The Brussels Post, 1913-1-9, Page 4Thousands o1 aulbtlofe yomlg people
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Rome 8tudyDept. Yen maydnih
NDMESTOOf
at ()ultege 1f you desire, Pay when•
ever you wish. Thirty Years Bxpar•
lance, Largest trainers in panda.
Enter any day. Positions guaranteed.
If wiiiley07earn, save
w write tartinuluis
NO VACATION •
C b t Crusets ,ass WATCH YOUR CAA , EAojES
,,RVfd. tiny JANUARY g, 191,
'. 7iIE ben i9 gtieen,
W;a1Tz igr3 instead of 1912 at the
ter' ,.
head f veer u lett
ars,
ASig J. $. Willisntl
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are t
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lair
A tit th
e+ter.
o
p 4that be
on their
discernment,
No better time to renew for THE Pos'1•
than just now. We thank the hundreds
who have Already attended to this duty
and hope those in arrears will catch the
fever and square up,
Tug Yogtb'sCompaaiop gives the
following golden advice ;-Keep an eye
ou the job ahead but keep the other
eye and both bands on the job you bave,
TORONTO T O 11
as set the pace on Tax
Reform and bee giveu Sir James
Whitney the hint. It is not unlikely
however, that if a Provincial election
ensues before the granting of such
legislation the Queen city would re-
turn at least a quartette of the Premier's
supporters to burk the passing of such
an Act. A safer way will be to elect
M. P le's. who are pledged to show fair
play in this knotty problem.
IT la
H
notable fact that out of the
"seven wonders of the world," so
called, in years long passed, only one -
the
1 r
Ylao.
4
or lighthouse g use at Alexan-
dria -was designed for the public good,
Compared xr
d
e
p with seven wonders of
modern times, such as wireless tele-
graphy, appy, re.)
ephone. aeroplane, radium,
gutiseptics and antitoxins, spectrum
analysis, and the X ray, they pale into
insignificenee. Every oue of the latter
has exemplified over and over their
utility to serve the human family.
We commend to readers of 'Ins POST
in Brussels a le' ter in this issue ,i d_}.
"Booster." Read what bele-rneagned
you think as we do 'Needy, Bays and if
conclusion that ee tee will come to the
rightbaneeil;'li✓oe has a hold of the
selw a a,bauspike to aid in giving Brus-
-,s'a'"lift," It need not necessarily
be very radical but exercise quickens
the circulation of more than the blood
and sets the heart beating in a way that
gives warmth and vim to the life and
advancement to maey an enterprise.
Let us join a "Brussels Boost Bunch"
that should include every resident of
the place, Will you be one ?
RupYAao KIPLING is an odd stick in
teeny respects but gets off many a note
well worthy of being kept in remem-
b tune, Here is a sample as it relates
to the people who have to work and the
jay they may get out of it: -
"And only the Master shall praise us.
and only the Master shall blame
And no one shall work for money and
no one shall work for fame
Bet each for the joy of the working and
each in his separate star,
Shall draw the thing as he sees it, for
the God of things as they are."
Ir all the promises' and pledges made
during a Municipal Election campaign
could be crystalized into performance
many a boom, and probably boon as
well,
would eventuate. 1t is a great
blessing never -the -less that many of the
balloons are exploded before they get
back to terra firma as the "gas" was
evidently on par with the proposed
scheme. There is room however in
every municipality for the practical
optimist who will attempt, and often
'• succeed, toparryout policies of progress
and aggressiveness that a thousand
pessalnists would never discover, Let
us be glad we are alive and lend our
shoulder to the wheel when lifting is
to be done,
WHAT are you proposing for Igt3 to
improve the neighborhood in which
you reside? Will you work iu the
developtueut of the eoustruetive in the
business field, the moral zone or the
religious circle ? One "lifter" is worth
ten score mere "leavers," hence the
necessity of being allied to something
that has in its composition what will be
a real serviceto your community. It
may be the public school ; perhaps the
lodge ; perchance along charitable lines
or kindliness to the old folk end those
domiciled under your roof but "what-
ever your hand dudeth to do, DO it with
vour might" and get at It as early in
1913 as Yon possibly can. "Yo 1 heave"
and something has to move.
