The Brussels Post, 1913-11-13, Page 5BUSINESS CAOWW.
WM. SPENOE
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
or MARRIAGE LICENSES
Inpe le the Post 011Ico, Ethel, 30.4
JNO. SUTHERLAND & SONS
LIMITED
011PaPRI &mum)
AUCTIONEERS.
.
141 B. SCOTT AS AN .AUCTIOly•
better,ueu, legel timeandoleesnth prima'
than any other Auctioneer In East Huron or
na w05'6 charge auything, Detail and orders
ORB alwaysbo arranged at thle office or by
p enema! application,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING,
M. SiNULAIR-
• Barrister, Solloltor, Oouveyaueer,
Notary Nubile, &a, Who e -Stewart's Block
1 door North of Central Hotel,
Solicitor for the Metropolitan Bank.
pISOUDFO0T, HAYS & SILLOBAN
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES
PUBLIC, .ETU,
W, I'aoonroom, K. C. R, C. HAYS
1, L. KzSLonLN
OMeas-Those formerly 000apied by Messrs
Cameron &• Holt,
Gonantoa, Onweaco,
QQa.49D T VMS learzfrar
BRUSSELS DR. WARDLAW
Passim's, Curtis
DR. R. F, PARKER
LiSTCWEL, oNT,
Osteopath, Eye Speolallst, rood Solon Met
PlutChronic
and Bruce 1xvWedDoodeye'7. 0aural'to 1I
a. in. , Waimea eule)ttiReally fitted.
JAB ANDERSON,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
Bueoeaeov to M. H. Moore, Office at Ander.
sou Bros, Livery stable, Brueoela, Telephone
No. till,
DA. T, T, NV RAE
Bachelor of Medloine, U01Veroity of Toronto ;
Licentiate and Graduate of the. ()allege of Phy •
slciar
rN and
burgeons,
Ont. kola-gg1•aduate
Chico go Rye, liar, iousens and 'conhroet lion Aral,
Uhiongo,Ill. Toronto, Surgeon to St. Mich.
nel'N Hospital Toronto,
Oilier) over 11', R. Smith's Drug Store, Tele-
phone connection with U)•anbrook at all hours.
DR. F T. BRYANS
Bachelor of Medicine, University of Toronto ;
Ll0entlote of College of Physicians and Sur.
30014, Ontario ; ex -Suncor House Surgeon of
Western Hospital, Toronto. Offioee of late Dr.
A. MuKeyey, Snaith Block, Brussels.
Rural phone 45.
ALEX. 0, M'KELVEY
M. B., M, O,P. 4 S. O.
198 Bloor street Rapt, Toronto
Dleoasee Ear, Nose and Throat
Clinical assistant In Ear, Nose and Throat de.
pertinent NW General Hospital, 'Toronto ;
Post Graduate Harvard Medioul School, Bole
ton ; lute Senior Resident Surgeon class, Eye
&Ear Infirmary • late Clinloa) niiiMM nt In
Noce and Throat depnrl went Mass. tarn, Hos-
pltal ; late House Surgeon Toronto Gmterul
Hospital. tm'In Brussels by appointment.
DR. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL, ONT.
Physlolan and Surgeon ;.Post Graduate coarses
London (Eng.), New York and Chicago Hos-
pitals. Special attention to disease of eye. ear,
nose and throat. Eyes tested for glasses.
MailGoioo SOUTH GOING NORTa 1 Honor grndnate of the Ontario Veterinary
Express 17:06 a m Mail ens 11 6 p in 1 College. Das and night calls. Office opposite
Express 2:55 ti m I Express .....,... 8:52 p m Flour M711, Ethel.
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WALTON
To Toronto To Goderloh
Express 7:52 a m I Express 12116 a m
Express 2:47 p in Expreos 8:88 p
WROXETER
Going Hest - 1:05 n. in. and 8;55 p.m.
Going West - 12:46 and 9:47 p. m'
All trains going East connect with. C. P. R. et
Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T
G. B. stations.
GEO. ALLAN, Local Agent,
ALLAN
UNE
R0 P.L MAIL
9TEAMSjW'3,
o LIVERPOOL
1SG0WLOi DON+1A
Largest and
fastest steamers on
the St. Lawrence route,
For information apply
13 agents, or
the Allan'
line
ONON
W. H. KERR.
Agent Alan Line, Brnosels.
