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with S ilio. stress and Sick
ri`e Uf%,oDAY, JUNE 20, 19x: Headache
Calgary, Alberta, July 13, 1011
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TTHR to a greats e 5 '
time with Biliousness, Sick Headache
and Liver trouble, 0 til g ee e
t to do me a uy good. I halt almost
given up in despair when I decided to
e try.
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t After taking about half a box the
e headaches stopped and lay appetite
a improved. I have just finished the
k fifth box and feel as well as ever. 1
e eau heartily recommend Fig Pills for
k stomach and liver troubles,
s Mae. 5 oN,
N s Mai= E�Ls
Sold atall dealers in2` and50 cent
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boxes or lied b The ba Pill Co.,
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e. St Thomas Ont Sold and iecoln-
e mended in Brussels by J. Fox Drug-
gist,
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'OUR INiNN,IPEG LE It's nli te' for
a long
1 L t bi t' tl ) s rn d
Winnipeg's bank clearings for the firs
Week 10 June reached a very high point
only exceeded in the case of thre
previous weeks during the first fiv
months of the present year. The gaS
over the corresponding week of las
year is 45.35 per cent. The returns ar
na follows : Week ending June 46, 191
$29;573.088, The corresponding wee
of 1911 was $20,029,579, and in 591
$16,03,995. The increase of the wee
iq
1912 over ei f it as in actual w t al fi rut
9 9 e
b
8 0.
943,4 9
Phe raid de 1 e
rapid. Ye opo lit of the West
and the big increase of railroad nail
age which has been completed to cop
with it is sbowu by the corresponding
ly increased railroad schedules at Win
nipeg. Ao examination of the )912
Summer time cards of the three rail-
roads operating passenger trains in
and out of the city, namely, the C. P. R.
C N. R.nd
a G, T. P., shows that 74
trains arrive at and depart from the city
every day, excepting Sundays, when
the traffic is lighter. The condition
on the C. N. R. and G, T, P. transcon-
tinental lines, and the opening up for
traffic of all the lines of the three rail-
roads now iu course of construction,
will nearly doable the Winnipeg service.
Of the 37 which leave the Canadian
Pacific depot and the Union station
daily, 3r are bound for Canadian points,
and 6 for the United States.
Wionipeg street railroad traffic, too,
shows that the demand for passenger
transportation within the city is in-
creasing rapidly. An average of 'r3o,•
000 passengers is carried daily by the
cars ot the Winnipeg Electric.raihvay,
according to returns handed in to the
Board of Control by the railway com-
pany.
The crop outlook is encouragitig
enough to stimulate trade in all de-
partments, Wholesale b us in e s s
throughout the West continues active.
There is a satisfactory demand for all
sorts of seasonable merchandise, and
fall placing business is reported to be
gratifying. The record being made by
building permits in all the western
cities is sufficient to indicate the ac-
tivity in builders' supplies. Trade in
general hardware is keeping up in
good shape. in cement there is ap-
parently a Western famine.
The W. T. Rawleigb Medical com-
pany, importers and manufacturing
chemists, with head offices in Freeport,
Ill„ and branch offices at Los Ange-
les, Cal., and Memphis, Teun„ have
purchased a site in Winnipeg and
will establish a large branch factory
here, The site purchased practically
takes up an ,entire block. The price
paid was in the neighborhood of $225
per foot frontage on Higgins avenue,
Arrangements are being made for
trackage facilities with the Canadian
Pacific railway and plans for the erec-
tion of a six story building 25051;0 are
being prepared by John D, Atkinson.
W. T. Rawieigh, president of the com-
pany, has been in the city for several
days making fival arrangements for
the transfer of the property, while ne-
gotiations between Charles F. Roland,
industrial commissioner, and the com-
pany have been under wav for some
time. The structure, which will include
a full basemeut, will be built entirely
devoted to the manufacture
of prop! ier
arY medicinsa
toilet
articles extracts a s andgeneral line
of chemical
acical supplies and grocery sun,
dries.
