The Brussels Post, 1913-12-25, Page 5-l•
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ROSINESS CARDS,
WM. SPENCE
CONVEYANOER Arm ISSUER
oar MARRIAGE LIOENSES
Sloe in the truer Office, Ethel. .00.4
JNO. SUTHERLAND & SONS
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AUCTIONEERS.
Ji7 S. (SCOTT AS AN AUCTION.
•• sea, will Bell Inc better prioea, to
better men in lase time and leas charges
than any other auctioneer in Haat lnron or
bo won't charge anything. Dates and orders
eau always be arranged. at this office or by
parfuaal appllontion,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
ISL. h3INCLAIR—
V V • blrrister, l lioilor, Conveyancer,
Notary Public', ko,' anise—Stewart's
1 door North of ()mitre] Hotel.
botioitor for the Metropolitan Bank.
pttOUDFOO'T, SAYS & KILLORAN
BAIIIU8IERS HOL101'POILO, NOTARIES
ETC.
1?oBi,zu i ru.
W. rrtuonyooa, K. O. 10 0. HAYS
J. L. lirramlaLN
Offices-T'bone formerly oeouliied by Meese.
Cameron & Bolc,
GOnantca, OntranI0.
LIVERPOOL -GLASGOW
LONDON-HAVRE
Firm, modern steam-
ers — equipped with
every comfort and
luxury. For infor-
mation apply agents,
or 14
the Allan Line, Toronto
W. H. KERR,
Agent Allan Line, Brussels.
aye x1v07-0grA l sw..er w?..4.vp; vet
Winter Term Opens Jan. 5th
p
• One School that lois thorough cour-
see, excellent equipment, oopnble
R�(( teachers, and nujoy0 a wide -Spread pat.
• ronago Is the popular
TORONTO, ONT.
This institution has n Olean out re.
cord for successful work. We assist
our •students to obtain employment.
If you intend getting a Multiuse educa-
tion -0m Taut MST—WA the ohenp,' or•
dinary or low grade kind. Writs to-
day for our catologne. It contains
nom pieta information,
COr. Young and W. J. ELLIOTT,
Alexander Sta. If Principal.
at'Ar g ceS9vIreelPena 1,.. l etiya 9aIt`Ia ran,
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Winter Term. From Januar 5 h
1 CENTRAL I 4
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W I sTRATFORD, ONT,,
Ontario's Best Business Training. C
Schott'. We have thorough courses in
Commercial, Shorthand and Telegra-
phy
'dupartmento and nir0: competent
We 011 -advantages
s�aa instructors. W y
Cd .not offered elsewhere. You do not
know what an np-to•doteschool can do
e re received our
for on unitise you have o
roc free cote lone. Write for it at once.
liFi D. A. MCLAOHLAN, Principal.
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Listov�e College s
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1 i?i Grow with us.
• For particulars odd yeas— (�.V�
EDWIN 0. MATTHEWS, Prin. -'.
V d :NSA V O/•LA'PdRr
.tRpA, ,1IIa,/4>tV.ft'iyitt'a`��Q,t;M
THE
Best Brains
in Oltuncla have participated in the pre-
paration of our splendid Homo Study
Oont'nOM in Stinking, Encino tit ice, Higher
Accounting., Ommmereinl Art., Show
Crosti Writing, PhotogBraphy, dou'nel-
Ism,. Short ±tory.Writing, Shorahwld
and Bookkeeping, Select the Work'
whioli most interests you 00040 write its
for pnrtanlars,. Atidrete
THE SHAW CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL
391.7 yongc 8t., Toronto
HAVE YOU
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me
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nig wi4In olii notty. emuneritive o
youWi.h knotty. remunerative work
the
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through.
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and a00n
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our agent's tennis We alar 0 h ant
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in the bn+louse, pay weekly, ftvo out.
ill, exalosivo te'rito•y,
OVER 000 ACRES
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Establish
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aononorite
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foAe Aa
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1 Wont all
energetic reliable mon for
13ruaaolanudvioildty, Per terms writs
PELT IAM NURSERY Cal
Toronto, Ont.
h. B. Prey entalogde on request,
Business °arils
JA$ ANDERSON.
