The Brussels Post, 1913-10-30, Page 4.w
THUR3DAV, OCTOBER 30, X91;3
DONT be a loafer uor a leaner but be
n lifter.
MotrREAL is bidding for a World's
Fair in ref7. Nothing like gettinga
good start,
Ier Great Britain a big question is
being discussed : in the proposal to
nationalize the whole rellwa}•-system,
THE POST would like to see an Old
Boys' Reunion held in Brussels in 59r4
if the citizens wonld nniterlly teke been
ofit, Wecould hold a dandy gather-
ing if we would undertake it,
THAW Sava he would like to get back
to Canada, Weil, Harry, we will send
for yon when we require to people the
Land of the Male with our kind.
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The date k not October rgrs,
ALBERTA Provincial Government bas
increased the salaries of the members
and Cabinet in view of the increased
cost of .living. There's never much
opposition in parliament to such an
order of business.
IT is stated that the annual expendi-
ture of the United States for liquor bill
is sufficient to build the great Panama
canal but the completed product in
each case is a long way apart. In the
first instance there are wrecks all along
the course while the canal, operated by
water, is a blessing to the whole world.
A young lad named Lynch fell from a
third story window at his home in
Montreal and all the injuries a doctor
could find was a broken arm, Had he
bean India rubber he could not have
got off ninth easier but he had better
not make another attempt as be might
not fare so well.
His Royal Highness the Duke of
Connaught is once more back to Ot-
tawa and attending to his duties as
Governor General of Canada after a
visit of several months to the Mother-
land. The health of the Duchess is
considerably improved is the good news
that comes from the Federal Capital.
WHAT's in a name? In one news
paper we read this week, in the personal
column concerning engagements, wed-
dings, etc., we noticed young ladies
bearing the names Hopper, Ironside,
Gravel and Coffin were walling to under-
take to make life smooth"aud cheerful
for a quartette of expectant bachelors.
We hope they may all live to enjoy their
highest ideals,
GENERAL BRAMWELL BOOTH will ar-
rive this week having sailed last Satur
day. He expects to reach Toronto for
Sunday and after a sojourn there will
proceed to Winnipeg and then to some
of the big American cities. In addition
to numerous Of&cers' Councils, no
doubt large gatherings will be held so
that people may be able to bear the
great son of his no a translated father.
RUMOR sayeth that the great German
Krupp gun manufactory may place a
plant at Obijibway, .tine new projected
steel city near Windsor, Ontario, where
a big steel ccorporati so is building up
an extensive concern. Steam plows
and harvesting machinery, mining
equipment and fishery outfits would be
more in lin t
e tvi h the needs of North
America.
SOME 0
N tv York cit lads have been
Y
arrested. for starting fires so as to see the
fire apparatus hustle. That may be fun
for the boys but rather too expensive a
spirt to belong continued, hence a full
sto was p ut to it E he li ' rild-
P
t o ce. Gl
P v P
hood, whether at home or abroad, re-
quires a guiding hand and of sufficient
firmness so that the parent or teacher
will hold the helm and direct the
voyage and the juniors be aware of the
fact,
rem Council in Brussels, whoever•
may constitute it. should initiate a' pro.
gram of permanent road making in this
corporation as we believe it would prove
more satisfactory aud less expensive,
after once down, than the present or
past systems. A block or two properly
put down as a test would prove its
value aud be en object lesson to go by
until the completion of tine work. It's
worth while trying and is no longer a
matter 'of speculation as to its, per-
manency.
Nstr .year au Anglo'American• Ex-
position will be held in Old London',
opening with the month of May and
continuing to October, 'Commemorative
of too years of peace between' the two
N'atlons, It will be a great celebration
and should do•much toward oementiug
the happy relations • between Great
Britain and the 'United States. We
mise our guess If the ocean stesunships
wihnot have a busy time in. providing
addolnmodation for' the hosts who will
w nt to visit m lad ro 't' i' sI e
a P n i m ns d of
g
the herring pond.. 'The Duke of Con-
naught is patron of the Exposition, tt
Should be a drummer: a
n,
NIWRREN'S IIAIR
tiewp it Clean and Fres From Ritswtase
by Ueing Perlelan •age
If you want your children to grow
up with strong, beantiful and vigor-
nus ilitir, teach them to llse Parisian
Sage—the world renowned Hair
ToulO.
Parisian Sage js guaranteed by Jas.
