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BUSINESS CARDS,
XXT H, MoORAOKEN—
YY Telmer of Marriage Lleensee, Of.
floc at Grocery, Tarnberry Street, Brneeels,
K. O. T. M.
Brussels ITent o1 the Meow/bees, No, 04
hold their regular meetings in the Liedg8
Room, Seeker Block, on the let and 8rd
Tuesday evoniug8 of eneh mouth
Visitors always woleome,
A, trousers, vee. 0. Aloe CURE, It. 15.
WM. SPENCE
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
Ole MARRIAGE LICENSES
ince in the Post Office, L'titel. 80.4
Arc JOHN SUTHERLAN
1NB083.800,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS,
1 S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
.1 • Nun, will 8811 for better priaes, to
better men, in lose time and lees charges
than any other Auctioneer In hla0t Boron or
ha won't anal'g0 anything. Oates and orders
San always be arranged at this otneo or by
_ Oemnatel application,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
UT M. SINCLAIR-
1 • Burrleter, Solicitor, Cony eyaneer,
Notary 1'oblio, ko, Office—Stewart's Block
1 door Nor Lb al 0eutral Hotel.
Bohol for for the Metropolitan Beak.
YR0UDF00T, HAYS & KILLORAN
RARI±IB'1'ER8 SOLICITORS, -NOTARIES
1SUBLIO, ETU.
W. PAOUD800T, K. O. R 0, HATO
d, L, KILLOIAN
OBiees-7boolo0m0rlh 000aiedbMeaers
onnhuou, ()sweat*.
ALLAN LINE
Royal Mail Steamers
St. Lawrence Season
MONTREAL. TO LIVERPOOL
T. T. S. 8, "Victorian" and "Virginian"
T. S. S. "Tunisian" and "Corsican"
Settings every Friday
MONTREAL TO GLASGOW
T. S. S. "Grampian" and "Heeperiau"
T. S. S. "Scandinavian" and "Pretorinn"
Sailings every Saturday
T.J HAVRE
sC LONDON
Service of moderate priced ono aloes cabin
(1 1} steamers.
Sailings every- Sunday
semi information as to rates, em., 0n 83)411 %-
tion to
W. H. KERR.
'.A gent Allan Line, Brussels.
r�.Ousrb. .D7a1'.A ,Ov.I1. v`Y,
fall Termo
from Sept. 3rd
Arrange now to orator the 1.
ELLIOTT
fir TORONTO, ONT.
•6 The school that has n great reputation
for Slykeg suporiur bueinese and short-
hand training. Graduates get and hold v,
good positions beonuse they are Y n'ethor-
ou hl tired. Write 0,r catalogue. g P tr
Open all ycur. Eater tiny time.
Oor. Young and i. W. J. ELLIOTT, �j'
Alexander lits. i Prinelpal.
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CENTRAL
, STRATFORD. ONT.
ONTARIO'S .BEST BUSINESS COLLEGE`
Our .graduates are up•ta-date and
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pv8011081, We hove n large staff of ex•
perioneed instructors end our gradn•
Mee get the high grade position. We C
do more for our graduates than does.
any similar school. We have three de-
pallet ants — Commercial, Shorthn±d
and Telegraphy. You owe It to your. 'C
self to know what we are doing. Got lj
yR' our froe ontnlogus nt on00, j�
D. A, MCLACHLAN, Principal Sy
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Mo. M n PiRTeR..A
U -BER -0
it
row 'NI ROOFING
is strongly fire -resisting
— rated first-olass by
Fire Insurance Com-
panies. It Will not ignite
from sparks or burning
brands, and has saved
many a building. Made
In 3 Permanent Colors.
-•-Red, Brown, Green
—and in natural Slate.
-Sole Canadian Mfrs. 78
3`� S TRESTANDARDPAINTCO.
Ali'tAas0JkWP/t0 ofCanada.Llmlled,Moalreat.
P. Ament Brussels.
The woman of today who has good
health, good temper, good sense,
bright eyes and a lovely complexion
the result of cor'r'ect living and (rood
digestion, wins the ltdeniratiott of the
world, 1f your digestion is faulty
Charnberiain's Stomach and Rivet
Tablets will cerr'ece it, 8'ot• sale by
.tt11 dealers,
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1 W. H. LOVE
Funeral !Director
and Embalmer
Orders promptly and otos-
fully at elided to night or
day. Phone 228.
