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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1915-7-15, Page 5BUSINESS CAROL JNO, SUTHERLAND & SONS LIMITED AWSWildroAreog Western University, London Another Great Advance Income doubted - NoW $TS,Ooa Another large addition to Faculty and Equip• cent in Arts and Mellto ne, Wri tly bier increased n l Gent in View, E. E. Braithwaite, M A.,Ph.D• President. � . AIL AN LIME To LIVERPOOL -GLASGOW LONDON-HAVRE Fine, modern steam- era — equipped with every oomfort and luxury. For infor- mation apply agents, or 'r95Ki.; Stir onto W. H. KERRY Agent Allan Line, :Brussels. =JazP�vas��l�td...ckxts r.O,mP fail Term epees September 1st ELLIOTT TORONTO, OM1'. •B l has today a stronger hold upon the pallid aonfidonoo than over before. i'Yhorough Training.. for :Mobilo poultlona in Business We It [thee in all our Departments, Thte College toga ���eee... J not Ask for n better reputation than It 0 has now, We plane many students in poeitlons each year.. Write today for largeCatalogue. C g O 784 Yonge et, 1 W. J. ELLIOTT. Yonge & Charles eta. i Principal r Y \ 'v' -` kta'V�vian144cm, 4:A Rtn,VryAV.c>ta ,27. ' v� r`Pyr&IVIEVAMAY�'issYraF"tctb/Ea9 J/ rJGENTRAL � G��.i!�ipi%�E.cvci LSTRATFORD. ONT.. 4 Ontario's most successful Business Training_ School.. Teachers are Qom• potent, courses are thorough and grad- 4. natessucceed. We had more applies• tions this month than we had students graduate during the past six months. The three applications received most recently were for Lady Stenographer 88 at 8780, Bookkeeper at 91009 and (lom- .o mercinl Teacher et 91400 per annum. tr Business men want our graduates. Get our free catalogue at once. it D. A. MCLAOHI.AN, Principal. #0„6„.:urged.,ar,&44,riq.Ar PAmX46Y, lW.f , goAvryZ7.41lti.( h ,t:25.1.araI'pvm ENROL. NOW q at the LISTOWEL BUSINESS COLLEGE Thorough Courses taught by t R Competent Teachers. For particulars address— t 0. EDWIN O. MATTHEWS, Lletowoy Ont. E a9,z may, avaiaR4Gzit omku 41<a',1s.g Bu•inMlil Oa dS JAB. ANDERSON. VETERINARY $URQEON, Sacoeesor to M, H, Moore. Oifioe et Ander- son Brae. Livery stable, Bruseels• Telepl>,eae No, 29. T. T. M'RAE, M. B., M. Q. P.. & S, 0. M. 0. H., Village of Uruesele. Phyeloletl, Su, goon, Acooucbour Office over standard Dank DR. F T. BRYANS Bachelor of Medialue, University of Toronto ; Licentiate or College of Pbysloiane and Sur. goon, Ontario • ex -Senior House Surgeon of Western Hospital, Toronto. O61oes of late Dr. A. MoKeveL Smith Stook, Brunets. Rural phone 40, ALEX. D. M'KELVEY M.G.P.&S. O. 198 7loor street East, Toronto' Diseasos Ear, Nono and Throat'. Clinical usslstunt In liar, Nose and Throat de- partment New General Hospital, Toronto ; Poet Graduate Harvard Medical School, Bos• ton • late Senior Resident Surgeon Mese, Eye&Ear Infirmary ; late Clinical assistant In Nose and Throat department Maes. Gen. Hoe' ftal • late House Surgeon Toronto General Hoepital, SM'In Brussels by appointment. DR. M. FERGUSON ETHEL, ONT. Physiotan and Surgeon ;Post Graduate courses London (Eng.), New York and Chicago Hoe. pitals, Special attention todisease of eye, ear, nose and throat. Byes tested for glasses, O. H. ROSS, D.D.S., L.D.S. Graduate of Royal College of Dental Sur• gqem:m of Ontario and Graduate IIniverelty of TorontoFaculty of Dentistry, Office In gourd Blocky Wingham Phone 249. 'Poet Office box 278 Painless Extraction, Plate work and Bridge Work a Bpeolalty MAUDE O. BRYANS OPHTHALMOLOGIST Personal graduate DepartmentofOpphthel mology, MoOormiak Medical College, Chicago, Ill., is prepared to teat eyea and 36 glaatM at her otbee over boss Iiiman'9 millinery store OIBae drys—"Wednesday, Thursday, Frida and Saturday of every week. OMoe hours -1v0 meata. y 0. 1 9 to 191 . m. Bveninga by appoint. DR. WAROL.AW Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary FIonMrgy hd night calls. Oboe opposite 111,, Mtel PSOUOFOOT, K UORAN & PROHOFOOT Barrletera, Soilcitors, Notaries Public, Moe ou the Square 2nd door from Hamilton Street, GODERICH• ONT. nun at lowest rates. 