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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1909-7-29, Page 5BUSINESS• CARDS,. 73, MoQaiAOFaN–, • Issuer of 8111,1110. 89 latoenoe sus at erouury, Windburn' stroeiee llruaep1a, K, O, T M. Jrassete ;.rant et ibe...,Muee abosa, No. 24 bold teals retailer m50111130 tu the l rd Room, Seeker sleek, on the 1st sad Ord Tumidity o mousse of each mouth, A. ROIBB 0tMl^asuilwaya wea. Me UL i 1 13E, I .8, WM. SPENCE CONVEYA.NOEIM AND ISST.MR os' MARRIAGE LICENSES sues lit the /'oat tithes, till ol, 110.4 1 JAMES HARRIS, Agent Bewick Mutual Vire Insurance Company OlIIoo and Residsues.- WAL,TON, oil, JOHN SUTHERLAND IN0OIANeg, FIRS AND MARINE. GUELPH, AUCTIONEERS, 1.0 S. SCOTT AS AN AUOTION• • pan, will sell for better prices, to butter men In less time. and less charges thou any otter Auctioneer in East Huron or ho won't °barge anything.. Dates and orders Olinalways be arranged at tens canoe or by perm -mai applloation, ROBT. H. GARNISS BLUE VALE - ONT, Auctioneer for Huron County. Terms reasonable. Sales arranged for at the ague of Tan Pon, Brussels, 22tf LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. v M. SINCLAIR— T • Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, Notary Public, ho. C1Hce--Stewart's (Book t door North of neutral Hotel. ' Oolloitor for the Metropolitan hank. pu ouDFOOT, BAYS & i3LAIR NAtiliiSTElis, 60I101'Tntts, NOTARIES PUBLIC, 1.'1.0, W. x'neubyoor, 13.0, 11, 0. I Are 0, P. Bros. Otices—Those formerly ocoupied by Messrs Cameron Si Holt, Gonentoa, ONTARIO. DENTISTRY DR. R. P. FEILD, DENTIST (graduate of lee Royal College of Dental Surgeons of ("Mario and I Irot.oltts Honor Graduate of Toronto University. Of6oe next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery, - nituseELS. SALT Farmers or Storekeepers by coming to the Brussels Salt Works can get any kind of Salt they require. Gordon Mooney, Foreman, - Brussels. ALLAN LI Royal Mail Steamers MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL Virginian - Aug. 0 Sept. 11 Tunisian Aug, ib Sept. 10 -Victorian Aug. 20 Sept.. 17 0orsican Aug. 27 Sept. 24 MONTREAL 70 GLASGOW Gssmpinn Aug. 7 Sept. 4 Pretori,n - Aug. 14 Sept. 11 .liosperian Aug. 21 Sept. 18 Ionian Aug. 28 Sept: 25 TO HAVRE &LONDON Corinthian Sardinian Aug. 14 Sept, 25 Aug, 21 Oat. 2 Pomeranian ................... Aug. 28 Oct. 9 RATES OF PASSAGE According to steamer. lit Ohms —$67 60 $77 60 $87 60 and up and 01055 — 40 50 46 00 47 00 00 00 8rd Class — 20;60 27 60 -28 76 For full pertionlors of rates and millings apply' to W. H. KERR. Agent Alinn Line. Brussels. flol5 y �6 Stomach troohl is hob it sympto 0 of, and net In itself a trim thkuusa, We think or Daspolnia, tieartparn, end htdlyestion as sea diseases,•et they -aro symptoms only of a cattalo specific Nerve sickness—nothing else. Tt toss this fact th at. last correctly led Dr. Shoop in the creation of that now yens; Doodler Stomach iinn,,dy—nr, Shoop's liestorntive, Going direct to the stomach nerves alone brought that sneceas Mid favor. to'nr. Shoop and his Restorative. With. out that original and highly vital principle, no siteh lasting accomplishments were ever to bo lout Fur stomach distress,. blooming, b111oustless, had breath nod sallow eemplexlm,, try Dr. Shop's Restornth e—'ritbhets or Liquid—and see for gods,. self what It cent and will do. We soil and cheer- fully recommend Dr. Shoop's Restorative "ALL DEALERS" .A bickhtlg or dry cough can be quickly loosened with Dr, Shoop's Cough Remedy. No opium, no chloroform, nothing unsafe or harsh. Sold by all dealers. OHOrtess QQar€s A, H. MONTEITH Barrister, Nolioi ter, Notary,ides A.n, Macdonald, Onunse over:Ieadurt Baittt0; Brussels. OR. T, T. M'.RAE Bachelor of Medicine, Unlvor'alty of Toronto ; meetioste at id on ceul the College e of Il �• ar1aita and Surgeons,Ott, PofG°Imago 1yEnr, arose and oltOHospital,7eSurgsei00 St. Miele son's 05331tal Toronto' Office oyes nnstiolSmitten Osbltaalh, OR. HAMILTON Dental Bur,,goon Honor Graduate Dental Department, Toronto.. University ; d,icontiate of Royal College of Dental Surgeons, of 'Reroute. Oliioe over .7. Home store JOi nsaols, tax Will visit Wroxeter the &'at and third Mondays and Gerrie the second and North Mondays of each month. J. A, M'NAUGHTON Al. B., M„ D., 0. M., Fellow Trinity Medical College Toronto 1 Member College I'hyslotm,s and Surggoone, Ont„. Licentiate /loyal:Collo ekhysiolntis and Lioentiabe of Midwifery, Edinburgh ; ii'ellow Royal College' Surgeons, Edinburgh t Oertitl• pate of Registration, Great Britain. 