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Meier graduate or the Ontario Veterinary
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Plaut .N ,13,113(1101.
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()111ce at r uaidence, crack ito Melville Church,
CR. J. H. WHITE, B. A.
PIY$ICIAN AND 81„Tlt(i110N,
Ora. tante Toronto University of Medicine,
Spontul u(.ontlon given to (Demme] of children
and Surgery.
Olfioo r Dr, eryans Old Stand
Phone .331.6 Brussels
JAMES TAYLOR
tinned Auctioneer for Wan Co,
will s.tl roe ea good prires RA any other Aug
,ionoor or enema nothing.
I3ENURAVE P.0,
ri000fooT, KILLORAN & COOKE
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
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Omoe on the Square, 2nd door from Hamilton
Street,
(1OUEltlt•H, ONT.
Private :ands to Conn at lowest rates,
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Tile Poe. ie preplu'e(1 to sup-
ply the various styles of
Cott tee (.:heck Hooks on
short notice,
Samples may be seen and
prices atscerlitined by calling
at one office. Ynu ran buy
its cheap fin,n Ue as from
an y emptily.
Let no have your order.
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live Poultry and Hides
Yonge 8i oharlae fits., Toronto
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W, d, ELLIOTT, PRINCIPAL
aeges eveleeeeette eree eieatree±?Favawieee An4r
oral elvs Items
S(E months of 39131 gone.
131 ENANlr AIN Maya been plant I(1 in the
Lowe (lower beds by the Horticultural
Society, replaeiug the tulips.
'1'hl.1(1'IIONa Company is having n large
amount of work done on the line in
their desire to give best serv'ce pos•
sible.
A 25 foot cemeut smoke stack is being
built at the Logan chopping mill. as the
life of the metal ones is often very short
when soft coal is burned.
BEUrsal.s Voters' List has been issued
for rete There are 299 names on Part
I and 5o on Part II, totalliug 349 xe9
ere competent to serve as jurors.
NEW subscribers are being added to
TRE Pos'r list. We give the news. If
you get it send s copy to the absent
member of the family. Go cents secures
it to January 1s1, 1920, This is a bar-
gain,
25 ears of basswood heading bolts
were brought to Brussels this lemon fol
the Alnenl Heading factory. This with
the local purchases gives them the big-
gest and best stock they ever bed Mill
runs day and uigbt in sawing and turn-
ing heading,
THE names of J. L Lamou', Brussels,
and J. L Cavanagh, Oweu Sound,
formerly of town. appear in the end
year's list of Medical students at Toron-
to each having a couple of suuplement-
nis They will buckle into the 3rd year
next Fall. There is a large class includ-
ing ladies 1(s well as gents. We cop•
gratulate the boys.
WEDNESDAY afternoon of last week
Wyman, son of Fletcher and Mrs. Sperl-
ing, Brussels, and Miss Jessie Goodwin,
Palmersien, were united in marriage at
the bride's parental home, Palmerston
Mr. and Mrs Sparling attended the in-
teresting ceremony. May the bride and
groom enjoy many bnppy years.
L. O. L. SERMON,—The members of
Brussels, Orange Lodge No. 774, will at-
tend service in the Methodist church
next Sabbath, July eth, at tT R. m., when
the annual sermon will be preached by
pastor. Visiting brethren invited.
Members will assemble at the Lodge
room at 30.30 to march to the church,
I People We Talk About 1
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Furnish THe, POST a list of your visi-
tors.
1.0111 Clerk Wyman Sparliug was here
for the week end.
Man Mann, Toronto, is et welcome
visite'. with his permits at Melville
In10Fe,
Alex Spading, Clinton, was a caller
at the home of his mother, Church street,
last week,
Cecil (McKinnon is holidaying at
Petrolie, Sarnia, Toronto, Collingwood
asci other points
Miss Florence Rodeheimer, of Swift
Current, was a visitor with Mrs. Ben.
Walker last week.
Louis and Fred. Lukes, Toronto,
were here last week in the interests of
the flax business,
Mrs R. Leatherclale has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs R. A. Pryne, TOMO-
to, tlertug the past week.
