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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1914-10-15, Page 4be ixrt13fiCZo pot RSDAY, OCTOBER. r§, tete T RDDON TEACHERS' CONVENTION '1'be4let annual Convention of the Teache'e irk haat Burma met In the TownHall,Brussels, Thursday, U etV• her $th at 19.34 a, m., the Preeident, T. G. flipillinglaw, in the obafr. The National Anthem wee sang end dexo- tlonel exeroisas were conducted by Rev, D, Wren, of Brussels. Minute of last meeting were read and on motion of Mr. Poslilf, seconded by Mr, iiteveneon, were adu ted, Following, Iteeolutiorr Committee was appolnttd :-.Meters. Poallif and Holland and Misses Bainbridge, Rey- naldo.and Rands. The program of the meeting was tiuln proceeded with and A. L, Poelilf, of Wiz/gluon, delivered an able ad. dree on "Military Training in Public Sehoole." It would be a great step In and patriotism, obedience order. Moat of the exercises can be taken up without inconvenience. A great thing in building up eltiacnehip, Inculcating a reaped, for discipline, The learning by the pupil of the milf- tarj> training exercises ie a great bene- fit to building up healthy manhood, elosely connected with this ha physical exercise and with the book provided every teacher can take the work suc- cessfully. Garnet taught under physical exercises gives freedom and deeielon of movement, the two, physical training and military train- ing, were inseparable in building up good healthy, patriotic citizens. The subject was further discussed by Masers. B. S. Scott, Hoggarth, Hcl- mau, the Preeident, Dr. Field and othere. Opinion as to mill tar'y train- ing in schools was diversified but alt .agreed that physical training was very beneficial, Mr. Wallace who should have been on the program with Mr. Poellif, dwelt more particul- arly on a benefits of h steal train - Mg h y tP yy teaching of he going Into the 4e q G work very minutely, with reference to health, the proper position In echool and the development of the body. It was then moved by G. W. Hol- man, seconded by J. H. Thompson, that this Association make a contri- bution to the Patriotic Fund, the amount and manner of the conLribu- Mon to be settled later. Motion was adopted. The matter of the Patriotic Fund contribution was taken up and it was moved by B. S. Scott, seconded tpy 0, Ii. Holland, that a commit- tees of two ladies and two gentlemen be appointed to receive voluntary 'u was o c utio s. The motion C nL11U t! adopted. Association then adjourned for noon. AIMTICIWOON 8ERJION On re•aesembling at 1.46, Miss Jennie G rant Clinton,was called on and gave a very iutmeeting and in- structive address on "The Teachers' Agricultural Conference at Guelph," In August hurt, The great problem as to what to teach to stop the great townward migration of pupils was the great problem requiring solution. One of these was the proper teaching of Agriculture in the ochools. Den- mark and Holland were cited as the best examples of the work done in this direction. There folk and High Scheele do this work In every school dietrtet. Great efforts are made there to teach patriotism as well. This is an age ofrogress and there must be greater effort, to train along praetiaal lines, to teach breadth of thought and high ideals. Practical farming can not be taught but the pupil can be trained to experiment in such as Schon] gardening, home gardening, or clubs. Begin with home gardening by preparing in the Fall, read agricul- tural books, make school room at. tractive and also the school promisee. Children should be taught to play games that develop the qualitlee of square dealing in the playground. The subject was further enlarged upon by Mies Ida Frain, who spoke. More particularly of her own expert. enue'In school garden work and out- lined the work done in that line. Mies twain exhibited very interesting dt'avenge and compositions on the work, Home gardening work of the season was brought to a conclusion by art exhibition in the schools, with shorb accounts by the