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Mi$S LAURA ,SPENiCE
Teaahor of Plano or Organ
ETHEL, ONT.
K. 0. T. M,
holrusoofe Toot Of the ptaooab0ee, Q. 24
d their ropier meetings in the 4odlye
:norm, !tanker theca, ou the let apd 8rd
Tuoiday uraninite of oacb month
Vlaiture always welcome.
A. COVERS. COM. 4. MoaiVIR1E, R. K.
JAMES HARRIS,
Agent HoWiek Mutual
Fire I48urauve Company
ogle° and .Residence—
WANTON. ONT,
JOHN SUTHERLAND
Ina Ua4Naa,
FjRE ANP MARINt:
GUELPH,
)Incas Oordls
MI$a,r, MYRTI..E'' M'OONA1.0
of Oranbrook who bee taken honors in several
Conservatory extuniniitione tit Toronto, is pre,
Fared to give lilntruptitme on Piano or organ,
or 0,1'nm and blue of lenient apply to Mee
MgDenuld, 84.4
A. N. mONTEITII
Barrister, 80110Bor, Notary, dto., onoposooy tp
a.,11,. hlacdomdd, Qfub over Standard Bank,_
Brussels,
P},T. T. T, M{RAa
Bnoholor of Medicine, University of Toronto ;
Llopiitlate and liradhote of the College of Pity -
Winans and Surgeons, Ont, Post -graduate
Ohmage Eye, Ear, Node and throat Hospital,,
Chhtmgu, Itl Ex -Souse Surgeon to SO. 1f11oh-
nol's Hospital Toronto.
0111110 over 11'., B„ Smith's Drug Store, Tele-
phone oonnootiou with Cranbrook at ell )lours.
OR. HAMIt,TON
Donut eurgoon
Honor Graduate Dental Aopurttuent, Toronto
Ulllearafty ; Ll000114te of Royal College of
Dental lim'grena, of Toronto. Office over J.
T. RUNS' stole, I3ruserls,
i. Will visit Wroxeter the first and third
Mondays and Gm•rie the eseoud and fourth
Mondays of welt month.
Ai1CTigNEER$, Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College Pay and night oohs, Office opposite
SCOTT AS AN AUCTION. Pleat, Mill, Ethel,
�i • Hon, will nen ter better
better men pMaoa, tq
t e
leaf, " OR. WARDLAW
In 1000 *21104 L U ()bargee
h e won'an t chi g spy h egr ln Datessu d orderer
eau always be arra oged et thea ogloe or by
pars roar atpplloatioa,
ROBT. H. GARNISS
BLUR VALE- — OtiT,
.. AAutitioneer fete Huron County.
'rorme 0Wt0Onable. '8$lea nrrgnged dor
at the oilae oi'l'AR FOOT, Brussels. 22U
' VETERINARY.
ra A. CUNNINGE3aM-
eee • Boner Oredua.'o of the Ontario Vet.
erinary College, to prepared to treat till die•
eaaea of domestloated out mule 10 a eompot.
out manner. Particular attention paid to
r "
Veterinary- ueutletry and Mita +' *,v,Culls
prowptly attended to. ()Moe and Infirmary
—Four doors North of bridge, Turuberry et„
ernooelo. 'Fhouo 4? It
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tEaAl AND k;ONVEYANCINS,
�`% M lh1NCLA111-
r • Barrister, Solicitor, Oouvoyauoer,
Netery Public', d:o, °Blue -Stewart's Broca
l door North 01 lieu teal Hotel,
Whetter for the Metropolitan Bank.
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)ttOUDlfOO'P, HAYS & BLAiR
egatuaSTLr1:(8 B0LI01'rr,lls, NOTAR1186
YUII CIU, ETU.
W. laoonruomll. O. R. O. Biyo
G. F. !item,
Offices -Those remedy °coupled by 2601000
Uanieroa & Bolo,
011m00I0.