Fox to eure dandruff and atop falling
hair in two weeks. It grows new
bale quickly in caries where the hair
is "thin:dog out."
It is positively- the most delightful,
invigorating hair dt'essing ou the
tnarket for family use, It is not
sticky or greasy and twill make your
hair soft, lustrous 'and luxuriant. It
puts life end beauty into dull faded
hair. Get a large bottle from Jas.
Fox and' watch its rapid action,
Regular price 50 cents.
Tomo DAT of this week le polling day
in South Bruce Dominion election for
the Commons. The government candi-
date is Mr.'Car ill of Car ill villa e. and
g g g
the Liberal standard bearer is R E,
Truax. Election was cased b send -
u y
ing the former member, Mr. Donnelly,
to the Senate, something that is con-
trary to all fairness either to the party
or the country, A bye election costs a
t r et b -e's"
heap these days as he 'cap egg t
dont spend their time in a constituency
without somebody putting up the coin.
Conservative majority was 103 at last
election.
THE Australian navy appears to he
all right and Admiral Kingsmill says
"I cannot speak too highly of the train-
ing of the youths at the Australian
depot." Canada is a poor second to
Kangaroo—laud in the naval business,
although we do a good deal of boasting
about being the brightest gem in tite
colonial cot•onet. We have made a
bungle iu building and manning of
vessels as defen,lers of the Common
wealth, If we had our way there would
be no increase of armies and navies in
the world, The Both century should
shake itself clear of barbaric customs
instituted thousands of years ago and
strive to place in their stead arbitration,
peace congresses, and abolition of the
military. It's coming but the speed is
not noticeably swift.
They make You Fool Good
The pleasant purgative effect pro-
duced by Chamberlain's Tablets and
the health condition of the bod
Y Y
n ich he create make one
a d tuiud wit t
Y
feel joyful. For sale by all dealers.
Electric Radial Roads
for Huron County
In order that all parts of the country
would be iuformed as to what is being
done by way of collecting information
as to the cost and practicability 01 a
series of electric railway lines through
out the county of Huron, the following
statement has been given out by the
committee who have opened up the
matter, with a request for its publics•
tion in all the press of the county and
The Goderich Star has been asked to
torward a copy to the editor of each
paper in Hut'on.
•Let us start at the beginning. Ra
dial roads nad often been spoken of in
private conversation aud to make the
matter a public uestion several busi-
ness inen of Goderich had a special
meeting of their Board of Trade called
to discuss the project and put it in
shape to become a business proposition.
'This meeting was held about tate middle
of August and before its adjournment a
committee was appointed to interview
the Hydro -Electric Power Commission
to see how tar they would assist in the
preliminary work of ascertain ing whether
ch an ndertakin old e a i
su u w u b a n
S PY
o
proposition. This committee went to
h it
Poronto aud t e chs man of the Co
m
mission explained the act fully. In his
ex lanation he told the com ittee tl
P
m tat
the Hydro Commission would scud .a
staff of euglueers into the county as
soon. as they requested to do so. to
make a survey of the proposed route,
and gather all the information necessary
to shothe eo le•of the count tit t
w a
P P Y
such radial roads would be a p a in
P Y g
proposition or that it would not be a
paying propo"ttion to build them All
this work would be done at the expense
of the Commission and would be dope
throughly Furthermore the chairman
said, electricity would follow the pro-
posed lines and would be able to dis
tributepowerand light eight miles on
each side of the road, thus almost as-
suring hydro to every town, village and
even every Earth house in the County of
Huron, at a cost within their reach,
whereas without some such scheme as
now spoken of it would be Loo expen-
sive for a long time to come.
1`he committee said to the chairman
of the Commission. "What must we do
to get the machinery in operation?" He
replied, "Upon the request of a munici-
pality of your county that we make
these surveys, we will at once despatch
our epgineers with instructions to sur-
vey the lines you propose, or as Pear to
thein as thought advisable, for to yield
the best results,"
•":Wesuggested that when we return-
ed we would call a meeting 0f the rep•
resentatives of all the municipalities and
talk the matter, over•, and have the re-
quest made forthwith. To this the
chairman of thea Commilision replied
that he did not think it necessary to
have a general meeting until the en-
gineers hart their report, but suggested
that when we got home we Have the
Council of the town of Goderich make.
tife request and acoompauying the re-
quest we were to send an outline of the
proposed route: We did so, with tiro
result that the hydro engineers were
soon en the groutnd and are now busy
surveying attd pre aria estimates:•,
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The route map ell, but ryas so ar.
