The Brussels Post, 1908-6-4, Page 5JMi$aLAURASPENCE
Teacher of Piano or Organ
ETHEL, ONT.
BUSINESS CARDS,
K. 0, T. M.
R Insole Tont of the Mfte9obeos, No. 29
holdtheir regular meetings in 11106 Lodge
Room, Beaker Sleek, on the 1st and '3rd
Tuesday evenings 01 omen mouth,
Vieltore alwaye wolaome,
A, 100114108, new. • A. MoOtJIIOI0, R. K.
JAMES HARRIS,
Agent Howick Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
Ua100 and Resh10n00-
WALTON. ONT.
JOHN SUTHERLAND
1Nan000010,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH,
AUCTIONEERS,
L1 S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
• nen, will sell for butter prioee, to
better niers, 111 lees time and lees charges
thanany other Auctioneer In East Huron or
he won't charge anything. Dates and orders
can always be arranged at this oillee or by
p arsenal applioation,
ROB T. H. GARNISS
BLOEVALE - ONT.
Auctioneer for. Huron County,
Terme reasonable. Bales arranged for
at the °Moo of '1'01: Posy, 13rnnoota, 221f
VETERINARY.
i'1 A. CUNNINGHAM-
`X • Honor Gradua.e of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all die-
eime0 0f domeativatod 041 103010 10 a compel
lar atteutiou paid to
Vet rinaryr. iter ,u d
p
Veterinary attended
to. fine a'uYl Calls
-Pour do attended to. (110, andrubor y ety.
-Four door( North, ..1 bckigc, Tnruberry at.
bru seal H. 'Phone 47 Ir
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING,
M.. BINOLAIR-
`Y/ Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer,
Notary Piddle, &o. Onfce-Stewart's BIook
L door Nor W1 of Oautral Hotel.
Su lie (tor for the Metropolitan Bank,
pdOlIDF00T, BAYS & BLAIR-
aAIiRISTE118 SOLICITORS, NOTARIES
110131,103, ETC.
W. Pno0DF00m, K. O. B. 0. Hera
G. F. Brant.
OOleoa-'1'boae formerly occupied by Maims
Cameron 4 Holt.
Geusalas, ONTA810.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD,
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario and Flret.olase Honor
Graduate of Tomato Ilnivareic , Office
next to Brewer's Photograph Galler
aw e9.
BItD813ELB.
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
Eis the leading basinoee training scilicet
in Western Ontario. We give a thor-
aj ouggb, praetleal trainingg on Oommer-
1d olid Subloots. Isaac Pitman'( 811001-
• hand, Totten Typewriting, and in Com.
merolai and Railroad Operating. r
Each department Is in the heads of
Ir experienced instructora. Wo assist Pt
um Atodeute to positions, Our graduates ►r
99ll always succeed, for our couree0 are
06.0 the boat, (let our free catalogue and
til learn more about d0. You may enter
4.D now.
ELLIOTT J: MOLA OHLAN,
Principals,
i�� ,��am-=»cam- �ti6"av"� •id�l��
SINGER
SEWING
MACHINES
ARE THE BESTI
Machines may be seen at
MoKAY & SHAW'S Hardware
Store,'Brussele.
Easy payment system may
be arranged for.
I also handle the Nordheim-
er Piano.
S. CARTER, AGENT
BUGGIES
WAGONS
If you want u really good article
in the Buggy or Wagon line go
to the old reliable Cober Carriage
Builder ou Market Square, Brus-
sels, where you will find a first=
olaas assortment.
Beet of hand made Farm Wag-
ons with different widths of gree'
and different heights of wheels.
Extra large heed made Wheel,
beerovet
Re-t•iminipg Light and Meavy
Wheels, Repairing, Repainting
and Jin hennaing attended to on
ehorteat 130110e;
JON COBER
oaTa ,�avaavaav grm c ay viwwAyT
Summer School... 0
Our management trains mere young
�
imoom00olt boyawewroInn ; watar
It,
, Spacial Course for Teachers,
AMan Courses,
riINDHAM BUSINESS COLLEGE f
Goo, Spotton, Principal.
