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TJiVRSDAY, JUNE 18, 1908 bridge, in Stanley, bet that no further
action be taken. 'That no action be
.�"_ ..— taken towards the betiding of a bridge
EAST BORON FARMERS' INSTITUTE, ! 'J'hattno action be.takeu in reference to
The anneal meeting of East Huron
Farmers' Institute was held in the Couu-
cil Chamber, Jiressels, on Friday after-
noon of last week, with .President Me-
Vlillan in the chair. Minutes were read
and' .assess, Executive Committee's
report Was read showing that 1 x meet-
ings were held and 49 addresses given.
The total expense fur year was $226.78
leaving a balance of $159,09. There
are 308, members, A Farmers' Club
was formed at St. Columbian with a
membership of 23. Report was adopted.
Auditors' report was presented by
auditor A. D. Grant and accepted.
Directors were elected as follows on
motion of Mr, Bennett, seconded by
Ale, Simpson :—
Howick :—Alex. Gibson, A. A.
Graham and J. Armstrong.
'Pprnberryi—las. Elliott, Jno. Mc-
Naughton and Jas, Orr,
Wroxeter:—T. A. Gibson and W.
Knox.
Morris:—J. Lawson, R. Nichol, W.
H. Fraser, Walter Smillie, Thos. Mc-
Call.
Grey .—Too, McTaggart, Amos Smith,
Jas, MoFadzeao, S. T. Campbell.
Brussels:—W. H. McCracken, G.
Thomson and W. H. Kerr.
McKillop:—Jas. Simpson, A. Gard-
iner, R. Scarlett, Jas. Evans.
Hullett :—Tas, Watt, T. McMillan,
Jno. Brigham, Charles Rogerson.
Auditors, T. R. Bennett and A. D.
Grant. The attendance was small for
an annual meeting.
At the meeting of the Executive Thos.
McMillan was elected President ; W.
H. Fraser, Vice President; P. A. Mc-
Arthur, .Secretary -Treasurer. On
motion it was decided to affiliate with
the Winter Fair, the fee being $5.0o.
$25.00 has been offered by the Co.
Council of Huron to supplement prizes
in fat cattle classes at Winter Fair to
amateurs from Huron Co. Those who
have taken ist prizes at Toronto, Ot-
tawa or London Exhibitions or Guelph
Fat Stock Show are barred as competit-
ors. A grant of $io was made to the
Central Woman's Institute for the rid-
ing of East Huron,
Huron County Council
Regular meeting of the County Coun-
cil was held at Goderich. A letter was
received from the Secretary of the On-
tario Provincial Winter Fair askiug for
a grant ; $25 was granted, to be offered
for amateurs only, for this county, and
for beef cattle only. Application was
made tor an increase of salary by the
Turnkey. 'Phis was refused and a
committee appointed to revise the
salaries of all the county officials, with a
view to putting them on a permanent
basis for at least five years, said com-
mittee consisting of Messrs. Fraser,
Hawkins, Baillie, Leckte and Harris,
Application was made for a grant to-
wards the Clinton Hospital ; it was
agreed that a grant of $400 be made
when it is shown that the hospital has
passed government inspection, and is
recognized as a public hospital. The
Warden was empowered to settle the
claim of Angus McLeod for damages
done by a committee of council in tread-
ing down grass and leaving open gates,
etc. On tnotion $2o was paid to the
Huron Co, Stock Show at Clinton. An
application for a grant to Hensall Horse
Show was refused on the ground that
conditions had not been complied with.
A similar application from the Ford-
wich Stallion Show was refused. Ap-
plication from the town of Goderich, for
a grant of $300 towards paying the ex-
penses of themilitary camp, was refused.
The sum of $75 was granted to the Hur-
on Co. Rifle League, and the sum of $25
to the Huron Co. Poultry Association.
