The Brussels Post, 1908-11-26, Page 5A
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BUSINESS CARDS.
lAT H. MoORACKEN--.
• Issuer of etarrlago Licenses, pf-
aeo µt Grocery, l'uruberry street, lirUssela,
MISS LAURA SPENCE
Teacher of Piano or Organ
ETHEL, ONT.
K. O. T, M.
Br000elo Tont of the Maooabeoo. No. 24
bold their rugular meetings fu the Lodge
Boom, hooker Sleek, 0u the let and 8rd
Tuesday ova:Alma of 000h mouth.
Visitors always welcome.
A�SOM EIES, Com, A, MOG1:11RE, R. A,
JAMES HARRIS,
Agent Lowick Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
pfltoo and Reslden0o-
WALTON. ONT.
JOHN SUTHERLAN n
laenndlion,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH
AUCTIONEERS,
1.i\ S. SCOTT AB AN AUCTION-
usa, will sell for bettor prices, to
better moo, En lose time and loss charges
than any other Auctioneer in East Baron or
he won'tobarge anybhing, flutes and orders
00.22 always be arranged at tine office or by
p sten:al npptioation.
ROBT. 11. GARNISS
11LUINVA L14 •- ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terms rensonablo, Sales arranged for
at too aloe of Tan POST, Br00sole, 22tf
VETERINARY.
A. CUNNINGHAIVI-
kee Honor Uraduaco of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat ail dis-
eases of dom00tles ted autmula Ina enmpet-
ant manner. Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Ueutfstry mud Milk fever: Valls
promptly attended to. Oliloe and Infirmary
-)'our doors North of bridge, T n'nborry at..
Brussels. Phone 4711
LEGAL AND CURVEYANCINll.
IAT M. SINOLAIR—
er • Barrister, Solicitor, Ouuvoyanoer,
Notar, PublicY abl a h o. Unna -
n lit ort' HI
3)w look
1)k
idoor
Notthof tieutral Hotel,
Boli L
of or for the
Metropolitan of Ga0 Bnnk.
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1Dit0IID1roor, BAYS & BLAIR-
BAB1II8VEBB, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES
PUIO CIO, 17'30.
W. Pnovoroo,, 1C, 0. B. 0. liege
G. le. Main,
Oflloee-Thoma formerly 000elded by Messrs
(lamoroo as Bolt.
Gonsa000, 0smAnxo.
DENTISTRY
DR. R, P. PEILD,
RMN'I'lt r
Graduate of the Royal (foliage Of Dental
ear o
1)u of
a e GuEarlo,
end
Fen oI
Netl HonorGraduate o University. Utfior
past to IIrownr's Photograph Gallery,
BRUSSELS,
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No thwe t
HOMESTEAD REOULATIONs'
ANY even numberodtseetiou of Dominion
Lauda in Manitoba, easleateholvan and
Alberta, excepting 8 and 26, not reserved,
may be homesteaded by auy person trio is
the sole head of it family, or any m07e over
18 yearn of age, to the extent of one-quarter
0e0/ton of 180 acres more or lase
Entry may be made personally at the
local laud ahem fur Cho distriot in whlol
the land la situate.
The homesteader is required to perform
the oovdltion
s on ng eoted therewith under
one ot thefol o I w
ugplans ens
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(1) least six months' residence upon
and thou of tba laud in osoh year for
throee cultivation years, '
ieisdeceasethe d)E off the111hoomesteadern father
upon a farm 10 the vicinity of the laud
entered for the requiromeuto as to 0001•
douse may bo sal(aaod by such person re-
siding with the father or mother,
donne (upon farming 0 laud °weed byyt hism
in the vioiuity of hie homestead, th0 re-
gairomnMe an t0 rooldeuoo may be initia-
lled 1xmouthe notice 1x10 writingf should be
6ivou to the Oommiosiouor of Dominion
Landsat Ottawa of intention to .apply for
patent,
Deputy of file Mib aWtor0of Interior,
N. B. Unauthorized publimetion of thla ad.
V00410emeet will not be paid for,
SINGER
SEWING
MACHINES
ARE THE BESTI
Machines may be seen at
Mc1CAY & SHAW'S Hardware
Store, Brussels. ,
gamy payment system may
be arranged for.
I also handle the Nordheim•
er Piano.
