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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1908-7-2, Page 4i Vall55C1.5 "r a t .11"1.1' x. 1'rl'i • tore, Dr. Whitely noticed the odor and the bridal pair left on the C. P. R. of liquor from deceased, At the con- afternoon train or au Eastern trip, evidence the coroner The bride's going away dress was of elusion eofd the rd rn.t trimmed t , 11 a 1 1 f �o nLn fawn colored L , rulclressnd the girt' who after a apart fa n 1 ' 1time presented the following verdict 1 with brown pan velvet, and she wore "That deceased came to his death a brown mohair hat with pink roses Ethel from a clot on the brain, it being a bot and Dresden ribbon, The presents - day and deceased being under the were such as to testify to the high tended to the Cl. T. R. depot. The tele phone litre ot. be 1"t influence of liquor and having fallen." esteeul and afi'ectiou with widish the Coroner 1V. J. 1,*, liolwee conducted bride is regarded by n wide circle of Nest meeting of Grey township l the au nit', Relit. Thompson was; friends. the grooms pie cut to the Counctl will he held here on 'Monday, 1 y Jul eu Ito"',` 1 of the jury, and county at' I frale s. a net room s aulet t and 3 ,,4 tOVney;:lea er watched, the case for pearls. The bridal pair have the Petr prof a -ma villages thlur g, !the nx•otvu, Tile remains were eoneyy- sttfcerd: good tr (slurs of a large circle of Ethel, Not a few of the properties • eon \Weihusdav for in- friends. e1 to Bluer• al are.rery neat and tasty, { torment, lcuurivtl took plate 'Ttun's- A new driving house has been n built clay. on the fate) of Thus, Bones, Westof 1 .... y Ethel. It will be a;rivet convenience, GI triton Stomach Comfort Messrs, lleitswortll R Eckuuir have The firiyuris of lies. B. Clement will ceiuclil contracts in the South -easter -110 pleased to know that, be is rrcover- ly section of the C'ounty. They do I be pl as his kn w illness, and is 1r- It's of Special Value to Many Here in Brussels. Mi-o-na Means root1 work. g lit writing from Fairfax, Manitoba,. on. Juno 14th, David Dobson *innerly of Ethel says 1 ---Prospects are very bright for a grand crop this year. New topic cards have been issued for the cowing six months in con- nection with the Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian (luumb. The Soc- iety bottle its Meetings every Sabbath evening. Present officers are: -Hon. President, Rev. D. B. MCRal ; Presi- • dent, Dick Davies ; Vice Pres., Miss.,. Annie Cunningham ; Bee. -See., bliss Marion Campbell Cor. -See„ Miss Alice Davies ; Treas., bliss Lizzie. McLeod ; Organist, Miss .)label Lamont ; Assistant, Bliss Mina Dun- bar : Catechist, Bert. Grimes. Bluevale Tt'RIBERRY COr 0eXL.-.Minutes of Council meeting held in the Clerk's office, Bluevale, Monday, June 222nd. Members of Council all present. Reeve in the chair. Minutes of last meeting read and adopted on motion of .)Iessrs. Moffatt and Rutherford. Communications were read from K. W. McNay, St. Thomas, re Municipal Association, filed ; - also from Chap- man ttz-Co., Toronto, re Marconi Wire- less Telegraphy Co„ filed. The Clerk wasinstrueted to notify all patties in- terested in the Zetland \Itmtcipal Dram, Con. B, to attend next meet- ing of Council to make arrangements for cleaning out drain and save them Engineer's expenses. Following ac- counts were passed and cheques is- sued :-Peter Fowler, gravel and darn - Maps, +$d.13 ; S. V rmstone, gravel and damages, $11.58: A. Wheeler, gravel and damages, $7.40 • A. Long- ley,,gravel and damages, $2.75; Geo. Wright, gravelling 85.0(1; John Bur- gess, part salary, $50.00 ; John .)lc- Tavislt, salary and postage ; Duff ,t Stewart, lumber for boundary, $11.88; A. Moffatt, covering bridge, $4.00 ; Henry Nevi:ley, gravelling, $33.00 ; Henry Meu klcy, gravel, )11.30 ; Gen Edwards, inspecting gravel, $0.00 Moved) Mr. Moffatt, eec•ouded by Mr. Kelly, that this meeting do now acljolrttto meet in the Clerk's office, Bluevale, Monday July 27th, at 10 o'clock