HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1911-9-28, Page 5DOPINESS CAROL
K.Q.%
M.
Dreesals 'tent of the It
wb110,04 bodhelr replier meet/Ads n the udge
nem, Becker lateen, c1,� the Int and 3r4
'1•paed1y evapluge of each month.
Yteiture Atwny. W. Me4LI,,
SU
II � Rtl m
.. L uo -c U ..
A. , eco lar1ll.
, E
WM. ' SPSNCS
CONVAYANOER pNn 18811B
or MARRIAGE LICENSES
taco in the Post 011leq, Ethel, 8Q.4
JOHN HARRI'S,.
Agent Howiek Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
utiles and 1!eaWepon�.
WALTON, our,
JOHN SUTHERLAN D.
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH,..
AUCTIONEERS,.
A- .41 8, SCOTT AS AN AUGT.XON-
• nazi, will sell for better priced, to.
Dotter Llan, in less oraeand laps chargee
than any other Auctioneer in blast Huron or
Uo won't 0liarge Anything. nates and Orders.
can always be arranged at tyle odiee or. by
-p: ,ramal applto0tion,
MAL ANLI 4ONVEY.ANCINU.
‘�X - M , a1NCLA11i— , '
Na, room, ttoholtor, Ouuvey0neer,
<1.,aary 1'u0lta, ,0o, "11100—h thwart's Nicoll
( .1, o, Nor 1h , .,h LI ,c shite,
h- 1•01auf nil 'ai,i• ue6rchabrae eault. 1.
1JolialllFOG 1, 114Yl8 & Si1,LORAN
a A It It IMP is It !{cal IW I'lil(tl. NOT Ali1 NH
W 1'a, Uar h•1'. It 0 i1. 0. liars
.1; I, 1 tLL.1(1N
Offices— nine 10101.. y ,i iee,.Io:l by 0lobhri
Oan,r•ro,. St Nom.
Uenaatue. "0renao
MLLM E
Royal Mail Steamers
Autumn Sailings
MONTREAL. 70 LIVERPOOL
Turbine & Twin -Screw steamers sail from
Montreal every Friday up to and including
November 17111. 1011.
MONTREAL TO. GLASGOW
Sailings from Montreal to. Glasgow every
Saturday until Nov. 18th. One plass. ,Second,
cabin steamers... ehristmas Sailings
9
FROM ST. JOHN HALIFAX
Virginian ...,.,... Fri, Nov. 24 Sat. Nov. 25
Tuisian tint. Dee,. 2
Victorian S'rl,Deo, 8 Sat. Dee. 9
Corsican ....... @at. Dec. 18
Full information As to rates, etc., on armhole.
tion to
W. H. KERR,
Agent Allan Line, Brussels.
C, ryC�
YoungPeople
At. We can prepare you for business at z
The Listowel Business College
Weplace 'our graduates in. positions.
Oar graduates are successful. Two -
1
Courses Conan rolal en ho
e d Shorthand.
1T(
Fall Term opens September 6th.
P P
EDWIN 0. A
Trrlw8r
Prin.
sm7¢ta4®VIIA7ma
F�n
r,........„....,,,............„
ake Your Decision
etween SuccessFailure c •
A Course i p
the Popular
�g
TORONTO, ONT.
Will prepare you for an excellent posi-
tion in the Business World, ,The first. 61
Ate is important—your choco of a f
School. Our datalogge explains why �'
this College ranks among the best on 0.
this continent. Write for one to -day.
Enter now. - o,
Oor. Young and W. J. ELLIOTT,
Alexander Ste, ( Principal
'041 imersi i0 e7iti1 Zietteereeere aedrAli�w. • w.e3,
flurTaR
Cured
At: your home without
pain, danger or operation.
My method will cure ap-
parently hopeless
p-parentlyhopeless cases no
matter what your age is
or how long t
g
ruptured.
cared,
Why wait until your rup-
ture becomes strangulated
when you can be cured ?
no not wait Fill in coupon
Age Thne Rup,.........
Single or Double
Name
Address.
and return to
J. S. SMITH
88. Caledonia 84.
Dept. A Stratfordy Ont. t,mommellsomminnlorissmwm
OCciltICCIEC 1Qard6
B
MISE E Rf. ARMSTRONG
srRo�
i`A M
NA
z
eaghgr of Piano
ofutfieeSttandard Darter's
rus(((t. doer tettot'tit
MiS PE S
8 R �' H k e
4 A P
has passed ahceeasfuuy her second examine.
