The Brussels Post, 1913-3-20, Page 5r
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BUSINESS fAROB,
WM. SPENOE
CONVEYANCER AND 188UER
or MARRIAGE WORN SE 8
Ince in the Post 1111I434, lapel.
JOHN SUTHERLAN D
0100ae000,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH,
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AUCTIONEERS.
it j . bOOT'T AS AN AUCTIuN-
• eon, will null for better prices, to
better mum, in lose time and lees charges
than any. ether Auctioneer in East Huron or
ae won't obarge anything. Dates and urdors
eau always ue arranged at this Moe or by
oga'e"nal aiiplioatlon,
ttUAt ANU & UNVEYANCIN .
'1,11 '2( SIN CLAlli-
VV Barrister, 0o1101500, Ounveyauou,
Notary
Public, d
1MaotlB
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Waxt k
Moak
1 door Northof Central Hotel
Solialtur for the Metropolitan
Bank.
��t(OUDL'OU1', NAYS & KILLORAN
RARIkin'l MR8, BULI01Tr RS, NOTARI 111)'
P1.1131 ,111, MTG.
W. PaoonyuoT, 5. L R 0, IlAsr
J. r,. HILLORAN
Ulnoea-Those formerly occupied try tu.Ner•
Oaworou h Holt,
noDnitiUn, 0ns'.11(c,
ALLAN LINE
Royal Mail Steamers
ST. iJ )HIV HALIFAX LIVERPOOL.
Prom Sr.. .Tnhn Irisin 11. fiat
Gramplul ..... Mini 21 Dlr,•et
Virginian........... Mar. 28 Ma, 20
' Tunisian ... ,. . Apr. 5 1)12r0t
Henperfan A pr, -0 Dir, r5
Victorian. .. A pr. 11 Apr, 12
BOSTO'V PORTLAND
Floral Boston
Parisian
Ionian Mnr. 27
Pretoria¢
Scotian ... Apr. 10
Scandinavian --
Full information RR to rains,
tion En
GLASGOW
Prom Portland
afar. 2'
Apr. 8
Apr. 17
500., 011 app111a•
W. H. KERR.
A gent Al1at1 Line. Bruesrle.
rr✓Avz,yAvar.Azoz. v4ruya� Aw y ttr . r.
--.- -tit yl priers 000KKeepers
Coehlel•n, Oflto3 Assistants, Oom IllerC{111 (
;;'t and Shortland 'Punchers are in g5rant c?
�! demand if they graduate from the o.
ELLIOTT
TORONTO, ONT.
-4 Many former students are now earn- f
Mg front $100 50 02,090 a year. Wo de,l
In ottly the best kind of Practical 15.1.
ueation, We nee beat 'Isabelita, employ
hest teaeho'a nod produce the bent re- D
nuns. Enter now, Catalogue free.
.,'6�, Our. Young andELLIOTT, (€
>.YAlexander Ste,. 1 W. J. Principal. -R
119 rSaV JAcgrn 4.. Rtayetacm czegif?a26�
J CENTRAL
STRATFORD, ONT.
The bust practical training school h,
1. Ontario, Three departments - Corn-'
reroial, Shorthand and Tologra.
U actionl. comma
archers n a(•e thorough
experienced
52 and graduates ore pine( d 111 ponitiws, it
We give Individual attention and stud- is
Buts nmy enter at any time.
el Write for our free oatnlogue at 't
once. SY
D. A. McLACHLAN, Principal. i
'Aey[v't SS/AMY/MAIM earArrrA.V.JUL;Y.W •:,/t� •
Isy ....,yAysrdSi�• 1 ruyAruyA05Y.lSl ,a. --,Y45
r Tuesday, Mar. 25
le theSpriopng Toningordayratof the
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f9\ • Two Courses- rii
"I Commercial and Stenography rpt
EDWIN O. MATTHEWS, Prin.
�a man nmta v.% .
R^aG,mA'P,t4a'9ICPA rASA-'4�
A. HAYMAN
is prepared to supply the best
goods in Windmills, Iron and
Wooden Pumps and Stable
Fittings, such as Piping, Wat-
er Bowls l'ot stock, Su:.
