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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1914-7-2, Page 5ti i l6wil: CARDt, JNO9 SUTHERLAND 14 SONS LIMITED 1GYaMl7eYd,eyC r7 e Cs iltiiplf E' ovraiNt o LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. ]pet011DFO0T, HAYS & HILLORAN B ARBiW'LERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES PUBLIC, ETC, W. rnoonrooT, E, O, R 0, BAYS J. L, EILLona0 Olaoea—Those formerly ocoapled by Messrs Cameron & Holt,. O onanlon, ONTARIO. VYU. SIN OLAIB— • Barrister, Solicitor, Conyeyanoer, Notary Public, &o. Office—Stewart's Blook t door Nor tb of neutral Hotel. Solicitor ler rho Metropolitan Bank. AUCTIONEERS. FB. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION. • man, will sell for bettor prices, to better men, in lees time and less charges than any ether Auctioneer in East Baron or be won't (Margo anything. Dates and orders COM always be arranged at this oaloe or by . ru ,nal application, ALLAN LINE LIVERPOOL GLASGOW LONDON:=HAVRE Fine, modern steam. era — equipped with every comfort and luxury. For infor- mation apply agents, or 14 the Allan Line, Toroni9 W. H. KERR, Agent Allan Line, Brussels. �rty.0.yay'45-.4j640105.45-2.507X-9...4W4.....%5 r IY you expect High Grade Employ- (, mont yon must make High Grade Preparation. - One Sohool that is welkltnown throughout Canada for Istrictly superior, training is the TORONTO, ONT. 7th Graduates of this School readily ob- tain employment because there are thousands of openings in this city every year and we. aro .called upon to V yr p 1111 more than we can t r Enter any tonr 'Open all year. J Catalogue sent on request. Q Cor. Yotutg mid 1 W. J. ELLIOTT, Alexander Sta. Principal. .. /al ,o2g0:0 Y 'rgit50 �rsAsaavfia4,c'a'4dgY a rcaV 19 tach ia'ieaa'4emaYso gtra. `r . CENTRAL / S,TRATFAR ONT. Become a epooiorb t on. a than IQ otters more op:oreap tea than any. other calling. 7:o reap t1ie full meas. ' ure of success you must have the beet o' possible training. This is Ontario's �4 Brat Beninese School. We give ht- [rd9 dividual attention.. You may enter our olasees at any time. Three Depart - manta, Commercial, Shorthand and Telegraphy. Write at once for our free ontalogue. D. A. McLACHLAN, Principal. .8 tip G✓b�vo r0 w v� r;r4r5yAr Ove � 4v37 bo?v.A ,A iS i.Xiidv u tro.m Enter Bu ins r Listowel ColIego p. Any time AND Qrow with us. 1t�Mt For particulars address,— aI G. MATTH WB Prin. EDWIN G E , Y . vb4ai yiac^afAA�Ai — THE Best Brains itt Canada hnvo participated in the pre- paration of our splendid Hoene Study Oourues in Banking, Ennnonlos, Nigher A000uttin0 Commeroiol A rt, Slow Clara Writing. Photogvaphy, journal. ism,Short Story wricinc, horthnnd and Bookkeeping, Selet the work which minterestso t, n WPI60 s v t ogleAddr t and lou Por nt•tiou xre. A dress r 1 a THE SHAW CHRREHPONgENCE SCHOOL 111.7 Vonge at., Toronto Rillinilliellimassimrsamosem COLLEGE r►'°• 1 c :aei Thousands of ambitions young eo• p mommisr • ple are fest preparing in their own homes to mousy lucrative positions as stenographers, bookkeepers, telegra• pliers, civil servants' ht fact every sphere of actl ltl p v ea, . P may Isiah at Delle a if oguar. v urowleg. .Pogitdoaa g indeed. t t r Ill t e polio .eat day.Indo• viflual ivatructlon. g Export nohei�s. Thirty years'experience. Largest trainers lit Canada. Seven colleges, Special enn•eo for teachers. Affiliated with Commercial llama. tees Assoointten of Canada. Bummer Sohool at intron potton Boshtesa Col- lege. logo, Lbndon. Vi, n9ham Business College e Gae,BrerroN, T. MORSE. Protitlenb, • Prlimlpnh 0000 0 I$usif$I$I Carda. JAS ANDERSON. VETERINARV. SURGEON, St000seor to M. H, Moore. pliloo at Ander• ecu Bros, l,iyory stable, Brussels. Telephone No, 29. OR. T. T. M'RAE daeheior Of Medicine, University of Toronto ; Lioentti ne and Graduate o the College f Ph t h a-- o t diooana andu I S rgeoos, Ont. • Throat Chicago Bye, Ex, Nose pad Throne 81. Mich - eel's Ill, Ex -Rotor Surgeon to St. Miaji• uei'a Hospitlai, Toronto. .Office over F. R. Smith's Drug Store, Tele• Plume conneotion with Oranbrook at all hours. DR. F T. BRYANS Bachelor of uledioine, Universityy of Toronto ; Licentiate of College of Physicians and Sur- pgeons, Ontario ; ex•Sonlor House Surgeon of Western Hospital, Toronto, Lok, of tato Dr. A. McKevey, Snlith Bloch, Brussels. Rural phone 95, ALEX. D. M'KEL.VEY M.B.. M.G.P.