pupils of the season"e work. By getting pupils to draw the vegetables, are., grown, added much to the interest in the work. The wont in general helped to develop a better feeling between the teacher and parents. Subject; was further clteeussed by Messrs, Thompson, Holland, Shilling - taw and Fowler. The general opinion prevailing was that settee' gardens would increase the interest of the pupils and also ineteuse the interest of the ratepayers. Dr, Field em- Outsized the importance of paying more attention to keeping the 5011001 grounds free of wood and in other ways making the school preniieee more atttaetive, J, M. MoCut:cheon B. A., of Strat- feed Normal Salmi, was of and dlscuseed "ReadingiP l n lblio Schools." The child must, be able to appropriate to himself the thought of the author, Thought expression le the halo thing to be attained. When the thinking is clear and logical the expression will be clear and logical. Bright material is uocessar to telligent reading. 'Vile child should see In thought all he undertakes to convey in audible reading, The child ohonld feel as well as sec the thought, Meet iailnre In reacting is owing to a failure In tile, ' 'Ireaehere Should try to Implant the doelte to read. The mostdtfllcult part of the tetiober is to adopt 1)s good plan of correction and oritioism, mocluanioal,taaching of in- ilootion Will bring failure, got the utotivo or meaning and inflection will take nate of itself, awaken the itnagI1ittation and the emotional quality Will be the rettult. The dlflionities In the way of the pupil need careful at- tention, Too Inuch attention le de- voted 'to words, riot enough to the thought. `Reading is a thlnktug pros Mato. It 10 Often begun tea 0000 80 To'tvoril forts IS too soon Updated to DON'T GROW BALD Vise Parisian Dago If your hair is getting thin, losing Its natural color or lute that matted, lifeless and scraggy appearance, the rewenu la evident--•daudruff and fail- ure to keep the hair roots properly 4I ed. o tl eah larialw Sege applied daily foe a week and then oecaeionally Is alt that le needed. It removes dandruff With oueapp liLa ' n • airrust immediately (stripe falling bar and itching head; invigorates the scalp and makes dull, ateiugy loth' soft, abundant xnd rad!. ant with life, Equally good for mea, wumeu and chlldreu—everyone needs 't A. large bottle of this delightful hair tonle earl be had from Jae. Fox or any drug cuuttLer for 50 cents. You will surely like Parisian Sage. There is nu other "Just as good" --Try it uuw, take tine place of thought getting. Thought, consciouanees is the noon thought to be attained and 001 the formal wool, following too closely the latter method injuries the former. Words are mere iust•uments of thought and should never be allowed to interfere with thoughts grasp development. Use the word method for 6 or 10 methods before introducing the phonic. stead to the pupils to develop thought. Thought conscious- neea should be the object of teaching reading was the meeeagc Mr. Me- Outcheart very strongly impressed in hie able address. The subject was further discussed by several of she teachers, M tee Messer, of filuevale, gave an excellent paper an the important subject, "The Rural Problem," Rural School edu- cation lacked being helpful in maki ng rural life attractive. A. knowledge of Agt'Icultul'e Would help to form a co. partnership between the school and the farm. Teach children to love and appreciate the rural beauty about them it will bring fathers and =there back to the school again in their home interest for the chtldr'en's work. and grounds re not in School housesp a g Ig keep o with their needs Barrer less e of social lits i5 the caauao 1,k leas of rural population. 