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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1911-10-26, Page 5440`r t. ROSINESS CARDS. K. O, T. M. Brussels Rout of the Mecoabeee, Ne, Bb hold their reeuaar mee5 p$5 in the Lodge Room, Aaeker Sleek, op the 1st and 8o4 due da a enloge et each m th, Vietore always w owe,ala 1 4, B5S,, OoM w, 4. gGt ltU , It, IC, WM. SPEIVOE CONVEYANCER AND 1S$UER OP.' MARRIAGE LICE NBBB -mos He the Peat Once, Ethel. 80-4'. JOHN' HARRIS, Agent Howiok Mutual Fire Insurance Company oiMoo-Rnd lieeldenoe— WALTON, ' ONT, JOHN SUTHERLANLiI ItceVBAtuta, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH. AUCTIONEERS. I.' S. SCOTT AB AN: AUCTION - non, will Sell for better prices, to bettor men, in leas time and lase charges than any ether Auctioneer in East Huron or Ice won't charge anything.. Dates and orders can always be arranged at this office or by. personal application. 13�1A1 AND -CONVEYANCING. VV.M. SINCLAIR • Barrister, Solicitor, Oonveyanoer, Notary Puhao, &o. llffioe—etewart'e Block t door North al central Hotel. Solicitor for the Metropolitan Bank. paOUDFOOT, HAYS & KILLOBAN BARRISTERS,SOLICITORS, NOTARIES PUBLIC, ETO. W. PR00D800T, H: C. - R. 0, Here J, L. BILLonas offices—Those formerly 000apled by Messrs Cameron &•Holt, GODERIOH, - ONTARIO.. ALLAN LIRE Royal Mail Steamers MONTREAL. TO. LIVERPOOL Virginian 'Friday, Oot. 27th 5 a. m. Tunisian ........ FridaNov. 5rd 5 Victorian Friday,Nov.10th 0 Conklin ..:..,,r Friday, Nov, 17th 5 " Virginian - Friday, Nov. 24th'5 MONTREAL TO GLASGOW'S Grampian Saturday, Oct, 28511 daylight Scotian Saturday, Nov, 9th Hesperlan Saturday. Nov. lint Ionian... .... . .... Saturday, Nov. 18th MONTREAL. TO LONDON One Claes Second Cabin and Third. Claes Paesengers. weekly service. All eteamere equipped with wireless and sub- marine signalling system. Full tnformntion as to rates, oto., on applica- tion to W. H. KERR. Agent Allan Line, Brussels. A .vdLbvAMai45yG'GdA11126 2,St Young People i O.Wecan prepareyou for'businese at The Listowel Business College and plaoe you in a good.position when ccs grnduettng INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION. You. may enter any day. 1 EDWIN O. MATTHEWS, Prin. W.•.W. �v..4... ,b.... t�avb.'.% tiBecome Independent Our Graduates get and hold good poli- 0/ Mons owing to their superior training. The \�7 LLiOTT E _-- TORONTO, ONT. is doing the highest grade of work in �W Business and Shorthand ,Education. Students of this year are now in poet- 2 Eons worth from $50 to 100 per month. uter now. Catalgue free, Cor. Young and i W..1. ELLIOTT, Alexander Sta.5Principal. Y �'il,OA''4SRa,�PitA �'Oe4�R2),Y �LlA'.e"� 6t:�r RUPTURE Cured At your home without pain, danger or operation. My method will cure ap- parently hopeless cases no matter what your age is or ' how long ruptured. Why wait until your rup- ture becomes strangulated when you can be cured ? Do not wait - Fill in coupon Age Time Rup........... Single or Double , Name . 44444 ,.......... Address and return to J. S. SMITH 88 Caledonia 8t. Dept, A Stratford, Ont, Business cards. illilSS BERTHA A,R MST RONA Towoher of Piano Studio at Carter's l4uelo Stem cnedoor North of the Standard Sank, Brussels. 13.10 ER E S H NOSE P L HARE P.. M luta pasaod 8110008801 A, asst imaged exntninae, Eton of the Plangferte Departwentet the To- ronto Conservatory of Mttsio, and is prepared to take pupil, et her hope, Princess street. O'Visits Ethel Friday. and Saturdity of eaoh week, DR. T, T, M' RAE Bachelor of Mudlolne, UniVei'sity of Toronto ; Licentiate wad Graduate of the Village of Pity, elotans and Surgeons, Ont. ; Post-Dradpate Chitego Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital, Ohloago, 111 Ex -House Surgeon 50 Bt. toloh- eel's Hospital, Toronto. Office over F. E, Smith's Drag Store. Tele- phone connection with Oranbrook at all hours. DR. M, FERGUSON