The Brussels Post, 1908-12-31, Page 7BUSINESS CARDS.
%H, MaCBACI EN---
Ioaner 0! Marriage Licensee, O2.
floe at 0reaery, (rurnberry street, Brussels,
MiSS LAURA SPENCE
Teacher of Plano or Organ
ETREl., ONT.
K. O. T. M.
Brusoolo Tent of the Maaoabeo6, No. 29
bold their regular meetings in the Lodge.
Roam, Saeger Blook, on the lot and 8rd
!Tuesday evenings of ea011 mouth
Visitors AIo3A, SOMF80t).Oi7IrE, II. S,
JAMES HARRIS,
Agent :ETowiok Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
mace awl Residence-.
WAL.TON,
ONT.
JOHN SUTHERLAND
IN9n0A1100,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION
I s 111111, will sell for better Woes, to
batter mem, in lase time and less obargee
tuauany other Auctioneer In East Huron or
he won't charge anything, Cateo olid orders
can always be arranged at Mlle olMee or b}
p erennal app(ioation.
ROST. H. GARNISS
BLUIOVA LE -+ ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terms reasonable. Sales arraggod far
at the omae of ME POST, Brussels. 9280
VETERINARY.
C4• A. CUNNING1HAbI—
* l0ouor tirsdun,o of the Ontario Vet.'
urinary, College, ,s prepared to treat all itis•
eases of domoasluated auimalo in a common
ant manner, Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Ueut,atry and Mtik e'ev,r Calls
promptly attended to. Moe and Infirmary
Four doors Worth of bridge, '1'uruborry at.
Brunelle, 'Phoma 41 k
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
M. SOUL AII3—
• Barrlster, Solicitor, Conveyancer,
Notary Publio, its. office-13tewart'e Block
1 door Nortb al Coutral Hotel.
Solicitor for the Metropolitan Bank.
1pUOUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIit—
BARRISTER8 SOLICITORS, NOTARIES
PEIBLIU, WTO.
W, PRODOrooT, K. 0. 11, (I. Baha
G. F. BLA1n.
Offices -!'hose formerly occupied by Messrs
Cameron do Bolt, ONTAmmo.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FE1LD.
DENTIST
Graduate or the Royal College of. Dental
Burgeons el Coterie aud First-class Honor
Graduate of Toronto University. 018oe
neat to Brew er's,Ph otograph Gallery,
BRUSBELB,
Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
HOMESTEAD REOULATIONS1
ANY even nnmberod•eectioa of Dominion
Lands in Manitoba, Sesketohewau and
Alberta, excepting 8 and 20. mot reserved.
may be homesteaded by any per0nu who is
the Bole bead of a family, or any male over
18 year', of age, to the extent of ono -quarter
attrition of 100 Boron more or toes
Entry may be made personally at the
least land °Woe for the district to which
the land is situate,
The homesteader is required to perform
theoonditious eouoeete,i therewith under
cue of the tot lowlug plane:
O) At least six menthe' residence upon
and out ovation of the laud in each year for
three years,
(2) If the father or mother, If the father
la deceased) of the homesteader reticles
upon a tarty lit the vieteity of the lead
entered for the requirements as to reai-
deueoway be satisfied by snob person re-
statue with the father or mother,
(8) If the settlor has his permanent reel.
donee upon farm ns. land owned b hem
in the v.u(nity of, lila homestead, the re,
quiremeeto as to reeideooe may be sable,
fled by700100uee upon the said land.
Six menthe' notice in writing should be
g(vou to the Commissioner of Dominion
Lands at Ottawa of intention to apply for
patent,
W. W.00RY.
N. B. tJu ufhy,ri0edap uubilo t;on Interior, this ud-
vortisemeut will net be paid for,
INGER
SEWING
MACHINES
ARE THE BEST
Machines may be seen at
MdItAY & SHAW'S Hardware
tore, Brussels.
.Easy payment system May
be arranged for. y
I also handle the Nordheim-
er Piano.
S. CARTER, AGENT
SAL
Partnere or Storelceepers
by coming -to the
Brussels Salt Works
eal3 get filly kind of Salt
they require,
Gordonn
G ® iYi
coney,
Pomona, • Briteee1e,
Business Cards
A, H, MONTEITH
Barrister, 8o(1o(tor, Notary, see., suco09sor to
A. A, Macdonald, ()Moe toe over Standard Bank,
liresnola,
PR. HAMILTON
Dental Surgeon. O0lco opposite the postorlloo.
