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W. H. LOVE
WM. SPENOE
CONVE"YANQER AND ISSUER
OF MARRIAGE LICENSES
Moe In the Post URlee, Whet, 50.4
JOHN SUTHERLANL
4NOo8ANO8,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
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S. SCOTT AS AN AUoTlurl•
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uettar men, e 111 lose Cane and lose ober ee
bemay ether .+u ythilig. is Mast Huoni of
ae won't unarg„ auythn+g. Dales and onion -
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LEGAL ANia i:UNVEYANCIN81,
e,ee M SINULAiIi-
V r e Barrister, Solicitor, (oneeyaneer,
liotary Public, &o, OIBoo-Btewart'o Block
1 ,euor Nor6h al Central Hetet
8olloltor for the Metropolitan Bank,
pROUDEOOT, HAYS & li1LLORAN
BARIRIB'e•ERB SOLIC1'rORS, NOTARIES
1%1181, I1 19 TO.
W. ruoontru0T E. O. it 11. Have
.7. L. KILLORAN
Whims -Those formerly °coupled by Messrs
Oamerou & Holt,
(406101108, ONTAla10.
ALLAN LI
Royal Mail Steamers
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T ) LIV,ERPOOL
laronn Montreal
Nat , 3I•,y..17 Jam' 14
Thu , May 21 Aloe11
hat . May 81 June 24
'rhn., June 8 July 8
'Virginian ...........
Tunisian ... ........ ..
Victorian ........ ........
7'O GLASGOW
Scandinavian............ Sat. May 17
Hesp,vilan ...... ..... fiat. Airy W
Protorlitn 41r L, 31ey 111
Grampian ..... ... Sat, e.ny 18
'Tune 14
;lune kl
Jwu' 28
Jute 29
TOLONDON An'O HAVRE
Scotian Sun., May 1d .lune 2'2
iCorinthian Sun ,-Olay 26 June 29
8latlhu, Pun ..lane 1 July 6
Ionian :.. Son . Jane 8 July 10
}Corinthian will not call at Havre,)
Full information Lia to rates, etc., on appllta-
tion to
W. H. KERR.
Agent Allan tine, Brussels..
r40,100.1ay4M1rpt6Yi.W.eI:tAVYAWNIZ Ta.. ct
Tai The Cost ofa Business or Short- /4S
,�Y hand Education in the
•t5�, TORONTO, ONT. '
: Ile you know lust )low little it 00828 ;'
to secure a thorough business educe•
thatthat will nut only increase y oar
earning capacity but will enable yen) to E'
get n position where you will cater in
*liana with influential people who v:
can assist youto further advancement? >
Our catalogia will give yon full par- C
Maulers, A postal card -one effort- 9t,
we do the rest. ve
Oor. Young mud i W. J. ELLIOTT, re;
Alaxnnder Stn. f Principal.
Ii' 4 iy�1VytF^>-yAIIA' 6t'a' AfAVAVF'Arit'A`rRL'),rg
STRATFORD. ONT,
)rt The best practical training school in
0. Ontario, Three department. — Com- 17
,cS mercial, Shorthand and Tologra-
51 phy. All coarses oro thorongla and 54..v.
Y prtmtio01. Toeohera arc exporieneed
and 9180 12(80 arc pinned ht positions.
tWe give individual attention and soul -6
anis may enter et any time i�
fi Write for our free eatalo9310 at fa
+E mane,
D. A. McLACHLAN, Principal. Y
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Tuesday, Mar. 25
lathe opening day of tho B
' Spring Torm at
b 6usises1 Thes
Listowel .� College Y
,
w,r Commercial and Stenography iqq
EDWIN 0. MATTHEWS, Prin... I'M 4110A1AlkArstiVAIko•AVfflalcualWitltA4
Two Courses—
THE
Best Brains
In anndaour Unrtlel Imednthin
1ee
'r6u ofourI , )d Home Study
Courses in Banking, Economies, Nigher
AccountinOn mine) alai .Art, Pbow
Card Writing.