,Doetteloti Parliament will now settle
d ,wn to business and in addition will
5 rt to are. paper bullets on the naval
q '•s' tuft; If they talk until next
C , ,i mas Tittle Hot is new can be said
on the .question but botWitltstanding
this fact Mousse -chi df dollars- of public
money will be squandered on "hot air"
recitations and "dialogues instead of
being spl3lied on the, .reduction of the
public debt. el3r„000,o6o will likely he
spent Asa Mart off 00 the bevy business,
o
s
'a this
isoil`
I-1 Mr.
Bordetre palls{',
with a good majority behind him, end
the vote might feat As well be (akan ou
p3tartie l VigRuneo to the Priao of ,
Luxuriant and Radiant. Hatlr
If dandt elf
the tiourislonent thhat belongssL to l the '
stair, it will soon begin to fall.
Furthermore it will Ince its life iusd
I.lustreand will beooule doll, faded and
even gray.
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have Y at
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right 1
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pale J}J
gout d • '
bdruggist t ggiat to -day and
get a 60
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of
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ANSnge. This delightful hair,tanlc
is Jas. FoxOkilldan-
druff genus,clean the
heastop hair d of nd ail
scalp, tandttpreserve tthe a colors and
beauty, Or money back, Aml it does
just what it is guaranteed to do and
that's wby it sales are so enormous
the countl'y over, PARISIAN Sage
is the favorite of refined women.
One bottle proves its superiority,
a
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the opening day of the House as
mouth hence as tar as the probable re
sults are concerned. If the questio
were to submitted '
t
ked to
the stertors th
discussion might be extended so tha
the voters would wake up to the ander
standing of the issue but Hon. Mr
Borden is too coy to venture on the thi
lee. The Liberals night have been i
power •yet had they not been to
sanguine the other way on another issue,
IN the practical comments of Pete
McArthur, the well kuown Exfrid town
ship, knight of the quill, he deals with
the
proposed
ro
P Bank
Act b
the
y Dominion
o
Government under four well defined
heads that will stand careful thought.
They are as follows; -(i) Government
inspection
t
o protect depositors and the
!r, from •
Publ' reckless
and incompetent
1nC
o et
ant
P
management, (z) A currency whose
redemption ti
oil will
1
Pbe.
secur
edi
w taw
ut the
use of the depositors' money, (g)
Spine form of security for the depositors,
(4) Means of preventing centralization
of country's capital in few bands
noticeable secti,pn of the ore
provision to ]van ..- - bnl makes
ranchers tic ; 'orin'o"ney to farmers and
hr -ee'la the security of their grain
„tees, cattle, &c. The banking system
of to -day is a big advance on that .of
20 years ago and in the great majority
of cases the various agencies do their
best to serve the public and yet guard
banking interests, which they have a
perfect right to 03,
Helps Mon To Work Hard
That's what Ferrozooe does 1 it eup-
plies the additional strength that en-
ables a man to maintain health under
difficulties, "Last spring I was so
completely fagged out I could not
work" writes J. W. McNichol ' of
Turnbull, Man. "In the morning I
was tired -limbs ached all over, Had
no appetite, was sleepless, nervous
and unhappy. Ferrozone pub new
life into me. Now I eat heartily,
nerves are strong, I sleep well. I
know the joy of health.' It's by
supplying nourishment and good
blood that Fet'rozone builds up ; try
it -50c pet' box at all dealers.
A. Ot 11r W. 0E0 RATES OBTAIN
Affirming Justice Riddell's judg,
meet, the Divisional Court Tuesday
dismissed the Grand Lodge's appeal,
and made perpetual the injunction
that prevented the enforcement of
the new A, O. U. W. schedule of
rates,
The
in Martha and
until then, it is Lodge will meet a id,
nothing further will be attempted in
connection with the draft passed at
the last meeting,
The
Grand d ing
d e
"here and below." asst pay costa
Both Chief Justice Mulock and
Justice Clete regard the omission of
notices to the subordinate lodges as
fatal to the I'seent amendments.