V TERINARY „SURGEON,
Successor to tti.13. Moore. Office at Ander-
son Bros, IB very 0101110, Ormond. Telephone
No, ka,
' PR. T. T. 11/"RAE
itaoftolor of Medicine, -University of Toronto ;.
Lioenliato and of aha College of,Phy-
stoians 001d aurge011A, Ont. ' POgt•gr0nnale
Ulucago EVe, Ear, Nose and Throat Hoe itat,
Chicago, IIL Ex-Nous0 3argaon co St, t11ch•
nerttospital, Toronto,
O1iloe :over F. R. 8mith'e Arun Store. Tele-
phone connection with Oranbrook at 011 hours.
AR. F. T. BRYANS
Beohelor of hlediulee, Unlv,ralty of Toronto ;
Liceutinto of College of Phyaminns and Sur.
;mono, Ontario ; ex•Holllor Ronne .Surgeon of
WesternToronto.
When of late Dr,
A. MoKevey, Smith Block, Briasols.Bural
phonv4t,
ALEX. O. M'KELVEY
M,B., M.Q.P.,OS. 0.
100 Blom' street Haat, Toronto
Diseases Ear, Nose and Throat
Olin [col assistant in.Env, None and 'Ibrontde,
pertinent Nnw General Hospital, Toronto ;
PoatGraduateHnrvw'd- Median! Suhool, Itoa-
0011 ; IIIGO Dentin. lieshluat Rol'geo,t 01000, Eye
86 Ear Infirmary ; late Clinical oesistant in
Noae and Throat dapnrtmon 1 Masa. elan. Hos-
mud l hate Holm burgeon Toronto. General.
BONpltnl. 1+-r'hl Brussels by nipoi11t111A11t,
DR. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL, ONT.
Physician and Surgeon ; Post (iraduoto courses
LondonlNao New York and Chicago Hos-
nosOtitis.
e end theroat. Eyes testeon to d glaanof es, ear,
OR. WAROL.aW
Boner graduate Of the Ontario l'etorinory
college, Day and night calls. Office oppoaice
('lour Mal, Ethel.
MAUD E C. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Pergonal graduate Department of ()Naha'.
eulogy, MuUormiuk. Medical College, Chicago,
Ill.; lg prepared to two eye: and lit glaasea at
set. aloe over G,'ownr'a Restaurant, Brussels,
nt Thursday, P'ritlai' and Setnrday of every
week, Officehour0 1 to 0 p. DI, Forenoons
oy appointment, Phone -410.
T. R. BENNETT
Will give better satisfaction to both haver and
Iter than any other Auctioneer mid only
.large what is re„0oneble Sales eoirlwasd'
my where in Ontario. Pure bred Moak anlea 11
specialty.
Write or 'phone 214 Wroxeter.
goad Metas Stents
NOW is the time to renew for '1'IIE
1?os'f.
THE Prgne mill has been a very busy
spot this Fall.
Impou VNa hay 15 a new rule for this
section of the country.
A few weddings are on the program
before 1913 says farewell.
RURAL annual School meetings will be
held the last Wednesday of December.
SOME very nicely dressed winds yto
are to be seen in town. Advertising
pays,
CHRISTMAS IS a Statutory holiday,
hence business places will be closed
that day,
• THE POST telephones are Nos. 31 and
32. When yon have a newsy -item ring
us up andwo willg
be grateful for. the
kindness.
Nicer Monthly Horse Fair will be laeltl
,n Brussels on Thursday, Jan. '8th, ow -
ng to the first 'rhnrsday being New
Year's Day.
THE Post ',will be issued next week on
'rha'adA
tVednesday.inste0d ofy so as to
have New Year's day clear. Will cot
'•espondents and advertisers please note
the change.
Your Palnfui0orn.
What it wants is the soothing at.
teutnn of Putnam's Corn Extractor,
which lifts out the very runt and
branch in short older. No pain, no
after effect, just clean wholesome cure
— that's '"Pu tnam's."
MutuciPAL Nomination next Monday
Brussels Nomination meeting for Reeve.
Councillors and 4 School Trusteeswill
be held at 7.3o p. m. iu the Town Hall.
Attend this meeting.
