The Brussels Post, 1910-7-28, Page 5\V.
BUSINESS CARpw.
II, MoOI'/OfITh
looser of fi!ate L
it QtGroory,TruberryaCreotBrUaeoloel
,
K. O. T. M.
aaolt Trout of the idaeoabccs, No, 24
their re0ular meetings iu the Lodge
ti, ?wetter Bleck, on the tet aud lird
;day istoe loe.evening,/
aways welom
QMT 0N, coot, A.MeGPIfI, R. E.
WM.SPENOE_
N1.EYAN01111 ANA ISSUER
OF MARRIAGE IIIOEN SES
lc
-4 la the Post OIBto,
LtEthel.50
JAMES HARRIS,
gent Howiok Mutual
Fire Insurance Oompany
!floe and (Residence—
WALTON, ONT.
JOHN ,.SUTHERLAN n'
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INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
Buoil1eao Cart's I.
MISS BERTHA ARMSTRQNco 1
Teacher of Piano
oath
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w u da
6i o
e Store, Mu N.
1 agarter's.
Macho h
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Ic ruakela•
S•tf
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Bank, 73 .
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f t to (
MISS PERL,E SHARPE
)tea passed suCeesefully her seCopd uxetu1nt*.
don of the Plenolorte 2)1)1) nota et She Sto•
route Conservatory of Music, [Mule ptropered
to tette pupils at her homo, 111110000 street,
DR, T. T.'M'•RAE
Bachelor of Modiolne, University of Toronto ;
Licentiate and Graduate of the College of Pityy•
atoiana and Surgeons, Qnt, l Post•grudunte'
Chicago Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital,
Ohlaatr',...�o, 211.. NE44ouao Surgoon to St. Mich•
eel's Hospital Toronto.
OlMoe over Ili B. Smith's Drug Stora. Tole -
phone connection with Oranbrook at all ]tours,
i 1 B. i3OOTT AB AR A•f7OTION.
• nen, will dell for better prices, to
better ,nen in 1086 time and 1888 °barges
than any other Auetioveer 1n East Huron or
110 won't charge anything. Dates and orders
con
o na always
ys be arranged at this othee or by
ROST. 14. -GARNI SS
1iLtlEVALE — • ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Term reasonable. Sales arranged lor
at the °Sloe o1 TaE Posw, Brussels. 02t1
LEGAL At4 CONVEYANCING.
MFERGUSON
, F
DR,
ETHEL, ONT
Phyelufan and Surgeon ;Post Graduate ermines
London (plug.! New York and Obioago hos-
pitals.
os-
node enSpatial
t throat. Byes testedtfor diseasof e ear,
k lt% M. i31NULA11l—Oouveyauoer,
v'0 • ..Barrister, Soltoftor,
Notary Benito, &a. O)ilue—Stewart's 181080
t door North of Oeolrul. Hotel.
Solicitor for the Metropolitan Bank.
1jtiOUDFOOY', BAYS & BLAIR-
pollutSTLrB0 SOLICITORS, NOTARIES
1'+ON ,Tu, PPLO.
W. l'aoODre0T,K O. a. O. NAYS
G. F. BLA1a.
OSioof—Those formerly occupied byMesers
Cameron & 10011, ON Tsato.
Gannett's,
0R,, HAMILTON
Dental Surgeon
Honor Graduate Dental Dopartntont, Toronto
University ; Licentiate of Royal .College of
Dental Surgeon6, of Toronto. 00008 in Smith
Block meted!), vacated by Ar. Fel Id,
DR. WARDLAW
honor gradyuate of - the Ontario Veterinary
College.
e. Mill,Ethel.
tight calls. Oi loe opposite
ALLAN LI
Grd1�s ,1d 'ervie Balk war
BRUSSELS
GOING fSowIul Gout° Nommn,
Mail 7:05 a m Express 10:55 a m
Express 11:15 a m Mart 1:94 p et
Express ....,... 5.02 pili Express 8:08 p
Royal Mail Steamers
Ayer's flair Vigor
In redieritS i Sulphur, GIyoorin• ,Ruinin. Sax it f'Vgl
what,
CEcm S[1G
..l g.
