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TORONTO, ONT.
11 During July we had fifty Minim as
U many calla for oilloo help as wu had
ggraduates going out, and dating Aug- yt
ust we hall alxty.aevoui titans ad wetly.
This Is the sobuoi that fa uopstttutl)'
"golug ahead" and not "standing still' ,,jjlQQQ
ur booking up." Write for beautiful
ontulogue. Now lethe
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MEDICAL CARDS.
T)R. R. A. BURNS—
Successor to Dr. J. A. McNaughton
Brussels, Ontario
Graduate of Polyclinic Poet Graduate
School of Modiotne and Surgery, New York.
Member of College of Phye oieus and aur -
emit. of Ontario.
Office and .resldenee same a0 formerly 00-
oupted by Dr. efollaugntou.
Dteousee of women a speoialby.
Phone No, 21,
BUSINESS CARDS.
vv. H. MoORACItEN—
V V • Sather of Marriage Licensee, 0I•
lieu mt Grocery, Turnborry etreet, Brussels,
WM. SPENCE
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
of MARRIAGE LICENSES
OMee 61t the rest Office, Ethel. 80.1
C. 0.
Court Princess Alexandria, No.24, 0.0. 1.,
Bruesele, moots in their Lodge Room, Blas-
hill Moak, on the 2ud mud last Tuesdays of
each month, et8 o'clock. Visaing brethren
always welcome.
0 90RGE KERB, 0. R.
W. L, LSATBL+ISDALE, 1t. S.
JAMES HARRIS,
Agent Howick Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
Oflloe and Rosidence—
WALTON. ONT.
ROBERT CUNNING HAMI
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
.t S. SCOTT AS AN AUO'TION•
A- • NEn, will sell for better prices, to
ret! ,better men, 1n lose time and lose ch01000
than any other Auctioneer in East Baron or
Le won't °barge anything. Dates and orders
can always bo arranged at tile office or by
personal applioation,
ROBT. H. GARNISS
BLUhIVALE — ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terme reasonable. Sales arranged for
01 the ofaoe of TEE PoeT, Brueaeie, 221f
VETERINARY.
G• A. CUNNINGHAM—
Honor Graduate of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, Is prepared to treat alt die -
Laths of domesticated animals in a li mpet-
nut wanner. Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry and Milk Never. Calle
promptly attended to, 011ioe aud Infirmary
—Four doors North of bridge, 'Turnberry et„
hruasele.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
AB. MAODONALD—
•Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc.
bucoee er to G. Ir. Blair. O111oe over Stan-
dard Sauk. Bruseel0, Solioltor for Metro-
politanSauk. •
NvM. SINCLAIR—
• Barrister, Solicitor, icouveyaneer,
Notary Public, deo. Otho;+—Stewart's Block
1 door North of Central Hotel.
Solicitor for the standard Bunk.
phO JDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR—
BARLtIS'TERa, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES
PUBLIC, ETC,
W. PnonD8oOT, K. O. R. 0. Han
G, F. BLAIR.
011ioes—Those formerly 000upied by Messrs
Qam0r0n Si Bolt. ONTARIO.11011n0108,
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD.
DENTIST
Graduate of We ,Royal Oollege of Dental
Surgeoue of Ontario and Eirot•ola°o Honer
Graduate of Toronto University. Moo
next to Brewer's. Photograph tlallery,
BRUSSELS.
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STRATFORD. ONT.
This School la rocogulzed to bo one
Id of the best Commercial Schools in the
1.1 Province. Our courses are thorough
and up-to-date, We give a penotioal
Ittraining and assist our graduates to
good positions. Itis impos0ible for us
to satiety the demand made on tutor
Oilloo help, Those interested in their
own welfare should write for our h'oe
catalogue.
ELLIOTT & MoLAOHLAN,
Prluolpale,
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Barr,& of Hamilton.
