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BUSINESS CARDS,
WM. SPENOE
OONVEVANOEli, AND ISSUER
of MARRIAGE LIOENSEti
Mee In the rust unite. Ethel. 3e•4
JOHN SUTHERLAND
1NOnaatiO 1,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
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��, b. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION
• ase, will sell tut better prices, L.
.nutter ales, 1 lees 11111u and less charger
than any other Auetlouou, in yeast Huron of
he won't abargo anything. Dates and order.
eau always ue arranged at this tare or b
r re uOI spplioatlon, •
a.EUAL ANii i;ONVEYANCINS.
1 M S1NOLAIii-
11 • 330 830ter, Solicitor, Conveyancer,
Notary Public', &o, tlffioe-Stewart's Block
I door NrL al ()sutra% Hotel.
Solicitor ler the Metropolitan
n Bnuk.
pt(OUDI+'00T, HAYS & KILLORAN
BARtt1B'1 ERS, SOLICI:TORB, NC/TABUN
PVBLIU, 3310,
W. 1'000D/00T, K. O. -R O. HAY(
J. L, KILLORAN
OlOoeo-'rbooe formerly mauled by Messrs
Cameron & Holt,
GOnaa1O0, ONTARIO.
ALLAN LIN
Royal Mail Steamers
T J LIVERPOOL
Taniatan ................ ..
Victorian ....................
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'Virginian ,. ,
Fruu1 ;Solaro,
Saturday May ;
1118,84 y. lin, 1
Snitudl.y, triny 11
Thar -tiny, Slay 2'.
TO GLASGOW
Pretoria!' 41' tit .1a i , 11•y I
Gramp1ian., .., ... ., 4t relict, ,tiny 1e
4nmldinnvhul ..., ,. .. ": I nidal. play 1;
Hesperilla. .. .......... S..111111117, May 24
TOL - NOON A O HAVRE
Sunday, May 4
Pnulerinnina Sunday, May 11
Suction .. Sunday, May 1e
Fall information 1111 to rat on,., c., on appli tw.
tion to
W. H. KERR.
A gait Allan hhlr, Brussels.
4 n ✓Art✓& ��7tvnrAysrAvuyAvuS ri Y0.
ss. OWING TO THE HIGH STANDARD
D. maintained .3,., iiad in this Colleen, the sof the
19L for ly graduates Is far In 0x0,1(00 of the
�IC supply. This iannque.tounn lily one of 7
! Canada's Best voam,•rnial Sellouts. y
11, reacted proves it.
ELLIOTT
std, TORONTO, ONT.
s Admits students at any time, pre. -
V pares them (
,properly for choice pod-
'0 Lions and , ...Isis worthy students to P
V secure employ meut. College open all (
•S year. Write now for Imndsome Onto. 0``��
2,logne. C'
aOur. Young mad 1 W. J. ELLIOTT, tE
Alexander Mo. f Principal. c.
6i.- tt emx res,e 882x4,1: etverem'C
GENTIAL
STRATFORD, ONT,
It Tree best practical training school In
o- Ontario. Three departments -Dam-
,,�ttt morcial, shorthand and Tolegra. a
ri. phy. All courses are thorough and
practical. Teachers ole experienced ?a
and grndttntea are placed In positions. •SI
pI
We give. individnnl attention and stud- i7
etas may eater ut any tune
elWrite for our free catalogue at
irsS once,
D. A. MCLAOHLAN, Principal.
r,YASYiOVOYAM.,..q0tvr'ArLYAtAYArl,1r t.4?V ,
Tuesday, 25 €
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1. is th8p Png T rdm atf the 4
PBusiness
The
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a�r
qy - Two. `O Courses-, Sten E'
Commercial and stenography i�
EDWIN Q. MATTHEWS, Prin. 9
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ANA. HRAYM.ANN
stowel
I0 Coale
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Is prepared to simply thebest
goetis in Witultuills, iron and
' \Voorlen Pumps and Stable.
Fittings :melt as Piping, Wat-
er Bowls- £or'stoek, Ate.
Repairs Lo P(1n1Ps promptly
attended to.
