The Brussels Post, 1912-3-28, Page 8w Wall Paper
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Out• new stock of Wall Paper has been chosen with much care and contains
the best and prettiest patterns to he had at a moderate prtoe. It much surpasses
what we have had in previous seasons,
1`F you are thinking of
Papering your Parlor
See the Crown Papers with panel effect, alto the new White and Gold patterns.
These are very different from the ordinary run of patterns and if you wish to have
what is strictly up -Lo date see them
Alen patterns suitable for Halls, Dining Rooms, Bedrooms and Kitchens—reel
Artistic patterns at low prices from 5e a roll up
Our 1912 Book of Interior Decoration
is to hand, and is at your service, with many clever ideas for decoration in the
way of combining papers
Already this season we have made many good sales of Wall Paper anti if You
have any thought of papering we cordially invite you to see what we have before
making your purchase. We shall be pleased to show you.
SPECIAL FOR EASTER—Easter Rabbits at 5c and roc each Easter Novelties
aad Bueleets. Beautiful range of Easter Post Cards at 2 for 5c, 50 and roc
each. Remember your friends with au Easter Postal,
Me Store F R. SMITH
DRUGGIST AND SI'ATI°NER.
goad jjays Pins
MILLINERY Openings.
HORSE Fair next Thursday.
CovxclL will meet Monday evening
THE choppiug mills baste been rushed.
NEXT Monday will usher in the month
of April.
Gar the snow cff your share of the
sidewalk.
DON'T pick up all the parcelsyou no-
tice next Monday.
THE Assizes are on at Godericb. W.
H. Kerr was attending as a juror.
FRIDAY of next week will be a Statu-
tory holiday—it being Good Friday.
SEE the burlesque Hockey game
Thursday evening of this week in the
rink.
Punic scbools will close for Easter
vacation 00 Thursday, April 4,b, to re-
open Monday 15tb.
.A WEDDING is hinted at brit as the
groom is a bashful fellow we will Dat
say anything more just now
THE spectacles advertised in THE
POST last week were claimed by the
owner before 6 p. m. on Thursday.
BRussti.s Creamery will re open for
the season as soon as the roads are good
enough to start the cream gathering
wagons.
WEDNE•nAY of this week Walter
ti Lowry left for the West with a car load
of heavy horses. He bandies a lot of
equines
CHARLES HINGSTON. formerly of Brus-
sels, bas bought a barbering business in
Onrlook, Sask , and is doing all right.
We wish him Rifeness.
FOOT BALL organization should be
got at earls' so MT to get down to plae-
tiCe 558000 -as Veloria park is fit, ';'here.
ise-lot of lively kickers in this town and
locality.
vE Boar —Last week Daniel
e nwhir as moved to town from
G
.township, purchased the black
roadster stallion, ••Black Diamond,"
from Messrs Hamilton & Anderson
liverymen. The new owner will put the
horse on a route this Spring.
SALE of STOCK —On Saturday after-
noon of this week there will he offered
for sale at the Central Hotel yards, a
car load of choice cows and young cat-
tle, also several young horses Sale will
commence at 2 o'clock Samuel Hirons
is tbe proprietor and F. S. Scott will he
the auctioneer.
BURLESQUE H OCKEY•—Thursday even-
ing of this week a Burlesque Hocke%
Match will be placed on the seatine rink
between the married and single men.
Game called at 7 3o o'clock If it's fun
you're after don't miss this play. Skat-
ing after the match Admission gents,
is cents ; ladies and children to cents.
CARD OF THANKS,—We wish t0 record
our sincere thaiiks 10 the many kind
friends for the loving interest, so well
sustained, toward the late Miss Inman.
through her long illness and her death
and the tender sympathy and kindly
•` acts extended to us. All were more
deeply appreciated than language can
adequately express We hope the lov
ing Father above will reward all bounti-
fully. We remain, tours gratefully,
Mats JAS. WIL'ON AND FAMILY.
DIED LAST FRIDAY —We are sorry to
becalled
0 on to report the decease of
Mrs. Robert Nay, of How
ick township,
wbich sad event occurred last Friday.
Deceased's maiden name was Margaret
Hamilton and she had been married
about 8 years, She was 30 years of age.
h'uneral took place on Monday to Lake -
Goon Friday will be a holiday.
