The Brussels Post, 1913-1-30, Page 5BUSINESS CARDS,
WM. SPENCE
QONVEYANQER era ISSUER
or MARRIAGE LICENSES
lune In tate cost 01I1oe, Ethel. 00,4
JOHN SUTHERLAN I)
trait/DORM,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH'
AUCTIONEERS.
fit 3. B'OO'T Ali AN AUCTION•
•s- -• sea, will dell for better price], to
better emu,In lees Dine and Imo °barges
than any oher Auetiuueor in Emit Huron or
be won't oharga anything, Lutes and orders
can always be arranged al this Moe or by
5 " reuuaI aPplloatlon,
LEGAL AND .CONVEYANgINe.
V • w 81NULA11i-
• tsarrihter, Solicitor, Uuaveyaneer,
Notary Public, ko, Umee-B tewurt'e Block
1 .loor Norah o1 (Matra.' Hotel,
Solicitor for the Metropolitan Batik.
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Henett'1ERB, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES
PET SLID, PITC.
W. Ya00nruoT, lS, O, 11 0, HAW
J. L. 1{ILLonUN
Offices -Those formerly escalated by Moore
(Jamerou 6, bolt,
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ALLAN LINE.
Royal Mail Steamers
ST. JOHN HALIFAX LIVERPOOL
Proms St. John Prom Halifax
Grumpptel inn, 17 Jan, 18
Tauislan Jan 04 Jan. 25
Hesperia ii .. Jon. 51 Feb 1
Oorsienn ................ Feb, 14 lc.h 16
Grampian .. Feb 22 Direct
BOSTON PORTLAND GLASGOW
From Boston Frau Portland
Numidian Jan. 10
Corinthian - Jan 25
Pretorian .... Jon. 80
Sodudhmvian Feb. 0
SI°toot Feb, 18 -
Full Information as to rates, 040., on appl1a14-
tion to
W. H. KERR.
Agent Allan Line, Brame's.
a All Desiring the Best �;
FJ In Business and Shorthand Education >�4
((,�'S aro Invited to write for the loge cata- i.
L'yl 'ogee of the Popular fig
ELLIOTT
517 TORONTO,, ONT. .f
This School has now the greatest at- clt
tendance in its history. There is a ren- e
son for it. We have room for, more. p
AThts may be your beat opportunity. 6
Decide new to enter our School
at an early date. Ont• graduates v(
readily get positions.
Oor. Young andW. J. ELLIOTT, -
Alexander Ste. 1 Principal.
MO CENTRAL
1STRATFORD. ONT.
The best practical training Wheal in
13 Ontario. Three departinonts - Com.
0 mercial, Shorthand and Telogra.
vt phy. A11 courses are thorough and
practical.
g dgradTeachers are experienced
Ng
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gve ndv arouplaced on and deux.
�5 wn give teat attention and atttd•
i� ants may miter at any time.
eel Write for our free oatalogu a at
once.
- D. A. M'CLACHLAN, Principal.
fese,
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The Business
towel
1' g
Coll° e g
4 Toaohes.Aotual B'uainoru in both De- .f1
(( partments. The ettetidnneo of stud- i -
gouts ie Constantly ino0eaeing,
.\ New Years term opens on Monday,
Q
January 11th 7018
4i a� ma9c'aVmAr RavmrV tat4tr+1
EDWIN O. MATTHEWS, PPM, rL
A. RAYMANN
is prepared to supply the hest
goods in Windmills, Iron and
Wooden Pumps and Stablia
Fittings, such 11,9 Piping, Wat-
er Bowls for stock, (tic•
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Repairs to Pumps promptly
attended to.
Give me a call.'
p, NAYMANN, Cranbruuk
Mee, A. R. Tahoe, of Cider, M(L, had
been troubled %vitt) sick headache for
about five years, when she began tak-
ing
';k
i 1g Ohaltberlairt'e 'Tablets. She as
'taken two bottles of them tend they
have cnretl her. Sick headaches is
(mused by a disordered 810ma011 for
wbieh these tablets aro eepeeially in-
tended. Try linen, get well and stay
Well. Sold by all dealers,
W H• LOVE
Funeral Director
and Embalmer
Orders promptly and Care-
r'ully attended to flight or
(lav 2
, Phone tof o-28.
