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111 Term Opens Sept. 5th,
TORONTO, ONT
Con, YONnll AND ALISXANUnn
1 Ono of the largest and hest comma*,
ial schoold in the Dominion. All of
1 -leour0(ni11 poaltles oue, absolutely
tnSStron 1y aLxtf f
leaohore;pmodern courses 8 spleudld
1�1'rqulpm0ut. Every ancient thoroughly
'.atiafiod. Write for our magnificent
,ratnlogue. Address :-
W. J, ELLIOTT, Principal'.
TRAiPN UP A CHILD
And when hup gond him or
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LISTOWF-L
, ,1Torin opens April 11th, 1904
4‘, Two OOereBe-
:51 Oommergial and 8uorthem'.
nt0004 dor 0ollege Journal.
A. L. Ma1NTY1tE, Manager. 4�
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MEDICAL. CARDS.
?R. R. A. BURNS-
__. h Neu kion
r to De. J. A uecesso K
,1 Brussels, UD,nrto
0raduate of Polyclinic Post Graduate
boot of Medicine and surgery. New York
-unbar of College of Physlolaua and Sur-
ma of Ontario.
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a formerly o
Mae and madame same e Y y
(gilded by Dr. omen opo ,
'Semmes of women a apeolalty.
BUSINESS CARDS.
1 ONEY TO LOAN A'L' 5 Pk)R
pont, P.S. SCOTT, tura eole
V. 13, MoCC•-=
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r of Maritage KENeetOuaeo. 01._
7at 0000c00y, Turnborry street, 11ruooaio,
1ARMS FOR SALE -T LIE UN
jj" DnitelrNND Das several goo.' r' 11:141 10.
and to asy terms, iu row usn,
klorr1B and Grey. 01 S. fluQTT.1 rueumie
C. O. F. •
))Sort Fitness Alexandria, No.24, 0.0. 1.,
tinsels. moots in their Lodge Sown, B
1"1„ook, eu tho 2nd and last Tuesdays of
b month, ate o'clock. Visiting brethren
Tars weluom0. JAS. BU10Gll0B, C.10,
A, N. MELLISH, H. 8.
M. MORRISON,
Bluer of Marriage Licensee,
WALTON, ONT.
• ROBERT CUNNINGHAMI
IN0D0AN0a,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
`,l S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
' • nun, will Noll for better pricoa, to
otter men, in lass time and lees chargee
An any other Auctioneer in East Huron or
' eiwon't charge anything. Dates and orders
lit always be arranged at this office or by
faoaal application,
ROBT. H. GARNISS
BLUEVALE - ONT.
1 L Ltictioneer for Huron County.
i Terme reasonable. Sales arranged for
the office of TRU POET, Brussels. 22tf
indigos.
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VETERINARY.
1 A. CUNNINGHAM-
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• Honor GlndnnOe of the Ontario Vet -
nary Collage. is prepared to treat all Me-
lees of domesticated animals lin a oompet-
(E manner. Particular attention paid to
terinary Deotletry and 14110 Fever, Cella
°raptly attended to, Oftlee and Iunrma,-y
our doors North of bridge, Tnrnberry at.,
mete.
iEOAL AND CONVEYANCING.
B. MAODONALD-
• Barrister, Solicitor. Notary, F.to.
aeoeaor to G. F. Blair. Olfioe over Btau-
rd Bouk, Bru01ote. Solicitor for Metro-
Iiton Bank.
;DCT M. SINCLAIR-
' V • Barrlbfer, Benaitor, ,Conveyancer,
btary Public, &a. OStoe-Stewart's Block
door North of 0eutral Hotel
)Iolieitor for tbo Standard Bank.
,'DBOUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR-
ARRIITERS SOI:I01LttRS, NOTARIES
PUBLIC ETU.
PAOTIDPcot, K, 0. BLAIft. R. 0. BABA"G.. Les -Those form.10erly 000upled by Moore
Y'1 -Demme .Holt,
°DEMON, - ONTAn1o:
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DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEIL.D,
DESTIST
adnate of the Royal College of Dental
rgeoueof Ontario and Firot•olaee Boner
adnate of Toronto University. Ogles
xt to 1(rewor'e Photograph Gallery,
++d BRUSSELS.
