The Brussels Post, 1914-2-12, Page 5BI1sir1tSS GAfiUS,
WM. SPENOE
100N VEYA.NCEli AND 185UER
OF 11Altai AGE 4IOI+aN Eh
(awe in the PON( °thee, Ethel, cal -4
JNO. SUTHERLAND & SONS
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AUCTIONEERS,
L S. SCOTT MB AN AUCTION
l • non, will doll for better prates, to
potter men 111 leas time and lees 0hare10
than buy other Auotiuuee, In past heron tit
no won't (Margo anything. UOtoe and order
oat 0.12•21.2,8 110 arranged al Stile Milos or to
':•10,ual applioatlon,
LEGAL AND CONYEYANSINti
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vY t M SINCLAIR—
7 • ba ' Solicitor, Conveyance.'
Notary rabfto, kit. ulaee-biewarteBloo(
L door Northof Chianti Hotel
Solicitor for the Metropolitan nnuk.
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BAltltlaJNR4, SOLICITORS, NOTARIMe
PUBLIri, ,ETU.
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95 King StW Toronto.
W. H. KERR.
Agent Allen Line, Browels,
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doors to good pnsltlons A II bo -11,1+4,1
schools e0.0 not 011102.. tV rito peday for
ntr qu•go .ntningtin and Drs the ndvs n.
tale this School offers. Open all year
Eater any time
Otte. Yonnit and) W. J. ELLIOTT, (
Alrxnndor Sta. j Principal.
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eft r:>AV. , *90 a 7 v r aVe?tV AVax Fear
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t)atadn's Best Ppm/Moat Trail ling
Soh nth 'Ph-ee ,lepartae•nts - Com.
morels!, Shorthand and Tologra- 7
pay. ;011000 H. a 4nw•uogil nim , lO'.
weal, Individual 0oarcualon 1- given y
by n strong, uxparloined staff Our
gredoate. nuoueed, ,S'tlldel,t, 111ey 00.
ter at 1011y time. Get one free male. g no and tow what we onn do for you.
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Courses In Bnnldng, Economies, B11iher
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for particulars. Address
THE SIIiW CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL
391.7 Yongo St., Toronto
EISSIEEMEMEMIIIMIEFEIMMENIMSMEIMIIMIIMIle
MONTHLY
HORSE FAIRS
BRUSSELS
will )e
e Tllal• Afnt Lhl Horse Valve • w 1
Regular 1 Y
held in Brussels this season as fell( Wet
• TLIUR,SDAY, P1+JR. 5th, 1011
" MAR.61h-1011,
,r ,o\1'H Zed, 1014
•
LeaclIng local and Outatdr obvert
will be preterit,
Bustnoss Cards
(JAS ANOE'•SON.
VE ERINAF0Y SURGEON.
411000040a' 10 M H $4or1 01110e at Ander,
m ysruo, w 00,y 002110, 03,'000.10 000elrhuna
No. 29,
OR, T. T. M'RAE
•,cltelor of Medicine, University of Toronto ;
Weatlat0 and Graduate of the. (Joliette or Elly
'10w0 and Surgeons, Ont. • Fust•grat'uate
imago Bye. Ear, Nose and Throat Hospate.
.,,e„gu. 111 llx•Huesr burgeon at Si. Mir..
Hospital. luru»cu,
Innen over M. (0. booth's Drug Store. tee
IMO! ownn0000011 W1t11 Uranul•uok at ell hum
UR. T. BRYANS
atoholor of Modbluo, University of Toronto,
teeanuto of Uullege of Fhysl0,Mle and .sec
:eons, Ontario ; exsa',110r Sudan Surgeon u
Mestere. Hospital, Toronto Offices of tate Do
A. MuKeveyy, Smttli plunk,' Brussels.
Burnt phone 45,
ALEX. 0 M'KELVEY
M.B., M,C,P.&S, O.
1045 Wow. atreot East, Toronto
Diseases Ear, Nose and Throat
Simon/ 001J0.4nnt n+ 14111•, Nose and'1 Mout
liniment, New (mars” Hospital, 'forma,
ost Graduate H111'v0 rd 1S edital '40l,001, bu
nn . late ienlue Resident Surgeon Maas, Its
*late Inll. teary ' late ()linkedesdstnnt
;f use and no. not department maw (},n H
'cul ; Into Hou -e NM peon Toronto Gooier
losp10o1 L- In liruselm by appointment,
OR. M FERGUSON
ETHEL, ONT.