Banks and otltei places of business will
be closed.
EGGS and butter are dropping in price
for which the consumers are not shed
dine any tears
FRIDAY of this week the County Tem•
perance workers will couyene at Cltuton
to discuss the situation.
MONDAY evening another Leap veal
skate was on the program in Biussele
rink. The ladies selected the partners
and the innovation appears to be mutual
ly eojoved.
SEAFaR'rR SPRING FAIR PO.TPONED --
Seaford)
Seaton) dpi ug Fair wince was an-
nounced to take place on 'I'uesdai,
April and, has been postponed ams
Tuesday April 16th, Make a note at
the change of date.
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NEW Hats for (nen and boys at G. N. MO•
LAREN'S.
Fon SALE.—A complete course in Texider•
my, also a Marini 22 calibre repeating nfle,
nearly new, and a first-class rabbit hound 10
months old. Apply to DDOALD 89070818005.
Ethel P O. Phone 419. 891
SEE the new ready-to•weer suits for ladies.
G. N. MoLAR5r'a.
U. P. RAILWAY—Homeseekera' excursions
will be run to all points in Manitoba, soaks-
tehewau and Alberta on April Ind, 18th and
Seth Full information, Mallets end bertha to
belied t tom
H. L. JAG•KBON, O. P. R. agent,
Brussels.
Haw ready-to-wear skirts for Ladies at G.
N MOLAREN'e.
Sete PitAs.—A quantity of good seed peas of
the Golden Vine vat ete for sale. Apply at
Lot 18, Con 18, Grey. JoaN STEVENSON.
89.1 Brussels P. 0.
850 the new white waists and wash dresses
at G. N. MOLee5N'S.
FoR 1ALE.—one General Purpose Horse,
good size, 8 years old in Spring Black with
brown i,o•e tangy, ,alive, sonnd, healthy enc
good natured. Prim: 9180 00 lora, SMITH,
Lot 4. Con, 7, Grey, 'Phone2110
1ioa'r forget the new boots and shovel at
G. N molese N's
BaooD sow wirhpig for sale. Also 80 hens.
ROBT ANDERSON, Brussels South.
Naw dress goods. Prints, Ginghems, Em-
broideries and Trimmings at G. N. MO-
LAaEN'e.
FOR SALE.—Good pneun stip tire buggy, al-
most in w, with automobile seat ' a ateel tired
buggy. almost new, automobile seat ; 2 good
goat robes Also it good brit•
k d Alin
ghoner
and comfortable stable unore
Q n Street, For
further particulars apply to Geo. BROWN,
Bruseals. 89•tf
'heroin, Our new clothing for men and
boys. Big assortment and big values at G.
N. MOLAKEN's.
0. A. U. No, 21 seed barley for sale. Price
$1 W per bushel. Also three thoro' bred York•
shire brood sows with pig and number of
store pigs. 104 Lot 21, Con. 12 Grey.
JM- Kaioaw, Oranbrook P. O.
DRTV[NG mare fo• ssle Would make a good
third horse. Apply to R. B5sDiB te, Brits•
eels.
Ia your eaves do not suit yon call and ex-
change with me or I sill sell to you at cost.
T. M OGREDoa, Brussels
HODas end lot, eligibly situated in Brussels,
for sale or to rent.. Further particulars may
be obtained from Mrs. R. Dark, or Dr. Holmes,
FOR SALE OR TO RENT —House and lot on
Turnherry street, Brussels, belonging to Thos.
Nicholls, For further particulars enquire at
Tato POST.
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WHAT TILE POST LOOKS FOR.—
Bright sunny days
Better time on the railways,
Big display of Spring goods.
Bricklayers to have their innings.
Busy times in garden and field.
MRS (REV) DAVID MILLAR DEAD.—
After suffering for three years from
acute rheumatism \'rs.Jessie Millar,
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widow of the late I
Rev. David Millar,
tormerle pastor of Knox church, Bros.
sell, died of srptle pneumonia, at her
residence, 114 Yorkville avenue, Toron
to. Mrs Millar was the daughter of
Duncan Campbell, of Rideau Ferry,
let cemetery. Mr. Nay and other rela- and grand -daughter of the late Rev.
tives will share in the sympathy of the Dr Buchanan. of Bechwich, Out. She
community. Mrs. Nay was a sister to was a member of the Westminster Pres
Dr. FIamilton, of Brussels, and was be- bytsrian church Deceased leaves two
loved by a wide circle of friends who daughters, Annie and Lillian. at dome
greatly regret her death. There are noand onesc
it George,
at school in Mon
children.
