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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1908-11-5, Page 5BUSINESS CARDS, WH. MCCRACKEN-- e Issuer of Marriage Lioeueos, Of. Ace of Grocery, Turnberry street, Brussels, MISS LAURA SPENCE Teacher of Plano or Organ ETHEL, ONT. WM. SPENOE CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER or' MARRIAGE LICENSES Noe is the Fest Mee, Ethel, 80.4 K. Q. T. M. Brussels iTent of the Maooabeee, No. 29 hold their regular meetings in the Lodge Boom, Busher Brook, on the 1st and 8rd Tuesday evenings of omen month. Visitors always weloomo. A. BOMBES, Com, A. MOGIIIk1E, R, R. JAMES HARRIS, Agent Howick Mutual Fire Ineuranee Company Oaioe and Residence- WALTON, ONT. JOHN SUTHERLAND I84801Ati0N, FIRE AND MARINE, GUELPH. AUCTIONEERS. V• S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION - i nen, will sell for better prices, to better men, in lees time and less charges than any other Auctioneer in East Huron or be won't charge anything, Dates and orders COM always be arranged at this oMee or b1 p eroonal application, ROBT. H. GARNISS BLUEVALE - ONT, Auctioneer for Huron County. Terme reasonable. Bales arranged for at the office of TSE Poem, Brussels, 2281 VETERINARY. GaA. CUNNINGHAM-.. Honor Umlaut, of the Ontario Vet- erinary College, is prepared to treat all dis- eases of domesticated animals In a oom0e4 ant mauler. Particular attention paid to Veterinary Dentistry and Mille Meyer Calls promptly attended to, Office and Infirmary -Four doors North of bridge, Tnt•nberry et., Brussels. 'Phone 47 k LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. WM. SINCLAIRI- • Barrister, Solicitor, ;Conveyancer, NoturyPulio, &c. Ualoe-O.tewart's Block 1 door Nor tb on Central Hotel. Solicitor for the Metropolitan Bank, pLIOUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR- BAR1tISTn1ES SOLICITORS. NOTARIES PUBLIC, ETU. W. PeovDPoOT, 1f. 0. 20. 0. Bays 0, F. SLAtn, Oakes -Those formerly occupied by Messrs Cameron & Batt, 0 onaltl0n, ON0'Ame. DENTISTRY DR. R. P. FEILD, I/IINTIST Graduate of the Royal (foliage of Dental Burgeons of Ontario and Fh•et.olase B000r Graduate of Toronto University. ()Goa next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery, BRUSSELS. 3va'r eatatld. r., l Synopsis of Canadian Northwest HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS: r off of Dominion A NY even i nManitd ae ok 1 Londa in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and :Alberta, mu:muting 8 and 20, not reserved, Islay bo-bOmeOteaded by any person who le the sole bead of a family, or any male over 18 yearn of age, to the extent of oro -quarter eeotion of 100 acres more or less. Entry may be made personally at the looal land ofeoe for the dietrlot in which tbo land is situate. Tia hoMesteader is required to perform theoouditlous eouneeted therewith under one of the following plans : (1) At least ell mouths' residence upon and cultivation of the Laud in each year for threw years, (2) It the tether (or mother, It lithe father is deceased) of the homesteader resides upon a farm in the vicinity of the land entered for the requirements as an red - donee may be satisfied by arch person re. siding with the father or mother. doneefupoun farming s land oweedu by bins in the vloluity of his homeatoad, the re. quiremeute as to resldeuoe may be antis• nee by talillou:e aeon the said lend, Sixmooths' natio° in writing should be given to the Commissioner of Dominion Londe at Ottawa of intention to apply for patent. W.W,0OitY. Deputy of tbb Minister of Interior. N. B. lluautboriaed publimttlon of this ad. vortleement w111 not be paid. for, BUGGIES WAOONS If you want a really good article in the Buggy or Wagon line go to the old tellable Cober Carriage Builder on Market Square, Brus- sels, where you will find a first- class assortment. Best of hand made farm Wag- ons with different widths of tires and different heights of wheels, Extra large band made Wheel- barrows. Be -rimming Light and Heavy Wheels, Repairing, Be -painting end lie -trimming attended to on 9horteat notice. JOHN GOBIER Business Cards A. H,. MONTEITH Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Bro., sea lessor to A, B, Macdonald. O11loe over Standard Bank, Brussels. DR. HAMILTON Dental Surgeon. ODBce opposite the pootoriloo. 