a. m. JoriN BURGESS, Clerk. To Move offa Cold d blit Cough mixtures "dope" a co 1 (tont, cm•e Above all else, keep the bowels regular, stimulate the el0mtirl- ating organs. Huth more valuable than any cough syrup are Dr. Hamil- ton's Pills. They clear the system of every trace of cold --the dull headache ;whims limbs and cough disappears. Take the pills before retiring, they work while you sleep, and by rent- ing your told is broken and passes quickly away. All dealers sell Dr. Hamilton's Pills in 230 boxes. Atwood John Wilson St•h con.. )Vest left on Tuesday morning of last week for Ed- monton, Alta. Percy Greensides, of Brantford, is spending a week's holiday under the parental roof. The Mina Council will lacca in their usual place on Saturday, July Jth, for gelne.I'aal business. 12 pupils of Atwood public sternal were writing on their Entrance exams. in LLstowel last week. It is believed. that Atwood le going to have a cement walk laid from the railroad track to the bank earner this Summer. .On Friday evening, June liltli, eight More Italians arrived in Atwood by the 8.21 train and are engaged at the •Gement works. A shanty is being erected at the works for the Oren to live in. Mores.--' hinny. An orchestra has been organized in rtnulettion with the Suutl0y School of Wesley dutch alio took part in the services on Sunday.101 the first lime. ;)Mister Harold, Cantelan, son of Pelet Cantelon, is laid up from the ef- fect. of ivy poisoning. The peculiar thing about it is that it Was last SulIl- 111et' lie fust experienced. it. Miss Edith Jolitfh, who has been one of the nurses at the Sick Childreu's Hospital, Toronto, has had to give it up as it. was too trying on her health, and is taking a rest at house. '191e Millers of the waterworks well struck the rook at a depth of about 001 hundred feet olid are now fifty feet into it. They' expect to go about three hundred feet before a sufficient flow of water is reached. The interior of the Baptist church is being papered and painted and a bet- ter system of electric lighting is being installed. The exterior is also being painted so that inside and out the church will have a greatly improv- ed appearance. A. new feature in connection with out -door sports washeld in the athletic park here Friday afternoon and proved to be a decided) success. (Considerably over a thousand scholars with their n parents being o the grouted, schools in town and in the country the for miles around. having made it a half holiday. Nearly all brought their lunch and everyone had a happy and enjoyable time. The scheme was launched by Aid. Jacksen and heartily approved by the school trustees in both town and country, and will n0 doubt be made an annual affair. The merchants and others gladly gave prizes and contributed to make it a success in every way and the weather man gave of Ole best he had. The tug-of-war between the Goderich town- ship scholars and the Clinton public school scholars was won by the latter. The baseball match between the first and second forms of the Collegiate In- stitute and the public school club was won by the latter. In all there were over thirty contests, with a large number of entries in each. Is Your Corn Troublesome? Wily not cure it-erraclicate it with Putnam's Corn Extractor? No pain f of al'C -` 1 Utllalll't;' is a. guaranteed 001 •100, try- it. )'tops look good. Joseph Grashy has hacl lightning rods placed on both his barns. Men are busy rushing ahead the work of the Cole 'Municipal Drain. Goon PROSPECTS. -A letter from Jno. Amts, of. Hanley, Sask., written on the 10th ult., says 1.