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NO OTHER
COMMERCIAL
SCHOOL
over had truer frhonde among its Y
.J _graduates than rho popular 1.
ELLIOTT
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TORONTO, ONT.
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•S Meriliorious work for the students t
Imo (8000 nn native agent is the up -
'8 building of this Onllrge. Tits school 4
6 offers the best advantages. Studeote
1. may enter at any time. May we send
you our Inndaotne Catalogue 7 ''
Oor. Toting and? W. J. ELLIOTT, y�
Alexander ate. r Principal.
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TRATFORD„ ONT.
Students may enter classes at any
time. '1'hntl0 who enter now will have
anadvantage
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who o
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carettill Ghe New Year, Our courses l�Shorthand and Polo•
graik9 departmentsare thoroughand
Prnotlonl We offer you advantages
not offered
elsewhere to the Province,
Get nI
ice catalogue
and
see It It
y lntereatxttr you.
0 D. A. MCLAOHLAN, Principal.,
64...4zooyo yto, Icrga ayva
Oetv?l,apbrv+Awav59•monawap224..
Enter
Listowel Buslness0
College f
Any time
AND
Grow with u .
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� For psrtteulnrs nddrese- /a�c�
EDWIN Q. MATTHEWS, Prin. j.
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THE
Best Brains
111 Canada have participated in the pro.
paration of our splendid Home Study
0061,00, in Ranking, eoh odes, Higher
Amounting,Uoem•clnl Art, Show
Oard Writing, Photography, odrnol•
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Hint, Short Story
wrItft'g, Shorthand
mad BOoktceeeleg.. soleet the. work
which meat tatereatn roe and write ne
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THE SHAW COflRESP0 flENCS SCNOOL
391+7 Tonga 9t.t Toronto,
MISS ANNIE J. WREN
Pupil of Dr. Dickllneou, of Toronto Conserve-
tory
of
ohattllinited number to Wye
uaPhone
No. 58 or call a t Methodist Parsonage, Brea -
eels. 17.tf
MAUDE O. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal graduate Department of Ophthsl•
urology, Mo0ormick Medical College, Chicago,
511,, is prepared to test eyes and 1(4 glasses at
her office over Grawai,'s Restaurant, Brussels,
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of every
week. Office hours Ito 6 p, m, Forenoons
by appointment, Phone 1219.
T. R. BENNETT
will give better satisfaction to both buyer gild
seller than any other Auctioneer and
ontyy(Marge what is reasonable. Sales conducted
nnywhare in Onterlo. Pure bredstook saes
a
OPeelalty,
Write or
'phone 2B Wroxeter,
'.araI Reba Items
READ THE POST Clubbing rates ou
Pnge 4.
ROBERT GORDON, of McKillop, who
races the serious charge of killing his
father, worked for several months au
the barber shop of Councillor Jno.
Hewitt, Brussels, and was a quiet, well
behaved young man while in town.
Do You Fool Tho Pinch 4
Not of poverty, but of corns, aching
corns, that can be cured by Putnam's
Corn Extractor ? Don't suffer, use
"Putnam's"-sold everywhere in 25o
bottles.
OBITUARY POETRY. -Freta time to
time we have to decline obituary verses
that are sent to us for insertion, For
various reasons they are not a form of
contribution that is encouraged by most
newspapers however much the editor
might sympathise with the bereaved.
Some publishers will not insert them at
all. Others charge the advertising rate
of ten cents, (which is nearly! rohibitive),
and we belong to the latter class.
GOOD MOVE -'rhe order has gone
forth at Strathroy that no longer will
merchants be permitted to display roots,
vegetables or any kind of produce in
front of their stores, unless it is covered
and placed above high water mark. In
case the new regulation is not observed,
the Inspector will cause the tardy to
suffer the penalty of the law under the
Public Health Act, and in case of in
formation
beingreceived of env produce
being ce
being damaged by dogs or any other
animal, he would immediately order the
same to be destroyed.
