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JOHN HARRIS,
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Fire Insurance Company
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WALTON. ONT,
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FIRE AND MARINE,
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AUCTIONEERS,
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. Ran, will sell tor better price's, to.
better Wen, in leas time and lose charges
than any other Auctioneer in East Boron or
' he won't obarge anything. Dates and orders
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W. PeouoroOT, it 0 11 0, Heys
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Oalues-1 boon formerly cemented by Masan
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n one slue. - (01121ie,
ALLAN LONE
Royal Mail Steamers
Autumn Sailings
MONTREAL TO LiVERPOOL
Victorian ....,... Fri, Aug. 18 Fri. Sept. 15
Corsican - Fri. Aug. 25 Fri. Sept. 22
Virginian......... Fri. Sept, 1 Fri. Sept. 20
Tunisian Fri. Sept. b Fri. Oct. 0
MONTREAL TO GLASGOW
Scotian Sat. Aug. 12 Sat, Sept. 0
Hesper1an Sat. Aug. 10 Set. Sept. 10
Ionian Sat, Aug. 20 Sat. Sept. 28
Grampian Sat. Sept. 2 Sat. Sept. 80
MONTREAL TO HAVRE AND
LONDON
Moderate rate service, carrying cue class
(second) cabin passengers, and calling at Havre,
France.
Superior accommodation at minimum rotes
will be allotted on steamers for the balance of
the St. Lawrence season.
Full information as to rates, etc., on applica-
tion to
W. H. KERR,
Agent Allan Line, Brussels.
EDWIN G. MATTHEWS, Prin.
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Fall Term Opens Aug. 28 r
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Toronto, Ont., .This :school ranks 11
high among the boat Business 001•
logos of th la continent. Proof of this si
statement in Pound in our large data- 3W
Logue. Write to -day for one. Sal- t
nr,es offered our graduates this year,
larger than ever before. It pays to get a
the beet practical education.
Cor. Young and 1 W. J. ELLIOTT,
Alexander Ste. Principal.
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J. S. SMITH
08 Caledonia 8t.
Dept. A Stratford, Ont.
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MISS BERTHA ARMSTRQNO
Toaohor oe Plano
Studio at Carter's mune 8ter9, one doer North
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to Eike pa Its at her dome, 4 8 turd ayre1t,
Plsltli Ethel Friday and Saturday oY eaoh
week,
DR. T. T. M'RAE
Bachelor of Nedielne, 17nivereity of Toronto ;
Licentiate and Ogadna,to of the Conceite
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OSlloe over P. li, Smith's Drag. Store. Tela
phone oolmeetionwith Oranbroolt at all hours.
OR. M. FERGUSO/V
ETHEL, ONT.
Physician and Surgeon 1 Post Graduate courses
Loudon (Eng.), New York and Chicago Hos•
liliose aitSpecial
thr sit attention
ta01Pe1ifoi'glass 0. ear,
DR. HAMILTON
Dental Surgeon
Honor Graduate Dental Department, Toronto
University; Licentiate of Royal College of
Dental Burgeons, of Toronto. Office In Smith
Block recentlyvacated by Dr. Fend.
R M. IW LEAN, A,D.S.,
Gerrie Ont.
Honor graduate University of Toronto, De-
lartulentofDentistry ; Graduate Royal Col
ege 01 Dental Surgeons of Ontario. At Wrox-
titer'every Tuesday 'afternoon and Wednesday.
Office In Grand Central blook,At Ford- ich
every Friday forenoon. Offie in Gerrie in
I.ocuh's Block, 21•Sm
DR.: WARDLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night calls. Office opposite
Flour Mill, Ethel,
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BRUSSELS
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Itxpress 2;65 pin Express 8:22 p In
Prat news 4tents
Eo,'r Huron Fall Fair Oct,5 & 6 It
win be a 'whooper '
25 CENT.: in advance gets THE Po,r to
any postufBce in Canada for balance of
191 r. Now is your chance.
Mrs. Tufts, writing from Vic'oria, B
C„ says "It seems very pleasant to be
at home again after our long trip and I
think Victoria is about as good a place.
to live in as I have seen. We have
beautiful Summer weather and not too
hot."
A well known Des Moines woman
after suffering miserably for two
days from bowel complaint, was cured
by one dose of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For
sale by all dealers.
SHOULDER BONE BROKEN. -Dr. Rol-
lins, formerly of Exeter, recently had
the misfortune to have his shoulder bone
fractured. He stepped on a slippery
stone while walking along the beach. at
Mitnico and fell striking his shoulder
with the above result.
