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WM. SPENCE
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
Of MARRIAGE LICENSES
Alpe Bel the post 018ee, Ethel, 804
• JOHN HARRIS,
Agent Howie k ,11ptuai
Fire rueurauco Company
Moe auo Lteeldeuee-,
Business Qards
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Studio et Garter's AiusictStore, one door North
of the Standard Banat, 13reeeele, p.t%
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P s d coosorte IMF tMee1 2 the
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tion of Ano rvat ororoe Minn°, m d88 p e e'ro•
ropto Conservatory of Irtusio, and is p 501, 'ed
to take puptia at her'home, PrIllOON street,
f-w•Vtatts Elhal Friday end Saturday or gaol
week,
•
DR, T, T,'MrRAE
Bachelor of Medicine, University °Mort00 i
Irioontiate and Greduato of the CollegIe, of Flip
O lellg0 o Eve, Ewer Nolle end Throat 1iioepit i,
Chicago, Ill• f6x.Bouoo Surgeon 10 St. Mien
11el'a BoapitsF, "1'erlllttl.
OlRoo over F. R, Smith's Drug Store, Tele.
phoria oomiection with Urnnbrook tit all hours,
... WALTON. ONT, I DR. M. FERGUSON
JOHN SUTHERI,AN O. ETHEL. ONT,
P401:flan and Surgeon; $oat Graduate roto"sus
IasuaANes, ' f soden !Mag ), New York and Chicago Hos-
' pltels, Sewed attention todisease 02 0,08, per,
nese and throat. Eyes teased for glnesta,
FIRE AND MARINE,
I's 11 ELP11.
AUCTIONEERS.
ii' S. SCOTT AS At AUCTION.
cutters e • n ' in111e8aelllor time and Br less creme, ee
than any other. Auctioneer In East Huron or
nn wun't!barge enethiug, Dates end orders
can always ho arranged at this ohne or by
-re .nag application,.
ti{ Ai. Ali;; 4ONVEYANCIN.G.
DR. HAMILTON
Dumas 8upgoon'
Honor Graduate Dental Department, Toronto
Univeralty ; Licentiate of Royal. College or
Dental Surgeon, of Termite. Officein Smith
Stook recehtly vacated by Dr, Neild,
DR. WAROLAW
Honor graduate of. the Ontario Veterinary..
College. Day and right calla. Office opposite
Flour Mi11, Etltel.
,�vtzd.9kVa Femme: 1t'w'I14rear
BRUSSELS
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N A NIt1H'reat II, hfLI01.1'01.e, NOTARIES
PUH LA I, ETD.
W. eu000xuo'r, K C R. O. HAye.
J, 1,, KILLDRAN
OtUoee-These formerly moulded by Messrs.
(honoree dt Holo
(5001al00, ONTARIO,
A[[1U4
Royal Mail Steamers
autumn Sailings
MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL
Victorian Fri. Aug. 18 Fri, Sept. 15
Corsican Fri Aug. 26 Fri. Sept. 22
Virginian ,.....,Fri. Sept. 1 Frl. Sept, 58
• Tunisian Fri. Sept. 8 Fri, Oct. 6
MONTREAL TO GLASGOW
Bootie'? on Set. Auug.'12 19 Sat. Sept. 6
Ionian Sat. Aug, 26. Sat. Sept. 28
GrampianSat. Sept. g Sat. Sept. 80
MONTREAL To HAVRE AND
LONDON
Moderate egrslligat(sond)abinpassne,andc Hclass
France.
Superior accommodation at minimum rates
- will be allotted on steam ere for the balance of
the St. Lawrence season.
Full information as to rates, eta., on applies -
tion to
W. H. KERR..
- - Agent Allan Line, Brussels.
t'"
Young People
e le
We can prepare you for business at
The Listowel Business College
v.
We lace our
place
graduates
Our graduates 800 oogoful. positions.
and ShoithRnd.Fall Term
opens September 6111. �^ -
EDWIN 0. MATTHEWS, Prin.