011ioe, as formerly, on Mfi-L. ST., BRUSSELS. DR. WARDLAW Honor graduate of the Ontario 'Veterinary College. Day and night calls. Office opposite Flour Mill, Ethel. gleddifxa Z'NNW 1'i& tr5? BRUSSELS GonNt SOOT!' 001250 Noleffi Muir 7;06 a m I Express 10:56 a m Olxpreae 1l :26 n in Mull 1:44211llxprosa ..,.....'819'2 p 1E1 Express 8:69 p of eameozaar Atomic WALTON To Toronto To Goderich Express 7:41 a m i Express 12;11 a in Express .8:08 p in I Express .,..,..., 0;16 p m A:iAtrizt ;t.ctUs Atwood D. G. Anderson, of St. Marys is holi- daying in town. Rev. Mr, Reid, of Brantfotd, is spending this week at the Summer school held at St. Thomas. Wm, and Mrs. Blair left on Monday of last week for the[! home in Cham- berlain, Sask., after spending a month hi town and vicinity. Arrangements have been made by the post office department for estab- lishing a free mail delivery between Listowel and Molesworth. Some of the boxes are now up and the delivery is expected to start in a few days. The route will be known as Rural Route No. 1, Listowel Gorrie Mr's: Waren of Toronto, mother of Mr's. (Rev.) H. W. McTavish is here for a visit at the parsonage. Miss Violet Hestia, daughter of Jas. Hastie, has returned home from Tor- onto, where she has been attending school. Mrs. Thomas Phair bad the mis 1'ortnne to fall down a cellar stairs, sustaining a bruised side and sprained knee. The cloctor reports no bones broken, and that Mrs. Plrair will soon he all right. Mrs. Wm. Johnston and her two sons, Wilbur and Alva, went to Tor- onto to join hes husband and two, daughters, who are already there. Then' home in future will be on On- tario avenue, Word has been received from Mrs. Wrn. Arden, who went West a few weeks ago. She has been in Win- nipeg with her daughters, Carrie and Alma. She likes Winnipeg very much. She has gone on to Carman to visit aoI s r Nothing in the way of a Cough is quite so annoying as a tickling, teas- ing, wheezing, bronchial Cough. The quickest relief colas perhaps from a prescription known to Druggists everywhere as Do. Shoop's Cough Re- medy. And besides, it is so thorough- ly harmless that mothers give it with perfect safety even to the youngest babes. The tender leaves of a simple mountain shrub, give to Dr: Shoop's Cough Remedy its remarkable cura- tive effect. It is truly a most certain and trustworthy prescription. Sold by all dealers. Exeter IIarry ,Snaith left for Brandon, where he will stet tts judge of Short - hon n cattle at the Fair, MeV. Mr, Collins, :hs delegate, and several other brethren attended the Masonic Grand Lodge at London. Alfred Wilcox, a former Exeter boy, won the ten mile Marathon race at Bois Blame for the championship of Michigan. If some of the fellows who are growing burdock hedges would only keep thein trimmed -up, it wouldn't be so bacl. It is understood that a son and a daughter of Rev. Hunter, of Crossley e. hunter, will open evangelistic ser- vices in Main Street church in September, A valuable milch Dov belonging to Albert Wilbert, milk vendor of Hay, was struck by the train alit' was bad- ly injured. It is thought, however, that Ltsr life can be saved and she is now being treated. Mrs, John Essevy mat with a pain- ful accident on July 10th, while stand - lug in the drive -way of the barn whore hay was being unloaded. Ono of the horses fell and threw her over a fence on a pile of stories breaking her elbow. Will.I1yndmen, brother of Dr. 71. K. Hytdman, and a former resident of Fereterswas operated on July 