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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1911-11-9, Page 4(tire It3Ttrne,k 141001 T1•1.11t DAY, NOVi,,1►BTR9, ietz GI* the habit of spending your evenings at home instead of en the street otrother place where time is largely wasted and there is little to show for the speeding of hours that• might be better occupied, Aft the luonrbers of the Dorniniolh Cabinet were .re-elected by aeelama- tion in presenting themselves to their constituents after their appointment, In a number of eaeea local deinolrstra- tions were held and the M. P's feted and feasted. ARRANG30 to attend the Winter Far ab Guelph end plan your' work fax, enough ahead to be able to do so. The date is December; 12th. It does good to rub shoulders with good stockmen, to see the exhibits and where the awards go and ascer- tain the reasons for so doing. How. A. G. MACKAY worked in- dustriously and spent many a day in the interest of the Liberal party and .in. the House was well able to defend the cause he represented, We are glad to know that he will seek reelection in North Grey and, although not the leader, will probably sit in the next parliament. ONTARIO Provincial Elections be held on Mond Dec robe Monday, e r rah, Nomi- nation o i. 5. m nati u Daya week earlier. It is a very inopportune season of the year, bad roads, cold nights, rush of Christmas trade, etc , but Hon, Mr. Whitney says it had to be done to save the expense of the bye elections even if the last Elec- tion were only held in June 1908. Now let us square away for a good Fall trade. By everybody trading at home, as far as their needs can be supplied, an impetus is given to busi- ness not occasioned when money is sent away. The business man is en- couraged when he sees his invest- meots in large stocks, &c, are appre- ciated and is ready to venture into a wider range so as to suit the purchas- ers he banks upon. Do you patronize the Public Libr- ary within your reach ? Many a topic of great service in the coming days s might beascertained by knocking at the door of some good book on the subject. What's your hobby ? You can be accommodated by books on almost every question of interest and it is up to you to be an authority on what may be your specialty. Not for parade or display but for the satisfac- tion of acquiring the knowledge and for the good others plight receive by our acquaintance with it. Tats would be a good time to launch a live debating Society and thereby aid the young people of the communi- ty in acquiring ability to publicly ex- press their thoughts intelligently and also to attract attention to a course of good reading along lines of general utility, Many a young man who has risen to prominence in the world commenced his oratorical efforts in a very modest way and with little thought of attaining eminence. To- day there are many reasons why ad- vantage should be taken of the liter- ary clubs so that the embryotic vocal- ist, elocutionist and speaker may em. ploy and improve their talents. Get busy. DOMhnotr Parliament will convene on Wednesday, November 15th. Ib will be a busy session, particularly among the Ministers w ho will be ini- tiated into the actualities of office. Hon. Geo. E. Foster is the only office holder who was there before although others have filled public posts under Provincial Legislatures. There was a disposition on the part of some politi- cal bigots to make a sweep of Liberal office -holders but we are pleased to know that wiser counsel prevails. 'The party who does the "bouncing" generally offends more by opening the office than if the old official were left in the position as only one can get the plum while there may be a score or more seeking it. Where an official makes himself obnoxious by flying his party colors on all occasions and busies ]himself in a campaign it would not be la surpriseif he got a "walk" but otherwise the practice has not been for wholesale decapitation. i3Avro you a telephone? For the tabeall sum of'10 � or $ 12 dollars a s you anay be able.' to converse with 650 or 70G patrons on Brussels, Morrie and /Grey Rural system for a whole year and if a wider rangeis desired may that with neighboring systems either. :free or at,•., r'+. "r,- nominal chs the tele) '' •,`. tit is real R GNAT DISCOVERY ttortaIn In redlonta Thst Really Prop mete Haft. 