Photography, Journal-
ism, Short Story Writing, Shorthand
and Bookkeeping. Select .the work
whio)11)1002 Interests "100 end write us
fir portion lora. Address
THE SHAW CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL
a91.7 `Ionic St., Toronto
Shako Hands With Asthma
Awfullydistressing is asthma,
But worsif possible when combined
with l3ronohitis, Relieved quicker
by Catarrhozlne then anything else
muted 00 theant
hl ybY "Oat eerie
Ozone" that
it dnssnt )coon
Catturholooe 9 heeling valnl ,9
breathed eight into the lungs (bee toF
t
) 411)mn awl au <Pe
d9
' ter the cause (1 A
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fn the mote, r•hr0uir, (emote I'ry it,
4'tvu 8!208, 25e and $1,00 at all dealers,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer
Orders promptly and care-
fully attended to night or
any. Phone 22S,
ETHEL, ONT,
Business Cards.
OR. T. T.
M'RAE
s t t Toronto
*unmet. of 00 Gr Lie, le al the pp 11 1
.3010)), ie mud Graduate of the Collegeof 1'hr
•minae Lind Sur eons Ont. ; Post•gre nate
)hloagu Eye, Ear, and Node Hospital,
litnm6b.0,111. 80•Hous9 Surgeon 10 51, Mich-
el'e Hospital Toronto
Olttoe over 12 R. Smith's Drug Store, Tele•
none connection with Oraubrook at all hours.
OR. F T. BRYANS
,iachelur of Medicine, University of Toronto ;
4.1conlh,to of College of Physicians and Sttr-
' ani, Ontario ; ox•Senlor Houao Surgeon of
ii'catern Hospital, Toronto. Offuoa of luta Dr.
A. McKevey, Smith Block, Bruasele.
Enrol phone 45.
DR. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL, ONT.
'hysician and Surgeon; Post Graduate courses
London. En New York and Chicago Bos-
( g), g
.doses, Seem' difoof aye, ear,
toga and throat. (Eyes tested for glasses.
DR. WARDLAW
donor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
Jollege. Day and night calls. Oa)oe opposite
"lour hill, Ethel.
MAUDE O BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal graduate Department of Ophthal-
mology McCormick Medical College Chicago,
Ill.,
is prepared to testees and at glasses at
,er office over Grower's Restaurant, Brussels,
m Thursday, Friday and Saturday of every
.veek Office Miura 1to 0. p. m. Forenoons
'y appointment. Phone 1219,
T. R. BENNETT
.VIII give better satisfaction to hoth buyer and.
eller than any other Auctioneer and only
'aarge what is reasonable, Salesconducted
my W4.=re In Ontario. Pure bred stock sales a
specialty.
WrUe or 'phnnu 211 Wroxeter.
41.1 1.VD TEEM'S 1rar
BRUSSELS
Gotha SOUTH Got NO NORTH
dill 7:07 a m Express •.....10:65 a to
'Uprose 11:25 a n) Mail 1:59 p 0t
.4x r•eae ........ 2;55 0)I Express 8:5'1 m
p p I p p
CaNdifOld.AP rdelleIC
WALTON
To Toronto TuGoderlch
Express 7:11 e m Express 11:65 a m
Express 2:67 p 01 I Express 8:49 p m
WROXETER
Going East - 7:06 a. in. an(1 8:05 p. n).
Going West - 12:46 and 8.;47 p. m.
Alt trains going East connect with C. P. R. at
Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T.
G. H. stations.
GEO. ALLAN, Local Agent.
-axa.( gebas 4tems
THE important question 1 "Who is
going to pitch 2"
BRANTFORD Methodists.. have 'abol-
ish d pew rents.
Tests isn't leap year but tbore'll be
just as many June brides.
THERE was quite a frost on Saturday
morning, but little damage is reported.
Bean's a good motto for married
men : Be sure you're right, then ask
your wife."
PUBLISHERS have received notice of
another advance in the price of all
kinds of paper and stationery and the
discount for cash, two per ceut instead
of three.
THE Grand Trunk will issue special
round trip excursion fares on Friday
and Saturday, May 23rd and zeth, good
to return'I'uesday, May zeth at single
faro.
Lariat back is usually caused b
rheumatism of the muscles of the
back, for which you will find nothing
better than Chamberlain's Liniment.
For sale by all dealers.
THE abolition, of the present time
limit of the pastoral term of Methodist
ministers was recommended by the
Toronto Methodist preachers ata meet-
ing last week, teal General Conference
w11 be memorialized to this effect.
I
UNTAR Io W. C. T. UU. will convene in
Stretford October 6th to retie inclusive.
