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'riiUR.4DAS, NOVEMBER 23,,L9 Z
VVuo will compose Brussels :Connell
for 1912 7
Foust weeks from next Monday will
be Christmas Day, Noe,. Is the time to
get a good'star't on your 1lolidee trading.
1cx.Mavca 13Eopsalcx, of Seaforth.
will perform the duties of Returning
°dicer iu the Centre Riding of Huron
in the forthcoming Provincial Flection
and is now busy with the initiatory part
of his ,sakes, vie posting up the proebi.
malious,
r
Il we were suggestini, enacceptable
present to an absent memberof your
family we might mention a year's sub-
scriptiou to '1'NE Poss. as one that
would call you up very vividly every
week as it made its regular visits with
its record of home news and events of
interest. $1 cm pays for it from now to
January est, 1813. Are you in the
Santa Claus business?
'Tills 3/5 handicap on the 'Temperance
forces of this Province is a feature of
the law that should not go unchallenged.
It has been the hatchet that has cut the
head off what would otherwise been a
victory many a tinie. N. W. Rowell,
leader of the Opposition, utters no un-
certain sound as to his attitude concern-
ing it and promises a forward movement
iu the House if elected. The member
for Centre Huron did his part in parlia-
ment in urging the straight majority but
of course it was defeated.
TEMPERANCE lovers and all others who
desire to see fair play should not hesi-
tate to speak out on the unfair-
ness of the existing 3/5 demand in the
present day Statute in Local Option
contests. Both Hons. Messrs, Whitney
and Hanna expressed themselves as
ready to absolve this handicap under
certain couditions but when these were
met their views had changed. The im-
position of a tax on the license holders
does not even up matters and in our
one isas unfair to the
the
judgment
liquor dealers as the other is to the
temperance party. There is no quib-
bling over the question in Opposition
Leader Rowell's manifesto, He says if
elected the three-fifths clause has to give
place to a simple majority vote.
How much are you ready to do in a
"boost" campaign in Brussels ? Talk is
not enough as the old addage says "Ac-
tions speak louder than words," hence
if you desire to help you will have to
get busy by doing things. A united ef-
fort, where some feasible and workable
plan is outlined, meaus much to the
generality of residents, property owners,
g Y
business me.u, employees and the ad-
joining commttnity. The town cannot
grow, nor decline, without the impress
being put upon the surroundingcountry.
In the trend of trade in a to year period
ways aud means change very materially,
hence there is an imperative necessity to
a beat it and always at it in watching the
business barometer of a town just as
there is in one's private business. How
much are you doing to keen this muni-
cipality up to concert pitch ? Your help
is needed.
0110/11 9f Hof grown of Ueautyt Loaee
In Love and Marriage
Hair is certtainly Must necessary to
Woman. W110 could love and Marry a
bald-headed women 7 What charms I
could one array to offset seen a dist
llgurentent
A woman's goal is usually love and
marriage, Her'-0rowuing glory is her
hair. The loss of hate mars her
beauty, hryrpiness and success. Yet
right here in Brussels, there are spores
of wotnan who are neglecting or in,
jilting their hair to each gn extent
that it is only a matter of time when
it Will be utterly coined.
Dimly womau destroy' the beauty of
theirhair through thoughtlessness or
ignorance of certain facts. They use
curling loons over -Treated, or to excess
which destroys the natural oil of the
hair, causing it to split, break. and
come out. They do notsharnpoo'their
hair • o o enough h or too often. They
y
use soaps or preparations which con -
Lain iugt'edientspositively harmful to
the scalp and hair.
As a result of sntth treatment, dan-
druff is created, the hale loosens, loses
color, falls out, and baldness com-
mences, unless proper and prompt.
precautions are Laken in time. Then
again, mierobes and certain diseases
bring about unhealthy scalp and hair
conditions.