A MATERIAL oBANGE
Chief Jus(ioe Mulock says : "The
change proposed by the Mill aniend,
meet is a most material change. In
fact, it is difficult to imagine any al.
tampion in this compact which might
ave more serious results than would
ne affecting the assessment rates,
and I cannot assent to Mr. Johnston's
onteution that they may be charged
tthe mere will of Grand Lodge,
ithout previous notice to the subor-
inate lodges, as required by section
09."
Justine Sutherland concurs,
"As pointed out," remarks Justice
Ctube, "the amendment wad a pro-
13SaI to increase ncrease Lha rate to b
nearly
nubsirtg the amount of the by
d in the report which had been sent
1111 to the local lodges. Had there
een a general notice that a change
ould be made in the rate, leavibg
satiety open, the delegates (hen
fight have been instructed what to
o, but where the proposed increase
as definitely stated and the amend,
ent greatly enlarged the liability of
e class affected, this was to spring
question upon the delegates for
hich they might be wholly unpre-
hed and uninstructed.
NOT LEGALLY PASSED
"I, therefore, think that the a-
tnendinebt was not legally paseed by
the Grand Lodge.
"But there ie anotherground, which
I think equally fatal to the defend.
ant's eon ten tion. The represeutative
from each lodge repleeented a nuns-
ber of voters, and upon any queation
for decision by the Grand Lodge, it
was the number Of voters SO tepee -
stinted by the delegates from the
local lodges that decided all queatlons
there submitted, It is quite clear
that no attempt wag made to ascer-
tain how the actual vote stood,
BPEOfAz,ASSESSMBNT LEVIED
"'!Pliers tat a11ldaVits to Show that
the amendment is b su) orted
1p y the
necessary two -third votB, bat ole
have. not been permitted to filo this
evidence," An Official Said today.
"We levied it speole1 asecesntent in ,.
SWITCHES
TRANSFORMATIONS
POMPADOURS
CURLS
PUFFS; Etc.
MAKE Tule TEST
PROF, F. G
GNENWE
OF -TORONTO
pp IVill be atthe
IY
me'r-
IC
an Hotel,
BRUSSELS
Wednesday, January 15th
with a urge and varied
stock of the newest Par-
isian, London and New
York Creations in Hair
QAods,
Ladies with Cioohaidlueiestein'rimprov
Transformations.
The
new .
d '
est i
Duelsfi
6 /1
are very dainty and attractive. We
invite your inspection of these goods,
Dorenwend's Sanitary Patent Toupees
for Men who are bald, are so constructed that only the wearer will
know that it is not their own hair.
They give it the pioteetion neceseavy
to physical health, Adjust them-
selves as readily as your own hair
would. Light, strong, made in any
style abode or shape.
The
only Sanitary and Patented
Toupees 4
A 9 M n
A 4£
ACtur
od.
Dorenwend Co., of Toronto, Ltd.
(Tho House of Quality Hair -Goode) 103-10S Yonge 8t,
How To Toll If roue Hair Is Dleoasod
Even if you have a luxuriant head
of
hair, you uuty want to know
whether ibis in a healthy condition
or not. 08%of tate people to
1. need el
1 I ala hale
!u
tonic,
Pull a hale out, of your head, if the
bulli t
b 5251
the onto
of
the root head.,
a white
ht
to
a[1
16I1I
t I elk•
1 ur it moves •'
rte
1 that +
lhi
hair
i ) -
t
s lint
«no, l
toad •
1e(u'
tention if its loss l uta prim) pi. at,
If the bulb is pink :1110 fell, tdictavoided.
il a r
Is healthy,
Vere want everyone whose Italy re,
quires t1'eatmeot to try Rexail "98"
Hair! Tonic, FVe, promise that It shall
not cost anything if le -does not give
satisfactory results. It is designed
to overcome dendt•uil', relieve ecalp
irritation, bo stimulate the hair routs,
tighten the hair already in the head
grow hair and overcome baldness,
It is because of what Rexall "03"
Bair Tonic has done and our sinceto
faith in its goodness that we want
you to try it at our risk. Two sizes,
50e and 81.00. Sold only, at ce
y usto'
-The iQ
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aZ1 Store. ' ,
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r.
