The Brussels Post, 1908-10-29, Page 5"1e
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BUSINESS CARDS,
WH, MOOBACIXEN-
p Issuer of Marriage Llooneoo. Of.
hoe at Grocery, Turnborry dtreot, Brussels,
MISS LAURA SPENCE
Teacher of Piano or Organ
ETHEL, OFT.
WM, SPENCE
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
or MARRIAGE LICENSES
Mee In the Post 01110e, Mel. 130.4
K. O. T. M.
Brussels (Toot of the Maooabeoe, No. 24
bold their regular meotiogo in the Lodge
Room, l3aoker Blook, on the 1st and 8rd
Tuoeday melees of oaoh month.
Visitors always weloomo,
A, SOMERS Oom.
, A. MagIIIRE, R. H.
JAMES HARRIS,
Agent Howick Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
Moe and Bosldenoe--
WALTON, ONT,
JOHN SUTHERLAND
INSIIRAN00,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
.li B, SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
• 000, will set for better prices, to
better moo In lees time and lose charges
than any other Auctioneer In East Huron or
he won't charge anytlilug. Dates and orders
can always be arranged at this ofnoe or by
p Grapnel appltoatlon.
ROBT. H. GARN1SS
BLVEVALE - ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terms reasonable. Salus arranged for
at the aloe of THE Poem, Brooseio, 221f
VETERINARY.
GA. CUNNINGldA1I1—
• Heuer Li redeem of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all die -
same 01 domesticated animals Ina aompet.
eut manner. Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Deutiotry and nilik sever. Uailer
promptly attended to. Oitioe and Infrmary
-Four doors North of bridge, Teruberry at.•
Brussels, 'Phone Ar k
LEGAL A AND CONVEYANCING.
I D.
M. SINCLAIR-
V V • Barrister, Solloitor, IOonveyanoer,
Notary public, hc. Ulfleo-Stewart's Block
1 door North of Ueutral Hotel.
Solloitor for the Metropolitan Bank.
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0AE0818VERS, 8ULI0ITOR8, NOTARIES
PUBLIO, E'r0.
W. PaoODYooT, K. 0. 11. 0. HAYS
0. F. BnAIR.
Offlaoo-Those formerly 000upied by Messrs
Cameron & Holt,
GenSelo0, ONTARIO.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD,
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
SurgeousofOntario and Eiret.olnee Honor
Graduate of Torouto University. 0MMee
next to Brewer's Photograph gallery,
BRUSSELS,
Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS:
A NY even numberedroeation of Dominion
Alberta, exceptingi8 and 26 note and
may be homesteaded by any person who in
the solo head of a family, or any male over
18 years of ago, to the extent of one-quarter
8001)00 of 760 amen mole or lose.
Entry malt be made personally at the
local land Mace for the distriot iu which
thelaud le situate.
The homesteader to required to perform
the oonditlousaouueeted therewith under
one of the following Maus :
(l) Ab least six menthe' residence upon
4o..' and oultivation of the land iu eaoh year for
three years,
(2) If the father (or mother, if Mho father
ie deoeasod) of the homesteader reeideo
upon a farm in the vicinity of the land
entered for the requirements as to resi-
denee may be satisfied by much person re.
siding with the father or mother.
(8) If the Battler has his permanent rest.
dense upon farming land owned by biro
in the vicinity o1 his homestead, the re.
niremeate as to reeideuee a
qq may
be satis-
fied by residence upon the saidand
Six mouths' notice writing So
on
gLana to the cuuoein 0f Dmlor
Lando at Ottawa of intention to applyfor
patent,
W.W.0011Y.
Deputy of the Mluiator of interior.
N.B. Unauthorized pubiioatlon of this ad-
vortianmout will not he paid for,
BUCCI,ES.
poows
If you want a really good article
in the Buggy or Wagon line go
to the old reliable Cober Carriage
,Builder en Market Square, Brus-
eels, where you will fund a first -
oleos assortment.
Beet of hand made Farm Wag-
ons With different widths of tires
and different heights of wheels.
Extra large hand made Wheel-
barrows.