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1G. Tta G Asset fjt$*l0 0,000,0
Total assets, Nta9,oce,v,t9
80 BitANOE198 IN CANADA 80
President, • - HON. WM, GIBSON
Vico President & Gouural Manager,
JA AI '10210111000
ETHEL AGENCY
Savings Department—Ample security
for Depu01 tors,
Depositaot $1.00 and opwartle roeolved.
Interest allowed at current rates and
compounded half yearly.
/ ADVANCES matte to farmers for
t
feeding stook.
Salo Notes collooted and advances
made thereon.
Drafts bought and sold,
W. N. hfoZAY, Sun-A0uu0.
'4• a1 9 0Gr $.9kfGr29'ri t
3:'rztrict Ron,
At W0041.
Rime Fall Fair, Oot 2nd and 3rd.
Joe MaFarten°, of Gerrie, bite beoome
e. member of the Bauk of Hamilton here.
Mien Ruth Knox and Mice Alioe Currie
left for Listowel last Monday afternoon
to attend High Bebop/.
Wednesday evoning,Mies Maggie Gil.
ohriet, of Newry, was united in marriage
with Arthur Peebles, drover, of Atwood.
The Council at their loot meeting pass-
ed a ree01011en prohibiting partied dump-
ing offensive material ill the alley West
of Main etreet.
J. 8. Tilley, of Toronto, Iuepeotor of
Model 8ohoole, was in the village ls01
week ou a visit to hie old friend, J. W.
MaBain, Main etreet.
E. T. Greeneidee has improved the
baolt part of hie property by pulling
down the old toe house and patting up a
very neat building, 30x12 Leet.
Piles positively aurid with Dr. Shoop's
Magid Ointment. It's made for pile°
alone, and it does the work to perfeotion.
Itching, painful, protruding or biiud piles
disappear lilts magic). Sold by F. R.
Smith.
lekeoL* or Lit.
Mrs, A. D. Sutherland has goue to
Fort 8aekatohewau where she will visit.
Arthur Broedfoot, who had taken ill at
Mooeejaw Sask., arrived home the latter
part of last week. He ie eofferiug from
an attaek of fever.
Mr. Middlemoet, of St. Catharines, has
been engaged ae an assistant is the
blacksmith department of the Robert
Bell Engine and Thresher 0o.
Mre. Murray, of Goderiob etreet, re•
oeived word last week that her grand•
daughter Jennie Murray was ill with
typhoid fever in the Brandon hospital.
James sod Mre. Miller, of Abilene,
Kansas, have beun visiting at Dr. H. B.
Rose'. Mrs. Miller ie a cousin of the
dootor's and wee formerly Mies Annie
Roes, of the Loudon rued. -
Mre. Jno. 01uff, of Altura;, California,
arrived in town atter an absence of 12
years. She 019010 to take care of her
aged mother, Mrs. Rob). Frenoh, who has
been very 111,
Lttytowet.
Listowel Fall Fair on 'Tuesday and
Wednesday this week.
F. and Mre. Wilson, of Chicago, who
have been visiting with Mrs, J. Rodgers,
have gone to Brussels.
On Monday of last week the ant 0.
P. R. 'theme reached Milverton, laying
the ties end mile me it came, The town
was considerably exoited over the event,
Mre. Henry Beeooly, of Southern
Alberta and Jonathan Maynard, of Weer
Bey city, Mioh., are home 00 dee their
mother, Mre, Thos. Mayuard, who, ie ill.
Mrs. (Rev.) T. E. Harrison, of Lon.
don, occupied the pulpit of the Listowel
Methodist ohuroh in the ioterealo of the
Women's Mieeionary• Auxiliary, morn•
ing and evening, Sept. 23rd.
Mier Sproule, who has boon in Tor-
onto for the peat few weeks visiting the
different hospitals, returned on Friday
a000mpanied by Mre. (Dr,) Johnston,
of that city, and will spend a week with
Mre. J. P. Walters.
S. J. Stevenson has Bold out hie butoh•
er oud grooery bueineOe on Wallace etreeb
to Mre. S. L. Kidd and sou. The latter
have leased the premiee0 and will sou•
Tone bttrfueae in the present stand, ,
Carr Harris, attaobed to the British
Army Royal engineer°, has re001001y
returned from Mind on a mouth's fur
lough, and spent a day or two with hie
father, )Engineer Harris of the G. & G.