ROBERT MALCOLMt DECEASED — We
are sorry to report the passing away of
Robert Malcolm at Galt last Friday.
He was a former esteemed resident of
Brussels for a number of years where he
treat. She is also survived be four
sisters,—Mrs. Thos, Glides., Montreal ;
Mrs. 1. Hoops, Detroit ; and Mrs. Rich
Gildav and Mrs, Cernochan' of Toronto;
and one brother, David,of Rideau
Ferry,
Business Lance
is often missed when it might have been
easily embraced by
Systematic Saving
Begin now to prepare for the day of op-
portunity by depositing your savings in
The METROPOLITAN BAN K
$I.00 OR MORE OPENS AN ACCOUNT
BRUSSELS BRANCH F. H. GILROY. MANAGER
W C. T. U. meeting at the home of
Mrs. 'Dr Oaten on Friday afternoon of
this week at 3 o'clock,
GOOD FRIDAY .CONCERT.— It is Wilh
great pleasure that we learn of the in
tention of Bert. Lott, and Charles Duff.
A, C. C. O., to favor us with another
high class entertainment in the Town
Hall on Good Friday evening, with
Dougald Strachan as vocalist. These
performers need no introduction to our
readers, as they have alt appeared re-
peatedly before Brussels audiences. It
is interesting to note, however, that
since his last performance in Brussels,
Mr Duff appeared at an organ recital in
Toronto, on the program of which were
some of that city's most distinguished
musicians, and was highly spokeu of in
the papers, In Febtuary he gave a
most sncceesful piano recital in Mon-
treal. 'Thus our musical people may
anticipate a greater treat than ever,
Messrs Lott and Strachan have come
before us with their literary and vocal
number several times of late, and we
may always except something fresh and
genuinely good from them In addition
t i Bert Lott's stud v of elocution in Brant-
ford, he has also been receiving in
slruction under some of Toronto's most
competent teachers. Mr Strachan's
nnmbers have never failed to please.
F'idav evening. April the 5th Tickets
15e and 26c ; [reserved seats 350 Plan
open at Fox's drug store.
:' OGAR ANNIVERSARY —The following
Clipping from the Jamestown, N. Y.,
Morning Post refers to former well
known residents of Brussels :—T- Allen
and Mrs Hawkins, of Barrett Avenue,
celebratedthe
sixth anniversary of their
marriage by entertaining the choir of
the first Baptist church, at their home,
114 Barrett Avenue, Wednesday. Rev.
Dr. and Mrs Geo. C Moor, Mrs. Con-
ant, Mrs. W. J. Fairbanks, Mrs. Leon
Hitchcock, Mrs 'Thorne. Mrs Robinson
and Mrs. lobo W. Hartley, of this city
and Mrs. Charles Lutz. of Girard, Pa.,
were among the guests. The time was
passed veru pleasantly with music and
games of various sorts, the following
numbers being rendered := Ladies'
chorus. "Pretty Primrose" ; mixed
chorus, "Now the night in Starlit Splen
dor,"' baritone solo, "The Gladiator,"
Mr. Robinson; song, "Jamie Dear,"
Miss Ruth Blagbrough ; song, "I love
you truly," MISS Regna Ahlstrom ; song,
"The last Rose of Summer." Mrs. Ger-
ald Frey ; song, "Mighty Lak a Rose,"
Miss Martha 'Tweedale ; playlet. "The
Family Coach," the company • selections
on the musical glasses impersonation,
"The Latch Ker," piano solo, Beetho-
ven's Sonata, Op 14, No 2. Professor
Hawkins Gifts of sugar, candy,
strap, were showered on the host and
hostess and in the name of the guests
W I. Fairbanks presented them with a
beautiful cream and sugar set in cut
elm A dainty three course luncheon
was served under the supervision of
Mrs Arvid Peterson.