ETHEL, ONT.
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Business Cards
OR. T. T. AV RAE
daobelor of Medicine, Universityof Toronto ;
, Iawl0i ate and Graduate'uf the (,ollege of per
aeiana and Surgeons 0111. 1 Poat-6•raduape
.Inongo Eye, Ear, Nom and Throat Hospital,
J1110ngo, ill. Ex•House Surgeon to St. Mich-
.cl's liospitnl, Toronto.
Oates overt'. R. Smith's Drug Store, !Cele•
.bona oonneotion with Oranbrook at all hours,
DR. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL, ONT.
ehyelaiai and Surgeon; Post Graduate warms
London (Eng,), Now York and Chicago Hos.
pitxls. Special attention to disease of eye, ear,
nose and throat. )Eyes tested for glasses.
DR. WARDLAW
Manor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
Oollege. Day and night nulls. Office opposite
Flour Mill, Ethel.
MAUDE C. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal graduate Department of Op{hthtll-
eulogy, 1110.1ormlck Medical Uulleg�e, OMoogu,
111., In prepared to tent 0y94 and at glasses at
her office over Grower's Restaurant, Brussels,
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of every
week. Office boors Ito 8 p. m. Forenooe••.
II oil
y appointment, Phone 121 D.
fQi i.w IV:UAW Razz trap
BRUSSELS
GOING SOnTII Gouge Emma
Axil 7 :Ola to I Express 10;:15 0 111
Express 11:25 a m Mail 1:59 p In
'txpr Bea 2155 5 m Express 8:62 p in
C JIFe.d`aLirAo Fa Ci ('le
WALTON
To Toronto To Goderich
Express 7:1I x m l Express .... 11:55 x In
Express 2:67 P m Expreoa 8:40 5 in
WROXETER
Going East - 7:55 a. la. and 8:65 p. m.
Going West - 12:411 and 0:47 5. 01.
All trains going Emit connect with O, P. It, at
Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and- T
G. B. stations.
GEO, ALLAN, Local A gent,
al istrixt . eW
Seaforth
AC4L. SOCIETY.- The annual meet-
ing of the Seaforth Ageicnl1014'(yl Soc-
oiely was held in the Un11(1ne.1'ebll
Hotel, with President J. F. Duly in
the chair. Financial statement for
past year' was read by Secretary
Broderick, and showed a balance on
hared of $377.71 after paying off the
balance of a debt of $273, so that all
propel ty and buildings are now
The ell -
lively free of dept. lht. gate Ie
coipla last Fall Fair ato(Otltlted to $661,
and the society gave over $1,200 in
prizes. There are now 115 paid mem-
bers for 1913, and the society was
never in a more prosperous condition,
J1IDOS Henna (144(1 John (McDowell
were appointed delegates to the
Provincial Association Convention in
Toronto. Trig directors decided to
hold Spring and Fall Pairs, also to
again en1ee the field crop . -competi-
tion, oats, being again chosen as the
crop, with the following prizes :-
first, $20' second, $I5 ; third, 12 ;
fourth. $10 ; fifth, $8 ; sixth, $6 ;
seventh, $4; eutr(tnce fee $L All (80-
51148 1140 to be made with the secre-
tary before April 15. The field crop.
competition feet year was Inst suc-
cessful and it is expected double the
entries will be made this Spring,
Election of naris for 1913 resulted
as follows :-Peestde(b, J. F. Daly ;
let Vice Pres„ John McDowell ; 211(1
Vice Pres., 1). FoLhu'ilghani ;
'Treasurer, A. E, Colson : Secretary,
Vl. Broderick ; Directors, McICiil144
TowlIshi)), Jas. Evans, John L..
Hrotvn, James McQuade, Gen. McKee;
Tuckerstlith Township--1-Win. Black,
Alex. Broadfuot, ''1108, Coleman ;
13ullett Township -'!rhos. E. Living-
ston ; Seafoy'ih-A. D. Sutherlantl.
Auditors, Charles Stewart and \Vih.
