Wm. McCrea,
0, Graeby and N. Cumming ; Belgrove,
I. '1'. Geddes, On motion of Jaoltevn end
Taylor, the Conseil then edjlurned to
meet Again 25
an 1.b do of Maynext, Rex for
Y
Owlet of Reviafon and other baeineos,
'W. 01x011, Olerk,
thin bummer. Ie will be built on the lot
1)8(100113 01,ae, Reoo,o',, and Mo. Hudson's
property. Tom Nesbitt has the oentree;
for the atone and break work.
Ben. and Mre. Oath/1r have the elnoere
sympathy of the entire neighborhood in
the nod and sodden 4' alb of their eldeet
daughter, Louise, who died on Teeeday
evening of lust week. Little Louise took
ill with scarlet fever about five days
before her tleatti.
The following are the otllears of the
looai seoisty of Chosen Frieude for the
ensuing team, 1'. 0., R. M. Ballantyne ;
0. O„ R, Richmond ; V. 0 , Geo, ;Dump ;.
Ileo., Mrs, Kidd ; Treas., Dr. Kidd ; Mar.
(hal,
'Min P. Gordon ; Warden, Miae 111.
&1)y ; Prelate, Mee. H. Campbell ; Guard
Mra. George Sump ; Sentry, Sam. May,
Ewa GO0N01L -The municipal Council
of the township of Elms met 1n the
Agricultural Hall, Atwood, on March 16.
1MIembere all present. Minutes of last
meeting read and eignel. Oommunioa.
tions were read 013 follows : one from
Ma fah'
bee & N mo an behait of Win. Baillie
for d0ma108 for alleged flooding of big
land, and from George Hart for damages
for Fame. Council will see land oom•
plaioed of. Mr. Morptiy wile present and
presented a copy of the judgment, Wal-
laoe ve. Elms, Stewart drain. Moved by
Mr. Currie and Mr. Boyle, that J. Dao.
oan be appointed Collector for the year
1903 at the same salary as, last year.
Carried. 4031 taxes on roll 1902 were
collected. Moved by Mr. Coates and Mr.
Bell, that Morptiy TO Oaaribew be paid
$45 61, octets re Hamilton alleged claim
for finding of land. Carried., Moved by
Mr. Bell and Bic. Corrie, that orders be
hotted for payment of the following
acaoan0e: 3. Broughton 68, repairing
gravel road ; T. Jiokling $4, repairing
eideroads 20 acid 21 ; D. Dewar $5, for
gravel ; G. Gordon $2, repairing gravel
road ; D, Bell 63, repairing gravel road ;
J. Graham $13 50, gravel; R. Cunning.
ham $1.20, , repairing gravel road ; D.
Bell $3, repairing gravel road ; G. Smith
56, and G. Gordon $1 60, repairing gravel
read ; A. M. Sweeten $2, expenses .meet.
ing Provincial Auditor. Carried. Path.
ma0tere, Fence viewers and Poundkeepers
were appointed. 1Sloved by Mr. Boyle
and Mr: Goatee, that the Council adjourn
to msec wain on the 13Th April at 10
a. m. Oarried.
Morris Council, Meeting.
The Oounoirmet porn mit to adjourn.
meet i13 the ()meth Room, on Mee. 16)11.
Members allP resent Reeve i
1.h
n e chair.
Miuntea of lost meeting rend and passed.
Moved by Taylor, seconded by phew,
that owing to oomplaint9 having been
made respecting 31r, Pieroe'd fence being
built on road allowance the Clerk be
instructed to notify him that he is requir-
ed to have said fence removed on or
before let of July next, otherwise the
Council will be obliged to move in the
matter. -Carried. On motion of Code
and Shaw, Mr. Jookson was instructed to
make arrangements with the parties 110.
t r nod
e es, for Etre annetr m
UO On Of storm
fences nbaertnin pointe on the Eastern
boundary. A copy of the Engineer's
report, plane,epeoilloatione &0 of the
proposed Lemont drain, running through
the Northern part of the Townehlpe of
Grey and Morrie, 1.11100 handed in by the
Clerk of Grey. On motion of Jaokeon
and Code, the Clark was instructed to call
a special meeting of the Commit as soon
as oircurnstances will permit for the con-
sideration of said report. Pathmaetere
were - app tutted as followe -North
boundary. 0. Henderson, J. Henderson,
T. M. Henderson, J. MoOraaken, Geo;
McDonald, P. Patton,R. Shaw, D, Mi1.
cradles' Fine
Shouse
Handsome to the eye
Artistic m design.
First-rate workman-
ship.
Made to• wear and
keep their shape.
Beautiful finish, .easy
comfort, very durable.
'When you discard
them you want another f1 jt st like the last ones."
