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THURSDAY, MAY 29, tots
TORONTO appears tobehi ht in earns
est over theproposed
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held next December, The Provincial
Wiles, Fair will sill he carried 'on at
Gnelplt ss of yore 0111y nn a larger scale,
Rtfhtot has it tont the Dominion
Stem inn will come on ntx' Autumn but
whether this is so or 001 is nroblematie.
We would like to see a good pull down
in the debt of Canada and in these days
of growth and rapid development some-
thing should be done along this line. If
it cannot he done with the great revenue
of to -day there is something wrong
with the tnauagemeut of public affairs.
Canada's growing time should also be
her debt reducing time as well.
A lame tidying up by everybody and
some needed improvement cnrried out
will soon show good results to any com-
munity. Rebuilding a fence, a coat of
paint to buildiugs, laying out a lawn or
putting flown some cement walk or
flooring in buildings where needed, &c.,
are not difficult tasks and axe within the
reach of all There's power in a good
example and all many people require is
nrt. R ood •t1(
g s y suchaP rogram your
property will put on a better appearance
and be increased in value. Try it,
Nxxr Sunday will usher iu the leafy
month of June and with it the sixth
month of 1923 It is simply wonderful
ho ,v rapidly time is winging its way and
whatever we wish to make of ourselves
should be
speedily got at as the days of
best t . 9
ervice will soon be in the past. If
von hove ambitions for the future don't
dream over them too long, but if they
are worthy, project yourself into them
and with energy win the prize you aim
to secure,
WHAT kind of Statute Labor are you
purposing to do in your beat this sea-
son ? Will it be with a well defined and
modern way of road making or will it be
void of any particular design to build
for the future ? If some part of your
beat were given special attention each
year it would not be long until the
whole distance is covered and bene-
fitted. Don't haul coarse stones on the
highway unless you see that they are
properly broken. Make 2913 count in
permanent road building.
MOMOAT, lune z3rd, is the date of the
Union Farmers' Excursion from Kincar-
dine to Henfryn inclusive, to the Ex-
t'erimental Farm at Guelph, A special
1 will be run and tickets are good to
",!urn the next day. if you so desire.
Special attention is paid by the col ge
sod to interest and instruct the visitors
by address, demonstration and exhibit
It is not too early to lay your plans to
take it in. Every farm should send one
reuresentative at least. Encourage the
young tolk to take the trip and benefit
by the Excursion. Mark down the
date, June 23rd.
Atm alongthe
linethe people are be-
ing put in battle array for the coming
conflict next Fall inconnection with the
Canada Temperance Act. It will be no
child's play nor sham fight, hence it
behooves people to regard the contest
seriously and take a stand firmly and in-
telligently on the side they consider
right and in the best interests of
humanity. Nothing is gained by
trimming" nor by variableness but
facing the great moral problem do what
will tend to ennoble, edify and stimulate
the best that is in us. The churches,.
Sabbath Schools and Young People's
Societies never had a better opportunity
ter work.
THE YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION EXTENDING
ITS ACTIVITIES
It is interesting sting to note that
the Young Alen's Christian Asso-
ciation is advancing another step in
their great work of nssisting young
men. They are constantly reaching
out far beyond the bounds of their
immediate tr membership, and are now
doing a work which encircles the
world in its effort to give the helping
hand to any young men needing as-
sistance.
A new department of the work re-
veals, organized in the Toronto Cen-
tral Branch of the Young Men's
Christian' Association is nue which
should be known to every one. 1t is
n co-operative effort between the
Christian churches and the Young
Men'sChristian Association in which
they unitedly undertake to look after
all young men coming to Toronto as
strangets, putting them in touch
with employment;, good rooming and
bearding houses, proper companions
hill with prominent young men of the
ehn (4r etc.
"Key -men" ave being appointed iu
ever v church of Toronto, men who
assume the responsibility of looking
0p young men whose names may be
sent to them by the Secretary of the
work, "Key-rnen" are also being ap-
pointed in outlying municipalities
whose duty it is t on
notify
the
Secre-
tary
of the Inter-CommtmitYwork
of any yg
ono main leaving
his horns
town, and for Whom lie is 10 Work,
etc. Information is also being sent
in from many otheratlurees in Canada
United States and the British Isles as
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Emporium
S. Carter's E
Brussels
Keep It Clean and Free from Disease
by using PARISIAN SAGE
lkYtu 1t your children l(ren togime'
up (51th strong 81.01dy 11)1(1 vigorous
hair, 12112(1 1.11001 to use PAR1SIAN
Sage ; the world ret)owned Hair
Tonic.
