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hots their regular meetings 14( the
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. rneulla}'. evenings et paint month
A,u ltS, Coit.(vuya welcome, tie 11, K.
WM: SPENGE-
` OONVEYA,NUE1:i. AND L$.`UITER
OP MAII,13,14011 1+1UI;Nn1t'r,f
"Ileo in lite rani Office, Ethel. 80.4
JOHN HARRIS,
Agent Ho toit I4(tu
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dolos aid ltexidenoe
WAI.TON,. ONT.
JOHN SUTHERLAN
i5BU1teNox,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
• AUCTIONEERS.
If'- kl. 800TT AS AN AUCTION -
sea, 39111 Gall ler. wetter plicas, to
oetter mea ,n lase time nue lase charges
thanany other Auettuneet to N;a80 !lama ur
no won't deluge anythuig. Dates and orders
Jun always ve arranged at tune office or. by
.rca. n,ul apphoation,
ROST. H. GARN1 SS
BLUE VALE .-- • ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terme reasons We. Salus arranged for
at tbo °Rioo 01 THE Posr, Brussels. 22tt
iltdiAL AND uUNVEYANCINO.
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e 'tiornater, 08115180., Oua'veyauoer,
:u4ary f ubne, 8p. tllhue--S tewar1'e Sleek
1 dour Nur Lb e8, imutra1. note!
Solicitor for 4810 Aletropuhtau
itOUDL'00T, HAYS ar KILLOBAN
BARRISTERS, aOLI01T111t8, NOTARIES
1'U BLAU, E'MU,
W. PA01nDree1I. 11.0. 3I, 0, Haze
J. 4..SlgnoneN
Oliioes—'1•booe• formerly useap4ed by Messrs
0amaroe & Boa.
Gormaton, OrreaBro.
ALL14P; LINE
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LOW RATES.
SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION.
Early application for berths advisable for
March, April and May sailings..
Full tnfornintion as to rates, etc., on Implion-
tion to
W. H. KERR.
Anent Allan Line, Brussels.
MONTHLY
HORSE FAIRS
BRUSSELS
Rngntar MOnlhly hats' Pal 1s Will be
held in Brussels this 8808084 as follows:
T.QURSDAI, Mar. 244d, 1011
April (it11, 1911
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Leadin local and outside buyers will be present
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9 The clew Machine Shop of the e
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with goodMachineryand Skilled'd• Mechanics, we are n
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♦ to attend to your repairs peompt-
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wants we will give you hottest'
♦ advice and help if c0uueoted
with 11laohuery,
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MISS BERTHA A. R M STRONG
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Tuaohor of Plano
Studio at porter'a Meek) lit ore, one deer:NOrt11
of 100 Standard Frank, Brussels 8.0
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al £ t- HAtrPE 4 R R �
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d s4( •e s 4(11 her imam* has mussed it vG a r Y ova
1081.0 Lha P)anufurt0 Ssslo, In Aj ot-the ttt'eU
rento 0085! vatory or Memo, ped 1s nrOPered
to take pupils at her hoose,-P1llieea8 street.
DR. T.M• T'R
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IIniver of Toronto •
BatchelorLicentiate of Medicine,atXy
of the ofh•.
0d 1841 3 an and Graduatet g4 Pity,
aluhnas and Burgeons, a n6 Postkradnn 1,
Uhlaayo Eye, Lar, Nunn nud`abrou4 084,(!x(,
Ohioa :0,111- Ex -house Snrgeol( t8 - S4. !Mich•
unix Etospttal,
Toronto,
Game over y, R, smith's Drug Store; Tele-
phone commotion with Urmull'ook as all hours,
DR. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL, ONT.
Physician and Surgeon ;Post Grndnate courses
London (Eng I. Now Yurk find Ohlonge'lbs-
pitald. NProhm gttcntion to Weems of.eya, ear,.
nose and throat Eyes tested rot, 0108888.
DR.- HAMILTON'
Ponta' Surgeon
Honor Graduate Dontai Department, Toronto
University •r Licentinte of Royal Uollq
c or
Dental Surgeons, of Toronto, pane in Smith
Block recently
vacated by Dr, Pend..
R. M. M'L.EAN.
Gerrie, Ont.