Visitors and delegates entitled to fare -
and -a third return on certificate plan.
r
World's and Dominion Conventionare
to he held during October, Ole former
in Brooklyn, N. Y., and the latter at
London, Ont,
AN atitombbite in which Frank
Durdle and W. Clayton, of Exeter,
were driving, accomplished a remarkark
able feat recently The machine turned a
complete somersault and landed ho the
ditch right side up. Mr. Durdle es-
caped with „afew bruises and Mr.
with a broken collar boue.Mr.
Clayton wt,
Durdle was a former Brusselite.
Poor appetite is a sure sign of im-
pa a 'digestion. d t estion. A few doses of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets will strengthen your digestion
and improve your appetite. .VI ous-
ands have been benefitted by taknig
these Tablets. Sold by all dealeis,
HYMENEAL.— An exceedingly prett
v
wedding took place at the home of J.
and Mrs. Archibald,, Victoria Square,
Seaforth at high noon on Wednesday,
May 7. when Miss C. Senate- of See,
forth, Became the bride of A. 1..
Porteous, also of Seaforth. Ceremony
was performed by Rev, A. W. Barker,
hi the presence or some so guest,,
friends and relatives of the young
couple. The house WAS .beaui'full y
decorated and made a very pretty
setting fur the bride who was unat-
tended and looked very dainty in .her
bridal gown of sunset shot silk, and
carried a boquet of Bridal roses. After
the ceremony, the company sat down
to a most sumptuous Wedding break.
fast, when toasts and congratulations
n The brit e's going
were indulged i 1
g f; g
awaycostume was a 118y blue tailored
t t
e) It with a smart toucan hat.There
t
wedding trip will include Toronto
Buffalo and other Easter)) ,cities. and
upon their return they Will start 11021se.
keeping in the hoose lately vacated by
F. 11, Walley, Their many Seaforth'
and Brussels friends wish thea:: smooth
sailing on life's mauimuuinl nen, The
Wide is a sister to 3Mrs. (l109g6 Lowry,
of Brussels,
Now is the time tot rid
ge of Sane
rhoutnal,ierti, 'You eau de it by ap-
plying Chatruberlatin%B Liniment and
massaging elle parts freely at caul)
application. For sale by all dealers.
KIADses alio would consult their
pecuniary iutm'ests should not fall to
closely examine the advertisements of
the merchants, who advertise bargains
in this paper. They mean business in
every word they advertise and propose
to make businee0 by the bergents they
83)0er i 'n
Aely r SI Peruse these ad,g•
ri I
ve t same its carefullyand call on these
e
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merchants for the bargains they are
offering.
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MATRIMONIAL—A quiet wedding was
solemnized as tate Talbot Street' Baptist
church, Loudon, by Rev. I.1, H.
Bingham, on April gosh, when Claude
George Tynell and Miss Iva Drumlin
Govier, butt) of that city, were united
iu marriage. Groom Was attended by
James Govier, brother of the bride,
while Miss Olive Pat'arson, of Atiburo,
assisted as bridesmaid. Tlie groom's
gift to the bride was a beautiful pearl
necklace ; to the bridesmaid at locket
and chane and to the groontsmau a
pearl tie pill Mr. and Mrs 'l.'yneli will
reside an 703 Richmond street, London,
on their relent from a short honeymoon
1 other
p
to Seofu t h and the Dints. Good
wishes are ex elided to the happy
teethe
Qorrie
LORNIE 1 , SaJER DEAD. -One 01' 1lie
best knew i drug travellers m the
h v h
g
road 1111 the person of Lorne ne h Shier,
w
representingfavi I 1(11 0
) s& u 1 P f
Meetly:1J, passed away Lit hes lett'
reafdene a ha Corrie 7 hul :da) ate),
none of 1)101• weep after at few mounts'
i3lueee of 9uberonlosis. elle Shier, who
was in his 35th year was a sir cessful
cirnggist, ill 1'r,rt• HMem, Orillia,
Kingsville and Gie rite He leave); 11
Wife 1(11(118 51)33(11 daughter, heside))
his father, mother, brie her and sister.
The fuuerai took place fermi the hoarse
of his childhood, Port Elgin, Sntnr-
ttaty afternoon,.
McKillop
.1. el celichael, of McKillop, is con
Hued to hieeted with 'a slight 14ttnek
of typhoid fever.