We are sorry to hear of the serious
illness of George Keys, Toronto, but
hope he will soon be fully restored.
Roy McKay, Archie Currie and Jim
Lowry motored from Toronto and spent
'he week end with relatives and friends
in town.
Mrs A. Hunter and daughter, Mrs.
(Dr ) J. M. Moore, were visiting at the
h ,me of Hilton and Mrs, hunter,
Wiugilatn,
Mrs F. H, Gilroy and Barrington are
holidaying at Mount Forest.
Mrs Hays, Luckeo8, is visiting Mrs.
S. T. Plum.
Druggist Will. Henderson, who re-
cently arrived home from overseas, hae
accepted a position in a drug store at
Bridgeburg and goes to it this week.
He has a warm spot in his heart for the
Niagara peninsula. Announcements
may be issued later,
Tun Pose understands that Harvey
Milligan will resume his former post as
teller in the Bank of Nova Scolia, Brus-
sels in the course of a few weeks, He
enlisted from here when he went over-
seas to serve the Empire and will be
welcome back to town.
W. and Mrs. Sellers and children,
Myra, Wynoua end Owain, of Toronto.
were visitors at the home of E. C. and
Mrs. Mulford, Mrs, Sellers' pareutc,
They motored up and called at Blyth
before returning, We hope to have
them back for the Re -union,
Glenn Armstrong was in town last
Friday, motoring from Toronto with
Alex, Anderson who heti been to
Oshawa for new cars. Gleun took in
the Brussels -Listowel Foot Ball game,
He was.a former expert on hhe local
team and belongs to a Queen's city club
now,
Miss Luella Leaver, who has here
living with her grandmother, Mrs, Ince
Maiming, for a while, going to school,
was taken ill with appendicitis and was
operated on last week. Her mother
came from Fleshertou to assist he wait-
ing on her, Luella is making favorable
progress we are pleased to state,
Roy Stewart was here for a short visit
from the University and left last week
for the West Where he will spend the
next few months doing educational
work for the government among the
foreigners, It will be an enjoyable
manner of spending his so called vacs-
tion,
-Rev, 1V. A. awl 911. ele.the.3., who
11,1v,. 1,31 .11 I,uunlr(I at I p 3 1ity fol
the past a yrels III mu u1t o mil W.11 1 nn
(11119330 stnl tni nl the wu(i. 111
e0.11neVII011 Wil 11 the Method et church,
neve been moo, d 1 feemble rirruu,
miles from Civet: ..,unci by the ,•'3301
Hamilton Conference Mr-. 1Narthn^•r,
war formerly Mee:, t mule herr,
B u' 3'l S'e vrb then ,IA111.1 oil
sowers in their new He'd ut leber.
Arrangement ; have been made wheIe-
by union services will be held by the
Ptesbylortau and Methodist cuugrega
tions of B1u050113 during the vacation of
the pastors. Rev. Mr, Mann will preach
to the uulted eougregations during July
in Mr. Stafford's absence, and the order
will be reversed ill August. Services
wilt be held in Melville church each
Sabbath at 13 5, in. and in the Melhodist
(buret) at 7 o'clock. Union weekly
prayer meetings will also be 11,e order
during the same perllul and 11 union
choir at Sunday services. The Sn30e
committee that managed the services
last Winter will be in charge, viz, Jas
Fox, A. Strachan and U. 0, Roos. for
Melville church and F. H. Gilroy, H. L.
Jackson and W. H, Kerr repreeentiug
the Methodist eongregatiou.Further
intimation will be given of the services
before they commence,
Ethel
The Financial Report I'ot I.thel
Methodist Church (limit for past
Conference year shows a total of
$5,193,00 contributions ae follows :-
Trustee Boards, $2,189, Missions, $754,
whish included $108 15 from W, el,
S. ; Ladiee' Aid, $231 00 ; Onnnexion-
al Funds, $101,35 ; Salary, $1201 ; Oo.
