HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1909-2-18, Page 5SUSiNESS CAROL
MiSS LAURA SPENCE
Teaohor of Plano or Organ
ETHE4, ONT,
K. O, T. M. —
Brussel
Auld their regular of the
le the JLudilo
Agues. ovegi tsd gtkoi ol-month- ,1212(1 81d
A..SOMERS. Ooln,tray- Welcome. orXaE R.B.
,
JAMES HARM,
Ageull Howiok Mutual
Fire Insurauee. Company
otuoe end Residence—
WALT.ON, QNT,
JOHN SUTHERLAND
1880140x(08,
FIRE AND MARINE.
(GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
SCOTT A13 AN AUCTION
a nen, will sell for better prime, to
better mei, lu lege time amu lees charges
than any other Auctioneer in East Huron or
he won't charge anything. Lutes and order.,
can always be arranged at thle ofaee or by
Personal applioatlon.
ROBT. H. GARNI$S
BLUE VALE — ' ONT.
A(letioneer ' for Huron County.
Toren reasonable, Wee arranged for
at the :ol0oe of Tun Poem, Brussels. - 82tt
VETERINARY.
,a( A. CUNNINGHAM--lA • Honor draduew of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared tar treat all dia.
eases of domoscloated animals In a wawa
ant wanner. Perth:Oar attention paid to
Veterinary. Dentistry aud Ittaik rev,r Halls
promptly attended to, (Mace aud Infrmary
Four doors North of bridge, Ternborry of
eruseele, 'Phone 47 k
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
M. SiNOLAIH---
VY•
Dl • Barrister, aoltoitor, (!oliva aneok
Notary Public, &a. UOioe—Stewart ey Stook
'
1 door North el Oeutral Hotel.
Soliolter for the Metropolitan Bank.
1714OUDFOOP, HAYS & BLAIR
IIARRIHTE14H SOLICITORS, NOTARIES
PORbin, EPO.
W. PnouDroom, LC. It. 0, Revs
G, F. Bner.%
Offices—Those formerly occupied by Messrs
Cameron & Holt,
000n1cH, OrrrABxc.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD,
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
8urgeoueerVutarlo and First-class Honor
Graduate of Torouto. University, Oelec
next to .Brewer's Pbotograpu Gallery.
n1tU8SELS.
Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS;
ANY even numberedemotion of homiulon
-Lau2',40 Mauitoba,Hasketobewao aud
Alberta, excepting 8 and 20. not reserved,
maybe homesteaded by any perann who is
the solo head of a family, or any male over
18 years 0t ago, to the eato0t of one -an rrter
section of 180acres more or lees
Entry may be made personally at the
1001(1 laud' 08),18 for the dletrlot lu which
Ella laud is situate,
Thd homesteader le required to perform
the ooudittons 600000ted therewith under
ono at the fnllrwIOg plans:
0) et least six months' residence upon
and ouhivattou of the laud ,n each year for
three years,
(2) If rho tether (or mother, it the father
to deceased) of the 12onweteader resides
upou a farm in she-vial.dty of the laud
outeredlor the requirements asto reel.
deems may be saasded by Huth person re-
siding with the father or mother.
12) If the 24ttler has lila permanent roes.
demo npou farming land owned by hiai.
to the ',malty of his homestead, the re-
quiromouts 0s to reoideaoe may' be salla-
flfed by tesideueevpou the WWI land.
Six mouths' notion hn writingehoutd be
given to the Ootinilealouer of Domiulou
Lands at Ottawa of intention to apply for
patent.
W . W. GORY.
Deputy of 111eM1uteter of tutorior.
N. B. Vul athutlaed pub(lu.aou of this -ad-
vertisement will nut be paid for.
SAL
Farmers or Storekeepers
by coming to .the
Brussels Salt Works
can get any kind of Salt
they require.
Gordon Mooney,
Foreman, • - Brussels.
Rheumatism
I have found atrlod and tested time for Rhea.
realism I Nota remedy that will straighten the
distorted lin[bs of chronic cripples nor tura bony
growths babltto flesh again. rhai islmpostible.
But I can now surely kill the pains and pangs of
this doplonible disease.
