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,'i'ii'Is is Cauade's`centuryend in man:.
respects it belongs particular iY to the
agt'ieniterist, of this -Dominion. The
farmer who can <lo ne bettor than
"make ends meet" under the favorable
conditions of a Hotelier of years is not
inhprovitrr, the golden opportunities that
are within his reach, We believe the
plopusetl Reciprocity agreement with
the TJ S will better the markets fol
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the torr >rrt i'tt,and slot± prove 1 Iia .l dt c t 4 1
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valuable aid to the tiller of the soil. By
the trend of Democratic legieietion in
t11e United States high tariffs wit! take a
tumble as they relate to the farmers buy-
ing and may have a tendency to keep at
kerne. nteu who have become restive
under a strong protective government.
WHAT kind of a hand do. you write ?
Is it easily • fetal or is the deciphering
thereof along. the line of a Chinese.
puzzle 7 Sonic folk are notoriously poor
in wielding the pen but in the majority
of cases bad chirography may be largely
assigned to. carelesspess and the rush
with which the writing is done. With
a good pen, standard sok amt a frit
quality of paper thele is little excess' •
a tatter bung written_ wl contents
have to h.a gue,5uit:a ou receipt 'Ex
nose haste aur:' a bac: pep" has become
a Q''arneeded joke end is tot c..mph
I
ine i t t th person n addressed u
t to v o a p is H a d cl a
yet to ,the writer The pen may be
t t swordproves its
mightier than the and p o es
ability to "kill" time at least when an'
epistle has ro be ciphered oat word by
word ,to..arrive at the meaning of the
scribe. Brace up and bt care and
practice stud tent a better grads al
penmanship
WHY i' 'i t 4+ I;Lot ',Magni toed
to set. to mo. .(1.1.‘ loos: lode tires n.
Brussels? tome's + fi to salt husine-s
going to .v.. ' and toe large h'aaksmit
shop and ;el' i•t.•ttal anti, Tarots adjoin-
ing the trot; b' 64e could he easily fitted
up to accommodate some stirring busi
nese of a mechanical or other character
If evert body waits for something to
"turn up" half of our residents may tut
up missing before employing agencies
are established. Let us get our thinking
caps on and huste to look after our own
interests and that of Brusselites gene;.
ally so that their attractive influence will
be felt. Many an iucorporated village
and town have felt the gradual shrinking
up trend of the passing years and the
pull of. the larger centres but sitting
down in sackcloth and ashes will not set
the wheels in motion. What is required
is an optimistic outlook ; a willingness
to invest in town concerns ; and a
determination to do our best to increase
the business opportunities and capacity
of institutions already in our possession.
Give an occasional friendly nod to the
man who is employing labor and speak
approvingly of good work being done.
Brussels School Report
For March and April
Marks given itt per cent.
Porte III. Examined in Geometry,
Composition, Physics, Algebra, Chemis-
try.
H Armstrong....83 5' Clark. 54
E Deadman 82 13 Warwicl 53
B Currie..., ..7o C Leckie 52
RSimpson..... ...70 V Bowman ss
T Dickson 6q C Forbes 5o
J Bremner 69 M 'Thompson 48
A Forrest .........63 L Armstrong 48
OArmstrong....66 H hoover ...43,
J Armstrong 66 B Leckie 39
A Grant • 58 W McCutcheon38
W Sperling 58 KAment......... ..37
F Eckmier 56 S Fox 35
Form 11 -Examined in Arithmetic,
Composition, Physics, Book Keeping,
Spelliug, French, Geometry and Gram-
mer,
TYuill Se G Kerr 63
L' McDonald' 78 S Gerry 63
M all 74 A Coop et 6
YtCoop
et 3
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• Sotheran ...,,73 H Arent .58
j Menzies . 73 I Strachan ....54
J Taylor. ..... ,...•.67 J McLennan 48
D Watson 63 I Rands 28
C McKinnon 63
Form I Examined in Algebra, Com,
position, History, Grammar, Arithmetic,
Spelling, Literature, Writing.
M Hutchinson...86 0 McGill ....67
W Turnbull.. —.86 C Stewart, 66
✓ ROSS 80 13 Alderson.......62
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Hazel Lowry 73 C Crooks 62
G McQuarrie 73 R Currie.. ,.......59
L Sparhttg 72 1t Fiat 58
L Watson„ .,..72 C Emtgh . 57
A Wilton ..........72 S Brothers 53
E` Barkley 7o R Hall..... ...51
HaroldLowry-69 A Johnston...... 5t
--(Nellie Fox 68
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A. GILMOUR.
Entrance Class. Examined in Geo.,
Gram., Spell., Wr Read., Can, Hist.,
Arial. Writ, and Daily Work. Honors
75, Pass' bo.
