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BUSINESS 'CARO$,
Business Dards
WM, SPENOE JAS ANDERSON.
CONVEYANCER
A.NrrD t IS SmUER'I VETERINARY SURGEON,
OF MAREIAGE LICENSE Hla0eaa0r 1,t )hl, Ft' 1SOOPn. OWO0 n1, AndOr•
, LIOENSES Ergs, l+I vary 8,48,)149, Rrnasela, 1'olepbono
No,g'd,
shoe 1.0 lila PUNT Office, Ethel. SO-¢
JNO. SUTHERLAND & SONS
LIMITED
if AWCATIANCE
AUCTIONEERS.
BB 1 f3. COTTAs AN AUCTION•
• kap, will sell 101- better prices, to
bettor men, 111 less tune and lasecharges
than any other Auotioneerin East Hnroo or
pt, won't charge anything. Dates and orders
eau always bo arranged atthisolaoe or by
3, ro mai applioation,
LEEIAL AND CONVEYANCING.
1AT • M ISINCLAIli—
V V Barrister, Holioltor, Conveyancer,
Notary Public, &a, 011X9—Stewart's Blook
1. door North of Central Hotel,
Solicitor for the Metropolitan 13 sok. •
at/131)0'00T, HAYS & KILLORAN
Al3IIS'1'L1IS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES
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W,.l'nuODBOOr, Ji. C• II' 0, Hass
J, I,,. 1frl,r.one1
0111990-1•(1009 .formerly 000upled by Masan
Cameron it Holt
14 enamors, (I'I'101(1(1.
Large, comfortable
steamers --•every ,j.j"
convenience, every
luxury. Forinform-
etion apply agents,
or
the Allan line 12
TORONTO',
W. 14, KERR,
Agent Allan Lite, Brussels.
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Winter Term °peas Jan. 5th 4
One 8011001 that hag thorough emir. •c,
300, e000(lent equipment, minable r'
teachers and ,:ploys a u'idn-spread put.
voltage is the p0pttinr. uu V
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TORONTO, ONT. c
-4 This inetttntlun hoe o 'Menu cut re- 1,1
cord for sncoesvfol work. We assist
our students t0 obtain employment. fl
IP you intend getting n bnailress educe-
. tion -08,'1 Pt111 pawl' -1,01 the cheap, 01'• 3y
dinarg or lo1P grade kind. Write: to-
day for one pogun. It contains N
complete infer illation. -
(/or. Young andZ
W.J. ELLIOTT,
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Alexander Sta. S Principal.
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Winter Term from January 5th
CTRATFORD, .ONTO •
rx Ontario's Beal Suainass Training
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80.1. We have thorough cowries in
Commeralal, shorthand and R'elogra.
.pity departments and lane an in pe40nt
instructora. we offer yon rdvnninges
not offered else0be1 e. Yon do not
ei 11110W What m1,nptod1leselmnleau do
for on unless o have received r
99 t vour
14 y S
tree untnlal,no write for 1,t n1, once
D A. MCLACHLAN Principal
Enter i
List®1ftnlel College
Any time
Grow with us. ,
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a 1... „ii tioulan8 address—
EDWIN G. MATTHEWS, Prin.
, exUea R?a`VEv:,''.'Re'•,cyaVF_aPfi47k Rt'e`>9.kt "aS 9
eamsametegassta mavatimeaNs=mmetwe
THE
Best Bra" RiS
in Canada have partlolpit ted in the lire.
parau'on of Oar splendid Homo. Study
Coarses in• BankIng, lccononhs, Higher
Accounting - Commercial Art, 44how
Card Writing, Photography, .13uennl•
is Short 8tm'y'weittok, Sborthnnd
and Bookkeeping. Select the work
3,71110)1 mart 1 ti tarok ta you and write us
for particulars. Add rear
THE SHAW CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL
391.7 Vonge 8t., Toronto.
wisteeistentssanaeliialestgee 1t
HAVE YOU, .