Smote fare o:1 the railways for Christ
nuts' good going Wednesday and retutn
itg Friday.. Fare and a third tickets
are good trent Dec. 220± to Dec. 27011
Also Dec. 29th until Jen. 3rd. For New
Year's, single fare Dee, 31st, returning*
Jan, end.
BouptrT, Goon BIRDS.—At the Win-
ter Fair at Guelph, recently Jos
Bn'lentvne I plight a fine buff Orpington
cock and Too. D'uucau invested in a
choice Cmnpine. Nothing but the
hest see •,0 to suit our poultry fanciers.
An exhibit will be made at Listowel
Ponitty Shaw next month by Brus-
sel nes.
FOUR Public School 'Trustees will
have to be elected this year in 00211 ac-
tion with Brussels School. The per-
eoos whose term expirq are D C, Ross,
R. Leatherrlale and -las. Fox, all of
tvhotn are eligible for re-election. M.
11 Moore's romoval makes the 4111
trustee yeeess0ry, The other members
are Jiho. Cunningham and M, Black
Nomkn0tion on the 29Th inst.
A letter from Mrs M Kelly, (nee Miss
L'liznl)eth McLatic111in,) formerly of
Brussels, now of Langdon, North Doko
t0, sore t—[•lope you are having ie.
beautiful weather in old Brussels, as we
ere here. • Itis just like Oehler. 'I
Item' volt are going'' to have 0 Br tissela'
Old Boys' end Girls' reunion, Hope it
!nay 1 e next year. Wishing y01.1 a. Mel''
ry Christmas anti 11 Happy New Year.
Doubled. Up With Cramps.
Sto ier;h feels like an infernal note-
hkile and yon wan t. relief mighty quick.
Nothing does the work half so soon Its
Poison's Nerviline. Why it kills the
pttkn instantly. If your bottle is
empty get ,[pother today. Nerviline
keeps the down. bills small because it
('hoer±little lily before they grow big.
Nothing for indigestion, heartburn
land cramps
Poison's Nerviline.
lilts L
Largo bottles for 260.
•e theof'-
A. O. U. W,—Following at i
ertkol w th
' i assn
I toed for '1t
of-
ficers 1914
fie
Brussels A O. U. W, Lodge t --Mester
Workman, R. Leathefdele ; Foreman,
W,
Pryno
nu
'
Ov
e
s
eer
John
o
Gllu-
gin ham'RecotdetW H. Kerr '
Financier, R A. Prvoe Treasurer
G, A
Deadman '
Guide, leo, Sim-
11110 ; Inside Watchman, Wm. Arne
strong; Outside WaleltnioI, P. A.
McArthur 1 Aulitora, Wm Prytie and
N F. Gerry 1 Representative to Grand
Lodge, W. H. Kerr, Alternate, It.
Leethurdille,
THE SAGEINE GIH[
Ia always uotioeable because of he
hair, Slagefu0 is the life of coarse dry
unattractive hale and brings beauty
into the hair by snpplyiug the es-
sential qualities that have been rob-
bed from the hair by dandruff and
other diseases of tle scalp. Sttgefue
is the only dressing of its kind and is
free rMill the disagreeable one, etc.,
SO C0l1llllnll ill hair tonics• We
uneven telt Bagelue and Jean. Fox stays :
1f Sagrinr won't stop itehiug of the
scalp and stop hair falling or will not
beautify the hair bring the bottle
hack and get your money. Be sure to
go to Jas. Fox's for Sageine—other
stoves can't supply you.
THE Maitland river has been coated
with ice on several.oecesious but the
mild weather has forbidden skating an
it.
THE W. C. T. U. will be held on
'I'uesdev, 3oth inst., instead of Friday
26111 Mrs P. Robert will give a talk
on Moral and Social reform work. It
will be a mothers' meeting,
'I''Ht( Bassett 'bus from Listowel
that has been overhauled, painted, up
holstered, ele, at the Ewan Carriage
Wolin, Brussels, Sas taken home dar-
ing the past week. It looks about as
good as new and is a gond recommend
for the excellency of the work done.
Iters.
NEW 'l'Et.oia iNEs.—Following 'phones
have been installed recently in town by
the Rnral Company :—G. A Deadman,
No 38x, foo. Kreuter, Sox, Alex Ander-
son, 67, and Ed. Poli+rd, 1306. Lloyd
Porter, loth eon. Grey township, has
also had one put in. His No. is 2424.