ranged as td penetrate the heart of every.
municipality, el tide County of Huron„
,Altl>;6ttgh this dries Lint hCoessarily' fittc
f
the liuesl they will be there oe there.
abouts,
After tate engineers' report is pt'e•
pared we intend to gill $ public rheet•
ug Of those interested, ill some cotl-
venient pltice in tate cunni and have
their nuclings placed bt ft,re the meet•
t lug when it will be fully discussed and
should the undertaking commend itself
to those p,esent, the scheme will be ad-
vanced to the stage of presenting it to
the Cou'uty Couno1, asking them to
make it a county, scheme, built by the
cot n c t a d tl a cuuok .
nt a ov b i
A 41 e
Y
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lite chairman of the Cammissipn
plainly said that they -would 'float oto•
boucle, build and equip the road and
v hen co iipleied would run it, if the
county wished them to do so."
For Loss of Hair
We will pay for what you use i!
Rexall "93" Bair Tonic does not
promote the growth of your hair.
In all our experience with hair
tonics the one that has done most to
gain our confidence is Rexall "93"
Hair Tonle. We have suoh well-
founded faith in it that we want
you tot it et our risk, If it doee
ry a lar
wof snt�sf ou in evaz• Iarti u
e will pay for what you use to the
extent of a 30 day treatment.
If Rexall "93" Hair Tonic) does
not remove dandruff, relieve scalp
irritation, stop the hair from falling
and promote a new growth of hair,
some back to ue and ask m to return
the money you paid for it, and we will
drom tl hand it back to ou. You
on'tpsiign anything, pr ronise any-
thing, bring anything bask or in any
way obligate yourself. Isn' a that fair?
Doesn't it stand to reason that we
would not snake suoh a liberal offer
if we did not truly believe that
Rexall "93" Hair Tonic will do all
we claim for it — that it will do all
and more than any other remedy?
We have everything there is a de-
mand for, and are able to judge the
merits of the things we sell. Cus-
tomers tell us of their success. There
are more satisfied users of Rexall
93" Hair Tonic than any similar
preparation we sell.
Start a treatment of Roxell "93"
Hair Tonia today. If you do, we
believe you will thank us for this
advice. Two size bottles, 50e and Sl.
You eau buy-Rexall "93" Hair Tonia
in this community only at our store:
F. Fr. SMITH.
Brussels Tits �e •:ore Ontario
There is a Rexall Store in nearly every town
and city in the United States, Canada and
Great Britain. There is a (Eferent Rexall
Remedy for nearly every ordinary human ill—
each eepeeially designed for the particular ill
for which it is recommended.
Tho Rexall Stores are America's Oreateet
Drug Stores
Morris Council
Council met on Sept. 29th. Min-
utes of last meeting read and approv-
ed.
On rnotion by Thuell—Laidlaw, the
Reeve Mr. Johnstonanrl AIr, Ptaser
were �a ointed a connuittee to ex-
amine tphe Peacock, Nichol and Magee
drains now completed.
At the adjourned meeting on the
Potter drain it was decided to send a
delegation of Councillor Johnston,
Reeve and Clerk to interview the
Hallett Council with a view to :tak-
ing a settlement regarding the Potter
benefit assessment.
The following accounts werepaid 1—
William Skelton, gravel $ 1 20
W. Iii. Fraser, " 2 40
James Gibson, " 8 60
Jae. Farquharson, " 2 00
Sam Vamstone, " 3 20
David Jewitt, 80
A. Pollock, '" 4 40
A. Pollock, shovelling •- 1 50
James Lawson, shovelling. 3 10
Alex. Nichol, digging drawn 14 00
Greenway & Breckenridge,
Magee drain balance 816 60
Greenway & Breckenridge, •
Peacock drain...... .. . 650 00
Geo. Johnston, lamb killed by
dogs ................................ . 4 00
Geo. Johnston, filling at bridge 5 00
Ohas, Agar, making tile ....,.... 23 20
Municipal \World, supplies 2 09
Alfred Ooohranecleaning drain 4 00
Jas. Peacock, culvert and tile;21 80
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Jeweler
;Repairing
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Clock and Jewel-
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J, R. WENDT'S,
Wroxeter, and you
f. will g et satisfac-
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THIS UEAUTIFV[ NEW YUUH MNK
Possesses abundance of 'beautiful
hair and says : My hair was thin
and ra ed an ver dres
d I ccuhT i e s
it to �rok nice in any style until'I
began treating it with Segelne.