Give lin' a 1:(111.
anbraok
O YMANN Cr
A. A
When your Back Hurts
Of cour80 its hard 30 work. Stoop-
ing Over hurts, lifting is tedious, and
you tvondor what to do. Ever try
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Ne
tvliiuia? Not MIS
in like it fee weak
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1(l lame hat k It peolate,t I l s LO the
,1034, of rile palm eases hem the first
core that defies aa'
rapt)11c,ulon. Minus 0
eelapse No lnlmltelit 18 so clean so
8ontlmng, so certain to kill rr111241lit l'
rheumatic or stiletto pants. Vont•
dealeh sells Nervildne in huge 25r,
bottie9, Why not try it, , ,
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1 W. H. LOVE
Funeral Director
and Etrnpalmer
Orders promptly and care-
fully attended to night or
citty. Phone 228.
ETHEL, ONT. t
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Business [lards
OR. T. T, M RAE
rat+hrlur of Medicine, University of Toronto ;
,ioectuite and Graduate of the voltage of Phu-,
1011111.' 11114 burgeons, Ont, Poat•gker314uate
Mange EyYe, Ear, Nose and Throat (lospltal,
'hiuugu; I11. Ex -House Surgeon to St. 7dich-
l's 1101104111, Toronto.
(Mine over F, it Smith's Drug Store, Tole•
'trona ...inflection with Cranbrookst all Miura.
OR, '' T. BRYANS
ha:helm. oftlediolno, University of Toronto ;
iduenth,te of (1011nge of -Physrloas and 1(.08'
aeons, Onto; le ; ex'3enior Home Surgeon of
Western Hospital, Toronto, Offices of late Dr.
A McKevey, Smith Block, Brussels.
Rural phone 95.
DR. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL, ONT.
?hyslcian and Surgeon ; Post &radnate'eoureee
London (Eng.), New York and Ohioan° Hos-
Axis. Spscial attention to disease of eye, ear,
lose and throat: grim tested for -glasses.
OR. WAROLAW •
donor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night galls. 011ce opposite
Motu Mill, itthel,
MAUDE 0. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal
graduate Department ofOphthal-
mology,
McCormick ie a lde
011., l prepared t0 tent eye' and t a8o4 a1
,er office over Growar's Restaurant, Brussels,
In ,Thursday, 'friday and Saturday of every
,veek Office hours 1 to 6 p. n1. Forenoon'
appointor(111. Phone 1219. .. ..
T. R. BENNETT
Will give better Antiafnctlon to both buyer and
,eller than any other Auctioneer and only
Marge what tN renaounble. Sales 0011.1 noted
• i ywhere (n Ontario. Pare bred stook Notes n
apeclelty,
Write or ',
I Bonn 26 Wroxeter. _
Racal tlelus terns'
TRADE follows the Ad.
Lots of family trees bear lemons.
LENT week we seut out notices to
subsci,bers ill arrears. A number re-
sponded promptly but others have ap
pareltly overlooked the request for a
remittance. Now is the time to get
yourself in good standing.
KINCARDINE Reporter says of a form
er Brusselite :-C. W. Jackson is im-
proving his home on Broadway by the
ad.litiou of cedar hedges, -new fenbe
and cement flower pots. ,ibis is the
season of the year to begin to beautify
the houses.
'('His paper solicits your printing.
If \ou avant any kind of printing we
can do it neatly and for memorial cards
or wedding invitations we have the
latest designs. If it is business
stationery or an auction sale bill, pro•
grams, annual statements, tickets, in
tact anything in the line of paper and
printing, we eau give you satisfaction.
-It would surprise you to know of
the great good that is being done by
Chamberlain's Tablets. Darius
Downey, of Newberg Junction, N. B.,
writes, "My wife has been using
Chamberlain's Tablets and finds thecal
very effectual and doing her lots of
good. 1f you have any trouble with
your stomach or bowels give them a
trial. For sale by all dealers.
good old days IN the Y if you had ,a
pain 'anlidship" the doctor told yon
Mainly that it was • the stomach ache.
Now he calls it appendicitis, perito-
nitis or gastritis. If you had tr.-indite in
the "upper storey" he called 31 a head-
ache. Nowadays it is corrustified
exegeter antispasmodically emanating
Froin au iofiained condition of the
molecular anti atomic formations con,
:ltituting the Medulla oblongata and
thereby materially affecting the cerebra'
nerves, Which belong in juxtaposition
thereto, produces a prolific source of
irritability an the pericranial epidermis
of the mental profundity.