Fall Term Opens Sept, 5
CENTRAL
{2T;onD.oNT.
It
nevi got a baldness education
and It pays to get it In the school
welch 400 do most for Its students
after . they graduate, This school l0
recognized to be ore Of the. boat Ilusl-
nese 00110100 hi Miriade. All otfr grad.
at
autos r omo nn)2 tioue, Bu0f001 000p�
Col-
lagen taertnontiy apply to as to genre Tt
ear g 1(s for 0 00 teachers. Lf
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%rite for our free Catalogue,
ELLIOTT & moLAOHLAN,
Prinolbals.crt
WINGHAM
11si22,ess College
FARB tITB,YOUNG MF..N,YOUN0 WOMEN,
WAKE UP to the loot that a knowledge
of Bookkeeping, Shorthand and Typewrit-
ing is an equipment for 0000000 In life.
As an Investment It pays a dividend
oyory day 10 the vett',
There 0trine like the I'm -
prove
prgve the pros0uE and yPRESENT.nenure In the
future.
Enter NOW, and mere a thorough training
iu either of our depot0m ants, that w111
pave the business avenues 00000eefu1ly
for you.
Terms and further information cheerfully
glyen by calling or writing,
GEO. BPoTTON, N. REGINALD FLn1'08030,
President, Principal.
12 youro teaching experience.
1i31vsle.
Twenty-one tickets were sold at Blytb
atilt ion for the L 0. 0. F. 0X0000ion to
Detroit.
For nearly two weeks Wm. Sime has
been laid aside from work from a bad
attuok of lumbago,
Mre. Peudalo has gone to London atter
spending three months with her daughter,
Mre, D, D. Crittenden.
Robert Barrett left last week for Mani-
toba and will take np hie reeideuae in
come live town in that province.
Mise Lizzie Watson, of Tampa, nor.
ida, is visiting her nnole, Thomas Brown,
and other friends in the village,
0. P. R. cone0ruouoe is now going on
right in the village. Men and teams are
fast making a new course for the river.
C. W. Vail is away On a two weeks'
vaoation. During his abeenoe George
Lamouq of Wingham will have charge of
the Grand Trunk et0tioo here.
John E. Young, a .former resident of
Blyth, now a commercial traveller, was
married in 8t, George's ohnroh, West
London, a few days ago to Mamie South.
am,
fro re' vvich,
Jas. Brown, er, is nursing a Bore foot
these days, canoed by a railway tie falling
On it.
The end tidings of the death of Mre.
W. R. Mahood, of Boaix City, Iowa, wee
received here.
Rev. Jae. Edgar, who is visiting hie
father on the 4th line, ooeduoted the
[services in the Presbyterian church on
Sunday in Gerrie and Fordwioh.
Word was reoeived on Wednesday of
last week of thedeath of Mre. Krmp,
who epeut last Fall with Mre. J. H.
Johnston. Mre. Kemp wart a greet eel.
ferer from dropsy.
A valuable mare belonging to George
Ashton tell throukh the barn floor last
week and broke her 'back. She died the
next day. Mr. Ashton paid 9170 for her
a short time 0000.
Dr. M, A. V. Armstrong hae sold hie
residence, drug store and praotiae to Dr.
Foster, who hails from Province Bay,
Manitoulin 'timid. Dr. Armstrong has
been practicing here for two years and
nine menthe. He ie nndeoided at to
what be will do, bat says he will likely go
Weer. He gave np his practice en Tina
day noon of last week. Dr. Footer hae
praotioed for three years in Manitoulin.
110W TO GET CONSIVMPT101.
Ninety per Dent of the "tangent" con•
trent consumption by Allowing power of
reeietanoe to fall so low that a favorable
condition for the development of the
baaoilli ie provided. Io a healthy system
consumption can't take root, But where
there is weakness and debility, there you
find tnberaoloeie. For developing
strength and building up the weak
nothing equals Ferrozone. It makes the
nerves enduring and the blood nutritious.