'growth whon Properlv,Certr. airiott liceur eel id tint of the Brost e feetive germ deetroyeis oyer discovered by science, and in conal ction with Beta Na thol, which is both germicidal and antiseptie, a combination is form- ed which- destroys the germs which rob the hair of its natural nourish - Merit, aucl also creates a clean, healthy condition of the scalp, wilielr prevents the development of new germs. PiloearpIn, although not a eoloring Blabber 01' dye, is a well-known ingre- dient for restoring the hair to its natural color, when the Ions of hair hart been caused by a disease of the seal p. These ingi?then ta inproper Qom bloat, tion, with alcohol added as to stimul- ant and for its well-defined nourishing properities, perfect perhaps the most effective remedy that is known for scalp Mud hair troubles. We have a remedy which is chiefly composed of these ingredients, in combination with other extremely in- valuable medicinal agents. We guarantee it to positively cure' dan- druff and to grow hair, even though the scalp in spots is bare of hair. if there is any vitality left in the roots, it will positively cure baldness, or we will refund your money. If the scalp has a glazed, shiny appearance, it's an indication that baldness is permanent,. but in other Instances we believe Mad- ness is curable. We want every one troubled with scalp disease or loss of hair to try Rexall "93" Hair Tonic If it does not cure dandruff and grow Bair to the satisfaction of the neer, we will without question or quibble return ever cent paid aid ua forit.We ria t this y guarantee on every bottle It o has effected a positive enc° in 93 of 1 /o cases whereunto a practical teat. Rexall "93p Hair Tonic ientirely unlike, and we think, in every parti- cular, better than anything else we kuow of for the parpose for which it is presctibed. We urge you to try this prepparationat our entre risk. Oertainly we know of no better guarantee to give you. Remember, you obtain Rexall Remedies in Brus- sels only at one store -The Rexall Store. F. R. Smith. dends will be returnable to the pat- rons. Nobody makes money out of the system so the wider the circle the larger the revenue for .sub -division. should become. The Directors think 1,000 could be in use if the non-users understood the splendid value offered in the very excellent service. Get an application blank from any of the office bearers and have your telephone installed before wintry weather sets in. There is little danger from a cold or from an attack of the . grip except when followed by pneumonia, and this never happens when Chamber- lain's Cough Remedy is used. This remedy has won its great reputation and extensive sale by its remarkable cures of colds and. grip and can be re- lied upon with implicit confidence. For sale by all dealers. Political Pointers NORTH HURON CONSEavATIvEs Last Friday afternoon the Nominat- ing Convention for North Huron Con- servatives was held in the Town Hall, Wingham, when A. . Musgrove, M. P. P., was re -nominated as standard bearer. Addresses were given by the candidate and Jas. Bowman, M. P. Col. Clark M. P„ was not able to be present, SOUTH 1I05011 LIBERALS. At fhe South Huron Liberal Con- vention, at Hensall on Wednesday, which nominated Edmund Zeller, of Zurich, the following resolution was adopted : "Resolved, that this Con- vention of the Reform Association of South Huron desires to express its pleasure upon the selection of Newton Rowell, K. C., of Toronto, as Provin- cial leader, and offers him at this time jts loyal and undivided support in carrying forward the principles of the Reform party in Ontario." When this resolution was moved by J. G. Stan - bury, of Exeter, and J. K. Kellerman, of Dashwood, it received the unanimous endorsation of the large Convention, the delegates being enthusiastic over the news from Toronto. The Convention was attended by over one hundred delegates. and a splendid fighting spirit was evidenced. President Harry Smith, of Hay township, was in the chair and was one of those nominated. Others similarly honored were Alex. Mustard, of Brucefield, and Dr. Sellery, of Hensall. In brief but optimistic. speeches all retired in favor of Mr. Zeller, whose unanimous choice de- lighted all. Mr. Zeller is editor and proprietor of the Zurich Herald, and highly esteemed, He made an excel - HOW TO LIVE LONG; With healthy kidneys, one has a good chance to live long, but weak kidneys afflict old age with great discomforts. The back becomes bent and lame, rheumatism is chronic, eye s i g lh t fails and too frequent or ihvoluutary passages of the urine cause em- barrassment b day and loss of sleep at night. Booth's Kid- ney Pills bring new strength to old backs an quick, relief eakenei ckache the. ctrl' lent apeceb eecepting the nomleatlen, Others win dellyered addressee were 11. Y. Mcf, ean, ex -M. P., Setiforth ; Tllos, Fraser, l3ri'eldeld, end 1, - GL 9tanberv, cul pleased to recommend Qbain. berlain's Cough Remedy as the best thing Iknow of and safest imitedv for coughs, cold end bronchial lruuble," writes Elie. L. B, Asneld, of Detrvet, Colo, "We have used it re-. peatedly and it has never failed to gl vo relief," For sale by µll doalere, Weather For November A, regular storm period is in ',progress as we pass from October Into Novemoer. Cloudiness, with progressive rain, turn- ing in the West and North to snow, will visit melt parts on the 1St, end and erd, Rising barometer and colder, clearing weather will follow these storms for several days. A reaotiouary storm period falls oa 5th , 6th and 7th, coincident with ful moon on the 6th. Pilis period will bring the regular swing of the barometer change to warmer, South winds and etoudluesa and rain. Western sides of storm areas, will bring rising barometer, snow and change to colder, Central on the 6th and extending from the 3rd to the 8th, constitutes a' regular seismic period. A regular storm period extends froth the 9th to the 13th,' being central on the rah. While this period will bring regu. lar changes to storm rm coud¢iona the in- dications are that disturbances will be normal and light The !regular change to cooler, clearing weather will follow. A reactionary storm period failing on the 160, r7th and 18th, will bring recur- rence of falling barometer, ter warmer weather, cloudiness and precipitation. Electrical storms will be natural ou and about the 16th. This period will be followed byonlymoderate change to cooler, with bright Autumnal weather: A regular storm period covers the Both. to 25th. The new moon on the aoth will precipitate low barometer, change to warmer, cloudiness and rain at the beginning of this period. During Tues- day the 21st, to Friday the 24th, An. tumnal rains will pass Eastwerdly over the country,' but the Western flanks of storm areas will bring rising barometer, change to Westerly winds and ver, de- cided squalls of snow and sleet, all fol- lowed by an early blast of boreal weath- er out of the Northwest. A seismic period is central_ on the aoth covering the 17th to the 23rd,. A reactionary storm period is central on the 27th, 28th and 2915, This period comes under the influence of the Mer- cury equinox and will most probably bring storms of Autumnal rain and wind, merging into 'sleet and snow, as storm areas advance from West to East. There are no unusual reasons except abnormal storms and the month of November promises to bring more than an average of fair and pleasant weather. The precipitation of rain and snow will be below the average, generally. The storm periods will however, be distinct- ly marked by the regular changes, with more or less rain, sleet and snow. The month will close with Mercurial cloudi- ness and much colder threatening weather, "1 do not believe there is any other medicine so good for whooping cough as Chamberlain's Oougb Remedy," writes Mrs. Francis Turpin, Junction Oity, Ore. This remedy r8 also unsur- passed for wide and croup. For sale by all dealers. Stop Limping, Cure The Corn Quickly done by Putnanh's, Painless Corn Extractor. .Acts in one day, causes no pain, removes every trace of soreness. Fifty years of success proves Putnam's is the best. 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Use FIVE ROSES. a' I�Illwur .til/I SIIIIIIIIIOIII Ax 0 1,11 00000 Mt" ileo 00 rent/ L„., .e 00000EA 1111111111111111 Atwood Mina Council will meet on Seturdity Nov. 11th for general business. The Ladies' Aid of St. Alba,'s. church intend holding a bazaar early in December. Dr. and Mrs. Turnbull have left -for their home iu panconver after visiting relatives and friends in town and vicinity. The Bee has installed led a cylinder newspaper press „and will bey better able to turn out its papet than .ever. car For pains in the side or chest damp- en a piece of .flannel with Chamber- lain's Liniment and bind it over the seat of pain. There is nothing better. For sale by. all dealers. Will. Nicholson has returned from the West. Miss Ethel 'Rogers is visiting friends at Port Hope. Mackenzie Messer visited his mother Mrs. Win. Messer. John Balfour was a visitor at the home of J. Galbraith, John Rn1ph has been visiting his, moth ,' ill. hell ftp at few days. Miss Clara Reid, .of Glenannan and her two sisters, Laura and Della, visit- ed their grandmother, Mrs. Balfour. John Casemore has returned home from Moosejaw, Sask.. wli-ere he has rented a hum. Be intends leaving for the Westin the near future. THREE COOKS AND THREE REASONS Theme three cooks differ widely in ability sed