YE OLDE FOLKES SYNOIN' MEETIN'
The enletiamment given under the
auspices of Melville church Ladies' Aid
in the Town Hall Tuesday evening at-
tracted a large and well pleased audi-
ence. Program was a remarkable one
to musical ability, gorgeousness and
antediluvian costumes and the quaint-
ness of the performance It consisted
of the following t—Instrumental solo,
Mrs (Dr) Holmes • chorus, "When you
and I were young Maggie" by 14 mar-
ried ladies who represented fashions of
long ago. Mrs, Geo Thomson took
time from her knitting to play the ae•
compenists, an encore was "The old
gray honnett" ; duet, '0 dear, 0 dear
115 the plague of my life that ever you
became my wife," by D Taylor and
Mrs. S. C. Wilson : reading, "The
Ladies' Aid," by Mrs. Jno Meadows;
quartette, "Little Keu ve whau's cone.
iii," by Misses Jessie and Marjory
Strachan and Dougald and Rnbt.
Strachan ; solo, "Killarney" by Miss.
Fairy Robb and encore "'Che Golden
Wedding des" ; dialogue. "The pro-
posal," Misses 'Berea Bryans
and Bessie Moses; violin solo by D.
Talo u
Taylor, accompanied anied bv Mrs. Wilson •
Quilting party bee young ladies quer.
tette'Cousin JedediaU,n by Muses
Sirachan and Messrs Strachan, encore,
"London's Burning" ; reading by Miss
lesele Strachan ; a sextette, 'My Old
Kentucky Home" ; duet, "The Gipsy
Countess," by Miss Jessie McLauchlin
formed many wain friendships. Mr KIPPAN —One of Cornwall's old and and Lotne Eckmier ; chorus' "Silver
Malcolm is survived by his wife and respected residents, John Kippan shed threads among the gold,' chorus be
one daughter, Miss Nina, The at his residence in the county buildings boys, "My bonnie is over the ocean,"
#hnerel took place Monday afternoon. in that town on Wednesday morning,
Mrs and Miss Malcolm may rest assured March zo Deceased was born in the
that they have the heartfelt svmpathy of township of North Easthope, near
3russelites in their bereavement. Mr. Stratford, 68 vears ago, and went to
Malcolm was a manly man and won his Cornwall over 3o years since as agent
way by his unassuming integrity and of the Singer Sewing Machine Co.
geniality. After some Years he was appointed
Cit4eartle1?pslNEss.—Another change bailiff of the division court, and eighteen
in proprietorship at the Hamilton Is An. years ago, be became turnkey of the
dersot livery stable took place on Mon- counts jail, a position he held at the
day of this Week, Mesbit Hamilton dis. time of bis death, though be intended
peeing of his interest to Daniel Denman, relinquisbiug the pace at the end of the
Who, with Wilt. Anderson, is now in preseul month. His wife who was Mise
possession, Mr Hamilton's health is Lucinda Miller of Elizabethtown, sur-
none too rugged and he purposes taking elves him He left no children, but
a ho`da fu which he take a trip two brothers,
Jas K p
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with the expeetehon of building up, wall and Rev A H. Kippan, of Har
Tbe present proprietors should do Well riogton Ont and three sisters, Mrs
as betb are good workers and well ac- McMillan Stratford; Mrs. Alox Hart,
quainted with horses and their care, Listowel, and Mrs. Peter Crerar.
We wish theta success We are sorry Molesworth. He wag quiet, kindly pian
Po loge Mr Hamilton from Brussels but and had msnv Mende to Cornwell, who
hope he will Ido well wherever his lot testified their respect by turning out in
maybe east Mr. Denman its no Strang- considerable !Minitel% lo the funeral.
or thyro as be has lived in this vicinity Mr Kippan wee a resident of Brussels
for a good atatiy years, for a ntunber of years,
with encore "A good old fashion-
ed girl" ; "Auld Lang Syne" by the
company, The proceeds were $57 63.
It was the greatest dress parade of the
season and pleased the audience won-
derfully well Solite of. the costumes
were too ytars old, The Ladies' Aid is
to he congtatulated on the splendid:
success and hope they will repeat it.
People We Talk About
Ernie Franklin went West Met week
in charge of horses for George Keys
He was an industrious young fellow
and should do well,
Mrs C Ellman, of Atwood, spent
Seturdsy and Sunday of last week in
Brussels the guest of Geo. and Mrs,
Keys, Turnberry street.
