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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1908-10-22, Page 5BUSINESS CAROL B. MoORAC7t;B1'T- • COa at Grgoory, Turnljrry streetilfruesele, MiSS LAURA SPENCE a. Teacher of Piano or Oran ETHEL. ONT. WM. SPENOE� CONVEYANCER AND ISSUE* OP MARRIAGE LICENSES nice fe the Pest O111oe, Ethel. 90.4 K. O. T. M. hold their egular moewingaoinbthe Latina Room, Booker Illogic, on the let and 8rd Tuesday evenings of oath month. Visitors weloome, A, SOMERS Com.waYs A, NOGUIRE, 2i, E. JAMES HARRIS, Agent Howick Mutual Fire Insurance Company Office and Realdenee- WALTON, ONT. JOHN SUTHERLAND 1N8011AN0g, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH. AUCTIONEERS. 1 S• SCOTT AS AN A.UCTION- 1 • ;en, will sell for better prices, to better moo, is lose time and less (Merges than any other Auctioneer in East Huron or be won't charge anything. Dates aid orders 0081 always be arranged at life office or by personal application. ROB r. H. GARNISS nuomv ALE - ONT. Auctioneer for Huron County. Terms reasonable, Sales arranged for at the offoe of Taw POST, Brassele, 22tf VETERINARY. A. CUNNINQ'fIAbI- • Boner octane a of 010 Ontario Vet- erinary College, Is prepared to treat all die. 00000 01 400180000304 animals in a comnet- eut manner. Particular attention paid to Veterinary Dentistry aid afiik Leaver. Calls promptly attended to. Mae and Infirmary -Four doors North of bridge, Tnrnberry et., Brussels, Phone 47 k LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. Vir M. SINULAIII- • Barrister, 8olleitor, iOouveyanoer, Notary Public', ate. Office -Stewart's Stook I door North 01 Oeutre,l Hotel, Solicitor for the Metropolitan Bank. pSOTIDFOOT, BAYS & BLAIR- BARRISTERS SOLICITO1t8, NOTARIES PUHL10, ETO. W, PAO0DBOOT, It. O. R. 0. HAYS G, P. BLAIn. Offioos--Those formerly occupied by Meagre Cameron at Holt, ONralete.. DENTISTRY DR. R. P. FEILD, enss,rINT • Graduate of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario and Flr'et.olaoe Honor Graduate. of Toronto University. OtMon next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery, B13UNBELe, Synopsis of Canadian Northwest HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS: ANY even 0umboradteeotion of Dominion Laude In Manitoba, Saokatohowan and Alberta, excepting 8' and 20, not reserved, may be homeetea204 by any person who is the sole head of it family, or any male over 18 years of age, to the extent of one-quarter seotlon of 180 aores more or lees. Entry may bo made personally at the local land office for the district fu whlob the land Is situate, The homesteader is required to perform' the aonditiouo connected therewith under one of the following plane,: (1) At least six months' residence upon and cultivation of the land in each year for three years,. t2ototre)r(eldeoledeoeaed (or soother, re ental d form the requirements of to rest. donee may be initialled by such person re. aiding with the father or mother. (8) 11 the Battler has his permanent reel. donee apoa -farming laud owned by him In the vicinity of his hmnostead, the re. uiremopts as to realteoce ay be setts - fled ed by roaldenee upon the 114111 laud, Sixteenths' notice in writing shoal! be given to the Commissioner of Dominion Lando at Ottawa Of luteatioo to apply for patent, • W. W.001LY. N. B. Unauthorised orifi d public &tlou oof f tble ad. •vertlsemeut will not be paid for, BUGGIES WAGONS If you want a really good article in the Buggy or Wagon line go to the old reliable °ober Oarrlage Builder bn Market Square, Brus- sels, where you will Ihid a first- class assortment. Best of hand made Farm Wag- ons with different widths of Brea and different heights of tvhoele. Extra large hand made Wheel- barrow. Re -rimming Light and Heavy Wheels, llepsiting, Re -painting and Bo -trimming attended to let shortest nodes, JOHN OOBER Business Cards A, H. MONTEITH�-- Ilarristor, Sohoitor, N8tery, &o„ nncuposor to A, n. Macdonald. Moe over Standard lions, Brussels, DR. HAMILTON Dental Burgeon, Mice opposite the poatolitce, 1=s'wul vlait Gerrie tee apt end (lata Monday of each month. Winn DR. 7'. T, M'RAE Daphelor of Medleine, Unlvereitty of Toronto ; Lleenteite end Graduate of the (,ollegeet Phy- sicians and Surgeons, Ont. Pont-uradnue Chlougo Bye, Ear, Nose and 8hroat Hospital, oleoneo, Ili. Ex•House surgeon to St, Mich- ael's Hosp3Gnl Toronto. Office over FR. Smith's Drug Store. Tele• phono'oonnection with Urnnbrook tit e11 hours, t ROtNbis, rice le lid War BRUSSELS (RANO Soumn Goma Nowa( 812111 7:05 a m I Express . 