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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1913-10-9, Page 5BUSINESS CARDS. WM, SPENDS CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER oir MARRIAGE LICENSES atm In the Pest 011tce, Ethel. 50.4 Butsineas Oardt Why POYOU punnt7 I Sometiruee frank shook 01' fright, l DR. R, F, PARKER brit usually because 1 he syetetll is LISrowec, ON7% weakened and deprva rd, -it lacks Osteopath, Eye R fuulxlint, 1' power to react front sudden strltin, r y 1 rood Scientist I, Unmadeend Nur yens Uiran:ea At 111 re, B, T. Iiia 0011dItinn 1lemandit rl'bltlldhlg klanl's,Brusaols Weds esdnya780a in, to 1.1 (1 wands n litlrldlmJent, which is beet 8. tel, (Jimmiesnolentlnonily fitted. price' by Pert'oeone. In every of debility Fen ozone 10 ILapeeifle, atiflvs the digestive anti as - JAB ANOES0N, efu � zt 41110. SUTHERLAND & SONS V7'E,Z[N4Ry URQEON. LIMITED 'WSW alt e'N' cincAP.11 &mem AUCTIONEERS, ��, S. SCOTT AS AN AUOTION• • nut, will sell for better prieee, 10 better men, In less time and less charges than any other Auetloneer In East Huron or he won't charge anything. Dates and orders eau always be arranged at this whoa or by 1* f000al application, LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING: UTM SINOLAIR- Bnrrieter, Solicitor, Conveyancer, Notary Public, &a. Oltloe-Stewart's Brook I door Nor tb of (Metre] Hotel, Solioitor for the Metropolitan Bank. ptiOUDFOOT, HAYS & BILLORAN 13Al2a1sTElt8, 8OLI0I'rORB, N01'ARIES PUBLIC, ETC. W. PaounaooT, K. C. 15. C, uses J, L. KILLORAN Ultima -These formerly ooaunted by Messrs Cameron at Holt, GOnantOH, ONTARIO, o LIVERPOO -LONDON-HAY• Large, comfortable steamers -every convenience, every luxury. For inform. ation apply agents, or ChD Allan line 12 4• TORONTO W. H. KERR, A gent Allan Line, Brussels. Which Schaal Shall I Attend 1 An important question, .All bust• nese corteges are not alike. ()ARMFUL > ((�1 ,Tpn9HRN010 AI18O7.1205LY NROR0BARY, Write today for the Catalogue of the > ' TORONTO, ONT, rpt This so.' Is oonduotsd on the highest r' •L ,lane of ellloleney . Wo are proud of 0. its record. Students admitted at any e 1 time. Cor. Young midi. W. J. ELLIOTT, Alexander Sts. Principal. is A:A'y eesalite R?fi'A'aeStaaiSeS9,cA CENTRAL 1 STRATFORD. ONT. Our registration again. exceeds that 0 \ of any prevlons year. The boy or girt who has not received our free eata- loguo doesnot knots the great oppor- tt}gfties of Commercial life. We have tl r e e ort on 1 to Commercial P p lelShirt- hand advantages tagese)01 offerpullwaii, ron Olt10-50 gee notayfenteed ats any etc in Ontprlq. Von may enter at antime. Witte for gltf free agtnlggae at Pnee. jrrv1 D. 4, M96A9114AN, Princlpai. GS„ vb+' 'r8y vas') vat' rro vim cs tfi/ ' yavv.evAvsraayA'rbvtraeagav6gAvautav a Frs± Listowel Business .College '• FVA"Vi.L'A`Plaa'4Ee1,mA't s:A"9E^AV�a'yr<.a alINIENINNEMIONEMBINE Your first;top toward sucoees, Pall tern, upend September 2, Send for now free catalogue to EDWIN Q. MATTHEWS, Prin. t1M111111.01110 THE Best Brains in. Oa ide have participated in the pre- paration or our splendid Hone Study Coarses in Banking, Economics, Higher 4og9unting Cntivaerolnl Art S l ow Card Writing, Photqgrapty, Art, cShort Story It ngi Shorthandhand nnBookkeeping, Me,eat the work whioh'boat laBte you and write us forpn,tivalalS. Add es a THE SHAW CONNFiSPONOENCE SCHOOL 391-7 Vongo 8t., Toronto 41.46.46411...1.....6.41....A.,4 64116.4.41. HAVE YOU made OPOVIsio„ fol' employment dm, ing the Fall and Winter ,months or do c ,atmorntiVo ata oa f..h tong re 00 the 9 w • throttgii. Writs ns and armufo Dur agent's terms. Wo offer the best 1n the business. Pay wearily, free out- fit, oxoluaty territory, . ft o y OVER 600 ACRES under eultivntion. • Established over 85 years A reputetior, for high grade stools and fah•. dealing.. A Belesmen min matte motley selling for tis, We 1 able their ier Want 111 and Vicinity, re wenergetic Brussels mud VfclnitY, For tonna write PELHAM NURSERY 00., Toronto, Ont. N. 13. Free )sial)g u e on request, Suooeseoe to M, H, Moore. 