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BRUSSELS
C}0TN01101100 (d0,NO NOIt'Pn
Mail 7:06 a m Express .. 10:65 111
Express 11:2111 a 111 Mall.. 1:44 p m
Lxpress 8:02 p 111 Express 81511»11
aararazdar Pamela
WALTON
'1'o Toronto To Godorkh
Express 7:46 e m Express 11:66 a 10
Express 6:86 p 311 Express 5:25 p w
Gra( J�
clvs Urnsns
Aovxa'1•ISE In 'l'nl. Poser,
STanw hats are ill season.
Aas we going to have an epidemic of
drownings ? Be careful.
'1'Hlt than who rocks the boat is about
due to get his name in the papers.
50 CENTS, in advance. secures 'rHE
Pose. for the balance of 1908 to any
Canadian postoli-tce,
131,1, Ringers ill Brussels Tow Hall
Pane 18111. Secure your reserve seats
in good 01010. Plan of hall at Fox's
Drug Store.
THERE a i, 161 opening at THE Post
For
"tr E
S
p R
boy,town or count. who
a lively v,
wishes to learn the printing trade.
Apply personally at the office.
Juse,s the math of weddings and
don't forget that 'rue Poser has the
finest line of wedding stationery to be
had. Our type for printing the in vita•
Hens i, new and Up to date. .
ANN CAI. excursion to Model Farm,
Guelph. on the Kihlca•dine hue will be
run On Friday June red). Special trai
n
will be run and an enjoyable outing
promised. There MIS never more to
see at Guelph than this year.
Keep June .8th clear for the Eckhardt
13(11 Ringers in the Town Hall, 13russels,
They are worth going miles to hear and
are a wonderful musical family, Pisu
of reserved seats will be open iu due
course at Fox's Drug store,
THE following corps will attend the
June military encampment at Goderich
-26111 Middlesex ;'27111 Lanlbtoo ; 3otb
Wellington ; 32nd Bruce and 33rd Liar.
on and the Army Service Corps and the
Army Medical corp; of the district.
Dares for examinations have been
fixed as follows: for enh•anee to model
schools, June 23rd ; high school en
trance, one 24th, 25th and 26th. Nor-
mal school eptrance and junior tnatrieu-
lotion, June 29th ; entrance to faculty
of education and scholarship matricula-
tion, July 211(1,
Now that the banana season is on it is
well to remind users of this fruit who
eat it on the streets not to throw the
peelings on the pavement, Many a
pedestrian has received a bad fall and
some have even got broken or sprained
ankles by slipping s 1 m
l on one of these
e
treacherous ous peelings,
A cr.nr in the strawberry market is
the prediction of Fruit dealers in nearly
all sections of the country. Reports
from the growers of berries indicate that
the coming crop will be better than for
many seasons, and show that a larger
acreage has been devoted to the fruit.
It is predicted that lovers of this succu-
lent fruit in many Northern cities will
be able to eat all the good berries they
wept at Moderate prices.
LxCl+.NSE0 auctioneers of 1110 county
are: -Geo Beckett, Thos. Gundry, Jas.
Stanley, F. S. Scott, 'Phomas Cameron,
W. 13, Newton, G. W. Walker, Henry
Bossenberry, loin Gill, R, McCharles,
49. A. Currie, Wm. Holman, las. A.
Smith, David Dickinson, C. H. Wilson.
Thomas Brown, Alex. Morrison, Henry
Torrance, john Purvis, Edward Bossen-
berry, 13. S. Philips. Joseph White.
The licensed pedlars of the county are:
E. Barnwell. -W. McDonald,
G on1
. Vanderburgh, H. A. Jones, Thos.
Langan, W. K. Whaley, Stewart A,
MRavelle, iGeo, Beatty,Nelsen Ra elle R.
A. McDonad, A. Dolgoff, James R.
Cutt, W. G. Combes, Robert Shaw,
John Young, J. E. Frey, Wm. Bush.
field.
'rite New York Journal 'says :-"The
local newspaper that amounts to any-
thing expends the most of itsdenergy in
gathering and printing hone news,
Che big city dailies cannot compete
with the local paper in its own field.
They are not in touch with _ the life of
Me town, 'They cannot give proper
perspective to the news, They do not
represent the place itself in any way.
They are outsiders whose interests are
centred elsewhere. The local news.
paper is a Home instittttiou and its
people take pride in its career. It keeps
them in touch with the happenings of
home folks, folks they know and see
daily. Its advertislig columns are filled
with the announcements of the mer-
chants
erchants with whim they do business.
Therefore they want aid.need it above
all other publications."