EXETER paper says of a former 13rus
selite:-August Guhr has secured a
large dredgiug contract at Bornholm
and starts moving his outfit this week
for that place. The family will move to
Mitchell next week, As Mr. and Mrs.
Guhr have been good citizens we are
sorry to lose them but wish them suc-
cess in their new home.
Outs and bruises may be healed in a-
bout one-third the time required by
the usual treatment by applying
Chamberlain's Liniment, It is au
antiseptic and causes such injuries to
heal without maturation. This lini-
ment also relieves soreness of the
muscles and rheumatic pains. For
sale by all dealers.
STANDING FIELD CROP COMPETITION
-Following is the official report of the
awards made in the East Huron Stand
ing Field Crop Competition :-1st, Wm.
Work, Grey township, Red Clawson,
87 points ; 2nd, A. C. Dames, Grey
township, Dawson's Golden Chaff, 854: ;
3rd, D. Milne, Grey township, Imperial
Amber, 76Ii' ; 40, ,T w, Edgar,. Howick
township, Dawson's' Golden Chaff, 74 ;
sth, Claris, Eckmier, Grey township,
Red Clawson, 73 points, R. J. Hoover's
crop was highly commended and 703-
poius allowed as was Juo. Crerar's at
67j. The judge was George B. Little,
of Scarborn, who went about his work as
if he understood his duties all right.
The prizes run $15, $ra, to, $8, $6,'
$5 an 1 will be paid the winners after the
Fall Fair.
NOTE FROM GRAND PRAIRIE, -Fol.
lowing are some notes taken from a
letter written by Moore Bros. to their
parental home, Brussels, from Grande
Prairie, dated luly i4th, Well it is
nearingitgoes in
mail time again as s
less thn two weeks ow. We are hav-
ing some very warns weather and dons
seem to be so very near the North Pole
these days. but itis snaking the gardens
grow as we have had so much rain late-
ly. On the 4th of July and for two days
after they had sports at Beaver Lodge
and aumb
reat number took there and
g tents
camped for three days. We have been
breaking on one homestead and now we
are 0u a scrip. The land is fine and
plows well. hand office opens to•nlot•
row down at the town site and there are
crowds waiting to file, people arriving
every day. We sre quite sure of a town
tow the land office is there and that is
the:only office up iu this part. the
telegraph line will be completed there
shortly. rwo lots have been sold for
banks beside lots of other things starting
up, The Government has also granted
too acres right beside the town for a
Model Farm Mt. Cromwell, the mem-
ber of Parliament for Grande Prairie,
was telling theta in his speech over at
the sports that three railroads were
all coming and wouidbe-here in 3 years.
We are having a big Fair at the town
the 28t11 and 29th of Sept. Have a fine
lot of land amongst us and the proposi-
tion still looks good. There are still lots
of people coming to the country 00111(10
land is being picked up very fast and if
Ute roads were passable the country
would soon be all settled but the short
road from Edison 15 very bad and the
only way of getting over it is either on
foot or horse back. A tut of people
have tried to 'tet through and had to
turn back. I think by this Fall the road
Will be made fit to travel with loges,
We go to nhnrcb Beery fitndny have not
visaed sonde,/ aIn a nom)he1).
-I s Mr,Forbes. lh.
Hove a film ..l. :mister, k r s e
service is bell ill s private hope) but we
will liaye a 01)01ell oefore i1Rll• Bad 'o
du a let of bnilllug this Sommer tvMelt
l i
meant IL heap of ewe work.After Oda
s
r w willnothave90 touch to do.
you )
Locxnow Sentinel has ch:singed holds
h': r
Editor clCencle sellln toMe foreman,
iklM g
WI. Wraith, rho latter has been in
charge for a good share of the owner-
ship of Mr, McKenzie and will make
good, we have 110 doubt, now that be is
telly installed at the helm, We wish
'iia d a most
e Sentinel smooth bm an m
the S n 1
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successful voyage under the new
cep..
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Buy it now, Now 18 Ole 111110 to boy
a bottle of Chatnbeelain'e Oolic,
Choleric and Diarrhoea Remedy. It is
almost certain to be needed before
the Surnnter is over. This remedy baa
na superior. For sale by an dealers.
