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1;AST WAWANOSii,
Mr. Jaokeon Walker, and daughter
of Toronto, paid a flying visit to hie
brothers, of the 12th line, for over Sun-
day.
The Briole Church will hold their
anniversary services next Sunday, Rev.
Mr. Bartlett of Dungannon will preach
morning and evening. An entertain-
ment will be held the following Monday
evening.
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OLOTHING AND FURNIBIIINGS.
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Doctors Fear Tonsilitis Otttbrealr.
Hundreds of oases are reported. If
your throat ie irritable and sore, gargle
it three times daily with Nerviline and
water, Then rub the throat and oieeet
vigoronaly with Nerviline and put on a
Nerviline Porous Plaster. Follow
these inetruotions closely and you will
avoid Tonsilitie, Bronchitis and Throat
Trouble of every kind. Hundreds are
preventing
is emethod and and curing
thitr colds eminently
satisfactory. Both Nerviline Flinders
and Poison's Nerviline inn be had from
any dealer, 26o. each.
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The death marred on Saturday
night, September 4th, of Jamea Stewart.
of 90 Ellen St , Winnipeg, aged 813.
The deceased was bora in Eamsey
township, Ont., and went to Winnipeg
from Blyth, in 1883, He is survived by
a widow, five daughters and one eon:—
Mra, Robt, Soott, Dufferin avenue;
Mre, McGuire, Regina; Mrs. J. Keys,
James Stewart, Vancouver; Mrs, Homer
English and Mies Kate Stewart. The
funeral took plaoe on Wednesday after-
noon, Sept 8th, at 2,30 from the resi-
denoe, 90 Ellen St„ to St. James ceme-
tery. Mrs, Creighton, of town, is a
sister of deceased. He was also an
uncle to Robt. Slater by marriage.
Mr, Stewart was the village Constable,
LISTOWEL.
On Friday morning at 5 o'clock the
death occurred of Janet Wilson, daugh-
ter of the late Robert Wilson, and be-
loved 'wife of 131r. John Patch. Mrs.
Perch has been ill for the past three
months, but her friends hoped for her
recovery. She was widely known, and
leaves to mourn her lose besides a host
of friends, her husband, and two eons,
Dr. Peroy and St. Clair, of Hancock,
Mich., and two sisters, Mrs. R. Cooke,
of Fordwioh and Mrs. Springsteen, of
Morpeth, Ont.
CLINTON.
Miss E. Stevens was a Goderioh visit-
or this week.
Wm. Claff and wife have returned to
their home in Detroit.
Miss Annie Spence, of Bluevale, is the
guest of Miss Jean Ross.
Mr Geo. Robertson has returned from
an extended visit in the West.
Mr, A. Jackson has accepted a posi-
tion in a barber shop in Georgetown.
It Res Killed Hundreds.
Strong purgatives have killed many a
good man. Costiveness ie bad—violent
cathartics are worse. It bothered with
stomach trouble or biliousness, try Dr,
Hamilton's Pills. They are so mild you
can scarcely feel their action, yet so
effective that the entire system is oleans-
ed of wastes. Dr. Hamilton's Pills
move the bowels gently, they tone the
kidneys, assist digestion, clear the skin.
For those subject to colds, biliousness,
langour there is no better medicine,
Try a 25o. box of Dr. Hamilton's Pills,
J13 MESTOWN.
Miss Allie McKelvey, of Toronto, is
visiting at home for a few days.
Rev. J. O. Pomroy, of Kincardine,
visited at John Streohan's last week.
He was assisting at the Harvest Home
services in Roe's ohnroh.
John Hogg, of Aberdeen, Washington
Territory, is et hie home in Grey at
present. He will remain here till
spring. Wm. Hogg has returned to
Washington.
Ward Caldbiok returned to the West
for a short time. He will probably
Dome back to Morris to spend the
winter.
The threshing maohines are again in
our midst. Messrs. Cole, Garnies and
Dooket are' on their rounds. There
machines are all A•1.
The temperance workers of the town
have launched a local option oampaign.
Several from town are attending the
CroseleyHunter revival meetings in
Blyth.
W. B. MoTaggart has gone to To-
ronto to pursue his studies at St. An-
drew's College.
Union prayer meetings are being held
under the auspices of the Methodist
and Baptist churches-. The union evan-
genetics services will begin on the first
Sunday in
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Stops railing Flair An Elegant Dressing
Destroys Dandruff Makes i-iair Grow
Ingredients: Sulphur.
mage Glycerin. Alcohol. t Water. Perfume.