Sagein g y l i d d it
e g few m la r an Ina e
soft and thick. Sageine is the only
dressing I ever ase. Mr. Fox in
Brussels, Ont., is agent for Sageine
and he says; If Sagieue will not
make the coarsest hair, clean, soft,
fluffy and beautiful and add inches to
its length, bring it back and I will re-
fund your money. Retnernber t -.o go
to James Fox's. chug store as other
stores cannotsu ply you with Sage-
ine. A large shake -top bottle costs
only 50c.
18. Jaeltlin, filling at Ruttau's
bridge 253 50
WVm. kllston, putting in culvert 4 00
Joules Scott, drawing bridge
material .
Jtunes Scott, finishing Phelan's
bridge
Win. Abratm, drawing bridge
lumber
li, K, Taylor, cleaning out drain
Brnt:e Brown, light' on 131yLh
Oreek drain 8 60
Luxton Hill, posts and scant-
ling Blyth °reek bridge 1 75
R. rear, poles for railing Blyth
Oreek bridge ,..., . ,. .......... 75
L, O. (nlarlesworth, spikes
Blyth Creek bridge 40
G. T. R., 9 rails 20 fl long
(4420 lbs,) .
Geo. White, drawing irot rails
John Brown, farm bridge Blyth
Oreek drain
James Grttsby, North approach
Sunshine bridge 87 00
R. Oo kerline work on 'Tia for
c
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bride 131 tin Oreelc drain „ 87 50
Betrcl Alcock, Niclhol dr•icin 700 00
Wru. Cooke, gravelling at
Clegg's bridge .... 31
.Toltu Hopper, Hopper' drain,,,400
,Tarmes Olatke, gravel .......... 4
Ed.,\Vard, cleaning Cole drain 200
Philip Ameut, plank 6
Geo. Kerr, top and rails on
culvert .. .... 2 50
Wm. Smith, 4 anchor posts,,,- 5 00
August Ghur, Blyth Oreek
drain 286 00
Oliver Campbell clrawing plank 6 00
James Kelly, pittling in cement
tile Blyth Oreek drain , 12 00
A, MacEwen, By-laws, Bowes
drain 9 67
Cleric's fees Bowe drain 15 00
Clerk's fees Inglis drain,,,,,6 00
W. I3. Herr, By laws I3owes
drain 9 68
W. 13. Keir By laws Inglis
drain...... ..... 8 00
Winghaul Times, advertising,,, 1 00
on in outha -
R. Y t n ravelln S
proachgSnnshine brridge .... r, 30 16
Robert Young, er. refund I
taxes (1912) ,,,,., ..... 1 00
Joel Henry Sellers, gravel . 4 50
Wm. Ferguson, filling at Bel -
grave bridge, (County) 5 00
Counciladjrourned to meet Octobe'
27th. A. MAo111WEN, Clerk. I
II _ ...._. Y -.'.....1'11 e1 N'etnle1 CfplNr►'rw.. AIttfthanSAfl9..j8tettwierrigned offers
- his lino fart, ooftalstinI', of about Its am•.es
I� adjehting the town of Olinten, fm' sale. tl'lte
C I i,9 h h i n� L� 1O.OVeI( and lot for. sale, tsruenels ,snit. form 1s ht It good sirithO at', a nk ba and Lae
5t H , nigh hue, pig p n, et house, baulk barn, s ew.
Umntortable lnm,te good etabla, rrliat i,n house,.71 •psn,015,,alteomparetivolysew.
