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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1911-11-2, Page 4d, flUtIAAtt NOVEMBER6E R s, xgil What We May Expect. The Tex Collector. A hooky team for Bratsets. Hoy Scoot oi'garrizition, Few flurries of snow, Skating to be popular next Winter. Curlers to get busy with the stone and besom, Business ss t o boom in Brussels, r sols Monthly Ite Fair s lively ase ever, People who attended the cbarvari to feel mean Larger aggregations at the churches, Church Chimes CHURCH UntoN.—The questiou of church union is to be submitted to the ofrteial boards and the membership of the Methodist church within the next six months. The General Conterenae special committee at its annnsi meeting last Thursday the board room at t ino Y Wesley buildings directed that a vote be taken by the official Boards not later than the third quarterly meeting of the boards iu the conference year, that is, in February and that n vote of the membership shall be taken not later than .April n5th. The superintendents of circuits and missions will be instruct- ed to arrange that the fullest possible vote of the membership be secured. A sufficient number of copies of the basis of union will bes ent to each superinten- dent to enable him to be present a copy to each family on his charge There will be three ballots prepared, one for the members of the church eighteen years of age and over and one for the members of the church under eighteen teen vents uf age. A separate ballot for in- formation only will bee of the ad' taken erects. Three questions will be ont h q he ballotpapers Are you in favor of organic union with the Presbyterian and Congregational churches ? 2. Do you approve ofthe proposed basis of union ? g, Have you any suggestions or alterna- tives to offer? The Secretary, Rev. Dr. T. Albert Moore, reported the result of vote on church union in the annual con- ferences -1370 for. and 27o against. pretty exhibitiou of how to consol ferences. 'rhe proposal of the Ecumeni- cal Conference was approved, that a commission be appointed to promote closer fellowship and co-operation be- tween the Methodist churches of the world in the interval between the next Ecumenical and Rev. Drs. Chown and a C loran, N. R. Rowell, K, C., and J, W. Fiavelle were appointed as the Canadian members of that commission. Grand Jury Presentment The following is the presentment of the Grand Jury at the recent assizes. The Jurors for our Lord the King, respectfully Present as follows We examined the court house, registry office, jail and house of refuge and wish to state that we found these buildings, in all departments, clean and apparently well kept. After careful examination, we con- clude that the heating, ventilation, water supply and sanitary arrange- ments, in each building are fairly good. We think a building should be erected at the jail in which to store fuel and not lave it exposed in the open. We found three reale inmates in the jail, Thomas Wall appears harmless, charged as being insane; Joseph Smeltzer, committed as a vagrant. This party has been kept in the house of refuge for the past five years and was recently removed eo the jail, because he is an epileptic and dangerous to be allowed to mingle with the inmates of the house of refuge. C. W. Cross is awaiting his trial on a charge of larceny. We visited the house of refuge, ,,which is situated near the town -of Clinton. This is an 'institution or home for the care of indigent and friendless people of this county. We were careful in our examination and front garret to cellar, we are satisfied with its appearance. Our impression is, that itis a marvel bow an institu- tion providing for eighty-five inmates most of whom are aged and helpless, can be kept so clean and the atmos- phere throughout the building so pure. The sleeping apartments in both the jail and house of refuge, seem to be particularly well kept. The farm on which the house of refuge is situated is well cultivated and the out -buildings are tidy and sufficient. We also made inquiry and inspec- tion of schools and hospitals. The new school in Goderich has been occupied for about year. We wish to say that it was a source of pleasure and instruction to visit the different departments in this building. The registry office seems comfort. able and everything appeal's tidy and well kept. Shrubbery and flower beds make theg rounds around this building particularly ular1 attractive. Having related to your Lordship what your Grand Jurors have clone in the performance of their duties, they beg to express their gratitude to the officials of the various institutions, for their courtesy in assisting us in our inspection. We have to thank your Lordship for your courtesy and your address to us which was simple and comprehen- sive. All of which is respectfully submitted, ANDREW PORTER, Foreman. Gorrie ANOTHER PIONEER PASSES.