The Brussels Post, 1905-6-22, Page 5len ELIUOTTAsy
TORONTO, OM `.•✓
i'f, GUn. YoNGa AND ALEXANDER
150 n1I,B HI'i9HIGN during July
uud Antatst for Public School Tonus -
ors and others. All of our graduates
anyl11ni0, ��H1Ulii Helmet is�eu 1'4xhlu It
s 000.
by stuntly"going ahead."" or "booting ninCirculars lroo.g
N w. J. 1£LLIOTT, Principal.
TRAIN UP A Ci-IILO
And wit .m, 1501 up eouLOd Lim or
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'Perin opens April 11t1, 1904
Two Courses—
Send for Collage Journal.
Commercial and Shorthand.
A, L. MoINTY10E, Manager.
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MEDICAL CARDS,
11'1'[;1. R. A. BURNS—
A"Juccessor to 1)r. J. A. Mtsotugblon
Brussels, Ontario
Graduate of Polyollniu Pool Graduate
School of Medicine and SurgorY, New York
Member et Oollogo of Physicians and Sur -
emote of Ontario.
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Sloe and residente 00m0 a0 formerly oc•
copied by Dr. iltoNaughtou.
Diseases of women a onoalatty,
BUSINESS GARBS.
)9y ONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER
Tout, L'. S. HOOT'r, Brussels,
vr H. MoORAOIiEN—
o Issuer of Marriage Licenses. 01•
lice at Gr000ry, Tnrnhorry ,.Crest, Brussels.
.pARMS FOR SALE—THE UN
nnn010N1n has several good Farit.s tot
sale and t0 rout, oaay terms, 10 t•uwuuhlpa
of Morrie and Grey. F H. 810'I'T. Breams
C. 0. F.
Court Princess Alexandria, No. 24, C.C. L'.,
Brussels, meets in their Lodge Boum. Sias -
bill Block, 1011 the led and last Tuesdays of
00011 mouth, at80'olook. Visiting brethren
always 10100mo. Jas. IUltelli98, O.B.
A.B. fd N1L1HH, it. S.
M. IVIORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON. ONT.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAMI
INe0RAN9R,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH,
AUCTIONEERS.
T,•S. SCOTT AS AN AUO'TION-
• EBB, will sell for hotter prleee, to
better men, in lose time and less charges
than any other Auctioneer in Bast Huron or
ho won't charge anything, Dates and orders
eon always be arranged at this ofaee or by
personal. applioatlon,
ROBT. H. GARNISS
BLurva D — ONT,
.Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terme reasonable. Sales arranged for
at iho oiiloe of TIM POST, 131tiaeel% 2211
VETERINARY.
GA. CUNNINGHAM—
a Honor 4) 0.10010 of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all die-
eases of domesticated aulmals:in a -compet-
ent manner. Portinttlar attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry and Milts rover. Calls
promptly attended to. Oalceaud Infirmary
—Four doors North of bridge, Toraberry at.,
omen's.
LEUAL Alll CONVEYA1UCI D.
A B. MACDONALD—
,E]..• Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Tete.
Successor to 0. 1r. Blair- Ohms over 81,100.
dnrd Bank, Brussels. Solicitor for Metro-
politan 13 sok,
bI. SINCLAIR—
t f o I3arr10ter, Solicitor Oouvoyaucer,
Notary Public, Sic. Oilioo—elewart'o Stook
I door North of Central Hotel,
Solicitor for the Standard Sauk,
1?13.013DFOO:C, HAYS & BLAIR-
1101 1U11'i'L1t9PUI T I 01 t- 'l 1- 813, NOTA1(108
11, 0. HAND
W, 1'ROIIDt'00T, If. C.
G. 11'. T3anin.
Crosse—ll'hose formed °co upledl by Mclean
Cameron &-Holt,
f4onnni010, GNTARIO.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD,
ttiterrIST
(Graduate of the Royal College or postal
Surgeons 01 Ontario end Pied clefts 1.10110,
Graduate of Toronto University. (linos
next toBrewer's Photograph Gallery,
B1WOHLILs,
OE TRAL
STRATpORD. ONT.
Votn
eau get a general otiltaalinn 151
�y any 81111001 but mime to aha (1I4NTit \L •
4d for Praotloa Jloo01nessPlandng, '1'hie.