made. prevision for employment dur-
ing that/sill and Whitey months er do
yott wish stands' 1'entitderntiva work
the year through. Write us end: ne0m1.0
our agent's teras We offer the hest
in tits Intahl0sq. Pay w04kJy, free out-
fit, exeiredy0 territory,
OVER sod ACRES '
andel' etithettlen, 18040(41181,81 over
• 85 years
A. repttol)oll '01131411 grade
stock and (Mr dealing n 0010smnlr
tart mak" 11103131 oilingI, 1.1' nq. Wo
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plELIAMVI 141)118E11V 0t.,
Toronto, Ont,
1d, 13, Free ontnlogit0 en 1,llquest,
r7 R. T, T, M'RAE
&inhaler ofMediolno, University of Toronto i
utoentiate and Graduate of the College of Phy
stomps and Surgeons, Ont. ' Post -graduate
Cbluago E e, Icor, Nose and Throat Hospital,
(hr0Ogo, Ill. Mx-Eoase Surgeon to St. 1011 -
net's Hospital, Toronto,
Glace over F, R, Smith's Drug Store. Tele-
phone connection with Crsnilr0ok at all hours,
DR. F T. SRYANS
laeholor of Medicine, Univoralty of Toronto 1
4ioontintoof College of Physicians and Sur-
geons, Ontario 1. ox -Ranier HO000 811, 'con of
Western Hospital, Toronto, OlIloes of'Iate Dry
A. Mcllrevoy, Stith Stook, ermine's,
Rural phone 971.
ALEX. D. M'KELVEY
M.B.. M.C.P.&S. O.
DM 131o0,' street Mast, Toronto
Diseases Ear, Nose and Throat
Wlildcaln0-lstant In liar, Nose and :throat de.
pertinent New General B (Aneal, !famine;
Poet Graduate Harvard In (shoal School, Bos-
ton • lobe muter 13ealttant Surgeon 111,300, Mye
36 Mur Infirmary ; late Clinical assistant 111
Nose and 'Throe t doper !men t Mass. Gen. Hos-
pital
os•
Hospitll 1. 3 I8, Hvnveels by aeon ppoino t tent nl
DR. M. FERGUSON -
ETHEL, ONT.
Physician and Surgeon ;Post' Graduate courses
London (13434 ), New York and Chicago Hos.
MMtn's. Special attention todl0an00 of eye, ear,.
nose and throat. Eyes tested for glasses,
DR. WAROLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
Polloge. Day and night calls. Office opposite
Flour M1(1, Ethel.
MAUOE O. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal graduate Department- of Oplithel•
oology, MolJormlck Medical Clones°, Chicago,
III., is prepared to teat eyes and tit cinerea at
'101. otf000ver Grower's Rearo1rant, llrus1e11',
on Thoreday, Friday and Saturday of every
week -Office hours 1 to 0 p. m. Forenoons
by eppolntuienr, Phone 1218.
T. R. BENNETT
1V111 give (tetter setlefOetfon to both buyer and
seller than any other Auctioneer and only
charge what is TOaoonahle. Sales eondueted
anywhere 111 Ontario, Pure bred stock sales a
specialty.
Write or 'phone 213 Wroxeter.
fetal Sews Items
Reg EW for THE Pos'r.
Povcrxv was plentiful for Christmas
A. O U. W. Friday g avenin of this
week.
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MONDAY next will be ;Fcunieipal
Election day.
FRIDAY was a remitidet• of what Jack
Frost weather is like.
EtevsLorEs and letter steads .printed
ueaily and cheaply at THE POST.
W'130 wilt be Huron County's next
Norden ? Up this way the answer is
Robt. Livingston, Reeve of Grey town-
ship
13xussims Public School will re o,1en
Monday of next The only change
he in. t P
in the staff will I he Principal, B.
S. Scott, formerly of Brussels, return
rag to 0031)01 to the term, THE POST
1 cyear for the
Itbot05thlswdlbea e old
school
n CALENDAR . --The
YOUTH'S (.ODIPANI '
publishers of The Youth's Companion
w111, as always at this season, present to
every Subscriber whose subscription is
paid for 1914, a Calendar for the new
year It is v gem of calendar -making.
The decorative mot
uut]ng s rich but
it. is subordinated to the main purpose
to produce a calendar that is useful.
P AROIERS' INSTITUTE 11,IEE•rINGS,--
Farmer3' Institute supplementary moot-
,
in}, w111 commence on
Wednesday, January 7th at Fordwich.
I l urxday, ' 8th at Molesworth,
Friday " 9th at Jamestown.
Saturday " toth at Bluevale
Monday " oath at Ethel
L'u!sdoy " 13th at Moucrieff
Wednesday ' 1411) at Walton.
