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The Brussels Post, 1919-7-3, Page 8e eteet e41f•a' ++Hee .4+$ te+-ee eeee et+e,«.e+ttt°Mite to set-ie'e Le'e 7 ( inie Toilet Soaps clbur 's Woo v Facial Soap 25c Harmouy Floating Bath Soap 150 cake Rexall Rose Glycerine Soap -2 large cakes 250 Elder Flower Soap- Large cake 15c Almond Cocoa Soap i5c cakes Parvo Straw Hat Cleaner Cleans Pana- ma Hats 250 bote. Summer Reading g p 0 Ladies' Home Tim Vest Pocket journal. Saturday E v + ening Past re Pictorial • Review, Red Book, A&e." &0, + Ralph Con- nor's New q Book - • "The SkY Pilot or Y ® No Price 1150 d.' 4. 1. 4. • 4. S 4• • • A+.'F•4•+O.•44.4.0'PO•P++,++000040' •+•+•+•••44'i0+etteeeft0'I.O44 On Your Holiday w� r re When interest Water Grips Y; u Glass The eoC pkg• Need Your is suffie'ent f"r putting down about g d. z Eggs. Toilet Preps., Rexall Nice 2s(' Harmony Lithe 'foils,' Water 751 °rebel d White 500 Cream of Al. monds 25c Cteex Cuticle Remover 350 Disappearing Face Cream 75c Jonteel Tal- cum.. _351 Kodak 4. a. 0 25 Bays Wanted D„ yutl ride e, Bicycle 7 If you do we went you. Big opportunity lot' bright, atnbitipus boys, Write \V. J. DALY, 152 fiinleoe St., Toronto, OHL • Uuailxtoe Daly was gale( in town A good Innily took in the spuds in Wing• hale null others enjoyed one of various • pia-uhes in the vicinity * Leer Friday night bordered very .. close to the frost line. Many a plant and O garden bed wore an overcoat for that 4' occasion but no damage was doue. •t• i IA ,OJM1.CR'l"[x of Lawn Bowlers, cou- O silting of D, C. Ross, R F. Downing, + A. R, Currie and A, Strachan, took in a one day Tournament at Mitchel on Dominion Day and had a good time, There were 22 rinks in tbe play, SivEb n. local equines keep alive the o • interest iu :speeding events ou Brttea01S ;e tulle race track. The development of the motor car has somewhat reduced the • sporty days of years ago with a good many. .. TUESDAY or this week W. 1" Cardiff • received quite a shake-up while assisting fu putting an upper floor in the barn, at the farm in Grey township, wizen he fell to the root house He landed on a stick that caused damage to his side. We hope he will soon be as hearty as ever. • • Paris 'b O • a •4 s • O pleasures when your Kodak ke r c GreenVacation pleasures are all the year the Record. Autographic Kodak is very compact, yet it takes very sharply cut pictures. The price is So 00 Everything in Kodakery Don't let the Pota'o Rugs get a head- way. U.e Paris Green Sprayed 01) thoroughly it will rid your plants of the pest and per- mit better development of Potatoes. 1 lb. and ee lb. pkgs., and also in smaller quantities at our store and we do prompt Ue- of the 16e and25o veloping and Printing. Panels. F R. SMTH The l'''',53-444ta amore Druggist and Stationer 4. Taal al ear litems JULY. DAYS begin to shorten. SEND THE POST the news. CHERRIES are on the market. Commie meeting next Monday even- ing. EE Local aud district news on pages 4 and 5, Pooroeerce closes every Thursday afternoon. LARGE number of excellent gardens in town this season. BLACKBIRDS are robbing the gardens of the green peas. GIRL Guides' Base Ball g is looking for Clubs to conquer. 6o cents secures THE POST to January Ist, rg2o. Get the news, THE rabbit industry appears to find favor with Brussels youngsters. FRIDAY will be the "Glorious 4th" when our Arnerican cousins will jubilate. WHAT is your Lodge going to do to boost the coming Re -union, July 27, 28 and 29 ? LAST Saturday's mail was an hour or so late owing to a railway accident near Listowel. HIGH SCHOOL Entrance Examination is on this week with A. A. Naylor, Sea - forth, in charge, A number of Brusselites will attend the Summer School at Godericb. Read the program on page 5. FRIDAY evening of last week Brussels