1 ' W 111 visit Gerrie the liret and titled Monday of wadi month, 104101 DR. 7', T, NI, RAE Bnohalor of Modioine, University of Toronto ; Licentiate and Graduate of the College of Ploy, sloluns. and Surgeone, Ont, t Post-at,raduute Ohmage Eye, Ear, Nose and Threat Bonita', ()Mango, Ill, Ex'Fioune Surgeon to St. Mick. nel's I1ospital Toronto. Office over P. B, Smith's Drug Store, Tele. phone oonneotlon with Uranbrook at ell hours, (1I 2XD Alms sNet mraz r BRUSSELS Gerrie eouwn Gornto Norms Mail 7:05 o m I Express 101000 m Express 11 :00a go Mail 1:44 p m Express 13:09 0 01 Express 8:88 p m Couvageram Pet ow o WAL.TON To Toronto To Goderioh Express . 8:41 a mExpress 11:15 a m Express 5:11 p to I .Express 7:47 pm Mistth.:t gtths Wingham, NEWSY WHITTLIO$.-Mts. Geo. Im- lay, of Oomins, Mich., is the guest of Mrs. Sparrow, -Luther Ball, who has recently purchased a furniture and undertaking business at Aylmer, spent a few days with his sisters in town.-lldwatd Everett, of this town, has been appointed section foreman at Allen Park, and has removed to that place. -A cheque for $87.50 has been received by the Wingham Gen- eral Hospital from W. McGregor of this town, for his ware in -that institu- tion. -Councillor D. Bell has returned from a trip West as fttr as Indian Head. While away, ho was obliged to go to the hospital on account of illness, butnow looks as well as ever. -While playing football at the Public School grounds ou Tuesday afternoon of last week, Ouxrie Wilson, son of John Wilson, V. S., had the misfor- tune to fall and break his aeon. This young man has been very unfortunate, for this is the second time ho has had a broken arm in the past few months. Read the pain formula on a box of Pink Pain Tablets. Then ask your Doctor if there is a better one. fain means congestion -blood pressure somewhere. Dr. Shoop's Pfnk Pain Tablets check head pains, womanly pains, pain anywhere. Try one, and see 1 20 for 25c. Sold by all dealers. Belgrave NEWSY Browns. -Mrs, Carlisle visit- ed friends at Hensall.-The A. 0. U. W. organizer was in Belgrave.-C. McClelland shipped two • carloads of potatoes. -Abe SwindIehurst, of Dur - haul, is calling ou old acquaintances. -Mrs. Pollock, of St. Joseph Island, is the guest of Mr, and Mrs, Sproat. - D. and Mrs. Simpson and family, of Wawanosh, leave moved iuto 7Be1- grave. -Fred. Scandz'ett, has return- ed to Toronto to resume his studies at the School of Science. -Joseph Oar - 1011, of Luther township, visited his brother-in-law, Jas. Owens. -Miss Ella Owens is recovering from her recent illness.-Robt. Lewtwaite, who work- ed for Ricb. Proctor, has returned to the 01d Land. -Rev. J. Andrews, of Bluevale, },preached at Brick church and Sunshine Sunday. -Geo. Hanna lois returned from the West, highly impressed with the count' y. He pur- chased three quarter sections in the vicinity of Hamiota. Mr, Hanna and family intend moving out iu the Spring. -Tho Quarterly Sacramental service for Belgrave circuit will be held at Sunshine on Sunday, Nov, 8th at 10.80 a. m. Quarterly official Board will meet in Bel rave church 1 o n a Mon- day, day, Nov. Oth, at 2.:30 p. in. -The W. M. S. of Belgrave circuit, intend send- ing a box of fruit and bale of clothing to some needy mission in the neat• futile. The box and bale will . be packed at the parsonage at the next regular meeting of the Society on on Thursday, Nov. 5th. Have You Hay Foyer 7 You can be cured -permanently_ quickly -cheaply. Use Catara'hozone. It is guaranteed to cure the worst case. It kills the germ, stops the sneezing, gives relief in 9t few minutes. Pleaaaut, harmless, and so sure to cure that no sufferer can afford to be without 1t. If you haven't used Catarrhozone et it to -day from your dealer. Price 1.00 and guaranteed for Summer Asthma and May Fever. Atwood APTLY TOLD. -The bush fires have been bad in the South of Elmo, this Fall. -Geo. Currin has returned home from the West. -The Trustees of the Methodisb Church have purchased a new Individual Communion service which was used last Sunday. --Erma