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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1915-9-30, Page 8• Iris§ vs Your Kodak Films to Develop • and Print We are jnst as anxious as you are to ret the most from every exposure. .s• Flashlights lemessaregaismeseememesmem Now that the bouts of attyllght fire apidly ellOrieulug, they ate of more use then ever. SAFETY F I RST Iu the home, In the work shop, out of doors i• they are quick, conven- ient and safe where a light is wented. EVER READY PLASH LIG H TS Are made in many sizes and de- signs. Oe in an aluminum case, filed with a tungsten battery and so conapact you would hardly know you bad it in your pouket, comes at 85e. A larger size and one that gives a eplendid light is t to. Tub- ular FlaMlight, whe tungsten bat. tery, is ati 25, Hand Lantern, very conveniept, comes at 22 25. We keep renewal Satteries, Bulbs, &c, Come in and see them, rhe e415.ille, Store F R, small DRUGGIST ANT) STATIONER, g.azal fletvs 4tems Com. nights, Locet news on page 5. Conecn. meeting next Monday, THANKSGIVING Day October Mil. DAYS grow noticeably abbreviated. SCHOOL Board Friday evening of next week. DID you meet the Gipsy fortune tellers last week ? FOURTH Division Court was held here on Wednesday. THE POST telephones are Nos. 31 and 32. If you have a newsy note rinZos up, please. .Auceme sales are livening up. Con- sult THE POsT if you want to know a- bout the sales. Bermsszts School will not hold a Field Day this Fall as the Labor Day program took its place for this year. A BRANCH from a raspberry bush in W. W. Harris' garden, Queen street, was brought to THE POST last Monday. It contained samples of ripe, second crop berries, T -HE fine silver cup offered by the Bank of Nova Scotia for the best Milch cow exhibited at Brussels Fall Fair bas been on exhibition in the window of Fox's drug store. Once winning con- stitutes ownership. THE brickwork of the addition to S. T. Plum's blacksmith shop, Thomas street, was completed last week, by Jno. Pugh, of Mitchell, a former resident. Shop will be much improved by the ad. ditional room afforded. RED Coss,—Next meeting of Brus- sels Red Cross Circle will be held next Tuesday afternooc, at 2.30 o'clock, in the audience room of the Public Lib- rary. Winter's work will be arranged for and all willing to help are asked to attend. Bring your knitting. WILL SERVE SUPPER FALL FAIR DAY. —Tbe ladies of Melville Church have arranged to serve supper in the school room of the church on the evening of Friday ortbis week, Fall Fair Day and will be pleased to see you and give you the best service possible. WHAT WE MAY EXPECT.— Jack Frost, The Allies to win. A big poultry market, Good season's business, Organizing for Winter sports, Monthly Horse Fairs in Brussels, roo new subs. to THE POST In October. Rev, E. G. Powert, was unable to reach Brussels last Friday afternoon to address the local W. C. T. U owing to the necessity of him attending a Magis- trate's Court of an offender against the Canada Temperance Act, Rev. Mr. Wren conducted the meeting here. LAST Friday Jno. Swartz, a well known Wingham resident, died and was buried Tuesday. He was proprietor of the Queen's Hotel and a great lover of good horseflesh. His daughter is the wife of Ivan Johnston, a former Brus- selite. Several from town attended the funeral of Mr. Swartz. A etre/tram of weddings are said to be on the program this Fall in Brussels in wbicb the happy couples will con- tinue to dwell here. Those are the sort of matrimonial alliances we favor, There are a few other brielesdo-be in Brussels who will go to gladden homes outside of town and we commend the choice of the coming benedicts. HYMENEAL —V. Sanders and bride, of Lambton, Co., were here for a part of their honeymoon, visiting relatives in Brussels and Grey. They were married Wednesday of last week in London. The bride was a Miss