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thee 002 other Auotio,eer In Bast Huron or
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Picturesque St. Lawrence Route
MONTREAL. TO LIVERPOOL
Victorian . F)1 June 28 Fri. July 21
Oorsioan Fri. June 80 .Fri. July 28
Virginian ......... N,1, July 7 Fri. Aug. 4
Tunlefan Frl. July 14 Fri. Aug. 11
MONTREAL TO QLASOOW
B:esperien.. Sat June 24 Sat. July 22
Ionim9..„........ Sat. July 1 Sat, July 20
Grampian Sat. July 8 Sat. Aug. 6
Scotian Sat. July 16 Sat. Avg, 12
MONTREAL. To HAVRE AND
LONDON
This servile is composed of one ulnae, second,
oabi2 Steamers sailing from Montreal every.
Saturday. (Iloderate rata.)
Fullinformatign as to rates, etc., on applies.
tion to,
W. H. KERR.
Agent Allan Line, Brussels.
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Young People
We can prepare you for business at
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The Listowel Business College
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1 We place our graduates in positions.
Our graduates aro sncoeseful. Two -
Courses -Co emerclai and Shorthand.
Fall Term opens September 6th.
EDWIN O. MATTHEWS, Prin.
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ELLIOTT
In the Popular
Toronto, Ont, This school tanks -+'
high among the best Business Dot. vc
statement continent, our lar)efcata
to ue. Write to -day for one. Sal -
pries offered our graduates- this. year, Li
larger titan ever before. It. pays to get e
tho best practical education. a2
Cor. Tatum anti t W. J. ELUOTT,
Alexander Sts.l Principal
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or how long ruptured.
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J. S. SMITH
SS Oalodonla 8t
Dept, A. Stratford) Ont.
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Pleteinelie Rlil,i'tllt what to do, 1 tvao advised to glee
h'ee Ferrezone anti I slid so, . :t erre•
MI$$ BERTHA ARMSTRONG
Toaohor or Piano
Steel() at darter's Neste etvra,Ope.doorNlorth.
0,t; the St9w,iar1 Bank, Brussels. 94tt
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as p ned suooesefull hoc 001 examine.
tient., the PianoforteyDOpprtnleneot 59100 .
roil" .,l goneervatory of Music, and is pr0parad
t( pike pupils at her home, Prineeas street,
A f Ytarts Ethel Friday nod sattt9day or eaob
wooly,
lone cleared up all the tvenbJe, made
)ily,denghter be1Llthy and well. Ne
rezoneg ivies good appetite, regulates,.
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every woman should d nsare
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slur wants to her beet," 1 a vitt 1• t feel b
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1808h0101• of Medicine, 'University of'Toroutq ;
Libent1nte and Graduate et the College of Phy.
sionann and 80990008, Ont. • Poat.1,'radnate
Chicago Bye, Eat', Nose and Throat Hospital,
Chicago, Ili Bx•Hopee Surgeon to. St, Mich.
HOt%a Hospital, Torontp,
Office over 21'. It, Smith'sa
Drug
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Phonn nonot on with Oranbrook at ail hours).
OR. M. PERGUSQN
ETHEL, ONT.
Physician and Surgeon • Post Graduate courses
London
91)960)8) atte )tion t disease and hof�eye,Hear,
nose and throat. Byes tested for &secs.
DR. HAM/LYON
pental Surgeon
Honor Graduate Dental Department, Toronto
University ; Licentiate of liege' College of
Dental Surgeons, of Toronto. Office in Smith
Btoo1 recently vacated by Dr, Ne11d,
R. M, !VP LEAN, D,D.S., L.D.S.
Gerrie, tint
Honor graduate University of Toronto, De.
nrtment of Deptietry ; Graduate Royal Ooi.
of
lege g DentalTu Surgeons'p onand1 Ontario. d esday,
etfl every iGrand eafternoon and t Ford day.
Oover 3' ic1 y 1 Central block. In Gor (a n
every Friday forenoon. Office in Borrie in
Leech's Block. 21.8m
DR. WAROLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night calls. Office opposite
Flour Mill, Ethel,
BRUSSELS
GOING SOUTH Game NORTH
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WROXETER
Going Bast - 7:05 a. m. and 8:86 p. m.
Going: West - 12:48 and 9:47 p. m.