Temperance, $50 ; 14ducational Fund,
$98 81 ; Gen. 8. S. Fund, $25 ; Geo.
Young Peoples' Fund $2 ; Susteuta-
tiou Fund $5.70 ; Ep. Leagnes, $2 ;
other purposes $50 ; Sunday Schools
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Belgrave
GOOD Rgeowos.-That the women
of Belgrave have been quietly yet
effectively working during the enlia'e
period of the tear, the accompanying
report will show, and 011.00511 the
generosity of 111e Councils and indivi-
dual donations this work was made
possible, Total amounts. --Shirts 288 :
pyjamas 88 shits ; socks, 24(11. p1'. ;
bandages 704.; pillows 87 ; handker-
chiefs 372 ; caps 10 ; mitts 43 ; sheets
27 ; towels 95 ; razors 1 ; writing
pads 123 ; enveiopes123 ; soup 97 calces ;
pencils 87 ; housewives 33 ; dried ap-
ples 300 lbs. ; hospital gauze 100 yds. ;
scarfs 0 ; bed seeks 20 ; pillow cases
10 pr, ; 0 cases of clothing au(1 materi-
al was sent to the Belgian Relief
valued at $200.00. The Society main•
tattled 2 wan prisoners for 3 years.
In 1915 8100.00 was sent to Shorurlilt
to maintain a cot. '1'o tai amount of
tuouey $5,877 90.
MOTORISTS ARE LIABLE
UNDER HEADLIGHT RULE
No Proclamation Has Been Issued To
Make Law Operative Says Writer
Who Criticizes Proposed Limitations
Of Headlight Glares.
Pending legislation in Ontario on
the restriction of the "baneful glare"
on head lights is referred to by Mr.
H. Warren Lloyd, in the last issue of
the Toronto Motor Magazine. He says
in part:
"One of these days the anti -glare
legislation is going to descend upon
us like a bolt from the blue, or (to
express it harmoniously) like an un-
dimmed headlight coming around a
curve at you on a pitch-black night.
That is, it will unless—Hanging
over the heads of Ontario motorists
(to confine our attention to these
for the moment) is the following
subsection of section 9 of the Motor
Vehicles Act: "it shall be unlawful
to carry on a motor vehicle any
lighting device of over four candle
power, equipped with a reflector, un-
less the same shall be so designed
deflected or arranged that no por-
tion of the beam of reflected light
when measuered seventy-five feet or
more ahead of the lamy shall rise
above forty-two inches from the level
surface on which the vehicle stands."
Sounds sitnplel but as it stands it
could be made to obtain a convic-
tion if the authorities so desired„ on
almost any existing light that is
bright enough for night driving in
the country. The only saving feature
on the subsection at present is the
asterisk which draws your atttention
A CRIPPLE FOR
TUREF YFRS
i'hl;.lee; a Bed With fine,.
;:.,.car,
tJntil Ile Touk
MR. ALEXANDER MUNRO
R.R. No. 1, Lorne, Ont,
"Por over three years, 1 was
confined to bed with Rho/met/few,
During that time, I had treatment
from a number of doctors, and tried
nearly everything I saw advertised to
euro Rheumatism, without receiving
any benefit,
Finally, I decided to try'Fruit-a-
tives". Before I had used half a box,
I noticed an improvement ; the pain
was not so severe, and the swelling
started to go down,
1 conlinoed inking lids fruit me-
dicine, improving all the time, and
now I can walk about two miles and
do light chores about the place".
ALEXANDER MUNRO.
50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25o.
At all dealers or sent postpaid on
receipt of price by Fruit-a-tives
Limited, Ottawa.
to a note at the bottom of the page
explaning that the regulation is to
be brought into force only by pro-
clamation.
So far, fortunately, there has been
no proclamation.