S. CARTER, AGENT
SAL
Farmers or Storekeepele
by coming to the
]3ru
s
st;ls
Salt Works
can get any kind of Salt
they L'equire.
Business Cards
�._ A.H MONTEITH _.._.
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Eta, 0)131)003)01' 10
A. B. Macdouaid, Utiles over Standard Bank,
Brussels.
OR. HAMJ(.TON
Dental Surgeon, UBloe opposite tiro poetollloe,
/:0'W11( Molt (Jamie the first Mid third
Monday of 000h month. 004hu
DR. T. T. M'RAE
Bachelor of Mediolee, 'Unlveralty of'L'oronto
Ltornth(te and graduate of the College of Phy.
Melons and Surgeons, Out, • ('00t•Rradnntt0
Ohmage Eye, Ear, Nose and Phrmlt liospi1nl,
0hleargo, Ill. Ex -House Surgeon to SC. Mich-
ael's Hospital, Toronto.
Oliloo over 1(',11„ timtth's Drug Store, Tele-
phone eonneotiml with Oran brook at all hours,
aroma maa `ZlraPv*d1iTI !nazi' livor
BRUSSELS
Goma Sower G01b0 Non'rn
Moil 7:06 a m ! Express . 10:6622 m
Expreress ,8:02p in Express 11:6o 11 :26 n m I Mnil 1:44 p nl
Exp0 p
WALTON
To Toronto To C 0110110(4
ss..311miEx} .,•••,.11:81 a rrtExpressl,,.,,. : p Exams.'
7:a7pm
istri.ct 'Rano
Gorrie
Miss Lottie Ph£t)1) daughter of Thos.
and Mrs, Pixair, was forced to under-
go an operation for appendiciUs at
the Guelph hospital onT'uescla'y of last
week,
N, McLaughlin, of Toronto, son of
T. H. and Mrs. McLaughlin, of town,
is, we are sorry to learn, confined to
the hospital with an attack of typhoid
fever.
Oscar Spence, of the Bank of Hamil-
ton staff, is laid up with muscular
rheumatism eumati
sur in Corrie. He will not
likely take
•ha'
Y� Lge of Wroxeter and
1'ordtvich branches when he resumes
work.
The curlers met on Monday evening
of last week and organized for the
season with the following officers ;-
tion. Pres., Thos. (Jhishohn, 1411. P. ;
Rion. Vice Pres., A. H. 'Musgrove, M.
P. P. ; Pres., T. Andrew ; Vice Pres.,
11. V. Holmes ; Secretary, Samuel
Stimson ; T1'ea5„ .Jho, . Uamcnaod ;
Business Committee, Holmes, Stin-
son and Walker.
The twenty-seventh anniversary of
the dedication of the Presbyterian
(}mooch of Gerrie will be held on Sim
-
day,
Nov..,0
Y, and 1 11))1(1Y,
a Nov. 80.
On Sunday Rev.'
1
Ir.P •
elric of t 1V3n
1g
ha
m will conduct services 3)L
2.30 and
7 p. m. Monday a tea Meeting and
fowl supper will be hetet, at which an
entertainment twill be provided, and
in which the Gerrie Orchesteet will
take par(•, It is expected addresses
will be delivered by Revds. Messrs.
Perrie, Pair, McTavish and Perrin.
Judge Holt held court in Corrie on
Tuesday of last week. Anson Spot -
Lon, of Harriston, and R. Vanstoue,
of 'Wingham, were here in connection
with the Shier-Sbarpin case, in which
Mr. Shier, who had been entrusted
with the disposal of the Corrie "Vid-
ette," claimed certain commission on
the transfer,
which Mr.
Shemin
1
1'n
claimed was eonsuuimatod after 100
days after the signing of the contr'act.
Mx'. Shier claimed that the time speci-
fied in the contract was 200 days. Mr.
Sharpie denied this claiming that 100
days was the period s ecided in the
original contract. However•, the
judge maintained the contention of
Mir. Shier, and rendored judgment for
some $23, the original claim amount-
ing to $52, Each party was asked to
pay their own costs.
Wingham
Miss Ethel Hall is recovering nicely
from an attach of fever.
Alva Fleming has seeurecl &situation
in a gents' furnishing store in .Bssex
Oen ire.
Wingham Baptist church has ex-
tended a call to Rev. Mr. Cresswell, of
Pembroke.
