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AUCTIONEERS.
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8. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
.ii • EBB, Will bell for better prloes, to
butter man in lees time and less charges
than any other Auctioneer in Fast Boron or
Ile won't charge anything. Dates and orders
eau always be arranged et this otiloo or by
p
emu mal application,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
lii‘j M. SINOLAIR-
V I • hurrleter, 8olloitor, Conveyancer,
Notary Public, ho. Cale* -8 tawart's Blook
I door North of Cell tral Hotel.
Solioltor for the Metropolitan Bank,
HOUDFOOT, SAYS & KILLORAN
BARIt1S1ER8, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES
PUBLIO, ETU.
W. PnouraMOT, K, C, li 0. Hexa
S. L. ISILL0aAN
OU)uee-Those formerly occupied by Mooers
Cameron 44 Holt,
if minion, Urrramo.
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FICt,To LIVERPOOL -GLASGOW
LONFine, modern
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P�* ers - equipped with
every comfort and
luxury. For infor-
mation apply agents,
or 14
the Allan Line, Taranto
W. H. KERR,
Agent Allan lone, Brussels.
Winter Term Opens Jan. 5th
4h Ono School that las thorough c0ur-
l sea, excellent equipment, minable
Vteachers, and anioys n wide -Spread pat- .N
I soilage la the popular moo;
ELLIOTT
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•d Thls lustitutioa hes n olefin cut re -
,F',, cord for successful wo lc. We assist tl
- nor students to obtain employment. 9'
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tion -e8)' via 0080 -not the oiteap, or.
dinnry or low grade kind. Write to- i>,.,
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enter fid the New Year. Our coursed
in Commercial, Shorthand and Tele.
grnphy departments ere thorough and
practical, offered We offer you advantages .
not n our free oatalo In the Province,
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Business Cards
DR. R. F, PARKER
L STOWEI-, ONT,
Osteopath, Bye SpeoballeG, Food Solon t•Ixt
Chronlo and Nervous Dleensos• At Dlrs. 0, as
.Plum's BrusselsWednesdays 7 to 8, rn, to 11
0.111. Waimeagelentlaenlly llttetl.
JAS ANDERSON.
VETERINARY SURGEON.
811000.1001' to DI. H, 1Stuore, OWoo at Ando• -
son OMR. 14 very stable, Brussels, Telephone
No. e0.
DR. T. 7. M'RAE
Bachelor 0f Medicine, University of Toronto ;.
Licentiate and G udunte of the Oollegoof P117-
,380118110 and Surtuonx, .Out - Post -graduate
Chicago Bre, Ear Nose mud 'Throat Hospltell,
OMosbe° 111. Ex aouee Surgeon to St. Mich.
sot's Hospital, Toronto.
0111oe over 1+',18, Shcith'a Drug Store, Tele-
phone oonnection with Orenbrookatall hours.
-DR. F. T. BRYANS
Bachelor of D edlel110, University of Toronto ;
Licentiate of Oullege of Physicians and Sur-
geons, Ontario ; ex -Senior Benue Shrgcon of
Western Hospital Toronto, Offices of late Dr.
A. M^Hovey Smith Block, Br)1us01a.
Rural phone 41,
ALEX, 0, M'KELVEY
M.B., M. C.P.G S. O.
188 Bl on street East, Toronto
Diseases Ear, Nose and Throat
Olh;tonl as -extant In Bar, Nore end '1Must de-
portment Now General Ho0pitel, Toronto ;
Yost Graduate Harvard Medical School, Bos-
ton ;Into Senior Resident Surgeon DHSS. Eye
&Eur Infirmary late Clinical 1)0616)0118 1n
Nose and Throat department Mass: Lice. Hos-
pital;late House Surgeon Toronto General
Hospial. LTLn Brussels by appointment,
DR. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL, ONT.
Physician and Surgeon; Post Graduate courses
London (Eng.), New York and Chiango Hos.
Otitis. Special attention to disease ofeye. ear,
nose and throat. Eyes tested for glasses.
OR. WAROLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night calls. Office opposite
Flour Mill, Ethel.