PAY CAR GOES -Among the relics of
antiquity will !Wetly be placed the "pay
car" on the Grand.Trnuk Railway It
is stat
edt
a the. T. headquarters
G nd cart
g
es
that. checksill be
w forwarded to the
ticket agents at
the various nus Point
son
tie system, and passed out by him to
the authorized heads of the different
des)artnteuts for distribution among the
employees. A receipt wire attached
to each check. Each et>iployee will be
required to append his signature: also
that of a witness will be required, and
the
chock returned ne to Montreal,
STRATFORD gays the bump" to the
proposal to guarantee the bonds of the
Avon Hosiery factory's extension. D.
M. Ferguson, who is one of the promot•
era of this bustling industry, spent his
early days fu Brussels and if Stratford
does not play fair with him we'll have
to bring him bacir home. By-law was
defeated by 70 00 the necessary* majori-
ty required, Mr. Ferguson says the
Company will
q not likely go
on with th
P Ys
Y
extension w
0 1. Ferguson, of Bras
sets is a stockholder c holder in theai
S ne con
ter n
NOTICE. . -For the benefit of ladies in
russels ai
)d vicinity who were pre•
opted tvituessiug tate demonstrations
iven by me of a simple labor-saving
evice in the forth of a "Vacuum
ashen" I wish to state that although
not remain o e natn loui or in Brussels
resent the "device" rerhiains and can
e seen and proven to your own satin•
erica by applying to Mrs. Jesele I{err,
the Public Library, or by letter. I
ave several orders for Brussels which
am holding over until next week so as
give you an opportunity of placing
tie orders so that as many as possible
an be sent at one shipment. You do
t take any risk in piecing your order
r the reason that if you are not setis-
d niter a month's trial o s r al tlso Cotnpal:y
manioc t0 take back the
washer Mill
fund your money, Kindly piece Tour
der with Mrs, Keir as soon as poseihle
not thls,weok ttien:as soonl as 1d 00tt-
nMontr y fod,N,IGtldA.
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erly of this locality, preaehed last Su
day ith Stratford,
fens Peen, who has been at Coch
rano, New Ontario, all Summer super'
vlsing building operations, has returne
to his home at Mitchell for the Winter
He says building contracts were quit
bfislc le that country this year. Mr,
Pugh was n former Brusselite and
usually pays a visit to town at least once
a year.
CLEANING UP CesiemoN.-'1'ns 'Pose
has entered upon a cleaning up campaign
of back subscriptions and long'
1 accounts which will bo pushed past due
Italy, even if we have 10 resort togtl e
emote III an acme cases, to get what
is due us. With the rapid rise of . el
most everything about a printing officewaiting years for Shoo a subscription
and for small accounts of 5oc up can no
longer be permitted. We have to pay
cash every week for wages, paper, ink,
freight, postage, etc , and to keep thisup we must get what legitimately be-
longs to us. If you are in arrears kindly
give this matter your immediate at-
tention.
". GIRL SUFFERED
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T RUigLY
LOCAL OPTION rN_LUCI{NOW.+F6ont a
prominent Lucknow citizen comes the
following article concerning Local Op-
tion in that place that should carry
weight :- Without prejudice I say Local
Option has been a blessing to Lucknow.
Drunkeoess has been reduced to a min-
imum. Law and order prevail. Hotel
accommodation is better titan for years
past, and is available at rates no higher
than are generally charged by good
licensed hotels. Ina year of agricultur-
al depression, business Has been up to
the average, and in some cases much
above it. Good dwelling houses are at
a premium. 'there is among the people
a new feeling of hopefulness and buoy-
ancy ahnost pathetic,. compared with
nearby places where license still prevails.
Lucknow is not only more desirable as
a business and residental centre because
of Local Option, but is now generally
recognized as such by many people who
formerly doubted. These are the facts
verified by any unprejudiced inquirer.
Doctors Change Their Mothoda
Years ago they fought ctttatrh by
internal dosing, 1'lley saw this ruin-
ed the stomach and changed to ()zon-
ated air 'cure, better known as "Uat-
arrhoz(mle." This 'treatment is sure
tai cure. It goes to the source of the
disease ; it destroys tie causes that
maintain camel) and even in the
worst cases permanent cure is guaran-
teed, Failure with Catarrhozone is
impossible. Antiseptic, healing and
far-reaching, its bound to cure every
tittle. Endorsed by more than twenty
thousand physicians in America, alone
one
and sold in 25e and $1.00 sizes by all
dealer's.
