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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1911-10-19, Page 6Ctt Armfuls Too iHUitSDhif, OCTOBER 19, 1911 Howlett !Fall Fair. The annual- Fall Exhibition of the liowiek Agrienllural Society was held in Corrie on Saturday. Oct, 7t11 and was a decided success, rbeday +vas all that could be d,,sired and a large crowd turn- ed out, Attendaime wru in the neigh- borhood`of 1500 and the gate receipts Were $175. Prize List is its follows 1-. H0RSES Heavy Draught.- Team, Dickson Bros, J & D Cainpbell, ; gelding or filly 3 yrs old, Robt Graham, Wilkinson Bros ; gelding or filly 2 years old, Dick- son Bios, Hugh Halliday; geldingor filly i yr old, Hugh Halliday, Wm Brown sr ; brood mare, J & D Camp- bell ; foal, J & D Campbell. Agricultural, -Team, Dickson Bros, Wm Raysou ; gelding or filly 3 yrs old, J & D Wilkin, Wilkinson Bros ; gelding or filly 2 yrs old, Jas McLeod, Ed Lambkin; gelding or filly x yr old, Andrew Schmidt, Wm Brown sr ; brood Mare, las Connell, 1 '& D Campbell ; foal, Thos Dobbs, Jas Douglas, Roadsters,- 'Team, R. F. Wilkin, Nesbitt Hamilton ; horse, gelding or mare, John McLeod, Wilkinson Bros; gelding or filly 3 years old, Wm. Hol- man, Thos Foster; gelding or filly 2 yrs old, Andrew Sehmldt ; gelding or fi11yr yr old, 1) Kauffman ; brood mare, Wm Holman, Earl' Johnston ; foal, J W Spence, Bert Failis. Carriage,-- Team, Harvey Sperling, J & D Wilkin ; horse gelding or mare, Nesbitt Hamilton, A M Hamilton gelding or filly, 3 yre old, Hermao Downey ; gelding or filly 2 yrs old, Cecil Cooper, D Kauffman ; brood mare, J & D Wilkin, Harvey Sperling ; foal, Wm. Holman, J & D Wilkin. Buggy Horse, J Schaefer, Robt Fallis ; saddle horse, J & D Wilkin ; best lady driver, Herman Downey, T. W. Spence; best horse in Agricultural and heavy draught classes, Jas McLeod ; best horse in roadster and carriage classes, Jas Connel, Jas. Hendrick, Judge. CATTLE Durhams.- Bull, under 3 yrs, J L Wilson, Andrew Davidson ; bull calf, J 1., Wilson ; female any age, J L Wil- son ; cow, 4 yrsold or over, x and 2, J L Wilson ; cow under 4 yrs Henry Bay- lor, heifer 2 yrs old, 1 & 2 T L Wilson ; yearling heifer, 1 L Wilson, Henry Bay- lor ; heifer calf. J L Wilson, Henry Bay- lor ; herd, J L. Wilson. Grades. -Cow, B Stafford, Henry Bay- lor; yearling baiter, Wm Lambkin; heifer calf, Wm Lambkin, B Stafford ; milch cow any kind or breed, milking qualities only considered 1 & 2 Wm Lamblcin ; village cow, Edwin Sperl- ing. Polled Angus, -Cow, 4 yrs old, B Stafford ; bull calf, r & 2 B Stafford. Holstein.- Bull, 3 years old, Wm Lambkin ; cow, 4 years old, x & 2, Ed Lambkin ; cow, uuder 4 yrs 1 & 2, Ed Lambkin ; heifer, 2 yrs old 1 and 2, Wm Lambkin ; yearling heifer, x & 2, Wm. Lambkin ; bull calf, 1 & 2, Wm. Lambkin ; heifer calf, x & 2, Ed Lambkin. Herefords. -Bull, 3 yrs old, Jas. Dow- ney ; cow, 4 yrs old, Jas. Downey ; cow, under 4 . las. Downey ; cow,w under 4 yrs, Jas Downey ; yearling heifer, x & e Jas Downey ; bull calf, Tas Downey ; heifer calf, 1 & 2, Jas Downey ; bull, any age or breed, Jas Downey. T. H. McCord, Judge. SHEEP Leicesters.-Aged ram. Robt Sander- son, Earl Johnston ; shearling ram, Robt Sanderson ; ram lamb, Robt Sanderson 1 & 2 ; pair ewes,having raised lambs 9 'c t in 1 1 r. Robt Sanderson • pair shearling ewes, Robt Sanderson • pair ewe Iambs, x & 2 Robt Sanderson ; pen sheep, Robt Sanderson. Oxford Downs. -Aged ram, McEwen Bros ; shearling ram McEwen Bros ; ram lamb, McEwen Bros ; pair ewes, havingraised lambs in 191 1 McEwen Bros ' pair shearling ees,McEwen Bros ; pair ewe lambs, McEwen Bros ; pen sheep, McEwen Bros. Grades, -Pair ewes, baying raised lambs in 1915, Earl Johnston ; pair of shearling ewes, Earl Johnston ; pair ewe lambs, Earl Johnston; best mutton sheep of any breed, Robt Sanderson, McEwen Bros. SWINE Berkshire.