MISS ANNIE J. WREN
Pep11 of Dr. Dickinson, etTorontoConserve•
tory of Musk:, is prepared to give music les-
sens to n limited number of pupils. Phone
No, 08 or cell at Methodist Parsonage, Brus•
selx. 17.88
MAUDE O. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal graduate Department of Ophthal-
mology, Ma0olm ick Medical College, Chicago,
Ill., is prepared to test eyes and 48 glasses at
her office over Grewse'a Resta avert t, Brussels,
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of every
week. Office hours Ito 0 p. nl, 13'uronoone
by nppoilltmelt, Phone 1210.
T. R. BENNETT
W)Il give better satisfaction to both buyer and
stiller than any other Auctioneer and only
charge what is reesoueble. Sales conducted
anywhere In Ontario. Pure bred stook Bales a
Heeoialty,
Write or 'phone 28 Wroxeter.
Jistzirt ffeips
Belgrave
FART WAWANOSH CloUSo L.-
1linutes of Council meeting held on
Nov. 10111. • lletnbees all present.
Minutes of last meeting read and con-
drlued. Aioved by 1l.5La'. Irwin second-
ed by Mr. Stonehouse that Peed. Toll
be granted the privilege of putting
in 35 o1.40 feet more of tile so that
i portion the tile p t G n will then extoll a-
round the bend on the Toll Drain as
advised bythe Dn iueer in his re )art
on the sace,-0acrled. The usual
13y -Law for appointing place of nomi-
nation. places of election, D. R. 0.
LLl Poll Omits was tai
and massed..
A number of accounts were ordelud
to be paid. Council then adjourned
to meet according to Statute 011
December 16th at 10 a. in.
Morris
Miss Edith Jackson, 81.,h line, left
on Monday of last week, on ai visit to
her sister, Mrs. AlcDonatld, of Brigden.
SCHOOL REPORT. -Following is the
report of S. S. No. No, 12 Morris and
Hallett for the month of October
Senior IV -Carrie Dempsey, Dave
Watson. Junior IV -Elva Rich-
mood. Senior III -Kenneth Taylor,
Maggie Wells, George Watt, J.
Young. Junior III-Iihu•old Wallace.
Senior II -Clifford Wallace, Merium
Richtnood. Senior I-Arel)te Young.
Junior I -Jean Pate, Willie Wells.
Baroid Taylor, Edna Brown, Katie
Laidlaw, Dorothy Bryant.
0. EDDIEBTON, Teaches'.
Whon Ohlldron Aro Sick.
They eat something that disagtees,
catch cold, have camps or colic. If
there is a pain just apply Neeviline,
rubn for in-
side
nod to11 d fo a c h
side eta most contorting. Effective
and pleaeent, you can't find a house.
hold panacea to equal Poison's Nerv-
dine. Used with satisfacjot for half
u century and in better.dStnand every
day because it dons stop pain, ease
suffering and °nee the thousand and
one ills than constantly arise in the
family. Lai go bottles at all dealers
for 25c.
Atwood
Municipal Council of Enna will meet
at the usual place Monday, Dec. 1st.
'L. Pelton left for Detroit having
been called there on account of his
son being dangerously ill with
I)11811111011ia.
'fife following officers were elected
for the year ineolnuection with Elms
Sunday School Association 1- Presi-
dent, 'Thos, Hammond ; Vice -Presi-
dent, Harold Peter; Sec, lreas., Luke
Lucas ; Temporance, L A. Turnbull ;
Missionary, 18. W. Vipond ; 'reacher'
Training, Rev, W. A. Antos ; Women
Missi,n,u'V, Miss I. Parker ; 1lemen.
