The Brussels Post, 1913-10-2, Page 5I e
BUSINESS CARDS.
WM. SPENOE
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
OP MARRIAGE LICENSES
IRee In the Pest mace, Ethel. 80.4
JNO, SUTHERLAND & SONS
LIMITED
INSMRANVE
AUCTIONEERS,
.as S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION•
• ERR, Will sell for better prloos, to
better men, to lees time and leas charges
tbau any other Auoticnee r in East Heron or
be won't charge anything. Bathe and orders
eau always be arranged at thle Moe or by
normal applleation,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
IAT M. SINCLAIH-
7• Barrister, Solicitor, .0ouveyeneer,
Notary rublio, Oto, Ulaoe-s tewart'e Block
1 door -North of Central Hotel,
Bolioltor for the Metropolitan Barak,
pLIOUDFOOT, HAYS & KILLORAN
B814141BTEx8SOLICITORS, NOTARIES
PUBLIC, ETC
W. 1'noonrooT, E. O, R 0, H►Ye
T,
L, HILLORAN
011ioee-Those formerly °coupled by Meeers
Cameron & Bolt, •
Gengolon, On'ARtc.
LIVERPOOL -GLASGOW
LONDON HAVRE
Fine, modern •team -
ere - equipped with
every comfort and
luxury. For infor-
mation apply agents,
Or 14
the AIIan Line, Toronto
W. H. KERR.
Agent Allan Line, Brussels,
TY ugtx<,rS AK74r4SW `ve.M.v,A Are=
5ids
Which School Shall I Attend 7
An important question. All buss. P
I neve 0011eg0, 81•e not alike. CARRB41, Y
JunooiEeT 10AE60LUTOLYNE0a8s0lHY. Lt'
/ Write tedny for the Catalogue of the >_
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noted on the
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titan() ofefficiency
No ar
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J Cor. Yolmg mid ji W. J. ELLIOTT,
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CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
Our registration again exceeds that D
{ of any00evious year•. The boy or girl
who lute not received our freo oath-
logue does not itpow the grant oppor.
tunnies of Commercial
e. We
have
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p p, yCommercial,ad weBhm•n
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lurid and Telegraphy offered told we oiler yon
advantages note eine nO elsewhere in
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Wrlteio. You may enter nt any time.
Write Por om' free catnloguo nt once.
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13. A. McLAOHLAN, Principal. 1Y
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R Listowel Business College )
Your first atop toward success,
lrell tern) opens September 2,
A I Send for new free eatnlogue to �{
EDWIN G. MATTHEWS, Prin. g
7ri
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rea'O,lva'O��PirA� ctdtSsta'0RtaVEta`PRva,�
THE
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Best Brains
!n Canada
have
ove
participated
l oto in the pre-
paration
oP our SplendfdHmite sttdy
onaaes in Banking, Eoonondcs, nigher
Accounting, Ceannerolat Art, Show
Card Writing. Photography, journal-
ism, S
to1t b
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Writing,
elting,
and Bookkeeping. Select the work
which most, hcareersoumid vritens
for nuttoaI
ma.Address
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THE SHAW
CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL
361.7 Tonga at., Toronto
e41....A.,uuil. •u,u11
HAVE YOU
d - ovi tot for Winter
employ((Mont dt
p
s
70( the wadh e and Winter months or do
rut steady remunerative ie and work
the yeartip 80811, Waited ntlrl.ran beet
One agent's (Minsr t
ea Weh
g
a t n offer the best
in rho leslve t : Pny weekly, nice oat•
Hi, exclusive territory',
, muter
OVER 600 ACRES
05yee outA reputation Estail'lilgll over
stooke A it detnite, Ra grade
stook and Pnii+ dealing. � A salesman
Mtn make money selling for un. We
Want an rotor etic relinbie man for
Brussels and vicinit r
y. Fo terms wafts
PELHANi NURSERY CO.t,
Toronte, Ont.
N. B, Free ontgto uq
e on request,
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giIi$lnese narliln
DR. R. F PARKER
LISTOWgL, ONT.
