HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1918-5-16, Page 8•e.1.6+•10+0 C•IX•+ +0.1.4.4.0.I.6•i•eU•F4+44 ♦.1.04, i•d•r✓•i•♦•i•O 2,04.4. i•4' i-Oi•'Dft' +.31'
In Finis ng
Jse Ceanin
kit
There are nems things in our stuck which w.11 lot 0l tare rt eiee in
bringing this talions work to a teen:fie:eery cleat. Ane: t!lrm :ere
Polishing Oils, &c.
Magie Furniture. Polish- 25c bot:.
Crystal Floor O.1 -In bull( eoe pint
Ideal Silver Pnlish-
In paste form, 25e pkge.
Moth )goof
Are Bell's Pure Fibre Mete Bags --le
good place for hutting furs-
• r
30(• and 50e Foch
Sloth iialls--3ec Ib.
Red Cedar Compound -toe a fold
Disinfectants
Chloride of Line--
Ioe S; Zoe pkgs
Zenolenm-25e bets -
Formaldehyde -35c hots.
Sunset Soap Dyes
This is a Dye that both
cleans and coleus goods
at the Name time. They
are proving satisfactory
and come in the popular
shades--c5c cakes.
For Cleaning
Powdered Ammonia ---Ir plea,
Household .hold Ann i t is w k .
Boil Anti --15c cal es
Li r ti
C';t.rstrL tieda for rn.t ..n .n-
Iec lb,
Decorated Crepe Tissue
Many new deeigns, just the thing
to use as drapes for brackets and
shelves, and ;Ilse for lamp shades
Pantry Shelf raper• -roc a lied.
Whisks Nail Scrubs
A Whisk at I Fie.
Others come a[ -
25c 8t 35c nae h
i
I age Brushes well
nitele a I c e,,cli
Orb, rsat-
5
c and r 5c
Culotte Hexall Soap
The popular Hat Dye V _ry special value a!
Besides the celore we the present titne. A
have it in Glossy large transparent cake
Black- nicety perfumed-
. 25e bottles 2 Cakes for 25c
Oil Finished Wall Paper
For Kitchens. Pantries and Wash
Rooms.
Can be wiped ori.
tee and Zoe per coli,
:7 -he a'�i�rheALL .S'tor'e
-tom
Cheap Patterns in Wall Paper
We still have a good variety to
choose from where only a cheap
Paper is wanted -
:pc. tee e 12e per roll
9TH
Drnggiet and Stationer
®•1-A3•t43•Ibi•♦?•♦+.0+.0+e+At♦•iee+• +•+++,0+0+0.+0+4,-3,0+•+4.+0
0+0.+0+4,-8•'J••i•♦•Fb•FC�i•4r•S•ii•�
aleh7s Iftems
DANDELIONS are a great crop.
THE music of the laws] mower is heard i
in the land.
ARE you reads, for the Sanitary Insp. -
ector'e visit p He's due to call on you.
SEEDING IS about completed. Garden- '
ing goes slow as weather keeps so cold
THURSDAY hail holiday begins the first
week in lune Amapa Brussels business
people.
READ Carswell Bros,' Advt. on page 5 •
They have specially attractive bargains
for shrewd huvere,
A car load of Ford Automobiles an,
rived for S. Carter this week. He does
a lively business in these well known :
cars.
reoo BUSHELS of potatoes were shipped .
by Alf. Baeker and W. J. McCracken to
Toronto last week. The latter in send-
ing Zan addition bags to local points .
this week.
Charlie Davidson, of Brussels, has to ,
report this week for military service at
London. He is recovering from the
shock received last Thursday in the up-
setting of the late George Henderson's
antOmOblle, i
elINSTREI. Show evening of Friday,
May 24, 'town Hall, Brussels. You I
will have many a hearty laugh by attend -
lug and the Red Cross will also benefit
by your ticket buying. Talk about it
and boost it.