05lloe at Ander- sat 1,3'00, Livery stable, Blasuels, Tblepboee No, 29, DR, T. 7'. M'RAE, Bnoholor of Medicine, University of Toronto ; Ltoentinto and Graduate of the College of khr sfolans and Surgeons, Ont. ; Post -graduate lineage llyqo,150*, Nose end '.throat Hospital. 'Mango, 111. hix.kiouse burgeon to St. Mich. ei's MunpituhToronto. Office over F. n. Smith's Drug Store. Tele, Mono connection with Ornubrook at all hours, DR. F T. BRYANS Mud:aloe of yrodioine, Culver:41y of To•r.nto ; Licentiate of Celli go of Physicians and sur - '11011a, tliltarlo ; ex•:+eoloi• Holyde Surgeon et Western Hospital, Tut MI IN. Offices of late 01'. A. Mc%ave Muni: Mirk, Br tinsels, Rural phone 46, DR. M. FER;aUSON ETHEL, ONT. Phyaioion end Surgeon: Po. t Oradea teeoursee London (Eng,., New York and Chicago Hos- pitals. Special attention todiaease of eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes tested for glasses. DR. WARDLAW Honor graduate Of the Ontario Veterinary College. Day and night calls. Office opposite Flour MI11, Ethel. MAUDE C. BRYANS OPHTHALMOLOGIST Personal graduate Department of Ophthal- mology, Me,lormtok Medical College, ()Waage, Lll., is prepared to test eyes and lit glasses at her office over Grewnr's Restaurant, Brussels, on Thnraday, Friday and Saturday of every week. Office .Laura 1 to 0 p. m. Forenoons by appointment, chane 1910. T. R. BENNETT Will give better as tisfeetion to both buyer and molter than any other Auctioneer and only charge what is reasonable. Sales conducted anywhere in Ontario. Pure bred stook 8111e2 a specialty. Write or 'phone 213 Wroxeter: BRUSSELS t o1N•U SOUTH GOING NORTH Mail 7:07 a m Express 10:655 ant Express 11:25 a m Mail 1:60 p m Express 2:65 0 m l Express 8:52 p m Cie xaDz2..vb' ?. cIPIt&' WALTON To Torouto To Goderich Express 7:62 a huExpress 12:10 a m Express 2:47 9 0l I Express 8:86 p m WROXETER Going East - 7:06 n. m, and 8:55 p. m. Going West - 12:40 and 9:47p. 10. A11 trains going East connect with O. P. R. at Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T G. B. stations. GEO. ALLAN, Local Agent. muds Vxst THUR,?DAY, OCTOBER 9, *913 THANKSGIVING Day will be Monday, October 20511. THE cost of living continues to fly skywards. Some of the cities will feel the "pinch" next Winter should the sea- son be long and severe. -A flue spellof Iudian Summer would be greatly enjoyed and give people a good chance to get apples picked and root crop properly housed before bad weather. Every good day should be utilized as the season is advancing. iso) students are in attendapee at the various Normal Schools in this Province. If the majority are successful in their exams it should tend to relieve the situa- tion somewhat as regards. the shortage in birch wielders.' Of course the West is openeyed for a good share of the num- ber else, Osla way' to ensure salvation to the 'common people" in the Old Land is to break up hundreds of the big estates be. longing to Lords, Earls and other so called gentry. What ,night have suited a too years ago is not pertnissable to- day. Self should not be the biggest thing in the aoth century. _ • CaNAM411 drovers and cattle men are studying Buffalo maraet reports with added ihterest since the new tariff bill was passed by the United States, While it may make money for the breed- ers and dealers the probabilities are prices in Canada will go up owing to the louder call of the LT. S. The con- sumer in this country will likely have to pay an increased price. De, PLATT. a former W rci n of D L'IT m ale, {in Ston penitentiary, says prisoners should be graded in that institution and thinks cropping the hair and wearing a striped uniform could be abolished with good effect, A wider acquaintance with a prisoner's past history 55otild be in the hands of the officials which would be a sort of guide in the divisions. This is a question worthy of close study. r ce Counties HURON slid B u o t :+ are to undergo some ahearing as they relate to Provincial parliamentary represents' tives, It is said each will lose one of their three members and a redistribution will probably taste place. A supposed aathority