Osteopath, Eye Sneolnllst, ]rood 9olentlnt
Chronic end Nervone Dleensee, At sire. 8, T.
Plume, Breesels Wedneeduy07 B0 a, m, to 11
11,10, Gineeossoientlacally fitted,
JAS ANDERSON,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
Suoceseov to M, H. Moore. Office at Ander,
son Bros. Livery steble, Bruesela, Telephone
No, 20,
DR. T. T, M'RAE.
Bachelor of Medicine, University of Toronto ;
Licentiate and Graduate of the College of Phy
slofans and Surgeons, Ont,. • Pont -graduate
0811cagEar, Nose and Throat Hos
b Eve, pp��htel,
tlhiouge,1I(1, Ex -House burgeon to 81, Mioh.
atnl's Hospital, Toronto,
(Mee over F. R. Smith's Drug Store, Tole•
phone connection with Oraabrook at all houre,
DR. F. T. BRYANS
Baohelor of Medicine, University of Toronto ;
Lioontinteof College of Physicians and Sur.
0001111, Ontario ; ox•Senior House Surgeon of
Western Hospital, Toronto, Moen of late Dr,
A. steltovoyy, smith Meek, Bruesela,
Rural. phone 45, .
DR. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL. ONT.
Physician and Surgeon; Post Graduate courses
London. (Eng,), New York and Ohlaago Hos•
pitole. Speoinl attention todisease of eye, ear,
nose and throat. Eyes tested for glasses..
DR. WARDLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night calla. OMee opposite
Flour Mill, Ethel.
MAUDE O. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal graduate Department. of Opphthal•
niotogy, Mo0ormiok Medica Collage, Ohionge,
Ill., is prepared to teat eyes and lit glasses at
her office over Grower's Restaurant, Brussels,
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of every
weelc. Office hours 1 to 9 p. m. Forenoons
by appointment. Phone 1219.
T. R. BENNETT
Will give better satlefnetlon to both buyer and
-eller than any other Auctioneer and only
"hare° what is reasonable. Sales conducted
my where in Ontario. Pure bred stook sales n
01100 ulty,
Write or 'phone 213 Wroxeter.
&WSWD Tama' B.I. irap
BRUSSELS
Gone° Borten Goaxa Norma
'Sail 7:07 a In I Express 10:55 a m
;express...,... 11:25a m aloin 1;59 9 in
Express 2:55 n m Express 8:52 p
QevdCJ!°. instar r,w,Fle
WALTON
To Toronto ToGoderleh
Express......,., 7:52 n mExpress 12:10 a re
Express 2:47 p m I .Express 5:BB p m
WROXETER
Going East - 7:05 e, m. and 8:55 p, m.
Going West - 12:46 and 9:47 p. m•
All trains going East connect with 0. P. R. et
Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T
G. B. stations,
GEO. ALLAN, Loonl Agent,
Prat
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�z�l .elv Items
GET ready for Fall.
An incandescent lamp has been in.
stalled at the junction of King and
James streets and btigbtens up a dark
corner very nicely.
AsYem system
of waterworks
etas been '
111-
stalled
Rt the
poultry farm of A Butter,
the motive power being supplied d by a
windmill.
D. EWAN. the well known carriage
maker of Brussels. has sold upwards of
too buggies during the past season and
is getting a large supply of cutters
ready now for the coming Winter.
He does a Large trade. -
Why Burn Your Toes?
Stop using Acid Corn Salves use
Putnam's Painless Extractor it
costs .11 little 1110re, but it's far the
a
best. Use only Putnam' a',
-26e at
all dealers.
APPLES 1N THE WEST.— Mrs. Will.
Backer brought home with her from
Cavalier, 'North Dakota, some fine
specimens of Colvert apples, grown by
Louis Baeker, a' brother to the late
George Seeker, of Brussels. The fact
of being able to grow and mature this
classoff fruit rut will be a
neat blessing g
sem to
the West and will cause many an ex.
periment along the same line.
Bee. DINGMAS, of the Stratford
Herald, is a hero. He is engaged fu
the herculean task of writing sweet
little notices, without duplication, con-
cerning scores of kiddies who are in the
Herald's
subscription padding contest
and whose photogravures adorn the
pages of that lively evening daily.