A hair preparation made from this formula is harmless, yet possesses positive merit. A
hair food, a hair tonic, a hair dressing. Consult yourdoctor about these hair problems.
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AN INVITATION
Miss Reynolds
requests the pleasure of your presence
at her exhibit of
Exclusive
Fall Millinery
which has been planned for
Thursday, Sept. 23rd
and following days.
w HiTECHURUH.
The apple packers are busy
here.
Grain is Doming to the elevator in con-
siderable quantities these days,
The plasterers have finished the base-
ment of the church. It is now ready for
the carpenters.
Mr. H. Rintoul, Sr., is improving
fast; he was able to take a trip to
Wingham on Saturday last.
Mr. J, McDonald, general agent for
the Peter Hamilton Oo., Peterborough,
was here on business this week.
around
Mr. Finley, late pastor of Methodist
ohnroh, and Mrs. Fluley, now of Era -
Pills has proved by hundreds of cures
bre, were calling on friends this week, that it builds up the blood to a .oint
Mr. H. D. Henderson, who met with that enables it to east ont thee: •oisone
through the regular channel: of exore-
a painful accident some time sgo, is tion—the bowels, the kid,:ya and the
recovering nicely, his hand is about skin. When this is don: the rhenma-
healed up. tiem is permanently oar. , , and as long as
Mr. J. Holmes has the foundation the blood is kept p re and rich the
rom rheumatism.
laid for his chopping mill, on the lot I Mr. Thomaeient will be f 0 Mc :, Ri hibncto, N. B.,
opposite his store and is digging a well
RHEUMATISM DRIVEN
FROM THE BLOOD
A Remedy Which Assists Nature
Make a Cure Which is Perma-
nant as This Case Proves.
Every sufferer from rheumatism
wants to be cured and to stay cured.
The prospect of the frequent return of
the trouble is not attractive to anytody
who has gone through one 'siege. Most
treatments aim simply to "keep down"
the rheumatic poisons in the blood. The
tonio treatment by Dr. Williams' Pink
BELGRAVE.
The people of this dietriot last week
heard with regret of the death of Chris-
tina Stonehonse, wife of Mr. Thos. M.
Russell. Deceased was a daughter of
Mr. Richard Stonehenge of this village
and had been residing at Saginaw, Mich.
She had not been In good health for
some time and name over to visit with
her sister at Exeter. Last week her
trouble became more serious and she
was taken to the London hoepttal where
an operation was performed and Mrs.
Russell passed away Thursday evening,
The remains were brought here on Fri-
day and the funeral t000k plane on
Monday afternoon to Brandon ceme-
tery. Service was held in the Methodist
Churoh, oondnoted by the pastor, Rev.
Mr. Oook, assisted by Rev. Mr. Fer-
guson, pastor of the Presbyterian
Church. The bereaved relatives will
have the sympathy of the community.
alongside; the building is to be cement.
It is to be rue by gas made on the plane.
The machinery and everything is up-
to-date.
Mr. John Sperling met with an ac-
cident on Saturday, at the station, while
standing near the cattle pen; the cattle
broke out and in trying to esoape dan-
ger he tell bank injuring hie shoulder
and right arm. It is very painful but
hope for a speedy recovery.
Do Your Ears Ring?
This is the beginning of Chronic Ca-
tarrh. If not checked, the result is
deafness. A simple remedy that many
physicians advise is to slowly inhale
"Oatarrhozone" a few times each day.
The soothing vapor of Catarrhozoue
oures the Catarrhal condition and hear-
ing improves at once. Head noises,
buzzing ears are cured. For Catarrhal
deafness, throat, nose and lung oatarrh
there is probably no remedy so efficient.
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We are removing from store now occupied, to the
Beaver Block.
Everthing here must be sold regardless of cost or re-
gular price, as we purpose restarting with an entirely
new and natty stock.
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BRUSSELS.
Miss Verne Walker left last week for
Toronto to take a course in the Ladies'
College.
Mr, W. J. Stewart, of Parkhill spent
part of hie holidays at his home in town.
We are sorry to report that Mr. W.
