Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1907-1-24, Page 4trusaels #3,5t. 24 8 booI Seotioua31 et tt ,pay 1 8 n n 1, T, URSDA1', JAN. 24, 1907. There are five seeietant Meehan', these I seal reoeive three •hundred (300), dollars. $500 450 400 050 Schools 1n East Huron. Inspector Robb's Report of i `klbe betel minimummatineeeee t0 rural schools amount to $88,000 The total salaries paid in 1906,82 866 The advance of Salaries of 1907, To the Warden and Member° of the °v" 1908 le 56,085 Comity Council of Hump. or 8686 par teaohar. Gentlemen : — I may add, at least, eleven Beranek Bao I beg leave to eubmit my tfone 1810 paying this year from 625 to 575 annual report on the state of the Public Per annum above the minimum salary Sohool Education in the Inapeotorate of Prescribed by law. East Huron, for the year 1906. While the principle of competitory During the year I visited all the mailmen] salaries for Public Stamm eahoole Wipe ae required by law. At my teaohere in now in outerio yet it fa in Sret visit the sohoole were ;ropaotbd ee nee in other walks of We. To guoto but usual ; but during the • second halt year, one of these :—the church (and we can ae direoted by the Minister of Edaoation, not err much it we fol ow ea examp,e,) the date of my visit to eaob oohool was three denommatione heats eatebli lieu annoanged in advance, and Trusleen and minimum aalariee,—The Preebyterlaue, ratepayers were invited to meet me At $800 and a manse 101 a married men, fur eightv•tbree appointments thea made, I °there, $600 ; the Methodists, for a met Trneteee and ratepayers at sigh y• marn.d met, 5750, ane fo- a 803210 man one sobumle, I also held a few meeting,. (urdeinee) $800 ; wet the Bnptete, 5760 in the evening. At many of these meet In at iea81 flee States et the Amer•uau toga the attendance was quite Batista° Union minimum eateries ha a been tory. fixed for teaohere. In British Co.ambta The object aimed at in -holding these the minimum eatery le 8600. meetinge, was to explain the new Pnblio Although your Inspector favors high. Soboole Aot, and its underlyingprinoiplee •r salaries for teacher., since it will have also to gain what information, at first a tendency to retain mote , xperienaad band, as to how the Aot could be im and aoneeguentiy better teethed), but proved. Whether three meetings were was not in favor of the method taken to of nee to the Trustees and ratepayers, amours them, yet when be found not oue I am not prepared to say, bat they oar volae was rained in Parliament against Wel), were very profitable to me, and. I the sobam°, and that entire publto prase hope that the Sohool Aot of 11307 may of tbe oouutry warmly approved of it, he oout0ln 00006 of the improvements beg (maid not but believe that it woe the geeted. unanimous wieh of the country, that the Ezoept the clause fixing the minimum aoheme should reoeive a fair trial. salaries of the teaohere, the Aot reoeived Ow lave are mads by public opinion, alma" auammone approval, and in some and Parliament ie the out), plate where eeotione this clause was also endorsed, this puttee opinion oau be crystalized eepeaieity in these schools where a salary into law, And while it is the privilege equal, or nearly equal to the minimum, end duty of every 0,lizeu to use all legal - was tweedy being paid The two main alma of the Aot are ;— First :—To raise the statue of the teacher, by impr•,ving hie professional training, and a onrreepondmg advmnoe in Betsey to compensate for the extra out lay oh his part, and hie improved skill as an educator ; in fact, in trying to improve the position of the