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STEAMSHIPS
W. H. KERR,
Agent Allan Line, Brussels.
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rr�S TORONTO, ONT.
The 801100t thutbun lie habit of doing
i t n elves of worst that hen, a the stamp of
L- 'Superiority.(' Open nil Y ora'. Euler
nny time. Handsome Catalogue rout 0
on reh neat.
1 z 0(tor Motu and ))W. J. ELLIOTT;
Alexnod r Principal.
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aBest Rusin„as oebori WA etvo in.
0- dividtu,t attention. Yonmay soler ono ;,
etas-,- nt any tic.. "1'1" oe Depart- y
t -lents, C nanerrrr, bn:,hnnd and
lulegrephy V, rite t ace far 0111
free (00tlo,r^e,
O. A. McLACHLAN Principal.
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EDWIN C. MATTHEWS, Prin.
WAS <Oa7F^aP,cYa'7,c:a F^a,xRavlt:aV,cPaVRRa Attt,�
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THE
est a rat ns
in Canada have pa rtioi prated in the pre-,
nitration of our Rplonclid Ilon, Study
Courses in 13eniting, Eoono nitB, Filcher
Accotnttngg ' (inoloroinl Art. Show
Card Writing, Photography, Journal-.
Short Story Writing, Shortland
and 13nol, steeping.. Select the work
which moat interests yon and write no
tor particulars. Address
THE SHAW CORRESPONOENCE• SCHOOL
301-7 Yongo St., Toronto
alallEnciiiimaimilizamaideMPHIMMAININO
COLLEGE
AT HOME
Thousands of ambitions young peer
ppie are flat n•e lar n in theown
homes to occupy lucrative their posit -1011s 00
atmtogrnphera, booltheepers, tolegrie
pliers, civil servants, in feat every
sphere of notivities,- You may finish at
college if yon se wish. Positions guar -
nuked. Enter coltoge any day. I11di-
vldnal.instruction, Export teachers.
Thirty: yearn' experience. Largest
trnblers ht Canada, Seven colleges,
Special coarse For tenahera,
Affiliated with Commercial Educe-
tor'sAosocln(ib, of Camilo, Summer
School at min ons Spotton Boyitleas Col-
logetllogdon. - ..
Wingham Business Colle9e
Gao. SrowroN,. - W, T. racoon,
President. Principal.
netastaserentietanassatraniatess tip
W, H1 LOVE
Funeral Director
and Embalmer
Orders promptly and hare -
fully 'attonded 00 night oe
alar. Phone 225;
ET'I-t EL t CAE/ i.
iiigliP1 „`,""r","'"Ir.1 410. 110 "laa'd"ie
Destine** Oards
+JASM'.ANDE+, SON.
Y,g'E I'1NARV SURGEON.
.ul.pessul to 14.'15:: Moore,. Chloe at Ander.
on 111.06 /Avery amble, Brttesele '1014410m!
No, 20, •
9R. T. T, M' RAE:,
laoneltlr el Medicine, Un>verslt) of tl'VI•ontu
bloontittto lnitl,lry0ltluntu of rho College i1T Phy
110111h0 and aurgebits, Ont, Past•xradantt:
'n1ongoiIDye, Ear Nose and Throat Elospitat,
vhluaxo,'ilt, Ex•Tionae $ursoon ,to St. Alioh-
,tol's hiespitsh Toronto, - •
OBlee.over ir,. R. Smith's .Drug Store. Tele-
phone connection with Vrtlnhr,uk at 1111. hours,
L.+R, T. BRYANS
Bachelor of Medicine, University of Toronto ;
Licentiate of College or Physicians and Sur -
gamin, Ontario ; ux.S0nror House Surgeon of
Western Hospital. Toronto. Offices of late Dr.
A MoKnveyy, Smith Bleck, Brnasels,
Rural phone 40,
ALEX. 0 M'KELVEY.
M. B., M. 0,1...& S. 0.
103 Blborstreet East, Toronto
Diseases. Ear, Nowa and Throat
Wildcat ns.iatelrt (0 Ear, None and throat da --
Pout Glwdgate Hurvara` E) ed Ma It school, MAO
ton ; late Senior beetroot Burgeon Maas, Eye
star Inarmary ; late Clinical assistant i11
Nose and 'Throat department M000 Gen. HOS.