Foot Ball team motored to Milverton for the return game. Our boys won by i 2 to o without much trouble, MONDAY' afternoon Miss Kathleen Wilton and the pupils of her depart- meat in Brussels Public School enjoyed a pie -lie on the bank of the:Maitland. j MRs. L. CHURCHt7.t disposed of her Chevrolet touring car to A. E, Paradean, Toronto, who has been in town in charge , of the telephone improvements of addl- t tional cable, &e. EARL CUNNINGNAOI brought baelc with him from his visit to the Marmora mines samples of gold quartz and other ores ' that are attracting public attention to that part of Ontario, STORE YOUR CAR. -During the clays of the Reunion Brussels Skating Riuk will be arranged for the storing of Aato- mobiles and will be a safe and conveni- ent place for the same. F. Burchill is the owner of the rink. Foe fear the townsfolk had not heard that the Peace treaty had been signed the Town bell woke up the echoes (aud a number of people who were snoring as well) about miduight hour Saturday night, It was all right but a merrier tune might have been played. Some people got fooled Monday morning by overlooking the change of time on the G. T. R,, spoken of by the THE POST last week. Both early trait and the so called noon mail train are now running earlier as web as night train, Time card appears elsewhere in this issue. 2 TO o. -'Phis eiss the score of the Brussels -Newton Foot Ball game, play ed on Victoria Park, here, Mondayeven- ing, The visitors were plainly over matched, Brussels goal keeper being on• ly asked to stop one or two halls. 'To- ward the close of the time Rosa Steph- enson, one of Newton forwards, was kicked in the face by his 0ompanioe on the wing, had his nose and face damaged Lind Was taken to doctor's office for treatment, By mutual consent the game did not continue and was 'called by the referee: Will, Harris and Gordon Rin- toul took the pieces of Dr. White and F. Dodson on our line-up. Referee was Mr, Auaterburg, Stratford. MANY from this locality visited Wing - ham on 'Tuesday. SATURDAY of next week will be the eventful "12th." BRUSSELS C. 0, F. Court Princess Alexandra, was represented at the High Court, at London, by Jno, Shurrie, one of its most faithful members. OUR Foot Ball team will go to Ethel Thursday evening of this week to play the protested game. No doubt a large pontingeut will accompany them and as the teams are well inrobed a good game may he expected. alerfBracelet aatnrmaeWkaeGden Pry Owneyha same by paying Inc this notice. Dimes Shoe ant in wrong baggy. Owner may have 1t by paying for this notice at Toe Poem, Semon Sow and 6 young Pigs for sale. Lots 55 and 50, Con. 1, Morris. J, D. Itrrvr,sa, Wroxeter Phone Blnevale P.O. 8 Young Pigs for sale. Loan•C. SPEIRAN, Con. 15, Grey. Phone 4712. Livia POULTRY wanted on Monday and Tues- day of each week, Phone No, 65 fnr prices, &a. R. THOMSON, Brussels, STRAYED an Lot ID, Con. 7, Greytownship, n red heifer, with white stripe, riing 2 years. Owner may have the sameby proving proper- tyandpaying expenses, ifnc1SAN LAMONT, Ethel, Ont. Phone 8414. Naw 2 -horse corn cultivator for sale at wholesale price. Hee 6. (IAwTMa, Brussels, WANTED -Olen and teams to haul gravel on the Gond Roads system, Apply t0 J. HERAY HOOVER, Con. 12, Grey Twp, Phone 2514. Ta5A80011 Range with a warming shelf, for sale at reasonable trice. En Cora.I6, Phone 857 Henfryn. OEOAR Fence Posta and Anchor Poste for sale, Apply N'' Let ID, Con, 8, Morris, Phone 4610 Gtto. E. BEAumete. GET your lawn mower put in good working order by Geo. Edwards, CEMENT Dram Tile for sale, Phone 4722. ANY person requiring organ cleaning or re- pairing should call Phone 87, Brusssts, WANTED. -band Aornen and ('attic promptly removed wiled a raditr+ of 20 miles Nn animal removed without the