Ry. He left here on Salardny and will
shortly proceed to•Iudia.
Eheumatiem ie not incurable. Stub.
born 7 Yee I But Dr. Shoop'° Rhouma•
do Remedy will it faithfully used drive
it out of the system. Its the blood that's
at fault. Poioonone oryelala like sand
get into the joints and tnasoleo, Dr.
8hoop'e Rheumatic, Remedy prevents
this. It drivee Rhoumntiem from the
blood and then Puheumatiem dies, We
recommend Andean it. F. R. Smith.
•
caoeteriol.. •
Tun KINTAIL OuARIVARI.—Eleven of the
young men charged with unlawful lie•.
aembly, in takiug part in the Ashfield
oharivari case, were brought before Judge
Doyle for election. As will be remember-
ed, they had all been committed to bail,
and while under bail oommitted to the
next omit of competent jurisdiction
they could not elect, so to remedy the
defect they severally placed themselves
in custody, and than overoame the
difficulty and were enabled to elect,
which they did by requesting to • be
tried by His Honor without a jury,
and to the indiotmeot as read they all
by counsel, pleaded guilty. For the
defends were Wm. Proudfoot, M. G.
Cameron, G. F. Blair, M. 0. Johnston,
and J. 3. Killoran, and Meseta. Proud•
foot, Cameron and Johneten each ad.
dressed Hie Honor on behalf of the
defendants, asking the olemenoy of the
court, Judge Doyle oddreeeed the
defendants at some length, pointing
out that our laws must bo obeyed, and
if not obeyed they must be upheld by
the law ;aware, and that oitixene dot
Ing their duty to the state by marry -
leg meet be protected from end) bru-
tal outrages as obarivarie generally,
lead to. After warning the defend•
wee
ante against coming before lam again
for Roy nko offeooe, he relta"ed the
four younger defendunte, John Still
vuu, Gordon Dreuuen, EUiou Drennan
and Marry Young and flood Jae,
Kmaue, "J l t as.
Farrell John 1n to
r
,
Joeoph Griffin, Jas. Bowler Geor;;e
Drennan mid Jae. Buckley, enoll our
Sethi,, illathew MoUra:ght, the other
defendant Watt not prevent to eloot,
eo will kava 10 appear at the Fall ae•
elm court, which opens ou the 2nd
print.
AN INTEEeeq'tNa CAstt.—The Mitch•
ell Advocate lard :—Tito only outs of
Intereet in Division Court woe an notion
by John and Bartow/ Guitney, of Logan,
ngoinet 13, T. Dean, of Goderiob, who
k. pt a grooery store at Mitcbell early in
the preeeut year, Ot of the plaiutiffe
purehaeed from u alert{ in the defend•
aul'a store throe potmde of what pur.
ported to be rape Beed, for the purpose
of raising a orop. Tho Beed wee sown
on three aoree of land, but it turned
out to bo a troublesome weed known
as wild rudieb, The plaintiffs not ooly
loot the eeaeon'e orop on the three
mores bat were also put to oats•
oiderable trouble in endeavoring to rid
the laud of the weed, The defendant's
clerk elated In ovidenoe that at the
thne of gelling the Beed be avid that
the Geed was not guaranteed. The
plaintiff who paroltaeed the seed de.
need this. Elia Honor held limb it made
no difference whether this ebalement
had been made or not, that the Beed bad
been labelled and Bold as rape Geed,
that the plaintiff did not know that it
woe not rape oeed, and that the defend-
ant wee liable. Jndgmeot wee entered
for the plaintiffa for $80 damogee, with
aoete. F. H. Thompson for plaintiffs,
J. L. Killoran, Goderiob, for deteudaut.
Mr. Dean will now prueeo0te the estate
from which the seed wail bought and ie
likely to r9oover.
