HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1907-9-26, Page 5A Sitilalion
at it good salary awaits every
graduate of
Tho Contra! Buoinool Collage
Experience mamma Ole positively.
Enter any time, catalogue free,
Write
W, H, SHAW, Principal
Yonge & Gerrard ate„ Toronto
BUSMESS CARDS,
YYH, MoOBAOKEN—
• Issuer of Marriage Licensee, Of.
flee at Grooery, Turnberry street, Brussels,
WM. SPENCE
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
or MARRIAGE LICENSES
unite In the Post Olttoe. Ethel. 30.4
-I�I+RTIIA C. ARMSTRONG
..1.) Is prepared to give lessons on Piano
or Reed Organ. Terme on applioatlou.
Postoflroe add ruse -Brussels. Reside0ae-
Lot 8, Con. 10, Grey. Pupils may have their
lessons at their own homes if proferred.
MISS LAURA SPENCE
Teacher of Piano or Organ
ETHEL, ONT.
MISS MARGARET M'LAUCHLIN.
TEACHER OF PIANO
Pupils prepared for the 'Toronto
Conservatory of Music.
JAMES HARRIS,
Agent Howick Mutual
i'ire Insurance Company
Office and Reoldenoo-.
WALTON, ONT.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM!
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON FARM PROPERTY
Rate of interest e} per cent per annum, drat
Mortgage
LIFE AND FIRE INS, AGENT
Exeeleior• Life Insurance company
The Equity Flre In euruuce company
All bushman attended to promptly.
H. R. BREWER, J. P.
Clerk Ali Division court.
AUCTIONEERS.
141
1•
S. SOOTT AS AN AUCTION -
i • BER, will sell for butter pri000, to
better men, in lose time and leas charges
than any other Auctioneer in East Huron or
he won't charge anything, Dates and orders
oon always be arranged at this office or by
p arsenal application.
ROBT. H. GARNISS
IILUEVALE - ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terme reasonable, Bales arranged for
at the °Mae of Tis Posm, Brussels, 2261
VETERINARY.
GA. CTJNNINGHAM—
. Boner Graduate of the Ontario Vet-
erindry College, is prepared to treat all ills -
0000B of domesticated animals in a compet-
ant manner, Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry and Milk Fever. Calls
promptly attended to. Ofloe and Infirmary
-Four doors North of bridge, Tur berryet.,
Brussels. 'Phone 47
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
AB. MACDONALD—
• Barrister, Soliettor, Notary, Etc,
dard Bath, o Rru 0010. Blair.
Solioitor for over Stan-
dard Bath. Brune's. Solioitor for Metro-
polit
Metro-
politan Sank.
M. SINCLAIR-
• Barriete0, Holloltor, .Oonveyau0er,
NotaryPublia, 410. Ulnae -Stewart's Illook
1 door North of Central Hotel,
Ho lieltor for the standard Bank.
1,LOOUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR-
_
' SOLICITORS, NOTARIES
BA1i1t1S'lE RH PUBLIC, ETC.
W. Pnounlroom,Q. OF. BLAm R. 0, RAxe
Dittoes -Those formerly occupied by Mssero
00maron & Holt, Otranto.Oonanioa,
DENTISTRY
g WE ' II }I TELEGEAPiX
/44
STRATFORD. ONT.
DR. R. P. FEILD,
mairriBT
0 ruduatu of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario and Piret•otase Reiter
Graduate of Toronto University. ()Mae
belt to. Brewer's Photograph Gallery,
BIRUSSELS.
11 11nndr0(10 of Stndonts of the
I'ep011tr and 4nccetlsfut
ELLIOTT'
TORONTO, ONT.
17 nave 08oured posibiOne this year. 0Tf
r
Dornand le far greater than the sup,
n ply. Ednesto for business positions
Qd and you will get thorn, but the odu>
cation meet be L'rnem•00,400, Studs
mita admitted dimly time, Write
for Catelo20o, ,«
W. J. ELLIOTT, Prinotpal,
qqry•p Goa, YoNOE AND ALExANn11(0 Bot. yt
j� We have 3 donurtmeote ; (loMttanar0L,
1� Bnon•enANn and Tatao0Apu0. Wo
/employ the bust teauhere that moue 13
can hire. Oar poltroon are teerou1i1
and prantloul (011(0 we asolot worthy
students to positions, Thooe who wish
to gut a nurneylntntring tMueslloa ._
should get mu bent. Write for our
slew catalogue aud g01 particulars.