affirms that H 21111 1 city r e ted thus will have An eXt A member a tea the rural coestituencea will ploy second fiddle to the pities notwithstanding the feet that Many people 13/110050 they are siaitt` rive power of the body, promotes the eiiulination of wtlate materials, builds up tissue, gives. energy and resistance, To have rich, red blood, enduring nerves, 1t strong cnnstituticin anti lasting good health, use Ferrozope. Sold everywhere in 50e boxes oe six for $2.50. over -represented now in perllarnent In both houses. How to carve up Huron anti Bruce to keep the 4 seats with the Government will require a little geographical jugglery, It can be done however, because just such plans were demonstrated before. SATURDAY of this week will be the Dominion bye election date iu the constituency of Chateauguay, Quebec. It is a straight party fight. Govern- ment candidate is lances Morris and the Liberal nominee Hon. Sydney Fisher, the welt kuowu Minister of Agriculture in the Laurier administration, and a man whose entry to the House would be greeted with pleasure, barring political prejudice. Sir Wilfrid in ad dressing a big gathering prophesies that the Liberal star will soon be in the ascendant once more. AN 18 year old girl at Akron, Ohio, masquerading in male attire and giving her name as. "Fred. Williams," was foiled in enlisting in the navy. Her reason for so doing, she said, was that she might be aloug with her lover who was already in the service. Cora Wil. (lams was pretty good stuff but the probabilities are she would have re• gretted the step had her identity not been discovered, She made her escape while the authorities were considering what had better be done with her. lust like a girl, When Your Back Hurts. Of course it's hard to work. Stoop- ing over hurts, lifting is tedious, and you wonder what to do. Ever try Nerviline ? Nothing like it for weak or latae back. It penetrates to the core of the pain, eases from the first application, brings cure that defies a relapse. No liniment is so Olean, so soothing, so certain to kill muscular, rheumatic or sciatic pains. Your dealer sells Poison's Nerviline in large 25c bottles: Why not try it ? Walton Nootog.-All accounts due MoNeil Bros•, must be settled on or before November let 1918. Settlement can be inode at Walton up till that date,. McNair. Enos. Ladies' 'Aid of Bethel church •have placed a new organ in the church. Miss Mattie MacEwen, who has been in Oalgary for some time Is hone on a visit. Mrs. (Rev.). Edmunds who was visit- ing her sots in Western Canada, ]las returned home. Calvin Hillen and Samuel Forbes have gone on 0 pleasure trip to Western Canada. Gorrie Trustees Trustees a,re having a cement sidewalk laid from W. R. Carson's residence two streets 'West. The Pair 1'L Il' Pall 1.' last Saturday Was a great sncpess, Reautifnl weather tended to give u good crowd, Howick Township Collectors were appointed as follows 1 -Walter Siinson for the Western Diva and Wm. Edgar for Eastern Div, salary as fixed in By -Law No, 1, for the year 1913. Mre. W. W. Leech, a former resi- dent of Gorrie, after an illness of several months, died at the Penetang Hospital on Wednesday, Sept. 24th. Her remains were brought to Gorrie and after service in the Methodist church were buried in the cemetery here. Besides her husband, Rev. W. W. Leech, site leaves one daughter to mourn her lose, Blyth Juts, Bart' has purchased a Ford runabout car. McMillian 8c 00. are haying a eetpent basement pet under their storehouse at the 0. P. R1 track, P. Gardiner has pnl'ehasod George Powell's vesicle/toe. Diusley street, and will Cake -possession at once, Anniversary services of the Mellho- dist church will be conducted by Rev. W. L. Rutledge, D. D., of 01151• tots, Sunday, October 12th. Mrs. George Powell will leave in the course of a fete days for British Columbia, where she will john her husband who went West last Spring. D. A. MacDonald whoo Iota been Ptin 1 al of the public school hen o since the yunnnet holidays has re- signed suer MPS. Ti. J M. Barr has been re-engaged ngaged to fill the position The