The Brussels Post, 1906-11-1, Page 5{ Pc
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1041.
1 "High Grade" Training pays and
that in the mud the famous 4T16
ELLIOTT6
TORONTO, ONT.
113100 to 1119 olu,lonte, 800ellt Bind.
0018 have tikeu IIOglt)One at salaries
from $00 pnr mouth to 81000 per au.
tuna. It is 0 well !mown feet that our
salmons the beet of lbs kind 8 oen-
udA. This mouth I0 0 01leudld Elmo
to outer All graduates got positions,
The demand is nearly twouty (Oleos
the supply. Write today for coagula. 1.
Deet 006310guo, '
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
0012 YONQI AND BIJOU/MBASTB.
f tE $ ii .' •t eat !
MEDICAL CARDS.
DR. R. A. BURNS—
Socaoss0r to Ilr. J. A. AtcNilut;hton
temente, Ontario
Ora3uuto of Polyclinic Post Graduate
school of Afodlcino and Surgery, Now York.
Member of College of Physicians and Sur-
geons of Ontario.
Ofine Sud residence seine as formerly m-
oulded by Dr. AtoNaughton.
10100800 of women a specialty.
',Phone No. 21.
BUSINESS CARDS.
UT H. MaCRAOKEN—
'f v • Isener of Marriage Limning. Of.
nee at Grocery, '1'urnberry street, Brunets.
WM. SPENCE
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
OF MARRIAGE LICENSES
ON°c fn the Peet office, 13(33331. 80.4
BERTHA C. ARMSTRONG
Is prepared to give tenons on Pismo
on Item' OrgRuu. Toren 012 upphontlon.
Postofiioo address-13ru0se10. Beeiden0e—
Lot 8,00o.10, Grey, Peelle may Dave their
lessens at their own homes it preferred.
MISS MARGARET M'IAUCHLIN
TEACHER OF PIANO
Pupils prepared for the Toronto
Conservatory of Music.
JAMES HARRIS,
Agent Howick Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
011oo and Iteeldonoo—
WALTON, ONT.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAMI
IN00RANO3,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
i
S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION.
•i`4„ • fan, will eon for better prides, to
better mon, 'i0 lose time and lees charges
than any other Auotlouoor in Haat Huron or
he won't charge anything. Dates and orders
01m always be arraueed at tufa whoa or by
p ore.lual application,
ROBT. N. GARN!SS
BLUEVALE — ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County,
Terme reasonable. Sales arranged for
at the ofiloe of 'Pam Poem, Brussels. snit
VETERINARY.
GA. CUNN1NGEIAM—
• Honor tiraduate of the coterie Vet•
erluary College, is pr°pared to treat all die.
eases of domes110ated animals in a compet-
ent manner. Partioular attention pale to
Veterinary lleutIOtry trod Milk leaver, Calls
promptly attended to. Chloe and infirmary
—Four doors North of bridge, 1'uruberry et.,
Bennetts. -
LEGAL AND CONYEYANCINO.
A•B. MACDONALD—
Barrister, Solicitor. Notary, late,
Suuooneer to G. F. Blair. OLDee over Stun-
dard Sank, Brussels. Solicitor for Metro-
politan Bank.
VAT M. SINCLAIR—
• Barrister, Solicitor, IOeuveyauoer,
Notary Public, 100. UIDoe-8tewart'e Blcak
t door Nor th of Central Hotel.
Solicitor for the Standard Bauk,
p[IOUDFOOT, HAYS 11 BLAIR—
BAR1tfSTERS BOLIOITOl0B, NO'3A1ilE8
1iUBLIu, ETC.
W. PltooDmoom, E. 0. R. 0. Hese
G. F, 81.0130.
°Moos—Those formerly 000upied by Miners
(Monroe Jr Holt.
G °Doo l oU, ON'1'.111I0.
DENTISTRY
DR: R. P. FE/LD.