Still there is more to follow and it will
not be long until there is the round
0,000.
Let The Ste' ach Alone.
Yon can't cure catarrh by closing
the stomach, The disease is lu the
Ulmer, nose and bronchial tubes.
Inhale Ctatcu't'hoznne to the 80)01 where
the disease lenity Io,—it 'clears away
find seri eti0lna, strops tlischa'ges at
nn ;unifies tool heals h passages,
ce,lnl fi 1 the la ag.es
,
literally annihilates every trace n,
catarrh. Nothing else 13 so direct and
eerttin as "Oataln'lhnznne." Results
czntu'anfeed. Two sizes, 25e and .$1.06
at all dealers.
HAD A RLAO,E.—Fire broke out in the
basement of the furniture store of Luth.
er A Ball. in Aylmer, formerly of this
'OWO on the night of December 10 h.
which for some time threatened to des
troy the entire Bingham Block. Hard
work by the fireman prevented it spread
ing to the tapper storey. but a large
quantity of furniture and mattressess
were destroyed. The loss which amoun
ted to about $4,000, is fully covered by
insurance.
FROM RADDISON, SAM — A. H
Rae writing THE POST from Raddison,
Sask., says:—For your information I
night say the have had exceptionally
fine weather this Fall and to the time
of writing, (December. 91 I1), continues
veru bright and pleasant, with one fall
of snoo' which is practically all gone.
I'he roads are still in fine condition for
vehicles' and automobiles, Wishing you
the compliments of the season.
Yours very truly,
A, I1. RAE.
HARRY S'1'RPHENsoN SICK—A letter
from Miss L Stephenson, of Forest,
Dec 13th says, "My brother, Harry
Stephenson formerly of Brussels, has
beet]) aid up for the hast: 9 months. A
'severe attack of pneumonia in April
0vas followed by muscular rheumatism.
He is not yet able to be tap all day and
cnn only well a few steps on erat°hes
He enjoys bearing Tit PORT read very
much and now he is able to hold it and
rend for himself.'. .ilarry's old friends
here hope he will soon be restored to
good health.
TIDE FORD New HOME—The Ch
Journal says t—'"It is unlikely that more
than a few Chicagoans realize the (huge-
ness of the pian! (het Henry Ford has
Suet erected at Thirty-ninth street anti'
Wabash avenue. Itis 1500x200 feet, six
stories in height, anti with ;he property
bought with it cost $0,25o,000. This
great plant employs 400 meiansd is DOW
turning out 50 Ford cars a clay and has
a capacity of 300 machines daily. 'Phe
ears ere completely assembled end the
painting acid trimming of bodies dote
here, Henry Ford is putting up 23 of
these plants in various puha of the
country, and by. 1910 the Ford Motor
company will he able to tut It out 500,000..
ears 0 year, In going through the big
0i tuctotre 000 0 I1ruettlre one is i m premed bythe activity
of the piece. Each man has his owe
wont to do Dud he is s specialist kn tint
work. First one sees part of a frame,soo❑ the motor is set 111 'rite machines
move on t0 another group ell workmen
note thins and
t
ahninturndnafew g
llil several parts. When fleetly the car
the betiding it
s followed toJheroc>f 0f g
k t
t
1 complete n tinenil the work n.
s a coin a tact t
p
The bond-
ing
't once, 1
inis begun 0
testing itg
contains 32,000 windows arcl is tap
ped in the centre by a railroad, The
salesroom is one of the most beautiful in
the city. All machinery 111 011± pinna i.10
e Ila
r
and each u i
racMi )
run by electricity
Iscut i motor. 'rhe local branch ex.
pacts to bond and sal 2
l Boon Ford Car.