Glen of the Pianoforte Department el the ;to.
rento Oofseryetory of piuste, mrd le crepe nd
to take pupils at her home, P1'inooaa street,
t-•Vleite Either] i'iday and Satordey of eacl,
week.
OR, T. T. Mt RAE
A
Baoholer of Medicine, Unlvorslty of Toronto ;
Licentiate and C+r1ldnote of the College of Ph7'•
aininns Jud -Surgeons, Ont. ; )oat, raduate ''
Chioago WO, Rale and L!trmit l.�osppltal,
Lanolin, III. Ex -House Surgeon. to St, ailoh•
Delco over 0'. R. Smith's Drug Store. O'ole•
Phone connection with Uranbrook at 911 hours:
eel's Hospital' Toronno
OR. M, FERGUSON
ETHEL., ONT..
Physician and Surgeon; Poet Graduate courses
London (Eng.), (Pew York and Chicago EDS -
pi tale. Special attentio1l todlseawe Stare, ear•,.
troth and throat. rayed tested for 01110303.
OR, 'HAMILTON
Dental Surgeon
Honor Graduate Dental Department, Toronto
University ; Licentiate of .,Royal College of
Dental 8argeona, of Toronto. Otliee in 81010,
Week recently vacated by Dr. Feild,.
DR.'WARQL.W
Honor graduate of the Ontario 'veterinary
Oolloge. -Day and night mills, Ofeoe opposite
Flour Mill, Ethel.
Gnaw) i'rt<<'ova Razz mar
BRUSSELS
Goleta So pain (80100 Noowo
Mall 7107 a U1 I Express ...... 10:65 a ,n
Itxpres+, 11:25 a In Mair .. 1:59 p m
19xpress ..,2;560 in Express , 8:62p ,n
C•°'l.v'elatrJX xtP'll�d'Pu°
waLrON
Tu I m unto to Goderioh
Express .... 7:41 n 1111 Express ....:11 :37 a m
(Express 2:57 P11; j Express 7:65p in
WROXETER
Going gest - 7:05010(1010 6:55 p. in.
Going wast - 1:;45 ar111 9:47p.111.
All trains going !vast eon ;Int with 0P. -1t at
Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T
(3.13 stations.
OHO. ALLAN, Loon1:A gent.
al istritt .;abut
Wrngham
Miss Maud Flenty is on a visit to
friends in Toronto and Guelph.
W. Currie, of town, reports having
picked ripe raspberries in his garden
last week.
Jndge Doyle will hold Voters' List
Court in the Council Chamber,; Wing -
ham, Monday, Oct. 2nd.
Collector Griffin reports. that over
$7,500 of the Wingham taxes had been
paid 1p to the 15th list., the date up
to which there was a reduction of lly
per cent.
Rev. H. M. Lang -Ford, of Listowel,
will conduct the Harvest -Thanks-
giving and Anniversary services in
St. Paul's on Suuday, Oct, lst, exactly
18 year's after the late Bishop Baldwin
opened the church,
For bowel complaints in 'children
always give Chamberlain's Oolic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
castor 011. It is certain to effect a
cure and when reduced with water and
sweetened is pleasant to take. No
physician can prescribe a better reme-
dy. For sale by all dealers,
Listowel •
The ]'all Fair was a great success.
Rev. W. B. Ptl,llls of Kir '
lderbtonlc
Michigan,is visiting Isis mother, Mrs.
Stewart Fallis, of town.
Miss Sproule, M. D., who has lately
returned from Europe, where she dis-
tinguished herself in her post graduate
u
course,is the
guestOfher father,
John proule, and sister, Mrs, J. P,
Walter. •
An unfortunate accident happened
at the Fairon Wednesday afternoon.
Harry Kaufmann, a 14-year•-0118boy,
while running down the stairs of the
dismantled crystal palace, tripped
over 0 piece of broker) plank and
falling to the bottom, broke both
arms.
At a meeting of the Sough Cup
-football team the following of-
ficers were elected : Hon. Presidents,
the High School Board ; Pres:, lir.