T Deadman. 94 I McLauohlin...:74
A3Roe • 87 13 Kerr
A McLauchlin...85 H Burgess
W Lott.. .83 H Work 7o
W Armstrong....82 F Lowry ....62
E Lowry 79 12 Barkley 57
J Elliott . 76 F Wood...,., 5fi
L, Ballantyne 75 'W Harris .55
Tr. XV, -Examined its Or. Read„
Geog., Wr, Read., Hist.. Comp., Spell.,
Arith, Writ. avd Daily Work,
G Edwards 88 'R Sinclair do
7 MoLauchli,1.,..76 H Fox ...eo
L LowryR McKay
..60
75 Y •
Oliver. ..... 7t <LColvin 52
s ...... V Kilpatrick
�., Jack, ori „70 p .'4
L Burgess.. ..65 V McCracken44
J Iiallautyne .....64, . 1
DORA M, SMITH.
75
.AI aYa Rocq xpsi VW Dr Hacking'
oeugh and 'Gough breathing.
that o
by at trelitetiylly &itei u rril
e willi byuair direct iii
the affected purls can bunmhitis ba
cured. The very 1•o'tson wily Utttai•rli,
080518 eutes. la 'because it contains it
healing Medicine lighter than air,
which is breathed through the bron-
chial tittles and lungs, eart'yiug south -
1»g balsams alltl essences as it goes.
No wonder after 20 years of awfu4 suf.
feting, Capt, Jetties Lluulop, of King -
commander comnmauder of Lite R. & 0. sta.,
"Bohemian" Was oared thoroughly by
Oatttrt•hozone, "I sutfeeed twenty
years, and although 1 took treatment
alt that time pet Mellen t. relief was not
obtained till I used (bctatrrhozcue,
which is the best known cure i'or
B ronchitis ou the race of the globe,
pleasant to use, quick to relieve, and
sure to cure. A. truly wonderful
treatment for Catarrh, Asthma,
Throat Trouble and . 13rouelhitie is
Oatal'rhuznue—tiolhshuuis it has eared
say. 80.
Get a large 21,00 outfit of Cater; h-
uzoue ; 1t. militates tL beautifully polish-
ed hard rubber inhaler and Medication
to: last ttvo 11101101S. finial ler Size..
25o, and 60u., at all reliable dealers, or
The Catarrhozoue Company, King-
ston, Out.,
Sr, .II —Exam, in Geog.. Gram,.
Comp„ Read., Hist„ Arial and Daily
Work,, Houors 75 Piss 6o
±'.Steuart ..93 L Wright .....,63
i Ameut 89 V Sinclair 58•
13 Campbell 83 * l 1leLauchlin ..57
A MrLttuehltu,67 15 Hewitt .•52
t* P ut
E Rands ........66L
I ..4q
*H Currie .....,65 *4 Mt: ttuulln...42
fr III Sine Subjects.
L McCracken 80 H Gerry ...s8
+3 Stewart .,.8o M Carter ...... s7
I) Mass. ,.... 77 FMcNltt,,'uon..51
W Buchanan 6, P Barkley •,•48
E Cameron 6o
* Aimed one or more exams
H M 1)owxiec
Si II1 —Extra
View • A ith Re
W"ek Ito i ,'s
rt \7 ,ort ......
Best se
41 ket,uu...... •78
V1 S e w.o•t ::, 74
A '' ureic . 73
A Fox 60
1 Warwick. ..... 69
Int. II.—Exam.
Mein., Geo, Arith.,
C Ncore........... 83
O Hemingway...8o
M Ross ....78
N Burgess
M Dunfotd 76
M Pawson74
Ir. II—Exam in
Arith„ Lit., Geog..
M McLauchlm.,83
M Cameron 79
A Drage...... ,73
G Baeker ........ 2
7
A Cardiff,.. 51
*Missed one exam.
in •'.0 np,
1 1Ste it ,
1't.. 6"
t .. . ..0.
is i uum•nn 62
12 1 tutu. .. 6•.
V tott .. 57
IV tier knees ......54
(3r.
in Cotnp Read.,
Spell , Daily work,
R Currie. 74
S Mc Leuehliu...72
1lJ t1m
es ..6
0
I McNichol 63
J Jamieson ........
NI Campbell .......
Read., Spell . Comp.
Daily Work.
D Currie46
E Somers 40
C Heist.. .37
**E Comltuson...36
L Snider... . 19
**Missed two.
G. Ross.
Report for Primary Room. (Gaster )
Class V —Exam in Arith, S elt. Lang.
P g
Red Writ., told :til Work.
Read., ,Dep Daily
M Kerney ..... .,,.gr A Stewart 64
L Frauets........,.8t W James. .....
