The Brussels Post, 1918-2-14, Page 5RUMNESS CARDS,
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AUCTIONEERS.
til B. BOU'''T AS AN AUOTJ1i�
MBA, will Hell for better prices, to '
better igen in leas time awl loss charges
than any other 1,11010100110 Nut i3 (iron or
he won't olarge 411).41110g, linte0 told onlay„
can always be Arranged at thin olnoo Or 0y
"reunal application,
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Business Cords
JAS. ANDERSON.
VETERINARY SURGEON.
8uoe00su1' to M. H. Moore. ,I2Iro et Andet'-
ann tiros. 1,ivery staple, flru� eel... 'Telephone
No. 20.
T. T. M'RAE
M. B., M. O. P., & S. O.
M. 0, 11., P31l,ge of lirueeuls,
Physician, Surgeon, Actoucbmu'
011ioo at 11 (10nru, uppo0110 Melville tihureh,
Willi+un street.
DR. F. T. BRYANS
lrn010,101' of Medicine, University of Toronto ;
Lleyn nate of College of Phynurmno sod stir• i
aaon4, 110loro(; 02.No lhll' Ilu,,oe surgeon of 1
Western 1110(+ lm 1, Turm,to ((taros of late Dr.
A. MtKeves, smith l4Im'k, $,'nasals,
karat phone 16.
MAUDE 0. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal graduate Department of Ophbhal-
lnology, h o0or 'maty lllod,cel College, Ohioago,
Ill., 10 prepared to test eyes and at femme; et
her tilMae over • vedateday,sThursd Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of every week. Office hours -10
to 12 n, at. ; 1 to p. m. Evenings by appofnt-
Mont. Phone 1210.
OR. WAROLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night oa110. Olfioe opposite
Fluor M111., Ethel.
JAMES TAYLOR
Licensed AUat1Oaeer far Huron Ca.
Satisfaction asstred °herpes nmderet,r.
Write or Telephone 11 not uonveir(eut to eon,
.Both 13russela and North Huron Phones.
13ELGRAVly' P. 0.
P. R. MULHERON
Teacher of
PIANO, ORGAN, VOClAt,
Organist and Choir blaster, AlelvIlIe Olru•oh,
Itrussels. Pupils prepared tor Toronto WI -
lege of Music Examinations, Phone lex
PROUHHT, RIILORAN & COOKE
earriators, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
&c.
Onion on the Square, 2nd door from Hamilton
Street,
(10DERICH. ONT.
Private funds to loon at lowest rates.
W. Priouot err 12, 1.'. A. L, K1 LLO0AN
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£2 0010010'8 Lending Commornint School "3
yeti makes 81100000 easy. We have ti (V (IP.
rt; ,0ortrnouts -- Oommerelnl, Mltnt'tbnAnd•
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and 'Telegraphy. We give individual, .
�r instl'lm,tiooe and stud silts may sitter et -
v2 nay Utile, t3unduates cru planed in
rS positions, This IH yonl' opportunity IIH rA
vi there is tt great cell noun ns for trained
ghelp. Wrte at once for pnrtfoulnrs. ,n
\p5 W..1. ELLIOTT, D. A. 21(LAonr,AN, +:6,'
lvi President Principal Syr
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To LIVERPOOL -GLASGOW
LONDON - I4AVRE
Fine, modern oteaur-
ers - (equipped With
ovary comfort and
luuury, For infor-
mation apply agents,
or
" McitiSt StirThronte
W. H. KERR,
A gent Allan. Line, 13rnseels.
INHISPETWAGIMENIMMOM
ntv :rgvet
THE
Best Brains
III
00111u10 hove pnr1.101cited In tlto ore.
nitration or 0101' 0pienrild Hanle Study
Cannes in Banking, Renitornlr.o, Higher
Aoconntht (50munntoinl Art, Snowµ�
Card Writing. Photography, Journal.
ism, Short Story Writing, 81,orthnild
nod 33oo1,koeping. Select the work
which most blflornsts you lull write no
for particulars, Address
THE SHAW CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL
391.7 Vongo 8t., Toronto
Toa big store of 1). M Cerg1Son,
Strnlfotel, ft:wetly of 131ussels, mow
opens at 9 a ut and 2103ts at 5 )s. 111,,
except ori Stem )ley, to eoonotnize heel,
llJ MOE' ER!OUS
HEEJ/CFIE$
Since She Tried "FR(IiT-A-TIVES",
The Famous Pratt Medicine,
MISS ANNIE WARD
112 Hazen St„ St. 101113, N.B.
"Tt is with 'pleasure that I write to
tell you of t1,o great benefit 'received
from the 1130 o1' your medicine,
'Pi -mfr -a -lives'. 1 was (1 great sufferer
for many years from Nervous Head.
aches anti Coirslipalion. I tried
-everytlhing, consulted doctors; but
twilling seemed to help me until
I tried Truit•a-tires'..
