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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1905-5-11, Page 5a Y71r5-k± te." tl f/" •tr.§ i-./' ti 103: (5..3.�.Yk. 5aY'tl 8 S 4G '�Ai%WaGG}➢VF� TRAIN UP A CHILD (44Wc1 11Trate is a Strong grgumant And when op sendt0 him or Not OND Graduate of the popular $ heT die C/STO,I L ELLIOTT .// 1'Orrn °pone April 11th, 1904 Two Coarses-- Commoruial and Shorthand, Send for College Journal. A. L, MOINTYRD, Manager. *>eeais alat3 5g»agIt1Ald'' MEDICAL CARD&, Dlf,. R. A. BURNS— Sueeeesor to Dr. J, A. McNaogliton Brands, Ontario Graduate of Polyclinic Poet Graduate School of Medi/due and Surgery, New York Member of College of Phyeioit0e and 8ar- geone of Ontario. Chloe and ireeidenoe same as formerlyoo- ouplod by Dr. Ma Naughtou. Dineen of women a specialty. BUSINESS CARDS, 1UTONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER LYI Dent, F. ti. SCOTT, Brunets, /7 T H. MoCRACKEN— dao 1at •Gr000Iesary,er o1 Murriago T,toeneeo, 01- Turnborry otreob, Jdrnseela, HARMS FOR SALE—THE UN• DMISIS0E0 tae several good Forme for Bale sad to root, easy torten, in Townahipe of ttorrie and Grer, F R. SOOTT,Brnaeele 0. 0. F. Court Privoese Alexandria, No, 21, 0.0. F., Brueeule, meets in their Lodge Room, Bina - 11111 Blook, ou the end and last Tuesdays of each month, at o'clock. Visiting brethren always welcome. JAS. BU It1118J, 0.10. A. E. AI L L LI Sii, R, S. M. NIORRISON, Issuer of Marriage Licenses, WALTON. ONT, ROBERT OUNNINGHAM• 111001001008, FIRE AND MARINE, GUELPH. J. LECKIE, LIFE AND FIR10 INSURANCE, LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, omgradates/ Hareloy's D0•ug Store, Nov. 80 -em Bru Beale, Wellington Mutual Fire Insurance Co., SSTAL0100ES 1840 Inearan00 taken on the cash and premium note system at currant rates. Before Jneur- ina eloewhore call on the nade00180ed. Agent of the oompany. GEORGE ItOGERS, Brunets. AUCTIONEERS. �dl S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION- . nom will sell for better mine, t0 better mon in lose time and lase chargee than any other Auctioneer in East Buren or 1e won't *barge anything. Dates and ordere man always be arranged at We office or by personal application. ROBT. H. GARNISS BLUEVALII ON T. Auctioneer for Huron County. Tome reatnnnblo, Pales arranged for at the office of Ton Poe:, 13, easels. 0011 VETERINARY. A. GUNNINO•fiA1VI— C�. Boner,ir*.leaw of the Ontario Vet- erivary College, ie in oparnd to treat all die - nen of domesticated animate an a compet- ent manner. Particular attention paid to Veterinary Botany and Milk Paver. 0a11e promptly attended to, Office and Infirmary —Four doors North of bridge, Turnborry et., Brussels. i.MGAI. AND CONVEYANCING. AB. MACDONALD— . Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Ebo, Sucsoesor to 0. F. Blair. 010oe over Stan- dard Sank, Brussels, Bolioitor for Metro- politan flack. MTM. SINCLAIR-- a Barrister, Solicitor, 'Conveyancer, Notary Public, &o, Onleo-1towart'e Block 1 door North of Central Hotel, Solicitor for the Standard Batik. puOUDEOOT, SAY8 8z BLAIR— BARBIBTOIAS 80LIQIT(+Iie, NOTARIES PUBLIC, ETC, W. PRODDEOOT, IS, 0, B. 0, HAYS G. F. Bnem. Offioea—Thome formerly occupied by Messrs Cameron & Holt, Common, 0NTAmm, DENTISTRY DR. R. P. FEUD. DENTIST Graduate of the Royal College of Rental Sui•geohoo! Ontario and Fir:Oateen Honor Graduate of Toronto Uuiveraity, Olaoe next to Br8wer'e Photograph Gallery, BBUSS70LS. CENTRAL STRATFORD ONT. You eon get a general education In any 8oheel but oom0 to the CENTRAL for Praotioal Busmen Poaioiog,. This College ]rut a Continental reputation for thorouglineao. Opportunities aro for tltoee who are prepared. Our g r da at s to You may entereroMann Y -time, tr 4 y Write for fti0' no, w o OatAlo g 1 ' I011,L10TT & Mot.,ACHLAN, Prineipale. TORONTO, ONT. 001t Tenon AND ALEYANnE n BTS, Is out of a position today. It is the truth when we state