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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1910-6-2, Page 5DOI NESS CARDS. 1, MpO1t4.Q3iEN- - a /sailer fill Marriage Ideenees, Dr, t Grocery, l ernberrY Street, 1rruueola,. K. O. T. M. Byeslads (font of the Maeeehees, No, 24 hold their regular M000094 in tile- Lodge 13000.1, Moller Blook, on the ba pug Ord Tuesday evenings of eel% month; Vteitggr0 always weleemer A,SOMERS, Vein, A, MoQUI4'M, I3, lI. WM. SPENOE COINVE1YANOEil AND ISSUER OF MA,RIBIAGE LIQENSES moo in the Rust •Wee, Ethel, 30.4 JAMES HARRIS, Agent o ick Mutual g _T[ w ut al Fire Insurance Company D y Onion and Rosldenoe- WALTON, ONT. JOHN 'SUTHERLAND. INO0RANale, FIRE AND MARINE, GUELPH, AUCTIONEERS. �1 B. SCOTT AS AN AUOTION- . • 19ea, will sell for better rams, to bettor men, -in less time and . lees charges than any other Auctioneer in East Huron or be won't obarge anything, Dates and orders can always be arranged at thtp o1ioe or by. i,exaonal uppltoation. ROBT. /'1. GARNISS BLUEVALE — ONT. Auctioneer for Huron County. Terms reasonable, Sales arranged for at the ailed of TRH Poem, Brussels, 22t1 LEGAL AND CONVEYANCINti. %SAT M. SIN CLAIR- V V r Burrla*er, Solicitor, conveyancer, Nuta.ry lublio, &o. Oaioe-Stewart's Block 1 door North of Central Hotel. Solicitor for the Metropolitan Bau k. pttOUDFOO1', HAYS do'BLAIR— • BARRISTERS, 0Otiol'ltiltn, NOTARIES PUBLIC, BTU. W. Pnovatroom, X. U. 14. 0. BAYS 0. F. 111.01x. Offices—Thome formerly occupied by Messrs Cameron & 14031, GODaaloa, ONTARIO. DENTISTRY DR. R. P. FEILD. DENTIST Graduate of the Royal college of Dental Burgeons of Ontario and F1rst.oiase Honor Graduate of Toronto Un;vereity• Office next to Brower'a Paolo. Gallery, Brunie. 49rVyt11 visit Ethel on tno Snd Monday of maob Month. American Wall Papers ! Poollnoos Qards MISS BERTHA ARMSTRONG 'Teacher Of Plane St div ot:Certor's Nnelu Store, sae door North of the Standard Bank, 'Brussels, 8.tf MiSS PERLE SHARPS bas passed em ogsefully her second Pxnmina• Doti of the Pianoforte Department of tbo To - ionto Conservatory of Muolo, endle er'eesred to take pupils ab her home, Princes 010800, DR. T. T, M'RAE Bachelor of b*odiolrro, University of Toronto ; Ltoenttate and Graduet0 of the Collage of Pity. eiotaois rind Surgeons, Ont, Pest - graduate Q{lI1loago ailyo, Ear, Nose and R'hroa4 bias lbal, eel's•0, Ill, l oronuoo Surgoou to St, )tion- ABPs Hospital Toronto. Groes Over 1t, R. !Smith's,Drug Stere, 'Pate, Phone epnneotl0ri with Cranbro0k at all flours. PR, HAMILTON Dental Surgeon Stenon Graduate. Dental. Department, Toronto University •, Licentiate of Royal College of Dental burgeons, of Toronto, Office over T. Boss store Bluosel6, r�'Will visit Wroxeter the first and third AIondeys and Gerrie the meow) and fourth,- Mondays of each mouth. • OR. WARDLAW Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College. Day and night calls. Office opposite Floor Mill, Ethel, We are showing the finest line of American Fast Color Wall Papers ever shown in town. Our designs are all new and up-to-date. 4000 Patterns ..and Colorings to choose from. If you . want the latest you must see our sans- ppies. A call on 'Phone 'No.'18 will bring the samples to your door. We have everything for decora- tive work—may we show you the new samples ? T. SNIDER PAINTER , and DECORATOR OPEN ALL SUMMER E Many. Business Collmonths, bit close dutipopular F, the Summar montlra, buE the popular 1�5 TORONTO Remainsopen andadmits students at any time, This is an excellent time to commence a coo7100 so as to be reedy wa elloknownithe througFhiout CThiside held the United States .for strictly high•alas P.' 60810114g. Writs to -day for our large Catalogue. W..3. ELLIOTT, Principal. ( 00.0. Menge & Alexander sts, Toronto, sRUSSEI s GOING SOUTH GOING NONmn Mail 7;05 a m Express - •.,..30:66 n -m lkxprese 11 :2311 m. Matt 1:44 p na Illxpr is' _... 