FROM ANRTA NORTH DAKOTA. --Dear
o
W1 KerPILa,e find enclosed
$t•5n
for subscription to THE POST winch wr
receive gladly every week It Is a much
better paper than we can get for the
money around homehere andbesides it
gives us the news of our old home town.
We are fairly well although old grippe
has been making his -rounds as in the
East and gripped some of us rather
hard. Weather is fine and everybody
busy. Had very little snow all last Win
ter. With best regards,
Yours Sincerely,
M. McKBNzts.
Aneta, April 18, 2913.
FORMER RESIDENT. -OD Friday Apri
18th. the death occurred of one 01
the pioneer residents of Seaiorth, in the
person of Mts. John Winter at the good
age of 84 years. She passed peacefullt
away at her home on Victoria street
after It brief illness. She dict not seen')
to suffer from any particular disease
but gradually, gave .way under the
weight of years. Mrs. Winter's maiden
name was Jane Cairns. She. Was- born
in 'Berwick -on •Tweed, Scotland, and
(vas married thereto Robert Thompson,
who soon after their marriage over 6,
Veers ago they came to Canada. • They
first settled id Flarnboro, Wentworth
county. From there they removed to
the township of Morris,. settling on the
farm within the corporation ...of. ,what
is now 131118sels and on wliiolt the
present agricultural grounds, are rioW
located !'hey lived on titles farm L18111
Mr. Tholnpson died when Mts. Thomp-
son removed into Ainleyville or 'wleat
Is new Brussels. After a few years'
residence there the deceased removed
to'Sealorlh about 45 years ago, where
she was .married to John Winter, 13v
the first marriage site had a family of
g sons and 2 daughters of whom 2 sons
'Pho sons are
d titers survive.
and 2 n a
f
John
and William Thompson and
the daughters, Mrs, Jolts Payne and
Mise'Phompson, all. of }Cham reside
Seaforth.' .David died Some years ago
By the second marriage there were
two sons, Jasper and Alexander both
bf'whom are dead, Mrs, Winter wes n
quiet, good living woman, whose'.. chief
pleasure was n1uls'ering to her family
by whom she was very greatly beloved,
She Wag P cousisteut member 01 the
Presbyterian church, The funeral took
place 011 Monday, the services beteg
conducted by Rev. Mr, Larki0. and in-
terment taking place in tate Maitland -
bank cemetery.
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Poor appetite is a sure sign of 1111 -
paired digestion. A few doses of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets will strengthen
our dl L
Ginn
and improve your appetite. !'Mona-
ands have been benefitted by taking
these Tablets, Sold byal a
ti dealer*.
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DIFFERENT 1 OOST BOYS -
M i do not
wish to go and fish as other ladsr
WIb are
tin • I'd rather take the spade
ade and
r8lte, r spend the long dayhoeing.
I'll plant the seeds and pull the weeds
where grow the beet and radish, nor
yearn at all to play baseball or other
pastimes Relish. When 1 am done, at
set of sun with cabbage, beet and onion,
.3 wont forsooth, read tale of sleuth
P11 read the works of (innyan. 1 do
not care to see the bear or elephant
perftd'mutg or watch the clown tumbling
down when up a pole he's swarming.
To do my task is all I ask, all clay, till
night ISdwindlin to sae: the wood.as
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chtIdler should and stilt the morning
ktudliug Let other lads distress the
dads and 1(1 the brook go swimming;
with knife -on edge I'll prune the hedge
and give the greet a tritnnling.,. I'll
clean the lard which now looks; hard
and paint the shed and stable and fix
the tense with z.al intense, aud'toil '
white I am able. I do not ate how
thele can be a joy in foolish p.'easure
the one best bet Is honest s..eat and
IOi"a+'lar g,e.itest treasure
i
Coder ch
timidity morning wg the
I. O. Q. F.
036Phtlell .Net flee in Victoria street
church. Nev. Ur. Medd preached.