ETHEL, ONT. Physician and Surgeon; Poet Graduate couretee London (Eng.), New York and Chicago Hoa- pitals. - Hawaii attention to disease of eye, ear, note and throat. Eyes tested for glasses, DR. HAMILTON Dental Burgeon Honor Graduate Dental Department, Toionto University ; Licentiate of Royal College of Dental Burgeons, of Toronto. Office in Smith Block reoently vacated by Lir, Fetid. PR. WA'RDLAW Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College. Day and night calls. Office opposite Flour 21i11, Ethel. GsexD Terms IlHH&a'arr BRUSSELS GOING BODTn GOING NORTH Mail 7:07 a m I Expreat 10:55 a an Express 11:25 a m Mail - 1:59 p Express 2;65 p m Express 0:52 p m l RC1F1C . WALTON To Toronto Express 7:91 6 m Express 2:57 p m. To Goderioh, Express 11:27 a m Express ..,,7:66 p m WROXETER Going East - 7:95 a. m. and 8:65 0. in. GoingWest- 12:46 and 9:47 p. m.' All trains going East connect with C. P. R. at Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T G. B. stations. GEO. ALLAN, Local Agent. istrix± C s Wingham Wm. Iabister is having a stable erected on the property he puvehased recently in town. Dr. J. P. Kennedy was elected President of the Western University. Association. Anniversary of the Wingham Branch of the Upper Canada Bible Society will take the form of mass meeting to be held in the Methodist church on Sunday evening, Oct. 29th. Members of the Parish Club held their annual meeting Tuesday even- ing of last week for the election of of- ficersfor the season of 19I1-1912. The following were elected r -Hon. Pres.. Mayor Spotton ;Hon: 1st Vice, A. H. Mugrove, M. L. A. ; Hoo. 2nd Vice, D. Holmes Pres., C. G. Van - stone ; 1st Vice, L. Binkley ; 2nd Vice, A. Mills ; Sec'y-,>VV'. Galbraith ; Fin. Sec'y., F. Gillespie ; Treas., A. Coutts ; Chairmen of committees— Sports, John Mason ; Entertainment, 0. P. Smith Bible Study, Dr. Price. •0 Many Children Sick Get their feet wet, catch coli or cramps, and give mothers an anxious With ith the first striver or sneeze rub the little one's chest with Nervi - line, gargle the throat, and give ten drops in hot water at bed time. Next morning all is well. No cold, no time lost at school. If Nerviline isn't in your home get it there at once. Deal- ers sell it in large 25c bottles. TO ECZEMA SOFFEHEPD If you are suffeh'ing frnnh skin troubles of any kind you should be very careful ant to let 115001 grow,' worse. Sorge of the nroet dreadful r' vitit•3 •' r (Ilse/tees be a a � unit 1 tial t and l 6 gg idle rasl which might hl be c edvev easily. The best reeomiOeltded cure for all skin troubles is a. wash Made of Oil of Wintergreen, T(hyhnol, and other ingrecliettts, according to. the prescription of Do, D. D, Dennis, the famous skin specialist. This 1), D, D. Prescription ie seientl- fioally con epotu)40e1, cued will not harm tl)e most delicatte skid. If you want instant relief from that torturing. itching 17ceema or would Iiite to have your Race freed from un- sightly pimples or blotches, write the D. D. D. Co., Dept, B. P, 40 Colborne Se. Toronto, and get a free trial box. It will relieve you. Fordwich H. V. Dobson has secured a position with the Hydro Electric people in Toronto. Monday evening, Oct. 30th, the Foresters will hold their annual Goo - cert in Brown's Hall. Mrs. W. A Edwards and Miss Lena have returned from an extended visit to Phoenix, B. C., and other points in Canadian Wes the 0a t. Melvin Gilkinson has been appoint- ed C. 1'R section foreman at Han- over and will move to that town when they can get.a residence. n The editor has returned from Tor- onto rtr- onto and feels much better' of the rest. 