The sum of $50 was granted towards
transportation expenses and $25 for
prizes to exhibitors of the county at the
Provincial Horticultural Exhibition this
Fall.
It was decided to notify the Council of
Perth not to open certain bridge tenders
until the Road and Bridge Committee
look into the matter.
It was moved, seconded and carried
that Stanley township be refunded the
sum of $119 price of bridge on Lake
Shore road, said bridge being a County
Bridge. This was agreed to by the
Road and Bridge Committee.
The Clerk was instructed to keep a
book showing the cost of erecting and
maintaining each permanent bridge in
• the county. The Engineer was instruct-
ed to prepare a statement for the Coun-
cil showing the cost of all permanent
bridges that have been erected during
his term of office.
Dr. Milne was appointed a delegate to
attend a Consumptive meeting during
the holding of Toronto Fair, Messrs.
MoDermid and Lane were appointed
delegates to the Muuicipal Association
meeting in Toronto.
It was decided that the Council should
visit the site of the Holmesville-Colborne
bridge, which it did on Friday morning.
The Committee and Inspector of the
I4onse of Refuge were authorized to at-
tend to the fire protection of the House
of Refuge,
'The House of Refuge committee re-
ported that the front hall of the house
had been papered, and the woodwork
painted, es well as other improvements.
The committee had instructed the In-
spector to have a cement foundation
planed under the steps at the main en-
'mince,and a porch to be built over the
door in the North angle of the main
building. They found that the new
part of the building bad no proper fire
protection and recommended that the
same be provided at once, or the incur -
once rate Will be increased. They
found the building neatly kept nod the
inmates clean and contented, The crops
on the farm are looking well. The
following is the acreage of the different
crops , Oats 3, barley 5, mangolds s-+
carrots 1-4, sugar beets 2, potatoes 2 3-4,
hay to, the balance in pasture.
ROAns AND nalbGEs
1'"2 The Chairman of tine R. & B. com-
mittee, reported that the Council had
met et the Holmesviile bridge and ex-
amined the seine, together with the
locality of the proposed new bridge,
The Committee recommended some re-
pairs 10 the old bridge in ease a pew one
is not built this Summer, and that the
Dewar's bridge Stauley, it never being
legally a county bridge, That alt i
bridges requiring it, be painted. That
the bridge built by 'Pnekersiuith and
Stanley, be assumed by the county.
That Rapson's bridge, on the base liue
between Hullett and Goderich township
be taken over, That the Riutail bridge
be built this year if necessary. t
EINANCP, CONI4ITTEE
The Finance Committee reported that
the total equalization amounted to
8142,501,40o : the Treasurer's estimated
expenditure amounts to $81,062 and
estimated receipts, $8,8o9, leaving a bal-
anee of $72,252 to be provided for which
1 require a rate ort7-10 mill the
wit eqwmills
dollar to be raised on theequalized value
of all the property in the county liable
to taxation,
Estimated Receipts and Expenditures.
EXPENDITURES
Administration of Justice. ....... ,..$ 550o
jail account 2200
Division Court Jury Fund ,..,loo
Schools . rs000
School management... . 2800
Miscellaneous grants.. 2000
Municipal government 5500
Stationery, printing, etc
Lunatics and charities
Interest
County property
Miscellaneous
Industrial Home.
Roads and bridges.
Sterling debentures
Currency debentures
RECEIPTS
Registry office, ..... .,...,...... $12oo
Licenses Soo
Surplus Igo? 6809
1000
Boo
500
1500
too
boon
30762
2000
$sro62
$8809
Great Danger in Headaches
It's often dangerous to consider
headache a trifling ailment. If the
head aches the stomach is out of order
and some serious disease may be im-
pending. To tone up the stomach, to
give it healthy action, nothing in
modern medicines is so successful as
Dr. Hamilton's Pills. The concentrat-
ed vegetable extracts in Dr. Hamil-
ton's Pills have a quieting healthful
effect on the stomach and remove all
disorders, Your headache will be
cured and they won't return, if you
use Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Sold
everywhere.