J. J. Irwin has been 3(tvttyvisiting
his motile] and other relatives in St,
Marys and 1311tas11ard.
Mrs, 13oyd sr., has arrived safely al,
Regina, where she has gone to visit
some of the members o1' Ser family.
Mee. Dougherty has been elected
Pt'esilent of the Bethel Ladies' Aid
Society 111 puree of Mrs. Crawford,
who resigned.
John Zeigler ar, aged 90 yea'R, is
dead. He wn9 one of the early settler
on tile. .Lelullmiy line. der. Zeigler
was et dative of Germany, anti a
Roman Catholic: is religion.
Following Sabblub Sc11001 Officials
have been aipoi10021 at Bethel:
Superintendent, I. Bolton ; Assistant,
le. Roe Secretary, Miss Mary Bodkin.;
'treasurer, C. )toe ; Towhees, Mrs. 1)'
130911, elle. Albert Gadkin, Miss
Jennie McLay, Miss Mabel Strafford,
S. F. Flack well 1)11(1 Thomas Leenning.
School is kept open, only (luting
Summer months.
Seaforth
R. L. Oresewell returned from
()Mot tido, where he spent the Winter.
Leslie. 0Vttteon has been transfel'red
to Vaocoever, I'nt' which city he left
lase week.
Atter 14 shirt visit with his wife and
bairns, Willittau Aima: rammed to
Saskatoon,
Hydro -electric lights are to be ex-
tended ter far South as the bridge in
legenoud v i l le.
Nims. T. le. Hoye left for a trip
West to visit her two sons, Will and
Sonat and her daughter Agnes. She
and Mies. and Mies 5011411 r are mak-
ing the ti ip together.
Mete eV. D. Mclean and two child-
ren; Do] sad Mary, left fur Ed-
11100on, where they will reside in
Future. 51r. McLean has been out.
there 'once hast Fall. Mrs. McLean
will be much teleeed both ill rnnsical
and social eir(•les.
Among those I'rsnu a distatioe who
were in town ora Tuesday of last week
attending' the funeral of she late
J0)1111 retied, tepee Thos. and Al s.
'JruI)dv
son-in-law,and daughter,Slat .06
UOde Lh ' Mrs sUElliott, nieceof
Luck limy ;.amu
laird, Bon, of Bof-
falx • Samuel Plum oe )hew Brussels •
Ernest Remelt, of 13t'ssela and Miss
Laird, it (11411(11)101'.
Listowel
Mototecycle 184.098 in Listowel ml
Maty 2411.
Mere. ,Morphy left fun Ottawa, where
she joins the family.
LiaGttvel Intermediate Football
team has been grouped with Poole
MEd Atwood in 101 round.
Rev. H. Al. Lang-Ie'ord was appoint-
ed to fill the vacancy on the public
library board canse1 by resignation
of D. G Roy.
Joe ili ickee left last week for
Rouleau Sask., whpl'P he is tektite
position in a dent tit office during the
college holidays.
Dr. and Mrs. Philp llttv0 rttnrned
,
house tram Francisco,
uul( isc(, Catl.,
where they spent the Whiter. They
are enjoying excellent health after
thele plettdali)t visit..
L. `V. Moore and 11. el,Allielau',
former students of 1 he Leontvel High
Sehonl, %vele among tho4,' who passed
Omit. medic l•I examinations at the
2Fretst0l'il Uni vet•Aity (Ween t.ly.
It, wets (heeded to instruct. elle
Comity Council to ante)' for the town
of Listowel one nonbee 3 coneeete
aoixing innehine front 2eellanr601
1'lr19 , irniuhine 10) hP delivered in
Listowel prepaid, Na. $4100, and to be
ordered as sone as the, Council-ordees
work to herein on Vietoria street.
Mrs. IIai1, mother of Mrs. J. H.
Gunther, town, passel atvey at the
home nfher daughter,udea J'r
t ri
gi)his o on Saturday May S1a1. leit)x
8$1 year, M119 G
oth her, who has
been in Chicago) fo ova 1 a moth
wee pl'eeent when the end 0an3o. The
deceased lady wtt9 110
io in Leedom
England.
