The Brussels Post, 1912-5-2, Page 5s
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BUSINt tis
H, NlcU1tA(JKJ N—
V Y • laeuor at Marriage 1'sloensea, Of.
goo at Gro l' nrnuerry ntr•at, isruaovlt
Kr O. T. M.
Breasela. ,Pent of the Maooabeea. rte, 84
hold their regularmeetings in the Lodge
Boom, Banker Stook, on the lot and 8r(i
Tuesday evenings of eaoh month
A, SO11HJi6,Oow ways A,MoGUIIIR14,,1t, h.
WM, SPENOE
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
oF MARRIAGE LIOENSEd
alae In the Paid adios, Ethel. '80.9
JOHN SUTHERLAND
LNarmANOt,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
1 (i B. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
• gas, will sell for better prions, to
better men in .lase time and less chargee
than. say other Auctioneer in Leet Huron or
he won't charge anything, Dates and orders
can alwaya be arranged et this ollae or by
personal npplloatton,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
V‘7 M SINCLAIR—
• Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer,
Notary Pobifo, &c. u®ee—Stewarts Block
I door Nor tb 01Central -Hotel,
Solicitor for the Metroporitau Bank,
PKOUDFO01 BAYS & EILLORAN
BARHIS'1AiRs SOLICITORS, NOTARIES
11UBLIU, ETO,
W. Paoonroow, B. C. It C. Halts
J. 04. KOLLOBAN
OWoeo—Those formerly ()coupled by Moms
Cameron & Holt.
(i00001Oa, OW1ABte.
W. H. L.,OVE
1 Funeral Director
and Embalmer
Orders promptly and care
fully attepded to Hight or
day. Phone 228.
vETHEL,1 ONT.
tr 7TTtr
Business Cards
DR. T. 7'. M0 RAE
Bachelor of Medicine, University of Toronto ;
Licentiate and Graduate of the Oollego of Phy-
sicians and Surgeons, Ont. • Post.graduate
°M,oago Eye, Ear, Nose and Throw. Hospital,
Chicago, Ill. E% -Rouse Surgeon t0 St, Mich.
eel's Hoaphhal, Toronto.
Oilaa over F, 1i. Smith's Drug Stare. Tele-
phone connection with ()outbreak at all hours.
DR. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL, ONT.
Physician and Surgeon; Post Graduate courses
London (Eng.), New York and Chicago Hos.
phalli. Special attention todisease or eye, ear,
nose and throat. Eyes tested for glasses.
DR. HAMILTON
Dental Burgeon
Honor Graduate Dental Department, Toronto
University ; Licentiate of Royal Oonege of
Dental Surgeons, of Toronto, Office in Smith
Block recently vaunted by Dr, Fetid.
DR. WARDLAW •
Honor graduate Of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night calla. Office opposite
Flour Mill, Ethel,
MAUDE O. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST.
Personal graduate Department of 0phthal-
otology, Mcl:ormick Medical College, Ohioago,
III., is prepared to test ovyen end 118 glasses et
her office over Grewer's 1eenturant, Brussels,
Wednesday, Thursday,Friday and Saturday
every second week Office hours 10 to 12 n. M.
and 1 to Op. m. In Toronto, at 110 Spasms
ave.. remainder of time. Phone 1210
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ALAN LINE.
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Prat Row Items
Royal Mail Steamers
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St. Lawrence Season
TO LIVERPOOL
Steamer Prom St. .lohn From Halifax
Tunisian ... Friday May 8 May 81
Virginian .... Friday May Ill Tune 7 .
(loretean .., Friday May 17 June. 14
Victorian ..,.Friday May 29 June 21
TOQ LASGOW
Pr torian ....Saturday 10,, 4 June 1
e 9 y
Hnn ,•fan Saturdaybin 11 .luno 8
Scandinavian Saturdaal ay 18 June 15
Grampian .Suturally May 25 Jane 22
•T.'HAVRE eg LONDON
Sicilian .. . ,.. Sunday May 5 June 9
Ionian.... Sunday May 12 June 10
Uotinthlnn .,Sunday May 10 June 28
Scotian Sunday May 20 June 80
Lake Brie Sunday Jane 2 3015 7
Full information a9 to rotes, 81.0., on eppll a•
tion to
W. H. KERR.
Agent Allan Lite. 13ruesel0.