CENTRE HURON.
Following are the official figures for
the Provincial Election of Tune 8th for
Centre Huron:—
SEAFORTH.
Prend foot
No, 1 88
2 37
3 22
4 23
5 42 55
212 238
Majority 26
CLINTON.
No. I 59
2 71
3 43
4 48
22I
Majority
Porter
69
49
34
31
No. f
3
4
5
6
Majority
No. I
3
Majority
No, I
3
4
Majority
No.
2
3
4
5
6
7
Majority
No. 1
2
3
4
000ERlCH
57
58
75
59
36
74
—41
The Hen and the Doorknob
Once upon a ti 115 Caere was a fool hen
who sat 00 is china 11. ork00b for three
weeks expeettug to get n family. The
only thing she did get 1858 experience,
The advertising field is full of 'china
doorknob proposition;'—exumpies of
merchauis who expect good eewspepers
to hatch money out of had egg business,
or who put 8oand 110.81 eggs under the
wrong "advertising lieu,"
There are three princ;pies to follow in
an advertising campaign : First of all,
find a business that will stand advertis•
Ing ; secondly, find the newspaper that
will make the advertising pay ; thirdly Political Pointers
give the newspaper time t t pay. -'
The Ottawa correspondent says :—
Dr. Chisholm, Conservative (East
Huron), acted the part of the clinoid
friend Friday evening and spoke out
plainly against the waste of time which
has resulted from the tactics of his
party. Though he did not specially
blame the Opposition, it was impossible
to doubt that he had in mind the willful
obstruction on the part of his political
associates when he declared that they
were acting like a pack of schoolboys.
At any rate tate Liberal members inter -
prated the doctor's animadversions in
that light and cheered accordingly. Dr.
Chisholm made it plain that he shared
the views of members on the Govern-
ment side, who in the course of a dis-
cussion precipitated by Mr. Owen, came
out boldly to favor of an amenthnent of
the rules of the House which would ob-
viate such senseless obstruction as has
been the practice by the Opposition
1 since the beginning til the session,
RHEUMATISM
Eats Up Strength
Racks the Joints
Prevents Sleep.
when yogi have founts what to advertise,
take care that you place your copy in a
newspaper that can turn the trick.
Dow% delude yourself with a chino door.
knob, end.don [confuse a "rooster news.
paper" which speeds its time euek•a-
laiu1 1nl,, for a "ben news paper" that is
too busy hatching out dollars to strut
about crowing.'
Have you Warts?
Ton tau 131'1' them pahiltsely by
Putnatti c Corn and War! Es tram i.e.
' Never known to fail, Be1:15 sou
get "Putnam's," in 25e bottles,
You can't start in to breed dollars in
less time than it takes to hatch them any
more than you can pull a hen off the
nest before she has had time to incubate.
In both cases you simply waste what has
been invested, 11 you stop too soon you
will get a rotten e • ii to f chick-
en. egg is ado a LI ic6-
en.
Advertise something out of which you
may reasonably expect returns, and
FI RST -CLASS
Buggies
Have a choice stock of Buggies
manufactured by the Barrie
Carriage Company for sale.
Both steel and rubber tyres.
They are A 1 'and sold from
$60.00 up.
Guarantee with every rig,
Don't buy muni yeti visit my
show room. You can save mon-
ey thereby.
Sr Nt Jackson, Brussels
Bodmin Lime
WORKS
S
is headquarters for Fresb,
lure, No. 1 Lime. Highest
recommends given as to the
quality of it, having proven
itself No. 1 on Government
buildings.
25c per Bushel, Delivered
\Vrite or Telephone to
A, NICHOLSON & SONS, Seagrave
Brewer's
Art Studio
The language of Photographs is the
clearest form of expression. It speaks
in all tongues and to all peoples ; it is
understood by the ignorant and appro.