Mrs. Geo. 0. Hanna has had a long.
period of illness and is still unable to
leave her room.
luspector Robb made his semi-an-
nual visit of inspection to our Public
School last week.
Wingham Y. M. 0. A. will hold a
Concert in the opera house on Friday
evening, December 410.
Miss Lena Awde, a graduate of the
Wingham Business Oollege, want to
Toronto to 1311 a position.
M. Beckwith has gone into business
for. himself. He uses the oven on Geo.
MoKenzie's property, and has his shop
one door South of Hanna Bros.
Westminster Guild, of St. Andrew's
Presbyterian church, I'Vingham, held
the election of officers for the year
1000, resulting as follows :-Hon.
President, Rev, .ont, Hecto' Mutton ; 1sttee° Vice -Presi-
dent, Miss 0. Fargnhtti'son ; 2nd Vice -
President, Miss L. Cummings Finan-
cial -Secretary. J. McGillivray , Re-
cording -Secretary, Miss Pender ; Or-
ganist, Miss L. Wilson 1 Couvenors of
committees Prayet' Meeting Com-
mittee, R. McBurney ; Lookout Com-
mittee H. Parker ; Social Committee,
Miss L. Gordon ; Literary Committee,
Miss A. Culnlnings ; Flower Cron-
mittee, Miss 1+. Patterson.
DO Vbur eobta Pinch 7
If ea look out for a tiny corn. Owe)
it before it grows big. Putuarn's Pain-
less Corn I1,xtvaotor is the best. Try
"Putnam's."
Exeter
The local Y. M, 0. A. )las engaged
Jos, Senior's s Hall for o their em w1) '1
L c and
will meet each Monday night.
Main street Methodist church 3)o-
civ
ez sary ryas held last Sunday. Rev.
MoCarnus, of St Marys, preached.
Wnl, Bell, of Chicago, visited re-
latives here. Mr. Bell has heed on the
police force in that city for 22 years,
and Ints not been here foe 30 year's,
1X1) naturally finds many changes in
this Vicinity.
Alfeed Sheer° sulfated a stroke of
,partial paralysis of the right, side and
111 order that he Might receive roper
attention he Was taken to the House
of Refuge al Clinton. Although he
(ordoh Mooney, 10 not, rendered enable to clove by the
Poretaan etr0103 he gets (1301111 with the groat -
Brussels. est ditlihoiilty,
Bev, (lolug1)nd 11. E. Huston \ver
in Loudon incl We(' attending (1t
sestIon of the London tender/me
Special Milli 1111 it e.
A. l.. 11e(I1+11) +'d(1 him patsent 1'0
the wan tlf1el,rtee 01 leis exten2)ou *tee
silo (melt for concrete slles to the Lon
(Ion Leonert'teMacltlueCompany, Me
13.011,31 t also Male se ye,u• a ('(ll lrae
with the Optimally t1, represent then
as t7.'avclliug salesman.
The Gillis (Join petty is malting rani
e >x
La•e is in the erection of the' Saw
and Stave 111)11, North of the Canning
Parlors', The b\tihiing, which is 1
toot long and about 310 feet hide, Is
caulplet•1d with the ('xceplion of the
/Wheeling of the roof, and placing of
the bo(tex • and engine 110w mccnpying
tlleu' atte1ltion.
e dist and in polities till 010111 1 Liberal.a 113, (lop I Is Aurviv,ld by his wife. (h11'v'
e a02,8, .1it1n101' X(101011101, 1Vlu, of 1 n 11-
r0uvel' and Han 1UPI (11' Cillifori,in :
r 4)11''P rlautfb1x+r(:, MIN. John 1.4,ht•
l fotvle1', of Jugersoll, Mrs, Samuel Lit-
-tlo, of ;tits tireger, Alan, and Mrs,I \1'1)1, Weseatt, of town. The run-
t e oral took place 1)u Sunday afternoon1 from the resldeuoc' 01' his (141101 -
or, Mrs, William1V1scott, to the
c1 7341114 tnt b
L 1 1Lnk e(•inelur}•. The s(•1' -
vices were conducted by Rev. 1). Rog-
ers, The members of the 1. 0.1",
lodge, of which the ileeease(1 was a
1441'1111)4'1', WW1 in attendance. Mrs,
Copp and family Will share largely in
Um sympathy of the. eommnumity. -
Tickling, tight Coughs, can be sure-
ly and Meekly loosened with it pres-
cription Druggists are dispensing
everywhere as Dr, ShooJl's 0n0g11 Re-
medy. And itis so very. very differ.
eat than common cough medicines.