College hag a 0OntIne1.tal reputation
V
for Omreughoe0o, 0pr'urtt11011000 oro
foe that, who oro pror,airod, Out
graenter always succeed. Yon nifty G (
ai
anter our 011 (4000 et any (lino, 19� write for free Uatalogtie.
ELLIOTT & MoteAOfL%N
Prineipale, ht Mre. Duncan's second address Ott
',Primary Work"' was along somewhat
j cru' pb,1rnn00111quh•ouloat"lmtrrmivaiinn
j to 000110'. d:'
ri'lll! pl)ttou. i11o1'LiliLll(1
add y 111 ins is itCllliexny
x,xsmavlr=x.
OPENS SEPTEMBER 411l
Over ono -hull ,bo Mutton to we mm aeoon1.
tna,rnto are enrolled fur the above data
APPLY EARLY.
Shorthand and 1'yeowrltblg tloparlmsnt
will be mond to noun. Drop up stairs,
Vnndl•Iak's 131ock,and see 110.
(LINO. HP0101111(4 011198 NGIIPI Y,
Priuolpal & Pan). Ludy Principal.
COUNTY SABBATH SCHOOL
OONVENTION.
The annual meeting of the Huron S. B
Aesuciution was held in Goderiob on
.Cnoa:lay of heat week with 0 good attend•
tt000 of doleetttee• The day 00ae10110 were
held in V,otoria street ohnrob and the
evening meeting at Kuox oburch,
The morning 00101nnn opened with
devotional exeroise0, after which the
reports of the dhfferent ofioore were
heard. The preside,(, Abner Oosene,
Wiugham, brought up the question of
the advisability ot continuing the organ
lzation in the face of 00 many disoonrage•
menta. Something must bo done, he
o aid, to Ilra0110 more interest in the work
and bring the Sunday soboolo into ol0eer
touch with the county organization. The
oorroependiug ee0retsry, Jas. Mitchell, of
Goderiob, Mao referred in his (sport to
the many die000reging faatarse in the
work, Some dfei:waiou followed these
repute which brought out the fact that
ft was apparently not the wish of thn
convention that the Ceauty Association
should be sbaudoued. E A. Hardy, the
Provincial training teeuber, 1liered the
suggestion that township conventions
ob.,uhl be organized. In hie txperieuoe
00111, oueventious had done good work.
Air Mitchell enggeetecl that °Rob member
or the executive should not as overseer in
hie part of the oounty, visiting each
acbool'in hie dietriot al least once a year,
Rev. W. H. Graham thought that
though they might feel discouraged they
must not forget Ulu the association was
O port of the Provincial Aesooiation,
whioh was doing nnoh g. od work, aud
th.'t they should keep in touoh with it,
The eearetary•treavurer, J. 0. 'Stone.
man, of Henoall, presented a statement
of flnanoes for the year ; reoeipto, $108..
04 ; expenditures, $7S 45 ; belanae on
}laud, $28 48.
AFTeanco11 8E8810N'
After devotional exercises the reporte
of the nominating stud resolution oom
miltees were presented, The fo'lowing
aro the offiiero for the coming year ;—
President, Jae. alitoheli, Goderiob ; Vice
President, J. 0. Stoneman, Henealt ;
Seo -Treas., Mies Eder, Blyth • Oor.
Seo., Rev. Jul. Hatnilton, Godorioh.
The unmber on the executive was, at the
euggeetion of Mr. Hardy and some others,
reduced from seventeen to seven, the four
offices and three additional members to
be appointed by the committee. The
resolution oommitteo recommended that
the towuehipe be organized for Sunday
Bobool purposes and an effort made to
iuoludo every Sande), wheel, and that
hereafter the County Conventiou be held
in connection with one of the township
uonveutione.
Daring the afternoon Mrs, Duncan, of
Toronto, primary expert, delivered two
very interesting and inalruotive addresses,
the first being on "Family Co operation."
In the beginning,ehe said, the training
of gbtldron was entrusted to the families
and for many 00' ttirie0 there had bean
no other menus The Sunday school
works in a lino with families. It needs
the mether'0 and father's help—Sunday
schools do not wish to take the work of
training the children from their parents,
tint to tvorll in noojnnotiou with them.