1 1 Private funds to W. PROUDFOOT. S.O. J.' L, HILLORAN WM. PROUDFOOT JR. sinNONSSINIMINa THE Best Brains co hove arEbl noteded In the re nitration of our splendid Home SEud Y Courses ng,rt Higher Accounting, Coeiil Art Show Curd rioi, Photora1Journal. sem. Short Story Writing,Shorthand and Bookkeeping. Select the work which most interests you and write us for particulars, Address THE SHAW CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL 391-7 Tonga 8t, Toronto Brick and Tile ammelemormenwomiummo Brick and all sizes of Tile are now to be had at the Cole & Dougherty YARDS HENFRYN A. RAYMANN is prepared to 'supply the heat goods in Windinille, Iron and Wooden Pumps and Stable Fittinge, such at Piping, Wat- er Bowls for stook, &o, l}.epairs to. Pumps promptly attended to. Give the a call. A, RAYMANN, Croobrook. GBSJVD PROWS ,7f1'aPIZ' Wtf. BRUSSELS GOINOSOWAN GOING NORTE' Express 7:18 a m I Mall 11:22 a m D m Express. 8:46 Express 8:62 p m Caxa Dzsar ?ample; WALTON To Toronto - To Goderloh Express......... 7:88 a mExpress 12:26 pm Express 12:68' p m I Express 0:00 p WROXETER Going Fest 7:06 a. m. and 8:40 p. m. Going West - 12:19 and 8:68 p.m. All' trains going East connect with C. P. R. at Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T G. B, stations. GEO. ALLAN, Local Agent. betas 4t.ems Perfect Preserves and clear Jellies are made with LANTIC Sugar because it is pure cane, of extra tine granulation, kept absolutely clean and free from dirt and specks by original packages filled at the refinery. 2 ib. and 5 lb. cartons and 10 ib. and 201b. bags. 100 Ib.. bags coarser granulation. Weight guaranteed. Buy in original packages and look for the LANTIC Red Ball on each package. l.onnifilease ulfli: Send your address and small Red Ball Trade Mark from bag or top end of carton and we will mall you book of 5o assorted Fruit Jar Labels—printed and gummed ready to put on the jars. 80 Atlantic Sugar Refineries Limited, MONTREAL, QUB. ST. JOHN, N. B. sVEGETABLE gardens are doing fine. WATCH out for date of annual Sunday School Excursion to Kincardine. CANoxlNG is one of the fashionable recreations above the mill dam on the Maitland these days and evenings. INTERIOR improvements are being.. made at Brussels school building in the way of renovating during the holidays. THE threatening rain in the morning deterred some of, the folk who purposed celebrating the "12th" at outside points. JUNE, Dais, kept up the month's re- putation pretty well so far as weddings are concerned. There is still any a- mount of raw material for next June's crop, however. THE farmers hereabouts are said to be taking more kindly to the automobile, and instead of cussing them as dls. tethers of their horses' nerves, are buy. Mgand usingthem, ED CrosGarden Party Tuesday i I t t hD a of W. evening ayth nst„ a he m H. and Mrs Kerr, "Riverside", 'James street. Particulars as to program, etc.,. next week. Lend a hand, THE Holmes block, East side of Turn - ben y urnbeery street, has been treated to a coat of old gold paint and looks very well. Dr. Holmes, Goderich, is the owner and believes in keeping things. neat. HELLO! We just called you to Say if you are one of the violators of the law in riding your bicycle on the sidewalk there's trouble ahead if you don't quit. 'lake this friendly hint because THE POST knows what it is talking about. ax l WHO are your visitors 7 THE. POST telephones are Nos. 31 and z 3 CHERRIES have supplanted the straw- berr. SCyHOOL Board did not meet. Friday evening. ALMOST everybody has taken 'em oft by this time. Bausszts Fall Fair dates are Sept.. 3oth and Oct. tot. THE POST gives the news, Compare it with our neighbors, or d Civic Holi ER month o an ANOrAa the n i dA Thus time speeds. mes clay THE Pos'1 witha FVRNISH and addresses of your visitors. CONSIDER the bald headed man ; he combs not neither does he brush. 