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I S °. LI 'CE )JAS ANDEMSON.
VE ERINARY SURGEON.
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LEGALAND CONVEYANCING. APiCtNa. DR.T. T M AE
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W. PaoUDFoOT,K. O. H 0, HAT.
J. L. EILLooAN
Otn000—Those formerly °donated by dieser
namoron h Bolt
nommen, 04'r.su
o LIVERPOD
SGOW-LONDON•HAV
Large, comfortable
steamers --every ,
convenience, every (C
luxury. For inform-
ation apply agents,
Or
.. the Allan Line 12
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W. H. KERR.
Agent Allan Line, Brussels.
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Superior ooki 'Z 0- e
iEducation you 1Yill be luokn•g to-
a nod the Q
Sof TORONTO, ONT. Y®
'fh'• Scheo7 tko'hnx the hnblb of do10 P to
1e •lass of tvorlr that Beal a the etnmp of
-'Aunm•lurity " Open all 1 est. Enter r
env time, Handsome Catalogue .ons
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gOcr Yonne and W. J. ELLIOTT, 10
.-3Alexander Ota. 1 Principal. 3.
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Become a speeinlixt in Bttsiaes9, It
Offers more op lortanhiea than any
'' other calling. 1.a reap the full meas.
tree of ntt000o,• you meal hove the best
possible training This is Ontario's
0 0° ��y7
Bi et Boat nem School We give in-
dividpal attention. You may enter our
Meares at any time. Throe Depart -
manta, Coumuorcinl, Shorthand and
, Telegraphy. Write at once for onr
free aoLologuo
D. A. McLAOHLAN, Principal. q
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Enter 0
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EDWIN G. MATTHEWS, Prin.....
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Any time
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Grow with us.
For particulars eddreos—
THE
Best Brains
In Canada have participated in the pro -
aeration or our splendid Home Study
Courses in Baniring,Eoonomies, Richer
AOconntl ng, Commercial Art, Show
Card Writing, Photography, Journal•
18101, ZIlinrt Story Writing, Shortland
snd Boolrlreeping. Select the work .`
which mast interestsyonand write us
for particulars, Arltl reos f^
THE SHAW CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL
lal-T Yont;o at., Toronto
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There lire gotta points in near-
ly all makes of watches—
there are faw that are bad
hi, every respect. 1n REOINA
WATCHES you will find emc
bodiod AL L. tee good points a
Wt,tch can h v4,, judged from
the standpc,iats of SOLIDiTV
DURA Iii LITY, ' RLL I A BIL,IT Y.
For sale by
Walton
L., Blake..
Thorns in rho Flash.
4,'a'' a of 1, rhS.
it,van w I, c 1s the age ray
\Vhy suffer—our,. is oval ting in every
drug 8111(1 in 1110 fo1111 cif Pubi.0lll's
(Joan liber elnt whin' 1)0Iirveti at
urine, o}n,re8 thirou$lilly and' Wit be bent
ppair rine gond results (086081y"i*ttt�
ltslglit"
Bachelor of Modiolne, University of Toronto ;
1..ioensiate nod Graduate of the (ionogeot Phy-
stotmis and Surgeons, Ont. , Post - graduate
Chicago Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat lion ital.
ihioago,111. Ex.0oose Burgeon to St. Mich•
1's Hospital. Toronto.
Olfloe over 10, R, Smith's Drug Store, Tele.
none uonneotion with W'anbrook at all hours.
DR. F T. BRYANS
,mhelor of Medicine, University of Toronto ;
u,rnl late of College of Physicians and aur -
suns, Ontario ; aX•senior Hotem Surgeon 01
'.•0tere Hospital, Toronto, 011laes of late Dr
A MuRevoyY, Smith Bleak, Brussels.
Buret phone 45,
A' EX. D M'KEL.VEY
M.B., M.C-P.&S.. O.
108 Blom. street 1104. Toronto
Diseases Ear, Noso and Threat
anneal aa'Ixtant m Stir, Nurse and 1 brow! de.
ancient New General Hospital, Toront:a
'est Gracia., to B toward 110110111 School, Bo.