8:01p m Express ...,8:69 p to iNRiDJa4'd!Y recnue WALTON To Toronto To Goderioh Express 7:41 s in I Express 11;67 a m Express . 8:00 p m I Lrxpresa 9:16 p an t. -i e .�l !vs Clinton Miss Mabel Milford was' up from Stratford for Victoria Day. Elgin Mason; son of Councillor Theo, Meson, of town, has secured a good position in the Michigan Central depot at Detroit.. Andrew Gunn, of Toronto, (brother of Dr. Gunn), spent a few days visiting his brother, and also called on Tither relatives and friends. Dr. and Mrs. Gann left to attend the wedding of Dr. Gunn, -of Calgary, to Miss Martin, of London. ' From • there the Dr. and his wife will visit in the States before returning.t0 Gunton. Rislop Dickson, graduate this year of Knox College; supplied the pulpit of Willis church and will continue to do so for the next two months, during Dr. Stewart's holidays. Dr. Stewart will attend the -.Assembly at Halifax. John Sterling," -of Little England, has sotnethiug of a curiosity in his chicken yard. A few weeks ago 1V1r. Sterling, in walking through the river flats, found •the egg of a wild goose. Taking it home he set it under a hen and the other clay a small gosling em- erged from the shell and is making itself quite at home, amongst a family of chicks.. One Dose for Coughs Children cough at night? Give them A. er Ys Cherry Pec. toral. Often a single dose at bedtime will completely control the cough. Good for any one with a cold or cough, Good for easy cases, hard cases; good for acute cases, chronic cases, your our doctor to tell you, honestly and frankly, just what he thinksof this old standard rem.edy. No alcohol in this cough medicine. IC,AyerCo„Lowell Masa , ����► A la ve fol er boss and es a els than Ayer's Pills. Ask your doctor abAa active brain demands an out themve . He kno ows. tter laxative or Y by endeavoring to place in their church a new pipe organ, The cantata "Que0n Esther” will be given in the opera house eu the even. ing of Thursday. June 0th, under the auspices of the Wingham branch of the Young Men's Christian Associa- tion. The annual meeting of the Walker- ton Association of .Baptist churches will be held in Wingham on June 761* and 8th, Iths expected that sotne•fifty or sixty delegates will be in attend- ance. ttend-ance.. Pebul lar Weakness in Women. Many W0111011 suffer untoldtorture. from ner'vons debility arriving from disorders of the feminine organs. Day by day they grow worse. A false sense of modesty prevents them using a gond remedy like Ferrozane,—and It would cure then!. Lost nerve force is brought back—new vital energy is supplied•—irregularities disappear. Ferrozane, does restore weak pale women. Fof those who suffer and fled work hard to bear nothing supplies the health and vitality that F'errnzone so surely brings. Guaranteed free from alcohol and sure to cure. 60c. at all dealers. Goderich Perch still cling tothe hook, line and pole, aucl always on the upward grade. The present piopriet0rs of the Star contemplate immediate dissolution of partnership. Mrs. Robert C. ging, of the Xing. Edward, has been seriously ill for some days, but is considerably im- proved. Latest word received • from bliss. Spence, who was taken ill while on a visit to Dungannon friends, is that she is progressing well. Dr. W. S. Miilyard is home for a few weeks froru the Abitibi district, where he is engaged in his professional capacity in connection with the new Transcontinental Rraihvay. He ggives a very good report of the, Northern country, and says settlers are going iu vapidly. The County Council is to meet on Tuesday, June "lth,'ancl the session is WI be madememorable by a visit from the county Council of Bruce, which is to meet at Lucknow the same week. Reeve Joynt, of Lucknow, : is charter- ing a special train to convey the Bruce Council to Goderich on Thursday, June 0th. Ou the way down a stop may bemade at Clinton to allow the Bruce: members to visit tate Huron County House of Refuge. In the ;Ssl evening a banquet will hit 111111 in 1. OO0••••041040,1A0,t.