that 'Our Stud - onto aro Ind formly 80000ee110110 get- ting gond poeltiouo ;after graduation." Our 0301001 is a High Claes ono and the best in Canada. Tenter now. Col - loge Open the entire year. Catalogue Ire°, W, J, ELLIOTT, Prinolpal l;/j`3 $ iill:r2fr iii tsirirt tthm, For(1w1cth. A new cement floor baa been put in the basementofthe public school. B. Bender, of Gowaoebown, iost big valuable imported Olydeedale etallion, Mentave Dauntless, valued at $1,900, at Alex. Gibson's on Wednesday of loci week. Rev. W. H. Bnelgrove B. A•, of Delhi, hoe been selected se m0088000 to the Rev. E, A. flan as reeler of the Anglioan ohuroh in Gorrie, Fordwioh and Wrox ,ter. The Epworth League have decided to celebrate the 24th of May by holding a Patriotio entertainment at which four addre'o(o will be given on Eoglaud, Soot - land, Ireland and Canada. The Vestry meeting of Trinity oharah wee held in the church on Futter Mau• day, Rev. E. A Ball, rentor, presiding and W Wallaoe acting a8 vestry clerk. The Warden's report showed the Dilemma to be in a very eatie- foobory condition. The following oMoere were elected :—Rector's Warden, Wm, Watters • People'e Warden, Adam Spence ; Vestry olerk, Wm. Wnllaoe ; Auditors, Thos, Goggin and Wm. Wel. tau ; Sidesmen, 0. Wade, E, Albreoht, M. Leonard, J. Armstrong ; Lay Delegates to Synod, Wm. Watters and Wm Wallace. The retainer's stipend was advenoad $50. t7lintono. Good-sized shad are plentiful in the Bayfield river, A. Robinson, late of Goderioh, took °barge of the Rattenbury House, on Mon• day of last week. Israel Taylor, Tate of Clinton, hae been sleeted as President of the League of Wellington St. Methodist oharoh, Lon- don. Fred. Noble, formerly with J. 1'. Tis• doll, has just been appointed manager of the Merobant'o Bank, at Carndaff, Man„ at a salary of $1400 a year. The p'ople of thie place and vicinity will be glad to know that Rev. W. D. Magee, has declined the call be received on the 30th of March from the Beptiett' of Swan River, Man, Among those who were enone'efui iu peeving the final examination• at the Norlhweetern University Dental College, °bleego, were Bert. Jaokeoo and Wallace Irwin, of town. H. B. Combo ie about oloeing the sale of hie drug bneloeee to A. F. Wylie, ot the Arcade Pharmaoy, Toronto. Tbie will enable Mr. Combs to give all hie attention to the Knitting Faotory, Dr, R. Agnew hue disposed of hie dental premium to J. B. Lundy, of Brant• ford, and hae some idea of moving to the Weet, He ins been a resident of Clinton for about 20 years, lea member of the public sohool board, a trustee of Willie church, one of the beet bowlers in town, and a enthral good fellow whose removal would be very greatly regretted, AGE ADDS TO ITS POPULARITY. Pity years ago Pubman'e Corn Ex. tremor was introduced. Its Bale hae been enormous. The reason is that "Pabman'e" is the only painless and care ours for corns, warts and buniene. D,iabtlese you have proved thio youreelf. Wlxtllhnraa. Dr. J. P. Kennedy bee been gazetted Aesuoiete Ooroner for Huron. Good Friday Mise Margaret Fisher, Victoria wreck, fell and broke cue of her wrist8. Two of our citizens book their road - elate to Toronto Horse Show, Geo, Bing and Roland Beattie. The latter captor ed second pr:e° for his grey, Chester Hoge, far the pall 8 y, ere an emptuyee of the Advaeoe, left for the W sei, Chester ie a steady young man, and we hope he will do well, He left expecting to 1111 an opening iu a Brandon office. The Junior Epworth League of Wing bpm Metbodiet Chetah elected the following o1icoro :—Pree.—Laura Kerr ; Vioe Pree.—Oarrie Stewart, 2ud—Reza Davidson, 3rd—Marguerite Park ; 41.11— Roby Kerr; See —Vey Lloyd ;Treat', Brook Brandon ; Pioniote—Hazel Bran• don, Olive Manners ; membership, 95 ; mie0io00ry money raised, $13 47 ; Sop arinteudent, Mien Sprung. Senior League elected the following offioere :—Preaideut —Anson Dulmege, jun- ; let Vioe— Woeley Ansley ; 2nd Vioe—Mise M. L. Brook ; 3rd Vioe—W. T. Hall ; 46h Vioe —Mica M, Beeman ; Seo.