,wa91ea7ierreAa39AsaVAvrcoz
Make Your Decision
Between Buccoes and Failure
A Courses in the Popular.
CENTRAL
Bfii3llTEVRP. ONT.
• Will prepare you for an excellent pool,
tion a the Business World, The first �.
$ otep to important -Your choice of a
School. Our Catalogue eap-lelna why
this Cellege ranks among the best on g
this continent; Write for one toelny.
Enter pow.
Cor. Young and j W. J. ELipOTT,
. Ate:cander Sta. 1 Principal.
r
"4k2>`4AVA 6m'0a^Al>,aa`4A'elAsd
RUPTURE:
Cured
At your home without
pain,
danger er
oro
operation.
My method Will cure ap-
parently hopeless cases no
matter what your age is.
or •how long , ruptured.
Why wait until rup-
ture
Y P
ture becomes strangulated
when you can be' curedlt?'.
Do not wait - fill in coupoD
Age . Time
Single'or Double •
Name ... ........
Address,, ......,
Ned i'ettirn"'to
Jr Si, SMITH
8e
Calodohla
st,
Dept, A. • Stratford, Ont ?'
WAA.TON
To Toronto Tp Goderioh
Expreea 7:41 ainExpress 11:87a In
Express ' 2:67 p 141 I Express 7:65 p 141
WROXETER'
Going Eash' - 7:0535. m. and 8:65 p, nn.
Going West - 12:40 and 8:47 P. m.
All trnine going Eastconnect with 0 in
Orangeville for Owen Sonnd, Elora and T
G. B. stations,'
GEO. ALLAN, tont nLA
, e gent.
Mistiir•t .Aetna
Trowbridge
Norman Boyd, of -Hamilton, visited
his uncle, Robt. Oliver.
0. W. Oosens was visiting his bro-
ther, S. 0osens, Parkhill.
Mr,. R. A. Crane has returned home
after spending several months with
her sister, Mr's. John Large, of Tor-
onto.
Miss' Iva Allen returned house to
Rochester, afterspendiug the Summer
with relatives here. She was accom-
panied by her grandfather, who pm -
poses spending a couple of weeks with
his daughter, Mrs. J. Allen, bf that
ciMrs W. Pickford and danglltee,
Ruth, of Washington, have returned
home aftera short visit with the
former's'sister, Mrs. J. Code. They
were accompanied by Miss Lottie
Code who intends spen ding some time
in Washington.
"I have a world of confidence in
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, for I
have used it withet'fect s
writes Mrs, M. I. Basford, Poolesville,
Md. For sale by all dealers.
Atwood
John
Roger
attended
gthe annual
meeting
the Embalmers' '
'Associa-
tion tlOn
InO
T ,onto
After being with. Iiay, Brae., of
Listowel in charge of grain elevator
of Atwood, for nearly 80 years, Robt.
Anderson; has recently retired, and
his place is being taken by his brother
Hugh, of the 10th con., of Elute, he
having sold his farm to J. T. Ander-
son, another brother.
A very unfortunate accident hap-
pened on Tuesday afternoon of last
week at the home of Won. Mere,
when' little Lloyd had his leg broken.
The accident was. a peculiar one,
Melvyn an elder brother was iu the
act of getting a coat ,that was hanging
on the wall by climbing upon . a ledge
and in so doing lost his balaupe and
fell on Lloyd who was lying on the
floor with the above result.
-7.-
Stool KnIfe in The'Ri@ah
That's Ghe seusatinit a 1i
Robert Price of n, 4 rimed be
P p e t •
knew t was li (= on, A11G, tee
i sciatica and of cogtee
used'4Nerviline," As usual it cured
and he says ; "No Iininien( can excel
Neryiline. _Safer() pains tirade my
side lame. It. wee lisle, a steel knife
running thrbeggh` the flesh l rubbed
in lets OYNei•viline and was completely
cured." -,q, regular snap for Nerviline
to cease. ,S' eiatiea and rheumatism.