- Boar aged, Andrew Davidson ; boar 6 months and under 12, x & 2, Andrew Davidson ; boar under 6 months, Jas Douglas. Andrew David- son ; brood sow, Andrew Davidson ; sow 6 months and under 12, Andrew Davidson ; sow ander 6 months, jos Douglas, Andrew Davidson. Yorkshire White. -Boar 6 months and under in, k; Krohn ; boar under 6 months, E Krohn r & 2 ; brood sow, E Krohn ; sow 6 months and under 12, E Krohn ; sow under 6 months 1 & 2 E Krohn. Tamworth.- Boar aged, Andrew Davidson, POULTRY Pair geese, Peter Stroh, 1 & 2 ; Tur- keys, Peter Stroh, 1 & 2 ; ducks pekin, Stroh, 1 & 2 ; ducks any other kind, Wm Brown sr, James Downey ; ply - mouth rocks barred, Mrs James Brown ; Plymouth rocks barred chicks, Peter Stroh, Edwin Sperling ; plymouth rocks any other kind, Peter Stroh ; plymouth rocks chicks of any kind, Peter Stroh ; leghorns white, Peter Struh, Mrs Jas Brown ; leghorns, white chick, Peter Stroh, A Reis ; leghorns brown, David Kaufman, Earl' Johaeton ; leghorn brown chicks, David Kaufman, Earl Johnston ; wyandotre chicks, las Downey, Mrs lames Brown ; minorcas, Wm Brown sr 1 & 2 ; bantam chicks, Robt Sander- son ; pigeons fantail, Mrs las Brown ; pigeons of any kind, Wm Brown sr, Mrs. James Brown ; collection of stuffed• birds, R H Carson. GRAIN Red winter wheat, Andrew Schmidt, Jas W Edgar ; white winter wheat, Earl Johnston, Jas W Edgar ; spring wheat anykind T Krohn ; barley, Andrew Shinldt Jaynes W Edgar ; large peas, E Krohn ; atnall peas, James 'W Edgar, E Krohn ; white oats, Andrew Schmidt, J W Edgar ; block oats( .Andrew Schmidt, E. ICrnhn ;collection of Frain ill straw, It Krohn ; sheaf exhibit, E Krohn. S, CCNFIOENCE yye beer up gur statement* With: Our Roptitation and i tots y We ate so positive that we can ye. lieve constipation, no Metter hew 01110010 it Inay be, that we offer t0 fevnlah the medicine free of all cost if we fail, • We think that it is Worse than use- less to attempt, to cure constipation With cathartic drugs, Ottthartics Play do much harm, They may cause a re• action, 1511i6itte and weaken the bowels, and make constipation more ohm') ie. Constipation is often accompanied and may be caused .by weakness of the nerves apd mesules of the large intestine or Colon, To expect a cure you must therefore tone up and strengthen those 'parte and restore thein to healthier activity. The discovery of the active princi- ple of our remedy involved the labor of skilful research by chemists. This remedy produces results such as are expected from the best of the best- known intestinal tonics, and 16 is particularly prompt in its results. We want you to try Rexall Order- lies on our guarantee. They are ex- ceedingly pleasant to take and are ideal for children. They apparently act directly on the nerves and muscles of the bowels, having, it would seem a neutral action on other organs or lands. They do not purge or cause inconvenience. 1f they do not pusi- tively cure chronic or habitual consti- pation and thus relieve the myriads of associate or dependent chronic ail- ments, your money will be refunded,. Try Rexall Orderlies at our rick. Three sizes of packages, 10c., 25c, and 50c. Remember, you can obtain Rex - all Remedies in this community only at our store -The Rexall Store. F. R. Smith. DAIRY PRODUCE PROVISIONS Packed butter 20 lb, A Yuill, Geo Haines ; 10 lbs., A Yuill, Geo Haines, 5 lbs packed in roll, George Haines, Wm Goggin ; 8 prints butter, 1 lb each, J L Wilson, A Yuill ; 2 loaves bread borne made, Jas W Edgar, Andrew Schmidt ; one loaf bread. plain buns and pie made by Sn•l under 16, Andrew Schmidt, Peter troh ; apple pie, Mrs, 1 11 Stephens, Edwin Sperling ; pumpkiu pie, Harvey Sparling. Miss id Tughan ; buns home made, Andrew Schmidt, Mrs R H Stephens ; oatmeal cakes, Peter Stroh, Miss M 'Tughan, Harvey Sparling, Jas W Edgar ; fruit cake, Harvey Sparling, Edwin Sparling ; jelly cake, Edwin Sparling Geo Reinhart ; comb honey, Peter Stroh ; strained honey Peter Stroh, Geo Haines ; pickles vegetable, Miss M Tughan, Peter Stroh ; pickles fruit, Jas W Edgar, Miss M Tughan ; maple