Ethel
SCHOOL REPORT, -The following is
the report of Ethel School for October,
names in order of merit. Those mark-
ed with an asterisk missed one or
more eXanllllat101Ja. Number enroll-
ed 54, average attendatice 45. Sr. IV.
Stuart McDonald, Jr IV.-Oeci1 Bate-
man, Archie McDonald, Dave McKee,
1lyrtle Lemont, Jas. Lucas. St. III.
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k, K1'auter. Jr. III. -Bernice Cole, 0.
Ferguson, George McGee, Mat.
Vodden, George Rowland, Quest Dob-
son, Willie Dane, Vernal 11icCall, Will
Rowland, Bertha Cole, Irene McKel-
Goar elicPollatd*,Mlinnie Pearl
al1 Love*,
Sr. lI.-Margaret McDonald, Leslie
Pollard, Milton Flood, Isola Mitchell,
(thea McLelland*, Blake Howlett*,
Edwin Kramter", Jr. II. -Ella Mitch-
ell, Lily Sanders, Lloyd Dunbar, Viola
Mitchell, Willie Woods, Olaremce
Flood. First. -Myrtle lylcKee, Ruby
Cleaver, Willie Mitchell, Mervyn
Ealcinier*. Primer. -caulker Mitch-
ell, Muriel Welsh, Susie Rowlond, Ev-
erett Wright, Edwin Gill*, Everett
\Wight. Jr Primer. -Jennie McKee,
Edith Dane, Ralph Rowland, Annie
Woods, Alice Davidson, Hanley Eck -
infer, Carl Lamont, prolene Gibson*.
. E. S. Daubrook,
Teacher,
Blue Pills No Longer Use d,
When your stomach needs cleans-
ing, the bowels increased activity, the
liver additional power, don't use
01e1' u1'11
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hila Gc
Dr.
pills, Hamilton's.
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Vegetable in composition, extremely
mild
et ears
Lo flush
. Y out
all inn ori,
ties and wastes, no remedy is so well
adopted for family use, 'Positively
cure for biliousness and sick headache,
nnfaflhlg in constipation and bowel
trouble, exceptionally good for in-
digestion, 00 medicine is so
un
iversal
IY needed 'mevery home Is De. Munn-
ton's
au-ton'a Pills.G o
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c (1 tor theyn ,
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the
01d. the sick and .the well ones, the
benefits of De. Hamilton's Pills are
manifold.. Sold everywhere in 25c
bottles.
Goderlch
Mrs
T. (Rev.) J.P Lo ear
of Lnns •
g
cul*, 16110)1., is visiting het sister, Mrs.
(Dr.) Whitely, the Oreseent,•
Ater being approved of by the
special committee and eatifie(1 by the
town Council, the American Road
Manhim.e Oo. bylaw will be voted on in
Gnderich on November 29L11.
Sunday afternoon hist the Metho-
dist, Baptist and Presbyterian Sunday
schools united in Knox church for
the observance of World's Temperan-
ce Sunday.
Y
Miss Ella atone of
B
sanghah
. d who
has
been vlsatanl, bee cansins, the
Misses Bellaeuy, at Dnngarnlon spent
at part of lust week with Arthur and
Mrs. 13eavers and friends in Godeeich.
The police are after a bunch of boys.
who committed some depredations on
Hallowe'en, and when the Bet is com-
pleted the youngsters will have to
face the1•
P. i h and exP
lain Utah. e oon-
duct,
P1111 Assizes will open in Golleeich
on Tuesday, Nov. 25th, Justice
Britton presiding. Dudley Holmes,
K.' C., of Witlghahn, has been ap-
pointed to conduct the et'own buss-•
mess. The only ease 011 the criminal
docket is the liitrg vs. Robert Gor-
don, of McKiliop, charged with kill-
ing his father.
Annual meeting of the Children's
Aid Society; for the County,
twill be held in
C
the 1 0t1rL• Howe on
Monday evening, Nov. 17th. J.
Kelso, Prov. Shpt. of Neglected
0)1114ren, has kindly premised to at-
tend and tlelivot' an a dies0, and this,
At. Regular Intervals ---Says
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound com-
pletely cured her.