PRornitTv TO EE SOLA -On Saturday,
26th inst., at a p. m, there will be offer.
ed hp Executors' Sale in 43russels,
various lots of property belonging to
the estate of the late Mrs lames St ret.
ton sr Advt. may be reed in this issue
eouceroing the same. R. S, Hays, of
Seafurth is soheitor for the Executors.
MisuAL. CONTROT, ore
being made for another Elocutionary
Medal Cnutest in connection ,with Ila
Loyal Legion of Brussels, to take place
in the mouth of September, 'Those de
siring to ewer the 101111)011110n sl-oald
hand their names to Bliss Mae Elliott,
as early eurulbnent is of advantage to
nil conceti'dl, The boys and girls'
should enter Heartily into the contest.
Pits Your Oaeo Exactly
You know how you feel, -blue, sick-
ly and heavy. Each morning you
waken i11 a doll "dopy" condition and
wish it wet e night again. Your liver
Is wrong and needs fixing with Dr.
Hamilton's Pills;, they do cure all
liver i11.. At mice the system is re-
lieved (hi' potent's, binntl isemriebetl and
entitled, appetite increases and diges-
Linn picks lip. Health and vigor' re-
turn because Di•. hlamilton'a Pills
make the body proof against weak-
ness and disease. For your liver,
your stomach, for the sake of your "
looks and Peelings, try Dr. Hamilton's
Pills, 25c per box at any dealers.
Oranbrook
A letter from R. D. Curry, of Bar
River, Ont., formerly of this locality,
says he hits purchased tate store and
stock of J. W. Collins, of that place,
and has taken possession. -His broth-
er, Rev. J. C. Curry, of Grundy Cou-
lee, Iowa, was there visiting him re-
cuperating his health after a serious
medical operation at Asbury hospital,
Minneapolis. The reverend gentle-
man is pastor of alargge and flourish
ing church at the above mentioned
place. Rev. -Mr. Curry is now a I).,
D. conferred upon him last Spring by
the Central University of Iowa.
Many old friends Isere wish all con-
cerned the highest success.
Goderich
The congregation of West Presby-
terian church, Toronto, of which Rev.
J. A. Turnbull, formerly of Goderich
is the pastor, is building a new church
at tate corner of College street and
.Montrose avenue, to cost $65,000.
Frank - Tom, who is visiting his
brother, Inspector J. E., caught with
two flies on a 6l oz. rod, at one cast,
two splendid bass of the small mouth-
ed variety. The first to bite- proved
to be a 6 pounder, and the second was
of 4f. ib. weight. This is without
doubt a record catch in the Maitland
river.
Few Will Escape
The torturing aches of corns. Be
prepared, -the only painless cure is
Putnam's Corn Extractor. Fifty
years in. use and absolutely guaran-
teed.
Moncrief
Rev. Joseph Elliott, of Goderich,
took the services in Knox church for
the past two Sabbaths.
Election talk is warming up as the
day for polling draws on.
The brickwork is completed on the
new ohurch here and the roof 1s on.
I t is expected it, will be ready for open.
ing early in October.
Some pupils of this locality will at-
tend Brussels Continuation School on
the opening of the Fall term. That
school has a great record.
The Mann drain is .nearly three
quarters completed and is being push-
ed along by Contractors Matthews &
Harrison who have also taken the job
of the Berfeltz drain, 9th con.
1 IA holiday visit is being enjoyed
by George McKay sr., with friends
at Woodstock, Sarnia and .other
points. Although over 80 years of age
he is quite smart and even talks of
taking a trip to the West.
FTI3R
7 YEARS
SUFFERIN
I Was Cured by Lydia E. Pink-
ham's Vegetable Comp.Oalnd
Waurika, Okla. --'I had female trou-
bies for seven years, was all run down,
and eo nervous I
could not do any-
thing. The doctors
treated me for dif-
ferent things but
did me no, good. I
got $o bad that I
could not sleep day
or night. While In
this condition Iread
of Lydiat13. Pink -
ham's Vegetable
Compound, and
began its use and
wrote to Mrs. Pinkham for advice. In
a short time I had gained my average
weight and am now strong and Well."
-Mrs. SALLIE STEVANS, R. F. D. No.
3, Box 31, Waurika, Okla.
Another Grateful Woman
London, Ont. -I feel as if I could
pot tell others enough about the good
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound has done for me. I was so
weak and tired that I could not rest
nights. A friend recommended your
Compound and I soon gained health
and strength and coeld not wish to
sleep better. I know other women
who have taken itfor the same purpose
and they join me in praising it, -MRs.