Somerville.' -
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P1180110 trnn1 1 d with partial
paralysis are 0f154 very much benefit-
ed by masaagiag the affected parts
thoroughly when applying Ohatnbel
lain's Liniment. This liniment also
relieves rheumaticpeius. For sale by
all dealers.
L.Istowel
' Miss Lillie Horne, Who is ie train-
ing at Fergus hoepttal, recently 014(10)-
90011110 very °Chiral operation. \'Ve
are glad to report that she is improv-
ing
mprov-ing6 favorably.
A., E, Hawkins, who for the Furst
few yews has been 0. P. R. agent, at.
r d e -lei or .
1 1 1 t f Winnipeg, where he
w
Inas taken a p0913100 with the
DO 1011 Express Oo., as bookkeeper.
Gat held Reddon, who has been it]
dray° o1' the business of Gunoa
Limited in town for sotne time past,
has been transferred to the head
ofiee in Toronto.
The officers for the ensuing- yea'.
for Listowel Club !vete elected as fol.
low° : Pres, J. 11Grant ; vice -Plea,
1. 13. Gunther ; Sec !1'( etas„ De. J. J.
Foster; Auditor, J. Livingston ;
Management Committee, the Presi-
dent, vice -President a11(1 Mesas.
Foster, Mallory, Malcolm, 13801118 mud
Pleffets.
The 111(10111 Deeding of Ole Listo-
wel Agricultural Society wits held in
the Council chamber. Pilsllleilt J.
1?. Wilson presided. The. Secretary
read the report of 1012 shoving re -
mots of $1491,88 aid expenditure of
51402.64. leavinga defieit or $L81.
Ma lir Olitni0 addressed the meeting
()Hefty fegai'ding the new drill il
a eicultural hell, shales that whew)
the building wag finish°d the society
would have a bi11(1)ng in every way
adequate for the requirements of the
society. The new hall is expected to
he completed in Li1018 rOr tilts year's
fide, It way decided, to hold a Spring
311085 of anile stock, the date to be
deyided ape by dfept10e. 'fuss. ONTARIO
day and IVcduesday, Sept, 10 and 17,
were lbs dales ch080o for tee !'till
Me, The following officers !tern
elected :- 1 ,1
5, J. F. Wilson It
; vice
o
Pies W. 13, Shearer;2ud vice -Pres,
15. Arnnill ; 1)it(-ntoes, 1513 Snelling
\V. 1 en11leg, 1L I.iuliday, A. li
Hewitt, W. Hewitt, J, Watson, '1
WOMANi
LOST VITALITY
•Oaused by Kidney, Stomach
and Bowel Disorders
S4, John '' 1
r N. B., .3ept(mxi 18tH,
11911-SJy brother was u great suf-
ferel from kidney, at0111aeh and
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bowel troubles and wits give° up by
FORTUNE
Male. S J, Stevenson, I. Durst, I-1.
Goddard, .1. N. flay. lir. Hay will
be the dh'eo'or rrpre9811ting the lotvu
Freed From That Weak, Lan-
Couueil. lion, lady 1)iteclnr8, Aire
l'abb(.1 Cee, YI10. Collins, 11Irs, Snelling
Ylisa Baker ; lad 37 diroc tore, 111 lase
R. Livingston T. \Nilson, 0. Ale
Donald ; Authtnru, 1)r. J. J, Poste,
T. J. AlrOauley. 1'', 5011 Zuberi was
reappuinled Seceetury-ttel(sarer. Ii
00natd51(1lio1 nl' the large amount, of
business which he has to look after,
(((1(1 111e efficient manner in which the
4Vnl'k has been 11(1(le, tl Wits 4)0a011-
mOu91y deficted to inert•aae his tottery
to 505 pet' anti um, Bound derided to
inert oil the first, 1Ve'dnesd(Iy of eaeh
mom 11 elate big wish N1151011, (iov8rn-
(4(81l1 Judges will be. appointed for
both 8pl hug and Pall hxllibiLions.
s guid, Always Tired Feel-
ing, by Lydia E. Pink -
Never it it Your Boots
Tina. (1 0an't rune the eor11, Ju.t
apply the old standby, Pe wanes
Corn Extractor. 11 acts like neigh..