Many of these sketches read Rs if the
editor's pen had been dipped in honey
or molasses.
Just Whore The Danger Lies.
In many catarrh snuffs, cocaine is
the largely used ingredient ; in con-
sequence the drug habit may be form-
ed. 7.'o be really cared of catarrh, to
do so quickly, safely and pleasantly,
(Mantel say Cetarrhozone is superior
to ally other remedy. I1 heals sore
places, stops discharge, prevents
hawking, spitting and bad breath -
does this byfirst destroying
the
cause of thdisease. ' yCatarrll-
ozone is no experiment, it is a tried
and proved cure that is guaranteed for
bronchial, throat, nose and lung
catarrh. lr Two sizes, 2
6c and $ 1,Ub
,
at
dealers.
MrssIONARY Tile Methodist
church•
esof London Conference contributed
$79.200 r4 during the past year fon
missions, The total amount paid by
he Methodist churches for this cause in
Canada 5108 leached the splendid total
of $637,256.30, With one exception
British Columbia, there hasbeen en in-
crease in the amount given by every
Conference in the Dotniniou. Adding
g
the amount received from interest on
legacies and dentitions the total reaches
the um of 8 The returns
s 5•
575 ,577 9
from the various Conferences are as
follows 'roronto,($158.768.48 ; London,
; Hntnii'on 88 azo. o; Ba
$79,290,14.$ 9 , V
,
of Quinte, $50,985.79 ; Montreal,
576,778.70 ; Nova ScotiR, 518.283 07
New Brunswick and Prince Edward
island, $14,038.T3 ; Newfouucllrnd.
$18,116 85 ; Manitoba, $46.944.54;.
1
tclrewnli t Alber A
Sv.alt A
53 .933.94 ;
n 1 ; British Columbia$27,80,
ti z 2
$ 5, 5 :
z5. Tend, $t637,256,30, The preates'
increases are ie Toronto, $10,t Ma and
Moutr►A1, $tt,grad.Sg,
•
Peon teueerocen (1085011 owing to the
dry weather,
W, C,'1>. U. -The 96111 annual Con-
vention of the Ontario Wnttlan's Christ.
I Ian '1'onlperatlee Union will be held in
I the Central Methodist Church, Strut -
lord, Oct, 6th to loth. Members of
i the Executive Board, consisting pf the
Executive Snperintendeets of Depart-
menta and County Presidents are re•
quiretl to reach Stratford in time fur a
meeting of the Executive at 8 p. no..
Monday, the 6111 -matters of importance
to the success of the Convention will be
dismissed, The flat meeting of the
Convention will open at 9 o'clock Tues-
day morning.
Your Wisest course
if you are caught in the wet, get
sore throat, neuralgia or muaeuiar
pain, don't wait for worse troubles.
Begin prompt treatment with Poison's
Neivi)fne, I1 dei Yes away all trace of
cold, eases rheumatism, neul'ttlgia
and pain, 9aveiey0n front a lay-up in
bed, No 25e purchase can In•ime more
7010(1or•t than 1a bottle of Palson's
Weevil ine ; it's the cleanest, strongest
liniment made. Sold everywhere, iu
largo 25c bottles,
FAILS Mu.L1NEgv,-The Autumn hats
continue small and medium, the
materials ranging I'roni the soft fine
felts to the velours and plashes, in-
cluding the new Duvitene and brocaded
velvets. The new hat must have a roll
somewhere either at the side dr back,
the latter with uarrow point front being
very 8(08108. A wide range is given in
colors, everything rich and bright being
good, the brique red and royal purple
being perhaps the favorites, though
closely followed by Ilame and all shades
of y ellow. 'file ribbons are a strong
feature in Autumn 'Minuerv, many of
unusual width and rich • brocades.
Wings loo are popular fur early tailored
millinery, mourned high or formed Rs a
buttel'AV and poised on the rim of ha's.
The indications are fur a very strong
ostrich season, bon in p'untes end el
abornte Mounts yu all the popular
shadrs.