— On Sunday morning 22nd another pioneer of Howick passed to the Great Be- yond at the home of his sou -in-law, Geo. Dane, in Toronto, in the person of Wrn. McKee, formerly of Gorrie. Deceased had been ailing for about nine weeks, pneumonia being the cause of death. Mr. McKee was burn in Donegal County, Ireland, in 1884. When a boy he came fo Canada with hie parents and settled in Wellesley township.nailp After several years reei- dente there they moved to Moles- worth vicinity, which was their et lance wilderes , 'n s and endured the Nets and hardships of the early Pipers and like many other Sturdy 'esev bring settlers Wets Ultintate- t„ fiitiicls deet; tit ly rewarded in the making of a °erns fin table Moine and well cleared farm. 14 yours•ago he retired lo lort'ie. Aimee threeo yerH t O Miss_ McKee diet, since within time 11t. lleee, had been malting his home with his daughter In Turarttc, The renneigs were take!) to Gorrie on Tuesday. Service was held in the Methodist church and interment trade in Moles- worth cemetery, Time. and; jee. Me* Kee. G. R. and Mrs. McKee and Geo, and Mrs. Dane all of Toronto attendied. the funeral, o eric Q d h G. M. Elliott hes definitely aaceptPd the position of county agent for the Children's Aid Society, and has begun his dlitdee. • Ronin MISSIONS,--• A tweeting was held in the lectnte room of Knox ohtsvoh, Goderiele for the purpose of organizing a Presbyterial of Huron. There were representatives. present from seven anxltiavies. The &Heeling was addressed by Mrs. (Dv.) Somer- ville, of Toronto, the president of the General Society and by Mrs. (Rev,) MOKeiroll, also of Toronto. A Pres. byterial, was organized with the fol- lowing officers i Mrs, Kelly, of Godericb, President ; vice Presidents, Mrs. (Rev.) Ross, Goderich, Mrs. Ewing, Bayfield, Mrs. Larkin, Sea - forth and Mrs. Young, Oarlow ; Om - responding Secretary, Mrs, Small, of Blyth ; Recording Secretary, Miss McPhail, Porter's' Hill Secretary, Mrs. Taylor._ Goderich ; Treasurer, Mrs. M. Y, McLean, Seaforth. Morris PIONEER OALLED,—Joseph M.Kin- ney, sr., passed away 00 Tuesday of last week at the home of his son, Joseph -tine &IcKu .Hast of Bluevale, Y, Deceased wagi n his S L r bad 0 h year and na been a resident of Morris fnr upwards s of 55township y ears ct men to the 8n when all. was bush. His partner in life passed away some sixteen years ago, He was a Conservative in politics and had for many years been a member of the Bluevale Orange Lodge. Me. McKinney is survived by two sons and wodaughters, viz :— t Joseph McKinney, Movies is ; Wm. J. McKinney, in the West Mrs. Wrn. S. King, Tnruberry ; and Mrs. Jolla. Messer, of Morris. The funeral took place Thureday afternoon to Blnevale cemetery, the members of the L. 0. L. attending in a body. "I ate pleased to recommend Cham- berlain's Cough Remedyas the best thing I know of and safest remedy for coughs, cold and bronchial trouble," writes Mrs. L B. Afhold, of Denver, Ooio. "We have used it re- peatedly and it has never failed to give relief." For sale by all dealers. Perth County A Oonservative Convention for Pro- vincial Legislature was held at Mit- chell. Nearly two hundred delegates were present. The nomina- tion was tendered to Hon. Nelson Monteith, the defeated candidate at the last election, but be declined. Other nominations were then made, and four of those nominated went to the ballot ; Robert Graham, of St. Marys; W. Johnston, of Blanshard ; J. Duubat•, of Downie and John Ben- newis,ex-Reeve, of Logan. On the first eallot Mt. Bennewis, received a majority and the nomination was made unanimous and was accepted by hint. Listowel J. S. Gee attended the Oonference of Brethen, at. Montreal last week. Councillor A. W. Featherstone is corning out as a candidate for Mayor at the coming municipal elections. The ladies of Knox church will hold a Bazaar in the Town Hall on the days of November 30 and December 1. Both the 0. P. R. and G. T. R. stations have been wired tor electric lightning and are attached to the Municipal system. S. E. Smith, Reeve of Wallace who had the misfortune to have three of his sibs fractured in a runaway ac- cident, is progressing favorably. The new memorial brass lectern which Wm , H. Martin, of Ohicago, has presented. to Christ church, Listo- wel, has arrived. The lectern will be installed and dedicated in the near future. • FREE IF IT FAILS Your Money Back if You aro not Satis- fied with the Medicine We Recommend We are so positive that our remedy will permanently relieve constipation, no matter how chronic it may be, that we offer to furnish the medicine at our expense should it fail to produce satis- factory results. It is worse than useless to attempt to cure constipation with catbattic drugs. Laxatives or cathartics do much harm. Theycause a reaction irritate, and weakn the bowels and tend to make constipation more