HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1908-6-18, Page 13BUSINESS CARDS.
MISS LAURA SPENCE
Teacher of Piano or Organ
ETHEL, ONT.
K. 0. 7T. M.
Brussels Tent of the Atuceabnes, No, 24
Bold their regular meetings JR 1111) Lodge
11)010, Backer B1o01', on the let and 9rd
Tuesday eveun,ge of snob month.
Vloltora always weleomo.
A, SO NIERS. Com. A, MotUIILE, R. E.
JAMES HARRIS,
Agent I -lowish Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
011100 and Rosid0noe-
WALTON, ONT.
JOHN SUTHERLAN
INe011AN0E,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH,
AUCTIONEERS.
RS.
11 S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
S.
• spa, will Boll for bettor prises, to
better moo,in less time and lees obargos
than any oher Auotioaeer in hast Huron or
ne won't charge anything. Datesand orders
can always be arranged at this o0ioe or by
p•.reoual application,
ROBT. H. GARNISS
IILUF.VALE - ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terms reasonable. Sales arrangers for
at the 0(1X11 of Tim 0000, Brusaele, 2201
VETERINARY.
!'1 A. CUNNINGIiA.NI-
l7• Honor 134010110 of Eno Ontario Vet-
erinary College, le prepared to.treat all dis-
eases of domeetioated animals in a oumpot•
01,1 MAMMY. Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry and M,la x'uver. Culls
promptly. attended be. 011ioe and Infirmary
-Four doors North of bridge, Tnruberry et„
nrueeele, 'Phone 471c
LEGAL ANI CONVEYANCING.
%IN/ M. SINCLAII3-
Y T • Barrister, Solicitor, ;Conveyancer,
Notary Public, arc. Uilioo-Stewart's Block
1 door North oFUenlral Hotel.
solicitor for the Metropolitan Bank,
1)ROUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR-
BAIt14IS'rERS, 000I0100105, NOTARIES
0041030, ETC..
W. PROURVOOT, K.0. 14. 0. BATA
G. F. CLAIM.
Oillees-Those formerly occupied by. Messrs
Cameron it Holt,
0001041041, ONTARIO.
DENTISTRY
DR. R.PFEILD,
DENTIST
Graduate of ibe Royal Oolloge of Dental
Burgeoned Ontario and First.olass Honor
Graduate of Toronto University. Olaao
neat to Brewer's PhotographGalley v.
BRUSSELS.
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CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
is the lending business training sobool
iu Western Ontario. We give a Wm,
ov b, praatioul training on Oommer-
a Mal Subjects. Isaac, Pitman's Short- li
baud Town Typewriting, and iu Oom
11 menial mud Railroad Operating. it
Each department is in the bands of
experienced instructors.. We Roulet
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h Summer School...
a' Our management trains more young
people than any other In Ontario I .1
14)1140 moat be a reason ; write for It,
Special course for Teachers,
Mall courses,
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WAL.TON
INGEI
SEWING
MACHINES
ARE THE BEST!.
Machines may' be seen at
MORAY & SHAW'S Hardware
Store, Brussels.
Easy payment system may
be arranged for,.
I also handle the Nordheim-
er Piano.
S. CARTER, AGENT
BUGGIES
WAGONS
1f you want a really good article
iu the Buggy oil Wagon line go
+• to the old reliable ()ober Carriage
Builder on Market Square, Brue-
sels, where you will 8nd a first-
class assortment.
Best of hand macre Farm Wag-
ons with different widths of tires
and different heights of wheel's.
Extra large hand made Wheol-
barrowe,
Re -rimming Light and Meavy
'Wheels, Repairing, Re -painting
and Re-trimtning attended to on
011311est nodes.
JOHN GOBER
To Toronto
Express 7140 0 in
EExpress. 5:95 p m
To Goderiob
Express 11:110 a 111
I
Express 0:25 P m
ry
listrict Cetus
Atwood
North Perth Farmers' Institute Ex-
cursion to the Experimental Farm,
Guelph, will be ren on June 24th.