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
J Our classes are now larger than ever C
before but we have enlarged our quart -
era and we have room :for a few more
students. You may enter at any time: 6,v[
We have nataff of courses
in- pa
and d our courses are the best. P
Our graduates summed. Thla week
rthree recent graduates informed as
'aathey have positions paying
and 12nper ,oWehave threed0-
pntnete — Commercial, Shortland
and Telegraphy. Write for our free
catalogue now.
tri D. A.-MCLAOHLAN, Principal. 0
RUPTURE
Cured
At your home without
pain, danger or operation.
My method will cure ap-
parently hopeless cases no
matter what your age is
or how long ruptured.
Why Y rup-
ture
until our ru -
ture becomes strangulated
when you can be cured ?
Do not wait - fill in coupon'
Age .. 'Pima Rup. ......
Single 01 Double
Name.'
Address . .
and return to
J S. SMITH
88 Caledonia St.
Dept, A Stratford, Ont.
Isthere anything in all this wood
that is of more importance to yon
than good digestion ? Food. most be
eaten to 513811ain life and most be
digested and converted into blood,
When the digestion fails the whole
body suffers. Chamberlain's Tablets
are a rational and reliable care for in..
digestion; ' They ineee1Lae the flow of
elI the
10
bile, purify the blood, AtYen gth(
stomach, and tone ftp the whole
digestiveapparatils to a 180,1111 al 0-1181
health • notion. Foe sale' by alt dealers.
GET Ottt Your straw hats,
a spirit in the air.
OLD newspapers in 51. bundles an THE
PoIT
Rou'ra t 181(111 printed nn short node
niid reasonable rates to 't'Htt POST.
D,IN'T 111iSF I he Chi N:•met Disptan'
and
finishes during the dt minis!! a....
e* '1'iitnu & Gillespie's on Friday. Ms.,
3r.1
THE post office department has a'
000811ed that a midnight mail from "o•
our° will replace the Flying Petit on
lune 1St.
TELL His re winged winds time sr
mind ant• nalhwa roar d, to not ktot,
n1 lie' ' I tart, re white 11 r'.
q `p
11011wn )11 "' ?
to
A \1 I' DD Lmnlrrlc of 'rhe G'',
melt Slat ba- taken an interest in 1'1,
Camphell'ord Despatch '+nd has rem. v
rd
to 'hat t, w
YOU'LL vee come as'est ,:'
Ch• Namel the "a,erprn •r V(I 11(01'
the pecril rem -t ration at lutltt.0 &
(illesnie's more on Friday, \la 3 d
FORBES BkOF. 110Ve secur, d the eon
tract for the new teleplone line a'
Aylmer and for the exlensinn of t8'.
Line at Shakespeare They bu]it the
Bruoselo
Sirk headache results from a dis-
ordered condition of the stomach, and
can be cured by the use of UhauIhe-
lain's Stomach and. Liver Tablets,
Sold by s all dealers.
Is it a srs;n Of optimism or an evidence
of fickleness that the first day or Bun
shine sends more persons to the tall
road office in search of circulars Telling
them where they may get relief from
the heat ?
Rev I E Ford, Wesley church
Clinton, is inenlioned as the pr.b th'.'
President of London Conference for
next rear, Conference will -assemble in
St 'Thomas the first week of June
Din fou notice your address: label ?
Turn the paper over and look at it now,
If your paper is mild up to January zeta
he happy but if not seek happiness ht
Nearing off the amount. Hundreds are
in sneers vet but nearly every day some-
body is aiding us in the clearing up cru
Rade.
IN LOnnectiol( with the Stratfo-d Nn
111x1 School Literary Society 'Pont Al m
strong, of this locality, has been chosen
vice President He is developing into
quite a public speaker, THE PosT wishes
him the best of success 5011 would re-
commend other young men to go and do
Likewise in the matter of polishing
up
their talents.'
1 R,
"Mothers' Day" is becoming more
and more observed in churches of both
Canada aid the United States, anti
many clergymen on that day will de
liver special sermons calling attention
to theet ,
mother's s n fluence m the home
"Mothers' Day"
this year will 1e ee
-
brazen ou Suudav May Jath Wear
a white carnation in honor of the event.
NORTH HURON LICENSES —A ;meeting
of the License. Commissioners for North
It wen was held at the Exchange Hotel,
Wall a
In h lm when the licenses lu the
f,
riding, were again graced rhe holder's
of licenses are : W Ingham- J. E.