Itt1NI'18T
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario and Elret-olaes Dome
Graduate of Toronto. University. Office
next to Brower'° Photograph Gaiter',
BRUSSELS,
The Loading Commercial Sohool
aCENTRAL
i&IS .
STRATFORD. ONT.
9Q Tide Sohool is re0oguleed to be one
ill of the beet Commercial Sinews in Am• a
yp erloa. You eau Barely judge it S011oo1
by the aeplleations It reindeers, Title it
9f
term wo received appllontl eve tram
Acne 112 six large Ame'feen dittos and
Ltfrom far morn tomis and once of Oal-
ldalneluttmg 8esicatcou,.Sea% on the
WontandOnarluttotowgi P.lt. 1., on
tato East, 0111 reputation means
J' much for our gradt8Bto0. Write for our }j'
i
Cat 0.100110. ,,j LA LAN V.6
ELLIOTT 10 o 031 ,
Prinoipala.
.i
aon,
JEWELRY
STORE
I have opened a Jewelry
Store in the McKim
Building, and nay stock
is new and well varied.
Special attention paid
to Repairing.
You will find my prices
moderate.
D. BLAKE
io.ca1 Retu5 t.errrs
mentioned sum ; thou of the balance left,
the minty of Huron pays sixty live per
tient, to the Listowel High Sohool JOuord,
i1?'o rclwtelr.
J. D. Bout( hag purohaeed a farm 2Ji
' miles from Brunets, 1} mine 8outlt and
' 1} miles Went.
John Wilson, who wag vleit)ng rela-
ting and old friends in Ilowiek for satue
tvooke returned to Vancouver, 13. O,
The Wumeu's Auxiliary of Trinity
ebnroh shipped a bale of clothing, valued
at 805, too mission in 111unitouliu Ieland.
Mee. John G. Wallaoo left for Von•
nutter, B. 0., atter spending the Som•
0101 months with relatives in Fordwioh
uud vioinity. She will bo joined in the
Wont by her huebaud, who ban been
homesteading In Manitoba,
Nominee.
Hove are down to 56.60 this weak.
10 0034Te pays for Too POST to the
end of 1906. This ie certainly a bar.
gain.
A Rem has been put up along the
sidewalk at the old oellar, corner of Turo•
berry and Mill streets, as a protection
to the public,
Trona is ooneiderable typhoid fever in
the outlets', said to be due to stagnant
water in the tuella wbioh were low on
a000unt of the drouth.
MANS aohool board° would like to get a
permit from the game warden to shout
the round robin preeeuted by the school
tetohers demanding iuoreased ealarise.
NoT one muui0ilality have taken
advantage of the Ontario Act to 0oiletr101
telephone linea. The Ant wire u piece of
fireworks simply and never intended to be
of any use.
W. W. Ramie' Dement butter !eatery
is well on toward completion and will
be finished inside during the Winter.
The root is on and doors and windows
in their places. Outoido walls will be
plastered next Spring and blocked off.
Six new townships will be opened np on
Nov. 15th under the Vetrauo' Land Grant
An. The townehipo will be pix square
miles each and are booted in the North•
ern portion of Algoma and Carnegie, close
to the Matagami river. The land is
good play, suitable for farming.
TONDLRo for the emotion of the three
Normal aohool buildiuge at Stratford,
Peterbor° and North Bay were opened by
Hon. Dr, Rearms, Minister of Public
Works, but no ewarda were given. The
figures were ell considered too high and
now tendon will be asked for.
Doo'T fail to dee the presentation of
"David and Jonathan" in the 'Town
Hall on Tuesday evening, 13th Inst
Plan of Hall at Fox's, Drug Ettore where
Beate may be reserved tvithont additional
coat. Mr. Beers comae under the cue•
piooe of Brueeele Odd Fallows.