&S. O. 108 Blom street East, Toronto Diseases Ear, Nose and Throat Clhnoal assistant in Ear • Nose and Throat de. pertinent New General Hospital, Toronto ; Post G'radueto Harvard Medical School, Bow toh ; late Senior Resident Surgeon Mess. Eye & 19ai. Infirmary • late Clinical assistant in Nose and Throat department Maes. Gan. Hos- pital; late House Surgeon Toronto General Hospital. tIn Brussels by appointment. DR. M. FERGUSON ETHEL., ONT. Physician and Surgeon ; Post Graduate coursee London (Eng.), New York and Chicago Hos- pitals. Special attention todisense of eye, ear, nose and throat, Eyes tested for glasses. G. H. ROSS, D.D.S., L.D.S. Graduate of Royal College of Dental Sur- geotsof Ontario and Graduate University of Toronto Faculty of Dentistry. Office In Isard Block, Wingham Phone 249, Post Office box 278 Painless Extraction, Plato work and Bridge Work a Specialty DR. WARDLAW Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College. Day and night calla. Office opposite Flour Mill, Ethel. MAUDE O. BRYANS OPHTHALMOLOGIST Personalgraduate Department of Ooltthal- mology, MoCormiok Medical College, Ohloago, Ill., is prepared to test eyes and lib glasses at her office over Grewar's Restaurant, Brussels, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday ofeveryweek. Offioe hours 1 to 8 p. m. Forenoons by appointment, Phone 1219. T. R. BENNETT Will give better satisfaction to both buyer and seller than any othor Auctioneer and only charge whatris reasonable. Sales conducted anywhere in Ontario. Pure bred stock sales a specialty. Write or 'phone 2B Wroxeter. Q1 xD Tarawa' Raiz Hear BRUSSELS Going SOUTH Going NORTH Mail 7:07 a 20 Express ......,..10:50. n Ila Express 11:25 a to Mail 1:59 p m Express 2:55 p to Express 8:02 p m Cox:i ma zm P.CIFIc WALTON To Toronto To Goderlch Express 7:52 a m I Express 11:10 a m Express 1:22 p m Express 8:45 p m WROXETER Bast n GoingEt At - 7:95 ft. ]ll. and 8 56 p. nt. Going West - 12:90 and 9t47 p, m. All trains going Haat connect with C. P. R. et Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T G. 8. stations. GEO. ALLAN, Local Agent, TA'.Ca1its gtems A C. 0. F. Organizer was canvassing this territory during the past few weeks. VEGETATION has taken on great growth thanks to the refreshing showers and plenty of sunshine. AN entertainment will be given by Mrs. M ire' eGtt s SundaySchool cies in aid of the Building Fud in the Public Library, MondayJuly 6th, at 11 oo p. m. An illustrated Lecture with overo r views of Ben Hur, will be given, also suitablemusic,d i ' A m scion, Adults Igc, children 10 cents. A LET'l'EIt from Chas. S. Millar, form- erly of Brussels, who is now at Rhein, Sask„ written on June 16th says :—It is very warm here jest now. w. Crops are looking fairly good but are nee,ling rain badly, I sometimes see some of the people from Brussels whom I am pleased to meet any time. I like the Western country fairly well. Enclosed find subscription for THE POST. FARMERS' BANK.