Kill, the puha, rnlex (hr'eou, (lues 14
Intro 111' 11)at'. CI H. Lhe best-
il'S "Putnam's"
Wingham
31 is, Alice Noble, of Hyde Park, is
the guO•ot of friends here.
\Vinghiuu Drama' it: Club ie pre
pitying frit' ann111er concert.
Finnan,
1\li•ie Annie who wits t 1 ( vis visit-
ing here for Ia eh0rl time, is ill at her
home
Tuesday evening. February 111 h, a
Ieetur' will be given by A. Kneehtel,
1110pel•lor of Dominion Palest Re.
91'1'Qee.
Rbta1(•t• .1 01111 Angus, who reeetttly
lost one or tits bands to the Bell fac-
tory, is still in the hospital but is
skiing likely.
Font Wiughan (melte 9, D, Fortune,
0luules!Nisbett,A. Steweu't and A.
Al. Crawford, skip, have gone to at-
tend 111 'Winnipeg bo11spiel.
13. 1f. Cochrane has sold the Wing -
ham Rluebi1 \Yorks to ''hos, .1(hn.
mon, of Paisley, a brother of Robert
Johnston, of this town.
J. 13. Ferguson, formerly Town
Clsrl( of Wiagl(1u(L is now pos1ulastee
al. Keerisdale, B. C., haying entered
on his duties January 1st.
\Vw. Whitehall, who was formerly
011g1neee on the London train here,
and who is now on the pension list, is
the guest or 111r, Allen, ssotion fore-
man het e.
0. M. Calker left on a trip to
California. He will return via Van-
couver. and m(11(e his usual business
calls til (liffeeent points in the West-
ern Provinces.
Potatoes are very aeafce here a-
gain, and fal'lllel•s state it will be. a
haled job to select seed for the Spring.
People who had any are now throw-
ing them not of their netters as they
lire rotten.
The annual tni'eting• of lite Turn
berry Ageictdtnral Society was held in
the Town Hall, on Ci iday after noon,
1953) and was well ettended, Reports
presented showed lust year one of the
best in the history of Society. Fol-
lowing officers and directors were
elected For this year :-lion,-President,
.1. A. Nortel ; Hon. Vice -Pres., John
J. Moffatt ; President, \V. J. Currie ;
1st Vire-President•, \V, .1. Greer • 2nd
Vice -President, H. T. Perdue. Diree.-
1ore-3eh11 \Vebstee, Gen. Oruick-
slnulk, 'Prank Henry, Geo, T. Robert-
son, If. Hastily, J. A. Brandon, Jas.
Henderson, P. Gibbons, \Vin. Elston
Audiko•s-Jan. A f
A. McLean and n
( Role,.
,urfie. `I' t
(' The wives If o r.•
lIi ens and
dieeetoes )vete appointed lady abec-
I0re. Vote of thanks was tendered
Wm Mn.xw811, who has been P0591-
(1011. 144•.2 yc'nrs (old foe yea's 1a Inent-
ber0r 130011. i•le Inn poses leaving
1 hie eveti10 frit Lraininglnn. 55 wits
(leci(15(1 to (ask Dime et men t of Ageicul-
I ure to chlulge mime of Society from
Tut (.7 Agricnl1(11•(11 Society to
North Huron A: eicltllnrltl Society.
1`he Standing Field Orop OompeLition
Will be (a re1Ulu'e of the Soetety, At
to meeting of Directors H. B. Elliott.
was re-engaged se Sec.-'I'r,as. Fall
Fair will be hold Sept, 25 and 26, 1918.
Goderich•
M. G. Oameron, 11. 01, was. in
13ostnti last. week of professional busi-
nes9.
l'he nl,nnel rrtugt egal.ionad sleeting
of Knox church was held Wednesday
e vl'ying.
-1'ht' death Clef)°(! et Dn11(ias,
Ont„ on immure, 16111, of Rev. Austin
Putter, (it hoe time p(1s1o' of Victoria
ham's Compound.
