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BUSINESS CARDS.
MISS LAURA SPENCE
Teacher of Piano or Organ
ETMEL, ONT.
K. O. T. M.
Brussels Tout nt the Maooabno0, No, 24
hold their regular nieotlugs In the Lodge
Room, Banker flock, ou the lot and 8rd
1'nosday evenings of ouob, month,
Vleitore aiways weloomo.
A, SOBE1tS, Com, A, MoGUIRE, 1t, r1.
JAMES HARRIS,
Agent Ilowiclr lYtatual
Fire Ineurance Company
UAico aid Reelasuoe-
WALTON. ONT.
JOHN SUTHERLAND
IN011R1N0a,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
11�.ii S. SCOTT A AN AUOT'ION•
! • maWill sell -for better prices, to
better wee, In lees time and lone obnrgeF
than any other Auctioneer in East Heron or
he won't charge anything, Dates and orders
situ always be arranged at this olfoe or by
p nrsona1 application.
ROBT, H. GARNiSS
tax 4: VA 1,14 - ONT,
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terms reasonable, Bales arranged for
at the otaae 0t Tam Pon, Bruaeels, 2211
VETERINARY.
i A, CUNNINGHAM-
Vi • Ronor erabuu,c of the Ontario Vet-
erinary (lollop, Io prepared to trust all din•
eases of domesticated animals In a aouwet•
out me.uner. Particular attention paid to
VeterinarY
Le tIatrY and Mint Vey r
Calls
-tofu lel doors North to Delisa and Infirmary
et
) 1 Y Y
-Four doors North 0t brJdge,'14a'ubarry et..
Or000ale. 'P11000 'ii k
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
M. SINCLAIE-
Vr • Barrister, Solicitor, lC11 00yan0er,
Notary Public, &o. U01oe-13tewart's !look
I. door Nor tb of Uontral Rotel.
S011ollor for the Metropolitan Bank.
PItOUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR-
BAR1tISTE1rS, SOLIOITORS, NOTARIES
PUBLIC), ETC),
W. Pfw8DrooT, K. C. R. 0, Etas
G. F. Seem.
O1lees-Those formerly occupied by Messrs
Oamerou & H011,
Oonxaioo, ONd'An10.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. PEiLD,
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal Oollo a of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario and 8'Iret•olaea Honor
Graduate of Toronto Vuiveralty. Office
nosh to Brewer's Photograph Onllerv,
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]. liUSSELB.
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
is the leading business training school
in Western Ontario. We give a Ebor-
Itougb, practioai training on Cotumor-
anal Subioota Isaac Pitman's Short -
,
hand Touch Typewriting,and in Cow-
l/ meralal aid Railroad Operating. �['
Each department is In the bawds of r
4experieucod inetruotors. We assist y'(
etudeote to positions, Our graduates id
qqtt ulwaye 01(00004, for our 6000000 are DD
(a(1 Ebo boat. Got our true aataloguo and i
11 10,1011 more about 00. You may enter yf
I now. d9
ELLIOTT & MoLA.OHLAN, -
Prim:irate,
f}1 i=t-trs iigt = 'ter.
INGER
SEWING
MACHINES
ARE THE BEST
Machines may be seen at
MoItAY & SHAW'S Hardware
Store, Brussels.
Easy payment system may
be arranged for.
I also handle the Nordbeim-
er Piano.
S. CARTER, AGENT
BUGGIES
WAGONS
If yon went a really good artiole
fu the Buggy or Wagon line go
to the old reliable °ober Carriage
13uildot on Market Square, Brus-
ee1s, where you will And a first-
class assortment.
Bost of hand macre Farm Wag -
one with different widths of tires
and 'different heights of wheole,
Extra large hand made Wheel-
barrows,
Re -rimming Light and Heavy
Wheels, Repairing, Re -painting
and Re-tfintlning attended to on
011001000 notice,
JOHN COBER
Summer School...
� our lnnuagenitagl trains more y0110g
VI people than any other In Ontario I .!
s There meet be n reason ; writs for it (
Special Course for Teachers. {�
•A Mali Courses. 44.