10;85 n In Haven 11;25 a in Mall 1:49m Express 8:02p in Express_-- 8:50j in WALTON To Toronto To Goderioll Express 8:41 0 m l Express 11:80a 211 Express .,..,.,. 8:11 p m Express 7:47 11 111 Mh, istrTrt Itetlys Wingham The congregation of Victoria Avenue Baptist church, Hamilton, has extended a call to 'Rev. R. Edgar Allen, of Wingham. Rev. Mr. Allen preached there on a recent Sunday and made a very favorable impression on the people, who deckled to lose no time in extending a call to him. Rev. Mr, Allan is a man of about 35 years. He held charges in Toronto and other places before coming to Wingham, where he has been highly successful, He is an especially strong pulpit min- ister, and is also spoken of as a good pastor, and au earnest worker in every branch of Christian activity. 'Those who have heard and have had the privilege of meeting him believe that if he accepts he will be a notable ad- dition to the ranks of the Baptist clergy in that city, Have You Warts You can cure them painlessly by Putuam's Corn and Wart Extractor. Never known to fail. Be sure you get "Putnam's," in 25c. bottles. Wroxeter (Intended for last week) Miss J. J. Allan, eyesight speoialint, will be et the porton House, Wroxeter, on Wednesday next, Oct. 28th, from 8 a. m. to 12 o'clock. NEwsY NOTES. -Miss Mabel Mor - foot left for Alton, Ill., lust Friday where she has seemed a good posi- tion. -O. Cook, of Hensltll, was a visit- or in the village. -Mrs. John Gibson and Miss M. McKercher returned re- cently from a trip to Scotiaucl.-Miss Mary Sanderson and little noioe, Miss Leta Sanderson are guests of relatives in Ottawa. -Mrs. Smailbaek and daughter, Miss Hilda, of Owen Sound, spent a part of last week with the former's nephew, J. R. Wendt. -Mr. and Mrs. Hupfer left for their home in Michigan 021 Tuesday after visiting for some weeks with the former's brother, Robert Huger, of'1'urnberry. Mr. I,lupfer was a former resident of this vicinity, it being about 30 years since he left here. This is his second visit here during that period. - Thos. Hemphill, sr., has disposed of his oatmeal mill to his son, Thos. G, Hemphill, and Harry Brawn. Mr, Hemphill, sr., left for Honsall on Sat- urday where he will move his family shortly. -Miss Kate Lovell' left for Prince Albert, Sask., last week where she will spend several months with relatives. -A. moving picture enter- tainment was given in the Town Hall Friday evening. Although only fair- ly well attended the pictures were first-class and the entertainment well worth patronizing. -It is rumored that a newspaper will likely be start- ed here in tile near future. -Mrs. David Walker, of Niagara Falls, is the guest of her mother,' Mrs. ,Tohn Gibson. -Mrs, M. McLennan has re- turned from a visit with friends in London and Strathroy. Miss Agnes Snell is visiting relatives in Wallace - burg. -Thos. Wade, of Fotdwieh, was in thevillage on Monday. -O. F. and Mrs. McLean, of San Francisco, are guests of the latter's brother, Dr. W. I. B. Smale.