0o -operation of the people In social clubs are of great benefit Front poultry clubs, pro- grees clubs, library clubs all have their, beneficial results, Maks social centres of the school houses. Get the people together' and make the school ground the beauty spot of the neighborhood, Have field days for rural schools. Mr. Poslilf thought the teacher should be an important factor in the life of every school section. He strongly approved of the idea of a "Field Day" in every school. Mr. Bouck and Dr.. Field further die - oilseed thin paper. The Association then adjourned to the Public School when Mies Mc- Pherson and Mies Buchan gave excellent lessons to classes the former l er on "Participles and Gerunds," the latter Junir Olass work. The Association then adjourned to Friday meet at 9 c y mornin. g T11Un80AY 1CVICNINO An excellent enLeetainmect was given in the Town Hall. W. Gurdon his celebrated , Craig, of Toronto, ave 1,i ce l Vr presentation of "Macbeth" which was very highly appreciated. J. M. Mc- Outoheon, 13, A., gave an excellent and instructive address on "The Trend of Education" and an excellent pro- gram of solos and instrumental mask: was also rendered by Misses Janes anti Sinclair, Mrs. Howson and F. H, Gilroy. Me. Shiilin law occupied the chair and performed the duties very acceptably. ItRIDAY VOEICNOON Tho Aesodiation met at 9.30 a. in, the President in the chair. Minutes of the previous day were read and the Financial 5tatem8211 p esented for the past year both of which were adopted. EleoLion of officers was thou pro- ceeded with and resulted as follows ; —President A. L Posi11Y; 1stVice- Pleaidellt. G. IL Jefferson 1 2nd Vice - President, Mise Rands ; Sec,-Treas., G. W. Holman. Executive Commit- tee, Messrs, Houton and Fowler, Misses McKay, MoOrogor and M. Scott, Auditors, Messrs. Shillinglaw and A. Scott Moved by Dr, Field, seconded by 0, W. Holman, that we send a delegate to t110 0. 1]. A. and that 310 be up- propelated toward itis exponsee. The motion was adopted and Norman Geddes was appointed no delegate, Seaforth was appointed as 1be next plane for Convention, Geo. H. Jefferson was palled on and read tan excellent paper on "Geogra- phy by observation" Geog6raphy. taught by mentor lvmg a lot of discom neared names and facts was cif little use. Make every possible use of out- door work. Nature stocly and Ge0gea. phy should be treated together. Its ptimaty work get the child 10 nee his eyes to good purpose, welshing the sun, Its effects on the snow, 841., the phases of the moon, the clouds, eta, Weather records Can be utilized, 'Peach definition by nee of models, railways, steamboats 5ho11(1 form interesting subjoots, drawing plans and making measurements. Teach inches ]nal itichistt4e5 andof f rainfall 1nayy be nbseeved• Many of the 108ah0re took part in the discussion of tide lntereeting and instructivopaper. Next item on the program Was the President's address, Mr. Shlllinglaw took for his subject "Rural Depopulation, This subleot having been very fully dimmed in previous papers Mr. Shillingqlaw metalled We remerke. Depopulation is not maned to the poorer districts, but some of the richer and better me- al communities afforded the best ox- antpp10e of title 50-08110(1 evil, SOtne ai f the011,11008 leadingto the state of affairs were the indopentlonce of young tnon and women ; a doeiro to clo something for themselves ; seeing other boys fermi the city spending their Own money fathers don't often give boys any direct interest In the farm or Ito procto& Some farmers dont want their boys to stay on the farm, rather than give a farm to the boy, It 1s cheaper to give him an oducattou, Glowing newspaper news 8s to the great mammas of thoeo Who migrate end the too often re reselon of the news of those who fail, 'Lite edueatioo department seemed vel y desirous of remedying these thingge and Bence the encoureging of teaelh- Ing Agrieullnre aOd remitting leachers at I 0 1 11 the O. A. C. but the up 1 t ueat of a supervisor to each district wan a better method. In further dieeuselitn of titin subject Meanie, Thompson and Horton thought the great cause was the movement of our people to the P P eeG "Drawing" by bliss Myrtle Spence was the next oil the program~ biles Spence went fully loto the topic giv- ing her methods and exhibited malty excellent specimens of