Re -rimming Light and Heavy
Wheels, Repairing, Re -painting
end Ile -trimming attended- to on
shortest notice,
JOHN O.OBER
Business Oards
A, H. M•ONTEITH
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, 8so., sucoeesor to
A, li. Macdonald, MoeoverStandard tank,
Brnssole,
OR. HAMILTON
Dental Surgeon, Office opposite the tmotoffloo,
r.•3' W Ili vioit Gorrie the first and third
Monday of MO month. I4'Om
OR, T. T. M' RAE
Bnaholor of Medicine, Univoreity of Toronto ;
Licentiate and Graduate of the College of Illy.
elolime and Surgeons, Ont, Past -graduate
Ohmage Ike, Ear, Nose and Throat HuepIra(,
Chicago, Ex -Houde Surgeon. to Sb, Mich-
ael's Respit*i Toronto.
Officio over P. 11. Smith's Drug Store. Tole•
phone colon potion with Orenbroole at all hours.
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AistriCt Cetus
Hensall
Dien. -There died in the village of
I•Iensall, Thursday of last week one of
its oldest ,residents in the person of
Jas Petty, The cleceasedfounded the
village, as heownedthe farm on which
the largest part of it is builtand at the
time when the London, Huron and
Bruce was being built Mr. Petty gave
the land for the station. With his
brothers, Geo., who is very ill at the
present time and John Petty, who
died some years ago, the late James
Petty, came from Hensall, Yorkshire,
England, in the year 1851, and has
boon a resident of this section ever
since. For many years G. and J.
Petty conducted a pork -packing busi-
ness in this village and as a conse-
quence were well known throughout
Western Ontario. Some years ago
they retired and lived quietly in Hen-
sall ever since. The funeral was held
on Saturday from St. Paul's church to
):Tensa(( cemetery for interment.
A Case of Poisoning.
Not unfrequently caused by cheap
acid corn salve. Be safe and use Put-
nam's Corn Extractor. Purely vege-
table, harmless anci always cures. In-
sist on "Putnam's."
Clinton
CHEERY CHATTER.-Janies Weiss
has disposed of bis interest in the
Oommercial hotel and, in the event of
the license being transferred, will be
leaving town at an early elate. The
new landlord will be David Crawford.
-Sunday the anniversary services
were held in the Ontario street church,
the preacher of the day was Rev.
James Livingstone, a former pastor of
the old Rattenbur•y street church. -
The members of the Ontario street
choir drove out to tho home of L. and
Mrs. Weir, of Mullett, on Tuesday
evening of last week and presented
that worthy couple, oh behalf of choir
and congregation, with a half dozen
oak dining chairs and a handsome oak
clock. -R, A. Moore has severed his
connection with the Doherty Organ
Company after a service of a quarter
of a century, for fifteen years as fore-
man of the finishing department. He
has not yet decided to what he will
turn his attention but will first of all
take a well earned holiday. -Miss
Lucy Brewer, formerly of Olinton but
now of Toronto was married in St.
Paul's Baptist Church, Toronto, to
Lionel Waugh, ,of California. After
the marriage a reception was held at
the br'ide's home, 45 Woocllawn Ave.
Mrs. M. D. McTaggart was the only
one from Clinton who attended the
wedding.
A pain prescription is printed upon
each 25o, box of Dr. Shoop's Pink Pain
Tablets. Ask your doctor or druggist
if this formula 1s not Complete. Head
pains, womaly pains, pains anywhere
get instant relief from a Pink Pain
Tablet. All dealers.
Atwood
APTLY ToLn-A concert under the
auspices of the bowling club was held
in the Music Hall on Monday evening.
Gavin Spence'scompany gave it. -The
cement mills closed on Saturday, 17tH
inst. for this season. -On Tuesday
afternoon, Oct. 13tH at their home,
Mapleton Farm, on the 2nd of Ernie,
Win. and Mrs. Hewitt, the, Head of a
well known and highly respected
family in that township, celebrated
their golden wedding in the midst of a
happy gathering of their children,
grand children and relatives, -Donald
Murray returned home from the Wes'(,
but left next day for Burgessville,
where he attended -the funeral of Itis
brothoi'-in-law.-People of this vicini-
ty were shocked early on Tuesday
morning of last week to hear of the
death of James Flood, who for some
time has been living on Lot 23, Oon.