h
during the 1914• season, 1
Dnytnn Keith
s nlanneer and A. W. L Gilpin assist-
ant LURhager." 'I'Iie latter la the sots of
tr t, Att4 Mrs, Gilpin[, of Brapaelst
Clubbing Lit NOD flEWSRH TR
t WITH UGLY NOIR
1013-14
Tiin POST 1114 inttde au•au(gealelts
to chill with the 00110wing pttpel•s tool
Will 110 Sent 10 tory address (except the
Milted States 60 cents extra) at. the
following subsct'lption prices ;--
Weeklies
PORT aIhd'1'o1'OttI0 (7ilobe. ..$1 (lilt
•bioN1 and Empire ....... 1 00
London Aclverllaet' 1 00
London Flee Pee88 1 80
Fatally Herald and Star 1 80
Aloutae tl Witness 1 80
t 1
harmers' Advocate 2 36
Noethern Messenger.,1 35
Dailies
POST and Turouto Stat' $2 35
" 'Toronto News....... 2 35
" Toronto Globe 4 50
u Toronto nfail•Empire4 00
" Toronto World 3 50
" London Advertiser2 80
Call at the office or remit the
amount. by P. 0. Order, Express Older
or Rogistnted Letter addressing
1:13E POST,
Brussels, Ont.
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f
11
1 and PUS'!'OFF[CL )ours B to a: m. n to
9 5
6 p. no, on Christmas Day and New
Year's Day
Socco of the youth and beauty wended
their way to the Robb po• d last week
for a skate, preliminary to the opening
of the rink.
Rev. Mr, Wright, of Brantford. has
been granted a superannuated relation
owing to poor health. He was a form-
er rector at Gorrie and favorably known
to a good many in this locality,
Aro You Losing LooksorStrength 4
Once you %vete robust, bright and
happy. 7:u -day you care dull, worried,
tailing in vitality and appearance.
Just when you should be at you' best
you're played out and need a cleans-
ing, bracing tonic. Your blood will
sown redden, your vivacious spirit will
soon return, you'll be yourself again
if you regulate the system svith Dr.
Hamilton's Pills. A ttnly wonderful
medicine. It searches out disease,
positively drives away heathaelie,
weatiiiess, and lack of vital force.
Give yourself a chance. Use Dr.
Hamilton's Pi1Js and watch the result.
Bold everywhere in 25c boxes.
Goon I'EsTIMOOOIAL. —I enclose cheque
for my subscription to The Sun. I
think it is one of the best edited and
most independent papers in Canada —
Ino.lohuston, Brant County 'there
is not any testimonials or expressions
of appreciation that counts es du those
hat are accompanied by cash, their
sincerity cannot be questioned. I
would not be without the Weekly Sun,
It helps to make fat nung pay bygiving
the correct market prices,—Jno G.
Eitel, Norfolk. Truly therelc uu otner
paper just like the 'enc, It is peerless
in the advocacy of right and justice,
condemning unscrupulous methods
wherever found. May its influence
ever lucteanc.—R. B. McLean, Huron
County.' The above is but A sample of
the•many hundreds of unsolicited ex-
pressions received from Sun readers.
You should subscribe for The Week.',
San, the farmer's business paper. You
will find it profitable reading,
MODELITEs.-- Among the successful
candidates who attended the Model
School during the past term are the
following, the names being arranged
alplr,betically :—
Bla ce
Nora M. l , Clinton,
Flossie I. Brown, Londesboro.
Ewart D, Cameron, Luckuow.
Harold R. Cautelou, Clinton.
Albert F. Cooper, Clinton,
Annie L Currie. Ripley.
Una C. Martin, Teeswater.
Matilda M. Miller, Dashwood,
Nettie G. Moffatt, Teeswater.
Asliton A. Morrison, Hanover.
Annie McDonald, Ripley.
Annie McConnell, Londesboro,
Christina P. AiclCenzie, Dungannon,
Lorne S Farrell, 'Teeswater.
Elizabeth L Forest, Clinton.
Herdersnu W. Forrest, Clinton.
Chas. A Fowler, Wingham.
Laura 1±.'Griffin, Kmtail,
Gertrude M. Kidney, Ripley.
71
Of interest
to the Public
It las long been an axion in the
enuuno•cial commodity that those
who ptudytheir cuslmom s most
and give.the hest value for money
always stumeed in winning 1,h'
greatest confidence of Lite pUblkr'
hand in obtaining the laegest meas-
ure 1)0 its pfatl'ollage.