—Mise M Tibbs • Treas,—Mise Lloyd ; Pianists— Mine Sperling and Mien Dalmage ; Rep, to Die. Esen,—Mise Peasant'. The 000110it has not thought it wise to oubmit to Bylaw for water works for domestic purposes, or for trunk newer. The foote seem to be tbeoe—The flame at the wheel house mast be repaired at eon. aiderable met, or our fire motivation may 000468nly oo)lape°; an impravemene of our present system- appears to be a mushy, or our 111e00800e uteri may inoreaee, The (Toenail propose to submit a By-law authorizing the expenditure of $9,000, and with this it in proposed to pat in a steel llama, erect a stand pipe and extend the mains neoess00y for oonneo• tion withstand pipe. This tvonld not give water for domestic parpoaee, but would give flret•olaoe Ale proteobion, with Ibis edventege that none of the work done or money expanded would be lost, but all world be Available if, in the tonne, it was decided to Wood oud the a stem fon do. mestio water supply. This system, if a dynamo were plltoed at the wheel house ooaid be need to farnieb eleobrio power and water for rale to too factori88, rail tvay8, etc,, it ie claimed, would produce enffi0ient revenue to meet the -annual do. bentm e. From the Aaaeeuor's roil we gather the 0110W105 figures whioh will be of interest --The Kohut!'valtte of real property, ex elusive of buildings ie given as $124,420; value of bailditti's, $466,640 ; hnsioeue aeooesmont 684,470 ; fixable Momma, $5 450, molting a total auseeement of 5680,780. The tote! aeee8utnent for the different wards in divided as follows :— Ward No. 1, $125,110; No, 2, $181,080 ; No, 8, 5194 925 ; No. 4, $229,715 The total 888008me01 last year woe $672,722 Shiny were of the opinion that under the new Aosesemenl Aqt the boled aeseeement this year would be below that of last year, but the above figure show that in• stead of being lower. the asee8emen0 is several thousand dollars higher. The number of ohlldren between 5 and 16 years is 488, and between 6 and 21 years, in 646. The hotel population le given at 2 216, an inoreaee of three over last year. The number at doge is give° at 106, oom• pared with 68 last year. Env Until further nolioe, there will be service in Trinity oharch every Sunday morning and e.ery alternate Sunday evening. A. H. Plnmmer left leaf week on a bneineee trip to Manitoba pointe in the interests of the Eureka cement block maohine, Oommenaing Sunday morning last the Sunday eohoole in oonneotion with St. Andrew's ohorah and Trinity obaroh open al 9.80 o'olook. A 0000ert ander the services of the Epworth League of Blyth Methodist cbarob will be held in I0408107 hall on Friday evening, 12th inet. Mre. (Rev,) Baker, of Walton, a high Claes notelet, and Dave McGill, atweye popular with a Blyth audience, will Bing at the oonaert in Iudntry hall on Friday evening, 12th inet. Mina Jane MoOreigbt died at the home of her parents, Alex, and Mrs, MoOreight, at three a'olook on Sunday morning of last week, after an illness whioh lasted three months. Tabercaloeie was the oauee of death. The funeral took place on Tuesday afteruoon and wee largely encoded. Interment was made in the Union oemetery and the services at the house and grave were aonduoted by Rev. Dr. McLean. Deceased wee a good living young woman and when in the enjoy. meet of good health wag a regular at. tendaot at all serviette in Bt, Aodrew'e obaroh. Sbe had a kind and loving disposition, and from her large oirale of friende will be greatly missed. WEARING AWAY YOUR LUNGS 4' Yes, and your strength too. Stop coughing and get rid of that oalarrb. The one remedy is "Oalarrhozooe" which goes to the diseased Haloes along with air you breathe ; it can't fail to reaoh Ibe course of the (rouble. It's bound to kill the germ'', and an for healing up the Bore places, nothing Kan surpass