ETHEL, ONT.
•
o-r"y' o''-v•'®„'sr`lry"T'wi "®''F it
Business Cards
DR. T. T. M' RAE
Baeholur or Medicine, University of Toronto ;
Licentiate and Graduate of the College of Phy-
sielans and Surgeons, Ont, ' Post.t,',radue98
Chicago Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Idospltal,
Ohmage, Ill. Ex -House Surgeon to St. Mich.
eel's Hospital, Toronto,
Office over F, ft. Smith's Drug Store. Tele-
phone connection with Uranbrook at 011 hours.
DR. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL., ONT.
Physician and Surgeon; Post Graduate courses
London (ung.), New York and Chicago Hos.
phots. Special att81tiou todisense of eye, ear,
nose and throat. Eyes busted for giaeses.
DR. HAMILTON
Dental Surgeon
Honor Gradunte Dental Department, Toronto
University ; Licentiate of Royal College of
Dental Surgeons, of Toronto. Office in Smith
Stock recently vacated by Dr. Feild.
DR. WARDLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night calls. Office opposite
Flour Mill, Ethel
MAUDE O. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal graduate Department of Ophthal-
mology, Mo0ormiclt l'ledioal College, Ohioago,
Ill., Is prepared to test eyes and Bt glasses et
her office over. Grewar'e Restaurant, Brussels,
Wednesday, Thursday,Friday and Saturday
every second week. Office hours 10 to 12 a, In.
and 1 to Op. in, In Toronto, at 710 Spedine
ave.. remainder of time. Phone 1210
BRUSSELS
Gotha Booms GoiNo NOATn
Mail
Sxpreoo 11:21a m Mail
7 :07 a m I Express 10:55 a 01
0041000m
2:55 p m Express 1:59 p8:52 p m
Camitei:i Pa awe
WALTON
To Toronto To Goderioh
Express 7:41 a m I Express 11:87 a In
Express 2:57 p m Express .•.,..... 7:55 p In
WROXETER
Going East - 7:05 a, m. and 9:55 p. tn.
Going West - 12:40 and 0:47 p.111.
All trains going East connect with 0. P. R. at
Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T
G. B. stations.
GEO. ALLAN, Local Agent.
goat 1.ews )"tents
50 cents gets TRE Pos'r to Taouary
1st ier3,
NexeMonday will be July tst
and a
public holiday. titl
ay. Business places will be
closed.
BRussals Foot Ball team will play the
return match at Sedorth Friday even-
ing of this week. We hope to see our
boys win one
e more.
A good -job l was done in
R getting the
ang grass or hay, cut on the sides of
the streets. It looks more business like
to say nothing about the tidyness.
It is worse than useless to take any
medicines internally for muscular
or chronic rheumatism. All that is
needed is a free application of
Chamberlain's Liniment. For sale by
all dealer's.
T1s Hackett's appointment on the
Ashfield e d circuit,intendgiving lulu an
enter -
talon -lent on te evening of July sot.
Rev, Dr. Oaten of Brussels will be pres-
ent to -give Au address on"Pioneer lite or
experiences p s in the West."
AcOIDEN'r.—Thos. Friendship let his
hand get too close to a buzz planer in the
Bruce Agricultural Works, Teeswater,
and part of the thumb of his left hand
was eat off. This is the second ac-
cident Mr. Friendship had within a
year,
There is one medicine that every
family should he provided with and
especially during the Suuauer months ;
viz, Chamberlain's Optic, Oholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. Ib M almost
certain to be needed. It costs but la
quartet'. Can you afford to be with-
out it. For sale by all dealers.
HURON FRUIT ExFIIni'r.— Those ap-
pointed by the County Couucil as a
committee to arrange the County's ex.
hibit at the Oularlo Fruit Growers at
Toronto next Rail were :— F. Metcalf,
Blyth ; R. R. Sloan, Holmesville ; Thos.
Curry, Brussels ; D. F. Hamlick, Gode-
rictr ; and J. A. Mallough, Ashfield.
They are strong on fruit, and with Mr,
Metcalf as cbairmau they should do
gond work. The County Council grant-
ed Eno for the exhibit.
RArrnev—MArre.ANp,—'rhe home of
G. N, and Mrs. Maitlaud 15 Norman st
Stratford was the scene of a pretty wed-
ding at 9.3o o'clock Tuesday of last week
when their daughter Miss Nellie L, Mait-
la'hd was united in marriage with Rev.