Greatest Female Strengthener on earth
Thousands of wa111011 are wan, pal-
lid, run clown and dispirited: What.
they need is that nourishing tonic
'Ferrozone• Soon they regain those
laughing eyes, bright spirits and rosy
cheeks. Ferrozone does this and
more as Mts. L, F. Adrianson of
Wilitney Pier, C. B testifies. "My
daughter wag very mach run down
and had considerable troubles at times,
Often I was at a loss to know what to
do. I WM advised to give her Fer-
rozone and I did so. Ferrozone
cleared up all the trouble, made my
daughter
healthy and well. Fee.
rozonegives good appetite, regulates.
strengthens. I consider ita medicine
every W0111111 should use regularly if
she wants to feel her best," Rebuild
tvitlt Ferrozosle, it is the zing of all
cares. Price 50c per box at ail deal-
ers.
Listowel
The Hough Cup football team tvill
play Woodstock on Oct. 111.11.
Miss Mae Elliott, of Milverton, is
takinga stenography
tour.
ae iL
Listowel t the
v 1 Bustl
Business College.
E. Rev. L Osborne-agrauinate
of Moody Institute has accepted a
call to Listowel Baptist church. Rev.
Osborne formerly preached in Porter,
Ind. He has been in charge of the
services at the chln'eli for the past
few v
{ sake
Rev. all
Osborne will
commence his duties at
once.
Lawrence ce Arnold,
In
w 1 has
been
employed at the local G. T. R. station,
has been transferred to Palmerston,
and has been appointed billing clerk,
at a substantial increase in salary.
His brother, Clarence Arnold, has
taken his position at the Station here.
Au enthusiastic
sand Well attended
meeting of the W. O. T. U. was ,held
in the Presbyterian church. Officers
foe the ensuing year are as follows
President, Mrs. T. L. Hamilton ; 1st
vice Pres., Mrs+ Purcell ; 2ndvice
Pres,, Mrs. E. Hallman ; 3rd vice
Pres,, Mrs. J. Riehin ; 4t11 vice Pres.,
Mrs, C. - Ross ; Treasurer, Airs. J.
Bain ; Rec. Sec., Mrs, Adolph ; Sec.,
Mrs, R. A, Olimie ; Delegates to
Provincial Convention at Stratford,
Mrs, Cavell, Mrs. Purcell, Mrs.. J. J•
Kemp, Miss Wherry ; Delegate to
Dominion n Con
venni
on in
London,
Mrs. T. L. Hamilton, President of t
Perth County W. 0. T. U.
Henri, Orr, a student at the High
School, had the misfortune to have
a rather peculiar accident befall him
at Milverton and is now confined to
his home there, He had just got in-
to the buggy to go to the station
when a sudden stiffness in his knee
prevented him sitting down. He was
assisted from the buggy and when he
attempted to stand alone be fell for-
ward on his face. Thejoint has since.
caused him a great deaof pain and
it is feared he may have to undergo
an operation. He is one of the best
players on 111e Hough Cup team.
The _-
Regina
Watch
How {v abouti
tl at old
watch ?
Is it no
Llvtn satisfaction
g g
atwfnc
tion ?
Have 1t exchanged far a
REGINA and you will always
be sore of the right time. They
are soli at the following pi•Ities :
7 -jewelled 20-yetar Banner
• Gold-filled Case - $11.'75
16•jewelled 20 -year Balmer
Gold-filled Case - - 18.76
17•iowelled 20 -year Bahner
601a -filled
O1L9e. -
• 18.76
7 - jewelled Waterproof -
Nickel Carse
$,20
10 jewelled Waterproof
Nickel Case • • 10.20
17 - jewelled Waterproof
Nickela
Cse -13.20
'These Watches are all guaran-
teed for three years.
L. BLAKE E
Walton - Ontario
BLUE AND
DISCOURAGED'
Mrs. Hamilton Tells How She
Finally Found Health in
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg.
etable Compound.