George Edwards, fr., made applica-
tion for enlistment in the military service
at Goderich this week but, was not accept-
ed. He will test out his case at Toronto •
as he is anxious to do his bit and there-
by is setting a worthy example
Mrs. Coates and sop. London, were
visitors at the home of P. and Mrs.
Ament during the past week. They
;Dade the trip by motor. ;hiss Mar- .
garet Ament accompsnied them to the i
Forest city. Mr. Ament is a brother to
Mrs. Coates
FARMER+ CLlnx -Friday evening of
this week Brussels Farmers' Club will
be held in the Atudience roan of the
Public Library, at 8 30, A Director of
this eo.ope*ative Association is expect-
ed frotn Termite to give an address.
INTOLERANCE, or Love's struggle
through the ages, Will be presenter) in
Brussels Town Hail Friday evening of
this week. Reserved seat plan at Fox's
drug store. Prices are 50c, e5c, and
$1.00, See advertisement in this issue.
BASE BAIA. MATc11.-The first Base
Ball match of the season was played on
Victoria Park Tuesday evening when a
junior o From Winglham contested the
honors with a picket; up team of youths
in Brussels. Result of the game was 9-
8 In favor or the visiters, the latter scor-
ing 3 in the last innings. The game
was full of enthusiasm
REP Cross Circle will meet next Tues-
day afternoon at 3 ri elock it' the audi-
ence room of the Public Library. One
of the interesting features will be a re•
port by Mrs, P. Scott of an address giv-
en by Miss Ada Ward, the talented wet•
lecturer and correspondent from behind
the firing line in France who spoke at
Seaforth last week. Colne and hear the
message from overseas,
CHRIS, ZILLIAx Dun.—'r HR Pawl. re.
mots to report the demise of Christian
Zilliax, last Monday in Toronto, in his
5gth year, Funeral took place Wednes-
day afternoon to Mt, Pleasant cemetery
from his late home, 861 College street.
Mr. Zilliax had been seriously ill for
several weeks. He was a former Brus-
sate', owning the Central hotel, MIS.
Liliiaxpredecensel her !husband, The
children are Miss Ida, Charlie and Will,
Sympatby will be accorded the bereaved
in their sorrow, Deceased was a former
resident of Listowel before Coming to
Aruesels,
DONer forger the Leckie Auction
Sale of villave and farm property and
househnld effects Suturdav afternoon,
May 25th. See bills and advt. for fur-
ther particulars.
EAST LYNN will he given in the 'Down
Hall. Wroxeler Wednesday May 2e, by
Fordwich Dramatic Club. Funds in
aid of Y. T. R L. Do not miss it.
THEres]dential properties of the late
Tehn Leckie and David Walker have
changed hands The transaction is said
to be of the nature of an exchange and
other cuue•' tion.
rdera
LAST week Clayton Jordan. 'eller in
the Standard Bank, wrenched his left
knee while plevinn ball and has been
taking enforced holidays. We hope he
will soon he ss well as ever.
This week George Grimoldby's name
appeared in the casualty list as suffering
from a gas attack His wife ]a at
the home of alrs D Robb, Brussels.
We hope George will soon be over his
trouble
DR HAMILTnN received a German gas
mask from his brother who is doing
duty in France. It is ,an interesting
article and such app']auces have uo
doubt saved the life of thousands of men
in the terrible gas nteicke liy use rf
deadly gas sn cntnme>n now in the war,
SERn BRANS -20 thnshels hand picked seed
benne for sale. Priee:W.00 por bashed.
Phone 41. GRO. Mnl.nnoN, Brussels.
GOOD INYxaTURNTS-Parting having funds
that they want invested Amalfi call on the
undersigned am he can place your funds in
good Yarm mortgages, Provincial or Municipal
Debentures or Victory Bonds, all bearing five
and one-half per rent or better. No other
securities are handled and on others are to be
compared to thus.• when seen•ity in considered
especially when war times are thought of 'rNo
one can tell what will happen to others after
the war so get the best available.
F. S. SCOTT, Brussels,
SHORT $nxn7 Bulli for sole, several ready/or
sondes. Choice bred stock .TAS, SPElre. T.ot
20, Con, 0, Morris. Munising,
100 bushels of good Seed flora for sole
ALL` BAatRa, Brussels.