It. smith.
h.
great cold waves over the entire
country. •
A reactionary storm period will
take up and prolong disturbances 011
the 14th, 15th and 16th, The Mals
period is central on the 15th, with
Moon at. first quarter and near the
elestial equator. 'Falling barnntetee
Lange to warmer, with possible tutu•
er lightning and thunder about the
8th
will bring
continued g rued
storms
in-
to
thea
e re actionai'y days, eliding in
general snow storms, with big cold
wave following for several days.
A regular storm period covers the
9tlo1 to
the
�4t
h ,being
he 21st K".-,Cex")1?lt't'"'f)"ti
� r..a= Hv extreme
n th , a north
''^�'"'11t��}eill on aha 22nd and in
ei•igoe on the 23rd. This period
wit culminate
22he
nd, 23rd and o24th,clprogressing tto
the eastward, in low barometer, and
waic with stiff dhigh gales imthward,, 011 follo by rising barometer and a cod
ave sweeping ft'oni the northwest
Tinto the southA dit
c
c
1
1
November, but hope we can get along L NToun )s lLta�i
until the annual n
meeting
Illi�%r g ge ..—rr,.r.bi p
Oli wilt + 'y ase nnnlor . itP ltt OFY rv"awaaLE
wantatelia.,fr1"t.r"0 ACRE FARMIn the Township of Gre jan
In the Countof yr ed
Y Huron w
ie period Covers the 191,11 to 24th
for a cough .vat net • te.iie medicine
leinteeen,.:.„.. or cold take Ohember-
+- •- a dough Remedy. It can always
be depended upon and is pleasant and
safe to take. For sale by all dealers,
NICKS' JANUARY FORECASTS
A reactionary storm period is
central on the 3rd, 4 11 and SL•h. The
chief astronomic causes of disturb-
ance at this time, are the equinoxes
of Mercury, Mars and Jupiter. The
month will open with cloudy, unset-
tled weabber•. Fulling barometer
bringing rain, sleet and snow, will
pass over the country, from meat 'to
the east, on and next to the 8rd,
4th and 5th. Sleet will be a [narked
feature of these storms, especially in
central and northern regions and
with a low dip of . the barometer
heavy snow will fall, and a wave
front the northwest will wind up the
period. The moon is in the extreme
south on the 6th, pollingg cold at-
mospheric tides southward from the
north. Don't be unprepared for a
vicious winter storm and weather.
A seismic period covers the 4th to
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a.
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Shoes
* at
Pursuant to the powers of Bale contained in in
a certain Mortgage whioh has been duly rests•
tered, and which will be produced et time of be
sate, there will be offered for sale by Public
Auction, by P. S. Scott, auctioneer, at the Con-
of$u,on,OnTuesday, January 21st, 1818
at 1 o'clock In the af ternoon, the following
lands, namely ;.-
All and 1
of land and premises situate] certain
nd being
Bu in on, Tbeing eo npoxed of South the
of the
Swath Halves of Farm Lots Numbers Twenty•
six and Twenty-seven, In the Tenth Concession
of the acid Township of Grey, containing $ray
Beres of land be the same more or less. This
property 1e well situ°ted as to markets, being
only two miles from Ethel” G. T. R. station.
The soil is a good clay loam. Well watered
with gond well. On 111e premises is a good
bank barn and log hoose, Moon good orchard.