hide. Wilt pay from 18 to 15 for animals brought to factory. Phone et env.ex once. Phone Idly, 12; (even - .8. Tha I�armere' 8'm tiilsnr Co ,Ltd„ WinRbAm. DA. PArtxnr(, Osteopathic Physician, visits Brussels Monday afternoon of each weer(. Chronic and nervous diaconal successfully treated, Visits residence. Consultation at Queen's Hotel. Doses THAT COUNT. - Don't grouch, boost instead, Don't throw bananna peelings on the sidewalk. Don't let little children run the streets with so many automobiles iii motion Don't fa 1 to see that your name is pt.t on the Enumerator's list for 11 e Referendum. e G. T. R Tugs TA1iLE-Followhlg is the new schedule for train set vice on this \V. G & Recommencing last Mon- day morning. Going Etst, morning train 7.06, 47 minutes ear'ier than old time; afternoon express 3 53 Gong West, mai. train 11.32, or lb minutessoouet ib .n last schedule, and evening Utah] g o7, 10 minutes earlier. Don't forget those figures rep went an hour earlier than they appear on account of Brussels go- ing by old time anti the G. 'T R by the new. lemur week Daviel anti Mrs, Ewa!), who bave been respected residents. of Brussels for the past G years, coming hien from Scotland, will remove to Lone deshoro, where Mr Ewau has purchesecj the blacksmith business of W. G. Arm strong This is an old established trade and will suit Mr Ewalt well. While re grettiug their removal from town We can heartily recommend Mr. and Mrs. Ewan to the people of Londesbnro and totality, We wish them the hest pns- aihle suceeSs, Mr Ewan sticks close to his work anti Is a good tradesman who will give satisfaction, THE oil was applied to 'l'urnberry street during the past week and fine sand afterward added and the work should save the roadway and keep down the dust. It is fairly sticky stuff at the start as some of our people discovered by too close contact, Mrs. H. C. Cloyd, (formerly Miss Minnie Stewart, Brussels) and children are visitors at Alex. Stewart's, Queen street. Mr. Cloyd le in the oil drilling business and their home is in Wyoming State, U. S. It is 8 years since Mrs. Cloyd was here. THE names of youths who are very ready to use profane language on Vic- toria Park are being taken and unless the wicked habit is stopped they will be asked to appear before the Reeve in give a reason why such talk is indulged in. A good spanking would do the junior transgressor good probably. Wonder if thearent know ? p s MONDAY'S'rorouto Daily Globe con- tained the following Society note of in- terest to a number of Brusselites :-" J. S and Mrs. McCannell, Lamport avenue, Toronto, announce the eugage- meat of their daughter, Mabel Gertrude, to William James McKenna, sou of J P. and Mrs McKenna, Spruce Hill road, Toronto. The marriage will take place quietly in July" Mr, Me - Cannell is a former Brusselite. The marriage took place at Winnipeg on lune 25th, of Allan McDonald, Strat- ford, and Miss Loreeu Herron, of the 'Peg. Brusselites will be interested iu this society tote from the fact that the bride's mother was a former resident of Brussels when she was Mrs. Alex Web- ster. Her husband was manager of the Livingston flax business and died here. Oue of the daughters, Mini Nellie Web- ster, married R T. Orr, Stratford, We wish Mr. and Mts. McDonald, who will make their home in Stratford, a happy, prosperous and loug wedded 11fe. BIG Time -'Phe annual Garden Party under the auspices of St. John's church, Brussels, was held on the spacious grounds of D. and Mrs. Walker, corner of William and Albert streets, last Fri- day evening and despite the very cool temperature, attracted a big gathering. Rev, H. Smith, rector, was chairman and, after selections from Lnckuow Cornet Band, called upon Rev. A C. Wishart, of Calgary, woo gave a brief address, This was