'Ebia ie the best time of your to en-
ter Our classes,
ELLIO'1''1' 41 MIaLACHLAN,
Prim:deem,
1.''01
itstlrit6i Ct>1sa,_
tett its.
A gang has been here repainting the
G T. R. station, grams being the Dolor.
The County Sunday School and
Young People's Sooloty convention will
b0 h•ld here on Oat. 8th and 9111,
T. W. Soot., manager of the Bonk of
Hamilton bete, after a holiday of six
months le ogee more in charge of the
branch here.
Judge Doyle held a Voters' List -Court
here. F. Haggitt for the Conservatives
had 10 names added, 8 etruok all and 2
changed from Part 1 to 2. A. Carr for
the Liberals had 4 names etruok off 2
added and 2 °hanged from Part 1 to 2.
Lawyers Holmes and MaoDonsld looked
after the reepeotive parties.
C'e tarries.
Annual harvest Thanksgiving Barging
will be held iu Rt. Stephen's church on
Sunday, Sept. 29th at 8 30 p. m.
Itlt's. Kemp left for Petersburg, N. D.
o visit her sun. Her daughter, Mre,
Wm. Hervey accompanied her to Winni•
peg.
While working around Ouse. Kiug'e
breshiug machine ou Wednesday of
last week Jrtes Harriatou had the mis-
fortune to have hie arm broken by a
belt flying off end striking him,
Robb, R. Leslie, who hoe been em.
pioyed with James Bros. here for some
rime, has 'moored a good position with
the Brunewiok Blake Callender Co. of
Toronto.
Jae. Beswitheriok who is suffering
from an attack of typhoid fever, ie some-
what improved.
That Dry Bough Is Itronebllta
It neglected it will weaken the throat
and finally reach the lunge. Nothing
simpler than inhailing the healing vapor
of Calarrhozone, Its 100ti011 10 like
m0gio, °o helpful, so easy to apply. Be
done with Bronohial trouble for all time!
Oatarrhozone does aura the worst oases,
will cure you too, Sold everywhere, 25o
and $1.00 ander absolute guarantee of
satisfaction.
Fo rdwlela.
Howick Fair will be held in Gerrie on
Satnrdey, Oot. 5th.
W. P. Dobeou had charge of the junior
department oI our school last week.
Sunday, Sept 291h, Harvest Home ger.
vice(' will be held in 'Trinity church at
the usual flour,
Benj. Gibson, who recently sold hie
farm to C.+ Walker, hoe purahoeed a
house and lot in Ethel and will retire
from farming this Fall,
The Truatees of Fordwioh Public
School heve accepted Mr. MoQuibben'e
resignation and have engaged Mies A. Jr.
Edward°, of Glenalieo, ae Principal for
the balanoe of the year, commencing on
Oot. let.
After nearly a quarter of a re:n sty of
faithful service with the Maeeey•Har•
tie company and one of its oonetiuent
Companies, our townsman and ex•reeve
A, 0. Statham', hag retired from the im•
plement bneineee. We mldetstand ib fe
hie intention to reset a while se the con
tinaal driving was not agreeing with hie
health.
The lawsuit, brought ou by John Dar•
rook, of Lekelet, against Fred. Mahood
for abaeive language, oame off in the
Albion Hotel, A. O. Hutchinson,. J. P.,
presiding, After the court was opened,
the oharge woe °hanged to emelt.
Several witaeseee were arose exsmined by
lawyere Spotton for Mahood and Irwin
for Darroch. The defendant pleaded
guilty and the magistrate imposed a fine,
the defendant also paying the ousts of the
Court.
TRIAL Uetarrrh treatment(' are being
mailed out tree, ou retitled, by Dr.
Shoop, Raoiue, Wirt. These teete are
proving to the peop'e-without a pen•
ny'a oost-the great vaine of .hie scion -
tido preeoription known to druggist.
everywhere as Dr. Shoop's catarrh
Remedy. Sold by all dealers.
illxietea•.