-"YOur paper reaches us regularly every M ond1 Y fruits a welcome tuvitar. )'Vt are having ing the very r y best of growing weather and everything is itn1011 fur- ther ahead than at this date last year. Everything at present promises 0 bountiful harvest. Mir. Aides was 0 foi'nwr Mortisite and 1s pushing the sale of farm machinery, buggies, &1', SODDEN DisATH,-Tire Goderich Star of last week says :-On Tuesday about 210015 Frank Bell went into 'Win, Thompson's blacksmith shop, spoke to the owner, and then passed behind turn, lir.. Thompson being engaged at is bench. lir.. Thompson hearing a noise and looking behind saw Bell had fallen down. He told 1+1111 to get up but as he slid not rifle, he lifted hhir, and noticing he Wag sick, sent for a doctor, who was on hand in five min- utes. Deceased was placed, in the back part of • the building and made comfortable, with the windows and doors open to give plenty of air, but be died about 4m m. An inquest was deemed necessary, and Dr. Whitely, Who Was just called in, and who made the post-mortem examination, said deceased died from a clot on the brain, that the body was generally well nourished, but tho blood vessels were congested.. The winless said the clot mi rt have been caused by concussion through the fall, or through the, heat, pP brocaded. silk, over -indulgence in alcohol., When lace, and aL jumper of Bell entered the strop :110 WOS 'under and sli' carried white and pink roses. the influence of liquor.- He (ailed J, Mist Jordan, nrganilt, of Krol With an ordrr 1conl Jonathan :Miller church, 1)107111 the wedding march, for. a 0110 dollar watch held by Tbinnp- and Miss ()lino Smith sang.swootly alt Ron. Mr. Thompson did not know appropriate 801o, Congratulations be- 13ell, as he had seen him but once':be• i ing over, a dainty wedding breakfast, Goderich Hotel (loderrich opened for the sea- son, with .1. P. Newsome, of Detroit, as office manager. The W. 0. T. U. ladies will serve first-class lunches at harbor Park dur- ing the 121,11 of duly celebration. )Vater Commissioner MegaW has built an automobile. Imam at the back of his dwelling to }louse his recent p r - chase. The grnnnd round the library has been put in order, the appearance of the building being considerably im- proved thereby. Rev. A. E. Albin, formerly of Gode- rich, was ordained by the Saskatche- wan Methodist Conference which re- cently met at Saskatoon, A large number of conveyances were in use the past two weeks, tak- ing parties to the Goderich Camp gro n's, the fee being 25 cents fur the journey to and fro. .i1 monster Sunday School excursion is being arranged at Clinton to, come to Goderich on Thursday, July Otlt. Central Methodist church, Stratford, will run an excursion to Goderich on the 7th of July. Two young patients, a boy and girl, both strong and healthy, arrived at the Alexandra l'farine and General Hospital, on Sunday, twins born to lir. and. Mrs. Alclouse. Jean Alexan- dra is named. after the hospital, and Howard Taylor after the muse and doctor. All three are doing well. Deputy Reeve Elliott introduced at the town council a motion to have a by-law prepared to regulate the hones during whibh restaurants could keep open on Sundays in the town. The kee.ping o e n of such. places 01 Goderich 1411 mGo Sall innovation 5 Sunday Wa lllr Y and was not necessary. In the case of places serving lunches the council could not close them tip on Sundays but it could regulate the hours, and Mrs. Elliott's suggestion was to close uta such businesses from 2 to 5 in the a.f ternoon and front 7 in the evening. Councillor Munnings seconded the motion and it was carried imani»10t1s- 1yMITCiIELL----ADAISO--A pretty, but quiet June wedding took place on Wednesday of last week at Montt Pleasant, the residence of David Adams, Colborne, the contracting parties being his youngest daughter, Alexandra Catherine, (Lena) and Jas. Mitchell, editor of the Star, Rev. James A. Anderson, B. As, of Knox cluircll, perfumed the ceremony in the presence of members of the re- spective :Families e-spective:Families and a few intimate friends. Dr. L. M. Mabee acted as groomsman, and 'Miss Jessie Adams, of Montreal, sister of the bride, of- ficiated as bridesmaid. The bride was most becomingly attired in a dress 01 white triiii'oidered, Messellne, with bridal veil and orange blossoms, and she earned a beautiful testament boiled in white kid, the gift of her father. The bridesmaid