@,00A0 444•6C 8 l 11 O To Machinery LIsers`4p a and • farmers 1 •40 • Thi; New Machine *Shop of the i RRUSSELS FIRE 'APPLIANCE and • MACHINE Co. s, . e • is now ready for business, and, a 40 with good Machinery And Skilled a O mechanics, we are 1n 8 position b • to attetitl to your repairs prmnpt- 4 1i j lyand atreasonable rates. a • If you will let us know yowl 'y wants we will give yotl honest s se advice and help if conueotecl + - • with Machinery. 0 I r • Give us a trial and, by coining.., 1 to Brussels, save time nhcl money for yourselves.. 4 IGADSI,Dt & JAMEg , , : mill street <Or../it•••oPe. Brusse s Goderich roe the entertainment• el' talc Visitors who will return at tuidu ight,, • le Your Back Weak. When 'the back thugs and aches, feelslltine over the spiue,-when there is-iudigesti'n, headache and most/tot ottl.l to make wales, beware or siek kidneys. 11' Ieglectcd this cute t on develops weakness and soon you'll be unable to work. The one runway you can rely 011 *0 Dt 'Eland* Pills. Every symptom of dasetdired kidneys they core by rettitivi (g the eausr Yon h5rplove immediately. dttt by day you w111 experience benefit by 'Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Best fee the lcidileya, liver and stomach. Sold by all dealers. Wingham A. H. 14lnsgrove, Ni P. P., left on it fete weeks trip through the West. Annual I 0. 0. F. excursion t0 Sar- nia and Detroit will be held Saturday, August 101h. Klucard,ue's now post office was Otliciatlyf opened. Wm. Nicholson, of Wingham, wasthe contractor.Annual meeting or the NM'tl1 Huron Liberal Association willbe held in Wiughtt n on'rnesclay, Jtine 21st. The properly -owners of Wiughant carried the Lloyd By -Lary, which Moans that a new .$16,000 factory will be built at the North end, Stewart, the 14.year-old sin of. Chas. Donaldson, while splitting weed had the misfortune to Make gash in 'one of his toes which required three stit- ches. tirches. Dr. Redmond is Making a mumbo. of 0httng10 and improvements in the residence be purchased from 1)r, Chisholm, 41, P., prt'pm'aiiu'4' 1., 111•,.3. iI14 it It I. hnniH Ph, toting people' of \\ n,i tenni Hailtist'rhln'rh, are Gulch0.; J"hold „ua.- gerscally of et commendable enterprise, Formosa, was the speakeref the eveuingg and gave a very clear and connected account of the work and workers in the very interesting field of Formosa. If was decided to hold the next meet- ing in Ripley on the third Tuesday of MNy. 1011. The following of*rcors were elected :— Mrs. Perrie, Vl'9nghnmt President ; Mrs, Tait, 'Teeswater, .Treasurer; Miss Mather, Kincardine, Secretary ; Mrs. Coombe. Eincarcliue, Mission Band Secy.: Mrs. W. H. Ferguson, Belgrave, Tidings Seco, ; Mrs, J. 1. Elliott, Wing- ham, Secretary of supplies, 'most Hia Voice Endrate. J. II. Woods, of Point Rock, Oneida Co., N. Y„ had a hard experience. "A bad attack of Catarrh settled in my forehead and the pain over my eyes was so iutenseI thought my !lead would burst. My voice grew very hoarse and I eooghed every night, and through the Winter could scarcely speak. My voice was gone. Two doctors didn't help me at all. The next doctor ordered "0atalrhozone." It cured me and now many others here nse it also. My doctor says he doesn't know anything so good for Catarrh and throat trouble, as "Oatarrhozone, Use into -clay, you're better to -morrow. 