followed by a lengthy, varied and humorous program by Messrs. Brazil & While, the well known entertainers of Toronto, inter spersed by the Band. Lunch followed. The business expected to be done by the refreshment booth to ice cream, &c , was largely Interfered with on account of the cold weather. Financial pro- ceeds totalled S24i 47, whlcb wou'd have been largely increased twirler enure favorable conditions Mr. and M's Walker were thanked for the use of their lawn which made a splendid gathering spot. WESTERN FAIR -The Johnny 1 Jo 'es Midway Exposition, one of the largest cleanest and best attractions on the road, have beeu secured for the Exhibi• tion this year This show travels in their own special train of Hitter cars, carry their own bands and have thirty shows and rides of the veru best that CAA be produced,. Tr•nincd ele- phon's a'most human in their acts Horse pet o,mingal kinds of feats o't beck Before he Grand el :mil. '1'weed Dogs and Monketse nuncios Auirals in a pantomime eat that will be something new and differettl The Al tee d n Troupe of Acrooals the best of their kind. The Eruestooes Troupe, the Du- cat Bros., the Melburu Troupe and others will all appear twice daily. Fire- works every night, Plenty of music all the time. All inform ition about the ex. hibition on application to the Secre- tary, A M. Hunt, London, Out. ABSENT BUT NOT FORGOTTEN, -Last Sunday afternoon Brussels cemetery was visited by rinners and members of Western Star Lodge, I 0 0. F„ to hold tbe annual decoration of graves of their brethreu, whloh never appears to lose its interest, The various graves of deceased members. Which were designat- ed by red flags ou blue sticks, with the triple linics in white on the former, were visited, the name, date of death and age were announced, a scarlet geranium in a flower pot deposited' after which au appropriate verse was quoted by Bro. Alfred Dennison, 2g graves were visit. ed in all, The names of Bros. Frank. Gerry and ROSS McKinnon, beloved brothers of Wee'ern Star, who sleep iu Flanders, were not forgotten. The brethren joined in a circle, beard the charge from the acting N. G and Chap lain and joined in singing 2 verses of "Nearer my God to Thee." Those who took charge of the vtvice were ;-A McGuire, A'f, Dennison, R Leather - dale and W. H. Kerr. Trip to and from cemetery was made in cars kindly loaned by members, Quite a number ofvisitors were at the cemetery for the ceremony. Decoration service should never be allowed to wane as it represents so many delightful features taught by the Order. I People We Teak ltbaut Jame'. 0 Int,, 'Mindere t,. helm.,, On :1 V l' 1t to lire,',,,'' 8 blies Bot v t li y tint n, hontt' It um 'Put Onto for her vnt,,hkm. Ol,e iuo. Caul B is home twin It visa with Clinton teke tees. F 1d (two., vent Ilse week red et hie p,teutel mime at Nit defect Ai elite leiehie, Tur'mtu, ie vo,lliuy relative:: in It n."et,: awl Mori IN B S Scutt is presiding at Depart- mentel eximiu:itlous at Wicgham. G C. tied Mrs Manners were vtsltlug to Hamilton for a few days this week Lance Corp, Biebighausen, Cheeley, was a week end visitor at W. 1. Kyle's. Miss Nina Rogers and el art Ktlgnar, of Mt. Freest, were w'ellome visitors in town last week. k. Mrs. Ward, Stra'ford, was a visitor at the homes of _isms and Mrs. Cardiff and e t i I ,Pand Mrs U 6wn ug James and Mrs. Pox spent tate week- end in Galt Th.y motored with T, 0, and Mrs, Hemphill, Wroxeter, W. H. and Mrs Meticltnger, Hanover, ware visitors at the parental home of the latter, with le F and Mrs Gerry. W. 5, Scott has a bruised leg ASA re suit of a squeeze from the oar he was s'arting in their garage Tuesday morn- ing. Mrs, Goodwin and Miss Dorothy Kyle, her grand daughter, spent the week end with relatives in Guelph and locality. M. Black