,,, bit.. 4..0100' Resident Merger. 0141 HH, Et
ht entry ' late (ghdoal ,oa.lctent 1,
Jose and Throat department Mass (Om Bra.
401 • late House Surgeon Toronto Genera
Inrpf tat ter In Brussels by appointment.
DR. M PERC:USON
ETHEL, ONT.
'hrsioien and Surgeon: Post Gradnnteeonrs,"
melon (Eng 1, New York end Chicago How
-dintstinecial attention todioease of eye. eel
',rise and throat Eyes tatted for glasses.
^. H ROSS, 0 D. S. , L D S
Graduate of Revel College of Dental
.eansnr0,1010titand Grn.lneto Univoreily 1,'
n t duke.
'1!nr n n Nnrn of D I kLY•
Office In Ioard Block, Wingham
Phone 239 Pox, Otfl''e box 278
Painless Extraction, Plato- work and
Bridge Work a Specialty
DR. WARDLAW
Honor graduate of -the Ontario Veterinnrp
rloltoge. Dep and night palls.' Moe opp0tlt'
"'lour MITI, Ethel,
MAUDE 0. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal graduate Department of Opphthli
uolugy, Moe lormiok Medical College, Clilnag..
[Il., 10 prepared to teat ayes and rat glasses at
her once over Grower's Restaurant, Brussel.
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of ever'
week Moe hours 1 to 0 p m Porenoo,
by appointment, Phone 1219.
T. R. BENNETT
will give better satisfaction to both burer nor
seller than any other Auctioneer and only
,Marga what is reasonable Sales conducted
anywhere in Ontario. Piro bred stook soles a
apnalaltr•
Write or 'phone 2B Wroxeter:
QJi x.t. Vigour Razzwanr
BRUSSELS
Gana Sotdn GOING Noreen
taxa
7:07 a m -Express 10:50 a m
Express 115 a ,n Mail 1:59 p;2
lamaresa 2:55 u m Express 9:52 p
17AdldI eef.L PdWWPIC
WALTON
To Toronto To Goderich
laxpresa 7:52 a it I Express 12:16a m
1txpof ress 2:47 p Express 8:88 p
WROXETER
Going East - 7:05 a. m. and 2:55 p. m.
Going West - 12:46 and 0:47 p. in.
All trains going East comma with 0. P. R, at
Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T
G. 13. stations.
GEO. ALLAN, Local Agent.
dol l 1,1,ews Rents
(CROWS.
ROBINS.
1 HR next and last Monthly Horse
Fair for this season will be held on
l'hurnclav, April and
75 c9N'rs, in advance, gets THE POST
0o the close of 0914. If it's the new.
yon are after uow is, a good time to sub-
scribe,
THE house and lot known as the
Holmes property on the Corner of Flora
and Alexander streets has been pur-
chased by S Wilton.
A letter from H. Ham; of Ferguv.-
fOi'nlel'Iy of Brussels, ssys Mrs. Ham
,10t'18ving-Very robust health Many
old friends here wish her early improve
mens until completely restored.
WORD ' F 000D CHEER —A note -front
Caronto sat 9 :—"1 receive '1'9111 POST
fleet V Week and it deems to me aN good
's a letter and I always like Friday a9 I
am sore of interesting reading when it
arrives."
THE Pori heartily th'(nks those who
have beet, to:oa'ing off- suh.criprinn 1
,ecnntn'; and throes to !tear 'root a few
Hundred Vlore during Starch Write t)9
n letter when you 1 telling tthont.
yntl(' locality prospects, etc.
Miss Maggie ~Mellen, of the 4131
ine, Morris townshm, has leased the
hone formerly occupied by Mrs. 11)0
l0'irher, William street, lately vacated
by Harry Kcys who, with Mrs I{i-ys,
THE REASON FEWER-
PEOPLE TAKE REMARKABLEI
nod use a rialto and der
V( un the If I s n other
1 t
harsh physics is becolulug less every
year becltuse mope aid move people
are using ltexall Ordeeli('8, which we
newly believe ter he the b• t.st. bowel
!
remedy Duct' made. They taste so
11111011 like candy that even the child-
reit like therm. At the same 1,103e
they act so easily and i8turally that
there is 0(o pnrging, gelpieg* or patio.