59 ciated by the cultured. Don't forget to
86 get a nice Photo. taken to leave with
76 your friends. We are second to none
58 in our line and guarantee you satisfac-
tion. Did you get a Photo. of the baby?
279 Now is the time. -
58 I intend to keep in stock a fall line of
Amateurs' Supplies, and also Kodaks to
rent. I will develop and make your
pictures, Give us a call,
H. R. BREWER
8o
87
77
56
48
76
34
400 458
58
BRUSSELS.
32
35
40
207
7
MCXn.LOP.
59
69
48
49
225
33
GREY.
46
47
57
49
58
63
56
376
155
}I IILLE'r'T.
44
54
28
68
17
6 45
7 33
Majority
1 Y
No, I
2
3
4
289
50
COLBORNE.
28
75
43
221
Majority 63
RECAPITULATION,
Seaforth 212
Clinton- 221
Goderich 400
Brussels 107
McKillop 225
ilrev 376
llltllett 289
Colborne 221
5051
Proudfoot'tt Maj. 166
30
42
28
too
32
44
57
59
192
36
30
21
20
38
37
39
221
49
43
29
30
31
26
31
239
4.1
33
59
25
158
238
279
458
100
192
221
239
158
18833
After Once Tasting
l
no one wants an old-fash-
ioned cod liver oil prepara-
tion or emulsion, because
Vino' is a much better body-
builder and strength creator
for old people, weak children,
and for coughs, colds, bron-
chitis, etc. If it does no good
we will return your money.
James Fox, Druggist
111108301,8
CANADIAN
PitAC1F1c
North-West
Excursions
Leave on Tueitteyo
June 9, 23 Aug. 4, 18
July 7, 21 Sept. 1, 15, 29
Return 2nd Class Tickets
From ell Ontario 8tetlomte Winnipeg,
Catgsry, Edmonton end principal
pointe to and Manitob [Saw atchewan
AlVERY LOW RATES
TICKETS GOOD FOR CO DAY
Bertha in Tourlet Bleeping Care of small
extra coat, If eaoured le advance,
Apply to any C.P.H. Ticket Ageht for full
Information and free copy of Homoeookers'
Pamphlet, or wrlte
C L FOSTER, Inst. Pols. Arent, Toronto
UNCHECKED,—It Finally Strikes the
Heart and Kills its Victim
It originates in the blood and de-
velops most quickly in the system of
persons who are run clown and lacking
in vitality.
y
The only specific of all forms of
rheumatism is Ferrozone, which is
perfect solveut for uric acid And a
splendid stimulant for the kidneys and
liver.
No remedy is so successful as Ferro -
zone. It has never failed to cure, be-
cause it attacks the cause of the dis-
ease in the blood. It neutralizes the
uric acid poisons, quickens the slug-
gish circulation, and relieves the sys-
tem of all irritating matter.
Every distressing symptom is cured, i
swollen muscles and. aching joints are
relieved of their pain. The disease
will not return if once cured by Fee-
rozone, which sloes its work thorough-
ly. Its cures are lasting.
Unlike other treattnsuts, Ferrozone
sloes not depress the heart or deaden
the nerves. It rebuilds the system,
promotes better health, establishes
good appetite, soundsleep and freedom
from weakening pains and aches.
The perfection of all rheumatic
remedies is found in Ferrozone. It is
in tablet form easy to take, convenient
to carry, guaranteedto aura, and costs
only 50e per box, or six boxes for
$2.50 at all druggists ; don't fail to
test Ferrozone.
Listowel
The electric light and waterworks
by-laws will be voted on on Monday,
June 22nd.
Capt. Meyers and the men of Com-
pany No. (1, of the 28th Regiment at-
tended divine service in Christ Church
on Sunday morning.
Dr. P. D. Rothwell and Mrs. Roth-
well, of Denver, Colo., are the guests
of B. and Mrs, Bothwell, Main street.
