The Brussels Post, 1901-7-11, Page 51, 190',
i USINESS CARDS.
ONEY TO LOAN AT 0 PER
H, tlOO r
aegi
fd, B u a
,
, M Ii,
YV•
ta0 AOf
fewer Marla street, .of.
aAo nt Qrgooi'y,'1'itpliltie1rRy street,, lirneePla,
N. •y�-{' NARIILTT-
JI-Vtl TO/389110 Artist. Shop, -Next door
North of the Stannard Bank, Ladies' and
OJtildrou'ehair cutting a epeolaltr.
M. Mt3RRISONa
1'ssuer of Nlarriftge Licenses,
WAt.rPN, OFT,.
MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN,
-TEACHER 010,--
PIANO,
P-PIANO, - AND - ORGAN,
0weroem.s, GFT.
12.OBERT OUNNINGHAM•
nuttnnN0n,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH,
MISS SARAH LOUISE MOORE,
L. O, M..
A endemic graduate of London Oopserva-
- tory or Moelo, also Member of tba Aaeooiated
Ninth:, Jane of Ontario, le prepared to receive;
a limited number of pupils for instruction
on the piano, Qualified to prepare pupils for
the Prinoipal'a Form in the Conservatory of
llfuelo,
Brueeels, Ontario,
LEL HUNTER- UNTI;R-
.�i. Clerk of the
Scarth -- Oo t
Co, ron; Ooavoyanaer, Divisiontay Public;
Hu
Land, Loan ;and Innuranee Agent ; Auction-
ear. Funds invested and to"loan, oolleo-
, .Gone made. Chloe fnGraham'eiBlook,BrUe-
AUCTIONEERS.
141 3. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
.1 • - nen, win sell for better prices, to
bettermon in less mo. and Zees charges
Olen any oiri
bor Auctioneer. in )Bast Rum or
Ile 'Won'tAuto anytbtrg. Dates and orders
can alwaye bo arranged at this ogiee or by
peroonalapplicatiou.
VETERINARY,.
J
• D. WARWICK -
Honor 07 lento of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all die•
eases of domesticated _animals iia a compet-
ent manner. Partf•,ular attention pend to
Veterinary. Dentistry, Galls promptlyyat-
tended to. (Moe and Infirmary -your doors
North of bridge, Tornboory et., Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
M. SINULAIR-
- • Barrister, Solicitor, ;Conveyancer,_
Notary Public, deo. Office -8 tewart'e Block
1 door North of Central Hotel..
=Solicitor for the Standard Bank.
f 1 F. BLAIR, ]3ARRISTER,
'Lit. JC • Solicitor, do. Office over Stand-
• -art] Bank, Bolioitor for Village of Brunelle,
Mone to Loan at lowest ram.
y
1%/r G. CAMERON-
. (Formerly of Cameron, Holt &.
Cameron) Barrister and Solicitor. Ooderiob
Out. Ofaoa-Bamilten street, opposite Col-
,
borne Hotel.
MEDICAL CARDS.
a. A. M'NAUGHTON•
)1. D., C. a1.,
Trinity tinivereity, Fellow Trinity edioal
College, Member CoM
College of Physicians and
Someone,Out. Licentiate of the Royal Col
lege of )'hysloinus and Licentiate of Mid-
wifery, Edinburgh. IsTelepboue N0.14.
Residence -M111 street, Brussels.
STOCK FOR SERVICE
BOAR FOR SER'VIOE.—THE
N &Leundersigned0, C,Morris, a keep
ell bred bog. Terms, $1.00, to. be paid at time
of service with privilege of returning if
necessary. - GEO. E. READOXAN,
00 1 Prgprletor.
McLEOD'S
System, Its .ovator
—AND 0013E11
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impovoriehed
Blood, Dyepepaia, Sleeplessness, Palppita•
tion of the Hear1,Liver Complaint, Neur-
algia, Lon of Memory, Brouohitie, Oen.
eumption, Gall Stones, 'Jaundice, Sidney
and UrinaryDieeaoee, St. Vitus' Dance,
Female Irregularities and General D.
bility.
ABO
L BATOR
Y QOOE
RICA, ONT.
j. M. Mc11EOD, '
Prop. and Mannfaotarer.