Intel ; Irate (louse Snr•geon. Toronto General
IdospilaI. tom• In Brussels by appointment,
Pal men New Gen t Hospital. S'undae;'
DR. M FERGUSON
ETHEL, ONT.
Physician and Surgeon : Post Graduate ooursee
London (Eng.), New York and Chicago Hos-
pitals. Special attention todisease of eye, ear,
nose and throat. Eyes tooted for glasses,
G.' H ROSS, 0 D.S„ L.D S.
Graduate of al College e
G flop r 1 e o' Dental yiirf
g
Toronto140? Faculty and Grad istryto•IInlvorany of
Toronto Faculty of Dentistry. •
Office in Ward Bloch, Wingham
Phare 240 Post 019ro box 278
Painless Extraction,' Plato work and
Bridge Work a Specialty • -
DR. WARDLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night esus. Otnee opposite
Flour Mill, Ethel.
MAUDE 0. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal graduate Department of Ophthal-
mology,
hthal-
n olo .Ela ormlelt. Lon toe pp
1 y W ext 0 011 g 'glassine
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Ell.. to oeo over
to eras eyes and ilt, Bre ria nt
her once over Friday 'a 1esO turda Brussels,
nn 'Thursday, Frhours
and Sp. 111.tlnF 1' every
week. Ofaoo hours 1 to 8 p. m. Forenoons
by appointment, Phone 1210.
T. R. BENNETT'
Will give better satisfaction to both gayer and
seller than any, other Auctioneer and only
charge what is reasonable Sales eoatuoted
anywhere In Ontario. Pure bred stock sales n
apeoialty,
Write or 'photo 28 Wroxeter.
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BRUSSELS
Goma Souma GotNo NortTa
Flail 7:07 a 1n Express ... 10:55 a m
Express 11:25 a ni Mail 1:511p nt
Express 2:05 n m Express ... 8:52 p In
.9.14.% ot0°LLirit? fto af:PIC ..
WALTON
1'n furont, To Goderiolt
. 0:52 n 111Express ..,...,,12:18 a m
to �+4,,. . 2;47 p m I Express . 8:311p in
WROXETER
Going East - 7:05 a. 1n, and 8:55 p, m,
Going West - 12:48 and 9:47 p.m,
All trains 6 ag East connect with 0 P. R. at
Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T
G. R. atatidns.
(GEO. AI.I,AN, Local Agent.
fon( lietus 4tema
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FRrnev will he May Day.
COUNCIL meeting r next Mondayeven-
RI-MB/UM pie Cortes next on the bill of
fare.
Go cents, in advance gets THE Posr
until lanualy 1915,
'lits basement is finished .for John
Ewan's new residence,
PILL Tan Pos'r the names and places
of residence of your visitors. This is
not a nig task but would be a very
helpful bit of work to us.
Ir is a difficult matter to find a house
in Brussels Jo rent. Not a bad sign.
Now would be a good time to keep our
town An the 'go." Will you help by
speaking a good word and lending a
hand where possible i'
1t Creeps Like a Serpent.
Steals through the System like Ii
Utief In the {light. That's how (AL -
IO eh acts. Dnl,'t trifle with such a
eeourge. 1)oi't experiment with It
doubtful tech inert Tittle laid Px-
pei ienco prove that Oatarrhozotc does
cute, that it gives quick relief and so
thoroughly destroys 111e distnde, that
L dies forever. v1'r. Gest Oadn.rl linvtne it
the Mist place, and "Vt111r em r IS '1LR•
out ed. In 25c and $1.00 91/e0 at all
dealers and guaranteed in every ease..
GlinAr RECORD.-- The, Mitchell Ad.
vocnte jogged past its 54th birthday a
week ago with the same proprietor, W.