Anything injurious here? your doctor.
Anything of merit here? your doctor,
y
itWillstopfalling hair? your doctor,
Wi l doctor,
Will it destroy dandruff? your
Color the ria
Doesir
not C_-..
A3sn ,0otaru•*, Lu. x111 M.4..
Ask
Ask
Ask
Ask
r
and
work Of
pulling a.
h sok p 6
con1m0110e the
l'0 coming,
L Isis a
o R
1
II. anti Mrs. Shaw aro visiting with
Me. Shaw's sister, Mrs. L. W Hanson.
This is Mr'. Shaw's first visit to the
old h t0 ince he left hers soil
Tllnaliu,' with long' serge coat land black
mohair hat, The groom's s gift to the
bride was a pearl necklace and peal l
and diamond sunburst,to the brides'
maid a brooch of whole pearls, to the.
flower maid, a 0108cet11 of peat•1s,Band
home town
moi:,
from the (Aleuts of which hie detttll i Albert, Bask ; George Zillialt, Orange -
resulted ou Sunday morliltg. Mt',ivinetints, `\'illirr',n M S14i1LAp1Ali
1Uatei,ull WAS sixty -cine years ten pit', 'eetlaul' , b All elle'
noodle, x1111. ectal dive old, l l(+ was 11o11illan, ',Hada, Ana,
built wit hin a half mile of the ftu'ut oil children of both fallible +ware preseub
svhitll be lived, He WEN lntti'i'iefi 1u at 010 faucial, 11hie11 s'as, held 'Weom
t,
• sou J
hu
rut ,
' , 0f .1
years residence ace
• about, ;S al st l
a 1 7 ) the to
be It
SLir1311 1
Ise J.,
Hza t 6
a1' .
M Fairviewi ' � (t etc
ago and the,/ were blessed 101111 a sae, Listowel, W 1alzview L' )
family of ten ("idl'on. It was well attended by liar many.
..._- friend$ in town tux! aurlwntlaiug
$t Prevonts 80Ye Throat, conlltt'y, Mo', n alit D'lt's, . Zlllial[ w oou
el' wax to kill It cult and well ]ulnwtt In V\'eaGern Oulatio by,
Na snit y. The
1 out. Sure throat 10x0 by apply- the tl'atv0lling.publi0 esixclally.
stampor
iu• N(+rvlliau---t•ntl;it iu lr0elyY, and lata( Al 1,,,, /,ilhax Wag it, woman to
twill pet 1(11 (L NUl•e111He 1?oruus L'Ia titer` active priueiples, devoting Ler ti rue
41 llc7 t These rculedies bout ratsiug her laullly and easaisllug het
s)
sixteen ears ago, He has been living' to ct'lheigroomsman t i a pear 1,
1
in the West since leaving here.
At the anneal meeting of the Eureka
Bible Oleos of Wingham Methodist
Sunday School, held recently, the fol-
lowing officers were elected :-Teacher
Rev, T. Hall ; president, W. J. Greer ;
vice-president, Ti N. Roadhouse ;
.secretary, T. C. Graham ; treasurer,
yy -
Jnhn McCool •, convenors of cc m
T
tniLtees—Dovotim)al, John T. David-
son ; menlberehip, J. W. 'Hewer ;
social, Miss M. L. Brock'; visitation,
Rev. N. S. Burwash.
WALTON
To Toronto To Godet ioh
Express
11 08 9 m! Exproee ........ ress 17:25 p
WROXETER
Going East - 0:54 9, in. and 855 p• m,
Going West - 12:44 and 9:47 p. m.
All trains going Bost connect with O. P. R. at
Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T.
G. B. stations,
G180. ALLAN, Local Agent.
MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL
Virginian_ Friday 'rely 8 Aug,'5
Tunisian, .... .:........Friday July 15 Aug. 12
Viotorian Friday July 22 Aug. 10
Corsican .... Friday July 20 Aug. 20
MONTREAL TO GLASGOW
Southwark .. ..... Saturday July 0 Aug. 6
13
Hese r is - Saturday
July 20 A 10 ug. 20
Ionian
Saturday July 30 Aug. 27
Toaian
,n1�TsfY tt 7 •e1i
bride and l,' in Tom-
bre in the community, and were the
recipients of many expressions of es-
teem and regard. Many old friends
here extend heitety congratulations to
our former villager and his bride.
Rev. 11r. Uharleswot'tlt resigned the
pastorate of the Clinton and Anbtlrn
churches, and will close his ministry
on the 31st Inst.
Miss E. Chidley was accepted for
public school room No, 2, at a salary
of $400, and Miss E. Tiplady for room
No. 5, ata salary of $850.
J, W. -Treleaven wasappointecd prin-
cipal of the Collegiate and Miss Shil-
lingaw, Sande, Commercial Specialist
in the place of Miss Fishleigh resign-
ed.
For the convenience of the farmer
patrons of the post office, during the
harvest rush, of July and August,
Postmaster Scott will keep the wicket
1 l 1' of mail until
McKillop
Mrs. A. Morrison has gone on a trip
totheWest.
We regret to hear that. Mrs. Nolan
had her arm broken.
Ww. Hackavell has had a new
his
barn.
' n
roof
nit o
metallic 1
Hrs. Birchall, frnm Almonte, is
'
visiting1101 sister,14118 Driscoll.
P•
1 bon of Remy Bye
A Six year old
Byer -
man, while playing in the field where
the mower was at work ran unnoticed
in front of cutting bar and the knives
almost severed the foot from the leg.
Two doctors were summoned at Once
and it required fourteen stitches to
The the yvound, knives had
seedver the back cord of his leg at the
ankle and it leaves hire in a precarious
doingas well ascanbe expected. sent he is
e
Seaforth
MONTREAL TO HAVRE & LONDON
Lane Erie July 16 Aug. 27
Pomperanlan' July 28 Sept, 8
Sicilian July 20 Sept. 10
RATES OP PASSAGE
According to steamer,
let Class —$07.50 $77 50- 95957 50
65 10 00
2nd Olnse — 42 50 45 00
Ord Ohms —27775 2075 5000
For full particulars of rates and enilinge
apply to
W. H. KERR.
Agent Allan Line. Brewers.
The Allan (Inc,, 77 Yonge st., Toronto
magod. �vybtu7GNuv6
$99
OpensAug.Terra
P
� '1'1}1'8 year elle attendance alae Ueen the
O'I greatest in tho history of the
ELLIOTT
TORONTO
I) Thera is. a reason for it. Day by de),
r mid year by yenr the superior work
of
*hie school is becoming batter
known. Oar graduates readily get
oltoic(' positions.
�Y Ontnlogue is free.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
ger. 'Solute &Aleamider eta, Toronto..
A17:0294seXO cfiiY.:W2's. PFttai'R:�lG'.`4.^a5
On 1t+ V 6
out satin, destroy every 1tae0 of 9011 Iluebaual au conducting his bushle8$
gestaon, clue the cold aud tendency to
bronchitis, Thousands find1Vet•vilwe
inestimoldy. tee best remedy for pales,
notice, bemires, neuralgia, sciatica,
colds and \Vinter ills. Not only le it
i>encllaWug anti powerful, but it ie
L t s sell
c
,
t all
111x1 All lel 1
t
sole a.nd a o1
Polson'e Neevlinie Large bottles foe
25e„ the ;dusters) same pfiee. Beware
of substitutes,
A Wonderful Cold Cure.
Just think of it, a cold cured in ten
minutes—that's what happens when
you use "Oatarrh0zono.•' You inhale
its soothing balsams and out goes the
cold -811111)09 are cured—headache 18
grippe disappear a on 1
!healing Mee essences
antiseptics in Oatarrholoue that en-
able it to act so quickly. In disease of
the nose, for irritable throat, bron-
chitis, coughs and catarrh it's a
Marvel. Safe even for children. 250.
and $1.00 sizes at all dealer s.