Send by .Ina, Fost. itrnggtrt, Besets
SHINGLES
British Columbia
Red Cedar Shingles
North Shore
Pine turd- Cedar
FOR SALE AT The
Brussels Planing Ills
Also Deere and Sash of all Pat
terns on hand or made to order
at Short Notion.
EDtimate Fnrnighed for all
kind's of Buildings. " Workman.
ship and Material Guaranteed.
'. AME NT.
School of the 1Eighost Standing 1
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Ther,
l p patronagethat our Collegeen-
joys )01of lyg p6000 that no young rutand wo1011
a[ Canada eo kaow Where to Dowo
MO a reliable lin°sea are odneatlgle Na two
gureful i (loll° ee aro With tetrour a be
s,
opiog, l is r u;WWI. filet our auto.
000111, Ourwringstudents aro )ding eblyleot
gltuotl in eeanrlen and hoolding - 111'tlent
etEuutious,. Btn lento admitted at uny ti me.
W..1, ELLIOTT, Prinalpaf;
13 lend Reims.
:J6'ordwioh,
Rey. 1), 12ogere preached hie inaugural
sermon last Sunday here, He'e a good
preacher.
The 'intone masons commenced the
foundation of the new Preebyterian church
on Wednesday of last week.
The corner atone of the new Presby
teaviran eine in Fordwiab will be laid on
the 12th July at 4 80 o'olook p, in.
Mise Cook, who has been attending the
Conservatory of Masio in Toronto for the
pilot year, has passed her. final 'examine.
tion with boners. •
A. oonoer
twi'1
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n
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Ari
minuet Hall on Friday evening, July
12th, under the envies of the Presby-
terian Y.P. 8. O. E.
Mrs. John Magee left Monday morn-
ing of last week, for Sault Ste. Marie„ 00
tend the bedside of her eon, Wesley John.
atone, who le very sial[ at present.
Groner les.
Poetrnaeter Perkins keeps very poorly.
John 'Killeen look in tbe Street Fair at
Gorierioh.
John Ailtens left for Ripley where be
has secured a situation in a obese fao.
Lary.
fliklie
Josie
bank,is ependingE he holidays with of Cr her
parents in town.
Garden Party under the auspices of
St. Stephen's was held in Victoria Park,
on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. R. 4nox left on Monday morning'
of last week, for Alpena, Miobigan, where
she will visit friends for some time.
Nelson McLaughlin, jr., lett on Monday
morning of last week, for Minden, where
he baa eeoured a situation in a dry goods
store.
Mises Robina and Ley Raine, who
are teaching school at North Bay, have
arrived home and will spend the Summer
holidays in town with their parents.
Clinton.
The. Wier, of Stanley, who attempted
to commit swede a fortnight •ago, was
taken to the Asylum at London.
W. Doherty was presented with an
illuminated add
and handsome by he a plyeee
of hie organ faotory before leaving for the
Glasgow Exposition.
Mies Eva Cooper left on Saturday for
California to attend the great Epworth
Teague convention in San Franciaoo and
afterwards to visit nail the latter part of
August her slater,. Mrs. Armstrong, of
Ontario, in that state..
IFI, Wilbee, 217 10R 1 reeman, 2f5 ; I.
Hogarth, 200, M.11011as,IV/ ; M. Thorn p.
eon, 179;, M, blo4,0001. - GES. Puaeoo,
J ni r
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E. Gardener, , V Pearson, non. Sr. I. -J,
Ooopor, 0, *anenld, 14, lilgkmier, R,
ra
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aid
Fraser, eonJP
J, Pearson, a a
W,Ba
er,
Y McLeod, G. Bagdiey, 11; Eokmi.Pr,
Jr.
IL -L, Cooper, N, McAllister, ;B.
Bateman, mal F. Bremner, er
10. Imlay, G
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Allister, B. Ocher, J. Mc0011um, Sr. II,
Slena1) Warner, Tn Orp
ober,W. 2oeregn, 04.
McLeod, M. Cameron.
Nino ;71, CAcnna, Teaeber,
.11.twood.
The Orangemen of 01110 diatriot will
oolobrabe the 12th.el Jnly at Stratford,
Moore, leti fpr Blair, wheree he will Station setae'
relieving agent.
Elora Cheese Co. shipped half of their
June oheeee, 469 boxes, to Hodgins Bros.,
Montreal. The prioe received was 9o,
Sixteen membeve of. the Presbyterian
Y. P. S. 0.17. journeyed over to Nitra-
tion on July 1st to attend the 0. E, coo.
vention, They report an enjoyable time
and 0uoeeseful'convention.
