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OR, WARf3LAW --
Honor grudurlto of the Ontario Veterinary
('olleg llay and night balls. Office opposite
Flour Mill, Ethel,
T. T. M RAE
8., M. O. P.. .r. S. O.
11. tJ. H., V111ngo or lirnmeula,
Pity tern,, Soraeon, A •,munheur
(aline to , Maden,!,, opposite Dlolvllle Clausal,
IVln,nm street,
WHITE B. A.
PJl)yt('.IAN AND SURGEON,
Graduate Toronto University of Msdlclne,
Hpnci,w,t:notion riven 1' dkoaM4N nP ehnclron
811 $urin•ry.
Oftico: Dr, Bryans OIU Stang
Phone 46 Brussels
cdAMES TAYLop2
licensed Auctioneer for Huron Co.
Will .c--11 for as good mitt. as nny other Aum.
ttensor or charge nothing,
BEL(}RAVE A. O.
P001QFO T, KiiLOHAN & COOKE
Barri.,tcrs, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
&C.
Odloe-,n the ldq ue re, :Ind door from Hamilton
street,
UODERic1H. ONT.
moo rands to toxo at lowest rates.
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lemon implements intending the T.
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1_-tancls to -14 aar without a
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1 unto promptly in peep imp, have (.1
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1 Ourlllh o uruagit( 1t, of 01119 14 well known. 4
PT Write today fur our largo Catalogue. 1S
W. J, ELLIOTT, PRINO/PAL
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BRUSSELS
Goma t5onmrl GOING NOa'r17
Express 7:00 0 mDiall 11:112 a m
Express 8:53 a LnI lexprc'N0 9:071! m
alt Nanlataf raCIPIC
,WALTON
To Toronto To Godorlah
Express......... 0:47 a nr I Express .........11:91 pm
Exprees...... 2:27 p m Express 9:07 pm
WROXETER
Going Haat - 7:11 a, m. and 8:81 p, tn.
Going West - 12:80 and 9:85 p.m.
Alt trains going Hast oonneot with C. P. R. at
Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T
Q.13. stations.
GEO. ALLAN, Lobel Agent.
rural etvs Items
See that your name is placed on the
Referendum Voters' List without fail.
'('uu we'n't have a vote unless it is on
this specially prepared list.
Rev, Dr. Shearer, general secretary
of the Social Service Council of Can-
ada, left Toronto last week for Eng-
land, where he will attend in Septem-
ber the World's Brotherhood Conven-
tion,
Will Make Appointment in December.
The appointment of a school in-
spector for the counties of Huron,
Lambt ,1
(n and Middlesex will not be
made until the December sessions of
the councils.
How Accidents Happen
When you hear a motor horn, make
up your 1n111d immediately what to do
Either stop or proceed, but do not
hesitate. The chauffeur reads your
intentions by the first move you
make, If you then change your mind,
an accident is very liable to result.
Mail To Germany
It is permissible to forward mail t.)
the part of Germany occupied by the
Allied' troops, but a ruling is being
applied for as to whether any ,tail
to any pari of Germany can be for -
worded. however, there is not much
demand in this town for such com-
munication.
What Money Cannot Buy
There is no more serious mistake
titan to suppose that money can buy
everything. It cannoturch
p asp a
good night's sleep nor an appetite.
.Ilaay a millionare is a sufferer from
dyspepsia and insomnia. Money can-
not buy friendship, nor peace of
mild, nor a tranquil conscience. The
best things in life may be had by tite
poorest, bought without money and
without price,
New Forms Issued For
Liquor Prescriptions
Doctors have received notice from
the board of license commissioners
for Ontario that special forms for liq-
uor prescriptions are to be used
henceforth. One is to be used when a
patient is receiving the order for any-
thing up to a quart of spirits, or a
dozen bottle, of beer, and the other
when the doctor procures for his own
use in practice a quantity not to ex-
ceed ten gallons.
Died In China
Last Friday's Globe contains the an-
nouncement of the death on June 5th
at Shanghai, China, of Dr. Robert Joan
Storm, at the age of 82 years. The de-
ceased gentleman was one of the pio-
neer residents of this Section and prac-
tieed his profession in Lower Wingham
and will be remembered by the earlier
residents, He was interested In the es-
tablishmeut of the Presbyterian Church
Either stop or proceed, but do not
China for some years. lie was a bro-
ther of Dr. William Sloan, of Toronto
and the late Andrew Sloan, of Blyth.