The way it oonverte food into nutriment
is surprising. Just what the man verg
ing on consumption needs -that's Ferro -
zone. If tired and weak don't put off.
Fifty Dente bays a box of fifty tablets at
all dealers.
W limb nm.
Wiugham'e tea rale thio year will be
23 mills, or 3 mills more than Met year.
Roofing the new posh Moe ie now in
progress. So far all the work appears to
be well done.
Two young men were in town looking
Into the prospects for a foundry for
agrionitaral implemente.
W. H. and Mre. Green and daughter
Lizzie,have returned from a visit with
friends in Rainy River. .
W.F. VauStone hes sold hie grocery
tandem to L. G. Kruse, Stook was
taken and Mr. Kruse is in poese0sion.
Mise M. Oornyn has returned from the
city of Mexico, where she spent several
menthe very pleaeently with her brother.
The excursion to Detroit under the
auspioee of Minerva ,Encampment, was
fairly well patronized. Seventy tiokete
were Bold at Wingham elation.
The hay loader is a Most a000u!
labor-eaving invention ; i0 9e said that
sixty were ebipped to Wingham during
the peatseaeon, and that all were sold.
Wm. Orr, coo of Mr. Orr, of Hotel
Brunswick, is holding down a fine alma.
tion in Btown'e ,Ltmtted, departmental
store, Portage la Prairie, al a handsome
salary,
Although Dr, Jerome has Bold hie mei-
deuce, he does not intend leaving town,
but has pnmhaeed from G. 0, Hanna the
house on the opposite corner, occupied by
Demo Davidson. Poseeseioo will be given
by Sept, 12th.
Again the shadow of death hae fallen
on the home of our townsman, T. C.
Graham, and on Saturday, 12th feet.,
death took from the tardily Mies Fier.
0nae, the youngest daughter. Deceased
had bean a eufferer for many menthe,
and notwithstanding that all that kind
Mende 000ld do, wee done for her, she
paged away, aged 20 'pears. Deceased
wait 0 member of the Epworth League of
the Methodist ohurob, and her place will
henceforth be vacant. Service was 0003•
ducted by her pastor, Rev, Dr. Gundy, al
the home.
A painful sodden!' 000urred one day
recently at the home of Mr. Robinson,
who lives on Minnie street near the G. T.
R. bridge. Mre. Robineon'omcther, Mre,
Boot*, was holding the baby, when the
emelt of smoke was notified and Mro.
Robinson notioed that her motberte
clothing wag all on fire. She gniokly
Mind a blanket, and wrapped it around
her mother, outmoded In extinguishing
the domes, before either Aare. Scott 00
the baby Were burned, though the
former's hair wee singed with the flame.
In her heroic' efforts to extinguish the
Omuta Mrs, Robinsnu'o kande were very
aevorely burned, The re,ulte might have
been for more eerfuaa. It in thuugbt
that the fire wee caused by Aire. Soott
stepping upon a wattle, whish ignited
and set fire to her clothing,
A 1111.10 118 IIEAIht('Llli
Ie one of the meanest thinge in the
world. To prevent bilioucnoes neo Dr,
Hamilton's Pills whiob keep the 0ye00m
glean and pure, regulates the bowels,
gives tone to the kidneys and liver.
You'll never have a headache, you'll
never have a sour atomach, but you will
have vigorous braoiug health Ly taking
Dr, Hamilton's Pills. Your druggist sella
Dr, Hamilton's Pills, 25o, per box or five
bone for one dollar,
C1i11 ton.
Five rinks of Olin0on bowlere were
competing in the Goderiob tournament
lost week.
The I. 0. F. Order bag engaged a
Jubilee Troup to give a oonoert in the
Town Hall about the 30003 Mat,
The Knitting Fnotary has bought a
email lot from A. Oouoh, Mary Street,
paying therefore the sum of 980. -
Mr. Ohunt who was so badly hart in
an accident at the Organ Factory some
worths ago, was able to regime work,
Robert A, Stoddart, prinoipal of the
Forest High Sobool and formerly of
Clinton, bas accepted the classical mas-
terehip of the Port Hope Collegiate In.
atitate.