All trains going East connect with O. P.R. at
Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T
G. B. stations.
GEO.•ALLAN, Local,Agent.
rz'�l Iteivs aiteirm
THE Pos'r• I'elephones are 31 and 32.:;
Hello I Do YOU catch on ?
1. O. U. F -Thursday. evening of
this week T. Brown, -of Wroxeter. D
D. G. M., will visit Western Star Lodge,
No 149. I, 0. 0. F,, Brussels, and in-
stall the officers. The 3 linked brethren
are asked to accept this notice so -that
there may be a good turn out for the
coaling of Bro. Brown.
Itight in your busiest season when
youhavethe least time to spare you
are mostlikelyto take diarrhoea and
lose several day's time, unless you
have Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea'Remedy at hand anti take a
close on the first appearance of the
disease. For sale by all druggists.
W oMe1's INSTITUTE -' The regular
meeting of Brussels Women's Institute
will be held, at the home 01 Mrs. Hugh
McKinnon, 7th con. Grey township,
Friday afternoon, 21st inst.. .at -2.30
o'clock, Rig will leave town at 2.15.
Program includes "How to manage
when unexpected company arrives,"
introduced by Mrs, TES. Ballantyne and
Mrs. A. Yuill ; and "Allowance for,
children" by Mrs. P. Scott. Everybody
will be welcome.
Happiest OM in London
A Lincoln, Neb., girl writes, "I had
been ailing for sometime with chronic
constipation and stomach trouble. I
began taking Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets and in three days I
was able to be up and got, better right
along. I am the proudest girl in Lin-
coln to find such a good medicine."
For sale by all dealers.
The Wiughmn Advance says:-
"Wingham has lost a highly respected
Family this week, by the removal of 1.
T., and Mrs, Davidson to Toronto.. Mr.
Davidson has been in the city for some
time past, and has decided to locate
there permanently. having purchased n
comfortable home, Mr. x0,9 -Mrs.
Davidson and family will be missed in
the Methodist church, where they were
active helpers, and their church associates
and neighbors much regret their re,.
moyat." . Miss Davidson, on the.teacb•
ing staff of Brussels school is a daughter.
Never leave home on a journey
without a bottle of •Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
It is almost certain to be needed and
cannot be obtained when on board the
cars or steamships. Foe sale by all
dealers.
WINGHAM Times reports an accident
as follows :-Last Wednesday night One
of the drivers for Robt. Thomson, pro-
duce dealer, of Brussels. met with a
bad accident on the 6th line of East
Wawanosh. He had successfully cross-
ed the river with a wagon load of bet-
ter and when going up the hill on the
East side of the river the horses could
net hold the load and the wagon back-
ed over the embankment overturning
the load of butter. 'rhe horses were
badly hurt and the butter considerably
damaged. From Alex. Scott's telephone
oh the North Huron 111.0 a number of
neighbors were soon on hand and ren-
dered 'valuable 1lsssstance. Thursday
morning the telephone was again used
and a new team of horses and wagoh
were sent from Brussels to take tate
butler to its destination.
Greatest Fantail" Strengthener on Earth
Thousands of women are Ivan, pal-
lid, rundown and dispirited. What
they need is that nourishing tonic
Ferrozone. Soon they regain those
laughing eyes, bright spirits and rosy
cheeks. Fereozone does We and
move its Mer, L. le, Adrianson of
'Whiteley Pier, 0.13., testifi0s, "My
daughter was very much run down
and had considerable troubles at
times, Often 3 was ata loss to know
Trowbridge
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young people of Stretford were tudt0cl
In nlar)•iage Tuesday afternoon when
121188 Jean McKelvey, daaghtel' of 51,
3. and firs. MMeJ( lvey, 680 2,\199t
Gore 8t., Stratford, becal)le the bride
of Albert My ere, eon Of John Myers.
The tiers 110ny tette per formed by Rev,
L A• Mo1Celvey, of Ttrevbridge, bro-
thel of the bride, assisted by Rev. 8',
M. VVoottoe, pastae of Central Metho-
dist chn!'ch.
Molesworth
LIG10TN1NO.-A pecnlar.. freak of
1 ighlniog is reported Zoom the 1'art11 of
Air.' (rhos. Otimin1ngs, heist' Mah•wworth.
During the heavy storm which pastiest
ave)' this district recently a bolt of
lightning struck' 1(8)5 - 1(2)39121207 8)8 Me.'