25c. and $1,00 at all dealers. Try Oatarrhozone. delgrave l4tiss M. Shoebottoiu attended' the wedding of a friend in Kippen on the 24th., ult. Clayton Proctor, of the 'Stratford Normal School, spent the 24th of May. with his parents. Mrs. Oaeser and her sister, Miss McDougal, spent May 24th with their sister in Lucknow. Thos. Black is visiting his daughter and son-in-law, E. Sackrider at Temis- caming for a few weeks. Geo. Dalgarno, who fell and hurt his hip a couple of months ago, is able to be out of bed for a short time each day. The injured hip is getting strouger. Frank Wheeler and his son Roy, left for their B. 0. home on Thursday morning of last week. They took the, boat from Owen Sound to Fort Wil- liam, thence to Calgary, and will visit friends at Edmonton before reaching `Vancouver. " Rev. J. A. Ferguson is attending the Presbyterian Assembly at Halifa*, while Mrs. Ferguson will visit at the home of her parents : at Newmarket. On Mr. Ferguson's return from Hali- fax he will visit relatives at Sing, also at Newmarket. They expect 'to be absent two or three weeks. Rev. It. Thyne, 0f Palmerston, will supply in the absence of 141r. Ferguson. A very unfortunate accident bap- pened to John and Mrs. Hopper's two- year-old boy while in Wingham- He was on the upper flat of Hanna's store with his mother, when the little fel- low managed to toddle away from her ltnseen and fell dc1wu the elevator shaft to the basement below, a dis- tance of 29 feet. Strange to say, be was not killed ontright, but had his shoulder broken and other bad bruises; but it is thought the little boy' will re- cover. ' s ThisCombinationAlways Wins. How often we have heard of people` who have had an aching joint or muscle for years. No more speedy remedy can be adopted than to rub ou'Nerviline and then apply .a Nervi - line Porous Plaster. At once the muscles begin to resume their wonted vigor and flexibility. Inflammatory symptoms and pain • disappear. Ner- viline Plasters can be worn by the most delicate child 'or aged person. They etre invaluable as thousands have proved. Used along with Nerviline they are guaranteed to permanently derive out any muscular ache, pain or stiffness. Try these remedies, and judge for yourself. 26c. at all dealers, of N. (l. Polson &0i.,'Kingston, Ont. Editors In The Northland building." It is a SM.:lion of the freight sheds of the T, and N. 0. Railway large mid u. peetabie looking crud tilled te 11143 ceiling with merpllaudise, chiefly railway supit,u•a, canned goods and c110008, Al0oltside this building lies the railway diamond, that cannot but prove to be historic, From this diamond four lines of railway' stretch away towards', the uitct'nlost limits of Canada, '1'o the South lies Toronto,toth0 West the great prairie and Priuee Ruppert, to the Last Quebec and the Atlantic and while this at prel'eutis the Northerly terminus of the T. and N. 0. the tracks have been Mid for a mile or sc into the "last North " • And theft' is not so much of this "last North" either, 480 miles tenth of Toronto, Cochrane Ilea within 180 miles of James Hay, It willi be no serious matter t0' coneect 'Toronto up by rail with James Bay the moment there is any real reason to do so. Then we will be getting on the train at Tor- onto's Union Station at 10.20 p. m. and be at Arcticwaters by the, next night. At last Canada is conquering its geog- raphy, For the present Cochralie Is the Northerly jumping-off plate. To reach James Bay you take to the 341(11011. Seven days is the journey and it holds no terrors for even a neophyte in the woods, 'Tile other day a women and her baby set out for what was to her a return trip over the route. 