It sinks into the core of the pain, eines
it in short order. Large 25c bottles at
all dealers.
Listowel
Listowel Fall Fair, Tuesday and
Wednesday, Sept, 10 and 20.
Harvey K. Schell, of Polo, Ill., has
r et,In'
neee
t town
mid is
< making
ar-
rangements for starting the nu -
facture of horse and" cattle powders
bete. The industry will be an oifsh0t
of the Polo. Manuf.LOturillg Co., in
Illinois.
A sanitarydtiliking' fountain has
been placed at the corner of Main and,
Wallabe streets where the old drink,
ing fountain stood. It is . a white
porcelain faucet, 811 which thea water is
continually flowing, told from which
one can drink without having to use
an unsanitary cup.
A special meeting of the town
council was field and an agreement
signed between the town and 'three
ca tali
pl ata by which, 335 Elie event of
the town loaning $25,000 at 4s%. they
will erecta large brick of eerneet fac-
tory and agree to elnploy;not lees than
60 mon, They, will manufaetiu'e
telephones and electrical appliances
and their factory and equipment le to
have a; value of not loss than $40,000.
In the !went of the e i1 y 4 -
lt
tV tarrying
tyork Evill he commenced at once; and
factory' it is expected will be running
by ilte spring of 1012,
Death game 'With a terrible sudden -
nese to Robert 11441ilton, who
drop:
led deed it 1119 i)!It#N Alain
strep'
t
WH8tr about 10
rf
ckTh r
qday morn,ing.
Ile. was 111 lila 35513121 health and
hpd been down to59nWednesday after -
nn
on.ll
•lc r; '
l a t oubl is
astrl)pnfied Co
It
at v!i ettnsrd 1118 satddpn demise. The
II
leu
t G1LSH i " 1
t was t s (i'al,
of " is age m, and was
horn in Ireland, coming to Canada and
settling 131 Elmo nearly fifty yeal•B
ago, lie leaves a wife, but no family,
it Bungs In Your -fare
That same cough 18 everywhere you
go, dein/ 041,3 hollow because coneti
Wye. First 31 was ,cattier6 whirls
could have been mired by Catarrh -
ozone. Mural, liever neglect it mild,
never twills! with C(1tlttrl1, go to 'yo
thlrgglst and get On8aerhllzo)e. It's
instant de*tll 4o colds, cures them In tt
few minutes, Throat trouble Lund'
catarrh tIORtppeltf 4484 by magic. Ottt-
tetehuzuueis the great throat, naso
48438(8 brutcllild remedy to d)e,v. 'rl1c trs-
arrd84138eiI, d001.111 81310131:1il1eil-.wliy,
because it does retinue gnillcIY and
01111 Lhounghly, 'rum sizes,. 210 owl
41.00 at ell (teeters,
NMoleswortb
Robt. Mulntesh left for I;'in)oull,n.
Mrs. 1)avid home Atte been visiting
(1.few days with her parents. in Patnr-
eeetnlI.
ACCID2'Igl,-Charles 158110bell, npia r.
isl, met with a bad ,ttelideut recently
whirl laid hire Irp,for a few (lays
Ile Was bringing home a 1(1)1(1 05! hpoy
MI 1) 11 bee farlll he has and when
about 411, 31138981`17)11 the 8411111850' ll
815Lrliiug Milo'. The horse turned
sharply ,841 eight 'tangles across Ibe
toed 11p4ettnn1the .tv1t 1)41tmltiron•-,
IIIR113'. Mitchell out and the honey 4143
trip 351' haat, tvltllud1c [nese proceed,.
along the read tit 0 ins!: pace. 11
Mitchell gat it bad bruise over thele
'bytemudun Ile shoulder and "tiler
(111 1138 body', bit 8'35, linoolely 00 bone
!fele-blol,t'0.