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J. B, Wattson, Field Secretor and
719" LPrturer 3d the Assoc-S,ecl) 011 'mbar.
enliede told the wore of the liluskuka
1 roe Hoepitttl for (unslttnptives, will
�. d, liver en Iliuetrated lecture on May
�t FE }10th 111 ludosery Hall.
3 $ 1'348 Standard says :-J, 0• P)Wuey,
F 1g it 9 9
John Ross, A, Snell and J. Onle who
are FPemployed on (t flying gang on the C. P. is spenx tunday at Wen' homes
iij I' in tuwu. J3uxlet McAther, who by
r■ rue ■v vv the way. 1)3 (117))k 6(13' 111)' (1031(1, did not
give its a visit. 011 this occa8100 but
a)refevrP(1 to remain with tis ors
nd pans." t p
Interesting Experience of Two
Women --Their Statements
Worth Reading.
White Oak, Ont. -"At Change of Life
when doctors could do no More and I was
given up by my
friends, Lydia E.
�tyia ;f
Pinkham's Vegeta-
ble
o eta.
ble Compound came
to the front and did
wonders for me. I
e had been havingfe-
Itlt' male troubles f o r
rleryt
'liege years, my head trou-
bled me severely at
14 times, I had bearing
vi.',:! down pains and back-
ache and I was very
anaemic frm excessive flowing. g
I rec-
ommendmend your Compound highly and do
all I can to advertise it as a genuine wo-
man's medicine." - Mrs. SYLVESTEll
MANNING, White Oak, Ontario.
The Case of Dirs. Kirlin.
Circleville, Ohio. -"I can truthfully
say that I never had anything do me so
much good during Change of Life as Ly-
dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
"Before I had taken one half a bottle
of it I began to feel better, and I have
continued taking it. My health is better
than it has been for several years. If
all women would take it they would es-
cape untold pain and misery at this time
of life." -Mrs. ALICE KIRLTN, 358 W
Mill St, Circleville, Ohio.
The Change of Life is one of the most
critical periods of a woman's existence.
Atsuchtimeswomen may rely upon Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
A grant of $25 was made to the
t'o(itball and baseball clubs to assist in
paying the rent of the park by the
Rev. A1r, Drier, who 09/LS appointed
to Listowel at the recent conference
ut'the levangelical church conducted
his first service on Sunday.
The Traders License By -
Law was amended, changing the
license from $100 to a stud equal in
amount to double the tax 011 the
business assessment, haled nn the
assessment according to the last re-
vised assessment roll of the town at. a
rate of taxation last fixed in this
municipality. 111 case the amount
exceeds $100 the license shall be only
$100.
Fordwich
Measles are very prevalent in the
community, but happily they seem
to be of a mild type,
Mills Pearl Andtewa, who has been
in Otterville for some time, has re-
turned to her hone here.
Stephen Bntchart, who has been
attending Business College in Tor-
onto, has returned to his home on the
9th eon.
A. 0. Sotheran is moving to the
residence he recently- purchased from
.the Witmer estate, opposite the
residence of Wm. Sutton.
The pulpit in the, Methodist church
here '81(8 occupied on Sunday evening
by Rev. Dr. Hussar, (1f Atwood, and
he alas preached at Newbridge and
Mayne.•
Blyth
Seven automobiles aI'e owned in
town.
0. H. Besse has purchased a new
boiler fur hes flour mill from Grddie &
Mc0ullocb, Galt.
Jas. Barr sr. left for Saskatoon,
Sask... where he expects to make his
house. He has daughters there.
Sacrament of the Lord's Supper
will be dispensed in St. Andrew's
church Sunday morning,May181h.
Ales (Rev.) W. McLeltand (laugh,
ter, Hanover, are on t vtsii to he
r0) parents, 011 Ili• Ltd r
f HHtsA d 9. e,
Jas AlrNluu he, Village Treasturer,
will receive $25 extra Wavy and the
Sante charged ed in electricli ht account.
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Mrs. 3. 0. Heffron, who is confined
through illness to St. Joseph's Hos-
pital, London, is improving, we tree
glad to state.
Mit Symonds, of (tnderinh, met
with a serious accident on Wednesday
morning of lase week while delving to
the Sent It of the town, with one of
Win• Johnston's horses. The horse
got sowed and kicked, striking the
dash which broke Mr. Symond's leg
near the ankle.