DISPUTE AT GODnRIou. Tb0 Guelph &
Goderiob brooch, under aonetrnotion,
and the Graud Trunk Railway are at it
deadlock here at preeeut through. the
alleged euoroaobmeut of the Graud
Trunk on the lands of the Gnelph &
Goderloh. Early •Tbureday morning
the Grand Trunk Railway gent a epooial
to Goderiob, and under instruction of
Supt. Brownlee who was on the groond,
commenced excavation for a new aiding
along the water front directly beneath
the main Otto of the Guelph & Goderiob,
which it carried out, would undermine
some parte of the letter's treolt and result
ill a considerably greater expeediter° in
ereoting r, tainiog walls to support the
upper track. It appears that the Grand
Trunk have for years been canning over
certain lands along the waterfront which
belonged to private parties. Therm lends
along with other adjoining' property,
have recently been acquired by the
Guelph & Goderiob, but the foot that the
disputed portions now in ase by the
Grand Trunk have bean need by them
ter a number of years without molests.
lion would give them full rights. The
oontentiun of the Grand Trunk is that
when the Guelph & Goderiob made
apptioatton to the Railway Oommieeion
some months ago for pormieeiou to a0•
quire oer1a10 lands of the Grand Trunk
Railway for their use, the Graud Trunk
Railway were to reserve enffioiont trout•
age to permit of an additional track it
regained. This ie the track ill question,
whioh the Grand Trunk Railway leave
oomtneneed to exeavato. The 10. 'r, It,
'trunk have 'mead with an injuuotion to
restrain them Iran prooeedlog with the
exottvation and tntfi an Agreement 19
r t eti 1
resulted the o h i0 at u s a d 1
Work n
Grand Trunk Railway engineers and
otlloiale are here to eabetaotieto their
claim. It le unfortunate that further
delay may eooue for with the °ompletion
of the moderu oonorete elevator ae an
eerie date the G•and Trunk Railway
will be taxed to their atmos) to facilitate
grain and flour shipments.
Notes of a Trip to Montreal,
The IntinerrhU and Cwumerclnl Metro.
po11e et the Ivontlntuit.
Thinking that a few jottings of a trip
to the old historic oity of Montreal
might be of interest to the readers of
Tux Pose I will endeavor to give my
impressions of eights and swum doming
under my notice.
I wao fortunate, along with many
°there from the Loudon Oonterenoe, to
be elected a delegate to the quadrennial
seseioua of the General Conference of
the Methodist Church, which opened
Ito proosedinge in the apleodidly egnip•
pod 61, James' Methodist Obaroh,
Montreal, on Wednesday, 12th inet„ at
10,80 a. m.
;,,Leaving Brussel, et 8 p, m. ou Tees,
day I arrived at Toronto about 8 o'clock
and at 10,15 p, no. boarded the Bleeping
ear Wiudemere for the East. There
were scores of othere who lied set their
Laces in the direction from which the
wise men lama in the olden days, so
numb was thio the ease that our power
fel engine had all it could haul of living
freight, every berth being taken.
It seems to take moat people a good
while to get used to this modern and
comfortable mods of night travel, ee.
peoially in disrobing and making your
toilet io snail oireuntooribed goartere,
The voyages of dieoovery ne0eseary to
locate in a berth the varione etoetera0
That go to make up your workrobe re•
lieve the monotony of a journey and
()acme you to breathe easier when you
reach more oommodioue quarters.
We reaobed Montreal about 8 o'olook
Wednesday moruiug and after a good
broakfaot at the Queen's hied to the
Oonferenoe church where amines of re•
newels of old aoquaiutaooeehip and in•
trodnotioue were in order. All that
would add to the oonvenienoe, comfort
and diepatoh of Moines's was to be
found at the (thumb. Telephone, tele-
graph and poat•offfaoe, Missionary liter-
ature, book room enppliee, tables with
paper, envelopes, etc., tor oorreepond-
euoe were there and two young lady
stenographers and typewriters were at
the command of the Oonfereaoe Offieiale
and the delegates as well,
The veteran Rev. Dr. Garman, Gen•
era) Superintendent, occupies the chief
ohair in the Conference and la methodi.
oal, terse, good humored and quirk is
hie derieione, ruling the targe body
with a kindly aatbority to which all ap•
pear to be willing to render obserful
obedienoe. Rev. T. A. Moore wan
elected Secretary by a large vote and
fills the poet moat aooeptabiy.