'hyebian and Surgeon; Post Graduate court,
orlon tS"g.), Now York enol Chicago Bo -
Special attention todtaenne of nye. ,•a
nue and throat Eye, tested for glosses.
DR. WARDLAW
loner graduate or the Ontario Vetorim,t
- 'Hage. Day and night oalle. Ofl1ce oppose
lour M(11, Ethel.
MAUD- 0 BRY•NS
OPHTHAL.MOLOGIaT
•srmm�nl gradual,' 1)eperrnlent of 01110 11,
, dogy, Ito•'ormlce Medlutl' Uoliegl,e, Oldest:
u , i. prepared 00 1000 nye- and Its geese.
,"1• ('moa over (Iry War'. Hest minim tm'uo-r,
n 9hnrodoy, Friday and Maternity of ever
,•sek Ofiue Matra 1 to 0 p m il'Wenoo•
0 appointment, Phone 1219.
T. R. BENNETT
.v111 glvo better satisfaction to hoth burr, a
.eller then any other Auotloneee nod odd
• ru•g" wltnt 1. rmaunabie Soles nondurl
Anywhere In 01110,1L, Pare bred stook s0 i0.
0'1001018r,
Wrlte or 'ph.mo 28 Wroxeter.
gatal Dais 4tems
DAYS are stretching out,
SCHOOL Board Friday evening of ibis
seek
S,viuitDAY will be Si. Vnlentint's
Dat', so purchase your missives
HecKEY.—Fridav evening the School
'peke, teams of Wroxeter and Brus-'
.els met 011 the rink here in battle ar
`av' and put u a great fight for
nprenviey. The g
honteam had sit
ass victory by a score of 6-2. .Both
•ams played well and contain wain'
«agate hot }cry timber.
Form ('Aa AGENCY — Toho H GSI.
h'ai It, of Btus'eis, has taken the local
vtencv for the well known Ford
Automobile and should Ito well with it
le has nue of the 1914 models that In
Dill be glad to show those thinking n'
mirin>r-. Several intending purchaser -
ire already on Mr Galbruhh's Itot Se
1i, Min on nage 4 of this issue.
The Cause of Sore Peet.
P1x,11111111.1.11,111 carefully and vete"
nbee
.1'1 tiebl V find Iole',li"g'a,oto ty 1,111i08.101'
n'u Ext reel or. II'a 'orioles., it'
ore. nod 'thrive all gnirlc to mer. I•
isl on only "Putmno'a"
WOMEN', IN'•Tt'1'UTE —'Phe Feh''t14r
nesting of Brussels 5Votnen's htstitu"
•-111 be held in the Public Librar,
lurlience room Fria .y afternoon of
xt week, in 2 30) „'elnek 'Topic wit
e •The benefits and pleat•ttr« of s
McDonald Institute tramine," to he
uiwduced, Iy Mrs. loon Rohl) and
'ollowed by discussion All the wonted
•f the community are invited to this
m=eting.
NOTABLE DAYS IN 1954,
Si Valentine's, February 14.
St Patrick's, March 17,
Good Friday. April to,
Eestet• Sunday, April 12,-
Vretorta, Mae 24,
Dominion, July 0,
Labor, Septetnher 1,
Brussels Fan', Oetnher 1 & 2,
Hallowe'eu, October 31,
Chrietttns, December 25
LAST'lhursdttys Monthly Horse F1ir
attracted to big crowd There were
ttiany buyers and a goodly nnmoer of
'torses were sold. More would have
heen had it not been tor the wide gap
net ween seller and buy r as to price
Next Fab' will be on Thursday, Mat'el>
ph and will likely be one or the best of
he'teason, Mark the date down so as
o keen it in mind.
COMMONWEALTH MALE QUARTETTE —
t`ile closing Contort of the Public
Library Course will be held in Bros.
.els 'Down Hall on Monday evening
(torah end, when the talent will be the
A 't Commonwealth Male Qilartette
Phis is one of the best 1nusreal oi'gatti-
aati0os travelling. Their program will
be entertaining, humorousandealcn•
atetl to please the big audience expect.
to greet them on their first visit 10
Btat ,aelx.