"The present tentative adoption of
the statue has drawn attention to
the matter however and a large pro-
portion of car owners seeking to
avoid the use of offensive lights,
have procured lenses and other de-
vices which moderate the glare; so
that the difficulty is largely curing
itself, and the writer is of the opin-
ion that no date should' be fixed for
bringing the statute into effect. Be-
fore this done the law might be
amended in certain particulars, so as
to establish a standard of glare applic-
able to all types of head -lamps and de-
vices, and one which is readily ar-
plied,"
FORWARD MOVEMENT
SUMMER SCHOOL
Program of School to Be Held at Knox
Church, Godarich, July 5-12
SATURDAY, JULY 5TH
Saturday afternoon will be spent in
getting settled in the various homes
where the delegates are to be entertain-
ed. In the evening a Social Hour will
be spent in the lecture room of the
church to get acquainted.
SUNDAY, JULY 6TH
Sunday will be a day of quiet rest
and worship. Divine service will be
conducted in Knox church at 11 a.
by Rev. J. M. Nichol, B. A., Listowel,
and at 7 p, m. by Rev. Alex- McMillan,
D. D, Toronto, convener of the Hymnal
committee.
MONDAY, JULY 7th
Forenoon:—Motor ride to points of
interest and reception of staff.
Afternoon:—Program of studies,
2.00 to 5,45.
Evening: -8,00; Worship, song and
address,
DAILY PROGRAMME
Rev. W. R. McIntosh General Chairman
And Supervisor
Our Groceries
Are Aiways Fresh
E not only give Low Prices on
VV Groceries but High Quality.
All Groceries are not the sante grade.
Because we scall Wholesome, Pure Foods for
Less Price we sell lots of them and always
have them Fresh. The water in a running
stream is fresher than that in a stagnant pont.
The Groceries in our store are Fresher be-
cause we sell Good Goods at the Low Price:
and keep them Moving.
Give us a Trial,
R. C. RATHWELL, Moncrieff
l,rilitt -$.30 Wur$4.4p
Jtud.es in Lite from the New Te Le-
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trvised flames, Swimming alt
Evening 8:00 to 8.30—each evan-
int W"r.hip Song will be led by Vey.
Alesx. .MIMilianl, U. D.. assisted by Mr.
1'. T keener, Mus. 11. Miss MCKenri.'
and the lull choir 1,1 Knox Church,
;0: 15331) evening from Momta
t , I ri+tat In 111vrvr, 1113,^ t„il most pt +'-
(3180111.• ,I ;uidt..sscs w(11 110 inirodut
gh,11.ta1_-1t1•v, 1 M. N1r1o1, 1. A.,
1 t'.( nrrl, • 1133' 1'"maid 11oce1nenl.''
Tuesday—Mev. A. 1:. Armstrong. M.
A., 'Toronto, "A Vi•.it to the ()p(0111M
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Al. A., Brantford, "Trustees of the Nan
Thursday.—Fay. W. 1. Knox, M. A.
London, "The 1,3:Uiou's hhallenge l ,
1lte Home-”
friday—ls'ev. U. C. McGregor, B- A
London, "'11133 Investment "t Life."
GENERAL INFORMATION
The cnnlmittee's object this year is
to feature the "Forward Movement" of
our church,
The committee has arranged for bil-
lets in the homes so as to reduce the
expense of the delegates to a minimum.
The suns of eight dollars ($8.00) will
be paid to the hostess for the week
A registration fee of one dollar
($1.o0) is required from each delegate
to cover the expenses of the school.
The fee should accompany the applica-
tion for registration. The fee will be
refunded to any who find it impossible
to attend if notice is sent by July. 2nd.
early a5 possible to Mr, J. F. 'Thomson,
Appplicatlon should be made as
Secretary.
WIRELESS PHOTO AND
RADIO PHONE COMING
MARCONI BELIEVES COMMUNI-
CATiON WITH DISTANT WORLDS
IS ASSURED.
it is simply ridiculous to adopt the
attitude that a limit of knowfedge has
been reached. We are only just be-
ginning to find out a few of the Mnt-
pier secrets which Nature has so Jeal-
ously guarded throughout the ages.
We can fly now — practically — for
any distance, We can send messages
through the air without the aid of
wires and are able to talk in the same
way to people who are thousands ,,f
miles away, No connecting lines are
necessary.