R. Davis, still guiding Its destinies
Some outer newspaper men might
match this record -not mtuy-bat tiro
Davis has another string to his bow
that would be difficult to equal, in the
hint that to his hoosehold carneto sorts
and 2 daughters, .all of whom are alive
and prospering. Then there are 13
(said to be all unlucky ntuliber) grated
children and surely if nuy nlali is to be
envied it is W. R. Davis, Although
about 75 years of age, he'sas ready for
fun or a fight (newspaper of course) as
ever. 13oth are prolably the result of
being Irish. We wish the Advocate
Buoceaa but hope it will go a little mild-
er on its political dtsquisitiene.
AN old fashioned stepper was served
at the home of S. T. and 'Mrs. Pltnt>
Thursday evening of last week and was a
teal 10100055. The bonne was lighted be
tallow candles 0nel reminded some of 1
the guests of docs of long ego An ex t
00110111 bill of fare was presented en the
well spread tattles, consis'ing of bacon
and 9020 potatoes, pieales, apple entice,
Mead Anti butler, biscuits, pies, cokes,
iltf)p11- nvttlp, cheese, ten, Fre., tact S
Anl)yle justice w0s clone by the large
conipe l reel Like linenetal 1)100011(10
were $21,40. Henle -made l,,-eatl, f
cantly.. &c„ were also sola A +lett 1
tnnciosl program was rehtlerecl, 11 is to t
be hoped Mrs Piton or • somebody else
will see ihnt this ty'll not be the last nc' 1
15141011 or the hind an it Woe Mott 1 njn1'
able, s
FAILING HAIR AND
ITCHING SCALD
Needless -Use Parisian Sage
No W that Parisian Sage can be bad
tut; any drag cnntitef..06 14 eeltil1hly
'medic -tie to have thin, brittle, Mall red,
stringy bale,' ;Nunitttterhow unsight-
ly the hub', hoyv badly it ie fellil)g,-ne
how (anon dttilds•ittf., Parisian' Singe: is
all that is needp(l, I"i 1 gneut applica-
tiong and 11't'11 robbed. into' the avelp
will do wotd1'rs-it stets like lutikie.
The bail roots . 1(1e tluurisbe'(1 and
stitnnlaled 10grory new Lair, itching
scalp, thiel 'ulr incl falling hair (tetute
-your huh: grows -your head 1'eele
fine. Beat of all, the hair becomes
eoft, fluffy, ahitdaut and radiant,
with life aid beauty'.
You will be 8(11 !wised and delighted
with Parisian Sage, Try to least one
fifty cent bottle from ,lits. Fox be will
refund the purchase price if you ale
t)ut satisfied,
CLEAN tip.
Senor'', board Friday evening of this
week.
Ile would .not hurt if a little renovating
were done at the Town Hall and Council
Climb r.
A new steel tank has been ordered to
supply the storage for street watering
purposes The wooclen one in use for
several years collapsed last season.
A. petitiou is being circulated for a
sewer on 'Purnberry street South to
connect with the main sewer cornerof
w
'Iornberry and Flora streets Water
lies in the cellars of a number in the
district seeking for an outlet that will
remove this serious condition of affairs,
Thoy All Failed.
Many have tried to devise a earn
etre equal to Put.ntum's, but after
fifty years nothing has roma upon Lhe
mitt ken that so painlessly cures corms
and warts; Don't. experiment,, rise
the beet., and that's "Pntllant's,"
LAST Friday evening a meeting of the
local temperance organization. was held
•p rg u t e
end past tour months reviewed. The
officers were re-elected and piens devil•
ed for the future for the welfare of
Brussels and locality.'
HURON OLD Bova' ERCUR»TON CHANGI'
09 DA'ri -Owing to the inability of the
railway to supply cars on the 4161 of
my the date originally decided upon
for the Huron Old Boys Excursion from
Toronto -the Executive ) decidedt
1tc
as
change the date to June 27 -the' Iasi
S iturday in that month. While this is
a little earlier than usual, it is not
anticipated that it will make any
material difference ; in fact many re-
gard the earlier date as an advantage.
It has been the practice for several
years to run the excursion in two
sections, one train carrying the pas-
sengers for Goderieh ; the other for
Wingham and Northern points, the.