In Germany -^with a Chemist in the .City of
Darmstadt—I found the last ingredient with {
which Dr. Shoon's Rheumatic Bonledy was made
e perfected, dependable proscription. Without a
o 1PiReStf C#ar'dwt
A. H; MONTE8ir(q
Bn;mister, Solicitor, Rotary, v0,, time/eager to
A, B, Maodopald. 044'00 over 104an01404 Boni[,
erneeele,
DR. HAMILTON
Denton Bur aon, Onloe 9Ppos14e the postoaloe,
[-s• WIIIvis412 Qurrlq 40 11400 an 44110(1
Monday of each mouth. 41.14401
DR. T. T,. M'RAE
Bachelor et Med101ne, Univerelty- of Toronto
Lj,lcontlato and Graduate of the collegeof kh
01nh12)8 aud Surgeons, Oat, J Pontgradojite
Chicago Eye, Ear, Nose and 'Argil!? tionpltul,
4 biu0go,11I EsHHouso eurlieon to 6t, Nioh•
eel'NBOspitel Toronto.
Oiflue Over Ir, R. tlmit4 0 Drag Store, Tete.
phone tweneotion with erne tweak et all hours,
PR. WARPLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Dayand night pulls, office opposite
Pleur Mill, Ethel.
QLE,114RQ.ba DI A?�l' Redd t' '8I F
BRUSSgi..S •
Go0NO SOUTH GoING. Nol1'ril
Mail .... 7:14 a m I £Cxprose ,., 11;44 0 m
Express 11:20n m Mail .. 1;44 a(
..... 8:02 p m Faeroes • 8:41 p' m
Express
at�v'ra0R. f it ?.IWIFIQ
WALTON
To Toronto To Goderfoh
Sxproo 8:41 a- m Express ., . 11:80 a in
Express ,,.....-: 11:11 p [0. I Express,......,. 7:47 p
!!stria t .e%s
Leadbury
,Intended for Inst week)
Peter Gardiner has his hay press
going very steady these days.
Mr. and Mrs. White gave a party to
a few of their friends lastIeriday even-
ing,
John Leeming and Sam. Davidson,
were home last Sunday from the Sea -
forth Business College.
Chas. Clever has purchased the old
Stimore farm from his neighbor,
Henry •Bennewies, at a good figure
and Mt. Beonowies, has in turn
bought the 200 acre farm from Fixedly
McIntosh for $11,000. 'M1'. Bennewies
is oue of the largest land owners in
Huron Co. aud is to be congratulated
on this last pnruhused. Mr. McIntosh
will have a sale in the near future and
proposes moving to Blyth to reside.
She is white as a Ghost
Is it matter of pride to be pale as
a lily,—certainly, not. What every
wonan wants is strength, color, vigor.
Buoyancy and health are the "right of
every woman aud. these she need not
lack if she only uses Ferrozone. Ja
gives appetite, creates strength, en-
riches blood, gives vigor to the nerves,
color to the cheeks and brightness to
the eyes. rerrozone is at once con-
vertible. into health, beauty and
strength. There is power in Ferro-
zone,=try it and know what you have
missed, 50c at all dealers.
Walton
Balms' ANNIVERSARY.—In report-
ing
the holding of a Burns supper at
Edmonton, the Bulletin of that city,
dated Jan. 29th. speaks of the Presi-
dent of the Caledonian Society, Wm,
Rea, B. A., formerly of Walton local-
ity as follows :—It was shortly
after eleven o'clock when the diners
were called to order by President
Wm. Rea. The presiding Officer ryas
in excellent form and his speech was
one of the features of the evening.
"Having finished the material part
of the bauquet," he said, "we shall
now begin the second part of our
program. In the beginning, I wish,
on behalf of the Caledonian Society
of Edmonton, to extend the right
hand of welcome . to all our guests,
and to all the strangers who are with
ns. I am pleased, indeed, to see stroll
a splendid gathering at onr board
meeting tonight, assembled, as We
are, to celebrate the 150th anniversary
of the birth of Scotland's greatest
bard, and one of the greatest men of
the British race, the immortal Robt.