Tt1E
BEST
RE
body ; they are the 11ltels that remove
11
f ll
1 c 8 lie Mood the waste matter th
4(1
at
351215 lil;o deadly poison ou the v1ka11Gy
anal health of the system. Dr, 13at11il-
ion'sPills stimulate the kid Heys, OX,
pet fermenting i 1 a rtnlg Mat'. '
tet from t i
restore le
1884
bowels,
t 1e )�
tl c li
Yer end stimulate tl. tuuuhtte a
11
excretory .,
and 1
sat secretory organs, lbls.
pueblos Glie blood to cltliekly replenish
15851E and establishes perfect stealth,
No medicine does anuli lastinggood as
1)t', 1lahlilton's Mlindrake (145(5 53utter-
hiltPllie, 255ie.1413(11 tleaiers
Cheese and Butter
Prize Winners,
For-Women—Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound
BelleYllle Ont. -"I was so weak
and worn out from a female weakness
that I concluded to try Lydia If. Pink
ham's Vegetable
Compound. J. took
Several bottles of
it, and I gained
strength 812 rapidly
that 1t- 'seemed to
make anew woman
of me. I can do as
good a day's work
as I ever (lid. I
sincerely bless the
day that I made. up
ply mind to take
your medicine for
•
andIamexceedinglyemale weitkltess,
grateful to you for
your kind letters, as I certainlyproflted
by them. I give you permission to
publish. this any0time you wish." -
Mrs. ALBERT.'WXOISEmm, Belleville,
Ontario, Canada.
�11 Womeneverywhereshouldremember
ft • that there is no other remedy known
to medicine that will cure female weak -
8 ness and 80 successfully carry women
s through the Change of Life as Ldia
Pinkham'sVegetable Compouut, made,
from native roots and herbs.
FAr 80 years it has been curing
women from the worst forms of female
111s -inflammation, ulceration, die-
] placements, fibroid tumors, irregulars
, ties, periodic pains, backache, and
n
er o
♦ »erust,
p atlon.
For bowel complaints in children
alwveys give Ulm tub911,15n's Colic
0110101.a fold Diarrhoea Rein04y ant1
5(19(11)' nil,' 11 is (•1)111(141 to effect 1
cure and when 11137409dwith waive 11) 1
sweetcoell is pleasant to tltke. Nc
)h' ('
si her tau l „
i( r'
i y fi( be tl bet '
I Ile• `
I ewe
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d\ For 1 n sales by all 41eidrrs
Ford wich
School re -opened with a good at-
tendance. The old staff of teachers
IIT chat'ge. - •
Miss Lillian Jlclgar returned to
Winghant to attend High School for
(1(10l,hei' year.
Rev. and Mrs. Andrews have re-
turned from a pleasant holiday spent
aG Otterville, Aylmer and other Wesc-
ein Ontario points..
Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Mahood, of
Sioux City, Iowa, and Dr. and'Mrs.
F. Chalmers, of the same city, were.
spending a few days with the fo1'tner's.
Another.
Miss Gerrie Dobson is the guest of
Detroit friends. Miss Mabel' ISobsou
has gone to Toronto, where she seem, -
ed a
position on the occasional. staff
of teachers.
When the bridge builders were
erecting the steel bridge on the 10th
con., West ofFordwich sideroad, some
of the supports gave away and the
steel was deposited into the river.
Nothing. serious happened and the
bridge was soon put in place again.
Diairloea is always more or less
prevalent dutm g Septehtber. Be pre-
pared for it Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is
prompt and effectual. It can always
be depended upon and is pleasant to
take. Fot' sale by all dealers.
Mytht
h
Fall Fair -October 8rd and 4th.
Miss Pearl Gidley passed her senior
examination 145 music with first class
honors,
Miss Nettie Stewart left for St.
Oatheriues, where she is eugag
ed at teaching,
0. Spafford, 0. P. 188. agent is at
present confined to the (souse witlr hie
old complaint.
E. Coming is very low and suffering
considerable. As he .iswell rip 141
years chances of recovery etre doubt.
fol,
Chas. Bode has disposed of his resi.
deuce to .1-lavicl Nichol, of 314 Ilett, and
itis Mr. "Move's intention to move
least where he epee! his rattly days.