teacher, ea that in future the teaohtog profeoaiou will not be used, by men, as a mere step ping atone to eomething better, and to provide trained and experienced teaohere instead of the mere apprentices that are now teo biug in the majority of our rural aohoola. Second t—To improve the character of the Pub fa Sohool accommodation, EQUALIZATION 07 TAXAT10N• All Proteataut oiuntriea now recognize that the aarefnl ednoation of tbe future citizens is en important, if not its me portant duty, in fact that, we are not living eo mush for ourselves as for the welfare of future generations. I! this be granted, it to clear that taxes imposed for the pupae of education should be eo tgoalized, that a ratepayer in a small echool section ebonld not be more heavily taxed thea one in a large section And eiioe snob obild amid reoeive, ae far as possible, an education ae good as bio neighbor, a (school with a small attendauoe ie foes se fairly entitled to a good teacher 00 nee having a large attendauoe, provided tbe support of tech school done not prase mndety heavy on the ratepayers of the section. The problem of equalizing the rate of 0011°31 taxation for the entire Province, urban and raret, may be solved in the future. At preaeot it would be a bold ministry that would attempt it. Equalization of taxation ie effected by the deems which enema, that the Muni oipal Council of the Towoahtp than levy and collect from the Public Subool aupportore of the Tnwllahip, the nom of three hundred ($300,) at Tenet, for every Pnblio School, and at, additional 8000 of two hundred ($2(10) where an assistant teacher is engaged, also by the male of minimum salaries. To illustrate how this works out f0 praotioe allow me to take two school !nations in Grey :—Nos. 2 and 10. The general echool rate in Grey, to raise three hundred dollars for aaoh Sohool, is one and a half (16) mills on the dollar. Let as suppose that each of those aohoola imposes a epeeial rate of one Mill on the dollar. 0000000 SECTION 100. 8, OBEY. General rate $800 00 Sp-nial rate, 1 mitt no the 5123, 900 . 188 90 Sobool grants 87 05 Total 459 95 Minimum salary to teaohar.,,. 400 00 Balance (remaining for fuel &b)5 69 95 SCHOOL SECTION N0. 10, 0119! General rate 5300 00 Speoial rate, 1. mill on 5211,750211 76 School grants.., 58 45 Total 665 20 Minimum galaxy to teacher.... 600 00 Balance (remaining for feel, &o ) $ 65 20 The balance remaining after paying the minimum salaries of the teeobere, are nearly 8130101, end will be enfiiaieut to pay for feel, oaretakieg, &c. It will be notioed, that although one emotion is ae000sed for nearly twice as mob at the other, yet the rete of Sohool taxation is nearly the same in both ; and . two and a had (26) mills cannot be mon. eidered a high aohool rate, when urban Soboole in this In-pmotorate pay ae high as nine mills on the dollar for the same purpose, MINIMn i enemas.— The minimum (salaries fixed by law for 10091 solitude are as ?atom :— . For aSohool Seotion named at over $200,000 5500 At 5150,000, or over, but lees than 200,000 - 460 At $100,000 or 090r but leas than • 150,000 - 400 At 60,000 ee over but lees than 100,909 ......... 