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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1911-8-10, Page 5It' SUSINESS CARDS. K. O. r, M. Breseela Tel gf the Atappalieas, NO. g4 hold their Iogaler. meetings in the I,todge pour, naokor 7}1Qelt, on 04.10 and 8rd1 Terrain), 0 tPoof eon mouh. VnullraYn A 1a A 4 8.s0-104 td to:ul l, 'a,NoCUtati, f;. S, WM. SPENOE CONVEYANCER ago ISSUER ofAR I M Tl AQ E LICENSES We In the Post Office, Ethel. 20.4 JOHN HARRIS, Agent Howick Mutual Fire Insurance Company Ofttoe and ltosidenee- WALTON. ONT. JOHN SUTHERLAN Dr INSUBANOE, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH... AUCTIONEERS. 141 S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION - i • ERR, will bell for better prices, to batter men, in lase time and lees charges than any other Auctioneer in East .Huron or be won't charge anything, Dates and ordera sun always be arranged at this oi8ce or by pure mal application, :UAL ANO CONVEYANCING. �• M SINC1.AIk- 1iatrteter, Hulleltor, Oeuyeyuneer, Rue.Vub r'ea ,kc. .,'Cion-etewert'. Block I Is a: nor Ln 11.en4, al Il„t„t 4)Y bettor fur tor; -6l etropol'tau 13 auk.. pliOULP 00 V, Hayti df KILLORAN 44415401' 141tI3, SOLICIT- ORS, 802 ARDIS - - BRUSSELS 1'U141,1.1, It'1'O. GofNG Some GOING NORTH W Crrnunr,or, R. 0 ht. O. Sara Mail 7:07 a m Express 10:65 a n, .1, L. KILL 11)119 Exprora 11.:26 a In Nail- ....... ... 1:09 p m Uaioon-•l hove for merry nooupled by afseori I4xpre90 2:85 p m Express 8:92 p m t:awere. ,t Holt nenaala,l, IIN'99at0. Business Canis MISSR RE THA ARMSTRONG Teacher of Plano Statile theoStandard Bauk,�i8Fr eoa016pne doors 00 MISS PERLE S ARP E has passed successfully her second examina- tion of the Pianoforte Department of the To• Tonto Poaservatory of 610.910, cad in prepared to take pupils at her home, i'rinoesa street, t5 'Visits Ethel Friday and Saturday of eat* week, • DR. - T, T. M"RAE ti Bachaler of tfedioine, University of Toronto ; Licentiate and Graduate of the College of Phy, oiosaas and Surgeon, Pot, Post•groduate Chicago Eye, Ear, Nose and %%raat $oBpttal, I Chicago, 50. Ex -House Surgeon to St, Mioh• tte01$pe 000ver IP. It, Smith's Drug Store. Tele- phone oonneorion with 0ranbroo1 et all hours. DR. M. FERGUSON ETHEL, ONT. Physician and Surgeon ;Post Graduate courses London (Eng.), New York end Chicago Noe. pitals. Special attention todlaease of eye, ear, nose and throat, Eyes tested for glasses.. PR. HAMILTON Dental Surgeon Honor Graduate. Dental Department, Toronto University ; Licentiate of Royal College of Dental Surgeons, of Toronto. Office in Smith. Block recently vacated by Dr. Fend, R. M. AV LEAN. D.D.S., L.D.S. . Corrie,. Ont. Honor graduate University of Toronto, De• pertinent ofDentietry ; Graduate Royal Col- lege of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. At Wrox- eter every Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday. Office In Grand Central block. at Fordwich every Friday forenoon. Office in Gerrie. in Leech's Block. 21.0ni DR. WARDLAW Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College. • Day and night calls, Offioe opposite Flour Mill, Ethel. QtesSaa i rerfol air Rapp it'dr ALLAN LINE Royal Mail Steamers Picturesque St, Lawrence Route MONTREAL. TO LIVERPOOL. Victorian.... .. Fri.. Juice 2e Fri. July 21 Corsican ..,. PH. June 80 Fri. July 28 Virginian ... Fri. July 7 Fri, Aug. 4 Tunisian:....,,. lien. July 14 Fri. Aug. 11 MONTREAL. TO GLASGOW Beaper'ian Sat. June 24 Sat. July 22 Ioutan Sat. July 1 Sat. July 20 GrampianSat. July 8 Sat. Aug. 6 Scotian Sat. July 16 Bat. Avg.12 MONTREAL. TO HAVRE AND LONDON This service is composed of one Ohms, second,. cabin Steamers sailing from Montreal every Saturday. (Moderate ' rate.) Full Information as to rates, etc., On applica• bion to W. H. KERR. Agent Allan Line, Brussels. Young People We eau ,prepare you for business , The Listowel Business College g Ei Weplace our graduates in positions. Our graduates are successful. Two Courses -Commercial and Shorthand. Fall Term opens September 5811. EDWIN 0. MATTHEWS, Prin. at