Almost any woman may rid herself
of dandruff and diseased scalp and
hair if she will but use the right
remedy. We have that remedy, and
we will positively guarantee that it
will either cure dandruff and baldness
or it will not cost the user auything.
That's a pretty broad statement,
but we will back it and prove it with
our own money. We will return your
money if you do not find that Rexall
"93" Hair Tonic is an entirely satis-
factory remedy . that will promote
hair growth and overcome scalp and
hair troubles ; that it will grow hair
even on bald heads, unless all life in
the hair roots has been extinguished,
the follicles closed, and the scalp is
glazed and shiny. It gets its name
from the fact that it grew hair in 93
out of 100 cases, where it received a
thoroughly hard, impartial, and
practical test.
We want you to try Resell "93"
Hair Tonic at our risk. You surely
cannot lose anything by doing so,
while you have everything to gain.
You had better think this over, and
then corne in and see us about this
offer. You will be well repaid fot
your visit to our store. Remember,
you can pet Rexall Remedies in this
community only at our store -Tile
Rexall Store, F. R. Smith.
DEMONSTRATION fruit farms in various
localities throughout the Province, show-
ing by experiment what may be done
by a proper and modern coarse of caring
for orchards in the way of cultivation,
pruning, spraying, packing, storing, &c.,
is a plan urged by the new Liberal pro -
grant, practical in its working and wide
reaching in its influence. There is little
doubt but that the apple production of
Huron Co. could easily be increased
fourfold without any difficulty whicb in
itself would mean many dollars to the
owners, With better methods of trans-
portation'tbere is no fear of markets and
what bolds good for Huron would apply
to many other Counties. The leasing of
orchards by Companies will probably
tend to a better and larger yield but
with the demonstration farms at work
everybody would stand a chance of be-
ing posted, first hand, In the all impor-
tant "know bow."
tvbt =,rieeesf3liy.• p110-
anor not to ihuriminatl/
'an 1
ago J. W. Flavelle
many mouths ,
Nor
tJ
of Toronto, criticised the do nothing
Du Minister of
clic Duff. policy of Aon. Mr.
Agriculture and pointed out some of the
many things that Ontario should have
done. If Mr. Flavelle adhered to the
Opposition ranks' it would have been
said it was' 'just election bluff" but he
happens to be on the other side of the
political fence and constquently what he
said had point in it and shows that the
Minister is not up to his business. On
tario needs another such man as Hon.
t as his
John Dryden, who would adopt
motto, "Build up Ontario."
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets do not sicken or gripe, and
may be taken with perfect safety by
the most delicate woman or the young-
est child. The old and feeble will also
find them a most suitable remedy for
aiding and strengthening their weak-
ened digestion and for regulating the
bowels. For sale by all dealers.
?3AOE l'R011t TUE VOLDEN WEST
Su the year nineteen elevelt,
And aftee years 0 10,01e,
l'he thea we often svtintld 1D want,-
our Uncle Johnston and our Aunt,
Atte here again once mere,
They've had success upon the whole,
Ai1k1 seem to think its best,
Wherever they have chanced 10 roan!,
In many ways to have their holm
Out in the Golden West.
We're glad to see them here again
And, glad to see then well,
But satry when the Ulna comes on,
When they are off again told gulls
To where they like to dwell,
All old neighbors welcome them,
And friendships fondly wake
kit wrinkled dames and grey haired
men,
To vie in kindness once again
For old acquaintance sake.
And Maggie and John Buchanan,
Oh, may God ever bless-
"Pwill not be hard to always mind,
In kindnesses were not behind,
And first suggested this:
The years seem short in looking. back,
And tales have lost the glow
They had before the West grew old,
About the season's crops or Gold,
Some thirty years ago.
And this age of fond re -unions,
Has mingling with its joys,
The many scattered wrecks between,
And vacant places to be seen,
Since we were girls and boys.
J. SMILLIE. JR.
Walton, Aug. 23rd, 1911.