850 Lees than 50,000 - 825 and $800 for every aseietaut, whatever h nese ate goateed v such s vane be No. 11, Tareberry (Lower Wingbam) fm the lowest aose9eed Sohool Section in this Inapeotorate, being but $60 976. It ie objectedthat thin aoheme is unfair to mai eeetion9, in that it dobe not apply to urban eoboolS. I may say that all my ' town and village eohoolo are now paying muob higher salaries than those fisted by laW for eeitiOno. The hlinimttm malariae of the rural bnhools i,1 this InppeOt0rate for 1907 are tis follows ; mate mean0 to have whet he think. an ubjeotiouable Aot amended, or repealed, yet while it remains on the statute book !t should be obeyed. If our Parliament ebou•d repeal the Serum objected t0 W14110114 tattles 14 have a fair trial, it meet stand before the country like Pliable (.n the Pile'im'e Progress,) wen, when be found bimae f to the .lough of Dderoud, meteor) of '0 low mg Ohrintieu'e manly example in gong forward till he reached aolid fuutiog, weakly turned baok and became the laughing stook of hie neighbors. ABOLITION 07 COUNTY MODEL 201100LS. Another step taken to Improve the profeeeional standing of the teacher te the abolition of the County Mode, Soboole, and having, the meatier oomp ate hie training before beginning •0 teach. The abeardity of the eyetew ie et Duos seen if we were to appy tbe sends system to dootore. What w. utd be the thought of our Medical oounoil, if after two years training, mediae' students were a' towed to praotioe on the "human form ntvine," for three years then after this apprenttoe ship in killiug and oaring, caning them in for three years more trebling, b••tore giving them complete diplomas ae deo tors 7 How many would anre to consult these demi atm dootore? The eyetem wee wasteful in the ex trema. The men who attended those Model Sohoole usually taught but three years, and then ,eft the profession. Tithe when they had finished their apprentice ship, had gained skill, end learned by experience, they left the profea.ion and their 00101000 Were lost to the Province. Under the new aoheme, while 11 is not expected that all will remain, it is certain that a muoh larger proportion will etay in it than formerly. IMPROVEMENT 07 008000 ACCOMMODATION. Ever slime we have bad a eyetem of Public School Educate.° in Ontario, the Legislative grants to each 0000018 have been divided in proportion to the average attendance of the pupite. The object of dietribating the grants in chili way was to indaoe Trustees to keep their saboois open for the entire year, It ie not now needed for that purpose as all eohoole are now kept open for the entire Botha year. The Sahool Act of 1906 enema Ibat the Legislative and County graute thee be dietrilated "on the bailie of the salaries paid teachers, the character of eoeomwodatioue, and the value of equipment." Tbeee two grants anima to about forty five ($45) dollars per school. It ie expected that they will be Wormed (eapeoial'y the G ,veru• moot share), to about ninety ($90) dol. lare. This eyetem bae been in operation in our High Scheele for some years, and hen produced excellent results. During the present year five cm eix new euhool hoe -ea will be erected in this Inapeotorate. I have not been aria:nat. ins new eobool bourses ter Burne time, me I was not sure but that ,here might be some prospect of the formation of Oon• oolidated Sohool Seotione. CONSOLIDATED 0090009. Allow me to give arms facts as to the 4amisomosamatuummewasagatetaz one Ouneolid aced Sohool experiment l QW being tri''d m Ontario. Ou Nov. 14.1, 1904, 11)0 Oopaolidated Sohool in Guelph, oompo00d' of four Sohoal 8eotiane was opened, bet since August 21st, I905, the papile of five Ileo Clone av one he been to attendauoe, whoreThe week taken up se thiwhoreis very eztetteive; the ordluary school am_jeole ; euhool gardening ; mo ,uai Ira,ung and domeotio 9019900. Mettle remelted 0attaideruble attention, and the wheel is provided with a good pine°,. There 5no doubt 99 to the efliolengy of the school. Bat alter all, the question of expellee is one of the first