—Determined to leave no stone unturned in their efforts to have the Farmers' Bank Bill again passed by the house of Commons, more than a hundred depositors of the defunct bank met in Toronto and made plans to coutieue their light. Speeches were made by many of those present dealing with the work done to date and cop- demning the Senate for throwing out the bill after It had been passed by the House of Commons. Representatives were present from each of the places Where the Farmers' Bank had b •anche and it was felt by till present that strong and complete organization . of the de. positorsahonld ba esea to, the Stalest in pressing their olefins before the Govern - meat, Grey y —, Pollan in is the BonbonR'r0 T. W School report for S. S. No. 8, Grey, for term ending June 281,h. Names arranged in order of lner'it 1—Jr. IV. —Flora MoLeaty Mabel Carmichael. Sr. 1IL--John1cTa art. Jr. Alex. McNabb, y Adrian McTaggart, James Carmichael, Sedie McNair, Jr II.—Mer'or. James McTaggart. J Y' Fulton, John McNaught. Sr. .I.— Muriel McNair, George McNair, Vera McNaught. J r. T.—Margaret McNair, Arnold McNair, Foglia McTaggart, Annie McTaggart, Charlie McNaught. Primary.—VioletHeath, Lawrence MeNittight. W. TURNBULIt, Teacher. HONORED.— We arepleased to notice that the Icing in conferring birthday honors chose togive W . K. Me aught 1 for Noah N g ate M. P. P. N lot'otrtin the di nit t ahiorr of a Oa n i g P of St, Michaeland yt. George and he ar ;9 G g will now have the tight to the affix 0. M. G. He lean old Grey totvttship boy and a relative to the MaNa}ight frat»rlies el chi% locality, let the Iva duatrtal S11ti$v of e!'bfonto. had been a director and fro is also a member of the Ontario- Hydro -Electric Com- mission, We extend congratulations' and hope he may be spared many years to worthily Weal' 111s well deserved honors, Sollooi. RtIPORT.-Following is the Sehool report of d, S. No, 3, for mouths a i P Mayan Ju d no, ' q0.% Pass, 75% honors. Jr, IV,—Examined in Arith„ Comp„ Spell., Giam„ Read, Writing, Charlie Smith 87} Jae. McFarlane 07, A. Cardiff 00, Jr. III. j — Examined in Spell., Comp., AI'ltIt,, Read., Metrr,, Writing. Willie Mc- Donald 92, 1Vtilie Smith 88, Mary Young 78, Amite Danner 07, Sr. II. —Examined in same subjects as Jr. ILI. Elsie Smith 76, Roy McFarlane 02, Chas. Dietner 01. Jr. II,—Examined in Spell„ Geo„ Arith„ Writing., Mem. Cameron Strachan 89, Elizabeth' Smith 86, Willie Bishop 82, Clifford Card ttf77, Richard Jacklln—, Primary.—good, Melville Lamont, Pearl Jatcltiln, Laura Turnbull. Fair.—Katie lacklin, Mary Blether. T. ARMSTRONG, Teacher. Morris SCHOOL REPORT.—Following is the report of S. S. No. 10 Examined in Arith., Grain., Geog„ Spell., Writ., arid Art, Jr. IV.—Addison Fraser 79, Harvey Robertson 78, Hazel Robb 70. Sr. III --•Christie Forrest 81, Rettig Turvey 80, Elva Ramsay 80. Jr. III.—Veteia Johnston 59. Sr, III. —Sperling Johnston 02, Margaret Miller 57. Jr, IL—Get'tie Robertson 82, *Janet Miller 70. *Gordon Moffatt 08. Pt. II. Excellent.— Margaret 2lcDougal1, Harry Robb, Louise Feuer. Pair.—Duncan McDougall. Pt. I Sr. Excellent.—Mabel Johns- ton. Fair.—George Carter. Pt. I Jr. —Cameron Vlilier, Campbell Robert - 8011, Clarence Johnston, *Stanley lioffat. * missed. B, Mosse, Teacher. A Suggestion of Rare Value A diseased condition of the surfaces of the air passages pauses bad breath, but more commonly emanates from indigestion or impure condition of the blood. Thousande of cases prove that Dr. Hamilton's Pills through their specific action on the secretory and eliminative organs, not only cure bad breath, but so thoroughly purify the steal that s anything s P Y Y y g suggestive of blood or digestive troubles at impos- sible. Through Dr. Hamilton's Pills the mind increases and bounding stealth is established, sold everywhete in 25c boxes. Gorrie G. W. Walker and Rich. Carson have each purchased Ford autos. Ales. James Hestia left for the West cohere ehe will spend a few weeks visiting friends. Gorrie defeated Delmore in a game of Base -ball in Victoria. Park by a score of 13 to 2. Miss Gladys Hastie, who is attend- ing High School at Chatsworth, is home for the vacation. The ladies of the Gorrie Methodist church will hold their anniversary on Sunday and Monday, July 6th and 6111. Fordwich A new flag pole has been erected at the Orange Hall. Jos. Mahood has been ill from a severe attack of pneumonia. 