'He will have to return to Toronto in a month's time to continue the radium' cure. Walter Renwick's burn; which was destroyed by fire three week's ago, was insured in the Formosa Insurance Co. fol3 ,000 and a similar amount oai the contents,in the same con an . $1,500 was e -insured in the Walker- ton Co. Mr. Renwick's loss over and above the insurance will be at least $4,000. The best plaster. A piece of flannel' dampened with Chamberlain's Lini- ment and bound on over the affected parts is superior to a plaster and costs only one tenth ae much. Forsale by all dealers. its one of the judges. Mrs. Dawson, of London, the Wyandotte' queen, will judge the Wyandottes andive two lectures, on Tuesday and Wed-: nesday evenings. . It Actually Destroys the Cauao That's why catarrh is invariably cared by inhaling "0nttarrhozone." The healing vapor spreads to every part of the breathing organs, Gerais infecting the tissues of the nose,. throat andlungs are killed. Noshing is left to cause in lamination. Spots that are sore are healed. Discharge is cleared away and catarrh becomes something of the past. Use "Oitt''irrh- ozone" and your recovery is guaraur- teed. Two sizes, 25c and $1.00 at all dealers. - Listowel The U. B. congregation have erected a driving shed at the rear of the chnreh. Joseph Walker has sold his. 100 acre, farm, south halves of lots 1 and 2, 3rd concession Wallace, to John Blown, of Maryborough, the price being $6,000. A business change of . considerable importance has taken placein town, Gray, Bernie & Oo, having sold out their dry goods and general store here to H. S. Alexander & Co, of Belleville. Annual' meeting of Listowel Poultry Association was held in the library and following officers were elected for the ensuing year 1 Honorary Ptesi- dents, fi.. B. Murphy, M. P., and F. W. Hay ; President, L Duret ; vice - President, W, Snelling ; Secretary - treasurer, A. O Bricker ; managing r eommiLtee, D. L.Scott, . Male, .T. Wilson and S. Albert Superintendent intendent of show, H. Goddard The dates for the Winter show are January 10, 17 and 18. The Assoi$ation has secured the services, of J. Bennett, of Toronto, Blyth John Denholm shipped a car of apples to Glasgow, Scotland. D. Crittenden was at Pt. Stanley weighingwheat for Campbell Al iliing Co:, of St. 'Phomas. A. H. Jacobs, 'M s. John Wilford, of Blyth, and airs. Win. Dunn, of Atwood, left for Southern California and will remain the Winter. Louis and Mr's. Baggitt'•, who have resided here for the past number of months, left with their household effects for Pigeon, Michigan, where he will work at hlackstn'ithieg. Mrs. Ben. Mason is in!Peron to and will shortly return accompanied by. her son, Master Harvey, ivho has been undergoing treatment for an affliction of the hip. The treatment has prov- ed rowed beneficial. Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church which held a bazaar on the second day of the Blyth Fair, are well pleased with the results as they clear- ed off everything they had. The a 'e- ceipte'amounted to 570.05, expenditure $1.40 making a net profit of $8925. St. Andrew's Anniversary will be held on November_ 5th and 0th. On the Sunday, services will be conducted at 11 a. iu. and 7 p. nl. by Rev. Dr. Turnbull, of Toronto, and on the Monday evening a Concert will be held when 111110ic will be furnished by the choir of the church and by the Peerlei•s Male Quartette, of. Goderich. Addresses by Dr. Turnbull and Rev. Mr. Wishart and the resident clergy- men and recitations will be given by Miss Annie 0otrpland, of Wheatley. THAT in tris time of deep afl(etion. The funeral took plume Friday da Y to the blaitlandban k cemetery, Deceased was a daughter of Mrs. yJno, Mille, of BIN), also a slater of VYnt, Jae, 1v1llls of Hallett, Mrs.(Rev.) Kaine of Granton, Mrs, (Rev.) Olysdale, and Mies Florence will. her mother There, A Cordial Invitation to Miscue° This is an apt description of consti- patine, it's an unnatural condition 1;n begin with, and lie mote, because it beings about blood detet'Ioration, interferes with digestion, renders you BACKACIIE . , suscepWblo to iniectlous diseases and causes anaemia. Not so much a per Lydiaured by E, Pinkham's' Y Vegetable Compound Morton's Gap, Kentucky.