Win. Raitihby, of Dunnville, formerly
pastor of St. Marys Baptist church,
Rev, Dr, L. S. Hughson, of the Baptist
church officiated, Mrs. 1. M. Solley play-
ing the Mendeissolin wedding march.
'Che bride, who was given away by her
father wore a gown of white embroidered
batiste and carried a bouquet of roses
and lilies of the valley, The aisle to the
marriage bower was prettily enclosed In
white satin ribbons and the couple Were
married under large bell of or1i ge tilos.
sem, Bride was attended by Pfiss Gray
her niece whose gown was of white em-
broidered mull. tier flowers were pink
891(1 white carnations sod she also wore
the groom's gift,a beautiful brooch of
pearls. Rev. James Strachan, of Galt,
who acted in the capacity of best man,
received a pair of gold ouff-links. Atter
deleuner which twee held on .verandah
at which the entire family were present
from far and near the happy couple 1 left
ou their hotieymoou for Toronto and
from thence to Auburn where they will
spend some days, A number of beauti-
ful presents were received by the bride.
A linen shower from the Young People
of the Baptist Church, a ease of silver
froth the Sunday School, a brats jarcli-
there and fere front her 50001 class at
Avon school and a silver fern pot fro
Geo, and Mrs. Maitland of ibrm
her Sunday school class were but a feprw
of the westerns. Among tee guests were: OTMOTHER O�
Tweet° •
Geo. and Mrs, Rttilliby 1 lobo and Mrs.
Ralibby and Miss
Mary ta'
lhY all
of Auburn ; Mrs. Gray and three dough-
ters Peers, lrloreuce and Lillian end R,
Gray of St, Marys ; and Mrs, T. M. Sel.
ley and son, Willie, of St. Marys.
The uniform success that has at
tended the nae of Oliamberiain's Colic
Oho10t'ta arid DiarrhoeaRemedy ha
made it a favorite everywhere. T
01211 always be .depended upon, Fo
sale by all deniers.
LARGE FAMILY
. Tells How She Keeps Her
I-Iealth --Happiness For
Those Who Take
Her Advice.
FUNNY, 1dN'r rr7— Whenever rho
country newspaper's find foreigners in-
vading the field of the hone merchants
with goods and merchandise or selling
them to farmers, they are asked to a•
rise and whack the intruders and ad-
vise the farmers to buy their goods of
the home merchants. And when
foreign printing houses send their rep-
resentatives among the merchants and
business men. many of these same
merchantsgive them orders and get in-
ferior work for their money. That's
reciprocity.
Whooping cough is not dangerous
when the cough is kept loose and ex-
pectoration 0047 by giving Chamber-
rain's Cough Remedy. It has been
used in 1nany epidemics of this disease
with perfect success. Por sale by all
dealers.
NEW INsrxcTORA'rlt PROPosl:n,— The
formation of a new school inspectorate,
including a portion of the county of
Huron with a portion of the county of
Bruce, is proposed by the Department
of Education. The matter was pre-
sented to the Huron county Council at
its recent sitting by Mr. Cowley, rep-
resenting the Department of Education.
The proposal is that the townships of
Howiok, Turuberry, East Wawanosh
and Morris, and the town of Winglham
and the village of Wroxeter all in the
county of Huron, be included with a
number of municipalities in
the southern
part of the count of Bruce
t form orin the
I Y
new inspectorate. 'rhe matter had al-
ready been laid before the Bruce county
council, wliicb declined to do anything
in the matter as e present
arrange-
ment
e-
meat of inspectorates was considered
ered
quite satisfactory. 'rhe Huron council
discussed the proposition at some length
and postponed further consideration to
the December session, It is claimed
that the time available for school inspec-
tion has been considerably curtailed by
the extension of the midsummer holiday
terns in the rural sections and by the
holding of the Entence examination
earlier than before, to some extent
breaking up the work of the schools.
This means that the inspectors cannot
cover the same ground as formerly
during the school term, The councils
of both counties, however, are averse
to incurring the additional expense
involved in providing a salary for an
additional inspector. If the Depart-
ment of Education insists on
the
chauge, the councils will have 120 pay
the salary.