After I had taken several boxes, I
was completely relieved of these
troubles and have been unusually
well over since."
lyttas ANNIE WARD.
'Fruit -a -twos' is fresh fruit juices,
concentrated and increased in
strength, combined with flnesttonies,
and Is a positive and reliable remedy
for headaches aucl Constipation.
50o. a box, 0 for $2.50, trial size 25o.
At all dealers or Pi rult-a-tivestimitod,
Ottawa.
F. R. SMITH, Druggist, Brussels.
Alun etthe best. Druggists in- all On -
Levitt towns.
67,; . Farmo BIIiJ2S icier
BRUSSELS
00t00 140111,11 00, 040 1401100
Express 7:111 a in 113IDi1 11:112 a 111
Express. 3;32 u m Express 0:171) m
trri'vier`tt0 fr .1V "'SCUP/Pr.
WALTON
To Toronto To Godericlt
Express......... 7:32 a m 1 Express 11:10 n m
Express 2:2e p m Expreea 0:34 pm
WROXETER
Going }tall - 7:11 e, m. and 8:81 p. m,
Going West - 12230 and 0:6)p. in.
All trains going East connect with 0. P. R. at
Orangeville for Otven Sound, Elora and T
G. 13. stations,
GEO. ALLAN, Loom Agent.
acal a+1;i etv Items
No Pull Now,
Orders were received from Gen, 5
C, Metvburn, minister of Militia, con-
veying explicit instructions regarding
the use of "influence" in connection
with applications for promotion, ap-
pointments of any sort of efl'ort in
which the military command was con-
cerned. The gist of orders from Ot-
tawa was to the effect that ail efforts
to influence the minister of militia
would he useless, and that when re-
quests of any sort Wright be made there
was only one proper way to do this.
through the general officer command-
ing. Any person who in future tries
to use influence to aid any application
for favors Will merely delay
Only for Depot Battalion,
in future no man under a class call-
ed out by the proclamation under the.
Military service- Act may be taken on
the strength of any unit other than the
Depot Battalion, without special au-
thority from headquarters, according to
orders issued last week, Any loan who
has originally reported for service may
voluntary report for duty to the
Depot Battalion any time before or-
dered Il do so by the deputy regis-
trar. Any man whose application for
exemption is disallowed may report for
duty before being ordered to do so by
the deputy registrar. Men voluntarily
reporting for duty with the Depot Bat-
talion may be transferred to another
unit if convenient.
You Can Help,
Lord Northcliffe in a recent article
says.—"Another thing wlticli should
always be sent is a local newspaper,
which gives the intimate details for
which the boys at the front long so
pathetically. They like to see what
their friends are doing, They like to
read about "church socials," They like
to know that Miss Smith poured tea
for Mrs, drown. The troops at the
non) always have plenty of the
world's greatest newspapers to tell
them what .is going on, but the local
home journal is a gift for which they
Iu'e always thankful," ---The New Era
is always on the look -our for the hone
and district news, and as there are a
lot of papers being sent to the boys
overseas, everybody can 11111k0 this
Journal interesting by sending in the
local happenings.
Now Postal Regulations
For the purpose of reducing the
tonnage Its much as possible that war
supplies may have first place in the
nation's shipping, the British Govern-
ment, in connection with the Canad-
ian Post ()Mee Department, has issued
a stringent regulation forbiddilhg the
sending of newspapers ie bundles to
hoot soldiers and civilians living in
the united Kinggdoio. The neW order
forwarded in single copies, It IS eke
plaited that it is purely (311115(1 reguo
laden, to which the Canadian Govern -
inept has had to acqulosce. It Is
peculiar order, for it allows lite ship -
men( of bundles of newspapers to
soidiess In !'ranee and not to those in
lingl:ind. Another feature of the reg
utalein is that it dues not prevent
the sluice party tv sentding at the same
time to the sante person different
single copies of newspapers,
GOOD STUFF
A patriotic citizen of North Caro-
lina, James II. Pou, has taken a pledge
upon himself which all plight welt
copy and adopt, Ile says: -
"I propose that we take upon our-
selves five simple and solemn pled-
ges i have personally taken each
and all, and, God being any helper,
i will keep all. here they are:
"I. We pledge Ourselves not to
say or do anything during this war
which will weaken Ole (hands of the
Government, or which could give
to the enemy.