Thursday ' 05th at Winthrop
Friday " 16th' at Harlock'
Sat
urd•, 1 lb atBelgrave
Delegation
will cote ist of Albert Swiu n,
of Mabee, Norfolk Co , Thomas Mc-
Millan, Harding, of'['horuhill, aucl Miss
Susie Campbell, of 13rantpton assisted by
local speakers. Make ftp your iniad u.
at end its many of these meetings as
possible. Clip out this list so as to
have the dates,.
A. cordial Invitation to Disease.
This is an apt desceipti0n i,1 coneti-
pation. Ills an nnllatutal condition.
to begin with, and lb's more, because
I1 bringsabout blood deterioration,
interferes with digestion, tenders you
susceptible to infectious diseases and
01411Se0 anaemia. Not So imlell a pur-
gative as a natural stimulant to the
bowels is what; you 11004. You get it
in De, Hamilton's I?ills wltielt increase
overactivity, restore the bowels to
peef11(1 aolioti and positively 0111.0
constipation 313,11 its atLe ll I1II 11 evils,
Iesist 043 having only Dl. 1iarnilton's
Pills of Mandealte and Buttermit, 251.
pet' box at all de111ees. •
DISPLAY OF MOATS VERY TEMPTING,-
1'Ite Chatham Planet speaks as follows
of the ChrINI!DAS display of D 13. Mc
Don cid, a former Brusselito 1 -•'rile
4(ght'ol 11 well dressedbutcher shop is
not duly a pleasing vision lo the eye,
but also suggests pleasant tastes to the
palate, roast beef ands plum Emrich/1e
Inviag been such lifelong friends Any
110 wishing to celebrate iu the good old
f8shioned way, the .coming Christmas
01300111 visit the well known butehel
shop or D. B. McDonald, Queen street.
Mr, McDonald's shop,bOntains every
thing good in the meat line and also,
OOP 111y of every, kind in libuutiauee
Phu supply' of beef. Is else of an ex-
ceptionally fine qua'itV, Six Bead 0)
cattle weighing when' dressed 3,568
nou11tls, two veal weighing 356 pounds
Ind 352 pounds respectively, and a, .gen-
erous supply of pork. All these 8nimale.
were raised by Wilfred Fleming, 'Lorne
aveutto, Mention should be made of
two fine lambs, each weighing 85 pounds
which were obtained from Wm. Thew',
o beleher of this city. Me. McDoeald'e.
pbt111ry display in the window is altell As
to attract the eye of the passerby
(;eeee and turkeys purchased from Mrs,
fee Dingle Sill 0011. Raleigh, Mwnlitul
ehiolten, strlrrge or gemmed, crisp 00)41 r,
nod, emgired merits of all kinds,lcolnplete
this (lhr]st1tas displey. All 111 requisi.
44,2 for en excellent d)Due4 36rb to be
tteUnd here.
Rosa'9 pond was a magnetic point on
Cltristruns night. Skating was pat
extragood bet that did not
make until
difference to the boys and girls,
NEW :MAN UN 'fits Jos.—Peter Dlli•
ligan, of town,'has:takeu over the Con-
tract ofmail carrier on Rural 12oete
No, Morris township, encompassing
the 3rd and 401 lines, arranging with
Edward Lowry, who',e tender had been
accepted. Mr. Lowry took ,charge fur a
week or so and his Successor commenced
last week, Mr. Milligan will no doubt
give the duties careful attention,
Many Ohlldron Sick. -
Bet their loet wet, catch cold or.
(11131fps, and gi1'('a (11 til LIM'S all 1011X1nns
LIMO, - \Vitt the first shiver 01' sneege
rub the little one's chest with Nervi.
line, gargle the titt'0(11, and give ten
drops hi hot wake. 11t bed -time. Next
mot mug all is well. No cold, no time
hist at school. If Polsoht's Nerviline
i(Wl't lit y011 I1011Ili get. it 1.11411'e (11,0(31141..
Dealers sell i{ in large 25c bottles.