charcoal ehati- ing work and book -cover designing. The committee to receive funds of the Patriotic COB uibution were named as follows ;—Misses Reynolds and Ashton, Messrs. Bryant! and Hender- son, II. 131, Rieker 3l, A„ Principal of Wingham High SShoot was called Oil and discussed "Heredity in plants and animals." Great importance attaehee to invironment but in plants and animals heredity was of first impor- tance, lite paper was of a very high order and the effect of heredity in auirnals and the human family was thnrougly gone into as to peculiari- ties, appearances, nature, intelligence and every other quality, A striking illustration was drawn of the biologi- cal effect of wars on the human family waif proved in past wars. The 88021 haws of development were illustrated by reterence to plant life. As5oclatiou then adjourned to meet at l p. 01. Pub1DAx aremtxooN At 1 p. m, In the afternoon Dr. Field was called on to address the teachers 2,11 "Canadian Poetry" and by way of introduction gave a short talk on general matter's pertaining to the teacher's wank. Teachers ought to make a practice of reading or rnasterlug some particular works or useful books. The poets Wilfred Campbell, Robertson, Garman, Law- man and Drummond were all spoken very highly of. In speaking of !natters pertaining to the teachers duties emphasis was put on the proper and Annual s R d of the Registers filling blanks should be All he Reports, t filled. The number of changes in the inspectorate was given as only fifteen this past term which was considered low and a very encouraging sign, J. M. McOutcheon B. A., was called upon and diecussed ''Literature in Public Schools." The child should have every opportunity for silent reading to develop the thinking pro- cess oral reading must not pre- dominate in the primary grades. Teachers should change their method of so much oral reading and permit the child to develop silent thought teaching that does not make the child adiscoverer or thought builder is faulty, teacher must get into the right attitude toward the subject of developing if possible a sympathy for the subject. Literature immortalizes all that is beautiful in the world. 11 v . • touches the ma•gin of every human interest, Read literature so the spirit of the drama may effect the whole life was the ideals of Greeks and lt0111tu18 preserved a Literature that, gave tholes value. It lifts the mind above all petty iuteeest5. In life literature can get no hold on the heart unless it appeals to the sym- pathy it aids to enjoy good lain >•uage the best thing to do is to provide I he child noble enjoyment in reading. To love good books for their own sake is enjoyment only so far as literatuve deiiighl'.s is it worthy not 00 notch what a child lonowe as what he loves. A love of literature touches the springs of conduct, it impresses its heroes spun the child. Teaching literature little attention should be given to the mechanical structure but the meaning, its ideals, its thought. Too 1011511 intellectual analysis tend to dull the mind instead of stimulat- ing, an appreciative study of the thoughts and feelings of the author ( and i" euw•luv}.,,r 111l1.11k ,1 111 • leach• LD'S el for 1.11111111;; i•, 111111.10.1, '1'lle q1,, "2101,s i1 Glu+'shoo lliawty r-' 14'4(•11"1 1,' p•. Field and 1,y a a, n l 1 Fu lc a 1 sc event teuehan �. i'heItebnitllintl( Il,lrnillee r1'poIual as fuliows {coil +d th t 41 vc' 0 of L 1. 22118 be 1 vi n 4 is KIDNEY E 1, t�i�� �T x <t le Co to u uRIr d I1 it of Ix G 0 for the nae o1' nbeir hell for the In - REMEDY stitute,--'1'lmt a epactal vote u( tltrurks part 6 1 lu a 1,t•. 