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WINOHAM BUSINESS COLLEGE '\
Y�3
Geo. Spotton, Principal.
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GAIMEE Tietolvs Rat u' X'
BRUSSJ='LS
0o0N0 SOUTH (001x0 NORTH
broil 7:06a In Express 40:65 a In
Express 11:260 m lvinll..,.. 1:44 p m
Express .,8:02 p m Express 0:51 p m
WALTON
To Toronto To 0odorioh
Express 7:45 a m I Express ........,11:60 u
x m
L At ass.....,618ri p w Express 0:26 p n]
Nlstri .ct geius
Grey
A bank barn is being erected by W.
J. !-Loy, lot 11, con. 6. It is 40x50 feet
and will have cement stabling. L.
Frain has the job of the cement, and
Mr. Hoywill do the carpentering
xo
P
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himself.
Smoot RnronT.-Tho following is
the School' Report of S. S. No. 5 Grey.
Nantes in order of merit. Highest
possible mark 400 :-Sr,-Ile. 1214a,
Macdonald, 331 ; Bert Dunbar, 278
Alex. Collins, 21:2. Jr. IV. john Me -
Cush, Ernest Clark. Class Ill. --Elsie
Rea,855 ; Willie Campbell, 325 Edith
Y
Flod, 274 ; Frank Lindsa , 211 Ross
Cowles, 209; Isaac Clark, 194. Class
II Jas. Collins, 375 ; Maggie Coates,
871 Lyle Bradford, 810; Lizzie Kleins-
rhroth, 271 ; Alex. Macdonald, 200 ;
Alenia Clark, 217 ; John Savage, 100 ;
Hr. Pt, I1. -Gordon Macdonald., Harry
Iiuclson, ],vat :Hudson. Jr. Pt. II. -
Ida Bremner, (equal Harold Bradford,
Henry Kleinschroth. Sr. I. -Gordon
Rea, joint Armstrong,
Mabel Clark
George Campbell. Jr. L -band Dix
-
Dix-
on, Rbeccah Kloinsehtoth,
Carl Mac-
donald, Harvey Flood.
L. A. MACKAY, Teacher.
The girl that is pale
She is in clanger, her system run
down, weak -sire needs nourishment
needs richer blood. More than all else
she needs Ferrozoue, Leeds it because
it beings back the nerve energy which
rapid growth and study have exhaust-
ed. The to eke time , !I vigor, happy spirits
g 110 P
anclnew strength return )11 Ferro -
zone.new sLie r xettur \\ t 1 ern
zone. The clel rate maid is energized,
strengthened and rebuilt. Isn't it
worth while using Ferrozgne when it
surely dons so much. At all dealers in
50c boxes.
Morris
A Riverside Social will be helcl at
the home of Jas. Russell, Sunshine, an.
Ttiesclay evening, June 10th, under the
auspices of the Sunshine Methodist
chiu•ch. A splendid time is expected.
Keep the elate in blind and be stu'e to
attend.
Srfnx». REPORT. -Following the
is
report of 5 S. No. 5, Morris, for the
mond of May, irased exaunatl
s
and class work :-Olass V -Dora Wat-
son. Sr. IV L. Watson, M. Span', E.
Clark. Sr. III -M. Wheeler, J. Al-
cock. Jr. I11 -J'. Coupon, M. Speir,
K. Shutrie, A. Brarlshaw, J. Passmore,
H. Kerney, H. Nichol J. Little, W.
Denman. So. 11-E. Nichol,
G. Mc-
Neil, S. Alcoclt, E. Oonuon, W. Clark,
A. Nichol. Jr. II -I. McArter, R.
Bradshaw, N. Spell', V. McCracken,
3. McNeil. Sr. Pt. I -R. Marks, 13.
Bradshaw, R: Oloakey, A. Little. ,Tr.
Pt. I -A. Alcock, M, Clark, 0. Marks.