Y•
MOORS— SPEIRAN,•— An interesting
event in Cupid's Court was celebrated
at the home of J. E. and Mrs. Speirao,
Cambria road c er]
Go 1 ch, formerly of
Brussels,lon Wednesday of last week,
when Miss Edna May, their eldest
daighter, joined hand and heart with
Mahlon Cornelius Moore, also of Gode-
rich. The nuptial knot was tied at 12
o'clock noon iu the parlor, AS
which w •
tasteful! '
Ydecorated with orange blos-
soms and ferns, Rev. A. Brown, pas-
tor of North street Methodist church,
officiating, and the event being wit-
nessed by about 25 of the immediate
friends of the contracting parties. The
wedding march was played by G: H.
King, organist of North street
Methodist church, and atter the cere-
mony Mrs. King sang the solo "Be-
cause," The bride was attended by
her cousin, Miss Effie May Mayers, of
Cadillac, Mich., and Percy C. S eiran,
the bride's brother, was groomsman.
Little Marguerite Moore, niece of the
groom, was ring -bearer. The bride
wore a dainty gown of white embroider-
ed marquisette with bridal veil and car.
tied a handsome boquet of bridal roses.
The bridesmaid was dressed in pink silk
and carried pink carnations. 'rhe
groom's gift to the bride was a set of
diamond earrings and the e
g h bridesmaid
received a barpm set with brilliants.
The ringbearer received a pretty ring
and the best mad" was presented
with a pair of cuff links, Mr. and Mrs.
King received a cut glass cream and
sugar set. Those present from a
distance were J, and Mrs, Rogerson, of
Bradford, Penn, ; Mrs. Frank Mayers
accompanied by her son and daughter,
of Cadillac, Mieb.. and John and Mrs.
fetch, of Brussel, Amid the boom-
ing of torpe10er, acepmpanied by
showers of rise and confetti, Mr. and
Nirs. Moore left o1 the 2,15 C, P. R.
train for a honeymoon trip to 'Toronto,
Niagara Falls and Detroit. On their
returu they will reside in Godericb.
The young couple have the best wishes
of their friends for a long, happy and
prosperous voyage together over the
sea of life.
POW Will Eseape
The torturing
achesof1'
Ictus. Be
prepal'ed, tileonly painless cure 1s
Putnain's Coen Extractor. Fifty
years in use and absolutely guitran-
teed.
winghanr
Mrs, John Rich, of London, and
formerly of \1Viughltm, is the guest of
Dr. W. Tarnlyu and wife.
A Beard. aged 18, employed at the
work of the new artesian' well had his
rum broken, Mum as he was leaning
against the shaft, the chill started un-
expectedly. The digit caught his el-
bow smashing it so Madly that many
stitches were t'equi'ed •]n addition to
splints and bandages.
The A. Y. P. A. of the English
churcih here held n most, suree.sefnl
social on 1.110 lawn of Dr. '4 V. Tainlyn.
The lawn was dreehented with electric
fights arid hunting and presented a
host at-tweeive appearance. The
proceeds were large and the ladies ab
the booths diel a splendid business.
Miss Emily Mann, who represented
Rebecca ae the well was kelt busy
disposing of ine elpatn, coffee and
l T ,
sa ld vici'us. 110 ]'i
t 1 Citizens' zona Band was
present and gave an excellent Alto.
gram.. Those tekinrset were Rev.
C. 1•i. Oroly, chairman. A, Ii. Mos -
grove, Miss Malin, Percy Jenkins,
Miss Bea Patterson, d. Taylor, a male
ScoLtville, Mich, —"I want to tell you
how much good Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg-
etabloCompound and
Sanative Wash have
done me. I live on a
farmandhaveworked
very hard. I am
Y
1r
forty-five ears old, Y
and am the mother
of thirteen children.
Many people think
it strange that I am
not broken down
with hard work and
the care of my fami-
ly, but I tell them of my good friend,
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound, and that there will be no back-
ache and bearing down pains for them if
they will take it as I have. I am scarcely
ever without it in the house.
"I will say also that I think there is
no better medicine to he found for young
girls. Niy eldest daughter has taken
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound for painful periods and irregular-
ity, and it has helped her.
"I am always ready and willing to
speak a good word for Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound. I tell every
one I meeth
tatIo
we my
health and
happiness to your wonderful medicine."