A core of THE Poser bearing date
April 15th, 1875, oe 33 years ago, wits
discovered 11v Samuel T. Plum last
week. We reproduce the Council min-
utes from it, J. Leckie being the Reeve
"The regular meeting of the Council
was held in Hall's hotel on Tnesclav
evening, Present -The Reeve and
Councillors 'Phornpson,-Leadbeater and
Graham, Minutes of lost meeting read
and npproued• An account for :1634 was
received from L. 0. 1,., Brussels, .for
use of hall for four Division Courts,
A tOmtntlliCatiOn was also read 8'0111 .S.
Cole regarding circus license, &c.
Moved by 1)1', Graham, seconded by
Mr. Leadbeater•, that the suns of $[2
be paid to 1... 0. L., Brussels, for use
or 11511, Rs per agreement. Carried.
Moved by Dr, Graham., seconded by
Mr. Thompson, that the clerk lomat
S. Cole that 111e license and use of
grotinds for circus will east $20. Car,
Ned, Moved by Mr, Thompson, second-
ed by Dr. Graham, that 18, Prayne be
Are inspector for the village of Brussels,
for 1875, at a salary of $65. Carried.
Moved by Mr, t.eadhealee, seconded
by Dr, Graham, that the salary of D.
Stewart, assessor, be supplemented in
tllesum ofilo, 11uc1 that the sum of
$40 bo inserted in by-1dW ratifyhlg his
appointment in liett of 1630, as the
responsibility is mush greater then
formerly. Cale lee Moved by I)r.
hell' • 1'. Thompson,
.
" •elr,n i set 1 (t d 1 11 1
UI t S
1adjournt • •t t ain
h C the l/ meet t
t ai;
Friday (Welling Garbed.'' The
Thompson referred to is Mrs, Jas. G.
1301103' father.
I - .r
Bronchitis creeps into Consumption
.Coughing weaknes the tubes and
makes a, 1.01411111.; [)lace for the baoiili,
Why let Bronchitis become establisb-
eQi' It's easy Io cure -Jost, intuit(
Catarrhozole- breate in ita soolhieg
balsams 1111(1 relief comes at once,
Catarr'huzolle is SO certain in. Bronci,tis
that every case is cured Throat ie
strengthened, ea0gll stops, lrritatioll
goes 61)011)', 411 danger of tubereclojs is
prevented. For throat trouble,
catarrh and coughs, Cataln'hozone is
the remedy. 251 and $1.011 at all deal-
er's. Get It to -day.
cccCgvvv►aIy
ASSISTANCE IN DRAINAGE
Professor Daly, professor of physics at
the Guelph Agricultural w llura (ulle1e has
sent out the following that will prove of
use to tlrnlere. :
The deportment of physics at the On-
tario Agricultural College desires to
announce the coniom:aee of its previous
offer of assistance to farmers 1,1 matters
pertaining to drainage. Far the part
three years we have been authorized by
the Minister of Agriculture to go out
and assist any farmers In taking the
levels of his lands for drainage purposes,
in plauni1g the must advantageous
systems of drains, and in calculating the
grades and sizes of tile for the different
drains, A (Wished map bearing all the
information is sent to the owner. This
n 11 oses first as A guide
serves two l
I p
t 111'11 second 1l
ill con5uut.tn¢ he d t a,
may be preserved ata a record of the ex-
act location of evert drain, so that if for
any reason it should be necessary in
years to conte to find any drain it could
be dale accurzuely at 11 moment's notice,
'Che number of applications for as-
sistance has increased very rapidly so
that last year the had many more than
the could attend to, To enable us to
meet this increased [creased G'errand the Minister
of Agriculture has this year given us a
special appropriation, werebwe have
been enabled p trouble our staff for
this work.
A new feature is being added : We
have found in Ole past that frequently
the neighbors in the vicinity of the farm
being surveyed were interested and
wished to observe the operations This
suggested the desirability of leaking
these demonstrations public, and tins
will be dune wherever possible.: Any-
one interested will be welcome on all
oecasi011s. 13y this meals we shall be
able to instruct 11 much larger number
in platters pertaining to drainage prob.
letns
Anyone wishing drainage surveying
dooe should apply to Wm, H. Day, de-
partment of physics, O. A. e., Guelph.
