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better men, in lees time and less Mirages
than any ether Auctioneer in End Enron or
he won't oharge anything. Dates and orders
eau always be arranged at this ulnae or by
ereunal application,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING..
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Notary Pabllo, &o. Office-8tewart'o Brook
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lolioltor for the Metropolitan Bank.
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HAVE YOU
made provision for employment dor.
ing 0118 Toll and Winton lnontha or do
you with 800(2101 ren2lllorntve work
the yearthrough. Write ns and secure
801ogenf;l forma• We nrfer t11a bus)
in 0110 0,18920008. Pny weellly, true mut+
fit, oxcluelve terri0ory,
OVER 600 AOREB
coiner cultivation, Eetabllohed over
86 yours. A reputation for high grade
stook and Yale dealing, A salesman
out make money, selling for us, Wo
want an energetic 1
• t reliable man for a
Brussels and vieitIty,VolF torus v
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RELHAM NURSERY COs,
Toronto, Qnt.
N'• a, Pres eetIleg0e on reeq't
Duelnees Cards
DR R. iF, PARKER
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Eye p Spealaliet, Food Sate blot
Citron' ari
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At it
alum's, Brussels, Wednesdaysicalyf 7 60 . m, to 11
a. m, (}IasbassolentlBcally fitted.
JAS ANDERSON.
VETERINARY SURGEON. •
Sucees800 to 110. H. Moore, Office at Ander-
eon Bros, [,ivory stable, Brussels. Telephone
No, 20,
DR, T. T. M'RAE
Bachelor of Medicine, University of Toronto ;
Lloentiute and Graduate of the College of Phy•
miens and Surgeons, Ont. ' Poet -graduate
Ohlougo Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital
Chicago, Ill. Ex•House Surgeon to St, Mich.
+el'9 Hoapltal, Toronto.
Ofnoe over F. R. Smith's Drug Store. Tele•
phone connection with Oranbe,00k at all hours.
DR. F. T. BRYANS
Bachelor of Madiolne, University'of Toronto ;
Licentiate of College of Physlglans and Sur-
geons, Ontario ; ex•Senior Hones Surgeon of
Western Hospital, Toronto. °'lees of late Dr.
A. McKevey, Smith Block; Brussels,
Rural phone 40,
'DR. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL, ONT.
Physioisn and Surgeon ; Poet Graduate courses
Londe[ (Eng,), New York and Chicago How
pitnlo. Special attention todieeaee of eye, ear,
nose and throat. Eyes teeted for glasses.
DR. WAROLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night palls. Office oppoaitc
)'lour 51i11, Ethel.
MAUDE O. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal graduate Department of OpPhthe I.
eulogy, Mollormlok Medical College, Oldango,
ill., Is prepared to teat eyes and tit glasses al
heroaloe over Grower's Restaurant, Brussels,
on Thureda Fridayand o
week. Office' bourn a
p tIn 1 to 0 day
p. Forl' eever)enoon.
by appointment. Phone 1418,
T. R. BENNETT
Will give better eatiefaction to both buyer and
seller then any other Auctioneer and only
charge what la reasonable, Sales Conducted
my where in Ontario. Pure bred stock sales a
specialty,
Write or 'phone 2B Wroxeter.
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BRUSSELS
bump Souwn GOING NORTR
Mall 7:07 0 in I Express 10:00 a in
Express 11:25 a m Mail 1.;00 p In
Express 2:05 n rn Exproes 8:02 p m
Ci o"1'.l Sr.$ Aux ux ,P' .IW IPI C
WALTON
To Toronto To Goderioh '
Express Express 12:18 a m
7:62 a m
Expreee t
2:47 p m Express 8:80 p m
WROXETER
Going Hest - 7:05 a, in. and 8:56 p, m.
Going West - 12:48 and . 9:47 9, m.
All trains going East connect with 0. P. R. at
Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T.
G. B. stations.
GEO. ALLAN, Local Agent.
ittoral &vs
Items
WOMEN'S INSTITVi'E.— The regular
meeting of Brussels Women's Institute
will be held on the lawn at Mrs. Robert
'1'homson's home, Queen Street, West,
on Friday, 19th inst., at 2 3o p. m.
Ethel Branch will be the guests of the
Institute and the visitors will supply the
program.