OUR WINNIPEG LETTER
'I'be transfer of the Union Bank of
Canada headquarters from Quebec to
Winnipeg, marks another stage of the
Westward course of financial empire
'rhe Union Bank is one of the strongest
in Canada and is particularly strong iu
the West, where it has a splendid sys-
tem of branch banks, a system worked
up from the time of the bank's coming
to Winnipeg in 1582 and by vigorous
and far-sighted methods of banking
business. The Union Bank has total
assets amounting to over thirtv four
million dollars and its Wionipeg build-
ing was for some years the tallest struc-
ture in Winnipeg, being teti stories high
and splendidly located in the very heart
of the business section.
In choosing to make Winnipeg its
headquarters, the Uuiou Bank follows
in the footsteps of the Northern Crown
Bank, an institution that was the first to
make this city its chief office centre.
The Northern Crowe directorate is
made up almost entirely of local men
aud is essentially a Western institution,
with a paid up capital of $2,5oo,000 and
a substantial rest account.
Many people do not realize how strong
R banking city Winnipeg really is, but
bank clearings of a billion dollars this
year will make a strong impression on
the outside world. 'there has been a
steady increase from the first of the year
and the increase for the week ending
November 9, was eight millious over the
corresponding week of tgto. Already
the sum of the clearings amount to
$934.913,492 and t 's makes .its certain
that the billion i - .c ' 1 be pass-
ed before
vigorously with a view to having the
atructute ready for occupation by the
first of the new year.
Sharp Winter weather put a tenipor-
ary check on threshing operations all
over the West. Manitoba, however;
was well through with the work and as
many farmers were sensible enough to
-tack their grain this year, threshing
will go forward far better than in form-
er years, when everybody tried to thresh
Irom the stook and save stacking. The
dry season of 19to and the wet one that
has just closed have brought lessons in
good farming methods home to the
Western farmer that will have the effect
of improving his work very greatly,
RRiltoad work is being pushed: with
vigor demanded by great development
in farming and town growth this year.
It will be of interest to East and West to
know that it has been definitely decided
to locate the site for the C. N. R. shops
at a point 41 miles South of Ottawa, to
be known as Rideau Junction. This
new city will be the result of the build-
ing of the C. N. R. main car and en-
ginehe 'unction clot of the
shops at toronto,pMontre&1 and Ottawa Branch
and the Port Arthur, Winnipeg ag
and
line,reeking it
Transcontinental maing
the breaking point for all taffic. Five
thousand men will .eventually be em-
ployed and it is estimated that in five
years five million dollars will be spent on
this site. Stock yards on a large scale
are also contemplated.
In a recent interview, Sir Donald
Mann stated that in twelve days C. N.
R. Western lines had handled over
seven million bushels of wheat which
constituted a record for the C. N. R.
It is estimated that the' C. N. R., be-
tween the foothills of the Rockies and
the head of the lakes, will handle be-
tween 55 and 6o million bushels of
wheat this year, approximately 20,000,-
000 more than carried last year. Set-
tlement along the lines of the C. N. R.
in the West has been beyond the com-
pany's expectations, with the result that
they look for greater traffic next year in
passengers, freight and grain.
Looking toward completion, of its
coast-to-coast lines, the C. N. R. has let
contracts to a Kansas city firm for the
construction of ten steel bridges along
the route of the C. N. R. between Ciaco
and Kamloops, total cost to amount to
approximately $t,,000,000. There will
be two crossings of the Fraser, seven of
the main Thompson River and one of
the North Thompson Rivet.
The International Harvester Company
has recently erected a magnificent new
warehouse at Yorkton. Saskatchewan.
Space has been provided for 150 cars of
machinery. It is stated that several
other implement companies will erect
warehouses at Yorkton in the near
future. •
Regina's commercial importance bas
received a tribute from the government
of Belgium in the recently announced
appointment of a Belgian government
representative for Saskatchewan, with
headquartees at the capital city, Regina.