10th for appendicitis at the Winnipeg Hos- pital. Mr, Hyudman has been work- ing for the T. Raton 0n. at Winnipeg for the past several months. Rev, Samuel F, Siutrp, 13, D., will be inducted as pastor of the Oeven Prosbyterictn church on Thursday, July 20th. Services will be held at 2,30 in the afternoon, Rev, Mr. Lar- kin, of Seaforth, will preach. Rev. Mr. Small, of i3lyth, will address the congregation, Rev. Mr. Mann, of Auburn, will address the new pastor, I- Miss Lily Ballantyne, daughter of the late Jarmo 3al)antyne, met with a painful and Clifgrtnnate accident while visiting at M. M. Day's. She ascended a step ladder to pick Immo cherries acid while thus engaged lust her balatlee • and fell to tiie ground,, with ]h result.. +., t l the 'snI c It t t e'' Ghat h left s tivwa broken it In h'fl 1 'O Oat t G1 )a(• 8n the tie 1 ankle. JYl'a John [Ll ldt ' 1 Mlnat it was the via thin of ft paillfnl scalding aceldeet on Monday inorniug, She was engaged hi doing the family washing and after' dipping a large pews of boiling water from the boiler on the stove proceed- ed to throw It in the tubwhen she tripped, and in stumbling the, greater part of the contents of the pan was spilled on her person, first coning in contact with the right side of her flare and down her breast and: right side, with the result that she was badly scalded. Prevent taking Cold, Often you come stone, cold and ehtveeing—feet are wet, throat is raw, chest a little sore, A. had cold is just beginliug, Put w Nerviline Poems Plaster on your chest, rub your throat with Nerviline, and take a stiff dose. of Nerviline in hot Water, Tide pre- vents a chill. and cheeks the cold in- stantly. No remedies so Useful in the home, so sure to prevent serious ill- ness as Nerviline and Nerviline Plas- ters. Sold by all dealers, 25e, each, but be sore you get the genuine, and refuse any snbstitute. Listowel Mrs. Ferguson aid two little daugh- ters, of Buffalo. are the guests of Mrs, T. L. 'Hamilton, Walter Bros., have their new double store on the North side of Main street nearly finished. The large plate glass front was put in a few days ago. The front of the Martin black, which bas become somewhat dangerous, is being rebuilt. The local Orauge Lodge' has the upper flat rented for a term of years and has had the interior fitted up in good shape. Miss Squires, daughter of S. Squires, who was ill in Toronto, has reached home accompanied by a nurse and un- derwent an operation. The operation was a critical one, being the removal Of a tumor of abnormal size. S. W. Walter, or Stratheona, Alta„ arrived dome last week on a short holiday visit with his parents and brother, J. P. Walter, here. He was formerly a member of the then of Walter Bros., general merchants and is now conducting a furnishing store iu Stratheona, A book on Rheumatism, by Dr, Shoop, of Racine., Wis., tells some Plain troths, and in at plant sold prac- tical way. Get this booklet, and e flee trial treatment of Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy for some dis- heartened sufferer in your vicinity. Make a grateful and appreciative friend of some one lvho is discouraged because of the failures of others to help' him. Help me to snake this test, and I'll certainly help your strife' ing friend. Seaforth Fred. Brcadfootis visiting here from Gow Ganda. Monday, August 2nd will be civic Holiday for Seaforth. Chester Orieh left on Tuesday for Cobalt wherebe'Las secured aposition, Robert Armstrong has returned from North Dakota and is at the home of W, and Mrs. Barbey. Thos. Stephens, who has been laid up for a week as the result of a fall, is able to be around again, Frank Kling now sports one of the finest roadster teams in this part of the country, having recently purchas- ed near Loudon a flue inate for his black driver. Miss Minnie Best who has been D� 1 h homefor VlSltihl at her n t, here the past g few weeks, left Inst week for Toronto, where she will resume her duties in the General Hospital. Miss Noma Defoe, of A.