.-,62
J Etnigh 76 J Lowry ..... 60
E Burgess 73 G Snider 59
L Conley ...71 E Hollinger 58
M Wilton .....70 1 Herkness56
O Howard 65 W Snider. $5
Class IV.—Exam in Arith., Spell ,
Lang., Read., Writ„ Dep. and Daily
Work.
Dorothy Holmes -go Milton Oliver 62.
Ellie Stewart 86 Cassie 1'nomsou.53
Ethel Stewart83 Bertie Stevens...5o
ClassIIl.— Excellent.—D Walker, I
Stewart, L. Barkley, 1Y1. Wood. Good.
L. Drage, Jennie Howard, L Snider,
Class II.—Good—M. McCracken.
F. BUCHANAN.
Croat Specialiste In Stomach Catarrh
Though often they fail to give eveu
femporat y relief, \L'. W. Seymour of
Huntsville, Out., cured himself with
Ferrozone. "My trouble" he says
"was ohronie catarrh of the stomach.
There was constant bad taste in my
mouth, I was costive and usually
nauseated before and after meals, I
also had a gnawing sensation in the
stomach. _gnawing
gave Ate great
relief, and I also . used Oatarrhozoue
which is gond for catarrh. Although
it took a number of boxes of Ferro
zoo I got back health and to -da
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am quite vel 1st stomach c t tutrh
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tndigesbuin and kindred disorders no
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Whig excels Ferl'oze ue In a thous-
and cases it has proved a wonderful
success. Try It yourself, 60e per box
at all dealers.
Church Chimes
M OTHER,' DAY—Sabbath evening 9th
lust alar e audience assembled to the
Methodist church in connection with the
Women's MI sionart Society. Mrs. A.
J Lowry, President, conducted • the
opening and closing exercises ; Mrs. I3.
L. Jackson. Secretary, called the mem
bership roll ; and Mrs. (Rev ) Oaten gave
a well directed address on "Women's
place in world winning" in which she
showed greatt
. how d the deb women owed to
the Gospel • their ability
to take their
place in the ranks of the crusaders for
the right ; the scope there was for the
exercise of tnleuts in the Women's
Missionary Society ; and urged hearty
practical sympathy in every effort for•
God, home and every land. The ad
dress was meritorious, Weld and most
appropriate. In addition to the anthem
by the choir, Misses Dowuingand Pryne
sang a choice duet and a ladies quartette
rendered in gond voice, "Will you let
the Savipur in ?" Mrs. Rev. 1. L,Kerr
Offered prayer at the opening of the
service and Mrs. (Rev.) Paul at the
olose. The. offering which was taken by
Mesdames Pluto Md Pryne netted over
,$22. oo. Misses Martha Sanith and
Florence Buchanan performed the duties
of ushers most satisfactorily, The dia.'
play of flowers and foliage plants was
beautiful, 'Service n0 doubt will awak-
en a new Interest.in tin already very live
department of the church's work and
the ladles are greatly encouraged by the
success.of.ge gathering.
Most Canadians Have Catarrh
Our chaiageable Climate ds
Responsible,
Where the atmosphere is damp, with
sudden changes in temperature, almpst
everybodyhes Catarrh, in some form
ar Other. he ordivary'cold in the head
inaamea awl weakens the membrauea
lining the nose and throat, end starts a
discharge. The next cold,is more easily
caught, and soon the patient is never
quite free of it.
As Catarrh develops the discharge
increases—drops into the throat, es-
pecially at night—end hikes on an
fensie odor,Besides being
exceed-
ingly disagreeable, there is greatdanger
o£ the disease extending to the lungs,
stomach, or bowels.
Though it is very difficult to cure,
Father Morrlscy devised a combined
internal and external treatmenttbat has
cured thousands. The Tablets tone up
and invigorate the system, and assist
Nature in throwing off the disease, while
the salve, applied up the nostrils, clears
out the discharge and heals the
membranes. Cpmbined treatment, sec
at your dealer's, or from Father
Morriscy Medicine Co„ Ltd„ Montreal,
Que. 20
A .LARGE FAMILY
Thirteen Is not an unlucky number..
What would you do if you were the
conductor of a train and saw thirteen
little biddies all under five years of age
tnripa ;fir andvou were
pr
e ented with.
one first class ticket for a '2,000 mile
Well, this was the predicament that
COQ fronted a conductor on a St. Pant
train several days ago.
The family was that of Frank and
Mrs. Scott. of Alberta, British • North-
west, and' the family isa remarkable one,
to say nothing of the trouble it caused
on the tt'p.
Thirteen children—two pairs of twins
and He ee sets of triplets—all boys, too.