23 candidates wrote on the Entrance Examinations here with Mies Dell, of Wroxeter, presiding. Little John Steuenoll caught a sucker in the flume there that measur- ed 14A inches in length, and weighed one pound. D. R. Bradley, well-known and popular station agent, is leaving here fol Oobourg whet he has been ap- pointed agent of a new station which is opening there, Geo. and Mrs. Morton, who have been on an extended wedding trip through California and the Southern State e States since last October, are gsP cid- t to a short time a t the home of the latter's sister, Mrs. L. V. knight be- fore returning to their future home in Vancouver, B. 0. Danger in Corn Salvos - They usually contain acids and burn the flesh. The one sure cure in liquid forth is Pntnam's Painless Corn Ex- tractor, which is purely vegetable, causes no pain and cures in one day. Don't forget the name "Putnam's," • Atwood Miss Annie Switzer has returned home from Virginia.. Mrs. F. Switzer and daughter, An- nie left for Los Angeles, Cal,, where they will spend the Summer. L. Clemons, of the 0. A. 0. Guelph, has been working on the farm of W. G. Inglis surveying his 200 acres out for drainage purposes. A rink of bowler's from town cam- pascal of b lesses. Roger, Swing, in g, porter r and Ln ead eee 'r Reruns Mon, day and Tgesday of lest weekattend attend- ing the bowling tomuament. A very unfortunate and serious ac, eident occurred at the home of Geo, Grubber; 0th 'eon., Elmo,. While Mr. Grubber was in the field slaking a fence, his little 5 year old son was playing about, and as the father was in the act of drivinga fence stake with 0 v lien axe the lad ran u behind. him unnoticed just' as 'Mr. Grubber' was about to drive ve the atahe. In swinging the axe behind him he Arnett the child on the temple, in- flicting a terrible gash with the sharp blade. Mr. Grubber quickly carried the ,lad to the hoose and a doctor was Mistily telephoned for. In the mean- time bits, Grubber did what elle could to stop the flow of blood. MATRIMONIAL—A happy event oc- curred at the Methodist Parsonage, Wedneeday morning, June 24th, at then o'clock is 7 V Miss Pe t•1 n Hueser A. A, 0. M. eldest daughter of Rev. Dr. acid Mts. Hostel, was united in mar- riage to E. G. Cog'hlin, druggist of this place. The bride looked charm- ingly harm- i1Y beautiful in her ivory sat in bei - de.] robes trimmed With shadow lace mid peat Is, and bridal veil. The hit atpis - y couple were 1nattetided , Marion Ooglilin, still tthe geoora was limey g,d and carried its a lovely basket of imees and ferns the mystic t'itag Willett Wee 60 etioltele and finite DOCTORS DID I D maxei�alter ; three broad juulps,o T. uu R. Beneett and A. , 117e01ennan ; Obteanie race, Stanley McKee and NOT 1 Geo. Hislop • boot and oboe race, ESP HER Rohl. baelllnoal and Geo, op ail; foul• leggged raae, Geo Hislop and Gordon McDonald ; biscuit race, Geo. Hislop and Robt, Ballingal ; race for . under 10, Bulla Patrick aad G. boys d But Lydia E. Pinkhallnl's Vag- McDonald.; race for girls under 10, Evey Melee walking race for boys, etable Compound Restored Verne McIionald and Geo. Hielop i r tote race girls, Stella Bennett • tots Mrs. Bradley sHealth- race boys, Clifford McAllister and Her Own Statement. Melvin Jacklln ; tug of war, Howlettvs. Grey, Howlett winning. Winnipeg, Canada. — "Eleven years ago I went to the Victoria Hospital, Montreal, suffering with a growth. The doctors said it was a tumor and could not be removed as itwould cause instant death. They found that my organs were affected, and said I could not live more than six months in the condition I was in. 