A cordial aI invitation on is ex
tended to the ladies of the community
bytteo officers Hi ors who hope oatoe
extend the
P
membership in this way. Don't forget
the date.
SHOULD DO GOOD.—Haran Publicity
Committee. appointed by the County
Council, has been busy issuing the el•
agent and comprehensive Booklets,
sounding the praises of grand old Hue -
on, and have uowabout to.000 on the
move. 3,000 went to booking agents in
Great Britain and Ireland ; 2,00o to
Clergy:nen in the same lands ; I,000 to
the Ontario Government ; 1,000 to Do•
minion Government ; 2,00o distributed',
in Michigan, Iudiannaand Ohio at Fall
Fairs ; Iso to local parties. Over 5,000
are still to be sent out. Huron Co.
stands good to back up all that has been
said about it.
Caught a Dad Cold
"Last winter my son caught a very
bad cold and the way he coughed was
something dreadful,” writes Mrs.
Sarah E. Duncan, of Tipeon, Iowa.
"We tltogght stirs lie was going into
consumption. We bought just one
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
'and that one bottle stopped his cough
and cured his cold completely." For
sale by all dealers.
DEATH OF Mks.. HARRY APpLETON.—
The Evening News of Sault Ste. Marie,
Ont.. says of a daughter of the late Wm.
Barris, of Day Mills, Algoma. formerly
of Brussels :—After an illness of a few
weeks, Mrs, Sarah H. Appleton, wife of
Harry Appleton, Toe Cedar street, died
last night at 9 o'clock, At her death
bed, besides her husband. was a son,
Irving, and two daughters, 'Dacehelle
and Helen. The funeral was held Sun-
day afternoon, Rev, lames A. Kennedy,
of ',wising, officiated. Death was due
to Bright's disease. Born in Morris,
Ontario, 48 years ago, Mrs. Appleton
had spent much of her life in that
country. Her parents were William
and Isabella a a Harris,f
O those her
mother Is 'll
vlu end resides A e4 des in
gDay
Ontario. O
Mills,, tar o She
WAS married I rt led to
Harty Appleton in o890 Besides her
husband and 3 children Irving Dace
belle and Helen, she is survived by her
mother,
4 sisters and 5 brothers. Mrs.
Appleton and family were members of
the Congregational church but attended
the First Presbyterian church while in
this city,Mrs, Appleton took au active
interest in church and society work;
As a member of the congregation of .the
First Presbyterian cliul•ch she did mutah.
towards'the support of that organization.
in the Ladies' Aid Society, Missionary
Society and other branches of the
church site was ever ready to work for.
the benefit of humanity. The severing
of )ler connection
with the church will
be felt by all members, who had learned
to love her through her good work.
Mrs, Appleton was also active in hospi
tal work and.
Was connected q
n d with th t
e
institution in the capacity of trusted.
Her influence in tlils work was
felt op all sides and her death
takes front the board trusted
whose plane Atilt he hard to li'a , When
r s•
the news of her demise was oiro9lated
through the city, a gloom was spread
over the entire community, Although
ber illness had been of long duration, it
was not regarded as aurins until lately.
Friends riends wbo visited her earl' day were
assured of an early recovery by the sick
woman who maintained wonderful
composure even though her condition
was serious, '1'be loss to the -com-
munity is one that cannot be replaced,
and the feeling of the residents of this
city is with the stricken family. As a
member of the Woman's Reading chub
she was engaged extensively in the
work which they undertook. In the
club she was one of the iuflueutial mem-
bers who gained the respect and friend-
ship of every member.
Leadbury
Peter and Mrs. Gardiner spent tt
couple of days at the Tomtit() Ex-
hibition.
Mrs, Wm. Knechtel has returned
home aflet spending 11 1)10(59(5110 time
with friends at Toronto, Hamilton
and Whitby.
Wesley and Davit) IHackwell and
41rs. Naylor, of Rochester, who have
been visiting their parents on the
14th eon. returned to their homes,
Calvin Hilton and W. S. Forbes
left on a Homeseokees' excursion for
the West recently expecting to visit;
the principal places and see the
001111 try in general.
Miss Brown, the new teacher in out
school commenced her duties .lust'
week and bliss Alurdie has been en-
gaged to beach the young idea in No.
9. We expect good results will fol-
low licit. labors. Miss Core Forbes
also left for her school near Oriltia
where she • has been re-engaged
for this year, which speaks well for
her.