wore pale green erel.1e de ehene, with bodice of Mad' esprit, trimmed with Maltese o o that �+ t 'gt'ln ,l`1'\' and lel A uotttbh Lt t appeals especially to inttny' people in Brussels is the combination of stom- ach help in the Mi-o-tla treatment. This preparation works wonders in case of indigestion or weak stomach. It acts directly upon the 111111s of the stomach and bowels, strengthening ' and stimulating them so that they readily take care of the food that is eaten without distress or suffering. Sri positive are the rood effects fol- lowing the use of 11i -n -ria that the remedy is sold by Jos. Fox under an absolute guarantee to refund. the Money if it fails to cure. A 5U cent pox of Mi-o-na will do the good the stomach needs which is simply to make it do its own work. Blyth Blyth Orangemen will go to Goderich on July 12th. hiss Fannie Mason has taken a posi- tion in the post office. The Methodist Sunday School will hold their annual plc -rile an July Oth. Methodist Sabbath School pic.nic tt'i11 he held next Monday to a grove South of the town. S. A. Poplestone wasth1 representa- tive of Blyth Lodge I. 0 0. 1g'„ at lite Exeter. Ex district meeting in .. The. St. Andrew's Sabbath School held a "Patriotic service on Sabbath afternoon. Offering goes to help the Work on Social and doral Reform. Dan. Kennedy, ivlrile working at E. Livingston's faotory, received a bad cot on his forehead. Ile was turning a pulley when it flew up and }tit him. It made a bad wound. Rev. J. L. Small preached annivers- ary sermons in Hickson (Stratford Presbytery) on Sunday and Rev. S. M. Whaley, of Hickson, conducted services in St. Andrew's church. There was a great turn out from Blyth to Goderich Thursday of last week to see the Military review. Ow- ing to the lateness of the train the sham battle was about over before the excursionists arrived. The engagement is announced of Miss Katherine E. McLean, youngest daughter of Rev. Dr. and Mrs. AIc- Lean, of Goderich, formerly of Blyth, to Rev. J. Ure Stewart, B. A. of Detroit, Mich. The wedding has peen arranged to Lilco pla,ee tory quietly the end of August. Rev. Er. Ryan, whose parental home Le in McKillop, took charge of the ser- vices in the R. 0, church here last Sunday morning and evening. As this Was his introduction to the impor- tart office large audiences assembled, many driving long distances. The young roan did well and his ministra- tions were enjoyed. Last Sabbath evening Rev. Mr. Anderson preached the closing sermon in a successful pastorate covering the past 8 year's. There was a very large congregation and general regret is ex- pressed over the removal. The reverend gentleman goes to Lonclon, moving on Thursday of this week. Rev. Mr. Cooper is the successor of Rev. Mr. Anderson and will be heart- ily received. He preaches tris intro- ductory sermons next Sunday. In A Breath There's Rest Breathe Hyomei and be Cured of Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma. Nature has a remedy for catarrh, epidemic colds and bronchitis that is far better than dosing the stomach with medicine and drugs. It is the healing oils and balsams of Hyomei which medicates the air you breathe, reaching the most remote air cells in the nose, throat and lungs, killing all catarrhal germs and restor- ing health to the mucous membrane. Hyomei acts like a curative internal ah` bath, and has the sante healing and antiseptic effect as the air where the Pine and Eucalyptio forests give oil 'heir fragrant and healing h (1. aura, Di:vathe healing Hyaena and neo how quickly you will get relief from catarrh and )lead colds. If it does not help you there will not be a penny's expense, as Jas. Fox agrees to refund the money, The routplete Hyomei outfit costs only .