No Opium, nc, Chloroform, absolutely
nothing harsh or unsafe. The teudor
leaves of a harmless, lung healing
rncninlainone shrub give the curative
properties to ler. Sboop's Cough Re-
medy. Those leaves have the )ower
to calm the most cli0treseiug Cough
and to soothe and heal the most sen-
sitive bronchial membrane. Mothers
811(x11(1 for safety's sake alone, always
demand Lir. Shoop's. It can With
perfect fl•oecioln be given to even the
youngest bathes, Teat it yourself. !
and see, Soicl by all dealers,
Listowel
Rev. N. A. P. Bourne, of Christ
church, tendered his resignetion to the
Wardens. It is said he is likely to go
to Alliston.
St. Andrew's nicht, Monday, Nov.
30, is to be celebrated by the sons of
aul(1 Scotia iu town with a gl'a2tc1
Scottish concert in the music hall,
The
local
parley of deer hen
els xre-
turns
d from n Husk 1•
They bad a pleasant. time butll} dinot
have much luck. only killing two deer
in all.
Reeve. hacking has been in Toronto
as chairman of the municipal deputa-
tion from Por'tl1 County 311tarviewiug
the Ontario Government in regard to
establishing tuberculosis hospitals.
Pone ear loads of timber and lumber
arrived last week over the 0. P. R. for
the new addition to the chair factory.
The material has been ualoade(1 at the
rear of the present factory, where the
new building, which is to be a three
story brick structtite, will be erected.
Anniversary
services nes l t
t11eB
vllbe
held in
Baptist c�'
llnr 11
I c on
Sunc1
aY,
Nov,
20th. h when t Rev.
D.J.1 'Welsh,
President of the Walkerton Baptist
Association, will occupy the pulpit
Monday evening a popular musical
lecture on "Philip Paul Bliss, 'Music-
ian and Evangelist," will be given by
Rev. Mr. Place.
The annual meeting of the Listowel
Curling Club was held in the Public
Library bnildiug and following &d-
aces elected •-11.on.-President, A. F.
MacLaleu ; President, (co. Melrose ;
'Vice -President, E. 0. Thornton • Sec.-
Teetk5„ J. N. Hay ; Executive, Messrs.
Boehmer. Morphy, Campbell, J. 0.
Hay ami W. Oliulie,
Tell Hay. Fever Friends,
Let them know, if they have Hay
Fever or Asthma, that Oatarrllozone
cures permanently. Relief is instant
and results guaranteed in the worst
cases. All dealers sell Catarrhozono
foe $1.00, Try it.
SeaForth
1V. II, Oughton le:1L las •
L week for
Colliugwoocl, where he has secured a
position,
Alex. Winter has the contract to
install gasoline lamps in the Bruce
field Presbyterian church,
The Seaforth Choral Society is now
a strong organization, having between
00 and 70 members. with the fol-
lowing officers :-Pros„ Mx'. Larkin ;
Treas.'
Mr. DeLacey ; Sec., Mrs. Gots
son. Committee -Mrs.
5
peace, Mrs.
McCallum,
Mrs. P x Revere t
t. J
Scott
Mr. Reynoldsl I and E. Bright., ,
Another old r 5)1111nt of Seaforth
passed away on 'Thursday, Nov. 1261o,
in the person of Wm. Oopp, at the age
of 77 years and 3 months. Mr. Copp
was born in Devonshire, England, in
1881. He came to Canaria in 18110 and
settled in ,St. Thomas for a number of
years, later coming to Hay township
where he engaged in farming. Dis-
posing of his farm ho moved to Sea -
teeth abort 24yea1•s ago and followed
.the occupation of contractor and
builder until a few years ago when he
retired front active business life. In
church relationship he was a Metho-
Stage Grocery
ET Si E
lluy you)' Groceries at the Star Grocery
where we 8011 everything up-to-date,
of best quality and at mederttte prices.
If you have never been In Dui• store we
invite you to call nod have a look over
our stuck and get Our prices, We feel
satisfied we can suit you both ha goods
and prices. It casts notlhing to look
in and we are always pleased to see
our friends.