-'—Mrs. J. G. JmsNsoN, Scottville, Mich.,
R F D. 3.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Com-
pound, made from native roots and herbs
contains no narcotics or harmful drugs,
and today holds the record of being the
most successful remedy for woman's ills
known.
chorus composed of Res. C. H. Oroly,
Mr. Willis, Me. Jones, Mf. Jenkins,
Win. Bayles, H. Murch and J. Taylor.
The proceeds of the evening totalled
397.49, which will go the aid of the
church.
Atwood
W. A. Huston has sold his traction
engine and threshing entRt to John.
McNair, of Grey township.
E11na Cheese and Butter Mfg. Oo.
Limited, shipped 454 cheese on Wed-
nesday morning n of last week, being
their make for the first half of June,
to Lovell 3s Christmas, Montreal.
Atomic t realized'430 .03.
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DICICSON—R'1CKENDRICK.— At half
ass two o'clock p \ . oek Weclnescltl.y atter-
noon of last week, Chalmers Presby-
terian church, corner of Dovercourt
road and Dundas street, Toronto, was
the scene of a pretty
wedding,
when
Miss Mary Victntia(Minnie)Nc
Mc-
Kendrick,
youngest daughter of P.
and Mrs. McKendrick, became the
wife of the Rev. Hislop Dickson, M.
A., son of Thos. and Mrs. Dickson,
of Atwood, Ont. The church was
decorated . with palms and white
flowers, and the ceremony was per.
formed by the Rev. H. A. IticPherson,
Fred. Race playing the wedding
TAKE A
WITH YOU r
EVERYTHING
FOR KODAKERY
AT OUR -STORE
J.
R. WNDT
JEWELLER mid ENGRAVER
Wroxeter
marches. Albert David sang "3,30.
cause', d tiring the signing of the
register,. l'he bride, who was given a•
We v by IOW father, wore a gowu of
while satin trimmed 9711212 crystal and
pearle. s H •
i e1 tulle 7021 teas crowned
with orange bloesams and she carried
s, shower of 005e3 incl lily of the val.
ley. The gr0onh'e gift to her was a
piano, Alm Edna Sleet was brides
uloid arid wore pink satin with over-
die'ss of crystal, slippers to match
and a white Milan hat with white
osprey, She carried a shower of
pink roses and wore the gloom's gift,
it gold bracelet, Mies Rita IllcKee
was flower girl and wore a frock of
Fame; vale ncic:nues lace over pink
silk, white shoes end etol'Ieillge, and tt
flowered bonnet. She chivied a bas-
ket of white daisies and wore the
gr0olu's gift, a gold bracelet. Percy
MCKenduek, the bride's Moths' was
hest 111a11 and elle ushers Were Ilex,
0. S. eloli Losb, M. A., and F. W. Nlo-
Kenclricic. After the ceremony a
reception Was held at the family resi-
dence in Ossiugton avenue, the bride's
mother wearing a gown or black silk
voile over mauve silk, with Persian
trimming, a black hat with plumes
and carrying violets. The groom's
mother wore black silk and hat also
of black.- After the reception the
bride and groom left for a trip to Lhe
States and on their return will make
several visits to different points in
Ontario before going to their home in
Rainy River. The bride travelled Inst
suit of grey whipcord with collar and
cuffs of bebe Irish lace, a blue hat with
trimming of grey and ostrich mount.
She was Wild With Pain,
Froin Willow Creek, Ont., Miss E.
Diegel writes : "A fete years ago I was
drenched with rain and got lumbago ;
it was like a steel rod piercing my
back. I also had earache and racked
with pain. I applied batting, soaked
with Nerviline to my ear and rubbed
on Nerviline for the lurnbago. That
rubbing relieved and in a few hours I
was well. No other liniment could do
this." It's the penetrating power of
Nerviline that Makes it superior to all
other linih
menta.lin
o g
N t beats it 25c.
at all dealers
Blyth
Alex. and Mrs. Elder were visiting
at Hanover with their daughter, Mrs.
(Rev.) W. McLean.
A. W. Robinson was the delegate
from the local lodge I. 0. 0. P. to the
district meeting at Olintou. •
R. Slater was representative of the
local Oourt to the High Court of the
Canadian Order of Foresters held. at
Hamilton,
Miss Thompson, of the public school
staff, will not resume her duties here
after the holidays. The rest of the
teachers have decided to telrhain.
Mrs. Morris, of Toronto, who has
been visiting her parents, W. and
Mrs. rs. Newc nlbe lett Monday la for
Newcombe, o n ou
Y
Edmonton, Alta., whereshe si a will re-
side.