She quoted from the Bible many exam•
plea of children reared in homes of prayer
whose influeuoe as they grew up bad been
far•reaohing snd 'eating, viz., Liana,
Jacob, Joseph, Moses, Samuel and many
others, 101 reference to the opeoial part
mothers have in this training she quoted
(rem Ezekiel, "Aa is the mother 00 is the
daughter." The mother le the light of
the home. Bussed be childhood for the
love it brings loco our homes and our
hearts. Mrs. Duncan gave many tram•
plea of great men who had given their
hearts to God when they were ohildron,
Over the cradle of every child should be
seriously shouldered the query, "What
manner of obild shall tide be ?" The
training should begin in infancy. Aa
soon as a child oat be taught to trust and
obey bio penults he oan be taught to trust
and obey God. Parente have the noblest
work of all in tenohiug Children, but
many parents negleot such opportunities
and then oomee fu the work of the' San.
day sohool — to supplement, Primary
teavhers ehou'd remember that in intln-
0noiag to child they are teaching him and
we moat all reeliz, that in the home, in
the Ohurol, aid in iho world we are all
00 uperetoro with Christ,
Dr. Towler, of SVingham, (hell read a
paper on "Bible Glees Teaching." The
Oat work, he said, ie the tettehing
Christ, the greatest teooher should, 'be
our model. The euwees 0f the Sabbath
suhool depends on the teacher. The
timelier moat have an object in view or
the teaching will be worthless, There
are two aue,ofae --the divine agency,
witiol% io the word of God' ; the Lunen
ageuoy, wh,ch ie the 10x01101', Sieh n
mored work needs g00115ontinne. Flret
preparation. Education in the work is
a0' neooerary as in wordly matters. As
the aeellilr teeoltef 111101'0 his text book
iso ahou,d the Sabbath school neither
know his, A eyetemnttoplau of studying
ehoold be arranged early in the week.
'Teachers must read, study references and
agntexto, pray, think, 1000011 I08ean
helps and map Out the worst. Teaohing
means' work. Other uelification0 are
regularity of attendance, pnnotnality,
obeertct'nese, an intima le knowledge of
snob member' of the oleos, Ito teaching
there is o'ten a failure to make scholars
understand from the he0rt, The object
of the 'ocular °shoo' i0 instruction, but
of the S.bbalh eohool impression end
°Sweete' bni!ding. 'Tho teacher meal
melte the Bible so attrnotive as to
Interest careless pupils, It den be trade
to touch lives and mould ohartetere,
and if OA eoud is sown with Dare results
are 000dr
the same lines ea those tapes by Dr,
Ilowh•r. At one time. .hs said, any
t0'' cher was 014.3101:.1 1., be good eltuui41
1,l' the primary teens, but that day has
passed and none but the boat would do
now, It le in the primary department
that the otrlieot twit MOM 100th1g im
preteione ore made, The gaalili1ati0ns.
for snob a teacher area A thorough
know edge of the subject ; a thorough
an11ao0rati011 to Ohrlet and to her clam ;
a solemn series of raop•meibility—the
onming generation ie before her and
through her alone eomc of them may
hoar 1110 massage ; a grasp of the pas
01111111 0'0 of child development ; an
insight into child nature ; a love for
children ; a belief in child Obriatiane ;
to know osoh scholar by 00m0 3 pnnotn-
ality and regularity ; 0fuoerity end rever-
ence, 'i'Ite teaching muetbe interesting,
instructing and impreaoing, In every
10004011 there is the teed of life eterutsl,
Illustrate the lemon Dimply and clearly,
Improeelono aro made more gelidity
through the aye the ar. Te
I } 1 a. 1& 11th
naturk byob sots bymodels byblank,
, 1 '
boards, but not with too elaborate draw
lege, by oolorod piotures, papers and
books and by stories of everyday life.
Touch from their level and proc •ed from
the 1111011, I0 the uuknown. '.Che beat
rule is the old one—line upon line, pre.
Dept upon precept. Remember that
the teooher le the child's exempla,
therefore ho ahou•d walls with Christ
and bring the children tvith him,
Primary teaching wee exemplilied with
n oleos of ohildron by Mies Ohurahill, of
Clinton, who used drawings and models.
Lhia proved very interesting.
Mr. Hardy, Previnofal training teooher,
then spoke on "The Preparation of the
Lesson." There are two kinds of prep.
aratioo ; first, by the eoholar, second,
by the teooher, The first its very, desir-
able. Many teaohore oonplain that they
oannot make their pupils prepare the
tenon, but buena some cannot it does
not prove that it i0 impossible. He re•
oommended the giving out of work to be
done by the pupils for the next lesson,
whiolo method he had found very useful.