Ect.1rtE0,—Daring 19f4 there will he
4 eel'peea—two of the %nn 1411(1 ((310 of
lie moon and a transit of Merely . °vet
the son's disk.The annual eclipse of
•
he sun Feb. 24(11, 25th is not visible here
A partial e8110ses of the moon on
March 1 tth,.1211, will be 90811 }hers I:e
tweeo9p m.o:t -March Hilt anti 2 n
01. on Mach. .12th, A total eclipse of
the' sue occurs on Aug 21st, par'inlly
vtsilile here; On Sept. 4101 n partial
eclipseof the moon 0ccars between 4
.rlc•nt
Like a Thief In Tho Night,
That a Ilitiv 11(1111 enilles. , W,e si(
it,'ar an o'er( window, fel. MI itf t>et'1<
'n' sore bark, Perhaps (tool off Lao
Iutckly aftert'xeet(na—ncemualisin
evelltps. Spend what, . yon may..
bort (01010(13' 0otl('t buy nnytd(tug be'tte'
Ihttm Pnlsol'13 Nervilino. It's pole -
at n power enables i n reach
Lt 1 1 ! (9 t L ail
Lissna'u that's why It cares lache
nil t tae 1'ah'L totoOb, For outward ap.
phcittlou we guarantee five tinges
more et1;p1lg(11 Ihim ill tiny olherr hili'
merit, Inwardly its harmless and as
ore to 011e hereafter to ('use at once.
noel 00(0,0(0030 n 10(1110111110(0 lo' E(olsoll'a
Netyilin8 tvhirlt is the ono groat.
ittrtiseho 1tl I1a)u{1sa Of lCdlGgr
`('010 "Waikarwee" Club of Brussels
will give an A-sembly iu the 'Town
Hall, Lb asaele on the evening 00 'Tues.,
drye t
next, l7 la n lu
st. Music will be sup-
plied by the Cortese Orohestra of Lon
4011.
1 0 0 F --Following are the officers
of We,tern SL'•I' Lodge, No. 049, I, 0
O F„ Biusoels, who were installer! a
short time ago by I) 1.) G. M. DeveU,
of Wiughant :—J r. P. G , W. P. Fitts
er; N. G., W Williamson ; V. G., W
Braadloot ; R. S., J G, Jones ; F, S„
A. McGuire ; Treas., F. b Scott ; War
ten, itis.'l'hnell;Con., W. Little ; 0
W Marlin; I G., R Henderson;
L S. N G. F, Hunter ; It S N G.,
''leve. Backe' ; R ti V G W. Me
:raoken ; L S. V G.. R. Oliver ;
S., R A. Pfyue; Chaplain, R
Leadlerdsle
Croat Distress in Hor Throat,
Not ao uor00mn0o(1 expel helve was
!lint, Mf Mew. Il, S. W ibtlonl• of Shuler,
N. S. Dinettes failed, still a quick
tire was found in "Oalurrhnzutte,n
Nit1r,• Lille 0la0te,11el.t : "I hit 01-• been
W )oast dreadful suffer er fv nn
uronchiltl 11(1(10118 and catarrh. On
Inion daye I would hawk and Buffet.
n
:reu diet .dtlessin t
1 uy throat. I used
11 kinds of inedieiue' but Ilvin't gat
'11 M"u"t'''t relief' 1111 I 110011 Cotlarrh-
z'n18. It hots strengthened my
Immix, cured my rough and 'mule me
'utirely well," Refuse snbetilutee
r•'1' t. he one reliable bronchial and
helot0. Mire. All dealers sell "0a1-
latrrhozone" in 25e and $1.0O sizes,
A BLE.IEO 'Pt11NG.— What a blessed
,bing it would be if one could run a
newspaper anti never ask some of its
ubserihe•s to pay no As Inng as the
:leper eoes m0 week - fter week and no
statement is sent for arrearaees everyt-
hing goes like clockwork anti you
are one of the best and most accOm-
modating editors nn earth ; your patter
is the best In the country; our items
are highly t olished ; your advice fol -
owed ; sour savings gladden the hearts
,f the hoes -hold and happine's reigns
supreme. But 0 I what a brute you
tr0 alter sending a paper two or three
years for nothing if von politely send in
oar -.I ill and ti -dc what is due, or a por-
tion of it Yew. ratio old paper is not
if Any account 1 not took it to ac-
O'nttrn elate vote ; nn one in the family
"...Ids- it ; we can get all the free rending
matter al the dime stores and hundreds
'f other mean and cnnoetnptible things
•us• hurler" a' the editor and his paper
If we were rioh we wnn'(1 nor ask env -
ale to pas for his paper—we would not
aria( one
MRs TANS. FRAYNE .PAOSE1 AWAY,—
I'h'• Free Pr ss 01 Frh,'nsry 3,11 speaks
.s follows of a former Brussrlile t—The
tenth occurred this mor'line of Mrs.