vm aiypm�� $44 ago_6eq Fall Term Opens sAug.Au A g. Iu the Popular and Progressiva a ELLIOTT 't Toronto, Ont., This school ranks 2t '1 high among the best Business Col- ri 6'{ loges of this confident. Freer of this ,t,dd 'statement is found in our large mita.re to ue. to -day tday for one. Sal. arias offered ffe ed .our �Ya/ graduates es fit s year,tolarger tn ever before. ID anis ge the best practical education. V Oor. Young and ( S W..I ELLIOTT, Alexander Sta. i Principal. I4^.aY6 CROVi21-QR^a'l'6^71�9Fr...r 2`i® w•lw RUPTURE Cure At your home without pain, danger or 'operation. My method will cure•ap- parently hopeless cases no matter what your age is or how long ruptured. Why wait until your rup- ture becomes strangulated when you can be cured i' Do not wait fill in coupon Age Time Rup.... .... ... Siugle or Double Name. Address and return to Jl S. SMITH 88 Caledonia St. Dept, A Stratford, Ont. swift .,ieWs Items '1 he carcasses of hundreds of noose have been discovered in the burnt dis- trict around Porcupine, and the depart- ment isconsidering the advisability of forbidding the killing of any moose for three years SOME sneak thieves have beeu busy at the dastardly practice of stealing flowers from the graves iu the Amherst. burg cemeteries. Watchmen are making a search,' and if apprehended the pilfer- ers will be prosecuted, An ordinary case of diarrhoea can, as a rule, be cured by a single dose of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. This: remedy has no superior for bowel complaints. For sale by all dealers. SOUTH HURON LIIIERAL CONVENTION -A convention of the Liberals of South Huron, for the purpose of selecting a candidate to contest the riding in the Liberal interests at the coming Domin- ion election will be held in Henaall, on Friday, August 18th, at eleven o'clock, 11. m. It is particularly requested fhat every division in the riding be fully represented, Outs and bruises May be healed ina- bout one-third the time required by the usual treatment by applying Chamberlain's Liniment. It is an antiseptic and causes such injuries to heal without maturation. This tini- meet also. relieves soreness of the muscles c es and rheumati c pains.. For sale by all dealers. Ur To THE MARK. -Heretofore the wisdom of Solomon wag required of all railway conductors many times; a day when the question of the child's age arose. This very delicate problem has just been solved by an American line in a manner that would make the author of the book of Proverbs lonk't o his laurels es a shrewd judge. By careful computation it WAR ascertained that the average height of five -year-olds is 41 inches and accordingly a mark was painted at that height from the, floor in their cars. Hereafter there can he no insiuudtions regardiug the veracity of parents who desire to save the money.. If dispute arises, the youngster is march ed up to the fare height mark and the answer is obvious., Shako Hands With Asthma Awfully distressing is asthma. But worse, if possible when combined with Bronchitis. Relieved quicker by Oatarrhozoie than anything else cured' BO thoroughly by "Oatarrho- zone" that it doesn't return. Oatatr- rhozone's healing vapor is breathed' right into the lungs, destroying the cause of Asthma and succeeds in the moat chronic cases. Try it, Two sizes 25c and100 $ . at all dealers. PARCEL Posl - Postmaster -General Lemieux, speaking in reply to a question in the House stated regarding the parcel post system, that he had directed Geo. Ross, of Toronto, to prepare a re- port' on the subject, which nue hoped would soon be completed. There Were practical difficulties in the way and what might easily be done in England could not necessarily be attempted in a vast country like Canada or the United States. The strongest opposition to the parcels post system,. Mr. Lemrieex ridd- ed came tI•om Ontario, 'rhe rural mer- chants were especially bitter against it, believing that it would insure largely to the benefit of the mail .order business of the big department stores. LucaariVE Posrrtoxs.