Teeryms of sale -Ten per cent, of the purchase
aneeto in paid within thirty days ththe
m after
when the purchaser will be entitled to -a deed
and poeseaaion, property will be Hold Subject
to a reserve bid. Farther partieulare will be
made known at the time of Bale or may be had
in the meantime from the undereigned,
P. S. 80OTT, M. G. QAetERON,
Auctioneer, Mortgagee's Solicitor,
Notice to Creditors
Iu the matter of the estate of George
Kelly, late of the Township of Mer -
ria, in the County of Boron,
farmer, deceased,
Netioe is hereby given, pursuant to Seo, 68,
Chap. 28, o1 the Stptutes of Ontario I George
V., that all erect it ora and others having Wehrle
against the skein of the eaid George Belly,
who died on or about the ISM day of Oct-
ober, A. D. 1912, are required on or before
the 9th day of February, A, D,1018, to send by
pont prepaid or deliver to, the undersigned
Executors, at Walton P. 0„ their Christian and
surnames, addreaeea and deseggratpptioue and a
estatstatement
s dal their tnature of° thensecurity lo(if
.i, any) held byy them.
1 And further take notice that after such last
.l. mentioned date the $xeoutore will pro.
.} cited to distribute the assets of the decensed
4, amongst the parties entitled thereto, having
r regard only to the claims of which they shall
the'
xi
have
of
not
ice e 1
and that the
Bald
d
Executors wit
will
or anynot be any
for the said onsets
whosclaims notice shall nbt have been persons
ed by them at the limo of anolt distribution,
Dated this 7th day of January, 1018,
FRANCIS .1 KELLY,
MARGARET KELLY, fIDxeautore
d•
8
d 4.
.t,
Money
Saving
Prices T.
9,
OUR Great An- 4.
nue,] Sale in the
4. interest of Cash Buyers
+ starts on Saturday morn- ,t
ing, Dec. 7th, and will t,
4. continue for 30 days,when +
+ Shoes of all kinds will be
4. offered at Greatly Reduc-
ed Prices,
4.
•d This will be your last
4'chance at these,prices to
secure your Shoes' for
future use as wen as
present needs, as the
priSSpring for
� ill be so Muth
in advance of present
pl'lces that yotf will save
over 25 per oeet by buye
ing at this Sale,
We want the Cast, so of-
fer you this great annney
saving opportutlfty.
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Richards;
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the 10th, central on the 7th.
veguiat storm l
onthe9th, extenditiglf omsthej7th
to the 13th. A number of decided
stoma Will pass eastward)), across
the country during and immediately
following (hie period, bringing a pro-
longed spell 'of heavy uterine and
hard winter weather. This is at
the centre of the Mars period, com-
bined with Vulcan, Mercury and Jitp-.
iter, Much'the same ehat'aoter of
storms and weather existing at tale
time, and for several storm per lads
previous, will prevail through Jan-
uary y Febr
nary We believe that
wide, dangerous blizzards will visit
mostpll'(s of the country, 'With, tro-
picalstorttis in the south, ending in
FOB AGED PEOPLE
Oki Poiko Should De Careful in Their
$oiectlon of Rogtdative Medicine
We have a safe, dependable and al-
together ideal remedy that is ptu ti-
cularly adapted to the requirements
of aged people and persons of weak
constitutions who stiffer from censt[-
patian or other bowel disorders, We
titre so cet•tahl that it will relieve these
complaints and give absolute satis-
faction in every particular that we
offer it with our lersonal guarantee
t}tat it shall 0001 ttit steer nothing if
it fails to substantiate our claims.
This remedy is malted Rexeil Orderlies;
Rexall Oidet'fies have a soothing,
healing strengthetling, topic ,and
regulative action upon the bowels.
They ronioVe all irritation,' dryness,
soreness and weakness, They'-1t'Qstoee
the bowels and associate o'gans to
more vigorous and healthy active ee
They are eaten like candy May be
taken at any time without trleon_'
venienr
,e ion
r not Citrase eeryr[ )tit .
nausea, diarrhoea, eltt'eeeiveg Iti(ise
nees, flatulence or other disagreeable
elfeet. Price 25e and lOe, Sold 01117
a( one store--The,1lexail Stove. 15,
ing central on the 22nd. Watch for
'22ea)d, 21rd rthquake repo! is nn and about
5110 24th,
onthet20G1i,t2711t and 28eliperiod Mout
or1 t
ho CelasGial equator the :ZO
calling for rapid rise in temperat
1' I
a1n bi•
uu i+
6 n t.lor
viLl
{ , 71
(lei b
1
1
y
t 5 th(r
t user storute nn ttud touch
ailOw 51)d change to ranch col
wit
fa'
vied u
the
e 'i
p i e(1.