Burns." With the size of our city at
the present tine,: there are certain
'd]8lcult{0s in the way of holding two
Scotch suppers in the year—one on
St. Andrew's night and one on Janu-
ary `25th ; but the society felt, even
should the banquet not be a financial
success—which,' however, is 110W as-
sured --,that this is the most dignified
and fitting wayfn which we could
honor the birth and metnory of our
great countryman. Regarding the
Caledonian Society of `lldlnonton, T
may say that. it has been in existence
a little over"two years, and that it
has now on its roll about three hun-
dred and fifty melilbers. The imme-
diate objects of the society are social
and patriotic—to celebrate the Scot-
tish gttmes, to cultivate a taste for
Scottish literature and Scottish his-
tory, to be mutually helpful to one
another, to give a kindly welcome to
all Scotia's sons who come here: from
their "auld mither over the sea," and
to maintain in this Western land the
best traditions of the race .and land.
from which we are sprung. In. ad-
dition to these immediate objects,
which we are endeavoring to cavry
out at the present time, the society
has two further objects in view.' One
is to secure a permanent home for the
dub' and erect a Caledonian Hall, and
thus have a permanent elixbrooln for
all Scotsmen who are lreee and who
may come here i11 the years that -arra
before us. The full attainment of tilis
object cannot be realized for scute
years, considering the peeseu2 size of
our city and the high prices of real es-
tate that prevail, but. within the com-
myear a beginning will be made aud
feed started for that purpose,, and I
rest that the Oaledonian Society' and
that'last ingredient, I successfully treated many, t
the Scotehmen of. Edmonton and
much dreaded disease. Those Band-like granular v
wastes, found hf Rhemnaticlliood. sena to dissolve u
and 4840 OWay'nlder the action of this remedy ab a
Andltlnen, Mien r( dissolved, nate pod iponouuo Wastes
freely Ansa from t116 system, and the cause of a
Rhowmatism is gone forever.. Thom is now no
teal need—no actual excuse to suffer longer with. C
• many cases of Rheumatism; but now, at last, ituol.
lormly cures all curable cases of this heretofore
miu]ty will pursue that abject with
niiagging zeal and the persistency
0.d pertinacity that are characteristic
of their rads and 110Yer test until it is
ceomplished. 'there is another ob-
'ct that some of the members of the
aledonian Society have in mind, and
110 that is very clear to my Own
0art, which, though not of sued pees-
ug necessity as the one I have just
0ntioneci, '('et is; not less 11np(1A/tilt
the end, that is to have within our
wrrday and gelieration, erected in
148 splendid city that is.: rapidly rite
g on the bemire of the Saekatcliewaot I
0111 holt.. We sell, and is confidence recommend 0
O
h
Dr. Shoop's
P
Rhea ';otic Rem .m
edv
"ALL"DEALERS" in
41uo11tteren1 in the f011n of fa life.siee
helve 111 elltlurini; broeze of our great
v0untrylnan, poet,and )attri0t, Reber!.
T3tn'us. I know of no kinol' enabe111sJt.
lett r
11 t for ori• otGY than Co have such 112
8tetn0 in a public place, where the
wayfarer, be he 124 non or Melt, 0r 111(171
of Any rase or dolor, meld look op
to that kindly, friendly facto and fel
that thol'0 was A 01120(1 whew great 12414
ge 12110(ts heart plat aU 11ufn1tnity, yes
alt Creation, the (!rink) work' 440 well
best le the World, and be felt the
Plait)) was tree, but What goad wee it
as the 11121nan, undo41' 11)9 p2'0teeti0n
who has a word of 'cheer 01 emacia-
tion for every phase of human sur.
row ; who has sung in lnal'ehles5 verse
the song ,of freedom ; who has pro-
claimed the p1'ieeiples of democritoy
and brotherhood ill Biter words than
those found in the orators of Use
French Revolution 0r in the Atneric•
an Declaration of Independence i who
has in his "A. Mao's a elan" crystalin -
ed in Imperishable lines the doctrine
of self respect, and the true dignity of
manhood. I say the�Scotchtnan could
look upon that figure and his native
lend would rise 1114 bofoie him ; the•
nommen man could 1no112 upon that
figure, and fee{ that, if Helms the "pith
0' sense and the pride o'worth" he is
equal t o nature's best ; while the down-
cast, the disconr'aged, the dejected,
the broken-hearted, themagdalen, the
outcast could look up to that friendly,
sympathetic face, forget some of itis
misery, respecthinlselfonce more, and
cheered, refreshed and comforted
continue in life's `battle, Further II
know of no more fitting place for such
a monument than in this Northern
city,situated as it is in the veru heart
of this vast Western country, filstex-
plored by men of Scottish birth,and
several of thorn Burns contemporaries.
But I shall say no more of this, as the
"Immortal Memory" will be ably dealt
with this eveuing by my friend Bev.
Dr. McQueen. •
In sickness, ifacel'tainhidden nerve.
goes wrong, then that organ that this
nerve controls will also , surely fail.