16, Logan. Although he had not en-
joyed the best of health of late, it was
not known that his sickness was 'at all
serious, and many of his friends heard
of his death before they heard of his
illness. Saturday previous he was in
Monktou and seemed. quito bright and
cheerful, which makes the sac( news.
seem more sorrowful. -The London
harpers will play fora dance in the
Music hall on the evening of Nov. 4th,
-J(1o. and Mrs. Campbell, Settforth,
are the guests of W. and Mrs. Price.
-Rev. J, C. Reid and Misses Turnbull
and Shannon attended the Strat-
ford district Epworth Longue Conven-
tion in St. Marys. -A Consorvativo
meeting was held 811 Mitchell's music
hall on Thursday evening of last
week. The speakers were William
Johnston, of Blanshar'd township, and
H, B. Morphy, of Listowel, Great
disappointment was belt that the
candidate, A. 1i'. Maotaren, could. not
be present -The shanty near the
comentmitl formerly 000upied by the
Italians who Were 1n the employ of
tho cement Company' wits burned to
11e ground on Wednesday night of
last week. The strife is over, the
battle Won by 3110. Dickson. Rather
an minimal way of election of town-
ship aff'air's took phwo in the Apical'.
tural hall cm Friday, Oct. 1,(4411, when
a groat number of the electors had
gathered to nominate a than to 1111
the vacancy caused by the death of
Councillor Cleland, Among the names
mentioned were 1)ftvicl lldgar, Samuel
Corry, 1Vnr, 13d'll. These wilhdroty
leaving still hi the fight Jia, Dickson,
Alex. Simpson, Wm. McClory and
John Atchison, Then the nominees
put their heads together and dec'ide'd
to take the vote of those assembled,
the lowest one dropping nut each time.
The honor went to John Dickson,
Goderieh
Nedra Iloen, the infant daughter of
of L. lt. and Mrs. Swarth?, 4A1 passed.
Wednesday morning of last week. away
Secretary Lane has received the
tulip bulbs ole( ordered for distribution
amongst the members of the Gnderich
Horticultural iltural Society,
Miss Marion Fraser has secured her
certificate for entrance to Normal
School on appeal. Miss Fraser is at
present supplying in Hills Green pub-
lic school,
The erection of the new Baptist
church is progressing very satisfac-
torily. The brickwork is completed
and the greater part of the roof will
be completed this week.
Do You get Bilious 7
This trouble arises from torpidity of
the liver. Nothing acts so nicely as
Dr. Hamilton's Pills, They stir up
the liver, rid the system of bile, tone
the stomach, give appetite and sound
digestion, you feel drowsy and bac(
tempered, Dr, Hamilton,s Pills will
help you at once, -taken at night
you're well by morning. Don't be
afraid of Dr. Hamilton's Pills, they
are mild -don't gripe or nauseate.
they just "cure" -that's all.
Gorrie
NEWSY GLINTS. -The Ladies' Aid of
the Methodist Church are giving a
shredded wheat banquet on Thtn'sday,
Nov. 12. -The Presbyterian Church is
having pipes installed by Mr. Carson
for acetylene gas lighting. -Amos
Doan, of Shelburne, was in town for a
couple of clays Last week, and made
arrangements to return to town and
re -open his carriage business in the
old stand near the bridge. -Tho wed-
ding was solemnized at the manse of
the First Presbyterian Ohurch, Van-
couver, on Thursday afternoon, Oct:
15111, by Rev. Dr. Fraser, of Dr.
Andrew Bockhorn MacLean and Miss
Alice Jean McLaughlin. Dr. MacLean
is a resident of Pe Ell, Wash. After
spending a few clays in Vancouver Dr.
and Mrs. MacLean
returned to PeL
l.
Mrs. MacLean was formerly a resident
of Gorrie, and is a daughter of T. H.