1)C tt IIdCI t4 to t pa4, W 1 G e t amity "IFruit-a-tives" Have Proved Their Value In Thousands of Cases WONDERFUL RECORD OF A WONDERFUL CURE Only Remedy That Acts On All Three Of The Organs Responsible For The Formation Of Uric Acid In The Blood. Many people do not realize that the Skin is one of the three great elimina- tors of waste matter from the body. As a matter of fact, the Skin rids the system of more Urea (or waste matter) than the Kidneys. When there is Kidney Trouble, Pain In The Back and Acrid Urine, it may not be the fault of the kidneys at a11, but be due to faulty Skin Action, or Constipation of the bowels. "Bruit-a-tives" cures weak, sore, aching Kidneys, not only because it strengthens these organs but also be- cause "Fruit-a-tives" opens the bowels, sweetens the stomach and stimulates the action of the skin. "Fruit -a -Lives" is sold by all dealers o trial size 6 for z, at oc. a box,$ 5 5. ei t 1 sent postpaid on sec 1 be ase. or will P of price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. better than the beauty of the struc- ture. 0, D. Bouck expressed his high ap- preciation of Din ileCtitcheon's in- spiring ucldrees. A healty vote of thanks expressing 1 he appreciation of Mr. McOutcheou's addressee was dol with a 1 ilause Andrew drew Scott wire called main to take up the subject of "Aiithnletic in Public Schools•" Mr. Scott discussed the subject under the two heads Of what should be taught and how to teach it. The child must get all the 1(0lnbiruttions of a number before he can understand it. Give the child a variety not so nitwit repealing. . Mr . Scott LIMO gave illustrations en the board of his methn,le of teaching Cie elementary work. IL Was It 45128(0 of n time to allow papils to put down the carried number 1)1,(1 an injury to memory. It is a waste of time 5aivieg largo complex problems let the child do Lhe n ork of utensil' ing rooms, wcodpilee, piles of lumber, spending time on things of no practi- cal value was of little value, Insist, upon all work being put down neatly and dont accept slip -shed work, This paper was further discussed by Mr. Horton, Dr. Field and Mr. Posliif. "The effect of the European en- br•eglio upon out Educatiouul out- look and ideals" was the next subject and was taken by 13, S. Scott, Prin- cipal of Brussels Public School. Mr. Scott urged the teachers to think up- on the subject as to the effect upon the future of our citizenship and as the time was limited Mr. Scott con- tented himselt with a brief address +++++++++44+++4'+++++++++++++++IN'h+++•h•Fri4,4,4,•Ftrh+ seisl,++4••1••1.•fib• COMING4. 4. —TO -- BRUSSELS 4. + Thursday, Det, 22nd 4' + + + 4. 4, •+F 4' F H F qF —ON— POUF. DDBENWEND of Toronto Will he at the American Hotel. with a special sample stock of all the latest styles in hair -goods. FOR LADIES 1—Tllere will he simwn beautiful Bt'a1id5, Swite1es, 'Crausfnl'tnattons, Pompadaure, Waves, Fronts, 1'till Wigs, etc„ of the finest quality hair and workmanship that named', be exeeilod, 'L'Iinse who are desirous of seeing something that will beautify their appear, ante should not miss this opportunity of calling tat the Hotel during the visit. GENTLEMEN Are You Bald ? 0000 and have a FREE DEMONSTRATION of klb ti T 4 ++++++++,+++0++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++44 The Dorenwend Sanitary Patent Toupee which le the only structure of its kind, They are feather -weight, in- detectable, hygienic and will make you appear 20 yoare ynin,ger. Worn by Men In all Stations of Life and over 250,000 In use took part and assisted in the - venom( pallors of the pr t sent ("n• vention.—That as Maury sebools us Field possible bold a l fend D,ry and report at the coming Ocnyen tiuu,--That 1,- vitutione be 52121 to 7h•u,tces of schools for the coming Oollvention with the idea of interesting the l'ectimis iu school iniproveulent,—`.That the money of the Institute he used in buying suitable bunks, This library to be kept by Tu-peeteu Field foe use of te1tehees.