It may be a stotnaeh nerve, or it may
have. given strength and support to
the Heart or kidneys. It was Dr.
Shoop that first pointed to this vital
truth. Dr. Shoop's Restorative was
not made to dose the stomach nor to
temporarily stitmlate the heart or
kidneys. That old fashioned method
is all wrong. Dr. Shoop's Restorative
goes to those failing inside nerves.
The remarkable 8ilecess of this pre-
scription demonstrates the wisdom of
treating the actual cause of these fail-
ing organs. And -it is indeed easy to
prove. A simple five or ten clays test
will surely tell. Try it once and see.
Sold by all druggists.
Belgrave
Rev. and Mrs. Rivers received a
great surprise on Friday eveninglast
when about 30 members of their Brick
church congregation invaded the ppax'-
sonage with well filled baskets. Rav-
ing received a welcome they immedi-
ately made themselves at home and
spent an enjoyable evening in social
intercourse, games and a splendid im-
promptu program in which nearly all
took part. After ample justice had
been done to the excellent, �•eftesh-
li mus, several hymn were sung and
the friends took their departure leav-
ing behind a large load of oats which
they • had provided for the pastor's
driver. Mr. and Mrs. Rivers ap-
preciate very touch the kindness of
the people on the Belgrave Circuit as
shown in so many ways.
To atop a crying baby
It may be cramps, perhaps colic,
pain or gas on the stomach,—bot in
any case a few drops of Nerviline
soothes the pain and allows the child
to sleep peacefully. Nerviline cores
minor ills such as colds, headache, in-
ternal and. external, pains as well as
any dootcr,-•safe to use because a
small dose is required. Mothers you
will find Nerviline an invaluable aid
in preventing and curing sickness.
Keep a bottle right at hand, some day
you will need it badly. Sold every-
where at 25e.
Bluevale
Tuxt inuary Oouwc ,. Minutes Of
Council meeting held in the Clerk's
office, Bluevale, on Monday, Feb. 8t11.
Members of Council all present. The
Reeve in the chair. The minutes of
last meeting tvel'e read and adopted
OD motion of Messrs. Rutherford and
McMichael. Moved by Mn Wheeler,
seconded by Mr. Rutherford that as it
is ditTicult, to correspond with the
school sections in this municipality oil
accougqt of their failure to comply
with the Statute law which requires
all school boards to send to the Clerk
of the Mupieipality in the month of
January in each year the flames and
addresses of their Trustees, their Sec.-
Treas. and their 'Teacher and as only
one school (No. 5) in this Municipality
has complied with this of the
school law, that, the Cleric be instruct-
ed to complain to the Inspector of all
sections that do not seucl'in to the
Clerk their report during the current
month. Gaveled. Moved by Mr.
Rutherford, 80condsd by Ma'. Felly
that the Assessor' be iusfructed to
assess and place on roll all property
exempt from taxation such as church
buildings and lands, school buildings
land lairds, all vacant land such as the
rnarket square in. W. T. plot, all town-
ship roads where ]find has been bought
for deviation roads a list of which
will be furnished to him by the Clerk
for the year 1008 and future years.
Carried. Moved by 141r. Wheeler,
see. by Mo. McMichael that any rate-
payers wanting change of puthmas-
tors, pound' teepees o1' fence viewers
must notify some ma1)11101 of the
Council 0r the Olerk before next meet-
ing of Council, Carried. Moved by
Mr. Kellyy'', sec. by !kir. Rtttherfosel
that the Reeve and Oonncillot' Ruther-
ford be a committee to tl5eet the 9
.Reeve and another member of Culross
C0nn011 and also Geo. Bryce and Mr'.
Loutit to try to make arrangements:. ;
to, settle the dispute re culvert on
boundarY far all time. Oat'viecl. The E
Auditors laid their report in printed : d
form before the (;ottutil for final
audit. Moved by Sktr. Ti etty, 8(10. L1y M
Mr, Wheeler' that the Auditors' re- C
Mport as printed be adopted. Car1'iod.'
oved by t1'Ir. Rutherford, sec. by' Mt',
Kelly that the Clerk be iustraeted to
aslt the Wiugham Times and Advance 1 si
set
If Wee question of FOOD
VALUE, get Mooney's
Perfection Cream Sodas.