`11.11)). • is seafort Mrs. Laidlaw, of Detroit, is vislting friends 111 town. ,)lis. Morrison and her gritndda»gh, ter, Miss Cola Dodds, went to Detroit for a months visit. F. L, Willis returned. from Bayfield and reports 0 good clay's fishing, bringing home smile twenty black bass, all good specimens and int. pick. Orel. Rev. and ) ts. George e Buggin and daughter, Mrs. James Beattie,left on Tuesday of last week on a trip to the Hopewell W. J. Cooper, Proprietor This well bred Clydesdale Stallion will make the following route this season : Monday, leaves h16 awn stable Lot 80, Con, 10, Grey, and goes North via Iienfryn road to Jae. Donaldson's, Lot It, Con. 7, Blurs for noon ; then South to 1001 Line and then 'West to hie own stable for night. Tuesday -South to Marshall Harrison's Lot 82, Con, 16, Grey, for noon ; then West 24 miles, then North 2i miles, then to Long's Hotel, Ornnbrook, for night. Wednesday -South to Donald Camp- bell's, Lot 16, Con. 16 Grey, for noon ; then West to Jas, McDonald's. Lot I, Con, 18, Grey, for night, Thursday -North vin grovel rond to Anlerioan Hotel, Brussels, for noon ; then to Tiros, Mo]wen'9, Jamestown, fur night, Friday-li idles East, then 4.i min's North, then Bost to Geo. McDonald's, Lot 18, Con 1, Grey, for noon ; then East to the Soehavor Will go Molesworth, vorth,iles, then West Saturday - Will ,Tmues Pearson's, Lot 20, Con. 4, Grey, for noon ' then to Putiuttdrs Hotel, Ethel, from 6 to 8 o'clock ; then to his own stable where he will remain until the following Monday*. 160.Book-keepers Stenographers and Telegraphers r le a hers O � ism= trained by our management last year. Experience vomits. ; p. Graduates moat successful. Special Course for Teachers. Mail Courses. 1 Send postal for particulars. • SEPT.PENS FALL TEN l t M WINGHAM BUSINESS COLLEGE Geo. Spotted, Principal. gi.‘/AWAYZAI4V4lafaaa SUMME SGHDEII. June, July and August leads Into am 1811 Term a:ithnnt any break. Enter any time, New Catalogue free. Write for it to -day. CENTRAL MINUS COLLEGE The Largof its klest, mond.st Reliable W. 11, SHAW Principal Yonge & Gerrard stn , Toronto I Our delicio .i, Cod Liver preparation without oil, Better than old-fashioned cod liver oil and 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 BII1186uts BUGGIES and WAGON of Business in Brussels is full 11.001 of the superior qusl- 24 Years ity workmaushipand durability of the wheeled rigs that Ewan & Co. turn out. Our business is increasing every year and nut' 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 wheel:; are all the hest stand- ard make with extra deep rims, Have you seen our clash sermon braces 7 They can't be surpassed, so there will be uo more broken dashes. This is a preventative. Our 'Tops are of the BE'S'T and we have a patent for the back stayes to prevent theta from getting loo80 or flapping. 'Trimmings are the very best of No, 1 leather with eight different cleelgns in workmanship. We use the lead ancl color paint and the best standard Varnish nu Ole market, Bot 11 Islet acid Heavy Buggies to snit any customer and have also Rubber fired Buggies of all kinds, A peep into our two large show rooms will convince any skeptic that whet we any is true, Also a number of Farm Wagons always on haul oracle from the very best of seasoned timber. Oak gears, oak wheels and spokes and heavy maple axles, all with capped oak 8nbs. Any width of lire 1011 wish, ails0lany height of wheels. Old Buggy 'Tops lined and covered complete and male as good as new at small coat. Our famous Artist, W M. C. SMI'I'11, is litre 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 anti spend his whole time in R1w511'6 paint shops and show r000111 and Kee what we have end what we turn out. You wilt be convinced to bey both buggies wad wagons and get your buggy repainted at Ewan & Cos tip to•clate Carriage Shop, Call and get oar terms and prices anti buy 'rant a reliable firm and support home industry. SPEDIAL RIGS MADE 1'O ORDER, . EWAIV 0 The Poopiete Golumf (011.0T1TFIORN 0017 for 11110, due to eulvc in Apply Curt 10, Grey,e, , P. O. un Lot 1 (ruwbruelt 1'. o.J. L. Mt 17A1 R 40•lf two nsuienue, rising 6 yea's oltl for 01110, • due to onlve about July 1st. For further pnrtionlers ripply to,,Toseph Stotry, Bl vssels, or Donold 115Kht1100(1,015, (100, 8, (+ray, ANTED, -A person with name mutat' to ,juin in arrexN'aniely profitable business, in whratt large Tv profits Den 1)0 71111(10 without risk. given, Investigate. 