chronic. Besides, their use becomes a habit that is dangerous. Constipation is caused by a Weak- ness of the nerves and muscles of the large intestine or descending colon, To expect permanent relief you must therefore tone up and strengthen these organs and restore them to healthier activity. We want you to try Rexall Orderlies on our recommendation. They ate exceedingly pleasant to take, being eaten like candy, and are ideal for children, delicate persons, and old folks, as well as for the robust. They act directly 00 the nerves and muscles of the bowels, They apparently have a neutral action on other associate organs or glands. They do not purge, cense excessive looseness, nor create any inconvenience whatever. They may be taken at any time, day or night. They will positively relieve chronic ,or habitual constipation, if not of surgical variety, andthe myriads of associate or dependentent chl'otll ailments if taken with regu- larity for aa reasonable length of time 12 tablets, 10 cents 30 25 tents 80 tablets, 50 cents. Bold. in Brussels nnly at our ¢tore T1to Rexail Store. P. R. Smith. CAUSES MUCH DISEASE Advice About Troubles a nd How to Pullcvo 'MOM Do noir uegleet bttligcstion which may load to ail Solis of ilis'ttnd cutni)li- catloits, An eminent pltl'sielan onoo seed that ninety -flue per cont pf all the ills of the human body htiye their, origin in a disordered stoute r:h. Our etpet•ietwe wall itexall.Dyspep- sia Tablets loads us to believe thein to be among the itlost dependable mere - diet: skn known for tto of indigestion and chronic dyspepsia, Their in- tsgrednentasoothing a ld.t ale t t are hq t 14 t. K ll the inflamed membranes of the atom u aele They are rich in pepsin. one of the greatest digestive aids known to medicine. The relief they afford is very prompt, Their nee with pet- sistenoy and regularity for a short time tends to bring about a cessation Of the pains caused by stomach die - orders. Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets help to in- sure healthy appetite, 'to. aid in di- gestion, and, thee promote nutrition. l us p m to As evidettco- of our sincere faith in Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets, we ask you t 'te Lh m at our sir. H they do not giA e give entire satin t ctioh, we will return you the money paid us for theta, without gnestlon or formality. They come in three sizes, prices 25 cents, 50 cents and 400, .Remember you can obtain them only at aur store —The Rexall Store. F. R. Smith. 25th anniversary of the Methodist church Listowel, will be celebrated on Dec aid and 4tli for winch event big preparations ale being made. The mortgage will be burned The new Rust office building Is mak- ing good progress. Slone and brick work; a• ofi k with the exception the tower t t t I is almost completed st oo l and front gable, n t tl tcd is '¢d :. or :end the rear art about ready f r Y the mansard roof A. Ii. Hawkins, D. L S. who has been spending the past Slimmer in charge of a surveying peril in the Peace River 00u ittry has ret urn - ed 1,o town. lie reports the Northern country is beginning to till. F. W, Hay has decided not to Ac- cept the nomination for the Legisla- ture tendered him by the Liberals of North Perth in June last, giving as his reason business considerations real lack of time to give the work the -at- tention it deserves. Be A Strong Man Increase your vitality and nerve energy, restore vim and force to your• overworked body.u Peozoue will do this as it did for Walter Wood of Beanport, N. B, who writes : "I can say Ferrnzoue has given me a new lease of life. A year ago I suffered so from nervous exhaustion I was scarce- ly able to drag myself around. My appetite was gone, I had no color or ambition and felt used up. One box of Ferrozone started me back to health, I took a number of boxes and my health was completely restored." For menwho are tired, pale, nervous and thin -blooded nothing compares. with Ferrozone. 50c per box at all dealers. Blyth Mrs. P. Gardiner went to Ren- sellaer, Indiana, to attend the fun- eral of her sister's husband. The new rector is nearing comple- tion. y 8 P tion• It is now uudetgoing a coat of paint, E. E. Robinson having the contract. John Glousher and J. Patterson left for Berlin where they have se- cured positions in the: sugar beet fac- tory, The ladies, of Trinity chute]) intend holding a supper and a "Made in Canada" Fair m the new rectory as soon as itis in readiness for occupa- tion. The proceeds will be applied to the payment of what debt retrains on the building. The Goderich Star says :—Sallows, the artist, has been making some fine photos of fruit for A. W. Sloan, of Blyth, and this week be had a collec- tion of Northern Spy apples, which were of remarkable size.aud perfect in form and color. The mare who can grow fruit like these deserves the suc- cess which we fancy lura Sloan must be enjoying in his sales. Tltey