Adrian, Texas. -"I take pleasure in
adding my testimonial to the `great list
and hope that !twill
be of interest toted-
feting
oau&fering women. For
four years I suffered
untold agonies at
regular intervals.
Such pains and
crampa,severe chills
andsicknessatstom-
ach, then finally hem-
orrhages until I
would be nearly
blind. I had five
doctors and none of them could do more
than relieve me for a time.
"I saw your advertisement in a pa-
per and decided to try Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound. I took
seven boxes of it and used two bottles
of the Sanative Wash, and I am com-
pletely cured of my trouble. When I
began taking the Compound I only
weighed ninety-six pounds and now I
weigh one hundred and twenty-six
pounds. If anyone wishes to address
me in person I will cheerfully answer
all letters, as I cannot speak too highly
of the Pinkham remedies." -Miss JEs-
SIR MARSH, Adrian, Texas.
Hundreds of such letters expressing
gratitude for the good Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound has accom-
plished are constantly being received,
proving the reliability of this grand old
remedy.
If you want special advice write to
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicilte Co. (cont.
deutial) Lynn, i)Iass. Pour letter will
be opened, read and answered by a
Woman and held in strict confidence.
1II1ij iiiii`iktl 110illeinilllisa
!iii:..'
•with the report of County Agent G.
M. Elliott, will wake a Most interest-
ing and instructive evening for all
W110 attend,
Morris
SOHOOI. REPORT. -Following is the
report of S. S. No. 9 Morris for the
mouth of October :- Examined in
Arithmetic, Selling and History.
Sr. IV. George McArthue52X. Jr, IV.
Lily Jackson 48. Jr. II1. Edna McCall
00,' Cora Skelton 40, Glen !Selly 28,
Earl Watson 27. Sr. 1I. Vina Wyatt
03. For general work, Jr. II. Bert
Kelly 299 Pt. II. Itilu•y Readmam
178, Joe Readwau 149, Ross Button
128. Printer, May \Vetsou, Kali
Headman.
Margaret Cowan, Teacher.
SCHOOL REPORT, -The following is
the t'eport for S. S. No. 1, Morris for
October -Sr'.: IV. -R. Laidlaw 92,
W. Phelan 72, L. Regent -et 62, I. Wal-
lace 00. Jr. 1V. -.Hall 60, B.
Brown 68, 11, Nivins 55, Sr. IIL-T.
Rogerson 75. Jr. IIh-L, Phelan 77,
D. Wallace 75, 11. Baines 15. Sr, II.
-N. Kelly 79, 111, Brown 76, M. Heal-
ey 75, E, Healey 72, I. Pease 44, 3,
Craig 18. Jt'. IL -L. Pear 82, R. L.
Laidlaw 77, E. Nivino 05, W. Kelly
48, 0. Cunningham 4, A. Kirk 20.
Part I. -B. Pease fair. Sr. Primer. -
S. Cunningham, Perfect attendance,
D. Wallace, L. Fear, N. Kelly, M.
Healey. Number on roll 30. Aver-
age attendance 25. M. E. FEAR,
Teacher.
SCHOOL REPORT. -Following is the
•sport for the month of October of
8. No, 8, Morris Dnt. Class. -
George Agar 340, ***Luella Brewer
4, Sr. M. -Ernestine Sellers 429,
George Brewer 248, *Lorne 'Purvey
14, ***Florence Kerney 100, ***Charlie
ouch 00. Jr. III, -Elva Warwick
41, Cameron 145200ard 837, Cora
ouch 322, Charlie Bosnian 315, Sr.
L -Frank 01613)iae 548, *Ethel Ger-
des
**George 401 n•*Harvey
Get e
Fell
g
amiss 244, ****'Wilmer 815,erney 1
r. II. -Ehler Forbes 550, *Marjorie
realty 394. Pt. 1L -Alfred John -
tan 178, May Winwick 184, Fred
newer 105, Jim 'Purvey 71. Pt, ].-
anet AI
ucVel i •
t 222
Fewer 11l
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Bertha Son l
ct303 808,•W
alter
Sellers
88,Charlie
Warwick
103 Lillian
amiss 155, Adella Tntvey� 129•
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examinations n nat.i
Dna pupil was
bsent, Average attendance 22.