They promptly reprove the 5Ous(G
potion and, by soothing tool streughh-
eniug the bowels, make it less liable
to occur again. 1Vt( hove the utmost
fotith in them. we know what they
are Made of and the pleasant,
beneficial results that always follow
lied use.
Yon needn't take our wind for it
II' Rexrtll Orderlies don't help you—it
they don't entirely relieve all pal
bowel troubles—come back and tell u.
.0073 we'll give -hark your looney lr,
vest puckt'l tin boxes ; 100, 25e, 50.
you (11tH buy L'1' ,all Or clerlies 4,1111
rl ')'Ire lir-omit til„rer,, nuc i11 1111
''071 0111\' 01 tor. U. lt.. Smith, I)o-uo -
-rist, Brussels.
THE regular monthly meeting of th
W, C. '1'. U. will he held in the suclirnc
room of the Public Library o r Fnd8y
.fternoou, March 27011. at 3 o'clock
The topic "Purity and Moral Ede
cation" will be taken by Mrs. Dail{
Vise ors always welcome.
D G Anderson, formerly of Atwood,
who hes been public school Principal
rat St Mar%sschool hos purchased the St.
Marys Argus and will take the editorial
5 t
chart shortly,(aural the Atwood
He t
lice at one title. Mr Anderson is a
cousin to Mrs (Rev ) A 1 Mann, Bros
eels, THE Po -'r welcomes Bro. Ander
son back to the Fourth Esrate toad
wishes him sucees5 In laking hold of
the Ar 0(. which is an old and well
est abli led weekly..
The Pa meson Spectator. SAWS of an
81.1110 01 Mrs (Dr.) Holmes, of Brui'elx:
We are pleased to slate that Mrs. Gro
Chambers. ot Harriston, who figured 'n
the automobile arcdent on Chrism)
eve, has completely recovered from t1'
accident and is- enjoying good health
once more. May ibis kind o'd lady enn-
titunto improve in health and enjo
the pleasures of this life for many mor.
years is the wish of her many friends in
Hetriston and abroad.
Shako Hands With Asthma.
Awl'nl distressing is asthma. Brat
worse if possible when combined Willy
Ihnurh}•tis. Relieved quicker by
(lata•rhnzoue than anything else—
mired so thoroughly by "Catarrh -
ozone" lhott it doesn't return. Cater-
thnzoue's heolitig vapor is breathed
right into the bungs, destroying the
Catlett of Asthma and succeeds in the
moat chi relic eases. Try it. Two
sizes, 26c mill $1.00, at ail dealers.
THE REDLTRIDUTION OF HURON.—A
.press report from Ottawa in reporting
the progress of the redistribution gives
the following concerning Huron :—In
Huron 'he difference of opinion is
over the Townsutp of Goderich. The
new North riding of Huron will becom-
pnsed of the present east riding with the
addition of Ashfield, Colborne, West
Wawanosh, the Town of Goderich and
Goderich Township, If ii is decided to
include this latter municipality The
new South riding will be made 0D of the
old Smith ridnlg, together with Hallett,
Clinton with Goderich Township in
case it does not go into the North.
EVERY 111 EMBER SUNDAY.—Thr
Listowel Standard of last week ssys ot a
former Rector of St. john's church
Brussels :—Every member Sunday at
Christ church on Sunday last was a de-
cided success. Large congregations
were present at both services and the
services throughout were marked by an
inspiring heartiness. It is just five
years ago, since the present rector os-
sumed charge of this parish and the
services on Sun lay last were a .fitting
climax to his Eve years of labor h're,
and it, is confidently expected that in
veare to come Christ Church Listowel,
under the direction of Rev:- H. M
Lang -F., -d. will be blessed in the same
manner that it has been blessed under
his ga'danee in the past
A RURAL MAIL RULE—It is strictly
against the rules of the Po:ii Office De-
portment to distribute bills or any kind
of 1nai1 mItter in rural mail boxes unless
full pnstaee i9 mad t'lereoa, all couriers
are instructed to collect all such deposits
and deliver them at the post office.
where they will be treated as "dead"
matter. lois is n point in connection
with the rural mail delivery system that
snot t!enerally khnwtt, and the give it
al; a pieet.4,1' ;ntor,n; tti0n Ant' person,
however, ('au (1.pow t a iultt prepaid
let'er or p reel Ina , ural m tit b •x r •r
any other rural mail pinion along the
same route Hud it will be delivered by
CASE
of Mrs, s M
DeclaresLydia L i a E. i lt:tl
drir
itl 6 &
Vegetable Compound
Saved Her Life
and Sanity.