Methodist district meeting for Goderich District was held in Blyth 011 Tuesday and Wednesday of this - week, .On the evening of Tuesday a meeting especially for lues was held. Wednesday incoming and after- noon epiritilal conferences especially for the ministers 1ve1:0 held, - BRo1:w Awgtis,-;Mss Janet, daugh- ter of R. G. McGowan, of East Wat encs had the misfortune lne to v h a e 11' break one of the bones in her right ankle while stepping front a rig at theAgricalturai gtotinds on Tuesday morning ngof hot week which will e00flnehee to iter home for some time, A. daughter 01' this family was killers a few years ago in the harvest d There were barge congregations at the 'Trinity 011n •eh Harvest Heine seevioes lmee on Sunday Sept. 28th, The church was ll Pall decorated 1 the oMnsiol with all the S'al 9ltaw The Regina Watch How about that old watch 5 Is it not giving - satisflacrtiou ? have it exchanged Igoe a REGINA and you will always be s,.u'e of the right tittle. They are sold at the following pelves : 7 -jewelled 20 -vette Banner Gold-filled Ouse - $11,75 15.jewelled 20 -year Banner. Gold-filled Case - - 18.75 17••ewolied 20 yetis' Banner Gokl•fliled 0asn - - 10.75 '7 • .jewelled. Waterproof Nickel Case - - - 8.20 15 . jewelled Waterproof Nickel Case - - 10.20 17 - jewelled VV11teeproof Nickel Case - - - 18.20 !'hese Watches 111'0 all guaran- teed for tltr00 years, d.- Le BLAKE Walton Ontario ismammoimoomormiamomoma flowers, grltin and leaves, Rev, 1'1a, Hartley, Durham, a fol•tuet• Rector occupied the pulpit, preaching a fine sermon which was highly appreciat- ed. Miss Doris Scott, at the evening service gave a well rendered solo. Offeeiugs during the day were :- Auburn $08, Belgrave $102 and Blyth $108. Fordwich Rev. Ernest Jacques, of Merlin, is holidaying with relatives in this viein5ty, Dickson 8t Featherstone, stook deal- ers, of Thamesville, shipped a couple of carloads of cattle from here. H. V. Dobson returned from the West and spent a few days with his parents, Rev. A. B, and Mrs. Dobson, prior to resulting his studies in Tor. onto. The members of the junior League held a meeting at which they present- ed their retiring President, Mrs. ale - Oahe, with a cream and sugar set of Lemoge chintz. Miss Alice Schaefer read the address and the presentation was made by Miss Beulah Strome. Mrs. Wm. McLeod left Here fol Norwich, having received woad that her husband, tvho has been working there, was seriously ill with pneumon- ia. She was accompanied by Hugh Edgar, 2nd con, who returned the same night. Latest reports stated that 1411'. McLeod was somewhat Im- proved. • Atwood Sunday, Oct. 12th will be the oc- casion of the anniversary of Donegal Methodist cbnrch. Rev, C. T. Ben- nett, B. A., Harristoh, will conduct service Itt 11 a. m. and 7 p. M. Monday evening the ladies will serve a Fowl Dinnerfron 6 to 8 o'clock, after which a flue program will be render- ed. Miss Ethel Seveet, Forclwioh, and Frederick Rock, Bornholm, were 1)01ited in marriage at the Methodist Parsonage, Wednesday miming of lust week at 10.30 by Rev, He. Husser. John Miller and Miss Katie M. 0, Gloo', both of Logain, attended the happy couple. C. Severt, father of the bride- and Mrs. Kroou were also piesent. The happy couple left for Brienhoim, where they will spend their hofeymoon with the bride's sister. The Bee says 1 -For the past two weeks most of the employees of the Cement mill have been laid off work, while a number. have been grinding n the clinkers but Saturday wash P yt e closing , day for this -. year, which means that about 50 hands are off work. Difficulty in getting the clay supply, coupled with the handicap of a slack season, is said to be the cause of shutting down so early. Qoderich- bliss Hattie Belcher left for Vancou- ver, where she will visit Mende. Friday, October 10551, is Field Day of sports for Goderich Collegiate Io1- stitute in Agricultural Park. Onunty Board of Audit for county and o'itninal justice aocountslnet in the office of Crown Attorney Seager Monday. Bell Telephone Co. have finished their work of removing lines and 514188 