MAUDE FRY.FOC+LE, Teacher,
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■ Fraser
IfENNIirY -- BBIMA0onia.--.. Theoybui•m (Sisk,) Review gives the
following note of interest to the poo.ple of t ilis0191lmunity :-"A very pr'et•
tip house wedding was celebrated on
1 :lhurSday, October 10th, ill the VOW*
dente of Robe. and Mrs, Mooney,
when two of SVeybuti8'2 popular
young people, namely Miss Clara
Eliza Mooney and Jatnee Kennedy
Brilnaconlbe, D. D. S„ L. D. S,, were
united. In marriage. Owing to the
recent death of Lhe bride's father,
Henry Mooney, the wedding Wee a
quiet, only the Immediate fele
Lives of the contracting parties being
present. alt. '
lh ceremony I e 0 e
Icon was l
tv ePor I
by Rev. J. Ii. Toole,ypaetor of the
Methodist church and the subscribing
witnesses were Miss Minnie Mooney,
sister of the bride and 3, K. Keister,
M. D., of 0 erna, After a weclding
lunch had been served the party
motored to the 0. P. R, depot where
the young couple took the train for a
abort wedding tour to pointe in the
U. S„ followed by the hearty good
wishes of a very large circle of
friends." The many old friends of
the bride in this locality wish her and
her husband a long and happy life."
Listowel
W. McLauchlin hoe sold his Milk
business to A. E. \Vakeford, who is
110ty !n pleaeeslon.
Ladies of the Methodist ('(lurch are
giving a Bazaar fn Mc'Donald's hall
on Nov. 20th and 21st..
The ftll'nitnl e factory commenced
night work last week in under to
catch up witil their work.
A nnlnl)06 of gentlemen fermi the
VaLr'inue churches in town attended
the Laymen's Missionary Conven-
tion in Stratford.
The electric motor has been instal-
led in the 14146(ing mill and the ma-
chinery has been set in place. Alb.
Becker 01wnleneed operations Mon-
day 0101 nimg.
Maurice A. MsLelluud, Ethel, and
Arthur \V. Vaudeiek, of town. have
p11000(1 their Jntlrur 130016kceping
examinations at Listowel Business
College, They twill go on with their
intermediate department wink,
101el, Robb, fol'uheely a stndel,t of
the Listowel High School and a valu-
ed member of the Hough Cup
and Intermediate W. F. A. clhampinn•
si)ip football teams, is pitying on the
Vansil y Senior soccer team.
Microbes in Your Scalp
Authorities say that a microbe
causes baldness. If you are losing
hair try our remedy at our risk.
Professor Unna, of Germany, and
Dr. Sabouraud, the great L'rench
Dermatologist, - claim that a 1ni-
crobe causes baldness and their
theory has been verified by eminent
scientists. This microbe destroys
the hair follicles, in time causing the
scalp pores to close and the scalp to
become shiny. Then, it is believed
nothing tv91 revive the growth. 1f
treated before this occurs, baldness
may be overcome.
Wo know of nothing that has
given such universal satisfaction in
treating the scalp and hair as Resell
"93" Hair Tonic. It has been de-
signed after long study to overcome
the cause of falling hair as discovered
botherrrscalp and hair Sabouraud
and
we believe it will do more than any-
ff and
stop6fillelse g hair; and if any n to remove human
agency can promote a new growth
of hair it will do that, too.
We want you to make us prove it.
We will pay for a month's treatment
of Rexall "93" Hair Tmtic used dun••
lug a trial, if you will use it ac-
cording to directions, and are not
thoroughly satisfied. when the will
do this, you surely should not hesitate
to at least try it.
Start the treatment today. Your
mere request will got your money
back if you want it. Two sizes, 50e
and 81.00.
You can buy Rexall "93" Hair Tonic
in this community only at our store:
F. R. �S�MITH.
Brussels Ther v���atm Ontario
Thom is a Rozell Store in nearly o town
and city In the- United States, Canada and
Great Britain. There is a different Resell
Remedy for nearly every ordinary human M-
eech especially designed for the Particular in
for which it is recommended.
The Resell Stores are America's Greatest
lerug Stores
Blyth
Wm. Jackson ltas a hen that laid an
egg Sx0I inches in circumference.
Mrs. It. B. McGowan left last week
on a visit to relatives at Denfield.
De. W.