Oatarrhozooe. If you don't get instant relief and ulbi• mate once yon will al least gel beak year money for Oatarrbozone is gaaranteed to cure catarrh in any part of the system. Yon ren no riek—therefore nee Catarrh• ozone—at cur expense if not eabiefied. Atwood. Rev, Masers. Peuhall, of Atwood, and Tiffin, of Trowbridge, exchanged pulpits Sunday. A partridge flew into the chopping mill on Wednesday morning of last week and was easily captured. Andrew Donaldson in not making as rapid progress towards oompiete recovery rte we would like to sea. Also. Cameron left for Balgenie, Aeea., where he will work al hie trade of oarpenteriug. Hie eon, Colin, ie living in Ibe town. Elmo Cheese laators, shipped 70 boxes of April obeeee Saturday Apt. 29011 to Hodgson Broa„ Montreal. The price realized was a good one. The Court of Revision on the Assam moot Roll for the Township of Elsa for 1905 will be held in the Agricultural Ball, Atwood, on the 8th day of June. Word was received from Sao, D. Forsyth, of Berlin, giving consent 10 the admiaeion ot the. Atwood Football Team to the W. F. A., to be grouped with Wingbam, Brussels and Listowel. The annual meeliug of the Stratford District will be held in the Methodist Oliurah, Atwood, on Wednesday, May 17th, A public meeting will be held in evening at 8 p. m. Addressee on Sunday School work will be delivered by Rev. T. Nanning, B. A., of Bt. Merya, and Rev. 0. W. Brown, B. A,, B. D, of Mitobell, A somewhat peculiar aooident happen. ed on Monday evening of last week in the store of Walter Bron. al about 8 Welton'. Jae. Abbott, stage driver, wag Bitting in trout of the store, when he heard a bra- meudeoue oraeh and looking in at the door saw that all the shelving 011 the dry geode section of the More, bad oollapead spilling the geode all over maniere and uu Nle floor. Wm. Welters wag jaat r0• turtling from Ibe football field when be was notified of the occurrence. With the aeeiebanoe of a number of the etorekeep. ere and others, the geode were plaoed up ou tables and ooantere, Everything Up-to-date 6`a -- -AT J. G. JONES' JEWELRY STORE Choice New Stock of WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY BEAUTIFUL SILVERWARE FIN RANGE OF PIPES BPEOTAOLE8 To SUIT ALL SIGHTS Dandy Mantle Clocks Violin Supplies. A Bpeotalby !node of our Wahab Repair. tug Department. Befiefaetlon Guaranteed. Primes Right. Jr G. JONES 5EWi i1t, &o, I. vCUBATS I havo secured the agency for one of the best Cana- dian makesn f Incubators, ba , Prices right. 'EGOS FOlt JIATC.HING} Buff Orpington's. Ify birds are bred from the best in Canada. None better. JOHN WRIGHT If You Want Hens that will lay in Winter. If you want Birds for table nee. It you want beauty, utility and gnalily get into the BUFF WYANDOTTE breed by buying a few settings of Egge at 5100 per 15 from James Salla, ,tyre BRUSSELS. A well attended meeting wag held in Mitchell's hall for the porpoee of organ. izing a football olub. W. N. McKay Kot ed as chairman. The meeliug was anenimo°s in deciding to enter the intermediate eerie, of the W, F. A,, pro- viding the teams in this district were willing to admit Item. The following officers were then elected :—Hoo, Pree , J. A, Mitchell ; Pree., D. G. Anderson ; ler Vioe Pree., W. N Malley ; 2nd Vioe, Pree„ W. Hamilton ; Seo, Treas., H. J. Taylor ; Manager, W. N. Maxey ; Capt., Earl Switzer ; Managing Oom, Ed, Hook, Geo. $lump• It WAS deoided to plane the membership fee at 50o., and this to en. title the playact' to b000me members of the baseball c:ub whole officers are as follows :—Hon. Pree., John Roger ; Pres. W. Prioe ; 1e0 Vioe Pree., Wm. Wahine ; 2nd Vioe Pree„ W. T. Thomson ; Sea. Treas. H. Hook; Manager, Fd. Hook; Capt. W. N. McKay. (a.o<lerten . The dredge started last week to make n out through the harbor bar. The name of John A. Carrie appearn in the flet of examination results at Wycliffe College. A re onion of