I s Will visit Dania the DS'OS Ane third
Monday of 00011 month, yfOm
DR. T. T. M'RAE
Boobolor of Medicine, Univerolt�y of Termite.; i
Licentiate and (rrmduate of the Voilogeof Pity
Widens and Sergeant', Ont. • Poot•ggredua e
Ohmage Nye, Ear. Nose and Throat Hospital,
(Menge, Ill. Ex•Iiouoe Surgeon to Bt, Hospital,
apeiislospital Toronto.
Mee •tU
niopb2Hti ocionwih enbt *ur
DR, WARDL.AW
Honor
Day and night calllls ern O(liue opposite'
Fluor Ethel.
Gnawer Totowa .1.01,1 e r
BRUSSELS
GOTNO BOB7n GOING NORTH
Mall 7:86um Express 10:66a311
Express 11:26 a m Mail ..,....., 1G4 p n,
Express 8:00p in Express 8:69 p m
RdE"!FU
WALTON
To Toronto,To 4oderloh
Express 8:11 m Express .......,.11:80 a m
Expreae 8:11 p m I Express 7:97 pal
listl;ixt itch
Seagrove
Adam Halliday, of Manitoba is visit-
inglris �pl?a�rents.
East Wawanosh township Nomina-
tion was held here on Monday.
John Owens, of Thessalon, is visit-
ing his father, Jas. Owens, of Bel -
grave.
A call will be extended shortly it is
expected by the Presbyterian church
here to a new pastor.
James W. Bone, of East Wawanosh
has this Winter, a herd of 58 head of
Cattle nearly all Polled Angus.
Toho Robertson, blacksmith, who
was working for J. L. Stewart, has
been on the sick list, but is now quite
better.
Gerrie
Miss Robina Kahle, of Wiarton, is
home to spend the holidays with her
mother and sister.
Miss Morton, evangelist, will com-
mence a series of evangelistic meet-
ings on January 3rd.
Wesley Montgomery who is attend-
ing medical college to Toronto, is
home for the holidays.
Harold McTavish, who is attending
the Belleville Business College, arriv-
ed home last week to spend the Christ-
mas holidays.
Mrs. W. llIcKee, of Gorrie, passed
aWay on Wednesday of last week and
the funeral was held on Christmas
Day at 1 p. m. to Molesworth ceme-
tery. Service was held in the Gorrie
Methodist ° urch.
3. R. Williams has sold for his son,
W. D. Williams, of Louisiana, his
property just opposite the resilience
of Wm. Hammond, to John Sharpin,
of the Flowick and Grey boundary.
Ib is expected Mr. Sharpie will occupy
the premises about the middle of
January.
To stop any pain in 20 minutes, take
one of Dr. Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets.
See formula on the box. Ask your
Doctor or Duggist about this formula.
It can't be bettered. Womanly pains,
head pains, any pain gets instant re-
lief. Box of twenty 1 ink Pain Tab-
lets, 25c. Sold by all dealers.
Seaforth
Mrs. Ament•, sr., has gone to spend
the Winter with her son, John
Ament, at Millbank.
' • E. W. Murray, who is taking a post
graduate course in the S. P. S. Toron-
to, is home for the Christmas holidays.
Mr's. Robe. Bristow, of legnondville,
has just finished a print quilt contain-
ing 2405 pieces made all by hand in
the year 1908. Mrs. Bristow feels
justly proud of her work, she is over.
60 years of age.
The many friends of Adam and
Mrs. McKay, will regret to hear that
they have been bereaved of their in-
fant daughter, Bessie, aged 4 months
and 18 days. The little one had been
i11 for some time and passed away on
Friday, Dec. 18th. Tho funeral took.
place on Sr,turday at 3 p. in, to inter-
ment at the Maitlandbank cemetery.
At the regular meeting of Camp
Lady Nairn, S 0. S., held ih the For-
ester's Hall, the following Diktats
were elected for the year 1009—Chief,
A. W. Stobie ; Ohieftian, Robert
Steele ; Chaplain, J. McMichael ; Re-
cording and Financial secretary,
Thos, Richardson ; Treasurer, Wm.
Ballantyne ; Marshal, W. R. Smitlh
Standard Bearer, Willard H. Elliott ;
Senior Guard, Alex. Be Sutherland ;
Junior Guard, John Cardno.