around the Square, and the big job is Innes completed. It was certain- ly well done. Last week two renreaentatives of the Sidway Mercantile Co. were in town, arranging details for enlarging the business recently acquired of the Godeeicb Wheel rigs On, .A by-law granting a fixed assess- ment of120,000 to the Goderich Organ Company for 10 years was carried Friday by the ratepayers. The vote WAS 871 to 180. The company has scone important extensions to its tan t it 1 t 1 n on tam 111Lion P 1 The Supreme Court of 0)Lat ie was opened by Justice Lennox hi the Collet Hnit'le on Tuesday of last week, with a docket of seven cases, and in the two days, settings (oonalnding 'before noon of Wednesday) .the fol- lowing cases were disposed of :- Porterfield vs. Ilodgens, an action 1111 - dee the `Nage Earners' Act. Judg-. stent WAS reserved, NI. Gowan, 'K. 0,, and Chas. Garaoty for plff ;. 1V. Pioudfoot, K. 0., Inc deft. Baeohlee vs. B e It e1' 1 s o l a n action Cn recover a legacy of $1,000 ander the will of the late Xavier Baechler. BY cn nsent judgment was entered for plsf., for $400, with casts to both parties out of the e'Jtate, 1tp0n payment. of which mutual roleates Will be QX10111i+ ed, Oluts. G1t1'row for plff ; Fred Pardee, of Sarnia, for deft, Oliver vs, Oliver, tan notice) for Itl]rnony, was fns 0110 owing v ) d wen On illnessn f 1 1 r g lMnti her eight 1 p m, g t to alimony to 110 suspended till the trial. Dioltson & Carling for piff Gladman dC Stan. bury for deft,. 'Three ether eases Were eltheit settled ea peepone3. $100,00 IN MO \Veltvill give one hundred dollars in gold to any ulan, woman, or child that cannot be benefitted by Sageine hair tonic. We are 11)1x1)110 to have everyone try Sageine for we know it is the greatest hale tonic that has ever been 1lisouvered. Sageine will positively cure Rn itchy scalp, hi ing life into dull faded hair turd add incit- es to its length. Sageine is 11050 obtainable in 13iussels, Out. and Is sold under a guarantee to please. A large bottle of Sageine costs but 50 cents. Be slue to go to .Mules Fox's drug stol•s for other stores don't have Sageine.. The Star says :-The promptness with which the Hydro Electric Com- mission have taken up the work of' surveying y 1'g and computing the nowt of construction, estimates of traffic, etc., in connection with the proposed County of !Huron radial railway scheme is most gratifying and inspires the strongest hopes that the scheme will be found a gond financial proposition and the one thing needed to introduce 'Hydro power to every municipality in the County, Engin- eer Beck who is in charge of thio preliminary work, has a surveying patty at work, their first efforts being along the Southern part of the County, leaving here for Bayfield of Wednesday Morning. . Blood, Puro, Rich, Rod. Rosy glow in the face, sparkling eyes, vivacious spirits are all the out- come of good blond. No surer rutty exists of purifying and eni•ichh:g the blood than to use Dr, Hatnilton'sPills. By their gentleactionon the bowels, kidneys and liver they filter every impurity from the system, leaving it wholesome and able to do the work necessary for the maintenance of health. To be well, look well, and feel always At your best, use Dr. I:Iaamilton's Pills of Mandrake and Butternut, eL truly wonderful medicine for young and old. Price 250 at all dealers. HICKS :OCTOBER FORECAST A regular storm period, which, be- gan the last two clays of September, will be central on the 1st, extending to the 4th. This period will have the combined forces of Vulcan, Mercury, Earth and Jupiter bearing upon it. The new moon being at au eolipse node cm September 29th, will greatly aug- ment the tendency to earthquake and volcanic disturbances up to the 4111 to 6111 of October. Autumnal hurricanes especially in the Southern- States, would be most natural at this period, with boreal storms of great energy corning out of the Northwest to meet there. In this event there will be danger of tornadoes over the central, ,Western states, with high and dalgelaa ons gales over the lakes and along the Atlantic coasts. Rains