Munici nal Council will meet on Satur- day. -Thomas Salter of the 4th won. of Wallace, has apotato which weighs 8 pounds and measures 18x14 inches. -Robert Broevel, of Void, Mich., who is so well known in Atwood and vicin- ity is sufferingwith typhoid fever'. --- The farm of Wm. Hone, on con. 8, RIMEL, was sold to Samuel H. Atche- sotl, the price being $8,000. -Dickson Bros, sold ono of their Canadian ht'ecl heavy draught Mares to Mr. Lambkin, of Fordwiolr, for a handsome price. - A meeting of the Directors of the Omit Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company was held oh October 20th. Directors all present, but Mr, Cleland. The minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed. The president referred to the loss the Board had sustained by the death of Director Wln, Cleland, olid suggested that a record be preserved of swine. Moved by Baker and Cowan, that Wo, ,the members of the Board of Directors of the Eltna Verniers' Mattel Fire 'nem, mice Co., now assembled wish to place on mord our deep regret in the death f ouesteemed fellow member of the Board, Win. Cleland, and else extend, our heartfelt sympathy to Mrs, ale - 14/414 anal £41uil , llud also to Robert Cleland, sr„ his aged father, and t1'ust that lie who doetJh all things well may be their ec - tlii n u cn c 1c, hail r i 1 tills their 1 y sad hour of tt'lal, and that the Score. they be authorized to forward copies of this resolution) to Mee. Cleland, and 'n 4 1e a ed 1 the• -- t 1 a 1, Carried i - 8 g ui animously. Cleinis from the town- ships of h.'hfia, Grey, Ellice, Morning - ton and Maryboro, amounting to $3029.78 woeadjusted. George 011.- land of ram.was appointed director in the place of the late Win. Cleland. A irate of four per cent, was levied on all premium notes in force- on the 31st October, 1908, to beeonle dote on the 10111 November, 1008, to be paid as formerly. A by-law was passed auth- orizing, the treasurer to borrow the emit of $1100.00 until such time as the assessment is collected to meet the current expenditure of the company, The meeting adjourned till Tuesday the 17th day of November, 1008, to meet at usual time and place. Tickling, tight Coughs, can bo sure- ly and quickly loosertecl with a pres- cription Druggists are dispensing everywhere as Dr. Shoop's Cough Re- medy. And it is so very, very differ - eat than common cough medicines. No Opium, no Chloroform, absolutely nothing harsh or unsafe. The tender leaves of a harmless, lung healing mountainous shrub, give the curative Properties to Dr. Shoop's Cough Re- medy. Those leaves have the power to calm the most distressing Cough and to soothe and heal the most sen- sitive bronchial membrane. Mothers should, for safety's sake alone, always demand Dr. Shoop's. It can with perfect freedom be given to even the. youngest babes. .fest it yourself 1 and see. Sold by all dealers. Bluevale TORNBERRY COUNCIL.-Minntes of Council meeting held in the Clerk's office, Bluevale, on Oct. 28(11. Mem- bers of Council all present, Reeve in the chair. Minutes of last meeting read and adopted on motion of Messrs. Moffatt and Rutherford. An account from 0, A. Jones for $5 for levelling Thompson drain in 12th con. Ttu:n• berry and Cuirass filed, Moved by Mr. Kelly, seconded by Mr. Moffatt that Mr. Rabberford be appointed to meet member or members of Onl.ross Council and make engagements re Bruce culvert. Carried. The follow- ing accounts were passed and cheques issued :-John Mosgrove, selecting jnroxs, $3.00 ; John McTavish, select - mg jurors, $3.00 ; John Burgess, select- ing 300000, $8.00 ; Amos Lofton, gravel $8.12 • J. A. McLean, plank and team- ing, $30.25 ; Henry Godkin, Turnberry share chain, 85.00 ; Allan McTavish, damages, 50c ; John N. Sanburn, damages, 50c ; John H. Smith, brush- ing con. 9, $2.25 ; James Kirton, re- pairing culvert, $1.25 ; Wm. Deans, repairing culvert, $8.00 ; F. Keys, opening drain, 50c ; Thos. Jarrett, re- pairing chain, $1.75 ; Hugh McKinnon gravel and gravelling, $01.00 ; D. Mc- Cormack, inspecting gravelling, $2.25; D. McCormack, grading, $1.550 ; H. Hennings, working road grader, $8.80; Alex. Forsyth, grading, 82.25; Charles. Gray, brushing, $4.00; John