syrup, Harvey Sperling, George Reinhart ; jelly, A Yuill, Jas W Edgily 1 collection of canned fruit, A Yuill, W It Mc- Cracken, Miss M Tughan ; collection of jelly, Miss M Tughan, .A. Yuill. ROOTS AND VEGETABLES Bushel potatoes early, E Krohn, Harvey Sparling ; potatoes late. Geo. Reinhart, E Krohn ; potatoes any kind, Geo Haines, Andrew Schmidt 1 collection of potatoes, B Stafford, E Krohn ; swede turnips, W H NIc- Oracken, J Holland ; turnips any other kind, 19 Krohn, Andrew Davidson ; man old red E Krohn, , g 1 Andrew Schmidt ; marigold yellow, B Spaffovd, W H McCracken ; man - gold white, W H McCracken, Andrew Schmidt ; garden carrots, 1 & 2 And- rew Schmidt : field carrot, Andrew Schmidt ; sugar beets, Earl Johnston, W H'Mcracken ; celery, Geo Rein- hart, W 11 McCracken ; potato onions, Andrew Schmidt, id McCracken H seed onions, W'H W McCracken, Geo Reinhart ; onions from dutch sets, Andrew Schmidt, Geo Reinhart ; col- lection of 2 W H McCracken onions ns 0 1 & parsnips, Andrew Schmidt, Geo Rein- hart ; pumpkins, 'W H McCracken, Earl Johnston ; citrons, James W Edgar, Andrew Schmidt ; blood beets, Andrew Schmidt, Gen Reinhart turnip beets, NVH McCracken, .6. Reis ; tomatoes large, Geo Reinhart, Mrs Jas Brown ; tomatoes small, Nlrs Jas Brown • cabbage white, Andrew Schmidt, Wm Goggin; cabbage red, Andrew Schmidt, Geo Reinhart ; red peppers, Mrs Jas Brown ; cauliflowers, Geo Reinhart, Wm Goggin ; water- melons, Andrew Schmidt, E Krohn ; squash, W H McCracken, Peter Stroh ; encumbers, David Kaufman, Mrs• Jas Brown ; sunflowers, W H Mc- Cracken, Mrs Jas Brown ; table corn, Andrew Schmidt, W H McCracken ; field corn, Andrew Schmidt. W J McCracken ; white beaus, Geo Haines, Jas Downey ; butter beans, Mrs Jas Brown, Peter Stroh. FRUIT Northern spy, 1 Miss M Tughan 2 W H McCracken ; canadian red, 1 An- drew Schmidt, 2 A Reis ; rhode island greening, 1 W H McCracken, 2 Geo Haines ; Wagner, 1 J L Wilson, 2 A Yuill ; king of toinpkins, I Gen Haines 5 Jas W Edgar ; american golden rus- set', A Yuill 2 Mrs. Jas Brown russett l ankind,1 Jas W Edgar • ba dwin Harvey parling, 2 WgH McCracken 1 ; peewaulcee, 1 Peter Stroh, 2 A Yuill ; ben davis, 1 Andrew Schmidt ; mann, 1 Andrew Schmidt, 2J L Wilson ; 20 SKIN TROUBLES GROW WORSE ounce pippin,1 Geo Plaines, 2 Jae Clonnell ; 0(155110, 1 Peter • 86104 1 tltlixtan sweet, 1 llenzy Baylor, 2 111 Krohn 1001100tion or winter apples 1 Andrew $leiltnidt, 2 Geo Malum; culverts, 1 W 11 Me0raeken, 2 Mrs Jas Brown ; cayuga red, 1 G Haines ; duchess 1 A Reis, 2 Geo 3laines Alexander, 1 J W Spence, 2 Miss AI Tughau , midden blush, I Peter Stroll, 2 Geo Haines ; show apples; 1 J W Spence 2 Bert P t411is; St, LAW1'ou0e,1 Peter Stroh ; fall gentian, 1 Andrew Schmidt; 2 E. Krohn ; wealthy, 1 Geo Haines, 2 W li McCracken ; mcintoslt red, 1 J Holland ; grltveustein, 1 Har- vey Sparlin , 2 Jas W Edgar ; r•ibston pippii , 1 Peter Stroh, 2 Geo Plaines collection of fall applee,1 Andrew. Schmidt, 2 Earl Johnston ; general collection of apples, 1 Andrew Schmidt 2 Jas W Edgar ; crab apples, 1 Peter Stroh, 2 Jas Donnell ; lomhard pintas, W 11 McCracken ; gueii plums, W li McCracken ; ]Duero Plumps, Peter Stroh, W 1l McCracken ; rnoore's nate plains, W 11 McCracken ; ponds seedling plums, W 13 McCracken ; Washington plums, W H McCracken Yellow egg plums. W ll McCracken ; collection of plums,W H McCraekeu ; pears, A Yuill, .ndrew Schmidt ; grapes, Geo Reinhart, Peter Stroh. PLANTS AND FLOWERS Asters, Mrs Jas Brown ; dahlias, W H ]McCracken, Mrs Jas Brown ; sweet 190118, Mrs. Jas Brown ; stocks, Edwin Sperling, Mrs. Jas Brown ; table baguet, Mrs Jas Brown, Edwin Spar - ling ; basket of annuals, Mrs Jas Brown ; collection of house plants, Wm Stinson ; begonia, Mrs las Brown ; collection of ferns, Win Stin- son ; foliage plants, Wm Stinson. LADIES WORK Megan, Mrs Bele, 611-8 R Slevel- sou ; ttprou fancy, Mrs W McKenzie, Miss Livingston ; bead work, Mrs W Tamlyn, Mrs Hele ; bed spread, G