Wm. B. McKay, of lot 8, aon.12, Elmo,
11 118 a One 16 euro patch of raspberries, to.
which tbe public have awes to by pay.
ing 26a. for season, or 10o. per day. 411
others trespassing on the premises are
liable to be proseouted, the fine in ouch
oases being $2.
The total reaeipto of July - let oelebra
tie netted about 9100 or 940 over and
above.expenee0. This money with the
940 in
theai
b Ids
of the of
e
will be applied toward purchasing a water.
ing Dart outfit for the village. The cost
of watering the streets will be defrayed
by a frontage tax of 25o. for six days.
Thee. Smith, who bee been home on
a000unt of Mrs. Smlth'e illness, left Tue.
day far Dryden, New ()uteri°, where he
las take up land. The orop prospects
or New °°feel° are very good this year.
A
fetter from A. E. Annie, Snperiotend-
of of the Ontario Government Pioneer
arm at Dryden, informs the Department
(Agriculture of excellent orop prospects
on the tarns. The grain trope are better
hat ever before, and are growing rapidly,
Trowbrldg•e.
Quite a number of oar young prop)
sok In the big Temperance.pio.nio a
hipley.
Rev. H. E. Bollington, B. A., of Lon
on, was here fora short visit with hi
ewly.eleoted bride. •
Mise Phrebe Oode be home for her Sum
er vacation. Mies Oode amines he
Otiee as our teacher after tbe bondage
Misses Emma, Ann and Jenny Comma
d Blaster DeWitt, eon of Rev. Wesle
osene,of Laudon, have returned to ou
Imy village for their holidays.
William Bollington had an auction
le on Tuesday of last week, and o
vera) other articles. Mr, and Mrs
Innate purpose going West in a .few
alts to visit their eons,' who are living
ere.
James Moore, M. D., of Toronto, se
Henry Moore, of the 2nd, is home for
ew
holidays. DDO.Moorea
n of promise in the m d oalsprofeseioo
d we hope he may obtain a firet.alase
ation.
A very pleasant evening was spent at
home of Oboe. Closes, J. P., on Jane
h, it being the eve of the departure of
teacher T. J. Later. A large number
young people assembled, a beautiful
in and a Bible being presented to Mr
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Little Nellie Catling, who returned, exo
reoently from attending he inetitate for
h I !an
e b in d at Brantford, obtained exoellent
standing in her exame. Ont of eight
subjeobe the Principal marked herpro.
grate good in six end fair in the remaining
two.
The corner stone of the new Methodist
church in Clinton, to replace the present
RattMrs.
W aDohertyurtedifice,
at 10 o'aiook on was l the let
of July. The structure is to be of red
pressed brick,inetead of atone, as at first
intended, and will be known as Wesley
enroll, in memory of the founder of.
Methodism.
Jae. and Mrs, McMenamin, of Mon-
treal, who had been spending a week with
their son, Rev. Father MoMenamin, have
returned home. They leave in a short
time for the Old Country to visit Glae•
gow, andlinoidentally telExpoeitfon-Mr,
MoMenamin'e •birthplace. From thence
they go to Mrs. MoMenamin'e native place
in Ireland and will afterwards visit var.
lou° pointe in England.
The oil tank which is to placed down
near the G. T. R. station by the Standard
Oil
and frowhich
bemade to local dealers dthroughout theon will
County, baa arrived. It is thirty.three
feet long with a diameter of nine feet and
will bold about 12,500 gallons of kerosene.
It will be placed upon four piers, each
nine feet long and thirteen feet high.
F titan.
Principal Dobson was at Winghatp
last week presiding et the examination.
The Sons of Temperance with vieitore
attended their annual service last
Sabbath afternoon at 2 30 o the Presby.
terian church..
Rev. D
B. Mae, the
he
p preached: '
The following are the ofiiaera in the 8.0.
T. lodge Ethel. W. P., J. 0, Lamont
W. A., Aliso !tiny Steinman ; F. S., Alex.
Lament Treas., 3. Obambera ; R. 8.,
Mise Laura Spence ; A. R. 8,, Mie E.
Milne; Conductor, Geo, Dobson ; Asst.