Burnt his Toes Dadly.
But he will never again use a cheap
corn cure containing acids. The only
safe and painless cure is Putnam's
Core I extractor. It. never burns, al-
ways aures—l)uy "Putuarn's,"
Birth
Miss Pearl Gidley has atr'ived home
from the Toronto Conservatory o
Music.
Geo, and Mrs, King celebrated the
fiftieth anniversary of their wedding
on Monday,
M1. Tyndall, of Carlow, took charge
of the singing in St. Andr'ew's church
on Sunday, as the new leader.
The many fr ends of Dr. Carder are
sorry to hear he is on the side list,
bet hope he w 11 soon be restored to
hie ostial good health.
Sunday morning, 20th inst., Mrs.
:No. Martin, who has been a resilient
of Blyth for the past 25 years, !passed
alvayat her home after a sheet illness
at the advanced age of 84 years, 11
months arid 9 days. Deceased was
born hi Scotland, her maiden name
being Jane Scott, and after corning to
tnis country lived in .Morris and at
Walkerbnrn where Mr. Martin had
the mill, aftertvatels coining
toBlyth.
Mrs. Martin teas one of the 44 Names
placed on the Cobltuttlmion Roll of St.
Andrew's ehurch on Oct. 11111, 1857,
and has always been a consistent
metubor, 1101' husband predeceased
her over 14 years ago. Orly One
slaughter was born, she being Dins.
Lawson, of Detroit. Deceassd leaves
three brothers to mourn the loss of a
sister—Wml. Scott, of Toronto ; Jobe,
Scotlan . The funeral and
place in
o
Monday afternoon and interment was
made in the Volvo, cemetery.
Morris
ADDRESS AND PRESEN7.'4TIUN.•••-At
the school in S. S. No, 1 Miss aloArtor,
who has beer) teacher for the past
two years and who is now resigning
was presented with a 1rllwfClue set
ant1 an address by the scholar's. Fol-
lowing is the address :—
DEAR Miss McAwruR ;
Itis with feeling of sleep regret we
learn of your departure frons our
midst, afttlx' two years of faithful and
efficient service as teacher of this
school. While we have often felt that
school tasks were irksome, and we
have not been as diligent in our
studies as we should have been, we
realize that you have ever been patient
and kind and always had our best in-
terests at heart. Now that we are
about to part, we ask you to accept
this manicure set, as a slight token of
our esteem and affection. Wherever
your lot in life may bo cast in the
future, we hope that health, happiness
and prosperity may ever attend you.
We wish you a merry Xmas and a
joyous New Year. Signed on behalf
of the school. FLORENCE R00E1MN,
OLIVE Amax, Mama NIvx Ns.
Coughs that are tight, or distressing
tickling coughs, get quick and certain
help from Dr. Shoop's Cough Remedy.
On this account Druggists every-
where are favoring Dr. Shoop's Cough
Remedy. And itis entirely free from
Opium, Chloroform • or any other
stupefying drug. The tender leaves
of a harmless lung -healing mountain,
ons shrub give to Dr. Shoop's Cough
Remedy its curative properties.
Those leaves have the power to calm
the most distressing Cough, and to
soothe and heal the most sensitive
bronchial membrane. Mothers
should, for safety's sake alone, al-
ways demand Dr. Shoop's. It can
with perfect freedom bo given to even
the youngest babes. Test it once
yotlrself, and see 1 Sold by all dealers.
Grey
Adarn Duke, corn. 4, has had the
telephone placed in his house. This
makes communication with Listowel;
easy.
A jolly load of Cranbrookites at-
tended the concert at S. S. No. 5,
Grey, on Wednesday evening of last
week and report an enjoyable time.
SCHOOL R17PORT.—Following is the
school report of S. S. No. 3, Grey.
Pupils were examined in all subjects
and their names are arranged in order
of merit. Class IV.—Juneve Taylor,
Jean Smith, Cecil McKinnon, Ernie
Cardiff, Tom McDonald, Oliver Doll,
Wesley Brewer. Class III.—Katie
McDonald, Millie McFarlane, Marion
Smith, Bessie Smith, Fred pole, Ren -
ben Bi ewer. Class II.—Stuart Grant,
Eliza Bishop, Willie Dietner, Joe
Smith. Pt. IZ—Harold Cardiff, Jas.