1 Bus 24, Brussels, Ont. C0A11101LTAB1.to PI•IAlTON, doable dented, tummy top end side curtains, for sale. 21)5 in good repair, Will be Sohl at bargain, Enquire of B. (4ERRY, Brussels. ,W12 FCon. FOR SALE, being South. 11 Lot 16 on. 8, Grey, containing 50 sores, All clear mid in good state of cultivation. Will sell It with or without the Drop, For further tnrticulars apply on tile_Promises or if by let- er to Oranbroolt P. 0. 1i, A. KEYS, 4040 ARM1r00 SALE. -That very valuable farm ir 8 e undersigned,sotutted belonging Auto th tiles from milesfrom Auburn station cres and 0 Blyth, containing 200 dorsa. bnoh, 01 corner or lot, , acres of habuildings, Uellf 2 ed, w of watered, • rd lint -high tet° ofgwell fenced, wall eel lend, in n high et a of cultivation in8 end ex. cellentsoil; one of the best forms in the wan - try. Terms easy. Apply to THOS. BROWN, 51.8 Blyth P. 0. Stock for Service B OAR FOR 85M -roil -The undersigned has purchased the pure bred Yorkaliire • "Woodstock Woodstock Master, from. the 0elebrot- ed easy feeding herd of H. J. Davis, of Wood - stook. This animal is bred direct front im- p orted stock on both sides and is a good one. Terme, $1.Oq at tune of service, with privilege of returning J. M. KNIGHT, Proprietor, Lot 21, Con. 12, they. 45.14 Notice to Creditors In the matter of the estate of Aaron Kei- fer, late of the Township of Grey, in Ole County of Huron, farmer, de• ceased. Notice is hereby given unmeant to "The Revised Stntutes of Ontario,' 1807, chapter 1:0, and amendments thereto, that all creditor's and 0111015 having elaima against the estate of the said Aaron Keifer, who died on or about the 25111 day of May, 1008, are required on or be- fore the 41(1 day of July. 1008, to send by post, r f 1110 W 1. Sinclair, o or deliver to1 A S prepaid, 'Hur•o» Solicit of Brussels, in the CouHoffer, Of trntrlxt for Mrs.tian a Seller, tees Adminis 011(1 xtheirOhrasthe andaurnames,EddI•ehees and deoriptione, the fall particulars of their claims, the statement of their neeouuts and the nature of the aeaurities ,if any) hold by them. And further take notice that after such last mentioned date the enid 160618 oftratrix will proceed. to 1110 parties btte the assets the deems• ed amongst the pentitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which she shall then have notice, and that the enid Administre. trim will not be liable for the said assets, or any part thereof, to any person or persons of whose claim notice shall not have been received by her at the time of molt distribution. Dated at Brussels, 17th day of June. 1008. W. M. SINCLAIR, 50.8 Solicitor for the Adatinistratrix. LEADING FALL FAIRS Toronto London Aug. 27 -Sept 14 Sept. n-19 Listowel...., Sept. I6-17 Palmerston Sept. 23-24 Wingbam Sept. 24-25 Ripley Sept. 29--3o Blyth ,,,.,.,...,,.....Sept. 29-30 Time:cis .... ..Oct. 1 - 2 Fordwieh Oct. 2 Tiverton Oct. 6 Teeswater Oct,. 6-7 Dungannon,.. Oct. 7-3 Underwood Oct. 13 7;:icw:To �'1^r Simmer Session F9 , � jai �csa er�ferT Teachers and Ohm durlog Y J Jul null August ELLIOTT TORONTO, ONTO. Item-dnaopen throughout the time- PF mor and mall), students enter ut thin Ll time. We have a greater attend- anco this year than over before. L4 Grnduatea readily 0eeure enlpleylllent. Write 10.dny for handsome eantlogu0. It pays to attend the best.. W. J. ELLIOTT, Cor. Yonge & Alox,utdor ore., Toronto. bLlmin Lime WORKS is head -quarters for Fresh, Flus, No. .1 Lime. Highest recommends given as to the quality of it, having proven itself No. 1 on Government buildings. 