Oake, of Alvin- ston, a niece of D. and Mrs, McQuarrie, of town. Mr. and Mrs. Sanders left for their home on Monday. We wish them many years ot happiness and prosperity. THE Council decided to let a contract to Thos. McLean (who bas the first job completed except whatever rolling re. mains to be done) to put down a 16 foot road bed of broken stone from the eel - vert crossing Turnberry street North to the G. T. R. tracks, Stone will be roll. ed with the steam roller and the same process followed as on Turnberry street South barring the curb and tbe extra width of stone. It is said next Spring will see the street from the bridge to the railway drained, curbed and macadam- ized, MRS, ROBERT MCLACHLAN DECEASED, --At the family residence, 93 Grange street, Stratford, at noon Thursday of last week, the death occurred of Mrs. Robert McLachlan, formerly of Grey township and Brussels, aged 59 years. The late Mrs. McLachlan was born in North Easthope. the daughter of the lata Alexander Hyde. 8 years ago she moved to Stratford from Brussels where she had resided 5 veers. One son, Wil- liam, of Stratford, survives, besides four brothers and three sisters namely, Hugh, Stratford ; Alex., South East - hope ; George, Millbank ; John, Clin- ton ; and Mrs, Becker, Shakespeare; Mrs.rHamiltort, St, Thomas; and Mrs. Capling, in •Saskatehewan, The de - cringed was widely known it Stratford and vieillity and her death will be deep. ly regretted. Howicx Fall Fair Saturday of this week, in Gorrie, Bowleg Mutual Insurance Co. Direc tors will meet in Wroxeter Tuesday of next week. THE Picture Sbow will put on pro. gram both afternoon and evening cn Fall Fair Day—Friday of this week. TUESDAY afternoon the Red Cross Circle Tea was held at the home of Mrs, (Dr) Holmes and was marked by a large measure of success. IFRUIT BULLETIN Canning and Preserving Fruits are al- most done -says the Government Notice Ito Housewife. Pew good Niagara Grown Peaches still left. Do as the Government says -Put down an extra supply this year Plums and Grapes for jam and jelly. 0 CoisIsa.-Dr..A lex. D, McKelvey. Ber, Nose and Throat Specialist, Toronto, will be at Dr. Aryans' office, Brussels, on Saturday, October 2,15., for consultation. A NIIHDAR of young pigs about 6 weeks old for sale. GEORGE 1111(N2tits, Phone 5514 Cranbrook. Germ rimmed spectacles in case, lost. Will Ander kindly leave at Tile Potts and much ob• lige the loSer. LADy's rain coat lost last Sunday, North of Brussels. Will finder greatly oblige the own- er by leaving it at Tam POST, Du y HAtin Woon son EALE.-A quantity of 22 Inch split stovewood for sale. First class wood. For further particulars ask at Tan POST. A NuMBee of Berkshire Sows for sale four months old. Large English Berks, both sire and den; being registered. JOAN BROWN, 11. R. No, 8, Brussels. Phone 6114. /mien Parlor Suite, hair Moth, and large floor rug for sale, the property of the late Mrs. (Rev ).T. L. Kerr. A bargain is offered. Apply at Taxi POST. GOOD brick house on William street for sale together with good stable and driving shed. Exoellent repair. All conveniences, bath, etc. Por further particulars apply to GEonsne TnomSoN, Brussels. 0 ALLIES wtrearmo --The pronounced victories on the battlefields in Europe during the past week by the Allies has been received with good cbeer as it be- tokens the beginning of what will be a decisive smashing of militarism. DISPERSION SALE.—Don't forget the big dispersion sale of fine cattle, etc,, ar Joseph A. Mallough's farm Lot 15, Con. 2, West Wawanosh, near Dungan non, on Thursday, October reth. A perusal of the advertisement will be of interest to stockmen. GUESS WHO IS THE Biggest crank? Greatest jollier? Best story teller? The sweetest baby 1 Laziest man in town ? Most popular young lady ? Best housekeeper in this locality ? SOME THINGS BRUSSELS SHOULD HAVE— A new Postoffice, Good Debating Society, The Town Hall painted, 25 recruits for army service, Christmas dressed Poultry Sbow, Electric railway North and South, Earlier closing of stores Saturday night. BRUSSELS LEADS IN— Fine shade trees, Eloquent preachers, Tidy kept properties, Good looking damsels, Top notch school record, Co-operatiou in citizenship, Athletic clubs:not easily downed. OPEN SEASON FOR GAME.