Thee, Hartsell waa in Ottawaud lu
i g g
fat cattle at the fair.
Ardath Rollins bad sixteen turkeys
killed by the train 0080i0g intotheflock.
Samuel0admoro, el Hurondale, hag
imported seven fine Dorset Horned sheep
for breeding purpoeee.
David HMI, 12 yearn old, eon of Iaeiah
Hall, Exeter North, while bedding a oolt
in the stable received nations injuries by
being kiokod and trampled upon. He
was kinked in the jaw and it was broken
in two plaoee. The blow knocked him
down and the oolt trampled 'upon him,
The young ladle now in a critical condi•
Mon and recovery is doubtful.
Bon. 0. 0aes, principal of the Thermal.
on pyblie 0011001, formerly of Exeter, and
a Brother of Thos. Case, London Road
North bae been made the reoipieut of a
handsome reeking chair, acoompsuied by
ltll atlllre08 of a very flattering nature,
expressive of .hair kindly love and high
approoiation of hid painstaking eff0rte,
by a number of hie pupile who have
gauged into a higher olaee tide term,
A record broabiug ordwd, ideal
weather, long Mete of fine exhibits in
all classes, and good reame made Exeter
Fair for 1907 ono of the beet in the hie.
tory of the 0001813. The grouod and
buildiage were fairly packed with
people, over 4000 being in attendance,
The heavy rain Monday night follow-
ed by a bright 8nn0y day Tuesday laid
the duet and made the atmosphere de.
Ugh till I fresh and pleeea11. All ola0eoe
of exhibits wore tvell filled a0d of fine
quality, the horses, oattlo and ladfee'
work bobog specially good. The (ate
receipts were 9017 86, which with The
memberships wilt total about $1,000.
Three good rime were run.
The sad news reached bore an Suter.
day morning 14th loot. of Me douth that
day in Weep of it former resident of
Exeter, Annie Brooke, wife of G. 13.
Nord, and daughter of the late Wm.
Breaks, at the age of 84 years, 9 months
and 0 days, She bad been iu falling
health for about pix mon`b0 but had only
been confined to her room for two weeks
and a half. Lung trouble wee the 001100
of death, Har mother, Mtn. Brooke and
brother, W. J•, of Orystal 0019,. Mau„
had been at the bodeidofor about a week
previous to death. Dire. Nord had been
a resident of Olnoogo for nix years. A
ittle eon two yearn of ago' survives, be-
sides the haoband, brother and mother
who aoaompaniad the remains here,
arriving Monday morning, the funeral
sating plane from the home of 0. T.
Brooke, William ctreet, that afternoon to
the Exeter cemetery.
Me1» Nene At (land
Ie what, yon want when sickness
bappene at night. Oan you possibly and
the equal of Nerviline 7 No for it
atande unequalled in oaring pain, in•
ternal or local, Earache, toothache and
headache and neuralgia. disappear iu a
jiffy. Rnbit on and away time the
pain. For cramps, vomiting or indigos
tion all you need ie ten drupe in sweeten•
ad water. Siok or well you'll find
Poison's Nerviline invaluable in your
homee. Get a large 26c bottle to day,
13e1grave
Raising of the new Metbodiet ehedv
took glee° on Tuesday of last week. One
shed ie 501100 feet and the other 50x70.
Rev. Mr. Wishart, of Bruarele, mu -
pied the pulpit in the Presbyterian
eburoh last Suudey. Rev, Mr. Haotie
preached at 13rusoele.
Dr. Bamilton has gone to ()bingo to
tete a worse in a hospital. During hie
absenee hie praotioe ie being attended
to by Dr. Boyer, of Kincardine.
His Honor Judge Doyle will hold
Voters' List court for the Township of
Fleet wawauoeh in the Foreatere' Hall at
Belgrave, ou Saturday, September 2801.
A happy event took place 8.1 00011 on
Wednesday of last week at the home of
Jas. Wilkinson, when hie daughter, Mies
Caroline Al., was united in marriage to
Robt. J. Moerea. May their joys be
many, The happy oouple went on a
wedding lour to Demons, Grand Rapids
and o,her pointe. They will oonli0ae to
make their home in Be grave.