are something to boast of. Anniversary services in contest:Mu with St. Andrew's church, will he Sunday, held v e S tt November 5th and tvdL y. be conducted by J. A. Turul:nll, L. L B., D. D„ of Toronto, who is an able preacher and no doubt his sermons will be much appreciated. Monday evening (Nov, 0th) a concert, commencing at 8.15 o'clock. The pro - 'grain will consist of music by the. church choir end the Peerless Male CURED OF CONSTIPATON Mr. Andrews praises Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills. Mr. George Andrews of Halifax, N.S., writes: Por many years I have been troubled with chronic Constipation. Th Ls ail- ment - mens never conies single-handed, vand I have been a victim t4 the many illnesses that constipation brings in its train. Medicine after medicine I have taken in order to find relief, but one and all left me in tl'. smile Hopeless condition. It seemed test nothing would expel from - me the one ailment that caused so much trouble, yet at last I read about these Indian Root Piles. That was indeed a lucky day for me, for I was so impressed with the state- ments made that I determined to give ,them a fair trial. They have regulated my stomach and bowels. I am cured of constipation, and I claim they have no equal as a medi- ate." For over half a century Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills have been curing con- stipation and clogged, inactive kidneys, with all the ailments which result from them. They cleanse the . whole system and purify the blood. Sold .everywhere at 25e. a box. 2 MEN -YOU NEE EARLY INDIS EXCESSES 1.1 MINED YOU L er;. . CITETIONS a'•••• AVE UNIT Z.'•• Fe 8Y87 -...:r.1 The nerves control all actions of the body s t.;,t ' p • thing that debilitates them trill weokeu 1. •,;:.. - a' the system. Early lediserctions and ruined thousands etpromising young men U,, Drainssap their vigorandvlt .y and t, to a proper condition of manhood. 'nil', . . ilsgs, mentally, physically and sexuaEy. Are you nervous and weak, despondent 11....1 specks before the eyes with dark ci:•ci e ; t r to - P Y tl wreak back, kidneys irritable pn .ttattou c .u.•„ bashful, debilitating dreams sediment in 111.111t.! on the face, oyes sunken, hollow ¢heel s ca 0a• ,.., v presslon, poor memory, lifeless, distrust ul ., e.,.•ro and strength, tired mornings, restless nigats,r' able moods, premature decay, bone pa ns, h.,L . , This Lithe condition our New Metho GUARANTEED TO CU We have treated Diseases n for Men of n I time and do not have to experime FREE OF CHARGE, and we will tell you whether you aro et We mummies, eureblo eases a NERVOUS DEBIUTY, VARICOSE Yee 3. r AND SKIN DISEASES, GLEET, CLADCC.? URINARY AND KIDNEY COMPLAiyi3 Fres Booklet on Diseases of , Men. ' 11 vaab_ lo to c write for Wonderful Nervous System QUESTION UST FOR HOME TREATIVI NT DRs•K ' NNEDY& KE N Cor. Michigan Ave. and Griswold St, Detroit, Mich. alirAR' lettere from Canada Htust a Rcl las e NOTICE b d s to our Canadian Correspondence Delius ommommouse nrent in Windsor, Ont. It you desire t seeus as a ersonall roll at out Medical Institute in Detroit a sac and trea w • no patients in our Windsor offices which are for Correspondence and Laboratory lot Comedian business only. Address all letters as follokst DRS. KENNEDES. KENNEDY & KENNEDY, Windsor, Ont. Write fee our privnteadiitwsa n. d Quartette of Godet•ich ; elocution by Miss Annie e DonP1a d (a pupil ofOwen A. Slnily, T nronto addresses by Revs. Dr. Turnbull A. 0: Wishart, T. H. Fate and E. A. Fear: ' RHEUMATISM GONE, SAYS 11tYVQs6.fiC• • Morriscy's No. 7 and Lini- ment Cured his Knee. "Feels Feels good as new." 51. John, N.B. April 12, P 1911. "I amlad to report that myknee is g P 'completely cured of Rheumatism—thanks to Father Morriscy's No. 7, -Rheumatism & Kidney Tablets, as they lone are re- sponsible for my cure. I was troubled for a number of years, and tried everything I heard of, and needless to say,spent quite a sum of money without any results. 1 have no further trouble now, and my [:nee feels as good as new. I was personally acquainted with the late Father Morriscy and know his remedies are good. Anyone suffering from Rheumatism and Kidney trouble should by all means try Na 7 Tablets, as I can cheerfully recommend them." PATRICK KILLeri, Provincial. Detective, St. John, N. n. The above prescription is not a"Cure- All " or so-called patent medicine. Dr. Morriscy prescribed it for 44 years and it cured thousands, after other doctb, s Price, :50c.per box at your deal..rs, , r Father Morriscy Medicine. Co., Limited, It unseal. . 