—"I suf fered two years with female disorders, my health was very bad and I lied a continual backache which was simply awful. I could not stand on my feet longenough to cook a meal's victuals without my back nearly killing me, and I would have such dragging sen- sations I could hardly bear it. S had soreness in each side, could not stand tight clothing, and was irregular. I was completely run down. On ad - Wee I took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- table Compound and Liver Pills and am enjoying good health. It is now more than two years and I have not had an ache or pain since 1 do all my own work, washing and everything, and never have the backache any more. I think your medicine is grand and I praise it to all my neighbors. If you think my testimony will help others you may publish it."—Mrs. OaLIE WOODALL, Morton's Gap, Kentucky. Backache is a symptom of organic weakness or derangement. 1.1 you have backache don't neglect it. To get permanent relielf you must reach the root of the trouble. Nothing we know of will do this so surely as Lydia E. Pinkham'e. Compound. Write to Mrs. Pinkhani, at Lynn, Mass., for special ad7io e. Your letter will be absolutely confidential, and the advice free. W. Ross, who until a few years ago resided ona farm in East Wawtenosh, but has since been residing at Haire, Montana, died on October 9th at the age of 00 years. The deceased was the father of Jno. Ross, of Blyth. Besides Mr. Ross, there is 'left to mourn his loss. a wife and 3 daughters, namely-- Mrs. amely-Mrs. Burns, of Iowa, and Mrs. Old and Miss Dolly Ross at Haire Mont. Many will regret to learn of the death of Mrs. Wm. Oke, which oc- cured at her home on the Kippen. road, Tuckersrnith. Deceased whose maiden name was Caroline_ Louise Mills of Hullett, was just in the prime of life, being only 41 yenta of age. She had been a sufferer from • kidney trouble for about four years but bore her long illness with true Christian patience. She was a kind and loving wife and mother,and to the surviving husband, son and daughter will be ex- tended the sincerest sympathy of all Going Out of Business IN ETHEL ;Entire Stoek to � 6e Sacrificed € The undersigned having decided to move to the West intends offering his large and well selected stock for sale AT COST. It includes Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, &c. Sale Will Commence' Saturday, October lth and will continue for 3o Days as all must be Sold. Bargains may be expected so the Public generally should make sure to catch them as they go. Butter and Eggs taken as cash. Stock is all New and consequently all the better Bargain.. 1 A. THOMPSI!N,M ETHELerchant goatee 4.5 a natural stimulant to the bowels Is what you need. You get it in Dr. Hamilton's Pills which in- crease' liver activity, restore the. bowels to perfect aet1011 and positive- ly Cure constipation and its attendant evils. Insist on having only Do,'. Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and Betterut, 25c per box at all dealers. Exeter G. T. - R. STATION BUIt7ED.— The Grand Trunk station, • constructed threeyearsago and regarded as one of the handsomest on the line, was completely destroyed by fire, which commenced at 2 o'clock Friday morn- ing. The fire was discovered after it had seemed a sweeping start, and it was impossible to save a stick of it. The fire brigade dict great work in saving a number of freight cars. how- ever. A car of potatoes standing on the track nearby was partially con- sumed, and several trucks on the platform were destroyed. A traveller for a gun firm lost samples valued at $400. It is said that his stock of rifles and shotguns were completely de- stroyed. There were rumors that the safe in the office had been blown. but this was denied. How the fire start- ed is ti