Then our prices are not the least ple(isieg part of
the buying',
Here aro a fewr-
•--Ladfoe' Dongola Buttoned or Lod Shoes, heavy solea,
Up -to date Lasts and Fashion
•- We intoe the Brueesl( agony ter the Victoria Shoes, one of the finest and
neoteet Shoes for Ladles that is 11144. See our Spring etylee,
pA�' '1 '1 DEPA
I A11 - S.1 S Woo017ri000. oevy and 088, a ge,
.L �I a.J 1.71J at ;;.;otveet I?irioes. Sweat G011ara, Lap Rnge,
Rubber 11dgo, Trunks and Satchels,
-Some BARGAINS for those wanting 0ocond Hand Single Hansen,
--Repairs in Harem, Collars, Boot( and Shona.
Le% 1° a 4 r"#'a ta!Nt a 4:t+.t
Ancient Order
United Workmen.
(MA111) 1./.1110/1 81ESTIY(i.
The queelioo of raiatng the rate of
assessment was the principal item of
busineee before rho annual 0880100 of the
Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order of
United
WOT knell wl]1011 opened 'o
AB•
satiation /Rail, Toronto, on i
Wednesday
morning of last week, with about 500
delegates in attendance, After debating
the matter till about 10 r.'olcolc p. in., the
reeohltiou which had been introduced by
the Executive Oommittoe was voted down
on the following division : Nays, 21,679 ;
yens, 18,900, each delegate casting us
many votes as the membership of the
lodge he repreeentod.
It was decided after the remit of the
vote had been announced, to re -consider
the question, and the matter was re,
opened at Thursday morui0g'e session.
The proposal of the epeoial committee
was that the monthly assessment should
range from GO Dante at 18 years of age to
$1.50 at 45.
Some of the opponents of the resolution
held out for a ten per cent. increase,
while others favored the retention of the
pteaenteohedute.
At Thursday morning's meeting the
first four principal officers were elected
by aeolanlation, as follows: -Joe. Gibson,
Ingersoll, Grand Maeter ; J. M. Pere.
grille, Hamilton, Grand Foreman ; Ohae.
E. Oameron, Iroquois, Grand Overseer ;
and 1MI. D. Carder, Toronto, Grand Re.
corder. For Treasurer, F. G. Inwoo d,
Toronto, was Bleated with 213,863 votes
out of 43,284 against '1'. M. Cornett,
Gan0n0g00. J. T. Allen, of Meaford,
was re•eteoted Grand Guide by acclama-
tion, and R. Ingram, of Ottawa, Grand
Watchman. Harry Barrie, of Guelph,
d,feoted Hawley, Farman and Stone for
Grand Warden.
Wile( the next item of business, the
question of rates, was reached,
D.
Carder, Grand Recorder, seconded
by
George P. Gresham, P. G. M. W., moved
n eehedule, beginning with 60 oents a
month at I8, up to $1 80 a month at 45,
The sohednle which 0010.0 rejected rose to
$1 50 at 45. Mr, Oardor's motion was
almost unanimously adopted, only fift,•en
delegates voting against it. Tba tariff is
as follows 1 -Age at joining 18, GOe ; 19,
62o ; 20, 64e ; 21, GGa ; 22, 68c ; 28, 700 ;
24, 72o ; 25, 74a ; 26, 70 ] ; 27, 780 ; 28,
800 ; 29, 820 ;073100, 841 ; 31, 8130 ; 82, 8;94041
83 2a
9 84 as ; 35,9
,9,9.30 1. 1•
,0
, $ 37,
104 8
5801.004;
3 1 11 �•
9 0 4 .
,$0 11S•
$1 16 42, $1 19 43, 0122 ; 44, $125 ; 45,
$180 Thlo new tariff will go into opera.
tion July 1, 1908.
James B. Nixon preeented the report
of the Committee on Laws. The most
warmth was exhibited over the elapse
prohibiting all eplrit0opsand malt liquors
OA all bouquets, eoeials and other public
[motions :hold uuder Workman auspices:
This came trout Stowartou Lodge, Ot.
taws, and the committee reoommeoded
that it be , not adopted. After several
opeeohee the item was carried with lees
than twenty diesentente. It was reeoly
ed that if any person after initiation into
the order shah change his employment
for 00y of those prohibited ire forfeit hie
membership and all rights and claims
therewith. The elnendmente proposed
by the Bolvmnnville Lodge, that total
disability (deuces be inserted in the con.
etjtution, were loot, as were also those
making provision for sick benette and
for the adoption of rates for a hozardone
close. Tho 8nggeetiou to amend the
constitution so that females be admitted
wag postponed until the next eeesi00.
Fred, W. Inwood presented a eerie( of
regulations to govern the organization
depsrtment dpri0g the ensuing year.
The employment of organizers to to be
aoodnoted with1 greater caro and super,
010)00 iu the future, and their remuner-
ation is to be graded in proportion to the
e1loienoy and results they attain.
Following District Depttieg were in-
stalled :-
No. 1, H. Fheppy, Highgate ; No. 2, R.