Listowel .I
0 91033.oliday, August 105.
rico LATA LAwie I3ULIl1;i.-^1'110 de
e0aaell Lewis Bolton, who: died on
July 18111, was bolls near the village of
Bolton, Albion township, county of
His father was the luteJJa11 es113o$o 1
who, with his two sous, Lewis ane!
Mtu'lin, caune back, into the bush with
the lirst settlers of Walla*e township,
settling un the Sect line near Mayne as
cured— symptoms of catarrh an it was thee mulled, in 1855. Luwts was
Clinton t once. It's
and showed as marked ability itr cone
ducting bttniueee 1)(X1;(1", Slto had
been 1,1ent) 1.4 ;vitt) the 1'ra bhvierlaaa
elturtll all her life giving it live prat'
tiOal-help and suppur't.
The latest authentic estimate of the
Icon
Columbia
1119+
U British
raelud0
population t
uteludc adu,0oo whites, 09,000 Iodiluls,
x7,000,Ohlues0, -55,000 Japaeene, and
'5,000 klindas-0 total of 347,0(10,
The population of Obicago lies passed
the 2.000,000 mark, derLrding l0 091(01•
ales based uu 1 )8 1910 8011001.9engn8.
"!(lima of Germ In parentage take the
first rank, followed by Poles, lltte;etan
and lrisb.
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rhe, thou a buy of fifteen axial was seat to
s and pUwtl In the Rockwood academy near Guelph
to complete his education. Al; tlli8
rioted 8011001 11e ;vas for a LIMO afellol.
pupil will! the cow famous railway
Magnate of the United Slates, James
J. hill. !lore be received a general
001m m:ion and qualified as an uutario
Laud surveyor, becoming also a D. L,
S., after Confederation. He was. mar-
ried in 'Wallace in October, 1807, to
Latina Doxil, wilo survives him, and
about this time became interested
with the late 11,. W. Hermon in the
business of the wuulleu wills Eu Listo-
wel selling his interest to the present
owner, B. 1r. leroolc. lie opened an
office In LOW 9 its surveyor, eonVeyan.
v cer, inant:t wee, etc., which he has
)en for the delivery leery to rho i\ est, conducted here even since, His song
and has L. I): Bolton, who has of late been
Henry" Stokes, lin the Dominion has decided to rem; located at Cobalt, will continue the
Sugar Co.,of Berlin, was in this tpureh Morrow the. ntK n onsinrese of office in List�wel. His uuly other
Graha ist week along with B e Atae Morgan meeting
streC.et. child is ra daughter Annie, Mrs. Russel
Grab. inspectingo some (ofh 'the Beet At a special dl meeting cf the accept • A. Winne, of this town. ML Bolton
n of J. VP. Firth, as was most 0,0mm:teat in his profession
fields. They pronounced the .crap'. has trustee board it was decided to acce )5 of surveyor and ties done much work
far a, they have we 'best h1 the resignation i to Lt ]u all eros ofLi( dCanada. ut h work
years, and with erd favorable k weather; the aclouce waster at the Ce, g tlml6 he has f maps yield will be a record breaker. ' stttute and to offal posrtiou to hlq p
brother, Thos. Firth, iVl. A ,
Goderich
H. J. Morris has purchased a h0118e
on Anglesey street frons Capt. Shep-
herd and will move to it in the Fail..
George 30111181011, the furniture man
has a black walnut bedstead at his
store whiob is somewhat of an "an-
tique," being 180 years old as near as
he can make out.
J. W. Vanatter, who returned a fel
r,
(lays ago from his trip
8.80 Saturday evenings. y g• in 1n 00710 a
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P straits by Photography
L WORK GUARANTEED•
ALL
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The Girl That Is Palo.
She is in clanger, her system is run
-- e
needs
nourishment,
tk sh
tea
down, weak—she ,
ie
More than Ior
needs rtrher blood.