'1'httt, and lbat only, is the reason
a by 1' have bon a fine, business,
despite considerable opposition.
give better value—whilst trey
pieces a•e generally louver than
elsewhere,
1 give you an honest, personal
service, identifying myself will
your nil('l',Nl, an,l ever endehtVut-
int; In give you it better return for.
the motley spentnn WW1 nor Oralt
Wh(114 you could' get elsewhere,
Peemrtdelivery . falai essential as
I
gond work, The importance of
this is t'ecoguizOd ,by me, and I
realize the responsibility when I
accept
1411 order.
Ootnotory work promptly attended to,
Estimates chOorfully given.'
Brussels Granite & Marble Works
GUN E, MERSEY, MON tor
Duo 1 mourn over i1 1 1)ott't envy
o(luv's bL'OIIOOe they heave bean( ilia
hail', Begin right no iv to give proper,
intelligent Cale and at Lennon to yotu•
hail -caul 1Ileo lel ((111010 envy you,
'}l lc Harmony 11 ti 13etuttide t•, at de•
lightly' liquid huh dressing that le
jtlst what iL is named—a hair beauti-
fier,
To Burke the hale glossy, soft and
silly—to )hake 1t easier to put up in
smooth, wavy folds, land stay put."..-.
to 1r04(ue 4o vont hair the well-
groomed appearance you want it to
have—to overcome tjle unpleasant,
oily oder of the flair and leave instead
delightfully dainty, fresh rose
l•agtvuice—Tlat•tnouy air' Beautifier
will please you, or your money
hack. Very easy to [apply—simply
sprinkle as little on your haireach
time before brushing it. Contains no
oil ; will not change the color of the
hair, nor darken gray hair,
To keep hair and scalp dandruff•
free and clean, use Harmony Sham-
poo. This pure liquid shampoo gives
a rich lather that immediately pene-
trates to every part of hair and scalp
assuring (a quirk, thorough cleansing,
y'Vashrd off as quickly. the entire
operation takes only a few moments.
can't haat] the hnlL' ; leaves no hatsh-
aess 0t' stickiness—just a sweet
eet
J
cleanliness.
130th prepaeatkoas come in cold -
shaped, very ornamental bottles, with
sprltl0ler tops. Harmony Hair
Beautifier, $1.00. Harmony Shaul -
poo, 50e, Both 04LULIttnleed to satisfy
you in every wary, or your money
back. Sold Ill this community only
at our store—The Rexaall Store—one
of the more than 7,000 leading drug
Atot'e5 OF the United States, Canada
and Great Britain, which own the.big
fiat nony laboratories, Toronto
where the celebrated Harmony Per-
fumes and 'Toilet Preparations are
Made. 1.1. R. 801111), Druggist Buis-
sols, Ont.
Sonox of the local sports have been
trying their hand at breaking clay
pigeous. There are a nutnber of good
shot'; in and about Brussels.
WE notice Rev S J Allin, of Clin-
'on, formerly of Brussels, has accepted
the challenge of John Ransforcl, Presi•
dent of the so called "Huron County
Business Men's Association," to debate
the question of Prohibition. There are
a score of others in the County who are
ready to meet Mr. Ransford on the
public platform on the satne question.
Oranbrook
Miss Annie Wren, of Brussels, has
organized a class in music here and
visits tite pupils each week. It is al-
most an iudispeusable Art, hence the
young folk should take advantage of
the 11"nm'tunitvpf knetruction.
Oraiibiouk and ioilllay'1lsva.e do
something et editable for the Bible.
Society. This year their contri-
butions totalled the very respectable
stun of about. $38.00. A. J. Helm, the
collector, has A 1 success at the work.
SCHOOL REPORT,—Report of Jr.
Room for November and December.
Harks based on weekly examinations,
Sr. IL—Total 800, Pass 300, Honors
450.. G. Alderson 498, P. Sehunck"
440, H. Pennington 417. Jr. II.—
Total 000, Pass 300, Honors 450, E.
Dark 5507, P. Alderson 567, E. Speiran
449, E. Knight 440, 0. Cameron 424,
L. Borfelz 378, L. Kreuter* 860, F.
SunLlle}on 801, M. Baker 207. Pt. II.—
Total400,Pass 200. M. Locking T g 367,
R. Noble109, B. Pennington* 153, G.
Lindsay 125. Primary.—Excellent,
V. hunter, R. Speiran, A.MacDonald,
Gond,—A. Macintosh, M. Baker, W.