Thessalon, Ont. -"1 cannot speak too
highly of your medicine. When my ap-
',•;;; rr,.f%1;kitr%petite is poor and 1
`� "' r9rinj4 have that weak, lan-
guid, always tired
feeling, I get a bot-
tle of Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable
Compound, and it
builds me up, gives
me strength, and re•
stores me to perfect
health again, It is
rely a blessing to
women, and I cannot
speak highly enough of it. I take pleas-
ure in recommend ng it to others." -
Mrs. ANNIE CAMERON, Thessalon, Ont,
Women who are suffering from those
distressing ills peculiar to their sex
should not lose sight of these facts or
doubt the
abilityof Lydia d) E i k
Y
P n ham'r
Vegetable Compound to restore their
health.
There are probably hundreds of thou.
sands, perhaps millions of women in the
United States who have been benefited
by this famous old remedy, which was
produced from roots and herbs over 80
years ago
bya woman to relieve g v wo-
man's suffering, If you are sick and need
such a medicine, why don't you try it?
If you want special advice write to
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confi-
dential) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by a
woman and held in strict confidence.
street Methodist church, Goderich,
a1111 also a former pastor of the Dun-
gannon Methodist chltrch. Mr,
Potter was 70 years of (age and leaves
a widow, one son, A. J. Potter, of
Detroit, and two daughters, Mrs, E.
W. Mahood, of St,. Louis, Mo., and
Mrs. C. H. Moore, of Dundas.
J. G. Ohumney, of West. Wawa -
nosh, WAS before Judge Doyle last
week on two charges of obtaining
money under false pretences. He
was acquitted of the Oen)pbell
charge, but n11 the charge preferred.
by - Cyrus 1
} y \V. Scott, he was found
gnilty. Sentence was not passed, the
Court being adjourned fora month in
order to give Ohamney an opportunity
to illake restitution.
The adjourned annual meeting of
the West Huron Ag110111tureI Society
was held at the Town Hall of Tues-
day (afternoon of last week when the
undilo(:9' report 00(1(8 presented and
lldnpted and ether business transacted.
Following Ole general meeting, the
directors met and re -appointed J.
Ades Fowler Secretary and Alex.
Yonng Treasurer. Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, September 17,
18 und 19, were decided upon as the
dates of the Pall exhibition of 1013.
The president, Isaac Salkeld, was
'went itted as delegate to the district
lans'Aso.i '011
s rah meetingto h. held
) e
at London Pebru(u'y 1st, and Viet --
President !Malcolm McKay and Dr:
Clark Were emu -tinted l0inted Lo (attend the
meeting of the Pruvineinl Fairs Asso-
eilitinn at Toronto on February 5111
and 6th.
The annual business meeting of the
' Oo. Poultry Association was held
Thursday morning, when officers
were elected as follows :-President,
R)m. Garter, Constance ; vire-Presi-
denit, 3. W. Ortwein, Hensel! ; Secre-
tary -treasurer, W. 17, Harrison,
G-' lelich ; Director's-Goderich, 31,3311
13ovric and \\)m. Doak ; Clinton, J.
A. Grigg and H. A. Havey ; Hensltll,
Messrs. Suutllac0tnbe and Beugough ;
\Vinglutm;'1'. Bowers end T. Angus;
131y511, 3. Powney ; Bayfield, Dr.
Smith and Mr. Pollock ; Seafo'th,
Messrs. Fell and J, Duly ; Zul•ich, E.
Zeller and Mr, Battles• ; 133xeter, 3.
Pard end T. (hoeing ; 13rnwsels, Messrs.
Downing and 13ttlhultyne ; Benmiller,
J. 0. Din's!. It was decied to hold
the next annual exhibition in Go(le-
('ich the third weep of January, 1914-,
and the 1915 show at Hensall.
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To clear them out we have reduced prices on
all Felt Shoes and Boots.
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• ,,�q�� Bos' HeavyRubbers •
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At Reduced Prices :
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Ladies and Gents
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• Harness Department
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Saskatchewan Robes, regular $8 75 Reduced to 7 75 •
Goat Robes, reglllae , , ,,,..... 9 00 Reduced to 7 50 •
131ankots reduced in price. •
Harness, heavy and Light, at Lowest Trines.