Donor (radnoto-Univ,rxlly of Toronto, De-
l114,08nt of Dentistry ; (1' adnate Royal 'UM -
lege of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. At Wrox-
8ter every nrtrrnnon and Wednesday,
Olrico in Grand Ombra' blank, . -At Pordwieh
every friday' forenoon. Chloe in Gurrlo in
I+groh'e $lock. - 21.8m
DR. WARDLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary-
College. Day and night culla. 0111oe opposite
Flour MI11, Ethel.
itemga reswar Razz stir
BRUSSELS
Gansu Sour4 - GofNa.Norern
Mail 7:05 n m I Express 10;55 n m
Express ,11:25 a ,n Mail .. 1-:44 p m
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xpr8 8:02P 10 Express 8:59p 01
.v'a..vrar x A101'1 t0
WALTON
To Toronto ToGoderioh'
Express 7:41 a m Express ,.,..:,11:87 am
.. Express 2:57 p m` Ifxprese 7:25 p
WROXETER
Going East 7:05 a. m. and 8:55 p. m.
Going Wast- 12:40 and 18:47 p.
Alltrains going East connect with 0. P. R. at
Orangeville for Owen. Sound, Elora and T.
G. B. stntiona,-
GEO. ALLAN, Local'Agent.
oral Itebiti After
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sMARCH
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DAYS have stred!e t.
;MAPLE syrup comes next.
=READ the list of Auction Sales.
CROWS and robins have put in an ap-
pearance.
Tits thaw for a few clays reduced the
snots veru perceptibly,
Bowies: Mutual Fire Insurance Co,
met last Saturday at Gorrie.
A. 0, U. W, installation of officers
Friday evening of this week. D. D.
G. M. Morris will he here.
MARE YOUR HENS LAY. --A constant
supply of ground bone mat be had at
Baeker Bros. shop,. Brussels It is the
very best aid for increasing the supply
of eggs.
r1440 people, especially the bnsines-
portion are glad to have the incandescent
light circuit once more in use. We hope
t will be a long time before another
n nterruption in this useful, convenient
and modern utility takes. place
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNl
'rtRE —Saturday afternoouof this week
at 2 o'clock, Mrs. Griffith will dispose OI
her household effects at her home Turn.
berry street South. Sheintends re•
moving to • Winnipeg where her son is
living. F. S. Scutt will be the suction•
per.
FOR COLLRc9•ION -A number of sub
scribers to 'rim POST are nears in arrears
and dent heed our notices askingfor
payment, hence we have decid, d to
hand over several of these for collection
after March tot. The amounts may
appear insignificant to .the iedividua',
but when multiplied by a few score
means a great des( to the proprietor
We are very grateful to those who have
been squaring off old accounts.
'MUNICIPAL CLERICS WARNED.—Dr. J.
W S. McCullough, ,provincial deputy
Registrar -general is warning clerks of
municipalities that they must send in.
returns, of vital statistics.' Many 01 these
officials are neglecting to send in returns,.
although it is compulsory for them to do
so under penalty of a fine 'Pile clerk of
Adjala township. county of Simone, has
already been prosecuted and -fined :$5o.
Other prosecutions will follow unless re-
turns are sent in.
EASTER COME' .LATE.—Easter Sandal
fs sometvllat late this year, coming on
April )lith. Baster day is one of the
movable feasts, its date depending upon
a phase of the !noon. I1 is always the
first Sunday after the full moon, which
happens upon or next after the 21st .lay
0' March. If the full moon comes I n a
Saturday, Easter day is the Sunday .fol
lowing, I1 can never be earlier than
March 82nd, or later than April 25811.
It is a common notion that Spring is
early or late. according to Easter coming
em•ly or late. 'Phase who believe this
tell us we will have a late Spring this
year.
Listowel
T. II. Kay and 'I'. Male were 111 Tor-
onto attending the annual meeting of
R '1
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1)t + . 1,
A hockey 1•t
irked from of the !(tun P'
13usitless Onllege and the Methodist
Church played against the High
L 1' wit111111 b
1 he latter Srhnol tears 1
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score of 0-4.
Rev. J. W. Aikens, rift Toronto,'
Secretary of the Temperance and
Moral Reform Association, peeaohed
in the Methodist Church Sunday even-
ing,
A.nguet }lardtnan, who has been
\vo'king in the Banner office .for the
past five yews, left town fat London,
where he bas ,taken a situations with
the London Street Railway Ca.