Godertch traiu almost invariably hay-.
lug to wait at Guelph for n considerable
time for passengers, who might be on
the olller'traiu. This year the exeu•-
siou will probably leave'roronto as ane
large train, with two locomotives, the
train lasing divided at Guelph, one
section going on to Godertch the other
to' Wingham. 'rhis will avoid con
Fusion at.Toronto and will save time
and avoid delay iluronians from dif-
ferent parts of the Couu'y will also have
a better opportunity of meeting e: ch.
other than was possible het etnFore.
"Skidoo" For Your Headache.
A8e>.•1•Iltlll 118 (!1(1101 ,t'.el Ili• Ili'
isle'(
hind ler find 1,o1•I, L• III
'JlnunU•h
nod bolt els A)" &I 1, Il
Ionstipaled, isn't your I, vel $4ll0 ,st,
`111''. 1 e v,
Win t I t tutnaelr I'aili,.� in ia. nr'
Sinn? Na hut you to-eat.1lieel,
iug tonic' miler -low of 1h• lint -Mil 1',
(Pills, Their is lading bin:mine
they mid all the ailit,g nlgen. filial' I,nf
all unhealthy mai tee, mid tune nit the.
stomach. With Dr. llanriltot',. PIII-
your Monied) gets tt elitowe to re
omelette, and does so (mirkly Fon
real btnyanit hee111h nye DI Ilni,il•
tot's Pills regularly. 25c pea box at
all QPalet'8.
Fools B,u.t,-Five teams will bathe
For the Hough Cup, emblematic of
Inter -collegiate ecumer eupremscy this
-eason and the fun will shirt on May 2
The five entrains are :-Wingham High
School, St. Ma1'ys Collegiate, Wood
stock College, Berlin Collegiate. Galt
Collegiate. As last seer an elitllinatiati
series will be played, the trams having
been drawn as follows -Galt and Ber
lin ; Woodstock and St, Marys ; Wing-
h01u, abye. The opening games will
be as follows, on Ssturday May z Galt
iu Bertin, St, Marys In Woodstock.
The return games wild be played Satur•
clay May 9 The lemma are to set le on
referees mutually satisfactory lo each.
W. F A Secretary Ftebig is mixt en
Butt all entries for Ibe Senior, Intel'-
ntedinte and limier series be in by Mrty
est, when the time for entering closes,
in older that the grouping mai' he pro.
ceeded with and the Btaaon got under
way.
LATR Tome CANDLER -One of M.tiver
ton's aged i7
d cit .ens sassed t his rest
g
O 8 al
on Sunday April 19tli, in the person of
lobo Candler si, He resided with his
syn, Wesley Cetdler, of James street,
and has been a resident of Milverton
for about a year, He was born hiller
folk, hlighlnd, in 1834. In the year
1855 be married Miss Ann Ramm who
survives hi111. 'two years later they set
sail Tor Canada noel crane to ivtillbantt,
On' where Ihet resided for 25 years after
which they moved to Llnla where they
resided until' about a year ago Mr.
Caudler..,wns all his life a hard working
ni11n ltd some years ago contracted
rheutnetism from ditching and had
been practically a cripp'e ever since.
Besides his wife he is survived by a
amity of nine sells and Iwo (lnughters
tamely -James, of Mouse Jaw, Seek
Willleu: of New Yolk ; Samuel, of
Ilotvtnattvtlle; Mrs 1V, Mitchell,
Wroxeter Mi t; R. Hainstocit, blow{-•
leg, Nan, ; 13enj0,nIn, Atwood ; George
trathcota, Alta. ; John. Milverton ;
Edward. erntib, tonne Weoley,
Milverton, 01111 Freda of Brusiels 'i'he
uncial took place from the from the r� sldence of
lis eon Wesley on Wedoeeday afternoon
n Greenwood cemetery, Milverton,
+here intr-rnteot took pplace. Rev. VU,
6 -C Roper was the nfiictnling ciente
rime' 't'lle Naito 'or lin• Now, +'elo
ems of tilt tleg'e057(1,
OMAN SUFFERED
TEN YEARS
From Female Ills — Restored
to Health by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Corian ound,
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Belleville, N.S„Canada,•-"Idaetored
for ten years for female troubles and
did not get well. I read in the paper
about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and detected to try it. I write
now to tell you that I ata cured. You
can publish myletter as atestimonial,"
- Mrs: SuvRJNE BASINS, Belleville,
Nova Scotia, Canada,
.nothel Woman Recovers.