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repairs 611 Pumps promptly
attended to. •
Give me as call.
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Ar iIAYMANN Cranbrook
Overtaken By Nau5oa
Yoh don't know whether it's going
to stay clown or come up. You feel,
" like 1:I 1,1 y cents and look even worse.
If one thing is quicker 1111111 another,
it's "Nerviline." 'Merl lions iu sweet:
Cited water gives relief instantly.
Almost like magic is the change you
experience, 'fie cause of the maser
is removed, every symptom cif
vomitingand indigestion is coral
within ten minutes. When NI r vilitle
is s1(
trusty and economical, neral, n bottle
at home wouldn't he ant sM 'Largo
ones for it quartet'tttall dealers.
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W. Hr Lova
1 Funeral Director
and Embalmer
IOr(1019 prOtllptly amd oitl'H-
fully taLbend0d to night or
llh
day. Phone 225.
1 ETHEL, OIVT.
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Business Cards
DR, 7'. T. M'RAE
daehelor of blu0loine, University of Toronto ;
..,Ioeltiete and Graduate of the (lollege of Phy•
donuts and Surgeons, Ont. • - Post -graduate
Ma,.go 1570, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital,
jhloego, Ill Ex.:louse Surgeon to 5t, Mloh•
,ora aloapltal 'Toronto.
Ot roe over 11' R. Smith's Drug Store, Tele:
alone commotion an tit Oranbrook at ill hours,
ON. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL, ONT.
.'hysieian and Surgeon; Pont Graduate courses
London ISng.), New York and Chicago ,los'
:,it((ts. Special attention to disease or eye. oat,
nose and throat. E e4 Mated for 6la313e6,
DR WARDLAW
honor gradtwte Of the Ontario Vet•er'+ea')
Oollege. Day and night calla. ()Moe opposite
"lour .25111, Ethel.
MAUD ' C. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGI.ST
Personal graduate Department of Ophthal-
mology, Motionniek Medleal•Uulleg1,e, Uldeego,
511,, is prnpared Co test nye. and 09 'deems. at
her ulnen over Grewar'n Restaurant, Brussel:,
on Thn:'i `1ny, Friday and Saturday of, very
week. OIIioe !inure 1 to Il. p. m. Fora moan+
hy app oint:nonl ,rote 1219.
P
T. R. BENNETT
Will give bettor malefaction to both buy,•, and
seller than any other Auctioneer and only
charge Willa 19 rennunable, Sales onniluotrd
nnywhero in Ontario. Pure bred stook setae it
specialty.
Write 00 'phone 211 Wroxeter, •
goxal 41038 4U.elns
COLLEGE AT HOME.- By means of
the Spotton Correspondence Schools,
every home may he transformed into a
college. ','ens of thousands of young
people holding excellent pnsiti 119 in
Canada and United States used their
spare moments and are now reaping
their reward by high salaries ','hes,
courses can be secured and paid at any
time putting them within reach of al .
Further information can be secured bt
phoning or writing the Wingham Susi
mess College. It will be well for al.
toung people to read their new ad on
page a in this issue.
Children are much more likely to
w�y�ly`tagiuus diseases
I osis 1,v
when they have c'd\t s ,,,,,
cough, diphtheria, scarlet fever and
consumption are diseases that are
often contracted when the child has
a cold. That is why all medical
authorities say beware of colds: Por
the quick cure of colds you will find
nothing better than Chamberlain's
Oough Remedy. It can always be
depended upon and is pleasant and
safe to take. For sale by all dealers.
000BEARSR 2 24* A seNNA'rIONAL SIRE.
-lust one year ago, Seeker & Muldoon,
of Sruss:1s. Out., visited the Chicago
sale and brought back with them the
y0uug stallion, Cupbearer, 3, 2 2e.tilt
ht
Dodd 2.14, dam Rediviva 2 27 b(
Prodigal 2 16 Cupbearer and a lew
of the oldest of his get, then ,two gents
old were consigned to the sale by the
noted Indtanolia, Ind breeder, Lott
Greets owner 1
er of Maple
Lawn e
p t farm.