The eighth Winnipeg Horse Show
was successfully launched this week,
with larger entries, more widely scat-
tered contributors, better standards of
excellence and more enthusiasm than
ever before. The skies were bright but
not more so than the faces of the gay
throngs of men and women who for
hours watched class after class of "his
majesty the horse" judged with una-
bated enthusiasm. The formal open-
ing was an exceptionally brilliant
event, the
e nt boxee eeingth
ronged with
beautifully gowned women.
When the big doors were opened the
building raug to the strain of "God
Save the King," and His Honor, Lieu
tenant -Governor Cameron and Mrs.
r
Cameron o drove into
the ring and
around to their box, When the baud
ceased the governor expressed his
pleasure in declaring the eighth Win-
nipeg Ecorse Show open under such
extremely favorable auspices.
Provision was made at a meeting of
the Imperial Hoole Re -Union Society,
field last week in the Industrial Bur-
eau, whereby twelve fathers from Bri-
tain will soon have their families with
them in this country. Altogether
there were fourteen applications, of
which twelve were approved, To bring
the families of these people to this
country 1t will cost
$2,0
os
in transpor-
tation. T
rays or-
tatin 'elle report
of
the Montreal
a]
meeting, recently received, now snakes
twenty-five cities in Canada to take up
the work started in Winnipeg 8 little
over a year ago,
A contingent,t
Exec -score strong,
of
Western Canaian
real estate man
left Winnipeg on the night of June
r6 for the annual convention of the
National Associational of Real Estate
Exchanges at Louisville, Ry, coo-
menaing June 19 and lasting for three
days, Itis expected that after this year
the terra Natioual will be changed to In-
ternational in the association's title—
and it is further hoped that Wionipeg
will be the meeting -place for the con-
veation in least The Winnipeg men
have the whole•souled backing of other
Western Canadian delegates 'n pre-
senting the city's claims—and there is
good reason to believe that victory
will reward their efforts in their dir.
ection. One of the longest excursion
rues will be from the Canadian -North-
west, although the party will formally
start trent Wionipeg, A number of
real estate dealers throughout the
Western Canadian provinces convened
in the city to accompany the Winn'.
peg delegation.
Plans are being prepared for the
erection of a $50,000 Coliseum to be
erected 011 Fort street, immediately
south of the Strang block. The build- ,
ing will have zoo feet frontage on Fort
street and A depth of leo feat. It will
be of steel frame construction, fire 1
proof, with walls of solid brick ,with
Gtone finishings and trimmings, The
main floor ot the building will have a
height from floor to ceiling of 3o Leet,
and will be given over to various forms
ofpublic amusement, It will also be
equipped
for use as a public hats, and
will have a seating capacity of 2.000 or
more. The auditorium will he avail-
able for baugnets, entertaiumeuts and
public receptions. In addition to these
uses, however. various forms of amuse
(tent will be provided much on the
plan of the American "dreamland" pa-
vilions. An orchestra will be per.
manently employed, and regular even-
ings will be set apart for different
purposes which will include dancing
and roller skating. Under the heao of
dancing, arrangements Will be made
for regular programmes introducing
contests and spectacular dancing.
There will be "carnival nights" and
other special attractions.
Extensive and unusually elaborate
preparations are now nearing couple•
1100 for Winnipeg's big anneal Fair,
this year widely advertised as the "Sel-
kirk Centennial" Exhibition, commem-
orating the arrival on the banks of the
Red river in August, 1812, of Lord
Selkirk's first colonists, to the place
where Winnipeg now stands. The
directors, assisted substantially by the
city council, are striving to make this
year's exhibition, which takes place
on July to to 20, the greatest in the
history of this popular auntie! event,
The Selkirk pageant will be a marc•
moth affair, and rehearsals are now
being held. The platform • attractions
this year will surpass anything shown
in the past, western Canadian mili-
tary forces will honor the visit of the
H. R. H. the Duke of Connaught, Gov-
ernor-General of Canada•- who will
open the Exhibition—by full turn out,
and will:add greatly to, the brilliancy
of this year's big Fair.
Mothers, Here 1# 121
A friend and comforter, au unceas-
ing aid in every house for the hundred
and one ailments that turn up. Nee-
viline is too valuable to be without.