DENTISTRY
QIioND Farms jt..sii war
BRUSSELS
MalGou o Roma (Io1Ne N0wp !Uprose ....,1l I Ds a in Mail esa .... 10:65: p n
11xproas - 8:p2 p m Expreaa' 8:811 p m
etvaNeff ret 0/1,16"
WALTON
Tb Toronto To Goderioh
Bxpress .. 8:41 a m 11Expreds 11 a In
Express .8:11 p m Express ....... 7:97 p ru
OEcal etu5 ttlits
I3IIUssELs and locality will send sev.
erbl fust -class people 10 the West One
Spring.
A BOWMANViees bee helot has just
died at the age of one, luudrod and
LievW1. Married men do nut live that
long though it may seem so,
THE farmers of Ontario are getting a
dollar a bushel tor wheat 'these days.
and are in somewhat high ` fe tie
Speculative movements are credited
with this Kapp, 000d11(011 so far as the
farmer is concerned.
Croup positively stopped in 20 min-
utes with Dr. Shoop's Croup Remedy.
One test alone will auh ely . prove this
truth. No vomiting, no distress. .A
safe and pleasing syrup -50c. Sold by
all dealers.
SPITTING oh the sidewalks and cross-
ings will not hereafterbe tolerated by.
tae authorities of Guelph: The first of
ftnce entails a fine of $t ; alter that the
fine will be doubled until the offender
finds runt it will cost hint $50 to expec-
torate on the pavement. How about
OR. R. P. FEILD.
I,LNT1$r
0raduate of the Royal College of Dental
Burgeons of Itetar30 mud Fh'00.0)000 Honer.
Graduate ot. Toronto University. Olace
seat. to Brower's Photograph Clallerv,
BRU60ELe.
Synopsisoftanadian Northwest
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS:
Ae °von numbered Nation of Dominion
Lunda in
tiauitoba, 8a0ketobewan and
Alberto, excepting 8 and 28, -Dot reserved,
rosy be homesteaded n any person who la
the sole head of a family, or any male over
18 years of ase, to the extent of cite-qu trier
filiation 0( 100 mores more or lees
Butry mar he made personally at the
local land ofaae for the dietdot in whieh
the laud in oitunte.
The homesteader le required to perform
theuoodittonauonoeeted therewith under
olio of the Miley/lug plass:
p) At least six months' Tee:donee upon
and oulttvatlou of the laud in oath year for
three yearn.
(2) If the father (or mother, it the father
.ie dooeaoed) of the homesteader. resides
upon a farm in the vicinity of the laud
entered for the requirements as to real.
death may ho medalled by auob peso" re-
siding with the father or mother.
18) If the settler has his permanent resi-
dence upon farming laud owned by him
in the vicinity of his homestead, the re.
quiromeuts as to rosidp000 ratty be make
and by residence Kron the said lane.
Sixmoutbe'nntioe in writing : ollould ba
given to the Commi0010001 of Domiulou
Lauds at Ottawa 01 lntoutlou to apply for
patent.
W,NV, OORY,
Deputy of the Minister of Interior.
N. S.Uuuathorieed publiasmon of tale ad.
vertioomout will hot be paid for, .
S
ALT
Fanners Or Storekeepers
by ooming to the
Brussels Salt Works
can get any kind of Salt
they require. -
Gordon Mooney,
Porenian, Brussels.
Weak Women
To weak and ailing women, there to at least on,
way to help. tint with that way, two treatments,
must he 0umbh10d, Ono i01o0Al, one is cnnet1Eos
Donal,but both are important, both essential,
Dr. lhool's Night Cure Is the Loral,
Lr, Sh Restorative, rtolaflp' alie Constitutional.
ThOfbrmttr-Ur 1
t bnAt.
. S tobp's Night 'ttr .-
e t , atm
:deal
plant
muCousmOn to wholly an tidy, white Da
81cop'sRestorativeesois wholly l0 'Internal treat.
meet. Tho Ri, seeking retches ref ant tho
all tissue
and all the lctits. ' Of all nerve,
all tissue m1d All blood ttllmatts.