Cupbearer came to Canada at a Mood
price snd his 3 colts remninel in the
States, selling for $650, $435 and Saw
The one commanding the largest price
was the filly Cown, note a member of
W. B. Taylor's stable at Sadalia, Mo.
and considered one of the most proms
ing trotting colts in that part of the
country. Last Summer she worked in
2 16 and this year in her three year-old
form is expected to trot in 2 10., This
Year Lou Green consigned three more
iwo•yenr old by Cupbearer to the Walt
and they brought fancy prices. NlcOl,
a bay filly, sold for $125• 'I'. 13. Hawes,
a bay colt went for $535 aid Redbearer,
11 bay filly was sold privately to Cha)'ley.
Dean, the Palatine, III. trainer for a
large pr'ce. Redbearer is out of Zen.
ovia 2 2ifhv Red Medium 2 23+ ; sae•
and dam Novice, dam of faith by Nut.
wood 2 184 third clam Artless. by
Hamh
le 0utah
iLand i said .aril (O be 111E
handsomest filly that passed through the
sale • 1 H Ha res the Iwo-vear•old
sold for $535 was bought by F. H.
Farnsworth, of Storm Lake. Ia . who
brought out the geed trotting cul
Mecliumore 2 12* las, season 531(1 sold
him to Tommy •Murphy.
Listowel
The renal customs office has been
moved In the new quarters in the post
offiee builclnig.
Rev. J. H Arnim,- B A., of Tor-
onto, conducted the services itr the
Methodist church last Sunday.
There is a movement on foot to
secure Hydro Electric, power ' for
Listowel as soon as it is possible to do
so.
Mrs. Chambers of Listowel, (laugh.
ter of ,'hos, and 1\Irs,'dials has been
engaged to take charge of the Metho-
dist church choir in Hara'istnn, and
commenced her duties on Sunday.
We deeply regret to r'epor't the
death on Saturday of Benj. Both-
well. He was in Ills 7$111 year. Pn11-
(t'nl tonic pl3ee Tuesday afternoon,,
service beteg. Held in the ,Methodist
hump. -
Iter. D. W. S. t7rgnhart was ap.
policed it member of the Public
Iii brnry 13(''ard for two years and R.
0. 13nutford as rnertihi'r 5(31 three, years
from January 1, 101.3 by 1110 School
130att d.
The many friends in town of Dr.(alit Mrs. 0. P. 'Thompson will be
5011'y to hear of the sorrow That has
nvettaken then) in the death of Omit
only child, John Mason Thompson.
aged a ninnt•h atnd 20 days, In Ban
Francisco, Cal. The child was in
only 1
1 6 days. (
13 had Ir
Y r0'e
I
V (i n
scratch whish developed into sawn
pelas and despil( (he best tried Ica]
attendance death iV(Irmm( Mtn on
Sunday evening, March 2nd,
Cul. 0. 0. Campbell attended the
annual aneethlg of the Royal Arch
Maisons in Tor(et5, '1'1:o.1 131ttck.
more, own, wets appohlted it Grand
81ewart, ars aleo wet ;,Melvin Downie,
formerly of Listowel, and 0110s.
Fullartum, formerly of trim,
Scott, of the Listowel Bazaar
has Inu'llntsed the two stores un Main
8trce1 belt ngin to J. 8, Gee, Mr.
Scutt pllrpnnea having, the block r3-
modelled and tuade 51)11) stn up -to -
(late store. Mr. Gee will continue
to (wimpy the building until the Sud
of the year.
Ynu can say 5,51(1 byo to vomit ipa1ion
1PIL11 14 013111' (101150e11C0 if you Ilse
Ohwmrberlaih's 1'ablels. Many 141109
beat, permanently e0re(1 by their usu.
For sale by all dealers,
Walton
170:3 SALE,- Frena and feeds of all No. 1
kinds Including norm et the Written Blew:tor
O. U. DI(A0111.
The \Vest -ern fet•0r lma8 11, goodly
hombe.l +uotind herein ins grip,
(401.n 111CADED CANE. -The follow-
ing 1101,, riforring 511 t1 reverend
glmlb'ouItt, formerly of „'all on. will
be rend with interest :-"On'C1( Sunday
y
unu utii ', 10,1, 1656, the Cnligeoplaiun
of the Al e,hodisl rhwrh, 13,u•Itng(oo,
1.001i occasion to p1, swll 1590. Alfred
Andrew-. 341111 a (,old.hevnl d elute.