of n t I r f. t - to la osa ion B ! g it
o, n d i o e o h ndufot i d top Ox l ilrstfnlnas young orchard conte 1,ng all
1813-14 sae her ivun, llareapply to' ap HANDy. Oar form of frnte n nd ennt0 fruits, The
farther'eo tlhrueeot ply Uo 1i10HAltin RUIDr 11 ,,i, is wall fenced and d,o' env and i' n very
John Street, Seussele, + desli•ablehome, IPor further partienlarsapply
'1r
Tlf.0 Pow'J: ltas :mule at t'autgenit'nte
to clnli with the followiing papers and
will bt 00ut 10 ally address(except the
United States 60 reins extra) fit t'lte
fn lon'i l 1 le
I t sah�u H u n 1 *leas '---
g 1 Il
Weeklies
POST and Toronto Globe $1 00
' Mail and L'ntpiro .,, .... 1 00
Loudon Advertiser l (10
London Ftee Press. 1 80
1+ ttrmlil y Herald and S ttu' 1 80
lllontreal Wittless 1 80
Parole's' Advncttte 2 35
Northern Messenger.,., 1 35
Dailies
Pos' and' Toronto Star $2 85
" Toronto Neu's 2 35
" Toronto Globe 4 50 -
Toronto Mail-Empife4 50
Tot'onto World 3 50
London Advertiser 2 80
Call at the offloe of remit the
amount by P. 0, Order•, Express Order
or Registered Letter addressing
THE POST,
Brussels, Ont,
sung with hat'ntony, a Bible t'eading
by the honot'ed and venerable past
President, Mee. S. G. E. McKee, of
Not'th Bay, was the progrant.
"Fellowships" was Mra, McKee's
topic. There is nothing on earth
rno'e beautiful than the bond of
Oln'otian fellowship, she said :
The liquor evil and white slavery
were touched upon. I do not hold
Oltristians responsible for the latter,
said Mrs. McKee, but I do fol' the
liquor evil and thelattter is the result
of tity former. 11 the Christian people
said No ! to the liquor.' evil there
would be nn liquor evil," far God's
2 50 people can do anything, Yes ! any-
thing. The department reports, 88
1 00 1
in a 1, showed splendid work done
during the past year and touch
5 00 activity along all lines.
3 00 SVednesday morning session was
taken up chiefly with the hearing of
the ° President's address, Mrs.
Stevens gave a full account of the
year's work, cotumenting on the
century nl' Peace between Catnada
and the United States, She took
occasion to contrast this condition of
affairs with a period of war aud blood-
shed. If war is hell what must the
53 50 liquor leaffic be, she asked. It destroys
4 00 Store human beings, soul and body,
ruins more of the nation's hotttes,
15 00 bt'eaks the heart of more wives and
mothers, and CLtttses mo'e poverty
and degradation 'than war hits ever
clone or .lease G
od ever will n
, P
. I
nttr'
O t 1c) nndmibtedly Lhe majority of
the voters are on nue side anti we
would fain believe the jnajo'ity of
50 the \I. P. P's. also, but unfortunately
00 they are tied to party and will not
00 cotue nut autd be saptu'ate. Whole
00 their leader asserts that be is giving
04 as large at measure of temperance as
the Province demands his sitnilatr de-
claration regarding Wonan's Suf-
frage -causes most of us to discount
his version and it is just possible he
nay find himself in the.positiot which
a recent administration did in the -not
very distant future,
Il.. E. Irwin, 0. 0. of Toronto, was
the speaker at the mass sleeting held
'Thursday evening. Rio subject was
"The significance of Oht•istian in
\Votuan'a Christian Temperance
Union." Space forbids giving the
address in full but sorte of his re-
marks were :— That the nartte
Christiaun should for all time be kept
in your o'ganigatiot for it keeps von
in touch with the soyrceof all power
God not man. The speaker instanced
a Local Option victory which was
won by women's prayfel efforts ae
proof that the woven, though with-
out the franchise, are a power ht
municipal and practical life. I have,
more confidence in the presence of
the nante Christian in such organiz-
atiotl as the Womana Ohriatian' Tem -
Barely Lived Through It.
A terrible ex eriersce had Ddty. J,
O'Ootnor of Sault Ste, Marie. ""Frorn
„
bo hood he t Sites I have boeua
y
y
cdnatam u fferer from asthma and
t al
catarrh My twee and throat was
always stopped up aancd ]'-bad drop-'
pings in •the throat. When attacks
cams on I thought I couldn't live
through the night. I woald sit ul,
It ath and eucipi rat dis-
s t b e e
g4 P f ft g
1
tress Oa ar ho one made me en-
t 1 � 1
ttrely well No strouget proof is re-
quired Asthma is unable so is
catart•lt. TTse "Oatau'lt,zone" and
recovery is' guaranteed. Ttvo sizes, '�5o
and 1.00 tit ltll dealers.
51
Provincial Convention of
Woman's Christian Tem
perance Union
Smiling skies welcomed -the 260
delegates to the Provincial Oon-
vention of W. 0.'1'. U. held in Strat-
ford ou October Z, s, it and j0.