PARIS1r1N Sege is guaranteed by
Jas. Fox to cure dandruff and stop
falling hair in two weeks. It grows
new hair quickly in cases whete 1112
ham is "thinning out,"
It is positively the tnost delightful,
invigorating bait dressing on the
inaeket. 1t is not sticky or greasy
and will make the eoarest hair soft,
lustrous a,ud luxuriant, Get a 60 -cent
bottle and watch how rapid its action,
The R. T. Booth Co., Ltd„ Oanadiau
Makers, Fort Frie, Ont.
to young mei corning to Toronto,
and hundreds are already being look-
ed after.
Parents and friends of young men
going to Toronto will be glad to
know of this important move on the
part of the X M. C. A. and the
churches, and will no doubt, take the
opportunity of notifying the Secre-
tary of the Inter -Community work,
E. F. Trimble, at the Central Y. M.
C. A., Toronto, of any friends going
to Toronto to live.
We understand that, without any
properly organized effort, the Central
Branch of the Toronto Young Men's
OheistianAssociation has assisted sted in
different more than f y an 6,000 elan
during Ole year ending May 1st last,
fully 1,000 of these being assisted in
securing employment. That being
the case, the possibilities for good in
this new department, with the
churches assisting ib every way, are
beyond calculation.
We are pleased to give this informa-
tion to the publicthrougll the columns
of our paper, knowing that by doing
so we are assisting in one of 1110
greatest movements the Young Men's
Christiau Association hate ever under-
taken.
Lame back is usually caused by
rheumatism of the muscles of the
back, for which you will find nothing
better than Chamberlain's Liniment.
For sale by all dealers.
Gorrie
Mrs (Rev.) Hibbert end Mrs. James
attended the Women's Missionary
Convention in. Chatham last week.
There was a fairly good attendance
at the meeting held in the Town
Hall here on Monday afternoon in the
fnterests of the Canada Temperance
Act. It was a very enthusiastic and
harmonious gathering. The follow-
ing were elected officers for Howlett
Township :—Pres„ T. H. McLaughlin ;
Sec'y, E. Fallis ; Treas., W. Stinson.
Conveners were also appointed
Ward No. 1, S. H. Ferguson ; No. 2,
John Darroch ; No. 3, W. H. Gregg ;
No. 4, Adam Young ; No. 5, T. 0.
Johnston ; No. 6. S. Bricker. The
Conveners and officers together with
the ministers of the Township were
made an Executive Committee of the
Hawick Prohibition Association to
work under the Canada Temperance
Act. Petitions will be circulated
immediately, and a report made at
the end of the month.
Health For Run -Down Women
From the experience of Mrs. Joe,
Pan ke, Saskatoon, nothing compnrea'
with Ferrozoue. "At tittles I was
confined to my bed and couldn't do
any work. I was tun down in flesh,
lost strength, my appetite failed, my
color was pallid. Weary and cast -
down, it seemed I couldn't catch up.
Ferrozou
e started a new kind of life
in my blood, built me up, vitalized
and strengthened my nerves, and
finally cured my heart and stomach
pains." Ferrozoue is a rebnilder that
has special virtue in female ailments.
Sold everywhere. in 50c boxes; try
Fervozone.
Blyth
H. A. Thomas purchased Isaac
Brown's Ford auto.
Airs. George Mains, who has been
very low is slowly regaining her usual
health.
Ladies' Aid of St. Andrew's church,
intend holding a strawberry festival
on the church lawn on June 20th.
Miss S. Bentley attended a county
executive meeting of the W. C. T. U.
at Exeter on Monday of last week.
At the meeting of the W, F. M. S.
and the W. H. M. S,, Mrs. W. D.
Turner was appointed delegate to the
annual tweeting to be held in Toronto
on June 401, 6th and 6111.
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iss Maggie to R,
es who for the past
three vena haq
en
be assistant in the
post offir a here will leave on June 1st,
for Vanguard Sask., where she has
seemed a position ,n the post office.