was chosen delegate to the Grand Ledge of the Masonic Order as the representative from St John's Lodge, Brussels Miss Addie Sperling is here from Tor- onto for a short vacation at the parental borne. She is a daughter of Mrs Geo, Sperling. pa g. Miss Hattie Downing is spending a few ,seeks of her vacation at Muskoka before coming to Brussels to visit at her olcl home. Mrs James Cardiff and Mies Addie intend taking a holiday trip to the West to visit relatives and old friends They leave next Tuesday For a few weeks Miss Eva IVIcCraken, town, aud M s• Carrie, of Toronto, will enjgy an outing at the Saguenay river, Quebec Province Pte, Harold Currie Arrived here last week from S beria whither he had gone with a Canadian coutingeant, We wel- comen -n come him bock to home and friends is Miss Pearl Seeker. Who is teaching at Mimico. is here for the Summer vaca- tion. She is a sister to Alf , Will. and Cleve. Backer and Mrs. Jno. Duncan, of town Miss Isabel Strachan and F. H. Gil- roy were among the vocalists at Union garden parry Wednesday evening of last week. Miss Minerva Jones was their accompanist. Mrs James Ferguson has hardly been as well as usual during the past week. She is in her 84•11 year but has been fair. ly hearty during the passing years. We hope for improvetnent. W. J. and Mrs. Hunter, Oshawa, are visitors at the home of J. and Mrs, Bal- lantyne, The ladies are sisters. The trip WAS made by motor. The visitors were former Brusselites. Mrs, Sperling and daughter, of Niag- ara Falls are holidaying at Mrs. 'l'bos Curry's, the former's mother, Miss Bea'rice Curry, who has been teaching at Sheffield, is also home. Mrs.ackson, mfrs, McCrostie, -Jack- son ,McCrostie and Alex. and Mrs Rea - vie and daughter, Marie, al'i of Ripley, were -visitors with J. and ml's Fox and R and Mrs. Thomson. Miss Juueve Taylor. who has been teaching at Stouffville, arrived home last Saturday, She will leave shortly for Rosetowu, Sask , where she has tak- en as chool We wish her success Miss Lizzie Askin wss holidaying in Guelph and Palmerston for a few weeks. While in the former place she went to hear the Rev. Mr, Hinde preach Mrs le bide was fortnerly Miss, Mae Deadman of Brussels P. D and Mrs. MoK anon, of Win- nipeg ann•tunce the marriage, of their daughter Annice Oliver, to Bruce Alex- anderJohnston, on Friday, June 13t11. Old friend; here wish the happy young couple success Milton anti Mrs McArter and child. ren, of Creemore, were renewing old friendships in Brussels this week, They came by motor. The former is a son of Jas and Mrs, McArter, Thomas street, and a former resident, Lloyd Jackson is home for a holiday. He has been on the teaching staff of Clinton street school, Toronto where lie has been re-engaged. He may take a course at the School of Practical Science later in- Chemical Engineering, Miss Pearl. Dark, youngest daughter of R. and Mrs. Dark, Queen street, arriv- ed home from a stay of a couple of years in Saskatchewan, She time home just now on account of the recent accident to her mother who was injured by a fall but is improving fairly well now. Dr Rnbt. Kueehtel, Winnipeg, made a flying visit to Brussels Monday of this weep And had a shake hands with num- erous old friends. He holds bis own in good shape The Dr. wan at Wing - ham visiting his sister, Mrs, (Rev ) 0, P eerie, I, and Mrs. Kingswood, London, were here for the weep end visiting Mrs. A, J. Lowry. The ladies are sisters end Mrs Kingswood was a resident of the community wizen Miss Rachel Sharp. Mr, Kingswood is a frequent visitor in Brussels as he is a successful commercial traveller and Huron county is part of the territory he covers, Our school teachers are off for their ho'idays B. S and Mrs. Scott will visit at Collingwood and London and other