Dietner, Jim McFarlane. Pt. L—
Charlie Smith, Albert Cardiff, George
Bishop, Roy McFarIane,Howard Cole.
M. DARii, Teacher.
Tho following is the School Report
of S. S. No. 5, Grey, for the month of
December. Names are in order of
merit,. Highestipossible mark 800.
Class IV.—Bert Dunbar, 220; Alex.
Collins,"203 ; *Thos. Clark, 77. Class
III,—Wm. Campbell, 247 ; Ross
Coates, 233 ; Elsie Rea, 105 ; Prank
Lindsay, 101 ; Ernest Rea, 157 ; Isaac
Clark, 155 ; *Edith Flood, 120 ; *'011ie
Hudson, 70. Class IL—Margaret
Coates, 227 ; Lizzie Kleinschrotlt,
203 ; Lyle Bradford, 170 ; Jas. Collins,
107 ; Annie Clark, 147 ; Alex. Mc-
Donald, 142 ; *John Savage, 132. Sr.
Pt. I1.—Gordon McDonald, Eva Hud-
son, Harry Hudson. Jr. Pt. 1I.—
Iienry Kleiuschl'oth, Harold Brad-
ford, Ida Bremner. Sr. I.—Johnston
Armstrong, Gordon Rea, George
Campbell, Mabel Clark. Jr. I.—Maud
Dixon, Cele McDonald.
L. A. MACKAY, Teacher,
A Frightful Death
Is one from suffocation and some-
times follows tt bad attack of Asthma.
The old fashioned remedies may re-
lieve, but never cure. Beat results
come from Oatarl'hozoue which cures
Asthma after hope is abandoned. It's
because Catarrhozone bilis the
Asthma germ that it ouiks. Choking
spells and labored breathing are re-
lieved, suffocating sensations and loss
of breath are cured. Every trace of
,Asthma is driven Fran the system,
and even old chronics experience im-
mediate relief and lasting cure.
Equally good for Bronchitis, Throat
Trouble and Catarrh. Sold by all
dealers in 25c, and $1.00 sizes. Get
Catarrhozone to-clay—it does care.
Cranbrook
SCHOOL RETORT.—Following is the
report of room II Oranbroolt Public
School for the month of December :—
Sr. IV.—Beatrice McQuni'rie, 450;
Jessie Menzies, 426 ; Lull) McDonald,
405 Viola Long.
3,8 lR
oy
M
Qua•-
ria, ;303 • Mary McNichol, 382 •LilianDark, 871 t Jela Baker, 859 ;
Harvey
Noble, 380 • Liela Sperling, 288
Muriel Sperling, 272 ; *David Petrie,
215. 7t. OM—Bessie Alderson, 807 ;
Ovum Steins, 200 ; Arthur Fox, 287.
Sr. III:—May frasby, 839 ; Luoy
Alderson, 838 ; Addie Sperling, 836 ;
Mamie Cameron, 818 ; Leslie Perrie,
298•
Hazel McDonald, ]]aid, 285 ; Russel
night, 281 ; *May Hunter, 254 ;
"'Maggie 1IcNab, 120. Jr, III.—
Evely McNichol, 880 ; Gordon Cam,
eron, 260 ; *Lola Steins, 218 ; *Chris.
Man Fischer, 162. Ti. D. AINLAY,
Teacher. The following is the report
for Oranbl'ook. Public School room I,
Pupils examined in Arith., Read.,
Writ., Geo. and good conduct. Total,
400.- Sr, II.—Myrtle Grasby, 883';
Lena Noble, 850 ; Fanny Grasby, 300,
Jr, II.-wlliaggie Perrie, 850 Millie
Alderson, 330: Thelma Sin:Melon,
820 ; Gordon Knight, 308; Madaleno
Balser, 269 ; Alvin Renter, 259 ; Osear
GOrsality,
, 280 ; *Tone a Stehss, 220 ;
**Elsie Sperling, 180 ; *Charlie Dining,
1401 Pt. 1l•—Welland Manta., 872;
Wilford Cameron, 820 ( Marie - Long,
deal Peninsular
"
Bay Ilia Advantages at a Steel Range With
the Durability el a Cast•iflrou Mange
"Ideal Peninsular" is the ideal range for
anon kiteheu.
It gives tate conveniences of the
best steel ranges with the added
advahtage of being .cast-iron and therefore
more durable.