WM. A. BUFFY, 906 Dame $t.,
London, Ont.
Lydia E. Pinkham'^s Vegetable Com-
pound has surely cured manycasea of
female ills, such as inflammation, ulcer-
ation, displacements, fibroid tumors,
irregularities, periodic pains, back-
ache, that bearing -down
eling, and
nervous prostration.
Frank Harrison is away to Nebraska
on a visit with relatives. Be is tele-
graph operator at Schou, station on
the 0, P. R., near Guelph and likes
the tvnl•k.
G. W. McKay is away to the West.
His son, George M., who lives at
Abernathy, Sask., has been quite ill
with inflarnrilatory rheumatism but
many old friends here hope he will
soon be all right.
The barn to replace the one destroy-
ed by lightning on the farm of Geo.
McTaggart, 15th con„ is now com-
pleted. It stands on the former stone
foundation ; is 65 x 65 feet and has a
metallic roof. The stabling will be
modern and we hope Mr. McTaggart
may often have the barn filled to over
flowing. J. Petah, of Brussels, made
a good job of the barn.
Seemed to Give Him a New Stomach
"I suffered intensely after eating
and no medicine or treatment I tried
seemed to do any good," writes H. M.
Youngpeters, Editor of The Sun, Lake
View, 01110. "The first few doses of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets gave me surprising Ielief and
the second bottle seemed to give me a
new stomach and perfectly good
health." For sale by all dealers.
An ordinary case of diarrhoea can,
as a rule, be cured by a single dose of
Ohamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. This remedy has
no superior for bowel complaints.
For sale by all dealers.
Grey
Township Council Thursday, 24t11
inst.
ijcEUNION. A very pleasant reunion
took place in Toronto on Wednesday,
August 9th, when five sister's, daugh-
ters of John Lambie and Margaret
Davidson, of Ayrshire, Scotland, and
nieces of Rev. Jaynes Lainbie (an early
minister and missionary in Pickering
and Whitby about 65 years ago. who
with three brothers Jaynes, John and
Joseph moved to Scarboro in June.
1860) )let after a separation of over 20
years. The brothers have all passed
away leaving widows and families to
mourn their loss but the sisters are
stilt hale and hearty in ages varying
from 65 to 76 years, Four of thein
were married between the months of
December in 1882 and I863 and the
youngest two years later. The eldest
to Thos. Wm. Johnstone, formerly of
Scarboro, later of Grey township,
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The Great Exhibition of 1911.
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London, Can., Sept. 8 to 16
$28000
In Prizes and Attractions
Exhibition of Live Stock The best ever seen in Canada
l including
` Many Unique Special Attractions, g
AERIAL, mums/. AND HYDRO ELECTRIC FEATURES
JUMPING AND SPEEDING CONTESTS
BIG DOG AND CAT SHOWS. FOUR S1r.ENDID BANDS
A MOST ATTRACTIVE MIDWAY. -BEST EVER SEEN IN LONDON
Fireworks Display Every Evening
• Reduced Rates on all Railways.
Prize Lists, Entry Forms, and all other information front
W. J. REID1 President. A. M. HUNT, Secretary.
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Oho Woe Wild With Ppin
14D111 WillOW Creek,
OrltrnllaRr
JJlegel wows i "A few yeas ago
was drenched with rain ftntl got anti-
ltgn ; it WAS RICO e. steel rod piet'01ug
My .biog. I also had earache 4110 wile
ju t old vi 1pwin, I applied)livbatting,
soaked with lvervillpe to Mycal' and
t'tibbed on Nerviline fol. thelulnbetgo,
' 1bb veand t a e
That I t in 1'e le d in few
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Melee was velNoothellitIeu
t
could do this." It's the penetrating
power of Nervillne that makes it'
superior to all other liniments. No.
thing beats it, tau. at all dealers,
Ot u I f f Huron and nowof Ca • le
1t tl
YY ,
eek. • the sero) to Thos. M'Fac a I
fi Lr d c lze t,
late of Grey, ()minty of Huron ; the
third to Robert Davidson, formerly of
ficarbnro, now of Toronto ; the fourth
to Francis Sentq late of Scarboro ;
and the youngest to Thomas David-
son, formerly of Soarbot'o, now of
Byueeels, County of Huron, A photo
of the five sisters was obtained which
will be an heirloom in their respective
families, Many pleasing reminiscen-
ces were indulged in by the husbands.
wives and widows mixed with certain
regrets as they realized the improba-
bility of such a reunion being possible
in their experiences in this world a.
gain but with thankfulness for the
long lives and many blessings enjoyed
byall.