Shamrock, Mo,— "I feel It my duty
to tell the public the condition of my
health before using
your medicine. I had
falling, inflamma-
tion and congestion,
female weakness,
pains in both sides,
backaches and bear-
ing down pains, was
short of memory,
nervous, impatient,
passed sleepless
nights, and had
Neither strength nor
energy. There was always a fear and
lread in my mind, I had cold, nervous,
veak spells, hot flashes over my body.
1 had a place in my right side that was
no sore that I could hardly bear the
-veight of my clothes. I tried medicines
c nd doctors, but they did me little good,
and I never expected to get out again.
I got Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
'!impound and Blood Purifier, and 1eer-
mly would have been in grave or in an
tuns if your medicines had not saved
But now I can work all day, sleep
atri night, t, e at anything I want, have
.et flashes or weak, nervous spells.
+dins, aches, fears and dreads are
, my house, children and husband
• • no longer neglected, as I am almost
;rely free of the bad symptoms I had
taking your remedies, and all is
ere and happiness in my home. "—
.109IE HAM, R. F. D. 1, Box 22,
.eek, Missouri.
on want special advice write
u. Ia. Pinitlram Medicine Co.,
. lential) Lynn,lliasa.
lie courier as if mailed at a post office.
It is necessary, however, that the
courier obliterate or deface the stamp
before placing it in the box to which it
IS addressed.'
SPRING 'TERM OPENING —On Monday.
Nlarelo 3, th, 09(4, the Sprint Term
((pros at Lisiowel Business College
'I'hls year has been the moot successful
in the history of the School, both in re
gard t0 the attendance of Students. and
-iso in quali'y of results ol'tsined
Students have been registered from
Listowel, Atwood, Milverton, Newton,
Burns, Brunner, Millbank, Britton,
I'effers, Kuhrvville, Trowbridge, Ethel,
Hent.yn, Fordwich, Gorrie, Harriston
Palmerston, Dravton, Moorefield,
Gnwanstown, Wallace, Tevi tdale,
Clifford. Elmwood, Mount Forest,
Southampton. Dungannon and other
places Nearly twice as many Diplomas
have been issued by 00 this year as
Eggs for Hatching
Hegel Strain White Wyaadattes
Pens Nov 1 & 2 consist of 12 pullets
in each, selected fends afleck or 80 and
Mated with o cock bird and cockerel
from 221) and 212 egg record hens.
Pens Nos 8 & 4 rooxist, of 12 pill`
lets h1 reek, selected fruui balam0e of
my sUmlc Mid malted wish cork bird
and cockerel from 200 aid 196 leotard
belie,
Provincial Farm Strain of
Bred to Lay Barred Rocks
Two pens -21 selected pullets—from
flunk or 106 and mated with 2 cocker-
els of heavy laying strains.
Eggs per setting of 16
Pen 1 White \Vyandottes ...... $2 50
Per, 2 "
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2 00
Peri 8 " " 1 50
Pen 4 " 1 00
PensBarred Rncks ..... 1 00
75% Fertility and square deal guaran-
teed, Only a limned gnnntity of
\Vyand'tte eggs fur salt' rip 70 1\lely 1.
Riverside Farm
Phone 66 or 24x R THOMSON
Brussels.
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THE DAILY GLOBE —The Daily Globe •
own he Secured from now on for $3 ell : Mflhnery
er annum to any t mn pnS ,flier•
Sprinq
Send yntir subset lotion to 'I Het Po
anadT 4
The, i)aily Matl-Emi n'e has .reduced : •
to the same fee. "his places both •
•
loaper8 on a par it relates to town and
country.