Reinhart ; braiding, Mrs Stevenson, Geo Reinhart ; enllection of fancy work, Mrs Mc- Kenzie, Mrs Stevenson ; crochet. work in novelty braid, Mrs H A Aldred, Mrs. Tandy') ; crocheting wool, Nlrs Stevenson, Miss Livingston ; crochet- ing -cotton or silk, Mrs Stevenson, Airs Hele ; drape, Miss Livingston, Mrs Stevenson ; drawn work, Mrs Stevenson, Mrs'Jainlyn ; doylies, emb. Miss Livingston. Mrs Tatnlyu ; doy- lies crochet, Mrs Aldred ; embroidery eyelet, Mrs Tamlyn, Miss Livingston ; embroidery on cotton or linen, Mrs Tamlyn, Airs Stevenson ; emb Mt mel - lick, Jas W Edgar, Miss Livingston ; emb Roman, Miss Livingston, Mrs Tamlyn ; emb shadow, Miss Living- ston. Mrs Tamlyn ; emb bnlgarian, Mrs. Tamlyn, Mrs Stevenson ; emb on muslin, Mrs Stevenson, Mrs. Tamlyn ; emb as applied to dress making, Mrs Stevenson, Mrs. Tamlyn ; emb coro- nation, Miss Livingston, Mrs Tamlyn ; emb wallacehian, Mrs Tamlyn, Mrs Stevenson ; emb by lady over 00 years Edwin Spat•ling, Mi.'s. Tamlyn ; 5 o'clock tea cloth emb Mrs Alred, Mrs Livingston ; 5 o'clock tea cloth lace work, Miss Livingston, ,Mrs Tamlyn ; 5 o'clock tea cloth, drawn work, A Yuill, Geo Reinhart ; novelty in fancy work, Mrs Aldred, Mrs. Stevenson ; fascinator ; Mrs Tamlyn ; gloves hand made, Sirs McKenzie, W H Mc- Kenzie, W H McCracken ; hardanger an Scrim, Mrs Tamlyn, Mrs Stevenson; 3 handkerchiefs fancy, Mrs Steven- son, 111 FS Hele ; knitting fancy cotton, Miss Livingston, Mrs McKenzie ; knittingfanc wool, Mrs. Tamlyn, Mrs Stevensn ; honiton or point lace, irs Hele, Mrs Stevenson ; teneriffe lace, Mrs Tamlyn ; battenbnrg lace, Mrs Stevenson, Mrs Hele ; duchess lace, atm Stevenson, Miss Livingston ; tea cosey, Mrs Stevenson, A Yuill ; laundry bag, ams Steveneon, t i woman's t'9 mcKe 1Z e ,I woollen mitts, Miss 'Livingston, Mrs Hele, men's woollen mitts, Mrs Mc- Kenzie,Mrs Stevenson ; fancy table mats, Mrs Hele, Pim Stevenson ; toilet mats, Mrs Stevensnn, Mrs Tamlyn ; hooked mat, Mrs Stevenson ; mat any kind, Geo Reinhart; netting, Miss Livingston, Nlrs Steve,son ; photo frame Mrs Tamlyn, Mrs Bele ,pin cushion,Miss Tu hen Hele , pierced brass, Miss Livingston, Mrs ll'arnlyu ; pyrography on velvet, Mrs Tamlyn, Miss Livingston ; pyrography leather, 6115 Hele, Mrs Tamlyn ; pyrography wood, Miss Livingston ; Eczema, Psoriasis, and other skin troubles are caused by myriads of germs at work in the skin. Unless these germs are promptly destroyed they rapidly multiply, gnawing their way deep into the sensitive tissue. This is what causes that awful itrh, and what seemed a mere rash may grow worse and develop into a loath- some and torturing shin disease with its years of Misery. Don't take any chances 1 Destroy the germs at the beginning of the tremble with that soothing and cleans- ing wash, the D. D. D. Prescription for Eczema. Itis gnite a simple platter for you to find out for' 'smut self whether or not D. D. D. will erre rm. Simply send poor name and address to the D, D.-1). Laboy•atories, Dept, 13, P, 90 Colborne St, Toronto and get by re- turn 01511 a free trialbottle of the ]remedy. It will give you instant re-�. lief at the very first application. pillow shame emnbrotdery, Edwin Sperling ; pillow sliiJms any other, Mrs Tautly)), Mr's Stevelsoh; patch ell cloth ribs Atelenzie, Mies Tug- han , twitted quilt, Mrs Vele, Geo Reinhart ; crochet quilt, Edwin Spar• ling, Mee Tautly') ; patched quilt, W II MyOraekel ; pieced cotton quilt, Mrs Hole, Gen ileinhart ; silk or vet., vet quilt, A Yuill, Geo Hlalns; best quilted (1;1111, 11re McKenzie, Gc o Reinhart ; u'roll's stoekinto, 3Ir+ McKenzie, \V 11 11iCCrarkvll e1)1 '.