McLaughlin, of Gorrie.
Stomach 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 ox'gans
must falter. Dr. Shoop's Restorative
is directed specifically to these failing
nerves. Within 48 hours after start-
ing the Restorative treatment
patients say they realize a gain.
Sold by all dealers.
Seaforth
Newsy SHITS. -D. D. Wilson has
hacl some repairs made to the dam
which crosses the Maitland river at
E niondville.-Mrs. James Lockhart
loft last week for Sarnia, where her
husband is laid up in a hospital, of
typhoid fever. -Rev. D. Rogers has
returned from his trip West and oc-
cupied the pulpit in the Methodist
church at both services on Sunday. -
The Curling Chub held their regular
annual meeting in the Oommercial
Hotel. After the routine of business
of the evening was transacted the
following officers and committees
were appointed :-Patron,- Jas. Mc-
Michael Umpire for Olnb, J. Steele,
representative members, W. D.
Bright, of Seaforth, and T. 0. Robson,
of St. Marys ; President, John Beat-
tie ; Vice President, Dr. Burrows ;
Managing Oom., J. Beattie, Dr. Bur-
rows, R. 5. Hays, Wur, Pickard, W.
D. Bright, G. A. Sills and W. Anent ;
auditors, G. E. Parkes and A. E. Col-
son ; Skips, X. Beattie, R. S. Hays,
Wni, McDouggal, W. Ament, Dr. Bur-
rows, W. D. Bright, Win. Pickard, D.
Hutchinson, F. G. Rogers, Jas. Dick ;
Ontario Skips, R. S. Hays and W. D.
Bright. -Welter Robinson, who has
been with the Staple Bros., in the
barberingbusiness
for elle past two
years, lett for Toronto, where he has
secured a good position. Before leav-
ing town his many gentlemen com-
panions presented Min with a very
handsome clock as a token of the high
esteem in which he was regarded. -
R. P. Bol), of the Robert Bell Engine
& Thresher Co.'s staff, left for Winni-
--The --
Star Grocery
ETHEL
Our stock of Groceries is Olean
and fresh. Our new Canned
Gooch have just arrived and we
are nolo able to satisfy the wants
of the public along this line with
this year's canned goods. We
handle only •the BEST breads of
Canned Goods on the market,
We have on hand a few sacks of
'Pinson's Pao Dried Rolled Oots,
Try some turd be convinced of the
quality of our goods,
Salt in bulk or by tho barrel,
Good Bread always on (rand.
Orders promptly delivered
W.T. Spence
ETHEL.
pog to superintend. the pm.) lou of a
large warehouse, 72 by 1 41 feel, to lie
rushed Lo eomplelion I4in hall o11 a
site of about an acres pinchased by
the Company, in a most desirable pnr'L
Of the city. There will also be erect-
ed ort the premises a suitable Wilco '.
building at the Sallie 1111le.
Exeter
NPtWsY T renixos,-Miss A111la Mar-
tin is in charge or 1111' Winchelsea
School owing to the absence or Hiss
Jessie Hamilton, the regular teacher.
-1 0, Fleming, County Secretary of
the Y. 14'f. C. A. has ileen in town
making preparations for the organ-
ization of a branch in Exeter.--Ham-
net Baskerville 141 very ill of appendi-
citis at his home here:. -Rev. John
Pickering, of Toronto, hes been en-
gaged to preach at the anniversary
services of the James street Methodist
church, Exeter on Sunday, November
1st, The celebrated Madam 1gbert of
Detroit will assist in the singing, -A
little son of Geo. Jeffery had a narrow
escape, He was playing around a well
being dug by Thos. Smale on the farm
of Wes. Armstrong, when he fell in,
fallingf, sixteen feet. Luckily he struck
slightly on Mr. Smale who w t the
bottom and broke the fall, and not
injuring either himself nor Mr. Swale
but slightly.