'After I came home I saw your adver- tisement in the paper, and commenced taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. I took it constantly for two years, and still take it at times, and both my husband and myseltf claim that It was the means of saving my life. I' highly recommend it to suffering Women."—Mrs. ORILLA BRADLEY, 284 JohnsonAve., Winnipeg, Manitoba, Can. Why will women take chances or drag out a sickly,half-hearted existence, miss- ing three-fourths of the joy of living, when they can find health in Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta- ble Compound 2 For thirty years it has been the stan- dard remedy for fe- male ills, and has re- stored the health of thousands of women who have been trou- bled with such ail- ments as displacements, inflammation, ulceration, tumors, irregularities, etc, If you want s pe o i al advice write to Lydia E. Ptnkham Med- idine Co. (confidential) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a woman, and held in strict confidence. two lives into one. The bride entered the parlor to the lovely strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march played by her sister, Mise Verna Reeser, on the arm of J. 0. Hussey her bro- ther and carried a boquet of white roses and lily -of -the -valley. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. Dr. Musser, father of the bride. After a sumptuous wedding breakfast the happy couple motored to Newton P where theytook the train n for Lon- don, Duton, Windsor, Detroit and Leamington. The bride's going away suit was French blue crepe with silk blouse and hat to match. The groom's gift to the beide was a necklace of pearls and amethysts, and to the pianist and flower girl, gold brace- lets. Only the immediate relatives were present, Geo. and Mrs. Ooghlin, of Millbank,g , pp1711a atents of the groom, , and dau titer Mrs. J. Barter, of London n ' London 7.`o tv slap, a sister of Dr. Hussey. The young couple received some beautiful and costly presents. After their honeymoon they will re- turn to Atwood where they will make their future home. Jamestown Miss Mary Agar, of M 1. Forest, is visiting her cousin, Miss Mary Wal- lace. Quite a number from this locality went to Wingham .Wednesday even- ing of last week to hear N. W. Rowell speak and were well- pleased with his address. We are sorry to report that Thos. Smith er.. let line, Morris,had the misfortune to inflict a nasty cut with an axe on his right foot. Many g friends hopewill he soon be able to be about. George Johnston, who has been teaching at Pelee Island, the garden of Canada, is home for the vacation. We would like to have him address a public meeting on the wonders of Pelee. He could do it well. WINNERS AT THE PIE-N10.—Follow- ing were the winners at the Union pie-nic in the Bennett grove :—Egg race, P. R. Ashton and 111. Johnston ; three legged race, W. McLennan, P. Patrick, A. McLellan and T. Sander - eon ; thread and needle race, M. Maguire and M. M. Johnston ; walk- ing race, P. R. Ashton and 21. John- ston ; nail driving contest, Mary Johnston and H. Ashton ; hop, step and jump, A. McClennan and A. • a •• • • • C. Pope &•• • • • Machine Shop • • Brussels • • • Desire to thank the pe'iple of • • Brusselsand district for h a Z o the Y • they have encouraged them by • • sending in their' work. We hope • 2 they will continue the same. • • All kinds of repairs will be • • prompt•ly •attended to on farm • • implements, threshing outfits, • • tubing, patching and all kinds i •of boiler repairs. Years of ex- •. • patience on this class of work • enable them to give best of sat • • isfaction, s • s Cset.groulutivatornd,. P • and plowshares e :. Lawn mP • I owers sharpened ened and •: • • 2 Automobile repairs. I Fab' RrIHH guaPagtnpd1 qO..n the afraid —Send 11 peter eaie alofg e 0, POPE N i • i•♦••••••••s+e•••••••••••• Blyth A Patriotic service was held in Sb. Andrews church last