'See Frayne at the age of 85 years.
Lars. F,syne was n resident cif Manitoba
rut. 044 veers, and lived for 21, years of
lint time at Balmoral Coming West
when site w•ls 51 Years of age with her
"'shoat" E'ljah Fret ne; who died 26
' ears nen. she settled in the Balmoral
district Upnn her growing, ton old for
arm life she came to Winnipeg and
teed with herdarnliter. Mrs 13 B•shop.
184 Unimnrat street Mrs F'avne was
115 years olid on New Year's 1131, Born
Smith's Falls Ont , in 1829 she lived
the ear'y mart of her life in that place.
Son .vas all her life a pioneer, for she
,(sew nn i'tl the times when Ontario- was
u the earliest staeea of development.
'evr.'ely had the province grown out of
rs talon' stages when she came West,
s' a time previous to 'he second rebel -
inn She to cnrviver by three tlaltgh-
«rs end two sons They ere ; MrS
!Arneson Bishop. Mrs, George David on,
Miss Tillie MoMaltnn mei Lorenzo
lrr.,yne of lvinn;neg The other son,
Elij•,h Fr"vne, resides in Denver, Col
'I'h« funeral consisted of a short service
held a' the house at 4 o'clock- Thursday
I1ernnon . The remains were shipped
an the following morning to Balmoral,
't'it're interment teas made.
Bluevale 4
A. H. Mfsgeove, M, P. P gave a
Hite address to the Literary Society
'seem 11y alt "Oliver Goldsmith,"
ske(ching the historical bn'kgrnnnd
of the ant's time 811(1 giving am i1i1-
tnu'tloal 11,11 syinplalhel'ic review Of his
lire and works. Mr. Ifhtsgrove has
always an111rihim: worth while to say
,and is always wel°nnle 0.0 lois old.
11011018 Among the 00119) nem hers oto
1 he program was a reading from the
"Vinay of \Vakefi 1d," by Miss 0. M.
,lesser and an Irish sting by Miss
A IPA Aite e I. Mho'a Lila Grey
dive (a 11Um,rnus rending and there
(VM•e awn v811y pleasing ninon duets
by Nies 0 !giggles and DIiss Lillian
MpOnOl The first number of the
"Litemgy Diaper." woe rend by aha
sttify of which Robert Blacit is Editor-
imehief,
M'orrts
i;NTEWOAINED GLASS,— The Adult
Bible plass of Jackson Sabbath
School was very hnnpiLally enter-
1a1n1'd Phursday evening nt' hitt week
40 the roml'urlrthle home of ,lion. trioti
5)rS. 5I211,100y, 811 line, There were
',hotel 20 presetiL and to Hae I -halo was
spent 1111prn11gN11 progu1111 was
Lt vett 1001.0101 illg or vocal and hue 11-
t ie(1tnl mush:, renaings, st°etthes,
nr'ial
chat, games lord hutch. An
A 1 time Wtte eojoved
FARM BOUOLIT —Last week IRobet•t•
lir.,\vn, or .this township, tone 11rsed
tht' fine 100 amp faro, of J. \V, Short -
reed, of Piolt'r River Dish let. Prue
lienar $6,i0t10 'I'hl' lilt Is Smith } Lot
(loo 0 Upon it to a comfortable
hele1 house, Intuit horn, &l. \\'n
wish \ir. Brawn 8110014s in l's fnrnl-
in; op01.111i0119 This wiil give him(
2211,tert's time. Ml, end flee. Short-
1,41,14,„,
hnft-
1pfI,Itis! tarok I'tn' the fttr \Vest,
hcnae the re,annn fol selti'g.