James Thomson, who is in the Bank
of Hamilton, ie home on a visit with his
parents, George and Mrs. Thomson do
1bown, to recruit his health. We hope
e will soon improve,
W. H. LOVE
Funeral Director
The Standard Bank of Canada
Record of Business as at the 31st of January, 1912
AssgTs
Cash en Hand • - $3,818,722.14
Notes and Cheques of
and due by other Banks - 2,470,701.48
Dominion Govt. and other
firat-class Bonds •
Loans on Call, on Govt.,
Municipal and other
Bonds and Stocks - •
Government Deposit to
secure Note Circulation
Bills Discounted and
Current Advances
Bank Premises •
Other Assets
2,862,194.88
1,008,845.00
100,000.00
• 25,897,868.88
897,842.13
• 67,253.47
$37,311,317.78
Mrs. Fullerton, milliner at Misa Mar
Ross', spent Saturday Sud Sunday eat
ing on old friends at Atwood an
Men Ic ton,
Mrs, Duncan Livingston was knncke
down oil Miun street be a horse and cu
and Embalmer ter but fortunately escaped without in
jury, barring rhe fright. It migbt easil
Orders promptly and care- have been woree,
fully attended to night or We regret to state that Mrs John
day. Phone 228. Hunter, John street, does not improveas
gniekly as it was hoped she would and
some days her symptoms are not of an
encouraging character We trust her
gaud constitution will proveable to ward
off the unwelcome condihone and that
she will Komi be convalescent.
Alex Anderson is back from a bus;• Rev, Andrew Scott, wile has been
gess trip to the West. pastor of the -Second Church at Christ
Will Ament is on the sick list but we in Danville, Denote, for 5 yea's and
hope he will soon be 0. K more Ie5en115 evangelist for 3 rears. has
Miss Ger! ie Duncan and Miss Stella accepted a call to the pastorate of the
Gerry were visitors at Atwood this Hoopeston, III , Christian church He
week. has been a very successful worker and
Rev. J1'E Hunter, of 'Tuppeeville, is both in and out of titpulpit has woo
a visitor at his parented home here owing , favor. The reverend gentleman is a
to the illness of his Mother, former resident of this locality being a
Councillor Muldoon is back from a brother of Mrs. Peter Watson, Queen
trip to tbe West where be went with a street, Brussels. We wish him pros.
car of horses. He sold at Milestone, perity.
Sask LR HANNON DEAD — Rev James
D 0, Hogg, who has been laid aside Hannon. D D , formerly President of
by au injury to one of his feet occasion. the Guelph Conference, died at St.
ed by a cut from an axe, is analcing Marys Saturday evening at the home of
favorable progress and we ;tope he will his .oil-in•law, Rev F. E. Malott Dr
snoo be o. k. Hannon served at 'leo onto, Hamilton,
Mrs J. Leckie and Miss Annice Mc. Lumdun, St. Marys, Guelph, St Thomas
Kinnon, her niece, of Winnipeg, are Strotfo'•d and other places He was 75
visiting Mts. (Dr ) Coyne at Bothwell. years old, and had been ill for some
The latter is Mrs Leckie's sister and is time. Dr Hannon was President of the
well known in Brussels, Guelph Conference f ]r a term, and had
Mrs George Barkley line been so ser- served on the General hoard of Mission,
ioualy ill during the week that her rela and on the Superannuation board, Be-
tives and friends were extremely atxtome sides his wife, who was Miss Salah M.