For some time past Belgian capitalists
have been taking considerable interest
in Western Canada and the establish-
ment at Regina of a Belgian Consulate
is evidence of recognition of that inter-
est,
Almost Dead of Bronchitis '
Few people have suffered more than
Jno. P. Taylor of Dyment, P. 0.,
Ont. To -day he is well and writes
"1 must tell you how notch Catarrh -
ozone has been to me. I was so bad
with bronchitis sometimes I thought
it would soon be over with me. A
spell of choking would come on that
left me prostrated and weak. Since
rising Oatarrhozone I have had no
trouble at all. It strengthen'
throat, stopped the cough.
free breathing and entirely cured
Just the email experience. Otttarrh-
ozone ' invariably clunes whether
Btouchitis, Asthma or Catarrh, 7'pyv
sizes, 25c and $1.00 at all dealers.
Perth County
The flax -mill at Mitchell ' is again in
full blast after having been closed
down fot a time.
Mrs. Gibb, of Mitchell, had a most
unpleasantexperience. Whenshe was
out getting a pail of water' at a pump
the platform collapsed, and she drop-
ped into five feet of water. Fortun-
ately a neighbor, who happened to be'
out, heard her cries and palled help,
and Mrs. Gibb was rescued unhurt ex-
cept for a few scratches.
Growing Old Before Your Time
Broken i11 spirit, weak
in body,
y,
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nervous and discotirb ed. Something
is wrong, and each day sees you fail-
ing away. Just One thing to du -
Build up. To do this use Fereozone.
Whitt a tonic it is ! Appetite, why it
makes yen eft 1 0 etnentlously. Digest
indeed y ev, if ill. Well red blood n will
carry nourishment to every corner of
tired organs take the body, ga on new
life, color, spirit and ambition are re- The People's Column
stored. Perfect manhood andabound-
ing health is the unfailing product of AMS FOR SALE -The undersigned has o
of Fexrozone-try it, 50c'per box R pare bred8hearling Leicester Rams for o
everywhere. sale. Lot17, bon. 9, Grey township. They STRATFORD. ONT.
are line ones.. ROST. L. MoDONALD,
CENTRAL
12.1f CranbrooltP.0. l' Steeds to the front as the best school F(
of Its kind In the province., Our courses Pa
are beyond those of the ordinary Busi-
ness College. This ,ehool has a condo- Bt.
reputation three top high-grade rase' work.
t•
Waalmve three departments 2 -Com- 7
merclal, Shorthand and Tele-
graphy -o u,l the demand ' for trained
help greatly exceeds th supply.
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• cLAOHLAN, :Principal.
Te>r y,Lt Avri74b;i.a 't'tn'b'rvY6Y 2- aiifvuy-.0W
SIMPLE REMEDY Fon SALE -A, few good Oxrorddow,t ,and
Leicester ram lambs and a Leicester•
ahealing ram for sale. Apply to S. WALKER,.
sss
cls P. 0.
% u Morris. Btu
Lot9 .7
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111,58 co TelephoneS.1 ,F5
for sale t tongs 1�5
00 North OF LAND ,
la loco,
P t cultivation. GoodL
North o S
at yc ern'
d an oder ou ovation. B tl b
cemintfl and 1
cement floors, large at house, newly paint-
ed
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ed; good wells at barn and house ; buildings
and fences in excellent repair. An ideal home f
cheap. Apply (Mies) SUSIE GOVISNLOCX,
Seaforth, Ont..
For Backacheantl Kidneyy Trouble '
The simplest• and most effective
remedy for sick
kldue s is Booth's
H
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Kidney Pills.. If there is: weakness,
congestion. inflatnination -o1 soreness
Booth's Kindney Pills telieve tt•.
They •vet -y
gently stimulate
tope and
strengthen sick
kidlteys, drive I
away backache, 1
rhenmabic pain
and dizzin e s s, •
clear up and te-
gulate the urine
a n d ,restore a
perfect filtering
of the blood.