mystery. There was no fire in the station at the time, and every- thing indicates that the fire was of incendiary origin. No trains were through after the regular Bruce train due in Exeter at. 564. Passengers were compelled to put their baggage on the train unchecked Friday morn- ing. the housewife any stun she might see fit to .asks. Seeing an opportunity of a kitchen cabinet f r little 1' nothing, some six fanners on the sixth attached their signatures to a paper "in token of good will," and so that their- names might be recorded, A, (login other farmers on the laltealore around Nile did the same. 110 Otho day the 11 receivedanotice from thebatikty all Wingham that notes f"r $29 were due and payable there. These were the Goderich Provincial Detective Richard Phal- an, of the new Ontauo country is in town on a visit and may remain a couple of weeks longer. He is accom- panied by Mrs. Phalen. Word has been received in town of the death of Chas. E. Shaw at Exeter, England, an September 15th. The deceased was formerly a well known resident of Goderich, a brother of Mrs. E. N. Lewis. He was 52 years of age. Mr. Steep, who occupies what is known as the old Hillier farm in Gode- rich township, on the Heron road can boast of growing potatoes which can- not be easily beaten—three of them weighed 41 lbs., the largest of the three making 2Ibs., and all as clean and solid as a good apple. The Orangeville Post says :—The regular monthly meeting of the High School Board was held on Friday evening last in the auditorium. Miss Grace M. Strang, B. A, the teacher in modern languages was granted an in- .crease of salary of $50 dating from the lit of September. The board made the increase without any appli- cationby Miss Strang as a mark of appreciation of her service. William Lee, one ofethe oldest citi- zens of Goderich, died Friday morn- ing, aged '70 years. Mr. Lee was known by all lake captains and vessel men on the upper laked having been in the coal and watfinger business for nearly half a century. He was an uncompromising Conservative in politics and always took an active part in public affairs, baying been councillor for a number of years. He' was a member of the Auglican church and is survived by his widow and one son, Ohas. Lee, who is in the hard- ware business. G. James Shaw, aged 40 years, a foreman, of Goderich, Ont., has been awarded a bronze medal and the sum of 51,500, for the purpose of liquidat- ing a mortgage on Iris property. He rescued liarry 118. Videau, aged 36 years a laborer, from a machine, at. Goderich, September 14, 1008. Shaw in one attempt, after having failedp , pulled off a belt, travelling at the rate , in to minute of 4,000 feet aresponse a cry from Videau, who was entangled in a rope, and who was being crushed by the machine. The belt carne off just as one of Shaw'tains came 10 con- tact, t tact' with the pulley, but he was not injured. Videau was badly injured but recovered. KITCHEN CABINETS O.—At least a score of Oolborne Township farmers now have kitchen cabinets who never had kitchen cabinets before. Each and everyone cost $29. Thereby hangs a tale. Colborne always alwa s been a profitable field of operation for agents audpeddlers, and the farmers wives are given to stocking up with tea of the five -pounds for a dollar variety and dollar a bottle sarsaparilla at60 cents but the kitchen cabinet venture is the most extensive yet A slick, sleek stranger toured the 6th concession notlong ago, with a sample kitchen cabinet in the back of his wagon. Trade proving a little slow, he ramie the deal easy by telling each fernier that about Christmas time when the work was slack in the country, he would hire the farmer to drive him about coileotieg the pay- ments on the cabinets he had sold. Any price at all could be charged for this service, and the agent also agreed to board at the farmers home, paying Hair Grows