Mies Allte Emigh will take her place
bete.
N1's.n
Gond 0 Wright, Dominion
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President of the W. 0. T. U., will
speak in Blyth ata public meeting to
be held on Wednesday evening June
11th. Mrs, Wright is a sister of N.
W. Rowell, leader of the Reform
party in Ontario.
Newly elected Epworth League
officers are as follows :— President,
Will. Mains; 1st Vice -Pres., John
Morritt; 2nd Vice, Miss L. Bentley 1
3rd Vice, Alias F. -Mills_ ; 4th Vice, E.
Bender; Secretary, rank Nixion
Treasurer, Miss A. Gillespie ; Pianist.
Miss Kea Jewitt; assistant, Mrs.
Hoilyman,
A meeting of the local temperance
workers was held in St. Andrew's
church for the purpose of organizing
foe the forthcoming vote on the
Canada Temperance Act which will
be take, in October next. Petitions
are being circulated, A. B. Carr can-
vassing the 'town North of Dinsley
street. The vote will in all
pt'obahility be taken 00 the 1912
voters' list, on which there are 107
names -113 in Ward 1 and 84 hi Ward
of these leas their, are 1
er e 4 7 deceased or
have' left town whi `hn
(, leaves the ant 7
alrr .li
c l Ib1P vote 178 The 1)P 101)2112
nrrlll
or ties would be 44. The Minute
Tempe -lance Act dove not require a
petition of nne=fnurth of each minis
oipaltty, only that anlotult of the en -
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Bargains
I handle a full range of Farm
Implements, eream Separators,
&c.
Five d i ffeeen t firms repeesell l e d -the -best, in the rluu'ket.
Buggies A. novelly is the electric lamps attached to the lege,
g7 See befche you buy.
Piaos a AND GRAMOPHONES
n Or ans eold at prices that represent money
7 saved when you deal with toe,
Vacuum Cleaners
in various makes guaranteed
to work or no sale, Call in
and see them.
Call at the Store and see our Coeds.
S. CARTER, BRUSSELS
111—Oomfortable house for sale, with stable, Mill 8t., brussels.
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Demonstration
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Goderich
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In support of the course pursued by
MIR. W. PROUDFOOT, M. P. P., at
the recent session of the Oil tario Leg-
islature
Friday, May 30
The presence of a large number of
the most prominent Liberals iu Ontae-
io, including
MR. N. W. ROWELL
the Provincial leader, and a cumber
of other Liberal members of the Leg-
islature, is assured.
The West St. Rink, containing the
largest auditorium in the town, has
been engaged and will be seated for
the occasion,
Evetyone who believes in honest
government and fair play invited.
Special Railway Service is being 11r -
ranged. Look for further announce-
ment as to trains, rates, eta.
The annual 'Meeting of the Centre
Huron Liberal Association will be
held j11 Goderieh on Friday, May 3002,
at 3 o'clock p. t1).
C. A. NAIRN, W. H. ROBERTSON.
Chairman of 00111, Secretary.
tire vote of the county. The officers
elected were :—President, Rev. W.
D. Turner; Vice -President, A. 13.
Otter ; Secretary, Rev. Geo. Jewitt ;
Treasurer, P. Gardiner.
Poor appetite is a sure sign of im-
ppained digestion. A few doses of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets will strengthen your digestion
and improve your appetite. Thous-
ands have been benefitted by taking
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these Sold Tablets, S led byall dealers,
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Wingham
Mrs. E. Bosman left on Monday of
last week to visit menthe's of her
family in the West.
Rev. Wm. Lowe, a former rector,
occupied the pulpit of St. Paul's
Anglican church last Sunday morn-
ing.
Rev. E. H. Cooly left to spend a few
weeks at Toronto and Muskoka Lakes.
11is hoped the rest and change will
prove beneficial to his health.
Rev. T. Stitt Wilson and Mrs.
1Vilson, of Berkley, Cal., are visiting
friends in this vicinity. Air. Wilson
formerly lived here and is well known.
Old Offender Caught.
In' possible to escape being cul•ed if
you apply Puma n's 00111 Extractor
to the lvm•et corn on record. Pain-
less, safe and costs only a quarl01' in
any drug store.