Swarts• io8tn Putlond, B J. Dovie, C
E. Lepard, John Schaefer ; i3luevale-
1 r;. Johnston ; Belgrave—'Phos. Hill ;
Myth- loll 11 Meerughey and Mrs
Mason'; Walton— Fred H. Miller;
Wroxeter—Geo 'POWn,
A n ire from George Dobson, of Tes-
sier, Sisk., under date of April 811
save., -'Seeding commenced here on.
April tet We are having lovely Spring
waste• and prospects are good for
Misr KItn101181' in 'Tessier. We are nil`
:cell. I need mol telt (1018 we ,can' lin
stnl8 48) +'lilt POAT, 0.16• penal note Mn
c' 0,01(8 Caul that " 'I'he,wl'Iter is it we"
known fie met Ethelite and a brother tc
H M bohson.
Prominent Manufacturer Speaks --
Lr Vanleek Hill, 011t„ 110 01ne is het
ter kernel) than Geo. S. ' Witt son
\l'hen he 8lt11, ''(118(111131(00111' Is t, real
mire," depend 0n it beim~ sot, "illy)
,vife" he writes "Was subject to ;bad
attacks of throat levitation and trod•
chl((11 Many rtv4H'dies-were trit'tl burl.
1810 proved at all useful. Calaish
(,zone WAS diffrrant. • It seemed to got,.
right at the sore spots and brought
relief gniokly' We have fonind Cat,
axml0zoni an absol((.e mire for bron-
chitis and catarrh." Nothing cures
more gutsily so get it to -day, two
sizes, 250 and $1.00 at all dealers;
FOR THE STOMACH
iloro's an Offer You Should not Over*
look
Roxall Dyspepsia Tablets remedy
stomach troubles by aiding nature to
supply the elentells the absence of
which in the gastric juices causes in-
digestion and dyspepsia, They aid
the stomach to digest food and to
quickly convert it into rich red blood
(111(1 Material necessary foe overcom-
ing natural body waste.
Carry tL package of 1ti'xall Dyspepsia
Tablets in your vest poeket, or keep
them in yuo' room, Take one after
each heave ureal and prove our 149-
0411'881011 that ii -14;1, tion will not
bother you,
We know what }tomtit Dyspepsia
Tablets are and what they will do.
We gual1tlttee them to relieve hndi-
geatitltl tat1(1 dyspepsia. If they 6411
the will refund your money.
Three sizes : 25 cents, 50 cents, and
$100. Remember, you can obtain
Resell Remedies only tot 1101 store—
The Rexall Store. F. R. Smith,
JOIN the great clesn-up army right
away if not already in the ranks,
1`u! PoaT would not be surprised to
see
Goslings.
Gardening.
Good weather.
Grass cutting.
Grsiu growing.
Grippe vanquished.
GODERICH Star of last week says :—
"We are Informed that the coal and
wood business which has been carried
on for a number of years by F. Barlow
Holmes, has been disposed of to
Frank W. McDonagh, of Carlow, and
Alf. Gledhill town, who will forte
a partnership in the conduct of the
business. Both gentlemen are men of
ability, and .vill no doubt do a success•
ful business. We have not heard at
time of writing what Mr. Holmes pro-
poses doing." Mr. Holmes was a form-
er Brusselite being a son of Dr. W. J. R.
Holmes, a well known former resident,
AGAINWI•'lHE CIGARETTE.—At a meet
tog of lirusse,s Branch of the W. C, T.
the following resolution
U. g was unani-
mously adopted :—
TO HON R L BORDEN,
Premier of Canada.
The Brussels Branch of the W. C. 1'. U.
now in session have heard with pleasure
that sun deplore the faet that the cigar.
etre is the bane of the youth of our
young and growing Canada sod we wilt
.watt wiul Interest any Act passed by
your government which will lead to its
enure suppression and that a copy of
this resolutxou be forwarded to our
Po:inner, Hon R L. Borden, and each
of our Federal members in Huron.
Ever Have Cramps 7
Bind of fierce to beie
t d up in a
I.nIIL at, midnight. i LLL 1
)9 111-
Mont). live, N003,11100- Moldy. Teo
drops quiets mumps. Used occasion -
an) Piecviliue prevents this trouble
eut1101y. From Stratford, Out., Win.