importauao, When the variants emplane nulled to form the C0neohdated Subool, oue of the 9911 ditione wae, that these emotions would pay the mime rate ae they had done previnuo to union, and that Sir Wm OlauDuuald would provide the balance for three years, In addition, he also Brewed and completely equipped the school home, There we tight vane owed to convey the °bedroll to and trete eobool. The average octet of the .veep wee one bun ,'red and sixty five ($165) dollars, and the drivere reoeive for themeelveo and horses from $2 to 53 for each 8ohnol day, The total octet for 1905 was $8,600, of wbfoh the five eeotione paid $2.302. The belauoe wae paid by Sir William MacDonald and Government greats. The adventagee of oon9ulidetion are many. 0 wises oau be better arranged ; teacher qualified to teach the new eub jeate can bo employed ; High Sohool work and especially that relating to agriaahnro ciao be dome { and more regular attendance secured. But !mime rural emotions are willing to pay a higher rate of eobool taxation than they are now doing these aohoola cannot be eetabliehed and successfully oondnoted. The results would more than oom pensatefor Ihieinoreseed euhool expen dttare. It would plane what is prao- timely a Graded Sohool, a Continuation Claes Subool, and High Sohool, within easy reach (thirty or forty manatee' drive) of every ohild in the Province, Without leaving home, a pupil math proceed Crum the 3 B O.'e.to matnoula Pon, 1, the Aeriva tare Cottage, the Uuiver-iiy, law, medicine, or teacher's standing ; thug spending the critical period of youth (from thirteen to eieht een years of ege) mater the wstohfel eyes of pareota, and away from the temptations of urban lite. The rate of taxation required to main- tain these schools would be mach lees than what it costa for city, town or village aohoola. The average rate of euhool taxation. in the rural pert of tide Itep.ot.rata far 1006, wae 15 mills for General Rate, and # roil ter Soroial Sohool emotion Rate, or 2e mile in all. The average of eohaol ,axeti00 for urban aohoola was 671 milts. TEACHERS. Of the one hundred and twenty five (126) teachers in the Inapeotorate at,. the end et the year, seven he d first Wage certificate ; sixty two (62) held seonnde, and fifty eix (56) th rds. 01 the eighty eight teaohere in the rural schools, thirty five held aocondo and fifty three thirds ; and of the thirty Bevan teachers in the uremia aohoola, seven held firsts, twenty seven Beclouds, and but three thirds. Twenty of the rural eobool teaaobera arga-ens IN JEWELLERY AT STR ETTON'S STORE Call and inspect my goods and com- pare Urines, Quality and Design iu all the Intent Novelties. I am better prepared than ever bmf re and eau convince the shrewdest buyer that they can get the beet value iu my line ever offered. Any- thing nytlliug sold le told aridly on iia "Quality" or money refunded. My OPTICAL PARLOR is complet. ed a, d those requiring Glasses will find that Stretton's is the place to get all the latest methods nt proper testing. Cordial invitation to'all, ,°'T' Sign of the Golden Clock. EleteglEeMENEZEPTEMa FIVE ROSES .RAND e ITOBA LO AI Thomson' B!?USSELS .aiiiiilleigieetteartammetiviete have 0119 989r'B experienced, or !Vag, and thirty eight were but one year or leak' In the e001l soh he Thirty two of those teaching in the rural eahoole are "legal infante," beteg colder twenty one year0 of age, There are bet Iwo Roth "in /ante" teaching 111 urban eahoole, At midsummer there were twenty five obangea of teachers, and 9eyenteen obangee in December, or fortytwo fu all, Although the figures given abovo are