CAn91t . FOR ALARM —Thea life of an
editor ass saved the tithe( thy by a
silver dollar in his pocket A crank
shot at Mtn anil the ball struck the dol-
lar Now should we happen to get shot
before you pay Up 30tlr subscription •
1)11(1 olo're It, no dooIIar to stop the ball„ •
we shall glwaVo presume you alight 4'
have Saved our life •
When. You Ent Too Fast.
you have indigestion perhaps marlins, 4
nr it) any. case I he system is overload-
ed with 1311(11,1'1' that,shonId be elimnin- ♦
rued, Breath gets hail, eyes look dull, 4
boitdanhea are, frequent,. Why not F
(demise and purify the whole system, •
why not strengthen the etonael), et-.
('11,11 1114' blor.tl and assist your over-
taxed digestive Vlorgans y
tfre.
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with DDr- lit Hamilton's s P
lite thele
noon is need ttlifying. every Y
T,
case they give the eXnet assistance 4
r r g i e e Ytilell 1'131
MCI' rl. top, have it clear color, 0ht rests flit sleep if you Iegtifale ,your tysteltt
Willi »r 111(ttitilltlfi'H $'flit, Price 211e
i ylltl' 140I* 38l' $11 i'ilrlrlitril
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CORDIAL INVITATION is extended
to the ladies of Brussels and locality to t
•
visit our Show' Rooms and see the new
creations' in Spring Millinery
Following the custom in othy r places we
are not holding; a formal Opening .this . Spring
and are now ready to carefully look after the
wants of our customers.
Our Showing will Our prices are
Interest you. - Reas
•
Doable.
We will be
pleased tohaveyou call.
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THIS STOMACH REMEDY
REMARKABLY SUCCESSIVE
Yon know us—your home druggist.
I'm) know we wouldn't geometer any
remedy to relieve hltligestioi or
dyspepsia, eJeia, Mr 1ncsY
bark,
unless we
Mt the Mooed to Hden e in that,
remedy. Therefore, whet) we offer
you Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets with
this peon? of our J'aith it) I heln, it
leaves you n0 10(00) fur lleadtaliill or
doubt.
i
The tetnarkable 9urees9 of Revd'
Dyspepsia Tablets is due to the fact
that they contain, among othee1
things, Bismuth and Pepsin, two in-
gredients enc1118ed by the lmedicelI
profession as invaluable in the. treot-
*meat of etemech 1118. '71107 soothe
the inflamed stomach; chock heart-
burn and distress, stimulate the
secretion of gastric juice, aid in rapid
and comtortahle digestion of the fond
and help to quit'kiy convert it into
rich, red blood. It) a short time they
tend to restore the stomach Co 0
naturally cnnlf(n'tehle, easy -seting,
healthy slate, They alio benefit the
bowels.
$,exall Dyspepsia Tablets are snlrl
only at the 1110re Lhut) 7,000 Rexell
Stares, and in this town 01117 by us.
Three 91709, 25e, 50e and $1.00. F. R.
Smith, Druggist, 13011ssels.
contnared with any preceding year, and
our graduates are meeting with splendid
success wherever they go, IF you in-
tend to take up 5110C1 at studies along
commercial trees, you make no mistake
in entering at our Spring Opening on
March 3oth ;the best season of all the
year from a student's standpoint. is
be-
fore you For information address,
1
EDWIN G, MATTHEWS, Principal.
Mothers, Here It Is
A ?t•ierid and comforter, .011) unceas-
ing aid 1(1 every house foto the hund-
red aid one aliments that 110 turn up.
Nerviliue ie too valuable to be with-
out. If something este» 080808
teouhie, if it's c000uips, indigestion: or
headache. Nerviline cures. Fur cold
en the 4.111.91, aching limbs or Irene
batik rob on 14't' roll loto and get ease et
none. As a family 90egueoed nothing
19 known to excel Poison's Nei viline.
get to large 25c bottle from your deal-
er.
Leadbury
Atwood
Nesbitt Hamillon has moved Into
the 11101140 (m Main street vacated by
')'hos lloeinih1011,
Mrs
J.1rn1 :
A t 3 11entertained lie
I
You ug Flees 1311)1.. class,3 the 3letlii-
dist clown') 4,11 ,'ut'slhey evening,
Jou, Hor0Z,. Intl rented his I1l'upka'I y
to Jiro. Suekfiog, of town, and will
leave for the
West in l
near fill1 ore.