300 AL IILV Ladies' c. k®LLEGE 5+.: Thomas, nt. I Coniplote, and well • assorted stock of Fall • • andr Winne Woollens • including Y • , ■ • IsII1t IntlL+ • •• • • • • Overcoatins g • Footings. i • • • Fancy Vests • •that should be seen. v • • • Fit and Workman • ship Guaranteed. • • • s • LP.Frasgr • • • Merchant, Tailor • • i • • • • •♦ • • • •O • •• • • • • • • • ••♦ • • • ♦Y •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Notice to Creditors In the matter muter of 1estateof the John Mao- Atthur, late of the Village of Brim- I sets, iu the County of Huron, gentleman, deceasecl. Notice is hereby given pursuant to the Re- vised" Statutes of Ontario, 1897, Chapter 129, that all creditors and others- having dories against the estate of the said John MacArthur, wlto died on or about the 29th dayof Septem- ber, 1011 r ,are required on or the 10th day` of November, 1011, to send by post prepaid or deliver to Annie MacArthur or Mary Dine. Arthur, Walton P. 0.. the Executrix of the deceased, their Christian and sm'namea, 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 snob last ['before Mentioned date the Executrix will pro - cooed todistribute theassets ofthedeceased amongst the parties entitled thereto.. having regard only to. the claims of which they shall then have got noticeand that the said Execu- trix will not be liable for the said Resets or any part thereof to any person or persons of whose obits notice shall not have been received by them at the time of such b0 di o ()Moho'', in. Dated this 10th day of ohi or, 1011.. 15.0 F, S. $0055, • for Agent t, the Executrix. The People's Column R AMS FOR SALE—The undersigned has 2 pure bred Shearling Leicester Rams for ante. -Lot 17, Oen. 9,' Grey township. They. are fine ones.. 10135. L. MobONA LD. 12-10• Ot•anbrook P. 0. FOlt. SALE -A few good. Oxford down and Leicester ram lambs- and n Letotater ehearling ram for sole. Apply to S. WALEItI, Lot 29, bon. 7, Morris, Brussel¢ P. 0. Telephone 161. ARM FOR SALE being Lot ID, Con. 16. Grey Town -}tip, oonteiniug 100 ticres;'.114 story triune !rouse 25x00 ft.; kitchen 16x24• good frame barn, 4Ox00, on..e%one stabling; 9 R wenn• all seeded to gram except 20 acres; 10 acres In bush; orchard; 231 miles from 0. P. 15. station. All iu state' of cultivation. For further particulars aptly to ALEXANDER BARRON, tiranbrook, P. O. 15.4, Telephone 2815., FARM8 FOR SALE --Being Lot 4, Con. 11,' and Lot 6, Con. 1D, Grey Township, Enrol Go. On these farms are good buildings, well fencedand drained, also good orchards.; pion. CENTRAL STRATFORD. ONT. I - mandato the front as the best school ( of its kind nano province. Our courses Lye faare beyond those of the ordinary Bunt- 5t Hess College, this school has a cortin- .l •sof ental reputation for high-grade work. 5' ,. We have three departments :—Com- .0 mercfal Shorthand a d T n oto- ,?7 ra h -n 9' • tt I p y nd ose is &nand for trained p greatly ring a each a Stth= un to are entering inch week and the .inmeery on enter the better for your- self esti. Get'anr free catalogue at onto. &A. McLACHLAN, Principal. 4. rt 4 1Thirty Yearsj • Our Seven 011e 0 ,ges have been p,established during the past.80 4, 3' years. The largest Ural nen in es 4•, :; Canada. ' Gwilrg to 001! connec- T• • tine all over Ontario, we do 4• + betterfor our graduates than • • any nlher Scliool. You may i r study all at Ilotne : or pattly at 4• 4 hotne and finish Int the College. • •F Affiliated with The Commercial • Educators' Association of Can-, .l • oda, It would be well for yon ♦' • to investigate before cltonereg. 4• • Exclusive tight for Ontario of.. + the world-famous Bliss Book • • steeping System, which is: un - 4,4. equalled. It is Actual Business •• 4. front Start to Finish, and the -es ,1 student keeps sone books as 4• • ()bartered Bunks and Whole- 4•: sale Houses, Bolter any time. ee Intli eidaal'instruction. k• Term From Aug. 28th • write, inn or phone. for ,•1, .ty ofwater; nearly all seeded to grass' and in a good stere of cultivation. Both are close to pnrttculn rs. • h WINQHAM • Business College Z school and to the Vtllege of Brussete.' They will be sold, cheap and oil ettsy terms or pay - merit. Apply on the premises 8.5f JAS. SOTS, Brht•aels P. 0. 'ARM FOR SALE.—The undersigned offers for sale his 160 neve farm,. being NM ,Lot 29, Con. a, Morris township, Baron co. 66 acres cleared. .There Is a comfortable 'house, I' new bank barn, orchard, drilled well, &o, gee miles south of Brussels. Possession Bret 0f March, 1912. For further particulars, ns 'to price, terms, &e., imply on the premises of Broseels P. O: to li. BRAM, Prop. - 8.4 AT A BARGAIN.