[adne, and recently of the staff of the Stratln'oy Collegitlte institnte has been appoint ed teacher of the Moderns and English in Seaforth Collegiate Iustitnte, as successor to Air. Oraig. Miss Defoe has accepted the appointment. The salary is $850. The first of the King Edward rural free mail delivery boxes arrived on Wednesday unorning of last week. They are for the patrons along the Seafo'tb—Han'lock route, This route will be pot in operation as soon as the boxes have been received and put in place by the patrons. The box- es are very neat and convenient and have the patrons' names clearly stencil- led on the. stele. This route will be known as Rural Route No. 1. O•••••••••••••••O••••••••• • 0 • A 47 O ® 4• • `111"11r • 40 •° •• • •Over tlh One onsand stn- 4 TPI s cleats enrolled by our chain • • ' last year. It pays to at- Z • tend a link of this great • • - chain, for "1e UNION Tlir'laL • • ��•,t IS STRENGTH." • ♦• i% The demand for our •,y e graduates is THREE • • w TIMES the supply. • 2 O Other schools engage our • graduates for teachers. A • • special course for teachers. m en • N Graduates of t'h'e years • are now earning $2,000 • • 0 per annum. • Three courses—OolrnlrR- • 07AL, ST1s1,1003tAl'liv and • • T1)L160fAPTIT, 41 • : F !• Alt TERM OPENS An, 30 • • • Write. for particulars. • • • WIN+GHAM •• •: Business College Z •050. SPOTTON, POIN. e sit••••+••••••••••••e•••••_ our Lair Contrary? is it inclined to run away i Don't punish it with a cruel brush and comb! Peed it, nour- ish it, save it with Ayer's Hair Vigor, new improved formula, Then your hair will remain at home, on your head, where it belongs, An elegant dressing,. Keeps the scalp healthy. Docs not change Macaw of the hair, rormule with each bottle ehcw 1t W 7058 `', ba'�/Curs noctor Aek h1m about IL, thou do u ae aa7s We certainly believe this, or we would not say so. Ayer's Hair Vigor as now made from our new linproved fformula is a" great preparation for the hair and scalp. Stops falling hair. Cures dam. druff. Promotes the growth of hair. —Neste by the J. 0. Oyer no., Lowell. -- Miss McLean, ol'Ottawa, is the guest of M. Y. and Mrs. McLean. Miss ,Mc- Lean has 1•ecehtly returned from Japan and China, where bur father, the late Alexander McLean, acted ash Trade Commissioner for the Dom n Govovment. Mrs. B. B. Gunn leaves here about the last of August and will likely spend the Winter in Fort Saskatche- wan, Alberta. Site will he accompani- ed -by hes' youngest sou, Master Jack. Gordon Gunn has secured an appoint- ment as assistant, house surgeon in the Protestant and General Hospital, Ottawa and will assume his duties on the fist of October. :Pr'1)V. GIDO. Bu00.3N ENTERS INTO RnsT.—Rev. George Buggin a retired minister of the Methodist church died Thursday morning of last week aged 77 years, from heart failure, following a brief attack of gastritis, Ile retired here two years ago after a period of 4'7 years spent in the ministry. Of his family, his wife, three sons and three slaughters survive. Rev. Mr. Buggin began his ministry with the New Oou- nexiolMethorlist• church in 1800 and enuring his 47 years of work was stationed on the following circuits Durham, Nelson, Osnenee, Manvers, Waterford, London, (Clarence street New Connexion its last pastor), Sea - forth, Mount Forest, Elora, Drayton, Maskdale, Harrow, Blyth, iVallace- burg, Brownsville, Avon and Thedford. At the time of the union of the various Methodist bodies in 1874, Rev. Mr. Buggin was pastor of the Clarence Street New Connexion Methodist church du Loudon, Following the union this congregation was merged into Wellington Street Methodist church. Rev. Air. Buggin was super- annuated in 1006 and then took up his residence in Seaforth near his daugh- ter, Mrs. las. Beattie, where be bas since resided. Had Rev, Mr. Buggin lived of next Conference be would have been one of the group of seven veterans to celebrate their jubilee ttx the ministry. He was a good preach- er, a faithful pastor and had friends by the thousands. Since his superan- nuation he has been