The only outlay c0n)eeted with the
work is the travelling expenses of one
man, including meals, cartage of in-
struments and railway fare at one cent a
mile each way,
The department has just issued a new
.pamphlet on "Farm Drainage Opera-
tions, ' which may be had on applica-
tion.
Hard Callouses Quickly Cured
Soak the feet in hot water and then
apply Putuaui'sPainless OornLxtract:-
or--it removes the colons quickly. Be
sure you get "Putnain's" only.
Hensall
The Kippeu circuit people intend
holding a bee to paint the parsonage
stable.
Will Moore arrived here from New
York owing to the serious illness of
his father.
Lore Scott was in Waterloo and has
been,appointed district agent for the
Doxniilion Life.
W. Wilson and wife are leaving for
Grand Beucl, where they have rented
a cottage and intend running a lunch
counter.
Nelson Blatchford has purchased the
Dalrymple property, formerly part of
the Duncan Robinson estate and has
moved into it.
.Alvin McLean, son of D. B. Mc-
Lean, Kippen, pe
n, has gr
adu
ated from the
School of Practical Science. He has
seemed a good position out West.
The perfection on Womanhood
Who does not envy and admitea.
lovely woman? The secret of her
loveliness, of her perfection, is health,
She sleeps well, eats Well, digest wol'1,
Of all woolen nemediet, Ferro0000 is
the beat -; it vitalizes the functions up-
ol which health depends -makes the
purest, richest blood, gives perfect
complexion and lots of vigor. Every
girl and woman who seeks health,
vitality, ]volts -let her get Ferrozone
to -day, Fifty sent boxes &t'all.balers.
Listowel
R. St. 0. Bamford left for St.
Thomas where he has secured a posi-
tion with the Home Bank.
Jno, and Mrs. Holt, of Wallace, left
on a trip to Manitoba and Dakota,
where they will spend a month or two
with friends. .
The semi-annual meeting of the
Loyal Orange County Lodge of North
Perth will be held in the hall of L. 0.
L. No. 370, Listowel, ou Friday, June
5111, at 2 o'clock p. un.
Rev. 2. S. Hardie left on Monday for
Winnipeg, whore he 'will spend a
couple of weeks attending a meeting
of tlhe General Assembly of the Pres-
byterian church of Canada.
Miss Gunner, daughter of the late
Dr. Gunner, died in Stratford on Mon -
clay morning of last week. The de-
ceased who was well known in town,
had 110 relatives living The remains
were interred in the Stratford 001110 -
tory, Reeve Hacking having arranged
With the House 01! Refuge authorities
for a d +eenh hlntial. '
Good prp re5s `is heirs made with
tete work of putting in the sidings i11
P. R. and Emblem, Beat!
alto � la yards. g Y
and his effidiexlt staff are losing 110
time in haying the road completed
hub will tate three or four Weeks yet
before everything is in readiness.
The announcement that the road
Wonld be opened on Ante 15th was a
little premature, it now being semi-
officially stated that the road will not
be ready for opening before July lst.
The arranging of train se1'vite is no1v
under consideration, A morning
.al,.
Brussels r S I Greenhouse
PLANTS qNN BARS
1 quantity Tomato, Cauli-
flower,
1 ntl of 1 )mat a i-
Yq tY (.ul
flower, Celery Mad Cabbage Plan to.
Tomato Plants roc a box or 8c a
dozen loose,
17i 1st Colleetiinl or Fluweting
Plants. Choice let of Geraniums
end Annuals for bedding. Boston
or Japan Ivy can be put out any
time in Summer -1 5, 20, 250 58011,
Floral Designs made to order.
Agent for Male's Cut Flowers,
Miss Kelly.
train leaving Here about 7.40 and
reaching Toronto about 11 o'clock, and
an afternoon train leaving for Toren -
to about 3 o'clock, with trains arriv-
ing from Toronto about 11 a. m. and 8
or 8.30 p. 1u., would sleet the wishes
of our citizens.
Blyth
Rev. Dr. Hussey, of Fordwich, oc
copied the pulpit in the Methodist
church on Sunday.
Rev. Mr. Anderson preachedl ttnday
School anniversary sermons on the
Klrkton circuit on Sunday.
Alex, and Mrs. Taylor, of Port Stan-
ley, were renewing old friendships in
1317th and Morris township. •
Two rinks of Blyth Bowlers went to
h on the e x
Gael nrsion on June 2nd
s
to have a friendly game with the Club
of that city
Wm. McElroy, 'Wm. Jackson and
D. D. Crittenden are appoiuted dele-
gates to attend the Methodist Con-
ference at Exeter.