Atwood
Miss Bernice Morrison has tendered
her resignation as teacher of S. S.
No. 5, Enna, to take effect at mid -
Summer..
Elea, Newly anti Silver Corners
shipped the first of Slay crake of
cheese last week to Riley & Booth,
Ingersoll.
To any petson giving information
to the party 02 parties who put the
crape and tombstone at the Elam
House door and broke open the stable
doors will receive a reward of :110
Nom the proprietor.
Ata meeting of the Stratford Pres-
bytery Rev. D, W. S. U29012501 B. A.
past01 of Knox church Listowel, ac-
cepted a call to Oollingwood abd was
granted translation to that charge.
Rev. W. A. Antos 13, A, was appoint-
ee Modeentnr of Session during .the
vacancy,
Ata meeting held in tine Baptist
church quite a nutnl)81 turned out to
give their expression om public and
local accommodation in connection
with. Local Option reign. It was poi 22 t-
ed out that at present time suitable
a0eonmodation was being provided
at the home of Mrs. ehnSvi „1(1
and
also at, the home of the Misses Mor-
tal, rind other places for private
boarding, committee composed
A 1 teer
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S. It Mitchell, Ne hit hlinn1lott end
John Baker was appnlnled to secure
arc0mrnodation for 120.008 foul the
committee 11110 reposed Hutt Sohn
Baker and Nesbit Hamilton would
assist as inti' tts possible, It was
II: woul(l surprise you to know of
the great good that 18 being done by
Oluuuherlaiu's 'Tablets. Daring
Downey, of Newberg Junction, N.
13., Writes, "My %vire has been using
Chamberlain's Tablets and finds them
Pl' e
V effectual I
1 and doing 1 111'1• (1
and." If you have an g11 on is of
g Y 3 1111
your stomach or bowels Live thea, a
tribe. For sale by all den 1VIN.
Fordwich
RoyCattauach, is snlfering from a
severe attack of typhoid fever,
Clarence Wade has taken a posi-
tion as assistant at the C. P. R.
station here.
Stun Campbell, who has been in the
Wrest for some time, has returned to
the village.
Miss Tillie Rowe, who has spent
the past couple of years in Prince
Albert -hits returned to her home here.
E. L. Knight has the excavating
completed for his new residence
which he intends to have erected this
Summer.
Mrs. Geo. 1Vilsoi and little son,
have returned to Toue)to after visit
ing her father, Jas. Matthews, so.
Who still continues se inusly ill.
A. E. Cooper, 41.11 eon., is the first
farmer in this virini[y Who is now
able to come to the village lend to
church in an automobile. I4is car is
a 6 passenger Ford.
Popular Stallions
Following will be the routes of the
horses named for the season of 1013 :—
Hopewell
t7. J. COOPER, Proprietor.
MONDAY—Leaves hie own eteble, hot 80,
Con. 10, Grey,and goes North vitt HenO•lu
road to Jas. naldaon's, Lot 9, Con 7. Elan,
for 310011' then South to 10111 Line, then West
to Geo. Ella cost's, 1411 Om, , for 11112111.
TUE.1DAY—South to Luke O 1pi•irn,i o, Let
28, Con 15, North for noun ; then WestLo tee
miles, then North 2y, mihs, then to Lmlg'H
Rotel. Oranbroolq for night
WEDNESDAY—South to 14th 0011 end West
MR. Tyerma1)'s for noon ; then North to the
Americas Betel, Sraetals, for night
THURSDAY—North to Adam Turnbull's,
7th Oon, Grey, for noon ; then to S, Burke's,
2nd Oon. Grey, for night.
FRIDAY—Esat to Wm Fraaer'e for neer ; .
then Fast aid Wept to Joseph '.Yen's, Blinn
boundery for night.
SATURDAY—Reath and Nest to Artlne•'.
Foreman's. 80h Line, 1bnn, tor noon ; then
South and West to his own Aglaia whet a he
will remail until the following Monday mem.
ing.
King Gartsherrie
BRYDOEB & KIRKBY, Props
MONDAY—Will leave him own stable, Lot 2,
Cun. 4, alum's, and go to Mr. nredbnui o, 81 h.
Don. East Wnwanesh, for noon ; then to' T. H
Tay lor'm for night,
TUMSDAY—'1o.7. )leern'efl,'a for 11007); then
to Elijah Walker's fo' night.