MITCHELL. Advocate Speaks as follows.
of former Brusselite:—W, W, Bur-
gess has installed am electric machine
for printing photographs. No- matter
what the weather is he is able to print
a picture every len or fifteen seconds,
night or day TIM; is the latest con
trivauee in the art of uhotoeraphy and
Mr. 13ureess' sh1t1)0 is looked twin] as
one of the best in the province and his
perseverance and strict attention to
business brings many orders from a
distance.. His studio is well worth
visiting and we venture' to sae that a
more profitable and instructive time
could not be spent in any other place
L.twr Thursday the Toronto Globe
makes the following complimentary
notice la a former Brussels old boy who
has and is making good and is now a
candidate for Alderman in the Queen
oily; -'rhe election of Walter Harland
Smith in Ward Six should be merle
certain. Mr. Smith is too good a mart
to leave behind. He has been emin-
ently successful in his business as terms
slutnitlobile merchant. He is propri
etor of the Overland Sales Company.
He has ileen living in Toronto for so
years. When Mr Smith was asked by
he Municipal Improvement Association
to he a candidate he vas not asked to
state his position on the street railway
deal or any other question but was
chosen 10 view of his general business
Ability.
BAD COLLISION —A runaway team
collided with the automobile of W.
Chambers, M P. P., on the road two
miles from Harriston Wednesday night,
badly injuring Mrs. George Chambers,
one of the occupants, anti wrecking the
machine. The auto party was return -
in n
1 from to Pal merston and consisted of
Mr, Chambers, i
b hsed n her
a aunt 1
e
da1,gh1er,
Mrs. J. 4004e When
they saw the ruuuing team coining
hitched to
n sleigh, Mr. Chambers
quickly realized the danger, 41401 turned
his car to the side of the road but not in
rime to ovoid a collision, -The horses
Clashed into the side of the car badly
wreekiug it. Mr, Chambers and Mrs
Moore escaped any serious injury, but
Mrs, Chambers was severely hurt abnut
the head. • Mr Chambers made his way
to a farm house where he procured as-
sistance and his aunt wag removed to
the farm house. A Dr. was summoned
by phone and after attending to the in-
jured woman had her taken to her home
in frrist n During the night she
recovered consciousness but she has
suffered soverely front shock, The
'earn over which the driver lost control
Cluhhing List
1913-14
T,t11'18 POST (1140 made 143 t74ngemell la
to Club with the following papers and
will be emit to any address (except the
United 8tt4les 60 cents exult) at the
following Schnell 141011 prices :--
Weeklies
POST and T01.011 1.0 ((lobo.: qs1 (10
i 11411 and Empire .,. 1 00
Landon Adverttaer. 1 00
Londont VI cc Preeo 1 80
Family Herald and Star 1 80 -
Mon1teal Witness .,. 1 80
lraritete' At1vncate...,2 35
Nor'thol'n Messenger.,., 1 85
Dailies
POST and Toronto Star $2 35
Toronto News,......, 2 85
" Toronto Globe 4 50
" Toronto J(t[if+E(rtpire4 00
" Toronto World , 3 50
London Advertiser2 80
Call at the office or - remit the
AMOOD 1 by P. 0. Order, Express Oh det-
er
etor Registeted Letter addressing
I'HE P05'11,
Brussels, Ont.
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and was thrown from the sleigh belong-
ed to the Palmerston agency of the
Kuntz Brewing Co. When tliev collid-
ed with the car they were thrown into
the ditch one of the horses being killed
and the other very severely injured.
'Phe Injured lade is sn aunt to Mrs.
(Dr.) Holmes, of Brussels.
TIDY machine shop to lease or for sale
In Brussels, with gasoline power. Who
is on the look -out for such an opening ?
Write the Reeve or town Clerk for.
ENGINEER J M, ROUDICK SAVES C.
P, R EXPRESS •—The gentleman re-
ferred to is well known in this locality
and Is an uncle to Grocer Ballantyne,
of Brussels, the person referred to being
a son of the late veteran Inc, Ruddick,
forreerly of the 03th eon. of Grey :—
"Running at 65 miles an hour the C, P.