-It is generally conceded that owing to the Chain of Seven Colleges, with which Wingham Business College is connected, that its graduates get the choice positions, Many young men who graduated two years ago are now receiving 51'dm 8t000 to $3000 per year, 'young women from $6o to Si to per month. The Wingham Business. College is one of the largest Schools in the Province, and the demand for Its graduates is many times its supply Mr. Spottou has solved the life prnblent for thousands and placed theta on the "Highroad to success," and ho is in a better position than ever to do the settle for you, You will be welcomed at any of lois town or city Schools. We tinder - stand that he trained Twelve Hundred stitdents last year, and anticipates a large increase tiering the incoming year, It would be well for young people to et his Attlee, If he thinks you are not nesorivionmenem,g adapted tar Catnrptrpial pursuits he will .frankly leit You. Y t When pr# Fa TOO F act 7014two iiicligestton, perhapscr'alnps, ee In any ouao the ay5Lern ie overload- ed with matl.ee that should be (Malin tlted, Breath gets bad, eyes look dull, 1 orefrequent, t c s 1 11 t}ttt lie 1 not Why Cleanse and puliky filo whole system, wily not strengthen the stolna(11, en• rich the blood and assist yyour over, taxed digestive nt,'gaos i' lIttsily done with Dr, l3an}Ston s' Pills ; their an: GOO Is 941080ratlf, ili , In ever g Y g' case they 'give the exact assistance the ailing organs require. You'll feel fit and tine, eat with a relish, Bleep like a top, have a clear Color, aid rest- ful sleep, 1'f you regulate your system with Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Price 25c, per box, at all dealers. Atwood Connell met on'Satttrday. Dn April 2714), Arthur. Wpm, of Newry, had a silting of Bhtok Milan eo eggs hatched, and July 21st, the youth( pullets began to lay. Allan and Mrs. AloMaue, of Atwood, ar 11(101100 the engagement of Linde eldest datigbter, Margaret E, to John Fleury, of. Sebringville, marriage to take place in September, Robert I+ai'rel) has sold Iris 100 acre farfn to Jamnee Donaldson, and the'S0 acres across the road to J. 4. Hamtl- boti. Fortner intends buying the property of the late John New (Jigging. On Sunday of last weelc William Holman let Itis famous stallion "Dash- wood" out in the Held and in some nn• fnt•lnnate way the animal brolce hie right front leg, and .had to be shot. Miss Rosa Robb and J. 11. Ratcliffe were successful is passing their recent examinations. They are now qualified' to enter into the Fatalities of Educa- tion ttt the University of Toronto and Queen's University, Kiugston. Rosy Chocks For Palo Girls Don't be debarred frciu strength: and spirit, don't give into illness and despair. F&•reozone supplies tone and vigor through which all functions of womanly lite are maintained and forlifed. Prom New Richmond, Que., comes the following statement' from Mrs. Isidore I3oissoneault : "I take deep pleasure in testifying to the owerfnl influence of Ferrozone For , • p years nay daughter has been pale and sickly. -showed signs of advanced anemia. Her lips got so white and her cheeks so devoid of color );feared consumption. I can certify Fe`rrozone made ata excellent cure, and to -day my d'aughter's health is the best." 500. per box at all dealers. Biuevale TURNBBRRY COUNCIL.-0onncil met July31. Members all present ; Reeve in the. chair. Minutes of last meeting were read and adopted on motion of Masers. Wheeler and Rutherford. Reeve reported that he had called on Lawyer Holme1-to engage his services at Court of, Appeal to be held by Judge Doyle inOlerk s ofB.ce, Blnevale, Tues- day,July 25th, reappealNor•th Iuron Telephone Cc). Mr. Hohnes' did not think it necessary to attend the Court. Judgtneut. reserved. Mclurney- Mulvey-That Clerk be instructed to notify North Huron Telephone Co. to erect their poles on 8th con. line, Turn - berry, not less than 80 feet from centre of road.