The "Ideal" burns either weed or coal
and the grate bars may be Changed in half
a minute.
Step 10 end let us show you the Drop
Oven Door -Low Warming Closet -.Adjustable
Damper --Daylight Oven and other improve.
moue, Always glad to explain the superiority
of these ane ranges, 70
WILTON & GILLESPIE, - . . BRUSSELLS
810 ; Claire Long, 290; *Johnny
Schnook ; **Stuart Noble, 100 ; **Eric
Pennington; 129 • Arnold Fischer,
121. Pt. I. Excellent—Irene Kreuter,
Lizzie Baker, Barbara Fischer. Good
—Moss Hunter, Ida Bunter, Fair—
Alfred Knight. First—Excellent--
Annie :'lnalldon. Good—Evalyn
Baker, Johnny Smalldon. * missed
exam in a biotic. TE n,'no ARS/STRONG,
Teacher.
Bluevale
Municipal Nominations brought
quite a crowd here on Monday from
Turn berry township,
Miss Stella Nethery, daughter of
John Nethered for �y, of Bluevale, has been
engaRev. Mr. Tyler, nd ot Walton,
pre sh-
ed in the eletho(ist church here last
Sabbath, Rev. stir. Andrews. was at
Walton preaching anniversary ser-
mons.
TomNSRRRY TowNs1uIP FYNAxcKs,—
This municipality is in good financial
standing, if 370 can judge from the
Treasurer's statement just issued.
The year began with a balance of
$750,31. The receipts during the year
(up to the 15th inst.) were $9,882.88,
making a total of $10,141.09 to account
for. The expenditure to Dec, 15th,
totalled $3,414.93, leaving a balance
on hand at that date, of $0,720.70,
The assets are -cash, $0,720,70 ; un-
collected taxes, $8,281.29; other things,
$180, making a total of $10,088.05.
Tile liabilities include county rate,
$2,020.80 ; schools, $4,858.78 ; drain
debentures, $612.15 ; salaries and out-
standing accounts, $830 ; total liabili-
ties. $8,921.83.
Preventics, the new Candy Cold
Cure Tablets, are said by druggists
to have four specific advantages Over
all other remedies for a cold. First.—
They contain no Quinine, nothing
harsh or sickening. Second—They
give almost instant, relief. Third—
Pleasant to the taste, like candy.
Fourth—A. large box 48 Preventics—
at 25 cents. Also fine for feverish
children. Sold by all dealers.
Fordwich
Principal Leggett is spending the
holidays at• his Home in Walkerton.
Miss Arsine Faust who has been in
Clinton Hospital for fourteen weeks,
arrived home last week.
A. A. Dobson, student of McGill
University Montreal, is spending the
holidays with his parents at the .
manse.
John J. Waugh and Miss Violet;
M. M. Corbett were united in mar- 1
riage on Wednesday 23rd inst. at 11
o'e]loek by Rev. J. all.
The total amount of taxes raised in
Howick township ia,1908 was $27105.-
58. Of this amount only $881,85 was
unpaid on Dee. 15 and on which five
per cent additional will have to be
paid..
The Trustees of Fordwich Police
Village raised $125 on the village this
year. This amount added to the
commutation tax, $225, makes a total
of $350. They have a surplus in the
Township Treasury yet of $116.84.
Economy has been practiced with a
vengeance, compared with the
neighboring village, Gorrie, who
raised $525.00 special tax, In addition
to their commutation tax,
Never cry Quite.
You may be weak, sleepless, Ner-
vous,—digestion may be poor, but
don't despair, Never say die till you
have used Ferrozone, the most won-
derful body builder, the best nerve
and system tonic known. Ferrozone
gives tone and vigor to the whole
body ; it snakes you eat, consequently
it provides increased nourishment.
Day by day yen grow in strength—
weakness, loss of sleep, apprehension
all pass away. You get well, stay
well, look well. Do try Ferrozone, it's
sure to benefit. All dealers in Se.
boxes.
Listowel
J. Cecil Hamilton, wbo recently
underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis, is making an excellent recov-
ery, and he is expected to be about as
usual in a short time.
Brick laying has commenced on the
Piano Factory, and the work is being
pushed ahead as rapidly as the
weather will perin16. Eight ears of
lumber for the new factory arrived.