0onilootor, Miss Lyda Dunbar; Ohaplain;
Robb. MofGny ; 7 5., Mrs. Geo. Dobson ;
0. S., J. Wale; P. W. P., Mies1$. Smith ;
Organist, Mies Slemmon.
Sonoor,Rnroax.-Following la the 0010°1
report for the month of June :-5th ales,
examined in Comp. and Ari0h. Total
800,-W, Eokmier, 215; B. Summon,
182 ; H, Barr, 160 M. Hominid, 99 ; 0.
MaAllieter, 60. Sr. 4th. -•Examined in
Phys., Hist„ Spell., Arith, Total 460.-
D. Davies, 295 ; W, Mineola, 249 ;; G.
Imlay, 197 ; J. Kerr, 167 ; G. Ilokmier,
795 ; ]3. MoAllister, 89 ; L. Simpson, 50 ;
0. Lindsay, 45 ; M, afoAllietsr, 43. Jr.
4th,-Examoed in Geo, Spell., Arith.
Total 400,-E, Honenld, 895 ; G. Gill,
816 ; E, Oeber, 295 ;. E. Mee, 292 i' L.
Foga!, 201; 8, Dunbar, 288 ; M. Elliott,
278 ; 0, Rosined, 202,; M, Oaborne, 201;'
04. Sere, 142, Sr. 800,-Exembled in
Geog., Spell„ Aribh. Total 400,-W. Mo.
Allister, 813 ; L, McLeod, 249 ; W. Bad.
gley, 241 ; 0. Lindsay, 2861 G. 'Dunbar,
181; 19. Davidson, 167; G. Wanner,182;
Ai. petite, 64'; R. Dilworth, 10• Jr,
Ord-4Jxnmined in Georg., Spell., Arith
Total 404.-L, Chambers, 1128 i N, Sinlu.
Don, 804 • T. 1foilliat-r 26(1 H tl t
er accompanied by an address. An
elleut program was given, alter which
oheon was served. Mr. 0oeene hos•
hie home was thrown open to the
ng people, and a very enjoyable time
spent
pita
you
1300
Good erieh.
Ohae. Shannon hail arrived borne from
Dawson Oity on a two months' visit.
James Yates, Division Court olerk, is
occupying his new office on West street,
The Royal Tempters of Huron district.
will pio.nio at Grand Bend in the near
future.
The law offices of the town during the
months of July and August will oleos at:
8 p, m. except Saturdays, when they
will alone at 1 O'clock,
Capt. Dan. Malley, of the Sea Irving,
has had to quit work owing to trouble
with bio leg, which he injured last year.
He arrived borne from Wiarton last week,
Oliver Rhynae and Percy Cornell have
parobaaed the business of ,Cornell & Son,
1arniture dealers and undertakers, and
will conduct it with the firm name of
Rhyne & Cornell.
The result° of the arta examinations at
Trinity Uoivereity appeared on July let.
G. 79. Holt obtained first-class honors in
moderns and L. J. R. Neftel 0e0ond•olaae
honors in English, both obtaining the
pees in the primary examination (G. E.
Holt conditioned in Trigonometry). F.
Hovey, of Clinton, has passed•hie final,
taking firtt•olaos honors in philosophy..
At a meeting of the executive commit.
ee of the West Huron Liberal Aeooia•
ion held in.Goderiolo some twenty appli•
atione for the position in the enema
ervioe made vacant by the death of Don•
Id
0. Beechen were tinder coneide
too
on.
n motion of Han, J. T. Garrow, second-
d by Morgan Dalton, the Committee rea•
=mended to the ening member the
applio ation of James L. Grant, of Ashfield
ownohip. Others of the applicants
ad strong olaimo for the petition,' bat
oder all the oirenmstanoes the commit•
e thought beet to take the action
ated.
A man of sterling worth, in the person
David S. Straoen, was taken from
ur midst by the band or death, Mr,
traohan bad been troubled for some
me with enlargement of the heart, and
ring the poet few months hat been
eadily lining strength,. until oh Sate.
twoe a
tiveewaa of Scotland, havd ing been e born at
eeburo, Lan¢rkehire, eixly.one years
o. He come to. this town from the Old
entry in 1864 and followed hie, trade
moobiniot and blacksmith, for a great
aro of this time parrying on bre betimes
the well known faotory on Victoria
set.