the preeeot and peat students of the Goderioh Collegiate In. ,tittle ie being talked of. The outside breakwater oontraotore are utilizing their rooent parohase, the Aber• Dorn, fn moving ebooe from Ibe Beath pier. Waller Pinder, so long with 0, C. Lee, has purohaeed the old established buns• ossa of G. N. Davie, and is now to pease0eion. Mre. Kemp bee a bleak Minorca ben that laid on Sunday of iasi week an egg 8 x 7 inches, and on Wednesday one almost a. large. R R. Sallow° bad a bney day on Mon• day of that week, hie May Day "baby day" proving a record breaker. Over one hundred oegativee were made during the day. Tha lumber mill is again working, and will out up i18 stook of loge now in the harbor, to be ready for the next raft. They purpose ereoting a lumber mill at Lion's Head. Alex. 8lreibon, for so long a period 'Cation agent at the G. T. R, depot, Rail town, bee resigned, and hie eon, John Straiten, now agent al Hagereviile, has been appointed to succeed him. The White Star people are making ar- raugemente for the annual Jape exour- eion 10 Detroit. The boat will leave Goderioh at 8 a. m. June 20th end will return on the afternoon of the 22nd, Io Ibe propoeal to improve the water service of the town, Mayor Murney had eoandfoge taken from the preeent intake arlb to a diehanoe of 2,500 feet out, and utopia(' of the water taken from the bottom at various points. Mre, Christopherson left last week for North Bay. She wan aooampanied by Mica Detlor, who goer' later to her home at Iuniefell, Alberta, Numerous friends regret their departure from town, and they will be mach missed in obaroh and imolai circles. O° Monday evening of last week the epeoial tea held under the auepioee of the Venetia street Woman's Mieaionary Society at the pareouage wee very largely attended and the program following the tea woo very interesting. Atter nearly One hundred had taken lea the program wee opened by the pastor, who 000apied' the obeir, The lithe number called wee a reading, whioh turned out 10 be a genuine surprise to at least one person, the pester'', wife, Mre. Graham, who ban been President of the society, el000 its organization nearly two years ago. When the reading was palled for Mre. Geo. Barrie, vioe•preaidenl of the sooiety, came forward and read a short and ep• preoiative address, after whioh Mre. G. M. Elliott presented Mre. Graham with a oertifoate of life membership in the eooiety and a beautiful pin ineoribed with her initiate on the back. The long talked of ease of Goderioh bowoehip against Colborne township for the oolleotion of a num of $100 promised by the defendant township to andel in outtingdown a hill near Holmeeviile, was called in the Division Court here on Monday of Net week. It wan to be tried by jury, and se noon me the fivejdrore bolt their Beate the plaintiff's attorney, E. L. Diekineon, took exception to the panel, as the five were Colborne residents, A long legal argument followed, bnb in the end the Judge upheld the objection. Hie hated then elated that Ibe eget might be tried by jurors outside 1110 intereeted toevnabipe, and an Agree. ment being reached, all in court non• reeidente of Colborne or Goderioh town. ehipe were directed to stand up, and there being five, they were directed to the jury box, Bat the magi° number. wan soon broken, all Mr. Dickinson, (we behalf of the plaintiff towneb;p, objected to one man, time oaueieg the putting off of the trial, The Daae originated bblongh the editing clown of a hill neer H'olmeeVllfe, for which work the (+aunty promised .Anw„r,.y1161i...em. 5000, 0o'horne 5100, end Clinton and (,v'leriob L,wnebipe other sump, 031 et which 0e a raid except the 5100 Irom (u borer, "•••t the notion woe to move] pa'nleet of riot tam, The omtt,n'fon of Cohan a ,o that the work wa'• n.