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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1913-10-9, Page 3Blyth Fair a Success. Fine Dayand Bi 'fro wd. i gt Tuesday and Wednesday of last week were Blyth Falls Fair days. In- side department was well represented in the various classes, many very commendable ,in exhibits b found. i being Wednesday beautiful day and taywasa theeo le thronged to the Fair. The live stook classes were well filled and competition was keen, Three speeding events filled the . afternoon, the results being as fol. lows :- GREEN RACE— Joynt's ltifeste'. Mack.. ,,.,,,,,1 1 1 Mchee's Pearl Hunter,,,,,.,,,2 2 2 Oharlesworth's Lady McDowell 3 4 3 Carter's Dixie 0 . 4 8 4 Churroh'a Hal 0 0 5 dr Ooultee's Da rkey A 5 dr NADfED RACE— Shield's Eva' Dillard Coulter's Fugit Bars Yuri tar's buster 1 1 4 8 . 3 4 2 2 Miller's J. D. K 4 3 3 4 2.40 CLASS— Edith S ,.,,, 2 2 3 1 McNall'a Darky Brino 3 3 1 2 Murdock's ltotduraster.,,, 1 1 2 3 Drivers divided money as darkness set in. Emily D. Forest, gave au exhibition toile in 2 161. Kincardine Pipe Band furnished music during the afternoon, A concert in the evening under the auspices of the Women's Institute, packed Industry Hall. In addition to local talent Mr. Pink, tenor, and Miss Walker, elocutionist, both of London, supplied the prograan. Prize list is as follows :— :HORSES ,Entire Horses- Clydes and shires over 4-T. Mc- Michael & Sour 1 and 2, S. Kechnie ; Clydes and shires under 3-- W. Gray. Perchengns any age -W. Johnson Sweepstakes -T. McMichael & San HEAVY DRAUGHT Brood manta with (foal, T. McMich eel & Soo, R. Watt, W. Rinn. Foal, -W. Ryon, R. Watt. 2 year old gelding or filly -T. Mc- Michael &son, W.Radford, 1 year old gelding or filly - R, Watt. Team mares orgeldifnge-, T. H. Taylor. Best four colts-T.McMichael & 80t. AGRICULTURAL. Brood mare with foal -'H. Young, T. Pierce, J. Scott. Foal -T, McMichael & son, R. Watt 2 year old gelding or filly -R. Fear Geo. Dale. GENERAL PURPOSE Brood mare with foal -A, W. Sloan J .McElroy„ G. Dale. Foal -G. Dale, A. W. Sloan. 2 year old gelding or filly -A, W. Sloaln, R. Ferris. 1 year old gelding or filly -R. Fear Tram -J. Vainegmond, J. Alton. CARRIAGE Brood mane with foal; and foal - T. Michie, 2 year ; and 1 year,, pfd gelding or filly -Geo. Dale. Carriage team -Chas. Walker, J. Reid. ROADSTERS. Brood mare with foal-JrJackson A. Backer. Foal -J, Cumingl A. Backer. 1 year old gelding; or filly - W. Taylor, W. Moiir'itt, Single driven -L. Lott, J. .Gal- blaaith. Lady driven -G. Laithwaite, Geo. Dale. Best 4 colts -A. Baeker. .. Sweepstakes, beat mare, or geld- ing -Snell Bros. Teiam mares or geldings- Scott Bros.. G. Laithwaite, J, J. 'Fryfogle, Judges -J. Sparrow, Varna; W. H. Scott, Milton. CATTLE Pure Bred Durbvams- Milchl cow with calf -C. Wightman J. Barr. 2 year old heifer.; 1 year old hei- fer --.T. Barr 1 & 2. Heifer calf -A. W Sloan, J. Barr. Bull calf -T. H. Taylor, J. Barr. Hera -J. Baer. ABERDEEN ANGUS. FLilch 'cow with calf,; 1 year old heifer ; heifer e'a1f-J, Bone 1 and 2 ; 2 year old heifer,bull 1 year, bull calf, herd, J. Bone. GRADE, !Milch cow with calf ; 2'year old heifer ; heifer calf ; 1 year old steer fat steer, J. Barr 1 and 2. 