"2 We pledge ourselves dur-
ing this war to (10 . promptly and
cheerfully all which our Clovern-
mlent shall ask us to do, the same
being in our power.
3. "We pledge ourselves not
to let the family of a soldier suf-
fer for want of anything we
can supply,
"5. We pledge ourselves to
give preference in alt things,
where practicable, to the soldier
who went and did his duty over
tihe man of military age and fit-
ness who did not gd,"
UP TO THE MERCHANT
Recently ;1 nterclfant in a rural town
happened to see a farmer receive a
box at the depot and noticed 0 was
from a mail order (house. Ile also
noticed that the goods were right in
his line and the same he had carried
for years, He iminediately approach-
ed the fanner and said: "h could have
sold you the goods you have here
for less money than the mail order
house and saved you the freight"
Then why don't you do so?" said
the farmer. "1 have taken the local
paper for a year and have not seen
a line about you selling these or any
other goods. Tihis mail order house
sends advertising matter for any trade
and they get it. If you have any bar-
gains, why don't you put them in the
paper so we can see what they are."
FiRE AFFECTS ANIMALS
Some Go Mad With Fear, Other. Re-
main Cool in Danger
Most animals are afraid of fire, and
will fly from it in terror, To others
there is 0 fascination about a flame,
and they will walk into it, even though
tortured by the heat.
A horse in a burning stable goes
mad with fear, but a dog is as cool in
a fire as at any time. He' keeps his
nose down to the floor, where the air
is purest, and sets himself camly to
finding his way out. 'Cats in lire cry
piteously. They hide their fates from
the light and crouch in corners. When
their rescurers lifts theta they are as a
rule quite docile and subdued, never
biting or scratching.
Birds seen( to be hypnotized by fire
and keep perfectly still; even the lo-
quacious parrot 11 a fire has nettling
to say. Cows, Ike dogs, do not show
alarm. They are easy to lead forth
and often lind thier way out them-
selves.
FIRE PREVENTION.
Experts estimate that fully three.
fourths of oua• fires are due to careless-
ness in one form or another. The Ore
losses in Canada run 525,000,000 a
year. which shop d cause'us to feel as-
hamed r1 ourselves. No other country
in the world, with the possible except-
ion of the United States, has such a
large fire record in proportion to its
population, In New York a bureau of
fire protection was organized five years
ago and in 'that time the fire loss was
reduced by 57,709,582, a saving of
$1,58',916 a year. The results show
that scientific fire porlection pays.
Fires are mostly caused by the careless
use of !matches, gasoline, benzine, can-
dle, rubbish and electrical fixtures. We
Sam Vleinstein
• Successor to •
M. Yolleck •
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iIs prepared to pay the
e highest price for
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•• Rags,
Rubbers, p�
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Furs Wanted
All kinds of Raw !urs want-
ed: Highest 'prices paid, Oall
on the undersigned before you
4 sell. Also buy 14ides, Sheep-
:; skins and Poultry.
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•SAM WEINSTEiN
MILL STREET BRUSSELS
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d)ars Author
Sault Ste, 'Marie.
rl'' an author ran br ettidto he the
!i Wednet, of any 1:1(11(111er lii.3(3'1
and why not, Jns' as 11(11011 pA u
t ariely of Ilnv: er, or fruit, or brain-'
- flan Sullivan, the dialinguished
Canadian poet and nov'llot, 81aitd be
0,051, property identified with Algoma,
tilt curiously shaped County or On-
tario which stretches from the ('1ties
and settlements of tits shores of Lake
Marna turd Lake Superior, up through
the 2 ser square miles of the 111ssis•
e',n5'l Forest Reserveto the great
furtrading territories three hundred
rrld sixty miles north, where i1 .15
bounded by the Albany River, 111
chief tributary of James they. Tu
nhthero shores of this cnulity 001'1.1
colonized some thirty scar.' ago at
the f r:ounce of C. P, R. agents, 14
hardy pioneers from the older rano
ties or Krncardine and Brune, but tb,
city or Sa1111 Ste, Marie has its reel;
in the remoter past, as it was a 113(1
Me posy for the viva ('ars, who ten-
yelled for the furtrnrlers of Sinntreal(
11,10 the t'ar West- Alnu Sultlonn,
u hose father was Bishop of the Al-
goma nioee00, was at one tints engi-
neer of the work or c•onstrnrtion and
lialle8ting the Algoma branch "of the
1'. P. R. between Sudbury and the
Sault Ste, Marie, and (1018 1113 local
Color in several of his short stories.