James Mitchell left last week to act
as fire ranger in the district North
of Cobalt. It will be a pleasant out-
ing.
'The passing away of airs. John Mc -
Court, of the 12th con•, East, on Wed-
nesday morning, June 3rd, cast a
gloom over ,the whole community.
Being of a bright and happy disposi-
tion, though a sufferer from bronchitis
for a number of yea'xs, she was loved
by all in the community. Mrs. Mc -
Court's maiden name was Eliza Gil-
mer and she came to this country
fidin County Down, Ireland, with her
brother John, who now lives on the
12th eon., about 44 years ago.. A few
years after their arrival she was mar-
ried. to John MoOouu•t, who now,
mourns the .loss of a faithful wife.
She was the loving mother of eight
children who are Mrs. H. Roe, Mrs.
Bart, Mrs. S. Petrie, Mrs. J. Henry,
Misses Lizzie, Edith and Emma and
Robert, the latter four being at home.
Andersons have lived In Toronto,
Previously lhey resided In Huron
county, where lnha•non taught before
going to Renfrew. Ile tlld Bottle In-
sttranee work at Renfrew, het was tin- •
able to obtain a school, ilio Was sen-
tenced to 7 scars in Kingston
pen nh ntlary. Audersou taught. school
111 Grey township at cue time. He
has elrterc01 the penitentiary as
number 504. He will likely be given
the appointment of school teacher in
the prison, Instruction is giVeli
illiterates for forty minutes at noon,.
and for an 1mm in the event ug, At
present the prison Is slacked with
Host -clam (quoits,
Grey
Annual pic-nie in connection with
S. S. No. 8, public and Sabbath
Schools combined. will be held in A.
Bishop's grove, 81h con., on Friday,
26th lust., commencing at 1 p. in.
Swings, ball games, lunch, &c., will
constitute the program. A leap year
swing 1s one of the novelties promis-
ed.
SCHOOL REPORT. -Following is the
School Report for S. S. No. 6 for the
month of May :-Class IV. -Wesley
Brewer, Sr, 3rd -Roy Hall, Luella
Jacklin. Sarah Hutchinson, Eva
Mitchell, Joseph Jacklin. Jr. III:. -
Willie Mitchell, Wesley Yen, Reuben
Brewer, Annie Ward. Sr. II.-Bertie
Vodcleu, Geo. Hall, LelaVodden. Jo.
IL -Gertrude Ames, Hazel Rose, Earl
Lowe. Pt. II. -Bernice Flood, Mary
Rose, Lotto Ward, Lily Jacklin,
Russel Yeo. Pt. I Sr. -Stanley Hall.
Myrtle Lamont, Robert Jacklin. Pt.
-1 Ila
I jr.-Edith Ames, Clarence Me ry
Milton Flood, Isac Rose, Olarenee
Flood, Lawrence Lowe, Mabel Wald
FLORENCE ARMSTRONG, Teacher.
TAUGHT SCHOOL IN GRVY.-The
arrest of John E. Anderson, inspector
of schdols at Brockville, and formerly
principal of the Public school at Ren-
frew on a charge of bigamy, con-
tinues to astound the people of Ren-
frew, where Anderson enjoyed the
highest reputation, and where Miss
Florence Jamieson, his victim, lived.
Miss Jamieson is the youngest daugh-
ter of Rev. W. S. Jamieson, of the
Renfrew Methodist Chinch. Rev. and
Mrs. Jamieson have been attending
the MethodistConference in Quebec
and the news was only broken to
them there. As Mr. Jameson has
itest been appointed to his new station
n Stanstead, Que., lie was to have
preached there Sunday, and no ser-
vices were held in the Methodist
church at Renfrew. Miss Jamieson.