Mother of Eighteen Children
"I am the another of eighteen child-
ren and have the pt•11is0 of doing more
work than
any young woman in my
town," writes Mrs. 0. J. Mat tin,
13oone Mill, Va. "I suffered foi five
years with stomach trouble and enuld
not eat as mach as a biscuit without
suffering. I have taken three bottles
of Chamberlain's Tablets and am Doty
a well woman and weigh 188 pounds.
[ can eat anything I want, to, and as
untch as I wall t and feel better than: I
have at any time in" ten years. I refer
to any one in Boone 141i11 or vicinity
and they will vouch for what I say."
"Ohunbeihtin'e Tablets are for sale by
all clearers.
Moncriefi=
Allan McLean was renewing old
friendships at Toronto.
Misses Pearl Harrison and Jessie
Mann were visiting at'1'oron to.
Mrs. Young was tt visitor with her
sister, Mrs. Jnn. Robertson, of this
locality.
Mrs. Stewart and Alex. James, of
Detroit, have been visiting at W. F.
Schnook's.
Quite a number freta this locality
have been attending the big Fairs at
Toronto and
Landoll.
U
The new teacher in Monct'ieff school
is Miss Hiles of Atwood locality.
Shahs making a good start. -
. Mts. Hanley and her son, Geo. E.,
were vieitingr'elatives`and friends in
Stratfol'd.
Brussels school has on its roll this
term several pupils from this vicinity
whom we hope will succeed well.
Misses Carrie and Grace and Noble
Schnook attended the anniversary of
the Presbyterian church at Atwood
on Sunday.
Y
Mrs. G. W.
Mega and
Y stn Henry
were visitors at Wilsonc
M ga 's.
brother The latter is a Y
c to G. W. Mc-
Kay and has not been having good
health of late but we hope forimproves,
men t.
Additional improvements have been
made on the Hanley residence. A ver-
andah has been built along the South
side, with a porch entrance over the
front door, which should prove both
useful and convenient.
Diarrhoea Quickly cured
c'I was taken with diarrhoea- and
Mr. Yorks, the merchant here, per-
suaded me to try a bottle of Chamber-
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. After taking one dose of it'
I was (mt'ed. It also cured others that
13'ave it to," writes M. E. Gehllaet,
Oriole, Pa. That is not at all unusual.
An ordinary attack of diarrhoea can
almost invariably he ctu'ed by one or
two doses of this remedy, For sale
by all dealelre. •
Belgrave
LIGHTNING'S WORK. -.Sunday n ighf•
71.11 iust. 1
i bout 11 o'clock,- lightning
killed 3 gond wilrh cows in a field on
I1iil lid. Procter's fount, East. of bele.
The animals Were found close together
under a maple tree. Some of the
other cattle acted queer the next clary
its if they had had tt close rail• The
00W8 were valued at $180 by the v
TWO WOMEN
SAVED
FROM
OPERATIONS
\Villi the edv8nee of Y innnesthe vital I JUST ARRIVED IS 614155115 ONT
The Tremle Of1'1)1101i, ns of the body slowdown. In 1 1 .
cou,e:mine° the organs of se0retion
Rt e I
t
I L 1
the action of the o
1 bowels r
lessened [mid there's no longus' healthy
cu'eulatiou, The brain le congested'
with blood, giddiness, trembling and
cold exteemitiee aro common, No as-
sistance is so 1putent M Dr, kle,uliltou's
Pills. By their direct action on the
stomach, liver and kidneys they cause
Nal immediate change. Mild, flee
y Lydia E,Pinkham's 'Vee. faun gripe, stI'eaigtlleningtt
�.' tlhe whole system, Do ]nedicindne'is socleans-
table Compound—Their ; valing udble 111 old age as Dr. Hamilton's
Pills o1' Mandt'ttko & Butternut. Try
Own Stories HereTold. these Pills. 26o per box at all dealers.
Edmonton, Alberta, Can. —"I think
it is no more titan right for me to thank
you for what your kind advice and Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound have
done for me.
"When I wrote to you -some time ago I
was a very sick woman suffering from
female troubles. I had organic inflam-
mation and could not stand or walls any
distance. At last I was confined to my
bed, and the doctor said I would have
to go through an operation, but this I
refused to do. A friend advised Lydia E.