It is nine years since Dr. Rothwell last
visitedhis old home.
A. M. Simpson has woo the Glashan
gold medal in mathematics at gradua-
tion from Toronto University. Mr.
Simpson received his pre -academic
training at the Listowel High School,
Miss Edith Carthew left on Tuesday
of last week for Winnipeg, to visit her
sister, Miss R. Stevenson, Miss I. Kidd
and Miss Morrison, also Mrs. Mann
left at the same time to visit friends
in the Canadian `Vest.
Robert Taggert, Bismark Ward,
who is in his 94th year, walked to the'
polling booth on election day and poll-
ed his vote for Mr. Torrance. His
son-in-law, Alex. Phillips, who is over
70 and who has been bedfast for
several months, was also brought out
and carried into the poll and voted.
A meeting of Elma farmers interest-
ed in the Burnett drain was held at
the. Grand Central hotel in town,
Reeve Hamilton and members of the
council were present, and a warm dis-
cussion ensued in the effort to reach a
settlement. While nothing definite
was accomplished at the meeting it is
likely to result in reaching an under-
standing without incurring any more
expense than is absolutely necessary.
"Show Me" Proof
That Is what Hyomei will do in all
forms of Catarrh and Troubles
of the Breathing Organs.
It's nota question of Hymnal ]lav-
ing cured some one else but will it
reach your own particular case. 11'
its Cold in the bead, Catarrh, Bron-
chitis, Pneumonia, Croup or any nf-
-reetion of the breathing organs ,Tas.
Fox stays Yes, and will refund the
]noney if it fails. No other prepara-
tion for the same purpose can success-
fully do this, becanse the llyomel
system of treatment is difiiererit fx'oln
anything else.
You simply breathe and inhale its
medication in dry ail' forst which de-
stroys the germ life that •asses op-
pressed breathing, •Nasal Catarrh
Throat Irritation and Lung Troubles,
It beings to these muttering organs
the balsam laden air they would got
in the Pine and Hucalyptic forests,
The air that stamp• out BrOuehild
troubles.
'The prince of cmtertainershfat.eh.al P.
Wilder says 1 Hymnei is easy to ase,
and swift (10 cure. :11 i11511205 against
coughs and colds. It gives you pure
air and kills the germ of disease, It
bell�e1s the voice,
IIyumei conlpleto oatfit, $1.00
Fine Care
Fine Hair
It's fine care that makes fine
hair! Use Ayer's Hair Vigor,
new improved formula, sys-
tematically, conscientiously,
and you will get results. We
know it stops falling hair, cures
dandruff, and is a most elegant
dressing. Entirely new. New
bottle. New contents.
Does not change the cetor of the hair.
Ayormule with each bottle
2 chow fde to year
doctor
about t
{/.+� /�9 Auk flint i
V/
than do ,a ho eoye
Ayer's Hair Vigor, as now made from our
new improved formula, is the latest, most
scientific, and in every way the very best
hair preparation ever placed upon the
market. For falling hair and dandruff it
is the one great medicine.
-11.40 by the 2.0. Ayer Ce.. Lowell. Ma.e.--
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN
WANTED.—A person with 0o:pe money to
oln in an extremely profitable bubbles,
in which large profits can be made without
risk. References given, Investigate.
L Box 24, Brussels, Ont.
OR. HAMILTON
Dental Surgeon, graduate of Toronto Univor•
stn Office over J. T. !toss' grocery, Brussels,
Will open Monday, June 811.,
.4. H. MONTEITH
Bnrrieter, Solicitor, Notary, &c., successor to
A. B. Macdonald. Office over Standard Bank,
Brussels.
TFIE cosi: of living is
an important thing
g
in most hollies, You
may have to figure close-
ly in these matters. A
little extra on a barrel
of flour may look big to
you. '
13ut there is a differ-
ence between spending
money wisely and spend-
ing it foolishly.