R. invited express, eastbound Detroit
to Toronto, and due in London at 4 3o
a. m„ ran into an open switch at
Thamesville early Monday morning,
narrowly escaping collision with a way
freight that had been sidetracked to al
low the flyer to peas. No damage was
done, although; the pilot of the engine
and the caboose of the standing freight
were separated ated byonlY ascent ton feet
lel the limited v1, broughtgto a
lett e 1 was
standstill. Engineer lames M Roddick
562 Central avenue of this city, was at
the throttle of thelimited and only
hi
quick
action and steady nerve averted
a catastrophe. lite run into Thames-
ville from the Eastis a straight acd
level stretch with a slight down grade
and provided a good opportunity to
make up lost time. Many speed records
have been shattered here by the fast
trains of the company. The limited
was running behind its schedule and
all steam was crowded into the cylinders
to make up time. Orders read for a
clear track so that as the train drew
near Thamesville, the engineer made
n attenl t to slacken speed. The way
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freight, eastbound also, was on the
si'ling melting the passing of the fiver,
when the journey into London would
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won for them) ata i1! sue0e s t by
Josephine Johnson, lack year winning
l the Rector's prize of a beautiful
leather bound bible but this year elle
' teas 28 marks behind the winner.
Roe, r. H. Foxe is tile' busy Rector,
Ii, Minium Superintendent, Murray
J0111190n librarian and Bert l3ritdbetrn
See-Treas, '
1TINrt'.LIoIr.-7,'riniky Church Sunday
88)100) held their 0111.10lwlte ltlrtel'-
ti4i1n16nt for' the children in, the
Foresters' Hall, Monday evening of
last week, The roads anti weather
were good and the little folic had a
grand time. There were songs, reei-
tati0ns and readings by the childierl
and others. Songs by Miss Mildred
and John Perdue, of Clifford. 34111>o
Perdue soul benutfully for us last
year and I, ----,(ways welcome at Trinity
church. A solo was sling by Mr.
Smith, of London, aid G. '\fir. Nichol-
son gave several appropriate and
beautiful selections on his gram! -
phone, all of which wsre very much
appreciated. There were games of
different kinds and the ladies provid-
ed a flue supper for all, in addition to
which the children got their prizes,
accompanied with a large orange. 11,
was not intended to nlalro anything
out of the entertainment, just to give
the children a jolly evening which
was done splendidly, but. a collection
Very often we Meet an old friend
whose loops have changed so that we
hardly know theta• Some look
better and some look old and encored
for. We always feed badly to see a
friend going down hill in appearance
for looks count fol' so much these
clays 1 18,101 we enjoy seeing the person
who keeps young. Being cared for is•
the secret of keeping young and
Sngetne is the secret of caring for the
hair. Sugeiue 0011['8 dandruff, brings
life and beauty into 001110e dry and
faded .hair and Makes the hair
luxuriant and attractive. Sageine
keeps men and women young looking
and why should anynme allow them -
,e1 vas to become old appearing when
they can get Segelne and at guaraniee
to find satisfactory results. Sogeine
is sold at Jas. Fox's anti if It don't do
all that 10 claimed cot' it your money
Is refunded. Be sure to go to Jas.
Fox's for Sageine as other' stoles can-
not stgtply you. Don't neglect your
hair another day, Sagelne is only
500 a large hot tle,
be 1•esutned. For some unknown
reason the switch had not been closed
behind the freight and the way was left
open for eastbound trains to plow tato
the switch. 'Phe night was a clear one
and as the express drew near the village
the engineer suddenly noticed that a
red light on the switch was turned a-
gainst hint, when a green light shonld
have shown. In an instant hethrew
on
the emergeucy brakes, and at the same
instant the big locomotive swayed and
rock': as it hit the points. The train
enlere siding. but the "air" had
't t rk,sod the train was sto
done itspped
almost on the freight. The express was
crowded with holiday travellers and had
the big locomotive plowed into the
caboose the result would have been
disastrous Both trains continued their
runs into Loudon after a slighttdelay "
An investigation is proceeding.
Engineer Roddick referred to spent his
boyhood days on the old homestead
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farm 31 miles South East of Brussels,
Old iriends will be glad to know of his
almost miraculous escape from a serious
if not fatal accident THE POST ex-
presses
presses congratulations.
3* Actually Destroys tho Oauso.
That's why Catarrh is invariably
nut ed by inhaling "Catarrhozone."
The healing vapor spreads to every
part of the breathing organs. Geruls
infecting the tissues of the nose,
throat and lungs are killed. Nothing
is left to cause inflltmtnalion. Spots
that, are sore are healed. Discharge
is cleared away and catarrh becomes
something of the past. Use "Catarrh -
ozone" and your recovery is guaran-
teed. Two sizes, 25o and ,$1.00 at all
dealers.