Ih-u, .11411 4,ns Mix been now eight.
yams 111 Iho 15110 011 aid 1118 fn'1 Renre
1(„11 1.11111 1 1' 1114 helnv,d t'il'" !MVO 1,0311
1 bro0dk•l.iou 511 1110 quash. He has
rhnrge 1(t' the Sunday morning ideas
,34111 helps very nm5Piially to pra:yer-
meeting and other seryt(•12. it is
hard to convince most people 511)11 he
is now nearly SU years
old. H3 c3t-
Itoly does tnt Milk it.
Ethel
'1'111. POST gives the news.
A little 83')) was born recently to
the 1101110 of Rev Robert and Mrs.
Pearson, lied Deer, All but. the
Inddie 0111y lived It few minutes.
Quite a few Grey township fat uers
will take a part in the Standing Field
Competition to connection wvith East
hlnron Agricultural Society. The
crop will be oats, the same, its lust.
year.
A not'efrom R. H. Neale, Melon
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says "Weather is beautiful, clear and
cold and prospects look gond in tate
city for the ensuing year. Mrs.
Neale anti I are enjoying the hest of
health and are now comfortably
settled in our new home." Old friends
here wish them many happy, pros -
pet cats year's.
Danger In Corn Salves
They usually contain acids and
burn the flesh. The one safe Miro in
liquid form is Putnam's Painless
Ourn Extractor, which is purely
071501441110, c,utR"R on plain and 1•tu es fu
-v, 1) n't forget thenanit'-
Girl" tv m, a u r,
••PII111 tI211 b."
el 7
Atwood
14. A. Thompson haw sold his reel -
knee In \Vto. Dnnbru„k, of Eluent.
13. Hell left for Calgary after a0end-
5glhe Wintry 1(t his home.. on the
1211) con.
\V. Iloiuilioi was appointed Col•
lector of the 'P.oveship of Elmo tar
1913 at salary of $110.
I'hewedding' of 11iss Adele, dr(ngh-
er of .1. aim Mrs. Noi herc,tl Lo .Muhl
Hlrnnil took place \\'edoesrlty.
Alas. .1 A. Klulnp and daughter
tVo'sen, tvhn have been nn an ex-
tended visit to friends in Atwood, Rift
fur (heir home fu Oaln,raa, Sask.
A large
number
er
of friends and
neighbors gathered
the Mime n'
L. and Mrs. C1(,-
de-
part cto the 1Weste t and their
.4
ae
i,leaslu,L 11010. Daring 511e ('v0111115
11 r, and Mrs. Cogblin were the eeip-
i1•nts of fan address and pr estura'ihn,
OBIT-\Vedoeaday, February 255th,
.Moho Andrew Hurst, a well known
incl highly renpecle1 resident 1(f
Elliot, departed this life under eh,-
ruul.9uuiees tlott have caused deep
sorrow to a widow and as family of
live clillree. A short time before
his death he received a scratch on the
tonal tr'ut'h turned to blood poison-
ing, and despite the best eff,ILe of
physicians and laving hands nothing
(•uuid he clone Lo stay the hand of
await. M1•• Htll•st wads bni•11 011
December 5, 1899, in Morniigton,
aye Pstf,rs, and was the eldest. son
nf"Lh3 late George Beast, of Morning
lots C1( April 13111 1892, he merited
18Mien ln
111 Reid, 1
. e fthe County fleland his Y
now bereft,
part r This inline was bleasc(1 with
+i.
family +I 6 clil d:en, 5 of wh,iui
. 111'V5' a They atret GPM' e, Isabella
.lana, \\'illiaw D, .JO1rn Charles A.,
I'honuts .1., enc son, Samuel R., dying
'11 infancy on July 2i.d 1911. Besides
his Borrowing wife and children, he
TWO r•
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What Lydis E. Fri n is h ars i's'V e g'
etable Compound Diel For
Their. Health --Their own
Statements Follow.