1 year old heifer -W. Fear, J. Barr Steer calf -J. Barr 2 yelar old steer-J.'Heffron. !Herd of cattle -J. Barr. Fat cow or heifer -Ji, loffron, A. W. Sloan,, 3 stock steers: -J. Bone. Sweepstakes -J. Barr. Judge -'H. Smith, Hay P.O. SHEEP Cotswold - Aged ram, sheariiam ram, ram lamb, sheathing ewes, aged ewes, ewe lambs -W. Potter. Leicester -- Aged ram -J, Snell. Sheathing ram -J. Snell, R Rich- mond. Ram lamb -J. Smell 1.andl 2. Sheathing ewes-J.S.nell R. Rich- mond''. Aged ewes -J. Snell, R. Richmond Ewe lambs -C, Wightman, 3. Snell Sh'ropshirtedow,a- Agedi ram, pair of ewes, :shearling ewes, ewe lambs -J, &'F, .Laidlaw. Anly other breed • not named- Aged Dram -J. Snell: Fat sheep -J. Snell; C. Wightman PIGS Yorikshir le-- Agedl bolas', brood sow, youing sow -Jas. Altera Young aow--J. Alton E. Haggitt, Aged boar, brood sow, young boar young sow -Jas, Alton, Judge -Mr, Bembridge. P,OULTRY Geese -Jas. Alt a . ala. CooperRouen Ducks-E,Haggitt, G, E, , Ducks, any other! variety- W. Carter R. Richmowd, Ham'burggs-W. Carter 1 and 2. Wyalndottes-R. Richmond. aOrpitngtons-E,'Haggitt Logholns, white -J,'& F. Laidlaw Leghorins, brown -J, S, 'Howrie, E, Haggitt, Leghotlns any other variety -G, E, Cooper, 1 alnd 2. Houdons-W, Carter 1VIilr oLr0as-E., Haggitt, G. E. Cooper Black Spandsh-J, S. Howriek1 & 2 !FLamburge spangled -W. Carter 1 ,sinel 2, Homburgs, pelnciled-W, Carter 1 atnd' 2. Le4ngshans-J, S, Howrie, G. E. Cooper. Dorkings-J. S. Howrie, W. Carter Wyalndottes, silver -W. Carter,R Ric1emond, Arndalusians-J. S. 'Howrie,1 & 2. Red Game -E. Haggitt, W. Carter Bwnttams-W. Carter, G. Galbraith Poland's-E.'Ha gitt, W. Carter; Plymouth Rocks barred-E.'Hag- gitt, 1 and 2. Plymouth Rocks white -E. Hag- gitt, G.E. Cooper. Guinea fowl -J, Alton Pieons-E. Haggitt, W. Mason lRhodes Islalnd Reds -E, Haggitt Judge -J. L. Brown, Seafortn. LADIES'' WORK Lace handkerchiefs, Mrs. H. W. Tamblyim, 'W, M, Scott. Ribbon work, Miss Livingston, J. S. Howrie. Shadow embroidery, Miss Living- ston, J. S. Howrie. 'Gent's mita, Mns, ;thele, Miss Liv- ingston. Pillow shams, Miss Agnew, Mrs Tamblyn Patch quilt in, cotton,, B. ABM, J Stothers. Patch quilt in cloth; Mrs. Tam- blyn. Silk quilt, crazy, Mrs. Tamblyin. Crochet quilt, Mrs. Tamblym, J. S. 'Howrie. Knitted quilt, Mrs. Tamblyn. Pair wollgn seeks or stockings, Miss Livingston, Mrs. Tamblyn. Eyelet centre piece or 5 o'clock, Wm. Scott, Miss' Livingston. Embroidery on bolting cloth, Miss Livingston. Embroidery on, silk for satin, Mrs. Tamblyut, Miss Livingston. Kensington embroidery, Mrs. Tamblyn, J. S. Flowri(e1. Romani embroitdery, J. S. 'Howrie, Miss Livingston. •Cushion top in coronation lace, J. S. 'Howrie, Mits. Ta,mblFnt. Sofa pillow J. Stothers, Mise, ag- InIeW. Davin work, Tamblyn, J. S. Howrie. Holn,i'ton or point lace, J.S. How- Ciroeket work iini silk, Mrs. Helm Agnew. Eyelet waist or suit, J. S. Howrie, Bedroom slippera, home made, Mies' Agnew, Ma. Hale. " Fancy toilet set, Mrs. Livinga'ton, J. S. Howrie. Applique work, Mils. Tamblyn, Mies Livingston. Fahey pin cushion, Mrs'. Tam- blyn, Mre. Hele. lFainicy 'handkerchief case, J. S. Howie, Miss Livingston. Photo frame, any kind, Miss Liv- ingston; Mrs. Tamblyn. Knitted lace in cotton, J. S. How- rie, Mrs. Tamblym. Knittte�d or crocket fancy wool shawl J, S. IHowrile, ,tyfias Living- ston,.Gine set table meats, Mrs. Tam- blyn, J. S. Howrie. One, set of doylies, not more than six pieces, J. S., Howrie. ,Rattenburg lace, J. S. Howrie, MTS. Tamblyn~ ( Tatting, Mise Livingston, Mrs. Hele. Nancy netting, Mise Livingston, Mrs. Hele, Wallaehiami work, Mrs, Tamblyn, Mise Livingston. Table centre piece, 'B. Allis, Mrs, Hale. • Table cover, 6 o'clock, J. Sto- thers, Mrs. Tamblyinl Tray cloth, J. Stothers, Mrs. Hale. Tea. cosey, Mists Livingston, Mrs, Hele. Cushion top, :embroiderod,NI. Sto- thers, Mcs'. Tamblyn. , IL+a,uad'ry, ,bag, MM. Hole, Mies Livingston. Sideboard cover, Miss Livingston, Miss Agnew. Etching on material, fine or• course, Mrs. Tamblylni, J. S. 