Chief Engineer Mountain of the
Dominion Railway Canlnigsion was
in Listowel, and along with several
member's of the town Council and a
nlunber of the principal chippers,
oma
do an examination ' O
all 11 Of
thei•
d (fere t
points suggested for interstvitching
between the G. T. R. and C. P. R.
Some one who evicleutly knouts
where good cigars are made, and who
wished to treat himself to a Christmas
box without payingfor it, broke into
Messrs. GeerocBros. cigar factomy
on a recent night and stole a quantity
of cigars, 600 being -missed. Entrance
to the factory was gained by prying
off the fastenings and raising one of
the windows.
A. meeting was held in the Ooutloil
4hlwnber at the Public Library for the
9l01'90se of orgltuizieg a Literary,
Music
al and Debating. Society. Quite
a
number of young lion were present,
and the following officers Were elected :
Pres., W. 'W', Ntcltcll ; Vico Pres., T,
Kay ; Sec.-Treas., 14, Oliver ; Chair-
men of Committees -Literary and
Dramatic, F. Von Zuben ; Dftxsieal,
D'A, cy Grierson ; Debating, Dr. J. E.
Sawdon. The Society will meet once
a week and Have a public meeting
once a month.
Wroxeter
Wm. Perrin, who is attending the
school of Practical Science in Toron-
to, is spending the -holidays at his
home here.
The regular meeting of East Huron
Farmers will beheld in. the Hall here
on Thursday, Jan. 14th, sessions open-
ing at 2 and '7.80 p, m. Dr. Reed, of
Georgetown, and W. H. McCracken,
of•Brussels, will speak in the after-
noon and the former and OtIlss Camp-
bell, of Brampton, in the evening. A
musical program will also be added at
the evening gathering.
The old fashioned way of dosing a
weak stomach, or stimulating the
Heart orKidneys is all wrong. Dr.
Shoop first pointed out this error.
This is why his prescription --Dr,
Shoop's Restorative—is directed en-
tirely to the cause of these ailtnents—
the weak inside or controllingnerves.
It isn't so difficult, says Dr. Soop, to
strengthen a weak Stomach, Heart or
Kidneys, if one goes at it correctly.
Each Inside organ has its contr'olhng
or inside nerve. When these nerves
fail, then those organs must surely
falter. These vital truths are leading
druggists everywhere to dispense and
recommend Dr. Shoop's Restorative.
Test it a few days and see! Improve-
ment will promptly and surely fol-
low. Sold by all dealers.
Atwood
L+`d. Grundenberger, proprietor of
the Ehma douse has had new lights
installed which makes a vast improve-
ment.
All the cheese at the Elm factory
was shipped out on Saturday, Dec.
10th, 448 boxes in all. Swifts Co., of
Chicago, were the purchasers at 114
cents.
The officers of the Telma Cheese and
Butter Manufacturing Oo., were en-
tertained to an oyster supper by the
President, Thos. Dickson and Vice-
Presiclent, Thos. E. Shearer at the
palatial home of Mr. Shearer on Sat-
urday evening, Dec. 19th,
Sometime Wednesday night Dec.
lath what is supposed to be two sneaks
entered into Geo. Thompson's carriage
shop by breaking out et window and
taking a couple of chisels, made their
way to W. R. Erskine's general store
where they pryed the front door open.
After getting inside they lighted a
candle and then began to decorate for
the Christlnas season by leaving some
of their old garments and taking new
goods in place.
The annual meeting of the Conser-
vative Association of the Township of
Elena was beld in Mitchell's Hall on,
Sattuelay afternoon, December the
19th with a large number of the faith-
ful in attendance. The election of
officers resulted as follows :—President
Thos. 1. Sproule, first vice-pres., Robb.
Burke • sec. -twee., C. J'. Wynn.
After the, election of officers the as-
sembly listened to an address from
Jas. Torrance, M. P. P., followed by
remarks from Reeve John Hamilton,
Iiuglx Richmond, William Bell and
others,
Frequent Headaches
Do They Afflict You ?
Yon find life a miserable 'affair 'bo -
cause you have headaches, but you
have neither nausea nor are you
weak—You know if you could
only prevent headaches you would en-
joy perfect health,
Such headaches indicate a general
lowered condition, because they arise
from. a general decay of the nervous
system.
This depressed condition of the nsr-
v00s system had its origiu in the re-
duction of the quality and quantity
of the blood.