H. Kerr is still in very poor health. We
hope he may soon be fully restored to
good health. ,
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says—"Permit .• = to bear testimony to
the worth of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
as a cure for acute rheumatism. My
son, Frederick, was subject to this
painful troublefor a period of eight
or ten years, and during this time
periodical attacks would regularly oc•
our. His last attack was a most se-
vere one and the pains were exornciat-
ing in the extreme, shooting through
the body to such an extent that even the
approach of any person would cause
him to ory out with fear, and he bad
rest neither night or day. Oar family
dootor, a man of skill and experience,
applied many remedies without avail,
and could give no encouragement other
than that the warmer weather then
approaching might prove beneficial.
Just at this time we noticed where
some person similarly afflicted had been
oured by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and
decided to try them. He kept on using
the Pills, each succeeding box showing
improvement, until he had taken ten
boxes, when all pains and aches had
completely disappeared, and although
mode of life is tbat of a fisherman, and
consequently exposed to both wet and
cold, he has had no return of any of the
symptoms whatever. The cure is com-
plete, and is entirely due to Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills."
Yon can get these Pills from any
medicine dealer or they will be sent by
mail at 50 Dents a box or six boxes for
$2 50 by The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.
LESSENED PRODUCTION.
(OUEitICB.
A happy event took plane Wednesday
of last week at the residence of Mrs.
Vanstone, her youngest daughter, Mar-
garet Delphlne, becoming the bride
of Edgar Bertram Hale, of town. Rev.
R. W. Millyard, pastor of Viotoria Street
Methodist Ohnroh, performed the cere-
mony, and the wedding maroh was play-
ed by DeLemme Millyard. The bride
wore a travelling suit and carried a
bouquet of roses and maiden hair f erns.
The happy couple were unattended and
stood before a huge bank of flowers.
The bride was given away by her broth-
er, A. E. Vanstone, of Gorrie. After
the ceremony the guests, to the number
of about forty, sat down to the festive
board, those from out of town being as
follows:—Mr. and Mrs. Foster, of
Holmeeville; Mrs. Potter, cousin of the
bride, of Saskatchewan; Mr. and Mrs.
A. E, Vanstone, of Gerrie, and Mies
Heddle, of Benniller, Messrs. Cameron
and Moore, dry goods merchants. with
whom the bride held a reeponsible pool•
tion, presented her with a handsome
cabinet of silverware, and the employes
of the tvheelroom of the Goderich wheel
rigs factory, of whioh the groom was
foreman, presented a chair.
W. G. Shaw, wife and two children,
of Spokane, Wash., are here on a
month's visit at the home of Mrs, James
Shaw.
Miss Doty of London, has been en-
gaged by the Methodist Sunday School
to give instruction to large class who
will present an entertainment here on
the evening of September 27111.
The marriage of Mist; Nora, daughter
of Dr. W. S. and Mrs. Holmes, to Mr.
A. B. Macdonald, barrister, of Oran -
brook, B. O., took plaoe in St. John's
ohnroh here on Wednesday, Sept, 22nd,
Barrister MaoDonald is a former well
known Brneselsite,
Your Nerves Are 'Weak,
You sleep badly, appetite is variable.
You. eat but gain no strength, Morning
tiredness makes you wish night would
oome. When night oomes refreshing
sleep is hard to obtain. You're run
down, your blood is thin and watery,
your .nerves have grown weak, the
thought of effort wearies yon. You
need Ferrezene; it makes blood,—red,
strong blood. An appetite? You'll eat
everything and digest it ton. Strength?
That's what plenty of food gives, Fer•
rezone gives hope, vigor, vim, ender.
ante. Use Forrozono and got eating
Roenite ate quick—core is lasting. All
dealers in 50o boxes.
Several Methodist dietriot meetings
have passed resolutions regretting the
♦ granting of a Chapter to the Motropoli.
• �y GOODS. ♦, tan Racing' Association, and calling for
Opposite Qticon's hotel. A PLEASURE 'PO SHOW' • an amendment to the criminal Doris
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Fall and
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Coats
JUST ARRIVED
You are cordially invited to inspect our complete
stock of NEW FALL and WINTER COATS.
Never before have we shown such a large range
of READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS.
We handle only the best makes of Coats and
Skirts anti our prices are in keeping with low
prices in all other Departments.
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DRESS GOODS.
We carry a very large stock of Dress Materials,
the new weaves and colorings are here for your
inspection. Don't buy your Fall Dress until
you see our stock. We can save you money.
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TURNItERItY.