Anderson's second wife, is only
tweuty-ono years of age, and along
r sisters, who alone
' • n her two 1111111 s
with
are at hone, was prostrated withgrief
and medical atteudaneo had to be.
culled. Anderson's first wife is living
at present in Toronto, and he is said
to have nine children, five daughters
and four sons, two of whom are mar-
ried and have children, His first
wife's name was Eliza Jane Walker,
and the marriage took place on May
24th, 1877 at Wingham, it being cele-
brated by Rev. G. A. Mitchell, Metho-
dist minister of that place. His own
brother was a witness of the marriage
anti the certificate showed that he
was twenty-three years of age at the
time. His correct age would be 54
but at his' marriage in April his age
was registered at 80, It aPpears that
till communication with his family
was carried on by Anderson through
his son, and Andeisou has done noth-
ing towards the support of his family
for at locust three years. Just before
his second marriage, it appears that
he caused. a letter to be sent to his
first wife from out West, saying that
while on his way to a school in British
Columbia, he caught smallpox on the
train and was forced to get off at
Banff, while at the same time was ar-
ranging for his marriage in `Renfrew.
After his marriage in April it appears
that a marked copy of a paper con-
taining the account of the wedding
fell into the hands of his Wife in Tor-
onto. Information was then laid by
the family to the department of
Justice atf1.'.oronto, and investigations
were ilmttecliately begun, which final-
ly.led to his arrest. Having pleaded
guilty on being brought before the
magistrate, be was asked whether he
would prefer to be tried by the magis-
trate or by a jury. He chose the
former. but refused to have a solicitor
for his We, as lie saw that the
evidence was too strong against him.
De was taken to Pembroke by Chief
MODe1'lnott. As soon as lie entered
upon his (intim at ,Brockville Ander-
son tools an active interest in ppltblic
ti,ffairs, more particularly church
work, only a few days ago delivering
an address on "'rho Ideal Man" before
3110 ,young Men's Club of a local
church, Anderson was in Toronto
last ring
oil A visit to his wife and
family. For the last few years the
La Grippe Coming Again
Europe is DOW 111 it's g1Alsp, and i1( aL
short tame America will be over run
with this awful epidemic. Get ready,
use preventive Treasures. Build up a.
surplus of vigor by Fcrrozoue, and in-
hale Oatarrhozone three times each
day, Nothing destroys the grippe
germ like Catarrhozone It'f cures the
cold breaks, up the fever, relieves the
headache and destroys every vestige
of t'atari'h and sore throat. For Broil -
Millis, Grippe and Winter it Is Catarrh -
ozone is best. Sold by all dealers 2.5c
and $1.60,
Blyth
0. .11. Besse was attending the
Millers' Convention at London,
Frank Me.tealf has been appointed 0
notary public by the Whitney (4oyern-
went.
Thus, Coulter has purchased the
well-known standard -bred trotting
stallion, Hackard, from Wm. Hugill,
of Constance.
Court Morning Star No. 80, Blyth,
of the Canadian Order of Foresters,
attended service in the Methodist
church Sunday evening.
Albert Sanderson, 18th con., of Hut -
loth received a severe injury which
might Have been serious. Ole was
working with a crowbar on the farm
when it Hew up and struck him on the
cheek below the right eye.
J, Brnnsden & Son, of Londesboro',
implement agents, have purchased the
property formerly owned by Chas.
Hamilton, North of T. J. Huckstep's
block, and will open up are agency
here shortly.
J. C. Brown, Ancient of the Detroit
Medical College \NILS successful in pass-
ing his third year examination with
fh'st-class honors. John is now in
charge of the hospital at the Great
Lakes this Sunnnor•imbc1 Solway hospi- 1
tal in the Fall.
Sunday, Jane 21st, will be Flower
Sunday in the Methodist church,
Special sermons will be preached by
Rev. Anderson and in the afternoon a
special program will be given in the
Sunday School.
Jos. Tally, student in charge of St.
Paul's church, Wingham, preacher.
Sunday morning and evening in Trin-
ity church and Rev. W. H. Hartley
took the services in St. Paul's church
Winghaux and achninstered the L'ord's
Supper.
She is white as a:Ghost
Is it a matter of pride to be pale amt.
lily, -certainly. not. What every
woman wants is strength, color, vigor.