The '
eat'
In
5011 !L •
s 1 t
e )fat ,:�
,lattl
uta y toil) pr
atmmttlt of ha1'd winter sterna and
weather• l'he Aials petted, 8511(11
oe tin' 16th, will beghi to domninate
wettlhel• enuditions early in December
1912, told the state general' character
of star100 tend weather�1prevailing dur-
ing the hist Italy of Decenber will
Inst into ttntt practically aft through
)tuluary )ani into February. It lnusl
be kept [n ll)ind that we a1•e near
thte oot,tte of file Jupiter period and
tlntt extreme 0110 pheuonlenitl 9toi'ng
and weather changes are to be ex-
pected, We warn out• reatdets against
deadly cold waves.
Mrs.
beet tr ibI Tabor, of
sickiheadache oe )for
about five years, when she began tak-
ing Chamberlain's Tablets• She has
takhave 'c lietWOd 1011', s Sick ] headachesd ) is
caused by a disordered stnrnitch,for
which these tablets ai'e eaperiallee in-
tended. P1'y them, get well atnd stay
well, Sold by all dealers, •
avid
y, had
e misfortune to' get his of tleg tbroken
hie helping's neighbor move it builcl-
2L
tele ' ROYAL PURPLE
falls Stock es Poultry Specifics
1 is
t}), 1P,. will arnd absnlntcly 1rea, for
'�,',', 1188• n
skn•
,
'e ) taat-
Ur b, 1 aid
1 0
I1� u
f oc
r
lava t .,ta al-
it u a
V1 vg books a 1 :'
( 1.1
14-
ing Bert], on the common dixeasoa of btu .tc and
[tri pa7ltry, fella how to feed all hinds of heavy
m11.11
Ca "
t1 it
0
ac
p
di-
and far poultry d ui r a h
1 Y o that they
will
Y la as Y well
and
that date Rising bat neetet w
tier oa[vesigand fattening steers 1 alsos howl i 1
alt
ing
e
pupils pia in •the satiny room n
Carlingford Publte School presents,
(betiot acllet,, Nortggf} ltiities, 'with
tN.,,;,,,,ltiiit y brushes, Ile went to
a h r ,
t ar tis,
Dr. W. B. Chappell, of Edmonton,
was aChristmas visitor eon in
Be is paying a visit to the Sold hots e
in Blanshaed.
Stratford Presbytery will hold a
Sabbath School and Young People's
Society Conference in Knox church,
St. Marys, on Thursday, Jen, 18111,
afternoon and evening,
one dayGfo win Feed s,
tJaneaMitchd a fine elll.
The animal was six months and one
day old and dressed 283 the of pot'
Alive it would weigh 275 lbs,
SOME �/
YF
THE BRIGHTEST BOYS IN CANAOA ARE
EARNING MONEY ANO
PRIZES
A BOY'S
CHRISTMAS
POCKET
MONEY
ANY BOY ran turn
his spare time into
Xmas pockei minty
by selling copies of the
WEEKLY WITNESS and
the CANADIAN PiCTO-
UAL.