The "Night Cum", ailRe name implies, does it*
Work while you sleep. It300tho0 sore and lnaans
ad unmans dnrlac00, heals local weaknesses and
discharges, while the Rdstorutivo, eases newest
exettonttult, alike renewed Vigor and ambition
boop Wasted stet) limn%s, bringing about renewed
strength. vigor, and anergy. Into Dr. Shoop'*
Iori
Res t ,
41 —
)e TahleGs OrLignld—can general m men swell
t the Par n O s Item
y 1 or positiv0local hair, me as well
!'• Shoop s
Night Cure
)"ALL DEALERS"
Brussels 1
1)NoT1cE FOE TEACHBRa.—The Promo.
tion' Examination tor the Public Schools
oftne County of Huron will be held oe
April ist, zed and 5th. Papers will. be
guilt out for Jr. and Sr. Second, Jr. and.
Sr. Third and ir, Fourth classes
leachers are requested to send a pus1
card, at once. to the Public School In
:meteor, stating the exact number' of
caudicates writing in each class. The
parcel containing the papers will be sent
to the teacher by March 27th.
Fortify now against the Grip-fot
it comes every season sure I Prev-
enties-the little Candy Cold Cute:
Tablets -offer in this respect a most
certain and dependable safeguard,
Preventics,''at, the "sneeze stage"
will, as well, also surely head off all
common' colds. But promptness is
all-important.. Seep Pr'eveutics {n
the pocket or purse for instant use.
Box of 48 for 25c. .Sold -by all dealers,
WHENEVER the 001.112109 newspapers
find tOreIgners invading the field of the
home merchants with goods and incr.
chandlseand selling them to farmers,
they are advised to lu'ise and whack the
intruders and advise the farmers to buy
their goods i rout their Monte merchants,
Aud when foreign printing houses send
their reptesentauves among the neer
Mimes and business men some of these
same merchants give them their orders
and get inferior work for the money.
'Chat's reciprocity.
OUR thanks are due to the many
friends of '1'HE PosT w110 have rrenewed
their subscriptions fur 1909. There are
Dille good malty, however, from whom
we have not heard. and we would re.
spectfully request them to renew as
early as possible. The Iat,el on the
paper shows the date to which the sub.
scription is paid, Those who are in
arrears would oblige us by remitting or
banding in at the office the amount of
the arrears, together with the subscrip-
con for two, Do it now,.
Apo your Children "Oroupy 7"
This trouble is deadly -must be
stopped quickly, nothing is so sure as
the Nerviline Treatment. Give it
internally, rub it on the throat and
chest, and then 'put on a Nerviline'
Porous Planter, The marvelous.
power of Norvaline, both as a liniment
and in Plaster form, will surprise yon.
For sore throat, coughs, colds, and
pleurisy alone, it is used by thousands
every day. Invaluable fn the home,
especially for treating the minor ills
that all
al til die() are
bound to
t rah.
Large bottles 25 cts, each. Nerviline
P.lesters same price, at dealers or N.
0. Pulsoie & Co., Kingston Ont.
MARCH WEATHER. - ACCording. to
Prof, Hicks, the weather for the first
half of March will be as fellows 1-A
203211310ed spell of unsettled teen; her will
most probabI
Y comeme overfrom the ()lose
of February, but about the 41 to 6th
storm conditions will be quickened and
decided areas drain, sleet and show will
sprea'1c progressively from West to East
ate:oss the eounu'v. Look for high bar
(meter and cold wave close on the heels
of storms of this period,, Don't be sur
prised if blizzards sweep the North and
West not far from,, the 41, 51 and 6th .