E. M. WxLTON, Teacher.
MORRIS ,STATISTICS. -The following
particulars are copied from the Assess-
ment Roll of 1908 by THE POST scribe:
Acres of lance • 55,093
Acres cleared 44,290
Acres wood 4,106
Acres slash 507
Acres swamp 5,111
Value of lance $ 1459,750
Valle of buildings 705,700
Value 6
Business tax 4,050
Income tax 600
Total value of lands.,2102,850
Ohilth'en front 5 to 21 years473
Children from 5 to 16 years514
Total population 2,210
No. from 21 to 00 years 072
Only 8 names are on the non-resident
roll. The London, Huron & Bruce
railway is assessed for $6,065 ; the W.
G. & 13, for $4,170 ; and the Guelph-
Goderich road $4,325 ; Bell Telephone
Co. $1,450. There was only one appeal
against the assessment and it was dis-
missed by the Court of Revision. As-
sessor Watson has been doing the as-
sessing for the past 80 years, a period
not 1)11en exceeded by an official in
this illipOi•tallt (lepal'tlnellt of munici-
pal service. The salary paid.by Morris
Council for this work is $70,00.
Never pare a corn
It's a sure way to get blood poison-
ing. Ilse Putnam's Corn Extractor.
It's safe painless and sore to cure in a
day,
Goderich
Wm. Marlton is the latest addition
to the autoists in Gocleridh.
W. L. Horton has been awarded the
contract for the season's dredging at
(3oclerich and Kincardine.
Trout fishing has been fairly good
at the reefs the past two weeks, but
inshore is deserted by trout and white
fish.
Jamas McLeod, son of the late Cap-
tain Dan McLeod, of Goderich, has re-
cently been appointed physical direct-
or at the Central Y. M. C. A. Toronto.
The name of the flag station to be
opened shortly on the 0. P. It, at the
top of Dunlop's hill will be "Meneso-
tongg Park station" instead of "Setting
Park" as first proposed.
The town clerk has received a law-
yers letter claiming clatnages from the
town for a lady who stopped into a
hole near Mir. Morningstar''s gate the
otterdayand sustaiiled.serious injury,
A now time table goes into effect on
the C. 1?. R. on Jule 151,11. Tho pro-
posed changes affecting Goderich are
OS follows Morning train out to
kayo 111,8 a, M. instead of 7 a, in,; are
hiving at Torotito at 12.10 t4. m, ; after-
noon train reit tit 180 p, in, instead of
in„ arriving iu 'Toronto at 6.35 ;
first trtain in 10 arrive al 12.80, evening
)ling
train to nl'rlt'e int PI.12 p. in. instead. el
Lead bury
(J,vtDI(N )'AR'T'Y. -'191' Letitia(' !11(1
of Bethel Metoist rbur
n will
held
to
Cowden Party at the residence of John
DItl1(hrs, Nast of Leadbtu'y, on Friday
evening, June 12t1, 001)101 1tn.01 Line
(0'xp'eted. 011 the program will be
a fall ball mntel), Breus Band, short
addresses, vocal selections, readings,
&e. T1,001 will alto be arefreslunent
tent on the giminds. hverybody-
invited.
Molesworth
ScifooL R11 Olrr._ :The follswing is
the report of 1 H No. 16 1lowick and
Grey Hr, 1V -Irene McTavish, .ni(a
Armstrong. J1 I V ---Annie Rohn l.-
sou Ula 0Grainger. tin6(1. Jr. L1
--
Everatt 2111011her, Annie Hislop,
Tyndall 14lclierrller, SL, II -Robbie
McDonald, Lawrence Hislop, Webster
Tacklin, Birks Robertson, 3. D. Mc-
Tavish 1:Wilbeit Grainger. Jr. 11-
�.
Willie Armstrong, Carl Grainger. i t.
TI -Lloyd Arnistlong, Verne Mc-
Donald, Jean Doig :::Muria Bennet,.
Sr, I• -Addis Armstrong, Gerrie
Hislop. Jr. i --Della Doig, James Mlc-
Kereher, These marked:I: missed one
or teen -00 exams.
N. SPARLINO, Teacher.
Clinton
Mr. l'Vheatley, of 11)1\0, tuts sold iris
fsctw in (20001 ir•11 'Township to 0. J.