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Two sets Secord•irnnd Single Harness at $5.50 and $4,00 -Great valet: o
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t wu 81011(34'0, lie Was advised to try
Fig Pills, which he did, and after l
taking live boxes was completely re.
010°0(1 1(1 health aul is better to -day
than he lute been for years, Yon'
Catl't recommend Fig Pills too highly.
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A4 ell dl,dera, 25 andW60Y 0,ANVERSnia el•
The brig P111 Co„ St. Thomas, Ont.
Sold aid tecon1nte,(1ed in Benesels
by J. Fox Druggist.
Atwood
Annual meeting of the Silver
Corners (heese factory was held on
Halut•dayy.
Miss Ila gift Mort has gone Lo
Tnl•oll to where she will 1(1111111 Basi -
vas College.
Harold Hammond left fee Guelph
Lo take (a c0UIBe to Ole 1)afl y depart-
ment of the 0. A. C.
W. J. McCullough hue bought the
farm he is now tenant of from W. H.
Jolly, 4111 con. of 1331113a. Price is
$5,550..
Library Board ofManagetnent con-
sists of following : Rev, W. A.
Anus, 1. R. Hammond, 1'. G. Rat-
cliffe, W. H. Jolly, Jho. Roger, 13. 11.
Sluing, Geo. Loclrhead, J. A. Turn-
bull mid Rev. Dr. Jas. Husser, and
the following officers wets appointed
-President, J. R. Hammond ; Secre-
tary, '.T
G Ratcliffe tiff' ; Treasurer, easer John
Roger ; Librai ian, E. G. CuRhlin ;
Auditors. W. R. Erskine and E. H.
Swing.
Following care the officers of At-
wood Odd Fellows Lodge :-P. G.,
l5. H. Swing ; N. G., 13. Porter ; V.
G., Jas..H. Dickson ;Sec., J. P. Green -
sides ; Fin. -Sec., T. 0. Ratcliffe ;
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!lens John R) (. R. S. N. G. 0.
W,Harvey L. 5. N. G., Jas. New-
legginyl ; Warden, D. Alart•ay ; R. S.
V. 0„ llenderson Robb ; L. S. V. G.,
Angus Dickson.; I. S. G., 3, Klunlp ;
R. S. S.; Thos, Hamilton ; L. S. S.,
Jas. Ferguson.
AGRICULTUIOAL SOCIETY.- The
(annual •Meeting of the members of
the Elam Agricultural Society was
held in thele hall, Atwood, Saturday,
Jan, 18t1). Young Coulter presided.
Minutes of least meeting were adopted,
the financial statement showed a
balance on hand of $268.27, afterpay-
ing over $400 out, at the Fall Fait•.
The Spying Fair was considered and
after a vote being taken, the society
decided not to hold one this year. A
field crop competition for oats will be
held if ten or more members will
compete. 011109. Valiance was ap-
pointed -delegate to the Ontario As-
sociation of Fairs at Toronto. Dates
of the Fair for 1013 are Sept. 18th and
19th. Following are the offieers :-
President, Chas. Vallance ; 1st Vice
Pres.. J. S. Oaw)ln ; 2nd Vice Pres.,
Wm. Morrison ; Secretary, T. G. Rat-
cliffe ; Directors,. H. Ronnenbeng,
\Vat. Struthers, A. Stevenson. Jute.
Bllllantyne, 0. W. Harvey, W. 0,
Ilewet.t and J, W. Dickson ; Hon.
Directors, Young °molter, Henry
Zienno n, T. G. Ballantyne, Alex.
&tethers, J. L. Horn and V. Shade ;
Lady Directors, Mrs. Geo. Lochhead,
Mrs. Wm. Morrison, Mrs. A. Terry.
Miss Ella Hamilton and bliss Hanna
Struthers ; Auditors, A. M. Sweeten
and Al 11110 Simpson.
Tho Doaf Mado To Hour
Deafness because usually due to
Catarrh, is quite curable. In a
111o1st11(1 rases this is peoved abso-
lutely ttu0. Success iuvatiablY
at-
tends the use of Outarrhozooe which
has cured ciat(1'rhal deitfneat of
twenty-five years standing. Penetra-
ting through the passages of the ear,
the soothing vapor of Oatarrhozone
relieves the inflammation, destroys
the seeds of Catarrh and thereby al-
lows nature to re -assist herself. Try
Oata•rhnzole yourself, 25c and 51.00
sizes sold by all dealers.