concerning her condition. We hope she Wilson prior to her marriage, he is sur -
will soon regain her health. vived by one son, Judge G W. Hannon,
J. W and Mrs Kerney left for their of Regina He entered the ministry at
new home in Guelph on Tuesday of this the age of 20, and his first charge was in
week The former will have charse of the' Toronto Conference. After ordina•
the Co. of Wellington as insurance tion he was stationed successively at
agent. They are old and highly esteem- Newcastle, Bowman villa, 'Toronto
ed residents of Brussels and carry with (Ynuge Street, Adelaide and Berkeley
them the best wishes of the people of this S'reel, ), Hamilton (Centenary and Zino)
locality THE Poem has pleasure in rec London (F'rst Church) Hamilton (Zion
ommending them to the citizenship of Tabernacle) Dundas, St• Mares, kin -
the Royal city. The two daughters will sardine, Guelph, St 'Thomas, First
follow later to Guelph, Church) Stratford (Central t'hurch)
inn and. Mrs Lawson, of Golerich, Cha•ham (Park Street) Exeter (Jtrrties
have gone on a trip to the Old Land arid Street) Seven years ago he retired
will vise Scotland and England and pen, from the active work after 47 Years of
"haps Ireland, before returning Mr. a'mosr eontlttuou. toil. The funeral
Lawson's old home is in Scotland and was held tin TI•ursda. to Mount Pleas
Mrs Lawson sill go to see her sister in ant Cemetery. London -
Manchester, England 'lite two latter
are sisters to MTs. W1
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town, We wish M' and -Mrs Leiwsnn' This is an apt deactiption of const;-
a veru enjoyable time and a sale return patlpn It's an mutative] enndi4on Lo
We ret;• et to hear the. Bert flingsuin, begin with, teed Its 'nate, because it
son of 1:. '1' and Mrs Hingston, of brings.a},out blood. dctettoi0110n,.i11
Brussels, who has been associated . with teifat'es' with digestion, renders' you
the drug business in the West for seveeel-sneiiepLrtlle: lir iefections diseases and
veara and was attending the• College of ' causes anaetiiia ;Nat'81 tnitnli a put
Pharmacy, has been cempellede't115 +gative as t ailttutltl stitnulane to the
desist owing to ill health and is trowel1 hinvt)v is what y ou need You', get it.
the hospital in Ninett, -Man., yudeenvor i1, Dt I3jttniltou s Pills which ins: ease'
ing to build up Many old friends Ire e liver actlyity, resters: the bowels to
hope to hear of his speedy restoration., e fectactioit acid positively,eure.con-,
LIABILITIES
Notes in Circulation • $1,992,353.00
Deposits . • 30,116,8119.88
Dividends - • • 85,459,00
Due to other Banks - 403,808.87
Capital - $2,000,000.00
Reserve Fund 2,600,000,00
Rebateoflnterest
on Discounts - 71,043.45
Balance of Profit
and Loss Acct. 61,883,58 4,733,097.03
537,311,317.78
GEO. P. SCHOLFIELD,
General Manager.
y stipation and its attendant evils. In -
1 filet On having only Dr. Hamilton's
d Pills of Mandrake anti Buteervtut, 25c,
per box at all dealers.
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HENDEReoN.— At Wingham Jutotion, on
Mu oh loth, to Mr. and sera. axe Bender-
eon,o sun,
WILKIN5ON,—In E-cnnaba, Mich , on March
28.d, to Mr. and 5118. Thos. Wilkinson, a
son.
MARRIED
l,IIIeTARD—MABTER,—At the manse, Bluevnle,
on March 2UIh, by Rev. W. J. West, AI A„
Miss Florence at daughter of Mr, Walter
Martin, London England, to Mr. Alexan•
der Mustard, arra line, Morris,
DIED
GREEN —In Portage la Pralrle, Man., on
Marob 21st, Mary Wilton, relict of the late
Walter Green, aged 81 yesre,
MOLEOn.—In Ethel, on March 25th, Catharine,
daughter of the late John McLeod, aged 18
years, 11 months and 0 days.
NAY—In Howlett township, on March 22nd,
Margaret Hamilton, beloved wife of
Robert Nay, aged 80 yeas aid 18 .lava.
SMrra.-7n Morrie. on March 271h, Joseph
Smith, aged 82 years 2 months and 27 days.
8110110100—' Ib teKnlloP, on March 24111
William
ci1TA l —IWiShonghnmn Ma h8th,- The..