1'h t
e 4 1l to
the nth cis( constitutes 11 de 1
anted seismic period, having its centre ,1
ou the 61(1. There will be gnicketled
volcanic: activity .with shakes ,n many
parts of the earth, at this and a later. I
period {u Minch, A regular 'dorm
period 'extends from the 6th to the ieth,
ventral on the rota, Low b13remeter
and electrical storms will begin in Wept-
erly parts by the 9112, teed during the
)nth 'lo the'teth, stoma of ;Per -ked force,
Will IN Iletulal ill Wrest perks of the
(0lintry, tnuyieg, of 6au1'81*, !o replier
000101' from We31 to blast, filg11 b.u'•
0(210(er and bllzzarelon6 gitles from the
Northwest will wind up this period
bPing ing..oh:Mgo to mush milder' 10 mos
parts of the country.
G1,111TLIit(,0N wllo 4331." 041.0,-1 yea!
gate and sae for yourselt the Art cover -
fn Wigs ant{ 'I'oupeeO. Prof, Dor.
01200013(1 F31)4()1 'i'eupes tiro now worn .on
over gc,000 needs' by ell elessee in 13{1
0(sticus of life, . le tail particular
8trnatpre the ventilation !s por11101 ; es
light as a teethes; is 0e0nrely adjusted
to the heat! I can be combed just ' es your
own heir ; they make env titan look ten
year younger,- beeides the prete(ti(n yet,
get from catarrh, Culls, Neuralgia, etc.
Call and See them St America» Hetet,
Brussels, on Wednesday Martel iota.
STAND by (it um$3r131,-Not a dollar in-
vested here but some good tomes of it,
'1'here is no family like one's own family
there is no wifelike one's own wife;
there shop d be uo town title oor'8 own
lewd, where we Jive, educate our child.
ren, on whose streets our babies play
venire ere are llooestly sure of our breed
and butter, and where we may some clay
Sleep ' Le' the newspaper . steed by rhe
town, and let the betimes5 men stand by
dao newspepe . and let us make our
Ilume as t8mens as p,.ssible. Stand by
tee neW5.,nper and stand by the town.
You will always have exactly what YOU
MOM Make the WWII You can do it.
A failing tiny nerve -no larger,
than the fittest stilton' tlu'ead-takes
from the Heart its impulse, its power,
its regularity. The Stomach also has
its hidden or inside nerve. It was Dr.
Shoop wbo first told us it wits wrong
to drug a weak or failing 'Stomach,
Heart or Kidneys. His prescription--
Dr.
rescription-Dr. Shoop's Restorative -is directed
straight for the cause of these ail-
ments -these weak and faltering in-
side nerves. This, no doubt, clearly
explains why the Restorative has of
late grown so a•apidly in popularity.
Druggists say that those who test the
Restorative, even for a few days, soon
become fully eonvinced of its wonder-
ful merit. Anyway, don't drug the
organ. Treating the cause of sick-
ness is the only sensible and success-
ful way. Sold by all dealers.
11
Any Home—
ywhere---
A body
Gone 's Biscuits are y � always
welcome-- for all occasions—and
delight young and old alike with
their appetizing ;.cxis ness and
dainty deliciousness,
THE MOONEY BJSOUIT & CANDY 00. LIMITED
STnATFORP,
HAMILTON,
OTTAWA,'
SYDNEY,
WINNIPEG,
CALGARY,
VANCOUVER,
125
her'ng to his resignation. Thomas
Hardie and J. H, McDonald, repres-
ent ng the congregationexpressed
then' personal regret at lir.' Hardie.'s
tlee'sion. On 'intent of !Messrs. Cam-
eron and McVicar the resignation
was accepted,.
How to Odin in Weight.
Yon know you aro too thin -you
eat and eat, but never get an nonce
fatter. Nerves -are weak, color is bac!,
strength seems exhausted. It's not
Fordwicllr hard to get fat. You must eat more
Mrs. John McKee was visiting Tor-
onto friends last week. She was ac-
companied by Win. and Mrs. McKee,
of Neepawa, Man.
J. Mahood bas part of the material
on the ground for the erection of a
one -storey cottage on the Barnet pro-
perty which he purchased last year.
3. J. Pritchard, of Harriston, pur-
chased the Stebbins farm, 11th con.,
.Howlett, which was recently offered
for sale in H rz'isfon. le is at present
occupied by W, Fleet.