Warren. Ind.- 'I was bothered ter-
ribly with female veakness. I had pains
111 n; I ; and was not regular,
° ;I I xi1l f my head ached 11
ta 1:€'i
tip!'a�rL4'a a a
Ili the time,I had bear -
II' �f. g down pains and
my back hurt me the
biggest part of the
11f1•II ' time, I was dizzy
1111 `= �J.lilil�ii{ and had weak feel-.
ings when I would
stoop over, it hurt
me to walk any dis-
tance and I felt blue
and discouraged.
"I began taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and am now' in
good health: If it had not been for
that medicine I would have been in my
grave a long time ago. "-Mrs. Art Memo E.
HAMILTON, R. F. D. No. 6. Warren, Ind.
Another Case,
Esmond, R.I.-"I write to tell you
how much good your medicine has done
me and to let other women know that
there is help for them. I suffered with
bearing down pains, headache, was ir-
regular and felt blue and depressed all
the time. I took Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and commenced to
gain in a short time and I am a well wo-
man today. I am on my feet from early
morning until late at night running a
boardinghouse and do all my own work.
I hope that many suffering women will
try your medicine,. It makes happier
wives and mothers." -Mrs. ANNA HA i.
8EN, Esmond, Rhode Island.
Following °niers were elected for
the Curling Club for the 01150ing
year :-President, E. D. Bolton ; vice
Pres„ R. McMillan ; Sec. -Tresis„ Geo,
Melrose Executive Committee, the
President, vice -President and Sec.,
Tteas. ; Membership committee, J.
NL Campbell, J. D. Boehmer, N. R.
Bamford ; Property and ice Com-
mittee, Gorge Melrose, J. E. Boeh-
mer, J. M. Campbell and E. D. Bolton ;
Skips, Messrs, Boehmer, Campbell,
Melrose, Olimie, McMillan, Bolton,
Morphy and J. N. Hay. The member-
ship fee was placed at $3. Club own
their sink and are having it put into
good shape.
They make You Fool
Good
Theleaasant purgative n ggaLtve effect pro-
duced by Chamberlains Tablets and
the healthy condition of Lhe body
and mind which they create stake one
feel joyful. For sale by all dealers.
Blyth
Joseph
Garter was horse terse judge
Atwood Fair. at
Tuesday, October 7th, rat 10 a. in.
Judge Doyle will hold Voters' List
Court fn Industry Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Hardiety,• East Waw-
anosll, have returned from a few
mouths visit in the Old Countryy.
Annivet envy services of the Metho-
dist church will be conducted byRev.
W. L. Rutledge, D. D,, of Cinton,
Sunday, Oct. 1211t.
Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will
be dispensed Ili St• Andrew's church,
on Sunday, Oet. 6851. Preparatory
service on Thursday evening previous,
Miss L. Livingstone took 16 first
and 18 second prizes in fine cuts and
ladies work at the Exeter Fair. Mrs.
D. D. Crittenden captured 5 1st, and
82,
Ida.
' Chris Johnston, . Jch atop, lnet with a serious
accident. 1 t. A threshing outfit was at
his place and he was working around
the machine c 1 to when n stone -flew
through striking him in the eye near-
ly blinding hien.
DEATH or Mats, (REv.)-OLY0DALE•-
Sad was
the Haws which was received"
intc ,
wn on SAtn1`
do Sept. t. 2
0th
when it became known that Edith
Mills, beloved wife of Rev. F. E.
01 sdale had departed ted thi
s life after
a lingering illness
at hey home in
Uat'Istade, Alberta, and that the re.
mains were being brought to Blyth
Cause for Alarm
Loss of appetite or distress after
eating -a symptom that should
not be disregarded.
Itis not what you eat but what you
digest and assimilate that does you
sod.
Some of
the strongest, esthealth-
test
8 heap -
8 h
re t
a arsons
p aro moderate eaters.
Nothing wilt cause more trouble than
a disordered stomach, and many
people contract serious maladies
through disregard or abuse of the
stomach.
We urge R offer from ui
'esti° dt
6 n or dyspepsia, o ata to
y r
p p , 4 Ito call
Dyspepsia Tablets with taten
oder
stnndmg that we will refund the
stoney paid tis without question or
formality, if after use you are not
Pettedly satisfied with results,
Wo recommend Rexail Dyspepsia
Teblois to eustomors every day, and
have yet to hoar of ono who has not
been benefited, We believe them to
be without equal.