Every delegate ie on from 8 to 5 Com.
mitteoo em that there is ample oppor•
i
Ready -#o -
wear Hats
for Fall
N SATURDAY
our showing of Ready-to-wear
Hats will be placed on our Tables
ready for your inspection.
We will be pleased to wel-
come you to this Department
where we are showing a complete
range of styles which represent
the Very Newest Ideas for
the Fall of 1906.
R. C. DAVIES & Co.
MT23EL,
Come Early and make your Selection.
AMIN
NOW OPEN
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Ir LL 1, M HI
CENTRAL MINIS& HMO
TORONTO, ONT,
Enter any time. Twenty Emotion
and one hundred and twenty Type•
writing araobines, Unex.00lled /soil -
!ties for aoatoting graduates to poet-
tione, Write for new Calendar.
W. H, Snow, Principal.
Tonga & Gerrard eta., Toronto,
ALLAN LINE
ROYAL. MAIL STEAMERS
To Liverpool
From Montrent
Ionian Sept. 21 Oct. 19 Nov.10
Virginian Sept. 28 Oot, 26
7'nnlelan Oot. 6 Nov, 2
Victorian Out, 11 Roy. 8
lotto; of l'aasage
First Oabin-870 and upwards, aoeordtng
to steamer. Second Oobiu-842.60 to 847.60,
Third Close— 027 50 and 828.75.
Montreal to Glasgow
Vrotorian Sept. 20 Oct. 26
Numldlau• Sept. 27 Nov.1
Mongolian Oot. 4 Nov.8
For further particulars, rotes and Begets
apply to
W. 11. KFIlR,
Agent Allan Line, Brussels.
banity to be kept busy and at the same
time to gain mooh helpful lnformatioa
oonoerniog the redone deporlmente of
church work. Lively debates and die.
00804000 are nommen in therm Commit•
two which are more informal than the
regular seoeioue of the Conference.
The following etatietioe will prove of
interest at this juncture (and will be the
only etatietioe I will trouble you with)
refer to the growth of Methodism in the
pact 4 years
Membership
Ministers
Probationers 388
Local Preachers, 2,416
Exhorters 1,190
Olaeo Leaders...,•, 5,611
No. of Sunday
8ohoole 3,522 127
No of Offices and
Teaohere 34,558 1,162
No of Saholare 274,306 1,746
Total Force 823,729 13,030
Amount raised by
Sunday 8aboola9222,434 930,077
No. of Leagues and
Young People's
Societies 1,864 55
Acute raised by
same $313,179 966,162
Membership of
sumo 75,845 6,448
Number of abnrob•
ea 3,616 203
Number of Parson•
ogee 1,322 114
Vain; of obnrohea,914,878,278 ---
Total Value of
charoh property,.$21,129,768 $4,327,380
Amount raised for
Miniatere 4,033,629 756,968
Amount raised for
(limit purposes.. 7,066,026 1,134,025
Amount raised for
all pnrp0eee...... 13,720,650 2,809,879
Total debte on
ohorobee and par.
0008900. .. '91,375
Amount raised for
Oounexional par•
poses 2,620,995 918,()86
Missionary Oontri•
tuitions
848,180
•Deoreaee.