'file wile of a Hudson Bay Company's official on James 13ay, she has lived .there for twenty years without a break. She' came out at last to seeder former friend:; near wiug11tnn, Out. But to her lames Bay was Monte, and she said she was glad to get,boelc. Place one leg of a compass at '1'a'outo the other at Cochrane, and make a circle, You will encircle Quebec City, Chicago, and shirt the boundaries of far -away Georgia on the South. '1'o the South Cochrane has a regular. train service, one train each way daily over the T. and N, 0, railway, but East and West the NatIonal 'Transcontinental is still in the hands of the contractors. Eastward for loo' miles Foley Bros. have the route, and while a large section ot the track is .laid. communication is cut off by the Abitibhi river, seven :miles from Cochrane, w here a big bridge is under construction. Westward' the loo mile section is being built by Fac - quiet Bros. (pronounce it Fokay,) of Ottawa. Friday they played hosts to the Canadian Press Association, 140 strong, who came to Cochrane by special train, They took the train of nine heavy coaches 35 miles West, the occasion be- ing notable as marking the first passen- ger train to invade this region, hie Legislature excursion seine mootbs ago reached Frederick' House River, but that is but seven miles iron) Cochrane. The press party stopped at the Meta- gami River, a mighty stream,'600 feet across, swift and deep, and dark rushing North "clown North" if you please to Hudson's Bay. The rest of the con• struotiou iu Facquier Bros'. contract is well under way. Farther West the next no mile section is being rushed along by McDougall Bros., and O'Brien and similarly section by section, till the prairie is reached. And so Cochrane soon hopes for daily trains to Winnipeg. Cochrane in the rough though It Is has uatural attractions. In the very centre of the town site lies a lake fed by hidden springs and without an. outlet, of several acres in extent. A beautiful wooded and irregular shore line furnish- es an unsurpassed natural park, for which purpose it has been reserved. The surface of the earth, both in town and country, is undulating or "rolling," of the type familiar in the richer counties of old Ontario. The soil is a clay loam, showing up rich and dark, and friable wherever exposed, mud perhaps not quite so heavy as that found farther South. There is no rock in this im- mediate regions Except for Cochrane's "clearing" and the swaths cut by the railway, the uubrokeu virgiu forest stretches away in all directions. Spruce prevails with jack pine, poplar and whttewood. The forest is not old and consequently the trunks are nut large, thoitgu James Lawlor, editor of the Canadian Forestry Journal, round one poplar cross-section with over too rings. There are evidence of mighter• trees and forest fires in the centuries that have passed. Cochrane has a public school started by private funds, with 175 school child- ren on the roll. There are Presby- terian, Methodist, and Catholic church- es. The population is French-Canadian English speaking, Italian, and a sprink- Cochrane and. Its Surroundings. A year and a half ago to -day this town was not on the map. '1'o -day it is a thriving, bustling' community, taking on the airs of a metropolis, basing great ex- pectations on two facts, one that it is the centre of a district rich 111 timber, miner- al, water power and agricultural laud, and second that it is the function point of two great railways. the new National Transcontinental building by the Do- minion Government and the T. and N. 0., built by the Ontario Government. Real estate always furnishes a measure fora community's hopes. And it is but a few months since the T. and N. 0. Commission auctioned off the lots that constitute the townsite of Cochrane, so christened at that time in honor of Ontario's minister of -Lands and Mines, the Honorable Frank. The prices then realized were