Thin Use Parisian Sage in Time and Prevent Baldness If your hair is growing thinner and thinner and causing you anxiety go to James' Fox today and get a large bottle of Parisian Sage for only 50 cents. Itis such a delightful and re- freshing efreshing dressing that,you will like to use it regularly, Parisian Sage is guaranteed to stop falling hair and itching scalp* Io eradi- rat.te dauldrnff and make the hair 'estrous and radiant or money cs ba lc . There is nothing just as good as Parisian Sage. See you get the pack- age which contains the girl with the Auburn Hair, "blank papers." Then antro a sacs pr•oeessilln of dupett ones G0 Winghuln to settle, Good Corn lsho1100 for 250 A marvel .of efficacy, and prompt•. chess, a replied that .does cure corns, s u eau's r i 1 t is remedy name and wu an t no adds 0ornDt�a� Extractor. Contains aineh t. never pains, gives lasting sattisfaction. Insist on Putnain a' only. It's the best. .Learn e', nt Puha, Yr vii �.�, FLOUR. is .unlike i ,_., �,l P.n y Other brand rURITY FLOUR is unlike any other brand of flour. No two milling companies follow exactly the same process of milling. In fact, no two different brands of flour in the world are exactly alike in quality. And here is another fact worth knowing: Every wheat berry contains both high-grade and low-grade por- tions. The process of milling PURITY flour costs more than to mill ordinary flour. The low- grade portions are separated and excluded. PURITY is an ALL HIGH-GRADE, hard wheat Hour. It has greater strength, greater absorption and greater expansion. It is a thirstier, more elastic flour. It drinks more water and expands into more loaves. • Use PURITY FLOUR for your next batch of bread. Count the loaves. You'll find you have made "MORE BREAD AND BETTER BREAD" from PURITY than when you've used an equal weight of weaker and cheaper flour. ITY FLOUR "More bread and better bread" IMAGINE, if you can, how much whiter, and more tooth- some,and more nutritious, the bread made from such a HIGH-GRADE flour must be. And can you imagine yourself enjoying the flaky pie -crust and the light, delicate cake ? —your reward for using PURITY flour When making pastry, please remember to add more shortening than required with ordinary flour—for on account of its extra strength, PURITY FLOUR requires more shortening for best pastry -results Yes, PURITY FLOUR costs slightly more than ordinary flour. But use it once and you'll say it's worth more—much more— than the difference. Add PURITY FLOUR to ,your grocery list right now. 107 Sold by JAS. BALLANTYNE, W. J. McORACKEN, J. T. ROSS, GEO. THOMSON. ALP. BAEKER, Distributor, Brussels + •F•••••i•••1•I•t•t•••••i1•d•l•4•44•1Pit.4+•ir0+• +0 .5.° • We Like.,.. + • 4. • Q � +::a We are always best satisfied when our • • 5 customers are best satisfied. That's one • + .= reason why we always like to talk about • • Kodaks. The Kodak goods have quality + + writtenall o4er them. • ` m - • .. + J�j •. l• ;�I K017A KS •' rSnide and n ularized amateurphotogra- phy. hoto ra-h . They have always led inpimprove- • t P Y y+. • � 111 insets in new ideas. We carry a full line. � They are not expensive—$5.00 up, We'll be pleased to show the goods. • • • • • J•. R. WENDT, Jeweler and Engraver, Wroxeter •• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••+••••••••••••• t •+0+41•4.44444-414•0+•e+•+44+•+•+ 0+41+40+44+411.04•40+0+40+1+41+0+404. •� • • +. • + • + • •♦ • • + • ♦ • e + ♦ a• • • • ••+ • • rT7. ":11* Nr_v'T + ▪ •T�►T'lrTr�e 7r•ea"T "W' Y ' • rr,•r-srrl'e►"v"r'w-•••T • + • + 4, •4. • • + .♦ • • •• • Misses Sanderson & Carr • Fashionable Millinery WE return our hearty thanks to the Ladies of Brussels and vicinity for their generous support in connection with our Millinery Opening. New Goods, Latest Styles and Fair Prices are threeelements we figure on gaining us customers. Call .and see us when you re- quire Millinery.