Auburn, N, Y. - ” I suffered from
nervousness for.. ten years, and had such
organic pains that sometimes I would lie
in bed four days at a time, could not eat
or sleep and did not want anyone to talk
to me or bother res at all. Sometimes
1 would suffer for seven hours at a time.
Different doctors did the best they could
for me until four months ago I began
giving Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound a trial and now I am in good
,laealth. "-Mrs. WILLIAM H. GILL, No. 15
Pleasant Street; Auburn, New York.
The above are only two of the thou-
sands
housands of grateful letters
which are con-
stantly
stantly being received by the Pinkham
Medicine Company of Lynn, Mass.,
which show clearly what great things
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound does for those who suffer front
woman's ills.
If you want see•
efal advice write to
Lydia E. Pinkltant
Medicine Co. (001116•
deutial)Lynn,16Iaas.
Your letter will be
opened, re ad•and
answered by a wo-
ninn and. hell
1 in
Strict:. confidence,
lyre. Foot Bait team have entered the
W F A. in the Intermediate series.
Schedule of gauges will be prepared
forthwith A field line beeu I s lensed
from W Oakley, mmediateIv North of
the Ament factory, for practice and
genies, owing to Victoria Park' being
unvailable owing to the plowing and
levelling that is being clone on it this
season. •
it Imparts Strength.
Just think or the enormous
strengthening power Ferrozono )0s-
aeSse9,-corlsidel• what it did for H.
V. Potter, well known in Kingston,
"1 was niib'et1 00 spells of dizziness,
For eight months 'I had intense pain
in ley ( fight side bel wool, the shoul-
ders. I teas almost incurable with
weakness and lack of vigr. Often T
searcely ate any breakfast and felt
miserable all day. Nervous, easily
excited, troubled with heart -weakness,
T
was in bad shape. Fei') o9,0110 re-
stored and immeshed Inc hack, to
health in slit'( order" Whatever
yam• weakness may he Fnt'rozone will
Pura. Price 50c pct box at all dealers.
.'17111 1.0Tn RonsRrex MCLRNNAN -
"he W'nnipee Free Peres any. ,of a
Tome man well known here t -Roderick
McLennan. lea st•'t, agent and broker
40441 n'e• of the best kiowti Winnipeg
citizena..die' a' mirlmeh' ?nal night at
ler deuce , Fhis fanny, 1
t1 roe t zl.l.00n
srrtel, at the age of 48 ears- While
a'trndiie it meeting of 'rte'- board of
diree tors of the Sannl company at. Elm
wood last Friday he contracted a chill
sullen se -tied in his lungs and developed
info p i'eumonia.: In the early •nineties
11ei'e were few names better lmnwn or
more'popttl'lr in toe ama'eur lacrnsve
and other snorting circles generally than
"Roddy" McLetiusn for at that period
he was recognized as one of the main-
stays of the Winnipeg team in their
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and we will show you as ,
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c Minn 5,00 In $2500 -just ae- 0
4 cording 1r) grade'. All sizes •
o and styles of l'0090. Will •
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Wroxeter •
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great betties with the renowned 9Dtfis,
and in tris day was one of the best
lacrosse players In Caneda, Mr, 14e.
Lennon had aiso Laken n heel interest
in every Lind of ntanty sport. 1n later
years Ile was a strong supporter of the
old Victoria hockey team, and his in.
terest in this organization, had much to
do well its success when it won the
Stanley Cup, Which- carried whit it the
amateur hockey cbampiousbip of the
world, Ile also could be reckoned
among the best of the local bunters of
wild game, being nn excellent shot.
For many years Mr, McLennan repre
stinted a prominent Montreal fur house
in Western Canada, and was widely
known throughout the West as a emu
merclal traveller. It was about four
years that he severed his connection
with the firm to enter into Lhe real
estate andbrokerage business. Ao a
poultry raiser Mir. McLennan gained
considerable tante in 'the West, especi-
ally In the breeding of White Otpittgtons
for which he won prizes iu many parts
of Western Canada, In politics Mr.