Uro tvrttea : "Nobhiug I know of will
btve 0001 gtuek relief to °ramps, colic
t pail 111 We 91+,1101 as Netviline,
18 you feel aquetuntse or Siul(, just tau
drops ul' Nel•viliet, ]u wane). and you're
well next in inure," Think of the pro-
teULiull and comfU1'L contained in a 25
bottle of Netvtliue and get it to -day.
THE AssEssoR.— When .he comes
al•unn(1 assessing I consider him di--
(103slug uotwuhstauding bis politeness,
and the sunny smile he wears ; all his
dancing and fns sntgiug to mY heart are
never briu •iuK anything but griet
and
Burrow and addnlun to my cares. A r
oils jollying and jolting I eousider most
revolting, for a humorous assessor is
a bird I don't endorse ; be should be
as dim and sober as a grave yard in
October, be as sombre as a mourner urner and
as clammy es a corpse. Let all other
[nes be joyous and their mirth will not
annoy us, but a Sunny Jim assessor
gives me fifty-seven pains and to his
levity seems shocking and his jests are
coarse and mucking for it's ill to be an
aleck where a grievous sorrow reigns,
Oh, the blithe assessor wearies with his
everlasting queries and be has a way 01
saying, without uttering a word, with n
glance that's scarcely pious, "You are
another Ananias, and the values you are
giving are outrageously absurd 1"
And he seems to be sttggestiug while
tie's scooping round and questing, that
I Want to beat the city or the county of
the country of its dues ; and I feel with,
,n me burning an imperishable yearning
to assault him with a bull dug and .areas
him with my shoes..
Fatal Blood Poisoning
t,.
18 ueu 1 }allow the use of Chea
P L s
q
Y A
.cru salves mid plasters. The safest is
111e best and that's 'Plltnam's," Which
has a teem d of fifty yelus' success.
Refuse substitutes for "Putnam's"
whiell costs 25c. i 41 every drug store.
SUFFERED
EVERYTHING
For Years, Restored To Health
by Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg-
etable Compound.
Canadian women are continually writ-
ing us such letters as the two following,
which are heartfelt expressions of grati-
tude for restored health;
Glanford Station, Ont.—"I have ta-
ken Lydia 33. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
er -1 pound and never
found any medicine
to compare with it.
I had ulcers and fall-
ing of womb and
doctors did me no
good. I suffered
dreadfully for years
j until I began taking
your medicine. I al-
so recommend it for
nervousness and in-
digestion " — Mrs.
HENRY CLARE, Glanford Station. Ont.
Chesterville, Ont. — "I heard your
medicines highly praised, and a year ago
I began taking them for falling of womb
and ovarian trouble.
"My ]eft side pained me all the time
and just before my periods which were
irregular and painful it would be worse.
To sit down caused me pain and suffer-
ing and I would be so nervous some-
times that I could not bear to see any
me or hear any one speak. Little specks
would float before my eyes and I was
ilways constipated.
"I cannot say too much for Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
Liver Pills for there are no medicines
like them. I have taken them and I
recommend them to all women. You may
publish this testimonial."—Mr's. STE-
PHEN J. MARTIN, Chesterville, Ontario,
Canada
Fordwich
Do. and Mrs. R. R. Montgomery are
comfortably settled in their new home
just East uP Brown's Hall,
Miss Beulah Strome has a slight at-
tack of scarlet fever. The home is
quaranteened.
W. G. Ferguson. of Orange Hill.
left for Edmuntou,.Alta., where he in-
tends goinginto real estate .business.
Hejourneyed(I o.
bywayf h
Chicago.
J0. and Mrs. Prterfield or this
village, celebrated the 60th anniver-
sary of their marriage on Saturday
evening, 20th alt. The aged couple
were married in Toronto on April 201h
1852 by the Rev. Mr. Barclay.
A new O. P. R. station will probably
be 1,1,8808 here 11118 SUMtne', as the ap-
propriation for that purpose has been
passed at the head office in MOit•eal.
Thele will be nn dwelling attached
and the building will probably be er-
eeed nearer the 111(1.111 Toad.
Morris `
Hosie ratepayers will be asked to
vote on a By-law in .lune Mr the
issuing of debentures for $23.000 fist
20 yea's to pay for the new bridges to
be erected. This policy will ease up
whtat otherwise would be a tremend-
ously high tax rate owing to the
u• ent necessity for so many new
bridges.