points, Mr, Scott will do duty in reading examination papers at Toronto, as will Miss Morris, who went to her home at Petrolie, on Fr clay fora holiday, Misses Geddes. Wil'an and Buchannat will spend their holidays at home, with occeeional rambles, by way of variety. James Broadfoot, Halifax, N. S. was here during the pest week renewing old friendships and visiting the parental home He came to Toronto as train Secretary of the Y M. C A accompany ing loo returning soldiers from overseas, Mr. Broadfoot enlisted in No g Station- ary hospital slab aud went across the Atlantic in the Spring of 1917. His 3 sons enlisted also, two doing duty overseas and the secmd boy flying at Halifax hospital from meningitis, et is 3o years since Mr. Broadfoot lived bare but he found many old friends during hie brief visit, way„'z%+...rcatonew.+N[c:.ra;a waysmc•>!un• _-r. •r.•amw'ww.,.xw r..urssx+wxs,:w ..., .. wu.wlww«a+pa rer..,:,...u.+,wwv,,.ww,w•..a,..n,,,n,.«,n,:.ae4r.A.Weirni ,. coori ttes eeeeSiE3t&+rv+:$D"+:=iodl'aQ'a'e'",emae tc;;eJceong z%'F s. pc.to . < . `9 ' •3 (11 iN 15 0 m a to m 15 0) p m aq 0 0 (A 0 k1 0 e 19 G CD 15 15 01 3 18 Johnson's Prepared Wax tl C3 re 9d RO 7' k.IIRO UGH good a tidies and bad times for the past 45 years ibis 13 it lshassteadilyglvenitsbest cfttats to the devclopluent and u pbuilding of t heagrlcultural, manufacturing and commer- cial business of this Country, 0 urefficientserviceis avail able for the benefit of all customers. 2517 THE STUMM BANK OF CANADA BRUSSELS BRANCH G. 11. SAMIS - - MANAGER Mrs. 0 Habkirk and daughter were visiting with Wingham relatives this week. Thurday of this week J. J. Gilpin went to Chicago and from there goes in Mil- waukee to spend a few weeks at the home of bis son. The latter expects to be here for the Old Boy: Re-unicu, Church ()filmes Annual Sunday School Pie-nic is one of the coming events. Tbe Methodist parsons who are mov- ing' this year are on the flit this wl ek, preaching their inaugurcl sermons next Sunday on their new charges. Rev. W. E Stafford and family will leave next week for a vacation of several weeks, They expect to go to New York to visit Mrs, Stafford's parental home, See the Sunday School Lesson nr tes on page 2 of this issue. How would it be if you attended school next Sabbath just to show your interest in one of the best institutions iu the world, Rev Chas. Durrant, of Teeswater, was elected Grand Chaplain of the I, 0. 0. F. for Ontario. He was introduced in Grand Lodge as the man who :had doubled the membership of his lodge and was the first to raise the objective for the Centennial Endowment Fund, He is removing this week to Harrow in Essex Co, At the meeting held in St. John's Church Wednesday evening of last week Rev. H, Smith, rector, presided. Re- ports were given concerning Co. Tem- perance Convention and other items of interest by Mrs, A. McGuire, Allan Lamont, Revds, Messrs, Mann, Pierce aud Stafford and W, H. Kerr. The heavy rain reduced the number in at- tendance. Rev. Mr. McLean's ministrations in Melville church last Sunday were well received. Morning subject was "The theme the Apostles constantly preached -Jesus Christ," Acts 5:42 At the even- ing service, God's interrogation, "Adam where art thou 7" WAS the topic, Gen. 3: g His field of labor is at Ripley, He has the unique duty each Sabbath morn- ing of preaching in Gaelic, Last Sabbath evening the pastor preached a Patriotic sermon from the very suitable text Psalm 103, verse 22, viz„ "Bless the Lord 01 my soul." 