Sometimes it is econo-
my to spend instead of to
save. It is in the case of
Royal 1 louseholtl Flour.
Those few extra cents
a week, that give you
o A onseho .. Hour
In preference to inferior flour, buy health.
Nothing contributes so much to the food you
eat as flour; and therefore nothing should be more
carefully bought. Ogilvie's Royal Household ousehold 'Flour
is the .whitest, cleanest and most nutritious flour that's
milled. Itis the only flour
that is absolutely pure.
Ask your grocer.
Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd.
Montreal.
CODIFORTABLE PHe1TON, double seated, -'
- = -- - - --
1510.8 top and chic anrtlbtt, for sale. ,,..94 -1
Rig in goof repair. will be sold at a bargain.
Enquire of B. BERRY, Brussels. 40.10
TRAYED from Lot 15, Cott. 8, Mom. :beet ; g Summer Session for Teachers Q1Q1�
S May 20th, o Thot•o'-bred Oxford Down 1 dl
Ewe, [narked with silver tips in 8015 • also a � (7 and others during .Info and August aMarch ewe lamb. Information regarding the
seine will be thankfully received by J..7. SEL-
LERS, Bluevale P. 0.
FARM FOR SALE, being South 34 Lot 10
Con. 8, Corey, eontalning 50 acre•. All
clear and in good •tete of cultivation. Will
sell it with or without the crop. For further
partioularc apply on the premlees or if by let-
ter to Orenbroolr P. 0. 13. A. KEYS. 95-11
Tenders for Gravel
Tenders will be received by the Corporation
of Brussels for 400 yards of careened gravel to
be delivered ns directed by the Council. The
lowest or any tender• not neaessarlly aoeepted.
Tenders to be pinoed in the hands of [the Uletk
on or before 0 p. m. Saturday, 20th fast.
By order of Council.
90.2 F. S. SCOTT, Olai'k.
Stock for Service
BOAT; FOR SERVICE. — The undersigned
has purchased the pure bred. Yorkshire
Boar, "Woodstock Master," front the celebrat-
ed easy feeding herd of E. J. Davis, of Wood -
stook.
ood-
stool. This animal is bred direct from fin -
ported stook on both aides and 18 n goad one.
Terms, 01,00, at time of service, with privilege
of returning. J. M. KNIGHT, Proprietor, Lot.
21. Con. 12, Grey. 45.15
Morris Council
The Council met as a Court of Res -
vision in the Town Hall Morris on
May 29th pursuant to advertisement.
Members all present and subscribed
the oath required by statute. R. B.
Alcock complained of being too high
assessed on 571lot 19, con. 7, case dm -
missed. Jno. Ellis complained of be-
ing too high assessed on pt. Ni lot•24,
con. 4, reduced $200. Chas. McOrea
entered as tenant for Solar property,
Belgrave. Thos. Bieiby entered ten-
ant N. E. d 12, con, 9. Telford Sellars
entered tenant N. W. 120, oon. 3. W.
H. Shortreed entered M. F. 5fr 16, con.
9. Jno. Armstrong entered owner 51
1, con. 4 in place of Wm. McCrea.
Court of Revision was then adjourned
to meet again on June 29 at 10 o'clock
a. m. Council business was then pro-
ceeded with. Seven tenders were re-
ceived for concretepier and abutments
for Sommetrville's bridge and tender
of Geo. Barkley found to be the lowest.
On motion of NlcOutcheon and Camp-
bell 198. Barklay's tender at $3.33 per
cubic yard was accepted. The Court
of Revision on Mason Drain By:law
was opened according to notice. Mr.
Armstrong appealed against his As-
sessment on S. 't lot 25, con. 3 in said
Drain By-law, also claiming that the
first 40 rods of said drain should be a
tile drain, The engineer consented to
change the plan to the extent of slak-
ing said portion a tile drain and Mr.