Cummings' house and knocked the
stovepipe* across the room. The bolt,
then tore 11000181 the room,and
filially gut down stairs into the dining
90019), where it ripped up the Wains-
cotting and oilcloth. How it got
down stairs (19 how itg of out of the
dining moth is a mystery, (98 there are
no holes to'Show its course, Two
children hacl just been Brien out of
the room in which it euteved.
Your Wisest Choler.
If you are might hi the'wet, get
stye throat. ileni Mule 0r 1l1nsg1111L1'
pilin, don't wait 1'or .001'5e troubles:
Begin prompt: treultueut, with Nenvi-
line. It drives away all trace of cold,
eases fllenitnitiem, neuralgia SAKI pain,
staves you front it lay-up 111 bed, No
25c purchase twin het ug more comfort
Meth 11 bottle of Nerviline ; it's the
cleanest, strongest liniment made.
Sold everywhere in large 25e bottles.
4 S. -hod
Garden Party held on the parsonage
lawn success.
wag a `
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1 e .
Mrs 3. P. Genensides is spending
this week al her mother's' home iu
Brantford.
Atwood Fall Fair will be held
Thursday and Friday Sept. 21st and
22nd.
August 4th the business places of
Atwood will be closed it being Civic
Holiday: ° An excursion will go to
Kincardine.
'Evening service of Atwood Meth-
odist church will be held on the lawn
on East side of the, church at 7 p. tn'.
during the remainder of the hot
season. When weather is unsuitable
for outdhor services they will be held
in the church as heretofore.
Sprains require careful treatment.
steep quiet and apply Chaliberlain's
Liniment freely. • It will remove the
soreness and quickly restore the parts
to a healthy condition. For sale by
all dealers.
• • Wtnaham •
Miss Earnscliffe Musgrove left on a
visit to the West.
G. S.Oleghoru has sold his milk'
business to -Geo. Finlay.
Trustees of Glenannan school have
engaged Miss Jennie Bowman as their
teacher to succeed Miss Laura.Ansley.
James Litiklater httd a bad i'all. He
was drawing in bay and in cramping
the waggon, he fell off, striking an
his head.
John Jerome, of Tilsonburg, son of
Dr. J. S. Jerome, of town, 18 opening
a jewellery business in the South
store of the Macdonald block.
Ina, youngest daughter of Conduc.-
torand Mrs. Rich, was badly bitten
by Alt's. Shortts' dog. The animal
bit the ehild'on one foot, cutting;
right through the shoe and destroying
Wingham Methodist church is un-
dergoing renovation, Alr. Waltbew,
of St. 7:betties, has the contract for
the decoration. New Belsey furnaces
have been installed and it has been
decided bo-cliange the lighting system
by installing chandeliers over the
galleries and make other changes in
the electric lighting of the auditorium,
ata cost of about, $250 for this alone.
The annual exoursion of, Minerva
Encampment, 1. 0. 0. F., ,to Sarnia
and Detroit will be rani on Saturday,
August 5th. Excursionists will leave
Wingh:tm.at 6.85 a. tn. and the re-
turn fare to Sarnia is $2. From
Sarnia to Detroit the trip will be made
on the tnagnilicel )steamer"'rashinoo"
of the White Star Line and the fare
from Sarnia to Detroit and,retnrn is
75 cents....
IT,(3'. Anderson, of town xeoelyecl it.
telegeatlt born ,lie heather $ere. et
Coehrauestatin Cult, he had lost
I ever' �tld, ug by the rive tvblull deetra9)ad
' the No:el:are town, but that they
wo'r'e atlfe, 1889, atld Set's. Anderson
yr , ,
DAIJ6 li"�T
� \Yl Went tt, C1alihrano last ball fan111 New
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1 Wariest DlC E -
IAs A,The
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friends in town and aronitd Trow-
bridge of D1•, 13. P. 'J'ughan, of Grassy
Lake, Aibat'i will a •r
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WAS - CURED
By Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable. Compound
Baltimore Md. -"I send you here-
with the pieture of my fifteen year old
1l;ltl'P'!• (t '
14111i11 daughter Alice, who
lii'I+ s$#82,ttllvt8 restored to
a" ! health b Lydia E.