Lary, Mee, Luke Lucas t Secondary
Dept., C. i ILlles Adult„lae. Ilalding,
Shams RING. -The 14th annual meet-
ing of Mt. Pleasant Beef Association.
was held at 'r. 1E. Iiatnlnond s 0888•
11111100 wheel, it 101ow0(1 by the reports
that 22 beeves haul been slaughtered
diming the season which had lade an
aggregate amount of 11,180' lbs. of
dressed meal, an average of 613 lbs.
lper beeve and en average of 23 '7-22
bs, per share per week. Lightest
ah•essed beeve for season 448 lbs t10
llen,'iest 023 lbs. and it was thought
that• the aVefage bad, been the (pest
Owe the illatitetlon had been in
operation. Company organized for
another season.. All the old oflicere
Were appointed except Thoe, Belo*
mood, who after thanking them for
Justin Arrived in
DL
their Confidence 4800 ]doilies whichwhichWOMEI
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110 hard so long eojoytd, deohued the
Ito0ol' of re-appointn1011 1100111g been
constantly t1y hemmer] a8
Secretary for 14 consecutive years
thought 11e was entitled to 1a rest, and
the (Hatter of securing a1 butcher tont
Secretary for 1014 was left in the
13 mill ss Colmnittee'x hands to be
dispnstd of Those appointed are :--
Thos South President ; 'IVa# 13x11,
74•ealsurer 4 Rhi'h and Hem 1V.
, lilies, Insptcloes ; Jos, L, Hoon 11.
Ronnenbur'g told I/. J. Love for bust.
1(8)0* 0011(1))itlee, and joint111clienzie
) auditor.
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ttl i
It Creeps Like A Serpent.
Steals through the system Bice a
thiefln the night. 'I'Clilt'o 110(1' 01811011)
acts. Don't ttifle with such aecnufgge,
Don't experiment, with it doubtful
treatment. Time and expel.ieaee
prove that Oatarl'hozo to tines cure,
that it gives quick relief and so
thoroughly destroys the disease, that
it dies fin ever. (let Caturrhozome in
the Hest place, and your 11111 a i8 assur-
ed. 111 2511 and $1 00 sizes at all deal-
ers and gnalalteed in every case.
Fordwich
Rev, Mr. 001.1111, of Toronto, was!a
guest at Rich. Pettis' and with other
ftiends-hel•e,
Sohn Melmughlin is steadily
proving in health.
Town Ball has been ie -opened by
%Vn1. 13eow11 and 1s again at the ser-
vice of the public.
Win. Lambkin and son, Roy return-
ed front Howell, Mieh., where they
had gone with a car of thoroughbred
Hoist e111 1188110. They disposed
of their entire bunch.
The claim agent of the 0. P. 11, was
in town and made a settlement with
Joe. Davidson, whereby he received
$800 00 for the mare he had killed on
the track last Summer. Alex. Gibson
also received remuneration for Ills
fences which were destroyed by fire.
Both parties are well satisfied with
the settlements.
Blyth
W. Fleffeom left for a visit with
Buffalo friends.
John 131onr and children, of Mt.
Forest, visited with relatives here.
Miss Janet Hood, of Morris,.street,
has gone on a1 visit to her brothers in
Saginaw, Mich.
Airs, Kennedy, Florence, was called
hone owing to the serious illness of
her mother, Mrs, Thos. Cade.
R. R. Sloan wash) attendance at the
Provincial Horticultural Stock and
Ft nit Show held in'rorontn last, week.
AL's. King, who las been visiting
with friends in several cities in the
Eastern Stales, returned home hast
week,.
The Standard says : Blyth muni-
cipal pot 10 beginning to boil and
rumor has it that Conn. Garter will
nnntest, the Reeveship against all
confers.
J. Wheatley shipped his light
stallion to a purchaser at Lawrence,
Ont. Jno. Thiel, who has been work-
ingfnr 'Win, Johnston accompanied
the horse. •
Aliss Verne Bennett, Toronto, visit-
ed at her home here dining the week.
She will shortly leave on a trip to
Paris. Praline i1 the interests of the
tient with (P11001 she is employed.
Airs. R. B. McGowan, of East
1Vawannsh is tendered sympathy in
the death of her mother, whose death
n11c)u red nn Tuesday, Nov. 11th at her
home at Denfield, Mrs, McGowan
wits with her to prior her for death.
It Imparts Strength.
Jostof hink 1
1 the
power Ferrnzone possesses,-
consider what it did for H. V. Potter.
well known in Kingston, "I was subj.
eat to spells of dizziness. For eight
months I had intelnse pilin in my right
side between my shoulders. I wits al-
most incurable with weakness and
lack of vigor, Often I scarcely ate
any breakfast and felt miserable all
day, Nervous, easily excited, troubled
with heat weakness, 1 was fn bad
shape. Ferrozone restored and
nourished me back to health in short
order." Whatever your weakness
may a
) y be F ue8) n
z ne will cure. Price
50c per box at all dealers.