Tir.^r',times have '••xrd the "A" list.of
Hies I,.' .vire one of the 13
have manone. nsslat ling with the initial'
letter of 10HIpbttltet. as follows:,Ashbel,
Archer and Austin, triplets, 4 1.2 years
old ; A.r'hot' anti Arnold, twins, 3 r:2
Years std; Allen. Almon and Alvis,
triplets. 2 1-2 years ; Albert, Albion
and Abel. another set of triplets, 18
months old.
All the trouble started when Father
Scott was lucky in an `Oklahoma land
drawing winnine I6o acres.
He sent for his family to .come out to
the newhome and Mamma Scott and
the 13 little Scotts started on their
long 2,000 mile journey. '
Am Conductor larvis peered into the
car when the train left St. Paul he looked
down the aisle and saw the Scott family,
be said to himself : "Here's a Sunday
school picnic."
When he started to take up the tickets
the surprise of his life came. Stooping
in front of Materna Scott she passed him.
one lone first class ticket and no more.
Looking about with a wave of his
hand over that portion of the car oc
eupied by the 13 lively little Scotts,
Conductor Jarvis asked -"Are these
yours ? If they are you will have to pay
for them, for you can't carry half the
inmates of the orphan asylum on one
ticket."
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prepared to do all kinds of House Painting, Dec-
: orating and Wall Paper Hanging.
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Walter Williamson
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tighten Up
We have just received our brand new stock of the lat-
est creations in Wall Papers from the leading manu-
facturer of Canada.
Large variety Newest i
g � y of Des gas
You are invited to inspect our new line of Wall Paper
by all odds the finest we have ever seen. .PPleee are Exceptionable.
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When you require paint for your buildings cofne
in and ask for facts and figures about S. W. P.
A ,• cars
Wealso y a full stock of Sherwin-Williams
Paints, Varnishes, Stains soldEnamels-4'a specialty for every purpose's
for everysurface' in and about the town or country home or the farm.
1:21i'fen 2.S CA§h
!�y a 2510
ho A. McDonald,Cranbrook
Here Mrs, Acott proved she was equal
to the occasion, and asked ; "Don't the
rules of this railway provide that all
children tinder five years of age shall
ride free, when accompanied by a
parent?"•
The conductor stood and • stared,
"Sure ! but you don't :mean to tell me
that all these are yours ?"
H ere' was Mrs. Seott's big moment and
to prove her assertion she went down
into her snit case and brought forth the
family record .anal' called the roll, to
which all the tots who were able to talk
answered.
The conductor gasped and passed up
the aisle, and then smiled at 'the plight
the next conductor would be thrown in
upon asking for the fares Nevertheless
the Scotts reachedtheir destination and
are happy.
The Public Is Often Faked
Unsorupitloua dealers aotaated by
large profits often recommend corn
cares "as good as Putnam's." There
is only one genuine Corti Extractor
and that is PutuaM's Painless' which
is a miracle of efficiency: and prompt
ness.IIse rio. ..
other
Tenders Wanted
Tenders will bo received by 'the undersigned
up to May tat. for the bui'ding of a new ewe -
mit and frame stable et Knox March Manse,
Oraabrook, and also for the remodelling ofthe
church horse sheds. Plans and. specifications
may be seen at A. Mclbouald's Store, Oren -
bionic. The lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted. Apply to A. MCDONALD,
Secretory of Board, Oranbrook. 41.9
Hair Beautifier
Tenders
Refined. Women tho World -.Over Use 14
L+ veli y woman knows that there is
nothing so gond for hair and scalp
trouble as Parisian Sage. If Parisian
Sage is used two or three times a week
it will keep the scalp nice and clean
and remove dandruff.: It makes the
hair lustrous and .fluffy, and keeps it
from falling out. '
We urge every woman who loves
radiant and fascinating hair to go to
Jas. Fox to -day and get a large 60 cent
bottle of Parisian Sage. . He .guaran-
tees it to pure' dandruff, falling hair
and•itciiingscalp, or money back.
keno INTEL EXAMINER OF R. C. D. S —
Dr. W. J. Fear, of Aylmer, a former
Brusselite and a brother to Rev. E A.
Fear of Blyth, has been appointed ex
aminer iu operative dentistry in the
Royal `College of Dental. Surgeons,
This reminds us that the cities 'do not
contain all the goo:: ones. The R. C.
D. S. is owned and conducted by the
dentists of Ontario. Dr. Fear will
receive the congratulations of all on the
high recoguition of his ability' by the
dental authorities at Toronto. This is
the most important of all the suhjects of
t he curriculum at the College. '!'he beat
men in all the professors come from the
smaller towns, and we congratulate Dr,:
Fear on, his appointment.