40 CENTS, in advance, gets THE P007 for balance of let5 to any Canadian post - office. Send along your names. VISITORS to Brussels pay compliments to the many well kept lawns and the splendid rows of maple shade trees on the streets. moss who held the belief that a cold 21st of March means three cold months to follow are more than ever convinced that they are right, W. W. HARRIS has disposed of his milk supplying business in town to Jame. Burgess who has combined It with h ; former route. Hoc and cattle market keeps up well and butter, eggs and cheese are also making a record this season. The :con- sumer knows about it. THE comfortable property of Alex McIntosh, Brussels South, is offered for sale as the proprietor purposes returning to North Dakota, where he owns a hig farm, See advt in another column. Property is a desirable one. W ORKMFN have been busy on the property purchased by Mrs. Procter, corner Alexander add Flora streets. The house bas been raised, s cellar ex•. cavated and cement- walls built. When all the improvements ere complete a great transformation will be wrought, A LETTER from Oxbow, w SAsk. , from Mrs. H, A, Gorroll, formerly Miss Eva Caution, of Brussels, says in remitting subscription i—TILE PON' has failed to appear for 2 weeks and it is always a disappointment to miss it. We are hav- ing abundance of rain and crops look first-class. LAMIITON ON C. 'l.. A.—It is being mooted in different parts of Lambton County that the Canada Temperance, Act will be voted on, and there fa no doubt expressed but that the Act would be approved of by a Large majority. All the municipalities save one in the County, have given majorities on Local Option by-laws. Middlesex, Wellington and Bruce should also join and make the North unanlindtla. RESOLVE P9158 WEEK To : To patch up quarrels. Seta good example to everyone. To curb your tongue when angry. Do one good torn to someone every Meet dayyour troubles and difficulties bravely. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE. — The regular monthly meeting of Brussels Women's Institute will be held in the Public Lib- rary on Friday, July 16th at 2 3o p. m. Subject "Red Cross Society and Local Relief Work" will be introduced by Mrs. Rowland and discussed by mem- bers. A large attendance asked for as subject is a live one, A demonstration will be made of aluminum ware at close and lunch served for which a charge of so cents will be made. A piece of alumi- num will be presented to each family attending. Proceeds to go to Red Cross work. ST. JOHN'S LonGE, A. F. & A. M.— Following officers for the current term were installed by P. G. M. Wright in St. John's Masonic Lodge, Brussels, on the evening of lune 24th :— I. P. M. A. Thompson W.M., M. Black ; S. W, A. H. MacDonald ; J. W., F. H. Gilroy ; Chap , I. C. Richards ; Treas., Jas Fox •, Sec., Tim. Wright ; S. D., L. Ecklnier ; J D., J. F. Roivlaud I G ino. McDonald ; S 5., A Reymann ; J. S.W. G. Neal ; Tyler, J. 11. Hewitt. At the monthly Missionary service in be Methodist Sabbath School on Sun- day a suitable reading was given by Mae Skelton, a good chorusbythe "Catch - my -Pal"- class, and a fine solo by Miss Vera Wilkinson, of Toronto. Rev. George Jewitt, of Blyth, was the preacher last Sunday morning in the Methodist church here and Rev. J. L. McCulloch, of Cranbrook; occupied the pulpit in the evening. Both gave fine discourses and will be welcome back. Sunday, July 4th, Rev. E. .G.. Powell, of Clinton, gave a stirring ad- dress in Melville church on the Tem- perance situation in Huron Co. Rev. Mr. Mann preached in the evening on "Sanctification," in connection with a short series of discourses. Rev.. A. J. Mann, B, A., preached in the Methodist church Sunday, 4th lust„ and gave a well directed discourse on "The length, breadth and height of Christian Character." Miss Barks sang *choice solo, In the evening