N
15 because
she actio Ferxovone needs t
it brings back the nerve energy which
rapid growth and study have exhaust-
ed, The old-time vigor, ,happy spirits
and new strength return with For,
rezone. The delicate maid is energiz-
ed, strengthened and rebuilt. Isn't It
worth while using Ferrozone When it
surely does so touch. At all dealers in
50o. boxes.
,Reed Mr. Shaw, e Ee death vllle, re -
of his
to
brother's wife.'
Miss Ida McDonald of the Oivil
Service Dept„ Ottawa, is, visiting her
mother, fire. McDonald, John street.
J. Leslie Reid, bounty Sec. of the
A,, Shelburne Falls, Mass.,
will upend a month with his parents;
J. H. and Mrs. Reid:
Joseph Noble, while shooting birds
on his lace was rendered unconsoi0us
for a tpttne by receiving !a kick from
the gun he was using.
Earl tend Mrs. Crich, of Hartney,.
1faa., are visiting relatives in town.
Mr. Crich, who bas pot been well is
taking a rest and will spend some
time in town.
Messrs.' Edge and Gntteeidge, well
known contractors, have just received
. Victoria
'o tract
art
another large c n
Harbor, for the 0. P. R.. amounting
to $21,000. This- makes contracts to
the amount of $110,000, which they
have received! from the 0. P. 15. for
work at this point. This second] con-
tract is for office buildings, ship stores,
laundries, ice houses, etc.
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To Machinery Users
and fartnerS
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Tho How Machina Shop of the t
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:HOWLS FINE APPLIANCE
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and MACHINE Co, o
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is now ready for business, and 4
with good 11001111ml and Skilled e
O tle(lnailigs, 7+e aro in apesitt0u e.
to attend Lo your sopa irs prompt
a ly aud at reasonable rates. II
2 If you will lot 08 1(9mv ynnt
O wants we will live you honest
he if u honest
s .advice and' i .
Y with Machinery.
l
• Clive us atrial and, by coaling
• to 13rties 18 save tune and looney 1
• for yourselves,
4GMGSUiE & JAMES
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C' Mil Street Brussels
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the
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graduate of Toronto University; who
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present e
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is a
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survey 7V01'lt, Nortl of Lake Superior
board
`
The for the bureau of Mines,.
1
f Miss
agreed to raise the salaries o
McArthur and Miss Hodge to $1,000
and $700 respectively and to increase
De. J. M. Field's salary as principal to
$1,600.
A splendid audience gathered in the
Oddfellows' Ifal1 on Tuesday evening
of last week to witness the graduation
exercises in connection with the
Alexandra hospital school for Horses.
His Worship Mayor Catneron presid-
ed aucl with hint on the platform were
Rio Honor Judge Rall, president; of
the hospital board, Dr. Taylor and the
two graduating curses—Miss Lily
May Levy, of Darlow, and Miss Helen
Taylor, Swann, bf Hensall. These
tin
young ladies form the first graduating
class of the Alexiaudra hospital school.
for nurses, and the occasion was of
particular interest for this rens
Members of the Order of Daughters
of the Empire, those guardian angels
of the hospital mid Miss Griffiths, the
lady superintendent of the hospital,
occupied seats near the platform.
A. sad told fatal accident occurred in
Godet'ich township on Saturday, the
16511 inst.,. when Thos. Harrison, a
we11 known resident of the 4th con-
cession lost his life. Haying opera-
tions were in full swing and a hay -
loader was being used in the field t0
do the loading. Mr. Harrison was on
h hay -
reek
ill the he ladder
hent
the load lv
•' h t-
•nn,fright-
ened.
u
became horses
g
rose the
coed and he was thrown under the
hayloader, which passed over hint.
Assistance was. immediately su111n1on-
ecTaud upon examination 111r. Harris-
on was found to have s71Stt01»ecl. as
broken wrist and his leg was badly
torn. Re suffered severely from shock
Belgrave
The ladies of Belgrave have organiz-
ed a base ball club.
Miss Henry, of Dungannon, is a
visitor at the home of Jno. and Mrs.
Hopper.