Sloan,
of Toronto, t0 visited
,
his brother r
,A.\\.Sio
Sloan, during
g
past week
John Denholm who has been in tihe
West for lite past nhnnth on a collect-
ing trip, has arrived home,
Alts, (Rev.) Jewitt entertained the
adult bible class, and the officers and
teachers of the Methodist Sunday
School.
Miss G. Laundy has taken a posi-
tion as teacher In a school at Seskeni-
lea, New Ontario, and left to com-
mence her duties.
Win, Bart has received the contract
of carrying the mail on the Blyth
-Westfield rural route and will 00111 -
thence duty shorty.
The family of Adam McKenzie have
moved to.Olinton, where they will re-
side. Mr. Strutrvill move they.
nto the
house t vacated bY 14 1
xs AIoKeu
zle
N Outran has installed el ditto
g e
lights
w his new tv house o yy
Sreet, and when he gets the verandah
built he will have It vety comfortable
home.
John Emig)) arrived home from a
few 100111lhs visit with his sou Will,
at Whitewood Sask„ and his daugh-
ter, Mrs. (Judge) Jackson, at Leth-
bridg e
1 Alta.
Joseph as ih Ononbs Toronto, Ln, was re-
newing acquaintances in Blyth dur-
ing the past week, He was employed
during the Summer at railroad con-
tracting in New Ontario,
Following officers of the W. F. M.
S. of St, Andrew's church were elect-
for
lect•
edfortl )
to ensuing
Mts. 1 year ;--Preaidenty
McKellar ' g
, let Vice -Pres., Mrs.earns ; 2nd Vico-P1'es., Mrs. W. D.
Turner Treasurer, Mrs. R. B. Ma -
Gowan ; Secretary, Mis, W, D. Turn-
er •
Organist,M
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s, Jas
. ho u
chicTidha a Secret xyr Mrs,
R. M. Mc-
Kay, Delegates to Haroth 'Presbyters•
al Convention at Exeter, Mrs, A. Tay,
lor, Mrs, Turner, Mrs. Mal ellar,
Mtn. Qttrtie and Miss kxoc+d,
Your Oven Gains
by Our Oven Test
p
Your oven becomes a
certain producer -of more
bread and better bread.
- We can promise that,
Fs
For from
_each .shipment
rJ111 1
PURITY� neat
1
of wheat delivered at our mills
we take a ten pound sample,
We grind it into flour. We
bake the flour into bread.
If this bread is high in
quality and large in quantity,
we use the shipment. Other-
wise we sell it.
There is no guess -work
about our ;promise of more
bread and better bread from
flour bearing this name.
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Tare 41tread and Better Bread" and
10 "Better Pastry Too" 525
Alex, McOreight had excellent suc-
eea this year in raising onions. From
$ of an acre he raised over 1140 pounds
which he shipped last week to F.
Swallconbe, Hensali, receiving 5
cents per pound.
Atwood
Elmla Council will meet on Dec. 191.
Following composed party from
here for the deer hunt; John San-
derson, David Graham, Stan. Ford,
Melvyn Struthers, Jack Quipp, Sam.
Hiles, John Vallance, Chas. Vallance,
Hugh Walker, Wm. Kendal, Chas.
Ritter, Milverton,
Mrssiouary Campaign in the Strat-
ford District of the Methodist church
c0mmeneed Sunday. Bev. E. A.
Moorehouse, Monkton, represented
the work here and preached morning
and evening and at Donegal in the
afternoon. Rev. Dr. Hisser conduct-
ed siuhilar services on 1lioukton 046.
curt,
Annual meeting of Maple Leaf Beef
Ring was held at the residence of W.
G. Inglis. There was a large repre-
sentation of the ^members present.
There were 22 beeves killed, aggregat-
ing 10,000 pounds of beef. After the
business of the, year was finished the
President, F. J. Curtis, asked if any-
body wishes to pull out of the ring
and there being no response the elec-
tion of officers for 1914 was proceeded
with. The following officers were
elected :- President, F. J. Cur tis
Secretary, R. T. Farrell ; Treasurer,
Wm. Vipond ; Butcher, W. G. In-
glis ; Inspector's, Abraham Baker and
Walter Inglis. After the business
was concluded, Mr. and Mrs. Inglis
treated the members to a sumptuous
repast in their usual excellent style.