-T. W. and Mrs. Gibson, of Toronto, spent several days with Mrs. F. V. Dickson. -Miss Libbie His - cooks, of Teeswater, is the guest of her aun t, 1411s. Geo. Allan. -A. lop was a visitor in the village. -An- other one of the early settlers of this vicinity passed away on Saturday evening at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. A. McLean, in the per. son of Mrs. Samuel Playford, relict of the late Samuel Playford: The de- ceased had hada very severe illness ecently and Was thought to have re- overod nicely when a sudden attack f heart failure resulted in her death, rs..Playford, who had reached her 2nd year was of a quiet disposition, a ind mother and faithful wife and ndly remembrances of her will ling - in the lnemories of those who knew er so many years. A large • family sons and daughters•survive. The uneral took pine on Tuesday after - on. In the absence of the rector eV. Mo'. Lang•Ford, of Brussels, con- toted the service at the Episcopal torch and the Wroxeter cemetery lord the remains were interred. - os. Grant has purchased A. Me- an's residence on Queen street.- n event of interest occurred at the me of Frank find Mrs, Wright, of rnberr on Wednesday ne m., wlxen their slay at 5 o'ho0k youngest dttuglhteri ss Pauline, was married to NIr. n1ay, of Howick• Rev. L. Perrin, A,; was the officiating clergyman, ly a few relatives and immediate ends witnessed the ceremony. Mt', cl Mrs. Finlay have commenced Ouse -keeping on the former's farm Rewiok and have the best wishes a large circle of friends. -Robert 11er, of West•'1'oronto, was a Visitor the villago this week.-ltov. Thos. l,Mrs. Davidson and children, of 'na, were the guests Of Mrs, Jno.' amilton, while attending the an- orsary. services and tett meeting of Presbyterian church, c 0 82 k lci er h of f210 12 cl CI Th Le ho Tu P. M1 Ft B. On tri 8111 i1 in Mi in an Tial uiv the A. booklet, has been Matted giving history o1' the Presbyterian rause •4'Vroxetel', and from it we le3111)1 tilt the first ordained minister to suppl the 8pitituttl nee(1s of the eongreg Lion was Rev, John Bennie, who t 1860 preached three Sabbaths/it the 1 houses of the people during harve timeThere 110 nal supply until tAngust < of 1857,ip wl e .Rev. Joseph Hcott preached two Sa baths and was followed at intervals I> others, In the Spring of 1868 applic tioti was Stade for leave to give a ca Whir* Was pxteoded to }tee. W. U Young, in cou,jun('tioll withth Morl'isbank, Bluovale and Knox cot ggrzegaticns, Ainleyville, and whoa 11171171 communion Was held in Thos Gtbsou 'slog house. Jan. 27th, 1859, movement was set on foot for 111 erection of a church, which was cont pletod at a cost of $59. A nlovelnen was inaugurated in 18(11 to build commodious edifice, which was su eessful, the note church being opene on Feb. 1, 1888, ata cost of $880, Rev Me. Young officiated at the Opening and was assisted by Rev. Mr, Irving, of Ayr. The present church, costing between $5,000 and $G0,000 was erected in 1802. It was opened find dedicated by the late Principal Cavan, of Knox College. The settled ministers of the Wroxeter congregation since 1858 are as follows :-Rev. W. O. Young, 1858- 1805 ; Rev. Gen. Brown, 1808-1888 ; Rev. Thos. Davdson, 1888•-1894 ; Rev. R. 8. G. Anderson, 1894-1903 ; ev. L, Perrin, 1903. The following Elders have been ordained and inducted :•-.T• 8, McTavish, on July 12, 1898 ; J. R. Miller, on May 20, 1878 ; Jas, Wylie, on May 29, 1870 ; W. S. McKerchet, on July 22, 1800. The officers of the Sunday school are :--W. 8, McKerch- 01, Supt. ; W. J. Perrin, Sec-Treas., Miss tufa Davidson, Organist ; Geo. Allan, Librarian. The officers of the Young Peoples' Society are :-Rev, L. Perrin, Boli, Pres. ; D. P. J. Mitchell, President ; D. W. Rae, Vice -Pres. ; J, Perrin Ree -See. ; Miss R. Henry, Cor - See. ; Miss G. Harris, Treas. ; Miss M. Davidson, Organist, a Vice-presidents, the pastors of the it; dliferc nt churches of the village ; Hec- tt rotary, J. A, Turnbull ; 'lreasul'tm, A. y Robb. The other nleinbcr's of the ex- ct- ecntive ehos(nl to represent the inf. n ferent ohurohrs were; T, G. Banan- a;t3'ne, O, H. Holmes,, and S. Love, tat: lallvelnpes forsubscripCtions in aid of a'- the Lord's Day Alliance Were d(4 - n tl'ibutea. b. Y To Stop a Crying Baby. a. It'may be cramps, perhaps emit', 11, pale or gas on the etomaeh,--•but in • any ease rt few drape of Nervillue e soothes the pain and allows the child 1- to sleep peacefully. Nervilinc cures e i