'Phe choir was assisted by Messrs, Lightfoot, Peguegnat and Reynolds, of Stratford. Former sang the fine solo, "Let us have Peace" and the latter gave "God send you back to tne" in good voice and the trio rendered "Wandering Sheep," unaccompanied, in delightful harmony. They will be welcome back. At the patriotic service held Sabbath afternoon in the Methodist Sunday School a very interesting and well ren- dered program was given, It consisted of hymns, prayer, responsive scripture lesson, readings by Merner Wood, Mae Skelton, A. E, Betsey, Mrs, Parker, Vivian Harris and Margaret Maunders ; choruses by members of Mrs. Parker's class and Misses Hunter's classes ; solo by Miss Belle Robb and short addresses on "Canada," and "Comradship in the Home" by Fred, Wood and Bert Lott Everybody did their part well, MoncriefF Mrs. E. Soantlebury, Stratford, and little son and daughter', who were visiting with Geo. and Mrs, Hanley, patents of the former, have returned to their home. Belgrave S. McCurdy is much unproved. He toolc a oar ride Sunday. Everyone were pleased to hear this. Sunday the Bishop of Huron held Confirmation service in Trinity church at 280. Re preached in Lite morning in St. Paul's, Wingl)am, it being their Jubilee of 50 years, Rev, A. L. G. Char k, Goderich, was also pres- ent at Belgrave and took the Bishop back with him for Confirmation in that town in the evening. His Lord- s lip took for his text pant of verse 17 of 2nd Peter, "Love the Brotherhood." Re said the brotherhood ie the Chinch of God and gave 4 reasons why we should love the church t -let Because Christ loved it and gave hie life for it ; 2nd, Because the church has kept the Bible intact and has kept alive the Ohtfet life in the Wield. Before Christ's time self was the centre and force the reeving power, The late war is a sample of that type of life still emitting when Germany wanted to dominate the world by might. But the type of life Christ brought is altogether different, God being the centre and Love the great moving power ; 3rd, Because the church is re- aponeible for all the real progress the world has ever made ; and lastly, be• O 41 • • 0 • • 9 THE -id 04 74 74 1ttisatnx:cr,'xr,1;+r�tiro�mt, Eya r e -'F0 h it: Weekly Store News Bit The now Soap Dye. We have it •in all the popular • shades, Will not • stein the hands • nor injure the fin - • eat fabrics. sNo boiling • • required. • 9 • Pure Olive Oil When you re- quire it you certainly want ttte best, Ours is the ce lebeat- eel JIIIINZ BRAND and their its no better and the mice retrains You will the same - like it. 81.25 per pt. fly swats 11 you want to make a limpet- clean-up imperclean-up of the flies in a root,' a FLY SNVA'I' will do it, Can use them free. The quality of ly wfbhou5 welch is ensue - dengue of passed. Allsol- breaking the ulelyPure. window - 10u, Get the hest, Paris Gr en We are this year selling the well known Berger's English Green Tonic and Builder n a Both are needed to keep the O system fit these hot days and O we know of nothing better than a m • • s • •• a ••• •• • • O 0 • • •0 • O • • O •• • 0 e 0 • 0 • 0 • e Penslar (Tasteless) Cod Liver Extract Malt Extract and 1? •)Io - 1 with phosphites. Very palatable. Put up in two sizes - 500 and $1,00 Renew Your linoleum Is your Linoleum dull and dead looking? Bring ib back to life and it will reflect a bright, clean, well.cared•for home. All you need is out. . Brhl son the mid a cloth. g pattern of the Linoleum. Preserves it and protects it from wear. Keep Cool Use Health Salts Citrate Magnesia Liver Saline Phosphate o t f Soda Lime Juice Hammock or a Fan Where to Spend the Summer When planning this 4ulnmet•'e Vaca- tion perhaps these suggestions may be useful : Egotists should go to Me. Catholics should go to mass, Readere should go to Conn. H a old go to Pa. alloys h r l Debtors should go it', Arithmeticians 0. PlyCeald hgatoIll. oungieel d go go i Tenn. YMiner man should go toe, Mies. Minora should go to ore, Warmers should go l tg Mo. Laundresses should go to Wneh. Prescriptions and Family Recipes