- Carried. Wheeler- Mc- Burney -That By -Law No. 8 be pass- ed to provide funds to meet current expenses of Itiuuicipality for the current year. Carried. Rutherford - Mulvey -That By -Law No. 9 be pass- ed to provide funds to meet County Requisition for current t year. Carried: Rutherford- Mulvey- That By -Law No. 10 be passed to provide funds for Tp. grant to schools for current year. Carried. Mulvey -Rutherford- That Drainage By -Law No. 20 be passed to provide funds to meet awards in Henderson Drain in Turnberry. Carried. Wheeler -McBurney -That Drainage By -Law No. 20 be passed, to provide u i e fu❑ da to meet award on v Pea- cock Drain on boundary Tuenberry and Morris Carried. Following ac- counts were passed and cheques issued :-Arthur Shaw, treas. Morris, Jermyn drain, $75.50 ; John Burgess, Pt. salary, $50.00 ;. Municipal World, Coll'r roll $1.75 ; Duff & Stewart, bridge contract, $10.00 ; Robt. Shaw, Court of Revision, $LSO ; Peter Hast- ings, drain and tile 9th line, $3.25 James Orr, rep. Turner drain, $2.00; Wut. Holmes, seat for road Machine, $3.50 ; John McNaughton, gravel and damages, $15.98; Wrn. E. -Mitchell, gravel, $3.42; A. Wheeler, gravel, $3 ; Jas. McDougall, gravel $1.57 Ben Ringlet., geavel, $3.70 ; Mrs. Robinson, gravel, $4.18 ; J. H. Smith, gravel and damages, $1.00 ; S. Van- stone, gravel, $5.76 ; E. Cells, gravel and damages, $2.58 f Walter Lott, gravel and damages, $6.04 ; Wm. J. Campbell, gravel and damages, $3.40 ; Facts Abouf Motherhood The experience of Motherhood is a trying one to most women and marks distinctly an epoch in their lives. Not one woman in a hun- dred is prepared or understands hoax to properlyl. 0couer'se near: ly every woman now• adayshasmedical treatment at the time of child -birth, but many approach the experience with all organism unfitted for the trial of strength, and when the strain is over iter system has received a shock from which it is hard to recover. Follow- ing right upon this comes the nervous' strain of caring for the child, and a distinct change in the mother results. There is nothing more charming than a happy and healthy mother of chil- dren, and indeed child -birth under riglit conditions -need be no hazard to health or beauty. The unexplainable thing is that, with all the evidence of shattered nerves and broken 'health resulting from an unprepared condition women wi11 persist in going blindly to condition, trial, It isn't as though the experience came upon them unawares. They have ample time in which to prepare, but they, for the most part, trust to chance and pay the penalty. In many homes once childless there are now children because of the feet that Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound makes women normal, healthy, and strong. Any woman who would like special advice in regard to this matter is cordially invited to write to Mrs. Pin ha Lynn, mat Ly , Mass. Her letter will be held in strict confidence. John McBurney, gravel and damages, $3.40 ; Rueben Stokes, gravel and damages, $3.18 ; Wm. H. Armstrong, gravel�and damages, $3.28 ; John Marahetll, gravel and damages, $2.68. Meeting adjourned to [meet In Clerk's office, Monday, Aug. 28th, at 10 o'clock a. 3n. Jome BURGESS, Clerk. Buy it now. Now is the time to buy a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It is alrtioet certain to be needed before the Summer is over. This remedy has no superior. For sale by all dealers. Listowel Mrs. H. B. Mbrphy'and daughter, Miss Marie, are visiting in Graven - horst. Miss Helen L. Hawkins, graduate nurse, left for Lethbridge, Alta., where she goes to take a poeitiou in the Galt Hospital. Listowel football team brought glory to the town, again by wresting the Intermediate W. F. A. championship from Preston on Wednesday of last week. 