•; sox, Mi'e 11eJCel.xie, Jas 6V. ledger ; leans ut'ilrst shirt, Niro M(Kenzic, Miss Togliatti ; ;man's fine shirt, Mrs McKenzie, Mies Livingston; sofa pillow e,nbo idered, 'Herman Downey, Mrs Aldred; sofa pillow ueetllework, Miss Tugluau, Herman Downey ; sofa pillow, any otherGeo Haines, Nis Stevenson ; ladies' wool shawl, Mrs Talnlyn, Miss Livingston ; ladies slip- pers, Mrs McKenzie, Mrs Tamlyn ; centre piece 'embroidered in silk, A Yuill, Mrs Stevenson ; centre piece embroidered in cotton, Miss Living- ston, Mrs Tamlyn• tray cloth, Mrs Stevenson, Mrs Aldred ; tea cloth, Mrs Stevenson, Mrs Tamlyn; tatting, Mm Stevenson, Mrs Bele ; whisk holder, Mrs McKenzie, Mrs Tamlyn ; [Continued on page 6] They Keep the whole system in the pink of condition. Their singular curative pro- perties discovered by an Indian tribe -introduced to civilization nearly a century ago -com- pounded since 1857 in the Comstock Laboratories at Brockville, Ontario. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills have a remarkable record for consistently curing constipa- tion,biliousnessandindlgestfon, purifying the blood, banishing headaches and clearing the 24 skin, 25c. a box everywhere. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • Complete and well" • assorted stock of Fall •• and Winter Woollens t. including i • • Soltio s •• 9 • • ouercoatin s • •• • Patltms • 9 • -- • • Fancy Vests • that should be seen. • • • • • • Fit and Workman- • ship Guaranteed. • • • • • • • W.P, Fraser • • •Merchant Tailor • O • • • e• • •9 i •• • •O • • A • • •• • •' • • • • • • •• • • ♦ •• NERVOUS, UFEL1 DEBILITATE® 11E l YOUNG MEN AND MIDDLE -ACED MEN, the victims of early indiseretluos and later et. ceases, who aro failures in life -you are the oneswe can restore to manhood and revive thespark of energy and vitality, Don't give up in despair because you have treated with other doctors, used electric belts and tried various drug store nostrums. Our New Method Treatment hat snatched hundreds from the brink 0f despair, bas re- stored happiness to hundreds of homes and has made successful men of those who were "down o and out." We prescribe specific, rem- syiSfom each individualcaseaecoritn to the urn me and complications -we have aosymptoms umedicines. OStoleour oftat secrets of our wonderful success asour treatment Can- not fail, for we prescribe remedies adapted to each individual case. Only curable cases ac- cepted. We have done business throughout Canada for over 20 Years. CURABLE CASES GUARANTEED OR, 90 PAY HEADER nHiago tyou rleoys 1 na your blood been inceasedf Kavayou any weakness? Our New Method Treatment will curd you, what aline clone forr others it will do for you. Consultation o' lotion Freo. No mutter who bas treated, yen, write P -an bones; opinion Pro.of Charge. Books Free "Boyhood, Manhood. Fatherhood." IDlustrat• ed) on Diseases of Men. No NAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT'. No names on boxes er enoel. ones. Everything Confidential. .Question List and Coat of Treatment FREE FOR HOME TREATMENT. Q f I�s.KENHEDi KENNEDY Cor, Michigan Ave. and Griswold St.. Detroit, Mich. NOTICE to our Canadian Correspondence Depart- All e art - All letters from Canada must he addressed lei melon Windsor, Ont. If you desire to stetted ea nee us personally call at our Medical Ynstitute in Detroit as wetreat no patients in our Windsor offices which are forCorrespondence and Laboratory for Canadian business only, Address all letters as follows: DRS. KENNEDY & KENNEDY, Windsor, Ont L Writo fel but private address. B M1 ,��rrpypy The Wornan - Day" t�, N�ea:rvtyThree This, 'is the problem confronting the average housewife -a problem of vital importance to the home, and one best solved by a trip to our store and the purchase of For the Woman Question is not only what to eat, but how to cook it, and you find the answer in Gurney -Oxford, -first in con- struction, as well as .convenience; first in facilities for control and readiness. The .Divided Oven .Flue Strip assures perfect baking because of its even heat -distribution, and in every detail the perfect construction of this Chancellor Range assures satisfactory cooking results. Another phase of the question is economy, and we invite a visit to our store expressly that you may examine the marvell- ous fuel -saving device the Oxford Economizer Gurney -Oxfords are the only stoves licensed to sell with this wonderful patent. It needs only to he set at a proper angle to hold heat ,for ]ours without attention. No fuel is vkfasted---a saving of zo per cent. The Grate is .Reversible with strong teeth that save accumulation of clinkers and waste. In point of appearance -nickel trim- mings, beauty of design, etc. -the Gurney - Oxford has not, a rival, Come to our store and find the best answer to the Woman Question -a Gurney -Oxford stove. WILTON & GILLESPIE You are not experimenting 013 your- self when you take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a cold as it has won its great reputation and exten- sive sale by its remarkable cures of colds and can always be depended npou. It is equally valuable for adults and children and may be given to young children with implicit confi- dence as it contains no harmful drug. Sold by aliDealers._ Let Tho Stomach Alone You can't cure catarrh by dosing the stomach. The disease is in the throat, ansa and bronchial tubes. In- hale Oatarrhozone to the spot where the disease really is, -it clears away foul secretions, stops discharges at once, purifies and heals the passages, literally annihilates every trace of catarrh. Nothing else is so direct and certain as "Catarrhozone." Results guaranteed. Two sizes, 25c and $1.00 at all dealers. AIALLMA L a dz•es- COLLEGE St. Thomas,Ont. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE 013 REDDEST Auction Sales AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK, IM' 2Lna11NT8, &0.-51. B. Soott, auctioneer. has been instructed by the undersigned to sell by pablio auction at Lot 27, Con, 0 - Grey,on Tuesday, October 24th, at 1 o'clook,thefouow- lug property, viz. ;--1 brood mare rising 5 yrs. supposed in foal, 1 heavy draft mare rising 8 years, 1 heavy draft geldingfoal rising 0 mos„ 1 mare 4 years old, 4 cows supposed in calf, 2 heifers rising 2 years supposed in calf, 5 Hot. stein heifer outsets 5 steer calves, 1 brood sow supposed in pig . 5young pigs 2 menthe old, 1 Massey -Harris 'binder, 1 Toronto mower, 1 horse rake 1 Champion seed drill, 1 disc har- row, 1 set iron harrows, 1 riding plow nearly new, 1 single plow, 1 wagon, 1 new combina- tion stook and hayrack, 1 set of bob.sleighs with box and stock rank, 1 Chatham fanning mill with bagger nearly new, 1 round water tank 5 feet in diameter, 1 set platform scales, 1 cutting box,1 Oxford cream separator, quan- tity of straw, quantity of hay, 1 Cook elove, 1 parlor heating stove, 1 kitchen table, 6 kitchen chairs, 2 Large sized milk sane and other artic- les. Sale unreserved ns proprietor has Bold his farm. Terms -All sums. of $5 and under cash; over that amount 12 months credit will be given on furuithing approved joint notes; 5 per cent. off for Dash on credit amounts. JACOB HOLLINBEOK, Prop, CLEAKINGSALE of Thoro-Bred Short Horn and HighGrade Cattle, eel well bred Horses, Inplemeuta, &c. -F. B. Scott, auctioneer, has been instructed by the under- signed to sell by public auction at 834 Lot 21. Co,,, 14, MORillop, on Friday, October 27th,. at 1260 o'clock, the following valuable propperty, viz.; -1 heavy draft aged mare supposed in foal to Bursar, 1 heavy draft registered imported mare supposed in foal to Bursar, 1 heavy draft filly 8 years old aupposed in foal to Belledoyle, 1 heavy draft gelding 4 years old, 1.heavy draft ally rising 2 years, 1 general purpose filly ria. ing 8 yearn 4 registered Short Horn cows imp - posed in Calf, 1rogiatered Short Horn heifer rising 8 seppoeed in Calf, 1 regletared Short Horn heifer rising 2 with calf at foot, 1 regia - tared Short Horn heifer rising 2, 8 registered Short Horn Heifer calves, 1 registered Short Horn bull 0,91, 1 reglotored Short Horn bull 2 years old, 6 young grade cowe supposed to be in calf, 6 grade yearlings, 6 grade calves, 1 Massey8arrie reaper 0 foot out, I Deering mower 5% foot out, 1 Maesey-Herris