Kelly, moving grader, $1.50 ; Ohrfs. Skinn, repairing culvert, $22.50. Moved by Mr. Moffatt, seconded by Mr. Belly that this meeting d0 now adjourn to meet in the Clerk's office, Bluevale, on Monday, November 25tH, at 10 o'clock a. m. Jordx BimGEss, Oleik, A unique event was celebrated at the home of Thomas and Mrs. Jen- kins, of the Bluevale road, on October 201%, on the completion of half a cen- bury of their wedded life. On October 20tH, 1858, this highly esteemed couple were united in the holy bonds of mat- rimony near Wellesley, in Wellington county. Three years previously Mn Jenkins had come to 'Turnberry and purchased the farm on which they have resided continuously ever since. The occasion is indeed a memorable ono, and, especially to the older oues who were present, many incidents in the lives et those who had to do with the settlement of the county. Rela- tives, Maude and neighbors, about seventy-five in all, were present, and after the hospitality of the host and hostess had been fully enjoyed at the festive beard, the company repaired to the drawing room, where's pleasant and profitable time was spent. Robt. Cuirie, 00 Wingham, performed the duties of chairman, and reminiscently referred to the first time he had met Mr. Jenkins, about 53 years ago, also to the advancement that had been made since tiles, and predicted that there would not be. as great progress made in the next fifty years. A pleas- ing feature of the gathering was the presentation to biro. and Mos. Jenkins,. of a purse of gold, from their children. -The ---The Stir Grocery ETHEL 13tiy your Groceries at the Star Grocery where we sell everything up-to-date, of best quality and at moderate prices, If you heve never been in our store we invite you to call and have a look over our stocir and get our prices. We feel satisfied tvo can Suit you both in goods and prises. It costs nothing to look in and we are always pleased to see our friends. We have 011r new stock of Raisins, Cur- rants end Peels for Thanksgiving and Christmas trade, We have just received a very pretty and well selected stocic of 'i'hanksgiviilg and Haltowe'et, Post Cards. Remem- ber yont' (Heeds by sending them some of these cards in season. Our Restaurant depart meet will be con- tinuedlliroUgh the Winter. We will serve Hot Bovril, 13enn end Tomato Stews, etc, Highest 'rode end Cash prices paid for Farm Produce, Poultry and Dried Apples. Salt fit bulk or by the barrel, Gocd Bread always en 11and. W.T. Spence E` THE1 . This was done in a tient address by the eldest son, James. 51x. Jenkins wets presented with thancl tiut F„ 111beetl- ed ecl.ed walking stick, and Ml's. Jeukius with a beautiful gold sugar spoon, un behalf of the former's brothers and brother-in-law, b James Hallett, 1 i y ns fJ all tt, un I address barogreach by Miss Jenkins, Of Oshawa, Ml', Jenkins in replying ex- pressed his eut'pt'ise at the kindly re- membrances. lIe gave a number of incidents connected with his early life in this part, when he had to pay at the rate of $12 a barrel for finite, and carry it all the way from Man- chester prow Arthur'''. Mr. Currie's dome had been the resting plass for many a weary traveller, and his hos- pitality almost boundless. Short ad- dresses were given by a number of others. The eleven members of the family were all present :--,lames and John Jenkins, and Mrs, A. Caldwell, of Kalkaska, Mich. ; Joseph, of Alpena, Mich ; Geo. f Inglewood; David„of Oalgmry ; William and Mrs. Jets. Burgess, of Listowel ; Benjamin and Mrs. Wm. Nicholson, of Wing - ham, and Edward, who lives"at home. Thesons-in-law and daughters-in-law were also there, with the exception of Mrs. John Jenkins. Besides those there were two brothers of Mr, Jenkins, ,Tames, of Oshawa, accom- panied by his daughter, Miss Nellie, and Joseph, of :Kalkaska,. The com- bined ages of these threw brothers totals 241, John. Hallett, of Whitby, brother-in-law of Mr. Jeultins, and James and John Hallett, nephews ; John and Mrs. Gray, of Toronto ; Joseph and Mrs. Gray, of Turn berry, and themes and Mrs. Henderson, of Wingham, were also present. On Wednesday evening the younger members of the family and their form- es' schoolmates, were entertained, when Mr. Jenitins regaled the com- pany with an interesting account of his first week's experience in Turn - berry. Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins are still vigorous and hearty, actively engag- ed in the duties of farm work, hind are enjoying the afternoon of their lives in comfortable chcumstances. May there be many years of happiness yet in store for them. A unique feature in connection with this occasion, and one the equal of which we feel safe in saying is not to be found in the annals of Canadian history, lies in the fact that it is the third event of the kind to be celebrated within three years by residents whose farms adjoin. The others were W. S. and Mrs. Anderson and Robert and Mrs. Maxwell. A clergyman writes : "Preventics, those little Candy Cold Cure Tablets are working wonders in my parish." Preventics surely will check a cold, or the Grippe, in a very few hours. And Preventics are so safe and harmless. No Quinine, nothing harsh nor sicken- ing. Fine for feverish, restless child- ren. Box of 48 at 25c. Sold by all dealers. Blyth A branch of the Y. M. C. A. may be organized here. On Sabbath St. Andrew's church, Blyth, held their annual anniversary services conducted by Rev. W. M. Haig, of Millbank. Special mesio was furnished by the choir. On Monday evening a tea meeting was held. The temperance people of Blyth, in view of the very limited tune there is left in which to circulate the petitions for the Local Option By-law, think it best to postpone the campaign until next year. DIED. -On Thursday, Oct. 22nc1, at her residence, corner of Dinsley and Morris streets, 1htiss Mary Cumming passed away after a shat -t illness of two weeks followed by a stroke on Wednesday evening. Deceased ac- companied by her parents and brothers and sisters, left Devonshire, England, 50 years ago and came to Toronto where the deceased and her sister, Miss Katharine, were dressmakers for over 29 years. Over 27 years ago they came to Blyth and have resided here since. Onlyfamily three of the are now left, Miss Katharine, Elias and Nicholas. The deceased was a mem- ber of the Methodist church and the ;pastor, Rev. W. H. Cooper, took the • services at the house and grave, in- ternlentbeingmade inUnien cemetery. The pallbearers were W. Sims, J. L. Moser, W. Jackson, D. Nichol, James. Barr and Thomas Code. SL\,TINEE.-On Wednesday after- noon of last week a race matinee was held in the driving park and a good afternoon's sport was enjoyed by all those who were present. 17. Living - sten was starter and V. VanNorman and Adam Geddes, of Belgrave, were the judges, Following are the races and owners of the horses GLASS A- W. Rmigh, Brussels 1 8 1 R. Thomson, 2 1 2 J, Miller, Belgrave 3 2 8 00,1.00 B- O. Ileffrotl, Blyth. 1 2 8 T. Coulter 2 8 1 W. Duncan, Brussels„ ........, 3 1 2 J. Elliott, Clinton 4 4 This race was not finished on ac- count of darkness, (CABS 0- G. Muldoon, Brussels .................. 1 1 Dr. Kirkby, Belgrltve..................2 2 W. 14lason, Blyth ....... r.,....,., .8 8 T. Hill, Belgrave 4 4 W. Cole, Belgrave 5 - Exeter NLowsY ITBMS,-The election of Melville Martin, the Liberal candidate in Regina, is a source of n1ue11 gratifi- ceti0il to his many friends in West- on] Ontario, He is the son of Rev. Ml. Martin, Presbyterian minister, of Exeter, I -le is a capable young man of high ideals and is likely to make a mark for himself in public life, --'The many friends of Ohas, Knight will learn with much regret that lie suf- fered a severe stroke of paralysis from which he has since been in a lose state of health. --Robert Sanders has re- turned from a trip of three to four months' duration in the Westetn part of United States and Canada. -Han- son Smale, of Ueborno, who hes been engaged with the Usborno Threshing Syndleate, met with an unfortunate and painful accident while threshing at Mr, Neil's near Ltuxllcy which will dssflgero hint for life and which might easily have resulted in his death. It appears one of the pion had made use of a hay kflife in the snow and care- lessly 801 it ttsido, SCUM theta later acre Your Dandru Why? Because his annoying, untidy. And