'Howrie. tSlumber robe, D. Laidlow, Mrs. Tamblym. !Whisk holder, (Miss Livingston, Mrs, Hele. Couching, J. S. Howrie, Mrs. Tam- blyn. Collection, of ladies work, 8 pieces) Into (more Miss' Livingston, Ml's, Tambiyini Kitchen: apron, Miss. Livingston, Mrs, Tamblyn. Crochet work in novelty braid, Miss Livingston, D. Laidlow. Hardanger ,or Norwegian work, Mrs. Tamblyiu, Mies Livingatton. Towel embroidery, J. Stothers, Jlatteabury b (Vetotk set, Miss' Livilnlgston, Embroidery on) oatmeal cloth, J Stothers • Judge -Mrs. E. Carter, Goderieli. a'ie Wm Scott. GRAIN Red Fall Wheat -Wm. McGolatan, las. Altera �.'nrrQ inti Wheat -Wm. McGowan J. K. Wibm toSSprijng wheat -J. K. Wise, Jas. Al- Speltz-J, X. Wise Wm, McGowaitt 6roWed Barley -J., f;, Wise, Wm. ImprOV,ed Betltahire-- McGdwata, Avoid Sedative Cough Medicines if you want to contribute directly . to the occurrences of capillary been. cliitis and pneumonia use cough medicines that contain codiue, lr l •dal nary ire heroin and other s po � ves i when you have a weigh or cold. An { U expectoian1 like Oha nbt rlain's Cough 1t•entedy le what, Is needed. That cleans out the culture beets or breed- ing places for the germs of pneumonia' and other germ dieeases, That ie why pneumonia never results from a' cold when Chamberlain's Cough ' Remedy ie used, It has' aworld i wide e ll reputation for its cures. It contains 1 no iricrphiue or Other. sedative. For . sale by all dealers. White Data -3, K. Wise, Jas, Al- ton, r1 Black oats -J, K, Wise, Jas, Al- ton. Small peas -3. K. Wise, Timothy peed-J.K. Wise, Jas. Alton]. Red clover -Jas. Alton 2 rowed Barley -J. K. Wise, Ensilage corn --J, Barr, W. T. Jen kine Large oats -Wm, McGowan, 3. 3. Mason. Judge -John Pottor, Blyth, ROOTS Collection of garden ,produce - Mrs, Fenwick, Jas. Jackson. Early potatoes -J. Denholm, J. Pollard, Late potatoes -R, G. McGowan J. Pollard, Field oarrots-Jas. Jackson. Red carrots -D. Laidlaw, F. Toll. Swede turnips -F. Toll, R. B. Mc- Gowan. Turnips any other variety -J. Barr Beets, table -J. B. Tierney, D. Laidlaw. Sugar beets -W. T. Jenkins, Jas. Jackson. Mengel, wurzel long- J. Parrott, Jas, Jackson. Mengel wurzels globe -R. Rich- mond, F. Toll. iMiairngel wurzels, yellow -R.R. Sloan, J. & F. Laidlaw. Pumpkin -J. J. Mason, J, Denholm Squash -H. Young, 5, Denholm Red anions -R. G, Taylor: Field beans -H, Young. Field conn, Dent -J, Denholm; W. T. Jenkins, Citrons-J,'Haggitt, E. Haggitt, Watermelons -J. J. Mason. ,Cabbage -E. Haggitt, J. Jackson Cauliflower -J. Jackson, Mrs•, Fen wick. Sugar beet ,marigolds -J. Den- holm, Jas. Jackson& Flint corn -J. Barr, T. 'H. Taylor. Sweet colla -C. Wightman, Jas. Jackson, . • DAIRY and PROVISIONS. Tub butter -W. Watson, Jas, Al- ton. Home made bread -W. Watson, R B. McGowan, J. Pollard. Crock Ibutter,-W. Watson, Jas. Jackson. Butter 10 lbs -C. Wightman, R. B. McGowaln. Butter 5 lbs -B. Alliin, J. Parrott. 'Extracted: , ingaey-J. & F. Laid- law, A. B. Carr, Display of bees and product -A. B. Oarr. Tea biscuits -J. Jackson,: W. Pot- ter. Maple syrup- R. Richmond, J. Parrott. Canned fruit -R. Richmond Grape wiin,e-Robt. Shortreed, J. Alton. 