Mime Maggie McMurray, daughter of
John MoMurrsy, formerly of Clinton,
who bee beau training as a noree in a
New York hospital, is spending her holi.
days with friends in this neighborhood.
Ioeso Dodd, who probably gives more
attention to bees than any other matt in
locality, that this is a verypoor
this cosh
honey season, vt ing donbtleee to te wet
weather. O'at of a colony of 45 hives,
be will only get this year about 1600
Me of honey, while three years ago he
got as moob as three tone from pra0lidal•
ly the same oology,
Police. Magistrate Humber gave out
hie deoieion on Friday in the case be.
tween Lloenee Inspector Asquith and P.
A. Lewie, of the Hotel Normandie, in
reference to the double bar. For July 12
Lewis erected a eeoond bar in a room ad
joining hie regular bemoan, which was a
violation of the regulations as made . by
the lioenee commissioners of Weet
Enron. The magistrate imposed a fine
of 920 and coats, and the latter will
amount to much more than the fine,
owing to the adjournments that have
taken place.
LETTER FROM LONDON.
DOAN EvnasnoDT.-I promised to write
you something about London this time,
but I don't see where I can bsgin. The
vastueee of it is appalling. New York
has bat one Broadway, one Fifth avenue,
but London tae many. We paes them
day after day and never know their
names ; wherever you go a sea of Kaman
beings meets yen. We motored out to
Epping Forest the other day, a distance
of 13 miles, and all the way out with the
exception of three miles altogether, we
whirled along between walla of brink
houses built aloes on the aides of the
street, ansete narrow and sidewalks
narrower -some plume too narrow to pass
and we had to bank np to a street corner
to lat a wagon go by. We weut through
Whiteohaple and oaaght a glimpse of the
Tower of London as we whizzed onward,
Oo out through Hackney, where the
first hackney ooaoh was made ; we went
on and on until we thonght we would
never leave those honer(' and races be-
hind. We slopped first at Waltham
Abbey, a fine old building at Norman
arobiteoture, built during the reign of
Edward the Confessor. Sere Harold the
Sax',n was buried, but unfortunately der.
ing the reign of Henry VII, 95 feet were
torn away and with it went Harold's
tomb, and nothing remains today but a
small piece of black marble bearing the
name -Harold-very indistinct 'tie tree
but can he deciphered. The tombstones
in the oharohyard lie °rumbled and
broken and the English Ivy makes a soft,
green covering for these reline of past
ages. At Waltham aroma a abort
dietanoetrom the Abbey rises the mono•
meat which Edward I erected in honor of
a e he made in
tea atopy there R r in bringing
K
the body of Queen Ealnor home to rest in
Weetmioieter Abbey. We took a differ.
ant route home and the view we had wag
charming,
At A,.
McDonald's
Store,
Cranbrook
May be found a
supply of
Binder Twine
of first-class quality. Plymouth sells
at Ioic, per pound and Green Sheaf at
tic. -Now is the time to get it,
Fine New Stock of
Dinner Sets.
Bargains all over our Store.
A. ltd ' D D X96 A LD
CRANBROOK.
Yeeterday we touk the motor oar to
Windsor Castle, 25 miles from London.
The condition of the roads is eaoellent.
England I think would be a paradise nu
motors and bicycles. Oeoe having seen
piotnree of Windsor Castle you cannot
mistake it, the massive pile of grey
atone rising from the green award, tb e
tall Boned Tour from whichfloats the
Uuton leak by night and day, the river
Thames at its feet sparkling through the
green trees, while to the West the little
town of Windsor noatlee diose against its
walla. We entered St. George's Ohaple
first. Part of it dates back to the reign
of Henry III, but moat of it wee built
during the reign of Edward VI, The
grandeur of the arohiteoture, the unrival.
led beauty of carving and tracing in
atone and wood, the soft riohneee of the
light au it streams through the oolored
windows, the sacredness of the place all
till you with feelioge of ewe. We left it
and went to the «tate apartments. The
various monde nre exceedingly beautiful.