Aleari n
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SHO.E SAIF
15 per cent, oil' on all Shoe goods.
mostly MoPhees0n make. A1etee
heavy shoes, up to the finest, told lastest
styles, also Children's and Wnnlell's
Slippers, Oxfords, buttoned and laced.
Some Rubbers of good quality.
Harness
A fine line of Heelless of difle 1 Put
kinds' Horse Blankets, Ribes. Rugs,
Whips, Trunks, Valises, &e.
Shoes tend Long Boots ,nade to
ruder,
1'1 1 3401 Repairing don'
Ha les end S . I (.
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promptly.
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Give Its a esti).
A. C. Ste hen} Walton
I
melee. He dfh not with the Board to
Atwood
Elia 01000911 will meet Monday,
20134 inst.
J. A McRitiu has at'rived borne
iron, the )'West.
Election of oliieel0 for the T9(431)s
Club 1•e/lilted as follows :-11a11.-Pres„
Rev. W. A. Amos ; President•, E. B.
00(1111111 ; 1st Vice, dire. W. Pt Ice ;
Sec.—Treas., R. Erskine.
),lira Cheese and hatter 19)6(1 Co.,
Limited shipped their 70)3(31.„ ul' , h00se
for the hist half of Apltl l,. tt . Riley,
of Ingersoll. Nunnbo,' W' ori. ,•911 137.
Amount realized $1195.87
At the Qnarteely Board nlpPling of
the Methodist church Follett fug Steov-
ar(is were appointed for the coating
year :-Atwood-A. Robb, 5, J:,ove. J.
NV. Boyd, (Harold, Peter x11(1 Robe.
Wedge, Donegal -Emerson Vi)
0r
d
tool Chas. Btultuan ARobb was
elected Recording Steward Robt,
Wedge was appointed to attend the
annual (11striet meeting to be held in
Listowel on May 21st and 22nd.
Wingham
Annual grant to the Hospital was
increased to $300.
Dr. R O Redmond was appointed
Medical Health Officer, at a eatery
of $100 Der uuuum.
d1.f9580 Lizzie Fleuty and Ella
Oor•yn11 were in Exeter, attending a
Smithey School convention.
Sunday wM the anniversary of
2V;nghtu11 Methodist church Sunday
Seh0111. Rev. A. J. Langford, of
Kincardine, preached.
Robert Dawson, wife anti family
of Cape Town, South Africa, are
visiting Mrs. Dawsnu's mother, dire.
Anderson, of St. Augustine.
Council is asking the town for
$6,500 to buy road machinery consist-
ing of heavy steam roller and crush-
er and it hose tower. The hose tower
was destroyed by the storm on Good
Friday.
Miss Elden Fairfield, of Vancouver,
was married to John J. Hay. manager
3Sstth.e 11t2sFaoirf filebdonao,formePaey-
dent of Winghatu and a niece of D.
W. Pringle.
Dr. J. R. Macdonald, of London, a
fol met well-known resident of Wing-
haul,;hae )eeurned to town and will
resume practice. He has leased the
1.0))1)12 in the stone block over the
Times office, He is a son of Dr. P.
McDonald, ex -M. P.
Members of Wingham Council 0f
Ohoeen Friends met in the 0. 0, F.
Hall to bid farewell to A. and Mrs.
Ross. An address was read by Mrs.
Hiugston and Ales. Fuller made the
presentation of a beautiful mantle
clock to Mr. and Airs. Roes. dl)',
Ross heartily thanked the members
for their gift. ale, Ross has been Re-
corder the 19 years and for 7 years
held the combined office of Recorder
and Treasurer. They will locate in
the West.
There never was a time when people
appreciated the real merits of
Chamberlain's (lough Remedy more
than now. This i9 83108911 by the in-
crease in sales and voluntary testi-
monials from persons who have been
cured by it. If you or your children
tiro troubled with a cough or cold
give it a4 trial and becotne acquainted
with its good qualities. For sale by
all dealers.
Goderlch
Thanks to the Town council,
the
base ball diamond at Agricultural
Park has been skinned and levelled
off, and is now in fairly good shape.
The resignation of Dr. Macklin as
President of the Board of Trade is a
matter of sincere regret to his col-
leagues. As the _Dr, cnnternplatee a
trip to the great medical centres of
the Old Lands, he feels that he must
give all his spare nine till he leaves to
prepatatiolfor his absence of several
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Smithey of Victor
The gli I V S (.•hool Victoria
Street Methodist church met inform -
telly after the usual exercises, the
nrees'nnbeing the
presentation of a
beautifully -worded address, read by
Dr. Medd, and a handsome leather-
bound reference Bible to Sidney
Belcher on his departure for Van-
couver.