—The follow- ing will be of interest to the local sports- men who wish to know the open season for the various game : Ducks, from Sept. r!.•th to Dec. isth, both days in- clusive • geese Sept. /5th to April x5th ; grouse 'Oct. Isth to Nov. isth, both days inclusive ; plover and snipe Sept. 1501 to Dec. rsth ; hare or rabbit Oct, isth to Dec. Isth ; black squirrel Nov. rsth to Dec. xst ; mink Nov, xst to April 3nth ; muskrat Dec. rat to March 3f0t. No muskrat can be shot or trap- ped during the month of April. • People We Talk About Thos. Curry was a judge of Fruit at Atwood Fair last week. Mrs Park is visiting her sister, Mrs. Tomlinson, William street. Rev. A. J. Mann, 13, A, was in the Qtteen city this week for a few days. Mrs, Marsden Smith and Miss Martha are holidaying with relatives at Toronto. Leu. Downing was laid up during the past week. He is not often "on the shelf." Leslie and Thos. Snider have gone to London wbere they will spend some time. Mrs, R. Dark, who fell and Injured one of her shoulders, will mon he as well as ever. Jamas McArter was on the sick list during the past week but is considerably better now. A. J. Lowry has hardly been as well as usual during the past week but we hope for brighter days. Mrs. (Rev) Paul is away on a visit With relatives and friends at Grand Val- ley, Orangeville and other points. Jno, end Mrs. Cunningham motored to Clinton Thursday of last week and visited R. and Mrs. Mutcb, who are old friends, 11.4.4.4.44.+44.1,04.44.1.ttft,00,44444.4.4444440.1.44,04.4.044++++01 Announcement of Prices ,1 4. AT THE ; I East Huronfroduce Emporium • • • At present we are paying the Following • Extras No. i No. 2 I Tub and Box Butter 22C 20? I8C Eggs 25c 22c x5c Spring Chickens live toe per lb. Fowl live 7 to 9c per lb. Ducks and Geese 8ic per Ib. Delivery : Thursday and Friday of next week ROBT. THOMSON ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ • • • • Brussels • +++++++++++++++++ 1111114110111•11111110.10111101/011111001101111110 Fall Fair Day Family Theatre open 4.30 p. m. Afternoon and Evening Come and Bring Your Lunch The People's Show Everybody Welcome. One Big Performance Every Hour The Best for the Money. Admission only loc. ossitaseeesessastheetbilnieaSee• Will. A. Lowry, L011d013, was here on a visit during the past week. Miss Betts, Clinton, is a visitor with Mrs Frank Naegele, Alexander street. Miss Millie Prime is home from an extended visit with ber sister at New. bury. Miss Isabel Dark, of Sebringville, spent the week end at the home of her p arents. Miss Mabel Cooper, Harriston, gradu- ate R. A. H. Fergus, is visiting Miss May Birt, town. We are glad to see Fred. Wood able to be about after his attack of typhoid feeer. He is gaining rayidly. Miss Annie MacLaren and Miss Ida Forbes, of Stratford, are visiting rela- tives and friends in Brussels and Grey. Rex Chaff, Stradlord, hes returned from Northern Ontario, where he spent the Summer fire ranging. He is a son of Rev. W. T. Cluff, 'formerly of Brus- sels. Misses Carrie Hingston and Eva Bryans and W. J. McCracken and Bert. Lott attended the Epworth League and Sunday School Convention at Kincar- dine this week. Mrs. Ira Parker is visiting her sister, Mrs. Parker Foster, Kincardine, where Miss Mary McNaughton, of town, another sister, has been enjoying a holi- day of a few weeks. James Sharpe arrived back to town last week after a holiday visit of a few months with members of his family at London, Toledo, Detroit and Chicago. He spent an enjoyable time but thinks he is as much at home iu Bruss.