FT. V. and 0,Tr8, Bamford and family,
of Detroit, will take up thele eesfdenre
hope. Mr. 13111nfn,d, who lute been
tvo'knng in Detroit Pot the past fen
years, has taken tL situation as fore -
Mall of the. Listowel .Banner,
3. 1,1, Oltt'tbely, of the law limn of
1'lorphy, dr Oapthew, has deoided to go
Mettle at Regina, Seel',
t I 1 alt t 1 ) tsl ,
0s and Will c $
West i ,
b
cl left to take pool,
ODona1 tea
7uilttn llJ �
1' lure 1' rut •hrero
tiOn 'Winnipeg,11. Ira brothel",
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'Will, Mel JOlil) Alel')uuAid are now
•living,
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A Note From the West.
Dw&1t 1.Drroiz,---I wish. to writ445 yon
ti• few Imes giving your readers tonne
,e'
f tea weather R tole
ideaO what kite" a v t 5
1t
,• 1. •t ce a' Sask!! else-
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m'1 t>I 1 4
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avian.' It lila been very cold, lho
thermometer fulling 1'10114 50 to 02
degrees below zero for the past 4
weeks, : Some (1 the early Set tIeo of
the .1i:eatloy. district say this is the
coldest (Intl must disagree/1111e Winter
there has been for Yea' 8. I ata 80651
ROI altl'e in saving Ole wind changes
4 tittles i11 24 hour'saed foe every good
day we get a 5881.14 of bad days in ru-
tern, leaving it, impossible' to keep' the
!fads Open. It i8 much differe,14
Ootario Mao out here as if Mug:nese
overtakes you here ,you have malting
to guide you its prairie is one big field
and the neighbors live from t to a mile
apart, 11
ood Will soon beat
thing of
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the past out, hemi owing t0 so nuuly
pinhole fires, which sweep, for Ittiles,.
leaving nothing behind to destroy.
Often it, burns many a aback of the
poor hOntesteader Mich not securely
fire -goat dell. 1V11'at ural I(et nut hope
is from 60 to 10 (nettle ro'colcling to the
ditfereutgrades and outs /tee selling
from 35 to 40 cents owing to there.
being t1 scarclty last Fall. Farmers
hero depend on theft crops eurirely
which !.lien are ,absolute fa limes,
owing to frost, dittug''ts and h til.
In some sections gopuers destroy a
vast Imam 111. They live mostly Where
the soil le light. 1 1Inuit the tune is
curring whet the Taranto will go into
!nixed farming as 8,u Ontario. It •will
soon be a year since I came to Sask
atcltewatn. T spent my first•-Su84unee
in Albertta. I have had the pietism 0
of reading '('Ina POST which ttiwny8
comes to ]nun 1 asuw lc aisle ter from
home. During Inst Sttmuler 1 worked
neat' Ale. 1'Iasnn's, i'ormetly of Ethel.
now of Fielding, and as they tool( Tono
POST I• used t0 get (he holne, news
regularly. I will now draw to a Mose
thanking you fur your space.
110811faailn,
- Rol1E1=T Can.
Keatley, Sask., Feb. 0th, 1911.
A NoteFromIowa.
DEAR ED1moE.--The weather here
IS beautiful. Had a great deal of rain
in Febl nary, but it has turned colder
now with a little . snots, a very light
fall. Webster Oity is a town of a-
bout 0 p
000 Mve
8,T streets, electric
lights,
L
ICartificial nal is Corn vts
an
excellent
ria) last
year, Iowa naw' l
he beaten fora colli producing State -
but hot so gond far wheat. They are
having a great time over the Reciproc-
ity bill. Some are fighting it hard
but talking strong of. it passing as
then they could exchange products
without duty.
I luso send a notice taken trout
the Freeman Ti ib(n,e, Webster City,
IOw1t, of Feb. 18th, in regard to 0,5011 -
in -taw of John and 'airs. 1lu0ter, of.
llruubr0ok, Uut: "1V. H, OmsleaLl
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a son of J. N. tu1e1 ('It's. OIt18toad, of
sed the interest
this city, has purchased
. of .las. A. Duukel in the Tuscola Sup-
ply tG Ouustrncliui, Cempauly and will
assinne the position of engineer for
1 he compailly, 1110 position formerly
held by lir. Dunkel. Mr, Omstead
has been employed as an engineer by
the company for some lime and has
grown into the business. The Tuscola
people are alUl(Ilg 111e largest employ-
ees of labor in the drainage business in
thii5 Section of the canut'ry and go after
business ail over e
• Western l
1 Iow L. kir.
Dunkel has' been connected with the
cowpony since ins inception. culniug'
here with J. W. Hittlo from Tuscola,.