Carefully co m - pounded. \V e find our custom- ers in this depart- ment steadily in- creasing. Phere.'s a, reason. \Ve will be pleased to dispense your next. JAMES FOX DRUGGIST and STATIONER G 0 dell tl 0 0 0 c9 t9 0 • •• a m eroscoacceels••eo•oesonscsooe•••eet tbessestEnoeieswooset, cause the future of the world is wrap - BRUSSELS MARKET ped up in the $dility of the church. Fall Wheat 52 06 It was a splendid talk, Love to God Spring Wheat 2 005 aud our fellowmen being the import- Pan tai ant point as it makes us better risen and women, better neighbors and bet- Butter /u ter Christians. SoE gegs 2(1 on 25 Wool 70 Wroxeter Council Potatoes per bag 15 Hay 18 00 Wool (unwashed/ 45 Regular meeting of Council was held in Council Chamber at 8 30 an June 28rd. Members present, D. 0. Pope, Geo, S, Leckie, Fred. Davey and Jno. Adams with Reeve Douglas in chair, Minutes of last meeting read and on motion of D. 0. Pope and Geo, 8, Leckie were adopted. Following accounts were rendered , Donation to Hydra Aaaociation of Port Elgin $ 10 00 Jno, Gibson, hauling coal and water to grader 1 00 County Treas.;0oates,: map of municipality ... 5 00 Ed, Lowry, hauling coal 50 Geo. J. Town, banquet to sal- • diers .. , . 20 00 A, H. Moffitt, running electric light. 38 75 R. Black, water power for light 80 75 D. O. Pope, grading roads, and water .,... 22 00 Thos. Brown, running grader and oil... 0 40 Harry Waller, painting smoke stack and paint, 2 03 $149 03 Moved by Geo. S. Lackie, seconded by D. 0. Pope that above accounts be paid and orders drawn on Treasurer for same. Carried. Council adjourned to meet July 15th. D. M. McTAvtsrt, 010111. 55 10 2 55 1:7 1 115 13 4n 22 ,a8 755 1 t:8 20 6D Teacher Wanted Teacher wanted for S, S. No. 4, Grey town- ship, Protestant and Normallte, duties to com- meaae after ltoldays, Applieationa, stating tnlnry expported and qualillentione, reaaived np to July 15. 13 PAYN, Phare 1414 Bluevalo P. 0.,R. R. No, 2. Teacher Wanted Teacher wanted for S. S. No. 8, Morris town• ship, dnties to aontluenee after vacation, Ap- plications, stating salary expected, will be re• salved by the nnderaigned, up to Saturday, July 12th, WALTER YUILL, Sae. Trees., Phone 5810 Brussels R. It, 6. Tenders Wanted Tanders for cottetro.oting the Dolmage Drain, in the Townshipof OlcKlllop, will be received h the undersgned until Monday, the 21st day of July, 1010. A ahequo fort% of non. treat Arias MOO ensmnpmty-each tender. The lowest or any tender nob necessarily emoted, Plana. profiles, estimates, &o , of drain, may be seen et the Merck's otane, Let 24, ('on. 7, Mn- Enlop, Tenders to be opened July�22ad, at 2 p. m., at Seaforth, M. MURDIE, ClBenforli 1k, O. July 2751,, 1910. For Sale As I have Bold machinery nub of my Fanning 1,1111 Factory 5 have two Gilson Gasoline En- gines for sale -one 12-h. p. and the other tee h, p. both almost new, Alen Gasoline Cement Mixer, with Wheelbarrows, Plank, etc. Will sell the factory building which is 12x011 DIED Have Can be sold in two parts, Have also a quantity of Dressed Lumber and Wwroee, In Morris township, on .fitly 27114 some good Cedar Posts 1010 Regina Wilma, youngest daughter ort Pure Bred white Leghorn Eggs. Stook from W. H. and Mrs, Wright, aged 7 years, 0 0, A. 0 , at 60 each, Pho, 01E4 months and 6 days. 41-51 R. S. 00L58, EEhel. LETTER THE Season is well undes way, bu} you Yet have tine -if you place your order immediately -to have your Engraving done before the Old Boys' Re -union, many of whom will visit our Cemetery, All Lettering entrusted to me will be neatly done and in the best style, Why not improve your lot with a set of posts or have a Marker placed at the foot of each grave with the name of the- departed en- graved thereon, Brussels Granite and MarbleoleWarks E. HERSEY, Proprittiebr.