WIODNESDAY— To John. Oooluatie'a for
noon ; then to his own amble where he will rt •
main until Friday 11unnieg
FRIDAY --To Jae Kerney '8,8rd Line Morris,
for noon ; then to Auden leen Rotel, Breoaela,
fol. night,
SATURDAY—To John tli'.Arthni'1 6111 Line
Morris, for noun ; 1(121 to his own stable whet
he will remain 1)nbil the following h nude
teeming.
Gal lou
WM. ELSTON, Manager
MONDAV—Will leave h s own sha ,h, Lot
20, 01)11, 4, Murree, end go . West to John Arm+
8trong'.l Selgrave, fur 1101111 1 111')1 along 0 1
(len of Wuwnnooh to Slarnnoh; th n ,`70010 to
Chem. King'. for nl )it.
t'UESDAY—Weet,Meng 1001 11 71. of Wow•
7iie.411 to ,loo, due t'.' for noon: i1 n, North ie
1 eh line, then North to W, 1t, Perrier',+ f,.,'
7118g6w0D1.
NESDkY—moot 133 nn'(,, 11,.11 North
to the b0nndary and l(4 10111. IO 1st fur 111101.;
t1100 East (0 Wm. te111101,4 ,, r(11. night
THURSDAY—Diet 11114 North to 11 Line,
Turnberrythen Sletto Al s Rutin' r1111'
then South vitt Biuevolo to 11,;rohn+t11 on'o
night,
0'n How), -tole to .ins. Pre morels. s We.tn :
Ilu.11 Skate M led lie', tl nrrid, (1,4 2V0 -t r,,
Wm tlann'rfor nigh,
SATURDAY—South 1011rdline, Ilorria,thee
to 1118 02)1 0(0 Ide lo,' 110011 on(1 where lin will
renainuntil the fallowing Mender meriting.
LO00ONS FAVORITE(Imp.)
(11812) 1110711
will stand for the iutptnvrtuenl cl'
stnc•k 1)t his own n fa1flP
Lot 22, Con. 13 MoKillop
off 15 (1 ee terve 1 neje')
otsrlft(1Lh I (ha L<)11�I. 1)t,
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a ht I •en ' I T nnH,�
ftrt'th2la.tt 2 � islt 31) I, soil
Seafoi Show. in the 11(1(vv deet1g111
class. Tet ins-- 9.8 00.
JOHN J, MWIJAVIN,
Leadbury P, 0,
Men Wanted
E Company
33rd Regit
Goes to camp at Goderieh for
Training Manoeuvres JUNE
1001 TO JUNE 271h.
Rates of Pay
Rank and File—$1.00 to $1,26 per day.
Good Men Only Wanted
See M. H. LAKE,
Queen's Hotel, Brussels.
LIEUT. It, R. SLOAN
I11 Go. Continued.
Howick Council
Council Heti he Township elle
t 1)t Hall,
,
Uol rie, on May 21st ptlrstulelt to ad-
journment:. Aleulbers present and
Reeve in the chair. Minutes o1' Inst
meeting read and 00 motioti of CrtIW.
ford and Edgar) were adopted. Fred.
.2iciutnsh waited on Cnnncil asking to
have polling place changed from Ni. 1
to No. 3. Moved by Orawl't»'d and
Edgar that 1120 change be made,
Carried. A deputation waited on the
Council from the.ill a I eon e
v n of Bet
g
asking fora giant to 128lp build side-
walk. Moved by Crawford arid lilted
ing, that grant of $20 be made Mov-
ed in amendment by Demerhng 1171(1
Edgar, that the matter be left fiverfor
another month. Reeve" voted with
amendment and declared it carried.
Moved by Edgar and Del/weling, that
Council build the cement wall be. 71,2 People's Kiolumt9
I ween the two bridges on the North
tilde in the village of Lw-dwtch,
011urie11, TendersTendersewe opened for the
cement abutment 9 (1(111 111011 ('ell Vent,
Il 'VedY Edgar 41b � 11)11 11)l' that,
tootle') 1 01'ILus Walken' to build
the abutments and the t51111er of Jc'lld
TiI• 't l I l 1'well culvert,
1 1 C(1 to bel ( theUlI V
they 1)1 l't:011211 (111 material and all
Ole WOl 1, be accepted. Carried,
Moved by Edgar and Detnerlittg that
13y -law No. 5 10 borrow mousy to
meet current expenses be read the
third Lime and missed. Carried.