Samuel Jot doe, La nice time p4e1-
prielur of -the Bedford block bather
shop, tree buried ill Tot onto at Mon-
day of hast week. -'
Saturtltay, May 3r41, the ratepayers
of Goderieh will vote on the two in•
(11slrhal bylaws. First, to guarantee
the 11(111(11 of the Rice-J(Dight Co. 10
the extent of $20,04)0, and the other
to grant a loan- of 34,000 to N. Diet -
itch & Son.
Morris
SCHOOL REPORT,-Fn11ou'Mg is the
school report of S. 3 No 8. Result
of tm•tnitiml ltxntue. Ent. -Gram.,
U01ug1., Geog., Read. Total 40(0 Pass-
240.-U. Johnston 387, 1. Turvey 830,
11. (t ',ashy 295, .1. Bosnian 270. G.
Agar 22'44 -Jr. IV. to Sr. IV. -Total
4140 Pass 4110-L. Brower 093.' Jt.
Ill. to Sr. I IL-Tot„I 80D Pass 4110 -
I,1 Sellers 593, F. Ki'. uey 5935, L.
Tut rey 1382, G. Brewer 493, ll. Sorrell
443. Sr. 11. to .Ir. lit-'Potnl 70)
Pms350.-E. \Vnrwiek 534, U. '.3.8.
11,111 521, ll. Sou,•l, 515. U. Bosnian
490 Jr. 1 L to Se. 11.-Tot,d 700 Phse
35(1, PI Gilt alas 602, G. Ft'll 043, W.
Ker hey 517, F. G:n•niss 501, H.
Geodes 350 Jr: 11.-13. Mabee, Sr.
Pt. 11.--1\I. Density. .L'. Pt. 1 L. -A.
Johnston, .1 'Purvey. se. Pt.
Warwick, F. anew'''. Jr. Pt. I -B.
Smelt, I,. Gnomes. \V. Sellers. Primer
-J McVet 631', A. Turvey, 0. \Vafwick
F. Jfilsturd. I 13. FRAIN.
Teacher.
Atwood
51'1,001nd 0,uulcil of Elaut meets
Satcu•day, May 31.d. -
\1'ea. Candler solei his property scone
Lituc.nig1( anti moved t0 •Mllvelton.
T. G. Ballantyne plaid $50 to An-
drew i aidlaty fora sew that weighed
050 poolds.
• Elute Cheese & Butter Mfg.. Oo
Ltd., ,hipped theft make of butter for
the lhst pat t of April to the Swift
a dlaCo.,atfold at. 30c ler
Canadian 1 ( S
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pn11ud Atno�unt realized. 3043.65.
Patrons received 34 18 cis. per p 80111(1
of bullet• fat.
!$LMA INSURANCE MEETING.- A
meeting of the 1)heetots of Elnia
,mets 121(1(31(13 lire Insurallno Cont-
ently was held 111 Atwood, Taesday,
Apell15611. Members of board were
present amt Mt:. Love. A claim was
presented from Jun, NV, McKay for
$3.00 For (Manage t1( his house by
'lightt.11133 on March 2401, 1913, which
was paid in full. 58 applications for
insurance were accepted amounting to
$154,750.00 of.risk. Meeting adjourn-
ed till Tuesday, 203 Inst.
ACCOMMODATION FOR THE 7`RAVEL-
TTNe9 I IIRLTC.-ill 11101 w'ork's Bee the
following item appeared Up to the
preseiit time we 1(l a infra need- by Lite
props fetor Of the -Elora l louse that he
has not peen ablr to seenee a tenant
at. the rental he asks. The present
tenalIb purposes vacating the prem-
ises ern the ant of May. In view
of
these facto nlfuly of Dur best houses
are offering accommodation. E'II'8t
class tnea,ls and rooms are available at
TOrONTO WOMAN
WELL AGAIN
Freed From Bearing Down
Pains, Backache and Pain
in Side by Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Compound.
Toronto, Qnt, ',Last October, I wrote
tocompletely ou for advice as I wasrun
Y
down, had bearing
% 41 / 1;•, `�. eY; :,J,', dowe sensation in the
lower part of bow-
els, backache, and
pain in the side• I
also suffered terribly
from gas. I took
Lydia E. Pinkham's
VegetableCompound
and am now entirely
free from pain in
back and bowels and
am stronerinever
g Y
way. I recommend LydiaE. Pinkham's
Compound highly to all expectant moth-
ers. "-Mrs. E. WANDBY, 92 Logan Ave-
nue, Toronto, Ontario.