Armstrong waved his appeal regard-
ing the assessment. The Court of Re-
vision was then closed. On motion of
Campbell and 1'Ic(Jnttheon the Reeve
was instructed to attend to the matter
of having filling and excavating done
at islandou site'of Sommerville bridge.
On motion of Slxaw and M000tcheon
John Watson wasappointod Inspector
of concrete work re Sommerville
bridge at $1.75 per clay. Accounts
were ordered to be paid as follows :—
Alex. McNeil, repairing culvert, $1.00;
Fred. Armstrong, filling washout at
Clegg's bridge, $8.00 ; Joseph Combs,
felon bridge on Kelly drain, $15,00; D.
McDonald, filling washout, $4.00 ; Ed.
Nichol, island for filling material,
$15.00 ; .Alex, Conon, island for .ii
lling
materia] $5.00, 1. A. McLean, lumber
for fence, $4.22 rhos, Scott, work on
2ntl line bridge, 38.00 ; fro, Ashton,
work on bridge, 75 ets ; 1Vtn. Garniss,
work on bridge, 75 ots ; Wim Elston,
work on bridgo, $1.50 ; Knox and
Garniss, tile. drain, $3.50 ; P. Bishop,
repairing tile chain, $2,00 ; A. Crooks.
filling washout, $1.111) ; W. 1l. Karr,
Mason Drain By-laws and printing
bpost cards, $20.00; Nagle,ttc Looby�y,
alance due on cement arclhes, $7.00 ;
W. Clariz, part salary, 340,00 ; John
Watson, Assiessor's salary, $70.00. On
motion of Shaw and Taylor the Reeve
and Treasnrei was instructed to bor-
row $1,000 to moat current expenses.
On motion of 111eCutt,hnon and Camp-
bell the Omen that adjourned to
meet again atm, Court of llevisioll on
31111e 2001, on which date the Court of
Revision on the Ormsby Drain By-law
Will be held at 2 o'clock p. on
W, CLA1tIt, Clerk.
aELLIOTT
im"
TORONTO, ONT.
Remains open throughout the Sum-
mer and finally studente enter, this
time. We haytpa greater attend-
ance this year than over before.
Graduates readily secure employment.
Write to -day for hI,ndsmno catalogue.
It pays to attend the best.
W. J. ELLIOTT,
Oor. Yong• &Alexander ars„ Toronto.
5
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No
You know from daily expe-
rience, at home or in the barber
shop, that the question is—
'fWhy doesn't•a razor hold
its edge uniformly from heel
to head without honing and
grinding?" Whether it is a
safety, with the certain tax of
new blades, or the ordinary
open -bladed razor -does not
alter the•question, You want
the comfort and satisfaction of
a clean, smooth shave every
morning with the confident
knowledge that your razor
will be ready' for instant 021
the next time needed.
The Carbo Magnetic razor ie
the only razor uncondilian.
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Thirty years of study on the
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with fire tempered steel—used
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have your barber use it on you,
Give us your name`
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obligation on your part to
purchase, together with our
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the correct razor position for
shaving every part of the face.
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SHOE POLISH
The Perfoot Dressing for Ladies'
Shoos,
Preserves the flneet leather and
gives a brilliant polish
that willnot
tub oII' or son the daintiest
garments,
No dealer careful of his reputation
will nay anything elan isas good.
At all Z)oa1.tra
1Oc, and Sac. tins
Notice to Creditors
In the matter the estate ofJanetSpeir,
n 1
p
late of the Township of Morris, in
the County of Huron, widow, de -
8
ceased,
Notice is herebyIver ureuent to "Tho
given p
Revised Statutes of Ontario," 1 h • i
O t h, 8ll r aper nd
and amendment' thereto, that tit a estate lora tbo
others ne Spell., dieter theoestate of the
mid Janet S7lair, who died on or abort the
24th day of 2Iay, 1908, are required on or be-
fore the 2011, day of June, 1908, to send byPost,
prepaid, or deliver to W. W. Sinclair, ,,tf the
Village of Brussels, to the County of Boon,
Solicitor for Allan Speir, the Executor of the
last Will and Testament of the said deceased,
their Christian mrd lmhvnnles, addressee
and descriptions, the Puff pnrtiaulnra of their
Maims, the statement of their aoeount: and the
nature of the securities .if tiny) held by them.