If some thing eaten causes trouble, if
Sts cramps, indigestion or headache,
Nerviliue cures, For cold on the chest
aching limbs or lame back rub on Ner-
viline and get ease at once. Asa fam-
ily safeguard nothing is kuowu to ex-
cel Neeviline. Get the large 25c. bot-
tle from your dealer,
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
The June meetingof the Count
Couucil opened at oderich on Tues
day, 4th inst. All the members
were present. The warden in his op-
ening address referred to the mat-
ters which were likely to come before
the council at this session. Through
the unusual freshets last Spring the
county had suffered considerably and
it will require a large expenditure to
make the necessary repairs. Besides
this a considerable amount of uew
bridge work will have to be attended
to. In reference co these and other
matters he hoped the strictest econ-
omy will beobservedduring the
Year,
so the ex euditut
e
will be keptt within
reasonable bounds,
Communications were head from the
Secretary of the Ontario Municipal As-
sociation hi respect to tax reform..
From Sheriff Reynolds in reference to
the Reforestration Act, showing what
is being 110186 in this respect in some
parts of the province and the advant-
ages which will result. From W. D.
Woods, of St. Helens, complaining
that resident pedlars are not properly
protected against non-resident pedlars.
From A. P. Westervelt, Secretary of
the Winter Stock Fair, asking that a
special grant for county prizes be
given as iu former years. IFLOin W.
Nicholson resigning his position as
trustee of Wingham High School.
This correspondence was all referred
to the proper committees to be eon.
eideted and reported on to the council,
The road and bridge committee were
instructed to examine the Auburn
bridge as soon its possible and re-
portP
at the present session t s s on of council
as the s 5n a bridge i dangerous
ang emus
CO nd1t10Yt.
A motion that the council make
provision to participate in the good
roads grant (lade by the Ontario
Legislature was referred to the road
and bridge committee,
The council adjourned until 1.80
Wednesday. Weelnesclay forenoon
the members of
1 the road and bridge
committee and a number of the
councillors drove over to Auburn to
inspect the bridge there, Icor this
reason there was no fu'etloou session.
WEDNESDAY
The council met. according to ad-
journment, Deg Shaw, Major of the
33rd regiment of volunteers, on
behalf of the regiment, extended a
eordial invitation to the members of
the council to visit the regiment while
in camp, Jacob Iiaberer, Secretary
of the Huron Beekeepers' Association,
asked for a grant, as did also Wm,
Watson, President of the Boron .Mille
League Assoeiation. A letter from
Dr. Shaw, President of the Clinton.
hospital board was read, .A petition
signed by the trustees of the police.
village of Zurich asked that certain
lands be added to the present police
village, A deputation addressed the
council asking for a grant to assierin
Asci( an exhibition of Huron apples
int the/I't'ovincial fotticnitute Show
Gra d Trunk C Sy System
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EAST NM INSTITUTE
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® .t"er'ernte n tr'Inner ,�•ert
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Jime
27n
1912
following Low Excursion flatus stdill apply
Fare Train Leaves
IKINCARDINF. 'it 1 85 11,30 u. nu,
RIPLEY 175 0:47
LUCKNO W 1 60 7:03
WH1TECHU'ROJJ , 1.55 7;20
WINGHAM 1 tin 7:34
BLUEVALE ' 1 50 7:17
BRUSSELS 1 25 8;05
ETHHEL I 15 8:20
HENI+RYN 110 5:30
Arriving at, Gueiph at, 10:45 a, lir.
Children over 5 and under 12 years Half Fare
Excursionists
Will take Special Exennsiou Train from above )mentioned
places to Guelph, Returning passengers will leave Guelph by
Special Train at 7 o'clock p. in. Tickets will be issued from
all stations, except Henfryn, which ,will he supplied by Con.
duct0r on train. All tickets g"od lu return by Regular Trains
on Monday, June 24th.
A Trip Full of Interest
This is the popular trip of the season. Go and see the famous
Provincial Agricultural College ; the Experimental Farm, a
place of never-ending attraction for' /tgl'ieultni'ists and horti-
culturists ; MacDonald Institute and MacDonald Hall, two
noted educational centres of special inter est to women ; the
- Consolidated Rural School awl School Gardens ; Hou. \V. J.
Hanna's Celebrated Fare( Colony ; and the many points of
industrial and oommercial hiterest within the City of Guelph.