Aiul'ed 1(y Hurtling and Crawford,
111111 following accounts be paid G,
W. \Valk r, ex prv'ww nu supplies SOets ;
I„ N. \Vhitley, fete' ere M. H. 0. for
1912, $57.111) ; Chloe. Hubbard, for put-
ting iu 0ulvvrt, $8.00' Thos. ,Tohlis-
ton, opening pond $2,00 ; Geo, Ahh-
1, it, in,pie ti.,;.; bridge aid drawing
gh eve], $60.00 ; Srhnter & Rogerson,
1-1111 & Co., apouuui, $346,66' Chas,
Elliott', for tile, $20.00 ; D, '(P1 20n,
making vend way, 1112,00. Council ad-
Jeweled to meet in 330awitherieles
hotel, Ford wire', on Wednesday, June
18112. C. E. WALI:ER, Clerk.
Are You Subject To Stiffness?
Perhaps itis in the neck 02 should-
ers. First thing is a good rub with
Nerviline, No more speedy remedy
can be adopted. When applied to
the. mu(cles Nerviline gives them
flexibility and vigor ; inflauunatiou,
soreness and stiffness disappear.
"Whether i0 the chest or throat
nothing can surpass Netviline" writes
0. 13. Deuton, Lu111b'ei' ltlel'chatll. at
Oak Bay, N. .13. "Rubbed on at
night, tronble is hone by lnoening.
I have proved Nei viline a great
tnadiein .' Everyone says the same,
and Neevilhne always makes good,.
25c bottles sold everywhere.
WHAT WE MAT EXPECT. —
Dig fruit crop.
More autos.
Ice cream to have its innings.
Busy time with church gatherings.
An armoury.
Fine crowd at the Foot Bail match.
Short hours at Public Library.
'PEE POST to give the news.
Sanitary lnspeetcr Oliver.
A celebration in Brussels on July lot.
Excursion to "Model" Farm. Guelph.
Victory for Canada 'temperance Act.
The Easy Laxative
in justice to yourself you should try Rexall Orderlies,—your
money back if you don't like them. They are a candy con.
lection that really do give easy relief from constipation.
Good health is largely dependent
upon the bowels. When they become
sluggish the waste material that is
thrown off by the system accumu-
lates. This condition generates
poisons which circulate throughout
the body, tending to create coated
tongue, bad breath, headache, dull
brain action, nervousness, biliousness
and other annoyances.
Avoid harsh cathartics and physics.
They give but temporary relief.
They often aggravate the real trouble:.
They are particularly bad for chil-
dren, delicate or aged persons,
Come in tablet form, taste just like
candy and are noted for their easy,
soothing action upon the bowels.
They don't purge, gripe, cause
nausea, looseness, nor the inconven-
iences attendant upon the use of
is so pleas-
antth t the taking ofluratives. Their Resell Order-
lies almost becomes a desire instead
of a duty.
Childrenlike Rexall Orderlies.
They are ideal for aged or delicate
persons as well us for the most robust.
They act toward relieving c.0ustipa-
tion, and also to overcome its cause
and to make uneeeaseary the fre-
quent use of laxatives. They servo
to tone and strengthen the nerves
and muscles of the bowels and asso-
ciate organs or glands.
Make Us Provo It o
wo guarantee to refund every
penny paid us for Boxall Urderlics If
they do' not give entire satisfaction.
We ask no promises and we 'in no
way obligate you. Your mere word
is sufficient for us to promptly and
cheerfully refund the money.
Doesn't that prove that Boxall
Orderlies must be right? You must
know we would not dare make such
a promise unless we were positively
certain that Resell Orderlies will do
all we claim for them. There is no
money risk attached to a trial of
Rexall Orderlies, and in justice to
yourself, you should not litsibltc to
test them.
Rexall Orderlies come in conven-
ient vest-pocket size till home. 12
tablets, 10c; 36 tablets, 260; 80
tablets, 50c.