experience, bet n11 ore agreed that the prime essential in good cooking is the stove en which to cook, gad all concede that every .1000 neesamity is met in a GURNEY -OXFORD RANGE For no matter how much or how little cooking le do ' - •• t or required there ere lee..:.. -,' A McGee visited his daughter,Mrs. A. Elliott, Durham, recently. Mrs. Jas. Masters spent Tliauks- giving` with friends at Southampton. Mrs. Sanderson and Mrs. John Gannett, of Toronto, spent the holiday here. Miss Mary Stewart, teacher at Bowl- ing Green, spent the holidays with her parents. Its . The Misses s s I'ah t• Otv of Go �derlCl h , spent Sunday with their aunt, Mrs. R. Musggrove. Mrs. M. Masters, Bel rave, is visit- jn,t her son, W. J.g gMasters R. agent heie. • G• . T. Ben. Holmes and son, of Dundas, spenta couple of days with theform- er'e brother, A. Holmes. Joseph Greenway and family have moved to their new residence on the farm of J. E. Sweets, where' he has a poli tion. Notice ce to Creditors. In the matter ofthe estate of John Mac- Arthur, late of the Village of Bilis sels, in the County of Huron, gen tlemau,.deceased . Notice is hereby given pursuant to the Be. vised Statutes of Ontario,1897, Chapter 120, that all creditors and others having claims against the estate of the said John MacArthur,. who died on or about the, 28th day of.Septem- ber,1011 are required on or before the 10th day of November, 1011,to send by post prepaid or: deliver to Annie MacArthur or Mary Mae. Arthur, WaltonP, O„ the Executrix of the deceased, their Christian. and surnames, ad- dresses and desoriptions and statement of their accounts against ta said estate and also the nature of the security: if any held by them.. And further take notice that after, such Metbefore mentioned date the Executrix will pro- ceed to distribute the assets of the deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard-onlytotheclaimsof which they shalt' then have got notice and that the said Execu- trix will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof to any person or persons of whose claims notice shall. not have been regeived. fay diem at the time of sash distribution. Dated this 10th day of October, 1911. 18-8 F. 8. SCOTT, Agent for the Executrix., ALMA L a sires' cn . OLLEGE St.Thomas,Ont. 1••••6••••••••••••••••••••• • • j Complete and well assorted stock of Fall : and Winter Woollens • • including • •• • SU'tin s g �•• OVercoatm9 s -,.,- Pantings Fancy bests hat should be seen. Fit and Workman- ship Guaranteed. WI Pi Fraser • • • • • • • • • • 4, • • • • • • The People's Column comas FOR SALE. -The undersigned has 8 safe. pure bred Shearling :Leicester Rams for osGrey ere ne, BORT. LMUONALD,12-5 Cramb o k P COB fiALE-A few good Oxford down and Leicester ram lambs and a Leicester ehearling ram for sale. Apply to 8. WALKER, Lot 29 Con. 7, Morris. Brussels u each le on 0. Telephone p e188.'. •� nn AORES OF LAND for sale, I%" miles; North of geaforth. Good clayloam all cleared and under cultivation. Banbarn,. cement floors, large framehouse, newly paint. ed • good wells at barn and hoose ; buildiaga and fences hi excellent 'e air, An ideal home cheap- Apply (Mist) SUSIE GOVENLOUK, Seaforth, Ont. FARM FOR SALE. -The undersigned offers adjoining theetown of Clinton, about or ogle. "cThee farm is in a;good state of cultivation, and has good buildings, brick house, bank barn, driv- ing house, pigpen, eta., all comporativety new. A first -ohne snun o kinds of fruits echoed Lontainfng all f arta an d bine small fruits. farm iswellfenaedc s The and the, pad and is a very ondesirable home. For address further particulars apply on the premises or address 18-tf - JOHN TORRANCE, Clinton FARM EOR SALE. Being. Lot 20, Con. 14, McKillop township, containing about 02 sores, all cleared. On :the premises is n brick house, bank born with hog pen combined, and a new power mill for pumping, grinding, BEc.• also good bearingorchan', chiefly Says. Lund is in extra good state of oultivalion, having been cropped light and targe stook of both hogs and cattle fed on itfoe years. Ferro ie situated 5 miles from salami and 2 miles from Walton U. P. R. stallion, For further purlieu. lora write J, 11• HAMILTON, Walton P. 0., or apply 0n the premises, - 40-tf FARM FOR. SALE being Lot 19, Con. 10, Grey To house , oontahningg 100 sores; 1 storydfram frame house 20x54 ft.; one sen 18x24; good fron,e barn, 40x00, on stone stabling; 8 flttood wells •alt seeded to grecs axcela120 acres; 18 sores in ihueh; orchard; 2c rnitea from C. P, 10. station', All in state of cultivation. - For further partroulars apply to ALEXANDER BARRON, Cranbrook, •1. 