For such work marks wore allowed and
diplomas Awarded for a eerteiu p -r cent.
attatmd. during the year. Ile did not
believe 1,1 awards of money value exoopt
Bibles. The teacher's preparation should
be twofold—of heart and of mind. A
godly eharaoter io essential but not
enough. Ile believed in daily prayer for
every member and the neooeeity of
having an intimate talk with the pupils
eeptretely, for bays especially will not
open their hearts before ethers. Every
lesson has its central truth, wbioh-should
be dieoovered by the teaoher. The
lesson should be lived by him all the
week before, so that he oan teach if from
the heart. In speaking of the prepare,
tion of the leaeon from an intellectual
point of view he need the following
plan :
I. Preliminary facts—(1) time ; (2)
place ; (8) pereouo ; historical surround•
fnae.
II. Main faote—(5) connection with
previous lesson ; (6) leeeen etory, by
analysis : (7) meaning of words • (8)
oeotral truth ; (0) suggestive application.
III. Adaptation — In preparing the
lesson the tesobershould read it over
two or three times after he oomee home
from Sunday eohool, think about it all
week, at the end of the week use the
leeeou helps.
Mr, Hardy closed by quoting the fol-
lowing advice given by a Sunday school
worker :
1, Think yourself empty.
2, head yourself fail.
8, Write yonreelf olear.
4, Pray yourself hot.
EVENING 0800I0N,
The evening 8eeeion opened with a
devotional and sang eerviooled by Rev.
Jas. A. Audereon, atter which the new
president, James Mitchell, wee introdeoed
and took charge of the meeting. In the
absence of Rev. J. W. Holmes, of Gorrie,
Rev. W. H. Graham, of Victoria etreet
Methodist aburob, gave an address on
Mr. Holmes' anbj'ot, "Are pareote and
guardians doime their duty to the Sun.
day eohool ?" He said in part that this
question should be considered in con•
junction with another, "Are parents
doing their duty towards their ohildron
Brussels
Greenhouse.
PLANTS AND
FLOWERS,
You will Ond at Brussels Oreenhoaso
any quantity of Tomato, °salfflower,
Oelery and Cabbage Plants, Tomato
Plante 10e. a box or 8a, a dozen Iooee,
Fine oollootion of Flowering Plante.
A choice lot of Geranium° and
Annoalo for bedding.
Cut Flowers oupplied.
Floral Designs made to order,
MiSS KELLY.
in the home ?" Why should not obild.
ran be brought to Oltriet in infaooy Rud
not be 'allowed a grow up in ai0 with a
need of oonvereioniu later years? No
greater obligation recto on man than the
training of hie obildree iu the fear of the
Lord, and the first duty of parents to the
ebildren begins int home, Mr, Graham
gave as au example of religions instruct -
tion the child tretuing fit a certain Jewioh
home of hie coq tafutanoe. All dined:
organizations inotoded the training of
children and no organization oould take
the place of the Sunday eohool, The
responsibility reale, then, with the par -
ants to encourage the euperietendent
and teaohere in their labors and to give
flnanoial support in the carrying on of
the work. Mr. Graham's address was
followed by a duet, "Lead, Kindly Light,"
by Mise MnVitlie and Jae, F. Thomson,
and then Mr. Hardy, training leaohor, of
Toronto, addressed the meeting on the
Subject, ',Teacher Training." Mr. Hardy
epoke of the great progress made in the
Sunday soheol world during the teat
thirty-three years io the arotdteotnre of
Sunday eohool roome and in their equip•
mont and in the enlargement of the
oonetituenoy of the Sunday salmi. In
the later connection he mentioned the
oradle roll, the borne department and the
000ior or adult Bible olaes, Tile (intuition
of effioienoy on the part of the teaahere
was a matter of great importance, expert
0ervfoe was needed here se in other work.
Mr. Hardy recommended a training of a
oombinstioe of practical work in the
Sunday school and a oouree of Bible
study, several of which he mentioned.
The effort is worth while because of the
greatness of the work of soul -winning
and soul traioiug of the future oitizaue of
a 00110try 0'o potentially great. Mr.
Hardy's address contained many praotioal
suggestioue for tl,e improvement of
eohool equipment and the efficieooy of
the teachers,
ONRIBTIAN ENDEAVOR CONVENTION.