Haliburton, P.P.I. ;-" I had a doctor
examine me and he sal 1 IMO falling of
the womb, so I have been taking Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
it has done me a lot of good. All the
bearing -down pains have vanished. I
have gained ten pounds in weight, tire
discharge is all gone, and I feel better
than I have for a long time. !think any
woman is foolish to suffer as 1 did for
the sake of a few dollars.
"You can use my letter as a testimo-
nial. Itmey encourage other poor women
who suffer as I did to use your Vegetable
Compound." - Airs. Ono. Cott tcu rr,
Haliburton,
Lot 7, P.E.I.
Read
What This Woman Says:
New Moorefield, Ohio. -"I takegreat
pleasure in thanking you for what your
VegetableCompound
has done for me. I
had bearing down
pains, was dizzy and
weak, had pains in
lower back and could
not be upon my feet
long enough to get a
meal. As long as I
laid on my back I
would feel better,
but when I would
get up those bearing
down pains would come back, and the
doctor said I had female trouble. Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound was
the only medicine that helped me and I
have been growing stronger ever since
I commenced to take it. I hope it will
help other suffering women as it has me.
You can use this letter." Mrs. CASSIE
LLOYD, New Moorefield, Claris Co.,Ohio.
leaves to month his loss a widowed
mother, 5 brothers and a Mister, all of
whom were present at the funeral.
They are Sam. G„ and Reuben L.,
M. D., of Winnipeg i William J. and
David R•., hi Mo•nitlgton. and Joshua
E. and Miss May J., at home. One
brother, Isaac A„ died 5 years ago.
The 2 brothers from the ,Vest ar-
rived too late to see their brother
living. Mr. Butst was a plan of
noble rharartee and had manly fine
qualities, and was held in the highest
este'el- 1'g.l51I whose privilege it was
:intact with him. He
ins and loving bus
to cob
was an Indus 1 ,
band, a devoted and 1 m,u.,,mts_.
id iginn Dit•. Hurst belonged to the
Anglican church, and was a faithful
member of St. David's ch111 eh, Rem
flyh. In polities he was a 05¢011011
Conservative, and he also belonged
to the Orange Older. The funeral
took place Saturday, Merril lot, from
his late home, Con. 11; to Trinity
church cemetery, Elmo, where the
1 ('m151110 were. 11,1 erred, and 40145
largely attended by a large conennrse
of friends and relatives R10, Mr,
Connor, of Atwood, assisted by Rev,
15. Deacem, of Milverton, cowl not NI
the service at
the
elnireb.
The
casket was borne to Ihr grove by six
fit e.11u•en of Ethel L. O. L. No. 631, 0f
which he was a 11101111100.
bereaved f(unily halve the Rympcthy
of the entire romnluoity in their
sorrow. The floral tributes Irmo
beautiful, A 40190411 from the family;
as spray from 541588 \Nilson, nurse,
and a wreath from Ethel Lodge, L. 0.
L, No. 631 were in the number.
You judge a man not by what he
promises to d1(, but by what, lie has
done. That is I he .only true test.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy judged
by this standard has no superior.
People everywhere speak of it in the
highest terms of praise. ' For sale by
a ealers.
Perth h
County
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STRATFORD DEFEATS 0. P. R. 13y -
T AWS -The oat, payers of Stratford
Monday voted down the bylaw to
allow the 0. P. R to go through the
city by rho South river route. The
by-law furnished a spectacular battle
of Parks Versus Railway, The line
the 0, P. R. proposed to build is front
fir .••••••••••••••• .. t.w Mr►
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• We have just what you need to Brighten Up
any or every room in your house.
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Walls130500' Wall Papers, which nee the best
• �valute on the market
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woodwork J$uael'Wi,'.5N511iams Paints, all colors and •
7q Iles for' every surface.