Thompson.
Mrs, Neil Matheson, au old and re-
spected resident, died at hoe home last
week.
The contract for suppliesh
o r the
House of Refuge were given to H.
Bartliff for bread, W. Linder, for
groceries, R. Fitzsimons & Sen for
meat.
.T, B. ]Lindsay, of Clinton ; Johan
Eraser and wife and Miss Ililiotl, of
.Bayfield, are away to Winnipeg at-
tending the General Assembly of the
Presbyterian church.
The home of Mrs, Thompson,son
Albert
street,was the scene of a very pretty
weddig
Wednesday of last week
when her daughter, Violetta Beatrice,
became the wife of Gen. Me'Ihggart,
G. '1'. R. stationmaster at Blyth. The
happy couple left on the afternoon
train for the Pacific coast via Owen
Sound,
A wonderful cold cure
Just think of it, a cold cured in ten
minutes -that's what happens when
you use "Ca 4 u r llOco 1'. i1
W i You inhale
3
hale
its •oo ;hiebalsams,.
s f (seri out nes the
g
coli-suifllcs are anted t goes
1 eadarhe is
cured -symptoms of catarrh and
grippe disappear sat once. It's the
healing pine essences and powerful
antiseptics in Catarrho ;one: that en-
able it to act so quickly. In disease of
the nese, for irritable throat, bron-
chitis, coughs and catarrh it is n mal.' -
vel. Safe even for children. 25c and
$1.00 sizes at all dealers.
Wingham
Rev. W. G. Howson was attending
the London confereuce•this week, be-
ing held m Exeter. Jno herr and 10.
Buchanan were lay delegates front
hex e.
Miss Mamie youngest daughter of
Peter McLaren, treasurer of Turn -
berry, and resident of this town,'was
married. to D. Stewart, of Detroit, on
Wednesday. Rev. D. Perris was the
officiating Minister.
Dr. Bethune intends to leave Wing -
ham and will. reside with his son, who
is a physician at limo, 250 miles from
Port Arthur. 5lilce the accident that
fractured his leg, Dr. Bethune finds it
diffleult getting around.
Prof. Geo. Cline and his large choir
gave his cantata, "The Nativity, of
Ohrist," in the Blyth Presbyterian
church, on Wednesday evening of
last week. There was a good attend-
ance, and the choir received many
compliments for the manner in. which
they rendered the program.
George 0. Young, son of our towns-
man, A. Young, who for the past three
years has been representing the (11
of Lewis Bros. Ltd.,Montreal, form-
erly
o <
erly in the Nest and for the past few
Months in the East, has accepted a.
position as manager of the Northern
Engineering azul Supply (Jo., of Fort
Wi lien.
A. wedding took place in East
Wawanosh on Wednesday of last
week, at the home of Jas. and Mrs.
Nethery, when their youngest daugh-
ter, Frances Matilda, was vaulted in
marriage to Thos. Fairservice, of Bul-
let. Rev. W. H. Hartley, of Blyth,
performed the ceremony in the pres-
ence (1f a large number of guests.
Never in the history of Huron
Comity were there better prospects
for a bountiful crop. Spring grams
cover the ground. The absence of
usual late frosts and the warm weath-
er, with occasional showers, have
caused marvelous growth, and it is
said vegetation is a month or at least
three weeks ahead of last year. The
outlook is certainly encouraging.
HICKS' PREDICTIONS
' fOR LEAFY MONTH
June, according to Prof. Ir} Hicks,
will be heralded 111 by a few clays of
fine Mit cool weather but by the 4th
and 5th storms are predicted which
will terminate in severe electrical dis-
tn'bsauoes later ou. These electrical
storms, according to the niofessol',
will be pretty general during after-
noons and evenings throughout the
whole month. Ilis predictions arc 1-
A regulate 0110110 period is central on
the 6th, extending from idle 4th to the
9th. This period is coincident with
the Mercury period, which is central
on the 7th, covering the 1st to the
14tH, Moon is in apogee on the 4th,
at the first quarter on the 6th, and on
the celestial equator on the 0th. The
reactionary storms of the last May
period tt illdisapl)ear in the East about
June 1,, leaving behind them two or
three days of fair, cooler weather.