Rev. E. G. Powell. Co. Temperance Secretary, gave an address on the working of the Canada 'temperance Act in Huron. His optimism and practical demonstra- tions of law enforcement will do much to encourage and promote due obser- vance of the law. The authorities are disposed to assist in the maintenance of what a large majority of electors in Huron carried and those who attempt to flagrantly violate the law will find it is a rocky road they have to travel and they will do well to take notice in due course or they will be caught in the trap even if they think they are cute. BULL ETIN FRUIT I,vety housewife eau put down a good supply of Onthbert. Raspber- ries. The very beet, all Ningata Peninsula grown. Black Outside are also now at their beet For can- ning. Montmorency ellen 'iescoming filet. l lave your grocer order now. Church Chimes • b7e vile Sabbath School h h is now as- sembltog at to a. m instead of 3 p. m. during the Summer months. THE POST is sorry to hear that Rev. G. J. Ab.s, of Kincardine, has been nom- pelted't8 resign his incunlbeucy of the Anglican church owing to continued poor health, He was a Formerrector of St. John's church, Bi els. We hope a he will soon regain his old time vitality. . O FAaSw¢LL ERT MR. 'AYIS NS Guelph Herald says "Large cougrega- tions wete present at the Paisley Memorial Methodist Church on Sunday, whet Rev. H. W. Avison, M, A , B. D., who bas been the popular auci efficient pastor for the past 4 years, preached his farewell sermons. During bis pastor- ate Mr. Avison has greatly built tip the congregation of the church and has made s host of friends, who will wish him continued success in his new home at Acton." Rev. Mr. Avison WAS a Former ve 001 teacher in this locality and lold to orad a wide circleof is remembered by1 friends Fathei,' Day WAS observed in Brussels Methodist Sabbath School. Readings, appropriate to the occasion, were given by Lloyd Jameson and F. 11. Gilroy; crisp addresses by Bert Lott, on ."What a boy would like to see in his father" and by J. T. Wood on "What a father would like to see in his boy"; and well sung duets by Misses Cunning- ham and Barks, and Miss Alta Pryno and Mr. Brown, The emblematic flower was a red rose if father is alive and a white rose if departed. This was the first observance of this event In the school although Mothers' Day has been. celebrated for a number•of years, People We Talk About George Buchanan, B. A., of Omemee, is home for a holiday. Mrs. Jno. Thomson has been renew- ing old friendships in and about Sea - forth. Will. Harris, whose eyes suffered from sulphuric acid. is able to be about, once MOM. Miss Maud Leavens, of Owen Sound, is visiting her cousin, Miss Carrie Hing- ston, Mill street. Misses Lizzie and Hattie Downing are holidaying at Sparrow Lake, Muskoka, for a few weeks. A. G. McDermott, Whitby, was here Oa a short vacation. Mac, has a cosy feeling for Brussels. Misses Bernice and Lenore Thuell were visiting at the home of Hugh Hill, 4th Con. Colborne township. Mrs. E, C. Lowry has arrived back from her visit to Guelph. Her health is none too vigorous. Mrs E. C. Dunford has been enjoying a visit of a tew weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Sellars, at Kew Beach. '1'. W. and Mrs. McFarlane, London. were visitors at the home of J. I. and Mrs. Wood. Ladies are sisters. Miss M. Lippitt. of Berlin, has been visiting Mts. Joseph Querin, at the Queen's Hotel. They are old friends. J R, Grant and Miss Jessie Grant, W iunipeg, are combining business and pleasure in a visit to California for a mouth or so. A. R. Mustard, teller in the Standard Bank, is awayP for a couple of weeks on R holiday. dA He is visiting his parental home at Markham and other points. Miss Amy Brett is the guest of her sister, Mrs. (Dr.) McNaughton, Mill street, The visitor will go Westin the course of a month to assume a new posi- tion in which THE POST expects she will 611 the bill exactly. D, Ferguson, of