Feasby ; vice -Pres., Mr. Bonis ; 2nd
bice-Pres.Mr. McMillan ; Secretary,
H. Ratcliffe ; Treasurer, H. Roos ;
Manager, Mr. Macclonell ; Captain,
Mr. Polden.
Whore Does Consumption Begin
That Hest sG little tickle becomes a
cough, the cough grows severe, is.
neglected and travels 0111 down to .the
lungs. Treat throat trouble before it
gets severe. Oatartllozone heals,
allays inflammation, cures throat and
bronchial trouble quickly. A marvel
worker is Catarrhozone which pre-
vent, thousands of Catarrh victims
from contracting consumption. Re-
commended by ,doctors, proved by
time to be unfailing. Oatarrhozone
is just whatou need 2”
o1. and 1
sold everywhere. $
Seaforth
Rev. F. IL Larkin has returned from
a trip to Prince Edward Island.
C. H. Broad'foot, who has been ill
Moose Jaw for some months, L 9 18 visit-
ingin ij
1 his family here.
g Y
W. Oudmove was in Michigan 1 gaur with
his pacer, Billy W., attending some of
the big race meets
Mrs. Black and two children left for
their home in Moose Jaw, after a visit
with her parents, W. and Nlrs, Cash,
Will. Bright left for Toronto where
he takes a good position_ with W. R.
Brock 0o's, large wholesale honse fn
that city.
3. E. Willis who has for some tune
'been in charge of the business of the
R. Willis estate, has purchased' the
business and in future will conduct it
in his own interests,
Thomas E. Hays met with a painful
accident. He turned too short oh the
road, when the horse backed up, up-
setting the buggy and throwing him
nut. Mr. Marys in the fall ,strimic the
side of his head 00 the hard road,
bruising his face and injuring his eye.
The Wang friends of Robert McKay,
reeve of `J'uekeimuitil,, will regret to
lea011 uf• the (loath of his (laughter,
l� a
l)orotli A ?lies, which o(ourred on
y b
Monday nal iaillt; of (tsar week, after
011ly a Weeks Muesli front typhoid
fever, The dcaelteed ryas a f'r'igt,ht,
strong, young gill of 18 years, What
makes the case more legretnble is the
fact that their' little son 13 very ill
with the stone discaase. The little boy
was taken ill first, but .a few days
later she was also tri I Theheart
1 a st s arse 1, 1
t
feltsylnpathy of many friends is ex-
1lac to 1 r and Mrs. McKay, lett 1 t a l l s A 1.K ty, ha
their bolls o(' afilietion. The funeral
With place on l:nesdlty afternoon to
the 1lailhtndbatik ((eme(((ry and was
hugely attended.
As usually treated, Ia sprained auk lc
will disable It train for three or four
weeks, but by`lapplyirlg Chamberlain's
Liniment freely as 0hon as the 1njm'y.
is received, and observing the Mucci -
,tions with (((1.11 (fettle, a core 1.1111 be
effected In from tu•o to four days.
For sale by all dealers. -
Blyth
W .1; Pyle, loft for stn extended
business trip L itnl ? I i
a i I I r1,h l to 'West where
tie is manag01' r,r the Acorn Itefiniiig
Oimlpauy of Cleveland Ohio. •
The Ladies Aid in connection with
St. Andiew's Presbyterian (hovel) aro
milking 1'oplu•ntions to hold a ,b.tzatar
on the afternoon of Wednesday,
October 41h, ;the 1m11 day of Blyth
Fall Fair.
Miss Rhode Phillips tele has been fpr
the employ Of F. Metcalf, locking
after the telephone office, left for Dun-
gaanuon wile.( e she has secured a
siutilar 1100111011, ,111011 'I'hresM,t l'le-
LImghhar is Inking the position valcat-
ted here,
'('heMinnal rlrelingoftlie l'Vornlin's
01 1114 lull 'l'elnperul1ee Unfon (91(5 held
:Monday rr last week. Arte((, the
t•ausrtclfun or the regiilar business,
1.110 Olrelfnh'c t ulYiucllx It ink pitue with,
the following result :—Piesideut, ll es,
(i(ty) If400; l56 ]i1.. President. Hiss
13eItlul ; 2111 Vire I't r silent, It. S ,
1t0. Young C. S (1Its. Cll('Lia ;
vs. Bihder , 0; gun's!, AI vs.
Newcombe ; Assist. Organfl:f. Mts.