Floors
Linnleunts, Floor Oils, Stair Oils. Best
• Patterns. Also 7'apestey 1-t gs, a
• '131incfs-plain ,and with fringe. 9
• Lace Ctn'Laills - White and Bern o' o
Windows Cronin. 35c to (152 50 et late. •
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Cnrtait Net -Ivory and Evan by the yd. ••
Fall l\Insliii
• , Colors , •
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Al 1,
Colored
as,
•Muslin, Sateenis and Scrims, •
large elf 0
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g g Pr11115, Shutiegs,Drills, Muehhs,Vest lugs. Ent. •
•broide'1es, Crepe hlnslins, .Dress Linens, etc.•
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Produce taken as cash on all of above •
goods. j
p R. A McDonald &
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Millinery
Opening
Geo. M. Mitchell's
ETHEL
Wednesday and Thursday
March 19-20
The Ladies of Ethel and vlc..
miry are cordially invited to
31(11 and see the latest styles in
a,lillinory for the miming 8e158011,
MISS A. SOH 1111)'1',
Jilliinot.
Butter and Egga toh rn as Clash
Phone 2211;
G. M. Mitchell
Special Bargains in Lin-
oleum. See them.
Etnbro to Linwood, cutting through
Str•atford's unique park system with
Lake Victoria as the central feature,
from end t encl There was 1 or-
o e e w 11 1
ganized effort to prevent this, while
on the other hand all possible in-
fluence was brought to bear to get
the C. P. R. connection so longed hop-
ed for. The determination to slave
the park won the day, the railway
fly -law bei,g defeated by 127 votes
the figures being for 930 ; against
1.003. Mayor Greenwood aunounced
when the results were known that the
Council will at once enter into newt.
Rations with the C. P. R. to come to
Stratford by some other route.
Crowing Old Before Your Time
Broken in spitit, weak in body,
nervous stud discouraged, Something
is wrong, and each day sees you fail -
Mg away. Just one thing to do -
Solid up. To do this, use Ferrozone.
What a tonic it is 1 Appetite, why it
makes you eat tremendously. Di -
best, indeed you will. Rich red
lood will carry nourishment to every
corner of the body, tired organs take
on new life, color, spirit and ambition
are restos ed. Perfect manhood and
ab0nn(ltn : health is the unfailing
product of Ferrozone-try it. 50c per
box everywhere.
Yurnberry Council
Council {het on Match 3rd. Mem-
bers all present, Reeve in the chair.
`•lytiut.es of last meeting were read and
1 ,. ',lotion of Messrs. Wheel-
utiopterr- `'- Wheeler,
• 4 .,,,. f: ,i:.e
er-tllcl3ui•ney,
Moved by Rutherfnru
that, Clerk receive tenders ,corn
Tines and Advance. not later' than
Match 301)4, fur the printing required
by the Council fur the year com-
mencing April 1st, 1913. Carried.
A c(mmmnicati(n was read fro
the Wingliaru Hospital and laid eve
for.fnther consideration. On tooth
of Wheeler -McBurney, By -Law N
7 was passed appointing the follow{
I•ell' - '
ce v,ewers-
\V. H. Mundell,
Aitken, W. S. King, T. Haugh,
Vanstone, .1. E• Nichol, J. Lover,
Wright jr., E. Orvis, R. Leatllort
,loved by \•Vellwood- RutherfOr
that, I3y-Law No. 8 be passed a
pointing the following Pound.kee
els, 1t. ISlcKis ue, A. Fmdlater, J.
Scott, H. Tucker, A. Gemmill, Jame
Mann, P. .8. McEwen, F. W. Weigh
so.. L. Orvis, J. Williamson, J.
Mundell and W. D. Elliott. By -Law
No. 9 was passed appointing the fol-
lowing Path -Masters -A, Findlater,
N. Schiestel, W. H. Mundell, A.
Campbell, R. Jenkins, W. E. Mitchell,
A. Stapleton, H. Gndkin j1(, J.
Tervitt, D. a Marshall, R. Stokes,
James Weir, W. Campbell, L. James.
G. Oasenlot'e, T. Wheeler, S. Woods,
A. Forgie, A. Hastings, W. Haugh,
F. Oarrntheis, W. Deans, T. Pitmen,
M. Willits, James Wray, P. Mc.
Donal
H.
Ousemor
e I. B W'
riht
H.