Sleeping on Hot Nights
There are lots of people who have
difficulty in getting sleep these Itot
nights.. Just before going to bed
sponge the body from head to foot
with cold water. Don't dry it off, lie
down on the bed without any covering
and you will soon experience waves of
coolness: if you don't fall asleep in
half an hour or so sponge youself
again. But don't try this cold water
treatment If you are afraid that it
will cause you to have neuralgia or
nostalgia or otitis or aeroplainitis, for
the chances are that your power of
thought will cause you to believe you
are getting chilled, and then you will
have morbid mental visions of these
frightful things.
Those Eligible To Vote
On Refererndunt
Some time in the tall will cone
the vote of tite temperance refer-
endum, and those eligible to vote are
being enumerated,er1
ted, All
Members
or
ex-melnbers of the naval and mili-
tary forces of Great Britain, her
dominions, or of her allies are en-
titled to the vote if they were resid-
ents of the toent at the time Of en-
iistnneet, whether they are of age or
not, Residents, wlto are British sub-
jects by birth or by naturalization
be accepted after August 31, 1920, as
months since July, 918, and who
have been in the city for et least
three utontils previous to July, 1919,
all entitled to a vote, providing
are 21 years Of age.
Time la Gut Thou
Co ar 'rn'ttc t of e' ' est .
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u ,2lo!t, ', ( q- !ALAI 41ould
will soon be their seeding lime when
there will be a great nullticiplicity of
their kind
The honey Crop
tjkreer and ba- t keine'
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n 131 >t pout, ,it Ontario It ,, iter
poure01 crop in 311 )1us. Ihete was
t falr honey flaw 'luring fruit ;111,1
dandelion hlocnu, 01 which 111010 r. a
limited surplus.
Relax Teaching Qualifications
lion Dr, Cody, Minister of Edu.
cation, announced Friday that in
view of the comparative scarcity of
applicants for continuation school
systems, it has been decided that,
n
n huthslanding anvthhl ` to the con-
trary in the amendments io the rep, -
la lions of 1917 and 1918, all high
school -Assistants' certificates granted
under former reguialions la thus,'
who do out hold degrees in arts, will
there. Dr. Sloan had been residing in
well as before that date as qualify -
Ing the holders for positions as its-
sist:mts In high schools or colle'
glade institutes.
What Other Towns Are Doing
At :t recent meeting of the Strath-
ruy Board of Trade ,Mayor Dampier
gave a resume of the answers written
on the question papers sent out by tate
Board to ascertain the opinion' of the
merchans of the town as to the best
way to improve their respective busi-
nesses. Systematic advertising, up-to-
date window displays, the adoption of
a strictly cash system, etc, were ad-
vocated as a means of improving mer-
cantile business. Several ways were
suggested to ' improve the town and
make it go ahead, viz: The securing
of more factories paying a higher
scale of wages; tate adoption of a
system of management of civic af-
fairs by a paid commission, rather
than by the usual Town Council; tate
determination of the citizens to boost
the town and all its activities in word
and deed, rather than .knock; and
some others, all eunveyng the same
idea
The •
vario -
us answers, provoked
a wholesome discussion.
AN INCREASE IN
CARS IN ONTARIO
The increase in the number of cars
used in Ontario is very marked dur-
ing the past five years. The total
increase in registrations last year was
70,988 as compared with 16,926 in
1914. Since 1912 the number o1 cars
in use has approximately been doub-
led every two years, lit 1903 Ontario
reported only 229 automobiles,
Year Car Licenses
1903 50,489
1914 67,415
1915 1 87,671
915
120,498
1917 198,739
1918 269,727
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e number of motor cars in the
respective provinces of Canada, as
between 1913 and 1918, is illustrated
as follows:
Provinces 1918
Ontario . 23,700 109,37.1
Saskatchewan 4,659 47,239
Alberta 3,773 29,500
Quebec 5,452 28,333
Manitoba 5,406 24,389
British Columbia 6,138 15,828
Nova Scotia 511 8,103
New Brusw'ick 824 6,475
Prince Edward Island 26 481
Total 50,489 269,727
The value of the cars now in use
reaches a very high figure, and is an
indication in a degree at least of the
financial condition of the Canadian
people.