HorsE to rent. Apply to Maar b 12r•133
PASTrilAUR to 1ct, with plenty of anter.
Apply to 01c.nP.xT NPEirr, 5111 Um., Morris.
Phone 8110.
Frin Bale. At a bergitin, two seta Rf second
hand single harness In good condition
Ii1CtiAli nv rfr(10.
BnaoY for sale. Apply at Tit POST.
CA31110 pin, oval shape, lost 10,1WRce ).ridge
and P. Ament's Sunday evening. Will tinder
please leave at Tun Pam
14 vomit rigs, 4 and 2 weeks old for sale.
Apply to W n. A t aaxsnN, 46-2.
I,AwN mowers sharpened and ad:anted.
Now is the time to get them ready
0r.o. Euwenns, Eliil street.
Housman/tau wanted for sinal) fanny:
gond wages and permanent situation. Apply
la 1'irE Pesr.
MAt eaughta had cold last week but
ler wodt her early convalescence,
I t -t Monday Bittii.ter ineeph
St tit -r tliod in London, iii hi- 58 h y r.
lit. y t ,t broilici.nit-lav ur Sii W. A.
Grewat, who with her doubler, M
Verne Walk, r; attendee) tee funeral on
+.t'.dne„lay. He uoderwent ap oper:e .11
on Gtlndey and passel away he lottow-
!n sty Mr W311,11 tvu.a (liter We-
e
I centee • A pent cud front Spa.
ler.atk Bryan from gee turd Camp,
lengiand, to Mu. eels Red Cross says : --
Dear FrienQ>,--last a few welds to
sat I to teen:, d the box you sent and yeti
May hr sore is was appreciated anti one
I cal 2.s whit! a flee organ'alt ion the Rod
Cross is I am feeling fine and as all
the bots genern!'y dot, have gained
cons dual y in weight. Again thank•
ing you for your remembrance. Very
Sincerely, F. BRYANS The writer is a
son of Wm and Mee Bryans, Morris
Map AT KINCARDINE. -Friday of last
w.vk lahles Post, r diad at the home of
le; ,nn. Pallier Fes[ei, aged a.] vicar::.
IL h I,t to ilio n holing broil) In• suave
time and bedla‘t for 3. months 3 sorts
and a daughter survive Int,rmenl
took place at Oriegevlile where Mrs.
Foster was buried a few ye,tte age,
Mrs. Parker Foster was forma ly Hiss
Margaret hieNau Mein, of Pti(mess
street, Brussels Mr. Foster was a flue
o.rl gentleman,
Moyeentes'•Day.-In the Methodist
Sabbath School best Sunelny afternoon a
specialp apt en was presented in con
oegOo t a -tilt M.,lhri's O.ec Getrge
Eel Lards jr presided in geed sty a trona
the muelal til lite ihy It it ei f+ , .skis
excel eut. Those )akine pert tvr a lay
Skrltoa, Helen Beeker, Barrington (311-
ru✓, Will Cardiff, Merner Wood, Mar-
garet Maunders, Dorothea Stafford, F.
H G lney, A E Hersey, H L Jackson,
George Edwat ds, and Mrs. A. J. Lowry,
in addition 'o class responses Alt who
took part did well.
ONLY 2 WEEKS LEFT. -There are hun-
dred, of subscribers to THE POST still in
arrears end a number to whom notices
have been sent have paid no atteutiou to
the request. We. do not like to hand
tin se long past due accounts over for
cdl etion, with costs added, but we
must have the [honey to carry on busi•
ness. If more rigid methods have to be
adopted the will not be to blame as the
way to avoid it is to pay arrearages.
Only 2 weeks left before Tune so get
busy.
Sole) bInVERg.-Leel Saturday
after-
noon
f er-noon
the Girl Guides of town undertook
to sell abeauti I a of cut flowers
fu range
donated by the townsfolk to them.