mostly, because it almost invariably leads to baldness. Cure it, and save your hair. Get more, too, at the same time. All easily done with Ayer's Hair Vigor, new improved formula. Stop this formation of dandruff 1 Does not change the color of Me hair, Formula with *ask battle y Show to your gels Ask domfto ab him about it, Enma no an ha ways The new Ayer's Hair Vigor will certainly do this work, because, first of all, it de- stroys the germs which are the original cause of dandruff. Having given this aid, nature completes the cure. The scalp is restored to a perfectly healthy condition. --Wads by the S, O. Ayer tie.. Lowen. itees,--, while Me. Shale was in the act of pulling on a belt below the knife took 0 tumble from above and in the des- cent the sharp edge of the knife came in contact with his nose, sever- ing the peeler part of it, and then burying its point a considerable dis- tance in the floor. Had Sir•. Sinale been standing a few inches, or even less, further one way he undoubtedly would have been killed on the spot. Ile was at once conveyed to a physi- cian and the wouncl dressed and it is now doing nicely but is very painful. -The Canning Factory has finished work for the season. -The Exeter Creamery has received word from Liverpool, England, rep1ortiug on the good quality of their July and Aug- ust shipment of butter. -The Exeter District Sunday School Convention was held at Elimville last week and proved to be very successful. In the morning topics were taken by Revs. L. Bartlett, 'W. H. Butt, C. P. Wells and J. E. Harrison, of Parkhill. In the afternoon John Kennedy, of Ailsa Craig, Rev. Burgess, of Elimville, Miss Mae Wilson, of Greenway, Dr. Roulsion, of Exeter and Rev. Robt. Hicks, of Crediton, gave addresses. In the evening addresses were de- livered by Revs. G. J. Kerr and T. Calvin Read. Music for the occasion was furnished by the Elimville choir. Do You Eat Right? Few People in Brussels Really Know How Slow eating and reguiar meals is of great benefit to a wrong acting stom- ach. Those who suffer with indiges- tion and weak stomach can with care and the use of Mi -o -nit stomach tablets restore the digestion to a healthy con- dition, so that they can eat what they want at any time without fear of dis- tress or suffering. After a few clay's use of Minna stom- ach tablets. the headaches, dizzy feel- ing. drowsiness, bade taste in the mouth, coated tongue, fiatuence, sleep- lessness, distress after eating -all these symptoms of a weak stomach --will disappear and perfect digestion and good health will be restored. Jas. Fox has so much confidence in the pewee of 11tIi-o-na to cure indiges- tion that he guarantees satisfaction or money back. Price 50 cents. The official majority in North York for Hon. kir. Aylesworth was announc- ed as 306. In Chicoutimi Saguenay Dr. Severe, the Government candidate has been elected 0000 Joseph Girad Iodee deo t by over Zoo najity. This gives the Government 54 supporters from the Province of Quebec, The formal declaration by the return- ing officer for Ottawa of the election of Sir Wilfrid Laurier and H. B. McGiver- in to represent the city in the Commons was made Friday. The official figures You get not only MORE Stove Polish, but also tine best stove polish that money cau buy when you 150 "Black Knight." It is not affected by the heat. No matter how hot the fire, the stove stave bright and shiny when polished with " Black Knight," Shines quickly too -and always ready for use, Keeps Stoves, Grates, Ironwork, etc. fresh and clean with practieallyvo trouble. If yon are linable to obtain 'Black Rnik2E"iii6.,b<1.our 6.,b<1. name of neatest deafer dud 10e far lull sized aa1. The I+, 11. HIM CO Wilted. is ami on, - tent. 11 are :-Leerier, fr 5S7 ; McGiverin, 6,386; Birkell 5,959 ; Cbabut, 5,89o. Sir Wil. fticl'emua t ni• 7 Y a f 128 sod the majority for Mr. McGiverin is 4.27. Canadian News The first snow of the seasou fell in Ontario acrd Quebec, Friday. The Women's Council, in session at Ottawa, debated woman's suffrage. Robert Colwell was sentenced to 1810 years fn penitentiary for elackmailiug Charles Lamm, of Woodetoek. Bisbee hang, of Stepney, has declined