Two carry -all loads ofTrini ty church
young, people visited at the home of
Principal and Mrs. Hartley, Clinton.
Theyreported a fine time.p
Wednesdayrude of last week at
n
1n
0.30 a. In. a quiet wedding took place
in the Methodist church when Wm.
Sims was united in -marriage to Mrs.
Mary A. Tasker, by Rev. S4Auderson.
Only the immediate relatives were
present. The bridal couple took the
(3. P. R. train to Milton for a wedding
trip.
Exeter
.r. G. Stanbury was called to Bay-
field owing to the illness of his father,
Dr. Stanbury.
Duncan and Mrs. McKay celebxatecl
their golden wedding. A number of
relatives were present.
According to the by-law passed by
the council at the last meeting those
allowing cows to ro111n the streets
without a herder, are subject to pros-
ecution.
Will. Knight received word that he
had been appointed purser on one of
the boats plying from Windsor up the
lakes. He will continue on the boat
until the medical school opens next
September for the Fan term.
The following gentlemen have been
appointed deputy tY
returningturning
officers
and
poll clerks in Exeter for election
day :-Fred. Hector, Arthur Snell for
Na 1 ; W. D. Weeks, Jas. Beer for
No. No. 2 ; Willis Powell, Ed. Walker
for No. 8 ; Nelson Taylor, R. N. Rich-
ardson for No. 4.
Dr. T. A. Amos, 60110 left on Mon-
day evening of last week, for Ray-
mond, Alta, was that afternoon pre-
sented with a Postmaster's jewel by
the officers and members of Lebanon
Forest Lodge, No.133, A. F. & A. M.
Mrs. Amos and chilch'en will leave as
soon as school closes fon' the Summer
holidays.
Dr. Hamilton's euro for Pimples
All skin diseases such as pimples
originate through failure of the kid-
neys and liver. All taints that block
the avenues of health must be remov-
ed. Dr. Hamilton's Pills do this
quickly. They cleanse the system,
make the skin smooth. restore roses to
the cheeks and give clear dainty com-
plexion. xion. 1 ox good looks, goocl health
and good spirits there is nothing so
sure as Dr. Hamilton's Pills, lac
boxes at all dealers,
Atwood
Atwood is going to celebrate July
1st,
Thos. Karst had a heifer struck aucl
killed by lightning on Tuesday of last
week during the thunder storm.
County Master Joseph Walker and
District Master Adam Willoughby at-
tended the Supreme Grand Lodge of
British North America at Midland.
While some of our boys were prac-
ticing football on Wednesday evening
of last week the sum of $0 was missed
from the pocket of one of the players
who had changed his clothes . and left
them in the ticket office.
In the Tug -of -War between Elma
and Wallace field in Listo,.lvel on Vic-
toria, Day the Ehna team captained
by J'as. Donaldson,r., easily pulled
the strong men of Wallace off their
feet thereby winning the handsome
curl which had been provided as the
prize for that event.
Stanley Ford took part in the Mara-
thon race Stratford to St. Marys on
Victoria Day. He made a good show-
ing for the first time. Stanley was
running nice and fresh when he was
seized with cramps at about half the
distance and hall to stop for a while
during which time three runners pas -
secs, and Stanley was not able to catch
them, although he finished strong and
succeeded in winning a handsome
clock.
A meeting of the Directors of the
.P111;a'Fem e' Mutual Fire Insurance
Company was s held in the Hall here
May 19111. Members present Roth-
well, Baker, 14IcOloy, Cleland, Donald-
son,and lialn and. Absent
Jowitt m
Cowan and Grieve, The President in
tie Chair+. The Secretary reported
that statuary assessment and licouse
foe for 1008 is $28,50 alsos0mo changes
in the insurance lawwhich were voted
by the board.. Claims for $1405.20
from John A. Hurst of lhlnta, for Toes
art eont:euts destroyed
of barn told p
by fire on 1st clay of May, from ex-
1loslo111 of lantern, Was presented to
he board. After considering the
same it was moved by Baker and Ole-
•
laud that claim • be paid. Carried i
from MN, Margaret Seiler 01 glom for
loss1c )i ;0•
1 1u byN m A 1 t l 3 Ila
tint,n lco d a1iaauaa
llelel
K
Slog, Moved by Baker
to
and Cleland
that claim be paid. Carried ; 81.47
from John C. Hoary, u1' El1na, for
dalu11ge to house by lightning I1t
March. Moved by Donaldson and
Mef'loy that claim be paid. --Carried.