M0l•IOOL PrIPOBT—Ftetlew(ng is the
report for ti. Si No. 8 Mori is far ,Tann'
li•t., I> 1ep -'00(illa eXi1171111tlltrn1A fol
"hirh the• pupil was nl1seot. Ex -
towhee' in At'It111me111', Mpetttilg, Hist.
1141 'Geterteoph,v, 11nt.raore Ohass.
'l'ntaal 400 — (le'rge Agar 800.
*"hu„thllhetve' 100 Se TIT. Total`
100-*Prnestine kslleee 235. Charlie
Mattel 160,
*George Brewer 10
1,
*fntt line 76 7r, III. T°111 .100,
11vt 8V71tvt4k
205, *O:tmlerou
Mustard 102, Charlie I'lnanitan 151,
**Owe Moneli 80 • Se TI. Tom' 400. --
*Et he' au"to"s," 100. (miry (Tio'rtiss 188,
**Wit titer T5er'tie y 176. **George bell
120, 'Jr 15 General lllotk.—Einer
Fo'lhee 610, Moar'in'ir" G1'aslly 140,
Whiffle Allen 850 Pt. TT,-151tt.y
Warwick, 467, Al.ied lultnstoti 457,
TORS
IAV3 i
E L L AGAR'
Freed From Bearing Down
Pains Backache
and Paan
in °'debYLydiaL F. Pink-
ham's
i n-
k
ham's Compound.
'oronto,Ont.—"Last October, Twrote
to you for advice as I was completely run
down, had bearing
7`7 down sensation ill the
tlj lower part of how.
els, backache, and
pain in the side. 1
rl• also suffered terribly
II from gas. I took
Lydia E, Pinkham's
VegetableCompounil
and am now entirely
free from pain in
back and bowels ani
alt" stronger in E vett.
way. I recommend Lydia E. Pin/chrtm'.s
Compound highly to all expectant moth -
era. "—Mrs, E. WANDBY, 92 Logan Ave-
nue, Toronto, Ontario,
Consider Well This Advice.
No woman suffering from any forum of
female troubles should lose- hope until
she has given Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg-
etable Compound a fair trial.
This famous remedy, the medicinal in-
gredients of which are derived from na-
tive roots and herbs, has for nearly forty
years proved to be a most valuable tonic
and invigorator of the female organism.
Women residing in almost every city
and town in the United States bear
willing testimony to the wonderful
virtue of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound,
if you have the slightest doubt
that Lyclia 88. Pinlrham's'Vegeta-
ble Compound will help you, write
to Lydia E.Pinkham Medicine Co.'
(confidential) Lynn, lSfass., for ad-
vice. Your letter will he opened
read and answered by a woman
and held in strict confidence.
Fred. Brewer 331, Jim 'Purvey 201,
lank Allen 200. PI.. 1.—,71tnst. Mae -
Very 428, Fraser Mustard 401, Bertha
Snnch 802, Ohat•lie \Vaewiek 344,
Wittier Sellers 811 ; Adella Tuevey
282. Doris Allen 280, Lillian Gam iee
272. Aveo awe all endant'e 28 5.
M. P. FRYFOSLE, 'Teacher,
SCHOOL REPORT.—Fellnwi,g is the
repot t of S. S. No. 8, Mort is, for I he
month of January, Olasres examined
in Oomp., Aritli., Lit. ouod Daily
Work. Total 300, p11140 150, honors
225.—Sr. TV Class.—Ivan 59r'Arlet'
65'8 Jr. IV Glass.—Amdt•ety Nichol
218, Norman Spei r 1,651, 131'. III Chtee,—
Joloi .11,50, 9 142*, Annie Alvtlek 85*,
Russel \"silts 82*. Jr, III Class.--
M..ry .11,,N4411 201, hial'gttret Hanna
2511, 10, S.11112108 240, Annie Little
2':1 tl 1
I. 11w 11t
.A
r 2lU
XMargaret
\N183, Maggie Claris 182. M.