HOW TO LIVELONG
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With health kidneys, 'h
v ys, or1ea9 a
good chance to live long, but weak
kidneys afflict old age with great dis-
comforts. The base becomes bent and
latae, rheumatism is chronic, eyesight
fails and Lonfre-
quent orinvolius-
tar• ass esor
theurinepassages
cause
embart esc-
ulent by day and
loss of sleep at
night,
Booth's Kid-
ney Pills being
new strength to
old backs .and
quick relief 50 weakened kidneys,
They banish ,backache and rhea vatic
pain, regulate the bladder.a.ud urine.
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Booth's KidneyPIlls are for sick
kiteys in old nd young and are
guaranteed,by the proprietors, The R.
7'. Booth Co. Ltd., Fort Erie, Out.
Sold everywhere SOc. box, Free trial
sent on request. Sold and guaranteed
in Brussels by Jas. Fox,
;Booth.
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MUSKRATS
Wantedin any quantity at the fol.
lowing prices :—
SPRINGS WINTER'S • SMALLS KITTS
42c. 35c, 250. IRC,
I itisc pay highest !trines for all other raw
fur* Oonsigeineuts sollelted,
Writs for tn,y latest prlaa flat,
J: YAFFE
( 72 Colborne st., Toronto, Ont.
Tenders for the construction of the Net sl•
low end Repent Drafty; In. the Township or
OtrKilloi,, will be received by the undersigned,
up till the22nd day ofApril Plnns, &o.,
tory be seen of att01erk'n oiIlce, Lot 24, Con..'
7, McKillop, or at the Ouanell meeting in Sea -
forth of April 22nd when the Tenders will be
opened at 2 o'clock p, m A deposit of 5 or
the contract price to accompany. tenders.;
The lowest or any tender not necessarily ate
noted. M. 1d015DIE, Clerk.
Tenders
Tenders for the oonstruction of eleven 111)
cement bridges, ranging from 8 to 20 feet span
will be received by the Matillop Council at its.
meeting in Seaforth on April 22n - 1911, at
Gommet-Mel Hotel. Parties tendering asked
tosuhmitplans. Tenders' to be opened at 8'
o'clock p. m. The leweat or any tender not
necessarily accepted. M. 81URD1E, Clark.
For Service
The undersigned will keep for cervica on Lot
19; pun. 10, Gray, a thorn'. bred Berkshire hog,
with registered pedigree, purchased. from W.
W, Brownridge, of Georgetown. Terns 21.00,_
with privilege of returninRif necesenry.
JNO. BROWN. Proprietor,
Phone 1414. - Ethel P. 0.
Will sella young tIoro' bred Berkshire hog
at reasonable price, also aevetalyonng brood
sows. .89-tf
The People's Column
FOR SALE OR TO RENT—The-E35 of Lot 2,
on the 12th Oon. of the Township of Grey.
.Apply to ME
E.KELLY, Turnb rr .
street
South, Brussels.
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Tfi015O BRED YORKSHIRES either sex,
at breeding age, for sale. Also 2 young
Shorthorn bolls, one of them 1st prizo winner
at Brussels Fair. JAS. SPEAR, Lot s0, Con. 8,
Morris.' Box 279 Brussels P. 0. Phone 108.
FARM FOR SALE.—The 100 acre farts, be -
Lot 2B,gUou 14, property
10 ofereed' coo sure McNeil,
the
undersigned. There are 86 aeras cleared, bal
ance well timbered. On the farm there 1s a
nod bank barn, large driving shed d a com-
fortable ortable house. Place In good condition and
well fenced.' For further particulars apply to
JAS. A. MONAIR or JAS. D. MONAIR, Exec.
ntors, Cratbrook P.O., or Irl S. SCOTT, Brea.
eels. 7-tf
FARM FOR SALE.—The undersigned offers
for sale, 1110 100 'sora farm, beiit ' Lot iso,
Cott, 15, Grey. About 70 acres clearer, balance
1n swamp, 8 Gores in Fall wheat, 81 acres aoed-
ed down. Fall ..
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lowin is being done, Ott the
Perm i afro g
s me house
back barn. rn, drlvin
shed,
and orchard and
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well. post.
Ulosa to
office church on
d . nekool 'For further e portico.
tarn a ply to JOHN OSBURNE; Proprietor,
or P, �: Scott, Bruxeol0,
FARM FOR SALE, being South half Lot 26,
Oou.4, Morrie township, Huron' 0o,, con-
taining 100 sores more or less, On the prem-
ises is a frame house, bank barn, good o'ohm'tl,
well, windmill, Bee. Ail cleared except about
a1 sore School 14 miles distant. Only 2}5
miles frpm Brussels, decree of Fall wheat un
and about 50 soros seeded down. ParWoe,
terms and other information apply on, the
premises or if writing . Brosreta P 0, Phone
120: Or F, S. &Ott,. 131 ua001a,
11-tf A. 1„ K111t11, Proprietor.