()hollow ; Sltperiutendanls of 1),.m. el -
metes, dad/tines Cott and \V1'11111111; ;
Tempera uirr to S. 80111,1;1-i,Mrs. Elder
Systematic giving Hiss Bentley ;
Putily • and 1.1ot•hel 's meetings,
lfadtunes Gftlley and OheIIiw ; Flower.
Mission, Mrs Sims ; Anti -Narcotics,
Mrs. Young ; Soientifie Temperance
Miss M. Ohellew and Mrs. -Slater ;
Press Committee, Madames Johnson
and Slater ; Station house Literature.
They Give Wonderful Health
None are so healthy, so buoyant and
fall of life as those who regulate with
Dr. Bauilllon's Pills: Even in one
night they work wonders. Fur and
coating they take. from the tongue,
headaches they relegats to the past,
biliousness and stomach disorders they
prevent and absolutely cure.
Think what it means to have the
system cleansed and purified by Dr.
Ilanlilton'sPills 1. A true laxative, a
perfect tonic,, 'harmless and wholly
vegetable in composition, they will do
you good. To feel and look yourbest
use. Dr. nonillion's Pills, 25c at any
dealers.
•
Atwood
Dr. MeMane left on Tuesday morn-
ing of last week for Vancouver.
Mrs, (Dr.) Turnbull, of Vancouver,
B. 0„ is visiting friends and relatives
in town and vicinity.
Out of four exhibits of cheese at the
Ottawa Fait R. A. Thompson, of the
Elena factory, received 8 first and a
gold medal.
At the Western Pour A'fe sr
s s.•Hol-
man Dickson and d Thom 1(son were
successful in getting a good many red
tickets for their horses.
Elmer Cheese and Butter 0o Ltd.,
shipped 437 cheese being their last half
of August make to Lovell 2+1.
Christmas,
Montreal Thursday
on ' a y
morning of last week. Amount re-
alized $4779.29.
On Wednesday evening, 13th inst.,
the comfortable and commodious horue
of'Thoniats and Mrs. Ohapruan, 2nd
con. of Elma, was thronged by neigh-
bors and friends who assembled to
witness the marriage of their only
slaughter, Eva Birdell, to one of
Elulu's rising young farmers, Nelson
Hamilton. Ceremony took plaice on
the verandah which was prettily
decorated with Japanese lante'ns, and
under a large floral arch, the bridal
couple standing directly underneath a
wedding bell constructed of large
white asters.. Rev. D.. Barber, pastor
of the Listowel Methodist Church, tied
the nuptial knot. The couple were
unattended except by Miss Lydia
Twamley, who made a charming
flower girl in a pretty dress of white
embroider end carried a basket o
y f
flowers, in the centre of which reposed -
MADE
WELL AN
ST'O
By Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Toronto.—I gladly give you me
testimonial in favor of your wonderful
medicines. Last October I wrote to
you for advice as I was completely run
down, had bearing -down sensation in,
thelower part of
bowels, backache,
and pain in the
side, I also'suf-.
fered terribly from
gas,
After receiving
your directions, I
followed them
closely and am now
entirely free from
pain in back and
bowels, and am
stronger in every
way.
I also took Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound before my baby
was born, and I recommend it highly
to all pregnant women.—MRs. E.
W ANDBY, 92 Logan Ave., Toronto, Ont.
Another. Woman Cured
Maple Creek, - Sask. —I have used
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound and Blood Purifier, and I am
now in perfect health. I was troubled
with pains every month. I know other
women who suffer as d did and I will
gladly recommend your medicine to
them. You may publish this if you
think it will help others.—MBs. F. E.
Coox, Maple Creek, Sask.
If you belong to that countless army
of women who suffer from some form
of female ills don't hesitate to
tr
Lydia E. PinkharnVegetable Cora-
pound,
om
pound, made from roots and herbs.
asmaller basket containing the wed-
ding ring. The bride was given away
by her father. Miss Mabel Tugheu
played the wedding march.