0epgby. Sheriff W. H. (sundry has
aired from the British Government an
poiotinnt to a lieutenanoy in the
cutter Polioe on the' West Oonet of
rioa. The position ie worth 91,700 a
ar, and out of every period of eighteen
ntho be will hove nix menthe' holidays.
Gundry pained the necessary medical
aminatiou at London 'last week.
ire everybody o sorry that we onnnot
p W. H. in Goderfoh, it it a matter
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, oa es, L. for gratification that he will be able to
242 ; L. Eokmier, 224 ; B. Dokmier, 221; eNoy in to larger way the f(nalitieo wbiob
'IiO
BJ >D$5.X.S POST
1�1,.ilyraa„
bis work during ttta pan law years hal
above him to pogaege, 'There wi'I iu ail
probability be ttbpnda„t npparinrlit is
Ids ° r few
a' i i
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exerq d 0
.!<' fel
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hie,
Uatl
I O PP OR bravery 1 bav and k' t
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Yr
manugement of people, bet wherever
Lieut, .Gundry may be people will halls
to behave them/mites.
We wfen
l him
every e110000e. He expecte to twelve
word very exon to report for duly.
i h
game of beee bale on July 2nd BdA11 the
end of the ninth innings the score was 0,
0 and the Wingham bore deolined to play
longer on amount of the actions 01 the
enectatore end the bad deoioiane of the
Tins pie who was all for Godericb. Rooke
0f Brunetti, pitched, winning ball and
deserved to win allowing only 0 bite and
striking out 8 men. Gilpin on 2nd bee
and Downing in left field played an
errorless game and Collins behind the
bat woo a tower of strength. Straiton
pitched for Goderich.
Snore by Inoinge-1 23460789
Wingbom 1 8 0 1 1 0 0 0 0-0
Goderiob 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 110-0
Summary; --Hite' off Roche, 6 J off
Straiton 9 ; Bases en ball, off Rookie 5 ;
off Straiton, 4 ; Struck out, by Rooee 8
by Straiton 4, Two base hits, Shannon.
Three bane hit, Gilpin. Donble plays,
Gilpin to Grahnm, Tune 1.35, Umpire
Edwards.
Mltre.a•t,.t.
Several Merrieitee will visit Manitoba
end the Northwest ea soon 00 oar harvest
18 over,
N
BlaDon
8t
, h Ie still
cite
pooretlly but we hope old fie willline soon be con,
valesaent
Qua number of
te
5010gito build silos beforerie the hallrre 00 Sas
to haus a place for their corn orop.
Mine Jean Mustard, of Braoefield,visit.
ed her friend, Mise Lille B. Iebieter, last
week. Among the other visitors at Burn.
side Farm are Milton and Mrs, (leotard,
of Tama, Iowa. Mrs. Cosford fen a niece
of Reeve Iebieter,
Saaoon Raroax.-The' following is the
report of the standing of the pupils of
Button's school for to month of June :---
Sr, IV -M. Jackson, H. Skelton. Jr. IV
-W. Farquharson, M. Taylor, 0. Mc-
Arthur, Sr. III -0. Jackson, L. Fear,
M. Fear, N. MoArthnr, R. Jackson, J.
McArthur. Jr. III -D. Jackson, J. Bell,
0. Sbortreed, J. Watson. Sr. II -E.
Evans, D. McLean, E. Frgnharson, S.
Stubbs, J. Taylor. Jr. II -A. McCall.
F. McCaughey. Sr. Pt. II -F, Bell, N,
Jaokeon, R. Gray, J. McCaughey. Jr,
Pt. II -H. McCall, A. Skelton, J. Rose.
Olaoe I -G, Fear, R. Bell, R. Bird, M.
Watson. Nese JENNIE B, Kate, Teacher.
Smoot RE0OBT.-The following ie the
report of U. S. S. No. 8, Tarnberry and
Morris, for the month of June. The
names are in order of merit :-4th °beee-
E. Ferguson, R. Ornikebaok, 0. Craik•
shank, G. Elliott, F. Martin, R. Case.
more, 0. Walker, T. Walker, A. Elliott.
3rd olase-P: Vanotone, P. Hogg, B.
Martin, F. Tipling, C. Hammett. 2nd
olaee-B. Elliott, L. Moffat, L. Hogg,
A. Walker, G. Ferguson, H. Walker.
Part II. -A. Hogg, E. Tipling, P. Wal-
ker
Part Br.