Sunday morning in connection with the Sunday School, The third and last car of rollers was shipped from the sawmill for Liverpool via Montle/0 and were pronounced by the purchaser ae the beet sample of any shipped in recent years by his firm. In conversation with J. B. Tiernay, he expressed the opinion that the apple crop this year would not turn out as abundant as was at first ex- peeted from the immense show of bloom. The fruit is being damaged to a considerable extent by insect sting. The crop on the whole will be an average one. Councillor Joseph Oarter received word of the death of his brother, 3. 0. Garter, at Oakland, California. The late Mr. Carter was born in Tuckersmith Township and many years ago was a resident of Blyth for a short time, leaving here for the States, Be travelled much having spent some time in the Yukon, but for the past number of years resided in California. He was in the 8211d year of his age at the time of his demise. He leaves a wife and family of three to mourn his lose. Almost Dead of Bronchitis Few people have suffered more than John P. Taylor, Dyanent P. 0., Ont. To -day he 'Is well aril writes, —"I must tell you how much Catarrh - ozone has been In nae. I was so bad with bronchitis sometimes I thought it would soon be over with one. A spell of choking would come on that left me prostrated and weak. Since using Oatarrhozone I have had no all. tble at a 1. It strengthened my throat, stopped the cough, gave me free breathing and entirely cured." Just the usual experience. Catarrh - ozone invariably cures wbether Bronchitis, Asthma or Catarrh. Two sizes, 25o and $1.00 at all dealers. Listowel John Peffer attended the Dominion Miller's Convention held iu London. Commencing Wednesday of this week the Listowel storeswills t lice Wednesday afternoon during July and August, Mrs, ON.) Bruce, of Toronto, a for- mer we'll known resident of Listowel, has been visiting with friends in town for the past week. The resignation of Rev.V'. Os g borne has been handed in. Mr. Osborne has been minister for the Atwood and Listowel Baptist churches. Mies Agnes B. Kirland and Flossie Seigner,of Newton, who recently graduaed from the stenography de- partment of the Listowel Business College left for Toronto to accept posi- tions in that city. A number of store keepers on Main street are complaining of the odor coming from the river. One merchant interviewed stated that there was a bar of gravel on the North aide of the bridge that prevented a flow of water. Following a long spell of dry weath- er, copious showers of rain which will be of immense benefit to the growing crops have fallen. The Spring crops are looking well but it is said that hay and clover will be lightand Fall wheat short in straw. There was a heavy in frostthis locality and considerable damage has Y g been done to the tomato corn and potato cropsand all tender vinesand vegetables on low ground. It is questionable whether they will re- cover from the effects or not. Win harp Joe Stalker,former Principal of Wingham Pubic School has received an offer of $1,400 to take the Principal- ship of a school in Ottawa. This week our merehants closed their stores on Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock and continue so during the mouths of July and August. Rev. E. G. Dymond will be induct- ed to the Rectorship of the church of St. Paul the Apostle, by Venerable Arondeaoon Richardson, on Weduee- day, evening, July 8th. Fred. Homuth came home from Elora suffering from appendicitis and was taken to the hospital where he underwent an operation. We are Pleased to report he is now improving g very favorably. 