Bow SCOUT FIoNORED.—At a concert
held in he Totv1l Hall, Wiugham, by
the boy Scouts recently the pleseit9a
tion was made to George Bowman of
a node of honors signed by the Duke
of Connaught. The presentation was
made in recognition of the bravery of
young 13owilaau last Winter in rescu-
ing a boy Hauled Welsh, when he fell
through. the ice, while skating. Bow-
man at the peril of his own life went
nut and succeeded in saving the
drowning
boy.
Mr. Hammond, u
of
G>(le'ich who made the presenttion
spoke briefly,- after which those
pres-
ent gave three hearty cheers. Bow-
man responded by giving the salute.
Later Itit. Hammond gave an excel-
lent address on the growth of the Boy
Seout movementin Canada. I
(, t e I e
stated that Lt them
are mow nearly
half a 11,111ion scouts. Ile urged all
bo " to join,as the tutiniu would do
R
them endless gond,I would rather
see a boy getting this helpful train•
lig any time," lie said, "than to see
them loafing about the street corner
Farmers' Attention !
Do You Use Fertilizer
If Not, Why Not ?
An exact duplicate for barnyard manure Five
tinges as strong as Nitrogen, Phos. Acid and Pot-
ash. A conlpltte organic manure in a concentrat-
ed form, soluble, available, and easily applied to
your land.
If von with t hi ineretae your 1') ops 50 pe' cent, 1100
i.tits 511eiial0'gnnioAlamo('nsIs used and sold by
l'111• N ttlo1nlLima, Frll]1 .1G Perking Co, Ltd , Own.
81.11 .,r 8,000 nIPPS of o,citard lands. Local agents --
Brussels Electric ._. Light
e Co.
We also handle Mode and all kinds of feed,
808.018 n,itrlu08 having your hoose wired fru' ?ilPetrt0 Ugh Ong
while hone° 010tt1iing is on.
—*maw . • -
will eiga['ettes In their mouths."
M1. Hammondond complimented Corn.
.
rounder R. N. Barron nn the efficiency
of the lVinqhalo corps, They were
splendidly drilled, he said, and enlhils-
ittet ,, about the work, J. 0. Smith,
101(11111110510(150af Huronouts, spoke
also, and 00111plirue:ILed .young
JJowrnau for his bravely. During the
evening l lie Scouts gave an exhibition
of signalling, and also of first aid
work,. Including a demonstration of
rescuing ft, person from a burning
building, and what to do to revive
1111n. The 8Vbl k woe watched with
close interest by the large audience
and general admiration was expressed
for the skillful manner in whom the
boys did their work, The young man
spoken of is a sun of Joseph Bowman,
formerly of Morris and a nephew to
Jas. Bowman M. P. stud 1•V, Bowman,
of this township.
A question Often Asked
Why so many people feel worse af-
ter taking pills than before? Trouble
is that drastic pills are used. No
remedial action is obtained, the bowels
are irritated and dreadful constipa-
tion follows. In using Dr. Tiamilton's
Pills you ,u -e scarcely conscious of
having taken medicine. Although
very mild, Do, Hauxilton's Pills do
regulate the bowels, stimulate normal
aetioo of the glands and create neither
nausea, griping or violent action.
Positively guaranteed for biliousness,
indigestion, stomach, liver and kidney
ills. For a safe family pill rely on Dr,
Hamilton's, 25c per box at all dealer's.
Gerrie
Miss .7. J. Allan, Eyesight Specialist, will be
et white's Rotel. Thursday, May 8th. Hears
1to8P.15.
Antos Willis, who recently sold his
faum has moved to Berlin with his
wife and family.
The side at Captain Stun. Kaine's,
was largely attended. Buying was
brisk and prices good.
I.YL•s. George Greer, of Luoknow,
has bought the Andison property on
Alain street, and purposes to make
her horse here.
Mr's. R. Ross had the misortune to
slip off a stepladder, and is no laid
e e w
L) A
u)1with a sprained ankle.
The minimi meeting of the Sunday
School of the Methodist church was
held. The reports ptesented were en-
couraging, especially those of the
missionary givin s. The following
are the staff for the coming year
Superintendent, W. H. Gregg ; as-
sistant Superintendent, R. H.
Stephens ;'Secretary, R. Nash ; Treas-
urer, H. Ashton ; Organist, Miss G.
Stinson.