To check a cold quickly, get from your
druggist some little Oeody Cold Tablet.
celled Preveutioe, Druggist° everywhere
are now diepe00ing Prevention, for they
Are not only safe, but decidedly certain
and prompt. Prevemi0e oo0tain no
Quinine, no laxative, nothing bereft nor
etokeaing. Taken at the "sneeze stage"
Preventiae will prevent Pueuwouis,
Brouohitie, Lu Grippe, etc. Hence the
name, Preventioe. Good for feverish
,hlldron. 48 Prevention 25 Dente,
Trial Boxes 5 oto. Sold by all dealers.
14eaUortit.
George Grubb hoe beau engaged 0e
engineer with the Seeforth Eleotrio Light
Co.
The annual show of the Huron Poultry
Aseooiation will be held at Seaforth on
November 21st, 22nd and 23rd,
John Foliated, who makes his home
at Mre. Wm. Pinkney'e, bad his head
badly out as the resnit of being thrown
from a rig.
Thursday, the 10th of Oatober, is the
date of the Vetere' List court for the
Munioipality of the Town of Soaforth.
OloHd'op court will be held here oe
Oct. 9th.
P. Dill, late of the Maple Leaf
Grocery, has purohared the general
store business of the latus Jemee Oen
ging at Dublin. Mr. Dill will move hie
family to Dublin.
Edger Hargan, of Ingersoll, nephew
of Mre. M. A. Coulter and Mise Horgan,
of Seeforth, was united in marriage on
Tuesday, Sept. 171(3, to Miss Annie
Jones, daughter of W. H. and Mre.
Jooee, of Ingersoll. Mr, Eaton is Sup
erioteudent of the John Morrow Screw
Works, Limited, Ingersoll.
Aboot twenty Ave gentlemen of the
town met iu the counotl. room for the
purpose of dimming the organization
•of a Club for social am0eeme0t daring
the ensuing Winter months. The fob.
lowing ',facers were eleatedi-President,
G. E. Parses ; let Vigo Pres., John
Rankin ; and Vtoo Proe., W. M. Mo
Kay ; Sea.•Treae W. H. James ;
Committee, F. Lip000mbe, 0. Sills, J.
L, Killoran, 17d. Bright and B. Wpode.
Why Remain Thin And Pale?
Pale people have pale blood. The
ntomaoh ire wrong, assimilation ie poor
and food is not changed into blood. The
eget m laoke vitality and reoouetruotive
power which can be supplied by Ferro
zone. It bracts the appetite, digeetie0 is
stimulated, what you eat is transformed
into the Bind of hatriment your system
requires. Vital life-giving blood Ihat
nutria; may cheeks,strengthtithat defies
weariness, spirit ad
ambition all Dome
from Ferrozone. Try a 60o box. Sold
everywhere.
Blue vole.
Tuounuanr 000NOIL.-Minntoe of
Council meeting held in the Clerk's
office, Biuevale, Monday, Sept. 16th.
Nordberg all present ; Reeve iu the ohair.
Minutes of last meeting read and ad-
opted on motion of Meseta. Moffatt and
Kelly, Moved by Mr. MoMiohael, eco•
Gulled byMr. Moffatt that the clerk be
iuotruoted to enter all pupaid Drain
0eeeeemeute on Colleotor'e roll for the
entrant year, Carried. The following
accounts were passed and ohequenieeued;
-John Bargees, Revision Vetere' List,
$35.80; John MoTavieb, Revision Vetere'
List, $2.40 ; Wm. F. Smith, Revision
Voters' List, $1 50 ; Wm. P. Smith,
rent Foresters' Hall, $2.00 ; Arthur
Wheeler, gravel and damages, $5 96 ;
John W. King, Morrie Boundary, 99 641
John Marshall, gravel, $8,12; John Mo.
Naughton, gravel and damages, 97.06 1
John MoBnruey,ravel and damages,
$2501 James McDougall, gravel end
damages, $2,00 ; Johu A, McLean,
lumber„tor oulvert, 915.801 Hugh Mo.
Kinnon, gravelling and stone, $16.58 ;
John Fulton, inepeotfng gravelling, $2,25;
John Yoe, flooring oulvert, $3.00 i A.