Pinkharn's Vegetable Compound, and
now, after using three bottles of it, I
feel like anew woman. I most heartily
recommend your medicine to all woolen
who suffer with female troubles. I have
also taken.. Lydia E. Pinkham's' Liver
Pills, and think they are fine. I will
never bo without the medicine in the
house."—Mrs. FRANK EMSLEY, 903 Col-
umbia Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta.
TheUt O her Case.
Beatrice, Neb.—"Just after my mar-
riage my left side began to pain me and
the pain got ao,severe at times that I
suffered terribly with it I visited three
doctors and each one wanted to operate
on me but I would not consent to an op-
eration. I heard of the good Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound was
doing for others and I used several bot-
tles of it with the result that I haven't
been bothered with my side since then.
I am in good health and I have two little
girls. "—Mrs. R. B. CHILD, Beatrice,Neb.
miles from Belgrave, when the horse
fell dead in the shafts from a bolt of
lightning. The occupant of the bug-
gy felt the shock but suffered no in-
jury. Geo. Proctor had 2 cattle kil-
led recently by lightning. A. year
ago this locality wasinthe 'lightning
belt" when Charles Wheeler Inst an
animal, Ohne. Wilkinson was minus a
colt and 2 cattle and Robert .Anderson
found 5 head dead: Somebody has
said lightning never strikes twice in
the same place but it' loops as if it
was paying fairly close attention to
this locality.
Ethel
George and Mrs. Kramer were at
Corrie over Sunday.
Edward and Mrs. Fletcher and
Alvin visited Brussels Mends.
R. A. Thonlpoon, of Listowel, is
home from a trip to the West. -
Ali s. Edward Fletcher• who has be-
en on the sick list, is better.
Miss Ella Hausuld .returned to her
school at Charing Cross, Kent Oo,
Leslie Irwin attended the
breeman—
Jo utveddln
on Wednesday, last
weekat
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1 of
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W. Sanders dc.rs t
E. t was att
Lo Iden last
week attending the Western Fair and
looking after Tray.
Council met here Monday of last
week and pushed through a large
share of Munieipal business.
Miss E. Hunter and Miss A. Schmidt
have returned to Ethel to preptm'e for
tis Fall Millinery Openings.
' Rev. Me. Thynne occupied the
pulpit last Sunday in the Presbyterian
church as on several prior occlusions.
\Vat. and Miss 'Hall have been
holidaying at Balmy Beach, Toronto
with the former's daughter, Mrs, 0.
N. 143uut'o.
bliss Mary McDonald, who. has been
in Winnipeg for the past 8 months,
has returned to her home on account
of her mother's illness.
0, and Mrs. Eckmier were at Luck -
now en Wednesday, IOth inst., attend-
ing the wedding of Miss Edythe Fre-
eman and J, W. Joynt,
your absent son or daughter would
like to have Tea Pose probably. 25c
In advance, will seem a it to atm. 1914,
to any Canadian postodtee address.
Rev. I. A..MeKelvey teas One of
the speaker's at the anniversary
gathering at Oranbrook in the
Methodistolnu'C5 hast Monday even-
ing.
A number went to Beltsaels Thurs.
clay evening of this week to heat'
innnds iatdies' Orchestra, who are
ety highly spoked or GB brei( W01•111
Delghborulg farmers. Tlie sante
night NV In. Implies who . was
driving along the 4th line, Morris, if
he)tt'I ng. The Library Board has at -
ranged a series of good Onnesets and
this was the first.
Apples Wanted
AT THE BRIMS EVAPORATOR
On or after September r5th. The highest
market prices will be paid according to
quality. Apples may be shaken off trees,
Packers' culls, windfalls, etc , will be taken.
Small or Suft Apples will not he Accepted-
BURCHILL & CO., Brussels
TNaNE e,
Misses Mary McLellaud and Myrtle
Bowes are attending Brussels school.
Mies Edith Ferguson le going to
Listowel High School. We wish then'[
success.
We are glad to see that J. K.
Brown still keeps !Ethel cheese factory
to the front and Is In the fiat' of prize
winners at Toronto Fair again Lhie
year. He took several awards.
Mrs. W. H. Cole has returned hone
from her visit to Parry Sound., She
was with her husband and 50115 where
they ate cutting out a stock of logs
but tool[ i11 and had to come home.
She is much better.