— That the question of Superunmoat um be taken up and discussed at the 0. E. A. by our representatives. All were curried. The collectors for the Patriotie Fiord repot ted and it watt resolved to give Lhe sum of 3611.00, Convention 512)20(1 by (1051415 the National Anthem. Total attendance was 112. The Public Is Often Faked Unscrupulous dealers actuated by largo profits often tecomtnend corn cures "as good as Putuam's." There is only one genuine Corn Extractor and that is Putnaut's Painless which ie a miracle of efficiency and 92ompt- nese, Use no other.. Atwood Arrangements are being made to hold a P612101ie Concert on Friday, October 23, in the Music Hall. 0. W. Harvey 15 suffering from an attack of blood poisoning. Donald Murray and Mrs, Jae, Hanna have returned home from the West, where they spent the three months past. Rev. S. S. Bates, D. D„ of Mc- Master University, Toronto, conduct- ed the service in the Baptist church Sunday ottani con. The W. M. S. and Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church met when it was decided to send a quantity of canned fruit to the Fred Victor Mission, Town to. The harvest home services of St. Alban's church were well attended and were conducted by Rev. N. Willinme, rector of the Anglican chulelt, Milverton. Special mucic woe furnished by the Anglican church choir of Oenfryn, aselsted by Gen. Oox. The anniversary services of the Donegal Methodist -codis � h will be church held Sunday and Monday, November 1 and 2. Seevioes on Sunday will be conducted by Bev. S. Anderson, of London, and on Monday evening a fowl supper will be held. Large ilium( ltius of 54115111.1/1,e144 uta 1.i.it 5 4hipped from Iwr,'. livlC4rn ,Dnlrretlnt . .' . ht I ut 1 1111514 of 141 .1(111 11 Fiwiizer, of A L wood, Lo Itev, 111x. Marshall. of llode- l'fell, took plave a4 the hrirle'e Mime 'Wednesday daY r la aL (10A111 1 1en n The rerenrcnny was performed by 1111Y. '41r. Dingimn. Boothe Inlh ibitor of Ronal Forest. 'I'll,' happy couple will 4natke their I C-AtOM POR SAL.E,--'ilin leo eel a farua, I_- hte. art properly, n Irl•! VY err !(lin (ae th 1 i,l I Y+ (Jerry t 'll11 rp, li aeon S'o., 1a 'it unto. a!'rot! 4 elrere i and e l ol:ea fLuh tseg odhu1,ta,d 10, lnalee,n 111Y ; a1+ n,flee (ram Welton end 0 tell, Croat 1 I(ruewuha. Aa (11(111 1)110111,1 he, n'old o 44(111 be rnrrtulh lror 2111bar IIla rtlnnlara nn to 1:Ilea, tenon, YGn ,i'pply ro A 1.14X. 11(21111114201417 m' . a,•u9r lir u,Id a 0•tr 1allle hem rHAYMANN W. H, LOVE Funeral Director and Embalmer Orders promptly and earn - Pully atended ur night or (1ay, Phone 228. ETHEL, ONT. r'®r-v'- • st• •-Tw--w-Nr• Have You Bilious Attacks? Chamberlain Tablets keep the liver right up to nor- mal all the time—and that's why they are so effective in cure of Stomach Disorders, Fermentation, Indigestion, and an ailments which are the fore- runners of biliousness. Try them. 25c. a bottle Druggists and Dealers or by Mail. Chamberlain Medicine Co. Toronto 7 CHAMBERLAIN'S . TABLETS • Brick and Tile Brick and all sizes of Tile are now to be had at the Cole & Dougherty YARDS HENFRYN Apv,:.-7, EGFl n The Watch That Runs On Time. La BLAKE, Walton is prepared rrr supply the hest goads In Windmills, Iron and Woodou Pumps and Stable Fittings, such as Piping, Witt- er Bowls for stock, &c, Repairs to Pumps promptly attended to. Give me a rail. Ar DAYMANN, Cranbraak MONTHLY HORSE FAIRS BRUSSELS --- Regular Monthly Horse Pelee will be held in Brussels as follows 1 THURSDAY, NOV. 6111, 1914 1)110. 3rd 1914 " JAN. 7th, 1915 PE13. 41.11, 1915 A.R. 4111, 1015 APR. 1st, 1016 Leading Local and Outside Buyers will be Present. A Position for Fall and Winter We hove n sound business proposition for a reliable energetic salesman for this district to sell fruit trees, small fruits, flowering shrubs, etc. Pay weekly, outfit free, exclusive territory. Over 600 acres of fruit and ornamental stook under cultivation. We sell through our sales - 1 r al guar- antee direct delivery the fres 1,e ,d trees Ourag 110 fresh, ala grade by truss, of fl88(4(1 a are vand reason 0 the lnoos a done. give bIl thed volume o[ business done. EsEnbliehed 135 years. Write Pelham Nursery Co., Toronto, Ont. nlo' to on request P. 9, -ler toeomoeat 1 (. I either to applionnt or those Nisldng. Nursery stook, ONMEINENNINIIININENINESINEINININNIELNINEE 4,.e�aaa••oee ...........1Iwewant • A GOOD SALESMAN e e •• • 0For every town ,11141 411811.101 2 • where we are not represented. _ • 0 Fruits are