kept busy by sup- plying pulpits. He was ever ready to lend a helping hand and his services were most acceptable wherever he went. His death came as a great sur- prise. Defeated by Dr. Hamilton. In 00 Way is health so menaced as by constipation. atton It lends to rnchgc s tion, insomnia, anaemia y and 1 2 111111 dyed ills Ordinary remedies fad— they relieve don't cure. The worst ease is defeated and cored quickly by Dr. Hamilton's Pills, which cleanse the entire intestinal nosey, stimulate kidneys and liver, 'keeps the pores of the slain open. You'll never have stomach trouble, yellow complexion m' 'headaches if you use Dr. Hamilton's Pills. They are EL perfect system tonic. 25e. at all dealers. Blyth Robert Vint and Fred. McPherson attended Grand Lodge, A. P. and A. M. in London last week, Joseph Outer was at Berlin during the past week installing two of Ins automatic boiler cleansers. The evening service in St. Andrew's church last Sunday evening was con- ducted by R. A. Walmsley, Ocrlporteur for the Bible and Tenet Society. Rev. Mr. Small preahecl at Auburn at 7 p. m. on Sabbath. A meeting of the ratepayers of this corporation was called for Wednesday .evening in IndnstryHall to discuss the advisability of laying ii on pipes for fire protection and other purposes and the installation of a steam pump. A leaf from the grape vine growing in Mrs. Platzers garden was brought to The dose 1 Stent h l n ffice :Ctiesclt L, v of last t week that rrleassu'efl 11I inches long by 131 bread. •Fordwioh Miss Hazel Spence has been engaged as teacher of S. S. No. 8 for the en- suing school year. J. M. and Mrs. Thompson and child- ren, of Fergus, spent a few clays with her parents, James and Ml's. Rowe. Mrs. M. Ayleswotth, of Toronto, is spending a pleasant holiday with her parents, F. and Mee. Adams, and. other' friends in town. Thos. McKee was in London attend- ing the Masonic Grand Lodge, as dele- gate of the local lodge, of which he is the newly elected W. 11. Jonas Hallman, of Berlin, a former resident of Howick, died on Wednes- day ednosday morning of hist week and the funeral took place on Friday. Rev. and A:lt's. A. B. Dobson and family are spending their Summer va- cation of the lake Shore at Kincar- dine. They will bo absent about six weeks. During, the past two ,years the editor basemen troubled with a cancel' on his lower lip. He has tried Litany reme- dies without success and on July 8rd he hacl it operated on at Wingha-in hospital. At present it is Beating nicely and hopes are entertained thirst 11 e) • to 1 I1 C10 ,• t 11 will )e l i t e LCC h to l 11 e H. Gregg let's for Lacombe, ,1#/tint, 'l'lrmsc'ay uu G morn ing. Jit, (#1vgg has s V enjoying thebest of health late!y end hasH been ordered to 3aalitOVe n n' 4 t IV drier silo s " i 1 t stk , 11� he Wishes to re,, his 1 r gains la1 liealtll. Seeming his connection With/ the Methodist Sun- day Sehool, of which be was Snpelin- tenileni, rvas'a .trial to him as he was deeply interested, 00 yourRBoos Punch 7 itlb Pure tk it out grawsa tiny corn. o 'utnuin s Painless Coln ,Biaractor is the best. Try "Plitnalp's," Bluevale Jno, 0ttrdiner sviil flake bis hone 1n Gocderloh. Miss lilt Thomas accompanied Ml's, L. H, Bosman to Cochrane, New On- tario, A'liss Itliza Messer is visions; her sisttn, Airs.. Ira Barclay, at Climax, A7irh. Misses Cora Messer and Nellie Bur- gess and Feed Johoetun vislted in Tewr. . Resev ate 'W. J, i1'est, At', A„ and family are enjoying their Summer outing at their cottage, Bruce Beach. Miss Elsie McDonald, of Guelph, visited the Misses Aiteheson. 