Belgrave
NOTES. -Mrs. Barkley, of Detroit,
is visiting friends in Belgrave.-0.
and Mrs. Grasby have adopted a
bright little boy from the Home. -
Albert Bates, formerly of Belgrave,
is lying in the Soo hospital, ill with
typhoid fever. -The young men of
Belgrave have presented Dr. Hamil-
ton with a beautiful oak arm chair. -
Mrs. W. A. Bryant and Miss Morris,
of Hallett, were visitor's at W. and
14I1s. Wray's. Mrs. Pedlow, of Ham -
iota, was the guest of Mrs. J. A.
Brandon fora few days. -Mr. and
Mrs. Riglesworth, of Halton Co., have
returned to their home after spending
a few days with the Messrs. Walsh,
South of Belgrave.-The bush fires
have been playing havoc in some of
the swamps and even highland bush
in this vicinity.
Your Case Exactly
Your Head Aches
Tongue is Coated
Mouth Tastes Bad
Stomach is Sick.
The Gastric Juices Are Not Doing
Their Duty and You're in the Grip
Of Nervous Dyspepsia
A hot bitter fluid, and sour irlcligest-
ed food rise in your mouth.
Your vision is crossed with specks
that float before the eyes.
Very shortly you'll have nausea,
rank breath and sleepless nights.
What you need is Ferrozone.
It regulates the gastric juices, puts
new life into the stomach, braces
digestive powers, gives the aid that's
so badly required.
Ferrozone is the best treatment be-
cause it goes to the root of the trouble,
remedies the conditions that cause
dyspepsia and thereby cures perman-
ently.
If you want proof, read the exper-
ience of E. P. Davison, a well known
resident of Portland, who writes :-
"Ferrozone is beyond doubt a most
powerful cure for indigestion and
weak stomach. Food so baclly dis-
agreed with me that I was almost
afraid to eat. Pastry and starchy
foods fermented, caused sour risings
and gave me headaches, brown taste,
offensive breath. I grew weak, my
weight ran down fifteeu pounds and
my looks fully indicated all that was
wrong. Ferrozone put me on my feet
again. It braced me up, renewed my
digestion and made me a well man."
Doctor and patients alike speak of
the merit of Ferrozone ; it is different
from other remedies, different because
it cures so you stay clued. Try it ;
sold everywhere in 50c. boxes.
Listowel
L. Yocum left for the Canadian
West, where he has taken a situation.
Rev. W. B. Fallis has returned to
his charge in Vandalia, Mich., after
spending his 'vacation with his mother,
Mrs. Stewart Emilia.
John Bamford was called to Detroit
by the serious illness of his sister,
Mrs. Thos. Grimshaw, of that city.
Worcs has since been received of her
death.
A young mar who was fined five
dollars for using obscene language
and was leaving town without settling
was taken into c slotl
y by
Chief Hard-
wick
ar -viec
off the 8.42 train. He settled
&rid was released.
H. C. Secord, manager of the Im-
perial Bank here, who has not been
well all Summer, left on Tuesday of
last week, on the advice of his physi-
cians, for Woodstock, Ont, where he
will undergo an operation in the
hospital.
Work. of clearing up the debris a-
round the ruins of the piano factory
is in progress, a number of the em-
ployees, to their credit bo it said, will-
ingly undertaking this rather rough
worst, No definite decision as to re-
building has 781 boon reached, but we
understand will likely bo decided in a
few days.
Nearly all the factories in this dis-
trict halo sold out their cheese for
the balance of the season's make.
The break started early in the week,
and aline cheese except three or foto'
factories was piclkecl up in a couple of
clays, the bolk of it by 'W. W. Harris,
of Brussels, for Ballantyne Sons,
of Stratford. The price paid was 114
dents, which is five -sixteenths of 1t
cent less than was offered( at the 'Gar
two weeks ago. The faotorynxett were
probably wise in selling, even. at the
reduced price, for cheese frequently
takes a sag in values about this time
and is not apt to recover till after
Christmas,
Burkhardt Bender of the 51;11 con
Wallace met with a serious accident
Hn was pi wind'; With a stallion and
colt, and the animals became frighten-
ed and ran away. My. Bender had.
the lines around his body at the time
and was dragged for considerable dis-
tance, with time result that his left
shoulder blade was broken and he was
badly bruised. His injuries were at.
tended to by a physician, but it will
This woman says Lydia E.