1• Tomato catsup -Jas. Jackson, Jas Altga, Pickles -R, G. McGowafti, W. Pot- ter. Pickles one quart any kind -Miss C. Dodds, D. Laidlaw. Home made buns -R. B. McGowan David Laidlaw, (Dr)esse& chickelnst.-R. H. Short - reed. Layer cake -R. G. McGowan, B. Alliin. Two pies-R,'H. Shorti(eed, J. Pollard. Lunch -R. G. McGowan. Home made soap -R.11. Shortreed Jas. Alton. Judge -A. G. Calder. FRUIT. Winter apples-R.R. Sloan, Fall apples -C. Wightman, R. R. Sloaln. Bald'wiln-R. R. Sloan, J. B. Tier- ney. r. King of Tompkins -R. R. Sloan, J. B. Tierney. Northern Spy -J. B. Tierney, R. R. Stems, ' Rhode Island 'Greeining-R. R. Sloan, J. B. Tierney. Ribstont pippin -J. B. Tierney, R. R. Sloan. Russet goldeinr-R. R. Sloan,f R. Richmond. (Russet Roxboro -R. Richmond, Jas. Alton,. Seek-ino-further-C, Wightman, R R. Sloaln,. Spitzetnburg-.R. R. Sloan, R. G. Mc Gowalti. Wiaglner-J. B. Tierney. R. R. Sloan Bea . Davie -R. R, Sloan, J. B. Tier ney. Blenheim pippin -C. Wightman, R R, Sloaln. Tatman sweet -J. B. Tierney, Wm, McGowan,. M4aunn-R.R. Sloan, C. Wightman. Stark -R. R, Sloan. SOdow-R, R. Sloan, J.B. Tierney. ,oiretamio-J, J. Mason, RR. Sloan, Powaukoe-F. Toll, W. McGowan Wealthy -J. B. Tier(noy, J. Alton. Canada Red-R.R. Sloan, W. Mc- Gowan:. Colverts-W. T. Jenkins, R. Rieh- niond. Alexander -J. Jackson, R. R. Sloan 20 oz. Pippins -R. R. Sloan. Any other variety -R, R, Sloan, R. Richmond. Crab apples -T, H. Taylor, J. Scott Collections of apples -R, R: Sloan, R. G. McGowan,. OTEERt 1fRUIT. Alton. ,Refers -C. Wightman, Jas. Alton. ;Winter peaits-R. R. Sloan, Jas. Fall pears -J. Jackson, J. Alton Nanwicmk. ed plums, Miss C. )odds, Mrs, Fe Collection of plums -J. Jackson, A.B. Carr Totriataes-.13, & F. Laidlaw, J. J. WOMAN A GREAT SUFFERER Tells How She Was Restored To Health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta- ble Compound. Tilbury, Ont. -"I could praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound all around the world be - kills cause it has done so much for me. For two years I was so run down that I was unable to do my work. I had female weakness and dread- ful periodic pains, constipation and backache, but now I am well of all these things. I took Ly- dia E. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound, Liver Pills and Sanative Wash. I give you permission to publish this letter to help others." - Mrs. WILFRED MAR- CHAND, Box 464, Tilbury, Ontario, Can. Case of Mrs. Tully. Chicago, Ill. - "I take pleasure in writing to thank you for what Lydia E. 'Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has done for me. I suffered with such aw- ful periodic pains, and had a displace- ment, and received no benefit from the doctors. I was advised to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and am now as well as ever." -Mrs. WIL- LIAM Timmy, 2052 Ogden Avenue, Chicago, 111, If yon have the slightest doubt that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta- ble OoznpoGild will help you,write to Lydia E.PinkhamMedicineCo. (confiden tial) Lynn, l'Iass., for ad- vice. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a woman, and held in strict confidence. IGO-apes-W. M. Scott, R, G. Mc- Gowan,. Peaches -RR. Sloan, J. & F, Laid law. Judges -ILK, Revell, Goderich. MANUFACTURES Yarn mat -J. Scott. CHILDREN'S COMPETITION Hemmed, handkerchiefs- J. S. Howrie, Donning socks or stockings -J. Parrlott. Crochet work in, ;wool -J. S. How rue, (Crochet work fin cotton -W. M. Scott J. S. Howrie. Judge -Mrs. E. Carter, Goderich. PLANTS and FLOWERS. Collection of foliage -Miss C. Dodds, Mrs. Fennvick. (Geraniums -Miss C. Dodds. Hanging, basket -Miss C. Dodds, Wzii. Mc:'o'wan, Display of plants -Mrs. Fenwick, Miss C. Dodds. Collection of ferns -Miss C. Dodds Mrs. 'Femiwick, Judge -Mrs. H, Allam, Harlock, CUT FLOWERS. Table boquet-Mrs. Fenwick, Miss C. Dodds. Hand boquet-Miss C. Dodds, Mrs. Fenwick. Dahlias -Mrs. Fenwick. Pansies --Mrs. (Fennvick, J. S. Howrie. Astars-Miss C. Dodds, Mr,S. Feinlwick. Judge -Mrs. H. Anita, Harlock. SCHOOL CHILDREEN'S COMPET. B -Children under 13 years -W, M, Scott, L. McCaughey. C -For children under 10 years - Mabel Hill, Bert McElroy. FINE ARTS. ,Ornaiment or vase -Mrs. D. Crit- tenden, J. S. Howrie. tHandpainted placque in oil -Miss Agnew, W.A. Taylor. Burint work on leather -Miss Liv- ingston. Burnt work on, wood -Mise Liv- ingston. Picture of Human Co. scenery- Miee Agnew, Miss Livingston Painting on bolting cloth- Miss Livingston. China hand painted -Miss Living ston, Mrs, Crittenden. Decorated china id lustile- Miss Livingston. ,Hand painted plates -Mrs. Critter den, Mian Livingston. Oil painitings-Miss Agnew, J. S. Howrie. Water color painting -Miss Liv- ingston, J. S. Howrie Figure painting ii oil -Miss Ag- new, J. S. Howrie. Figure painting in water color -- W. A. Taylor, Mies Livingston, Annuals in oil -Miss Agnew, Mrs. Bele, Animals in water colorl-Miss Liv ingston, W. A. Taylor. Landscape in oil -Miss Agnew, Miss, Livingston. Landscape in water color -W. A. Taylor, Miss Livingston. Crlayom t ,drawing -Mrs. Tamblyn, Miss Livingston. t Pencil drawing• --Mies Livingston J, S. Howrie. Pen, and ink sketches- Miss Liv- ingston. China painting -Mas, (D. Critten- den, Miss Livingston,' Hamid painting ozd'ailk satin or plush -Mrs. E. Adams, Miss Living- ston:. %Pwiinting on glass in oil- Mrs. E. Adams, Miss Agnlewt Pierced brass -J, S. Howrie, Miss Livingston. Judge -L. Brigham, Londesboro. SPECIAL PRIZES. Ilay Bros„ beat collectiolnof grain J. K. Wise. Gray Brea., beat heavy daft 31113' 2 years of over, Snell Dress. 4 - Dr. McTagi garb boa 5lba butter to prints, 0, Wightr0,n,, J,Iyh Hamilton, boat' herd grade cattle, J. Barr. 1 3, M. Hamilton best mare or geld ins, any age„ Snell Bros. R. H. Rohiawn, best `driving out- fit, horse, harness, buggy, L,Lott ' S H. Gridley, box1 1 e of a os pack- ' P P c 1 ng and package, R. R. Slgan, James Cutt, 60 lbs,, tub butter, W, Watsoni, Dr. Milne, best head of cavil - They make You Fool stood flower, J, Jackson,+ L, 0. Charlesworth, boat 3 -year- The pie:earm purgative effect pro- • old roadster, T. Coulter, duced by Chamberlain's Tablets and o the healthy condition J e of the eM r h e been 6 Das, of t' Y+ M uc i butterbody B, Allin, and mind which they create tasks elle Women's Institute, best eollec fell joyful. For sale by all dealers, '* tion of cooking, J, Jackson, C, 'l'msui is quite a hustle on through- out the country over cattle buying ow- ing to the expected advantages of the new tariff with the United States. No one appears to be afraid of being con- sidered disloyal so long as they are advantaged by a better price for their stock, Parma COOKING —At the next meet- ing of Brussels Women's Institute, to be held Friday, October 1701, at 2.30 p. m., prizes will be awarded by the Institute for baking as follows :- ADDITIONAL l.00AL8 Lbeh Il'UL coloring in the Autumn tinted leaves, THE Spanish sash lino rad i p r ne a his be' u i• at fol daughter fake letters are still ou the rounds H, L. Jackson received one this week. "Bert" may adopt that beautiful daughter and receive the millions Khat 8)0 to come as her dower, `44'.41.