They contain he
c. n# 1 the
bone and muscle
building properties — of
Canada's choicest wheat.
flour. They are substantials,
like roast beef and bread,
Yet alley are'so delicate.
that children and invalids
may make them the best
part of every meal,
Mooney's Biscuits are
packed as they come piping
hot from the ovens, in airy
tight, moisture -proof boxes,
Thus, all the crispness and
goodnessof the freshly baked
biscuits are caught and held
until they reach you.
There. is good food and
good eating in Mooney's
Biscuits.
THE MOONEY BISCUIT
& CANDY CO. LIMITED.
191
Tf 1c
Food
Solved
Stratford
Hamilton
Ottawa
Sydney
W1nn4Pog
Calgary
Vanequvo,
to send in to this Council before noon
of the 5th day of April next tenders
for the Township printing for the cur-
rent year when the (natter will be
taken into consideration by the Coun-
cil. Carried. A deputation consist -
in of George Spotton and H. B.
Elliott of Wiugham waited on the
Couricil stating that a company was
being formed to coustruct Rural tele-
phones in this and other municipali-
ties with Winghain as the centre and
asked to be allowed to construct their
lines on the road allowances in the
municipality free of chaige. Moved
by Mr. McMicheal, sec. by Mr. Wheel-
er that we grant to the Wingbam
Rural Teleplione Association the right
to plant their pules and string their
wires on the concessions and side lines
free of cost provided the said associa-
tion is organized and charter granted
during the- current year. Carried.
The following accounts were passed
and cheques issued :-1I. B. Elliott,
advertising, 51,00 ; Express Co., cart-
age & freight, 46c ; Mnnicipal World.
ro1ls, 53.00 ; Robt. Black, audit,
510.00; J. W. Ansley, audit, $10.00 ;
D. H. Moffatt, audit, 53.00 H. Hen-
nings, working fond nlachlue, 52.00.
Moved by M1'. Kelly, sec. by Mr.
Rutherford that this meeting do now -
adjourn
to meet on Monday, April
5th at 10 o'clock a, m,
Jolss Bwtemss, Clerk.
La Grippe coming Again
Europe is now in its grasp and iu a
short time America will be over run
with this awful epidemic. Get ready,
use preventive treasures. Build up a
surplus of vigor by Ferrozone, and in. -
hale
Oatarrhozone three times each
day. Nothing destroys the grippe
germ like Catarvhozone. It cures the
cold, breaks up the fever, relieves the
headache and destroys; every vestige
of catarrh and sore throat. For Brrn1-
(.h]tis, Gtippe, and Winter ills.
Oatarrhnzone is best. . Sold by all
dealers 25c and 51.00.
Evangelization of the World In a Gen-
eration by Laymen.
His Excellency Earl Grey, the Gov -
enter General, has accepted the invita-
tion of the Laymen's Missionary Move.
cent, and wiil be the honorary Presi
to the Students," '"l'he Students' 0a11
to the Men of ti's Church."
3 p m.—Theme: 'The Unity and
Universality of the Kintdom." Ad-
daesses—"•Missions and Church Unity,"
"Co-operation, the Law of Christ's
Kingtlom."
7 45 p m. -'Theme : "To Obey is
Better tban Secriece " Closingaddress-
es
The spenkcrs already secured are :—
Robt. E Speer, New York ; Bishop
I hoburn, India ; Dr Zwemer, Arabia ; '
S. 13 Capen, Boston (Chairman Lay.
men's Missionary Movement) J, Camp-
bell White, New York, (General Secre- 1
tory Laymen's Missionary Movement);
Hnn. D F. Wilber. Halifax (American.
Consul -General) ; Silas McBee, New
York (editor The Churchman); Chas.
A. Rowland, Athens, Ga. (Chairman So.
Pres, Laymen's Movement) ; N. W.
Hoyles, L. L. D., Osgoode Hall, Toro'.
to ; L, H. Severance, Cleveland, Ohio ,
J. A. Macdonald; Toronto ; l Lovell
Murray, New York ; Principal Dandier.
Toronto ; N. W. Rowell, K. C., Toron-
to ; S. J. Moore. Toronto ; Canon Tuck.
er, Toronto ; Hos. S. Blake, Toron-
to ; Canon Cody Toronto, and commis-
sioners (0 the Orient aad representative
men from Great Britian.