minor ills such as colds, headache, in- . tenni,' and external pains as 18(911 as a any doctor, -safe to use. because small 0 dose is required. Mothers, you will - find Nervilinc an invaluable aid in t preventing and curinir,sickness. Keep da a at bottle25right at Mind, come clay you c- will need it badly, Sold everywhere 1, • Stotnaoh trouble would more quick- ly disappear if the idea of treating the cause, raher than the effect, would come into practice. A tiny, inside, hidden nerve, says Dr. Shoop, governs and gives strength to the stomach. ,A branch also goes to the heart and one to the kidneys. When these "in- side nerves" fail, then the organs must falter. Dr. Shoop's Restorative is directed specifically to these failing nerves. Within 18 hours after start- ing the Restorative treatment patients say they realize a gain. Sold by all dealers. Clinton The Collegiate Institute held their annual sports and field day Friday afternoon. Tile weather was all that could be Wished for, and a large num- ber of people were present. The events were all well contested. The cup for senior championship goes to Clarence J. Copp, the medal for jun- ior championship was won by Alex. Davidson. The annual entertain - anent is to be held next month. Atwood (Intended for last week) Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Lung, of Ethel, visited Mrs. A. F. Piercey. 'Wm. and and hit's. Heist spent Sun - clay with Jas. Lnngrmre, Milverton. Rev. H. P. Westgate, Atwood, left last week to continue his studies at Huron College, London. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. McVicar were in Blyth attending the marriage of the Tatter's brother, Two rinks of the townbowlers drove to Listowel and played afriencllygame with the bowlers of that town. The young people of St. Alban's church helcl their first mission study meeting Tuesday evening of lastweek, Miss 141. Cook, of Freshen, is enjoy- ing a week's holiday at the parsonage with her cousins, ltev. Mr. and Miss Reid.. The bachelors and beneclicts camp together on Monday afternoon of last week for the third time, and in a five innings game of baseball the bachelors cinched rt by a score of 2040, thus taking one.game out of the three. The anntversal'y services of the Donegal Methodist church, were Sun- day and Monday, Oct. 11th and 12th. Rev. E. A. Pear, of Exeter, preached, On Monday evening (r sacred concert was given in the church, also a supper served 111 the shed. Tuesday evening of last week the meeting of the Lord's Day Alliance WAS held in the Methodist church. Rev. 121r. Price, paster of the Baptist church, presided. A splendid address was delivered by Rev. Mr. Hanna, traveling secretary of the Alliance. He discussed the aim, work and methods of carrying on the work of the Lord's Day Alliance. After the address the following offlcere for the Atwood branch of the Alliance were elected : President, T. G. Ratcliffe ; -The -- Star Grocery ETHEL Our stock of Groceries is clean and froth• Our new Canted Geodi, have just arrived and we are now able to satisfy the wants of the pileic along this line with thisis Canli NA v edgcod handle only the BESTbrand We f Canned Goods on the market, We have on hand a few sacks of Vinson's Pan Dried Rolled ,Oats. Try smut 101d be convinced of the quaiity of our goods, Salt in bulk or by the barrel, Good Bread always on band. Orders promptly delivered W.T. Spence ETHEL. LON GROAT %VINs. -'Lbw Longboat, the great Indian runner of the Irish - Canadian Athletic Club, won the Ward Marathon race held at 'Toronto, Satur- day, thus proving he is yet far from spent as a runner. This is the third con- secutive time Longboat has Won the Ward race, the trophy thus becoming his permanent property. Longboat ran a magnificent race, completing the course, which was slightly over 18 miles. in 1.5t 29, just a little more than eight minutes faster. than the time of John Roe, who finished second. Meadows, the five.miler, who was expected to press Longboat, finis13d a good