Wes. Walker, of Clinton, and
Adan!, of Toronto, were visitors at
Mr. Carlisle's.
G. and Mrs. Porterfield and family,
of Brandon, Man., are visiting their
many friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Barkley, of Detroit, is visiting
her sister, M1•s.,Olegg, on the 5th line
of Mortis, also friends to Belgrave.
.Bev.. I. J. Durrant attended the
Summer school at Alma College, St.
Thomas, where he delivered a lecture.
Masi:eve Tony and Elwood Nicol, 1f
Los Angeles, Oat.. are visiting the
m1.Cle land aunt. Robb. and Mrs. Owens,
0th line Wawanosh, at present.
101r. and Mrs. H0l1st01),IMIA and Mrs.
1 of
nalc
• MbDo
Mr. 1
and 1
Loan
,
Becht '
Grey, and Joseph Sproat, of Seafortlt,
were; guests of D. and Mrs. Sproat.
Rev. J. E. and Mrs. Ouok, formerly
cif Belgrave Methodist circuit, are nolo
nicely settled in their new home and
their address is box 45, Capes, Mich..
The Ladies' Aid of Belgrave 101etho-
dist church intend having alawn social
on the parsonage grounds onlWednes-
day, August 8rd. A go p g'
will be provided.
Mr. and Mrs. McIntosh, of Kenton,
Man., are the guests of \V. and Mr's.
\Vlay, while visiting 011911ds to end
around Belgrave 11ts. McIntosh was
formerly Miss May Mohory and acs i
born in Beiguave, avid their uuanl •
Mends lura pleased Inmee't thew.
_ A- Vegetable. Constipation Cure.
Because they contain mercury and
mineral salt's, many pills are harsh.
'Phe easiest and safest laxative is Dr.
Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and
Butternut. They clean the stomach,
intestines and bowels -drive out Waste
matte tone the kidneys and forever
0017 cnustipablon. As a general tonic
and syete,u cleanser nothing is s0 wild
mid cflfc1eu1. as 1)r. llaulilb'on's Pilis of
Maedr.tke and Butternut'. Solt!
everywhere in 25e. boxes
WIngham
Gurdon Imlay returned to Detroit
diet, spending several weeks at his
bathe here.
Kiss 13e11 Burwitsll recently passed
the Conservatory of nlceie. exam. in
mettle,y Lheoryewith !011015,
G E. 13nihanan; manager of a for-.
oto branch oe the bank of Nove
0
Lauth is spending a 1'901 I1oli(lays 591(1)
his parents, F. end 10115. BnchanOlt,
13igit School Board has engaged 111•.
Percy, of AlvitlstoO, as Science. teach-
er than the vacancy caused by 111'.
Forbes' removal. The salary will be
, 260
�1141o1 us Township Council gale a
grant of $10 to the \Vingham ball
Iran The lair has this year also re-
ceived grants of $15 from 'l'nr'berry
03(i1ncil and $255 from Winglram Coon -
ell,
rho selves 0mltra(t0r has got
through the deepest pert of the work,
nod the work will progress more rapid•
ttedepth, of 10 feet made. the work
1y now. 111 the vicinity or scat street
show.
On account of the strike nu the G.
'P. 11. the Sunday School excursion to
1CiucmLrltnSunday has been, cancelled aud on
this account, 11ayor Holmes has also
cancelled the arrangement for Oivic
holiday on that date
Mr, Tipling has over 000 acres of flax
approaching fitness for pulling, and.
a9 the crop IS a good one, it 3510x915 a
lot of work One contingent of In-
dians arrived
n-dialtsarrived Tuesday of lash week to
•published lit )s of various
sections of the pruviuc0 lvnielz are the
ed.
standard records of the places mapped.
e
member of ' a w
f
Ut
years lie 10((8 Y
town 000111111 or a town officer, having
and assessor or as
1
clic a
beeu different
( days
cleat 01006 1u the eal.lier l y
he was an votive 10010001 of the Lowe
baud and of much assistance in main-
taining au efficient musical alganiza-
Lion. He was a welcher of the Mettle -
dist church.