A Pay of Education, inspiration, Recreation, Oa not miss It.
Thos. McMillan, R. J. Nelson,
Pres, E, Linton Farmers' lust, See, 0. Bruce Farmers' Inst.
J. A. Lamb
Sec. South Benee,farmers' List.
to be held in Toronto next Fall,
These several documents 8818 refueled
to the propel., committees consider-
ation and report,
Messrs. Macklin, Proutlfoot and
Mitchell addressed the enunoil 'n
reference to a publicity scheme for the
county of Huron, The mutter vets
referred to the executive committee.
Mr. Cowley, OM the 1Edneat ion
Depaettneut, Toronto, addressed fife
enunoil on the necessity of re -arrang-
ing the public school i»epeclnrates of
Om county and the county of 131 nee
advising that certain municipalities in
this county and certain u1Umcipttlidee
in Hulce be established into an s amal-
gamated
in-
spectorate and that a additional adds ion tl i tt
sP employed in-
spector be eat to ted fin' th
I ai
gamated district, and thus relieving
the alleged congestion in the work in
ether districts.
A reaoltttinu by Messrs. Leckie a
t 1 and
Rees that tate council take steps Ln
establish a union sehnnl ins l etorttic
between Huron and Bruce as recon) --
Education mended bythe � hu•tnlect
cDal t
was referred to the Education Depart-
ment was referred to the education
committee,
Messt's. McKay of Tuckersmith and'
Livingstone of (Irey, delegates to the
Good Roads convention at Ottawa
and Messrs. Powell of 'Jiir berry and
Petty of Ilensati1 delegates to the Good
Roads Assoritation meeting at Tot Dorn
made verbal reports. The ie.porl5 were
received by the council and a ruoLic»)
to sed commending 1 1 3 lel a-,
sthe delegates 1t s f'oi
P 6
e
ptloheritar ,i
ntern tin and illuminating r
e
A
motion by Messrs. Kernlghan told
Govenlock was carried. to the effect,
ele o 1.11 apt/veva that the cult t nv )t and heart-
ily 11 a dol se th ) t option moved n c t <) a \cd b
Y y
their delegates at the ((ctn1 meeting
of the OntarroGood Itoad, Association
ofT'olonto approving of the Federal
grant to gond roads eaceordiug to
population and that the grant should
be given only to roads leading to the
various important. centres in the dif-
ferent municipalities and not to a
Dominion highway.
A motion that the council grant
$000 to aid in the building cif a Midge
at lloimesville was referred to the
road and bridge committee.
R.l7anstone W818 appointed to the
vacancy on the Wingham high 5011001
board caused by theregiguatlon of Mr.
Nicholson. Several repot Iswere feud
and referred to the respective com-
mittees and the co«imil itdjouroed nn
-
til nine o'clock Thursday morning.
THURSDAY
The commit resumed business at the
appointed hour. Tenders 6or jail sup-
plies and a statement from Demist 00
High School as to fees for ptlplls from
this county attending that school
were 'read and referred 10 their re-
spective committees,
A. motion iesti'n0t.'lla the engineer
to have the beaker brinlge an tate boun-
dary between lininn )old Bence built
this Summer 11811 is ill it dengem ns
condition was referred to the roast
and bridgeeomtll'Ltee,
A motion of Li viugstone and Glen
that e :mintyuuFY
assist in building a
bridge on the bnnuthu'y of Grey and
Elton, tie the %vete). overliows the
road me; r•„1 -,'s it -agile its and a nen
the, uy l:aibilcisel, and W'illert that
the bridge en the boundary between
Hay and Stephen, known as the
Eleven Mile Creek bridge be built at
once, )vera 1efereed to the road and
Lo-Idge c8ouu)1teee.
Uesels, W. Mitchell, President of
lite Children's Aid Society, and Elliott
county aged of the Society and Rev.