I liked the great dieing room beet, for
from its walla look down uson you the
pictures of meg who have swayed or help
ed away the destinies of many countries.
who though long since dead yet live in
their words and work«.
The Round Tower was very iotereeting
Here John, King of France, and David,
of Scotland, ware imprisoned, besides
many other noted personages of that or
later periods. There are two parka, the
Home Park where "Frogmore Hoose" ie,
lu whiob our late Queen is buried, and
the Great Park, oonlaiuiug 1,800 aures
of beautiful woodland .through whittle
roam hundreds of deer.
We left at 3.45 p. m., and were at the
Savoy Court at 6 10 p. m. The ride was
a delightful one ; we have nothing like it
in Canada. Yon miss the great barne
and roomy farm houses where each mac
to hie own master. This 1e mare poetic',
makes a more picturesque scene, but I'd
rather take my ohaaaoe m the world -
come here if you have money to spend,
stay with the "Bney Beaver," or the
"American Eagle" it yea have it to earn.
To morrow Igo to see the College of
Sorgeoue through the kindness of Dr.
Wells.
This isn't much of a letter, the inopira•
tion to write isn't in the London air, eo
you'll have to excuse me this time. We
leave Thnreday for Ostend, iheaoe to
Brussels, Cologne, Geneva, and Paris,
That is if all pea well.
A lady eat across from me in the cafe
today, and I thought at dreh she was a
figure from a show case, but she wasn't,
it wag just paint and powder, but the
application had been redooed to a fine
art.
Oh, I almost forgot to tell you that we
all went to a =ideate at the Botanic
Gardena one afternoon and Mre. R. and I
enjoyed studying the ladies, young, and
old, and English. I don't think they
dress nearly as becomingly as the
merioan omen but I didn't ea
A w u y so of
course, for even though I inolade Canada,
Alaaka, Greenland, eta., in my "America"
Wars, R. would not, and I'm not throwing
oomplimeoto "Uncle Same" way, he's.
cradles' fine
Shoes.
Handsome to the eye
Artistic in design.
Fi rst-rate workman-
ship.
Made to wear and
keep their shape.
Beautiful finish, easy
comfort, very durable.
When you discard
them you want another " ji st like the Last ones."
Then our prices are not the least pleasing part of
the buying.
Here are a few.-
-Ladies' Dongole Laced or Buttoned Boots, heavy or light cotes,
at $1.00.
-Choice Laced or Buttoned Kid Boots at $2,00 and upwards.
HARNESS DEPARTMENT -A choice lot of Single Harness, rub-
ber trimmed, our own make, at close prices. Balance of our
Dusters reduced to cost, Fly Nets, Rubber Rugs, Trunks and
Satchels at Lowest Prices.
Comfortable Dwelling for gain, apply to
/i Vs R • C • . A D S.
got anaemia pride a0 it ie, 1 hope you are
all well and that I shall hear from 300
'loon. illy 10'Idrese remains tbo game.
Iiendest rtt''rdato everybody.
Yuure alrootionately,
Attar Ii. FINnao' n,
July 17th, 10o5.
LIMIT OP 1I1111AN AGONY
Is often reached with oorue, Foolish
booaaea Pgtnam'e oorn extractor puree In
twenty•four hoar«. Don't put off -get
"Pgteam'e to -day -41V year(' in use -
painting' and sure.
Grey Council Meeting.
The Oounoil met pennant to order in
the '1'ownehlp Hall, Ethel, on Monday,
August 14th, at 11 a. m„ the Reeve in the
ohair and other member° all present.
The minutes of last meeting were read
and approved.
Moved by John Brown, seconded by
John Grant, that the agreement of the
oon0raotoro on the Balfour Mouioipal
Drain ae executed be aooeptod and that
the peeve be authorized t0 sign the same
on behalf of the oorpora0ion and that the
corporate Beal be attached thereto. Oar
ried.