Miller, cement oulvert, $980'; Richard
Wilton, inepeoting McDougall drain,
$25.50 ; Jae, Moffatt, work ouivert
Morris Bdy., $10.00 l Lattimore & cook,
McDougall Drain, $00,00 ; CV, aid W. 13,
Bhllott, tile McDougall Drain, $800,001 I MAKE OTHERS HAPPY
Duff &Stewart, lumber, $20 91; 1Lobt. Do not eonlpol someone to rub your
Hogg, repairing oulvert $4 60 ; Joe Iaching'back or limbs this winter, but start
Lovell, purvey 0. line, con. 2, 9200 ; ri 01031 and takeBaht. Leatborn,0nrv031 0, line, eon. 2, g
$2 00 ; Jataev Elliott, survey 0.1
line, eon, 2, $2,00, Moved' by Mr. l
Kelly, seconded by Mr. Rutherford that
this meeting do now adjourn to meet in
Sleeve's', Monday October 21st at 10
o'oloak a. no. Carried, JOHN Buneiioa,
(Merit.
rilorr•t...
Many of our readers will .•prat to
learn of the death of Mrs, Ohas. Barrett
on Sunday morning Sept, let, Mrs
Barrett was the youngest daughter of
the late Jae. Diok, 9131 oon. of Morrie,
where elle was bore, spent her eobool
days and grew up into beautiful young
womanhood. On the death of her father
she with her mother and two slaters',
want to Blyth. A few yeure later death
again brake up the home by taking away
her mother, and she wee married to her
now bereaved husband at .the horne of
her sister 10 Taokeremith,and ei00e then
she has resided in Blyth -three short
years of married life About six menthe
ago it became evident to her friends that
eousumption had etriokau her, and all
that loving care and nursing oonid do
wee done to ward off the disease but in
vain. A heavy blow fell upon her whets
her dear little baby boy woe taken to the
better land. His death broke one link
which bound her to the earth and ebe
bowed in recognition of the Master's will.
A quiet gentle unassuming nature, else
made many friend° who deeply respected
her, but among her relatives she was
greatly beloved for her intense earnest
.nese and genuine piety. Her blameless
life was a living lassoo to all who knew
her that else faithfully tried to tread in
the lootetep0 of her Saviour. During
her long illness no murmur ever 000aped
her lips and although suffering from
wearineee and pain alwayo had a bright
word and pleasant smile for all. Her
hneboud and little two year old sou with
lour slaters enrvive her. Her eietere are
lire. Geo. Minima, of Arden Manitoba ;
Mre. W• 0. Landeeboro, of Tnokeremith ;
Mrs. John Jaokaon, of Henfryn, and Mies
Aggie Diok, of Neepowo, Manitoba. The
remains were laid to met in the Union
cemetery on Tuesday afternoon in the
aura bepe of a glariooe reeurreebion.
NO MORE CATARRH.
COl111li0n Sense Will not Allow It
to Exist in Brussels.
There will be no more oetarrah in
Brnaeele nnleoe people fail to follow the
taw of common sense.
The truth of this statement is shown
by the great eno0000 that hes fol'owed the
use of Hyomei in oatarrhal troubles. Bo
positive is this treatment in quick relief
and permanent cure that it is 0old under
an absolute guarautee to refund the
money if it does not do all that is claim•
ed for it.
There is no other treatment or medi•
eine for catarrhal troubles that in at all
like Hyomei. It follows Nature's plan in
airing dioeaees of the throat and lunge
by bringing healing medication rightto
she very spot where the dinette germs
exist. With this treatment, health•
giving oils and baleame are breathed
through a neat pooket inhaler that mimeo
with every outfit, so that every breath
you take while using Hyomei ie a breath
of healing air. It kills all oatarrhal
germs and prevents their•growth, so that
the ogre le thorough and permanent.
We positively guarantee Hymnal, for
abould you bay a complete outfit, prioe
$1.00, and be dissatisfied with respite
your money will be refunded, Hyomel
is sold by druggists everywhere. Write
for. literature. Booth's' Hyomei Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y•
u od erficln .
Edward Armstrong left on a visit to
hie eon, Rev. Egerton Armetroug, at
Charing Crow,
Mise Bert Yale° left for Chicago, where
eke will visit relatives' and possibly re-
main for the Winter.