leinging high prices • and Nursery stock is in demand. • 0 MAKE BIG MONEY NOW by • taking 8085110)' 13ESTTIME w • for canvassing is driving the 0 • Summer 1120111118. Experience • not necessary. i s 0 0 • • Highest Oot missions Hato, • 8 — e write for full parliclllars. Stone i/ Wellington • Foothill Nurseries • q Toronto Ontarlo • • ••••••••,i••••••••••••••••• Free equipment. •- Exclusive Territory. • yam= JPT fif Li r e d At your home without pain, danger t.l or operation. ll1 e a g 01, My method will cure ap- parently hopeless cases no matter what your age is or how lois§ ruptured, Why wgit Until ygi.lr rup- lure becomes strangulated when you can. be cured ? Do not wait FID in coupon Age Time its p 1 Single or Double Nanta a`. Address and return to wits S. SMiTH 58 pa442 4gnin. (lt. Dept. A Stratforcl,cen*, iiimmoomeausmaseormaumum '\r-- - --- .aa""/ ,r 41,----.......,,--, ".�{ct t iV�/ ?Int 1 istvt.risat:'c 111 Buyers to Share in Profits Lower Prices on Ford Cars Effective from August 1, 1014, to August 1, 1915,.and guaranteed against any reduction during that time, Touring Car ' - - • $590 Rurlatlout - _. - - 540 Town cox r e $40 In tho Dominion of sanndeo FURTHER we will be able to obtain the ;moill(lllnt otllolenoy 10 our fnatory pruduetlon, end the Itlrtlillnitn coat in 1 purchasing stn and amen department 1F weunnr r t c n l to o p g p enol , output of 110,000 once between 1110 above 3111011. AND 81101413 we Peach this predlletien we agree to pay, no the huyer'a share, from $40 to 800 pm• carion or about August I,1820) to every retail buyer who purolieeee n new Feed 1,r between Au ant 1,1014 and August t 1018 oa g t, further nrtioulnrs regarding those 1 11113 protlE• Icor u p a 11 ow Denier. sharing plan, see the neared lour Pennell 1,r Denner. J. H, GALIIRAITH, Agent, llrussele Fora Motor Company lit' Oanaola PlpI3o0 Ford, Qntilrjq is prepared rrr supply the hest goads In Windmills, Iron and Woodou Pumps and Stable Fittings, such as Piping, Witt- er Bowls for stock, &c, Repairs to Pumps promptly attended to. Give me a rail. Ar DAYMANN, Cranbraak MONTHLY HORSE FAIRS BRUSSELS --- Regular Monthly Horse Pelee will be held in Brussels as follows 1 THURSDAY, NOV. 6111, 1914 1)110. 3rd 1914 " JAN. 7th, 1915 PE13. 41.11, 1915 A.R. 4111, 1015 APR. 1st, 1016 Leading Local and Outside Buyers will be Present. A Position for Fall and Winter We hove n sound business proposition for a reliable energetic salesman for this district to sell fruit trees, small fruits, flowering shrubs, etc. Pay weekly, outfit free, exclusive territory. Over 600 acres of fruit and ornamental stook under cultivation. We sell through our sales - 1 r al guar- antee direct delivery the fres 1,e ,d trees Ourag 110 fresh, ala grade by truss, of fl88(4(1 a are vand reason 0 the lnoos a done. give bIl thed volume o[ business done. EsEnbliehed 135 years. Write Pelham Nursery Co., Toronto, Ont. nlo' to on request P. 9, -ler toeomoeat 1 (. I either to applionnt or those Nisldng. Nursery stook, ONMEINENNINIIININENINESINEINININNIELNINEE 4,.e�aaa••oee ...........1Iwewant • A GOOD SALESMAN e e •• • 0For every town ,11141 411811.101 2 • where we are not represented. _ • 0 Fruits are leinging high prices • and Nursery stock is in demand. • 0 MAKE BIG MONEY NOW by • taking 8085110)' 13ESTTIME w • for canvassing is driving the 0 • Summer 1120111118. Experience • not necessary. i s 0 0 • • Highest Oot missions Hato, • 8 — e write for full parliclllars. Stone i/ Wellington • Foothill Nurseries • q Toronto Ontarlo • • ••••••••,i••••••••••••••••• Free equipment. •- Exclusive Territory. • yam= JPT fif Li r e d At your home without pain, danger t.l or operation. ll1 e a g 01, My method will cure ap- parently hopeless cases no matter what your age is or how lois§ ruptured, Why wgit Until ygi.lr rup- lure becomes strangulated when you can. be cured ? Do not wait FID in coupon Age Time its p 1 Single or Double Nanta a`. Address and return to wits S. SMiTH 58 pa442 4gnin. (lt. Dept. A Stratforcl,cen*, iiimmoomeausmaseormaumum