Piles quickly and positively oared with
Dr. Shoop's' Magio Ointment. It'e made
for Piled alone—and it does the
work surely and with eati0100t10,1
Lotting, painful, protruding or blind
piles disappear like magic by its use.
Large, Niokle Capped glass jars, 60
cents. Sold and raoommeuded by F. R.
Smith.
Tins G. T. R., the mean things, have
detertuiued to put a atop to the throwing
of rine at newly marled couples' when
they are boarding their treble. Bridal
couples ought to boyoott the G. T. R.
No doubt the ride throwing feet ie what
encourages many of the young things to
get married,
Tum calming foatory Lao completed
the work of attuning this year's' crop of
tomatoes, and are now working on apples.
''hey put op this year 400,000 Dune of
tomatoes, and they expect to do up about
ten oarloode of apples. The past 0e0aou
hoe been a profitable one for tomato
growers. H. Lavender received 8180 for
his crop on 1 acres. Walter James, sou
of Wm. J071100 reusived 5191 off 2} scree.
Geo, Youug made $175 off 2 acres.
Lewis Wigle grew $000 worth,—Leomiog•
ton Poet,
The new Pure Food and Deng Law
will mark it on the label of every Cough
Cure °ordaining Opium, Chloroform,
or any otter etnpitying or po30ona00
drag. But it passes Dr. Shoop's Cough
Cure a8 made for 20 years, entirely
free. Dr. Shoop all nloug inn bitterly
oppoeod the We of opiates or 0araotio,
Dr. Shoop'° Cough Onre is absolutely
sale eveu for the youngest babe—and
it mime it doe° not eimp)y eappre00.
Get a Bate and reliable Cough Ogre, by
simply imitating on having Dr, Bhoop'e.
Let tin Law be your venation. We
cheerfully re0umentud and eels it, F. R.
Smith.
"DAVIn AND JONATHAN."—The dramatic
oheraoterization of the beautiful story
of David and Jonathan will be preeentod
in the Town Hall Brunette, under the
00gpi000 of Western Star, 1. 0. 0, F., No.
140, Tuesday eve0i14, Nov, 18th, by the
gifted impersonator Newton Beers, 14
ohareoter0 are presented by the enter.
taiuer. The Boston herald Saye :-11.1.r.
Beers not- only recites tie playa from
memory but also pones/tee the gift of
being able to so change hie volae and
nation 120 to enable himto difliarenliate
the various personalities of each ()bander
in the story of the play as, he prooeede,
This faculty melee hie entertainment ie.
tamely interesting to all ages and °lessee,
who do not lied a dull moment during
the hour and n half in whittle- he holds
their Mona attention.
Tum case of Lielowel High Sohool
Board ye. the County of Heron wee tried
by Judge Barron nine Division Come at
Listowel meetly, rind it is of general
1010reet, It was all notion to determine
the eorr00t method of figuring the
amount to be paid by a county for pupils
ahigh from that county attending g -h oobool
"h t
in at adja0oot comity, 1 N o so was
ar400d et length 0.8 a test case to inter•
prat the Sainte Aot, no pato of the hind
having been decided before, The method
of a000untiug of the Listowel board wan
en0teiued and jndgmeet given in full for
the Maim The Way to fix the amount
payable is given by the Judge a0 f0l10We 1
—let—Fled the average yearly ooet of
the maintenance of Huron county
paplle ; Rod—Pot down the amount of
o
the Government grant as, proportioned to
0120)1 pupils ; Ord --'''hen add to nob last
mentioned slum the fees payable by stun
pupil0 ; 4th-- 13810(1 deduct the emu tote)
of these last two surae from the Etre(
Ilenllh For Ittur.ltewn iVemet
From the experieuoe of Mee. Juo.
Panics, Saoltatoon, nothing compere')
with Ferr000,le. "At times I was oon-
tned to my hed and anuld'ot do any
work. I (vee r00 down in flesh, lost
strength my appetite failed. Weary and
oaotdow0, it seemed I could'nb catch op.