third. One hundred andeffty contestants faced the starter, titpee having been forbidden to compete.by the doctors, who examined all competitors before the rare. Of this large field over fifty finished within two hours and a hair. At the start Sellen took the lead, followed by Longboat, Green and Woods. By the time the ruuners took the road after covering a mile on the track, the field had begun to spread one At five utiles Meadows and Longboat were together, but at the half way mark the Indian led, and finished an easy winner in 1.51.29. John Roe, West End Y. M, C. A , wes second in 7 59.30, and Meadows, of the same elide third, in 2.02.56, and John bitter, Central Y. M. C. A„ fourth, in 2,04.33. Other runners finished in the following order: Sellers, Black, Thomas, Sellers, War- wick, Lister, Howard, Day, Woodstock, Breen, W. Jones, Foster, G. S Willis, Hubbard, Hiliger, Dunn, H, Field, P. Richard, A. Warren, Watts, Earnie Woods, H. Forth, lames Corkery, Seitz, W. H. Price, McConnell Puttock, F, A. Bragg, Meade, W. Turley, McCor- mick. G. E. Hunt, Lightwood, R. Barr, Ray Price, J. Lowe, Campbell. F. B. Pool, W. Blackwell, Dufferin, A. Wat- kins, R. Crawley, A. Banks, H. Phiun, G. Peskin, As Longboat entered the exhibition grounds, where was the fin- ishing ;ins, he was given a tremendous reception, a Rag being placed in his bands as he circled the track. The Strenuous Life Pulls so Hard on the Stomach it Must Have Help The stress and strain of the strenu- ous life in both city and country makes stomach troubles. Five people suffer to -day where one did ten years ago with sick headache, dizziness, flatulence, distress after eating, specks before the eyes, bloating, nervousness and the many other symptoms of in- digestion. All who are suffering with stomach troubles, and that means at least two out of three in Brussels and other towns, should use IIIi-oala stomach tablets. Nothing else is as safe, yet effective ; nothing else can bo so thoroughly relied upon to relieve all troubles from indigestion as Mi-o-na. So reliable is Mi-o-na that Jas. Fox with every 80 cent box he sells gives a guarantee to refund the looney unless the remedy cures. Canadian News It is reported that hundreds of Liberal voters have been left off the lists in Manritoba through an alleged printer's erro, Rural mail delivery was inaugurated between Hamilton and Aotastet' on Sat- urdayo. twnew churches, one Methodist and the other Adventists, were dedicat• ed at London, Ont. The new twenty -thousand -dollar Y. M. C. A. building at Woodstock was formally opened last night, The C. P. R. roundhouse at Outre- m0nt and three engines were damaged by fire. Loss, 8320,000. The Hamilton City Council has re• netve(1 the franchise of the Bell Tele. phone Company for five years. Sir Thomas Shaughnessy denies posi- tively that the C. P. R. is negotiating for the Chicago Great Western, The steamer Lyman C. Smith strucic a pier in the Soo Canal, knocked a hole in her bow and how lies an obstruction to navigation. 1. S. Duff, member for West Simeoe, has been appointed Provincial Minister of Agriculture, Hon, Mr. Monteith having retired. On the Yukon River, at a distance of from 700 to Boo utiles from the sea, there are nutty points where it is nearly twen- ty miles wide. The Atlantic Hotel at North Bay, with two valuable residences and the hotel stables, were destroyed by fire, Loss about 8325,000. 1;. Pickup and W. Clarke, two East. ern harvesters, were fined 8320 and costs at Winnipeg for tiekot•scalping. Burglars at Berwick, N. S„ robbed. the railway stetson, and boarded a trollitoff,ey oar with the safe and so carried Great Ganger in Headaches. It's often dangerous to consider headache a trifling ailment. If the head itches, the stomach is oat of or- der and some serious disease may be ilnpeudiug. To tone up the stomach, to give it healthy action, nothing in modern medicines is so suceessful as Dr. Hamilton's Pills. The colleen- trated vegetable extracts in Dt', Ilam. ikon's Pills have a