—Will dispose ot cottage, Elizabeth street, Brussels, e t 5800, a greet bargain, in order to Dem;ro quick sate. Rey may be had from Mr..1 Leckie, For nastier particulars see Mr. Latina or write the under. signed. J. Il. CAMERON,G 10 At. George t,,.Londan. COMFORTABLE BRICa 130118E with stable, well, &a,- turd 2 acres of choice land for sale in the Southerly part.of.Brus- eels,' Imnrudinte possession cal, Is given. For further particulars apply to F. S. 80011, Bruit - sale, or.JN0• MoAItTEijR, Walton P. 0. FARM. FOR SALE, -The 100 acre Sarm, be- ing the Itroperty of the laic Peter McNeil, Lot 20, Con. 14, Grey, is offered for sale by the undersigned. There are 86 agree ulcered, bal- ance well tfinbered. On the form there in n gltood,ban it barn, lrtrge drlving 'abed dud a amu Yortabte (rouse. Place lu good am,dition and well feinted.For further particulars apply to ,TAS.: A. MoNAtR or JAS. .O, 11.0NAIR, 18xee' eters, Oranbrook P.O., or F. B. 0005T Brus- sele. FARM 10015 SALlt,—The undersigned off ere for sale, lie 100 note farts, being Lot 80, than. 15, Grey. About 70 acres cleared, Minium in swamp, O nares in hail wheat, Of 'mires need- ed down. Fall plowing is being dorso. Ott the farm is a frame 110u8e. 1)11111{1)1U% driving shed, good orchard and drilled well. Olose to post - office, church and school, For further par'tieu- Inre apply to JOHN OSBgtNle, Proprietor, or F. S. Scott,Braesole, FARM FOR SALE, being South half Lot26, Con, 4, Morris townehfp, Buren Oa, con. talning.100 acme inose or lose, On the prem• icesa i s frame house, honk bar n, good l the ZsltWe1L wlndm111, &oAi o1enrodexoopmbmt an Imre, Sou)miles t. milesBrussel s, •03of Fall heet and ato,t. SD gorge mated down, For price, t. terms and other iuformtttlort P. 0,apple an the premises or if writingBrussels P. 0.'Phone 129. Or F, s. Scott, TIM/011R1 11.10 A, L,1110R1t,Proprietor, ' I •- REO. SPOTTON, President • ' - Ohne. W. Barns, Prhtoipal- • 444.4•••14+444.1.01-•4•4440-1.44••'1 s THE a ChaI 19Mill at the Electric -tight Plant BRUSSELS Will Run Every • Week Day from this date..aus attend to all orders with ln•oteptness and 0111 i. Setisfaetiotr guaranteed!, Flour and Teed always. V on handfor sale. • We are prepared tci install L'lectric Light in homes or pub- tic- buildings, Asir about ode' alesand terms.. A, 1 setyice. promised. i ; Jill I Patterson, s do, Mgr. _ _. ry this 'ThYr t Flour 1st' ' T , G ! 'ji .. '' a .. '., ,„1' y M ! f ---•' ? 4( _-44-'• /.; ` ' . ) ` : ,,,; ' sturdy exclusive! So don't A ,ver Because Ma u And, Manitoba 'FIVE thirsty it nit x o gluten. gu think yout contains a .wheat Y wheat ROSES see. flour. so a t isn eP . of it,, FIVE. from the: berries. m .6 Absorbs much w a v be derf ROSES ", awl a lot gluten. ul - cream l y m w of rich » thirsty, H water. mined of _ r, in ` • , II 1 I ”! - All . In your more w mi . bowl . it greedily .. absorbs 6 - E—. . _ . - SO,3A using Your Less Thai's Actually Use r more flour trips how this at Iasts to saves economical more loaves flour. You 1on your dealer. FIVE ROSES YOU then use er, doesn't saves money. flour. less. usual n tI it? money. without ,. II[ lil ■IID .....III ill IIIIIII [II[[[[[I IIIIIiII ill 1 IIIIIII[1IIIIII[[MIIII[o1I11[Illlllllll[I II I III ® i IIIP I II p IIIIIIIII[ I IIIII II( I HOhIII IIS - V I I IIIIII[[I IIIIIilllllll ni I I I ^ li \ , l II 1I l 'moll II IIIII I I I II I 1I,,,,m IIIUI1IpIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIpII1I IIIIII1111►MIIIilll Ii[iM[I1IIII II[ iiiiii111Ilol I[11111[111I111I [ eKo g3leaelted I1111111111111111illiilliiiiiiiill 4aE 11111111111IIII O rN■. NOOOa .017 11111111111Y1111 NI,LLIrya OC LI y ppryT ll l Ililll ., ao. MON THE pL ll l lll 1111 ll lllII II v Anniversary services in contest:Mu with St. Andrew's church, will he Sunday, held v e S tt November 5th and tvdL y. be conducted by J. A. Turul:nll, L. L B., D. D„ of Toronto, who is an able preacher and no doubt his sermons will be much appreciated. Monday evening (Nov, 0th) a concert, commencing at 8.15 o'clock. The pro - 'grain will consist of music by the. church choir end the Peerless Male CURED OF CONSTIPATON Mr. Andrews praises Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills. Mr. George Andrews of Halifax, N.S., writes: Por many years I have been troubled with chronic Constipation. Th Ls ail- ment - mens never conies single-handed, vand I have been a victim t4 the many illnesses that constipation brings in its train. Medicine after medicine I have taken in order to find relief, but one and all left me in tl'. smile Hopeless condition. It seemed test nothing would expel from - me the one ailment that caused so much trouble, yet at last I read about these Indian Root Piles. That was indeed a lucky day for me, for I was so impressed with the state- ments made that I determined to give ,them a fair trial. They have regulated my stomach and bowels. I am cured of constipation, and I claim they have no equal as a medi- ate." For over half a century Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills have been curing con- stipation and clogged, inactive kidneys, with all the ailments which result from them. They cleanse the . whole system and purify the blood. Sold .everywhere at 25e. a box. 2 MEN -YOU NEE EARLY INDIS EXCESSES 1.1 MINED YOU L er;. . CITETIONS a'•••• AVE UNIT Z.'•• Fe 8Y87 -...:r.1 The nerves control all actions of the body s t.;,t ' p • thing that debilitates them trill weokeu 1. •,;:.. - a' the system. Early lediserctions and ruined thousands etpromising young men U,, Drainssap their vigorandvlt .y and t, to a proper condition of manhood. 