Locking, 0. Dark, M. Sparling.
F. A. HOUSTON, Teacher.
Mon Rule by Forcer Women by charm.
And yet because they live less
strenuously, women neglect the early
evidences of failing vigor. The wise
woman will not permit her alumnae to
be robbed by ill health. When she
feels appetite failing, nerves getting
on edge, color fading, she takes Fer-
rnzone, Hew it shot pens the appeti-
te 1 Bow quickly rich blood is avail-
able to restore color to the cheeks,
buoyancy to the step. Better ll'y
Ferrozone. You'll feel like a new be-
ing, witlt new vigor and ability to
confront life's difficulties, Yon at
Out a to bless the day you commenced
Ferroznne. Sold everywhere in 50c
boxes.
Nomination
week at the Township Bah, Ethel,
Thule will likely he a good turn aril.
Some say 1013 Cumtcll will be let ;tim-
ed
rtru'll-
cd by arathtalatatt but other's think
they will not.
GOOD 1 N')'1Ctt7'A IN9Sk VT.-'1'fll' (111-
inittl sehuof eetert1innlent in S. 5,
No, 1 on TM -inlay e 3l'uiaag of last
week ptosed off very vn(.cesnfully and
enjoyfably mid (ltd credit to the
teacher (Ailsa Dicksou,) her assistants
and all who look pm 1, F. 13, Gilroy,
.of Brussels, tirade to good eb,11ttBuu
'gild (41'tet' (1 few appropriate [emetics
intt'ocluced the following bat -testing
14togralo 0-0110rus by Seined) ; 1'eei-
)ttkoil, "Poor Septa Claus,' Russell
Otani; dialogue, "Two little. Xtrots.
Dolls" ; recitation, "The slnaelt kn
8011001," WilfridCamneron ; chill by
school ; colo, Dougall SLrarhtul ;
recitation, '"Perhaps,' Jessie Miller ;
violin solo,'Win. Rands : dialogue,
"Trials of a schoolmastc 1 ," recitation,
James Perrie ; solo, Bartley Menzies 1
l'acitation, "Baby's first Oheistnas."
Ruby Kernaghan ; dialogue, "The day
after Christmas ;" violin solo, Richard
Alcock ; recitation, "Two little stock -
logs," Grace Keroaglian ; (thorns by
school ; recitation, Nies Kate Telfer ;
dialogue, "A heavy shown ;" reci-
tation, Wm. 00111t recitation,
"Xmas Eve," Robert Engel ; reeita-
tfon, "Playing Grandma," Rube
Kernaghtut ; club swinging, Ida unit
Elia Rands; solo, Hartley Menzies
recita j�o) i1hsBight
of time,"
Wm.
Petrie ' solo, Dongald Sfnrhan -
recitation, James Petrie ; dialogue,
"Married by the new Justice of
Pence ;" violin solo, \Vol. Rands ;
recitation, Miss Kate Telfer ; duet,
Misses Rands; selection, fife, Wm.
Rands ; National Authexn. Lunch
was served at the 01080 of the pro
reedings, The financial returns were
$28.55. School house was well filled,
Following aueEtthheel
oft:leers electedt
for the muting year of U,e Ethel L. 0
L :—Master, 1(1vep11 Welsh ; Deputy.
4 ndr ew McKee ; Chaplain, Rev, I. A,
MnKetvey ; Rec.-Sea., Ed. 8iephen-
aim ; Fin. -Sea„ bruin Maynard ;
Treasurer, George Meetttl ; Dkrerinr
,if Om enu,11108, Wm. Love ; Lecturer,
Alex. Ret''; Onntilteenrei, Janes
Kral., W. Pollard, S. 8. Oole, E.
Wheeler Mid E. Dnhgcn,
The TfIn,1 avor Society of the Pres-
byterial) church have leaned a fine
program fur their services of the next
six tumults. Offlrereai'e as follows :—
President, Garfield Dunbar ; V}ca-
Pepsi/lent, Airs. P, Lamont ; OOi',-
Sec•etai•y, Winnie Ranr Rec.-Secye.
tory, Roy Cunningham ; Treasurer,,.