°antral Methodist church was the
place of meeting and it was aun in-
spiring ,gathering. Earnest. woriei,
th.e roajority of them with silvered
hair, a sprinkling of young ladies;
whose zeal for the cause was equally.; ___ _ _._..__.� _..__
tvai'tn n ase o ten ex re9sec - atnc '
SlOREL10U'E JPOR SA his 011. TO1;10N'1',—
No, 1, t?roduee welohotse 'at Bruesele
station G 0.' R 1Por Particulars apply to
J, Llnextn, Brussels.
VALUABLE 2'AitM 120E 14AL10,--d'lte south
lI art 1 n d oo ru 10 'n 'tle I
I I t2. O 9 G y el n!
and S dtt b, well eB wtitered, here )wlso
sad Kana barn, wall et"is l d, 1 hero 2, 11111
offered for sale lap :moa bring I of 02, 0th
U 'n, OfGrey. 00 of withal are °bored, Ooth
properties to be sold to alone out: estate,
Apply to alas. MAIN ti t iit,'tute 101 P. 0, or W,
M, b160LAot, Barrister. Ornaeels, 0111, If,
�'1.R"1' ULASS 1t'ARhi 1POa SALE, --The nn•
der tl ill a 1. . 1e 1 Half of
steno 0, x , U boats 1
D4uvn Lot No. 10, rll the 9th Ugai e, to t of the
buye .hlp theffrta, is a g oci u, to the dint
boner. On ilio -el,, t n good. vwdar9 L•vin l
house and drat -obits hunk beim is n well
fenced farm, eonslate of 109 aeras eund le well
situated. for markets, Owner now in west ie
the reneon for sale, Apply for further par.
tiaulers to.F, S. SooOT, Bruseela.
P
fi EDAR LA lAR ' t 'ALR:
WN toes b
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The , beinignedtitrera for sale lCo . e
loo aero farm, geln6• o., 0 Half Lot 20, c go 0,
.Morris township, Huron Co, (farm is ins good
state of cultivation, well fanned, and las on it
a Rae brick house that cost $0,000. Good lawn
surrounded by cedar bodge. Barn e2 x 60 feet
on stone foundation. ' Good orchard and 10
acres of hardwood bush, Fern is only a mile
from the splendid inerltet town of Bruesele
and is 14 miles from suhool, Good comttiun•
ity. Possession at once. P'or farther pertica-
lees, price, terms, &o.. apply on the pratniea
or to JOHN MOONEY, Proprietor, Bruseela
P. 0.
Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE O1P Jl'ARM STOCK AND
20 OottDo al'ova w000,—P. 0, Scott, Ano-
tloneer, has received instructions from the
undersigned to sell by public motion et Lot
10, Oen. 10, Grey Twp., on Friday, Oct. 01, nt 1
o'olook, the following valuable property: 1
aged draft mitre, 1 carriage horse 10 years old
1 draft horse tieing 1 yeare, 1 draft horse rte•
ing 4 yeare, 1 draft mare rising 0 years, 1
draft horse rising2yeare,2Springoolte,1cow
due to calve December 2nd, 5 cows supposed
to be bi calf, 1 Hereford Hull rising 0 years, 9
steers rising 2 years, 0 Spring Delves, about 20
cords20 inch stove wood, Sale without re•
serve as the proprietor la over -stocked,
Terms:—All euros of $2a 00 and under cash;
overthat amount 10 months credit will be
given on furnishing approved joint notes. 4
per cent off for cash on credit amounts,
Wood to be cash., ROBT. HOUSTON,
Proprietor,
perance Union than I have in any
lacy or stattute or anything man can
prepare in his own strength wits Dir,
Irwin's declaration.
Miss McLeod, of Catinaville, Snpc'iu-
tetdent of. Juvenile work, addressed
the Convention on the importance of
Loyal '1'etnperanee Legion work a-
mong Lhe children. She stated that
in foreign countries the children are
t neglected but ill this greatt colllitl'y
the children an•e Lhe fit'
st Ln be enn-
sidered. She explained how int•
portant it was that the chilch'en
should be trained along temperance
lines if we would have them grow up
to be on the aide of temperance.