By the 4th and 5011, the barometer will
bo felting in the Weat, 'with, rising
temperature and g1(Withg storm
clouds. During the (Itis to tiro Otlt
these oon(litions will be visited by
very decided electrical storrnk high
• I-
INGLE HARNESS
May be Among Your Wants
wings and heavy downpours of ruin.
'Phis period, like all the remaining
fpellotes of the uluilth IS affected hy
ile June solstice, being 6100 61 the
beginning of the annual J1n)e maxi-
mum of electro magnetic disturbance
wlu(lr falls every year 1:1.0111 the 811) to
the 12th of June. Sluing East cur-
rents, and other manifestations of ex-
cessive magnetic and electric activity
will be fluted at this time. The
(,Janes are that thunderstorms dur-
ing afternoons and evenings, will con-
tinleo\1Ithe 1)L
h
11th ['
ilk OW
next storm period.
A rea'tiouary stored period is cen-
tral on thel2th, 13111 and 14111. Op-
position of )loon With Earth and Hw1
or Pull Hoon falls 001 the 11111. Ill
addition to nlurlied tendency to elec-
tl.lcal storms, it will be found that
volcanoes tt l "n 1
1 t o 11S c parts of I
1
the earth
will be disturbed and seismic shales
will be numerous
abcutthls period.
Following the first two of three per-
iods In Tune as the areas of high baro-
metric pressure displace storm areas,
sharp, unreasonable revulsion to enol -
'r weather 1'o1' a day or two hill be
uatoral, especially In high latitudes,
A regular storm period 1s central on
the. 17th extending from the !.5th to
19111. Moon is nearest the earth or in
perigee, on the 10tH. Darin this
period . minty afternoon thunder
storms will he natural, Without very
low readings of the barometer. As a
rel' 1a yearly lnaxinuun of rainfall is
to be expected, generally, during the
June solstice ; hence daily tains and
thunderstorms often mem. at this
time, with the barometer about the
normal Leading. If the barometer
falls to vexy low readings at any tinge
during tine .Jule solstice, it is almost
an infallible warning that storms of
momthan ordinary !y violence and
clanger 1. are bowing. If you have a
reliable I3:ygtonleter and will watch
its indications you will always know
whether light or heavy rains are going
to fall with the approaching storms.
Remember, the water which is to
come clown in the form of rain is al-
ready in the atmosphere about you be-
fore the storm comes. If tlxe atmos-
pheric humidity is great, your hy-
grometer will tell von even before any
elands appear, and the precipitation
will be heavy in proportion, as the
great cnudensing storm -rake comes
along, gathers it up and tumbles it
down A. small percentage of
a
1 6
humidity and a low barometer may
give you a vicious storm of wind and
thunder, but not a heavy, sustained
rainfall. We believe that heavy local
rains or '(cloudbursts" will occur here
and there during this month, also in
July and August, but that the atmos-
pheric conditiotis will. not allow a
general distribution of normal rains
over all the country.
A reactionary storm period is cen-
tral on the 22nd, 23rd and 24th. The-
nmOrl is at its last quarter and on the
celestial equator ou. the 21st, and these
facts will cause decided tendency to
electrical storms a the beginning of
this period. The acme, or turning
point of Sommer solstice is coincident
with this reactionary period. The
Saturn period is still in active force,
and the Jupiter period will lend its de-
parting' influence. Hence we may
reasonably look for a period of eh -
normal electrical activity covering and
next to the 21st, 22nd, 28111 and 24th.
Some of the- tandeY
t, Mostt
auoram-
ie scenes of the whole
year occur, as a
rale, at the L, isis of the Jura solstice.
As sunset and twilight cane on great
banks of blue and black and brassy
clouds stack themselves at all points
around the 110118oln and charge after
charge, flash. after flash., of i -ub
bewilder-
We are prepared to supply you in
Genuine Rubber Mountie g.s
, Lnita-
tion Rubber 01' Solid Nicker -any of
which are popular'rrimmtngs. Our
prices will suit You.