P rt
Part L, No. 2-7.IWalkor ;;e Jr. Part I. -
Elliott ; Jr. Part I., No. 2-W. Wel-
ker, G. Ornikohank, R. Hogg, P. Martin,
W. Mckenzie, M. Walker. Average at-
tendance for the month was 26.
MISS NINA J. IBEIBTER, Teacher.
Exeter.
The Strawberry prop in this section hoe
been almost an absolute failure this
season owing to the iotenely dry weather.
The Masonio exoareioo to the pity of
Brantford on July 17. Return fare
from Exeter $1.25, good for two da
Mies Annie Greenway, daughter of
Hon. Tboe. Greenway, of Crystal City,
Man., ie here as the guest of Mies Pearl
Rollins. She ie'in delioate health and is
under the doctor's Dare.
L. 13. Diokson, who recently fractured
one of his ankles in an accident at Hen.
Ball, was brought home. The injured
member oontinnee to improve daily but
it will be some .weeks before be will be
able to nee it.
One of the most-dieaetroue fires that
has viejted Exeter for soma years took
plaoe bare on. Wednesday of last week.
jost ea most down to partake people w
f the rmidday settled
the wild clang of the fire bell was sounded
and a11 rushed to theooene of deetraotion.'
The heavy °fond° of smoke and leaping
flame made it easy to locate the fleetroy,
ing element, which had enveloped the en-
tire building, known for the past 25
years as
Mille.. The yfiremengd
were Boon on the
soene with the engine and before many
minutes had two streams playing on the
blaze, but the fire bad gained such bead.
way that nothing could be done towards
saving the building. The greater part of
the vast amount of lumber surrounding
the mill,llowever, was saved, including
ave
a lighttpisos 01 maohinery,taken from the � nothing Swag.
removed from the main building, and all
we its of
tools owned° by d othelnworkmen. Revere'kThere
was also a large quantity of wood destroy-
ed.
Thease
w not muoh
at to time, but luckily wet little there
wee came from the East, and thee being
no buildings on the Wet side the fire
was confined to the mill. The engine
did exoellont work, but the first tank
played out in a few minutes, thus show.
ing the folly of putting down such mini.
attire "tubby” holes as a meets to cope
with fire. The loos to Meeero. Dyer &
Howard 0s a heavy one, and is estimated
at between $6,000 and 97,000. There
was no insurance on either the building
or contents,
Winghr a s.
Jae, A. Cline bee the centred of mak-
ing the exteneiona,to the woterworke.
The many friends of Dr, Rose, of
Mooeejaw, N. W, T., formerly of this
town, will be pleased to learn of his new
appointment as customs officer nt that
place.
S. Jerome has lett for Chiang° to
attend the funeral of hie brother who
died in. Germany several weeks ago,
The body was brought to Chicago for in-
terme
Jas. Br,roadway, the new proprietor of
the Exchange hotel, took po0eeesion on
Monday of last week. J. E. Swans and
family have moved to thole dwelling on
Diagonal' street.
fort Muskoka wheard re they Wiobbs ll family
op nd3oldy
and August at their Snmmor home,
Rev. Mr. Rewash Will have °barge der.,
ing Mr, Hobbs' %boopae.
11, 0, Bell has purchased the o,..,,ing
berry, of Z,lrich. The hem v,ithird
bore, Pat Egerton" from 5 Beeson.
Ile „1 2
7 ,
tt1 1 t
j a .28 raoe horn, life, J3ell
will n
sa li:l
u ae a driver,
A. "Tipling, D, Anderson, W. 3. Heu•
der o
anon
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, .
H°each
nd u
g aloR 'tostheIn
Blnevale Road, 0005
M°rosave° , otin
wbiob to store their fodder corn, 'Thee°
gentlemen also intend purobaeipg a corp
harvester and worn nutter,
While workingi
the
a G. y T
R.
arde a.
,
t.