Br
0 allC} and health
are he right of
every woman, and these she need not
lack if she only uses Ferivzone It
gives appetite, creates stlergth ear -
riches blood, gives vigor to the nerves,
color to the cheeks and brightness to
the eyes. Ferrozoae is at once con-
vertible 11x114)111 into health,beautytL
v
strength. There is power in Fer-
rozone,-try it, and. know *hat you
have missed, 50e at all dealers. .
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Fordwich
Rev. H. Farr will preach the annual
Orange se1'in(1n 011 Sunday July 12111.
A. A, Dobson, who has completed
his second year at McGill University,
Montreal,visitingat his home here.
is
The old Arlington stable which has
been in at dilapidated condition for
several years toppled over and is now
a heap of ruins.
We are pleased to report that Thos.
McLaugblm, who went to Colorado
Springs, Colorado, over three mouths
ago, is improving in health having
gained over 16 potieds in weight.
,
ria iso E. Mrs. Wade,accom-
panied
l JI
l in
pauiecl by Pearl and Orval, ]eft x
Tuesday morning of last week for the
Canadian Son, where they will spend
about two weeks with Isaac and Mrs.
Downey. They will also visit 'Wm.
Mad Mrs. Montgomery of the American
Soo. •
There was general satisfaction ex-
pressed when it became known that
the rector Rev. T. H. Farr had decided
not to accept the offer of Shelburne
parish. Mx'. Farr is popular, not only -
with his own people, but with other
communions. The canons of the
church calls for this parish to pay
5800 and rectory. Mr. Farm's stipend
has been advanced to this sum,
Brussels Greenhouse
PLANTS ANO FLOWERS
Any quantity of 'Pomata, Cnuli-
flower, Celery and Cabbage Pltmta.
'tomato Plants 1 o n box or Se a
dozen loose.
Fine Collection of Flowering
Plants. Choice lot of Gernniums
and Annu010 for bedding. Boston
or japmi Ivy cin be put out any
time in Summer ---15. 20, 250 each.
Florid Designs made to order.
Agent for Dale's Cut Flowers.
Miss Kelly.
Pr`ITT77�'�'TT�
The members of the local blanch of
the Woulan's Institute drove to Ethel
on Thursday of hast week to attend
the amoral meeting of the last 11111011
Woman's Institute held at the house
or Mrs, John J.rkinier.
Supplementary meetings in connec-
tion with the Women's Institute will
be held in the Foresters' hall, Ford-
wich, on Friday evening June 103111,
There will be an afternoon and even-
ing. session. A good program of
en.
ri
music mid addresses velli be given.
Miss Laurel. Bose, of Guelph, will be
one of the speakers,
To atop a Crying Baby
It may be cramps, perhaps collo,
pain or cramps on the stomach, -but
in any ease a few drops of Nerviline
soothes the pain and allows the child
to sleep peacefully. Nerviline cures
minor ills such as colds, headache, in-
ternal and external pains as well as
any doctor, -safe to use because a
small dose is required. Mothers you
will lied Nerviline an invaluable aid in
preventing and curing sickness. Keep
a bottle right at haud, some day you
will need it badly. Sold everywhere
at 25c.
Walton
W, S. Brewster, h. C.. the newly
111114&•d 11. f?, I . for f$ u1h I;ranl, i4 a
rnuvf n of I. B, rgt1 n, of VVingham.
R. 1_'. bparling, of Dauphin, Man., a
former Well known resident of Whig-
ham
'4fn'-
hutu was spending a few days with
his old friends in town.
' The semi-annual )neetdllg of .the
County Loyal Orange Lode of North
' Huron will be held in the Orange Hall
Wingham, on Monday June 22nd.
Chief Ranger Beckwith and H, B.
Elliott, Fin,.Sec„ of Court Maitland,
were attending the High Court of
Foresters at Niagara falls, Ont.
A quiet :lune wedding was an event
of interest at the residence of BMA..
and i11rs. Jolnaslun, on Wednesday
last week when their only daughter,
Miss Hazel, became the bride of Clues.
M. Bell, of Southampton, formerly
of Wingham. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Wm. Lowe, n'f
London, at two p. in., in the presence
of the near friends of the bride and
gr•oniu. Miss Minerva Jones, of Brus-
sels, played the Wedding March.