'nil', . . ilsgs, mentally, physically and sexuaEy. Are you nervous and weak, despondent 11....1 specks before the eyes with dark ci:•ci e ; t r to - P Y tl wreak back, kidneys irritable pn .ttattou c .u.•„ bashful, debilitating dreams sediment in 111.111t.! on the face, oyes sunken, hollow ¢heel s ca 0a• ,.., v presslon, poor memory, lifeless, distrust ul ., e.,.•ro and strength, tired mornings, restless nigats,r' able moods, premature decay, bone pa ns, h.,L . , This Lithe condition our New Metho GUARANTEED TO CU We have treated Diseases n for Men of n I time and do not have to experime FREE OF CHARGE, and we will tell you whether you aro et We mummies, eureblo eases a NERVOUS DEBIUTY, VARICOSE Yee 3. r AND SKIN DISEASES, GLEET, CLADCC.? URINARY AND KIDNEY COMPLAiyi3 Fres Booklet on Diseases of , Men. ' 11 vaab_ lo to c write for Wonderful Nervous System QUESTION UST FOR HOME TREATIVI NT DRs•K ' NNEDY& KE N Cor. Michigan Ave. and Griswold St, Detroit, Mich. alirAR' lettere from Canada Htust a Rcl las e NOTICE b d s to our Canadian Correspondence Delius ommommouse nrent in Windsor, Ont. It you desire t seeus as a ersonall roll at out Medical Institute in Detroit a sac and trea w • no patients in our Windsor offices which are for Correspondence and Laboratory lot Comedian business only. Address all letters as follokst DRS. KENNEDES. KENNEDY & KENNEDY, Windsor, Ont. Write fee our privnteadiitwsa n. d Quartette of Godet•ich ; elocution by Miss Annie e DonP1a d (a pupil ofOwen A. Slnily, T nronto addresses by Revs. Dr. Turnbull A. 0: Wishart, T. H. Fate and E. A. Fear: ' RHEUMATISM GONE, SAYS 11tYVQs6.fiC• • Morriscy's No. 7 and Lini- ment Cured his Knee. "Feels Feels good as new." 51. John, N.B. April 12, P 1911. "I amlad to report that myknee is g P 'completely cured of Rheumatism—thanks to Father Morriscy's No. 7, -Rheumatism & Kidney Tablets, as they lone are re- sponsible for my cure. I was troubled for a number of years, and tried everything I heard of, and needless to say,spent quite a sum of money without any results. 1 have no further trouble now, and my [:nee feels as good as new. I was personally acquainted with the late Father Morriscy and know his remedies are good. Anyone suffering from Rheumatism and Kidney trouble should by all means try Na 7 Tablets, as I can cheerfully recommend them." PATRICK KILLeri, Provincial. Detective, St. John, N. n. The above prescription is not a"Cure- All " or so-called patent medicine. Dr. Morriscy prescribed it for 44 years and it cured thousands, after other doctb, s Price, :50c.per box at your deal..rs, , r Father Morriscy Medicine. Co., Limited, It unseal. . 300 AL IILV Ladies' c. k®LLEGE 5+.: Thomas, nt. I Coniplote, and well • assorted stock of Fall • • andr Winne Woollens • including Y • , ■ • IsII1t IntlL+ • •• • • • • Overcoatins g • Footings. i • • • Fancy Vests • •that should be seen. v • • • Fit and Workman • ship Guaranteed. • • • s • LP.Frasgr • • • Merchant, Tailor • • i • • • • •♦ • • • •O • •• • • • • • • • ••♦ • • • ♦Y •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Notice to Creditors In the matter muter of 1estateof the John Mao- Atthur, late of the Village of Brim- I sets, iu the County of Huron, gentleman, deceasecl. Notice is hereby given pursuant to the Re- vised" Statutes of Ontario, 1897, Chapter 129, that all creditors and others- having dories against the estate of the said John MacArthur, wlto died on or about the 29th dayof Septem- ber, 1011 r ,are required on or the 10th day` of November, 1011, to send by post prepaid or deliver to Annie MacArthur or Mary Dine. Arthur, Walton P. 0.. the Executrix of the deceased, their Christian and sm'namea, 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 snob last ['before Mentioned date the Executrix will pro - cooed todistribute theassets ofthedeceased amongst the parties entitled thereto.. having regard only to. the claims of which they shall then have got noticeand that the said Execu- trix will not be liable for the said Resets or any part thereof to any person or persons of whose obits notice shall not have been received by them at the time of such b0 di o ()Moho'', in. Dated this 10th day of ohi or, 1011.. 