13tiss Mary Aitcheson returned with bee to Guelph for a visit. The Ladies' Aid of Knox church propose giving a lawn social on the grounds of Robt, Black, on the even- ing,� ofAng.2nd. Edward Leech, of Trowbridge, was visiting his brother, Joseph Leech, during the pest week. Mr. Leech proposes taking a trip to the West shortly. S3'altex' W. Burgess, of Wolseley, Sask., is visiting ander the parental roof. Miss Nellie Burgess and Miss Annie Oliver, of Toronto, are also spending their holidays here. Pain can be easily and quickly stop- ped. Pini. Pain Tablets -Dr. Shoop's —stop Headache, womanly panus, any pain, anywhere, in 20 minutes sure. Formula nn the 25c. box. Ask youm druggist or doctor' about this formula —its fine. Sold by all dealers. Tro— Ed Coates Coates and family spent Sunday with his father, F. Coates. Miss Clara Johnson Sundayed with her cousin, Mrs. P. Carruthers, Grey. C. Oosens spent It few clays 10 Dur- ham with his daughter, Mrs. H. Mc- Crae. Miss Estella Moore, of Brussels, is holidaying with ]net grandfather, H. Moore. Garden party on Jnly30th ander the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Trow- britige. Miss Plant, of Ilarriston, visited a few days in our burg with her aunt, Mrs. J. Dshuage. Miss Jennie Sutton returned borne Monday evening after a successful millinery season in Halebrite Sask. The many friends of Miss Margaret Sutton will be sorry to hear of her illness and will hope for a speedy re- covery, Gordon Holmes, hank clerk, Off Springs, is here on a visit for a few days with his grandparents, R. and Mrs. Sutton. T. Daily visited in Mili*erton. On Wednesday he had the misfortune to dislocate hds finger and was not able to attend to farm duties. Miss Peart Code is spending her vacation at her home here. She re- turned last week, also her sister Lottie who was visiting in the vicinity of Woodstock for it week. Miss Libbie McOormick is bonne again after spending nearly a year with bee brothers, Rev.o n o J h s n of Malden and Da Harris, of Flint, Mich. la. Miss McOnlmicl s many friends wel- come her back as she was much Missed in noisiest circles. Wingham Jho. Ritchie is preparing to erect an nf1'ce building on his lot on Josephine street. Mr, Hepburn, manager of the Dom- inion Bank, received notice of his transference to the Oshawa branch. Geo. and Mrs. Mason are on a trip to Halifax. They took the St. Lawrence route to Quebec, thence by steamer to Halifax. W. D, Pringle has a force of men clearing away the ruins of the old tannery building and work will be commenced at once on the 3)ew build- ing, Dr. T. Chisholm, M. P., returned home £ecus the West last week. He reports crop prospects as very bright in the West. If nothing comes to spoil the wheat there will be a bumper crop. A heavy work house, owned by J. A, MeLean was drowned in the upper pond. The animal in some way got into the pond and while it swam for a considerable distance it was not able to get back to the bank of the river. The horse was blind. The G. T. R. will bnild w t e bridge t h b d e g over the river Maitland, and the Side- walk committee of the Town Connell have arranged with the Oo. to have them build a sidewalk on the bridge, alongside the track as a Means of access to the Western Foundry. Geo. (line, of town, attended the funeral of his step -mother in Oakville. She was the relict of the late Hiram Cline, and was 86 years of age, and ltd resided inthe vicinity of Oakville Under Help Wanted i:xperienced operators on Pants, l ntckers,()veralls. Constant ell- plsimatt tine year rood, High• est union wage paid, piece work. Inexperienced hands to learn op - orating, Taylor.- Anderson - Southgate Co, SEAFORTH 1-lprltod ,► 0••11.4•••tis••ii•s••••t014,44•4.•••••••••••••••4•••s•4t*w 4f Belmo,rrte Millinery iParlors97 Speoial July Sale Attention ladies • 4 • r 2 • ••••• • v • • • • • 4 • • • • • • • This is for you and your 4 8pecia.f Benefit,. Owing to the lateness, of the arrival of the Summer cteasotr this year and still holding in ourossession c lot of choice and attractive Summer Bats and Bonnets, we have decid- ed to hold a Special July Sale anti give you. the benefit, of one Wisdom and tact in buying. 'Therefore we intend to make you the following Special offer fon' The Month of July ;--.TLe choice of all our Tlinnnetl fiats and Bouncer; At Exactly One-half the Regular Marked Price in order to make room for Our Large and Elegant Stock which we have already placed of order for import. for the Fall trade. Come early and secure some of these bargains. Bring your friends with yeti. Edith One Price and Cash only, Inman Mourning Goads • • •49.