Times S. Iiia g /
Times, g, ,1. �Ellinit, P. Mc-
Ewen, J. L. Mct5wen, F. Wright ji„
R. Hoofer, J, Hislop, J. McEwen st'.,
P. Scot 1, W. 14. Moffatt, R. Black,
P. King, H. Diluent, E, Jenkins, J.
T. Lennox, ,T R. McKenzie, W. R.
Gallagher, G. Gannett, E McNaugh.
ton, R. Hogg, G. Walker H. Merkley,
J. Lane, A, Getutuill, 11 Muer, W.
Lack ie, Jatnes Moffatt.
\Vingh,alu town Plot.- Thos. Lind,
T Gannett 13Oi'uekshauks L. Hart,
A. Waite, R Deyall
131uevale R Musgrove,
Moved by Wheeler McBurney,
.hat a new beat he int mrd on Con.
including Lots No. 10, 11, 32, old
fuhctionville. Carried. On :lotion
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Wheeler -McBurney, T. Finnen
vasa appointed luted to run road -grader for
he season at $2.60 per day.
The following tl:v unts wore passed
and cheques issued t
Pratt k $ 5.00 .... Moving pier
Bo11's Bridge
. Wylie ., 82.56 stone, Gem-
niel's Btldge
Grrmnell:...,. 5,00 Insp. Gem-
mlel's•Bridge
,Municipal World 4.34 Rolls, Ass.
0(50 '8, sheets and Guide
. Ilall ..., . 1,60..,• Cards for
11.1. 0. H.
P. Po37011 1.85,.,.. S1atlntlery
V. J, Boyce ,,,,, 50 Repairing
Assessor's Box
Powell .,..,., , 12.00 By Laws,
.13011 Draln-
J. Moffatt 1.00. 0, A. Jones
r'0 Molt's Drain
McNaughton, 2.00 Work
131,11'0 Dea)t1
M,'Ewal,..,• . 2.00,... Work
13n11's Drain
atm, len „ .,., 1,00 Work
LUST VITALITY h, leanly startlers from. ahem t mail• d
surprised and delighted
Caused by Kidney, Stomach
and Bowel Disorders
&t. John, N. 13„ Septeanbe• 1851t,
1911 -My brother was as great sufferer
from kidney, stomach and bowel
troubles and was given up by two
doctors, He was advised to try Fig'
Pills, which he did, and after taking
five boxes was completely restored to
health and Is better to -day than the
has been for years, You can't reoom-
umend Pig Pills too highly.
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3. W. IIIANVERs,
At all dealers, 25 and 50 cents or
The Fig P111 Co., St. Thomas, Out.
Sold in and recommended in Bros -
eels by J. Fox Druggist.
DR. F T. BRYANS
Bachelor of Medicine, University of Toronto ;
Licentiate of College of Physicians and Sur.
peons, Ontario ; ex•Senior Bailee Sur eon of
Weetern Hoepftal, Toronto. Offices of late Dr.
A. McKeve Smith Block, Bramante.
Rural phone 96.
Or Alan office -Walton Hotel -Monda and
Friday of each week from 11 a.m. to Bp. m.
with the prompt iel5ef afforded by op.
plying Chatuberlain's Liniment. 10
a
Clue came of r'hewtueatienl In ten re,
' soiree ally internal treatment wlato'.
ever'. This liniment is for side by all
dealers.
Manitoba
Improved
Farms
For sale on easy terms
or will rent to desirable
tenants, `Write for par-
ticulars to
John E. Smith (Owner)
Box 1038 Brandon Man;
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Just arrived another fine assort-
ment from the best.malcers.
Our reputation and wide exper-
ience along with the makers'
guarantee is at the back of every
Watch we sell.
Elgin, Waltham,
Hampden and Regina
Watches always in stock.
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We will convince you on this {natter if ..
you will favor us with a call.
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Hilt's 1315dge
OOtinrll adl14urnod to meet Monday, st�l
March 31st, at 10'11. in.
1'. POWiti14L, Clerk.
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"STAY ON" till you've tried a Simplex at your own dairy, then
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manufacturers of Dairy Supplies and who flret introduced the Cen-
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work and 'study and is the ever increasing "Dairyman's Favorite,"
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