Listowel
Dr. H. Livingstone is opening an
office Ju Listowel.
The anniversau•y services of the
Listowel Baptist church %vile be held
nn Sunday, November 80111.
S. L. Kidd has sold his faun within
the corporation, East of Fah'view
cemetery to George Holtzman.
).
M. H. Monte, V. S., has removed his
office to his residence, Wallace street,
in the Matti,' property, opposite Dr.
Nichol's residence,
The partnership existing between
White & Hotves, hardware mei chants
has been dissolved, Mr. Bowes is re-
tiring from the firm.
R. Iintchison, a well known resi-
dent of Listowel, suffered a slight
stroke of paralysis on Nov. 141h, His
condition is improving.
J. AL Campbell, manager of the
local branch of the Bank of Hamilton,
has returned from Toronto. His
many fftiends ate pleased to note that
he has. recoveted from his recent ill -
* As.
Huebert Jackson, farmer of Wal-
lace street, Listowel. with Jiunes
Lawrence was Opel(L811 g a ;attest,
cutter aid in a cramped position. Me,
Jackson was altenipting to oil the
machine when his 01othes were caught
in the cogs of tile gearing and only
prevented him quick action p being
severely injured. As it was it large
portion of his eon 1, vest, and miler
clothes W('( e 101'11 from his body.
The new .e,fflrers of the 1veal Sunday
School Association etre as follows 1-
President, S. L. Adolph ; Vice-presi-
dent, E, G. McDontld ; Secretary
Treasurer, E. G. Matthews 't Superin-
tendents of departments Ele'men tory
(up to 12 years) -Ml's, M. F. Zltr
)rigg; secondary, W. J. Mol'I-is0111
adults, M.. P. Zurbrigg ; hone depart-
loath J. S. Gee ; teacher braining, T.
L. Hamilton ; tniseiouary, 2', G.
Anderson ; temlIleratrce, Oarl laude.
The Nueva'. o1 the tete W. 0. Kidd
'took mace from hie late residence on.
Wednesday afternoon of last week.
Rev, Dr. Barber conducting tine fune-
ral, eervttiee, Whit* Were largely et.
i OF MIDDLE AGE
Mrs.DoucetteTells of her Dia.
tressing Symptoms During
Change of Life and How
She Found Relief.
Belleville Novo Scotia,Can.-"Three
yoars ego 1 was suffering badly with
what the doctors
tnglli;'�, called Chan g e of
18 Life. I was so bad
III that I had to stay in
r•:; bed. Some friends
told me to talce Lydia
t rn j E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound and
it helped me from
the first. It is the
only medicine 8
took that did help
me and I recommend
it. You don't know how thankful and
grateful I am. I give you permission
to publish what your good medicine has
done for me." -Mrs. SIMON DOUCETTE,
Belleville, Yarmouth Co., Nova Scotia,
Canada.
Such warning symptoms as sense of
suffocation, hot flashes,headaches,back-
aches,dread of impending evil, timidity,
sounds in the ears, palpitation of the
heart, sparks before the eyes, irregu-
larities, constipation, variable appetite,
weakness and inquietude, and dizziness,
are promptly heeded by intelligent wo-
men who are approaching the period in
life whenwoman's great change may
be expected.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound invigorates and strengthens the
female organism and builds up the weak-
ened nervous system. It has carried
many women safely through this crisis.
If you want special advice write to
Lydia E. Piukhanl Medicine Co. (confi-
dential) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by a
woman, and held in strict confidence.
tended, t being c many t euig present from out-
side points. During the service at the
hone Miss Thompson sang Tenny-
sol's "Grossing the Bar." lllternlelt
at Fairview cemetery. As a mark of
respect to the deceased and 110 a token
of sympathy to the bereaved the
business places in town were closed
Wednesday afternoon.
They All Failed.
Many have tried to devise a corn
cure equal- to Potnaln's, but after fifty
years nnthhig has come upon the
market that so painlessly ccres corns
and warts, Don't expetitl]elt, nese
the best, and that's "Putnam's."