You can build up a
regular route in a short
time which will give
you a permanent
weekly income
We give you a•free
start in Business and
besides
The best boy wins
in winter us in ams wt. n tenon 0 400
recommends from all over Canada from 0801,16
a'ho Lava need our geed°, No fanner aloud tc
without tt,
You can Batten cattle end -1 Imes in n month's
teas lima by uutna our itoynl 1'urp148 Stoulr
Speeby thou yea 0euld -sensibly det without. It,
thereby saving u InunlYn: read and labor as.i
the
nigs or751.101�for one stteer. thee1will kern
your home la eliov condition with ordlnare
feed. If you ha0e a poor, miserable -Wok-
ing animal on your place try it to this one
first and tau the nrartellous result which will
be obtained, Our Stank Specific toil' inereaae
the mills flow (lore to live lbs. per cow per
day, while being fed in the staple, A 60e
Package will last a oow or horse 70 days,
ROYAL PURPLE POULTRY SPECIFIC
will mr
eke your v u bens lay'u
]et ass•
well
in t
winter as in the summer, and will keep thein
free from disease, These goods are pure and .
unadulterated,. We too not vee any cheap tiller
to make a large package, entirely different
from any on the market at the present time.
Royal Purple Stock Specific, 007 pekga.. fon'
iOs Pokes.. in nn air -tight tin, for 21,60.
Royal Purple t'onitty Snecifie, 250 and 10,
pekga., and 21,60 air -tight tins that hold
four 50d -Achim,
Royal Purple Lice Killar, 25e and 60e tins
80a by mat.
Royal Purple Oall.Cure, 255 and 50e: tins ; 80e
by mala,
Royal Purple Sweat Liniment, 500 bottle; 60e
by mail,
Royal Purple urnle Cough Cure, 600 tin; 60c by
mail
Ro a
v 1 Purnle DJsinfoctent,..2j,c and BOr
Royal Purple,,,
rktirir' .Core, 200 'tint ; 300 by
"ivail,
Royal Purple Worm Powder, 261 tins.; See by.
matt
M0uufa5tut'ed only by •
TbeW. A..lreaakins Mfg. Co.
London, Canada
Royal Purple Supplies and Book-
lets miry be obtained from
A. C. Baeker, Brussels
The People's Column
COR SA LB 012 TO LET, -A good sgnlfort-
able dwellieg and two Iota in Brussels
lrsetod,o�ser,Busels, or IS. (oo,, SrdwioliIIu
ARM FOR W.A.-Being South helves of
Lore 14 and 86. Con, 1, Morrie township,.
Huron Uo , containing 100 acres. On the farm
is a good frame house 21x00;¢ feet kitchen
1802236 ; wood sited 20x00bank barn 86x00;
Straw sited 30x90; le°ll.teldx6a, Stolle well
with good stabling under barn. 2 reVer fall•
iteg(c welts and n good orchard. Only 31 mile to
' school end! mile to Werth and pout oinoe,
Prloe $4,000. Dead may he seen on application
to thei proprietor. TBR L. BtSOKHN•RI0GIDJamsown
fil•8m
1 100 AORES 010 L ANDror Hale, 131 mile°
I alt cleared and under cultivation.dBank barn,
cement floors, large Lame house, newly t al,,1-
ed; good wells at barn 'and house • buildings
and fenoei In excellent repair. An {deal home
011085. Apply (Mies) SUSIE GOV-010.00X.
. Seaforth, Ont.
•
• CARM 5105 SALE, being South half Lot 20,
Con.
o�aerelsHOO1tainig100crsmoorles,the pren-
. lass ta: 0 frame house, bank barn, good °reined,
well, windmill, Bao. All cleared except about
1
an acre. Sohool i13s'miles distant. Only 2�
miles from Brussels, 0 ael•es of Fall wheat le
nod about 60and 0g acres seeded down. For price,
1tpremises twit writing 1007,0eele P)0. .Phone
26, Or P. S. Soon, Brussels,
11.11 A. l.. KRRR, Proprietor,
Maitland Bank
Short Horns for Sale
Seven Seotoh Short Born Bulb; 9 to20months
old, rade and Beene-; big, smooth and atyltsh ;
choleest breeding-Oman/bell Rose Buds, Marr
Beauty, and Campbell Bessies, None bettor
for milk and beef. Will be sold at any reason.
able offer MI? on easy terms,
DAVID MILNE, Ethel,
Wingham Business College
, CEO, SPOTTON, President
Shetland. Pony, Cart
and Harness or
$100.00 in Gold.
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COUPON AND MAZE.
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' bt,ltt A Str'atford,.Ont.