Illinois. He has no plans for the
futnre as yet but will remain in Web -
stet City."
I enclose 0110100 to pay subscription
to Toe POST which is a very weleolue
visitor: Boer yours truly,
altos, W, H..OMS'rEAI)
(nee I\liss Ohara linnter,)'
723 -1st Street, Webster Oity, Iowa.
Morris Council
Minutes of meeting held in the
Township Hall, February 181 h. Reeve
i11 the 0111111 and member's all present.
!Hautes of last regnl11t' utoeting read
and adopted. Auditor presented
their 1 eport and on . motion by W.
Elston and 0.13. Wilkinson lite re-
port was atdnpt'd. Moved by W..1.
Johnston seconded by (.4. 13. 54'ill(ioson
th11Onunoil enlertaiu the petiti011 of
ratepayers 'and that n resolution be
passed memorializing the Ontario
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cheap Clothing and T
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There is nothing here •
Has
but all wool—no
hy, shoddy adultera
tions, and the fabrics •
are cut -with care and •
made right.•
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SEE THEM !
Wm. P. Fraser t
Merchant Tailor Brussels
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WELL AND
STRONG
By Lydia P. Pinkbaw's
Vegetable Compound
Toronto. a I gladly give you my
testimonial In favor ofour wonderful
Octor wrote toe I w
ntedieines. Leet b r
you for advice as I was completely run
down, had bearing down sensation in
the lower part of
bowels, backache,
and pain in the
side. -I also suf-
fered terribly from
gas.
.After receiving
your directions, I
followed them
closely and am now
entirely free from
pain in back and
bowels, and am
stronger in every
way.
I also took Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound before my baby
was born, and I recommend it highly
to ' all pregnant women.—MRs. E.
WANDBY, 92 Logan Ave., Toronto, Ont.
Another Woman Cared
Maple Creek, Sask.—I have used
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable -Com-
pound and Blood Purifier, and I am
now in perfect health. I was troubled.
with pains every month. I know other
women.who suffer as I did and I will
gladly recommend your medicine to
them. You may publish this if you
think it will help others.—Mas. F. E.
Coote, Maple Creek, Sask.
If you belong to that countless army
of women who suffer from some form
of female ills, don't hesitate to try
Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Com-
pound, made from roots and herbs.
Legislature to grant the, power to
"Municipal Councils to withold as well
as issue pool 108131 licenses. Carried.
Moved by C. 13. Wilkinson, seconded
by W. Elston, 111th we call l'ortenders
for 941111•l'ete abutments for 3rd line
bridge, 1st with 12 of stone and 21td
without stone. Als
o a steel s
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st 4(lLule lot mY t 1e span 1P 195 Ipe
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14 foot roadway clear of abutments
and 211d tt two span structure of 05
tort each clear of abutments, ten-
ders t0 be opened at Council Uhambee
2 o'clock,•17tu•ch 1311). - ((loved by 1V.
J, Johnston, seconded by W. 0. Thnell
that. the (all for tenders for the con-
steuctiou of the Nichol, Murray -Lamb
and 51e0a11 drains, tenders to be
opened at nor next regular nleetiltg.
Taro(( 1311, at 1 o'clock. Following
accountswere paid :-0. Agar, gravel,
• or
$l O1 ; Account \Vest Boundary, y, $30.--
24 ; 1). 1V, Oatupbell, road allowance,
$900 ; Account South 'Boundary, 524 -
10 ; 19nuieipal World (1raonn1 supplies,
$11.45 ;A. 0atcl1weu, stationery, 51.-
00 ; . MacEwell, express, 40.ets ;
James Richmond, rep. brifige. $1.50;
Alex. Strachan, courtroom rent, 80.00;
(ferry & Walker, pail and cup, edets. ;
R. Johnston, auditor, 58.00 • P. llc-
Nab, auditor, $8.00. Connell adjourn-
'd to meet again on Match '13th, -at
10.30 o'clock. •
A. 1l.OEWEN, Clerk.
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FOR FALLING HAIR
You Run No Risk When You Use This
Remedy.