Pinklian's 'Vegetable Compound
cured her. :Read her letter.
11rs. J. A. Lali bents, of 114 Artilleric
St., Quebec:, writes to 111',.1 1 .l:ham;
" For six. years 1 have bein , ..,•toning
for female weakness, heart noel nerves,
liver and kidney trouble, but in Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound I
can safely hay I have found a eure.
" I was continually bothered with the
most distressing backaches, headaches,
and bearing -down pains, and I kept
growing more and more nervous.
Lydia E. Pinkharn's Vegetable Com-
pound relieved me of all these distress-
ing symptours and made me a well
woman. i would Mk Ise all suffering
women, young 00 old, to use Lydia E.
Pinkhani's Vegetable tnn1ponncl,"
FACTS FCA 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 cureclthonsandsof
women who have been troubled with.
displacements, inflammation, ulcers, -
tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pails, backache, that bear -
mg -down feeling, flatulency, indiges-
tinit,dizziness or nervous prostration.
Why don't you try it ?
ars. Pinkbam invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
be some time before he is able for
work again. Janus McKeever son of
Wm. McKeever of the 2nd con. Elmo,
also met with an accident while plow-
ing. A colt in the field got caught in
the lines, and pulled young McKeever
over, breaking
.r t
(lis arm at the wrist.
57-62 The Critical Age.
Height of vigor is past -nature's
power slowing down -vitality ebbing
auvap,
endurance decreasing. Stop
the progress of decay, tone up the
weakened nerve centres, impart vigor
to the tiring body -prepare for the
crisis. Best means for rebuilding 18
found in Ferrozone ; it brightens up
the whole being, imparts power,
strength, vigor. Old age is pushed
back twenty years, the reliance of
youth is restored, vigor, vim and nen*
life established. You'll try Ferrozone,
50e. at all dealers.
Wingharn
A special meeting of Maitland Pres-
bytery was held in Wingham on Tues-
day of last week.
Bailin Phippon received a good
number of hunters' licenses, but they
have all been sold.
Robt. and Mrs. Johnston, of Mark -
dale, were in town on account of the
illness of their son, Ivan Johnston.
Alex. T. Ross, of Turnberry, was
called to Nova Scotia last week to at-
tend the funeral of his brother, who
died suddenly at the old home.
Wingham electric light users ale
again being given an all night service.
The new service co ,vent into effect last
week and will he mucin appreciated by
the light users.
Sometime before daylight on Tues-
day morning of last week,Mrs. Ivan
Johnston, who is stayinwith her
parents at the Queen's, heard some
animal climbing the side of the house.
She. awakened Mr. Swarts, who dis-
covered the cause, and securing a gun,
„e
"Black HAW"
Stove Polish
does away with all the dirty
work of keeping stoves Clean.
No rid xing-no hard rubbing.
"Black Knight" is always
ready to use -shines quick
as a wink --and puts on a
bright, black polish that the
hottest fire can't burn off.
Equally good for Stoves,
Pipes, Grates and Ironwork.
If yon 100'1 get "Mack Height,'
In you r neighborhood, send Mime
of dealer aucl101 for full siudema.
The 8. F. Min CO. 1168'880,
HAMILTON, out. 10
1 shot thewotltl-118 intruder. it proved
to be a large porcupine, an animal
very seldom seen in this vicinity, of
little years,
A14 indictment against L17nlan G',
141ann, obarging hirci with the murder
of Mrs, Frailties 0, :Thompson, was re-
turned by the grand jury. Mann,
who has been at liberty in bonds of
52,500, gave himself up following the
inclielment and was taken to (ail.
Mrs. Thompson was formerly Miss
Penny Gilmore, the daughter of a re-
tired army officer of Wingham.
At the annual sleeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of Wingham General 11r19-
pital, tho following oillcers were elect.
('d :-Hon. President, Mrs. (Rev.) 11.
B.
Allen
president,
x
s, R.
Van -
stone ; 1st vir8 preident, 11frs. W.