There died at the family i1
a n y residence,
Blyth, after au' illness extending over
some months, Roy Alexander, the
little son of Alex. anti Mts. Hamm,
aged 9 yeats and 9 months. The little
fellow had been a great sufferer from
inflammatory rheumatism which was
the cause of his demise.
The following is tt list of those en-
gaged int a standing field
crop
com-
petition for prizes offered by the
lyth Agricultural Society :—J.
B.
Tierney, Wm. Grey, Wes. Beacom,
A. W. Sloan, Thos. Sloan, R. G. Mc-
Gowan, R. B. McGowan, Win, McGow-
an, T. H. Robinson, Jas. Snell and
David Laidlaw,
OLosE CALL.— What might have
been a very serious accident happened
at the G. 1'. R. station. S. A. Sander-
son was unloading pressed bay into a
car Wihen the noon express came ]I1
and as it started the team got fright-
ened and polled in front of the en-
gine. The horses got across the track
but the wagon was struck by the eu-
ggine,scattering Lhe hay on both sides.
Mr. Sanderson was in the wagon at
Lhe time and it was expected that he
would be seriously injured, but he
ettcawled from under the hay Clone the
worse, only terrified. The fact that
the train had nobu h of speed alone
g }
c
saved him. Mr. Grieve, of Seatoeth,
who was there, tried to stop the team,
when one of the horses locked him,
but he also escaped serious injury.
I. 0. 0. F.—The annual meeting of
Hut on District I. O. 0. F. was held in
Clinton in 1110 Oddfellows Hall with
District Deputy Murray, of Exeter, in
the chair. Delegates were present
from Henson, Olin o , Seafc•
Lx, Luc-
at1, Exeter and Blyth. The reports
were given from the different lodges,
all showing an increase in both mem-
bership and Bernice. D. D. G. M. Mur-
ray gave a splendid address on the
success of hie year of office, and was
glad that the district 9vaa so' progress.
we. G. E. eicTaggltlt, of Blyth, vas
elected D. D. G. M. for the coming
teem. -A resolution of sympathy was
passed ordering that a letter of con•
dol) el 11o11
to should d b0 scut to the widow
and sots of the late Haley Reid fleet
Godericlh IlisLricb deputy, of Huron
Lodge. The matter of holding a lodge
of iusteuoLion for this district and the
nextplace of holding the district meet-
ing was left in the hands of the new
district deputy,
P.RnsRNTATIows.—'The Atnilerstbueg
Echo of last week speaks 0.5 follows
concerning Rev, and Nies. Clysdale,
well known in Blyth:—On Saturday
evening the neighbors and friends of,
Rev. MI, and Mrs. Olydeslhtie sur-
prised them by meeting at the pat-
50114.rtl hila Lateran to(1deeSs had been
ready Alf. Sellars testifying to the
lova and respeo1 in which they are
held, there was presented by Finest
Sellars on behalf of the company to
Mr, Olysdale b, gentlemen's travelling
bag and to i41is, Olysdale a handsome
gold jewel case. Mr. Clysdale has
proved himself a yonlag man of sterl-
ing gnitliLies and has always stood for
tate:h] hest type of Christian living,
while Mrs. Olysdale by the sweetness
of her disposition has won many
feielids in Malden and much r'egr'et is
felt that they so 00011 were taken a-
way to re larger field, They carry
with theta the best wishes of the
people fill• i11url ltit.ppiness and success
in Llt'ir neW 1101110 land work. Tlhe
left 0n 'J.nesday and Will spend a
week at This hone in Moore before
leaving for the West. The young ltd-
les of Lite Aduit I3iblo Olass also ea.,
membered e
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1 s. L;lyedale with 112 pearl
handled butter knife as a token of
their good will toward teacher and a
twilling worker in the Sueclay School,
Listowel lodge of CddfelIows I, 0.
0, P. held their aun11111 deoorstion
service on Sunday afternoon.