Ferrozoae started a now kind of life in
my blood, vitalized Dud elren4thened my
nerves, aud fleetly oared my heart and
atomaoh paine." B'errozoue )e a rebuild,
er that hue spooial virtue in female ail.
meuts. B&Id everywhere in 60o. boxes.
Eleitl-o-vu.
Mise Jaakeou, ut Morrie, was the guest
of Mise Nellie Gaynor,
Archie Fogel spent 'Thanksgiving
with his parents, Henry and Mrs, Fogel.
James Gaynor spout Thanksgiving
with his parents, Juo. and Mre. Guyette,
Beo Brandt 1140 returned after a pleat•
ant eojurn in the Wool. The land out
there does not 0011 Ben so he hue decided
to remain in Ontario.
Mies Lavine Ranter, yotingeet thumb.
ter of John and 41re. blunter, 8th line,
Grey, ie ill with au atteok of typhoid
fever, of which her many friends tvish
her speedy recovery.
Wm. and Mr0. Baker entertained a few
young frieud0 at a eooiol gathering
Tuesday evening, 0o1 10tb. All report
having an 0ujcyable evening, Mr. and
Mrs. Baker are a splendid host and
beaten,
The annual harvest thanksgiving
Barmen of St. David's ohuroh, He0lryn,
were held on Sunday and Monday, Oot,
14181 and 16th. The incumbent, Rev. H.
P. Westgate, preeohed morning Sud
tveuiug on Sunday. On Mouday evening
Rev. N. A. F. Bourne, rentor of Christ
ohuroh, Listowel, preached an able der•
mon from Psalm 1251 18, dwelling
particularly upon the thought of what
great things the Lord hath done for 120 in
Canada, 8peoial rnnei0 was rendered by
the choir of 8t. Alban'° oheroh. The
cherub wee meet tastefully decorated
with grain, fruit and flowers. The at.
condemn at all sec./io00 wag (urge and the
contributions liberal,
When the tip of a dog's nose is oold
and moist, that dog is not sick. A fever -
(eh dry eon means sickness with a dog.
And so with human lips. Dry, °reeked
and oolor10e0 lips mean foverisbneae,
sed are as well ill appearing. To have
beautiful, pink, velvet, like lips, apply at
bedtime a ooatiug of Dr. Shoop's Salve.
it will mitten and heel any akin ailment.
Get a free trial box at our store and be
uouvinoed. Large niokel cupped gime
jure, 25 conte. F. R. Smith.
r9tVW0 tt.
Willie RobL, Sort of Wm. Robb, 10th
eon. is i11 with typhoid fever.
W. D. and Mrs, An4tle will shortly
take up their residen00 in Stratford,
where Mr. Angne will be nearer hie
work.
Rev. Mr, Tiffin, 01 Trowbridge, preaoh•
ed iu Atwood Methodist ohuroh 011 28th
met. Rev. Mr. Bond preached anni-
versary setvicee at Willow Grove.
Mies M. Bond, of the parsonage, bee
8000 00 en xended visit to her slater,
tare. Canoe leu, of Red Deer, Alta. She
expecte to be away till next Bummer.
Lemuel Pelton and Fred. Davie lett
for Cobalt. Air. Pelton will visit hfe
daughter, Mre. 0, H. Follarton and Fred.
will upend a few weeks with his brother.
Robert Anderson, manager of Hay
Brae. elevator, had the misfortune to
step on a rusty nail while et work help
mg to dismantle the old elevator on
Thanhegiving morning.
Leonard and Mrs. SO utdo, of lvfonkton,
injured in the Aziida railway catastrophe
have settled with the rai)tv0$' Oompaoy
for 51,1300 for the loss of their dougbtere
Bud the injnrie0 to thomeelves,
A BUTBAOR Fon .plt.816—'The looal
option bylaw of Elena 'Townehip, Perth
County, was egnuehed last week by the
Divisional Court at Osgood° Hall. The
by•low was emend last January by a
0Ojorily of 201 in a total vote of 811.