very distuenrteping, yet the progrese of the pupae is very satisfactory, but I must reiterate what I have said to you so often, that leenber0 of ouch immature midde cannot train pupils in ammo moral qualities that go to form the ammeter of upright, honorable and thief 01 oit,zeuo. In the rural aohoolsthere are twenty even male teaobere, end slaty one females. Li when schools, eix male withers and thirty one female!), These figures are the time 00 last year, Sixteen 90910 ago there were but two [mete teacher° (000iotante) in Howiak ant of nineteen, now there ere but three mole teachers in this toweehip, There are many excellent teaohere in tbie Inapeotorate, come better anywhere ; for in teaobmg as in other professions, experience tells. Tuokeremith ie the banner township in this Inspeotornte, having none but Normal -trained teach ere of 899011euce, aid all doing excellent work. Indeed, the work done by the teaohere in the Inspectorate is very satisfactory ooneidering the limited ex. periema° or many. - EXAMINATIONS.• Three hundred and forty (840) mmai. dates wrote ou the Eutranoe examine. tion et the various °entree in Eaet Huron, Of these, two hundred 'and eixty•eix (266) passed. Thie is 78 per tient. Of those that wrote. The average age of the euooeeefnl candidates was thirteen and a half years. The nem• Isere vary little from year to year. One uniform promotion examination was bald in the Spring. This examine tion i0 a great aesiatanoe to iuexperinneed teaohere, and ie it no of nee to the older teaohere 9e ettma'ne to the pup,ie. Teachers ere expected to 000 the popi '6 t rm work in oumhivauoo with able examination, when making pan101ioue CONTINUATION 0010008 There are now but two grades Continuation Schools in this Division Wingbam having opened a Hh b School. These eahoole are doing their neual exoellenb work. 1 hope you may see pier way to continue your grant to these eohooie. They certainly deserve it. MODEL SCHOOLS. There were forty-five pupils at. the Clinton Model Sobool. These reoeived their nsual, oarefel training. It is just possible that there may be another term of the Model Schools. CONCLUSION. I prepared the usual cinder beep of etatietioa, but they were eo like tepee of last year thet they would neither be interestiug or useful. As I have to pre pare these figures for the ednoetiona Department it would be no trouble to furnish them for thio revert if rtquired. I am, Gentlemen, Your Obedient Serpent, D. Rene. Brussels, Jen, 251, 1907 To stop a mold with "Prevention" le eater than to let it run and ogre It after wards. Taken at the "sneeze e19re" Prevention will bead off all eolde and grippe, and pmrheps save you freak pneumonia or bronohurv. Prevention are lisle toothsome candy mold owe tab'ele telling to 5o and 28o b• zee. If you are chilly, if you begin to sneeze, try Preven. time They will surely oheok the mold, mid please you. Solei by F. R, Smith, Ever 71ave Cramps Kind of fierce to be tied up fn a knot at midnight with cramps. Keep Ner, vihne handy. Ten drupe quiet, (tramps Instantly. Heed 000aeionally Nervilme preve0te this trouble entirely. From Stratford, Ontario, Wm. Dee writes "Nothing I know of will give auoh quick velvet to orampe, oolio or pain ill 1110 0tomaob as Nerviline. If you feel equeamieh or teat, just ten drops of Nrr. viline in water .and you're well next minute." Think of the protection and comfort contained in a 26o bottle of Nervillne and get it to day. Croup clan positively be stopped in 20 minutes, No vomiting— nothing to aioken ordietreee your obfld. A sweet pleasant and gate Byrnp, palled Dr. Shoop'o Croup