"Tt was fascinating," he saes, "In
those days to watch the psychological
effect of the arrival of the trach: or.
even of the survey party on the Set-
tlers,'They brightened up, and look
ed aL their farms with new eyes.
They were In tou7h with the world
that heretofore bad seemed so dis•
Cant" The bush fires, the miners,
A1(11. Paii1yu 11,
the huniets, the la:di carri"h.:
Indian ahem:; and the trier;:,(:: 1
provided 71,11 elsl(rrift] 3,,r .'.i:el, ',,:'it'
van's stories, some 31 t%,,' !u r
07111111 have been rotl+'rtr.l litL o ,. 'f-
ume called '"flea i'a.t:i.1.11 nt .1.
But;' afore recently lar has r3,l:er-..l
his field, and in his lu:3',t e, reel,
"The Inner fluor;' he t",a'o Pur .('
mospllere the labor ins , ement in a
small industrial tohn It the Yearn
is still In Ontario, a Is' 1 that makes
it all the more interadlu5 to the
Canadian reader, who ta?.ee an in-
terest in. the now :rapfl l;rr.:•:1 of A
distinetive Canadian lllol•uture
need strict inspection by officials and A chip on your shoulder is worth
a campaign of public education along two on the next fellow's,
the lines of fire protection. Too many books spoil an educa-
tion.
A little swee#heart now and then
is relished by the best of Wren,
GOOD RULES FOR BUSINESS MEN
Don't worry; don't overbuy; don't
go security,
Keep a high vitality; keep insured;
keep sober; keep cool.
Stick to chosen pursuits, but not to
chosen methods.
13e content with small beginnings
and develop them..
Be wary of dealings of unsuccessful
men.
Be cautious, but when a bargaip is
made stick to it.
Keep down expenses, but don't be
stingy,
Make friends, but not favorites.
Don't take new risks to retrieve old
losses.
Make plans ahead, but don't make
them in cast iron.
Don't tell what you are going to do
until you Have done it.
Morris Council
6liuutla of 0,,t,men nl0e1i1.5 110111 in
the t.ownshil/ Ball, l55,,,' i 'I'huladay,
Jae. 17th, 1918 When terve Fraser
and Oounoillnl last ,o, Prorltv', )'pill
and I+ottr had slgn, d fhe 1,11114,1.1 inn 05
°trine, the 1110(11111g 30110 opened, the
minutes of last (reeler 10111 special
meetings levee renal and aper, veil. A
grant of $26 wag made to the Child-
ren's Aid Seeiul y, (Inde, isle
grant of $10 to the 131 01( (1,011;,m's
HesplLill, 'Ibron1,, halm" lop 1 -Mures
were app.ltn1,11 Asses nr, 'I'hhuuts
Miller, sables, $801111 11uu11e( of
Board of Health, Henry Jeleteon ;
Auditors, 1t lnhnslon turd Peter
McNabb al :510.1111 cacti, 8.1 to.
spectol;', 1), Lhidli,.ly 111111 \V. Abram
515 each, ((lot k A eleleven ,1t $2110,
Printing eoett eel, SV 11. !Corr, 111 u9 -
sell, $85 ily low No I, 11118 if) raise
money by,lrbonlare 1'or le e; N+., 1,
calls read told filially pue'ell . Ilnw-
ing 1t11111111105 were paid -.5Vu ietpai
World supplies, 57.20 t \\'. Abram,
disinfecting 5 hooses, $750 ( A. 1\le.
Ewen, express and telegram, election
papers, 5001 Geo, Mason, stallnuerv,
52,15 ; B1'1180018 School Boned, 51 54 ;
S. Paul, 1'ntnlaltlehyda $11 ; ,1, Robb,
0111011 basin 'Purvey drain, 51 U0; SV,
Ferguson, D. R. O„ 5'1.00 ; .1. W.