Misses Jean and Margaret Sranstone,
nieces of the groom, made pretty little
flower girls. The bride and groom
left by afternoon train for Eitel, and
on their return will reside in South-
ampton. Their many \\Inghanx
friends wish them a happy future.
Belgrave
John L. Stewart Was attending the
High Court of Foresters at Niagara.
lvl.r. McCurdy, 5th line of Morris,
will erect a new house this Simmer,
Mr. Watson, o1' Belgrave, has the con-
tract,
Mr. and Mrs. McCartney, of Tucker.
smith, and Jos. Sproat, of Seaforth,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sproat, of
Belgrave.
Jas. Taylor's house, South of Bel -
grave, was struck by lightning on
Monday evening of last week and
slightly damaged.
Jas. Me.Calltun, D, Sproat, Wm,
Isbister and Geo. Taylor attended the
Warden's Reunion Banquet in Godo -
rich and had a good time.
Miss M. J. Brandon has returned to
hes home, atter spending a few
months with her brother, Rev. W, J.
Brandon, of Port Colborne.
Onrr.-Wednesday, June 8rd, there
1)0000ed away an aged and highly re-
spected resident ot tliis village, the be-
loved wife of Geo. Dalgarno atter au
illness of about three months. Mrs.
Dalgarno was horn in Inverness, Scot-
land, 75 years ago emigrating to
Canaclawith her parents when .tsmall
Pgirl, settlingin the township of
usiiuch. When she married, they
moved West to the township of East
Wawanosh, near Belgrave, 47 years
ago, where she with her husband en-
dured all the hardships of a pioneer
life. About 8 years ago they sold
their farm and moved into the village,
where she lived until her death. Ms.
Dalgarno was of a kind and generous
disposition, always willing to lend at
helping hand in eases of sickness.
She leaves to mourn her loss an aged
husband and three slaughters, Mrs.
Clark, of Guelph, Mrs. Robertson and
Mrs. Scott, ot Best Wawauosh. In
religion she was a devoted Presbyter-
ian. leer remains were laid to rest on
Friday hi the Wingham cemetery.
The funeral services were conducted
castor, Bev. 3. J. Uastu.
her v
byt ,
MissmNARY.-Rev. F. H. Lang -
:Ford, the Missionary Campaigner of
the (30dericll District, will give an ad-
dress in the Walton 'Methodist church
Friday eveniug June Nth at 8 o'clock.
He will have a stereopticon and a
complete set of one hundred original
views of great interest bearing on our
Missionary work. The rev. gentle-
man will thus accompany his address
with an entertainment highly pleas-
ing and instructive. Everybody 10111
be welcome.
Wingham
J. S. Lewd and Levi Lott, of town,
were in Gnderich serving on the jury.
Tiros. Hicks hasreturued home after
spending a few weeks in British 'Col-
umbia.
RACES. -Wednesday, the first day
of Winghaiu races Was a successful
one and a fair-sized crowd was in at-
tendance. The weather was slightly
cool, but the track Was in good shape.
Followiug are the results
2.40pace-
King Bryson 1 3 1 1
Pe111Otl on 3 2 2 2
Ian Bars 2 1 dr
Nellie Wilkes 4 dr
Black Harry 5 dr
Easy Bert 0'"dr
2 2.204,
2.24
Time,...17..
2.224, i,
2.21 pace -
Tony Bars 1 1 1
Capt. Mack 2 5 2
Johnny K 5 2 3
Botubon B 4 3 5
Miss Swift 3 4 6
Sandy Point 6 6 4
Time, 2.174, 2.181., 2.171.
2.15 pace -
Anna V. Brims 4 1 1 1
0
Black Watch 1 1 2
Wisdom King 2 8 2 2
Dot' L 8 4 3 4
Time 2.174, 2.1533, 2.201, 2.18.
The second day's events at Wing -
ham races wexui witnessed by a fairly
good attendance. The track record
was lowered to 2.11. Following are
the results of Thursday's racing :-
p0
�,.,2aoe-
p
King Bryson 1 1 1
Lady Baxter 2 8 2
RaA 4 2 4
Texaske 111: 8 4 5
Time, 2,2033, 2.21, 2.24
2.18 pace-.