The court found that the by-law omitted
n clause provided for in 000)1 oases by
the mguloipal toot, for the Bumming up
Oranbrook
Cider Mill
Tho Cider Mill hero has
commenced operations and
Cider and Apple Butter will
be made any day in the
week (barring Sunday) while
the season lasts,
CAMERON BROS.
14-4 Proprietors.
of the Totes, aud oleo that there were
numerous irregularities in the °toeing of
the poll books. It t0 said that in only
nue 330113124 plans wee thin done properly.
'''he'''owuebip therefore loses, and pays
the ooet0 in both courts,
John Struthers hue purchased from the
Forrest Estate the lune running along
Hide hie property to the old flax mile
property, 00 well as the old weigh etude
building, which he will convert into It
comfortable stable.
Stomach Medicine In Useless
Impoeonblo 10 mire catarrh in the noes
by doaiog tho'etomaoh. Send the heal
3114 vap.,r of Outer, hozone after the germs
and yu0 at once aouompfioh good. Aoy
mage of catarrh is ourable,—ell that's
1000eusary is to inhale Oatarrbozone—
every vlet04e of the trouble i9 forever
driven trout the system. It you mutt
permanent mire for oalarrh, throat
trouble or branohitlo, Oatarrhozoue ie o
etaud•by. Two Bien, 25o and 51.00 at
all dealers.
G:urrirt.
J. R. Williams was at Mitchell at-
tending 81.0 funeral of bis brother.
Mrs. Pyke is confined t0 the bowie at
prevent with au a1aok of paralysis.
The quarterly meeting of the Metho-
dist Ohuroh here will be held Sabbath,
Nov. 4:13.
J. B. Atkiue, of Orange Hill, hail gone
to Harneton, where he has obtained a
poeti01) ao book keeper i0 the furniture
factory.
Au Orange eerm00 on the annivor-
eery of the Gunpowder Plot will be
preached to the brethren of L. 0. L
No. 575, in the Orange Hill Methodist
church on Bonday, Nov. 4111, by Rev.
O. P. Wells, B. A.
We are artery to record the death of
Margaret Eden, eldest daughter of Wm.
and Mrs. Strong, 10th mon., wbioh took
plane on Thursday morning, Oot. 18th,
after bat a few hours' illuese, The
funeral took plaoe on Friday to Gorrie
cemetery.
LIMLU va el.
Mise Ida Zillax, of Toronto, was the
guest of Mayor and Mre. Weteon.
Mies Minnie Hay and Merviu Hay
have returned from Wiunipeg. Mervin
is speedily regaining his health after hie
atteok of typhoid,
The Arliugt011 Hotel Iioense was trans•
(erred by the Oommioeiouere to Harry
Branlm, the new proprietor, who took
possession.
Robt. Ferguson, of Ohioago, hoe deoid•
ed to remain in Listowel for the Winter,
and he hue had taken the local egenoy of
the North American Lite Ins. Go.
11..a. Chalmers', operator at Listowel,
has been appointed G. T. R. station
agent at Milverton, in the 0,eed of 0. A.
1ot3ou, who reeigoed to take the
management of a restaurant in Toronto.
A 0.P. R. 000011004800 gang ie at work
at the rear of H. Karen' term, adjoining
the corporation, where a ooneiderable out
is beiug made, the earth being need in
grading a little further East, The work
i0 beiug pushed ahead ea rapidly a0 pod•
eible.
Rev. A. Fanjoy returned home on
Tuesday of net week from Peterboro,
whore he was attending the fifly•firet
annual Coovsation of the Bapliot
Churches of Ontario and Qeebeo. Mr.
Fanjoy ie leaving Listowel and 000310oted
his fiutd services' bare and in Atwood on
Sunday.