'There was a jubilation on the return of the victors tot to v1). Chas. and Will. Zilliax and Gordon Rogers of Toronto have been visiting in town left for Osoeze camp at Ethel. Gen. Watson, Richard Paul, Geo. Bailey, Ed. and Harry Roos,.. N. and B. Bamford are also camping at Osoeze. At the meeting of the Listowel Cheese Board twelve factories boarded 2,609 boxes cheese aliwhite exec t 180 boxes. On the ' board the ruling bid waal2o., and only one sale was made, but practically everything was sold on the street afterwards at this figure. The home of 0. A. and Mrs. Fink- beiner was the scene of an interesting social event. The Ladies' Aid of the Evangelical church came in a body to surprise Mrs. Finkbeiner. Miss E. C. Bender read the address, and Mrs. 0. B. Dietrich presented Mrs. Finkbeiner with an ornamental vase. Miss Eva was presented with a beautiful jewel case. Thorns In tho Flesh Even worse is the agony of corns. Why suffer -care is waiting in every drug store in the form df Putnam's Corn Extractor which relieves at once, cares thoroughly and without pain. For good tesnits use only Putnam s. r •+MF•+•+•••••+•*•+•+••••+••I• +•+•+•+•+•+•+•+•+•+••A••p•+ • The. Great. Exhibition of 1911 • • THE WESTERN FAIR • I London ,Can., Sept. 8 to 16 • $28000 • in Prizes and Attractions. • Exhibition of Live Stock The best ever seen in Canada + •1. Many Unique Special Attractions, including +• • AERIAL, 1t1ILITAIOY AND HYDRO ELECTR1C) FEATURIES '1• 1• JUMPING AND SPEEDING CONTESTS A BIG DOG AND CAT SHOWS. T10U11 SPLENDID BANDS I e A MOST ATTRAOTXVB MIDWAY. -BAST EVER SEEN IN LONDON +• Fireworks Display Every. Evening 1p.. Reduced hates on all Railways, de Prize Lints, Entry) Orme, and aU 00hsr fntormatidn from • W, J:. pEID, Vresidttnt. A. M. HUNT, Secretary. q' life and Meter into tiuu wia"eiaatGo� iT GROWS ilANR B N p x Aft r t .4 4 h Ir Root is De T e Ha R x ad t Jae, Fox will tell you that he sells 1t neat litany bottles of Parisian'' Sage tet)ause it give9 satlofaetion. Ile guarantees it tO eradicate (land - ruff, stop falling nod splitting hair and itching stain, or money back, Parisian Sage will make hair grow 1 if .the hair root is not dead • ie . tuts life anti, luster into Gull and Padedh ' 1)c Is ole and most tjelightttil hair dress- itl 1 the g n 1 world, Only 50 Ceuta a large bottle, Parisian Sage is the best. hair grew er acrd beautifier, dandruff cure and scalp cleaner known, Try it on our motley back plan. 1gM�t St, foul's Church 01)011' 18 holiday- ing on the lake shore at Kincardine. T. Ji nod Mrs. YVattt, of Mitt., Mich„ teem cathing on old 5540ods iu 1Viog. 11)4ni. ',Vingharu Bowling Club will Hold tieirann.ualbotvling Tournament oil Wednesday, Aug, 16(11 and following days, Bliss Beth Ouldet', of the Lillian Massey School of Domestic Science, and Nliss Amoral Silver, of Toronto, were guests of Dr. MtorgaretC.,Calder. The little boy, Louis Darnell, who fell off the iron bridge in Lower Town fracturing his skull, is improving satisft4atoriIy. There passed away 314 Clinton on August, 1st, Win. Hanna, brother of the late John 1.lanna, of Winghaul, aged 80 years. The funeral took place Thursday front the residence of Mrs. John Hanna to Wiughaw cemetery. Irwin Pattison met with an acci- dent in the Union factory. While en- gaged at, his work, a piece of board, being put through a machine near at hand, by another workman, flew from the saw with ,great force, striating Mr. Pattison on the left cheek, 111- fietiog et wound that required a num- ber of stitches. A. well known Des Moines woman after suffering miserably for two days ft'oi n bowel complaint, was cured byone dose n f Chani berlain'sn ' C IIc Cholera e and Diarrhoea hoeat R eined Pot o sale by all dealers. OUR WINNIPEG LETTER There will be no drought this year to curtail the crop. Ram has fallen with profitable regularity all season, and if there is no more, the crops will go through in good shape. So tnuch rain in the growing season, not only assures the crop, but forecasts a dry harvest season, a feature scarcely less valuable than sufficient moisture in the earlier stages of the crop. Harvesting has already begun 111 the more forward sections of the West. The first harvest excursion passed through Winnipeg this week, and preparations are ioeing made everywhere for getting enough hands to harvest the enormous crop that is now assured, Efforts made by the Provincial governments of Manitoba and Saskatchewan to procure