Moved by William Fraser, emended by
Dnnoan Johnston that the agreement of
the contractors on the Oox Muniolpal
Drain as executed be accepted and that
the Reeve be authorized to sign the some
on behalf of the corporation and that the
corporate Beal be attached thereto, Car.
med.
Bylaw No. 278, filing the rates for the
°arrant year at 14 mills for oouoty per.
poses, 5 for township br
p pP oeeeand 8 mille
P
for general sohoolpurposes, was read
three limes and finally passed. By-law
No. 274 to levy and raise the amounts
Bent in by the trnetees of the several
School Seotioue and parte of Union
Sohaol Section's in the township, was
read three times and finally passed,
Moved. by John Grant, amended by
D. Johnston that al Bylaw be prepared
to prohibit parties from going over any
of the bridges in this townebip at a faster
rate than a walk. tarried.
Moved by Donoan Johnston, seconded
by John Grant that the defioienoy of
104 on the Bolton Municipal Drain
$ .00 p
be paid over to the Treasurer of the
townenip of Elma. tarried,
Moved. by John Brown, seconded by
Jahn Grant that the refuni of earplug of
$7,64 on the 14th Oen, Municipal Drain
be paid over to the Treasurer of the town•
ship of Elma. Carried.
Moved by John Brown, seconded by
Duncan Johnston that Joseph Ooombee
be appointed inspector on the MoFarleoe
and McDonald bridge abetment(' at the
rate of 91,50 per day. Carried.
Moved by Joint Grant, aroonded by
William Fraser that Edward Collie be
appointed iuepeotor of the Forks' Bridge
abntmeuta at a rate of 91.50 per day.
Carried.
The County requieitinn for this year is
98823 80, that ie 91140 45 higher than
loot year.
On motion of William Fraser, oecoad•
ed by John Grant the following acnonots
were ordered to be paid :-
Robert McTaggart on contraot
Howard drain 9 75 00
A. Hill & 0o, payment of Ethel
bridge superstructure 1860 00
A. Hislop an contract Lamont
drain 450 00
Duff & Stewart, cedar plank for
Oniverte 44 00
Jno. W. Sanders, culvert, lot 21,
oon 12 8 00
Samuel Dann, gravel 7 80
R. 0. Davies & Oo„ Voters' Liat
books 1 20
Alex. Fraser, gravel 4 40
Daniel Neabie, gravel 25 52
Walter McKay, gravelling S. R
6, sou. 16 28 00
Walter McKay, grading lot 30,
eau. 16 6 30
Jas. Denman, repairing Oalvort,
lot 30, atm, 12 8 00
P. Tarr, ailment pipes for culverts 33 00
Jae, Brown, part pay Ethel
bridge approach (South aide)85 00
R. Close, wire fence at White's
bridge 19 40
W. Connelly Co. batenoe of
contract on McTaggart drain 75 00
John McIntosh, expenses to
Goderiob re Kendall suit.•5 25
Robert Close, gravel 4 40
L. A. Mason, gravel 5 76
RobertLivingstone,a ensee
W a
to Goderiob re Kendll snit5 25
Merles Case, expenses to Gode-
riob re Kendall emit 5 25
Joseph McKay expenses to Gode
riob, re Kendall suit 6 25
A. M. Sweeten, Treasurer of
Elma, refund of eurplue on
14th Oen. drain 7 60
Mr. Rose, Treasurer of MoKillop,
delloienoy on Bolton drain104 00
Moved, seconded and carried that the
Connell do now adjourn to meet ou Mon.
day, September 18th, at 10 a. m.
Jong MdINToen, Clork,
Tile Scourge o
Consumption.
mptioai.
Thousands Are ,tytulr-Ir Tired, Lrulgukl
or umt-llnwn Get Protection
Before Teo Lata.
No ohild, man or woman is safe from
consumption unless their blood is pure,
riot and nourishing.
Allow the blood to beoome thin and
immediately the whole eyatem grows
weak. The lunge are deprived of resist-
ing r• rteent tubercular
ing power and a eve p e
baaoilli develops.