•t properly finished, or completed in ac. aerdanae with the promise, E. L lilak ineon appeared for pleintiSa, and `v m, Prondf000, K. C., for defendants. (creat intermit wee matlite0088 by the regi,:cele ere tie rr terser d townships, e s e of whom attended the court, sadunr m there woe =oh disappointment over the adjonro. moot of the trial, To-owhridaze. Wee Hatlia Jaok•oo spent a few holi• days in Toronto, Mise Pearl 0018 vidtad her friend,:tliee Pearl Adams, of Drayton. We regret that Mrs. Killington is 111 from all attack of la grippe, Mies Llbbie MoUormiok le vietting friends in Ann Arbor and Detrotl, W. J. Tngheo left for Algoma Die•riob, whore he baa secured a lucrative 1•oei. tion. Mips Lizzie Casein, of Berlin, spent her holidays with her unole, Chae. Gonane. W, H. Nesbitt, of Roland, Mau„ is paying a flying visit to hie many friend, in tbie neighborhood. W. and Mrs, Levett, of Galt, orient Easter at the home of Mrs. Levett'e mother, Mre. Geo, Oode. Rev. A. 0, Tiffin end family have re- turned, having enjoyed a few days at hie former home near Goderioh. d�1wtowel. J. H, Gunther tae parohaeed James Armstrong's brick store on Main street, adjoining hie own premises, Mre, Burroeghe, an old reeident of the town, left for Winnipeg, whore ebe will reside with ber daughter, Mre. Sparrow. Join Gordon, of Rothsay, in tip oho of as likely to be appointed Lionel' Teepee. torfor West Wellington, in the place of Robert Soot t. A. M. Smith, station agent G T. R., hen parohaeed Jae. A, Tremain'e brick residence on Raglan street, formerly owned by Mr, Godfrey. The silk quilt made by the ladies of the Lutheran Church was drawn by J. D. Wale, of Bbakeepeere, ticket No. 19. The goilt realized $81.20 The Congregationalists in town baying given up their serviette, have gold the ohurob building to T, E Hay end G. M, nitre, who are having it converted into a double dwelling-houee. Chas, Anderson end family left for Berlin on Monday of last week, where they will reside, Mr, Anderson In viog been given the formalebip of the Breith• °opt Leather !Joie tannery there. Al a meeting of the brethren of Listowel L,, 0. L , on Friday evening that, Mr. Anderson wan presented with a gold - headed cane and other eonvenire of ea. teem, the presentation being followed by highly oomplimenlary remarks by most of the brethren present. Goon PROSPECT or C. P. R.—The 8'and- ard Saye :—J. W. Leonard, President of the Guelph and Goderioh Railway, and head of the oonebruotion department of the 0. P. R„ was in town on Mor day, end in oompany with Mayor Watson, M. MoD. Fleming, president of the Board of Trade, F. W. Hay, J. W. Soot! and other leading oilizene, drove over the Lawn. Chief engineer Peterson of the C. C. R. wan also one of the party. After the drive, Mr. Leonard, althoogh not speak. lug definitely, intimated that a branch from Linwood to Listowel would likely be liailt, and that the work of construc- tion may be commenced very soon and completed this season, eo as to be ready for traffic as aeon as the Guelp't and Goderioh line was completed, Mr. Leon. and gave inebroolions bo have two aneveyt made for entranee into the tow), one following the survey already made and whioh enters the corporation on the South side, and the other taking the North aide. Engineer Peterson hae been over the route between here and Linwood during the past week, and Saye the line will be a partioularly easy Doe to hnild, it being almos0 a dead level the entire distance, whioh is ab ut 21 miles, 11. G. Dimedaln, in obarge of a Guelph end Goderioh 80rvey10g party, arriv,d in town on Tuesday evening, and with hie force of a dozen or more roan wag oo• copied on Wednesday in taking dietaooea in town. Pert of the surveying party left Thereday for Linwood, and wil, work bank this way, reaching here again some time next week. We understand that the Company does not look for any aoneider. able inducement in the way of bonus in connsoliou with the extension of the line to Listowel, and it le 'entreaty likely that the