harvest hands in Eastern Canada and the States, have met with splendid suc- cess, and the rush of thousands to the grain fields of the West is HOW on. From 50,000 to 60,000 men are needed. Results of the big farm tractor com- petition held in connection with the Winnipeg Industrial Exhibition last week, have been announced by the judges. The decision is carefully fig- ured out by incharge, Tues t e yh Avery motor the highest ercentage- 444.3 of a possible 500. The Kinnaird Hayes machine was seconded with 423,9. This is the biggestfarm tractor contest in the world. Railroad work is going forward rapidly in the West generally and par- ticularly in Winnipeg. The Canadian Pacific is about to make big additions to its terminals here e e and will add two stories to its station ; will build a sub- way to connect with a new four-story building north of the tracks; will build a first-cla•s-waiting room for travellers in the Royal Alexandra Hotel annex, and will nearly double the size of the hotel itself by making it a 700 -room house. Work on -the approaches to the new Union Station is being pushed rapidly and trains will be running into the big depot in a month or less. The new station folds greatly to the railway fa- cilities of Winnipeg, and is well cal- culated to serve the railroads and the travelling public. Brandon's big fair closed last week. All records for attendance were smash- ed, and the . entry list was forty per cent. greater than that of last year. Winnipeg business men ran a big ex- cursion to Brandon, three hundred go- ing by special train. ' Among other important work recent- ly undertaken by the Canadian North- ern Railway, a new station will be completed and opened at Brandon for traffic nn August 1st. The outside work of the new Canadian Northern Hotel, which is being erected in con- nection with the Canadian Northern station, is completed, and the work of the interior has commenced. The hotel will be opened for business on New Year's Day. Brandon clearing house returns for the week ending July 20th, were 8576,- 845„ showing an increase of $17,818 over the sante week of 1910. The tonnage of freights handled by the three railways for the month of Jane was : Received, 13,874 tons ; for- warded, 7,557 tons ; showing an in- crease in forwarded freights of 2,724 tons. Moose Jaw matters move merrily on, The Canadian Northern Railway have announced the plan of their entrance into the city from the south. The station wi11 be erected at the corner of Thirteenth and Stadacotia Streets, and the freight sheds and yards will be located behind Athabasca Street, Port Mann, 13, O., is getting into the spotlight. It has been announced that the British Columbia Steel Corporation with a capital of $10,000,000, will pro teed itnmecliately with the construct tion of the immense steel plant to be greeted at Port Mann. This brings the Pacific Coast terminus of the Oanadiaa Northern forward in a Very prominent manner, Calgary is congratulating itself on the Not that it has advanced fr.tm a. town offour Port n housa dpnp elation to a eitynf fifty thousand in ten years, The census figuresarenut made final yet, u eo Calgary has been olaitnin p ple, i is likely that the 00un of 50,000 will be near the mark, 1 Harry Davey, of the Boatnsville Bxprese, formerly editor of the Alit - obeli Recorder, has purchased the St, Marys Argus front A. 0. Wood, who has been appointed to succeed the Into II, Na. Wilson as collector of customs for St. Marys, j' Stratford vital statistics for the month unL l 0Julywere ir' . f 22 births, 10 ; 11iarrh4ges and 8 deaWis, The b[titlls, are good, the marriages very. fair and the death rate low, •+ •tp•o•z•••1••'t•••••a'•+••••.•say.I•e'sr••++s•t•q'l'••+•••i•••o k*+o,r+r We Li ke toT alk Kodak •h We are always best satisfied when our •F customers are best satisfied. That's one • reason why we always like to talc about Kodaks. The Roiled( goods htsve quality written all over them. KODAKS [made and popularized amateur photogra- phy. They have always led in improve - men ts in new Ideas. We carry a full line, They are not expensive --$5.00 up, We'll be pleased to show the goods, J. R. WENDT, Jeweler and Engraver, Wroxeter • • •� M • +••I•e+,+••F••l•O•l'••i•••hi•i•••1•••t.