We have Dusters, Imp Rugs,
Trunks and Seteh'k, all at Lowest
Uwillfug to let or sella
Dwelling above store to let
New Covered Buggy for sale.
1 C. Richards
ntilcal111'('111roimi(s illuminate
the heavens and the earth. While
these solstice exhibitions are grand
and awe Inspiring, it should be under-
stood, especially by timid, nervous
persons, that they, as 1a rule are ab-
solutely harmless, They are not only
harmless but beneficent. Lila' great
sauihu'y fructifying tanks of'leetrieal
energy and fire, they blaze and burn
far through the solstice nights effect-
ive agents of our Heavenly Father in
purifying
the ozone and u mst't•ir
g
to the growth and health and comfort
of human, animal and vegetable life.
But it must be known that these mag-
nificent, sheet -lightning, thunderless
panoramas are altogether different
from the resoluta, °meaning storm.
Even a child, or lit to birds twittering
nervously in the trees and shrubbery',
can distinguish
the rushing, rising
Chander stoles from fon tho harmless
cloud pillars of electric fire that flash
like endless ranks of vesper lamps all
round the horizon, The one may be
looked upon in calm fearlessness and
admiration ; the other roust be regard-
ed as an a(lvan(•iug foe, and watched !
Aftern tem and evoufug thnuder
showers may reasonably be counted
on about the 21st, 22nd, 23rd and 24th.
Haymakers and other.
� s whomig ht
stetter inconvenience, will r nd loss t " 0 1
a
well to watch conditions and plan
their work accordingly, through all
this solstice period. We repeat our
annual warning against the clanger in
taking shelter under green trees dur-
ing the June thunder storms. If all
our readers could see the correct
statistics of fatal lightning strokes, as
a result of running under trees in
June thunder storms, our oft -repeated
warming would be more appreciated.
A regular storm period begins on
the 27111 and
extends to July
2
nl.
This period is central on the 20th,
witil the moon in conjunction with
earth and sun ata solar eclipse node
and moon at greatest North declina-
tion. The crisis of this period will fall
on and touching the 23th, 29th and
30103. Within three days of the 28th,
seismic convulsions and volcanic erup-
tions will reach a general crisis.
A vegetable constipation cure
Becitllse they contain mercury am(1
mineral salts, many pills all harsh.
The easiest and safest laxative is Dr.
Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and
Butternut They t clean the stomach,
intestines 11210tv 1 -
bo e s dr nye out waste
matter, tone the kidneys and forever
erre constipation As a general tonic
and system cleanser nothing is so
mild and efficient as Dr. Hamilton's
Pills of Mandrake and Bnttornut.
Sold everywhere in 2.5c boxes.
Gained Both
in Strength
and Weight.
Another Case That Proves tho
Merit of
FERROZONE.
"'I 11740 in spoor health nearly all last
Winter," writes Mrs. Cross, of Wake-
field, Ont. "My appetite was
variable, I was weak and unfit for
work. I suffered a good deal from
nervous prostration and palpitation of
theher. 012
heart. 1 digestion was general-
ly g
l out f order. the .Springtime
,y o By I
had lost flesh, color and had; a bad
Bough. The doctor didn't help me
very much, 00 I decided to try Fer-
ozolte. It diel me ever so much good
in one week. I gsined strength, look-
ed and felt a lot better. When I had
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
THE METROPOLITAN BANK
Notice is hereby given that a dividend of two per centum, for
the quarter ending Jute 30t11, next (being at the rate of eight per
centum, per annum), leas been declared on the capital stock of
this Bank, payable at the Head Office and Branches of the Bank,
on and after the second day of July, 1908.
The Transfer Books will be closed from the 17th to the 80th
Juno, both days inclusive. By Order of the Board,
W. D. ROSS,
Toronto, May 10t11, 1908. General Manager.