Harry Reid Knows
.Mrs, Swlnard, of MoAtthur's mins,
eon nutted stueide After a paper bag
con Wining poisoned candies was found
ata neighbor's gate. Suspicion was di..
rented to the deceased,
OreUp positively stopped hi 202nIn-
1tt05 with Dr, Shoop's Croup. Remedy.
Coe
test A t
alone will s
w i rile! rove fila
.r Y t
t.
t u 11 0
N vomiting, vmGa
1 n o d •
n �s e
safe and pleasing• eyrilp-•-6012, solei by
an dealers.
Cattle belonging' to Ira Gilbert, of
Fingal, have been eubjeeted to most
cruel treatment by 410nie unknown per. -
son.
A sharpinsirument was eboved
down the beasts' throats, penetrating
the 8111101 .arid preventing them from
swallowing.
Have you Warts?
You can cure' t(lom painlessly by
Putnam's 0ot•t1 and Wart 77xtrector.
Never known to fail. Be sure you get
"Putnani's," in 25e bottles.
A sensational attempt at robbery in a
street oar took place lit Monire7L The
thief was knocked down by the cou-
duetor and secured, after he had relicts,
ed a passenger s5enger0f 5q[ and his watch,
Who wouldn't give 2511 to stop a pain
20 times? Just one little "Pink Pain
Tablet"—Dr'. Shoop's will stop pain in
20 minutes, sure: !read the formula
on the box. Doctors say it can't be
bettered. Checks womanly pains,
any pain. 20 tablets 25c. Sold by ell
dealers,
1(200 2818880
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Ayer's Hair Vigor, as now
B ,
made from our new improved'
formula, does not stain or color
the hair even to the slightest
degree. Gray hair, white hair,
blonde hair Is not made a
shade darker. But it certainly
does atop falling hair. No
question about that.
Does not change the color of the holt.
Formula With •soh bottf•
84o ,th osyour,
��' is 20010 11410. About It,
then dq as be says
Indeed, we believe it will stop every case
of falling hair unless there as some very
unusual complication, something greatly
affecting the general health. Then you
should consult your physician. Also aslt
him about the new Ayer's I -lair Vigor.
--mute by woo: , ATerCo„ Xrowon,
CashSalaaf_Surplus .nock
'BINDER TWINE, Woven Wire Fence, Farm Gates, Barb'Wire, Manure
Forks, Hay Forks, Rope, Servs, Guns, Rifles, Axe Handles, Baskets, Steck
Food, etc. In order to facilitate stock -taking, reduce stock to save removal
to new premises and to make way for Spring goods we quote extremely low rices
on the followingp
goods:—
Binder Twine
Pure Manilla, 65o feet, 13jc
Manilla,'Soo feet, (20
Woven Wire Fence
So rods of 9 strand Fence at 3912 el rod.
No. 9 latteral and upright.
Farm Gates
Two only—a rz ft. and a 13 ft., at 53.75
and 54.75 respectively.
Barb Wire
400 rods, 8o rods in a bundle, at 52.25 a
bundle.
Manure Forks
Four tang at 5oc ; 5 and 6 tang propor-
tionately low.
Hay Forks
Three tang, from 350 to 400.
Hay Fork Ropes
Odds and ends, job lot et cut prices.
Hand Saws
A limited number from 6oc to 55 1.5o each
Guns
Three double barrelled guns, breach
loading, ]eft barrel choke, at 57.0o.
Rifles
One Stevens 31-40 with peep sights at
$11,00, A number of 22 Rifles from
52,00 to $6•oo.
Axe Handles
A lot of good Axe handles From toe to
20e, factory made,
Baskets
A number of good Willow Baskets, bus,
and bus. and a half, 350 and 5oc.
Stock Food and
Pratt's Animal Regulator
at extremely low prices.
These prices w111 only hold good on the surplus stock
Jas. Fox, the druggist, does not appreciate these prices you must see the goods.
guarantee Parisian Sage to grow hair -We Pay easri for Hides, t see t, Raw Furs, etc.
on every bald head, but if there is any
life left in the roots of your hair,
Parisian Sage will stimulate the hair
bulbs and cause your hair to grow
again. Hero is one case, "I am now
using the second bottle of yolr Paris-
ian Sage, and can notice a new crop
of hair appearing. I ant glad to say
it is a darker color than my hair was
before I became bald." Harry Reid,
10 Manbe.ttau, St. Rochester, N. Y.
Don't wait till you're bald before us-
ing Parisian Sage, use it now. Bill
SLAV
TER
SALE
the dandruff germ and prevent bald-
ness, Jas. Fox, the druggist, sells
Parisian Sage at 50c a large bottle,
.and he guarantees it to cure dandruff,
stop falling hair', and cure all diseases
of the scalp, or money back. Parisian
Sage is a delightfully iuvigOrating
hair dressing : it wakes the hair soft,
andbeautiful.