Consider We11 This Advice.
No woman suffering from .any form
female troubles should lose hope until
she has given Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg-
etable Compound a fair trial„
This famous remedy, the medicinal in-
gredients of which are derived from na-
tive roots and herbs, has for nearly fortY.
years proved to be a most valuable tonic'
and invigorator of the female organism.
Women residing in almost every city
and town in the United States bear
willing testimony to the wonderful
virtue of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
ble Compound will help you, write
toLydiaE.Pinkhamllfedicine Co.
(eonfdential) Lynn,Mass., for ad-
vice. -Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by a woman,
gad held in strict confidence. -
31.50 per day. Iefnr'inetion regarding
the snrne may be obtained 01( enquiry
at the motionor 0r at W. R. EI8lcine's
store. 1.311opla1'(111111 tirlrgnate for the
ten vellees 1(l a 111811 available.
DIES GOING FOR LUNCH. -Fred. 13118.
ser, forouvly n1FailhalVe,Ont., near
1.01101011, land NM employee of the
Mettle leer Alining Company, Kenna,
flied suddenly Monday 011 his way to
lmirh from work. A8 he (Tossed the
U. P. It. tracks he MLR 8eizr1l With 11
hemorrhage anti expired a few Minutes
Inter. Deceased WAR 41 years- of ago
and had been 1,1 Kenmaa flume .tutu
years. The body was taken to Stlnth-
rey for interment, Rev. 1)1.. Roser,
pastor of the Methodist church here,
Who is n brother, attended the funer-
al.
Lame back is usually canned by
rheumatism of the muscles of the
hack, for which yon will find. nothing
better. than Chamberlain's Liniment.
For sale by all dealers.
Listowel
W. J. Hay, of Winnipeg, spent a
short time in town last week.
A number of painters of the 0. P.
R. were in town painting and decora-
ting the C. P. R. property here.
Mrs. H. B. Mnrnhy, who has been
spending the Winter with her hus-
band in Ottawa, has returned 11ome.
Rev. Dr. Gaudier, ' Principal ' of
Minx College, Toronto, preached
morning and evening in the Preshy-
tetian chnech last Sunday.
A. Byrne, of Toronto, has taken
possession of the Mannell House.
Mr. 13i (gnat, the former proprietor,
and firs. Miguel and family, will
remove to Toronto.
At a special meeting of the official
-board of the Methodist church -a un-
animous invitation wan extended to
Rev. Dr., Barber to remain for the
third yehr. The invitaation W48 Ac-
cepted. --
Andrew Yule met with . a painful
accident when in opening a box his
chisel slipped causing a gash in his
thumb (1
hu tl Ihat required uirrd 4 atltc1l es l
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el0ae: He was Off work for some
tune
The gold Watch which 0. 13. blur.
logy, jeweller, offered 0.0 the person
guessing nearest to the time at which
the wraith would cease running, was.
wnn by A. W. Glen. Mr, Glen uess.
ed the watch would run 33 hours, 7
(minutes and 57 seconds. It ran for
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We have just what you need to Brighten Up
any or every room in your house.
(Boxes' Wall Paws, which tune the best
j values on the market.
!Sherwin Williams Paints, 01 colors and
qualities for ever',\' surfer:v.
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1 Der- A huge range of Prints, Shillings, Dr'ille, Mneliu8, Vestings, Ern-
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{{ LinnlOuma, 'Floor Oils, Stair Oils. Best
Pat terns. Also'l'apestl'y Lugs,
Blinds-plainand. with fringe.
Lace Curtains -White and Ecru. or
Olean,. 35e to $2.50 per pale.
Curtain Nat --•Ivory and Earn by the yd.
Frill Muslin, Colored Mitdras.
Ar.t Muslin, Sateena and Scrims. -
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38 hour's, $ minutes and 37 seconds, ,likq,.G.F+'1••h,1:,1,•h,'?.l F„>•d':L:+d•4•+d•+++ Cow t cli' 11ev3Nio7 ail for the RIMS.