+4,+.4.4+4+40+Fs : a t 0+0 r •i Chronic Dyspepsia The following unsolicited testi mord- al should certainly be sufficient to give (tope and courage to persons afflicted with chronic dyspepsia : "1 have been a chronic dyspeptic for years, and of all 11)0 med!c!vw 1 have talcen Chamberlain's Tablets have done me more good than anything else," says IV. 0, Mattison, Nu. 7, Sherman St., 11ornellsville, N. Y. For sale by all dealers. PUMPKIN PIES There's a thought that's surely pieasin' at this happy harvest season —'tis a thought that brings a twinkle to all undyspeptic eyes, that our teeth will soon be sunk in great big melting slabs of pun'kin—yum ! in great big yellow quarters of ecstatic puu'kln pies, 'there is nothing meant for eatin' that bas ever had 'em beaten— you may search through all the ages for a finer food in vain ; of the other pies we weary, but from Herschel Isle to Erie we keep sending back for pun'kin once again and yet again. There is something in those mellow great big triangles of yellow that has wondrous fascination for each healthy - minded chap; we partake and shout in chorus, "Cut another big slice for its !— when there's pun'kiu 011 the menu we will never leave a scrap. So these days wheu we're heholdin' puq'kins big and ripely golden do not blame us if we cut up like a crazy two-year-old. Oh, you gladsome pun' - kin pieses, you're the ones that take the prizes ! When again we find you with us then our joy is uncontrolled. Moncriefl The fanners here are taking ad- vantage of the fine weather to fill their silos and do their Fall plowing. This has been a good year to clear and burn off land which will give a larger acteage for crop next year. The congregation of Knox church Alotcrieff have increased their session of Elders from five to eight by the election of William Patterson, Neil SloTaggael and William Harvey, These will be ordained to the office of Eldership on Thanksgiving Sun- day. A Marvelous Encapo "My little boy had a marvelous escape," writes P, G, Bastiain's, of Prince Albert, Cape of Gond Hope. "It occurred in thelmiddle of the night. He got a very severe attack of croup. As luck world have it, I had a large bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Reme- dy in the house. After following the directions for an hour and twenty minutes he was through all danger," Sold by all dealers. Grey Some of the farming community are waiting quite anxiously for the establishment of the rural mail routes in Grey township. Now that the season is advancing towards Winter it is to be sincerely hoped that those who were appointed to look after the building of the new Presbyterian sheds at Oranbrrook will see that the work will be started so it may be completed before cold weather sets in. Itis not very comfortable for horses as itis at present. We are sorry to hear that three cars of wheat loaded at milestone station, Sask., the property of George Campbell, formerly of the 10th eon., were destroyed by fire recently. It seems the elevators were full so grain was put into cat's. As to whether there was insurance or not is not known yet but we hope Air. Camp- bell hais some protection. Harvest has turned out well but not good enough tolose three cars ata time. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills cure many common ailment* which are very different, but which all arise from the same cause -a system clogged with impurities. The Pills cause the bowels to move regularly, strengthen and stimulate the kidn£ys and open up the pores of the skin. These organa immediately throw off the accumulated impurities, and Bill. ousness, Indigesttion,LiverCompplaint, Kidney Troubles, Headaches, Rheam- atism and similar ailments vanish. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills a Save Doctors' Bills MONTHLY HORSE FAIRS BRUSSELS SSEL Regular Monthly Horse Fairs will he held in Brussels this season as follows : THURSDAY, NOV. dtlt, 1918 DEC. 41.0, 1013 JAN. 8th, 1014 31111. 5th, 1014 ALAR. 5th, 1014 APR, 2nd, 1014 Leading Local and Outside Buyers will be predent. 1st 2nd Butter 1 Ib 300 25 Loaf bread white 15 to Brown bread 15 10 Brans 1 doz ,,. 15 10 Plain biscuits 15 10 Fruit cake 25 15 Dark layer cake 20 15 Whitecake 15 to Group cookies light, dark and oatmeal dot each 25 Graham gems, 1r doz. 15 Cornmeal gems i doz...,,,..... .15 Scones 1 c1oz. 15 to • 9 e- Guaranteed r -.- 'carts 1 doz. 15 10 + All Work rifat'�lltpflf� �4 Short cake bread........ 15 10 10 4. Cream puffs 1 doz ....... 15 1T Jewelery Repairing Have your Watch, Clock and Jewel- ry Repaired at J. R. WENDT'S, Wroxeter, and you will get satisfac- + tion. 1 r + 4 Apple pie .r5 10 • 4 Pumpkin pie 20 10 4y,• Competition vial not •be confined to • ••••••••111•11'1' members of the Institute but ladies of • + TherBrese ls willabed locality will feebe welcome. F 4/a Ra Wendt! 'There no entrance but one 4 it exhibit from each competitor will be- • come the property of the Institute. o Jeweller and Engraver Each prize exhibit will also go to In- d, statute, excepting the fruit cake, to be • Wroxeter • sold at close of meeting and funds ep- + plied to Institute work, Entries are to 4 + be placed by 2 o'clock so as to permit { X014+41Oi4+4+4+434+®+4+4+♦ of judging at 2. 3o p. m. You Know Us We are in business right here when, you live. You are an acquaintance, neighbor or a friend of ours. This moneyback• if•not•satisfied offer should prove the sincerity of our claims. When we say we believe we have ly relieve constipation. They act to the best laxative and bask up our overcome the cause of constipation. statementwtthour unqualified prom- They tend to eliminate the cause ise to return without question or of sick headache, biliousness, bad formality the money paid us for it, breath, nervousness and other Ws if it does not prove entirely satis- attendant upon inactive bowels. factory to you, we believe we are en- titled to your confidence. Our business success and prestige depend upon your confidence in us. We know we must secure and hold your confidence in order to get and keep your patronage. Therefore, we would not dare make this offer if we were not positively certain that we can prove our claims for hJ6�"'moi, Our ekperience with them and the many reports we have received from those who have used them prove that they are really the most pleasing and satisfactory bowel remedy we know of. Rexall Orderlies taste like candy. They are soothing