The most positive protection against
consumption is Ferrozone, which restores
full etreugth. Weak organs are inetant.
ly strengthened. Worn out Hermes are
rebuilt, New life is given to the lunge
end all danger of eonaumption be destroy.
ed,
Mrs. E. J. Richardson, Manotiok, Ont.
tells as follows of her enormous increase
in health from Ferrozone : "For two
years I wag not well, I was thin and
Anaemic. Totvarde Spring I fall into a
condition of nervone exhaustion, A dead
tirednoso hung over me like n load of
lead, Housework of any kind I Dimply
noted nit do. A bad cough developed
which worried ma greatly f°r
thought
it might bo tuhurettlar, When I firet
read of Ferrozone I was oouvluoed it wits
-rood, I took it tee ttlady for eight weeks
and the change in my eoudition was
wonderful, My (leeks filled oat and im-
mune clear and rosy, I gained eight
pounds and now am strong and vigorous
McKA_Y & Co's
uaust Sae ews
fereereeneeteenetai
During the month of August we purpose slaking n Special
Cash Sale in all kinds of
Table Cutlery and Spoons
Our Clattery and Spoons include various makes from the Cheap-
est to the Rogers' Gemmel/347 Goods.
- Rogers' 0847 Goods at a Reduction that will positively please.
- Rogers' to dwt. Knives at $04..00 per dozen.
-Triple Plated Knives at 93.00 per dozen.
SPECIAL IN BUTCHER KNIVES -5 doz. fine high grade Butcher
Knives at 25 per cent. below the usual prion.
SPECIAL IN SPOONS -One gross Tea Spoons, extra heavy Silver
Plate on a plate of nickel, usual 3.5o, now $z.00 per dozen,
SPECIAL IN BERRY SPOONS AND MEAT FORKS-
-A limited quantity of Berry Spoons, usual 0.25, now q5c,
-Berry Spoons from 75c. to 92.0o.
-Meat Forks front 750. to „sl,po,
HANOVER CEMENT always kept in stock.
COME AND SECURE A BARGAIN.
A. M. M c A V
r
as poeaible."
Ferrozone feeds, nonriehoe and tones rip
the body -it sande the thrill and vim of
robust health from bead to foot-makee
you feel better at an0e. Won't you u00
p
Ferrozone ? Price 50 manta per box, or
six boxeo for S2.50 at. all dealers, or N.
O. Poleon & Go., Hartford, Conn„ U, S.
A, and Kingston, Ont.
Nelson, B. 0., le aurroanded by forest
Brea.
Four lives were lost in a fire that de•
etroyed the Grand Hotel at Nelson, B. 0.
Freeman Jacobs, of Hamilton, and
William Roberts of Drayton, Bell Tele.
phone linemen, were found on the rail-
way near Palmeraton, having been etrnok
by a train. Jumbo is dead, but Roberta
will re0over.
00E BRos.
Have placed in stock a
fine assortment of late
American
E (nags, •Waltzes
and. Two-steps
All cold at price
250_ ACg3
Sign of the Golden Clock.
W. F. Streit
WATCH, S
W. F. STRETTON
can supply you with any grade of
Watch you require and at the lowest
price.
JEWELRY
You can rely on any piece you pur-
chase from us to be just as we rep-
resent it,
REPAIRING
If your Watch is not satisfactory
after my repairing all you require
is to return It and Iger your money.
FULL RANGE OP
Boots and Shoes
Readymade Clothing
Dry Goods
and Groceries.
A Choice Stock at the
Postoffics Store
CRANBROOK
CALL AND SEE
US.
A. J. M. Helm
DO YOU KNOW ?
After 14 years as chief inetruator of
Bir Isaac Pitman's Shorthand and
Touch 'Py smiting 1n the Western
Ontario Shorthand and Bneinese
Academy of the City of Loudon,
MISS MORPHY
baa boon engaged by the
Spotton Business Col-
lege, Listowel,
We can guarantee all oar worthy
gradnet° Stenographers Iterative
positions.
OPENS SEPTEMBER 4TH
Write or call.
GEO. SPO'1"1'ONPxit,
Phone 70 cipnl.
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