Preparations are being made for the
erection of a new dwelling on the
Carter lot, just North of the railway,
part of the brick being on the ground.
J. Graham has the contract.
Tuesday morning of last week the
whole community was shocked to
hear of the sudden death of Thos.
Goggin. A few weeks ago he was
laid up with a sore leg and later his
heart troubled him for a few days,.
For the past week his nerves were hn
a very bad state, but he was gaining
strength and it wits expected he would
be able to sit up in a few days. His
death was caused by a clot of blood
lodging in one of the valves of • the
heart.
Why Liquid Catarrh Remedies. Fait.
-They go direct to the stomach, have
very little effect on the linings of the
nose and throat, and entirely fail to
cure. Only by cleansing the air pas-
sages by relieving the inflammation
.ancl killing the germs is cure possible.
No combination of Antiseptics, iso so
successful as Oatarrhozone. In
breathing it, you send the -richest -pine
balsams right to 'the seat of the die-,
ease. Irritating phlegm, is cleared
ou(i, hoarseness, coughing and hack-
ing are cured. Foy a perulaneut cure
for catarrh, nothing equals Catarrh -
ozone, 25 cts. and $L00 at all dealers.
Listowel
A number of our townsmen have
been in Toronto taking in the Auto-
mobile, Exhibition.
There promises to be quite an exod-
us to the .Canadian 'West from this
section during the next month.
Miss Alberta Meyers left for Balti-
more. Md., where she intends taking
a course in the Johns -Hopkins Hos-
pital. Before leaving the girl friends
of. Miss Meyers presented her with R
handsome handbag.
Bliss bate el :Kenzie, who has been
following her calling as trained nurse
in. town for some time, left, for Ithica,
24. Y., where she will take a position
in the spacial training hospital thele.
Bobt. J, Gray has sold his 150 acre
farm in the 1st con. of Rhine to Wil-
lis Johnston, for the, sum of $9,600.
Mr. Gray has bought a house and 'sev-
eral lots on Bismark street and in-
tends moving 11110 town.
Jacob Kritzer, contractor for the
mason work of the Piano factory, was
given a pleasant surprise a, few even-
ings ago by a number of his a8sistauts
who presented him with an address
expressive of their appreciation, and a
hauclsome easy chair.
Oliver & Ellis, coal and wood
deal-
ers, have concluded t
he p urchlu
se of
Jacob Largt;s lumber, lath :and
shingle business, ,and will eouduct
that branch of their business at their
office, Main street. The yard will be
-continued as formerly ou the mill sid-
ing, Oliver tic Ellis intend erecting
now coal sheds at the old gate -
el pill on in
ker
man street, aci)acent to
the 0. OPRtri think, for which u i pttepose
the pit is being lilted tip.
Rev, J S Hardie has resigned the
pastorate of ltnox Olztu'ch, Listowel,
bis resignation to take effect" immed-
iately. By au arrangement withthe
congregation he is allowed 8 months'
salary and one month for holidays,
$100 in all. The resignation teas dealt
with at
the meeting m t of '
f the Strat 1
fc l l
g t
Presbytery last week: The 010l'it.
stated that Rev. J. S. Hardie, of Knox
Ohereh, Listowel, had placed his res-
ignation in the hands of Lha Presby-
tery, The congregation has decided
to pay him six mouths' salary from
March 1, 1009, and allow him for leis
usual moutih's holidays at the stole
rate. The conduct of the congregll-
tion was maintained, Mr, Hardie ad
digest more, exercise more. TIT .Fer-
rezone and watch your appetite grow.
It turns all you eat tato nutt'imentand
building material -fills your veins
with rich, red blood -gives you amble
tion and vigor. ,For a tissue builder,
a fattening tonic, one that restores
permanently, there is nothing to com-
pare with Ferrozone. Try it and see
50 et8.at all dealers.
Atwood
Walter Thompson is confine_ d to the
house with 80110 100.