Jas. llirons, who b(1s been iu Dallas
Oity for the past couple e2 7e428, 18
110W 011 a visit to hie parents here.
58e Ilan a good position in the West.
D. erre `
Dr. Gn Stewart, wtt who
has as been
visiting here n ''
v g u.te leftfnt lila bents at Cup -
et•, Sask., where be'haa an extensive
practice. His aunt, Miss J. MoGowati
whoeetas been 1 on .the sick list, accon.
ponied bio, intending' to intake her
home in the West,
If
you want special advice write
forittoMrs.Pinkbanl,Lyynnfl,Mass.
It is free and always Lelpful.
Mrs. ,l'. 1sT, Stretton nt1c1 little son,
who have been visiting here with her
p111034846 313141 fl'iOfl(5s 135 Brussels, re.
turned to her home in Kansas Oity,
Kansas, last week.
The teachers in charge of the public
school are :-Principal, Miss Powell,
of London ; Miss Welch, of Guelph ;
Miss Thompson, of Clinton, and Miss
Black, of Bluevale.
Polling on the 21st is to be held in
Slater's shop for the North and the
Standard office fon' the South division.
Deputy Returning Officers are :-A.
Carr for the North and Elam Living-
ston for the South.
A storehouse For Poisons
You may not think so, but that's'
what you become when the kidneys
are affected. Theseorgans cleanse the
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HARNESS
Oak 'Tanned Loather, tip.
to.clate style of. Trim-
mings, all our own melte, ' and the prides will suit yon (quality Considered.) We will build
to order any style of Harness you may wan t'if not already lit stock,
Trunks, Satchels, Rugs and.Dusters.
Large Assortment of Shoes
in stock to choose from' and prices lower than the lowest.
Let us show them to you.
Two Sets Second -land Single Harness.-
g X4,50 & X6,00
RJ'O'HAtD
.....,60se,64„eser.e0,66som;i„4'
'21,e ('5Su1t 11 the competitions for
11e best butter and checee at the
T4ir(n14n Exhibition are as follows :-
Se Aloe 1,'Jtine co:ore,4 11Hese--i, 1),
Menzies, Molesworth
411 ;, ,'' A, J"hump•
son, A t'Wi1o4 , 3, l'. s01111eu, 1Vhod-
stock , 4. 85. i' helve', flail haul 6,
Geo, Ramey, Newry, 0, ,l, 1±1. Carter,
Parton,
Settion 2, •July colored 1, 12. Oar tel,
Gilead ; 2. D, Menzies, ,48 1 •swnral ; 13,
D. P. Howes, Alaltlahti ; 4, 0. D. Mc-
Eeezie. ingt'rsul ; 6, U. J; J�uunelly,
Scottsville ; 6, R. A. Trelev(1u, Roth-
$eeti011 8, ,llrne white -1, 13. F.
Howes, Maitland ; 2, T. O'Flyuu,
Tavistock ; 3, R. A. Thompson, At-
wood ; 4, D. 110uziea, 1)1olesworth ; 5,
W. Stokes, Britton ; 8, Geo. Jflupey,
New? y.
Setltion 4, July white -1, Geo.
Etnpey, Newry 3, OuthberLson,
Sebriugville ; 8, P. 'O'Flyiei, Tavi-.
stook 4,B 10. Howes, Maitland ; 5,
0. 1'84. Francis. Cassel ,•' 8, 0. J. Don-
nelly, Scottsville.
Section 5, ,August colored -I, 0 A.
13arber, Woudatock ; 2, E. Outlet.,
Gilead .43, R. A.TIbmpsou, Atwood;
4, Geo. Haney, Newry :5, H. 1V, Hamil-
ton, Menktou ; 0, J L. Stadelbauer,
Listowel.
Section 0, August white -l. R. A.