Best of all this relief is permanent.
All druggists sell and guarantee'
Booth's Kidney Pills, 50c. box. Money
l'
backthey if fail to relieve. Write a to
The R. T. Booth Co. Ltd., Fort Erie,
011t., for a freetrial.
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With the Divided Oven Flue Strip you have even baking, because of
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FARM FOR SALE. -The undersigned offers
his fine farm consisting of about 111011C/19,
adjoining the town of Dunton, for sale. The
farm is in a good state of Cultivation, and hes
.good bilildinge, brick ]rouse, bank barn, driv.
ittg house, pigpen, eta., all comparatively new.
A1
olidrea iflayoung nE orchard containingaining
all
tes ed p mull fruits. Tine
term is well fenced and drained
and iaavery
desirable horse. For further particulars apply
on the premises or address
1041 30HI7 TORRANCE, Clinton.
CAR/4 EOR SALE. -Being Lot 20, Con.
Con. 14
Relation township, containing about o.
i
mires, alt cleared. On the eaeaibed
house, bank barnwith hog fen eouhined; and
anew power mill for pump ng, grinding, &ct
sten good•bearing archer:, chiefly Soya, Enid.
is'in-extra good state ofcultivation, having
been cropped light and large stook or both
hogs and enttle• Ped on it for. years.Farm is
situated y, from sehool- and 2 utiles from
Walton 0. P. R. station. For further particu-
lars write 3. R. HAMILTON, Walton 1'. 0., or
apply en the premises, - 441-tt
FARM 14012 :SALE being Lot I0, Oon. 10.
Grey Township, containing 160 acres; 45 I
story frame house 20x110' 11.; kitchen. 10x24 -
•a frame 40x0 oa stone atabltn'• 3 •
goodood fr t 0
Uttered
eons • all seeded orchard; grass !lee 0 20acres;.0
10 acres Yn (,All in state 01 unitive
from . 0. o,'
lt..atn tion. All in state of cultivation. For
further particulars aptly to ALEXANDER
BARRON Ornnbrook, P. 0. 18.4.
Telephone 2018.
ARMS FOR SALE -Beim f. of 4, Ooir: 11,
and Lot , Con. 18, Grey Lownsltip, Huron
ICo. On these farms are good buildings, well
fenced and drained, also good orchards ;. plen-
ty of water ; nearly ell seeded to grass and in
agood state of cultivation. Both are °lose to
school and to the Village of Brussels. Tttey
will be sold cheap and on easy terms of pay-
ment. Apply on the premises.
8,11 : JAS. BOTZ, Brussels Y.O.
FARM POR SALE. -Tho undersigned offers'
' for sale his 100 acre farm, being N% Got.
20, Con. 8, Morris township, Baron Ou. 05
acres cleared. There is a coinfortablo houao
now bank barn, orchard, drilled well, &u. 03
miles Soatit of Bruenela. Possession drat of
Marob, 1912. For further partioutara, as to
price, terms, &a., apply on the premises os
Brussels P. 0. to B. BEAM, Prop. - 0.4
AT A BARGAIN. .!trill dispose of cottage,
Elizabeth street, Brussels, at I860, 0 great
bargain, in order to secure quick sale. Hey.
lunybehad from Mr. ,I. Leoltte. For further
particulars see Mr. Leckie orwrite the under-
signed. J.H.. CAMERON,
10 St. George St., Landon,
COMFORTABLE BRIOIC' HOUSE' with
stable, well, &c. and 2 aures of theme
for sale in he boh
outite ,nut of Bruit.
se " Int mediate posses ' =,e given, For
or particulars ay. ' 9uott, Brue-
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'Lit The undersigned offers•
,"a acre farm. being Lot. 00,.
uges'^u 70• acres cleared, balance
ry. It is n,,,,;bent, 01 acres seed-
teoi-maler'tals.ing donee. 00 Elle
nt.:, barn, driving shed,
.,1 ancrit,..R,a$ ,4,,,JL Close to least..
and school. Per further parllea-
o JOHN OSBO1RNE, Proprietor,
ott,Brussels.