W. D. Lineham, evho las been in
town visiting friends, left on Tuesday
of last week for Dorland and Ottawa
to visit before going back to his hone
in Okotoks.
Aload of the young people of the
Atwood Methodist church league (hove
to Milverton on Tuesday evening of
last week and took part in the pro-
gram with the Milverton league.
A meeting of the Directors of the
Elaut Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance
Company was held in the Agricultural
Hall, Atwood,. on Tuesday, Feb. 16th.
The members of the board were all
present bub Mr. Grieve. The Presi-
dent occupied the chair. The minutes
of the last meeting were read and con-
firmed, The secretary intimated to
the board that it would be necessary
to alter By-law No. 11, owing to res-
olutions made at the annual. Meeting
in connection with special insurance
on stallions and threshing machines,
when it wits moved by Cowan, second-
ed by Hewitt, that By-law No. 11 be
amended by striking ont all the words
after "exchlded" talc substilatingg
therefor engines and threshers and
stallions, not insurable by this com-
pany. Blithe colts to be covered till
they reach the age of three years, but
to be valued in case of losses geldings.
Thorel -bred stook mast be specially
mentioned. Carried. Moved by
Donaldson, secouded by McOloy that
proper rebates be returned to parties
yvihose special risks bad been cancelled.
Carried. The secretary expressecl his
opinion that policy No. 6005 should be
cancelled, left over till next meeting..
Applications for insurance were recei-
ved amounting to $81,870.00. The
meeting adjourned till Tuesday, the
18th day of larch, to meet at usual
time and place.
Nothing in the way bf a Cough is
quite so annoying. as a tickling,teas•
ing, wheezing, bronchial CoughThe
quickest relief comes perhaps from a
prescription known to Druggists
everywhere as Dr. Shoop's Cough
Remedy. And besides, itis so thor-
oughly brainless that motthers give it
with perfect safety even to the young-
est babes. The tencler• leaves of a
simple mountain shrub give to :Dr.
Shoop's Cough Remedy its remark-
able curative effect. A few clays' test
will tell. Sold by all dealers.
Exeter
The ateentlance to the High School
Department is now 100.
A citizens banquet is to be tendered
Rev. lir. 14lartin before his leaving
townfor London.
There is some talk of a baseball
league being' formed between Sea-
forth, Olintoe, Blyth, Godcrieh and
Exeter.
B. S. Phillips has returned from
Belleville, where he was called owing
to the serious illness of his sou, who
undo went auOri t
n t{011 for all abscessp
on the appendix.
l }
A.btirL ).30 lllclu,y evening, Feb.
1011h, the fire alarm quickly brought. a
largo numb01' of the people oftown to
the Main street when it was fotlud
that smoke woe -issuing from the roof
of the. ot1fee of Drs. Ilyntimali & Mc-
Gillieutly. It wee soots found that
the fire was in the 800013ci: story and
-much of the
perishable
goodsds
nn the, e' .
lowerfi or eves conn C .eu oub and
colivcyed to J. W. Heitman's store,
after which an euti'anre was made
thx'ough the roof anti at the rear, and
a powerful stream of water seat to
the part where the fire was, quickly
extinguished it, when it was found
that the upper goer was burned' be -
teepee two joists unci aboub six feet in
length, Little damage was clone ex-
cept by the - water whieh destroyed
some of the drugs and books, as well
as the wall ihttures. How the fire or-
iginated is a mystery,
The Town Council, together with a
number of the citizens of Exeter., as-
sembled on Monday afternoon of last
week for the pm'po8e of locating the
site. for the proposed new 0. P. R.
stab{on. After viewing the grounds
oe both the East and West sides of
the town it Was concluded that the
most suitable place would be on the
property owned' by John Spackman,
one block West of the Trivia Mem-
meal Chureh, Coaling from the
South -oast the road will enter the
town somewhere behind Thos. Hazel -
wood's property. taking a course
across to H. Lambrook's, thence in a
'Westerly direction,, just North of the
Trivitt Memorial church and on to
the property of John Specimen,
thence proceeding West a short dis-
tance, when it will curve out in a
South-westerly direction and through
to the farm land.