VmBoatman left laweek 111
Ru,'kviile, Mint)., Where he ham been
engaged a9 blackatni111 in a atone
guru ry,
The dredge belonging to ')`lessee,
Crowley & 5300011nell, was unloaded
here this tveek fuel will he put in
operation o0( the Ellice Maitland Ito,
lief Drain,
When all the improvements that
are nn,lerwttt' on the property of the
Grand J'r'uuk Railway 0urruuuding
the station, it will have a better ap-
pralarice than ever bef'or'e. Tile
stock yatd4 have been completed food
are now hi use whit'h allele are worthy
of note. They at Strongly bolls and
Made 111 1400 cool partille00 t 4, 011e
coin pat intent being partly (fevered to
protect the stock during .the int
SUIMMO• days from the sun. The
station has been renovated to some
extent also the platforms surrnnodiog
it, and the filling rap of the roadway
with cinders from the station to the
)\lair, road will (Wase the ninthly (ren-
dition of the yards during the Spring
and Fall.
Winxnam
The dolls' -city celebitttiolt, which
took place he Wiughai in honor of
St. Pato ick's Day, tot ped out to great
success, and the efforts put forth by
the tradesmen to make thedayn et -
4 a 1
joytible one for all who came were
well rewarded by the great crowd
of
people despite the bat roads. Flogs
were flying from all public buildings
and quite tt number of prizes were a-
warded as follows :— Oldestgentle-
man Coming to town, Adam Reid,
aged 87, born in Connaught, Leland,
five -dollar armchair. Oldest lady
coining to Winghatn— Mrs. Van
Alslitre, aged 98, born in Prince Ed•
ward, Ontario, twelve -dollar chair.
Person bringing ibr the largest Ir'od of
people to town— Alpert Foxtrot,
Dulless, 81 it) load ; five dollars in
cash. The longest distance to Wing -
ham that day— David Gliddins,
11,111110, laialI811.1.1•11.1MINNOW
Your
Children
witho Cathartics--
t
g }tarttls—
Chamberlain's'l'alile:tsdre
most effective in regu}a-
tinstr n g stomach troubles and con-
stipation for the little folk --•one
BEST
tablet going to' bed means a
sunny face in the morning.
Pleasant 00 take, they never fail.
25c. a bottle, Druggists and
dealers or by mail.
Quit Dosing -7N
Ciatal,erla}n Medicine Co.
Toronto 4
737ti
Howiek, drove 15 miles to Winghafn,
five dollars in cash. The most
recently married couple corning to
town— S. and ,\Ire. McGee, $5.
Single driver—Thos. Gilmore; heavy
draft team, Jas. Poster ; general
parpnse team, Jas. Foster ; creamery
wagon tesnt. 'Wu). Weir. The person
purchasing the moat go0de Dom
\\ringham stir es during the day J. D.
Anderson, Belgr'ave. The town was
well supplied will) anisic by the town
band.
Paper
LIangiiig
John Lunn
Painter, Paper Hanger
Grainer and Decorator
A Trfal Solicited Flrat-Class Work
Phone 41x
Thomas Street, Brussels
tilts. D. Boyd has returned frf n b °
f ti
Whish where she was visaing with Flour
j �l �1 trial
is �1 e)i>� C,iit{�.�_ but—
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l,il.t"`
Y g i.' �� �l� Y.��GI.� �i:9�
her sister's.
Lead11r11'y Beef ring will start opera-
tion i0) Tuesday, April 70 h. .1nhi R.
Hell..of Morris, will be the hotelier.
Arbon• Love and Samuel 01 awford
have gone back to the West after
9net '
Idmg the Winter with friends
here,
Jos. Mose and family have taken
possession of the Dennison farm
which they purchased some time ago:
They were former residents of the
Bayfleid line.
David M0Ontchenn and family left
last week for Saskatchewan where
they purpose making their home.