Cure, done the work and does it4 oiokly, Dr, Shoop's Cough Cure is for Croup alone, remember. It dose not claim to core a dozen eflmente. Itte for Oeoap, that's all. Sold by F. Ra Smith. Prominent Blnnnfaettarer Semite In Vau,enk E111,, Out, uo Ono kn°we better than Geo. 8, Watson, when he soya "Oatarrhuzono ie a real owe," depend on It being 00, "My wife" he writee "wee enbjeot to bed otteolte of throat rrilation and brmlohltis. Many remo dies were tried but fete proved at all doe. fol. Catarrhozm,e wen different, It eomed to get right et the ewe spore acid brought relief quickly, We leave found Oatarrhneotta an absolute mire for brow' t'hitie and 1.10t 11111." N .ihing wires more gatcltly au get it to day, two eizee, 26o and 51.00 at MI desluve, If you are oonalipated, dull, or bilione or have a Ballow lifeless complexion, try Lax Oto just ones to .see what they will do for you. Lax eta are little tooth. Dome °Rudy tablets—nice to Dat, nine in , flea, No eriping, 110 pian, Just a geutle laxative effect that ie pleasingly desirable. Heucy fur the vest puuket or puree. Lax ale meet every desire. Lox. eta Dome t0 yon in beautiful lithographed metal hoxea at So. and 25 ciente. Sold by k' B Sm,tb, Health insurance for Wo en. "Woman's work is never done." There is always something to do —nutting up and down stairs, lifting, bending, straining—no wonder the Kidneys become affected. That is wiry so many women suffer with headaches, lame back, dragging pains through the hips, nervousness, weak spells. When the Kidneys are weakened or strained, the delicate female organs are dis- turbed and inflamed, bringing on a train of female complaints. L140'4=k a K sit t s�4 TS Insures health to women who work. Bu -Ju keeps the Kid. neys strong and healthy, purifies the blood supply, and acts as a gentle, strengthening tonic on the delicate female organs. BI.AKii, ON1'. "I was mot able to do my own work in the hoose, and was barely able to dress myself. My fingers and hands were all swollen up with pain. I think there is nothing like Bu -Ju. Am able to do may own work now with comfort, which I was not able to do before taking B u - J u. IOJ3OS. JAS. MCI9INCII$Y, Bet - J is is invaluable during preg- nancy. All expectautmothets shouldtnke a Bu -Ju Pill at bedtime, to insure her own stealth and that of the child. 500. a large box. At all druggists, or from THE CLAFLIN CHEMICAL 00., LIMITED WINDSOR, ONT. 7e Weall Weak Itidileys, surely point t0 weak kidney :'eros. The Kidneys, like the Roart, and the ' :11e....11, find their weakness, not in the organ but In the nerves that control and guide and rgr•.n':" ern them. Dr. Shoop's Restorative is a to<�lichtu epeoillaa1y prepared tie reach these c9utrmlling nerves. To doctor tho hidneys alone, la futile. 21 is a wasto of time, nud of money ea 11•,:11, R roar bark robes or is weak, if the urine 1e„ ':.e, oris dark and strong, if you have symptoms of i'sighta or other distressingor daugorous kid. r -•y disease, try Dr.Shoop's Restorative a mouth— /abide or Liquid—and see what 3t can and will do for you. Druggist recommend and sell L3 L•' rati F. R. SMITH MAKING P. x:�y, -eel a \��a t ' ni di . o cTA IIMMII _MEM" 111111, 1INIMP" MIN/ IINIV Mr uy aJ e: r�';1k';;,r1.:,.;;1''., =nit t A trial will convince every housewife in Canada that"Reliance baking Powder" Mier imparter to any other she has over used. It ie. prepared from the heat and purest materials that money wan buy, under the direction of an expert manilfabliurlog °hamlet, therefore we areebbs to sell it OD a Cosh Qttarantee of Satisfaction. In order to 1 introduce ',Reliance