Mr. Gllen'e gue58 being jtlet 40eeeonde ",
MAL
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MATILIMONIAL PI e 1 1(1131 et Rev
and Mee. F. E. Davey, of Oalge.ry,
18(80 the 800(131 of 11 pre3l y wedding on 1 t
\Vednesdll evemiu April 1601 when
:Mss 1'Iethee Hawley, of Calgary, be -
carne the bride of Fred. Haney,
formerly of Bluevale. Bride looked
chat ming
in ,1 own of ale blue,
charmeuaesatin ((11d carrier a Marge
hoc net or bridal roses. Ilea' Mendes.
nut ' 1
3 r d, MINY P u1111c Davey, w s gown-
ed
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eta ua deli'blue Mucin and carried
pink
rat natl(1ue The e bride's aft len r
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Us Donby, a' t 1
Miss 1 l Llel eta I'illg Iea1P.['
1111d, e•arried pink carhatinns, The
cerrm0113' was performed by Rev, P.
E. Davey, brother -in -haw of the bride,
which was followed by adelta y httu'h-
e(111. envies being laid for only the
immediate friends of the cout'acting
parties. 14tble wee beautifully dee-
/tutted with rosea. (a1ema:1.ns and
ferns end 8tre0nlei'R of 40,101, s,1301
ribbon. Mr. Haney is it t' 11 g busi-
11e130 mal of Calgary, h„l, e n 10pre.
sentative of the Seeks Co. Limited
Toronto. The bride has to 11
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in cityL v
theand Was the 11 r a tion of
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many 'beautiful gills. \Ve extend
hearty couga'atulatiorls to the fnrtnn-
ate groom...__
Blyth
Beiuton Bron. have purchased a fine
new, five passenger Overleuld, car.
!Hiss . Huzel Bennett is able to be
about titter a confinement of ten days
to her home through illness.
The Standard says :-Owen Geiger,
ttf the Bl
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Presider Blyth Flax Co. was
ae
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in town during t31 week a e hl u in the
townships surrounding, making ar-
rangements for plowing and sowing
this Season's flax. We understand
they will put in over 200 acres.
Blyth Agriculttit•al Society offers
throe special prizes -1st $3, 2nd $200
3rd 31.00 001' the best collection of
garden produce grown by children
under 10 yeas of age, there to be at
least 15 varieties, the same to be
shown at the Fall Fair.
Fordwich
A new Sherlock & Manning organ
was -placed in the church at Orange
Hill.
Thos. Williams, of Sault Ste Marie,
is visiting his parento and other
relatives in town.
T. and Mrs. Andrew and son, Elliott
left. Gerrie for Regina, where they in-
tend Malting their home.
'Phe rnrnl mail route from this office
Meta been let. John Barber formerly
of London will be the earl kr.
JI1:'s..1r(mes 131',iwn, who spent the
\Vitaerwit h het. daughter in 314103is-
tnu,•has 1',turned to her haute here.
W Lnwham
11,0111111 t Groves' son is at present in
the hospital with typhoid fever.
Alex. Reid lois purchased the prop-
erty on John street. formerly owned
by Ur. l\lellonadd from Dr. Cook.
Andrew Jamieson last week deliver-
ed Thos. Field 8 two-year-old steers
which weighed 4050 lbs. and netted
$273 38.
The famous Salvation Army Staff
Band cif 33 members will visit Wing -
ham May 3rd and 4th. Saturday
evening Musical Festival, Town Hall,
8 p. m. Mayor Vanstone, chairman.
Three cars of horses were shipped
ream Wingham last week. Two car's
were purchased by Messrs. Rintoul
anti McKague and shipped to Mon-
treal, the other by Geo. Shaw to
Winnipeg.
R'ingharn was favored with a visit
from Rev. J. W. Aikins, of Toronto,
who preached morning and evening
in the Methodist church last Sunday
in the interests of the Temperance
and Moral Reform) work.
Monday of last week the Board of
License Commissioners for North
Huron met in Wingham and granted
Hammes to 4 hotels in Wingham and
one in Wroxeter but withheld the
licenses of the Dinsley house here and
the two in Blyth. These three will be
reconsidered at their next meeting,
May 9th. Board consists of M. Lock-
hart, chairman, Al. Dane and T. Dur-
nln.