We have aur new stock of Relsins, Cm' -
tants end Peels for Than 1(sgiving anti
Christmas trade,
We have just received a very pretty and
well selected stock of Thanksgiving
incl Hallow/eel, el, Post Cards. Remem-
ber your friends be sendh+
then some
of theme cards in sea0ee,
Our Resu'ursnt department will be cop•
theme through the Winter, We will
S:rt+0 Hot Bovril, Beset end 'Tomato
Sieves, etc,
lliglhest'1','Acle anti Cash prices paid for
Perm Produce, Pottllt'y and Dried
Apples.
Salt to hu11( or by the barrel.
00041 Bread always on hand.
W. T. Spence
ETHEL.
Thin as a Rall, Aro You 7
);very day spending all much energy
25 y00 make -if the balance gums It
little further, well, you get Ihinraxr.
On the clanger line to drty,-.-tc1 morrow
may be too late I Better 0184. 1''ml•-
roulne, it builds up -a little gain the
first week, but the gain keeps grow -
mg. Next week, not quite so tbh1.
Keep eight on, lots of fat won't hurt
at all,
Your our blorcl is enriched, cheeks
grow rosy, your heart and nerves
grow strong and yon don't tire so
quickly. Joyous robust health, a
Mewls, home and et cheerful mind -all
these come with Ferrozone. You'll
try it, only 50c, at all dealers,
Herman
Rev, .1:. Medd, of Forest, took
charge of the C. O. F. service in the
Methodist Church last Sunday mare-
it1g.
Tho markets have remained station-
ary for the past 'few weeks and not a
great amount of grain has been
brought in. -
Nelse Blatchford is expected home
from North Dakota about the end of
the month He has been very ill
since going
West.
The Council talk of furnishing tile
to•11
1 na5117L
small drain. f.
al 1. l p the old t
of t+
tLLel'-
eouxse from D. Grassick's corner to
the London Road.
- A door has been put in at 010 sta-
tion connecting the waiting room
with the office, which is found a great
convenience in transacting business.
The G. T. R. should build a new sta-
tion.
The ladies of -Carmel Church are
preparing to give a St. Andeew's sup-
pei, consisting of fowl and haggis to-
gether with short bread and other
Scotch dishes. A-concer't will also be
held.
Fordwich .
W. Moote, M ole
wllo has been nrr na-
L
era cl
u edit)'
g txofth'
the Jax•vis Recall ' '
for
several years has resigned his position.
Wilfrid McLaughlin, who has been
attending Harriston High School since
September 1st has taken a position on
the Record staff.
Frank U. Bricker has sold his blaelc-
smithing business fn 80110 ROM, Mich.,
and has taken an interest it1 a gener-
al store in the same town.
J. Leggett, principal of our school,
has been re-engaged for 1000 at the
same salary its he is receiving this
year. Miss M. Roadhouse has also
been re-engaged as teacher of the
junior department for the ensuing
1
s
attle ea
me ure sal
3)r h.
yttss Blare-
ceiv'
re-
ceiving now.
A cow and a heifer, owned by Wm.
Gibson strayed away from hone
on Thursday evening, 12th hist, to the
railway crossing 0u Main street and
crossed the cattle guards into the O.
P. R. yards. When the night train
arrived, the cattle were on the track,
the cow being nearly killed told' Woe
heifer was so badly injured tho.t she
had to be 1 ki l
lac, No doubt if the
Company is liable, Mr. Gibson will
snake them pay the bill.
a
Prevent taking cold.
Often you come home, cold and
shivering -feet are wet, throat is raw, -
chest a httle sore. A bad cold is just.
beginning. Pat a Nerviline Porous
Plaster on your chest, rub your throat
with Nerviline, and take a stiff dose of
Nerviline 1 Ilene f11 hat water. This
p
reveal
s
a chill, incl checks the cold instantly.
No remedies so useful in the house, so
sure to prevent serious illness as
Nerviline and Nerviline Plasters.
Sold by all dealers, 25c. each, but be
sire you get the genuine, and refuse
any substitutes.
Atwood
Miss Mabel Kidd returned to her
home after a two months' visit with
friends in Poterboro,'
Rev. ,las. Menzies, 111. D., mission-
ary on furlough from Henan, C11ina1,
preached in the Presbyterian church,
.Atwood, on Sabbath,
1:IE0 0x GLANDERS. -Infected With
telt. Isere 10)1(1 terrible disease of gland-
ers while experimenting with its germ
Dr. Thomas M Wilson, of Atwood,
died Thursday moruillg, 10th inst., at
the Presbyterian 1 001)1ta1 be Chicago.