The developments which have been
CS 11e
made in tv[rele.. telegraphy by i t
g p n
last few years destroy One's belief in
the boundary of romatic—and I can
quite understand that the uninitiated
must - regard the developments which
are taking place in wireless communi-
cation as something bordering upon
the supernatural.
There is no reason lolly, when in-
stallations become general, a private
message should not be sent exclusive-
ly to one individual—even in the heart
of a huge city like London, All that
is required is the adoption of a 331111-
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ple and distinctive method of Mulling
each instrument — in wireless work,
this tuning will take tite place of the
number and the exchange will be in
the existing telephone system.
But whatever developments may
take place, the radiated message,
wilietl is sent out broadcast in all
directions, will stili have its uses.
There is, and always will be, the case
in the event of a disaster at Sea.
The ship which is nearest to the
scene of the catastrophe can hasten
to the help of those in peril, and so
lives will be saved which would other-
wise be lost. Many a time has this
happened already — as in the case of
the Titanic disaster — and aircraft will
employ the radiated message in like
emergencies on land and, Sett,
The next great development will be
the wireless telephone. Already this
is an accomplished fact — far beyond
the experimental stage ---' and: during
the next few years there 1vi11 be some
wonderful improvements made.
It will be quite possibleo speak
by „Wireless from one end of the earth
to !the other; and even interplanetary
communication is a possibility.
Will it be possible, when these i1n-
provelnents have been made to see
tlhe person with whom a communica-
tion 15 being held, although thousands
of miles lie between the Speakers?,
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There is no reason to the contrary, If
l voice e;131 he transmitted,
if sig-
!MIS
i -Ids can be regulated, it should be
;uitr 91,,aihle to send an impression
,t a Lace and figure. I regard the in-
tention of An instrument which will
enable even those who are thousands
, l miles apart to ,e3' rash outer ae
'ilenliteally feasible.
From time 1,, time ,uir operators
In various parts of the world have
reported the receipt of strange and in -
comprehensive signals. It is, of course,
rash to jump at the conclusion that
they are messages from Mars, or else-
where. It may or it may not be so.
\lost probably they are merely the
records of some atmospheric pheno-
menon about which nothing 1s known,
lf. however, a+,lnmunic:ptiott Gould
be established with the planets (and
t believe it will he) all the difficulties
would not be surmounted. it would
then be necessary to establish an in-
lerpan3lary language --assuming, of
course, that the planets are inhabited,
and that the lite on then( is on a sintfiar
or better plane of scientific develop-
tnent._-Cugliene, Marconi. in "Great
Lakes Bulletin."
Next Year Leap Year
The last time there was a lapse of
eight years without a leap .year
was lrem 18931 to 1004. The next
leap year will he 1x)20. The leap year
rule is as totems, It is every fourth
years, which leaps over a day more
than a common year. a day being
Choice Groceries
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Dnimee olour
Bran and Shorts
To HAND
Seeds of all Kinds, also Salt
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W. J. McCracken
added to February, except years div-
isible by 100, of which years divis-
ible by 400 are leap years.
Scratchless Garden Hens
Good news for those who want to
keep hens and garden, We hear that
a new brand of chickens is being de-
veloped by crossing the Bantam and
Shanghai, the idea being to produce
a bird with one long leg and one
short one, so that when the chicken
stands on the short leg it can't get
action with the long one. When it
stands on the long one the short one
will not reach the ground.
Early fruits
hroughout the
Year!
Strawberries, raspberries,
blackberries with all their
flavor, perfectly preserved ill
wholesome Ludic Sugar. Buy
your preserving
sugar in the original
Lantie
packages
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Cream Wanted
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Ship y::ur Cream
Direct to the
Brussels Creamery
Prompt Service Satisfactory Returns
We furnish you with Cans and Pay all Ex-
press Charges, Issue Cheques for the pay-
ment of your Cream twice each month, pay-
able at par at your Bank,
Give the Brussels Factory one trial and you
will not want to discontinue.
muse's Creamery Stewart Bras,
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