'Phomas Burrows sold 15 hesitate of
plume off five tree° in his garden, a pretty
good indication of a plentiful orop.
Reid & Go. have a wing of men build
ing the addition to the Registry office,
ueoeeeilated by the requirements for
more room in the building.
Rev. R. Hobbit, of Toronto; will give
one of hie famous leoturea iu North street
Methodist oburab Mouday evening, the
80th inst., under the auspices of the
Epworth League.
Owing to the increase in business the
Doty Engine Werke Co. are increasing
their oapit0l stook from $40,600 to $100,'
000. The Company contemplate making
extensive additions to their plant in the
near future.
While Wm, and Mre. Aoheson were
driving round the Square, their boggy
oollided with another, and the wheels'
looking the vehicle stopped suddenly,
throwing both the occupant° out. Mr,
and Mre. Acheson have injuredehouldere,
bat both doing well.
The fences along the embankment at
the foot of Harbor hill are beiug oompiot
ed. Gravel ie 'till being brought to fill
up between the embankment and the
main tracks of the 0. P. R. preparatory
to laying ewitobee. The interior of the
freight abed and offioee is being complet-
ed.
KILLEn ON HONErttoo0 Tara. -Frederick
A. Reid, of Goderiob, and hie young
wife, who were spending their honeymoon
in Gnelph and the vicinity, were fatally
injured in a Droning aooident on the
G. T. R. Friday morning at a point
about three miles North of Heepeler.
hired
Mr. and Mrs Reid a buggy at
Palmer's' livery in G110Ip0, where they
had been etayilg at the Oommeroial
Hotel and started t0 drive to Heepeler to
visit MID, T. Clemens. An eye witn0e5
of the tragic ooeurrenee was a young lad
named Brent Higdon, son of a nearby
farmer, He was creasing air” field about
200 yenta from the Beene of the accident
end naw the buggy going along the road.
The train was then doming along, and it
to probable the horse became unmaoage•
able and bolted ae the orosei0g wag hot
ooneidored a dangerous ono. The horne
(neared the track, but the buggy was
Amok, and when young Hind's reached
the spot Mre. Reid was lying an°onnotone
thirty five feet from tvbore the engine
skulk her, while Mr. Reid was moo very
badly injured. conductor °amoral at
once had the train stopped and booked
up, and the injured 00Up10 were taken On
board. At Galt Station the ambulance,
met the train and Mr. and Mrs, Reid
It will clear yonr system of Rheumatism
and all other Kidney diseases, making you
happy, consequently others.
500. aim( at Drug • Stores or by Mall, 92
The CL8FLIN CHEMICAL CO. Limited. WINDSOR, Out.
were taken to boepital. Mrs, Reid 000
Dumbed to her injuries before the hospital
was reached and Mr Reid expired about
1 o'clock. The eooldeot 000(10010r Oam•
Bron tbiuke, may have been doe to the
high wind, which may have prevented
the couple from bearing the engine
whistle for the araeefng, Fred, A. Reid
and wife, who were the vi0time of a
moat dietreseleg 000000013 fatality near
Heepeler were meet eotimabloreeidenle of
Goderioh. The partioularly sad feature
of the incident ie that they had just been
married on Wedueedsy morning,. and
were epending their honeymoon 10 the
locality where the 000ident 'marred. Mr.
Reid woe a young man of about 30
years, and war' in the employ of the
Goderioh Elevator & Traueit Company
as dock foreman, Hie young bride was
formerly Mies Etta MoDowell, and she
had lived in Goderioh for a good number
of yearn with her mother at the "Lake.
view," a popular Summer resort. The
news of the fatality Dame as a aback to
everyone in town. Tiny were hurried
at Goderioh on Sunday. The McDowell
family formerly lived ease Westfield, but
moved to town some years ago, their old•
pet 0011 Harvey marrying and settling on
the Wmeetead,owned by Mrs. MoDowell
about the Same time, "Lakeview
House," wee to have been Bold by auction
Saturday afternoon but the sad 0000rem-
0e upset all arrangements. Mise Me
Dower was the only daughter of E. and
and Mre. MoDowell and was a very
estimable young lady. She was promin-
entin church work in 000neoti00 with
Victoria Street Methodist oharab, being
Sunday eohool timber and former mem-
ber of the choir.