above mentioned. To
McKAY &SHAW
Great
fluffy 1
Con
The
Bi
f l discover that a West Toronto
dent of the National Missionary Cn
° barber had smallpox ca2sed excitement 1
e 'Thomas Southworth, head of the Bur-
glean to be held in 'Cornnto March 31 t
April 4. Several thousand men are ex
pected, and the following remarkahl
program will be presented :—
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31,
2.30 p. m. --For Clergymen and Theo-
logical Students. Theme : "The Rela-
tion of the Ministry to a Missionary
Church." Addresses — 'The . Great
Commission,""•The Minister—tine leader
of His People," 'Reflex Influence of
Missions,"
8 0o p, m, --First regular session of
Congress. 'Phenme; "Canada's Oppor.
tuwty at Home and Abroad:. • 1`he
World's Debt to the Missionary."
TUURSDAY, FRIDAY (A. et.) AND 5AT-
URDAY(p.
Denomination Conferences arranged
by the Board Secretaries and Laymen's
Committees, with special programs.
THURSDAY, APRIL 1.
s' 3o p, m.—Theme : "The Victorious
Progress of Missions " Addresses—
' 1 he Awakening Orient," '•'l'he Impact
of Christianity On Non -Christian Re-
iigions,' "The Sure Victory."
8 p. m,—Theme : '•'Che Piece of the
Chinch in the Making of (be Nation "
Addresses—"Canada's Debt to the Mis
sionaly," '•Our Duty to the English-
speaking and European Settlers, "Our
Duty to the Indian," "Our Duly to tile
Aelatie," "Che Christiauizatioh of our
Civilization,"
15R1AY, Ar811. 2,
a 3o' p.:n.—'L`henie •'Che Steward-
ship of LiTe," Aderessea—'"l'he Signi-
ficance of the Laymen's Aiisst0niu�y
Movement," "('ho Stewardship of Busi-
ness Tel i:ls and P ,sessions " "The
Call to Christie:1 Service," "fissions as
an Investment,"
814. m—Theme "Knowledge of Mis-
sions, an Inspiration to Obedience,"
"Reports from Commissioners to the
Orient" Mass meeting for women at
3o a, in,
SATURDAY, APRIL 3,
9 30 a in,—'theme : ' How to Lead
he Chinch to its Highest Missionary
fflciency." 00(1110
redses and discussion
8 p 21] —Theme : "Centel/es Nal-iooa1
issionaly' Policy:i' Reports Wien city
0 -operating coinmittees, "'Che World's
Missionary COD fe1•enee at Edinburgh."
SUNDAY, APRIL 4,.
to 30 a. iii --students and Commis
suers' Meeting, "The Church's Call
eau of Colonization, has sent in his res-
iguatiou.
Henry 1410-s. of Toronto, succumbed
to injuries received by falling too feet
down an elevator shaft.
If everything else in the
house did its share of
the worn: as well as
Black Ellighr
Stove Polish
very few women would
complain of the housework.
"Black Knight' / does away
with the everlasting
rubbing and polishing. It
shines quickly and produces
a result that satisfies the
most particular.
Always ready for use for
Stoves, Grates and other
Ironwork.
It's 'the best polish and the
biggest can for the money.
Send dealer's uamt end 10o
for full size can if you can't
get "Black %night" in year
town.
The Y. P. PAtLEY CO.. LIWTn)
OtAtLTos, Out,
ria
for 30 days
r--
ankets d lobes
Black Cow Robes, regular price S16,00, reduced to
Buffalo Robes,
Goat Robes,
9.00,
8.5o,
$12.00
7.00
6.50
15per cent, off all Blankets
Bells at Cost and less to Clear
These Prices are for Cash
I. C. RICADS
NATIONAL ROLLER MILLS
BRUSSELS
WE HAVE
Bread Flours
Graham Flours
Whole Wheat Flours
Feed Flours
Corneola Breakfast food)
1
Rolled Wheat
Cracked Wheat
Oatmeal
Bran, Shorts,
Flaked Oats for horses
and all kinds of feed.
Wm. & R. A. Pryne