SALE, Hein South half Lot 20,
1, Con. 4, Morris townohllp, Huron Oo., con•
ping 100 acres more or tens. On the prem-
, is a frame house, bank barn, good ereltord
. 3,1, windmill, &o, All cleared except about
an none, Schoot 1 tnileedistant. Only 21�
milao from Brussels. 0 acres °til" wheat
and about 00 aoree seeded down. Far price,
tonna and Other hlfOrmlttien npp1y on the
premises or If writing Brasile P, 0. Phouo
x20. Or 12. B. Bcotn, Brussels.
11.11. A. L,main, Proevfolor.
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orders With promptness and
care. Satisfaction guaranteed;
Flour and Feed always
on hand far sale.
We ,are prepared to install.
Electric Light in homes or pub-
lic buildings. Ask about Tier
rates and terms, , A 1 service
promised.
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free breathing and entirely cured
Just the email experience. Otttarrh-
ozone ' invariably clunes whether
Btouchitis, Asthma or Catarrh, 7'pyv
sizes, 25c and $1.00 at all dealers.
Perth County
The flax -mill at Mitchell ' is again in
full blast after having been closed
down fot a time.
Mrs. Gibb, of Mitchell, had a most
unpleasantexperience. Whenshe was
out getting a pail of water' at a pump
the platform collapsed, and she drop-
ped into five feet of water. Fortun-
ately a neighbor, who happened to be'
out, heard her cries and palled help,
and Mrs. Gibb was rescued unhurt ex-
cept for a few scratches.
Growing Old Before Your Time
Broken i11 spirit, weak
in body,
y,
L ,
nervous and discotirb ed. Something
is wrong, and each day sees you fail-
ing away. Just One thing to du -
Build up. To do this use Fereozone.
Whitt a tonic it is ! Appetite, why it
makes yen eft 1 0 etnentlously. Digest
indeed y ev, if ill. Well red blood n will
carry nourishment to every corner of
tired organs take the body, ga on new
life, color, spirit and ambition are re- The People's Column
stored. Perfect manhood andabound-
ing health is the unfailing product of AMS FOR SALE -The undersigned has o
of Fexrozone-try it, 50c'per box R pare bred8hearling Leicester Rams for o
everywhere. sale. Lot17, bon. 9, Grey township. They STRATFORD. ONT.
are line ones.. ROST. L. MoDONALD,
CENTRAL
12.1f CranbrooltP.0. l' Steeds to the front as the best school F(
of Its kind In the province., Our courses Pa
are beyond those of the ordinary Busi-
ness College. This ,ehool has a condo- Bt.
reputation three top high-grade rase' work.
t•
Waalmve three departments 2 -Com- 7
merclal, Shorthand and Tele-
graphy -o u,l the demand ' for trained
help greatly exceeds th supply.
Stu
d-
otis are entering each week and the
r
u ager he bolter Po our-
olf. o enter the 1
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self. Get o., free catalogue �`
D. A. MP4
• cLAOHLAN, :Principal.
Te>r y,Lt Avri74b;i.a 't'tn'b'rvY6Y 2- aiifvuy-.0W
SIMPLE REMEDY Fon SALE -A, few good Oxrorddow,t ,and
Leicester ram lambs and a Leicester•
ahealing ram for sale. Apply to S. WALKER,.
sss
cls P. 0.