McLennan was a Liberal, and at tithes
bad boeu very prominent in eouuection
with the work oftbe local organization.
Iu religion Mr. hleL,enuau had always
beeu connected n'rth the Presbyterian
church and in Winnipeg had been a
member of Augustine 0htirell, He was
born in the cuuuly of Oxford, near
Woodstock, and spoke the Gaelic
language fluently. Deceased was a
32nd degree Scottish rite Mason and
was also a member of the Shriners
Kartonnt Temple, Mr. McLennan
leaves a widow, two sons and two
daughters all at home, He is also sur-
vivedby brothers t Malcolm, of Elm-
wood ; Alex , of Seaforth ; and a sister,
Ellen, of On f Loudon.
Wingham
Wingham is proposing to celebrate
Dominion Day.
The K. 0. T.111. has been resurrected
and appears to be quite alive,
Earl Dickson llns retlll'tted from
New Westminster to his hone in
Turn beery,
Reeve laleKibbon attended the Rex,
all annual meeting at the Queen city.
Rev. E. A, Oroly closed hie pastoral
dttties its rector et St, Paul's church
on Sunday and removed to Port Bur.
well.
Word has been received of the death
of Peter' Kelly, yonngest son of Alex.
Kelly, who moved to Stewart Malley,
near Swift Onrrent, Saida He is a
brother of loon L. Kelly, who lives on
the old homestead.
McKillop
A new anti modern building will be
erected to replace the elleeme factory
recently destroyed by fire: The wort
is being puebecl along ata lively rate.
Public HMI will be upstairs in the
new building.
GOOD MARE.=Isaac 111eGavin, is the
proud possessor of the Silver Clip do-
nated by the Dominion Bank an it
prize for the hest heavy draft flare
in Nal exhibited - at the Seaforth
Show The cup is a beauty and dor.
McGavin is almost as proud of i0 its be
is or the snare that Went it for biro,
This flue animal is four years old and
was bred by Mr. MnGavin. She is
from the noted stock horse, Crown
Guild, owned by J: 111Gavitt. The
McGavin's are ail successful horse
breeders.
MORTGAGE BURNED -A very hap-
py etinip1(113' gathered in Cavan
nhnech, Winthrop on Friday evening
April 17th, for 1110 burning of file
mortgage whirl) was placed upon the
el,nr112 pinperty, when the clrtll•e11
wag npP11 s;x years age^ A rler 00
hnul'n81n,1111 anther9e Rev D. C'ms•-
1 , 1. 1 0 lD
s-
well r he and Ft a ul
tl k l chair sic 1
during a number who delighted the
Midi elide Wil ll I heir sting Itnd story,
palled fie, the peril of 'the evening.
Mrs Robert Archibald, President. and
Mrs, 3. G. Grieve, Seeretaty of the
Ladies' A 111 Sonic(y and .1 timer; Bill en
Robert. Simplot t.,.1 M. Gnvenluck, A.
13 Ross and J G. Grieve, tank 'part
in the ceremony. As the Masi' sllt•edR
of the (Memnon there disappearing,
A. (anthill led t'he ctatgregotir'n in
singieg the doxology. -Refreshments
were served fold one of the meet in,
teresting m1(.1191000 in 11(0 . rllurill's
history waft brought to a cense, The
wmlhy pastor and enngregation are
to he congratulated on this happy
(Went* and the ladies of the enttgregt+-
Hon aim still Mettler ti bo cengt'ntnlai
ed nn the good ehm•0 which they took
in the work. Oongrcglitinn will now
be better equipped than ever before
OUR HOME WOMEN
HAVE BEAV EI[R. HAIR
Next time yon 59 to t11e thoatei 00
to the "movies" Inst {thee, it' yon
please, how many of nm home ladies
tat'e bPantit't l hair-gaetey, ht -I PnU0,
and +yell -d1 o.s, d 'lh, t, 10 '111 1) 111.
till live nl lt,t 11' 1 e.r tub,,,. 1n01
acetas to be 'partietllnry in' fly mai
1
as
will k hew wlint tile) use 1,11 it.