We premise you that if ynne hair 10
falling Out, and you have not let it go
ton far, you clan repair the damage
already done by using Rexall "93"
Bair Tonic, with persistency and
regularity. for aleasnunble length of
time. It is a scientific, cleansing,
antiseptic, ger•nlieidal preparation that
.destroys Microbes, stimulates good
circulation around the hail• roots, pro-
motes flair nourishment, removes dan-
druff and restores hair health. It is
as pleasant to use as pure water, and
it is delicately perfumed. It. is a read
toilet necessity.
We want you to try R'xall "93"
Hide Tonic with our promise that it
will cost you nothing unless you al'e
pe:10911y satisfied with its use, It
comes in two sizes, prices, 50e. and
$1.00. R'uombea, you can obtain
iRoxaili Remedies in .this community
only at one slate—%L'he Rexatil Stem.
!. R. Smith.
Howick Township Council
Colneil met 7011 15th in J'mvnship
Ball Got vie, p1110121nl to adjntll•11111e11t.
llllubels all preseet. (Reeve in the
chars. Minutes of last Sleeting rend
atnd on motion of Reis and Edgar were
adopted. The
Auditors' report 985
i•olul giving full detailed stit'.ent
of the standing of the mtunicipality,
showing a cash balance in the hands
of the Treasurer of $114 07It was
moved by Reis and Dnwnoy that the
auditors' report be adopted as 1 eat1.
Carried, ied, Moved by hldgar and Reis
that the auditors be paid $1.00 each
pxti'a 1113' fUI1113l1 1115 41)1-' .Council with
tin additional 1opv of Ole auditor's'
I (.pari. Carried. 'fenders fm• Town-
ship minting shi
o were then 1
opened, there
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being two tenders, one fpmn the Dor-
eie Vidttle for 585.00 and one fermi
the Ford with r Record for $75 00.
V raved by Edgar and Downey 111111. the
Ford whit Reeord receive therontract,
to do all 1110 p111(11ng and advertising
far the snnl of 575 00. ('Amies.•
(loved by Reis and 13yndinan that
13y -tats NO, 3, to borrow money from
the Bank of Eltunitinn for eurrent,ex
penees be read 'the third time and
passed. Carried. Moved by Ranee;
and Reis that the tittle foe the 00llec
tion of taxes i4( the \Nestor,, Divi-
ain71 be extended until the March
Meeting, (Carried, Moved by 7Tynd-
man add lime nay. that the 11,11nwhi5
a0cau1lls be paid ;--3obit Dave, Shmt-
age 0. Ii,. 0. I''ey,. 452.00 ; 'funs, •held
lin, shovelling gravel; $1,25: G. W.
Walker, eatpt(58 04('aessesbulent toll
to Co, tilerk, 50 01s 1' A.(I0lll A. Gra.
1111111.. 5nlat' es audilul $ .00 Jobe
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Iliotimiel eatery (14 (11111itor 11$,00 ;
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11! uty Sheiefet•, Wood for '.olid _Mae.
138,110, 111.001J(415408 Sanderson, tilling
lipproltc1 11an1811ou'8 I idg0,
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"�1fl O) , Wm, Winters, balrtu'.l8,
on 1111)1155 0011 0
(loved by Jlyndulan awl Downey
that Cott tell adjourn to Steel Int+tl-
eesday Bare(( 1001 in the '1'o3118hi1)
Hall, I l a uo IT:n te ul'1s will
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eei vett for making the toweship
Lilo
also tiiUUnitslcrs I)Bnd 'teepeesola(
ff nee viewers al ill be 1puiuterl.
Ccu'rfcd, L. 1VALx.ert, Clerk,
Wrnprttrtm,
L, 11. Bosniail's house and lot 0n
Sorest 08419(1? Leopold street Was sold
to Lloyd A.lt*tui,
' t)Ritchie,. while t t the e.
Mrs. Jobe 1t L hl t t tea
bible 011 lft.'idtty evenwg Fob. 1.7t11 (841(4
stricken with a stroke of paralysis, •
Mrs, John Ort' gave 1181 Sunday 1
8111/0( (lass of Ht. Paul's (1lurcli,a
jolly 'sleigh -ride 00 lined ,y eveuieg
of last Week.
P. Lewis, 578lIg14001'0 night -watch. I
as' n ll 10-
men, has 1 tYl" le(1 his posit it (Ill 1
rw ,t el. ,1
cepted u situation with the T, R.,
looking after the engines 811 the t011nt1
house during the night.