GUARANTEED DANDRUFF CURE
Beware of the, druggist who tells
you that any other hair tonic is: just
as good as Parisian Sage -he knows
better.
Jas. Fox is the agent for Parisian
Sage, and he won't try to give you
something just as good, because he
knows that Parisian Sage is guaran-
teed to cure dandruff, stop falling
hair, and cure all diseases of the scalp
ie two weeks, oz' money back.
He knows that Parisian Sage is
highly recommended as the most
pleasant and rejuvineting hair dres-
sing known. It makes the hair fluf-
fy and beautiful. 50 cents a large
bottle at Jas. Fox's. He will guaran-
tee it. Made in America only by
Giroux Mfg. 0o., Buffalo, N. V., and
Fort. Erie, Ont.
Clinton
Mrs. R. J. Oluff has been ill for some
days but her tunny friends will be
pleased to hear that she is now im-
proving.
At a meeting held for the purpose
oi' ergs(){zing a baseball club it was
decided to place a team in the Lake-
side League, of a new League that
may be formed, consisting of Blyth,
Goderich, Seaforth, Exeter and Clin-
ton. As the local team won a major-
ity of the games played last season
and baseball will be the only sport
here next Summer it should be very
popular. The following officers were
elected :-Tien. Pres., 1;. R. Dewar) ;
Hon. Vice, Dr. Shaw ; Patrons, B. N.
Lewis, M. P., W. Proudfoot, M. P. P.,
W. Jackson, T. Jackson, D.Oluif, J.
Wiseman, T.
D. McTaggart, J. B.
Hoover, Dr. Agnew and eV. J. Har-
land ; Pres., Dr. Axon ; 1st Vice, 0.
E. Dowding. 2nd Vice, J. A. Oon
AT
Boacac's Barber Shop
WILL BE FOUND
Hot nd
C;.i Id Baths..
where up to -date service
is obtained.
— Call aid See far Yourself,
flj Photographs
One Dozen
tUirliiliOagaggnarasIggiMildiNtIgNMI
For -tile next few weeks I intend to
give tb Photos. for
g each dozen ordered,
Tide willinc
d lurir Cabinets and nil sizes
smaller. Post Cards, 3 for 25C.
You are always welcome at out
Snide) to look over our work,
Eulnrgltlg done on short notice,
A full line of Picture Frames and
eloeldings.
H. R. Brewer
stlantiu0'`Afauager, T: Hawk its; See,.
Treas., AIf, Alexander ; Committee,
.7011313500. Df, 14.031/svax5 ,and officers,
Morris
80II0o4 Ilureax' •.-Report of pupils
in 8, 5, No, 7 Morris,, tor month of
li'ebruary, Exam, In Lit., Hist;,
til ill,, and Ognip, Those urarked
with au * were absent for part of
exam. Sr, SV, --Stella Brandon, 220 ;
Oliver Campbell, 209 ; 301111 Coupes,
1.88 ; May � Campbell, 184 ; eGordon
Higgins, 4d, TII, .Basil OOnites, 247;
183l;h Stewart Proctor, 124; Brandon, y
flapper, 114. IT. -Warwick Camp.
bell, 222 ; Jean Campbell, 220 ;Orville
13e1(, 182. Pt. IJ, -Bessie Campbell,
200. Pt, I. -Goad -M{10 Oasernore,
Graham Campbell. Fair-4.'i'at3110
halter, Meares 152CAmyjxt, Teaehei',
Httve you a pain -of any kind, any-
wh0re? Stop plat a minute and
think ! It matters not whether it be
womanly pains, bead pains, or any
)rind of a pain, one of Dr. Shoop's lit-
tle Pink Pain Tablets w111 surely stop
it in 20 minutes. Formula plainly
printed on the 25e. box. Sold by all
dealers.
Blyth
Owen Phillip, of Tisdale. was a visit-
or with Baxter McAteer for a few
days last week.