surprisingly high, but are vastly inferior to those already com- manded for the same lots. Two specula. tively inclined members of the Canadian Press Association party, picked out a 66 foot lot on what is now the main busi- ness street as a purchase. The real estate dealer told them it was valued at >81,500 but was not for sale at that or any other price,. for the time being. They insisted on having a stake in the ROW metropolis of the North, and secur- ed a lot with similar Irontaee, but on a side street for $700. Another member of the Fourth Estate invested in t5o acres of farm land paying 5o cents per acre. He does not intend immediate location. A year and a half ago this was the forest primeval. At that time the T. and N 0. rails were laid to within a couple of utiles of the present town. A Hardware merchant named McManus, with the adventurous spirit of the pioneer decided to establish a store here. . He bought a carload of hardware iu Toronto, brought it to end of the rails and pro- ceeded to haul it by loan) 431011¢ the trail 'for the rest of the journey. Before be had it transported lie bad sold over half of the whole car. 140Manns was the first settler. 'To -clay be is still the first citizen. being the duly elected mayor 01 a town of around 1,000 inhabitants,. Already Cochrane has its ` "oldest Maitland Presbyterial Society. 'rie' ttenll''s'x,ll ai111151 meeting of the We 30(0'0 Foreign Missiocery Su,:irrc al 1110 Preshrter3' of Cvlaolaud wile held in tt''lig41 m on'Tuesdcu', Mas (7111. The AN .l110 blight and there Ms a I(1 !130 t.pte$entattoo frees the t (e ch' lour Anxilimr fes and ten Mission li olds. The ladies of WIngham tAt, l dinner 1sod tett to the members of Pres. • bttery and delegates in the bssement of i the clm(th A c,.ulereeee of all ufTice,s'- rf rAuxthnies 4343(1 Mission Bands was h.. id 1 0113 11 311 It 111 in ie. Al 1 50 p n, I„e pi'esidrttty in Auxiliaries met to n"miani • the , frit, is for the eisuieg ; .% r rho afternoon In •eting. opened at 2 nclnck Mi's Petite,-'44Ingham, "Pr'esi- rlent, presided. The reports of the dif- Iereut , ffioers' were very. encuturaging. Treasurer reported 34 0.0un1lo110n of 82574 00, an increase of 8117 00 ever the preceding year Secrelarl of sup p fes reported having 40rwarrleet Mot11- ing to the value of 8694.4,0 to the Indian School at Alberni 1i. C 'i'ulings" Secretary reported n circulation of 548 copies of the fillings Niro •Nlorr013, of .the Methodist Church, entire ,yel 'greetings from their Society, 01re Fisher from the. Baptist and Rev. Mr 44 1,chertl, of Whitechurch, from, the Presbytery.,• Masa Pender, of Wingham, added to �. the (nter714 of the meeting he singing solo acid the little oeesof the Mission Band contributed a °horns.. I Miss Isabel McIntosh, .missionary thorn, Bonen, China, gave the address of the afternoon. Miss McIntosh in her Might w Iv lave f( vert interesting anti br'n'ui d 1,04.r11 ill u"ri9 in Chios, i* I 41,134,•, 11 •' ut lbs rh:-urg • 01 i. oubj et The le c0s- '. p n s, :nil ", .1t r, tin e- 1r r4'r n. i2 v. 17 P, et Wtnghanl, presided. lylrs. Grind, of IMF of others, One of the town Omni - prise to to project a big hotel for next year, and one of the atraoti0ns be promises is • it ptomain supply of spring water', the ' . ounce tat wad was diseovored just the other' day W.14/1 a short disteuoo of the' town lunars. Cochrane has two banks. One of tate managers has a .bungalow 0n a hill that would not look .out 07 place 4104N/b0I0, No more pleasing cet'omony oould be imagined than when on the day of the lOng's funeral the two lady school 1ea0110rs marshalled their scholars down to toe station to korlually welcome the Canadian Press Aseoeiation to town. Tile idea quite caught the fancy of 1110 visitors, ,Many had expected only cross roads, with two or three buildings. Ouoliundred children, spin aid span 430 the average in elti Onia110 was the hest evidence 01 prosperity and permanency that could oe g1veu. They were ad- dressed by President J. F. Niel{ay, L. J. 