Gloved by Donaldson and Hewitt that
By-law No. 7 be amended. by inserting
the word good before enoceupied
houses. Carried. (111 motion 01
1-1'witt and Cleland ulaillications for
insurance amounting to $84,800.00
were ar'cepted, Meeting adjourned
till 10111 of June.
Worse Than Onions
Bad Breath From Indigestion Cannot
be Overcome With Perfumes.
Ni110-ieoths of the offensive breath
1s 11 result of stomach trouble, It can-
not be overcome by breath perfumes
or any 3111201' palliative measures,
1f you have a bad breath if there
is heartburn, flatulence and gnlpings
undigested food ; if the 01002 t It burns
or smarts ; if thele is sleeplessness,
nervousness, headaches or any other
symptoms of indigestion, ;use Mi -u -Ila
stomach tablets and get well.
A.50 cent box of Mi -oats stomach
tablets lasts for a couple of weeks and
will ward oil a dozen mild attacks of
indigestion, while its continued use
will give 110 absolute and complete
Ottre, ry
Jas, Fox has mean so many cures
made by Mi-o-na stomach tablets that
he gives a guarantee with every box
to refund the money if it fails.
Political Pointers
How much was there in that La kose
deal "for the boys"?
One MA 11, one vote, in Huron Co ; one
111811 two votes, in Toronto.
5, H. Blake congratulates the Whit-
ney Government upon dropping law re-
form.
Hon. George W. Ross will present
resolutions to Parliament in June aslc-
ing tor an elaborate movement towards
Senate reform.
Liberals came into power in x372 and
their first year's expenditure was $1.50
per bead of the then population Dur-
ing the thirty years it was increased
only one dollar per head. Whitney in-
creased it $1 per bead in 3 years.
'Doose BECK Iloatsss,-Stratford
Beacon : A correspondent asks the
Beacon to give the details of the expen-
ditures by the Whitney Government on
the Beck horses to the international
Horse Show at London. England, last
year, The only statement of the expen-
diture published are the following, talc.
en from the public accounts of the Prov-
ince for the year ended 31st December,
,So7, page 201. International Horse
Show, London, England :
Atlantic Transport Company,
transportation of horses re
International Horse Show,
London $ 818 85
Beck, Mrs. Lillian V„ trans-
portation horses re Interna-
tional Horse Show 756 81
United StatesExpress Com-
pany,
Ep
hau transportation of
orses , re International
Horse Show 142 33
$1,701 99
Hon. Adam Beck says he paid for his
00161 horses, so that the above expendi-
tures must have been for the horses be-
longing to his wife, Kars. Lillian V.
Beck, as the Beck horses were the only
Canadian horses exhibited. There must
have been a lot of thein, or if a few, they
must have travelled parlor car and first
cabin all the way to make up a bill of
$1,7(0,99.
l
Our delicious Cod Liver
preparation without oil..
Better than old-fashioned
cod liver oil a8ld emulsions
to restore health for
Old people, delicate children,
weak run-down persons, and
after sickness, colds, coughs,
bronchitis and all throat and
lung troubles.
Try it on our guarantee.
James Fox, Druggist
nitliSSlii,B
Shoe Polish
Don't be deceived by isnita-
tion$. It means long life
to your shoes to be sure
of 2 in I
Black noel all colors,
et ell dr.altrs,
10c. alai 25c, ,
p0
lin
L
1$2
In oat (the last year of Liberai rule)
the.expendllure for the'edva0cement of
ric t r
1 li L 11 was 6
$ i ]
k 'H' . 1 n o it was
4 97
$181 c
to ul real ( o
'fd s f per ^
7..nt.
7 57c
While the Province has incrased its
expenditure on outside legal service
by 240 per cent., the great agriculture
industry, unquestionably the most im-
portant
m-
po to t inslostry of the Province, has
been given the Inconsiderable increase
01 7.57 per. coat.