DECLINE IN TOTAL TRADE
A decline in the total trade of Can-
ada amounted to 832,652, 629 for the
first two ,months of the fiscal year as
compared with the sante period in
1818_ts shown by the trade statement
issued through the customs depart-
ment, The grand total of Canadian
Trade for April and May of the pres-
ent year is 8289,359,288, while last
year it was 5322,011,917. The total of
domestic merchandise exported was
greater by mole than six ,million dol-
lars during the first two months of
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Otlr stock or IZepait's (neer- 4-
ing the Doering, McCormick '»
and Frost, Ss Wood Machin- ::
(il'y le u,tv enmplete, \Vo
give the r' gnil ltd prompt 400'-
vice in the replacing of brok-
en parts. Older needed Re-
pairs early anti help us keep
0111' stork enrtiplete,
We have again received a
dal lee delivery or Mileoei1tek
050 - ft. Superint Manilla
twit
te. We can glut: you
the itdvnutn e 11(119 Or 111112-
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able advance in price later
an, (11)01 gllltt 6111(10 '1'11 Twine 4.
second to mule fm' (duality.
Delivery only lime,
p
epaar
Service
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Phone 41x m
. Phone 88
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tJANAfl LURKS IN
E![RY ONE Of US
IN &iso A. Full t72' i).SAdty
Poisons Aa A Gene
Laboratory.
AUTO -INTOXICATION
OR SELF- POISONING
oFRUIT-A-TIVES" Absolutely Pre-
vents This Dangerous Condition.
The Wei cause of Jroor health is
our neglect of the bowels. Waste
matter, instead of passing from the
lower intestine regularly every day,
is allowed to remain there, generating
poisons which are absorbed by the
blood.
In other words, a person who 1s
habitually constipated, is poisoning
himself. We know now that Auto-
intoxication, due to non -action of the
bowels, is directly resJ,onsible for
serious Kidney and Bladder Troubles;
that it upsets the Stomach, causes
Indigestion, Loss of Appetite and
Sleeplessness; that chronic Rheum-
atism, Gout, Pain In The ]sack, are
relieved as soon as the bowels become
regular; and that Pimples, Rashes,
Eczema and other Skin Affections
disappear when 1ePruit-a-fiyes" are
taken to correct Constipation.
"Fruil.a-lives" will protect you
against Auto -intoxication because
this wonderful fruit medicine acts
directly on all the eliminating organs,
50e. a box, 6 for $2.8O, trial size 25e.
At all dealers or
sent
on receipt of
trice bvFruf t-a-tivesLimited, Ottawa.
the present fiscal year than it was for
the sante period a year ago, the figure
being 5150,263,691 in 2918, as com-
pared with 5156,737,840 during the
present year. Imports, on the other
hand show a decline of nearly forty-
three million as compared with last
year, the figures being 8168,433,022
for 1918 and 5125,620,035 for the
present year.
EDITING A NEWSPAPER
Editing a newspaper is a pleasant
business -if you can stand it,
If it contains any advertisements
the subscribers claim they take too
much space.
If there is a scarcity of advertis-
ing, it is unpopular, and the people
won't
1 have it
If the attend church regularly, they
say we do it for effect,
If we are
away from church, they
say we are monstrously heathenish.
If we accept an invitation to a wedd-
ing, they say we are invited to "write
it
lfpwve are on the streets much,
they say we neglect our business.
If we avoid going on the street,
they say we don't hustle around af-
ter tate news.
If we reject a long-winded com-
munication, its author becomes furi-
ously enraged and discontinues this
paper,
If we publish lengthy communi-
cations, our subscribers say we lack
discretion, and put in to fill up.
1f we omit to decorate our office
windows on Victoria Day, they say
we lack enterprise and that there
isn't a drop of patriotic blood in our
degenerated carcass.
If the omit jokes, they say we are
poor, miserable fossils.
if we are single, they say we are
too helpless to get married,
If we are ,tarried, they say it's a
pity for our wives,
If we publish a man who has
brought disgrace on his family, the
friends of the fancily never forgive
us,
If we, out of the goodness of
heart, decine to say anything on the
subject, the man's enemies are dis-
appointed, and we are branded as
white -livered cowards.