0. 'I8.4, Telephone 2818. F ARMS FOR SALE --Being Lot 4, Con. 11, and Lot 0, Con. 18, Grey Township, Berea 0o,. On these farms are goodbuildings, well fenced and drained, Also good orchards ;.plen- ty of water ; nearly tall seeded to grass and"in n good elate of cultivation. Both are Biose to school and to the Village of Brussels. They will be sold cheap and en easy terms of pay - ,sent.. Apply on the preulses. • 8-11 JAS. - ROTS, Brussels P. 0. FAR Id FOR SAGE. -The undersigned offers for sale Itis 100 Here farm, being N% Lot 20, Cont 5, Morris township,. liurou Uc. 80 acres cleared. Therese it comfortable house, new bank barn, owhard, drilled well, 0o, : 23, miles South of Brua:min, Possession Rist of March, 1912. For further•r particulars, o5 to price, torten, &c., apply o1. the premises or BrusselsP. d. to .11. BEAM, Prop. '1,8.4 AT A BARGAIN. -Will dispose -of cottage, Elizabeth street, Brussels, et $850, a great bargain, 1 order toseearematch sale. Key any belled froth- Mr. J. Leckie. For further particulars see Mr. Leckhe or write the under. signed. .7. K. 0A5IERON' 10.81. George ;i1., London,' COMFORTABLE 131510K HOUSE with etable, well, &o., and 2. aures of choice. land for sale In the Southerly 1aart of Brus- sels. Immediate pomes:don.enn lie given. For further particulars apply to F. S. Soott, Brus. sets, or JN',O. MCA.R1'B.1JR,. Welton P. O. • • FAngtepopfeltetsililite property obaePeeMcNeil, Lot 20, Con. 14, Grey, le offered far sale bythe andel-abated. There are 85 acmes eleared, hnl- nnoe well Withered, On •tiro -farm there Is a good bank .list m lerge•driving plied and a emu- rortable hoaso, Plasm 1 goad' mandition and Well fenced. For further particulars apply to JA8, A. 180NA715 or JAS. 0, MCNAIR; Estee- utors, OranbrookF. O., or F. B. BOOM', Bruer A,RFD5FOR SALMI,-Tire.undersigned ellen for sale, his 100 sore form, being Lot 80, Oon. 15, Grey. About 70 nares olea•e,, balance in swamp, Snores in fish wheet,411 noes seed- ed down., Fall pMwirig is beteg done, On the farm ie n frame h0005, beak barn, driving abed, good orchard anis drilled well, Olese toost- ofdce, ohnrbh and school. Fo' furtherparpticu- lars apply to JOHN OSBORN/2, Proprietor, or F. S, Scott; Brusge's. "ARM FOtt 5A 111, being. South half Lot 25, 00,. 4, Morrie township, )3nroln'Oo., con-. twining 100 nerds more or luso. On the a rem• ices is a frame hoose, bank been, good orchard, well, windmill, &m .Ail °leered extentabout. an acre. School 115 miles distant. Only 23y miles from Bruesolo 0 acres of Feli when tut - • .and.nbaut50.nore, seeded down, For price,: kt'0hantTalion z ter,poand other hiformatlpn apply an the prenloeo cr if Wrltin__qg Bruaosb P. 0. »Phar° • 120, Or F. S. Seott, Bf'assets, ••••••••••••••••• 1Ytt 8.8.2(101510,'Praprietor.. STRATFORD. ONT. ' Stands to+the front tis thebest school of Its kind 10 the province. Our courses 6.1 are and . - l rhelp greatly exceeds the spply.Stud- nese Collage. This school bee a oS- ental reputation for high-grade aork.gg We have three departments :Comty"l merclot shorthand and TeIo graphy'ond the demand for trained ' ante are entering each week and the sooner you enter the bet gr for o u r• ,,,.self. Get our free catalogue at le S �vC'• - D.A. MCLACHLAN, Principal. .� .6,,tWrbeG?4Y_VWrwp't,�d'caA� S•4slmr�v;i� • • •F • • • 4• : • • • !iiir, Year • 5 + tiggigaggsgegpy } Oor Seven Colleges have been established during the .past 30 years. The ,largest trainers in • Canada. Owing to our connee • tion all over Ontario, we do better for our graduates than • any other School. You may • study all at Moine or partly at .y. 0 hone and Huish at the College. • Affiliated with The Oomulercral o• Educators' Association of Can- 4•, • • edit. It would be well for you • • to investigate before choosing. 4' • Exclusive .nigbt for Ontario of +the world-famous Bliss Book-• • keeping System, which is un- + • equalled. ' It is Actual Business p• i from Start to Finish, and the • • student' keeps same' books as + • Ohai'tered Banks and Whole- p• 4. sale Houses, Enter any time. • • Individual instruction. e Fall Term From Aug. 28th • write•pnrantlticorpitu1a's. •one for ,1•, ▪ WINGHAM a Business College • GEO. SPOTTON, President., • : Chris. W. Barns, Principal THE ChoppiDgMiSII at the Electric light Plant BRUSSELS WIil•Run Every Week Day frau this delle and attend to all oedeh•s with pl'otnpbness and care. Satisfaction guttsanteaci.' Flour. and Feed always on hand for sale, • We are prepared to install Electric Light in homes or pub; tic buildings, Ask about onr rates and terms. A. 1 service protnieed, Jia, Patterson, Mgr. oe4