•Is as any place he knows ot, The old gentleman makes bis home in town with his daugh- ter, Mrs A. J. Lowry. Mrs Jno, Manning and Mrs. Fletcher Sperling arrived home on Monday from a very pleasant holiday with relatives and friends at various points in the West. The trip was productive of physical vigor as well as good cheer as is evidenced when the scales are tested. Reports from the West are optimistic and it is hoped better days are at band for alliconcernecl. G. A Thornton, of the Pence River District, a brother to Mrs. D. M. Scott, Brussels, has enlisted with the 66th Bette Co, o, uow drilling at Sarcee Camp, Calgary. Tbere are tarmo soldier boys there who are shortly to be moved to Edmonton for the Winter, Intl' ordered to England, Mr. Thornton is not married. We hope he may dodge the German missles all right, Mrs. D C. Ross, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Gertrude, who has been teaching In Prince Albert arrived home Tuesday of this week The former went West nearly 5 months ago aod visited with relatives and old friends at various points between Winnipeg and the Coast, Miss Gertrude Ross was her travelling compatriot from Prince Al- bert. A delightful time was spent and the outing proved most invigorating, Last week W. H. Cook. formerly of Brussels, donned the colors at Listowel and is uow in camp at London. He was a fortner employee of time W. W. Harris creamery, town, and is a brother to Miss Florence Cook, of this locality and a grandson of Mrs, Abram Cook, of 13rus. eels North. For the past few years Mr, Cook lies been with the telephone gang He is unmarried And his parental hotne is in VVeles. "Billy" says he felt it his duty to fight for England and CSnsda and we admire his pluck. Mr, Cook has a brother-in-law at the front. EAST HURON FALL FAM Thursday and Friday of this Week The annual Fall Fair of East Huron Agricultural Society is slated for Thursday and Friday of this week. No pains have been spared by the Die- ectore to make it One of the best on record and with favorable weather thousands of people are expected. As THE POST goes to press the fine Agricnitural Hall on the Fair Peek is a scene of bustle and activity as the various departments are being crowd- ed with exhibits getting ready for the awarding of the prizes this afternoon, CONCERT TO-NIOHT IN TOWN HALL A. fine Concert will be given this (Thursday) evening in the Town Hall, Instead of the Skating Rink. The program will be presented by the Fax Fun Co., of Toronto, who never fail to make a hit and were selected by the Committee on account of the splendid satisfaction they always give. They are no strangers to an audience in Brussels. Plan of reserved mats at Fox's Drug store. Take in the Con- cert. s THE FAIR ON FRIDAY Program for the Fair •on Friday will be an interesting one. In addi- tion to the judging of the various large classes of Live stock and the in- terest that centres round that, there will he added the following - Ihree well fllled speeding events Athletic sports for the children ; Seaforth Brass Band ; Fancy Drilla ; Potato race on horseback, etc. ; Big Concert in the Skating Rink by the Fax Fun Co. in the evening One of the biggest crowds on record is expected at the Fair and the towns- folk and people from the countryside will, no doubt, be well represented. Miss Jean Austin. Listowel. who at- tended the Ontario College of Art, tak- ing the special Summer Course, has been successful in securing a supervisor's certificate, Alan Mama, son of Rev. A. j. and -Mrs. Mann, has taken a position in the electrical department of the Moffatt Bros. stove manufactory, Toronto We wish him success. Charlie Leckie was home from Blen- heim, where he had been in a Bank, for a short visit before resuming his Arts course at Toronto 'University. He enters on his 35•d year. We wish biro success. This week