Allan l al Line
Mail
TURBINE STEAMERS
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MONTREAL To ;LIVERPOOL
Virginian sa1131 .,. Friday, .Tuns 5 July 8
Tunisian stills Friday, June 12 July 10
Victorian Nails ........,Friday, June 19 July 17
Ooraloan BR lb Friday, June 26 July 24
MONTREAL TO GLASGOW
Hesperinn sails Saturday, June 0 July 4
Ionian sails Saturday, June 18 Jaly 11
Grampian sails Saturday, June 20 July 17
Praterian snits Saturday, June 27 July 24
MONTREAL. TO HAVRE & LONDON
Sicilian sails Saturday, Jule 0 July 18
Corinthian Saturday, Juno 80 Aug, 1
Parisian sails Saturday, June 27 Aug. 8
For sailings, lists and full inforination apply
to
W. H. KERR,
Agent Allan Line. Brussels.
S'VMMEII SCHODL
June, 1u1v and August leads Into
our Fall term without .a
break,
Enter 'any time. New Catalogue
free. Write for it to -day,
CENTRAL COLLEGE
ThoLargest, most Reliable
Of Its kind.
W H. SHAW Principal
Yonge & Gerrard stso Toronto
Summer Session for Teachers
u and ethers during July and August n
4,1
eaa the
ELLIOTT
rLLIOTT
TORONTO, ONT.
Remains open throughout the Sum. it
neer and many students enter et this 9
tine. We have a greater attend-
ance this year than ever before. It
Graduates readily secure employment.
Write today for handsome catalogue,
It pays to attend the best
W. J. ELLIOTT, qT'�I
U Oor. Yonge ds Alexander els., Toronto, dl
IIMMOIMMINNIMINIMMINOMMIIMINOU
KINCAR�INE to DETROIT
AND ETURN
$1.50
Steel Steamer
King Edward
Algonquin Central Steamship Line
Tickets good Going June 17th
AT 4 A. 1'I. ARRIVE AT DETROIT 4.45 P. M.
RETURN JUNE 19th and 26th
Leaving Detroit 9 a. n1. Central Time.
Meals and Berth Extra
H. T. HURDON, Local Agent. T. J. KENNEDY, Traffle Biiulager.
BUGGIES and WAGONS
24 Years oftyBusines
workms inanshipBrusselsand is full proofdurability of gee thee suwheperioreled qual-
i, rigs
that Ewan & Co. turn out. Our business is increasing
every year and our Buggies have improvements this year that they
never had before. Our steel tires are almost double the thickness of
„any other buggy on the market, and our wheels are all the best stand-
ard make with extra deep rims, Have you seen our dash support
braces ? They can't be surpassed, so there will be no more broken
dashes. This is a preventative. Our Tops are of the BEST and we
have a patent for the back stayes to prevent them from getting loose
or flapping. Trimmings are the very best of No, 1 leather with eight
different designs in workmanship. We use the lead and color paint
and the best standard Varnish on the market. Both Light and Heavy
Buggies to suit any customer and have also Rubber Tired Buggies of
all kinds. A peep into our two large show rooms will convince any
skeptic that what we say is true.
Also a number of Farm Wagons always on hand made from the very
best of seasoned timber.. Oak gears, oak wheels and spokes and heavy
maple axles, all with capped oat. hubs. Any width of tire you wish,'
alsolany height of wheels.
Old Buggy Tops lined and covered complete and made as good as new
at small cost. Our famous Artist, W M, C. SMITH, is berg in attend-
ance to repaint your old buggy and make it look the same as new. It
would really pay anyone to take a holiday and spend his whole time in
Swan's paint shops and show rooms and see what we have and what
we turn out. You will be convinced to buy both buggies and wagons
and get your buggy repainted at Ewan & Co's up-to-date Carriage
Shop. Call and get our terms and prices and buy from a reliable firm
and support home industry.
SPECIAL RiGS MADE TO ORDER.
E WA N & CON, BRUSSELS
.1011111111
NATIONAL
Roller Flour Mills
OUR NEW "FLAKING ROLL"
is now in full operation. It Will save you
money to have your Oats "Flaked" before
feeding horses
i`ry our New
BREAKFAST FOOD Corneola
-
Made from White Wheat, Healthful and Invigorating,
Don't
nvl oratinDon't forget that our "White Loaf" Flour
is still taking the lead for Bread
Flours.
tag - MI hinds of Food kept constantly on hand,
WM . F
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