Pinkinun's Vegeta-
jr Net-
er
Lill ble Compound, She
. i i; lVa8 pale, with dark
Alii circles under he11
i; I j eyes, weak and ixri-
1ii . llt!1i table. Two different
IIII I,u �_ ... I!:Ilill doctors treated her
✓fI and called it Green
•, Sickness, but she
•a;;grew worse all the
,•
time. Lydia l:.Pmk-
lam'sy' Vegetal) e Compound was ree-
omtnendect and after taking three bot -
ties she has regained her health, thanks
to your medicine. 1 can recommend it
for all female troubles," -Mrs. L. A.
CORKRA•N, 1108 Rutland Street, Bald -
more, bid.
Hundreds of such letters from moth-
ers
oth
ers expressing their gratitude for what
Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Com-
pound has aceom lished for them have
been received by the Lydia F., Pinkham
Medicine Company,, Lynn, Mass.
foitng ,Girl:j, Heed This Advice.
Girls who are troubled with painful
or irregular periods, backache, head-
ache,
ead
ache, dragging' -down sensations, faint.
ing spells or indigestion, shoud take
immediate action and be restored to
health byLydia. E. Pinkh m s
table Copound. Thousands have been
restored to health byis
i use.
Write. to Mrs.Pinlrbam, Lynn,
Mass., for advice, free.
James Porter, who has been in the
hospital since his serious injury, is do-
ing nicely. Wednesday; 5th inst., his
neighbors to the nembel' of 18, with
two horse -takes and five teams draw-
ing in, placed his hay crop safely in
his barn. There ,were 38 loads, well -
saved without a drop of rain, which
fell the same night. •
Just Where The Dangor Lies
In many catarrh snuffs, 000201(19 is
the largely used inggredient;. in con-
sequence the drug habit may be form-
ed. To be really mired of catarrh,, to
do so quickly, safely and pleasantly,
doctors say Catarr'hozone is superior
to any other remedy. 1t heals sore
places, stops discharge, prevents
hawking. splitting and bad breath -
does this by first destroying the cause
of the disease. Oatrnrhozohe is no
experiment, it is' a tried and proven
cure that is guaranteed for bronchial,
throat, nose and lung catarrh. Two
sizes, 25e and $L00 at all dealers.
Listowel
Mayor Hay has decided to proclaim
Monday,Aug.t t
g 7 l , as -Civic Holiday
for Listowel.
Listowel Furniture Co. have been
fortunate in securing the services of
A. J. Mitchell, Hespeler, as Superin-
tendent of their factory.
The hal a'
chair factory has been y
a be shut
down during the past week while a 20
foot addition is being built on the top
of the brick smokestack.
Leslie Fleming. son of M. McD.
Fleming, left for Winnipeg, whelre he
has secured the position of private
secretary to H. Matthews, assistant
superintendent of 0. P. R.
A. C. Bricker, who along with P.
W. Raines, of town, and A.. But'ritt,
of Stratford, represented the 28th
Perth Regiment on the Canadian
Coronation Contingent, returned home
Tuesday evening of last week. -
H. Bonis, B. A., late principal of
Vienna High School, has been en-
gaged as principal of .Listowel High
School ab a salary of $1,400 per annum
Mr. Bot11s has been in Vienna 12 years.
The by-lali and a,reement re the
franchise to 'Bell Telephone Co. for
five years flour March 1,1910, was read
and passed at the council. • By this
the Ball Telephone Co. pay $90 a year
in cash for the exclusive' telephone
franchise on the streets of Listowel
and the town pays cash for any
phones used' by them.
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The Great Exhibition
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of 1911
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London, Can., Sept. 8 to 16
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$28,000 -
In Prizes and Attractions
Exhibition of Live Stock The best ever seen in Canada
Many Unique Special Attractions, including
AERIAL, MILITARY AND HYDRO ELEOTRIO FEATURES
• JUMPING AND SPEEDING CONTESTS
9tG 8)0G AND CAT SHOWS.' 70'1711,' SPLENDID BANDS
A MOST ATTRACTIVE MIDWAY. -BEST EVER 81EN 198 LONDON
Fireworks Display Every Evening
Reduced Rall
12 Rates o nRailways. ♦
Prize Lists, Entry Forme, and hit other information from p,
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W. J. t41e1D, President. A. M. HUNS', Secretary.