251 per Bushel, Delivered Write or Telephone to A. NICHOLSON & SONS, Belgraue Rol/al Line Ilan A TURSINE STEAMERS --o - MONTREAL ro LIVERPOOL 00001011 911110 511110 20 July 29 Virginian sails July 8 Jnly 81 Gg t.7 Victoria enfls July 17 At g Victorian amts ' July 17 Aug, 14 MONTREAL TO GLASGOW Pretorion sails . Tune 27 July 24 He0perhnl soils lily 0 July 81 Ionian snits July 71 Aug. 7 Graulpinn sails tray 17 Aug. 14 MONTREAL TO HAVRE d1 LONDON Serdinian sails Tilly .1 Aug. 15 Sicilian Jaly I5. Aug. 10 Corinthian sails Aug. 1 Sept, 12 For 0510050, lists and full information apply to W. H. KERR, Agent Allan T.(ne. Brussels, West. They will visit with relatives in Winnipeg, Strathcoua aucl Calgary. Wm. Hart is home from Toronto having been obliged to give up his position on account of ill health. A large number of our citizens went on the excursion to Detroit on June 20th. Misses Edna and Gladys Heu cl- erson, who were among the number, will spend a few weeks with friends in Detroit. Jas. Dick has purchased from Ohas. M. Zeb, of Buffalo, the well-known pacing mare, Belle Lambert. The mare took part in the races here, and Mr, Dick knows a good thing when he sees it decided that she was not going back to Buffalo. A. Mid.dlemost, of the Robt. Bell Engine Works waslaid ofwork owing to having had his feet injiured by a swege block falling on them, J. A. Hinchiey also employed by the same firm had his foot crushed by a large crank shaft falling on it ancl was also obligee) to take enforced holidays. John Matheson, lumber merchant of Detroit, accompanied by his wife ancl daughters, is visiting F. G. and Mrs. Neelans, John street. Mr. Math- eson brought his automobile with him, and will make a tour through Southern Ontario before returning. \rra1. Burgarcl was brought to the home of bis parents, J. and Mrs. Bur- gard, Eglnonclville, on Saturday, June 20th, from the Toronto General Hos- pital. For some years Mr, Burgavcl has been employed in Niagara Balls ill some takena ma(.lrinlst 'but wast its , weeks ago and was taken to Toronto for treatment. A heavy eleotr}c storm passed over this district the other night, accom- panied by very high winds. Torrents of rain fell, accompanied locally by ]rail, Not much damage has been re- ported as yet, the only loss of any consequence being that suffered by Dr. J. G. Scutt, whose barn on the Hugon road, about a utile Westof the town, was unroofed. The barn is a large one, but part of the siding hacl been removed to build an addi- tion to it This allowed the wind to get in, with the result that the whol roof was lifted bodily up and carried a, few rods into the bairn yard and 01- ohard. Otto of the gables was also blown out. Ono side of the roof had had recently been reshinglod, and the loss will be about $400. Are You Slooplbss, Nervous? Two horrors crowded into one Mo- tile product of poor digestion and a poisoned system. There is just one cure for this terrible condition -plenty of food -but mind you, food properly digested ; theta the difficulty to im- prove the digestive power of'the .stoin- ach. Get rich nutritious blood, strengthen the system and drive out poisons, -then comes vitality, endur- ance, power. lterlozone dons all this and nwre, it makes sick people well, wealspeople strong, changes 'nerves" itnd insOmamla into robust health. BRUSSELS Take Porrozone and 1100lth is yours, 50c, at all dealers. You know from daily expe- rience, at home or in the barber shop, that the question is - "Why '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 use the next time needed. The Carbo Magnetic razor is the only razor uncondition- ally guaranteed to do this. Thirty years of study on the razor situation has perfected a new secret' process of ELEOTRIQ TEMPERINO that positively merges every par- ticle of carbon (the life of steel) into the metal -giving a dia- mond -like hardness.uniformly throughout the blade --some- thing absolutely impossible with fire tempered steel -used in making all other razors. But test this razor in your own home -or if you prefer, have your barber use it on you. Give us your name' — or call and sae the"Carbo Magnetic" razor, and we will. state our proposition for test- ing' these razors without obitgafIon on your part to purchase., together with our free booklet " Hints on