Rev. R. J. NI. Perkins has been re-
ceiving congratulations of every side
on his appointment to the position of
rural dean for Oxford County. A-
mong his parishioners and towns-
people whole appointment is
ne( ole as a 1 la the
1 1
interest er
viewed with considerable 3 t esC F
or•
two reasons. In the first place it is
the first time that the appointment
has come to an Ingersol rector in
about 35 years. Mr. Perkins also has
the distinction, from what Can be as-
certained, of being the youngest rural
dean of the diocese. Nat'. Perkins is
rine of the many Gerrie boys who
has trade good in their chosen profes-
sion.
Now is the time o get rid of ynul
rheumatism. You will find Chamber-
lain's Liniment wonderfully effective.
One application will convince you of
its merits. Try it. For sale by all
dealers.
Trowbridge
OALLED To REST.—The death oc-
curred on Sunday, April 21st at 2.45
p.
in. of Ruby Leulmex, relict of the
late Geo. Oorle, of Trowbridge. De-
ceased was born g
in Smiths Falls, Feb.
7111, 1843 bud was married to the late
Geo. Code 00 May 28th, 1872 and had
been a resident of this district for
ovei 40 years. She was a faithful
member of the Methodist Church and
will be touch missed by the congrega-
tion. She was a kind mother and a
friend to all, to know her was to love
her. She leaves to mourn her loss
one sister, Mrs. Geo. Patterson, of
Alma and one brother, Mr, .Lemmex,
of Smiths Falls. The family who are
left n Mourn the loss of a loving
L n t 1
mother are one son, Hilliard, a , of
Howell Setsk and three daughters :
Mrs. W H Levett, of Galt, Mrs.
Wellington White and Miss Lena
Code at home, Their many friends
extend to them their deepest
sympathy atl3 in then time of sorrow.
Listowel
L. Male, Listowel's veteran pO 1t" -man, has sold $1I030 worth of
chickens since Christmas.
The vote on church Union as taken
in the List0Wel Methodist church
resulted its follows : Official Board,
number qualified to vote 33, for 1, a-
gainst. 0 ; membership 450, adults fol
327, against 42, under 18 years of age,
for 14, against I ; adherents, for 13,
against 2. The majority (of the
imembership who voted) was 08 for
Ohm ch Union.
On Tuesday evening, April 23rd, the
ex-employees of A. St GPO. Hawkins
living in Listowel, accompanied by
Rev. II, M. Langford, assembled at
Sit'. Hawkins' residence to express in
a tangible form .the high respect for
andgoo(' feeling towards their form-
er employer. Rev. Mr. Langford
aeted 115 chairman, and after intro-
ducing the deputation, of 35111011 lie
leas spokesman, called upon B. L. H.
Bamford to read the address. A
cosy arm chair was presented to Mr.
Hawkins and a rocket' to Mrs. nitwlc-
irls.
A well attended meeting WINS held
in the basement oof the library when
the officers of the Listowel baseball
club Were elected as follows : 'Hon,
Pres,, 181. B. Morphy, k(. O., M. P.
Him, 1st vice -Pres., Dr. Moore ; Hon.
2nd vire-Pres , Nfay)r Oliniie ; Zion.
:3111 vie (-Pros. GPO. Melrose ;
A. Roos ; I.st viae --Pres., N. Rilnpell ;
end vue-Ples,, J. Malcolm ; 3rd vice -
PIPS , A, E. Windsor ; 41 h 3 1001.PrPs.,
E 883111)1))> 1 Maliager, J. 'Bat tie
'4ec„ W. 58blkb tin ; Treas., V. C.
Bamford ; 113(uitging Contnittee, A.
ROOS, J, Battle, ,1 Boehmer, N. Bam-
ford, H. Itoos, Secretary was 1111th..
()Aged to write tn. Palmerston, 3lae-
`iston, Drayton, Brussels, Milverton
and Monition with a view to 0101;11s.
illg a baseball league, '
Oable advices announce the (Leath in
Edinburgh, Scotland, of Ales, Agnes
Bruce, daughter of David Livingstone,
the African explorer. The deceased
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1877, aid spent a short time in Listo
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TRADE MARK REG.
Sheathing Felt
contains no oil or tar. is clean,
odorless, waterproof, germ and
vermin proof and practically
indestructible: Makes houses
draft -proof, easy to heat, and
comfortable in any weather.