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1 a% of t 'death e t Gl a dst 1 1 o ht s i t
f s
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,able
wife, lvllie)1 occurred art July 1st, after
1111 illness of several menthe, The de..
ceased, who was a slaughter of 13, T,
Smith, or the Inland revenue depart -
Anent; Ottawa, was known to many of
our citizens, she having visited here
frt• 0hband
abobeoute tgainglhree 764815
Wesagotvitil, 11'1'h0e t,sGrassy
Lake Gazette of the 7th lust, furnishes
the Following particular's 1 Mrs. G. W.
Allen of Lethbridge, Dr. 1'lrgltall's
818tee, %vas with biro 111 the Mani of
bereavement, and Mt', Allen mane for
the Auteuil. ,elm L. W. 'Vomit'', of
Meiliuine Flat, a cousin, with her
husband, were (6180 hit'(', 1)111) Mt',
YOcuut, Iv130 !s au 1n)dp1.1l,kta', took
charge of the funeral, The floral
tokens of love aid respect were
numerous, the I. 0. 0. 1e. lodge, of
which Dr. Tughan is a member, eon
t)ibuting a beautiful cross. The
fueerel on Monday was very largely
attended, business in town being
practically suspended and farmers
and their families from all over the.,
dietriee attending. The casket was
carried from the residence to the Odd
fellows hall where the beautiful service
of the church of England was perform-
ed by Rev. W. 11. Henderson, who
also conducted the service at the grave
side. Interment took place in Grassy
Lake cemetery. The pall -bearers
were :-P. Oateuthers, W. Salvage, H.
J. Scott, Ed. King, Geo. Haley and G.
P. Potter.
System Requires Frequent Cleansing
Not duly outside but inside us well,
your body must be frequently cleaned.
Otherwise it becomes loaded with
wastes that clog up the wheels of
halt. M;
health. Much
better to act iut !me:
Use Dr. Hamilton's Pills ; they strong -
hen
tand It a regulate the bowels,assist
as'
s
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digestion, enrich the b 1
0,d and there-
by fortify the nerves es and lay the.
foundation of lasting good health.
Dr. Hamilton's bring vim and vitality
so )ouch sought for to -day ; they in
fuse a feeling of freshness and spi1'it
in those who have been ailing for..
years. Really no medicine so potent.
Price 25c at all dealers.
Fordwich
The Record is holidaying.
Mrs. John Donaghy, of Vancouver,
B. C.,accompanied by Miss Florence
and Master David, are here and will
make an extended visit with relatives
and friends in these parts.
Rev. and Mrs, Dobson and fancily
left to spend the next six weeks on
the lake shore at Bence Beach, six
miles Beeth of Kincardine. They are
accompanied by Miss Leask and her
niece, Miss Marjorie Leask.
1W78s Mabel Dobson, who has been
attending theNorinal School, Toronto,
was successful at the recent examina-
tion and has been granted a profes-
sional 2nd class certificate. Miss Dob-
son will teach in Toronto.
Following parties took in the Home-.
seeker's Excursion. to the West: -P.
P. and Mrs. Aylesworth ; E. and Mrs.
Witmer ; Mrs. W.A. and Lena Ed-
wards, and Mrs. Sol. Strome and
Beulah and Kathleen, B. S. and Mrs.
Cook started for Calgary via Owen
Sound.
Word has been received that John
Tilker, je., and Lfph. Graybiel were in -
jilted iila recent runaway accident,
near Vancouver, B. 0. • They
were e
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ga ed drawing i0,s out of tie woods
with a new span of horses, owned by
A. S. Strome. Not being used to one
another, the horses began kicking and
finally ran away. Mr. Tinker received
a few bruises and Mr. Graybiel had
several ribs beoken.
Women Read This
Parisian Sage Puts Luster Into Dull,
Faded Hair
Every woman reader of THE POST
who desires radiant hair that every-
one admires should go to Jas. Fax to-
day and get a large 50 cent bottle of
Parisian Sage.
It is not only a delightful and re-
freshing hair dressing and beautiful,
but itis sold ander a rigid guarantee
to banish dandruff, stop falling hair
and itching scalp, or money back
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her wrap,
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killed by William h'I0or1, 11 farmer
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Were opened for this season,
according t0 announcement, with
an elegant display of Fashion-
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Wish to thank the Ladies for
their attendance, their conipli-
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