J. B. 'Wilkes 8 1 1 1
G, Madison. 1 5 8 3
Deltic 4 2 2 5
Johnny K 2 3 ,t 4
Time, 2.21, 2.171, 2.181, 2.18.1.
Free -for -all -
Pure Gold 2 1 1 1
Raoul W 1 2 3 4
Collingwood Rooker 3 3 2 2
La Paints 4 4 4 3
Time, 2.164, 2.11, 2.141, 2.16.
Fresh Turnp Seed
FOR SALE
Bruce's N.ew Century
Kangaroo
'improved Hall's Westbury
Swede1 e o Bruce's Selected Purple Top
Hartley's Bronze Top
White Swede
Banghol m
Sutton's Champion
Also
Yellow Aberdeen, White Globe & Grey Stone
All the above seeds supplied by the old reliable firm
of 1VIessrs, John A. Bruce & Co.
Call and get your Turnip Seeds from
S 1. RAC HAN
Seaforth
Wm. Brine, of Hamilton, was here
visiting his mother, Mrs. Brine, Gode-
rich street.
Gordon GunnY pass-
ed
has successful) ass -
ed his third year in medicine at the
Toronto Medical Oollege.
George Jackson, of La Toque Situa-
tion, Quebec, will spend a few weeks
at his hone in Egmondville.
Thos. Daly had the misfortune to
fall on Wednesday afternoon of last
week while working in his stable and
break the thumb of his left hand.
will
first •
lac of the sea-
son
ea-
aOLI
� Losse game
'ill take .taco at the
recreation
grounds on Friday evening, June 191%.
Cine game will be played between
Mitchell and Seaforth.
Thos. Dickson, of North Main street.
happened with a very painful accident
on Monday evening of last week.
While digging out a fence post he fell
aucl as a result he is suffering from a
broken arra and a fractured sh nalder.
The annual convention of the dean-
ery of Huron, was held in St. Thomas'
church, on Thursday 4th inst. There
was a very large attendance of dele-
gates. Rev. Rural Dean Gonne, 14I.
A., of Olinton, presided, and gave an
address which was much appreciated,
as were also a paper by W. H. Dun-
bar, and an address by Rev. Cannon
Downie. B. A. At the evening
service Rev. T. S. Boyle, M. A., B. D.,
Rector of Christ church, Chatham,
preached an impressive sermon, and a
duct "The Spring -time of the Soul,"
was effectively sung by illrs. H.
Spears and A. Middloinost. The Con-
ventiton was a success in every Way,
and the visitors were much gratified
by the hospitable entertainment pro-
vided for thein by the ladies of .St.
Thomas' congregation.
EYCVR910N tO Model Farm, Guelph,
Friday of this weeks Special train
leaves Brussels at 7,53 a, m. The re•
turn fare is only 51.15, good to come
back on any train Saturday, Children
tinder 12 years half rate. It is a great
education to visit the farm and parents
should give their children the chance.
He i FOD Ti511 MOT/21 FARM . -friday,
loth 11(51.. is the Ltlr sol far the aonaal
manly; ic'tbr 7.il•dc1 Farm at Guelph.
Special train will run leaving Brussels
at 7.s3 a m. Y.eturn fare for adults
()illy 51.45. 'ritkets good 10 e0he beck
un any regular train on Saturday.
Eat What You Want
But Find the Way to Digest What You
Do Eat
SUMER Stfl00t
June• July Sud August leads into
our Fall 'Perm without any break.
Enter any time. New Catalogue
free. Write for it to -day.
CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
Tho Largest, most Reliable
of Its kind.
W. 11. SIiAW Principal
Yongo 0 Gerrard etc„ Toronto
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Pail
TURBINE STEAMERS
MONTREAL To L..JVERPOQI.