Teeswster, a former Brttsselite, was elected to the Reeve's chair by acelamatiou the other day. The Reeve bad resigued. Mr. Fergu- son is an old hand at the job and should Il machine ranula keep the municipalg a right. Wm. and Mrs. Jewitt, Richard Jewitt and Miss Alice, of town, motored to Blyth Saturday and visited at the Parsonage with Rev, George Jewitt and family. Capt. 0. V. Jewitt was home for a short visit from London camp before leaving with the next overseas coy - in gent. Wm. and Mss Jewitt i e vitt wore at Mitchell last week attending the funeral of a niece of the former. Her name WAS Miss Mary Brogden and she had been a resident of that town for many yeses She was 62 years of age and was very highly respected by her neighbors and friends, She WAS a Consistent member of the Methodist church, She leaves a sister, who resided with her, to mourn bet loss. The funeral took place Wed• nesday afternoon to Carliugfotd ceme- tery. Grey Field crops loolc good. Alfalfa[ hat been not and is an excellent yield. A dandy hen house has been built by S. Burke on his fart. He par. poses going extensively into poultry, The Davidson picnic park on the banks of the Maitland river is quite a popular gathering resort these days. ScuoOL RDroRT,—Report of. S. S. No. 0, Grey, for .lune. Sr, IV'.—Spell. Atitb., Grain.,' Rist. and daily work. Total 500. Pass 300.—l5dythe Amos 379. Jr. IV.—Spell., At'ith., Gram., Hist, and daily work. Total 5004 Pass 800—Wilfrid Hey 814, *Robert Jacklin 809. Sr. ItI.--spall,, Arith,, Grans.,, Hist. and daily work. Total 500. Pass 300.—Leonard Sinclair 403. Cecil Hall 462, Thomas Jacklin 387, •Elywen Somers 311. Jr. III.—Spell., Arith., Gram., Hiet• and daily work. Total 600. Pass. 800.—Joseph Martin 418, Lyle Atnee 895. Sr- Il.—Spell., and dailywork � •, work. Arith. Writ.,Geo g. SA, ass 300.—Sylvestr Ray. nard 421, May Jacklin 407, Jr. II.— Same subjects as Sr II,—Evelyn Hoy 393, John Raynard 304, Gordan Lowe 814. Jr. I.—Wilfrid Keifer 238, Winona Frain 213, Clara Jacklin 108. Primary—Richard Elliott 76, Ross Lowe 09. Cecil Hall secured highest number of marks for perfect daily work during month, Iva B. FRAIN, Teacher. Morris The Inst letter received from liar. 0 o ries iiays Tey Knox, a f Ener M a r t. he is making favorable progress In the hospital at Cheshire, England. He was wounded In the leg by a bursting shell on May29th and it was expected that about months would be neces- sary to his restoration, His old friends here hope he will soon be o. k. and keep that way. Leadbury Harvey Hoover, who has been teach- ing in S. S. No. 0, McKillop, for the past year and doiug well, has been en- gaged by the Trustees of Leatlbury school at a salary of $825, a raise of $50. We wish him and the school success. Duties commence next Sept. •o•••••♦•o••♦••♦♦••♦•••♦••o♦♦♦♦♦••••••4o••••♦3••••0• • • • • • 49 t • • • • • •• • • • • ••• • •• • • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • ••• • • Western London Canadadon Sept. 10th -18th 1915 $30,000 in Prizes and Attractions Prizes increased this year by $ 3, coo. oo. ro Excellent Program of At- tractions Twice Daily. Two Speed Events Daily Fireworks Every Night New Steel Grandstand, Midway better than ever Music by the Best Available Bands • SINGLE FARE over all Railways West of Toronto,• and Fare and One-third from outside points. Prize Lista, Entry Forma and all information • from the Secretary. • e W. J. REID, President A. M. 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NO GUESSWORK NO DELAY NO OVERCHARGE Morning, Afternoon or Evening are equally as good In conclusion I say 2 • f S • • 49 • • • • • to every Man, Woman and Child R You take no chance when you • • consult this Specialist." Ow Wo ■ r STRETTON lees • o JEWELER AND OPTICIAN BRUSSELS ow •• N.B.--mo. Mayor does' business AT OUR STORE ONLY so beware of 0AnVaseing impersonators. es AAs,SI840416 l fM .N 011•10lwMPMm0S tPS••00S tleao•atsue**0e•000 i.