Dr, Wilson WAS ptll'slling to, course of
post. graduate work in the labratory
of Prof. Ludwig Hektoem at Rush
Medical College, and it is sn posed
that it was there the malignant
germs enterocl his system, The
disease developed two weeks ago.
He was placed in an isolated room at
the hospital and the doctors and
iulrses began a stubborn contest again -
sI the nlltlacly. Glanders occur fee-
gtlently in horses and some other
animals, but is faro in human beings,
and in the majority of eases fatal to
them, It attitcks the mucous mem-
beano of the nose and respiratory
passages. C�uite a pleasant evening was spent
at the residence or Thee, E. Hamsmond, 1411 0011., Wh011 the annual
meeting of the Mt, Pleasant beef as -
etiolation t was held on
the 10111
inst.
Itw
t 3)A shown by the report rand that
22 beeves had been Alaughtered dui' -
in
the season, i; , tvhic.il had made an
aggregate of 10,78:1 lbs. of dressed
Meat, The average per share per
season being 500 2.1.1 lbs„ a7ertege
Weight per share per week being 92
3.11 lbs, Some ('Manges had been
Made in the regulations for the past
Season which scene to have proved
saLisfaetos'y 0u the whole as no cone.
'debits Were raised in that emebeetjon.
Aftete the business of Inst season was
all wound up, the company oegauized
again, adopting the same rules and
I'm ulatons for nextsettson, 1041(14111 the
old Board of Management Were re-
appointed for 1000 as follows :---Thos,
Stnitll, Presidtult; Thos, i1';, limns
fesemermaatteetniSaSeallantereiteialatertMetteeleSeleteeseeiteeetreee
ve ..;ane
Doctor
No sense in running from one
doctor to another. Select the
best one, thea stated by him.
Do not delay, but consult him
in time when you are sick.
Ask his opinion of Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral for coughs
and colds. Then use it or
not, just as he says,
w• publioh our formulas
•, wobenl.h *100001
dg from. cur medIOtne,
wpmnie0 yon to
A..41 your
doctor
Always keep a box of Ayer's Pills In the
house. Just one pill atbedtlme, now and I
then, will ward off many an attack of
biliousness, Indigestion, sick headache.
How many years has your doctor known
these pills? Ask him all about them.
--Made by the J. 0.4Y0r Oa, Lowell, Man*,--.
ers
mond. Secretary ; Wm. Bell, Treas. ;
George W. /tiles 10n(1 J. B. Reach, in-
spectors ; John McKenzie, auditor ;
Trani( Reath., J. lborn and Benny
Ronnonbur'g, business committee.
.A. good percentage of the representa-
tive tickets were drawn by tllasepres-
ent, and the agreement subscribed to
by the parties interested, and every-
thing passed off quietly and in a most
satisfactory manner.
The 3)',c
,
vo
el l'
i , Pratt
was AS htu '
nec
i
off Long
Point Island. . 'Poe crew land-
ed in the \Awl.
'The temperance party of Hamilton
will make a vig0rotal personal canvass
for local option in that city.
The statement conies from Duluth
that Messrs, Mackenzie & Mane have an
option on the Rainy River Railway at
sixteen million dn1111re
Hugh Aratstt•ong, member for Por.
(age la Prairie, was sworn in as Pro
vinclal Treasurer in the Roblin Gov-
ernnrent'I'hursday morning, succeeding
Hon. 7, H, Agnew, deceased.
A clergyman writes : "Preveuties,
those little (;Andy Cold Cure Tablets
'L working
\gond r
es
in my parish."
."
Pt(t
lathe-
b At1rP.
1 will
the
cheek a o
Yc kl 3)r
the Grippe, h
e, in it very few boobs. And
pee -verities are so safe and harmless.
No Quinine, nothing harsh nor sicken-
ing. fine for feverish, restless child-
ren. I3ox of 48 at 25c. Sold by all
dealers,
A sad accident happened in the Port
131gin Dotlll0ioe Pressed` Steel Works
Thursday morning- iu which Edward
Williams lost his life. While he ane
other helpers were nh0710e a riveting
machine the base on which it was placed
became overbalanced on the rollers and
the machine being top heavy fell and
struck a pinch bar which Mr. Williams
was a usitig, which appears to have struck
him on
the right side and wrist, t causing
imiltediate death, Mr. Williamscame
from Pittsburg as a welder.