The fallowing officers were elected
for the ensuing year in connection
with the'Vomen's Institute :-Presi-
dent, Mrs. R. S. Oraigie vice -Presi-
dent, Mrs, Gavin Green ; Sec.-Treas.,
Miss M. E. Salkeld ; Directors, Mrs.
McDonald,h'
lel. Mrs, A. McLean
District Directors, Mrs. H. Morris,
Mrs. James McPhee, Mrs. Jas.
Rurh8nttn ; Auditors, Mrs. R. S.
Orsiie Green.
Mr . s Gavin
J. RANsFORD'B PROPOBiTION,—J01,1)
Ranaford, at the last Council meeting
was asked (n explain an industrial
proposition he wished the Board to
ealisid• t. This be did very fully, and
it may be summarized as follows :-
1. He wishes the town to gearantee
his bonds to the amount of $20,000 re-
payable in ;nslalm011ts of $1,000 each
with interest, the' proceeds of these
bonds to be expended in the erection
of an Lip -to -(sate vacua) pt'ncess plant
for the t nnfaotu h alle) of the finest
grades of table and dairy stilt, wit11
rapacity of 500 barrels per day, this
!hent In be added to his present block
(known As the North American
Che'n,ical Company block) which will
emitinne' to he devoted to the mann-
fn:Ptore of the coarser grades of se.lt
by the pan process, The remodelled
and enlarged pliant will be valued at
$40.000, and on this he will give a lien
or mortgage for the guaranteed
here 0)h released t an time he
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m0) wish I )Liv ff )fl).
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hit ere93', whirl, he thinks he would he
able to do in foil or five years. Ile
v0) e )48)92. to em iia 40 {)ands
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when bnt:h Tants %vet's iii wnrlihlg
pr0noupce on the tuatter off hand,
Out when they hard fully eou'tideled
11. lie wanted a de$ni'te, caodfd and
straight (mower --if in favor, that the
Board would whole heaetedly support
IL ; if cot favorable that they would
say so and the clatter would be
dropped.
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NOTICE TO HORSEMEN 1-
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Thema 4n The Ilt•Sh
Even worse is the agony o! Otte.
Why sutler --cure la waiting in ev2ry
drug store in the foinl of Patient's
Corn Extractor which relieved at
mice, cures thoroughly and without
pain. Pm good results nee only
"Putnam' "
Stallion owners should enroll their
horses ae once.
A great many of the stallion own-
er. of the Province of Outatie have
enrolled oil d their stallions aCCordilg to
law, butt uo
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bt there ere many
who have neglected to do so. I would
warn these that it will
be absolutely
necessary to have all stallions en-
rolled before the season opens about
May 1st.
A greet many horsemen do no
t
understand what prooednre to take. '
Some are of the opinion that it is ab-
solutely necessary to have the horses
inspected. This 1s not correct, The
law Atate0 that the horse must be en-
rolled, and he may be inspected if the
owner so desires.
111 order to enroll a horse all that it
is necessary to do is to send his breed-
ing. age, markings and the name of
the owner to A. P. Westervelt, Pau•-
1iament Buildings, orou o along
g
with thefeeof 1r
h 2 W d Wester-
velt test
According to the law itis necessary
for the 0wuet to have a copy of the
enrollment certificate appear on his
printed bills of advertisements.
SUFFERED
With Biliousness and Sick
Headache
Calgary, Alberta, July 8, 1911
I was a great euffeeer for a long
time with Biliousness, Sick Headache
and Liver trouble. Nothing seemed
to do me any good. I hard almost
given up in despair when I de-
cided to try
FIG PILLS
After taking about half a box the
headaches stopped and myappetite
improved. I have just finished the
fifth box and feel as well as ever. I
can heartily recommend Fig Pills for
stomach and liver troubles.
Mns. MARY ELLBON
Sold at all dealers in 25 and 60 cent
boxes or mailed by The Fig Pill Co.,
St. Thomas, Ont. Sold and recom-
mended in Brussels by 3. Fox Drug-
gist.
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