Thompson. Atwood ; 2, 1•i. J. Neebe,
Tay ist,ek; 3, 11, W. Hamilton, ,11ouk-
ton ; 4, Gen. Ewpey, Newry : 5, W.
G. Goodwin, Bi8nuttic ; 6. D. Menzies,
Molesworth,
Set:tl
Ull 6, Stl 1
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H. W.
Handl-
toe; 1Jonk1011 2, R. A. Thompson,
Atwood 3, Geo limpey, Newry.
Section 8, Flats -1, R. A. Thompson,
Atwood'; 2, Geo. Einpey, Newry ; 3,
E. Cru Ler, Gilhead.
R. A. Thoupsoi. of Atwnod, won
the Association Cheese Trophy again
this year. This being the third year
in succession, the trophy becomes the
property of Mr. Thompson. The
trophy was won for the highest scor-
ing cheese on exhibition.
Farm dairy, Butter -I. L. B. Greg-
ory, Poplar Hill ;2, 1, W. Robertson,
Vankleek Hill ; 3, 8. H. Pugh; Milver-
ton; 6; Maggie Johnston, Bowood.
Farm dairy, section 8-1, Mrs. A.
Flemrng, itlilverton; 2, Mrs. Simpson,
Atwood ; 3, Maggie Johnston, Bo -
wood ; 4, Mrs. A. Thompson, Fergus.
Farm dairy, section 7-I, Mrs. L.
Wilson, Burlington ; 2, Mrs. W. Mor -
ran, Walkerton ; 3, S. H. Pugh,
Milverton ; 4, Maggie Johnston, Bo -
wood.
Helps Mon To Work Hard
That's_what Ferrozone does ; it sup-
plies tlieadditional strength that en-
ables a man to maintain health under
difficulties. "Last Spring I was so
completely stet
y fagged ed nu
ti
could not
work" writes J.
W McNichol of Turn-
bull, Man. "In the morning I was
tired limbs ached all over. Had no
appetite, was sleepless, nervous and
unhappy. Ferrozone put new life into
me. Now
I can
eat heat •
tilt', nerves
are strop I sleep
well.
g I know
P
the
joy of health." It's by supplying
nourishment and good blood that
Ferrozone builds up; try it -60c per
box at all dealers.
Grey Oouncil
Municipal Council of the Township of
Grey met in ,the Township Hall, Ethel,
on August 31st. Members all present.
Minutes of the previous meeting read
and adopted.
McArthur -Fraser,- That Reeve be
instructed to look after the cleaning out
of the portion of Howard Municipal
Drain asked for in requisition of Duncan
McTaggart, Carried.
Cole- McArthur,- That Buchanan
Drain account be placed in Metropoli-
tan Batik, Brussels. Carried.
Brown--McArthur.-'That Clerk be in-
structed to ask for tenders for tile re-
quired for the Alderson Municipal Drain;
the tenders to be opened on Monday
Oct. 2nd, Carried.
McArthur- Fraser.- That following
accounts be pairs :-
lohn Sanders, drawing grave), 500. ;
Geo. McDonald, gravel and (haulages,
$6 to ; 12. Menzies, gravel, $9.28 ; H.
Dobson, gravel, $7.76 ; W. C. Steven-
son, gravel, $14 40 ; S. Walker, gravel
$4 66 : C. Pollard, gravel, $7 18 ; Wm.
Oakley, gravel, $1 84 ; A. Pollock,
gravel, ,$5 44W
Ro I
sou re
at,
ra
culvert, $10 00 R Francis,removing
stump, bdy. Grey and Logan, $.75
John Rolm, coo Statute Labor, $2.00 ;
J. H. Williamson, work on grader,
$4.00 ; H. Clark, worst on grades $t,00
R. Clark, work on grader, $2.00 ; S. T.
Plum,
repairing serape'', ler
750-
IbinMcEval
gravel, b
OU
$ WHemingway,
gravel$r.rz W.Henngway, to
pay
sh0vellets, $7,50 ; R Miller, gravel
$14.80; 1?. Lemont, to pay shovellers,
$2 00 ; S. Snell, shovelling, $2 00 ; J.