FARMS R
FO SALE —Lots 21 and 22, Oen. 14,E
Maintop, and Lot Zion the 1915 Commie
Sion. Lots 21 and 22 compose the (Gardiner
homeetend and oentaihs sbont lee acres all
first -clues land, well fenced, well tile drained
end hes 11 acres of good hardwood bush ; good
comfortable buildings with all modern lin.
provemente ; plena of good spring writer end
a good plenty p
g t55±110 0rc5nra, This is (Inc of 10
choicest 1 i1 ssflfn'ns a the Coniti tr. Hamm and
will beaoldn5neves 15to suit phottee and
Tot
28 in
126samewithsmell button, 'Sail,
all in t Hares
tad bus est'n tot 15 (01 There
ens ten suers of (;and best' on � this farm. line
further mirth:aleresppl3 to ALEX (GAROM
1815, Walton P.O., or pa the premises. 49-tf
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COMFORTABLE 11RICS HOT5Sr with
stable, well, Bio„ and 2 aures of choice.
land for sale in the Southerly part of Brus-
eels. Immediate possession eon be given, For
further piiarticulars apply to P. S. Seat, Brits.
Bets, or IRO. MOARTIIUB, Waltou P.O.
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and place our graduates in positions. 0
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StrinSuring term opens April 8rd. For par- g
tioula•s address
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This school havn.contineltal repute- R.
✓ tion for high grade work and for tate
M `eatoevsofitsstudents. Wo. Iu,vc three
deinrtmrnts,—Couinreroial, Shorthand
and Telegraphy :Ambitious young,
• men and wometlehould send at once .
fur oar ler go free catalogue. Wrie for
• it at once and see what ourgiaduatea
undoing.
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be said to himself : "Here's a Sunday
school picnic."
When he started to take up the tickets
the surprise of his life came. Stooping
in front of Materna Scott she passed him.
one lone first class ticket and no more.
Looking about with a wave of his
hand over that portion of the car oc
eupied by the 13 lively little Scotts,
Conductor Jarvis asked -"Are these
yours ? If they are you will have to pay
for them, for you can't carry half the
inmates of the orphan asylum on one
ticket."
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prepared to do all kinds of House Painting, Dec-
: orating and Wall Paper Hanging.
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Walter Williamson
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tighten Up
We have just received our brand new stock of the lat-
est creations in Wall Papers from the leading manu-
facturer of Canada.
Large variety Newest i
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You are invited to inspect our new line of Wall Paper
by all odds the finest we have ever seen. .PPleee are Exceptionable.
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When you require paint for your buildings cofne
in and ask for facts and figures about S. W. P.
A ,• cars
Wealso y a full stock of Sherwin-Williams
Paints, Varnishes, Stains soldEnamels-4'a specialty for every purpose's
for everysurface' in and about the town or country home or the farm.
1:21i'fen 2.S CA§h
!�y a 2510
ho A. McDonald,Cranbrook
Here Mrs, Acott proved she was equal
to the occasion, and asked ; "Don't the
rules of this railway provide that all
children tinder five years of age shall
ride free, when accompanied by a
parent?"•
The conductor stood and • stared,
"Sure ! but you don't :mean to tell me
that all these are yours ?"
H ere' was Mrs. Seott's big moment and
to prove her assertion she went down
into her snit case and brought forth the
family record .anal' called the roll, to
which all the tots who were able to talk
answered.
The conductor gasped and passed up
the aisle, and then smiled at 'the plight
the next conductor would be thrown in
upon asking for the fares Nevertheless
the Scotts reachedtheir destination and
are happy.
The Public Is Often Faked
Unsorupitloua dealers aotaated by
large profits often recommend corn
cares "as good as Putnam's." There
is only one genuine Corti Extractor
and that is PutuaM's Painless' which
is a miracle of efficiency: and prompt
ness.IIse rio. ..
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Tenders Wanted
Tenders will bo received by 'the undersigned
up to May tat. for the bui'ding of a new ewe -
mit and frame stable et Knox March Manse,
Oraabrook, and also for the remodelling ofthe
church horse sheds. Plans and. specifications
may be seen at A. Mclbouald's Store, Oren -
bionic. The lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted. Apply to A. MCDONALD,
Secretory of Board, Oranbrook. 41.9
Hair Beautifier
Tenders
Refined. Women tho World -.Over Use 14
L+ veli y woman knows that there is
nothing so gond for hair and scalp
trouble as Parisian Sage. If Parisian
Sage is used two or three times a week
it will keep the scalp nice and clean
and remove dandruff.: It makes the
hair lustrous and .fluffy, and keeps it
from falling out. '
We urge every woman who loves
radiant and fascinating hair to go to
Jas. Fox to -day and get a large 60 cent
bottle of Parisian Sage. . He .guaran-
tees it to pure' dandruff, falling hair
and•itciiingscalp, or money back.
keno INTEL EXAMINER OF R. C. D. S —
Dr. W. J. Fear, of Aylmer, a former
Brusselite and a brother to Rev. E A.