'Chet, succeeded admirably and turned
over to the Red Cross treasury the rum
of $23 25. The work was clone under
the direction of Miss Grace Walker, the
newly appointed Captain of the Guides
Girls who carte d out the program
were: -Vivian Harris, Edna McCall,
Elva Oliver, Ca-sie Thompson, Thelma
Burgess, Mae Skelton, Florence Stewart,
Marjory Ross and Jean Fox. The
friends who contributed the flowers are
thank( d and the Red Cross is grateful for
the financial help so generously bestow-
ed
CeiveON TACKSON JOINS NAVAL SER.
ems -The Moose law Evening Times
speaks of a former Brussels boy as fol-
Iows ;-'Clifton Jackson, son of S. H.
and !firs Jackson, meta First Avenue
N E and for the past
Years a member
U the IYdepartment,
f i st ff of n ner's shoe
a
was lest night the recipient of a hand-
some gold wrist watch and travelling
safety razor set frim his fellow employ.
ees ell the eve of his departure for Es•
quimalt, where he will join the naval
service. The wrist watch was suitably
engraved in token of the esteem in
which the recipient was held by the'
donors, Jackson who is very well ]mown
]o the city, is the lsth member of the
Joyner staff who has given up his work
to enter dbe service of the Empire ”
Otd frieuds'here wish Cl fford a safe re-
turn.
EPWORTtt LRAGUF.-'Che following
officers were elected to connecdou with
the Epworth League of the Methodist
church, Brussels:-Presideut, Chester
Aemerong; Miss Fioreuee Buchanan,
Assistant ; Miss Laura Leatherdale,
Recnrding Secretary ; Bert Lott, C or
responding Serw'l.t•y ; Jim Lowry,
Treasurer ; rot Vice President, Mrs.
Parker; 2nd Vice -President, Miss Mina
Hunrer; 3ecl Vice Presider'. Ie. ed.
Wand ; 4 h Vice President, Roy Mc -
McKay ; 5,h Vice Pres , Mrs. (Rev.)
St: fford ; SIi•s Era McCracken, O.gan•
ie, ; ;alis, Martha Smith, Assistant.
$Foo oo was contributed to Missieus
i and $15 on to the piano fond of the
Sabbath Schnee
LADIEN' Anh,-Thurad Ry evening lite
annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid of
the Methodist church wag helrl at the
home of the President. Following
officers were chosen for the coming
rev i -Precedent, Mrs. W. el Kerr ;
V'ce•Presirlen•s, Mrs Alfred Baeker,
Mrs. R F D eevning, Miss Pipe and
Mrs le H. Gilroy ; Secretary, Mrs I
Petrker ; 'Treasurer. Miss Martha Smith
11(161.00 was expended during past veer
on improvements r•, parsonsge, which
inchulee herdwnod floors in hall, parlor
I and (lining room, Balance in treasury.
$t5 oo. Cranbrook paid $6 oo toward
worm windows at parsonage Rev W.
F., Stafford, pastor, occupied the chair,
The ladies raise s good proportion of
their feincle by a donation of Io cents per
mouth itom a goodly number of families
connected with the congreget tom
Socials are eliminnted In consequence.
WoMEN's INSTITUTE -Brussels Wom•
en's Institute will hold its anneal meet•
log in the Public Library Audieuce
room Friday,May tett, at 3 p, m,
Election of officers will take piece,
Each lath Is requested to bring a cookie
or hermit and give recipe for same
Ml's. Woelarrl, delegate from the De-
partment of Agriculture is expected and
will give all iufornlation rtquired for
the establishment of a Community
Canning Kitchen, where the women of
a dis rict may come together to melee
j im, jelly, pickles and can all kind. of
fruits and vegetables, Perkhill had a
Community Canning Kitchen in tete
and it succeeded beynnd ell expectations
After hearing what Mrs. Woelnr(1 has to"
sey end knowing that the Government
is working in close union with the Red
Cross in providing glees j urs for the
canning centres, so that ehipments of
fruit may be made to Canadian Military
Hospitals, a Canning Knehen may be
eetnbtished it' lireseels. As every lady
is interested in our soldiers at the Cans -
(Ban Military Hospitals and in the can-
ning of all kinds of food for home use et
large attendance is requested.