The regular monthly Meeting of the
Directors of the Elmo farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Company was
held in the Agricultural Ball, Atwood
on Thursday 19111 inst, All members
of board present but Messrs. Grieve
and Cowan. Secretary reported that
De. Rutherford. Veterinary Director
General, had declined to give an opin-
ion on the Freeman case. James
&Lillie, of fihna, presented a claim for
house and part contenns destroyed by
fire•caused by lightning which was ad-
justed at $825; Fred Gilbert, of Ellice
claimed $50 fora steer killed by light -
Mug on Aug. 18, whim was paid in
fall ; Louis Monk, of M:ornington,
claimed $2 for repairing his house
• • ••
+
•
0
•
.. New Fall •o
•
0 •♦
•
o
0
e.
•
•
•
e
•
Suitingse
•♦
•
•
• to hand •
••
o •
HAVE ONLY •
• •TO BE SEEN TO •
•
• 'BE ADMIRED
• Sold at •
o Popular Prices ••
• •
• •
• (lull and see them,
o •
• ••W. P.Fraser•e•
•
• Merchant Tailor •
APPLES
WANTED
0.4
AT
awl
Brussels Evaporator
On and after Monday, SEPTEMBER llth,
20c & 25c per bag
will be paid for all good paring Apples de-
livered at the Factory. No small or soft
apples wanted and if brought will have to
be culled out or taken home as there's no
market for them,
JOHN CUNNINGHAM,
PROPRIETOR
which was dittuaged by lightning,
which was paid In lull. Applieatlons
foe insurance Werea accepted amolot
-
t
,,1p*88 800, TheIselm" 0( l I
1-
Ptl t 111 Tuesday, 370; flay of October,
Fortilwioh
A. So'• 'a 1
1 1
O, tllsi r l and helpers put in '(
a
wltte!bI(t k h' d
1. S. ' e. U- t
1 A he's
1 a
and Adams' stores,
Mester Herbie Collins had the nus.
fortune to fall from his horse and
Sprain his ankle,
le,
Ales. Alex. Montgomery, uerY, w
a has
spent the last three months in (hese
Sparts, left for bee home in Edmonton.
he was aeeomallied byher daughter,
' Marjory,
p
The many friends or Editor Natters
will be pleased to hear that he is stead
ily Improving. He went through the
operation on Saturday morning, 16(10
inst., which wee successful.
Jumping With Nerve Pala
]'bra's how you feel with notircllgia.
But why lie awake tit night, grumble
05' coudplafu—get busy with a bottle
of Nei viline. It does net like tragic,
seeps out the pain tles'rnys 1t. Harm-
less 11(111 certain, 10511101 in effect.
Nothing is so popular as Nee viline for
aches and pains of all kinds, T1 y it
for lumbago, test it in rheumatism,
move it neuralgia, pleurisy oe colds.
You'll soon acknowledge that Norvi-
iine beats them all. Sold everywhere
in large 25e bottles.
Goderich
8 Harry Chisholrn.' son of John .Chis-
holm, Colborne, left last week to at-
tend Assumption College, Sandwich.
Alrs, Thos. Huckstep will return to
Goclerieh shortly alto. an eleven
months' visit (11118 her nieces in lor-
01ltn,
The annual county convention of
th.• W. 0. T. U. will be held in the
Temperance Hall, Gede,ich, nn Tues-
day turf Wednesday, October lOt)1 aur
11th, On the evening of, the 10th,
Rev, 1h•. Den ey, of Loudon, will give
an address.
William Andrews, rt highly -respect-
ed farther, of Gndet•ich township, was
killed tit Uoda'rich Wednesday after-
noon. lir. Andrews was di tying to
the evaporator with a heavy load, of
apples tud when near Isis destination
the barrel on which he was sitting
rolled forward, carrying the unforUw-
atte man beneath the horses. One
wheel passed over hi's head, killing
him instantly. lot•. Andrews VMS well
known throughout the county as a
drover and for some years a butcher
in this town,
A letter from Chas. 0. Lee
to the town 00011011 contained
an offer to purchase the Sum-
mer hotel for the sum of $4,000. After
considerable discussion it was inoved
by Councillor Elliott, seconded by
Councillor Olark, theft the hotel be
sold to Mr. Lee for Abe sum men-
tioned, Mr. Lee agreeing to have the
place ton ars a Sumpter hotel for at
least five years and to pay all taxes.
This was carried and the matter of
closing the deal was referred to the
special comuliltee with power to con-
sult the solicitor.
Digestion and Assimilation.
Itis not the quantity of food taken
but the amount digested and assimil-
ated that gives strength anti vitality
to the system. Ohawrllerlaiu's
Stomach and Liver Tablets invigorate
the stomach and liver and eatable them
to perform tisefr i'nnctions naturally,
For stale by all dealers.