R. Clegg received a telegram flog:
Detroit last week antou(eiug the `
deal(! of \\1 m, \Vhite, a former em-
ployee of Walitei' Sr. Clegg. He lel'!'
5511 45htun several Meikle ago. 1
Andrew Uurrie and wife are 14( deep
grief'on account cd' the death of Chair
daughter Jessie- she; was not quite
eight yeat:9 of age. Bronchitis and ,
clone were the (Mose of her death.
At the close Of the regular meet lig
of Camp.Calednllia, bons of 8801111101
on Monday (vetting of last week the
members spent a pleasant social hone
at L. Kennedy's eesta1uaur where
(tyslees were served.
Wit'ne1N0.—A quiet wedding was
solemnized 111 Sl•Stephen's Anglican
((hatch Toronto, when Rev. 1V. J.
Bronghall mulled in ulaerutge, H,tzel,
eerupd y0n14e81. :d110gllter of \\'in.
and lure. 1Valsli, of Palmerston, to
Ohestet A., (+Testsun of Joseph anti
MPS. Pugh, ,tP V 11Igham. The beide
ware a grey tailored snit, With hilt to
dint' 1,. as dittulnnd 1 ingthe gift or the
groom. and carried a, etiotv(r of lily or
the valley tool violets, 1'11 and Airs.
Pugh left. for Montreal. On their re-
turn they will reside in Palmerston.
Goderich
enitplo got lostin a field as they were
doing lit 1t p11147, The 0394(584 01 Gbe
!1'111 kludly put theta 011 the road
again tool hey rest}
r5dtheir ou
1
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gljuycd themselves
very tnnola,
but they aro not saying 1pn01h about
gutting last 017 tlto Held.
On 1Sunday ov04(
tB lately u1Y
somee
uiarr(t visited the 11e11 .st belong,
i,lg to lila 3, Bum) and carried off
two flue pullets.
011 Aloudaevening of last week the
1111111 bees ofthe\Vonten's lnsti(ule
Mehl their o stet 0111 lar and served a
Y 4
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fair sized crtvl .13
14( v!
s Hall,
Judging by the way the bivalves and
the delicacies provided, disappeared,
theta efforts were highly appreciated.
A.fter the tables were cleared, firs. J.
I1, Wad', Pueoidentof the lnelitute,
look the chair and culled on the sever-
al uuulbers of the program, Address-
es were given by lieeve Winter and
Rev, J. Bu11 and th1'ottghont the even-
iug`s 8(1101taiutn(+n1 the orchestra'
gave -a liberal supply of good music.
The lrntair)t101• of tilt' 584140ing passed
very plcaeantly 391832 getmea this 80.,801
teniYeese, The pvoeeedioge were (laa-
1d With a quartette, "Good cd Ni
) by
Messrs, Iiufasu, F. Athuus,' l'. (84(18•
stuck and D. Walker, and the sillg.
Mg of Auld ',Lang Syne" and the Nee
1ional Anthem.
u ll( ods +
The furnace •1 � 1 Lh i r
' 1 uruuLl In t
lie 1
ago
ontees
played out, over t weeks shulct4 i 4Ly5t 4(t
Slid a new One has 4o be installed,
' 8t]'.
The service vette held ill the...Presby-
terian
1'ts y
the
' ) Su idat evening, a
' tet '11tu 1
tot'lal l 4(l a
3
Presbyterians kindly (Iv ofl(Pu
1
ir
tor
flatpurpose,
Stewart Slrailnn has returned from
the sanitarium ill (111tvenht(rdt, where
lie spent the last ten 111001115. His
health has Wonderfully. improved.
A l'liuiateral Association has been
organized 4(1 G 1 wl withh Rev. Dr.
Dougall all as r
tesidesl Rev. Jas Ham-
ilton
vice president, and Rev. John
POI look secretary -treasurer.
The well -know(, pacing stallion,
+liiseonri Chief," the property or J.
5?. Smith & SOU, hos been sold to
Moore Bios., or (,owanstowtt. He
holds a record of 2:101.
°Meet•s (vete elected as follows for
the 11(1sinal organization :—President,
R. G. Iteyuods ;Vice president, Alex.
Sauude s t Secretuy, W. Ll. Robert-
• )llem-
sun • 'lttasuret• O. A. Nailm
bees or txlruli'a ,1, S. Platt, 55'.