We are liable to receive these
raps and many more, and we ;Are al-
ways ready to receive visitors, whe
then accompanied by dog or not. Of
course we do not claim there is any
work in ramming a newspaper. Every-
body knows it's a snap.
GOING SWIMMING
here are a few pointers worth note-
ing at this time of year for swim.
mesS:
Don't bathe in unfrequented or se^
eluded parts.
Don't swim away from shore, 'al-
ways along the shore.
Don't swim against the stream if
you come across weeds,
Don't bathe shortly after dining;
Walt at least two hours.
Don't swim near dams, waterfalls,
or where reeds are growing.
Dott't• diVe into tite water without
first t ns cert b the n
t 1
edeptn
1,
Dolt'
t swim
without protecting
your ears if subject to ear trouble.
Don't sit in a boat or stand about
undressed after being in the water.
Don't swim too far out in the sea
or lake slnattendad by a boat or an
expert swimmer.
Don't swine far after a hard day's
work or over-exertion after other
forms of exercise,
Don't dive out of or try to get in-
to a boat from the side; dive from
the stern, and get In front the stern,
but only than from a boat with a
broad beam.
Don't take fright if " f..11 t 'a
+e.". yOer Li tl
t is t :, a usL'.
tat ll it M,hi'r t+r Ili! l7:rr, lnr.
ming with the tide or stream.
10111 swim without some rt,.04-
niretl signal - to hive your fenow
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twintmerS it 2u111.drt4 to cramps,
-s';.it i1 lifting one art„ and j1101111r,4
for 0121p De--; eb s. tc .
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Dant throw the hand', of ;our, cul
01 the water,
When canoeing take a lite belt if
you are not an expert. Don't go be-
yond the depth of your hips if you
can't swim,
Dont struggle when you find
yourself in deep water.
Don't grasp any person who ap-
proaches you; de what he tells you.
Don't attempt to get Into a boat
conning to your rescue. catch hold of
the stern till assisted to get in.
if you follow out these direction's
when in diolre's in the water on
will help yourself and '1111(775 eo1ni11,1
to you assistance.
Tread water by keeping the leg
moving up and down as in walking up
stairs.. 1201d an oar or canoe pad-
dle, plank or branch ofa tree in Diemiddle where thrown to you: 311 4411
or paddle with the blade tint on the
{eater will keep you up it you
struggle. Take in long breath.
through the mouth and inhal'2
through the nostrils; this snakes the
body more bouyant and keeps you
warm.
Atwood
34 loads of wheat were taken oil' 7d
acres no the 1'111111 e f Jatnes Puna111.
4113.
Stanley Ford has eon tram for re-
novating inlet i1r 111 I'11'ahy 10111(11
WW1 elr a( 1.4.31 he).
Lawson Dock low, who elm It'-' for
W. 11. llrski111, was taken suddenly ill
with: appendiciti0 and tens motored to
Stratford hospi lul and Glide!, Went. rt
sucrenofitl operation.
Following ascends in Field (111p
competition f11' natty in ISlllla {V3W giv-
en by Andrew limit 0, 3litdrav
let- Alex. linbh 811 1;111- j,ho h.
Int
C vnu S,
, , i11'll W. ''i, Sherwin' 7111;':
W. S. 1n11irldsml 72 : ,1, W. Boyd
A Simpson Ol, ; 11, ,1. Onghlin (13:.
Listowel
First instalment c•f town taxes is
due Septembee I:i. Itate is 34 mills.
A Li vi [ratan has plutlis.rd 1'1, el
3 It B winner th.- (Zoo'm's hotel
suttee-,
Rev. W. II. Du r, bar was 1.14.70 ed
P10s1t10n1. of 1111' 14inlnWel Pou111y As.
social ion.
Twn 111,170 of I,iolc.wel haw lets
motored 10 Nx' ter ami tool( rail it,
tet'+ howling len, lttmrni,
14. 13, Alm phy, Al 1', lrluwel, ix
Mon tinned fur the past ai' f;land
Master fir the G, tool Orange Lodge of
British Atn,l'ii:e.
A very intrtt,ting toll ,'tion rf
Chinese Japanese, and 1wal hill wpnil'O,
In the witubins of Livingstol es di u;;
store, have liven a great. 01.11artion.
'l'hey Were ga1heted by Ur. It. 1'.