Bir. Ross, of Goderich, addressed the,
council setting forth the good wore:
being done by the Society and the
1 eel 'of
!teed C linauciati SU tippet -
On
t
80.'1 1
motive Ir ll o f and Bailie a 1
1 6ha
I �l'r I • u
u
the report of the above Society and
the request for financial support, horn
the county were teferred to the
t'xeenlive 1•.01 0'
111 IllPe.
Bl r, (1Oey, of Dnngannrnl, fruit in-
81rue! n1 awl Mr. Jlaznlick addressed
the council on fruit anti minute, incl
the advantages dote 0abletom Hulking
tui c�hlbit. 0f Buren fruit at the
I'rnvinrril heel show at 'Toxone,
Dr. Shitty, lneidilenl, and Dr. Gann
secretary of the (dint(( hospital
addressed the conned urging the tleslr-
ability of and the 1(1008sity foe the
cnuneil making it grant in aid of that
final it thiol.
The report of the 11(11)11)411(1)) commit-
tee was teals and considered in
t:rlmlilittee of the whole. Tile t•epot't
AWLS annealed so as to recommend that
the matter of lheformation
nN a uew
unin» ptlhlic school inspectorate of
peels of Munni and Brace he left
over for further, consideration at the
)
December cassia 1 h The 1 Lu,itlnder 0f
lin e/tat %1. ,
1 t s az.,oveA of 1 ) -
1 n con
1
ami le e and adopted l by Commit.
it.
A motion by ileisos Govenlock and
Leiper that. the bridge known as the
Rowland bridge between the town-
ships t and 11eililiop be paid
for by the county wits 1efers'ed to the
bridge entnmilic0,
Tho report nl" the egrutlizatinn com-
mittee \Vita 1!/niElden'F•11 in cnrnmitlee
of the whole and wait approved of by
the enunnit'eeand adopted by_ commit
wit bout amendment..
The cnnncil adjourned until 0.80 a.
u), lrridny,
mitThnv
The enunc•il resumed in accordance
with adjournment. Peter W,
Scott cod N. J. Cnrnpbcl1 addressed
the council in lefcretme to obtaining.
assistance in bn'lding the Marnoch
M idge, which spans the Mtlilltted
river. Meaws, Lobb, Sweat and
Tebbttl1 timreasecl the arnlneil in
rrrercnce to toil in the building of the
11nhttesville bridge,
The t-)'tpmt of the special committee
1Vas rNO and meetidel'ed i)) committee
((1)he whore, Clause three of the re-
port ens extended 111 read that the
maIIet- 1bet refereed 111 be considered
al, ) he Doeelnbe t' s0ss]0u. With this
amendment, report was passed and
firmly adopted by the onnnnil,
The repootof the house of Refuge
cnllun1](0) was adopted, an 81)18, also
the report of the Pittance committee,
The report of the county property
N1.1111111(4 VP t.nbmitl0d and elluat
Faxen amended to read 111a1 :Ill 111]11-.
ing be Ina 110. and thus amended was
adopted.
Ou tuulion of Bailie and (diem: the
matter
of the Mei-noel)bridge )East,
\\ramanosh was refereed to the t„ud
and bridge committee,
I'1», report of the woad anti in hige
lmuiu cc r.ng a,L•pled 1111 hunt
a neseli)Pn(
On sootiuu ofMessrs. Lindsay and
51eOhwe it was resolved in add 0 fent
bridge to the bridge al Hayfield, and
said bridge to be erected before
rimy next.
' xl ved by Messrs. (Mee:dock and
a
L• i at 111111 the Rowland� i .•r• be
1)I 1 )
11,
paid fat' by the comity as 110kt51 1'01 by
the motion.
Moved in !Lilt entlinen1 by .Meets,
Livingatoneand \Viuter that the )low.
land beidge between Hulletb nod Mc-
tifllop be not paid for by the eounty,
Amendment carried,
Moved by Bimisys. Gillespie tine
Bailie that the county give the town-
ship f h Y
h 1 East h f t l \Vacvr uu 1 )
t sl t un r
l
grant 1
R
31,000 1n �
the aL
utluanc of
1e
Manumit mit buil t
Moved in amendment by Messrs.
Glen and Oa:Helot' that no assistance
be given by this council for the »1181(i-
tenauce of Mat•uoe11 bridge. Amend-
ment carried.
Moved by Messrs. McGinre and
Lindsay that a grant of $000 be made
towards assisting to build the bridge
near HolmesvilIe. 0001 -ltd.