H. Taylor, aged 80 years,
AUCTION SALES
SATURDAY •MAROIt 80T111dome .— do, young
cattle end mite at 2 o'olook, F. 8,-4eott, Aue.,
Samuel Hirons, prop, .-
BRUSSELS MARKET
Wheat
Oats
Peas
Barley
Butter
Eggs
Potatoes
Hay
Hoge
Oattle
Wool
801 00
81
75
12 00
420
12
CO 90
40
1 15
88
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P:e OtTHl1 AND LOT for sale or to rent --As
a� purpose. ldaving Brussels shortly my
-kouee and lot on Turnbnrry verset, south, ns
Offered for 5010 or to rent. Passoseion eon be
had April tat, Apply at nitre On
Phone No, 80 a% W. $ERN&YEr,
sasele,
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NWe hilts special pleasure In at1. 0 e
0 nottncitig the arrival or out',uew 0
e stock 00 Wall Prtprr, Our Bee- LI'
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0 cuulprises a via y large and var-
0 led assorhnent, Apal t from the
e very large stork we have on
a hand We alai, catty samples of
0 an exeeedlugly line lice 01 Eng-
9 Bait Import Papel a which we
9 Gun supply at it day's notice if
e oeeesatty, 'Phil Lure a very
haudseme line of Papers which
a, we will be very glad to show
e you as well rte out regular stock
0 at nay titue you favor u8 with a
e call. At
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meatBneese®•eseuse ••••••este
WANTED.—LADIES TO DO PLAIN AND
light sowing et Lane, whole or spare
time ; good pay ; work awn, any distance ;
Chargee 5511 1 send stamp for full particulars.
NATIONAL elANUr'AOTURINte CO„
89-1 Montreal, Que.
TEAOFIEa WANTED,—Peinelpal for 8, 8.
No 7, Grey, (Urn n brook V111age;i..,ilutles
to ournmento after (taster vacation. State
salary and experience, Appiloatione received
by the Undersigned up to April 2nd,
M, KRA UUSS,
88.2 Secretory, Uranbrook P. 0,
To Contractors
The Muaioip,il Ceunotl of the Township of
orris ore asking fur Isidore for I he painting
of Hultman aid sum mirevtlie bridges 3110
teder- will pr opened a1 the Totvli hep Hnll
on Monday Ain't] 1st a 8 o'clock.
A 51A01008N, Or.5RK,
Bluevnlr, march -Web, 1012. 891
CALOR FOR HA I:E — The find _property,
Ia10Wn aN the Ulu smith - fe rm. consist -mg
01 205 Imre., mwrr u. lens, bang Lots 4 -and t,
0511 7, Grey, is offal ed ter sale. Would ;mdse
twit Nepar,itt• 611•111H wi h buildings on each.
This IN 0 desirable property, convenient loco•
tion and in lair suits of eultivarinn, '500,1
water and good neighborhood Price fair be.
twoen man end mtt. nu. p.rteuhtts apply to
EI.I 838I189, Bi•us.els. 89.2.
d1411 FOR 8ALE OR 7'O RENT bring Bir
Lot 00, Con, 1, TIraberry, containing 54%
acres ; traulr house, hark barn, good well
and orchard. Land in extra eoorl heart hav-
ing been e, opprst yore lightly fur past i0enre.
11,18 satiated on grim 1 rosin between Wrox•
Wrox-
eter and Brussels, and l( idles from school,
a apploffice,0,bgn ale.IC19RCHER FOr further
Wrot',particulars
MAUDE C. BRYANS
OPbITHALMO'L OIIST
Personal graduate Dennrtinet'MC Onhthnb .
urology, Aloc'o•miclt Neurological .pollege,
Chicago, Ili., is Pi *pared to 105 sye%and dt
elxoses at her office over Grewar'sRestaurrpt,
Eh nasals, '1'hmrednv,. Irn•idsy and Saturday,Lf
eneh Wetlt from 1.80 lo Op'm In Toronto, aif-:..
719 Spading ave., ether deya of week.
Phone 1210
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WE are -opening a Creamery in the` Kent Block, Wingham, and put-
ting in the best machinery for turn-
ing out Butter ' of the best, quality, and
solicit your Cream for which we will pay the
highest price. We intend making Butter
Summer and Winter, and will take your
Cream all the year round,
We intend using individual cans. We
will mail all a report t daily of
weight, test and
value of
all ClCl a
rn•re '
calved, and price we
intend paying for the following week. ,
We will pay for all Cream received on
demand,
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If our Canvasser has not'alreadya called
on you, kindly inquire for 'plllticulars from,
the manager of the Creamery:
Telephone 156
The WM, DAYlE
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