Livingstone, while 121 military service,
and include It le
numerous altirivsof tale
interest
Trowbridge
ACCIDENT.'-Ear'i, the little two and
a half year old son of 13irhard and
airs. Johnston, Trowbridge, nail owly
escaped deat 0 in a pert -dint accident
Tuesday morning of last week through
which he received a Inokeu log and
numerous bruises. The little chap
was in the field where 111r. Johnston
and the lilted man were loading grain.
Unawares to thea] he approached the
wagon 3411(1 stood 131 the spokes net the
inside of one of the teat' wheels.
When the horses atat+ted his little
body (va8 squeezed through a narrow
apace between the wheel and holster
post and by the time his cries we(e
heard attd the team brought to (t 0tnp,
National Victory
Celebration
TO BE OPENED BY H.R.H.,
THE PRINCE OF WALES
EXHIBITION
Aug. 23 TORONTO Sept. 6
Ltitish Grenadier Guards Band
War Memorial Paintings
Sensation of the art world,
recording every phase of
Canadian operations overseas.
WAR TROPHIES
Mammoth assemblage of
monster gulls, aeroplanes and
all the instruments of hellish
warfare captured by Canadian
soldiers frorn the Hun.
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Canada's Flying Circus
Cols. Barker and Bishop and e
other world famous aces in
surrendered ,German planes.
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EGISLA'I'1
Hawker,
in force.
Cony! Irl ;01
trn8r4ntc•,.,.
1'r' >e -1')y and 111.1
thing up-Lt'•date.
ON protecting the public from the
'!'ravelling and Faker Opticians is now
authorized Optician where yotl got all
I. Bifo(.t1:, ('Ie,lrecl, I'ranles Fitted
ancient Frames put all you. Every -
Prices moderate, Call and see me.
W. F. Stretton
marriage Litt u:;rs.
eQYissllmQtf i? ; + . 943
jeweler and Optician.
Anel45f1' Sint15t!yiLEll5I7lli ('1 )'I mi^�'I'!);u,lllll
his head was forced against a steel
eupan to the rack, and leg was
ccntght het ween the spokes of the
wheel. Another moment's delay in
atnppiog the Muses would have cost.
the 13411', life. A ducts' was 011111'
mooed and the little fellow is getting
along as well as could b.. looked for,
Biyth
A gra x.tblaRR ELrsgee P.tssEs AWAY.
--Altxandor 141,101, for 44 years a 0e01.
dont "f Blyth, and nue of its pioneer
general 11retr'htu,ts, died :Nhis loom.
tVedre.rd3te of' last week. Mr. 1'1,1,'
w a
a t)( .,
{ n `I"u i1 uu r for ..O y''ul+ 111111
'Vinci,'1i. .
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in the t tvilehip 1 I':Igiu, t no,lc nt'
11111(11.14dun, l rovot(1 of (Zuebee, in
: Cry
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1847, and saw active service in Trout
River against the Pettians, when they
raided Outaifo in 1870, and was later
awarded a medal. Prior to corning to
Blyth lie was bookkeeper for Goofier -
1111151 4c tVc,rtll, miller's and merchants,
at Pier (Grove, Ontarin, and while in
the employ of that titin was married
to 31tss ;Navy 4, Smith of that place.
The late r4lr. Elder wise created Jus-
tine of the Peace many years ago. He
was an active member of the Presby-
10rinn Church and Clerk of the session
rm. many yea: 8. In polities he wag a
0011000 rat 190. Besides hie wife, h(+
leaves 4 2t tan •hI'F'
g r, Mrs. Iltev) )'Valle!
McLean, of Hanover. The funeral
took plat I!play 1011 ,0 He wad
a lineman.
T E y'IC CA'S LES
RHEUMATIC
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"Good health Is priceless,"
If you suffer from Rhetunatic aAiictions.T,R.C.'s will remedy'
your condition and remove both pain and disease.
Ask your druggist or write us for our new booklet; ft is ioterrs(ing and costs you nothing
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ent stock of Waltham, Regina, Hampden and
Elgin Watches. These were bought some time
ago. In the lot ate some suitable for presenta-
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Reduced Prices while present stock lasts. If,in
need of a Watch Ball in and see what we have to
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Kodeks and Brownie Cameras, Films
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Kodak or Brownie sold,
Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens
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Waterman'o Ink in bottle and bulk/
Engagement Rings Wedding Rings
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