C I t ,,.-,boors Duncan 270, Clifford
Mark • 237, Florence Nichol 180,
Gem go C'i•,unpiuu 54*, Roy - Champion
47*. fo. 11 Uhls' --Everett Nichol
204, Allan spelt 107. tie, Pt. I Olass,—
(Id1e,l ,liter, Vev'l0 ()lark, Mtanley
ii0ri:'o, 11,10,31 .Alcock. Jr. Pt I Ol01ss,
Mara 'write it ' 1,i1114'. 14l imtl'y Class. —
Miller Me \r ter, • Anpte UI1irk, LotLle
l'hnwpiou. :['hose limo ked * missed
nue m1' 1111,le ('918111(1.
F. HRYANS, Teacher,
sietrout, Il'RPO)i(T,—Report of 8. 3,
Nu. 1 al"1.11.1'„1 rhe wow lo OP Jaua-
aly:-- L+Y:unified in Ilistol'y acid
Aril Wil cu, Sr. 1V,— Gem ge 1111•
4rtinu
00 Jr. [V.—Lily Jackson '38.
Moulder(' i10 AiMellrtle, "history,
I.nngung'. and Geography.111.—
t.dua 11r(Shc 81, Omit Sicilian 66,
(,no•at Harris 48, Earl Watson 95,.
CIeu $1111 35 Sr. 1L—Vine Wyatt
03. Pt. 1L -.-Russ 'Button. Those
ln•e01v1t i'vo'ry tiny ;-... Edna McCall,.
(Ulan Belly 11AROAltET 0OwAN,
- Teaoltet',
RliEUMO CURES RHEUMATISM.
No (mailer holy Inn; standing your'
110LY(' may he, dint'( despair, get a
battle of R1t011100 1.0110(3'. Jlas. Pax
wells i1. with to, WM1.101000 10 benefit you.
Rh"uu,, is wonderful in its (Inial(
action, the pail) ('eases, the muscles
and 101,10(08 (1e 11(1 01' soreness and
stiifness, and vet y- soon a Rheum,'
patient is ttlile to have the Same
'111104th am) vitality of youth,
Itbeumo "milds blood so rich and
thiel( Lith 'tele 'rill cannot possibly
exist. ltitr'tlmo costs only 81 00 for a
1(uge bottle from .las. Pttx or dit'eet,
MI cite rgesrepaid tenni 13 V. Mario,'
0n„ l3ridgebth•g, Out.
Grey
An enjoyable social evening woos
spent al the home of Mrs. lite, Wal-
lace, Wednesday evening of last week.
IiR.oxOE LEFT ARM.— On Srtt 'Imlay.
Ilmnral y 81-1, ansepli, soli of Mts. .1
(0, Smith, B1l con., had the misfortune'
In have his left :(0111 In•nken near 0 hi'
wrist, 110 was changing a colt front
11000100(100 10 1to al her when his
11.1111 WO. raugl ll between Ll 0' stunt.
wall anti the animal we n above re.
(Mit, We hope he will sono regain
the nse of Lite injtt. rd member as good
!L ('vet.
tiouanT ,)ANDY Pam.— The fine
135 neva fan m of Lieeose Lispectnr
John 'P'n't'aiir•e, of Clinton, has been
ptlreltnserl by Ernest Rosell, who
recently sold his 100 acres to J.
Je•mye. 3lr. Raze"1 and sisters will
0100411''.I't lel
t ( 11 ) tibu nt the 1st of
March. Many old friends will be
sorry 0l, 0pe f.hprn remove from this
Incnlit,y but will wish then( the best
of success. 58,750 was the price paid, '
STOMACH ' HEiLTD--
ONO
ON cast TO MI
Very likely Mimes have advised yam
to nee Resell Dyspepsia 'Tablets, be.