H. Green ; 2nd vice-president, Mrs,
Geo. Seaton ; 3111 vise -president,
141is. J. Wilson ; corresponding
see-
retar), Mrs.
.l. B. Phelan
c'
reenr Rn
secretary, i47iss. E. Estelle Grilfing
treasurer, Mrs. (Rey. 0. 11, Jenkins.
Convenors of c'onlmittee-Floral, Mrs.
C. G. Vanstone ; visiting, Mrs. A.
Ross ; membership, Mrs. (Dr.) Red-
mond; supply, Miss Ella Cornyn ;
sewing, Mrs. M. Dinsley ; inventory,
Miss Oornyn and the President.
Rev. H. P. Westgate went to prose-
cute his studies at the Westera Uni-
versity, London. He returns to At-
wood every Friday or Saturday for
the Sunday services in hos charge
there.
The ease of Weir vs. Canadian Flax
Co., St, Marys which was before Mid-
dlesex Fall Assizes, London, was de-
cided in favor of the plaintiff, who
claimed 51,500 for goods shipped to
the flax company.
Mayo you Stomach Trouble!
11, ben you wake 811) wills hetlrla8'lle
and bad taste in the mouth, Sosss("
thing to settle the stomach le needed.
That oI till, heavy feeling must be iift•ed,
and appetite most be created, (let 11
tumbler of water, .some sugar, and
then pour in a stiff dose of Norvilino.
'You'll feel Up top lo a few minutes.
Ne]t'ilitie Invigorates, braces, tones,
gluts vire and snap into yna' move.
1100(1(0. You'll be fitted for rt hard
clay's work by taking .Nc'x'vilinx. nn -
thug better. Large bottle, 25e.
everywhere.
ile
let
4;.k
cif,:: 'tat
th
Heart Strength, Or nenrt weakness, moans Nerve
strength, or Nerve wra4ntoss-nothln more.
ltively, 001011e weak heart in a bnmisred is, In it.
self, acna4l • dia used. 11 Isalmost always a
hidden tiny little nem, deli really is all at fault.
This obscure. nerve --the Cardin,, ar heart Nerve
-Moldy needs, and must have, more power, more
etafilhty, more controlBnr., mora governing
alstreagth. 1ithest mach alicart 8181,54lso have
ai', and the stomach thud kidneys also have
those sumo controlling nerves.
This clearly expiable why, as a Medicine, Pr,
Shoop's Restorative has in the past done 301110510
for weak and ailing Hearts. Dr. Shoop flrstsought
the cause of all this painful, palpitaileg, suffocat-
ing heart dirtress, Dr. Shoon's liestnrativo-this
Popular r',cr,eelpt1011-16 alone directed to these
weak and wasting nerve'80nto.rs. It builds;
it -strengthens; it nfl,rs Yea•;, genuine heart help,
If you would have strong Iloarte, strong d1.
gestion, strengthen these ;nerves re-estublleh
them as needed, with
hoop's
storative
"ALL DEALERS"
Single Harness
We make a specialty 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 -band Single Harness -one set just iu use two
months -one set $4 75 ; the other $9.00.
Bargains in Trunks and Satchels.
1. C. RICHARDS
�►1'he�
$; n e
is a Leader
This Range has six holes, a 13 -gallon Reservoir,
UU
and Nickle Base. It sells at.........-
High Warming Clbset $6.00 extra. .
A cast iron Range "Corona," six
holes, Reservoir, with High
Warming Oloset—
$36.®0
A four holed Range with High
Shelf and Reservoir
for only
$28.00
The best Bargains on the Market to -day
DON'T MISS THEM
t-.
Gerr
alker
NATIONAL,
oil r Flour Kills
"FL KING en"
is now in full operation. It will save you
money to have your Oats "Flaked" before
feeding horses
rry our New
BREAKFAST FOOD -
orE'
1
Made from White Wheat, IXealthful and Invigorating,,
Don't forget that our "White Loaf" Flour.
is still taking the lead for 13read Tours.
r'Alt kinds of Feed kept constantly on hand.
W • c' :• A. PliYINT
BRuSsEL$