A lire °Mailing a heavy lose 000nrred
in town on Tuesday morning of taut
week when a large frame stable on Bie-
mar0lt street, owned by J. W. Buell and
leased by W. C. Kidd, was destroyed by
fire, together with its 00utente, including
three of Mr. Kidd'e line 'tellials. The
stable, which in close to the residence of
Ed. Gabel and only a short distance from
Ivir. Kidd'° sale stables, was dieoovered
to be on fire by Mee. Gebel, who was
aroused by the noise made by the horded,
and upon going to the window saw Hamed
i8euine from the stable door, Mr, Gabel
being out of town, Mrs. Gabei ran out
and gave an alarm, and shortly after-
warde the fire bell palled oat the brigade,
--- FALL
LLB
El3Y READY
Pattern Hats and Millinery Novelties
HE invitation is yours to come
and see everything that is cor-
rect and new in Fall Millinery.
Nothing
that has been accepted by
h 't n le Now York and Paris
the Pa,. talo ab of 110
has been neglected in our Styles.
No formal opening this Season—
just drop in any time.
Girls wanted to learn the Millinery.
Misses abk irk
1.,
13owever, by the time they got to the tire,
the Minium wee u (nese of Hamed and
beyond 0avnn4. By elrenaoug work the
home (moulded by Mr. Gabel woe paved,
ibe woudou ,hod at the rear being on firs
repeatedly, The powsrflrl etreame of
water thrown emu drowned out the fire
entirely, but only a mere skeleton of the
stable wan loft, and its °entente were
totally destroyed. Mr. Kidd had ouly
reoently planed three of his stallions, u
Belgiau and two Olydee, in the stable,
aud the poor brutes fell a prey 60 the
Homes. The night was a particularly
calm ono, wbioh wee a fortunate thing
for the eurramltting buddmge. What
earned lbs Me appears to be a mystery.
The last person in the Stehle, SO far a0
known, was night (constable, Adam
Stewart, who visited it on hie rounds be.
Iween 12 and 1 o'clock, and who found
0V0rytltin) all right, and looked the door
before leaving, returning with his
lantern to the sale barns, which he left
in the olnoe. Both building aud oontenla
were Mewed, 00 that the toes will not fall
so heavily upon the owners. Mr, Scott
had an insurance of 5300 and Mr. Kidd
had the stallions Insured with Lloyde to
something over 55,000.
Leacibux-v-
MaKfLLor VOONOIL.—The Township
Conned met at the 00mmeroial Hotel,
Beatortb, Oot. 16th, All the members,
present. Minutes of last meeting read
and adopted. A0000ute to the amount
of 52,081.80 were passed and ordered to
be paid by cheques on the treasurer,
The boucle of Charlie Dodds, Collector
of taxed, were aooepted. F. W. Earn•
comb, Eogioeer hoe taken the Winthrop
Drain off the aonlraotor'e hands and P.
Pigeon, ooutraotor, hoe been paid $841,60.
The Barron Drain hat] also been comm
Meted and aeoepted by the Engineer.
A levy of 5340.00 hoe been made on those
entitled to pay the same for completing
payment ou the Barron Drain and le
0020 in the bands of the Treasurer. All
tboee who paid on the 5500.00 levy ere
entitled to a refond. Oounoil adjourned
to meet at the Oommeroiol Rotel, Sea.
forth, on Tuesday, Nov. 13111. at 10
a'elook a• m. M. MDRDIe,
Preventioe, as, the name implies, pre.
vent ell Golds and Grippe when taken
at the sneeze stage. Preventioe are
toothsome dandy tablets. Preventioe
dissipate all colds quickly, and taken
early when you drat feel that a cold is
coming, they aback and prevent them.
Preventioe are thoronghly safe for chil-
dren, and eo affection' tor adults. Bold
and reoommeeded in 5 dent and 25 cent
boxee by F. R. Smith.
BIv tat.
Harold Jarvis at Blyth on Wednesday,
Nov. 28.h.