King, gravel, Norl h hely., $O 90 ; J. A.
131'owu, D. Be Oe 54,00 1 W. Swerved,
Olerk, $200 R. Ti, Gtoaiss, D R, 0,
$4.00 ; J. 141. Unnites, cleric, 52.00 ; J,
ilobb, D. 11, O $400 ; A. Messer,
Olerk, $200; A alo.ltwen, Nomination
and JSleetion, 510.00 ; J, iia t ter,
shovelling snow on '(Vest boy., $8 00 ;
West 13olutdary account favor of hast
Wawannsh, $148 45 ; Not 111 hely. hoer.,
b1Lbl11ce favor of Tutnbelly, 530,24;
W. Salter, gtnvel, 52. Next meeting
Feb, 1.11,13, 1918. A. M It ltl\ EN, Olerk,
BEAN PO,LS SUITS -The Hailer of the
Kincaldiue Review gives pinee to the
latest fashion nose :--Econumhi' is the
label on every suit Worlf by the reale sex
deriug the veer rote The tle'.I,tners
with a view to conserving the material
for mens wear have modeltd their styles
Very tightly and 111e 01111 guy will have
the appearance or n Yard of pump water,
'ritere will be no chance for expansion
for the corpulent felloW who will have
to use a shoehorn to possess his !roes -
ere, The "high waters" will be very
1111elt in vogue. Cuffs anti belts have
been negated to the ancient history pile,
1,+4.4.44 e+-1 1.4.44„(,4-14.1.+4'4'++++° ,4+'f++.;,,+metolleei.+r.'L'+4,p.++.).14`I,•i„F •h'
15 Days
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,STOCK-TAK1NG SALE
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Clommencing,Thursday, Feb. 7th
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Barijains at Craobrook
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3'
Wats Paper at Cost
We are goitre out of Wall Paper and are selling it
at cost. Have a large assortment of pretty designs
suitab!(' for Bedroom, Kitchen, Dining -room lir Parlor.
+ Call and look over our stock,
+
Specials in Groceries
Mfr +
4'
-11 lbs. ,,f Sugar for 51.00
--Filthy 0,11. 311,al per sack 52 25
-Chen Flakes, 6 pkgs. fur 50s
--Shredded Wheat pet box JSe
--Ali Laundry Soap, 4 bars for 25c
5 1b, 3111 able Syrup 55e
-Black Tea, reg. 00c per Ib., 45c
-Green Tett, reg, 60e per Ib., 85e
--Raisins (seeded) 2 pkgs. for 25c
-1 Ib 110 !Rose Baking Powder
reg 20e. ; t i ns for 50e qb
-4 the. Salts fh, 23o
Specials In Dry Goods
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-Sig 1(el:lot.ion in Heir's anti W,,mert'o All Wool Sweaters, regular 4.
55 311, Sale price. 54.75. e•
-Pull tu,nrtment of Children's Sweaters at 10% off. '1'
-31et,•s IIeltvy Flees Lined Mule, wear, regular 85c for 75e. •F
-We will give 10% on on Men's, Women's and Children's Underwear +
as we have ten, targe a stock to carry over.
-Shirtiugs, Towelling, Flannelettes and Prints. These lines were a++
bought before the advance so will be able to Rive you them at +
the old price.
-alert's Shh'ts, Mitts, Caps and Hosiery all at the old prices.
+ --10 per cent off our large stock of Shoes and Rubbers, �
FLO1'rR ALWAYS ON HAND. iF
I A® Leitch & Son
+ Highest Prices for Produce. +
+ Phone 52 to
Cranbrook
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A Fora Car Takes the Place
of all These Things
HEN you own a Ford you can do away with many articles
that are a source of continuous expense to the man who still
drives a horse. For instance, not only your driving -horse
and buggy, but the single harness, blankets, whips, currycombs,
brushes, horse -shoes, pitch -forks, feed -bins, ete.
In their place you have a speedy, dependable? dignified, roomy
Ford Car—complete in itself, It is vastly superior to the narrow,
cramped buggy that travels so slowly. And when a Ford is standing
idle it does not eat three meals a day, and it requires no "looking
after.”
A Ford will save you time trouble, and money. It is the utility
car for the busy farmer and his family.
S. CARTER,
Dealer
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Touring - - $495
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Runabout $475
Coupe - $770
Sedan - - $970
P. 0. B. PORI), ONT.
Brussels