Maitland Presbytery
The Presbytery of Maitland met at
Ashfield on Tuesday,9 h 1Sept. .,e 13ev,
1
0. A1. Rulherf0tlp te•idiu a h Rev.
1
11 McLennan, "1.
Mr. A LJ,e uttw of < I r 1
1 tut? was asked
to situs corresponding member. ,ttev.
Mr. 13remner, convener of Augmenta-
tion, reported that only one charge
required assistance and that it was
hoped that it would not ui' '
4
rorty((?
long It was recommended that the
ministers present the claims of Aug-
mentation before their congregation
urging greater liberality.
The Clerk presented a call from
Port Dalhousie in favor of Rev. D.
Tait, offering $000 stipend with use of
manse and four weeks' vacation, Rev.
Mr, Perrie was appointed to prosecute
the call and give reasons for the trans-
lation. Messrs. McKenzie, Little, Mc-
Arthur and 010111., of Teeewater, rep-
resented the claims of 'Teeswater and
with many of the members of the
Presbytery spoke in highest terms of
the work done by Mr. 'fait and regret-
ted his proposed departure.
Mr. Tait -signified his intention to
accept the call and the translation
was agreed to, Mr. Petrie being ap-
pointed as interim Moderator and to
declare the pulpit vacant on October
1st.hes session ass on records ofVr
� n barn,
South Kinloss, Molesworth and r h r
d .L •
r1Elt-
now were examined and fouud to be
correctly and carefully kept. •
The Commissioners to the Assembly
reported as to their diligence. lir.
Duncan and Mr. Matheson were ap-
pointed members on the Executive of
Y. P. S.
Rev. 3. A. Ferguson was appointed
Moderator for the next six months.
Rev. Messrs. Hardie and McLean were
appointed a committee on Aged and
Infirm Ministers Fund.
F, S. McKenzie and T. E. Kenney
halving been examined were certified
to Montreal college as students for the
ministry.
The Clerk reported that Rev. Mr.
r
�1 alk r t 1
0 0 Toronto, had declined , 1 ed the
call tou
Dttn t utlon
g
Mr. Duncan stated that he hail
moderated in a call to R. M McEaeh-
ern by the Dungannon charge, bat
that Mr, l(lcEhwheru had asked his
name to be withdrawn.
Mr.I3ardle was appointed as con-
vener of committee on Systematic
Giving.
It was agreed to have the next
regular meetingat m Winghaon Dec..
7th, when Dr. 1:, P. McKay and Dr.
A. S. Grant will hold a Conference on
Missiohs and address a public meeting
in the evening.
Clerk presented the Statistical re-
port in painted forma to be distributed
among the families of the congrega-
tions of the Presbytery.
Report shows the average' givings
per' family its the Presbytery to sti-
pend of ministers is $2.50 less than the
average of the whole church and the
average givings to the schemes of the
chnroll is $1,59 more per family `than
t 1EIrelaOxlse
a41E4 sr
ICi
hp
e 1
i
lt119P1'9
e
by+
Ger of A?aftletnd is '1 2.0 0 l
)' .. 1 U lees lel
$ s than
that of the whole Syood and $214,00
less than the avows a of the whole
ohi2rch, which is $1148,00, notwitlt"
standing act? J1 fc'tht
!Il the : this
one 0
gf
the wealthiest P,;'osbyteries of the
church, W. 3, Wne'r, Clerk,
rho Public le Often Faked
Unscrupulous dealers actuated by
large
profit often r 1.n
rnn and core
ecues"s good as Putnam 's.:Ter
111 only one genuine Oorn Extractor
wed that is Putllaml's Painless wbieh
is it Mir/tele of efficiency and prompt.
nese,' -Use no other.
Wreckage froth the missing Midi
ti1g
Marti') Was tonna1 off, Point
Until.
Forest liras have (dsst•oyedan im1119nsi�'
quantity of pulpwood in Newfoundland:
The steamer City of Genoa was surllr
I t, Clair lti collision with the
III S a vql• in coils w 1 k
on
W, 3, Gilbert,
i 1t
,
13y catching her anchar iz the power
Cable
crossing the Welland Canal, the
steamer Acnes ((speed the dislocation of
traffic In it. Qatharlacs district,
"1 have a world of confidence In
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for 3
have used it with perfect suceees,
writes Mrs. M. L Basford, Poolesvfile,
Md. For sale by all dealers.