+.•1••i•e•t•O•A••t'••i•••b••F••F•3••+•+••I•• nostrils - A Combined Treatment That Really Cures Catarrh. Canadian weather, with its extreme cold and sudden changes, gives almost every one Catarrh.. and makes it hard. to cure. Some recommend internal remedies some external applications. Father Morrlecy used both - tablets to be taken three or four times a day invigorate 1 nv80 1 .rte the system, purify the blood and help it throw off the disease, and a soothing, healing antiseptic salve to be applied inside the This combined treatment known as "Father Itiorriscy's No. 26" attacking the disease from within and without, soon cures. Mr. A. C. Thibodeae, General Merchant in Rogersville, N.B., writes on Jan. 22ad last : "A few words As to the merits of your Catarrh Cure. For the fast 10 years Ihave been troubled with Catarrh of the head and stomach and during that time have tried all kinds of other Remedies with no results, until I tried your Catarrh Cure which I am glad to say :has cured me. Ihigbly recommend it to those who are suffering with this disease." Don't trifle with Catarrh -cure it with Father Morriscy's No, 76, 50c for the combined treatment at your dealer's. 68 Father Morrisey IVledicino Co. Ltd. it2ontroal, Que, SIMEMSMEEMIIMMGMEERgaggaggl 50,000 FARM LABORERS WANTED FOR HARVESTING IN WESTERN CANADA $ Goin>i n Additional for Return o O Trip $ Following Conditions: GOING DATES AUGUST 3rd -Front allstationson all lines on and South of the Grand Trunk Main Line; Toronto to Sarnia, including all stations on C.P.R. Toronto to Detroit and Branch uincluding Guelph sub -division from Guelph South and Brampton South. . AUGUST 12th Tram all stations North of Grand Trunk Main Line,Toronto to Sarnia, 'Including C.P.R. points, Bolton jet. and west; also rand Trunk points, 'Toronto to Calendar inclusive. AUGUST 16th -From all stations In Ontario, Toronto and East, Orillia and Scotia Jct. and East on G.T.R. also Azilda and Eastern Ontario. AUGUST 23rd -From all statlons Toronto to North Bay inclusive and West. AUGUST .25th -From all stations Toronto and East in Ontario and Quebec, also East of Orillla, Scotia Jct. and North Bay. ONE-WAY SECOND-CLASS TICKETS WILL BE SOLO TO WINNIPEG ONLY Representative farmers, appointed by Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta Govern- ments will meet and engage laborers on arrival. at Winnipeg. Free transportation will be famished at Winnipeg to points on Canadian Pacific where laborers are needed, east of Moose Jaw and Saskatoon, including branches, and at one cent a mile each way west thereof .in Saskatchewan and Alberta. A certificate Is furnished with each ticket, and this certificate, when executed by farmer showing that laborer has worked tltkty days or more, will be honoredfrom that pont for a second class ticket back to starting points in Ontario, at 018.00, prlor to Nov. 30th, 1911, Tickets are good only on special Farm Laborers trains, which will be run from Toronto and Ontario points to Winnipeg without change, making trip in about 36 hours, and will be issued to women as well as to men, but will not be issued at half fare to children. For full particulars see nearest C.P.R. Agent, or write - R. L. TROMIPSON, D.P.A., C.P.R., Toronto H. L. JACKSON, Agent, , BRUSSELS S •+•+•+•.. •-Fes•e•F••Fo4•• 110+•+*++•1••d•••h•+44-4>+••1•••aok• P•• 1•••1•• • +• The Toronto Milliuery Parlors • • • +• • • • ••t• • • • + • + • •+ • • + • + • + • + • + • Were opened for this season, according to announcement, with an elegant display of Fashion- able Millinery. + • + • 4' • + • • Misses Sanderson Carr i • + • • • e + • Wish to thank the Ladies for their attendance, their compli- ments and -their highly esteem- ed orders, If you have not seen i our display call in. i + + i SATISFACT1oN ASSURED* • egrAtte get•'h•44414,S+4,,4*+. it• 1•i•_f'k 9ttl e+s•l• ,'.kete* .i t_tel "