4. pleasing eent took place at the Methodist parsonage on Saturday,da Y, June 201,11, when Janice Forest Wilson of'Tor'tiberry, was united in marriage to Miss Brittaua Linde Posliff, of Wiugham. The ceremony was per- formed by Rev. J. W. Hibbert. The young couple spent their honeymoon at Owenu ando Sot rd will be at home to their many friends after Jul 1st. The Young Men's Bible. Glass of the Methodist church gave a etr'awberry social Thursday evening on T. Kew's „lawn, in honor of their teacher, G. R. Smith, who was about to go for his Summer vacation and the Sunday School Superintendent, re. Buchanan. Strawberriee and oream'and ice cream and 'cake were served by the social committee. A program tvas given consisting of addresses by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Hibbet't, the President of the class, W. Gurney and Messrs. Stnith} n n and Cavan. oeat BreInn V 1 and instrumental solos and drtets were elan y'ondered. DEATH OF ADAM REID,— There passed away iu Lotver Winghatn on Wednesday, Jane 17th, Adam Reid, in his'i year.The deceased as 88trw born hi Sligo, Ireland, in 1827, and cane to blast Wiawauosh early in the lietva9 twice lY alliCC] his firet, sq s, afl st wife beitlg N liza Agnow who diets lel Feb�uary, 1877. In 1880 lie niai'i'ied Mary Anil Aortic', wito with 4 sone and Farmers Attention saciamaiasseassissimIlisimi I have full lines of the various Ag- ricultural Implements in stock and am able to supply the needs of all on short notice, Steel Hay Loaders the best and only steel one on the market. Have wooden ones if pre- ferred, Steel U'otivery Rakes Hay Cars, Slings, &c• These machines are a necessity in caring for the fine hay crop 10 pros- pect. See them, — High Grade Pianos Phonographs Sewing Machines Stock of first-class Buggies If you require anything in my line ring phone 82 or call at my wareroom. You are always welcome. S. Carter, Brussels 4 daughters survive. The children are T. A. Reid, Owen Sound ; G. A. Reid, Toronto; John Reid, East Wawanosh ; Adan Reid, of Water•- ous, Sask. ;Mrs. J. Shiell, of Pretty Valley ; Mrs. Geo. Robinson, East Wawanosh ; Mra. John Halpenny, Sask. ; Mts. (Rev.) Finlay, Browns- ville, ' Ont., and Maggie, deceased. The funeral took place on Friday to Deacon cemetery. Overtaken with Nausea You don't known whether its going to stay down or come up. You feel like thirty cents and look even worse. If one thing is quicker than another its Nerviline. Ten drops in sweetened w d water gives instant relief. Almost like magic is the change you experi- ence. The cause of the nausea ie re. moved every symptom of vomiting and indigestion is mated within ten minutes. When Nerviline is so trus- ty and economical, a bottle at home would not be amiss. Large ones for quarter at all dealers. Seaforth Miss Mildred Johnston has beeu confined to bed with a slight attack of appendicitis. John Govenlock, of McKillop, is very ill at the home of his son, Will. Govenlock, Egmondville. Dr. R. R. Ross, who has been very ill, has recovered and is able to be at his place of business again. Mrs. J. E. Lennon and little son, of Calgary, are visitors at the home of J. and Mrs. Devereaux, Huron road East. Palmer Whiteley has bought out 21r. McKa 's share iu the Walker and McKay furniture store and entered upon his new duties on Monday of last week. Mies Bottoms, of the ,commercial department of the Collegiate Institute has sent in her resignation, having accepted a similar position at North Bay at a higher salary. Miss Norma Dickson and Mies Ver- de Best left for the West on . Satur- day, the former to visit friends in Fort Saskatchewan and the latter in Moose Jaw and Calgary. The concert held in the Egmondville Presbyterian church, under the aus- pices of the choir, was well attended. An excellent program, consisting of solos by Mrs. Taylor, of Ridgetown ; choruses by the Sen f otth double Id readings byMiss Stew- art, arrt, of Clinton, was carrieout. Rev. Ms. Argo pastor of the church, acted as chairman. W.H.LOVE Funeral Director and Embalmer Orders promptly and care- fully attended