Millar, \V. I:. Kelly, J. A. Rnmbatll,
H. D. Watson, David 'I'hnulpson, J.
13. Hunter, Geo.0111111eu, 1V. Dietrich, 1
H. D. Dunlop.
A. 11. Polley met with a ;nasty acci-
dent. Flo (110 driving his hank into
the barn when his forehead struck the
bnacis. just above the eutrauce. His
spine and the back of his neck were
iujtu'etl as a result and it will he some
time before 1181 Wel l-Itnuwn figure will
be si'eir in its accustomed place again. ;
,�
-i
1
,�i1,'('L Di..Field has found it neces-
sary to assume his new duties of In-
spector of East Ehnen on the 1st of
April. arra ngemenls have been male
whereby Di. Strang will art 114 princi-
pal of the Collegiate Institute until
midsummer and an assistant will be
employed rot the teaching of Moderns.
Fora'wich
Miss T. Davidson or Listowel, 18 the
guest of MIs. H. S. 'McCabe.
Oscar 57ade is hone from 17ing-
11an1, having tt slight attack of inflam-
matory rheumatism.
Mrs. '(71.(1. Feegmsou of (ilenannau,T
ie visiting her (lriught'Is, Nhs. Ernest
Albrorhl and 110. Albert Johnston
this Week add renewing acqutttntances
in liowirk.
Irvin 1\'!liner of Ayr vicinity, visit-
ed his parents, ll. and MIs. \\itmer,
clueing the past week, llr (gls(i visited
telatives and 1 'Sowed 4t°(I 1111int(Lnees
8,u
the eh:thi ly.
1)ouldd al(1%eurie or Alrml' laver,
Matt., wan renewing 1'(!11111111titlle(S 111
the village on Monday anti Tuesday.
He will probably return 10 the West
about 11 arch lot.
\Ve have r(Itd of people getting lost
in 1Veoteril blizzards bat very seldom
do we hear of them getting' lost in
storms l4( linwiek. On '.Cat sday even-
ing of lust weelt a young \VlJitesvi)le
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Reduce the Cost of Living
ET us look into this problem
s of living. Let
of high cost
g
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us see if we can whittle it
down a bit and extract some of its
fangs.
Weallagreethatthe cost of living
has gone up. Eggs have gone up,
butter has goneup,meatandpoultry
and vegetableshave goneup. Every-
thing we put on our tables has ad-
vanced in price from 3o to $o%.
Except one item—Flour. Most of
us have known this in a way some-
time but have we ever for a moment
realized that t o cents spent in good
Bread buys more real value than
fifteen timer that amount -spent in
Eggs, Beef or Mutton. Just glance
at the tables above showing the
comparison made by the U. S.
Government bulletin. From a food
pork, fish or vegetables. The only
element of sustenance that it lacks
is fat and that you provide for by
using butter. Bread is the one item
of food that has not advanced in
price, and has advanced in quality.
Modern first-class bread made from
ROYAL HOUSEHOLD
FLOUR is vastly superior to the
crude bread of our olden times. It
is not only better in taste but vastly
richer in food elements. It is the
d ientific
f cies ificstud sc
resulto an s t
Y
methods of milling. "ROYAL
HOUSEHOLD" is the highest
perfectionofflour. Noordinaryflour
iscomparablewithRoyalHousehold
for qualityanduniformity. Oneway
to reduce household expenses is to
eat more bread and pastry made
from Royal Household Flour.
Ogilvie's Royal Household Flour
Let us make good, clean fresh,
home-made products from ROS''A4,
HOUSEHOLD FLOUR — bread and
pastry and cookies and muffins and '
roar for the youngsters and In that
way we will all get better food and be
heathier and wealthier hi the long run.
If you send in your address and the
name of your dealer you will receive a
copy of .Ogilvie's
Book for a Cook'
containing 125 'tried
and tested recipes.
point of view— bread is the most
important in our whole bill offare.
Test after test by various Govern-
ments has proved that first class
bread is in itself almost a complete
food and provides most nourish.
ment to the body.
It is a fact that the best bread
made from OGILVIE'S ROYAL
HO USEH OLDFLO UR is richer
in real food value than anything you
may eat. It furnishes more all
round food in the shape of carbo-
hydratesthaneither beef,vcal,lamb,
Ogilvie Flour Mills Co.
Limited. 34
WIVA. & R. A. PRYNE
The first pound
you use will win
your lasting
favor