During the dinner hour greetings
wete extended from the Mayor of the
oily and aldermen also from the
Ministerial Association, Yotung Men's
Christian Association, and SupIerin-
tendent of Children shelter aucl the
different women's Societies. The
visiting delegates were most hospi-
tably entertatined and carl'ied away
many pleasant remembrances of their
stay in Stratfo'd,
Avoid Bedatlye Cough Medicines
11 you want to contribute directly
to the occurrences of capillary bron-
chitis and pneumonia ase cough
medicines that contain• codine, snor-
phine, heroin and outer sedatives
when you lave a Dough or cold, An
expectorant like OltUnberlain's pough
e ed is
It m at ie e
wit n eded. lla
cleans out the euittn'e beds or breed-
illg places for the geruta of pneumonia
and other germ: diseases., That is
why pnenmonia neva[' results from a
cold when Chamberlain's Uough
Retnedy is used. It has a world wide
reputation for its cures. It ooltable
no morphine o• other sedative. For
sale by all dealers.
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this oven
�s 4
I allow ou se e
t s ton issfio
y
Ul.
ry
or onl flour that make
s more
Y
read and atter rc
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b
b ad in ot:r c
�e,l
test is offered Yefl1
i•roln ggeh silipmept Of \\ ��r, t
delivered at our mills we ta7� a L',�,'1 s�'•.
ten pound sample, The sample is t
ground into flog' in a tiny mill.
The flour is baked into bread. If
this bread is high in quality and
large in quantity we use the sl.lip-
ment from which it came. Other-
wise, we sell.it.
uo your benefit from apurr
bearing this' name is sure. ®® �'
"More l3read and Better Bleed" and
"Better Pastry' Too" 1.')
'f 1 f p 1, 1
line old tentpe'ance pioneers 'gave
the meeting an appearance of
stability and as the President, Mrs.
A. E, Slovens, of Toronto, raiolat'Iced
gave het at real sctee of :9ecut'ity.
1'IieOonYention opened littingly, with
alt inspiring consecration service; led
by Miss A.gnee Sputnik, Fort William,
Prayers brief aud. earnest, hymns
1
WE- NAVT THE AGENCY FOR - •
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Renin r
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o int leu- aLiarn. • Al
ret l
ggenuine B.W $ •11Marion pt'epat'atione
Iiiiui; that name ariel,we pan gladly tie'.
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33 SUCCESSFUL
YEARS
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Largo staff of speeialiste, oue'r,e building, i, of an acre Of Hoot' spars, +
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• ITIOIVS•, GUARA-A!'S"EE'D TO G. RAbIATES
Ir'O'S
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i P JOHN TOURANON (Hi t
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Wd.H.LOVE
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a Director.
j Fuller i �
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and Embalmer
Orders pt otuptly told care-
fully attended to night ctr
[lay. Phone 228.
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ETHEL, ONT.
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At Henfryn
Yards in abundance.
C
Guaranteed to be First-
class A]l S izes fr -
Sl ole
3 •
inch to 7 -inch on hand. .
8 and Io -inch made to `
order.
PRICES RIGHT
e $. Cole
Manitoba
Improved
Farms
For sale on easy terms
or will rent to desirable
tenants. Write for par-
ticulars to
John E. Smith (Owner)
Box 1033 Brandon Matt,
RAYMANN
is prepared to sup�ply the best
ggoods in \$ritidmills, Iron and
i•Vooden Pumps and Stable:
Fittings, suoh as Piping,- Wat-
er Bowls for stock, ,Ec.
Repair's to Putnps promptly
attended to.
Give me a call.
Ar HAVMANN Cranbrook
COLLEGE
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HOME
Tho nds of ambitious young peo-
1e aro fast preparing in their own
homes o °croupy lucrative popitiotra en
steno ra hera, bookkeepers, telegr•e-
phers, civil aervante, in fact every
otivitiee, You luny finish at
college if you so wish. Posittone guar.
:ter college any day, Ind!.
vidual'instruction, Rxpert-teachers.
Thirty' yeare'' experience, Largest
trainers in Canade, Seven. oolleges.
7ecial °0
S ups with tea hm' ,
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A0011ated wit
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School
at Pomona Spotton Business Col-
. lege Eondon,
Wingham Business College
P it t
Oso,Sroe,oy, W. T. Mouse,
Eos r en .
Prh1M al.
P
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RIIPTlIRE
Cured
At your hone • without
pain, danger or operation.
My nlethocl will cNre a�-
paeefltly hopeless case8 na
:latter what your age is
or how `long -ruptured.
Why wait until your rup-
ture becomes stratlgulated
when you Gap be cured-?
Do not wait Fill incoupon
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