hay ted. der, 1 Rook Island hay loader,1 fanning null, 1 dine harrow, 1 Messoy-Bnrris springtooth cultivator, 1 seed drill, I set IS;horse barrows, 1 walking plow, 1 Perrin riding plow, 1 Ping plow, 1 set 200013. Reales, 1 bag truck, 1 land roller, l rabber tire buggy abndet new, 1 road Dort, 1 cutter, .1 light 2 -seated Rlei b, 2 sets heavy sleighs, I'truolt wagon, 1 etanderd Wnik- ervllIe wagon, 1 battle andhay reek, 1 Kemp entente spreader, 114•). p. White engine, 1 Watson( cylinder cutting box with blower at. toehmoitt and 00 feet carrlers,1 Ja11et grinder, 1 phlpor, 1lslicer, 1 set teem Mendes, 1 sot sin- gle baritone, 1 double set light hareems, 1 wheel. berrow, 1 setter kettle, nap bucket? and. lanes, skins,gentility on ,hovels An11 e Scat of hotherhnr. Holes forks, n a Hilae then robrie a to esolden. :anew Tertian carve o ' {of 510 0111 hes sold 811 farm, over hat -All 11 of menthe e o ender w rash ; fur. mmMt,rb 11 months o'edSt will be gluon on Pnr• nl•lnnentiproved joint;notes; 4.per cent, per annum off for ea 11 on credit amounts, 0ARDIN1R,Proprietor. Notice to Creditors In the /natter of the estate of John Mac- Arthur, late of the Village of Bros• sels, in the Couuty of Huron, gentleman, deceased. 1 Notice is hereby given pursuant to the Re- I vised Statutes of Ontario, 1897, Chapter 129, that all creditors and others having olefin against the estate of the said John MacArthur, I who died on or about the 29th dayof Soptem- her, 1911, are required on or befre the 10th day of October, 1011, to send by poet, prepaid, or deliver to Annie MacArthur or Mary Mac Arthur, W'altouP. 0., the Executrix of the daoeesed, theh• Clu'iSlien and surnames; ad- dresses and descriptions and statement of their accounts against the said estate and also the nature of the security if any held by them. And further take notice that after such last before mentioned do ed date the is of the eclpr d amongst the the titled of the demising arthees en s of which having regard onlytoBB g d5 chines which aid, ecu-' then have of no g liable end that id said Exoon- trixwillnot he liable for the said e r n part theref to anyperson ors persons of whose claims notice shalnot have been received by them at the time of such distribution. Dated this 10th day of October, 1911. 15.8 1P. S. SCOTT, Agent for the Executrix. AMS FOR SALE -The Leicester Rams adhns- 8 R 6 pato brad Con. Lalaesns p. They axle. Lot 17, OR 9,BTGrey township. Trey are fine ones. ROB]. L. MODONALD, 12-tf Oranbrook P. O. COR SALE A. few good Oxforddownand Leiceater ram lambs and a Leicester shearling ram for sale. Apply to S. WALKER, Lot 29 Oon, 7, Morris, Brusaslo P. 0. 154 Telephone 168, lc ARM FOR SALE being Lot 1 1B yon. 18. 11- Grframe oomtnt5.; y Pt g 100itc ?taros; 24; story uneshouse,20x1, ft,; ne stabling 10x24 good frwells; buntie ded90, on a axe stabling, i; good sin ue ; orch to gross except 20 aeras. 30 sorts to Proal • nrstate; £�milesltiv from C. P. R. station. All to state of onlALIIMA, For further 7 �ranbro imply to ALEXANDER BARRON,ephone 2 18. P. O. 10.9.. Telephone 2618. WARMS FOR SALE -Being Lot 4, don, 11, and Lot 6, Con. 18, Grey Township, Huron Co. On these banns are good buildings, well. fenced and drained, also good oroharde ; plen- ty of water ;t aultivattot. nearly all seeded to grass and in wood state 6 o Both are Close ty will be and to the Village ea Brussels. They wenbe Boldly cheapnand premises. easy terms of pay nrea'tt. Apply on 'JAS.he 21016 8•ti � 'JAS. HOTZ, Brussels P, 0. .i. FARM FOR SALE. -The undersigned offers '♦I' for sale lila 100 Bore farm, being N% Lot 29, yon, 8, Morris ow p, Huron (e. 55 + acres cleared. There is a comfortable !rouse'5 • new bank barn, orchard, drilled. well, &o. 2;ry g.•.;.•.}.0•F•••3•••4•®4•O•P••F♦d•••}•••F••}•♦ miles South of Brussels. Possessionfirstof March, 1912. For further particulars, as to price, terms &o., apply on the premises or ruseels'P. a, toll. BEAM, Prop. 8-4 FARM EOR $ALIO.