Palmerston, mere
to
0410 town, n, Ohne. Deane, formerly of
w , happened with a'very severe
aooldent. He was working ata ewitoh
when .be handle flew up and struck hire
fn the fade, crushing the bone just ander
Otte left
W. 0. Ca070.mpbell, who hos been attend*
ing the Canaria Boeinees College at Chat.
ham, baa returned home. Will, was enc.
woeful in carrying off the (}old medal
for general proficiency in the bueinese
department and the Sutherland Gold
medal for highest standing in maths.
mateeds,
Frerick Phillips appeared before
Mayor Clegg, on Wednesday morning of
last week, ()barged with Oreepasetdg by
Wm, Jobb, of Turnberry. It appears.
that Phillipa had been ordered to leave
Mr, Jobb's premises and he refused to, do
so and also threatened to fire Mr. Jobb'e
buildings and do other damage. The
Mayor sentenced the prisoner to 21 day'
in the county jail on the charge of tree.
passing.
Canatltia,ra Newe3.
Hamilton
barristers held their anneal
pig nits at Winona Park;
Robert McCoy, of North Augusta, ern -
mined euielde by.bangtng himself.
Wesley Farrell, a Hamilton boy, fell
through the Maonab street bridge and
received fatal injuries.
Paielelaws for a carpetycarrieders
tentocy10011banb oy by
and automobile factory.
It' ie rumored et Winnipeg that the
Roblin Goveromont may dissolve the
Legislature and go to the country this
Fall,
address and a purse 01 $1,000 on the oc•
Robert Henry was presented with an
nasion of hie leaving Brantford for De.
Croft.
Mane, of
a six.
year-old boy of Salem,le and WilRiverliam Mel.
6111, of St. Caterines, lost their lives by
drowning.
A small riot took pleat in the Hamil.
ton jail, and the police were called in to
quell it. The ringleader was put in the
dark ell for 70 hours.
Three prieonerp, serving eentenoeein
the Central jail at Portage -la Prairie,
were given their liberty for aesioting in
the recapture of another prisoner.
The monument to Queen Viotoria has
been placed, upon ite granite pedestal in
the Parliameot grounds at Ottawa. The
Dake of Cornwall and York will perform
the unveiling ceremony.
F. F. Griffin, land commissioner of the
O. P. R., Winnipeg, is in Montreal, and
epeake in glowing terms of the Western
crop prospects for the present season.
He figures out that tbe yield ought io
amount to between fortyfive million and
fifty million ch wonld leave
about thirty.five mill ontfor export. The
Drop will be an early one, and to a large
extent will esoape dooger from ferret.
WILL RUN
Remo
lookers'
60 Day
Excursions
to the
Canadian
Northlrost
At Return Fares
Winnipeg ......
Deloraine
An tier
Eeteven
Binsoarth
Maosomin
Hamlets.
Swan River 1
Regina
arkbon
nw 030
YMoo
oBoh
Calgar Albert 0 $35
Oary
Maccleleoo
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lgRed Deer $40
Red Deer f
Going Tune j5th Returning until Aug. 181b
Going ll July lotb,�RRetlurning nntfl Sept.letlo
Going July 00r11, RS. eturning until Sept. 9201
(AllRailor. B. S. Alberta)
A. H. NOTMAN,
Asst. Geol. Passenger Agent,
1 Xing Street East, Toronto.
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WOOL!
All the Wool in the Country
wanted at the
BRUSSELS
WOOLEN MILL
Where the highest price will be paid
in Oaeh or Trade.
I have in stook a good line of Blew
keting, Sheeting, Yarns (single and
double), Tweeds, etc. A11 pure wool and
no shoddy.
You eon into. rolls or exchanged. our ° m
ed, Don't wn ill yonr
Wool or have it manafaotared till you
oall at the Brenta Mill and get prices.
B. GERRY.
Spectacles
-03' ALL XINDB-
Fitted to Correct all
Failures of Eyesight,,
and your Eyes tested FREE by
Neat Optioal methods at
Division Court Office,
BRIISSELS,
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We are closing our Millinery department for this Beason and we
tante this opportunity et returning our sipoere thanks to oar nnmergne
apstomers and the ;subtle generally for the very liberal patronage extended
to us, This beebeen the beet Millinery season we have ever had in the
history of oar seines and during to next 10 days we' will offer startling
hergaine In Trimmed and Untrimmed Millinery to clear, as we will carry
nothing over to another season -everything moat go,
Ladies' Sailor°, in plain white and oolored straw, Silk band,re nIa
pride 40o, for 250. g r
Ladies' Sailors,' in llfaokinaw straw, worth 60a, for 800.
Girls' Saltore, in white and fanny straw, worth 85o, for 20e.