The County Christian Endeavor con-
vention was held on Wednesday, and a
report will be given next wash.—Signal.
WIIF.N SEVEN OMEN D11t
You know at least one "of them had
consumption. At first it was only
oatarrh—bat it was neglooted. When
"Oatarrbozone" cures so quickly it is
foolish to suffer—It's a shame to keep on
suffering and hawking. Oatarrhozone
goes direst to the canoe of the dieesee,
that's why ft's so dead aertaio to cure. It
stops the cough, prevents that disgusting
discharge, clears phlegm out of the throat
in five minutes. Very pleasant, and sate
too ; get Oatarrbozone from your drug•
gist today.
Wlno'ha,m•
Ivan Johnston bas neared a titoation
in London.
The Fisllleigh estate has paid 55 ote.
on the dollar.
The Beeler Oo'y have found it neces-
sary to make an assignment,
L. O. L. exo0r0iou to Detroit will be
dated this year August 26th.
Dr. J. S. Chisholm left for the Wott,
where he will no doubt iodate in some
rising town.
YOU HAVE HEARD OF
FESSOR DORENWEND
America's Greatest Hair
Goods Artist. ... He is
Coming to
AMERICAN HOTEL, BRUSSELS on
Wednesday, June 28th
This Agit giver you a chance to consult Peo>•.
Do1ENwegn about your llhlr and to uhoase from the
stook of Hair Goode, which he carries with him—
just what yon r (pita. Y •n own try ou-any Bwitob,
Bang, Pompadour, eta., and 010 just hbw 113003U.
Pnoy, Donnwwmmn Doan be depended upon to
0'"11 you only first quality, Hair Goode, Yon are
not foroed to buy because you call to Dee and
examine these goods.
Baldness
en all man know,
01 ' 6. urea and adds
an aged expresalon
to the fano. Why
remain Bald when
Professor Doren -
wend nem lit yon
with a WIG or
TOUPEE, whioh will hide all tra0e0 of Baldnese and take the
place oi yule own hair ? Dootore eec0mmond these Toupeo0 00 a
preventative for colds in bead, catarrh and neuralgia. Pnovesoon
Dole:swoon will fit you on the spot and show you just clow yon look
iofterwnrdo.
LADIES --READ
THS!
Yon will novae have a better opportunity to gee for yonroelf
aha beautiful aseorttn0nt of swrronEs, BANGS, POMPA..
DO`O1(,s, WAVES, WIGS, E 0,, which Prafeseoe Doretlw0ud
entries with him. til
;
Remember the Date and don't f ,il
an
to call at the hotel and see Pao.
1r88013 D011k1N1y.DND.
If you 001,0011
anti write for
Prof, Doren-
weed's Onto -
tem. It's free.
THE Dorenweud Co. of Toronto,
108 and 108 YONG, I STs, TORONTO.
Limited
The Shaw 131ook °banged hands re.
ennit , Mrs. L, FL Hanson be'ug the
i i'urtlh.. cr
t3uu1 0'i lrr Stewart is thinking of going
‘i1
1;'10 ld
Tornio has purohasett
lir. 1511 w.r,") roefdeno0 on #iagonal tit,
Dr, Keuu.-dy'o e000nd daughter, Irimo,
was tattoo ill with appendicitis, An
operation was performed, which 11a8
euooeeoful,
The flower bade in front of Town Hell,
that were so beautiful with Islip bloom
this Spring, hove been planted with
Oannee and geraniums.
IlLOO n POISON PROM (*ENS
Io sure to follow if yon nee a razor or
irritating oorn salve. For fifty yeare the
one rade remedy hail bean Putman'° Oorn
Extraotor, It's tate,--absolutely pain.
Wee, and gnaruteed�
L I 'oto Am 01.
No 0 company 28,1 Regiment, lett for
camp io Lendon otiMouda
y.
About 800 people took in the Atwood
Sons of Sootlond excursion to Guelph.
Lielowol 3,4050 meeting 'Fawley,
Wednesday and Thaioday of this week,
The furniture (110lory finds it neoee-
eery, to worts overtime to keep up with
the orders.
R. F. and Mrs. Brook iuteod taking a
trip to the Old Land and will leave
about July lat.