'Tru'te, of La Patric, Mop treal, wllospOke both French and English, Denis Murphy and Fred Dane, 'T. and N. 0. eotninis- stoners, The cheers that were ;liven for the children and tor' the town in- dicated the good will ot the wholeano canonry to this baby :metropolis in the making. 'As a lumber evidence of this good will the party presented a flag to the school. cif ora is an Italian,. kid has the easter. NOTICE The 0on1'3 of Revision on the Amusement, Doti of the 1'owualup.of Nerrls for tba veer 1840 will be hold on Monday, the 16th dig pf Juirp. .it tate Township Hall, Aa orris, quitclaiming 1/1' at hour of 1 p'eloek in the afternoon. All nerdrntips interested will govern themeelVO0. rte., por•. - Aftto� nt Mol'rfs taus Rd p May, �r A., MOWER, O187 • ; Perth County Miss M. McAlpine has been re-en- gaged as teacher of U. 0. 0. No. 6, Ful- larton, for the ensuing year at an ad- vauced salary. Mars. dames Norris, of Fullarlou, left' a pansy in the Mitchell Advocate 'office which measured three inelles across the leaves. Wesley Haynes and T. Steele, Ful- lerton, have been successful in passing their respective examivatious, the former first year, and the latter second year at the Toronto Dental College. Mrs. G. Vice sr., was presented . by the ladies of the Methodist church, St. 141ary0, with a life membership in , the 1V tai'. 111. 0ociety in recognition of her services in theft' elitist. Rev. Richard Whiting, of First Methodist Churcli, Londuu, formerly of the Methodist church, Mitchell, has had his salary raised by the Church Huard from $2,200 to $2,500, and voted two months' holidays which he and Mrs. Whiting intend spending in Eng- land. - Stock for Service Brussels Greenhouse Plants and flowers Any quantity of Tomato, Cauli- flower, Celery and Cabbage Plants, Tomato Plants 10c a box or 8o a (Iowa loose. Fine Oollectiou of Flowering Plants. Choice lot of Geraniums aril Anuuale for bedding. Japan Ivy call be putout any time in Summer -15c,, 20c and 25o each. Floral Designs made to older.. Agent for Dale's Out Flowery. MISS KELLY B.17LL FOR SERVICE.— Tho undersigned will /reap for service at W% Lot 11, Wu. 11 Grey. the Thoro'-bred Short Baru Bull, blandsome Gift." Pedigree may be seen on application. -Terms 1x1.10 to be paid Feb. 1st, 1911. 001317 GOI4SALITZ, Proprietor. 47-tf NOTICE We are appointing soles agents now in every unreareoented county for the eeasou of 1910. Over 66pp er Dent. of the year's business is done d during the lymmer lseo re, we pay goo money weekly Por earyipe8 rendered. Give ex- elusive territory and supply selling outfit free. Over 600 Acres under Cultivation, Our revenge's mentioned as it is important that you enoaid represent a firm of good standing and size. We supply strictly first pp grade stookand delivery s g ood condition. We wanttili be and, osl eva beagent in every district, Established over 86 years. For further particulars write Pelham Nursery Co. 44.15 Toronto, Ont. Do you require a Buggy? Let McLaughlin, of Walton 9 Supply you See his Special Bargain at on- ly 1. $60. It's a dandy. If you want to save money buy from him. IleseWeelaslersestraleasaissoWesesesePasarselteeireaneoseatiareseeere WELL BRED STALLIONS Kaplan 2.0.8' and Costumer p 2 Will stand for service this season at their own stable, BRUSSELS. Parties desiring to breed to good stook should call and inspect our horses and ascertain' rates-. for 1910. SCOTT cg WARWICK PROPRIETORS BRUSSELS A strong, rich super-glutened Flour from hard Western Wheat Makes good bread Nil IIPIIII/M11),