Rev. Jerrold C. Potts, curate at Grace
church, Brantford, has announced his
t the offer of the
' ion to 8,009 ff
deers
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rectorship of St. Paul's church, Clinton,
in succession to Rev. C. E. Jeakins,
who goes to St. Jude's church. Brant-
ford, at the beginning of the year.
Rev, Mr. Potts will not move to Clin-
ton inuuediately, but the transfer will
he made in the course of the next three
months.
Molesworth
1. and firs. Cullen, Gall, are visit-
ing at Gen Brown's,
ea, move Institute will meet in 1 he
Orange 11811 on January 8t1, et 2 p,
tn. and 7.80. A. Sct inn, Maybee, and
'Phomas i11r:Miiian, of .13ullett, will
ndth'ess the meet) 140 anti has several
good subjects to choose from so it
ehonld be well worth hearing. Miss
14. Campbell, Brampton, will address
thi? lad i04011 the some date in the
Seehaver Llouse in the afternoon and
at 14 joint meeting with the nlen.. in
tilt' l'oeIlilig. A11 ladies are welcome
at these meetings whether Institute
members or not,
Ladies' Felt .T3'tls regular $2 25 reduced to 1 55 • Belgrave
0 e 41, •
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t Ladies' Felt Bais, Deng. foxed 2<0 J1 1 75 :
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e Children's Felt Boots 0.75 " 1 00 ••
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e Men's ,Felt Foxed L,,ong Boots 2.50 1 75 •
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•. iVJen s felt Telescope .11 3.00 2 25 :
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o Gents' Felt 138,10. ` 2.50 (( 1 85 $
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o Men's Overshoes, 2 00 1 25 41
e IVlcn's Rubbers, 1,20 " 90
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Ott Sind,ry Dee. 21st the anunal an-
nouncement, of the standing of the
pnpile in 'lhinity Church S. 8. took
place. In the HAM, 3111x84 taught by
Miss i\Iabcl Johnson, the possible
ilal'lts were 450- and. the first prize
tens Iron by Ii, Procter who tool; 400
Vera Ai 1110110ng 392, J. Beydges 814,
It.. Armstrong 301, Jerk 13111 203, 11.
\Irbtlnm8y 200• • There are eight other'
children in this blas none of whom
t'raeht'd 1.00, (;lass 2, taught by Aiiss
1i: •W111.SOn, E. llrydges took 893. out
ol• a possible 450, G. ' Bl ydt,es 880,
&mil D litydges 373 L.McKenzie
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310, at v AVighn1
ttt1 1018, A1ni 1 trt
Nh-
cry 97. (n Mrs. Armstrong's class out
of a possible 400 ;Greta A1•lttstt'tlltg
took .128, ,) ,,o'phine Jclhns0n 405,` AmI, • nit 13t'j•dgee 878, M14b01, Ferguson 285.
• Everything at Clear-olut Prices Miss i3tadburn'scla400Alit tfapossible
M 400 111a3y At'nlstrnrlg and Myrtle John-
s• TERMS CASH. son were lies with 304, Harry Arta -
strong 332, M', iirydges 815 Oeeil Bili
• 281, Al. 'Montgomery I(34 11„ blunt-
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digestion, stop headaches, keep the
blood rich and assure good health
generally. Try them. 25c. a bottle
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MONTHLY
HORSE FAIRS
BRUSSELS
Regular Monthly Horse Fairs will be
held in Brussels this season as follows :
THURSDAY, JAN. 80.1, 1014.
" FEB. 5411, 1014
MAR. 5th, 1914
I APR. 21141, 1914
Leading Local and Outside Buyers
will be present.
The
Re
Wanton
is prepared to
nods in Windle
• Wooden Pump
Fittings, such -as
er Bowls fors f
13.opal es Lo., P
attended 1,O i
(live me t
RAYMANN
A.
Naturally Y wo
Men's Pres
At the Men's F: arinish.l
i
1' h'n Store filled w
Furnishing
UC isthe S
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g
for Men such as :— •
Neck Scarfs
Neck Ties
Gloves
Hosiery
Handkerchiefs
Cuff links
Suspenders
Suspender
Sets
Umbrellas
1 111118 7(!ll i
F it is a Suit or Overcoat you wain'
the `C- ehtear Brand a o1" a }ail' Of
elebrated HaatSheetilnoted
wearing qualities, Sold only by