will reach most interior sections, with probabili- ty of slept and snow along extreme Northernparte of the country: Sharp hold for the season will come with the high barometric pressure, as the storm areas move out of the way to the East- ward. Frost in many sections should. not surprise readers of these forecasts, any time from about the 2nd to the 6111, A reactionary storm period falls on the 6551, 7t11 and 8th. Falling baeome- tet' softening Southerly muds and return of general falling weather will be the natural order on and touching the 6112, 7112, and 8151, Autumnal chilly nights will come with the rising barometer from the Northwest, pro- gressively Eastward and Southward, on and about the Sth, 9th and 10th. A regular storm period extends from the 10111 to the 15151, having its centre on the 12th. The moon 1s nu the celestial equator on the 1811), in- dicating that low barometer, .cloudi- ness and autumnal thunder storms will gather and visit many localities in an Eastward sweep from the 18th to the 151.11, As these storms gradually 11)000 to the East, a high barometer will press close on 'their 'Western flanks awl cool, frosty nightsh is will 05)10100 (*000m s; parts of the country especially Northward and central11111 on and touching the 14511, 1515) and 16th. Oool and chilly weather will reach al- most or quite to the gulf at. this time. A reactionary storm period centres Ott the 1.81%, 10111 and 20tH, Sudden rising of the barometer, autumnal gales from the Northwest, and change to decidedly 0001, tviIl push the real' of these storms and spread Eastward and Southward from about the 19th bo the 2211d, A regular stolon period covers the 22nd�o the 2 ,being L h 7th .central on the 24111. Falling barometer and other growing storm condition, Will appear in WeateL'11 ports early hi this period, all of which will hove IfStelavaed, in- Creasing in strength and Magnitude, On and touching the 28111 and 27th they will teach their cuhninahrg stages in the *. ce t n rat lllisaisai } ni Val- ley Va l0 w 'al wind 1 rain, tv n and thunder At the same time snow squalls will be following frons the West and 'North with rising barometer, highgales lased Milers cooler, Cleating Weather, The 3houe will he on the equator, passing to South declination or the 26111 and to perigee on the 27th, Drop of tem - I perature, aintostt0 tlhefrostaud frees- : mg line will be prevented if at all, wily by the fact that tnoon'a conjure -tion with the Earthand Sun is just ahead of those bates, A leaotloutry stoner period .coverts. the last three clays of the month, The pew 11100n 011 the 29111 will bring the 01111111111111011 of this period on and to11chiclg that day. Stories of Pain, wind and autnrn11a1 thunder will re - suit at this time, passing to the East - , ern States and leaving high barometer mud touch colder, clearing weather be, hind thorn by the end of the month. A marked earthquake period is cen- tral on the 20111, extending from the 261'1i to November 4th. This period will bear watching. While the gen. gager outlook for October would seeps Lo be -normal, the presence of a Venus disturbance, combined with those of 1upitet•and Earth, mlrke it entirely probable that some very severe au- Lumuttt storms and generally inclem- ent heather 1110y prevail, NEWSY LETTER FROM CALIFORNIA DEAR. Mx. KExa --1 thought it might interest a tees to know what sort of weather we have. Seeing it is so mild in Winter one would think it must be like s furnace in Summer but not so. It is cooler than the Atlantic coast, warm in the middle of the day but cool m rnings and evenings. September is the warmest month and certainly it was. They have not had it so hot for 30 years. One day it was sr5 in tie shade and not below too for the first two weeks. I heard one lady say she was trying to cook an egg on the side- walk. It is much cooler again. We have had no rain for two months and it i4 a wonder •ahiugs look so green. Nothing burned up but the grass and we never see clouds of dust like at home. The second crop of vegetables are in aid t ill be ready in November. They expect rain