What ,about Your K(daoys
Your back aches and fairly groans
with the disarming pains of kidney
trouble. You're discouraged but you
mnetn't give up The battle eau be
quickly won when Dr. Hamiltoo'e Pills
get to work. These kidney specialists
bring new health and vitality to young
and old alike. Even one box proves their
msrveloue potion Continue this great
healer, and your kidneys will become
se strong, as vigorous, as able to work as
new ones.
Remember thio Dr. Hamilton's Pills
are purely vegetable ; they do aura liver,
bladder and kidney trouble. They will
cure you or your money baok. Prioe
26o per box at all dealers.
ime for Salz
Just received a car load
of No. 1 White Lime.
D. A. LOWRY
BRUSSELS.
From Whom are
You Going to Buy ?
From a reliable firm where you see
what you are getting or from some
agent who don't know ono kind of
from another and cares 01
Granite 0
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forks t commission as agent 7 We
etttploy no agents and guarantee all
our work for five years.
Wilson & YIuntor
Itrtit89ELS
Cough Caution
Nevnlr, p0+! tl vely ne,or poison your Hangs, Hyatt
cough -,ren front a shoal° roll 0111Y-yo0 should,
0001,1138111111, soothe (rod ease 111(0 irritated boon.
.'dal tubes, Don't blindly suppress It with a'
stupefying poison. it's ah•anga ]holy some things,
filially come ab011t, Tor twenty years 1 1, Shoop.
hna emnsnurtiy wonted people not to take cough
mixtures or 1)11' Ilidlono containing Opium,;
Chloroform, or similarnoicnn,. And 101v-011tt18
Into nif poisonslare,ius31)0(10 ough odf
Very good 1 11leroe ttni•lorthleve'yreesonmetlor0,
and °them, sboted Insist on havinebr. Shomee
Cough Cerro. Nn Dolsmn marks on Dr, 8(1001I)t 0
lobells-and none to the inedioine, e.ls0itmu0lby
law be on the label, awl ire not only sato, but it
is said to be by those that know it best a 111117 re..
mmrhn bin cough renm(ly. Patio uaehnnc0
mar1101(10rly 1111h ,your ehililvert 1,101(81015 having
Pr. Shoop's Cough (Are Compare carefully the
Dr, Shoop package with ethers and note the
dlf(arumee, No 1,01001, marks there! You can
always be on the sofa side by demanding
Dr Shoop's
Cowl?h C . re,
"ALL DEALERS"
MISS STRACHAN
V Y E beg to auuounee to our Customers that onr
Y
v Style and Display Room is in readiness for
you.
We have gathered together from the loading Fashion
centres the handiwork of the most skilled Designers
and Fashion Creators which we are showing in con-
junction With clever and practical ideas from our own
Trimming Room.
We will bo very glad indeed to have you call and see
our lines as we believe we have the very BEST Styles
and Merchandise obtainable and desire an opportun-
ity to show you.
W. thank our many customers for past favors and
solicit their continuance.
ISABELLE STRACHAN
HEAVY HARNESS
Although we make a specialty of Single Harness we also claim
to give you extra value in Heavy Harness, as we use nothing but
the best of material combined with good workmanship.
Mee our
'trunks and
Valises.
They are
great value.
Fly Nets
Reduced to
Aetual Cost
to clear out
balance.
Repairs iu Harness or Collars promptly done.
I 'We also have a man who attends to all kinds of repairs in
Boots and Shoes.
1. C Richards
Ppm
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BRUSSEL'u'
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On and after Friday, September
20th, 25e. per bag will be paid for
Winter apples and 20e. for good
paring Fall apples delivered at the
Factory. No small or soft apples
will be taken.
J. CUNNINGHAM, 1roprietor
Naliolial Roller P101111
Good Bread and Pastry are essential to good
health. To obtain good Bread and Pastry it
is necessary to have good Flour.
White Ltaf
."
Flour
possesses all the qualities that go to make
theseessentials.
Try this, our special prts�
duet and it will please you.
1y
ta"All kinds of Feed kept constantly .on hand.
Bing tip Telephone No 4 if you desire anything in
our line and have not time to eail.
WM.
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