Huron County.
Exeter tax rate is 27 mills on the
dollar.
$72 vmeth of books have been r added
to 13rueetield library,
Several Ripley citizens report that
their chickens are disappearing from
the hen coops.
Potatoes in Ripley district seem to
be an 1 exceedhn 1 nod r
exceedingly g crop this year
particulally 11)ualit .
q Y
Jitines Fair, formerly of Clinton,
)s
110(0ra1 t,vel'
hn forWestern firm
and has his headquarters
a adqua iters in Winni-
peg.
Ella Harrison, Ripley, had the
misfortune to have the end of a
finger taken off %while pattitlg up a
stove.
B. Brown, of Crediton, hail the
misfortune to fall down the cellar
steps, and seriously braised his eye
making it necessary to get in few
stitches. -
Paper Hanging
and Painting
John Lunn begs to notify the
public that, be is prepared to at-
tend to their wants in Papering
and Painting on short notice and
at . v Pa8011ab1e'Lies.
to Oa] l.aL
home,
Flom 8) a street,tiro) note o• a OL to
BoxT3'� '
108, Brussels P. 0. 7LL)SfaC-
Lioi guaranteed. 20-4
John Lunn
esessemosu
The -
Regina
Watch
How about that old watch ?
Is it not giving satisfaction ?
Have it exchanged for a
REGINA and you twill always
be sure of the right time. They
are sold at the"following prices
7 -jewelled 20 -year 'Bannsr
Gold-filled Case - $11.75
15 -jewelled 20 -year Banner
(4n10-fllicdLs'
(h c - 13.76
17 jaw oiled 20•yea r Banner
Gold-filled Casa - 10.75
7 - jewelled,, 1Vaterproof
Nickel Case s - 8,20
15 - jewelled Wateepx oaf
Nickel Case . - 10.20
17 - jewelled Waterproof
Nickel Case - - 19,20
These Watches aro all guaran-
teed for three year's,,
L. BLAKE
Walton Ontario
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The Sage'ne girl is to be seen it
Jas. Pox's Drug store and on every
bottle of Sageine- hair tonic that is
genpiee and sold tinder a positive
guarantee to stop falling hair, eradi-
cate dandruff and to grow the most
lifeless, coarse, dry hair ill thick soft
and luxuriant. Sagei to is a clean
scientific hair tonic composed of the
most modern hair producing and
beautifying agents ; 1l. is free from
greasy substances, is not a dye and is
daintily perfumed. Sageile is the
favorite' of particular people and is
sold in Brussels Ontario only at Jas.
Fox's Drug store. Sageiue is only 60c
so as to bring it within reach of all,
John Wiseman, Clinton, received a
wire informing him of the death of
his Sister-in-law, Mrs. James Wise-
man, Chicago.
(Rev) Mrs. A1cAlister atidleased the
James Street Sunday School, Exeter,
on Temperance. She also addressed
the Young Men's class.
I•Iis Lordship the Bishop of Huron
will preach it 101flrinaton sermon in
St. Thoma's church, Seaforth, on
Sunday evening Nov, 23rd.
Henry South South of Dashwood,
met with a1 painful aceident. He was
working around the horses when one
of them kicked him breaking three
ribs.
Mr. Mertens formerly of the Donde-
ion Bank staff, Seemed), and w110
tuns seriously injured in a shooting.
accident has nom iletelyrecovered and
is visiting in Seaforth.
On less than 31 of an acre, J. J.
Irvine, McKillop, raised 75 bushels of
potatoes, 00 bushels of ulangolds, 3
bushels of beans and 2 bushels of tur-
nips, bdsides pumpkins, and corn.
In connection with Huron Presby-
terial the old ofllcers were reelected as
follows ; President, Airs. F. 11. Lark-
in, Seafoeth ; 1st Vice, Mrs. E. F.
McL Snaith, Hensen ; 2nd Vice, Ales.
D. Carswell, McKillop; 3rd Vice,
Mrs. 1V. Gann, Clinton ; 4111 Vice,
Mrs. S. F. Sharp, Exeter; Treasurer,
Mrs. Ellen Scott, Seaforth ; Ree.