Dr. Morse's
Indian Root Pills
are not -a new and untried remedy
our grandfathers used them. Half a
century ago, before Confederation,
they were on sale in nearly every drug
or general store in the Canada of that
day, and were the recognized cure in
thousands of homes for Constipation,
Indigestion, Biliousness, Rheumatism
and Kidney and Liver Troubles. To-
day they are just as effective, just as
reliable as ever, and nothing better
has yet been devised to ya
Cure Common ills
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Granite and Marble Works
ALLAN E. HERSEY
Proprietor
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HIGH - CLASS - MONUMENTAL - WORK
In all kinds of Granite
Cemetery Work Promptly Attended to
Phone 23 All work Guaranteed
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prevent ct heavy •
Do Commercial
Fertilizers Pay
Well I Probably they do I But an Ounce of
Preventative is worth a Pound of Cure,
Get twice the use of that Manure Pile and
prevent the depletion of your soil by using
the famous -
Corn King
Particulars of this modern necessity 013 every Well
Managed Farm, and of the full 111eCorinick Line, for
the asking.
Have you that Good Brood Mare Insured
1us7 by consulting us in Lillie. • '
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Stove
Points of Advantage With this Woman's favorite are
It uses all- the heat.
It cooks evenly.
It doesn't smoke.
It will bake, boil, toast or roast.
It is made with 1, 2 or 3 burners.
Get rid of heat and save fuel by investing in a PER-
FEOTION. It means a cool kitchen and coal oil
is the cheapest cooking fuel you can use.
We will be pleased to shote you the stove and explain
imumlimilmm.
its easy working by a call at our store.
Iiti�SiY
WILTON GILLES ''iE
VARICOSE
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136br NO NAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT.
Confined to His Home for Weeks.
"Heavy work, severe straining and evil habits lu youth brought on
Varicose Veins, When I worked hard the aching would become
severe and I was often laid up fur a week at a tune, try family
physician told mo an operation was my only hope—but I dreaded E.
I tried several specialists, but soon found out all they wanted was my
money. 1 commenced to look upon all doctors as little better than
rogues. One day my boss asked me why I was off work so much and
I told bum m condition H
my oame to consult Drs. Kennedyw
theyedy, w015 square andtaks treatmentl.Ifrom them himself and knew
the wore square and skillful. . I wrote them 4 o tl e n and got THE NEW
1tIDTROD TREAmonth's treatment
My pI w S s WASSome somewhathat dis001 alge and wsv r
the firstn ed area m001'I woe somewhat discouraged. rewarder,
Icon complete
rete cure. for three methsarn lona and was rewarded
with a e trt a men I ow 1 onlylr earn 812 a r in a machine
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shop beforestreatment, now I atm valuable
earning. Sri and never loose a any,
1m/shall suffe'ers knew of your valuable treatment.
HENRY°. L0C1ST.
HAS YOUR BLOOD SEEN DISEASED?
BLOOD POISONS are the most prevalent -and most serious diseases. They, sap the
very life Wood of the vlctin and unless entirely eradicated from the system will cause
serious complications, Beware of Mercury. Itenay suppress the symptoms—our NEW
.lIIITHOD cures all blood dieoases.
YOUNG OR MIDDLE AGED MPJN•—Imprudent acts or later oxeeases have broken
down your system. You feel the symptoms stealingover von, .dentally, physically and
vitally you are not the man you used to he or should be. Willyou heedthedanger signals?
EADER Are you a ulcus? havo you lost itope7 Aro you lnttmd155 to ntarryy iias
��1i your blood boon diseaecdP 17070 you. anyrs , wcalmess4. Uur Nn98 Rtsrnon
anim.twoNonr will r w o liyou. What ed you,
, write,no for for au honest opinion
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Free. re manor who Ilse treated you wd." iau honest o opl000s00 0 ie Charge.
Books Plop—".Boyhood, Naulnood, Fatherhood." (Illustrated) on lllsoase$ Of MOM
NO NAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT, PRIVATE. No names on
Boxes or envelopes. EverrFF��thing. Confidential. Queetiee last and CostofTreatment
FREE FOR MIAS TREATMENT.
DRs.KENiNEDMKEN
Cor. Michigan Ave. and Griswold St„ Detroit, Mich.
NOTICE
letters from Canada must be addressed
ha
IG to our Canadian Correspondence Depart-,
eummastersisesease ascot ire Windsor, Ont. Ifyoudesire to
see us personally call at our Medical institute in Detroit as eve seemed treat
ran patleatl in our 'Windsor offices which are for Correspondence and
Laboratory for Canadian businoss only. Address all letters as fallowel
DRS. KENNEDY & KENNEDY. Windsor, Ont.
iliWrite for ear trivets address.
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