15.0 F, S. $0055, • for Agent t, the Executrix. The People's Column R AMS FOR SALE—The undersigned has 2 pure bred Shearling Leicester Rams for ante. -Lot 17, Oen. 9,' Grey township. They. are fine ones.. 10135. L. MobONA LD. 12-10• Ot•anbrook P. 0. FOlt. SALE -A few good. Oxford down and Leicester ram lambs- and n Letotater ehearling ram for sole. Apply to S. WALEItI, Lot 29, bon. 7, Morris, Brussel¢ P. 0. Telephone 161. ARM FOR SALE being Lot ID, Con. 16. Grey Town -}tip, oonteiniug 100 ticres;'.114 story triune !rouse 25x00 ft.; kitchen 16x24• good frame barn, 4Ox00, on..e%one stabling; 9 R wenn• all seeded to gram except 20 acres; 10 acres In bush; orchard; 231 miles from 0. P. 15. station. All iu state' of cultivation. For further particulars aptly to ALEXANDER BARRON, tiranbrook, P. O. 15.4, Telephone 2815., FARM8 FOR SALE --Being Lot 4, Con. 11,' and Lot 6, Con. 1D, Grey Township, Enrol Go. On these farms are good buildings, well fencedand drained, also good orchards.; pion. CENTRAL STRATFORD. ONT. I - mandato the front as the best school ( of its kind nano province. Our courses Lye faare beyond those of the ordinary Bunt- 5t Hess College, this school has a cortin- .l •sof ental reputation for high-grade work. 5' ,. We have three departments :—Com- .0 mercfal Shorthand a d T n oto- ,?7 ra h -n 9' • tt I p y nd ose is &nand for trained p greatly ring a each a Stth= un to are entering inch week and the .inmeery on enter the better for your- self esti. Get'anr free catalogue at onto. &A. McLACHLAN, Principal. 4. rt 4 1Thirty Yearsj • Our Seven 011e 0 ,ges have been p,established during the past.80 4, 3' years. The largest Ural nen in es 4•, :; Canada. ' Gwilrg to 001! connec- T• • tine all over Ontario, we do 4• + betterfor our graduates than • • any nlher Scliool. You may i r study all at Ilotne : or pattly at 4• 4 hotne and finish Int the College. • •F Affiliated with The Commercial • Educators' Association of Can-, .l • oda, It would be well for yon ♦' • to investigate before cltonereg. 4• • Exclusive tight for Ontario of.. + the world-famous Bliss Book • • steeping System, which is: un - 4,4. equalled. It is Actual Business •• 4. front Start to Finish, and the -es ,1 student keeps sone books as 4• • ()bartered Bunks and Whole- 4•: sale Houses, Bolter any time. ee Intli eidaal'instruction. k• Term From Aug. 28th • write, inn or phone. for ,•1, .ty ofwater; nearly all seeded to grass' and in a good stere of cultivation. Both are close to pnrttculn rs. • h WINQHAM • Business College Z school and to the Vtllege of Brussete.' They will be sold, cheap and oil ettsy terms or pay - merit. Apply on the premises 8.5f JAS. SOTS, Brht•aels P. 0. 'ARM FOR SALE.—The undersigned offers for sale his 160 neve farm,. being NM ,Lot 29, Con. a, Morris township, Baron co. 66 acres cleared. .There Is a comfortable 'house, I' new bank barn, orchard, drilled well, &o, gee miles south of Brussels. Possession Bret 0f March, 1912. For further particulars, ns 'to price, terms, &e., imply on the premises of Broseels P. O: to li. BRAM, Prop. - 8.4 AT A BARGAIN.—Will dispose ot cottage, Elizabeth street, Brussels, e t 5800, a greet bargain, in order to Dem;ro quick sate. Rey may be had from Mr..1 Leckie, For nastier particulars see Mr. Latina or write the under. signed. J. Il. CAMERON,G 10 At. George t,,.Londan. COMFORTABLE BRICa 130118E with stable, well, &a,- turd 2 acres of choice land for sale in the Southerly part.of.Brus- eels,' Imnrudinte possession cal, Is given. For further particulars apply to F. S. 80011, Bruit - sale, or.JN0• MoAItTEijR, Walton P. 0. FARM. FOR SALE, -The 100 acre Sarm, be- ing the Itroperty of the laic Peter McNeil, Lot 20, Con. 14, Grey, is offered for sale by the undersigned. There are 86 agree ulcered, bal- ance well tfinbered. On the form there in n gltood,ban it barn, lrtrge drlving 'abed dud a amu Yortabte (rouse. Place lu good am,dition and well feinted.For further particulars apply to ,TAS.: A. MoNAtR or JAS. .O, 11.0NAIR, 18xee' eters, Oranbrook P.O., or F. B. 0005T Brus- sele. FARM 10015 SALlt,—The undersigned off ere for sale, lie 100 note farts, being Lot 80, than. 15, Grey. About 70 acres cleared, Minium in swamp, O nares in hail wheat, Of 'mires need- ed down. Fall plowing is being dorso. Ott the farm is a frame 110u8e. 1)11111{1)1U% driving shed, good orchard and drilled well. Olose to post - office, church and school, For further par'tieu- Inre apply to JOHN OSBgtNle, Proprietor, or F. S. Scott,Braesole, FARM FOR SALE, being South half Lot26, Con, 4, Morris townehfp, Buren Oa, con. talning.100 acme inose or lose, On the prem• icesa i s frame house, honk bar n, good l the ZsltWe1L wlndm111, &oAi o1enrodexoopmbmt an Imre, Sou)miles t. milesBrussel s, •03of Fall heet and ato,t. SD gorge mated down, For price, t. terms and other iuformtttlort P. 0,apple an the premises or if writingBrussels P. 0.'Phone 129. Or F, s. Scott, TIM/011R1 11.10 A, L,1110R1t,Proprietor, ' I •- REO. SPOTTON, President • ' - Ohne. W. Barns, Prhtoipal- • 444.4•••14+444.1.01-•4•4440-1.44••'1 s THE a ChaI 19Mill at the Electric -tight Plant BRUSSELS Will Run Every • Week Day from this date..aus attend to all orders with ln•oteptness and 0111 i. Setisfaetiotr guaranteed!, Flour and Teed always. V on handfor sale. • We are prepared tci install L'lectric Light in homes or pub- tic- buildings, Asir about ode' alesand terms.. A, 1 setyice. promised. i ; Jill I Patterson, s do, Mgr.