Henry Coombs left Tuesday of last
week for Delora{ue, Man., after spend-
ing a couple of months with friends
here.
Anew hardware store is to be''open-
ed shortly in the store recently Oc-
cupied by N. B. Gerry. The new
proprietor is Leo Oliarlesworth,
recently of Petrolea.
Mies Gladys Cute passed with first-
chtss honors, in junior piano and
theory from the London Conservatory
awl is receiving the well deserved con-
gratulations of her many friends.
J. G. Emigh, the new Division
Oourt Clerk, rented the office lately
occupied by Wm. Campbell, and is
Hary ready to do business. He suc-
ceeds J. MoMurchie who resigned.
Corns. Cured for 26 cents.
A guarantee of painless cure goes displacements, in$alninntitlnLulcera-
with every bottle of Putnani's Corn tion, fibroid tulinee, irregularities,
Extractor. Ilse Putnam's and your
ooze's go. Beware of substitutes. periodic pains, bacl_aclte, That bear-'
Niagara Fen:. elllii'ehulda3sof the 100841
heating company will rimiest the de-
mand of the llgtlidatot' made on theta
for double liability,
This woman says that Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable f..'oswpound
saved !her life,
flee. Emma Chatel, Valleyfield, .'.
Belleriver, Quebec, writes to j1f7.'30.
w
Pinkhaantm;
1 to tell you teat without
!Lydia R, Pinkham's Veg3.l,:lble'Com-
pound, I would not be alive. For
months T su1yel'ed with p'in!ul and
irregular periods and iriilalaration of
the feminine organs. Doi: tors could
do nothing for me, and said 1 leu0t sub-
mit to an operation its 1 hsid a tumor.
One of my 001'ins advised file to
take Lydia 7'. Pinitham'1 Vegetable
Compound as it, hail coxed her.
"1 did so and now 1 have no pain
and atm entirely cured. Vuur remedy
Is deserving of great praise."
FACTS FOR S I -'. ,
�1't€
�e� OiifiEp9.
For thirty years Lydia E. Pink-
Main's Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, Lit:; been tin,
standard remedy for ftnmale ills,
and has positively cured 1110115auds of
women who have been tronbled with
An epidemic of pneumonia is report-
ed at Landon. Ott.
'I he K1ngston Board of Health will
enforce compulsory vatei'tlati0il.
The ccst of Winnipeg's high pressure
water system is to be investigated.
ing-down feeling, flatulency,indiges-
tion; dizziness ornervous prostration.
Why don't you try it ?
Mrs. Pfnkham invites all sick
women to write her for advice,.
She has guided thousands to
health.. Address, Lynn, Mass.
NATIONAL TOLE' MILLS
BRUSSELS
WE HAVE
Bread Flours
Graham Flours
Whole Wheat Flours
Feed Flours
CorMeola (Breakfast Fail)
Rolled Wheat
Cracked Wheat
Oatmeal
Bran, Shorts,
Flaked Oats for horses
and all kinds of feed.
Wm.&R,
Pryne
.Milwimommoisem imam
COMING If
Switches
Pompadours
Cluster-Ourls'
Coronet -Braids
Transformations
Waves, Wigs, Etc.
Prof. DORENWEND
of Toronto
the Greatest Hair Goods Artist,
is coming with
Haar Go ds
will be at
American Betel, Brussels
on Wednesday, March 10th;1
Daring this visit the will he.silo*
ing the very latest Parisian and I ylip
New 'York St 1e
y s, and you are par-
ticularly invited to inspect and tt•y onany
of these creations,
'We give you the same choice selection and
satisfaction as you would get ab our Toroltto
establishment:
Oorenemd
7
e n 5 Patent
Toupee
for Gentlemen who are bald, is a ma8terp1 Die oefel ieutifte
%!.air
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Comb and brush them just as
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detectable. They protect yea
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„s,..,.
years s yonagor; Over 00,000 of
- our Toupees are now in use.
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