Reporters are here galore and if "the
axle tree of the world" does not supply
interesting foots and figures to the pub
lio it will not be because the pencil.
poshero are not buoy and hot -footed
after them,
St. James' ehnrob is a magnificent
structure with an Al auditorium and
poseeeeiug large and well equipped
emtee of parlors, olase rooms, toilet
apartments, eta. They have an expel.
lent choir in the ohuroh and ire eleotrie
lighting *atom ie both unique and
complete. Montreal Methodism hoe in
its onnetitnen0y many of the best homes
in the oity and their hospitality ie tie
uegneetionod as it ie g008100e,
Montreal, while linked with the hie.
tory of the long ago and bearing many
evidences of the petit, ie a hustling, up -
to date city whose boundaries are
broadening, etreet; being wonderfully
improved and the ereotion of magnifi•
cent blooke, sohoo'u, factories and reef
denoee testify both to the wealth and
the onward etridee of this great city
with Hu mixed population of over 400,-
000 pouts, While the Freooh element
predominates numerically the beet
manotnotoriee and business places are
in the hands of the English speaking
people and a large measure of harmony
appeare to prevail between the varione
nationalities.
Many of the old oaatomo prevail, how-
ever, snob as the one horse carts, some
of them carrying tremendous loads of
hay, lumber and other balky oommodi•
Lica, a 00191100 to lie Westerners aeon°.
tented to see the teams and large
wagouo need for each purposes. There
is a good and wide reaching street rail•
way electric system, but it does not op•
pear to materially reduoe the number
of cabbies, who with their horse and
rubber tired outfit, plus a desire, with
stentorian voice, to clear the way for
the ooming of the passenger, and eapply
information at to publio bufidings, eto„
en route. Many small but well kept
parks add to the beauty of the oily and
attest to the well played part tit the
Civic Committee who have an eye to
the eaehetio end beautiful.
tWedneeday,1210 hot., from 4 30 to 6
p. m. the General Conference delegates
were the guests of the well known Allan
and Dominion line Steamship Oom•
panics and were shown through We
giant ocean liners with their palatial
elegance and praetioal oomforts sup.
plied to those who arose the Atlantic.
Lanoh was served in She dining hall of
the Victorian, of the Allan fleet, wboae
0anrt009 and kiodneoe were suitably
acknowledged and heartily cheered.
W. H. KM.
Montreal, Sept, 18, 1906,
Increase tor
1906 Quadreunlnm
817,717 25,822
1,811 19
150
168
1,119
•1,180
New Firm1
D. WALKER AND M. BLACK
have formed a co -partnership, to be
known as Walker & Black, and will carry
an atew"'
Furniture
and—moor
Undertaking
Business
iN THE LECKIE BLOCK
Their stock of Furniture, Undertaking
Goods and Musical Instruments is new from
the Factories ; has been bought for cash and
will be sold at Reasonable Prices.
MR. CHAS. FORSTER, an experienced
Undertaker and Upholsterer, will assist in the
business.
Picture Framing a Specialty.
They hope by strict attention to business,
square and honorable dealing with their Cus-
tomers to merit a share of the public patron-
age.
Night and Sunday calls will be promptly
attended at David Walker's residence, North of
bridge, Turnberry street.
WALKER & BLACK
McKAY & SHAW'S
BARGAIN LIST
FOR SEPTEMBER
Fence Wire: Wire Nails
3000 lbs. Diamond Brand, Cleve-
land, High-oarbon, hard steel
spring wire, at $2.50 for balance
of September,
A large and well assorted stook
ranging from half inoh to seven
inches. During the balance of
Sept. these Nails will be offer-
ed at a new Rook Bottom Price.
Aluminum Cooking' Utensils the Best
p 1—They are light, bright, pure and wboloemne. 2—No enamel
i V 1 1 or plating to wear off. 3—'They will not burn nor scorch the
food. 4—They do not contain the poisonous substances found in iron, copper and
enameled ware. 5—No joints, seams or solder to leak and give trouble.
,OOME AND GET ONE ON TRIAL.
(_ T7 N CI Better Value in Guns than ever. Prides away down Low.
l� l 17 —Headquarters for Cartridges and Ammunition.
1VicKAY & SHAW
NOMINMNIMON
Applcs
I
Ip
Wanted
BRUSSELS EVAPORATOR
On and after the 6th of Septem-
ber 20 cents per bag will be paid
for all good paring Apples deliv-
ered at the Factory. No Small
or Soft Apples will be taken.
J a CUNNINGHAM, Proprietor