•• a ,Ipecialty, o , 0000.0•••10000.♦♦0♦•O♦•0.00.00.00.0000••••400000.0•O • all her life. There are 'fp tu. step -sons, James A. Cline, of Guelph ; George Ohne, of Wiugham ; Wm. Cline, of Seattle. Wash. A meeting in the interests of Loral Option was held in the C. 0. F. Hall on Tuesday evening of last week. There were present representatives from the different churches, and it was decided to omen ize for the cam- paign. A. B, Lloyd was chosen Presi- dent, and F. Groves, Seeretary. Vice -Presidents were chosen for each Ward, and it was resolved to proceed with the work of securing names to the necessas•y petitiou to be submitted to the TONI/ Council. Miss Agnes Mulheron left Mitchell for Toronto on Saturday. Monday she started for Winnipeg, where she will become the bride of a prosperous W. B. Jones has had installed in a building on his brick yard a large bath tub for the convenience of Ids Mitchell employees. It is supplied with hot and cold water, and each evening the sixteeu brick-makees take thew; 111 DARE YOU EAT HEARTILY ? Or Is Every Good Meal Followed By Discomfort? So certain are we that "Little Digesters" will cure Indigestion every time—for every person—for YOU—that we will give you your money back without a word if they fail. Yon can enjoy a good, hearty meal of wholesome food three times a day, if you take a tablet after each meal. Read how "Little Digesters" cured Mr. Thody. "For two years I suffered with Indi- gestion, and obtained no relief from anything I took, including several prescriptions fromprominentplaysicians. Every meal was followed by acutepain until I feared to eat, consequently became run down for lack of nourish- ment. "Little Digesters" were recom- mended to me by a friend and I tried them with remarkable results, two boxes completely curing me. It is three months since I took any, and I have not suffered a pain, no matter how heartily I eat. I svould certainly recom- mend them to anybody suffering with 041 Yorkville Ave., Toronto. June /2, recie. "Little Digesters" can be had from your druggist or by utail from Coleman Medicine Co., for 2s cents a box. 26 Thin as a Rail, aro you 7 Every day spending us Much energy as you make—if the balaece goes Et little further, well, you get. thinner. on the danger line to-day,—to-morrow may be too late I Better use Fer- rezone, it builds up—a lit tle gain the first week, but the. gain iceeps groW- ing. Next week, not, quite so thin. Hoop right on, lots of Mt wou't h art at all. Your blood is igivieheti, cheeks grow rosy, your heart and nerve§ grow strong and you don't tire so quickly. joyous robust health, a sturdy frame and a cheerful inincl—all these come with Fel tozone. You'll' try it, only 50e. at all dealers. NAME HUH MRS CH error that a 1 Flour is alike. The proof o ' lies in a tr al of our White loaf Family flour The better baking and mere of it you van do with a sack cir barrel of our dom. tvill be a, l'eVe11111011 )1111, We won't have 10 ask you 10 try the see- ond _do that of your own exceed. Remember we have id! kinds - of Grain and feed in.stnek. Wma Pryne SUN F Anassanaseicalcsenas The Oldest insurance Office in the World Founded 1710 Eli -Centenary 1010 Home Office : Lent:ion, England Canadian Branch, Sun Building, Toronto, M, Blackburn, Manager s. GERRY, BRUSSELS AGENT 0111.10.100.00.0000000.0.0.0.0.2100.1.00.0.00., • Why You Should Advertise The Biggest business men of the country have found that the easiest and surest way to spell success Suppose the newspapers did not publish the neWB, how would people know what is happening ? If you don't publish "store news," how will folks know about your goods ? You can never sell the goods people do not know you have. Ad vertising tel ling folks about you Shopworn and out.of-date stock is the penalty many merchants pay for not advertising. Try an Advertisement for a month and you will see how well it works