Violet Norton, the twelve -year-old
daughter of Edward Norton, Flamboro'
street, Dundas, WAS run over by a Ham
itton & Dundas car in Dundas about 5
o'clock Thursday evening and received
injuries from which she died- at her
home about re o'clock that eight. Miss
Norton was crossing Che tracks near the
canal when her fo',t caught in the frog,
She tried to p0111 it out, but without suc-
cess, and though she called for help, no
person was near. Shm•tiy after her
f oat was caught she heard the car ap-
proaching. She cried to try and at-
tract the motorman's attention and
threw her body to one side, but the
spot was unlighted and he could not
hear her cries over the noise made by
Um car, The first he knew of the
de-
cide was Vas AfteC the cal' Wheels hart pas.
sed over her leg. This was terribly
crushed meat• the knee. She was taken
hone whersa Dr. was called. He fir's
thou(ht doe should be taken to the city
hospital for treatment but she was too
weak from lots of blood and shock, and
rapidly declined,
You get 11ot only MORE Stove
Polish, but also the besd stove
polish that tummy 1)011 buy when
1)u use (t „
"nisei( k i
ICn ht
g
It is not affected by the heat,
and with very little labor the
stove stays bright and shiny
when polished with " Black
Knight,n
Shines quickly too -and always
ready for lose, Reeps Stoves
Grates, lrouwork, stn, fresh rulrt
clean with practicellyno trouble.
)f yon are unable to obtain "Shack
211441(1" in your town, 50nd name of
1(eare81 (lrafar and IOC for full stud
Call.
The 1, F, DAL1',EYCO.
f13t0((d. 020
flimflam, . Onl,
Sox and
Rubbers.
Isassaimpa
•
i<6
No matter how
cold or slushythe
weather is, your feet
will be snug and
,warm in a pair of socks and rubbers,
Thick, warm, fleece -lined socks and stout snag -
?roof rubbers—that's a combination that can't be beat
For out -door winter work.
We have them in all styles and sizes. They are
priced down to rock bottom, too. -
Sale agents for J. D. Ring ,Stub)) Proof. P
Guaranteed. very fair
In our Harness Department YOU 11) 11 find a ristook
Etc., at lowest prieos. Also all styles of Harness, both
heavy and light.
Repairs in Harness, Collars, Boots.and Shoes promptly done.
I. C. RICHARDS
soorgsoti.mosztowsafss
®1'A. _4e. A,.
ban
mines ir
Havirmg purchased the Harness B13ssi-
ness of Mrs i,. J. Lowry, Brussels,
I beg to inform the public that 1 am now in possession and
able to attend to their wants in Light and Heavy Harness,
Robes, Rugs, Blankets,' Bells, Combs, Brushes, &c.
First-class st
ock of Tr
u
nks
rSatche1's
and Telescopes.
e
8.
Special attention paid to the Harness Repair Department.
I have retained the services of lyi. r. 1i,. Crone, well known
to the public.
It will be my pleasure to make the acquaintance of all old
customers and will be glad to add to the list.
Satisfaction Assured. AiI Work Guaranteed. Prices flight.
HOUSE
is a Leader
This Range has six boles, a 19 -gallon Reservoir,
ane
1i
N ekle
Base. a e.
It sells e
at ...
- High Warming Closet $6.00 extra.
A Cast iron Range "Corona," six
holes, Reservoir, with High
Warming Closet--
$36.00
loset-
36n00
$J. 00
A four holed Range with High
Shelf and Reservoir
for only -
28.00
The best Bargains on the Market to -day
DON'T MISS THEM
C/16rr
NATIONAL
0.R NEW Ki
alker
.,Hai
ls
ROLL"
is DOW in full operation. It will slave you
money to have your Oats "Flaked" before
feeding horses
Tryour
New
BREAKFAST FOOD - Corneola
Made from W.Ilite. Wheat, Healthful and Invigorating,
h atXi1g,
Don't forget that our "White Loaf" I=11)1.33
�.._— is still taking the lead for Bread ?ours,
) All kinds of Food kept constantly on eland,
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