-Belug Lot 20, Con. 14 MaKillop township, containing about 02 cores, all cleared. On the premises is a brick house, bank barn with hog ,on combined, and a new power Mill for pumping,grinding, &c. also good bearing orolmr.', chilly Soya.. Lunt is la extra good state of Cultivation, having been cropped light and large stock of both hogs and Cattle fed or, It for yams. ]farm is situated 911 miles from school end 2 ,riles from Walton 0. P. R. statim,, For further partion- lars write J. 1t. HAMILTON, Welton P.O., or apply on the prenieea. 40-tf TH0100'-BRED YORKSHIRES, either sex,• et breeding age, fineaale. Also 2 young Shorthorn bulls, one of then 1st prize winner at Brussels Fair. ,IAS. SPE1R, bet 80, 0on. 8, Morrie. Box 278 Brussels P. 0. Phone 100. ThirtyYears . • • Our Seven Colleges have been established during the past 80 .••I. + years. The largest trainers 10 • Canada. Owing to our ermine- + Zinn all over Ontario, we do + 'D• better for cur graduates than • + au3 � s thcr Shoot. 'n School. You may study all at home or partly at .•yT. Moine and finish art the College. • • Affiliated with The Oommeroal + 0,Educators' Association of Cart- ,l••. ala.t I would be well for • y ou ♦ to investigate g choosing. t ate Before + • Exclusive right for Ontario of + • the world-famous Bliss Book- • • keeping System, which is un- + • equalled, 1t is Actual Business + from Start to Finish, and the • • student keeps same books as 'r Chartered Banks and Whole- "" + sale Houses; Eater any time. • • Individualinstruction. kFall Term From Aug. 28th + ♦ Write, call or phone for • partdcnlare, • WINCFIAM • • Business College GEO. SPOTTON, President • Chas. W. Burns, Principal • •1• AT A BARGAIN. -Will dispose of cottage, Elizabeth street, Brussels, at $850, a groat bargain 1n order to secure quick sole. Key may be bad. from Mr. .J; Letting. - For further articulare nee Mr. Leckie or writethe under- signed. J. H. CAMERON, tdor- 10 8t. George St„ London.. COMFORTABLE BRICK 1101102 with stable, well, dm., end'2 acres of (tlsolee land for sale in the Southerly part of Brus- sels. Immediate possession canbe given. Por further particulars apply to F. 8• Scott, Brns- eels, or J140. MCARTHUR, Weltoh P.O. FARM FOR SALE, -Tin 100 Wore farm bo. ing the property of the late Peter 210E 011, Lot 28, Con. 14, Grey, de offered for sale by the underetg sed. There are 85 norm eloarod, Wi- lmot,Wi- lmot, well norm timbered. On the hum there is u good bank barn, large driving shed and a con• fortable house, Platte in good condition and well fenced. For further particulars apply 60 JAS. A. MCNAIR or JAS. D. 100NAIR, Sam). utors, Oranbrook P. 0„ or F. S. SOOT' Brinesets. 17.11 WARM FOR SALR--The undersigned offers F for sale, his 100 acre form, being bat 00, Don. 15, Grey, About 70 acme cleared, batmen, in swamp, 6 Doren in Fall wheat, al noes seed- ed down, Fall plowing fa beingdone, l farm Is a frame house, lmkbarn, drvhehed good orchard and drilled Well. (lone to poet. office, ohuroh and school, For further 502(500' tars apply to JOHN OSB012NE, Proprieter, or F. B. Scott, Brussels, =ARM FOR SALE, being South half Lot 65, Con. 4, Morris toWnship, Haven 00 , 000- tolning 100 aerea more or lees, On the pretn- ieos is a frame hnttee, bank haru, good orchard, woll, Windmill, &o. All cleered except about all acre. School 1% Mired distort, Only 944 nil les front Brussels. 0 acres of Fell wheat In and about 50 acrea seeded down, Per prior, terms and other information imply on the romlees.or SP w,ithlg JOesotela P. O. Pimuo 110, Or F. S. Scott, l)napnls. 1141 , A. L.IUlISR, Proprietor. THE Chopin Mill at the Electric tight Plant BRUSSELS Will Run every Week Day Y from this date and attend to alt orders With pt'onlptness and care. Satisfaction guaranteed, Flour and Feed always on hand for sale. We aro prepared to install Electric Light in homes or pub- lic buildings. A81t ;about rine rates and terms, A 1 service promised. 7 .. Jnor P at t eIS011 Mgr.