The steam shovel on the C. P. R. will
fiuieh work this week,
The painters are in town and are busy
at the new 0. P. R. station.
Reeve Sloan shipped a oar of export
cattle to the Old Country,
Mies Jool(son, of the Mimioo Sohool,
was visiting ter brother, Wm. Jaokeo0,
for a few days.
Will. Moser left on Monday of last
week for Saskatoon. His many Meade
will wish him 0000008,
The Blyth Branob;of the UpperCsoada
Bible Society will hold their meeting in
the Methodist ohuroh on Nov, 718,, at 8
o'clock.
W. Davie, Jno. Hirone and Wm.
Philips, lett town and are now employed
on the oonotraotioo work of the 0. P. R.
at Durham.
Blyth Connell is asking the Stephenson
Carriage Works to say whether they
mean bueioeee or not, in their proposal
to establish here.
At the tournament of the Huron
Rite League, held iu Wingbam on
Thankegivieg Day, Dixon Stalker, of the
Blytb Club, won the medal for the high.
est individual snore, making 47 pointe
out of a poeeible 50.
Luciano w.
Dr. A. M. Spine hes removed his
handeomo new more In the Beaver blook.
Mrs. G, P. Ten0yeon, formerly of
Lookeow, who was earnestly wounded to
the 100001 wreak near Sudbury, is re.
ooveriug.
The 241)1 a0niveraany of Lookoow
Lodge, No. 137, A. 0. U. W. was held on
Ootober 28th. Membere marched in a
body to the Methodist ohuroh,
The annual Tbank.offering meeting of
the Women's Fureigu Missionary
Auxiliary woe held in the Luoknow
Preebylerioa ohuroh on Weduesday,
Mrs. MoLennan, of Owen Sound, and
Mise Goodfellow, miseonary to India,
now at home for a few menthe, resting
from her work, addressed the meeting.
At a meeting of the members of the
Luoknow Curling Club the following
officers were elected for the onrreut year;
President, Walter Mnrdook ; vice prep.,
G. A. 8idda11 ; Secretary, Robt. Johne•
ton ; tread., Thos. S. Reid i managing
oommittee, J. Hildred, 3, lllnGarry sod
Wm. Errl9. The olub Okip8 will be
elected at the meeting on Tneeday, Nov
Oth.
James Bryan has Bold the Luoknow
Sentinel to J. A. McGregor, who for
some time had been in charge of the
Thameeford Star. ?dr. MoGregor is a
sou of the late Duncan MoGregor, of thio
town. He is a practiced printer and
should make a success in hie new buei•
0(100. Mr. Bryan has heti °barge of the
Sentinel for tweniy eight yearn and will
oonllnoo to reside i0 Luoknow where he
still hoe bueineee interests. -
A epeoial pnblio meeting of the share.
holders and all other well wi0her0 of the
Lnakuow Elevator Company, Limited
i0 called for Saturday next at 2.30 p. m
at the Town Hall, to take into ooneidera,
tion the beet ways and mane of reducing
the indebtedness upon the plant of the
0001pany, and thereby preventing any
pooeibilily of the property parades out of
the po00000im1 and control of the tarmer0
and °there interested in maintaining e
good market for grain in Luoknow.
00 Tbnraday, Oot, 18111 the veuorable
Edward Switzer oelobrated his 100th
birthday, an 031008 which few have the
privilege. Relatives to the bomber of
about thirty 80sembled at the home of
hie eon, F. D. Kirkton, with whom rho
aged gentleman ie living to extend don•
gratnlations on hie reaching the century
mark. Tables were dot at 0)x o'olook
end the hospitality of F. D. and Mrs.
Switzer woe enjoyed, while Edward
Switzer entertained those pr000nt with
remtneoeno00 of the early part of last
century. Doling the afternoon Mr.