next month when grass will get green and roses bloom. Flowers are best in Winter as there are not so many in bloom in Summer. Grapes are being picked and drying the raisin and seedless grape. A good 11150yare grafting table grapes on to the wine vines as they get zic a pound for them, while They only get $s a ton for the other at the winery. Figs are being picked and prepared for shipping, Peaches are not so juicy and nice as tee Niagara, sell for $r a bushel. The oranges are finite a size and orchards are irrigated once a month. Fruit is being picked all the year beginning with oranges in January till December the olives. Mexicans and Pips do - the most of the picking. Birds ere very hard on the fruit, The bungalow style of Houses is very convenient, no steps nor stairs, not. even a cellar. There are built-in cup- boards, sideboards, glass cabinets. etc., so that one does not require to buy much furniture. In the kitchen there ,s the cold closet with open screened top and bottom through which a current o1 air ascends from under the house to the roof and in this land of cool nights we can keep milk and butter all Summer without ice, unless it gets up to 515 when we have to call in the iceman. Nearly every one sleeps out in their porches all the y ear. They open into an inside bedroom or dressing room. The beach towns are -filled with • 'l. (. Order your �J+ all 4. + 't- + EARLY AND AVOID T THE RUSH 1 Fits Right, 4.. • Workmanship Right 4, and Prices Right t. :'f ::::L' 4.` + Good Values in Paramatta Rain Coats ' + M 'l• ty K .F- '1' Call and see thein. g + W.P.Fraser • Merchant Tailor 44+4.4.+444.4.4.4.4.4444+444.4.4.44 4. people from the cities, 800 went from here on their annual holidays, They have all sorts of amusements and all along the pier men sitting fishing, oue old lady getting more mackerel and smelts than any of them. We have had fires in the mountains and it has been very bard work getting then out in this but weather. They were afraid for Mount Low where they have the elevated railway that takes passengers up 3500 feet and for Mount Wilson where they have the Carnegie Observatory but I see bythe papers they have it tinder control. We had a call from Mrs. Walter Jackson and Mr and Mrs. Logan (Elsie Jackson). They drove out in their auto. I never saw Mrs. Jackson look- ing better. Mr. Logan is a very busy man with itis three stores to look after. We spent a day with them at their lovely bungalow in Los Angeles. People are beginning to come from the East for Winter. There is a Sanatorium opened at the foot of the :mountain which will likely be filled soon. Jim is keepiug better and has gained 26 lbs. He expects to be able for work in the Spring. Yours Truly, MRs. Geo. THOMSON. Sierra Madre, California, Sept. 27; 1913. No Liniment Can Cure It That pain between the eyes isn't neuralgia. Many think so, but it is; catarrh, plain ordinary catarrh that needs attention to right now. Your proper lead is to use lCatarrhozone." Doctors recognize it as a cure that surpasses all others. Sure, because it does reach the trouble ; safe, because no drugs to take, you breathe its' healing vapor direct to the course of the trouble, and cure is guaranteed. Two sizes, 25c and 51.00. Sold every- where. Buy this oven -tested flour Your oven will certainly pro. duce more brzad and better 'bread as a result cf cu= oven test. From cac_I shipment of wheat delivered 1'.t c-.. r.: we take a ten -pound r :,-:z-c, It is ground into' flour. ' o13 balm bread from this flour t f :1.3 bread is high in quality and large in quantity we use the shipment of wheat from � which it came. Otherwise, we sell ` it. The baking gahlity of Lou Igld under this name is there] ore aril exact certainty. Buie and ben! .P "More Bread and actter/ read" and tt Better‘PFFtry .,Too' f 527 % Apples Wanted AT THE BRUSSELS �� LS EVAPORAT00 On or after September t5tb, The highest market prices will be paid according to quality. Apples may be shaken off trees, Packers' culls, windfalls, etc,, will be taken,en, Small OPApples will be Accepted Acce to d BUHCHI[I & C000 Brussels 'PRONE 38N,