CAUTION: Please bear in mind that Remit Orderlies are not 801 by all drum
gists. You can buy Rexall Orderlies only at the Rexall Stores.
You can buy Rexall Orderlies in this community only at our store:
F. R. SMITH
Brussels The Store Ontario
There is a Reza!! Store in nearly every- town and pity in the United States, Canada and
Great Britain. There is a different Remit Romedy for nearly every ordinary human ill- ,
each especially designed for the particular 111 for whish it ie recommended.
The Rexall Stores are America's Greatest Drug Stores
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We desire to call the attention of all those
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our oheth d Trentnlas R guaranteed
cure fortese complaints.Ther
Is no ex-
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from eruptions and blotches. No matter
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INT •r
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. Write fer nue nrlvate address,
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0 ull'ORTA 111,N 11 MON to runt or for male
on Beath Pula) burry street, f1rus,el#,
1511(1 nc'e ul land att1.0110d. Snuhil fl. Pita, 11p•
i,le hies, tee 1lnnd other, hard tied soft 21 I.
r1)•. lunnwLntrpisseemlal, For furl beep) ,•
tlunlnre 1Pply. to 51128 hiA0(4110 10011.7,
Wilton P O. Phone 1717. Or Mims ,lane gully,
tit the Green House 137'am0010,
FA it MSS TO it10NT.--The John W. Moto
fw ms, helm; N3¢ Lots 20 and 21, Con Il,
end Lot 22, Coo b GI oY, 0,0 u4fe'ed t,. rt 1111
001.1 011 the undersigned. F. S. ;SCOTT,
.11.1f freseols,
WARM IrOlt SALM OHEAP•-101)neres, South
half Lot 32, thin. 8, Tow nsldp of Mo'rh, U
miles from Welton Good land with medial p
Iced spring, Log house and frmn0 bane( bare
e;onvenienb to ohul'ch end sahcol. Apply to
0' S• 000•TP, Brnmeuls, or MILLA1t. SIMS At
ollsoORY, Saner, Oat, 434)
�LIGISLt PROPERTY FOR SALE 012, TO
1tir5'r: Thu home recently wanted by
,fowl H Kerney, who moved to Guoltll (knoll n
110 the Rogers property, Turnberry street ix
offered fur sole or if not sold will be rented,
'there is a uouiforta12(11house, good stable and
its acres ofland with -aduubloentra10e. Fou
tetrd1171, Ste. 101' further pe r1leulnl•e epply 1.,
W. H Meer, of Tee Post, who holds the het
It is it choice spot to live in and will be sold
very reasonably. 27-tf
WARM 11011 SA 1.10,—The undersigned offers
1110 lino farm oonelitinx of about 100 ac','),
teljulning the town of 0110 ten, fur Hale. 711e
farm le 111 a good state or cultivation, and has
good buildings, briol, house, bank horn, drit.
l, -he pig ,an eta, all comment ivol nee
76 house, , P n,.
1( dr ofu fru a young lso s d l frulte. .Lail
hind, of oIl fe, old also wined told to 'ety
"arm im wan Yenerd Iola drained told n very
desirable home. For Nether partloilius apply
on the oromioes o' eddre10
284f JOHN TORRANCE, Clinton,
FARM FOR HALE, bole g South half Lot 25,
Coe. 4'Morris W21101110, Buren Co.,
eon -
tabling 100neeo more orlosx• On the prem.
4400 18 n frame house, beak barn, gond
wellw&i. All clunred except
an ace Suhool l(4,nilee distant. Only „13
miles from Brussels. a 007.0, of Wall when). fn
and about 50 twos seeded down. For price,
term. and 4,1112• information apply on the
premien), or if writing B1110.00 P 0. Phone
120. Or Ir, .01. 000 0, Itl•nmools,
114f A. L. KERR. Proprietor.
A. HAYMANN
is prepared to supply the best
goods 10 \Vindnlills, Iron and
Wooden Pumps anti Stable
Fittings, 500(1 as Piping, %Vet -
e" 130wls for stock, &c.
Ijtepairs to Pumps promptly
attended to.
Give me 1L call.
At HAMMANN, Cranbrook
Manitoba
improved
Farms
For sale on easy terms
or will rept to desirable
tenants. Write for par-
ticulars to
John E. Smith (Owier)
Box 1035 Brandon Matt
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