the election as Bishop of Montreal, and the Synod adjourned to Nov. 24th with- out making any other election. Mayor Oliver, of Toronto, had the pleasant duty Friday night of presenting Lipman Walters with the so year veteran jewel of the Independent Order of Oddfellows. The ceremony took place at an informal gatbering given by the Canada Lodge No. 49, of which Mr. Walters is a member, The latter is the oldest member of the lodge in the Tor- onto district, and is one of four in Co- terie who have received this jewel, While eglrtingan early morning fire in the rear of Kavanagh Bros.' grocery store, 83 Sparks Street, Ottawa, two of the firemen handling a hose in the ad- joining yard of the Bijou Cafe were sucldenly given a rode alarm by the ap- pearance of a bear walking towards them on his hind legs from a corner of the yard, which naturally caused the precipitate retreat of the firemen. Pro- prietor Sam Cassiday appeared on the scene, quieted the excited bruin, and led bin] back to the pen which hss been his quarters since cubhood. The fire was extinguished by the brigade after dam- age had been done to the extent of $1,000. riectlsece. li'ucdstcck will vote ail local option In Janu n'y, penes Connolly, son of john 01neolly, Cove •,•t Guelph, while out tempt- ( a t- of ( ve i tic f ut l rl vbll h c !. r 1 ' tel: Friday afiernoon, was accidentally shot and killed by a 10tnpantan 1111111001 Bearish. William Rather, of laoette's Creek, Pas 93.11111'05 of sugar beets, which are yielding an /vertigo of 15 tans to the acre. He hes been shipping a ctrl' Iced daily to Me11111 Clemens, Tho average yield in that emelt), is ub0ut Im 10115 14 the acre, making a clear profit lc the farther of $30 per acre. lean W&T To weak and ailing women, there 14 at least ons wegto help, of with that •ray two treatments, must be colnbi ted, Gne is h e,1), one is constita Donal. but bo h are important. both essential, Dr, Snoop's N ght Cure is 1L, Loral, Dr. Shoop's R'slnmuve, the t olvtitntiona), Thelormm•-Dr, Shoop's Night Cure -lea topieal mucous membrane suppository remedy, while Dr, Shoop's Restorative Is wholly an internal treat. meat, The Restorative reaches throughout Des entire system seeking the repair of all nerve, all tissue and all blood ailments. The"Night Cure", milts name 10101100, does its work while you sleep. It soothes sore and Milani. ed mucous serfaces, heals local weaknesses and discharges, while the Restorative, eases nervous excitement, gives renewed vigor and ambition builds up wasted tissuos, bringing -about renewed strength, vigor, and energy, teak° Dr. Shoop's Restorative -Tablets or Ltuutd-tie u general tonic to the system, For positive 1oca1 ht la use es well ro Showa. 's Night Cure "ALL DEALERS" Single Harness `r - We make a specialty of Sin- gle Harness and offer you great values. Our 'Team Harness al- ways stands the wear and is known for its great durability. Fine Beaver Cloth Fur -lined Overco - is is a new line we have put in this Fall and our prices on them will please you. Also our Wool and Plush Lap Rugs are proving great sellers, our prices being so low. in the Shoe Department you will find comfortable and durable Shoes of all kinds for all sizes of people even for the little tots. l- Two sets Second-hand Single Harness -one set just in use two months -one set $4.75 ; the other $9.00. Bargains in Trunks and Satchels. /0 C. RICHARDS ,Thea. Economyrz ,an e is a Leader This Range has six holes, a 18 -gallon Reservoir, and Nickle Base. It sells at... ....... . ..... - High Warming Closet $6.00extra. 3.00 A cast iron Range "Corona," six holes, Reservoir, with High Warming Closet - 36.00 A four holed Range with High Shelf and Reservoir for only $28.00 The best t•argains on the Market to -day DON'T MiSS THEM Gerry & Waiker NATIONA1 Roller ills OUR NE'? "FLAKING ROLL" is now in full operation. It will save you looney to have your Oats "Flaked" before feeding horses 'Try our New BREAKFAST FOOD O D - a Made from White Wheat, Healthful and Invigorating. Don't forget that our "White Loaf" Flour is still taking the lead for Dread Flours. itAll kinds of Feed kept constantly on band. WM.&Ra e ..A.,1M N E BRU$SZII.�al°