quieting, healthful effect on the stenuteix and removeall disorders, "Your iteadnho will be cured and they won't rennin, if yon use Dr, Hamilton's Pills, Sold every- where, You won't tell your family doctor the whole story about your private illness -you are too modest. You need not be afraid to tell Mrs. Pink - ham at Lynn,Mass., the things you 00111401 not explain to the doctor. Your letter will he held in the strictest con- fidence. From her vast correspond- ence with sick woolen during the past thirty years she may have gained the very knowledge that will help your ease. Such letters as the fol- lowing, from grateful women, es- tablish beyond a doubt the power of LYDIA Ec P N(HAIMPS VEGETABLE COMPOUND to conquer all female diseases. Mrs. Frank Emsley, Lindsay, Ontario, writes to Mrs. Iinkham When I wrote to you some time ago, I was a very sick woman suffering from female troubles. I had inflamma- tion of the feminine organs and could not stand or walk any distance. At last I was confined to any bed and the doctor said I would have to go through an operation, but this I refused to do. "A friend advised Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound After using three bottles of it, I feel like a new woman. " I most heartily recommend Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to all Women who suffer withf emale troubles." FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. For thirty years Lydia E. Pink - ham's Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs, has been the standard remedy for female ills and has positively cured thousande of women who have been troubledwith displacements, inflammation, ulcera- tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities, periodic pains, backache, that bear- ing -down feeling, flatulency, indiges- tion, dizziness,ornervousprostration. Alex. Day, of Wiarton, was crushed to death in a pile-driver. The Sunday street car organization at London, Ont„ will start an active cam- paign at once. An arrangement has beon made to ship the Hindu colony in British Col. umbia to British Honduras. A warrant has been issued for Ma• guire, the G. T. yardman, held responsi• ble for the fatal wreck at Mount Ver- non. Fleury O'Hara. of Kingston, aged 74 years, and Nelson Gottesleben, near Berlin, were killed by falling from trees while picking apples. A pain prescription is printed upon each 25c. box of Dr. Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets. Ask your doctor or druggist if this formula is not complete. Head pains, womaly pains, pains anywhere get instant relief from a Pink Pain Tablet. All dealers. A child tVeS burned to death in a schooner at Quebec. and Mrs. Paquet, the child's mother, was very seriously burned in extinguishing the fire. William Martin, the defaulting North Bay tax collector, pleaded guilty of mis- appropriating the town's funds in the Assize Court, and asked for hie liberty in order to complete restitution. If everything else in the house did its share of the work as well as lack MOW Stove Polish very few women would complain of the housework. "Black Knight" does away with the everlasting rubbing and polishing. It shines quickly and the hottest fire can't dull its bright, fresh polish, Always ready for use for Stoves, Glltes and other Ironwork. It's 'the best polish and the biggest can for the looney. Send dealer's name and 10c for full site can if yen can't get "Black Knight" in you town, The F. 0. DALtET CO. Lflf DAMILTON, Ol6 i The Goveremet) 1 will begin selling old age annuities next month. A mixed train wee derailed near i Allendale and six passengers injured, t illy. W. 3. Tyner, of Ninon, was killed by lits automobile upsetting in a swamp. Conductor Chas. P. Clarke was caught (while making a coupllilg at Hanover, and killed, Scigiliano and Maki were found guilty 01 litauslaughter at the Sault Stet, Marie Assises. Smoke has been proving an obstacle at0taMnaviai'lgaa.ti'on in the vicinity of .Stunt A resolution in favor of woman suf- frage will