R. A. Pryne removes to Toronto, to be followed uext week by Mrs. Pryne and children, In the going away of Mr Pryne and family the town loses most estimable citizens and the Methodist church faithful workers. Mr. Pryne was a member of the Official Board, the church choir, teacher of the young men's "Catch.my-Pal" class and Treasurer of the school He was also Financier of the A. 0. U. W. Lodge. They carry with them the good wishes of ft wide circle for a long, happy and prosperous residence in the Queen city, where they will no doubt make many warm friends. Mr. Pryne has been in town for the past so years. Mrs. Pryne IS a daughter of R. ad Mrs. Leather. dale, of Brussels. Church Chimes 5 Sundays in October, giving every. body an extra chance to get to church. Rally Day Sabbath School exercises will be observed next Sabbath mornhag in Melville church, Next Sunday will be the monthly Missionary program and offering at the Methodist Sabbath School. J. T. Wood took the work in the three Methodist churches on Fordwich circuit lest Sunday. The pastor, Rev. Mr. Walden, is off duty on the Sick list. The pastor's theme in the Methodist church last Sabbath morning was "Turning our face to the sunrise," and in the evening "The offence of the Cross." Both were inspiritig. Wingham District Epworth League and Sabbath School Convention at Kin- cardine Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. Rev. D. Wren and Mrs. Wm. Rands, of Brussels, had topics. Next Sunday Rev Mr, Shaw. At- wood, will conduct the reenter services in St, John's church. Rector Page tak- ing Harvest Thanksgiving services at St. David's chutth, Heefryn, Rev. Mr. Mann's theme last Sabbath morning, to connection with the Corn munion, was "Jesus time Bread of Life." In the evening an interesting discourse was given 00 "Elisha sweetening the Waters" Rev. Mr. Langford, Kincardine, bas been invited to the pastorale of Mitchell Methocligt chet•ch for the next pastormtt term, commencing at next Conference. rsriailialted emir ForiThoneYears THE. STANDARD .BANK OF CANADA •ASSETS OVER $48,000,000 The A,B, C of Banking Joint Accounts are a Coa- venience. Keep a Savings Account, and Let Your Money A0011- mulate, • We solicit your account in our SAVINGS DEPARTMENT BRUSSELS BRANCH, .1. F. Rowland, IC UM• •Manager. The London Advertiser ars " 86 BRUSSELS MARKEr Peas Barley Butter Eggs Bogs Pfav Potatoes per bus Wool ighert THREE EDITIONS Morning, Noon, Evening Western Ontario's Greatest Daily .11 the Nem all the Time Rate by mail, any Edition, 82 00 a year Circulation Dept., London Advertiser 40 bouts devotioa was on the program during the past, week at the R. C. Church here. Rev Fr. Fallon, parish eriest.• was assisted in the services by Rev Fr. Riley, of Blyth. Rev. Mr. Hawkins, of Morpeth, who comes to take charge as rector of Blvth. Belerave and Aubtirn perish on Nov. ember 1st, is a relative of T. A. Hawkins formerly a well known musician here, :row in Jamestown, N. Y. Tueeday evening of next week Dr, Margaret Patterson, who spent a num• ber of years in India, will address the annual Thank -offering meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of Melville church at 8 o'clock. She's a good speaker Rev. Mr. McLean, Ripley, gave a fine sermon last Friday at the preparatory service to the Communion in Melville church His subject was "The Leader and Commander in Church Work." In addition to preaching in English at Rip- ley the reverend gentleman has a Gaelic sermon everySunday. The New Mill Running Everybody in this locality felt a great loss had been suffered by the community when the Pryne Mill was destroyed by flee last Spring. In its plan now atands new premises as large, except in height, and fitted nut in the moat modern plan. Pryne & Co. sold out to Messrs. Naegele & Logan and under their personal dit•ec- don the work has progressed until the machinery was set in motion