townships will be asked to p' ovide the right of way, seeing that Elm, and Mornington have already 000tributed to Guelph and Goderioh line. The Oom• peny, we believe, is also disposed to deal very fairly with the town, taking the view that the business whioh Listowel offera is of ileal! enffiolent in. daaement to bring the road hare. It in doubtful if %pother town in Canada not on the line of 0, P. R. hae fnreiehed that. road anything like the p00010500 bueinese, chiefly to the Northwest, that Listowel has in the past twenty yoars 1 and with our manafaoturiee sending the bulk of their outputs to Manitoba and the Wast, the 0, P. R, Co. no doab fully appreoiate the deeirability of handling ea large a 'hare of this traffic an tiny oan command, and which they eland to lose when the G. T. P. le opened, if not in a position to oompete for it. Our oilizene are pleased at the prospect of seeing the 0. P. R. coming here, YOU MELANCUOUN WOMEN I Can't even sleep—reetleee day and night—•brooding over imagined trouble all the time. The disease isn't itt the bruin, but in the blood whioh in thin and ionnlrilione. Do the right thine now and you'll be oared quickly. Just take Ferrozmo ; it turns everything you eat into nonriebment, ooneequeatly, blood containing lots of iron and oxygen ie formed. Ferrnznn° makes flub, mosobe, nerve—otrengthene in a Week, onto very quickly, Yon'll live longer, tool brighter, be free from melaioboly if you nee Fer- rozone, Fifty owns Wye a box of thin goad tonin (My ob000late coaled *ablate in every box) at ail deelere. The inquest on file deed bank burglar at Lancaster resulted in a verdins per. featly justifying the 'shooting by Teller Von Melake. William Boyd and Bngb Stevenson were found guilty tit the London 1003808 of defrauding ex.Ald. Hugh M, Bunglers out et 510,000 on a fake iaot-rnoe. NOBBY SHOES If you want Style, Quality and Comfort in a pair of .Fine Boots or Shoes for Spring and Summer wear don't forget that we have them. For up-to-date and best wearing qualities we would recommend the John McPherson Shoes. We have the Ladies' and Gents' Boots and Oxfords in Dongola, Box Calf, -Patent Colt and Tan Calf at prices the Lowest for Quality. All kinds for Children, Girls, Boys, Ladies and Gents. See our Alen's everyday good wearing Boots, not too heavy, special at $1.65, and Whole Stock English Kip at $2 50. Boys' Pine Boots, special at $1 25, $1.50 and $1.75. Ladies' Dongola Bals $1.50, $1.75, $2 $2.50, $13.00. SURE TO SUIT YOU ALL. A. STRACHAN DEERING BINDER TWINE Pure Manilla, 650 feet ......... ....18? Sixty per cent. Manilla, 550 feet ...11}c Quantity limited at these prices. Don't put off till to -morrow what you can do to -day. To secure this A 1 Twine at the A 1 price place your order at once. HOLLYWOOD PAINTS ILet "Linseed Oil, Lead and Zinc Paint." The most dur- able, beautiful and economical Paints ever offered the public. This Paint ie sold under a five years' guar- antee. Money refunded if Paint is not all that is claimed for it. Price 40c. per quart. 7 The first principle of a good Fence is GOOD WIRE. Lamb Fence is made of High Oarbon Steel Wire. Top Wire No. 7, all the other Wires No. 9. The strongest fence made. A. M. fill O K A Y & Co. SPECIAL VALUES DIN SETS AT Thomson's alessomestermestaisoursixemnrdiar New Now that the season for buying Buggies has arrived we would like to inform the public that we are better prepared than ever to supply their every want in Buggies got up in the very latest style and best material that money can buy—Steel Tires, Hard Rubber, Cushion and Pneumatic Wheels, with Ball Bearing Axle, Lumber Wagons—the very best oak gear, with half truck or high wheels, either 2'i, 2 or,3 in, tires. Before buying elsewhere be sure and call at the old reliable Car- riage P+actory where you will get the very best value for your money. t Two Cows for sale at reasonable figures. JOHN C013ER- .�4N