Shav- ing." This book illustrates the correct razor position for ;shaving every part of the face. Local Agents, Wilton n &Gillespie SHOE POLISH "I tell you, nose, people are so par. bout= about the Shoe Polish they use that they ask 1110 eaoh night to bo sure and use "2 in 1.'' It's easier for mo, too, and you should see the smile I get in the morning" Most housewives ledge the purity of a flour by its whiteness. White somehow signifies purity. But while pure flours are always white, white flours are not always pure, Royal Household Flour is the whitest flour that is milled. It is also the purest. You may think the flour you arc using is about as white as Rom can be. Yet if yon place it beside Royal Household Flour it will look yellow by com- parison. Ask your grocer for Royal Household, and make sure that he understands that you mean 1t, Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd. 152 Montreal, CANADIAN PqGI Ft Nort st ti 1 . 't1t1 S ffi Leave on Tuesdaya June 9,23 Aug. 4,18 July 7, 21 Sept. 1, 15, 29 Return 2nd Class Tickets From all Ontario Stations to Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton and principal points In Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta at VERY LOW RATES TICKETS GOOD FOR 60 DAYS Berths In Tourist Bleeping Can at small extra cost, if secured In advance. Apply to any C.P.R. Ticket Agent for full Information and free copy of Homoseek,rs' Pamphlet, or writs C. B. FOSTER, Dist. °ass. Mont, Toronto STi Farmers or Storekeepers by coming to the Brussels Salt Works can get any kind of Salt they require. Gordon Mooney, Foreman, - Brussels. IMPORTANT NOTICES FARM FOR SALE, BEING Lot 16, 00u. 10. Grey, 00011110105 100 aures, Apply to WAh WOODS, Oranbroult P. 0. 21-11 HOUSE AND } ACRE CF laud for sale, Oomfortablo dwell- 1ng; hard and euft water wider cover ; 91, - pin, plum and oberry trees, &e. Possession eau bo given at oven, tier price, terms, &,c, ball at THE POST. H OUSE AND } ACRE LOT for sale -Albert street, comfortable 1101161 in good repair. Small stable, good well, cistern, &o. Possession any Cum. For further particulars apply on the premises to 5, 01LAWU0BD, Ilrussela, 48.15 For Sale In order to close the estate of tho late Thus. AloLauohliu 1,110 Exeotttore offer ler Hale the wool estate couoist)ng of a oumfort- utile (Mounted house and new lament alt. ellen built in 1007, i aero of laud, hard and with large omwe • sons water, drilled togetherw a 0 d 11 l able tac well and acres of good ions stable, 9 loud diagonallyacross the street hum (mei- lin wHl• ling houe h : pal'teclare and pride apply to 1 110011 or A, S'TEWART, Queen et. West, Brussels, 00-11 ciTq �c,c1➢,'tea Synopsis of Canadian Northwest HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS ANY even numbered section. of Dominion Lands in Manitoba, SalIlatehewal and Alberta, oxoopting 8 and 25. not teemed, may be bOwotteaded by any person who le the 0010 lead of a Penny, or any male over 18 years of age, to the extent of one-quarter neotion of 100 amus more or less, Entry may be 111 11A10 personally at rho local laud Wilco for the distrait la whish the land le 0i Mate, The homesteader is required to perform the oonditioue cocueoted therewith under one of the following plans 1 mud cultivation of the laud in aeon u you pfor three pears, (2) 11 the (abhor (or mother, if Mlle father is deceased) of the homesteader resides. Upon a farm in the 0101utty of the land mitered for the requirements as 10 7•oai- 501100 may bo satiated by aeon person re- isiding wits the father or another. (8) 11 the settler has his permanent reel - donee upon farming land owned by him in the vicinity of his homestead, the re. quiremontene 10 residence pray be Ratio- ned by reaideuee Upon the said laud. Bimmoutlis' notice in writing should be given to the Commissioner of Dominion 0)1011(1 at Ottawa of intention to apply for 1111001. 'W. w, 001tY. DOM Ly of the Minister of Interior.. N. 0, Unauthorized publication of this ad• vortitamont Will :lotto paid far,