A vote of thanks to the host and host-
ess brought a very successful meeting
to a close.
The Government steamer Acadia is on
the way to hunt for the new island re.
ported off Sable Island.
Lillian Waterman, of Ottawa, was
killed and nine others persons were in-
jured in a accident on the C. P. R. at
Moose Jaw, Sask,
Premier Borden has gone south for six
weeks' rest, on the order of his physic-
ian, Hon. Geo. E. Foster is to be acting
Premier in his absence.
The first section of the National Trans.
continental Railway completed and
ready for traffic is a fifty -mile stretch
West from the Quebec bridge,
Arrangements are about completed
on
London Street Railway Iwo to
use Hydro
power, the agreement being for 1,000
h. p 01 $36. 60 6110 for twelve years.
Sick Hea►dasci,.es--
are not caused u d bY anything thing wrong
in
the head, a both const! a '
Y trop biliouta
P
nese and indigestion. d cation.
Headacheg
powders or tablets may deaden, but
cannot cure them. Dr• Mwawa'e
Indian Root Pills do cure sick head-
ache in the sensible way by removing
the constipation or sick stomach
which caused them. Dr. Morse's
Indian Rooti
P lis are
purely re!p
,
table, free from anyharmful drug,safe and sure. When you fed the
headache coming take
Dr. Morse's
Indian Root Pills
Police Constable John L. McNerney
tvas electrocuted, at Vancouver, Satur-
day night while attempting to release a
crossed wire from a street lamp. Me-
Nemoy was 35 years of age, and a native
of Inkerman, Ont.
While alighting from a car Sunday
evening in Weslmouut, Montreal, Mrs,
J. Rothschild fell and wise crushed to
death beneath the wheels of the cat.
Mrs. Rothschiid's headwas completely
severed from tier body.
WhyChestChest Colds Aro Bangers:re-
• 1' .
They lead to pleurisy and pneumon-
ia. Follow the advice of W. H.
Powles of Powle's Corner, Ont., who
says : "I used to be subject t0 attacks
and although I used most everything
nothrnp relieved quickly till I die-'
covers P
4P.T' Ill
N v ne. i have used it
for
pleurisy and sore chest and found it
just the proper thing, For Lumbago
or. Neuralgia it's quick as if htning. I
cheerfully recommend Nerviline,"
Strongest, cleanest, most pain de-
stroying liniment on earth is Poison's
Nerviline, 25c bottles sold everywhere.
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stamemememearemmemermsemagmee
The
yR
Regina
Watch
How about that old. watch P
Is it not giving satisfaction P
Have it exchanged' -for a .
REGINA and yon will always
be sure of the right time. They.
are sold at the following prices :
7 -jewelled 20 -year Banner
Gold-filled Case - -811.75
15 -jewelled 20 -year Banner.
Gold-filled Case - 13.75
17 -jewelled 20 -year Banner
old -filled Case • - - 18.75
'7 - jewelled Waterproof.
Nickel Case - -. _ 8.20
15 -jewelled Waterproof
Nickel Case - - •- 10.20
17 - jewelled Waterproof
Nickel Case - - - 18.20
These Watches are all guaran-
teed for three years.
46.416.
L. BLAKE
Walton - Ontario
imuseememmuimmiii
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HAVE
AVE Y
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madeProvieion for employment
der -
hi g the Fall aui Wintermon5110
or do
you wish ateady remunerative work
the year thrugh. Write us andeesnrd
our agent's terms.
We offer the best
in the business. Pity weekly, free out-
fit, exclusive territory.
OVER 600 ACRES
under o lti
u vstion, EntprhIged over
85 years. A reputation for high grade
stook and fair dealing, A salesman
can make money selling for us•.. We
i
want an an
al otic reliable e
a
mt for
Brussels end vicinity, Far tame
writs
PELHAM NURSERY CO.,
Toronto, Ont.
N. B. Free catalogue on request.
Apples Wanted
AT THE BRUSSELS EVAPORATOR
On or after September
T5511. 1. The
highest
st
market prices will be paid according to
quality. Apples may be shaken off trees.
Packers' culls, windfalls, etc., will be taken.
Small or Soft Apples will not be Accepted
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BURCDIOE {7[ GO., Brussels
'PHONE 38x,