be submitted to the National Council of Women at its session at Ot- tawa, D. McGillicuddy, editor of The Cal. gary News, has been 'sent for trial on a charge of libelling the editor of the Ere. Opener, trolly oue•half of the business portion of Stettler, Alberta, was destroyed by fire. Leslie Miller was asleep in one of the stores and lost his life. Go to the blood if you are to drive out Rheumatism, A Wisconsin physician, Dr. Shoop, does this with Ills Rheumatic Remedy -and with seeming success. Rub -ons, says the doctor, never did cure Rheumatism, It is more than skin deep -it is con- stitutional, always. Because of this principal, Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic I Remedy is perhaps the most popular in existence. It goes by word of mouth from one to another every- where. Grateful patients gladly spread results. It is an act of human- ity to tell the sick of a way to health. Tell some sick one. Sold by all deal- ers. - Hay Favor ;Lu('ororB, l.v(•ryWllel'e you see people with 821) o, running eyes, ('0.1)5383411 sneezing, nose colds and headaches, These are the first stages of Ilay Fever, which increase in severity till frost comes. Only sure cure known is to inhale Oatarrhn'one. It destroys the germ, gives relief in a.few initiates, elves r 1 thoroughly. Doctors recommend Oa- tatThozenebecause safe and efil0.103111), bold by all dealers for h1,00. Try this guaranteed ease for Httiluilrr' 0334:41r2b,. Ast11n)a, tiny Fever, it never fails,. eumatism • I have found a tried and trued rare for Grieo•. llastlam 1 Nota remedy that t 311 straights» the fdlltorted limbs 0f ehrpnla erlp,pplas, 2102 turn bony 1Mews blr): to flesh agatn. 7t'hat 18lmpoo 131)5. H 8118011(1011 Surely 1011 the paths and 01008804 ftbis doplorablo dlseasa In Oermany'-wlth a et in the City of 'Darmstadt' -i fowld ileae lastlast Ingredlont with which Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy was made iu perfected, dependable presrri5COn. Without lthat last ingtodiont, I oe0ee0siuily tn'ate0 many, manycases5tRilcurable aentnow,athast,itu»i, iformly curesall curable eases of this heretofore much dreaded disease. Those send -like granular {wastes, found in Rhonmatla Blood soon, todlssolvo ,1004 pats away ender the salon of this remedy as .freely as 11000 sugar when added to 1)020 water, .And then, when dissolved, these 001850005 waste, 'freely pass from the system, and 11)30 must of ;Real need -no is gpns forever. There I8 now /20teat need -no actual excuse to suffer longer with.. out help. We 081), and to confidence recommend • Si.. Cf...._� • Rheumatic Remedy "ALL DEALERS" Single Harness We make a speoinity of Sin- gle Harness and offer you great values, Our Team Harness al- ways stands the wear and is known for its great durability. Fine Beaver Cloth Fur -lined Overcoats is a new line we have put in this Fall and our prices on them will please you. Also our Wool and Plush Lap Bugs are proving great sellers, our prices being so low. In the Shoe Department you will find comfortable and durable Shoes of all kinds for all sizes of people even for the little tots. Two sets Second-hand Single Harness -one set just in use two months -one set $4 75 ; the other $9.00. Bargains in Trunks and Satchels. I. C. RICHA RDS ,,►Thea` EconomyRange is a Leader This Bauge has six boles, a 13 -gallon Reservoir, andi N oils Base. It sells at - High Warming Closet $6.00 extra. $54,00 A east iron Range "Corona," six holes, Reservoir, with High Warming Closet - $36.00 A four holed Range with High Shelf and Reservoir for only $28.00 The best Bargains on the Market to -day DON'T MESS THEM Gerry Walker NATIONAL Roller Flour Mills OUNEW "FLAKING ROLL" is now in full operation. It will save you looney to have your Oats "Flaked" before feeding horses Fry our New BREAKFAST - r=o Made from White Wheat, .Healthful and Invigorating, Don't forget that our "White Loaf" Flour is still taking the lead for Bread Flours. Ali hinds of Feed Rept constantly on hand, • Me& R. A. PRY. BRusasta