0111mae score's 00 people in this ensu-
munity believe 'them ul be the best
remedy ever made for Dyspepsla and
Iu i •
tstlou.
d
g That Is (shall we think,
ton, because we know whist they Have
done for others EMI What they are
made o1',. 4Ve have so touch 'faith in
them that we urge you G0 try thrum at
0011 risk. If they don't help you, they
went cost you a cent. If they .don't
do till that, you want them( to do --if
they don't. restore your slpwtt011 to
health and make your digestion easy
just tell us and we will give back
your money wi attest a word or ques-
tion,
Containing Pepsin and Bismuth,
two or the greateot digestive ((0015
known to wetltwtl silence, they soothe
and comfort the inflamed stoumu:h h-
iring. help in the see' i+Lio,o of g#,net1'0(1
juice, .•heck heartburn and distress,
Pt (mune regular bowel action, and
make 'it possible` for you tc' eat
whenever you like with the cent-
ime ing am:ul•aitee that there
will be no bad aftereffecte, We be-
lieve then" to be ,the best ,emedy
nettle for dyspepsia and indigestion;
Sold oily at the mote than 7,000 Rex.
all Stores, anti in this Low' only at
one stole.- 'Three. sizes, 25c, 50c and
51 00. F. R. Smith, Brussels,
by Mr. Rosen. Farm adjoins the
town of Clinton, on the Huron Road
and is It tine property.
SCHOOL REPORT. -Ful lowing is the
1epnrt of S• 8, No, 10 Grey for the
month of January. Hi/11019 75%
Pass 60%. Sr. 1V, Examined it, Glatm
'm'•, Geography, Hygiene, Reading
and Spellheg t --Maggie Love 71, Gem.
may 68, Leslie Lake 65, Stanley
1\iaehan 60, May Inglis 88. Jr, IV
Exam10ioed In Grammar, Geography,
Hygiene, Reading and Spelling.
Lawrence 'Whit field 79, Ool well Speb'
too 71, Selwyn Baker 66.Gr('set•t Inglis
62, .1 rem Love 86, Jr. III. Exaini Med
-iu History, !'tending, Spelling, A1•llh-
metie, Writing and Daily Work
Charlie Neabel 77, Alfred Neotbel 01,
Herman 1Vhitfield 03, Eddie Wald 48.
Jr. TI. Examined it, History, Read-
ing, Spelling, Arithmetic, Writing
mad Daily Wolk. Vallace Inglis 72,
Elio Whitfield '70, Gladys Whitfield
60, Harold Neabel 68, Lenora PoalLee-
son 66. Slary Wald 138, 31•ai•garet
Stevenson 82, Belle Inglis 00. Edger
Whit field 57. Part II. G'•t•dnn
Speiran, Vrltna Michael, Roy Pat
-
Leeson. Part I. Mervin Heart',
Gladys Neahel, Arthur Whitfield,
Edith Love, Evelyn Ellacott, Walter
Ward, My' 1 Ie Holt 1
tbecc OrvalI
Will t field, Mabel Onx. Peiomuy.
Bettie Neabel, Melvin Oarnochaun,
Laura Patterson, Myrtle Ward,
HA.ROLD ARMSTRONG, '1.`each rite.
Ph, Far A 0)ear Gomptexton t p
A• 011:(18' em(lple)LEom 0:, 11,4 'lit wito'M
eyldeooe of motion el,•tt,d! i,'os, In
pati health the fair' "'estates a 810411.
hoard, !4111 � -(• I 1` � (14i• Ne \t'tl 1111. '
Clht ! l a 1 I
A5
yellow, bile is or0 pro(ni'tly ul+tried ;
it pallid, the kidneys err fanny ; if
eltiu, iq 2ntu'ky mod darer chiles be,.
tomtit the eyes, bolt 5, 1' r1>rm111011tiuu,
Whatever the antra., no remedy
compares' with DI. ihnllillon's Pills
which .1tre mild, .sate, purifying and
vitalizing in their ,tetiou, 'lht y give
21 11a1'veloto2(r1,Ny till to the , hreko',
brightou the eyes enol eelnl>Iie,,
health that dell.. ego awl ,lkt'a.ee.
Sold evetywh.lt
Cxod'oris;t'o
:'FILL Asit'1'UIIN N'oR $.3,01101. --rite.
annual alerting iii Atlexnudt00 300110100
aim Ganem" Ito opitall boar" wits held
Friday flight in the moo. ""nose with
only a felil au Ieodettirr. Rrpin 0_ giveri.