Tunisian sails-.........:...J315114n01e10 :Lill Jn1yly 7
10
Vlotoriun of u1s 1
Coreiosn sails 211 ,TJulnly 24
Virginian anile Teiy 0 y al
MONTREAL TO Gk,ASGO W
Ionian sans June la July 11
Grampian sails,,..... Jane 20 July 17
Pretorian.sails . June 27 July 24
liesperlan sails July 4 Jaly 01
MONTREAL TO HAVRE d LONDON
Corinthian.... Tune 20 Aug. 1
Parisian sails .� Julie 27 Aug. 8
Sardinian sails July 4 .Pflug. 16
For sailings, lists and full information apply
to W. H, KERR,
Agent Allan Line. Brussels,
SINGLE HARNESS
May be Among Your Wants
The first thing to do in the case of
indigestionor stomaels weakness is to
strengthen the muscular walls of the
stomach and intestines, so that they
will care for the food that is eaten.
In no other way can this be done as
well as by taking Mi-o-na tablet be-
foreeaeh ineal. This restates strength
to the stomach 1011301esanti stimulates
the pouring out of gastric juices,. then
the food digests readily and you begin
to get the full benefit of what you eat,
Use Mi-o-na whenever you have sick
headache, heartburn, bead mato in the
mouth, coated tongue, spots before
the oyes, s1eeplossnees 21101 many other
symptoms that are the direct result of
indigestion,
Jas. Fox gives with every 50 cent
box of Mi•o-na a guarantee to refund
the money unless the remedy cures,
We are prepared to supply you in
Genuine Rubber Mountings, Imita-
tion Rubber or Solid Nickel -a110 of
which are poptilar'l'rimmiires. Our
prices will amt 0(111.
We have Dusters, Lap Rugs,
Trunks and Satchels, all at Lowest
Prices.
Dwelling to iet or Sell,
Dwelling above store to let
New Covered Buggy for sale.
L C. Richards
McKay & Shaw
Solicit your trade.
We carry the lordest and
most complete stock 0,
this section, enmprislnd
Hardware, Woodenware,
Cutlery, Garden Seeds,
Iron, Steel, Carpenters'
Tools, Paints, Varnishes
and Brushes
10 you need a finish for
FURNITURE, FLOORS,
OR ANY INTERIOR WORK
We sell and recommend
CAMPBELL'S
VARNISH STAIN
20 years on the market, it
Iways dives satisfaction
It dries quick and hard
Makes a durable finish
10 COLORS CARD FREE
BUGGIES and WAGONS
otft YB,u\sv'okmiasusBhrinP ssaenlds
dfrualbl 4t0Y0
Eooftthhee sw1(
pereiloerd
ruial
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24 Veers
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 s'and-
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
clashes. This is a preventative. Our Tops are of the BEST and we
have a patent for the back stages to prevent them from getting loose
or flapping. Trimmings are the very best of No. 1 leather with eight
dilfereut 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
ell kinds. A.peep into our two 1m•ge show rooms will convince any
skeptic that what we say is true.
Also a number of Farm Wagons always on haud made from the very
best of seasoned timber. Oak gears, oak wheels and spokes and heavy
maple axles, all with capped oak hubs. Any width of tire you wish,
elsolauy height of wheels,
Old Tops lined and coveredeyed complete and made asgood asnew
at small cost. Our famous Artist, W:vI. C. SYlITH, is herein 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. Yon will be convinced to buy both buggies and wagons
and get your buggy repainted at Ewau & Co's up•to-date Carriage
Shop. Call and get Dm' terns and prices and buy from a reliable firm
and support (tome industry.
SPECIAL. RiGS MADE TO ORDER.
E WA N 00., BRUSSELS
NATIONAL
Roller Flour
ills
OUR NEW "FLAKING ROLL"
is uoW in full operation. It will save you
money to have your Oats "Flaked" before
feeding horses
fry our New
BREAKFAST FOOD - �"✓orne '
Made ('rola Wlfit.e Wheat, Healthful and Invigorating.
Don't forget that our "White Loafs' Flour
is still tatting the lead for Bread Fllours,
All
kinds Of Feed kept constantly on hand.
WM. Se R. A. P E
BRUSSELS