`+q+•+•04/0.3.441••3••10.0••1'`0,1 44104'P'II'1440•041+4,040+A .41+•+.
•i
•
•
•
+
•
•
We Like to Talk Kodak
We are always best satisfied when our
customers are best satisfied.. That's one
reason why we always like to talk about
Kodaks. The Kodak goods have quality
written allover thecal.
•
•
d•
•
+
•
KORA KS•.
made and popularized amateur photogra- •
oily. They have always led in improve -
merits in nese ideas: We carry a full lime. •o
They are not expensive—$6.00 zip.
We'll be pleased to show the goods.
J. R. WENDT Jeweler and Engraver, Wroxeter • •
•••••+•+•+.+•+0+40+0+114.44+0 44+0+044+0+0+40+•+••••••••+• w•
This
Little
Crank
In Your Kitchen
Saves 20°0 on Coal
I!IIWIIIII III!L Ike `-
;a
1ECONOMIZER.
PAT OCT.27 08
1IOEN1E0 FOR Cee
WITH GURNEY. 00E0
4,e
u
It is a wonderful patent device, the Oxford Economizer, and is licensed,
for use only on
STOVES
and RANGES
This marvellous regulator keeps the oven at a given temperature. No
heat is wasted—nothing goes up the flue but bad odors, steam and smoke.'
The fire is held for hours without attention—ready for immediate use --
and all this labor, time and fuel saved by simply turning the crank.
With the Divided Oven Flue Strip you have even baking, because of
the perfect distribution of heat, secured by this expert arrangement.
The RevereibleGrate
is provided with strong,
interlocking teeth that re-
duce coals to ashes by
a single turn. In appear-
ance, in details of finish
and design the Chancellor
is an ornament as well as
a necessity in any kitchen,
The re Range e
rep-
resented
g P•
resented and other Gu -
r
ney-Oxfords of every sort
for every purpose, dis-
played on our floor.
SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION
NOW
Wilton & Gillespie
•
SOWING HIS WILD OATS
REAPING A HARVEST OF SORROW
Row many young men
can look back on their.
early life and regret their
misdeeds. "Sowing their
wild oats" in Various.evays.
Excesses, violation of na-
ture's laws, wine, women
and song"—all have their
victims. You have re-
formed but what about the
Beed you have sown—what
about the harvest? Don't
trust to hick. If you are
at present within the
clutches of any secret habit
which is sapping your life
tl� 1 DBBIL i' UY by degrees; if you are suf-
o1.•e(,wap�yp• y5 43-\
tering from the results of
' o�5t ,s,� L' ''- past indiscretions; if your
SOsho lr ,?•'.,' bloodline been tainted from
any private disease and you
dare not marry; if 3'cu are married and live in dread of symptoms breaking
out and exposing
ort? est' ifyou are suffering t as the result
Y P ofa
miss ant
life—DRS,K.t3o.K.R Y
A E YOUR R REU a
F' GE. >;Yyour
case before
themconfidentially and they will tell you honestly if you are curable.
YOU CAN PAY WHEN CURED
We Treat and Cure VARICOSE VEINS, NERVOUS DEBILITY,
BLOOD and URINARY COMPLAINTS, KIDNEY and MADDER Die.
eases and ell Diseases Peculiar to Men.
CONSULTATION FREE. Books Free on Diseases of Men. If unable to call, write
for a Question Manic for • 55O311ty '1.1($;.t.T1O1 N'3 .
��aa le 4f � .` 11�4r t; wtr.ra a � yk.� ,� 7 a< � , �sl ,
s. a'��, ilii i ys �» l n� Y
1
EDY
Cor. Michigan Ave. and Griswold St., Detroit Mich.
NOTICE All letters from Canada xnust be addressed to our
setoessenstesza Canadian Correspondence Department in Windsor,
Ont. If you desire to see us personally call at our Medical Institute in
Detroit as we see and treat no patients nr our Windsor °ti(((es 'which are
used for correspondence and Laboratory for Canadian business only.
Address all letters as follows:
Writs tar DRS. Ick NNh D & KENNEDY, Windsor. Ont.
our private: odd roan,