Recently Mrs, George Pollard, of
Brussels, died, in hes 78th year. She
was an aunt of G. W. Pollard of
Ethel. He and firs. Pollard, Bnd
Mrs,. Pollard, sr. attended the funeral.
Deceased was a fine old lady.
The anniversary services at Wilkes -
port, to which Rev. Mr. McKelvey
went recently, were v. grand success
over $100 being the financial outcome.
The pastor there is Mr.
Lucus whonu:anted bliss Winnie Baynard, of
Ethel. They ate doing an excellent
work, being heartily backed up
by the people.
Iotretn
e eig services were held
last Sabbath in connection -with the
anuiversary of the Methodist church
here. At 10,30 the pastor oouducted
the service and in the evening Rev.
A. E, Moorellouse. of Monittou, was
in chnlge. Special musical selec-
tions by the choir. A Thank -offering
was taken.
We are pleased to know that Russel
Love has secured a position as
customs officer in Ottawa. He
deserves his success as he used his
spate moments in studying and when
he wrote for his civil service examina-
tions he took an average of 85 per
cent. A clerk in a country store
does not have Much spare time.
WOMEN'S fN8T1'r7TE,—There will be
no meeting of the Women's Institute
during September as the ladies have
accepted tihe invitation from the
Brussels Branch to attend their regu-
lar meeting held at the home of Mrs.
Robt. Thomson on Friday September
19th at 2.30 o'clock. Ethel Branch
will supply part of the program. A
pleasant dine is anticipated.
WHO ARE OUR NEIGHBORS.-- Last
eanthet
a nxrlutrtes ofthe
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YNV. al, S.
of Ethel circuit seat
a box to
011 12
Minsi0navies at Kolokreeka, Alberta.
As Miss Code, of Trowbridge, is
stationed there it certainly makes it
more interesting when the are ac-
quainted with the Missionary. Miss
Oode corresponds with some of our
members and she wrote saying site
could not tell us all the good our box
accomplished but as there were over
300 lbs. they were able to give ft great
deal of comfort and keeping many a
child wap' and std it wase greatly
a
-
PreoiaLed. This year we purpose
sendinganother box and we asked
opted
Miss Code, when she was home,what
to send. She said anything trong
and useful. Used postal cards are
given as prizes at the close of the day
given to those who speak English all
day and find them very useful when
visiting. They try hard to secure the
pretty cards. We can use flour sacks
for sending goods if washed clean or
if any of our friends in either church,
have any wide skirts that they want
to part with we will make them up
intodresses for Children. If the
children will make scrap books or
send some of their toys they will give
some child pleasure. If left at the
hone of Mrs. Dilworth any time this
month or at Airs. S. S. Cole's they
will be sent .on to their destination.
Surely every Christian woman will
be able to give something. Try and
help us to make good Canadians.
Invaluable u bio for Nursing Mothero,
With ntlrsings tonnes an unceasing
strain' on the mother's vitality. The
blond is weakened. Nerves are it
alta table e tltrough loss of sleep. Anxiety
and care a br'eatk down even the strong-
est. Experience teaches that nothing
is ,more helpful than Ferrozone,
What an appetite it brings! No blond-
former or nerve tonic more potent, rin
medicine known that so steadily
brings back the health, vigor and
spirit that mothers require. It's he-
1(use FereozOne nourishes, because
it does snob pel'nlanent good, 5011 per
box at all dealers.
Grey
George Dunbar and wife, of Sun -
ridge, are here on a visit with rela-
tives and ftien.ds.
Miss ssAnnie re fr on 1d has refuelled
d
home after to visiting g
t t her sister,Miss
se
Maggio McDonald, ail, of Toronto.
:Tames Mrs. Forsyth and baby
are hive Lenin the Sliest on a visit.
Mee, Forsyth was Miss Lyda Mc-
Oallnnl beforeeI t ' -
1 marviage.
We are glad to state that Robert
Pearson, who tmdeiwent an operation
at Guelph hospital 3 weeks ago, is
getting along nicely and will probably
be able to come home in the course of
'another )week,
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES, Sunday
anniversary services were held in
Roe's Methodist (Meech as f0ilotvs
At 10,80 a. tn. Rev. A. b. More-
house, of Mbnkton, preached and
at 3 p, rn. the pastor ocoupied the
pulpit, Special music. 'tuns render-
ed and 00Thank-offering taken,
AtVNIVEILBAILY,—Tire anniversary
se'viee8 of Union :dowel] wag eon -
(hided eted last .