Oowe for sale. Phone 426. T. ALOncE
80 roma; pigs for rale. Phone 1110
ROY TIrnYEY,
PASTURE to let. Lot 20, (soil 7, Morris. i
Apply to Win M03frOHAufe Phone 4512.
EOGs for hatnhing from heavy laving strains
of H. (e. White Leghnrns. 780 per setting : R (`, ,
Ib. I. Rede, $1.00 per setting. ,INC. T. MINOAN,
Phone 7x, Brussels. - 46.4
Holten and lot for mita in Brussels. Well
located. Ea•iv nosy nsioi For further par•
dealers as to prim;. terms, &c.. apply to Mns.
'1r. R. TneatseN, Settforth, er Tour. TnotlsoN,
Brunsals.
HAT(:11180 Kegs front bred.kelay x c1 White
Leglrorne. Scents stn egg Any quantity.
It, T11MtenN, Brussels.
(ntrFnnreutlh Rrirk Haase and Tont for sale
Eligibly situated. of Alexander street, Bras
Ws, belonging to estate of the late George N.
McLaren. Pnss(ssiolean be given at once.
Apply to M. BLAotc, Brussels,
BELL Organ and to Washing Machine for stile
et a bargain, Apply at TLE PosT.
elomenuTAnte hole, with stable and Je afire
of land for male. Aard and soft water, fruit
trees and small fruits. WorldIva peeseasintl I
At once )for further particulars as to prioe,
terms, Fin., nerdy to M1ss GAYNot, Bruenels.
CoMPogl'Ant.tc dwelling for sale o• to rent,
wait%sera Inert fruit trees. hard and eat
water, arable, Fre. T. U. I%IOITARta.
Vomit foreele. Apoly t•oMISSR.HOLlins,
T.H.
1?AltRE1l, Osteopathic Physician, visite
Weasels Monday afternoon of each week.
(Thrones and norvnus disensee sueeeexfully
treated, Vietts reeidenoee. Consultation et
Queen's ]Intel
aeT'D 1978
Sr
YHE
R
OF' CANADA
NLAD OVVICE: - TORONTO
Your surplus earnings in our
Savings Department earn inter-
est at current rate.
236
BRUSSELS BRANCH,
G. H. SAM1S, ® P3 Manager,
,1.+.1..1.,F.1,« .;,;,.;.,4.:.4.1.,p,g• +eel.,[,.t,.t•,p,p•p
3 .1.
r
Brussels Studio
4 9 e
0
•L
.1.
e`•
7V
4•
.ac
t+], Studio open each week
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ,
;. closing June 282h •1•
NOW ie the time to have your ,g+
�; Photo. taken tit PleRIES LOW.-
t'�e•'• ER THAN BOR THE ,di,
+ �V AR. •F
+G. S. FREE
4.
*+++++++++++++++++++++++++
4.
�i
�r
�F
All Photographs, Fetunee, Stock,
ee., will be sold at reduced
prices.
F, H and Mrs. Gilroy and Barrington
were week end visitors with relatives at
Mount Forest.
Tom Armstrong, B A„ has goue to
Toronto tvhere he is doing duty oa the
teaching staff of the schools. He will
do it all right too.
Barrister Sinclair arrived home Tues-
day from a business trip of several
weeks in the West. Differing from
tnanY people t e hle who visit that land of
wonderful possibilities, he lost Io
pounds in his weight.
COUNTY TEMPERANCE CONVENTION,-
The annual convention of the Huron
County Temperance Organization will
be held in Clinton ou Tuesday June 18th.
It is expected that Joseph Gibson, of In
gersoll, will be present and address the
convention. Huron is the only county
in the province that has its own fleld sec-
retary and special officers to assist in the
enforcement of the Temperance latus.