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Sole Canadian Manufacturer.
THE STANDARD PAINT CO.
of Canada, Limited, Montreal.
P. Ament, Brussels
EXCURSIONS
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Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta
Special Trains leave Toronto 2.00 p.m. on
APRIL 2, 16, 30 MAY 14, 28 JUNE 11, 25
JULY 9, 23 AUO. 6, 20 SEPT. 3, 17
Second elan tickets from Ontario nations to principal
Northwest piano at
LOW ROUND-TRIP RATES
Winnipeg and ,,tum $34.00; Edmonton and return
$42.00. and to other points in proportion. Tickets
good to return within 60 days from going date.
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TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
through to Edmonim via Saskatoon, also to Winnipeg
ad Calgary via Mcia Line on ell er,ur,,on,. Com-
Eomble hertlu, folly equipped with l a e, can be
.enured at moderate rat,. local
through local agent.
Early application must be made,
ASK FOR HOMESEEKERS' PAMPHLET
containing rates and foil information.
Apply to nearest C.P.R. Agent or
M. G. MURPHY, Dist. Pm. Ant., Toronto.
ONLY DIRECT LINE NO CHANGE 01 CARS
H. L. JACKSON, Agent BRUSSELS
wet with her oriole, the late John
Livtngstoue, mai family, Mrs. J. W.
Scott, who is a cousin 0f deceased,
with Mr, Scott and Mies Scott, are an
present on the continent and will
probably visit Edinburgh before re.
turning home. Only one member of
Dr. Livingstone's family now survives,
Mrs, Wilson, of Kimberley, 808t11
Africa,
Henfryn
H. Pogo lost a valuable heifer,
Robert Baker porcha9ed , 1) new
driver from John Gaynor.
MIS. Davidson and Miss Elsie, of '.
Ethel, visited at 1i.
Miss Maggie and Beatrice Orelg
Suudayed at R. Cunningham's.
Ales. James Thompson spent a tory
days visiting ftiends in Brussels.
Ed, and &1,s. Smith, 14tlrcon., visit-
ed their daughter, Mrs. 1Bd, Rowland. -
Wm. Baker, sr•, still continues in
very poor health brat his many ,
friends wish him a speedy recovery.
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Brussels Flour ills
Again Nonoio Full Time
%A/E have just installed, at a very heavy expense, the newest and
VV latest machinery fol' making the Best Flours and are now
manufacturing the highest grades of Manitoba and Blended
Flour. Heretofore all Manitoba Floor had to be shipped in from some
other mills, but we are now in a position to offer an "All Manitoba"
equal to the best, at less cost to the consumer.
"PRAIRIEPRIDE"
OUR an all Manitoba High Grade Patent
Floor, you will find equal to the best all Manitoba made, being ground
from the choicest Manitoba Spring wheat. Begin by trying a small
sack and you will be more than pleased.
"WHITE LOAP' is a Blended Flour made from selected White
Fall wheat and blended with the Manitoba Spring wheat. It makes a
choice family flour of highest quality and most excellent flavor. An
all round lion, for either bread nr pastry.
"SNOWFLAKE" a pastry floor only, for those who desire alight
white crust or cake. Made from selected White Fall. wheat.
Give ua your next order or tall your dealer to give you ]?R,YND S
FLOUR and see that you get it. A call on the 'phone (.0 62 will get
us promptly. We deliver anywhere in town flee.
Pryne Milling Co.
5' We have had the misfortune to have our dam swept away by the
floods but we are not dismayed.. More flour will be made in fla-
me and more feed ground than ever. Keep your eye on its. ,.
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Nigh Grade
Implements
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• I have the DEERING Agency and am prepared
to give the farmers the best service in all kinds of
this splendid make of Farming Implements,
Grain Binders
Corn Shredders
Corn Binders
Corn Huskers
Mowers
Hay Tedders
Manure Spreaders
Hay Loaders
Drills
Plows
Beattie Bros.'
Litter Carriers
Gray's High-grade
Carriages
Petrolia Wagons
Etc.. Etc.
Pianos, Organs and Gramophones.
Sewing Machines Cream Separators
Maxwell 'Washing Machines
Waterloo Threshing Outfits Gasoline Engines
Full 1 ine'of International Itnplenlents.
or -Now is the time Ln make your selection, Eindly give me a
chance to flgure with you before placing your order.
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