They
vo aom
n
relief, aiding to neutralize acidity,
,
stinndoto flow of gastric Juice
etr0:1g1110(1 the digestive Organs, and
111W3 .1 i
1 o nolo perfect 1
r t 1 utritron and
correct unhealthy symptoms. Theo
sires, "5 cents, 60 cents, and 81.00,
You can
Y1ioxall Dyspepsia bttTa
filets
in this community only at our kora;
F. R. SMITH.
Brussels The ,hod Ontario
There lea Boxall Store in nearly every town
And olty in
the
linked States, On
and ad
Croat Mini's, There is a different Resell
Remedy for nearly ovary ordinary human ill-
eacfor i eitlely dammed for the particular ill
for Whio�i it ie recommended.
rho Rom Btorce ere Ameriea's orea*Ie$
, Drop Bt0M
for initial. Deceased was born 1
1Iu11et1 township anal had spelt
ptaoOcaily ]ler eutire lite in thi
neighbnrl,nod• She wee of all amlab
diepoeitiun and beloved by all wit
knew her.. Particularly was lie
worth valued for the lulstln tea. service
she had always given the Work i
connection with the Method's
ied
Rey, F. R. olysclale{von theat28811 o
June, 191:1, and after their marriage
they spent a year at Malden where
141r, Olysdale was 811Lioued. A. little
over IL year ago, owing to IMO i11
health of tris wife, he requested -and
was accepted by the Alberta Con-
1'erence where 1t was thought the
climate would prove beneficial to her
ailment and for a time after their re-
moval West, she seemed to regain
strength, bub her grip upon life
speedily relaxed and she passed away
of Thursday, 188h Mt, Al the tirne
of her demise, her mother, Mrs. John
Mills, and sister, Miss Florence, were
visiting her. The reutaine arrived In
Blyth on Tuesday, the funeral taking
place to the Union cemetery, Be-
sides her husband, there is left to
mourn her loss, her mother, bars.
John Mills, sisters Mee. (Rev.) Kaine'
and Miss Florence and John and
William, of Hullett, all of whom have
the sympathy of the community at
large in their bereavement.
ni
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ri
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t
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A Marvelous Escape
"My little boy had a lrtarvelous
escape," writes P. 0, Bastiams, of
Prince Albert, Cape of Good Hope.
"It occurred in thelrniddle of the night.
Ile got a very severe attack of croup.
As luck would have it, I had a large
bottle of Ohamberlain'e Cough Reme-
dy in the house. After following the
directions for an hour and twenty
minutes he was through all danger."
Sd1Y1 by all dealers.
Seaforth
Chas. and Mrs. Sool, left for Win-
nipeg, where they will reside in future.
Mrs. J. F. Parcell is recovering nice-
ly frou the operation she had per-
formed on Sept. 13th.
Mrs. M. Broderick returned home
after a 3 months' visit with relatives
in Chicago and Denver,
While driving in one of the races at
Mitchell Fall Fair, William Gibbons
had the mister tune to have an upset,
sante had his arm broken.
Fordwich
Howiolc Fall Fair, Oct. 4111, at
Gerrie.
Miss Blythe yLh Wilson left here for
Edmonton wheee she will join her
parents and make her future home.
Ml's. A. A. Dobson, of Montreal,
spent 00001 al weeks with Rev. A. B.
and Mrs. Dobson, at the manse here.
Anniversary services of Newbridge
Methn(ist church will be held Sunday,
Oct 12th. Tea and program 011
Monday, Oct. 130h.
Word was received here of the
death feorn typhoid fever of Orlando
Downey, eldest son of Isaac and Mrs,
Downey, n
f the Soo, o formerly
of this
place, and grandson of Wm. and Mrs.