DRASTIC SUGAR REGULATIONS. -
Regulations restricting hoarding of sugar
were issued by Canada's food board
providing that any ptrson; other than
dealer or manufacturer, having on bis
premises more calm sugar than is suf-
ficient for I clays supply, unless he
5
V
5 pP ,
lives more tbau 2 miles from licensed
dealer, shall be liable to a fine of from
$coo to Se,000, or 3 months' imprison•
merit and an excess over prescribed
Y
amount may be seized and forfeited.
e.
This Is another evidence tbat Canada is
at liar.
is HURON SATISFIED WITH THE C. T.
A, ?-The Dotninion Parliament last
year made provision for Canada Tem•
perance Act Couuties to petition the
Government, to have the C, T. A sus-
pended, and now these Counties to come
under Prohibition if they so desired.
"Shall we, or shall we Dot, repeal the
C, T. A. in Huron", will therefore be
one of the subjects to be discussed at the
annual County Temperance Convention.
to be held ]n Clinton, Tuesday]une leth
The month of April was the busiest
mouth of the year for the Huron inspect-
ors and (.tlicers in the enforcement of
law, anti hue week the first violater for
illegal se ting of 1 q ter to be committed
to jail was ell -posed of by Police Magis
nate Audrey:'e tvh. n he committed to
Gnderich the prop) fetor of the Commer-
cial Ho,el, Clutton, for ten days.
SYRtNG UCCL•PM 1ONS,--In the Spring
the voter's feucy turns to thoughts of
garden sass, anti he's solving Hubbard
squashes when he isn't shaving grass.
He is patting seed potatoes with a fere
veer ell his own, and be soaks the neigh-
bors' thickens with a dornick or a stone,
crying loudly in his anguish, in agrief of
no avail, that the dingdonged hens should
be pinched anti put in ja 1, In the Spring
the wife and mother says the (louse is a
disgrace and she thinks no llnmeu being
should be found in such a piece, "It
must have a tiherough cleaning," she is
handier, out the dope, and she boils a ton
of water and buys a ton or soap. Then
such weshiug and polishing of chairs,
while tirtd father eats his supper half
way down the c •liar stairs ;there are sotie
suds in tee peror, there are steep suds in
the hal, and , i e soapy water's splashing
over ceiling, Ileor awl wall ; mother's
cleaning up the shanty, there is
no admittance now, and tired
fa -her and the children use lee
stable with cow, In the Spring the
poet twitters of the robin anti the wren,
when he ehould extol the merits of the
empire's building hen. In the Spring
the boys en fishing to the brooklet in the
vale, and, returning, bring home a min•
now, telling how they hooked a whale,
Church chimes
The sales and printing department of
the Methodist Boole Room, Toronto,
totalled neeriy a million dollars last year,
a record report.
Rev, 4V, E, Stafford, 13, A„ S. Carter
end W. hi, Kerr will represent Brussels
Methodist Church at Kincardine next
week at the Wiughate District Meeting.
In Melville church last Sunday morn-
ing Rev. Jnn. 'r. Strachan, B, D.,
preeclhedagood sermon boot the text
Where there is no vision the people
perish." Rey Dr;Nen; ] te's address
at the evening 1 ervice on "Church music
enol how to get the most out of it" was
full of practical suggestions and helpful
tints.
Annual meeting of the Mnitlalcl Pres-
byterial W. M. el, will be herd in St.
Andrew's chinch, Wineham, Tuesday
of next weelc, Miss Campbell, of Bans-
we'e, Italia, and Miss McLean, of Birth,
Man., wilt be the speakers. Mrs. (Rev )
Mann, Brussels, is the President, A
Dumber from this locality Will attend the
gathering% ticvsions ern at to a 111.
nod 2 311(1 7 P• tui
1 - I). Chowit, (lc -metal tic -
Rev, l a b Gh t p
erintendeut of the Methodtsl Church,
has issued ar statement opposing the sug-
gestion for postponement of the Gen-
eral e+ i
c.rnl Conference which is titin to meet t n
September nest. Dr. Chown declares
that under Civil late the General Confer-
ence should meet every 4 years, and it
would be illegal to poepone it. Also that
there are ]mportant gnestious to be dealt
with, which cahoot be put to one side,
At a meeting of the Presbytery of
Bruce one of the chief topics was the
resignation of Rev. Thomas Wilson,
Walkerton, which has beet] in lite hands
of the Presbytery since last meeting.