Switzer wrote on oarde the following
I
New Firm
D. WALKER ANP M. BLACK
have formed a co -partnership, to be
known as Walker & Black, and will carry
on air
Furniture
and "'li
Undertaking
Business
IN THE LECKIE BLOCK
Their stock of Furniture, Undertaking
Goods and Musical Instruments is new from
the Factories ; has been bought for cash and
will be sold at Reasonable Prices'.
MR. CHAS. FORSTER, an experienced
Uudertaker and Upholsterer, will assist iu the
business.
Picture Framing a Specialty.
They hope by strict attention to business,
square and honorable dealing with their Cus-
tomers to merit a share of the public patron-
age.
Night and Sunday calls will be promptly
attended at David Walker's residence, North of
bridge, Turnberry street.
WALKER & BLACK
"Edward Switzer is 100 years old to day, s
Oot. 18th 1906" wbioh be banded to those InWo
nN3 t Y Bi s
preee0t as so0ve0ira of the 00000108. 6®GQA
Nutwitbetondiog his extreme old age
rheld1 with a firm
Mr. Switzer he en 1
hand, A photographer present and
took tie photo. Among those present,
were sone and daughters graodohildreu
and great grandchildren and great great
grandchildren. The old gentleman, who
still retains hie hearing, eyesight and
speech, was greatly pleased to have so
mooy of hie family around him and to
reoeive their oongralulolione on his long
period of life. The 000asion was joy -
entity spent by all, who hoped that hie
years would be prolonged for some time
to come. Mr. Switzer was born in
Ireland and came to Canada when 24
years of age.
The Gelatin Of Gail Stones
They are simply dried bile, made np of
oryetelline coneeitwenle of that field.
Very common is this disease among
merchants, nlergymen, Atop girls, and
sedentary habits. Prevention oonsiete of
maintaining oorreot action of the liver
and bowels, whi011 is best accomplished
by Dr. Hamilton's Pills. No person
tieing thio medioine need fear gall 010nee
nor will they ever be billiooa. Sound
digestion, good appetite, a olear oolor
will evidence the health giving propsrtree
of Dr. Hamiltons pills, which are the
safest and beet for general family 1200.
Immist On having only Dr. Hamilton's
Pills of Mandrake and Butternut, 25o
per box at all dealers.
and Wea nsssas
Dr. Shoop's Night Cure Soothes, Heals
and Cures while the Patient Sleeps.
The best remedy which phy0101000 (mow for
Femelo Weaknesses 1s composed of parts of a
certain wbite lily. To this are added other
remedies which draw out the poisons and heal
the inflamed membranes. This soothing anti-
septic local application is known by druggists
and physicians everywhere as DR. Sa00P's
NIGHT O11am—because it cures while the pa -
morning ands the
Won, the discharges,
many women are
dom. They suffer.
they never know
all this suffering
is unnecessary.
,omanmaybe
—may be
('0110008 rho
tality of ro-
ily beulthy wo-
iblsever-to-
ot nu germs 1volncn
his 02800031g0111000
cheer. 1t is. to I1ese
that U6i. ST1001,3
as a Balm of Gilead.
tient sleeps and the
earabatn,ed. theThe lnlivdamma-
es of
records of martyr
0)10)10310 eke
o well 110)1-108el
add 0 0 0110 0 0 9
Every ((1001
made strong
endo to ex•
vigor and
bustand p8110rfe
0
ood. It Is 10b
creasing ant
and life and good
etolrand ailing women
NIGnT CURB 331)1 deme
Yea maynetgive
a it, your trouble by the Hama
physicians give ft, but remember Dn. SUMP'S
of
NIGHT uC1111.0lceration,
may be relied upon In all cases of
whew nlserution, Lalling of the Wom11, Pains in
the womb or ovaries, louoorrhma, (winces).
innnmmation. congestion, Sr31000(r or Painful
0010.ruRecommended and sold by for Dr. DP's NIGHT
F. R. SMITH.
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