Secy., Mrs. H. 1. Graham, Seaforth ;
hng Secy.,
u
OoreeHp o Mas. D. K.
Grant, Clinton ; Sec. of Literature,
Miss Strang, Godericll ; Sec. Mission-
ary Bands, Miss AlcLean, Seaforth.
Meeting was held at Exeter.
Cause for
Alarm
Loss L of appetite ordistr
PP ass after
eatin - a symptom
8 that should
not be disregarded.
Itis not what you eat but what you
digest and assimilate that does you
good. Some of the strongest, health-
iest persons are moderato eaters.
Nothing will cause more trouble than
a disordered stomach, and many
people contract serious maladies
through disregard or abuse of the
stomach.
We urge all who suffer from indi-
gestion, or dyspepsia, to try Rexall.
Dyspepsia Tablets, with the under-
standing that we will refund the
money paid us without question or
formality, ;t
Y, tf after Inc you are not
Ot
perfectly satisfied with results.
We recommend Rexall Dyspepsia
Tablets to customers every clay, and
have yet to hear of one who has not
been benefited. We believe them to
be without equal. They give prompt
relief, aiding to neutralize- acidity,
stimulate .flow of gastric juice
strengthen the digestive organs, and
thus promote perfect nutrition and
correct unhealthy symptoms. Three
sires, 25 cents, 50 cents, and 51.00.
You ca buy
Boxall Dyspepsia
Tablets
in this community only at our store:
K. R. SMITH.
Brussels
Brussels 718. J•�CS. sfon Ontario
There is a Rexall Store in nearly every town
and city in the United States, Canada and
Groat Britain. There to'a different Rexall
Remedy for nearly,every ordinary human ill-
eooh especially .designed for the portio)llar in
for which itis recommended.
The Rexall Stores are America's Create¢
Drug Stores
Perth County
Eggs areselling in Mitchell at 40 cts,
a dozen.
Six Mitchell young leen bagged 20
black squirrels on Monday.
Dr, Spelling,of Batlleford, is visit-
ing the old ovie, James street,
St, Marys.
A mock town council was given at
the St. AJarys Epworth League last
Monday night,
Chicken pox is prevalent in the
West Ward St, Marys and has shown
itself in the school roost.
Baggegewan Donnie of the 0. P.
it, is on m111101 es these clays as the
resell; of spiel 'ring his trickle,
`.Phos. Sell, a formes . cl l 7 -goods
tneichant of St. Marys,rvas in that•
town on Ninna;ay of last week.
Roy Matheson, Wm. Billings and
R, J. Teskey, of St. Marys, were show-
ing poultry at the Toronto Pat Slodk
and Ponitey Show.
Dr;Wnn. Briggs, of Toronto, preach
ed laet Sunday 1n the Methodist
church, St. Marys, It is the 06th
anniversary of the church,
AJr, Berlet choir leader and super•
iutendeut of the Linwood Lutheran
ehurcit, was presented with a Silver
smoking set on a quarter oat Balt
stand, •
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Fine range of well made Horse Blankets at various prioes
Comfortable Rugs and Robes -
Sleigh Bells in variety.
Halters, Curry Combs, Brushes, &o,
Trunks, Valises and Hand Bags if you intend travelling
Our large etock gives customers a good choice. PR10ES
ARE RIGHT. Call ie and see one goods.
Harness Repairing B.
F'. CARR,
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A year ago
he couldn't eat
Today he can eat three square
meals and sometimes one
"extra" because Chamberlain's
Tablets cured Stomach Troubles
and gave him a good digestion..
You try them, 25c. a bottle.
All Druggists and Dealers or by
Jo Mail. 3 f
CDamterlatn 81841 in* C•., Toronto
Thos. Oameron, of Farquhar, has
purchased the Wm. Hackney farm,
consisting of one hundred acres, with
good buildings.
The following officers were elected
in connection with St. Marys Hockey
team Manager, W. Bisbee ; Secre-
tary, W. Wheaton ;I Managing Com.,
L. Patterson, A. Benham, E. Myers ;
Rink Com., N. Tovell, H. Dunsith, R.
Rundle.