Fear of Blyth, has been appointed ex
aminer iu operative dentistry in the
Royal `College of Dental. Surgeons,
This reminds us that the cities 'do not
contain all the goo:: ones. The R. C.
D. S. is owned and conducted by the
dentists of Ontario. Dr. Fear will
receive the congratulations of all on the
high recoguition of his ability' by the
dental authorities at Toronto. This is
the most important of all the suhjects of
t he curriculum at the College. '!'he beat
men in all the professors come from the
smaller towns, and we congratulate Dr,:
Fear on, his appointment.
HOW TO LIVELONG
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With health kidneys, 'h
v ys, or1ea9 a
good chance to live long, but weak
kidneys afflict old age with great dis-
comforts. The base becomes bent and
latae, rheumatism is chronic, eyesight
fails and Lonfre-
quent orinvolius-
tar• ass esor
theurinepassages
cause
embart esc-
ulent by day and
loss of sleep at
night,
Booth's Kid-
ney Pills being
new strength to
old backs .and
quick relief 50 weakened kidneys,
They banish ,backache and rhea vatic
pain, regulate the bladder.a.ud urine.
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Booth's KidneyPIlls are for sick
kiteys in old nd young and are
guaranteed,by the proprietors, The R.
7'. Booth Co. Ltd., Fort Erie, Out.
Sold everywhere SOc. box, Free trial
sent on request. Sold and guaranteed
in Brussels by Jas. Fox,
;Booth.
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MUSKRATS
Wantedin any quantity at the fol.
lowing prices :—
SPRINGS WINTER'S • SMALLS KITTS
42c. 35c, 250. IRC,
I itisc pay highest !trines for all other raw
fur* Oonsigeineuts sollelted,
Writs for tn,y latest prlaa flat,
J: YAFFE
( 72 Colborne st., Toronto, Ont.
Tenders for the construction of the Net sl•
low end Repent Drafty; In. the Township or
OtrKilloi,, will be received by the undersigned,
up till the22nd day ofApril Plnns, &o.,
tory be seen of att01erk'n oiIlce, Lot 24, Con..'
7, McKillop, or at the Ouanell meeting in Sea -
forth of April 22nd when the Tenders will be
opened at 2 o'clock p, m A deposit of 5 or
the contract price to accompany. tenders.;
The lowest or any tender not necessarily ate
noted. M. 1d015DIE, Clerk.
Tenders
Tenders for the oonstruction of eleven 111)
cement bridges, ranging from 8 to 20 feet span
will be received by the Matillop Council at its.
meeting in Seaforth on April 22n - 1911, at
Gommet-Mel Hotel. Parties tendering asked
tosuhmitplans. Tenders' to be opened at 8'
o'clock p. m. The leweat or any tender not
necessarily accepted. M. 81URD1E, Clark.
For Service
The undersigned will keep for cervica on Lot
19; pun. 10, Gray, a thorn'. bred Berkshire hog,
with registered pedigree, purchased. from W.
W, Brownridge, of Georgetown. Terns 21.00,_
with privilege of returninRif necesenry.
JNO. BROWN. Proprietor,
Phone 1414. - Ethel P. 0.
Will sella young tIoro' bred Berkshire hog
at reasonable price, also aevetalyonng brood
sows. .89-tf
The People's Column
FOR SALE OR TO RENT—The-E35 of Lot 2,
on the 12th Oon. of the Township of Grey.
.Apply to ME
E.KELLY, Turnb rr .
street
South, Brussels.
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Tfi015O BRED YORKSHIRES either sex,
at breeding age, for sale. Also 2 young
Shorthorn bolls, one of them 1st prizo winner
at Brussels Fair. JAS. SPEAR, Lot s0, Con. 8,
Morris.' Box 279 Brussels P. 0. Phone 108.
FARM FOR SALE.—The 100 acre farts, be -
Lot 2B,gUou 14, property
10 ofereed' coo sure McNeil,
the
undersigned. There are 86 aeras cleared, bal
ance well timbered. On the farm there 1s a
nod bank barn, large driving shed d a com-
fortable ortable house. Place In good condition and
well fenced.' For further particulars apply to
JAS. A. MONAIR or JAS. D. MONAIR, Exec.
ntors, Cratbrook P.O., or Irl S. SCOTT, Brea.
eels. 7-tf
FARM FOR SALE.—The undersigned offers
for sale, 1110 100 'sora farm, beiit ' Lot iso,
Cott, 15, Grey. About 70 acres clearer, balance
1n swamp, 8 Gores in Fall wheat, 81 acres aoed-
ed down. Fall ..