961
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"It's All Right"
CAMPBELL'S
VARNISH STAIN
The ori¢inal and only
real Varnish Stain
For Re•stainini and. Vernfshiind
Furniture, Floors and Woodwork
Prepared hi
1. n CPOOLPULOAR
R$
For 901(1 by
110111 six boxes of Perroxnn' I weighed
Olyse)!' and found a gain of fifteen
puuudl 1''2.00801(1 rebuilt fey C011-
nlitnli01i. and ;glade mea new woman.
! 01)11aidcl' Irerrozone worth its weight
in gold to every weak woman. ' It
(•tu'es-gniekly and saves big doctors'
bills. (MI35,) I'1 C1105S."
No tonic so certain, so helpful, so
safe ; try Ferrozoite yourself, 50e. per
box at all dealers.
Allan grald Line
TURBINE STEAMERS
-.o..-
MONTREAL ro LIVERPOOL
'Virginian Sa11a Friday, June 6 Jul 8
1'mlistau sails ..,Friday,. June 12 July 10
Victorian sails Friday, June 10 July 17
Oorslooe soils 1+'riday, June 20 July 24
MONTREAL TO GLASGOW
Hesperinn sails Saturday, June 6 July .1
Ionian sails Saturday, Juue 18 JuIy 11
Grampian sails .,Saturday, June 20 July 17
Pretorian sails Saturday, June 27 July 24
MONTREAL TO HAVRE r& LONDON
Sicilian sails Saturday, June 8 Tilly. 18
Corinthian ,tarda
9t y, June 20 Aug. 1
Pnrtalan soils ,...,Saturday, June 27 Aug. 8
For sailings, lists and full information apply
to
W. H. KERR,
Agent Allan Line. Brussels.
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our Fall 'Terns without any break.
Enter any time. New Catalogue
free. Write for It to -(ley,
CENTRAL EVSiNESS COLLEGE
The Largo0t, most 11e110(44
Of its hind.
W. H. SHAW Principal
Tonga dt Gerrard sts,, Toronto
Summer mm r Sessi n for Teachers
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TORONTO. ONT.
Romain open throughout the Sum-
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time. Wo have a groator attondli
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Graduates readily secure employment,
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941 ()or. Yonge & Alexander sae., Toronto. p�
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INCAR�INE to �ETROIT
AND RETURN
$ 1.5
Steel Steamer
Sing Edward
Algonquin Central Steamship Line
Tickets good Going June 17thl
AT i A. M. ARRIVE AT DETROIT 4.45 P. M.
RETURN JUNE 19th and 26th
Leaving Detroit 9 a. in. Central Time.
Meals and Berth Extra
H. T. Hi1RDON, Local Agent. T. J. KENNEDY, Traffic Manager.
BUGGftS and WAGONS
24 Years of Business in Brussels is full proof of the superior qual-
ity, workmanship and durability of the wheeled 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 snake with extra deep rims, Have you seen our dash support
braces i' 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 Rapping. Trimmings are the very best of No, 1 leather with eight
different designs in workmanship. - We use th8 lead and dolor 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 Targe show rooms will convince any
skeptic that what we say is true.
Also a number of Farm Wagons always on baud made from the very
best bf seasoned timber. Oak gears, oak wheels and spokes and heavy
maple axles, all with capped oak hubs. Any width of tire you; wish,
also an
height of
wheels.
01d Buggy Tops lined and covered complete and made as good as new
at small cost. Our famous Artist, W M4. C. SMITH, is herehi 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
Ewan's paint shops and show rooms and see what we have and what
we turn out, You will be convinced to buy both buggies sad 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.
EWAN & CO.,
Ir. au snemmala
BRUSSELS
NATIONAL
IONAL
Roller Flour Malls
OUR NEW "FLAKING ROLL"
is now in full operation, It will save you
looney to have your Oats "Flaked" before
feeding horses
fry our New
BREAKFAST FOOD -d
or
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Made froln White Wheat, .EEealthful and Invigorating,
Don't forget that our ifWhiteLoaf" Flour~
is still taking the lead for Bread Flours, -
'All 'kinds of Feed -kept constantly on hand.
WM & RA. E
WJ1' /86E LS