James Parr, whose fine barn was
destroyed a few months ago by lightn-
ing, has put'cilased material for a new
building. It will stand on the site of
the o,
h Id one, the stone foundation re-
quiring a little attention before the
structure is erected. Mr. Parr receiv-
ed $2450 from the Howick Mutual In-
surance Co. We are glad to report
that, Mr, Parr has a fine crop this har-
vest and we hope he may strike tnany
fat years in the time to come.
Health Depends on Qood Blood
Everyone who uses Fereozoue has
gond color and great vitality, Reason
for this is Fet•rozone's power to create
nourishing blood. I was broken
down, had no strength and. couldn't
eat" writes Mrs. Chas. Benny, of
Cloyte, Ont. "My nerves were ir-
ritable, I was thin -blooded and con-
tinually unhappy. I tried Ferrozone.
It gave me new energy, force, visit.
It brought me strength- made me
well" Greatest tonic and re -builder
ever known is Ferrozone. Sold
everywhere in 50c boxes.
OUR MONTREAL LETTER.
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With the trade that is offering and
waiting to be handled at the Great
Lake ports, but which we cannot get
at because our steamers, lying there
loaded, are unable to discharge their
-cargoes on account of the- congested
conditions in the grain elevators, it is
no exaggeration to say that we, as
well as outer local grain shipping com-
panies are losing at least a thousand
dollars a day, declared a prominent
official of a local grain shipping com-
pany this morning, speaking on the
state of affairs winch with bub one or
two breaks, has existed since the pres-
ent season of navigation commenced.
"What is worse." continued the
official, who is an authority on the
shipping of grain through the port,
there seems to be no relief in sight
until the Harbor Commissioners new
elevator, is completed next May, and
even by then you will find that the
facilities of the pout for the storing
and handling of grain will not be
nearly sufficient to take care of the
crops we expect. We know the
Harbor Commissioners are doing their
best to provide accommodation for
the grain coming into the port, but
that does not help us. But private
firms should be encouraged to build
elevators along the water front. With
the one building there will be four or
five. Still there is plenty of room for
more. There is this to be borne in
)mind also if conditions continue
here as they have been ever since
navigation opened this season, and if
something is not done in very short
time to remedy the congestion, the
grain shippers will lose patience, and
you will find our Canadian grain being
shipped through Buffalo Instead of
Montreal.
DISEASE SPREADING TELEPHONES
According to Dr. Laberge, civic
health officer, diseases of the most
virulent and contagious nature lurk
in the harmless looking transmitters
of the public service telephones and in
the interest of public health, the
doctor has made a report on the sub-
ject to the board of control with a
view of the provision of some legis-
lation looking towards the sanitation
of these instruments. People suffering
from tuberculosis and kindered other
dreadful diseases Dr. Laberge said
were just as ready and likely to use
the telephone as anyone, consequently
it was high time that something was
done to reined conditions. The
it' to
thorough washing and cleaning daily
of all telephones was one of the
principal measures in this respect
suggested by Dr. Laberge.
ISRAEL'S LOST TRIBES
Believing that the lost Mongolese
tribes may be fatmd in the farthest
North of Canada, Christian Leden,
the celebrated Polar explorer, and
Harold Thaulaw. of Christiania,
are in the city en route to the wildest
and most uncivilized portion of the
Dominion. The trip will not be
limited only to investigating the
habits and antecedents of really un-
civilized redruen of the north, but it is
believed to be within the range of
possibilities that a new passage
through the Arctic Sea may be dis-
covered a discovery which would lead
to new ways and means Of inter-
course with the Asiatic nations. The
object of their trip is to hent Indians,
not with powder and shot, but with
cameras, einemetograph machines and
phonographs in much Ole same way
that the wild animals he has known
have been shadowed by Ernest
Thompson- Seton. The King and
Queen of Norway approve of the ex-
pedition and have lent their royal
patronage. The University of Chris-
tiania and the Ethnographic Museum
of Berlin are also in sympathy with
this Polar idea and have commissioned
MMMT. Loden, who is the general of the
campaign, to find crit things £or them,
Itis Mr. Leden's theory that there is
a rlteiat connection between the In-
dians who are above and beyond the
%treat Lakes and tits Boonton. , It is
not civilized Indiana 110 want 10 study
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