Minutes of Council meeting held in
the Clerk's office, Bluevale, on Monday,
Sept. 20,
Members of Council all present. The
Reeve in the chair The minutes of
last meeting were read and adopted on
motion of Messrs. Rutherford and Mc-
Michael.
Kelly--Rutherford--•That the contract
of completing the King drain be let to
WINGHA
August reports received at Ottawa
from members of the cow testing as-
sociatiocs indicate that in most districts
the flow of milk is well up to the aver-
age. In some localities there is but a
very slight decrease from July yield of
milk, so light, that the increasiug rich-
ness shows a trifle higher yield of fat.
In other localities, unfortunately,
there is very marked shrinkage, as much
as 120 lb. and even 180 lbmilk per cow
less in July. Many dairy farmers have
accordingly vowed that next year will
not we them caught without any pro-
vision for maintaining the flow, but they
have determined to provide some soil-
ing crop, and if possible build a silo, so
as to ensure succulent feed for probable
hot spells in July and August, such
men are wise.
Some dietiiets have as high averages
as 8701b milk, and 20 1a. fat i'i naigast.
Such wigo dairymen had made provis-
ion of suitable feed. Others, less pro-
vident, had to be content with a yield of
3801b. milli and 21 ib f ac her LUN. :
while hero rand there tee av:r:a yard
was down to WO lb. tat itisit; lb, :at.
FALL FAIR
TUESDAY AND WEDNESAY
Septeber 28 and 29, 1909
Wednesday Afternoon, Sept. 29th
R. Hoclreridge at $1.25 per rod.—Gd. Saeh men might well copy th o nl.;th� see
Tho following Beaman were loosed el their brattier feet -earn who esu:tarty
and cheques on Bank of IIeral't. t ocenre
b gtthe ceedlarger e i be i '1
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issued: --Jelin W. King, ora el anal when t calve are 1)0 ma .3 ill cote.
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damages57,t)0; Samtae1Vanstene,gravel
$.1.50; Amor. Gofton, ravel' $5.11; E
Orvis, gravel $2 70; Mrs. B. Holmes,
gravel $0.75; John Sillick, road dick
KM; John Mos;;rove, culvert OA);
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Hugh fileKie non, gravelling x.11.:." ,
Clint. :Atkin, ins acting gicv.'llieta
$1 50; Mrs. J. Robinson, gravel517.5.S;
Alex, .lof'ate, enlvert Grey beun'1 sty
$3.00: Wm. Breckenridge, grtavellin:
$15.75; James Paaeoek, gravai 41,1:;;
John MoNaughteen, rant termor G
Belly—Wlieeler--That this meetiu;;
do nOW 0j:earn to meet in the Oltrrk's
office, BhIevale, en Monday, Oat. 1n.'),
at 10 o'clockk a, in.—Carried.
Curried,
Jolla i..Liilii ss-,
cad consumption Can be
cured. Nature alone won't
do it, i9, needs holly.
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the boot; h31p, bttt its ease
must be continual in sung.,
arisen as well as winter.
Tito itlaaHalo ecl1 rank. rr ter
Get asnialttot:tonow.
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SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.
GREEN RACE.—Mile heats; best three in five. Open to horses that have never
won public money. Herres to be attaehed t•i four- wheele i ria. Clouei:e1i-
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tore moot be members of Society. Prizes -00, ea, et.
FARMERS' HORSE RACE —half mile heats; beet three in five. Horses to
be attached to tour -wheeled rice can 1 to t,.• ria a farmer or his son.
Competitors to be members of the Society. Peizee—zeil, 16. $4.
POTATO RACE.—Competitors to stand to horse. Potatoes to be plaoed 100
yards from the etertinr p lecett, rile tat first rutile, «iasee.onaa
and pick np potato, reteouut, rile back to starting point, dismount and
pnt potato in pail, and so on with each potato. Horse any eiee.
Prizes --$3, 82.
DOTJBLI: HITCHING RACE.—Hitchin;; teem to ininaer a et:en. team to walk
,1•iarter mile and go as you please q'iarter mile. Pi'tzea—$3, S'2.
DA.a(IND COMPETITION. --Open to liege and ;airs. No entrance fee:
Hail pr's I1.eenpipe
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ATIILE1ICI CONTESTS.- 'An interestitt feature of this ytar'e fair will be three
s, l:' t Canteen ne fttilo,ve. No entr_ine fee:
ni.,ii .; broad jump .
Ono- mile run
le mile run for boys u0 tt'r 11 years... ...... -:;
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