They have been old residents of Mc-
H}Ilnp and will he much missed.
iticheud ROW 118001 has re -let 11i8
farm to McNichol Bros., fm' a term
of years. It will be remembered he
leased it last Fall to the late 1100.
Dougherty but the fancily nit wish-
ing to retain it merle it necessary for
Mr. Rubinson to re -let it.
J. J. MaGa vin has purchased
tturnhe'land Gert), the splendid
Clydesdale stallion, from the well
known importer, J. T. Berry, of
Hensel]. This is one of the good
horses and will stand inspection by
the public or his pr'oeellt Menet would
not have hire. Mr. McGavi 0 is a
lover of ginolity in stork of this kind
and no doubt has Shown his judgment
in this purchase and we hope he may
meet with success.
Blyth
J. P. McIntosh left last week foe
his bonne at Ooblanz, Sask., after
spending a week renewing old ac-
quaintances in
squaintancesin Blyth and vitenity.
5(09, H. Thomas, who has not been
feeling well fin' 9111110 time, hes gone
to Weston Sarilariunl where she :will
Undergo treatment fur tuberculosis.
P. Daley, who is ()titillated to his
bonne through illness, is slowly ion -
mewing and it is expected that be
will be able to he about in the course
of a few weeks.
J. A. Ononbs, of Toronto, formerly
of Blyth, who had the tnisforlune
while h. the Nith
nerettrlty' to gel. his
Iright hand severely frozen was visit-
i11g ,'Bl,lllves anti friends here last
week rind we tore glut to Say t Incl he
is not going to Ince tory of his flngets
aS WWI at title, 9llpp(r4ed.
Sea#orth
111' \'Vali11, or Turonl1, 11(11108, (1
the Wt metes Oama(tiou, Cluh in the
Cnt nrgtt' Li31101 v, on Tuesday Iasi.
Itev A. 11 •MeInlmh, B. 1), or
Saskatoon, Sn k , Is in tool Visiting
his parents, 111. and Mrs. Wink-li.
George .1/eek-nn, who has been Immo
for ;011111+ lime, haltHied In 11 Ater -
feta Iiia wee13 -10 oomph -qv his e"n-
tract .if building the 8111100e -Poli
Dover Rttilrnod.
Abe Davidson is steadily improving
at1(1 is now able to situp. Uonsidet-
iteg 1411•. Davidson's lotv•eontlilfou al
IIIn'' t In1e, l his l (l)0Vl1'V as venom 1101111(0.
'PheMedieal nnen of the Could yof
Boron met in Convention i11 Seaf'0•Ih
at the 'Down Hail 0(1, \Veclme0d,ly even-
ing, A dinner was sewed them Itt
alio Cuinliprcint H111 e1 all Pee el de,
\Vide out hi the (70001)7 abbot
three mules, fixing hydro-oh'rlrie
wires host 5fniaay, (me of ow
pl,yees, VINO, binh,n0019, errelVed the
faiI Charge 0(r 18,200 volts, the volts
enlrrilig his head e1Lusing tp sleep.
wound. lir fell Ko'nsO 1 he 00 (004 items,
whirl) 111)11(111111 OILVell 1119 lir,' es total
he loth) r
t 's weld the wt)(
he L
11400
been horned In 73'0,011, 111A
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Speed 10 toren for
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neediest attendance. He was delirione
nu'et. of Slmaay night 1ot11: egained
(nneeininntes9 towards turn rang 101111
WAS-D3tt: tvnlltiug.at MM. o'ullu'1t Nino'
day a, in. apparently little the worse
ata ills IillNltap+
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it is not your work!
Flour \'cries from time to
time in baking quality. This
is because v.rheat continually
varies according to soil condi-
tions, etc.
Therefore, if baking re-
sults are to be constantly high,
baking tests are essential. It
IT> is unreasonable to expect you
` to nuke these tests at your
expense.
So from each shipment of
wheat delivered at our mills
we take a ten pound sample.
® This is ground into flour.
® Bread is baked from the flour.
% If this bread is high in quality
% and large in quantity, we use
%the shipment. Otherwise we
tseli it.
% By simply asking for fiou®
baring this name you uan
always be sure of mor bread
an(9 better bread. e
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"More Bread and Better Bread"
"Better Pasty Too"
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