The new appointees AD issuers of
marriage lieeneee are :—J. H. Gunter,
Juo. Gabel and J. Livingston, jr,
Soots Burton, we are sorry to learn le
not improving since returning home from
the Wool, and is at present am lined to
hfa bed.
Owing to the retirement of the agent
at dimooe, B. Foreyetb has been trans.
(erred from the Listowel agency of the
Bank of Hamilton to that of Sim000.
J. M. Oampbell, who hoe been in obarge
of the Palmerston bra,oh, sueoeedo Mr.
Fore•iyeth here and F. J. Fastin, ac-
countant, Palmerston will take charge
there,
North Perth ()aunty L. 0. L. held the
semi-annual meeting In the Orange .hail
here on Tuesday afternoon of taut week,
there being a good attendance. The
usual baeineee 1100 disposed of, Both
North and South Perth (Jaunty lodges
will celebrate the oomiug 12th in Strat-
ford thin year.
The local lodge of Oddfeliowa held a
deooration eervi00 at Fairview came -
eery o0' Sunday afternoon oommenoing
at 8.80 o'olook. The brethren met at
their hall and marched in procession to
the oemetery where the ritual service
set for each 000aeions was performed
end the graves of deceased brethren
decorated with flowers. A special choir
lead in the music at the eervioe. There
was a large atlendauoe, many visitor°
from other towns being noticed. The
town Baca beaded the prom:Beion.
THE T0016 Or' HEALTH
Moet be more than a stimulant—mast
be a food a0' well. There is one medicine
that ie both a food and a tonio,—it aide
digestion, promotes assimilation, oonvette
food into nutriment that bnilde up nerve,
blood, brain and bone. "That tonin is
Ferrozone which contain° exaotiy what e
run down 0yetem needs. Ferrozone
oapplies oxygen to purity the blood,
pboephorne to develops the brain, iron to
harden the muscles. No wonder it
maltee such vigorous min and women.
You'll eat, eleep, think and feel better by
using Ferrozone ; try it—now. Fifty
cents buys fifty oh000late coated Ferro
zone tablets at all dealers,
113!ytis.
A garden party under the anepioeo of
the Young People'o society of Trinity
obnrob will be held on the obaroh lawn
on Friday evening, July 14th,
Thome Ballantyne has an apple tree
in his garden that has a full grown rose
on it. This is the mond rose this tree
has produced this season.
Mrs, W. J. Davie and Mies Birdie
Davie left for Ayton, where they will
make their home and where Mr. Davie
has been residing for some time pant.
Joseph end Kra, Btothere left for
Rochester, New York, where they were
called by te;egram to the sink ohamber
of Mr, Btotbere' brother, J„mea Btothers.
Mies Luella Holmes bade good bye to
her Blyth friends haat week and telt far
Parkhill, where she will spend two weeks'
visiting at the home of her brother and
will then go to her new home at Dor-
obeeter.
Shortly before seven o'oloolc Wednes-
day morning of 'last week smoke was
seen iv.ning from the second 0tory
windows of J. G, Moser'° hardware store.
The fire alarm was eonnded and when
the front door of the store woe opened
it was discovered that the whole interior
was full of smoke and the fire woe at
work in the work -shop in the rear. The
fire, which had evidently been °moulder.
Ing for some hours, was extinguished
with a few pails of water. The work.
bench and a great nanny tools were
burned and rendered u'eleoe and tete
interior of the store and shop, together
with the gook of etovee, hardware and
tinware, were more or leen damaged by
smoke. The begin of the fire cannot be
accounted for. Early in the evening
Mr, Moser and hie staff had been solder-
ing some eavetronghs, which they were
going to take to the ooantry in the
morning, bot had finished them two
Moore and a half before IYIr. Moser went
home, which wits 1015 o'clook. When
the etore wag oluaed for the night there
was no sign of either fire or smoke. Mr,
Moser dames his lose at $1000, whioh is
fully oovered by Inonranoe,
AN AMERICAN 11i8E011.
Some doctors go so far as to say that
indigestion is the CO4iORE} disease of
Amorists, There 10 but one notional
remedy for indigestion Red that remedy
ie Dr. Hamilton'a Pille will aaoelorebe
the action of the gaetrio juice and give
tone to the digestive organa. They
etroogthen the kidueye nuts neer, cleanse
and purity the blood, and time odd genet.
al tone to ever organ in the body.