G. Mills, Yarmouth Centre ; No. 3, A.
0arrutllere, L0011011 ; No. 4, T. J. Lem-
miman, Ouerio's Oroseiug ; No. 5, W. 3,
Whitlock, Bltmi10On ; No 8, R. in. Boyle,
Merritton ; No. 7, W. A, Boldne,Preetou ;
No, 8, 14, A, Y"eater, Stratford ; No, 9,
George Straub, Listowel ; No. 10, 11, 1:f•
Bnreese, Owen Sound ; No. 11, B. Nixon,
Kilbride ; No. 12, F. Saunders, Toronto ;
No. 18, Rev. A. M. Rutherford, Sutton
West ; No. 14, D. M, Willfam0, Totten.
ham t No. 15, Alf. Hoover, Green River ;
No, 10, F. II. Lazier, Brighton; No, 17,
Dr. W. J. Bisons, Frank(ord ; No. 18, R.
W. Longmore, Camden Nast; No, 19, E.
Olint, Brockville; No, 20, W. H. Cassel.
111011, Oh00tervilto; No. 21, W. H. Mille,
Coonan ; No, 22,18, W.lOaydon, Almo1]te ;
No, 28, J, A. Stator, Orillia ; No. 24 J. J.
0nr000)0, Cbapleatt ; .No. 25, T. A,
Bella, North Bay.
The Grand Master appointed J. 3,
Graig, Forgot, and S. B. Morrie Rodney,
Members of the Exeoutivo, and Dr, J. M,
Oates, Toronto, Grand 1I03iaal Exam
iner, The Grand Lodge was then
beenght to a oloee iu the repot term, 1
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We have deoided not to hold 000 renal Mlliinery Opening Ibis season.
Many of our lady Meths prefer to mine and viae our ➢iilliuery dioplay at their
leisure, rather than when there 10 sttoh a (rowel that standing room le at a
premium.
A great deal ie expeated from this store in the way of Millinery dioplay,
and of course their ie petitioation therefor, beotuee eeae010 alter ovum we've
b,pught for you from the world's fsobion oentree, the choicest and beet product -
lions poeeible to eeegre, Mita Stewart has returned from a 00j0u0n in the grin•
afpal centres of fashion, and with a oompeteut staff of assistants hoe prepared
for your inepeotion olarge assortment of the lateen designs in headgear. De.
signers' views have taken a wider latitude tbie season, entering realms hitherto
untouched. It is only natural then that our epeoial oreetiooe would refloat the
now order of things. Aa with Millinery eo it to with Deese Goode, Silks, Dress
1'rimminge, 7. phyre, Mullins, Eto, A0 a matter of fact all the new things, ere
charming, freed] and splendid looking. Come at any time and enjoy the showing
to your heart's content. You Deed not (pend a Dent, exoepb you want to.
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Our Drees Goode department requires more than a passing nolioe. The
new linea we have just added to our stools in German Boxolntho and Broadcloths
that stand anrival:ed for elegant tailor-made aatte at $1, $125 and $1.60 per
yard, nr0 without doubt the beet value in the market. A)ao Venetians, Cheviots,
Voiles, Crepe de Obene, Canvas Cloth, and all the newest weaves in high toned
Drees Goode,
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OUR AMERICAN
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IS NOW IN STOOK. •
The Best of this Season's Productions.
We have made a epeoial effort to secure designs and colorings
of artistic merit not only in high grades but in those as low se
5 CENTS PER ROLL
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BED ROOMS -We have Dainty Florets, producing charming efeots, ab Low
Cost.
PARLORS -Beautiful Dreigno in Gilt and Creamy Tones, Blues, Greene, &o.,
in delicate Shades.
HALLS, DINING -ROOM$, &o -Fine Effective Deeigne, in Magnificent
Colors, giving Warmth, 'liftmen and Beauty to an apartment.
DON'T WAIT till our stook is broken. Bake your selection NOW.
If you have any rooms not recently Papered, jest (tell and let us
tell you how little it aost0 to make home bright, attractive and happy.
Fred . . ...cken
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The Undersigned beg leave lo notify the Public that
they have opened up a OHOIOE NEW
STOOK of
SHELF and HUN' FAINTS,
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in the Simpson Block, Ethel, which will be sold at Reason-
able Prices.
We have also a Tinware Department and will keep a tr'et•Olaee Tinsmith,
A Specialty made of Repairing and Eavebrongbing.
Our motto will be Good Goode and Careful Attention to Business,
A SHARE OF PATRONAGE ASKED FOR,
Best makes of
Stoves handled.
KRATJTER 8 BITEEIR,
STRICTLY ONE PRIOE
NEW GOODS
STOCKED OOKED THIS WEEK
DRESS GOODS, PRINTS,
ZEPHYRS, LACES,
JIVIBROIDERIES, SHEETTNGS,
PILLOW COTTONS, RIBBONS,
CHENILLE CURTAIN'S, •
CHENILLE TABLE COVERS,
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