L1STOWEL WON.- Listowel High
School team, holders of the Hough
Cup
defeated Win m hahere last
Stati rdlly by 1 to 0 in the first of the
home and home games. It was
a grand battle the line up -Win -
haul -Goal G R. Smith ; backs. F.
Colvin, L Taylor ; halbacks, J.
Currie, (4. Cruickshank, J. Campbell ;
left wing, G. Rintonl, 3. Dixon ; right
wing, W. Elliott, W. Buchanan;
centre, W. Haines ; spare, H. Day,
Listowel -Goal, H., Strachan ; hacks,
W. Kett, H. Moore ; half -backs, W.
Yule, E. 1leEain, P. Waddell ; for-
feited* C. !Tiles. 1i. Orr, H. McLach-
lan. F,:Kelly, 0. Cavell. Alex. Ander-
son, of Brussels, made a competent
referee. ,
Why Do Vou Paint 7
Sometimes Prom shock or fright,
but usually because the system is
weakened and depressed, -it lacks
power to react' from sudden strain.
This -
s eclnditiqu demandsnnuristnnent
which is best supplied by Ferroznne.
In every form of debility Ferrozone is
a specific. It fot lilies - that digestive
and aesiuudati3e power of the body,
proulnte9 the elimination of waste
materials, builds up tissue, gives.
poergy - ,and resistance. To have
enduring 'nerves, aL strong COnSittlti01
and hutting good health, use Ferro -
zone, Sold everywhere in 50o boxes
or six for 32.60,
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East Wan¢ osh Council
The n Aril 14th
e Council met o April ,
members all present. Minutes of last
meeting read and confirarted,.
Communication from Samuel Ped-
dle received complaining about dam-
age he was su ltaulh'g through no•
proper outlet for water on his peopet
r'e boundary 1 ry 'leek was
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Peddle end suggest that :proceedings
be taken u'ndet the Ditches and
Vltateecee1ses Act for a satisfactol'y
settlement of this matter,
Ourrie -'•- Stonehouse That C. A.
Junes, of Peetrolla, be appointed En.,
Our New Spring
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tention these days.
New designs
are neat.
We have them it valious
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bound to give satisfaction, ++
+ Conte in and let us show you. .p.
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sidering the quality of material �
4. atsd'workmanship. •
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A,few Ready-to-wear
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W P. Fraser it
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and -
Ditches
tWatercourses Act in
place of C. D. Campbell, Galt. Car-
ried.
Mr. Calder, representing the Saw-
yer & Massey Go. waited on the Coun-
cil hi reference to the purchasing of a
new road grader. Laid over till next
Buchanan -Irwin -That J. E. Ellis
be appointed Tax Collector for the
present year at a salary of 300, ptovid-
iug'he furnish sufficient security for
the due fulfilment of said office.
Carried.
By-law No. 5 and By-law Nu. 0, 1913,
both read and passed.
A number of accounts amounting to
397.95, principally for repairs to cul-
verts and washouts were ordered to
be paid: Council adjourned to meet'
Monday, May 26th, at 1 o'clock as a
ael1011 1(t' ul her 1owtlship iTusinesa•
PORTERFIELD, Clerk..
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THE approaching visit of par. nee
,Pember, of the Pember Ha
Store and Beauty Cnithee Tnstil u;
of'Curont”, should ;dove of interest 0r
ad want ago Ll rivet y' woman who ren.
this autlunnlceulent. Professor Penale
will display en assort Men 1.. 00 Mho;
Wavy Switches, 13raids, Puffs and Trac.
formations, the equal of which hat
never before been seen ont8ide of Toro; to,
Professor Pember
will also exau1ine and diagnose, free of
charge, all 11at1' and scalp t1'ntlble's and his
advice may -be relied 11900,
Fine Toupees and Wigs
for Gentlemen a Specialty.
All goods are manufactured of the finest
Natural Hair. A visit will be nndonbtedly
worth your while at the
American Hotel, , Brussels
Wednesday, May 0th
Ladies who for any reason cannot visit
the Hotel, write or phone ami Professor
Pember will call at their residence. Foe
mail orders address-
Pember Hair Store,
127 Yong° at., Toronto, Ont.
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rush sales we at able to embody the saving thus al -fouled in superior
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