Mr. Wilson has been pastor of Kuux
Church for the past 15 years. A delega-
tion representing session awe board of
mauagement of the church urgently re-
quested the pastor to reconsider his de-
cistou, but as he was not favorable, Ins
resiguatiou was regretfully accepted by
the Presbytery and people, to take effect
at the end of this month,
"Honor tby father and mother" was
the text chosen by Rev W. E Stafford
last Sabbath morning for a pointer) dis•
course in connection with Parents' Day
MISS Carrie Hingstou sang am eippropre
ate solo, In the evening the geth anni-
versary of Odd Fellowship was celebrat-
ed by the brethren of Western Star
Lodge, 13russels, attending church.
Tim pastor improved the occasion by a
profitable sermon on the words "Honor
d
the Brotherhood." In addition to n an-
them by the choir Miss Grace Walker
ret deretl the fine solo "One Sweet)
Solemn Thought," y
plEO
Fosmwe.-In Etncardine, on May 10th, 1918,
James Foster, aged 83 years.
HENDEasON-Irl McKillop township, on May
10111, 1018, George Henderson, of Brussels,
aged 86 years.
LONG, -It' Detroit, on May 4tb, 1918, Agnes
Wells, beloved wife of W, R. Long, aged
82 years,
Ieroaore-At Toronto, on Nay 12t1i, 1918, Rob-
ert Nichol, of Howlett, aged 06 years, it
months and 2 days.
WALEruti.-Itl London, on May 18tH, 1018, Jos-
eph S. Walker, Barrister, in his filth year.
ZILLIAx.-In Toronto, on May 18th, 1:x8,
Christian Zilliax, in his 60th year,
0
9
9
•
i6
of
1,0600000i1P00agDOOSSBO^erGP(i+09000006101120E70000004)000$000000 t1
,e
Ce
titter theStrain of Winter
WiintGrtheSystenCraavesaSpring ionic
eRsdypP rah pMri
Cod Liver Extract•
ea
rt
(5
Ce
a
:y
ee
1,,geiilel.all lime, but p:nti. 'daily :t, .e. Spr014
it'}: ;tperinity, n
e1
These are Important C.,?uesaions ?
Are you roil -down unit write y •
to Are yutl alihjocl to C.01101.1 (Ind Cola,2'
9 Aro yon 1411111,114,1 to tdPilde,s0e•s'r
0 ANA y.m llt•t Vous and fidget y
•
If you ape it ehows pout neral of this sterling and tellable preparation.
e
1.0110, ]t'hag]nothR, rbc; 1',1y,c1(11201 14 lutph r•nt'l 1" Lake, that It
0 Contains Coil Liver Oil, 1.0r -nr•h iv not he traria Cho 1Bxuttrt til' roti
9 levet /I IS entirety free frau the (el. Potielnr Prleteltlte Oud Liver Ne-
el tied i-:exeoi•dieel y;die:eget iet:,l e, rami1 up ea ile' nheit diiii axe
gi,twovch and ]a tory a•c1.1:ii le t.• yo.acg clt.lihaoh.
p Guild up Your 9treingi,Eh
0 The strait' and sit ess of dill)). work le often very geetet The holrae-
6
O wii'de (1211104 0,1111 rodless duties; the tvnrkin] til+oris ludunuv loll ; the
W rt PC and w'nrry of hn,iness life so exhausting lu 111,111 turn and WOMPil,
A.II )hese sttp the ahoigtli t0 sueb an rxteut that ire ltogleeted the tno
Q frequent testa is a serious 111eat:410w' of the system.
j1Ve have sold it great yuan! ily of this Splendid prepttral ion (lupine;
9 the past throe years with the hnusl. gratifying reunite+.