Moved by Messrs. Livingstone and
Lindsay that the question of Laking
advantage of the Government grant
Le assist in enticing better toads be left
000e till we have Wee information IT-
gerding conditions of the grant, (her-
ded.
Moved by Messrs. IlJunniags and
Can talon that the tate council nmalec a
grant of 31,000 towards the publicity
scheme, the money to b0 paid when to
competent committee is organized.
Moved 10 amendment by Alessis,
'Iiernighan and Kalhfleisch that while
approving of the scheme of the public-
ity campaign this 00111111 defer any
action until the 1nat111 Can be Nature
discussed, 53000 lum01 carried.
The report of the executive commit-
tee was submitted anal adopted with-
out amend:net,
Moved by Messrs. Ct ntelon and Le-
0kie that to meet the necessary large
expenditure on )account ns the Auburn
bridge and washouts at Other large
bridges debentures be issued for $20000
foe twenty years tand that they be ad-
vertised by the treasurer. Lost on a
divia10n,
Moved by ,Messrs. McKay and Clark
that the \Vanden represent Ude conn- 1
oil as a delegate at the Municipal As-
sociation convention in Toronto this
month. Carried.
7.'lle council adjourned at six o'clock
to meet at the call of Lhe Warden.
Seaforth
G. F. and Mrs. Parkes, of ,Dunnville,
and deli hter Violet are visiting
friends here..
Ed. Everett left for Calgarry where
be has a0eepted a8 position with the C.
S. Hymn( Company.
Principal Rogers, of the Collegiate
Institute was presiding examiner at
'CS/Ingham last week and Andrew
Scott was assisting at Clinton.
The "Bowlers” will hold their told,
liftmen on July S1 t1 and 4111 and 0u
t e 'n ofthe rd to de
he ev a1 S o r a ban-
quet,
quet 4o the veteran bowler, ,lames
41e1-1iohael and the visiting howlers.
large number n football love's
Ari, f 1 tl I
attended the mat ch between the Hu -
P008 and the 13 0000110)1 Foyers, wlieb
resulted in atie, 2 to 2. The forepart
of the gable w110 Brut•efield's and the
I-luron although stronger in the z011 -
oriel half, were tunable to score the ne-
cessary goal to win. Some weigh
platy Was 11ldulgeel 111 entirely uncalled
for in a football match.
a�
is nox '.el simply I
«e toa t 1 the best
1
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\Voodeti Pumps and Stable
Fittings, such as Piping, Wal- -
er J3owla for stock, See,
l3aapaies to Pumps promptly •
attended 10,
Give me a call.
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Short Horns for Salo
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old, r,da and r(leo( las, sweat), fund stylish
chai,est brecdnli--(`runpbeli loose HUde, Mat
!Mantvaaad 'A m011011 lloasies. None betlrr
for mill/ told beef. Will 1,o sold lit any rensoli-
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Stock forService
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O curth1111g Terms, 4[.00, to Lopaidatumeof
O servlcQwlrclr p)t']Ioge of recanting it 1181014•
A nary, H, WALRER,
+ 111-11
Proprietor.
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♦ 111 dwelling house with splendid well and
• goo) garden. Will be sold at a bargain on
• ennh term+. Por further 110011 al8rs apply to
• MISS JENNIE BLA1R, Uranllrook, 48.11
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If. Dorsey, of Duluth, is spending
his holidays at )ii- 111)1 house.
Joe Sproat has 1el'L for 'Phesealon,
where he wili inspect -some 1.11111M7 HM -
111, fol 1110 Sun Company,
S. 181111 Orville JnneS and children of
Port Saskatchewan are visiting the
hatter's parents, Sttwuelancl Mrs, Dick-
son and Air, Janes' uncle, O. IC. Milt.
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A large number of hoose lovers were
in town for the ia0ex and some find
dif1ieully Sn getting it ('01(1(1, the hotels
completely filled lip mid the llwu•ding-
tiouscs unable to lake car)) of any
010The10.
leet8forth Ladies' Lown flown/3g
Club have reorganized for 11)12, with
the following uliic•ets : lionora8ry Pre-
sident, Ilt•s, Al, Y. 51elen/ ; honorary
vice. President, Mrs, A., E. Colson;
President, 51 es, Osco' Neil ; vice-Pre-
sitlert, lira. \V 111 Aiden) ; Sereetary-
treasurer, 1\liss 8, Stephen ; executive
cnmulitt00, Mh•,. F. 1, I3urrows, 1lrs.