Baking Powder" eve aro making wonderfully attsuotivo premium offers to nowt and 0I018. If intoreetod drop vie a pedal FR E E BEAUTIFUL PiCTURi: POST CARDS FR E E. To any Hoot of baking powder wo will gladly send, absolutely free, postage lib 0' i- foto met tarda t o ra li d to Rion of c P pro aIr! a sot of foul of our latest ed p n B brill aHt( colon. Simply write us, answering the fallowing qucaltona: ..._ ..... Paper. tet. teams yottr� Qrbcor. � 2nd. Alamo this Pap Lint464611,4i102.411411sAb ernatonal Food Company, Toronto, Canada. "i6kt�'' "iVk►'d5U4 tr SAA 44 1 "Ask for the Purple Package." 2 to•i and every person in want of- Cutters or Stet hs Light or Heavy, can be supplied by us, Our stock is large and CF'irst-clash. Light Bob- . - bleighs with or without. P1lttiorrfil and sleighs with two-inch runners, Ill the lisle of•Cut- ters we have just what you want. Crtll Early and Get; Your Choice Prices and Terms to snit the Purchaser Brussels Carriage Fac ory. Co. IMPORTANT NOTICES YOUNG SHORT HORN BULLS Ltiee,ter Barn Lambe and Bronze Turkey Gobbler,' fur wile Prices rennet'. able, N. A MILNE, Ethel, 10-t! BOAR FOR, SERVICE —THE undereignod whl heap la1 Hendee nn int24, Lion 7, Grey, a pure bred Berkshire Roars, 8m G1110. ADDDY,oProprietor, t„IIX SHORT HORN BULLS fair sale from 0 to 17 months old. In. 'ending emolument «1,oulri see them, 20.2m ANI, It7CW HI81,019, I Lot?, Cona4, Grey, or Brussels P. 0, L BORT HORN -BULLS FOR kJ ',AWL—nae waa a year old in Jelin i rv, 900,'aud the other 10 mow bo old Prize 1,fmals and in, good. oa,ditio". Terms 'r, aft pnrehaser, ,JAMES 81+E11(, Let 80, ,':,0.'6; Morrie, on Brussels P, O. . ;10-11 rilEIRRE YOUNG SHORT Minn1 for sale. ' Two worn prize win- ners at Brussels Pall Fair. They are dem. dies. R, d sed rutin ill color. Also a few nue tamales for sale Lot 8, Oen. 9, Grey. L. ROBERTSON, 14-tf Brussels P.O. WARM FOR SALE -- BEING Let 10, Con, 10, Grey, oontai- tug 100 acres, 82 of which are °leered tied balauco • lei bash. 1 here le a oomfertuble brick beetle, a bank bn. u, 03x80 feet,, reliant, we 1, Q°. Property 490:0 ruuoe,l. 83 mils front tan volae 01 Claubr„ok, Poe.use on eau ne given March 15th. For further portico. hire as to price, terms, Jew., apply to WWM, WOODS, Prow iotor, Oranbrook P. 0. 18.11 100 ACRE; FARM FOR SALE belug SI Lot ,1 eon. 4, Morrie. thele 10 011 it a good baulk barn, good frame house, nue acro of orchard, seven owes of bush,80 acres plowed ready tor Drop and the bnuahov in grass. The Maitland rivet crosses elle ndeeue rie form of farm. Works..Alyo 0, B. WILF.INSON, Belgraye P.0, 20.4 J'lOR SALE OR TO RENT. -- Tho undersigned offers her 100 awe farm, being Lot 20, Cun 7, grey, for gide or to rent. Comfortable bonne, bank bent, orchard, wells, ate Farm is only* of a mile from the stir -tog village of Ethel For fur- ther particulars apply to F, S. Root!:Brus- sels, or MRS. KATEHOLLAND, 73 'natter Street, Toronto. . 87.8m C. 0. F. Court Princess Alexandria, No, 24,.0.0. F„ Brussels, mete i0 their image Room, Blare hill Block, 00 the 2nd and last Tuesday' of 80001 month, 918 o'clook. Visiting brethren always welcome, GEORGE RERR, 0, R. W. L. LEATHEBDALE,, R. 6. PROPERTY FOR SALE—THE undersigned nifere for sale an eine of laud upon whieb Se a comfortable dwelling house, stable, fruit trees 0000 over•dowing well, Qt. Prep, rty to located 3 of n. Ile East o1 Oranbrook and oonveuieut to 'wheel, ehmoh, postoatoe, Q0. Po00essiou at sty time. Pel price, tnr01e, Qu., apply 00 the promisee to M. RAYMANN, 941 - or Oranbrook P, O. PROPERTY FOR SALE—THE o0dereigued offer' lits house and lot, situate on M111 street, Brussels, for sale. It ns 49811 located,u convenient end conifer. table 110010. Poeneoelo0 oau be given at once. Will al0o sell the vaoant lot, owner of Mi11 and E1lzebeth street', which woul t ' make a flue building site. Fox further par- 110019re as to priee, terms, An,, aunty to FRED. ADAMS, Hardware Dealer, Ford- wlah. 80.4 AUCTION SALE OF FARM.