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lowin is being done, Ott the
Perm i afro g
s me house
back barn. rn, drlvin
shed,
and orchard and
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well. post.
Ulosa to
office church on
d . nekool 'For further e portico.
tarn a ply to JOHN OSBURNE; Proprietor,
or P, �: Scott, Bruxeol0,
FARM FOR SALE, being South half Lot 26,
Oou.4, Morrie township, Huron' 0o,, con-
taining 100 sores more or less, On the prem-
ises is a frame house, bank barn, good o'ohm'tl,
well, windmill, Bee. Ail cleared except about
a1 sore School 14 miles distant. Only 2}5
miles frpm Brussels, decree of Fall wheat un
and about 50 soros seeded down. ParWoe,
terms and other information apply on, the
premises or if writing . Brosreta P 0, Phone
120: Or F, S. &Ott,. 131 ua001a,
11-tf A. 1„ K111t11, Proprietor.
FARMS R
FO SALE —Lots 21 and 22, Oen. 14,E
Maintop, and Lot Zion the 1915 Commie
Sion. Lots 21 and 22 compose the (Gardiner
homeetend and oentaihs sbont lee acres all
first -clues land, well fenced, well tile drained
end hes 11 acres of good hardwood bush ; good
comfortable buildings with all modern lin.
provemente ; plena of good spring writer end
a good plenty p
g t55±110 0rc5nra, This is (Inc of 10
choicest 1 i1 ssflfn'ns a the Coniti tr. Hamm and
will beaoldn5neves 15to suit phottee and
Tot
28 in
126samewithsmell button, 'Sail,
all in t Hares
tad bus est'n tot 15 (01 There
ens ten suers of (;and best' on � this farm. line
further mirth:aleresppl3 to ALEX (GAROM
1815, Walton P.O., or pa the premises. 49-tf
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COMFORTABLE 11RICS HOT5Sr with
stable, well, Bio„ and 2 aures of choice.
land for sale in the Southerly part of Brus-
eels. Immediate possession eon be given, For
further piiarticulars apply to P. S. Seat, Brits.
Bets, or IRO. MOARTIIUB, Waltou P.O.
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Weare m.ear ReaderPa rtep g
n eo e or I n- nes 9 g people P i sat
The ,
Listowel Business College
and place our graduates in positions. 0
t Students may enter at any time.
StrinSuring term opens April 8rd. For par- g
tioula•s address
EDWIN 0. MATTHEWS, .Prim;
Y
,c'�rc,a .eaPA'A'P" �' '7ti"AV v .
g
v �'a� �,aa
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT,
A Large School A Good School
The Best -4
This school havn.contineltal repute- R.
✓ tion for high grade work and for tate
M `eatoevsofitsstudents. Wo. Iu,vc three
deinrtmrnts,—Couinreroial, Shorthand
and Telegraphy :Ambitious young,
• men and wometlehould send at once .
fur oar ler go free catalogue. Wrie for
• it at once and see what ourgiaduatea
undoing.
This is a good lime ofilhrS
ear for you
1. to enter our elnastot. Students. are wi-
S
1 LtcOr s
8e enaohlrcwa.eal;. Commence your
r
�{
� �
D: A. McLACHLAN, Princlpat. q
+civ-asi,.suoixs.I.Lavlsb tzar.; 4.
. '
Di
staslca is NoHindi
aace
to. those who :wishto got the best.
Many atndents from the distant Pro-
vincea and the United States attend the 1g
E LLi OTT
pil Toronto, Ont, This Scheel has a
national reputation for high ,
grade work. Graduation readily get � �, ���/r
good. positions., Opel entire year. En- t
ter now. Write for ontalo • n
e
• ti
Cor
Yelilr' Rhd W g
�'ELLIOTT,
Alrxnn
der ' ts.
S Pr( ei a . i
I' n 1 .
P
littiot AM1020ilo'P�ayaav� .va
+s.a♦a'♦a••4••4•••t' ••re*••i•s+ate•
Boys and
8• a/
• Girls •
•t Should learn those sabjonts by
which they can dLt
n a living.
.
•
Spotter' soh Business Colleges es 4*
•
are the largest' trainers in Can-
t act% and our graduates secure •
the best positions. You can
study at home, or partly at
♦
,F home, and finish at the College. •
•
• Individual Instruction. i'
•
Enter ./fny flay.
•
•
•
4.4'
•
• • Wi n ham
uSln
B
• ass College
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• OEO. SPOTTON, Principal
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