And further take notice that after such last
mentioned date the said Executor will
ed amongst thed to panties the
assets of the
Laving
regard only to the claims of whichhe shall
then have notice, and that the 5164 Executor
will not be liable for the said nasals or any
port thereof, to any person or persons of whom
olaim notice 0h81)het have been received by
him nt the time of such distribution.
Dated at Brussels 2nd day of June, 1908,
W. M. SINCLAIR,
45.2 Solicitor for the Executor.
SALT
Farmers or Storekeepers
by coming to the
Brussels Salt Works
can get any kind of Salt
they require.
Gordon Mooney,
Foreman, - Brussels.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
i7ARM FOR SALE, BRING
Lot 18, Con. 18, Grey, oontaluing 100
acres. Apply to WM. WOODS, orenbrook
P.O. - 21.11
H OUISE AND ACRE OF
Land for sale. Comfortable dwe11-
iug ; hard and soft water under cover ; 'ap-
ple, plum and (berry trees, As. Posseseton
eau be given at (woe, For prtee, terms, .ko,
call at THE POST,
H OUSE AND ACRE LOT,oj
for sale—Albert street, comfortable,
home 10 good repair. Small stable, Rood
won, oistere, &o. Possession any time. Por
manor particulars apply on the premises
to S, ORAWGOItI, Brussels. 46.11
For Sale
osr1otiuerflt''horder
aahthe lexeutos oern
sale the real estate oeneiatieg of a oum[ort-
able e.roetued hou08 aid 1105 nemeut
eben built 15 1907, 1 more of laud, hard 811d
soft water, together with a large mewed.
ions stable, drilled well end 5 aeras of good
laud diagonally mimes the elroet from dwel-
ling holm. Forpartioulare antl�prico apply
to P.. SCOTT, or A, STleWARRT, Queen 0t,
West, Bruseeis. 88.11
Synopsis o f Canadian Northwest
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS
ANY oven numbered section of Dominion
Lauds 10 Manitoba, Saskatchewan and
Alberta'excepting 8 and 28, not reserved,
may behomestoadotl by any person who is
the sole. head of a family, or aey 02010 over
18 years of ago, to the oxtect of cue -quarter
suction of 150 mires mora or leas.
Entry may f be furmadethe
p ietriet y w the
local laud situs tar the dietrtot in which
i the land to situate.
1 The homesteader 1a required to perform
the eoedit:0useenneetou that esti th under
cue 01 tee following Maus:
(1) At least six menthe' residesoa upon
and outalvatiou of the laud in each year for
three yearn,
(2) If the fatbor (or mother, if ,the father
18 1350011005) of the. homeoleadee resldee
upon a farm in the vleloity of the land
mitered for the requlrsmente es to reel -
donee osey be gatedudby anon personre.
aiding wltu the father 00 m011er.
(8) 1f the settler has big eermauout re9i-
donse upon lm'mluit laud awned by 11110
to the v1011101, of hfa homestead, the ro•
qulremeute as to r0sideneo MAY bo satis-
fied by resilience upon the Sala land,
nix mpl,the'!lethal 'lin wining 0111114 be
gIvou to the COiuutiseleuer of Dominion
l,antla et Ottawa, of iuteution to apply for
harem,
VV, W 00111.
"Deputy 01 Ih8 Mhuiertor• of Interior,
ttimuthoriaed publtaattoll of this ad.
- i vertisenl8nt will u0t l)3 paid for,