Blyth
Till.+ Epworth League Society in-
tends shins an entertainment on St.
Patrick's Day.
Misses Rene Bennett, of Ohathanl,
and Vern(','of Toronto, are at present
visiting their parents here.
On the eve of the departure of Mrs.
Wet llauflerand family, to their new
home in Berlin a large number of
their 1'1 ieuds met of 14th inst., at the
home of Geo. Icing and presented
them with a shall cabinet of silver
and an address.
Miss Lottie. L. Bentley has accepted
8 1113 1341(3 11 Wingham Public School
military department at a salary of
$600 per annum. Miss Annie Taylor,
who has held the position for a tiuln-
bee of years, is going to Hamilton to
Leach nl one of the schools.
Rev. Father Dun0, who for past 2
years has been priest of St. Michael's
parish, Blyth, has been transferred
to London and is succeeded by Rev.
Father Bogan, of St. Thongs, who
has ,ott'eady taken (dlarge. Father
Bog(tn is a native of Ashfield and
prior t0 his arrival here was acquaint-
ed with in(011y of 1119 new pal•iah1011ere.
Annual meeting of Public Libt'aiy
was held in the library, when follow -
int, (311eetors were elected for the en-
siling tom :-Drs. Oharleeworth and
ole aggart, J. NV, Siths, A. Elder, A.
Shun, G. R1, Chambers, J. St01hers,
A W, l5obi,isoll and Jas. McMurchie;
President, De. McTaggart ; Secret al y,
W, J. Sims ; Treasurer and Librarian,
.T. Brothers, It was decided to pur-
chase $75 worth of books.
. Annual 'meeting of the Blyth Agri-
cultural Society was held in Industry
Hall on January 21st. Attendance
was nos las large as usual. J. 13.
J'lerluay acted (1s Chairman, ''he
Secretary read the Financial and
Auditors' reports which were duly
passed. Following officers were elec-
ttd :- Pteside, 8, W. Pollock ; 1st
vice President., Duncan Iatidlaty ; 2nd
vire Pltsident, W. Beacom Diree.
tors
:-Da
std Laidlaw, R. G, blc-
Gowan, 15. lir Sloan, R, Wiglltman,
R Harrison, 1
It. iiaa ri, n, D lnrun McCallum,
Russell Richmond and Seines, Hefiron.
l . Metcalf' gave a very interesting ad"
dress on the West,
A number of the friends of F. and
Mrs McIntoshA wet at the St. (tsetse
Chub tia(1 Inesented them with a hand-
some set of silver spoons and an ad-
dress expt•eeeing their sorrow that
they were leaving. A very pleasant
eyemug was spent in dancing etc.,
Mt'. and Mrs. Mnlutosl) have been
here foe a few years, all will be and ry
that Giteyy are leaving our midst. Mrs.
McIntosh, left for a visit with ft hen(1a
at Walkerton before going west,
Mr. Melntash took his bottles for the
\Vest.
It'your 0411111 e are subject c t.
MICAS of croup, wateh for the fist
system. huaesenesa. Give Chamber-
s Gough Remedy as soon as the
child becomes hoarse and the attack
may be warded off, For sale by all
dealers.
MONTHLY
Horse Fairs !
BRUSSELS
Regula' monthly Hot se Fairs will be
held in Brussels this season as follows :
THURSDAY, FEB. 631s, 1913
MAR. 0th, 1913
APR. 3rd 1013
Leading Local and Outside
Buyers will be Present
Wh n Long n>rDrenthe Hurt
You know that troubles exietwliiclt
need quick attention, Proper action
consists in a vigorous rubbing of the
chest and side
with Nervr1' e
whi h
a
8i(lka 11110 the tissues where lie pain
is seated, and 'v 1'
tt Imes to lei it a few
minutes. No liniment so clean, so
strong, se powerful, 1316801ts ntiran-
teed with every 25e 00Ctle (31 Nervi -
line. Get it today.
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