Geo. A. Sills, Mrs. W. B. Veale, and
Miss Caetleo, The date of their tour-
nament has not as yet been decided.
Whooping cough is not dangerous
when the cough is kept loose toad t-x-
pee)oratiou easy by giving Chamber. -
Cough Remedy, it has been
used in many epidemics of this disease
with perfect success. For sills by all
dealers_
Popular Stallions
Following will be the routes of the
horses named fur season of 1912 :—
HOPEWELL
W. J. COOPER, Proprietor
MONDAY. -Leaves his own stable, Lot 58,
Con. 10, Otey, and goes North riaHe,frvn
o Jos. toad Clonal
t , 5 dael'S
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Blinn,
for ; Men enSonhtoh t1 line, thanWo-t
to Geo. 611nnott's, 14th
Uun.•fe• night.
0110 80AT -South to T,alrs0 Speiran's tot
28, Oon, 16 0.roy , for noon; then West 213 miles
Iden North 245 miles, then to Long's Hotel,
Crnnbronk, l•or +light
WEDNESDAY. -South to Robt 1tnasto,'s,
Lot 15, Don, 18,Grey, for noon; then West to
.has. McDonald's, Tat 1, Con, 10, Corey, for
of 111.
'IiHt1RSDAY.-North sad West to .Nrnnk
13e11•nes', Lot 15,Oon. 7, Morris, for noon ; then
North. via Centre Slderoad to 611, Tine, then
to American Hot el, Brussels, fpr right
FRIDAY -Will go to Adam Turnbntl's,-Lot
18, Col. 7, 0101, for noon; then North and
West to John White's, Lot 18, Don. 2, Grey, for
night.
SATURDAY. -Rest and Neth to Senhnver's
Rotel, Molesworth, Por noon 1 the, South and
11,91v
nitsown sto
t S hie
where xwill
remain
mull thefollowing Monla11m•01ng,
Black Diamond 11„
Anderson
uwc Denman
Proprietors
This well bred roadster stallion will stand
for service at the livery barn of Anderson &
Denman, Brussels. Sou cords for further par•
tkulara or engin re from prnpriotol•5,
LOUDON'S FAVOURITE
(1)812) 1190793
4. 8. MCGavrn, Prbprietor .
Will stand at his own stone, Lot 22, Con, 15,
McKillop, for the improvement of 510511,
Terms -To insure a fon148 00.
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8801118
8111 th and by
ujsse 10 Shows lashis horse won t Fall, beatirst ing
the colts that won prizes at Toronto and Doo-
don, nod else at Stratford and luttohuli.
F r ers' Mint"
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OUSE AND LUT loo sale 0r to rent, -AS
Ivo purpose 1eavin6 Brussels shot
uy my
Imnse and lot on O'urnberr street, South, h
y tt is
o Qr •d (ar le or runt, Possession 1
/ as to Pon stm can i
ff e n 1 ,o
had April lx[. Apply 114 mire to
J. W. RE1RNEEY,
Phone No, 03 Brussels,
CARS FOR HALE, -Estate of Ihte 4511108
Olounan, being N Lot 12, Con, 8, Morris
township, containing fee acres, 8stares of which
is bash, Good bank be1•n and never falling
spring close to barn, (food stack farm. Moat
be sold at ole'. For tetvn5 apply at office of
Ta 5 Posn', Bruasela, 84-4
�+AB51FOB 8A0E.--5j,lendid 200 acro farm
n- in Om Toynahlp of Tookeromltlt, County
of Huron, within two miles of Seaforth on Ci,
T 11., 111 0115 of the best farming di8(1110 5 of
Ontario. Soil best clay loam;75 north Maier
atop : In saw... lest state of eotivntim, • well
tae drained ; never toiling spring creek near
buildings ; substantial two-story hick dwi11-
nig ; beotui)nlly situated; heated by fernnco;
bath room with hot and cold water ; divided
welter; cement (boor; long distance telephone;
orchard with spruce )rind -break on West and.