Mrs. J. K. Brown ; Organist, Edith
Ferguson ; Asst, -legalist•, Winnie;
Barr.
s
Grey
Will. J, Rozell; of Toronto, was here
least week for short visit,
Sydney Armstrong, principal of the
Conestoga :milord, is Mira for a holi-
day Viai4,
A110000 Lille, A;mistanog and Jessie
1%1 ;nisi PS, Ct 'CtInDickson n i fi
a
1-
vey lTncver,
Nnrialit.VS 11 811 atfoo'±,
are hone for .their vateatinn, •
Tt. is reported if Reeve Livingstone
Ya
is a mener
of next :year's -Co..Collnakl
11e may to goodanstand alumna for the
Waedenaliip, he would fill th e bill
all right,
Alex, an(1.1tLeetfe Lamont are 110111e
611l117aeenJl Un1vc ail ,Ct g
f
for their vac );,Ion.
They are each it
' 1 that well known
their 8rd v e n t w.
educational tntiou, The boys
I i n. i 9 t t
spent the S4±0nusxer vacation to the
West,•
t7
1.•
DROPSICAL SWELLINGS
are due eolely to a diseased condition
of the kidneys. There is a quick,
speedy cure in Anti Uric Kidney
Pills. Jas. Fox sells t11011) and
guarantees them to give the deai)ed
results, Oolne back and get your
money if yon are not perfectly Satis-
fied. Be sure you get ANTI -URIC
PILLS. B. V. MARION on every
package.
MONTHLY
HORSE FAIRS
BRUSSELS
Regular Monthly Horse Fairs will be
held in Brussels this season as follows
THURSDAY, JAN. 8th, 1914
• 31 FEB. 6th, 1914
1914
'1,.. APR, $1105; 32x4 -
Leading Local and Outside Buyers
will be present.
or
Jr Sam $loot
Gare many common ailmen
are very different, but which,
from the same cause -'-m
clogsed with impurities, The
cause the bowels to move re ly,
strengthen and stimulate the Tei
and open up the pores of the
These organs immediately tiro
the accumulated impurities, and 13111.
cusness, Indiggestion, Liver Com
Kidney Troubles, Headaches,
atism and similar eiime
Dr. Morse's Indian Root
tine
Siwe Doctors"
fl -ave
Bilious
Attacks?
Chamberlain Tablets keep
the liver right up to nor-
mal
all the time—and
that's why they are so effective
in cure of Stomach Disorders,
rders
Fermentation, Indigestion, and
all ailments y,hich are the fore-
runners of biliousness. Try
them. 25c. a bottle Druggists
and Dealers or by Mail. p
i Medi
eine n M ine Co. p
C
Toronto 7
BEST
The+
ReginaW
atcf '�i
. I
Holy about that old watch 0i
Is it not giving satisfaction fl
Have it exchanged ler n
REGINA and you 'Wilt
be sure of the right tin'
are sold at the followiu.
7 -jewelled 20 -year Bautt' ey-..
Gold-filled Case - • -�S
15-ewelled 20 -year Balmer
Gold-filled Oase - - 13,76
17 -,jewelled 20 -year Banner
Gold:Riled Case - - 18.
7 - jewelled Waterproof
Nickel Case - - - 8.2
15 - jewelled Waterproof
Nickel Case - 10.2
17 - jewelled. Waterloo
Nickel Ouse -
These Watches a
teed for three y
L. BLAKE
AR/
Ont Walton 'r O to r
Naturally You would
Men's Pewee
Atte Men's Furnishing S
01:1e1311®
Ours is the Men's Furnishing Store filled with fequ
for Men such as
Neck Scarfs
Neck Ties
Gloves
Hosiery
Handkerchiefs
Cuff finks
Suspenders
Suspender
Sets
Umbrellas
20th Ce
I
Fur tiuE
Barrio
11
Coat
tlo
1F it is a Suit or Overcoat you Want, buy it in
ora ;ler of Stylish
� ias E3rane�!
Century y
l� Y
the Celebrated Hartt Shoe, noted for its sty
wearing nonly qualities. Sold by
. @. Dunror
'Clothier and Furs