last week. New buiiding has cement walla and is 40x56 feet, 2, stories, substantially built throughout and planned for the business. The engine and boiler horses adjoin the mill on the South. Machinery is the best going and con- sists of a 24 inch grain grinder with capacity. of 00 bags per hour ; an 18 inch grinder capable of handling 60 bags per hour ; and a 12x24 toll for oat flidemg that can put through abag in 80 Remands. These machines are:driven by 2 Barber Turbines of 85 horse power each. with abnut 12 foot head of water, which may be figured on for about 9 months In the year. To sup- plement any shortage there is a 95 horse power engine and a boiler of 110 horse power capacity so that things should go with a lively move, as they do. Easy and convenient methods of handling the grain and chop are being adopted in the way of trucks, bins, elevatore, etc., so that there will be as little delay. as possible. A business office ie being fitted up with desk, telephone, etc., and when everything is completed the Hem will have a modern plant capable of attending to the needs of this section, which is more and more becoming a stock feeding territory. A stock of flour and feed will be kept and grain may be bought when bins and elevators are built. A storm shelter, with meted roof, has been placed across the fropt of the rnill. Messrs. Naegele & Logan, although comparative strangers here, have already moved themselves practical men, have spared neither time nor money in fitting out the mill arid will be ready to give the public A 1 service without annoying delays on account of the increased capacity of the mac- hinery, We wish the new firm success and bespeak for them not only the goodly. share of trade enjoyed by the Pryne Co. but a large increase in the growth and development of stock feeding. Telephone No, is 75. MARRIED EICHNS-11101rWATT.-At the home of the bride's mother, Turnberry, on Repteinber 22nd, by Rev, '2, M. Wesley, Wroxeter, Vernon Higgins, of Toronto, son of Thos. and Mrs. Higgins, Wroxeter, to Miss Jennie Moffatt, youngest daughter of the late David Moffatt, 1110BAn-41/41EL-In Whighem, on September Wth, 1915, by Re's,. D. Perri°, Dr, T. T, Me• Rae, to Miss Rate, daughter of the late deo R. Stnith, both of Brusselts. AUCTION SALES wemerieney, sere. 29mu.-50 head of cattle at the Central Hotel yards, Brussels, at 2 p, 55 of thetn are steers rising 2 yearn old and balance Dttrhant and Holstein , grade cows, some near calving and seine heifers, R. JOHN. sm_oS, Prop. F. R. geom., Ana, MoNDAY, OCTOBER 4T1t.-Live stook, Tin, rilenienta, Household Furniture, eta, Cran• brook, at .2 p, m. Rale unreserved, JNo. BALTANTYRE. ?roll. F. 8. floome, Aun. TUIR4DAV, ()amebas Igeri.--Parm stook, ire eluding, Horses, Cattle and nom 814 Lot 00, non, 8, Morris township, sale at 1 p, In. Thee, Pleree,Prop. P, 8. Scott, Aue, • . Gulden * !Rule !Books I • : We wieh to announce I that we now have corn. •• • 4, plate stock of the neW 2 Golden Rule Boolts—let, • 2nd, 3i'd and 4111, at • 20 30 351k 40 cts • IRespectively • We will be very glad to raencyelovfe thyeorreaboovre•d. order 0:10,1; 54 55 126 120 FOX'S 18 45 50 • 28 12 910 9 15 112 6000 112 Is DRUG STORE 29 88 The Pentam Store The Petiple's Oolumn ICARM FOR •SALE AT A IllARGAIN.-Lot 111- 8, Con, 4, Grey • 100 acres. On the farm is a two-story cement house and bank barn, also and orchard.. For partioulare apply to F.15. SCOTT, Bruasels. •JAMES TAYLOR Licensed Auctioneer for Huron Co, Satisfaction assured ; Charges moderate. Write or Telephone if not convenient to call. Both Brussels and North Huron Phones. BELGRAVE P. 0. AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOOL -F. 8. ass Scott, Anationeer, has been instructed by the undersigned to sell by Public Auction at Lot 80. Con. 8, Morris. on Tuesday, Ostober 11. 