North ; good barns with stone stabling,all in
first-class repair. Farm in aplelditl tpe to
rnfse moncy.m liking crops or 8onld lnnhe line
dairy farm or stock farm. Any MI5 looknlg
for a good larnt would do well to see this -an
ideal country dome. Address
40.4 JNO. T, DW115026, Henf0rth.
�' P A BAItGAIN.-Wall dispose of cottage,
Elioaboth street, Brussels, 81$060, a great
bargain, in order to 500)110 quick sn le, Roy
may be had frons Mr. J. Leckie, For farther
inirtInlnra see ),eckie00write the under-
signed. J
10 ht, George fat , London,
1®® A01(153 OF LAND fur sale, 1153' reties
North of Senforth, Good tray loans,
all alenr•ed and under olltivation. hunk barn,
cement floors, large frame house, newlyaint-
ed •t good wells at barn and house : buildings
and fences 11) exe01le11t repair. An ideal home
cheap. Apply 113)09) SUSIE LOOVlmll,00Ii,
Soaforth, Ont.
FA12M FOR SA 1111. -The 100 acre farm, be-
ing the property of tiro hate ,Peter dleNell,
Lot 28, (1m,. 14, Grey, is offered for sale by the
undersigned. There are 86 acres oleared, bal-
ance well timbered. On the farm there in a
good bank barn, largo driving shed and n own -
Portable house. Place in good condition and
well fenced. Nor further particulars apply to
JAS. A. l61GNAfle or JAS., D. MONAIit, Exec-
utors, Orsnbrook P.O., or F. H. SCOTT, Bros -
9515, 7-tf
=ARM FOR (A0E, being South half Lot 25,
000. 4, Morris township, Huron 00., con -
raining 105 acres more or less, On the prem.
18101 iso Prune house, bank barn, good oreba)•11,
well. windmill, &o. All °leeredexcept about
an acre. School 144 tnilo5 distant. Only 21
miles from Brussels. 000105 of Pall wheat in
Hud about 60 acres seeded down. For pricy,
terms and Other information apply on the
(premises or if writing Brussels P. 0, 'Phone
1.20. Or 1", S. Scott, Brussels.
11-11 A. 1, 10111RR, Proprietor.
}Dhll
Tl10usn) 115 of ambitious yon) g peoST1.101
are being narue1e,) in 1 h.ir domes our 11°70,
Study Dopa. Yon n ny finlit Dull, go if yon desire, PI v whever' 5011 wish, Thirty Ysars0ienro, Largest trainers in Canada,'
1)1(1,',-11)11 any. Positions guaranteed,
If yore with to 8580 ben011 and learn
while you earn, write for pnrti)Olnre.
N VACATION
O V CA ION
wingham Business College
1200 P TT ,
8 O ON President
flESMIZMNAS2E•MMEOMM
t The Business ,.
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1 Spring Term opens Monday,
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April
101, 1012.
EDWIN G. MATTHEWS, Prin.
ememenveseaggamtooteeeeivzoimasueva
F :r hh'kker ?
if Not, Why Not ?
. An exact duplicate for barnyard nlonult. Five
limes Es strong as Nitrogen, Phos. Acid and Pot-
ash, A complete organic manure ill 11 concentrat-
ed form, soluble, available, and easil5 r applied
to
your land.
If you wturt. to Mereaso your crops 51) per ems, use
this Special Ceg1w)ie Mammy as is used and sold by
The National Lend, Pettit* Packing (10„ Ltd, own-
ers of 11,00048cM%of of:chael lands, f,0na1 agents---
rL>1ss is Electric Via(.. ht
We alio handle Flour and di Kinds of feed,
See its (about having your !Moen wired for l+liecl l'ie Li rh111 ,
Milk *l
whiingo cleaning is on, 6 h
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At your home without
pain, danger or operation,
My ntethocl,,will cure•ap-
parentlyllopeless cases no
matter what your age is
or how long ruptured.
Why wait until your rup-
ture becomes strangulated
when you can be cured ?
Do not wait - Fill 10 coupon
Ago•••....,..... '1''rne Rup
Single ar Double
Nance
Address „ .
anti return to -
J. S. $ M N'°n-1
88 Caledonia St,
Dept. A Stratford4 Ont.