0910000(11 87 10011 it,ltaloned 87 patients treated, 1(1 birtlot,
8 71 •'(,oa'r's 110'11 showed
a nnbstaml1001 h„bume- all hand. The
',mod derided to pass a 0eeohttiull
to t-1 m r
1e 'men rowel' asking for n grant
of $15.000 to enable them, to (tut the
Qa1Lr1W1, foropedtyit, shape, Over E
year ago it was fistful l lint the pre-
sent hospital wo8 Ino sr111111 Ulla in-
adequate for Its pal-IM.r and the
(iamerno lnnperty was'h„ught but
was not fixe(, up IIWIIg to the Meavy
expense imve,tted,
Belgrave
D. Geddes pnrrh wed the general
stolealmrk of 111,. Adams. of Loudest -
intro, 11, ',hook! do well as be will'
look carefully after the wattte of the
.public.
1411,81 W00I2 11i11, who was
forintely hotel Beeper here, removed
to Loullott 00 bete he hies purchased a
hotel ht1`ltlleae. -
Here's
A Friend
Indeed
Consti; )tion is the bane of old
ago—lea 5h cathartics - a^47ra-
vate,av idt,oma duceCham-
berlains Tablets, the mildest and
gentlest aflasatives-bestforthe
Yonne, the rnir>dleaged and the old.
250. 'bottle—Druggists and Dealers.
or by mail,
C6natorlaia Medicine lo. ToData. ap
011(01 414k5 (
BEST
The Ladies in this Town are Simply. Ging Wild
over Harmony Hair Beautifier. And no wonder, because to make
the hair lustrous, soft and silky we believe there's nothing else—
and we sell about all the various hair preparations made—that any-
where near comes up to Harmony hair Beautifier.
Ask any one of the many women in this town who use it—
she'll tell you she "loves" it. Just look at her hair, and you'll come
to us and get some yourself.
•
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Is just what its n:rule inil;ih's,' ,jest lo nial:e the hair glossy, lustrous, more
beautiful.—Just to matte it easier to dr(:rs, and more natural to fall easily and
gracefully into the a v: In t 1 :d faith of 1 h coiffure. •'
It leaves it delightful i .:,ll anti c.e>i idea, and a lingering, delicate perfume.
Will not change of du•iccu tltc t•=)1 hr. Contains no oil; there fore doesn't leave the
hair' sticky or stringy, Simply sprinkle a little oft ;your ]:air cath tithe before
brushing it. But first, make
make sure that yon.' 11 air and. scalp are clean, by using
q L t r•311 t i t (' ?'. '"r�s� 0 Li u i�'o
—A. liquid shampoo 'to keep 111,1 hair clean, soft., smooth and beautiful. It gives
an instantaneous, rich, ftattnin. Hiller, penetrating to every part of the hair and
scalp. It is washed off Just IN quickly, the entire operation taddng only to, few
moments, :Ti leaves 910 lamps or sliel.inrssi,—Just a refreshing sense of cool, sweet
cleanliness.—Just a dainty, plt>asnnt 2110(1 clean fragrance.
—Both in odd -shaped otnt (hilt((" bottle:, with sprinkler tops.
Hari»lotty hair liar ,)f0;j', r $1,W, (IJ, Harmony Shampoo, 50c.
130111 are guaranteed to please you, or your money back.
'Baso : 3itga 13oll11i1cs Endorse Them ._---,
There is 110 class of women who know better haw to discriminate in ilio use of things to male
thein more beautiful than actresses. Among the many celebrated stage beauties who use and
enthusiastically praise bath Ittnimmy'Hair Ileau(i(icl' and IlarmonyShampoo are: '
ETITEL BARRY'MOTIE L1URET'i'E TAYLOR
Star in "Tanto," Isnlplro Theater, Now York, Star in "Fog e' lily IIe(irt" Cort Theater, New
ELSIE, 3E1161180NYork.
Alar In "A Strange Woman," 800,
un," L000,,Now 'NATALIE1 ALT
York Sr r in "Adele," Longaeto Theater, Now lark.
LOUTS)'•, DRESSER ROSE COGIILAN
Star in "Potash and Perlmutter," G. 1I. Cohan star in "Few Feathers," now touring the united
Tt1v.fo,, Plow York, Stato>.
' Sold only at the more than 7000, X15 Ctores( Ours is the rmti Stere' n this Town
R. Smith
BRUSSELS