0 Put up in Two sizes -50c and $1.00
0
m
Vary Pleasant memna to Take
8
p
-��i. %
STORE
{1 n�°
DRUCI STORE
O
q
a
9
d
O
G3
t9
W
O 0000,$&oeve iiWiiice ees.i iat2.3;,al::aeKi �e Das ,eac e;eeee:(t eeeee ceoceeee
Cs6RN
Nmnor.-In Morris township, on May 0th,
1018, to Mr. cool Mrs. :macs Nichol a
daughter.
Horses for Service
PURE BRED (I,YDESDALE STALLION
PRINCE KINNAIRD
096621 Enrolment No. 6068, Form I. Forded
May 20,11116; bred by James 14p01r•. Sire. Kit•
•i-0 1 • Niro of siro
Bird Chief, (Imp.) L25 8 0807)
t f
.h-
r s rn --nun
British Chief Bonn Bonnie
Dam in n Sir°. h
(10672); dam, Royal Park .Teaih Ag5do flnigur. Hire
of clam, QePbyLord,) f the
Mono Dom
of BUM (20711.
Queen, i s Lord or the Gln ori n t h)
[L1fi5] (207 1. Will stood for service during the
season at his own stable, Lot 80, Con, 8, Morris,
or would by Appointment, meet customers.
JAB, eeEIR, Proprietor
CUMBERLAND GEM
08578) [10080]
Enrolment No. 1857 -Inspected and Approved
Form 1.
Will stand for the improvement of stock
daring the prretent Season at John J. McOnv
it's stables, i.etelbure, f.ot22, Con. 13 Malin•
lop. Terms, $12 to insure, payable-Ifebruary
1st, I0lU.
J J. MoGAVTN, Proprietor.
ERI.ISSEGR MARKET
--
;sheat a 07 #2 97
Oats 85 n5
Peas 8lei 8Ito
Barley1 50 1 56
Butt, -r .................. ..::".: 10 80
ni.ge 07
flogs.- 20 00
Hay........ JO 00
Potatoes per Wag 1 50
37
20 00
l0 00
1 60
To Contractors
Tenders will be revolved by the undersign( d
up to 0 o'cluclt p. pl., on Monday, May 27th, for
tdn• ennstrurtiou of abutments nee concrete
mirk for Pe 0orron's Bridge (Ion. 2, East Wow -
/mush. Plans and N eordcations may be seen
at the Clerk', °Mee. A marked cheque for ten
per cent of omuunt to acoannpnny eaeh tender.
Tho lowest or any tender not neeesaarily se.
dented,
ALEX, PORTERPIF,LD,
May 1301, 11118. Twp. Clerk.
Court of Revision
Village of Brussels
Tho Court of Revision on tho Assessment
Roll of the Village of Brussels will be held in
tint Connell Chan ter, Brussels, on Monday,
the 8rv1 shay of dune, next, at 8 o'clock p.nl, All
parties lnterteted will please take notice and
govern themselves accordingly. 1COTT, Clerk.
Brussels, May 18th, 1018.
T
n
15 -
00000600080000000000000.00 0
0
s7
0
@
0
D
n
ONE NIGHT - 5.15 SHARP
Prices :-50c Rash ; $1.00 and 750 Reserved Seats
W. CRANSTON, Presents
in which
teMealellieeileeleelealt
four paralleled stories of the world's progress
vision in thrilling sequence
The Fall of Babylon
Belshazzar's Feast
The Humble Nazarene in the Holy Land
Paris sander Scourge of Catherine De Medica
A Gripping Modern Story contrasted with
these Historic Periods
0
0
•9
•
6
0
• Mail Orders Now,
unfold before your
ACCOMPANIED BY
ORIGINAL MUSIC AND EFFECTS
D. W. Griffith's first and only production since "The Birth: of a Nation."
Seats on sale nota at Fox's Drug Store
0M N 69 1016taNti+iiA9alaa906 sre9*s*1109N1Hr•94610.1 ,
r
e
1
r