to night or day.Phone 228. ETHEL, ONT. dew People 11111111111111111111111111111111 Outside of those who have made a study of it, are able to design or choose the right memorial for a particular purpose. My bueineee,is that of helping my patrons to select a monument, a headstone or other marker for a grave or a plot that will please people by its harmony with its surroundings and by its expressive appeal to memory. My success In choosing aright is more to me than dollars and cents. With me monumental work ie a profession, a life work. I feel the same pride in a beautiful design that an artist in water Dolor feels in an artistic landscape. If you will come to me and talk about what you would like to get I will make your wishes my own and they shall be carried out in the way that will 'secure right re- sults. Brussels Granite & Marble Works LUN E, HERSEY, Proprietor At the Epworth League meeting in the Methodist church John Button was appointed delegate to attend the Epworth League Convention to be held in Buffalo in July. Mrs, Shoener and little son, of Hamilton, are at the home ofher fath- er, John Beattie. They Dame up to see her sister, Mise Helen Beattie, who is seriouly ill at present. Rev. T. Brown and F. G. Neelin were in London attending the Synod. The Bishop appointed Mr. Neelin one of the scrutineers, add also a Lay Representative of the Diocesan Sun- day School Commission. Mrs. Catharine Tancoek, of Sarnia, was awarded $302 against the estate of her former employer, the late Jas. Irvin Carter, formerly of Seaforth, salt manufacturer of Sarnia, by Chief Justice Falconbridge, at Osgoode Hall. Mrs. Tancoek put in a big claim for nursing the deceased in his last illness and for 1 sP ecial services rendered him. Shea i w e f nheem to for more than eight years and appar- ently ppae ently expected he would have be- queathed her something in his will but she was not mentioned in any way. The late Mr. Carter was a wealthy man with somewhat peculiar ideas. Under hie will all his relatives were barred from participating in his estate. He left some property to one of his employees and to a personal friend,but the bulk was w bequeathed b u ached q in trust to the Provincial Treasurer to be invested to provide county scholar ehps for the Public schools through- out Ontario. $100,000 was to be set aside for this purpose and anything in excess was to be invested in provincial stock and the interest thereon to be paid to the Sick Children's Hospital in Toron- to in perpetuity. Magistrate Roger McGill, of Flesher - ton, while trying a liquor case With Magistrate McMullen, was seized with heart failure and died in a few minutes. Tile Delivery Those who wish to pur- chase Tile around Brus- sels are requested to send order to Henfryn P.O. or Phone 355. Upon receipt of enough orders we will send a car load to Brus- sels station. Cole & Dougherty ase•asseseeeee••••••••ee••••i••••••••••••••••MN•••• I • • • s • • • Buggies ie5 e • • • • Buggies •e • • • s Buggies • • tl Hnow E SEASON is at Baud for the sale of T t Buggies and all intend- ing purchasers will do well and save money by calling at D. SWAN'S UP-TO-DATE CARRIAGBI FACTORY. We take no back Beat and are alwaye on the lead for an up-to-date Buggy. Our Bug- glee have stood'the.test of all competitors for close to 80 years, which ehould be a guarantee in itself. Our Styles and Material this year. are more up-to-date'than all previous years. Everybody is made • welcome to examine our Show Rooms and purchase a Ewan Buggy. e You will get first-class satisfaction ae well as encouraging home trade. • • • Wood Work done in all ilia branches. • a • • Buggies re -painted and Buggy Tops relined and Covered io look as good as new at reasonable prides. • • ^�'-..®sem' • • • D Ewan's 'Factory • •i••i•sses see iii>kiwi•M6.011. b••i4INli4.i•i11ii1.4.00•40, /Ell • i • • • •