We
de,
sr
. of
this
tOVi1
. The young
gmsn visited here Winter.
chronic Dyspepsia
The following unsolicited testimoni-
al should certainly be sufficient to
give
hope and
couragee to
Parsons
afflicted 1 d withchi chronic dyspepsia
s
I
have been a chronic dyspeptic for
years, and of all the medicine I have
taken Chamberlain's Tablets have
done me more good than anything
else," says W. G. Mattison, No. 7,
Sherman St„ Hoenellsville, N. Y.
For sale by all dealers.
Atwood
Harry Ratcliffe and Melvyn Robb
left on Monday for Toronto to attend
University.
Miss Annie Lochhead went to Strat-
ford where she is attending Normal
School. Lawrence M. Barr, of Done-
gal, and Hannah Leslie, of the 8ti7
con. are also at same 8011001,
Anrliveesafy services of Donegal
Methodist church will be held Sunday
OBC'. 12th, when Rev. T. Bennett, B.
A. of Bengston, will 1l P
rea
ch,
Mon-
day evening a supper will be served.
In
the cheese competition at
Ottawa Fair, R. E. Hastings, Silver
°comets, received one 1st ; Gen.
Empey, Newry, one 1st, one 2nd and
loon the Gold Medal ; B. F. Howes,
Atwood, one 3rd.
Saturday night Sept. 20tH between
0.30 and 11 o'clock fire broke out in
the driving shed on the farm of Thos.
Hurst, 12011 con. Elutes which de-
stroyed the y hu'll'og g
al
017 with the
farm. implements. The fire was
caused by lime. -
Goderich
R. R. Bellows left on another West-
ern trip in the interests of the
Dominion immigration department.
lie will spend several weeks taking
photographs to be used in connection
with the literature issued by the
department.
A saiitau`y drinking fountain has
been placed iu the ha. ail
l c a the
t head t'
Pof
West 9 SLLeet In place IaLee d
frau+
tap and Liu
cup. The stand and bowl are made of
cement and the cup, up through which
the water flows, is made of porcelain.
This fountain
isa gee
at at Ir
q t'O Vet)le l
g !t
P
oratii
sold rusty unsanitary tin cup.
.
If it works satisfactory another one
will be installed at tate` head of East
street,
DEATH of NES, R, W. MOKENZIE,-
r1 life that was full of quiet, useful
service was recalled to its Author
when, on Wednesday itiornitig of lash
tveelc, shortly after midnight, Mee.
R. W. McKenzie passed away at her
home in St. Vincent street. The
deceased was a tnemba t of one of the
oldest families of Iluron county and
avae widely known, and Lhe news of
leer
death will be received with
universal sorfow and' regret. Eliza-
beth Holmes was tont at Holrnesville,1810,a
Godes ich township, in March
[laughter of the late John Holm, es, M,
P., and condoned to live h1 110110105.
vllIe 01(1851118010111(1501(80180 18(38 10 the
late
IL.
W. McKenzie, '
e z1 e, flet
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s than'
marriage
Mr. and M1s, McKenzie
re-
sided f017` a
short Lima tat London and
then
came
to Goderich,
Where the
dammed had tiuoeresicied'conLhlutms-
ly. Mrs. McKenzie wag a very active
member of Ilortlt 'treat Methodiot
Baking Success
—This Oven Test
Success on some baking days
can be expected no matter
what flour you use. But con-
stant success is rarer. rt can
be assured in only one way.
The miller must select his
wheat by oven test.
So from each shipment of
wheat we take ten pounds as
a sample. We grind this into
flour. Bread is baked from
Iftht flour. PURITY
If thiss bread is high in quality,
large in quantity, we use the
shipment from which it came. e
Otherwise we sell it.
Constant baking success comes
as a 'matter of course from
kyr bearing this name
"More Brad and Better Bread" and
"Bet eitr astry roo tr 526
church, taking a leading and effective
part in various departments of the
church work, She was also greatly
interested In the Wonlan'N Christian
Temperance Union, taking aprom-
inent part hi its activities, Withal
she ,ysos possessed of cheerful kind-
liness and benevolence of disposition
which endeared her to all. Her
husband predeceased her five years.