% u Morris. Btu
Lot9 .7
l0
111,58 co TelephoneS.1 ,F5
for sale t tongs 1�5
00 North OF LAND ,
la loco,
P t cultivation. GoodL
North o S
at yc ern'
d an oder ou ovation. B tl b
cemintfl and 1
cement floors, large at house, newly paint-
ed
n tgs
ed; good wells at barn and house ; buildings
and fences in excellent repair. An ideal home f
cheap. Apply (Mies) SUSIE GOVISNLOCX,
Seaforth, Ont..
For Backacheantl Kidneyy Trouble '
The simplest• and most effective
remedy for sick
kldue s is Booth's
H
y y
Kidney Pills.. If there is: weakness,
congestion. inflatnination -o1 soreness
Booth's Kindney Pills telieve tt•.
They •vet -y
gently stimulate
tope and
strengthen sick
kidlteys, drive I
away backache, 1
rhenmabic pain
and dizzin e s s, •
clear up and te-
gulate the urine
a n d ,restore a
perfect filtering
of the blood.
Best of all this relief is permanent.
All druggists sell and guarantee'
Booth's Kidney Pills, 50c. box. Money
l'
backthey if fail to relieve. Write a to
The R. T. Booth Co. Ltd., Fort Erie,
011t., for a freetrial.
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This.
47
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WITH CORNET-O%FURO
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It is a wonderful patent device, the Oxford Economizer, and is licensed
for use only on
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and RANGES
This marvellous regulator keeps the oven at a given temperature. No
heat is wasted -nothing goes up the Sue but bad odors, steam and smoke.
The fire is held for hours without attention -ready for immediate use-
and all this labor, time and fuel saved by simply turning the crank.
With the Divided Oven Flue Strip you have even baking, because of
the perfect distribution of heat, secured by this expert arrangement.
TheRev- '0" ate
FARM FOR SALE. -The undersigned offers
his fine farm consisting of about 111011C/19,
adjoining the town of Dunton, for sale. The
farm is in a good state of Cultivation, and hes
.good bilildinge, brick ]rouse, bank barn, driv.
ittg house, pigpen, eta., all comparatively new.
A1
olidrea iflayoung nE orchard containingaining
all
tes ed p mull fruits. Tine
term is well fenced and drained
and iaavery
desirable horse. For further particulars apply
on the premises or address
1041 30HI7 TORRANCE, Clinton.
CAR/4 EOR SALE. -Being Lot 20, Con.
Con. 14
Relation township, containing about o.
i
mires, alt cleared. On the eaeaibed
house, bank barnwith hog fen eouhined; and
anew power mill for pump ng, grinding, &ct
sten good•bearing archer:, chiefly Soya, Enid.
is'in-extra good state ofcultivation, having
been cropped light and large stook or both
hogs and enttle• Ped on it for. years.Farm is
situated y, from sehool- and 2 utiles from
Walton 0. P. R. station. For further particu-
lars write 3. R. HAMILTON, Walton 1'. 0., or
apply en the premises, - 441-tt
FARM 14012 :SALE being Lot I0, Oon. 10.
Grey Township, containing 160 acres; 45 I
story frame house 20x110' 11.; kitchen. 10x24 -
•a frame 40x0 oa stone atabltn'• 3 •
goodood fr t 0
Uttered
eons • all seeded orchard; grass !lee 0 20acres;.0
10 acres Yn (,All in state 01 unitive
from . 0. o,'
lt..atn tion. All in state of cultivation. For
further particulars aptly to ALEXANDER
BARRON Ornnbrook, P. 0. 18.4.
Telephone 2018.
ARMS FOR SALE -Beim f. of 4, Ooir: 11,
and Lot , Con. 18, Grey Lownsltip, Huron
ICo. On these farms are good buildings, well
fenced and drained, also good orchards ;. plen-
ty of water ; nearly ell seeded to grass and in
agood state of cultivation. Both are °lose to
school and to the Village of Brussels. Tttey
will be sold cheap and on easy terms of pay-
ment. Apply on the premises.
8,11 : JAS. BOTZ, Brussels Y.O.