and easy in action. They don't cause griping, nausea, purging or excessive looseness, as do the usual physic or laxative. Resell Orderlies seem to act as a tonic - strengthener upon the nerves and muscles of the bowels. They prompt - Make Us Prove This We want you to come to our store and get a package of Rexall Order- lies. Use a few or use up the entire box. Then, if you are not entirely satisfied, come back and tell us and we will promptly return the money you paid us for them. You promise nothing — you sign nothing—you obligate yourself to us in no way whatever. We accept your mere word. Don't you now believe that Rexall Orderlies are worthy of a trial? Could any offer bo more fair? Try Thein at Our Risk We particularly recommend Rexall Orderlies for children, aged persons and for delicate people. Rexall Orderlies come in vest- pocket tin boxes. 12 tablets, 10o; 38 tablets, 25c; 80 tablets, 500. Usual dose one tablet. CAUTION: Please bear in mind that Rexall Orderlies are not sold by all drug. gists. You can buy Rexall Orderlies only at the Rexall Stores. You can buy Resell Orderlies in this community only at our store: Brussels • F. R. SMITH The Att.cde Stare Ontario There is a Remit Store in nearly every town and city in the United States: Canada and Great Britain. There is a different Resell Remedy for nearly every ordinary human ia-- eaoh especially designed for the partioulot ill for which it is recommended. The Rexall Stores are Amorica'a Greatest Drug Stores NERVOUS, LIFELESS DEBILITATED MEN YOUNG MEN AND MIDDLE-AGED the victims of early indiscretions And later Ms. cosecs, who are failures In life—you aro the oneawo can restore to manhood and revive th0.sparkof energy and vitality. Don't give. up in despair because you have treated' with other doctors, used electric belts and tried' various drug store nostrums. Our New Method Treatment has snatched' hundreds from the brink of despair, has M- otored happiness to hundreds of -heroes and hag nmdo successful nen of those who were dawn and out." We proscribe specific rem. edies for each individual case according to the' symptoms and complications—we 11050 no patent medicines.. This is one of the secrets of our wonderful success es our treatment, esu• not fail for we prescribe remedlea adapted to each individual caro. Only eatable eases lto= ceyted, We hav0 done business naoUstiattt Canada for over 20 Yoere, CURABLE CASES GUARANTEED READER ApeeyoAra yyoetimten$dagve tymyt ns your blood been diseodt ravoyou slty weakness? Our New Method antwilt cure you. What It ]me done forr others it win do for you. Consultation Free. NO matter 'wPho has treated you, write for en houAtt' . _ ed) enol d, Ms oath' Fatherhood,"inion Free of "((Stolt t NO NAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT. 140 names on boxes or en» epee. TMENT, Confidential. question List and Coat of Treatment FREE FOR. HOME epee. TREATMENT. DRseKENNED -�� K EwNEDY Cor. Michigan Ave. and Griswold St., Detroit, Mich. All lette NOTICE rs from Canada must tt eddt'e ar to oltr Ganadiau Correspondence Depart- .. , maeressonammas moat in Windsor, Out. If t'o'il desixe to see us personally call at our Medical Institute in Detroit es we see and treat no patients in our Wiudsor ofeces which are for Correspondence end Laboratory for Canadian business only. Address all lettcis as follatta: DRS. KENNEDY & KENNEDY, Windsor, Oiat. Write for ourrivets nddre