Two children died in infancy, and one
son, Everett Ii, McKenzie, a bright,
clever young Ivan who gave promise
of a splendid career, was cut off
twelve years ago at the age of 28
yeais. The untimely death of her
eon and the later bereavement by Iter
husband's death were griefs which
affected her deeply, but she continued
her activities es until March of
this
year,her et last attendance at church
service being on Easter Sunday.
Since then her strength has beet)
gradually failing. bars. McKenzie is
survived by three brothers and three
sisters -Dr. W. J. R. Holmes, of
Goderich, treasurer of the county of
Huron ;,John R. Holmes, of Hohnes-
ville ; Dr. Thos. G. Holmes, of
Detroit ; Mrs, Leech and Mrs. Howell,
of Goderich and bliss D. A. Holmes,
of flolmesville. The funeral took
place Friday afternoon from the resi-
dence, St. Vincent street, to 'Mait-
land
cemetery.
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Tig Wood, Logan, exhibited eight
head of Holstein cattle at the Toronto
exhibition and all carried off prizes.
Five of the same cattle carried off
prizes in London.
NU r
RONI ES AT STRATFORD NORMAL
There are 183 students enrolled at.
Stratford Noma! School this term.
Huron County sent the following
Jean L. Armour, Wingham.
011a B. Armstrong, Brussels.
Mabelle W. Ballagh, Behnore.
Effie M. Bower, Wingharn.
Hazel S. Campbell, Constance.
Florence H. Oapli ri g,Blake,
Florence A. Chapman, Ripley.
Norall D. Cook, Fordwich.
Christina P, Cowan, Lochalsh.
Bridget H. Outnmius, St. Augustine.
Viola 0. Currie, Wingham.
Christina F. Dickson, Brussels.
Fern Eckmier, Jamestown.
Lillian J. Edgar, Fordwich.
James 141. Finteon, St. Augustine.
Robert R. Forbes, ot
hes, Clinton.
Annie E. Geddes, Bel rave.
Ruth
E. Gr
enz gg
abaci Dashwood.
Win. H. Haines, Wingham.
James V. Haines, Wingham,
Robert H. Hoover, Brussels,
Marguerite A. Horan, Seaforth,
Elva D. Hupfer, Wroxeter.
John E. Kelly, Goderich.
Stella
P. Kirke, Dungannon.
Hazel 111 Lowry, Brussels.
Isabel E. Matheson, Goderioli,
Maud 0. McAllister, fcAllister, Ilensalll.
Florence J. McKay, Seaforth.
Wm. D. McLeod, Lochalsh.
Jessie M. Menzies, Ortulbrook,
Hazel M. Moore, Wingham.
Violet 13. Morrison, Luuknow,
Minnie V. Osborne, Ripley,
Milton D. Oestt'eicher, Dashwood.
Jean 0. Rutherford, Wroxeter,
Pearl L. Schmidt, Blake,
Susie 0. Shier, Kirkton,
Ethel J. Stothers, Dungannon.
Gladys' Thompson, Seaforth.
Ethel M. tripling, Wingham,
Robert J. Wiggins, Dungannon.
Helen $. Wilson, Wingham.
Kathleen Wilton, Brussels.
Penelope F. Young, Carlow.
There are. over 8 ladies to every
gentleman in attendance, 168 to 25.
Avoid Sedative Cough Medicine■
1f you avant to contribute directly
to the occurrences of capillary bran•
an't's and pneumonia use cough
medicines that contain Bodine, mor-
phine, heroin and other sedatives
when you have a eough or cold. An
expectorant like Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is what 18 needed. That
cleans out the culture beds or breed-
ing places for the germs of pneumonia
and
other
germ
diSe
sees.
That is
why pneumonia never results from a
cold when Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is used. It has a world wide
Leputatiou for its cures. It contains
no morphine or other sedative. For
sale by all dealers.
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Apples. Wanted
AT THE BRUSSELS EVAPORATOR
On or after September 15tH, The highest
market prices will be paid according to
quality.Apples
may be
shaken n of
trees,
Packers' culls, windfalls, etc,, will be taken,
Email or Soft
Apples wall cot be Accepted
11-URCHILL & CO., Brussels
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