FARM POR SALE. -Tho undersigned offers'
' for sale his 100 acre farm, being N% Got.
20, Con. 8, Morris township, Baron Ou. 05
acres cleared. There is a coinfortablo houao
now bank barn, orchard, drilled well, &u. 03
miles Soatit of Bruenela. Possession drat of
Marob, 1912. For further partioutara, as to
price, terms, &a., apply on the premises os
Brussels P. 0. to B. BEAM, Prop. - 0.4
AT A BARGAIN. .!trill dispose of cottage,
Elizabeth street, Brussels, at I860, 0 great
bargain, in order to secure quick sale. Hey.
lunybehad from Mr. ,I. Leoltte. For further
particulars see Mr. Leckie orwrite the under-
signed. J.H.. CAMERON,
10 St. George St., Landon,
COMFORTABLE BRIOIC' HOUSE' with
stable, well, &c. and 2 aures of theme
for sale in he boh
outite ,nut of Bruit.
se " Int mediate posses ' =,e given, For
or particulars ay. ' 9uott, Brue-
r JNO, MOAR'1 - 5P. 0.
li.
'arm, be-
r..N°Neti,
'by the
nd, hal.
re Ian
; �Jyrtacoin.
ootl'�d''u,""y„tion and
1uu•tim ars ripply to
AS. A. neNAI1t, Exec.
., or P. B SCOTT, Bets•
11 740
'Lit The undersigned offers•
,"a acre farm. being Lot. 00,.
uges'^u 70• acres cleared, balance
ry. It is n,,,,;bent, 01 acres seed-
teoi-maler'tals.ing donee. 00 Elle
nt.:, barn, driving shed,
.,1 ancrit,..R,a$ ,4,,,JL Close to least..
and school. Per further parllea-
o JOHN OSBO1RNE, Proprietor,
ott,Brussels.
SALE, Hein South half Lot 20,
1, Con. 4, Morris townohllp, Huron Oo., con•
ping 100 acres more or tens. On the prem-
, is a frame house, bank barn, good ereltord
. 3,1, windmill, &o, All cleared except about
an none, Schoot 1 tnileedistant. Only 21�
milao from Brussels. 0 acres °til" wheat
and about 00 aoree seeded down. Far price,
tonna and Other hlfOrmlttien npp1y on the
premises or If writing Brasile P, 0. Phouo
x20. Or 12. B. Bcotn, Brussels.
11.11. A. L,main, Proevfolor.
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esagioneEmoRnessumenireaseuffElo•♦ Out Seven Colleges have been
established duriug the past 30 4.
4• years. The largest trainers in •
O Canada, Owing to out• -cellos.-
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Lion all over Ontario, we do 4"
+ better for our graduates than. •
e guy other School. You may
p study all at home or par My'at •
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homeandfinish at Lite College. •
• Affiliated with TheComrnercittl 4'
• Educators' Association of Can- .l.
4• ada. it would be well for you •
• I.0 investigate before choosing. 4r
p Exclusive tight foe Ontario of
4• the world-famous'` Bliss Book •
-
• keeping System, which is 1111- 1'
equalled. It isAclpal•]3usitieas 3•
e. li•om. Start to Finish, and the •
• student. keeps sante books as t
Chatleeed' Banks and Whole- ;
+sale Houses, Ritter any time, •
• , Iudividclul iostructiott. •
• Fall Term From Aug. 28th •
•Nrite, call m•pbmte for •y.
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• Busines . College
• GEO.' SPOTTON, President A
Cutts, W. Burns, Principal ••h
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Chipping Mill
at the
Electric Light Plant
BRUSSELS
Will Run Every
Week Day
ftom this date and. attend to all
orders With promptness and
care. Satisfaction guaranteed;
Flour and Feed always
on hand far sale.
We ,are prepared to install.
Electric Light in homes or pub-
lic buildings. Ask about Tier
rates and terms, , A 1 service
promised.
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