01 1 o'clock, the following stook ;-18 heifers rising 2 yeara, 8 steers rising 2 years, 2 steers rising 0 years, 1 fat now, 1 bull about months old, 1 bull about 8 months Id, 1 bull calf 0 mon the old -with pedigrees furnished -1 filly rising 2 years, 2 finite rising 1 year, 10 hogs about 150 lbs., Show, abont1001ba, 1 Tam- worth sow in plc, 1 York sow to farrow Oct, mid under cash ; over that amount 10 months , •••••••••••••••••••••••••• HOUSE AND LOT FOR BALE on Queen,treet, etreet, Brussels ; sore of land with comfortable house. good stable, all kinds of small fruits, 2 good wells, &e, Posseardon at 0000 15 desired. For further partieulara apyly on the premises to NEWTON MCCAULAY, Brussels. Notice Notice is hereby given that a Court will be held, pursuant to the Ontario Voters' Lista Act, by His Honor the -,Judge of the County Court of the County of Huron, at the Connell Chamber. In the Village Of Brussels, on Thurs. day, the 7th day of October, 1915, at 9 o'clock a. m., to hear and determine complaints of errors and omissions in the Voter,' List of the Man. icipality of the Township of Morrie for 1915. Dated this 20th day of Sept • 1515, A. MAGEV9EN, Olerk Twp. Morris. FALL FAIR DATES Brussels Sept. 30, Oct. 1 7th1 Yorkshire hog Terms -All sums of 40 . annum off for ops Bay field B licliy rkth ton notes6 per cent per on Oct. 5, 0 credit given on furnishing approved elm Dungannon ......... ..... . ... Oct. 7, 8 Oct. 5-8 credit amounts. THOS PIERO% I Sept. 30,0ct. 1 FrePrietor. ; Galt . . .... . . ......... ....Sept. 30, Oct. 1 +++++++++++++++++++++++++2++++++++++++++++++++++4444+ CANADA'S HAIR FASHION STORE * 2 2 2 2 4. + 2 4. 1: • One Day Only. • • ale • -Ladies desirous of having Mies Glenn call at residence kindly leave address at Hotel. Glenn-Charles I . Hair Goods2 OUR MISS GLENN WILL BE IN Brussels, Monday,, October 4th I: AT THE AMERICAN HOTEL with a full line of Hair Goods including = Switches, Pin -curls, Partings, Pompa- dours, Transformations, &c. Men's Wigs and Toupees Eur- We are pleased to demonetrate our Goods, GLENN -CHARLES, .1. 100 King et. W. Toronto +++++++++++++++++++++++4-14f+++++++++++++++++44414-144. Our Banks and Their Investments Our Canadian Banks have, at the present time, more than one hun- dred and twenty million dollars invested in Stocks and Bonds. All their investments are in this form of securiey. That they are safe is evident or they would not buy them to the extent that they do. They muet be profitable, especially so at the present time, or the Banks would not be increasing then) at the rate they are now doing. Every month for some time past has shown a decided increase, Another favorable point in connection with the securities is that they may be sold just as easily and as quickly as they may be bought. There ie always a ready market for there. Look at any Bank state- ment; ask your Bank for their's ; and you will see these investments under the heading "Inimediately Available Assets." I can invest your money for you in exactly the same Securities as the Banks themselves buy, I buy in the same market as the Banks and at the same price. At the preeetml time you will receive 7% on any investment I may make for you. You may receive more, but not less. I will guarantee this rate of interest for any period up to five years on any investment I may make for you now, Send nre your name and addeese and I will gladly tell you how 1 can do this and give you arty other information you would like. This will incur no expense or obligation. My preeent address is Scotia Jct., Ont, If I could not do bust. nese with you by mail just as easily and as 'merely as if I were in Brus- sels I would be back there now, so important do I consider the matter Lo be to you, If you realized its importance to you is I do you would leorgitneotwo,me at once as yoni lose by delaying what. you might be mak- * R. 0. Deadman 5*' -Read My previous' advertisements for other interesting information.