Girls' Sailors, in white and black, worth 25o, for 127o,
Ladies' Trimmed Rale, very stylish, worth 91.50, for 96o.
Ladles Hate, trimmed with chiffon, flowers and folia
93.95, for 92.25,' gen, regular prioe
Ladies' Tasoan Hato, trimmed with veiled rosea, foliage and biaok
velvet ribbon, worth $8.25, for $1.05,
Ribbons at greatly rednoed'priaes to clear.
A large collection of Flowers and Foliage, regular prices 15o, 20o and
2,50 each, your choice for 10e.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS.
�v Men's Flannelette Night Shirts, regular prioe 75o, for 60o,
`iT Men's Duke of York Neckties, something new, 25o,
rte,
lh
Al
This is certainly a'tWhite" Season. White W hi
te Waists
are in the lead, but our Colored Waists are so dainty and
stylish that they are going almost as fast as the White
ones. We have so many different Patterns, St les and
Prices that you will be sure to be suited. y
Perfect
Fitting
Ge
odQuaIty Print
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t
Dainty Patterns
SERVICEABLE and SENSIBLE
VERY STYLISH
COOL AND DRESSY
VERY DAINTY
Our Prettiest Waist
White Lawn with Insertion $ 75
Finer Lawn with Lace Yoke .. 1 00
Fine Lawn, 0)1•over Embroider
f y
f
Fronto 1 35
Linen Lawn, „
fronts 1 80
Very fine Linen Lawn
Embroidery
'
emusr
y
Trimming 2 00
(Fancy stripe, in light blue, pink,
j mauve, dark blue and white,
( bias or straight front and back50
(Pink, blue, mauve and grey stripes,
1 Ineerton down Front
Dark bine with White Insertion -
Light Stripes with Lace Yoke
-Fancy Stripes, bias Tuoked
Front and Back -Six different
linea to choose Irons, all for.... 1 00
(Very Pretty Patterns, in pink, green
jl and blue, Baiero Front with
Embroidery Trimming 1 25
(Fine Quality Muslin, in pink, blue
O and mauve Stripes, Soft Collar 1 35
(Light Ootored Melina with Fanoy
i( Silk Stripes, in mauve, green,
blue and pink 1 50
Light Bine with Polka Dot, also
dark blue and mauve with white
Stripe, Baler° Front trimmed
with Fine White Embroidery,
very Full Aladin 1 60
75 .
New Patterns in Foulards and Merlawns ;just opened out,
July Standard Patterns, Designers and Fashion Sheets to
hand,
Patterns kept in stock -6c to 25e.
Designers for sale at 10c each,
Fashion Sheets free to those who call for one,
NO FANCY PRICES. EVERYTHING CHEAP.
A. STRAc
H.AN.
JHJGGJES I itucciEs ! Bums!
IN ALL STYLES.
EWAN & 00.
BRUSSELS CARRIAGE WORKS,
Are ready to supply the demand of the public for any kind of wheeled rig se they
have a FINE, LARGE Stook from the BEST Manntaoturers in Canada, in
addition to their own make, all sold at CLOSE PRICES.
Rubber Tyrell Wheels.
We make a epeoiolty of the Hard Dunlop Rubber Tyred Melo, the tyre beingpin
on your own baggy wheels while yon wait, or we ma Supply both wheels and
tyre at very low prices. Every owner of a good buggy should have the Dunlop
put on by Ewan & 00. Work guaranteed all right as we keep nothing but
firet.olass workmen,
D. Ewan will devote a good share of bio time in sttendidg to the gale oome,ao the
Co. had soured a first-olaoa Horse Sher for the blacksmith shop
All wood work in onr line and general blockemithing done on our promisee and at as
low figures aa oon be obtained anywhere.
Onr own make of Buggies ttlie year are all 3a fnohe longer in the body than other
Buggies and for STYLE and 00z1Foli'04 oannot.be beaten.
We use to long distance, 1,000 mile axle, one or two °Hinge in a oeaeon is all they
y
It will, pay anybody who wants a frot•olaee rig to come 25 mioo to see our Sbow
Rooms this season before buying as our assortment ie large and o0
always well pleased to have people 0611 and examine oar doer d which
to the
largest ever shown in Brussels. t We mean bueinese, b ok which is the
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13uggioa, `pagoda, Carte and Wheelbarrows always on band,