Fleoh and strength are Past restored anis
the patient can ant and digest any food
he pleaaee. Test Dr. Hamilton'e Pills
yonraelfe-25o, per box or five boxes for
$100 at all dealers.
Earl Wilkiueon, son of Walter Wilkin•
goo, was drowned at Bnell'o Lake.
Findlay D. Robineon, Treasurer of
Tilbury township, ie $0,000 ehOrt in his
molt.
Lenin Bradley, of Red Deer, wee sem
tended to floe year0 (mprigotimsnt and
0, Bnri(hardt, of liidmonton, to live years
tor horee.etealing,
MoKrivivoiv & Co,
BL-YTH
Hot Weather _ ____._ __------•_--
Goods
The hot weather is now upon us in 0arna00, and we are folly proper.
ed for it with a range of light Summer Deese Msteria's in all the now
etyleo and fabrioa, also Blowiest, Comte, Hosiery, Gloves and Whitewear
of all kinds.
There is no use suffering with the heat when
you can get nice cool goods at prices like these :
—Black Grenadine, 42 inches wide, in fanoy stripes and ,floral designs,
worth 750, for 60a,
—Organdies, in different qualities, at 120, 15o, 20o, 250 and 35o.
—Blaok M
alslin i plainn
a a and fan stripes, at150,2011 and
ov 25o.
pp ,
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— White Lawn, �l yards wide,at 100 120, 15a 20o and 25a.
— Fine Zephyrs, 101 colors of ink and blue, worth 15o, reduced to 120.
—Ootbon Voiles in plain colors, also spoils and choke, 84 inobee wide,
regular 1 0
6 for 12,
g �
— Ail.ovor Laoee, in white cream, black, champagne and two -toned offoobe,
at 35o, 50o, 65o, 75o end $1.
—Ladies' Large Laois Collars at 50o, 75o, $1 and $1.50.
—Ladies' Stammer Comte, made o! line batiste and netting, at 350 and
50o.
— Ladies' Tape Girdles, rogalnr 50o, for 840.
—Ladiee' White and Cream Taffeta Gloves at 15o, 20e and 25o.
—Ladies' Blank, White and Cream Pore Silk Glovee, in all sizes, at 25o,
85o and 500. 1-pZt
—Ladiee' Corset Cover°, very epeeist, at 25o, 35e, 500 and 75o.
—Ladies' Shirt Woiote, made of fine white organdy, nafneook and mnalin,
great value at $1, $1.25 and $2.
—Ladfea' Silk Belts, io black and colors, at 250,50a and 75o.
—Boys' Linen Snits, with sailor Dollar, a snap at 750.
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Shirts
—On Saturday we will put on sale 10 Dozen
Men's Fine Shirts to clear at
75
Comfort and appearance are looked for in Men's
Shirts. Comfort is only found in well proportioned,
well made Shirts. That is the kind we sell and the
kind here advertised.
Appearance is a matter of taste. Our stock is so
large and well assorted that we can suit any and every
taste, and the workmanship on every Shirt we sell will
stand the closest scrutiny.
The Shirts are a special purchase, and at the price
are remarkable values.
—Men's Fine Neglige Shirts, in fine colored oambrio, laundried
neckband earl miffs. They are this ,season's latest pstternein
nein and fancy stripes and figures, oorreot ooloring, sizes 'y
14 to 17i inches. Regular $1.00 qualities for • / 5
—Manly Fine Colored Cambric Shirts, le,undried, abort bosom style,
separate link oaffe or muffs attached, full size bodies, aeeorted
patterns in stripes and figures, Hebb, medium and dark colorings.
Size 14 to 17 inches. They are $1.00 qualities. While a
the last
t Watch for them in our window Saturday.
Gentlemen !
I have opened for your inspection a nice line of the
latest up-to-date styles in
SUMMER VESTS
They are correct in style and perfect fitting vests.
All ehadee and all sizes in stock, at prices from 750'
upwards. See them.
D. C • ROSS
LEADING CLOTHIER, BRUSSELS.
V E .Oc-°4, M: ri' rWu - a r�?LSS
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BUGGIES
Our Fine and Up-to-date stock of Bug-
gies is now on the market and we invite
intending purchasers to call and inspect,
They are all made of best material with
the very latest improvements.
Have you seen our fine display of Oak
made Wagons ? Every one warranted to
be as represented.
Repairs and Painting promptly attended to.
Tops Relined and Covered and made as good
as new. Call and see us.
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