The case of Michael Kajorik, the
Austrian accused of stabbing in a
recent fight came up at Police Court
before olice Magistrate Lawrie.
County Crown Attorney McPherson
appeared pp i for the Crown the, prisoner
being defended by R.,S, Robertson, of
Stratford. The magistrate sent the
accused up for trial at Stratford on
December 9111.
It is with sincere regret the many
friends of Aiisea
Mbel Robinson 8)l] nson of
Toronto,
to daughter
of Mrs. B. llobin-
son late
of James St. South St.
Alarwill We 1 leaxhn that while a pas-
senger on a Toronto street car she
was badly injured in a collision both
shoulder blades being broken and
other injuries received,
Dr, It. A. Thompson, principal of
the Hamilton Collegiate Institute, a
St. Marys Old Boy, has made a sug-
gestion to the Board of Education in
regard to school hours. As many
come a distance to the school and
bring their lunches with them, he
suggests that they all do that during
the Winter and that instead of the
school hours being from 9 to 12 and 2
to as t
4 L a Iesellt they be from 9 a.
m. to 2,80 p. in. with half an hour at
noon for lunch.
According to a despatch from Ot-
tawa permission has been granted to.
John Dunbar, the well known Downie
farmer,
to complete the homestead
duties begun by his brother James,
of Southern Albetta, who disappeared
mysteriously in March of last year.
The relatives of James Dunbar sus-
pect that lift hee aH II •
w )ordered but no
clue hasen foundto
ba the mystery.
The last time he Was Heen as on
March lith when he was performing
the duties of the farm. On the fol•
lowing day he had disappeared. The
fano is of 820 acres partially under
cultivation.
Of Interest
to the Public
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It has long been an a tie.e.:,iu elf;
commercial community that those
who study their customers most
and give the best value for money
always succeed 11) winning the
greatestcoefldenco of the publie
and in obtaining the largest meas-
ure of its patronage.
That, and that only,. is the reason
why I have built a fine business, -
despite considerable opposition.
1 give better value -whilst my
prices are generally lower than -
elsewhere.
I give you an honest, personal -
service, Identifying myself with.
your interest, and ever endeavor-
ing to give yon a better return for
the money .spent with me then
what you could get elsewhere.
Prompt delivery is'as essential as -t
gond work. The importance of
this is recognized by me, and I
realize the responsibility when I
accept an eider.
Cemetery work promptly attended to.
Estimates cheerfully givr�n,
Brussels Granite & Marble Works
ALLAN E. N
ERSEY Proprietor
In the year 1857 John Walkom, of
Fullerton, assisted at the raising of
the barn on the McPhail farm, note
owned by Nelson Heal. Some weeks
ago Mr. Walkom'assisted in placing a
bent under the same building, ,just
fifty-six years later. and, notwith-
standing his advanced years, he is still
hale and hearty.
"Skidoo" For Your Hoadacha,-''
Ascertain its cause and the cure
isn't hard to find. Look to the
stomach and bowels. Aren't you corts.
et3�ated, lent your liver sluggish,
isn't the stomach failing in its mis-
sion ? What you need is the cleansing
tonic influence of Dr, Hamilton's Pills,
Their effect is lasting because they
aid all the ailing organs flush out, el
unhealthy n
atter and foie
upt•
Cf
stomach. With Dr.- Hamilton's Pill
your stomach gets a chance to r
cnperate, and does so quickly, F
real buoyant health use Dr. Hamil
ton's Pills. regularly. mice
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all dealers.
IP you already take Tux'
why not subscribe for it for a year
have it sent to you0 absent son o
daughter ? He or she will appreciate it,'
From now until the end of 1914 for $0,
Buy this oven -tested flour
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azul exact certainty. 13u? and
ben t!
More Bread a• nd Better•. Bread"
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"Better‘Pastr;r Too"
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Your oven will certainly pro-
duce more bread andbetterbread
as a result of our oven test.
From each shipment of wheat
delivered at our mills v r n els we take a
ten -pound s .m_,1c. It is ground
into flour. IrVe bake bread from
this flour, If this bread is high in
quality and large in quantity we
use the shipment of wheat frowhich it came. Otherwise, We sell
it.
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