— The 79xeoutore ofythe estave of the ,ate Beejamlu Smillie have iuetruot•'13 F S. Sona to by uuiilfe auction at the Amer - lean Bowl, Brueeelo, on Saturday, January Gbh, at o'clock, that port 01 the estate be- ing North Ralf of Lnt 12,00n, 6, Morris. mon• todiiog 100 emelt There in a onmtortehte frame 80006 .and good bank Baru, Plug film hue been seeded to grans for e. number of yearn and is in a good state of Brit I ty, boles well adapted for either cropping or paeturirg. There is u ooutiuuovs 0113919 of r smug water and• a gond well 0t,the hole. A number of oboloe Inuit trees and 00 .norm) of good hard'wadd bush are on the pl,00 This farm to liltaet00 OR the main- road b twrea Bruseeie add Belgrave; 8 mild from 01101011 Dud post 011ie!!and 1 mile from 8011001. A0 the Exeunt se moan wind 0l the notate tine property will be Bold to the high- est bidder. Por tonne aptly to the seated!. ear, Bruooela, or to WILLIAtt 11 urn Or BEN. JAMIN 171MI0LIE, Exe0nlae, lieoeall 9, 0. 1 mimemmososamommoso ABLANK Application Form. for Membership in the Pinot and Beet Bluenose Tralula0 2611901 in (Moeda—The cBNI1AL BUSINESS ccLLLGl of Toronto, from :amend, next, 10. gather with detailed Inf•irmatlnn o' the groat advinteeme to, bo' 'hinged, will be •Dont flan by rotund .mail 6n request of friend or letter. • Write wnlayto ' W. 13.8new, ire helps'. 'rouge & Gerrard et0„ TO rents, revue is Reliable Art. Studio We would be pleased to take your Photograph. Family Groups token suitable ' for Framing (sizes up to 14x17 in.) We will do our best to please you. Visitors to the town are invit- ed to call and see our work. H. R BREWER ALT Farmers or Storekeepers by Coming to the Brussels Salt Works can get any kind of Salt they require. Gordon Mooney, Foreman, - Brussels. MONTHLY HOSE FMRS BRUSSELS The regular Monthly Horse Faire will be held for the season al follows ; THURSDAY JAN. 81a1,1907 PE13.28th, APR. 4111, Leading Local and Outside Buyers will be Present rfeltl:~k'3 $ to -416 $5 Bank, of Hamilton Capital, rataup, $2,1100,000 'Fluid. Fnad. $i2,511 ,800 Total Assets, $29,0110,000 80 IIRANURES IN CANADA 80 President, HON. WM. G188ON Vico Presidentel Mnuaar,Jainn Mae 13eLL ETHEL AGENCY ever Seam Depurt010ut—Ample. eeouttty lor Depositors. Oepueile of 51 00 a 0d nptverdo received Interest allowed at current rates and • compounded bull yearly. ADVANCES made. to Farmers for feeding stook. Bale Not00 oelleoted and advauooe made thereon, `, Drafts bought and sold, W. N. MoEAY, PUs•A(iirm. sfa5%saiJtora 05ritstagSzia9k ALLAN LINE ROYAL. MAIL. STEAMERS To Liverpool From 8t,7ohu Fr:'m Halifax Ttinioian 17r,, Jen, 20 Hat, Jam, 20 Johiau Fri, rah. 1 Sat, Fob. 2 Parisian PA. Feb 15 But, Fon. ip Prntorlau Flat,Peb.23f Rates or Passage -First Cabin -500 and upwards, atoordhl1 to 0lodmer, Heooud 0-, btu—$41 Bio and UP - w01• Parisian ds. Pallelecoed Platm�{ on o 010110 act 0011111 Wegener!! (seamed) t1 S'vel da, Third 01 is. —peatOrlin 530 00, other etoamnl'9 627 G0. Boston to Glasgow Na lilts W n Frldny, Feb. 1 e Lauronttno ............,,, . Itride5, Feb, 1G keened Claes 98 and no pwre T dbird,olaao •efenotlioa d,1,20.101 Woet°uilnd, 907.10. • her further 95010onlai 0, rete§ and tickets apply to W II, KURR, Agent Allan Line. brti0S01e,