The blood is thin—its red coloring is
reduced—it contains uo nourishment.
The digestive organs are not sup-
plying it with sufficient nutritive mat-
ter.
The result, nerve weakness, net've
debility, ill health.
If you had teed Ferrozone you
wnnld know slow powerfully all the
digestive and
ass '
lative functions of
'the body ere stimulated.
Ferrozone does nlore--it supplies
all the elements that are essential to
the rebuilding of the body --supplies
the reconstructive forces that coati -
bide to the formation of rich, red
blood.
You sae Ferrozone doesn't treat a
svmptO1—it remedies a Callao—and
Chats why a month's treatine0 t will
absolutely remove every vestige of re-
ourr1ng nexweus benclaches.
Nothing like Fereozono to build you
up, to give the resorvo of force, that,
happyhealth tt
1 that
i contt'
blltAe
nmnleh to happiness and contenta n7
Ferrozone will snake you feel like
new, try it—sold by all . druggists in
50e, 1)eaes,
At -.010.---' 1 misant arms tb+li
Thi star Grocery Sleighc‘
ETHEL.
We handle the best Groceries and Con-
fectionery for Xmas that money Cali buy.
The best goods at lowest prices.
Fruits
California Navel Oranges
Bananas, Dates, Figs
Almeria Grapes
Very Best Raisius and GMT/lilts
Doer"* Chocolates and Bon Bons also
1vleLaughlin's Confectionery and
Fancy Cakes of all kinds.
FANCY CIGARS
Our stook of Groceries Is fresh and Clean,
OYSTERS and 9000 CHEESE.
iSfGood Bread always on hand.
Please call aud see our stock to be
convinced.
W. T.SF/ENCE
GROCER AND CONFECTIONER
4nq
Cutters
You will find at the Caber
Carriage Factory n. good 88•
sortment of First-elass Bob-
sleighs, Cutters, Wheelbar-
rows, Haled Sleighs and
Clothes Reels.
All hinds of Repairing and
Repainting promptly attend.
ed to.
John Cober
BRUSSELS
£,ight
Shoes .
Warm
d vers4oes
Some people
don't like to wear
a heavy shoe at any
time. We are in the business to sell the kind of foot-
wear
ootwear you want.
For good warm winter comfort, we recommend
for " light -shoe " wearers a fleece -lined, jersey cloth,
bellows front overshoe, one or more buckles.
We have some beauties, good strong rubber, one
pair will wear a whole season.
Both men's and ladies' in all styles at all prices.
Harness Department
Remember our Great Cash Discount Sale now going OD in
Robes, Blankets and Bells. Our Single Harness in Rubber and
Solid Nickle are leaders
l'Repairs in Shoes, Rubbers or Harness promptly done.
C. RI C HA RDS
Cutters Cutters
Cutters
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HAVE yeti seen EWAN & Co's large display of Cutters? They kuock out
anything on the market. We have a very large stock of nearly all kinds
and sizes for the coining Winter and they are made of the varybest material,
every brace about therm being the very toughest of steel. They are trimmed with
the very best of german Mocate and Leather Cloth. For style and neatness our
little piano box Cutters can't be beaten. We have a number of styles of Cutters.
with Tops on them which makes a most comfortable vehicle, the 'rops being a
great weather protector. Large and small sizes in Portlands and a number of
Street and Speeding Cutters, it will pay anyonetoexamine our two large Show
Rooms as we have a large number to choose from.
Bob -sleighs - Heavy and Light
Timber all Oak.
Second-hand Buggies
We have a number of First•rlass Secondhand Buggies which we wish to dis-
pose of this Fall, Come quick and get your pick.
Repairs done on all kinds of Rigs in our line and at small prices. -
Don't miss the large exhibit at our Carriage Shop, We will save you money
by purchasing your Rigs at
Ewan & Co's It
g
Carrow a Shop
BRU
NATIONAL
Roller Flour Mills
OUR NEW "FLAKINC ROLL"
is now in full operation. It will save you
looney to have your Oats "Flaked" before '
feeding horses
Try our New
eW `
BREAKFAST FOOD - Corneola
Made from W -bite. Wheat, Healthful' and d Invigorating
Don't forget that our "White '
Loaf Maur
is still taking the lead for.l3read Flours. -
uuyj� t"'All kinds of Feed kept constantly on hand,
��r.�t ..PRYNE
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BRUSSELS