9nhdaY ,
AL
3 A 7n, Rev,
A.I
Morehouse. E, 1lnrehn a
e, nC Mm11r ton, WAS
the preacher and at 7ltev. J. A. Mc-
ICelvy pastor, preo.ollod. .A. special
Thank -offering was. aslted. The
choir supplied a choice program of
The Sageiue girl le to be seen in Jas.
Fox drug store and 011 every bottle of
tiageine hair tonic that is genliitle and
sold 11110101' a positive guarantee to
stop falling hair, eradicate clandritff
and to glow the most lifeless, coarse,
clay hair to think soft and luxuriant.
Hageine ifs clean scientific hair tonic
composed of the most modern hair
'seducing and beautifying agents t it
s free from greas=y substances, is not
IL dye and is daintily perfumed. Sage -
i118 is the favorite of particular people
and is sold in Brussels, Ont., only at
Janes Fox drug store. Sageine is
only 50c so as to bring it in reach of
all.
bliss Orfila Steles has returned
home after having spent the past two
weeks with Seaford] and Mitchell
CI ieo(18.
S. Burke was visiting friends its
Ripley and Luckuow locality. bit'
has not been very well of late but
hope he will soon be o. k. His daugh-
ter was here for a visit from Ripley.
TRAoRD FARMS.—A land cleat ef-
fecting two farmers in this township
was completed on Wednesday by
which Russell Robertson, of Moncrieff,
Leaded his farm for the R. J. Shine
property, lot 6, con. 12. Mr. Robert
eon's farm is lot 27, con. 17. Posses-
sion is to be giveiI nu the ist of
3ial•ch next. Jas. Kernnghan is the
Present tenant of the Shine farm.
Despondency
Is often caused by indigestion and
constipation, and quickly disappears
when Chamberlain's Tablete'are taken.
For sale by all dealers.
Walton
fTHE POST to end of 1913 fol' 25 Oon08
in advance. Make use of this trial of.
er,
A 5 passenger 3'o7d car lute been -
purchased by Rev, A. biaNabb, of
Underwood, formerly of Walton.
We (lope he and his family will
slake good use of Linde new &ntenlo-
bi ie.
HYMENEAL,— Wednesday, Sept.,
3rd, Rev. Mr. Lundy tied the matri-
monial bow; at the manse, between
Wni. Jno. McKay, ofMouth Porcupine,
and bliss Mar gal et Smith, of McKillop,
May their joys be many.
Quite a umber in this locality have
purchased Ooutse tickets for the
sietie5 of Concerts being arranged by
13r assets Public Library Board. First
concert was Rounds Ladies' Orch-
estra o11 Thursday of this week,
John and Mrs, Bolget and daughters,
Misses Hattie and Olive, areaway on
a tele of a couple of months to the
West, They will visit at Winnipeg,
Edmonton, Swift Current, Calgary,
Vancouver, and other points. We
wish thein a good time and a safe re-
turn.
Causes Much Disease
Advice about Stomach Troubles
and how to relieve them.
Don't neglect indigestion, for it
may lead to all sorts of ills and com-
plications. An eminent physician
once said that ninety-five per cent of
all ills have their origin in a dis-
ordered stomach.
Our experience with Rexall Dys-
pepsia Tablets leads us to believe
them to be one of the most dependable
remedies known for indigestion and
chronic dyspepsia. Their ingredi-
ents aro soothing to the inflamed
membranes of the stomach. Rieh
in Pepsin and Bismuth, two of the
greatest digestiveo
nide known
medicine, the relief they afford is
very prompt. Used persistently and
regularly for a short time, they tend
to relieve pains caused by stomach
disorders.
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets help
insure healthy appetite, aid diges-
tion, and promote nutrition. As
evidence of our faith in them, we ask
you to try them at our risk. If they
do not give entire satisfaction, we
will return the money you paid us
without question or formality. Three
sizes, 25 cents, 50 cents, and 91.00.
You tau buy Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets
in to; rrr.•• • : its, only at our store:
F. Ft.
SMITH.
Brneaele The Ston Ontario
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The Rexall Stores are America's Ouateat
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BUGGIES AND WAGONS
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