McNair, tile and digging drain, $5 25
A. H. McDonald, pt. salary $200 00 ;
W. Hudson, gravel. $4961 Geo.
Edwards, rag•bolts, 75c ; Mitchell Bros,,
spikes, 200 ; 301131 McDonald, culvert,
lot zr con, 2, *moo : W, Blinco, culvert
and digging award 'drain, $5.10 ; H,
Canlpbell,,repairing culvert and draw-
ing gravel, $6 00 : R, lacklin, repairing
ettivert, $7,00 •, G. Emitter & Co., spikes
28c ; Chas, lferr, tile culvert $2,80
John Sava e, cutting brush, $5 00 ; W.
aa
l l er delivering
lumber for culverts,
$5-00 ; R. McDonald, gravel $8 88
John Brvans, gravel, $6 oo; W. Bray,
gravel $7.36 ; Robert Bowes, gravel,
F7 user--Brown,-That We adjourn to
meet Monday, Oet. 2328, Carried.
H. !b
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As usually treated, a sprained ankle
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THREE COOKS AND
THREE REASONS
These three cooks differ widely in. ability and experience, but all are agreed that the
Prime essential in goad. cooking is the stove on which to cook, end all concede that every
stove necessity is met in a
GURNEY -OXFORD RANGE
For no matter how much or how little cooking is done; no matter what the experience
given or required, there are certain prime requisites for every; kitchen range. Whether the
cook be a professional chef or the young bride with only him" toplcase, the stove must
furnish these three easentiars-eteadineas and control of heat, even baking facilities, and a
grate that gives plenty of air to the fire witha roving of fuel and convenience in handling.
For theae'three problems -on which all cooks are agreed -the GURNEY -OXFORD
RANGE has three answers, three good reasons why.
THE OXFORD ECONOMIZER if, a small lever for the steady maintenance of heat,
Seemed for use only on
Gurney-Oxfords.himo
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urkohlc saving its nfuel as well as
Lbor. Nothing can go up the chimney but smoke and odor.
The Divided Flue Stripdistributes . t Iurine gaunt t evenly, in
front a well as bask of oven, thee ewuring against failure in
baking- There is no better teat of practical stove work than
this oven control.
Are you always duatingP The Gurney -Oxford Rever•
Bible Grate eaves dirt and labor; one-half turn and the ashes
are out;witile the interlocking teeth grind the hardest clinker.
There are ggleety of other "reason?' for the advantage
of the Gurney -Oxford, as a call On us will eonein00 you.
Come in and see our varied. !me, and we will demonstrate
all these (centres to your entire satidsatioa.
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OVR NEW METHOD TREATMENT will cure von and make a man of "
you. under its influence the brain becomes active, the blood purified so that all
pimples, blotches and ulcers heal up; the nerves become strong as steel, so thee
nervousness bashfulness and despondency disappear; the eyes become bright, the
face full and clear, energy returns to the body, and the moral, physical and mental
Youfeel are amen and Icnoowmarriagge cannot be alfailurre. from the let quacks
and fakirs rob you of your hard earned dollars,
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THREATENED WITH PARALYSIS
Peter E.u
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erlbnae:
"Ias ea'with Nervous Debilityamany years. Ilay to indiscretion
and excessesin youth.I became verydesppoondent and didn't
caro whether I
Worked or hot. I imagined everybody
Imaginative dee mosgaut night weaken d
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the doctor told mb
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physicians, wore an electric belt for three
months, but received little benefit, I
BEFORE TSEATMEST evaaiudueed to consult Dos, Kennedy & AFTER THEATaIENT.
Kennedy, though I bad lost all faith
doctors. Likendmwningman I commenced the Now limmoo TREATMENT and ft
saved m71450. Tha improvement was like ma io-1 could feel tbovlgor going through
the nerves. I was oured mentally and physically. I have tent them many patients
and continuo.t0 do so.
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