THE LATA Dias. ZILLL'tX.—There
passecl away iu Orangeville on Altai -
day July lath, a former well known
resident of Listowel, iuthe person of
Airs, Geo. Zilliax iu Ilei 05th year.
She had all her life enjoyed excellent
health until about 1510 years ago,
when she suffered hour as stroke of
paralysis, While she recovered from
this stroke her health was affected.
and another stroke coming about
three weeks ago confined her to her,
Lwow and,\londay sbe departed from
this world. The deceased Caroline
Black was born in Last Gwillinisbury,
and ill the early fifties moved to
Marlborough,. where she meet led the
late \Vil1Laul \\'x(800, and with 111111
kept hotel at Doman until 1800, when
Mr. \Valsue died leaving her With a
family of three children, who rate all
living at the present time, viz.,'John
\Vatsun ex -Mayor, or, Listowel ; Mrs.
O. IL Su1i111, '10ruu10 ; and Alex,
Watson, Detroit. She was afterwards
married to George Zilliax, who sur-
vives her, coining with him to Listo-
lvel in 1871and 1 aking over the Queen's
l for
conducted place. they W4
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Zilliax
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10!00
thirty about Ll 3 years,
sold but and moved Co Hanover, after -
weeds moving to Orangeville, where
for 201110 alae dual they made their
hoarse with 1110ir daughter, Mrs. Wet_
latufer. The children of this marriage
tare as follows :--Adan Zilliax, Prince
Bluevate. I
DW,•r-Sol)Elsvuma.—the 'marriage 1
mak place, ,,1 55'(.11s lid, Ont., Tuesday 1
111171nuntli of bier week., at one o'clock 1
of Miss \Il0lxl Georgina Somerville,;.
eldest daughter of W. G. Souxi ville,
and Louis Make 1)1111 t dii.oi n1' the
\Velltind'Pahhraph, 101(1 pi sidelrl of
the Outari° liocke y AssnciaLim1 The
ceremony was quietly snletuntra d M:
the bottle or the Ionic on \l(411i11
street, the officiating olveg7man being
Rev, J. • H. Mcl31un, nest m. of the
lictlinrlist church, and was witnessed
only by ee.lalivcs and as very few close
friends o1' the bride anal groom. The
Imide, who 1Na8 charmingly gowned in
cream satin, With peatl and sequin
trimming, the. veil being the gift of an
01,1 0,1111ilty friend, foul carrying at
huge shower bouqut L was attended
by her sister, hiss 11391(0'] Somer-
ville, svhtlse•. dress wag of ,et'ealrl stain
and lace, and carrying it shepherd's
crook of illative and Sweet peas tit
Huth Snunulillc. niece of the bride,
nnule as dainty little flower girl In
white tnonsselino silk and carried the
wedding tang in a hasketof pink roses.
The groomsman was Arthur Don-
aldson, or do, Toronto Daily Star
staff, The ceremony took plan' w tori
alcove of the Ver101nhll.l, and 1117 bride
witsgiven away by her father. After-
wards dejeunet' was served lit the dim
111 room, which tva8 dem-tutted with
1t111aruey loses. Shortly Lifter three
o'clock itlt and 111s. Doff 1t4110 au
antol.nobile lor'13ulfalo and will spend
a short honeymoon on the lakes. The
bride's going -away COstlltn0 was of
embroidered white and black Swiss)
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CRUST,more than an other IEY
delicacy of the oven, ought to be
tem
to the taste.
tin and appealing
tempting
tonic
% to
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Youdo not eat
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You want it, of course, to
at the same time you want the crust to be
light, flaky, wholesome. Now, pie crust
properly err made from
usehol Flour
is always good food, the is more satisfying than
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of the oven flakier, morb
tender and more digestible.
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this best ofallflours elimin-
ates failure entirely. You
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pies are more healthful and
nourishing than if made
from ordinary flour.
The reason is that
"ROYAL HOUSEHOLD"
having a larger percentage
of high quality gluten,
assimilates
more readily,
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