1
we feel time (hitt at heist more than
half 00 them will say t'lln,tnony Hair
Beautifier," III is fast becoming 111,'
rage with both melt and Lyon'{ who
are pltrl.il.nbu' about the appeltrattce
of their hair.
Sprinkbe a little 'Harmony Hair
13e'an1iiietCullyliil hair each time Ow -
fore brushing it, Contains no oil ;
will not. 01iailge color if hair, nor
darken glvly 1(11)1',
1
] keep 1'
lc ke hair and se+ 1 s daudt•itlf•
ft'eealai clean, 1100 lalt.lminty b.'htlm-
pun. 11.115 pare liquid shatipnn gives
an instantaneous rich lather that im-
mediately penetrates to every 6)111 t of
hair anti Sea1p, 1nsnr1ng.41 gnillt, lhtu•-
oni;h ell'luiantg. \\'Maned off ;in -t as
moody, the 0(111'1' time aline 1a1t's
only n. law rnnmetlls. (Innlalus no-
thing that mot hent( the hatir; leaves
1111 harshness1' It lt' s-" s
O std( m 8 yll L tL
Sic c11'ttnlines9.'
13nih preparetinn11 Colne in odrl'
sh,tpod, very ormutunuitl' bottles, with
sprinkler lois. 11111llnny Hide
Ira Ili i,'o, ki 00, Harmony ny Rlhun.
poo, 6 0c. Butt gnartn sera to satisfy
you in every way, e' ynnl' motley
bark Soid only at the 11101'0 1 1141 11
7,00(116)exall Stnrae,and in 01119 town
folly by tie, J2 :.1'1. Smith, Drmggisl,
B(01800ls,
ad ie benefit by
this oven test..
it allows you. to use less deliti'.
For only flour that makes more
bread and better bread in our oven
teat is offered you.
Fr'oln each shipment of wheat
delivered at our mills we tale a ig
MA Awa,ykd
ten pound sample: The sample is tf
ground into flour in a tiny ruin(,
The flour is baked into bread. If
this bread is high in quality and 1
large In quantity we use the ship, j1
ment from which it came, ,Other-
wise, we sell it.
So your benefit from' ,
bearing this. name is sure. '% /
"More Bread and Better Br ad" and
"Better Pastry Too" b:10
11r
Because Your Liver is Lazy
You et a bilious attack en
g wh your liver refuses to do its.
woe Thebile
k. does not flow. You become constipated.
Food sours instead of digesting. You have that "biter as
gall" taste. The stomach becomes Inflamed and inflated-
turns sick -vomiting, and violent headache, -The best
preventative and cure for biliousness is Chamberlain's
Tablets.. They make the liver do its work -strengthen the
digestive organs, and restore to perfect health. 25c. a bottle
-All Dealers and Druggists, or by mail, 1
Chamberlain Medicine Company, Toronto:
to go onward and forward with better'
null bigger • undertakings for the
Master's Cal18e. .
Gerrie
aninal meeting if Epworth LPngue
at Orange 11111 wax held when follow-
ing officers wel e tilerc
t d ;-Pr es, Sara
0r
. a
Simpson it
p 1st vice
Pres. Norman
Harding t 2nd vice Pees., .A flee Edgar
131(1 vice Pres., Alfretla Strang ; 1th
vice Pres., Telford Montgomery t
Ree. -See., Wesley Strong ; (`nr,-See„
Howard Cowan : Treas., Lawtenee
Galbraith ; Organist Lillian Rainey.
THE LATE 3VM. EV,i:g.-etlrfe loot
one of its highly respected citizens on
Saturday April 18, when lVtn.. Evans
passed peacefully away at the age of
75 years. Although in poor health
For tate lust 3 or 4 years 11e had been
about as usual until Thursday rnern-
ing when 11e Suffered it paralytic
stroke which resulted in his (101(011 two
days later. lir. Evans Mid been lL
resident of HOwielt 'Township for 8,
or85 years, living about a half mile
\Vest of Gorrie until 10 years ago
when he and his fancily moved into
the village. He had been a member
of the Ifowicic Agrienituial Society
for 35 years, and for the last 3 years
011(8 an Honorary member, The
-b
1
Sep eels.
Sults to Order, 1
S Sand up
Society sent', a beautiful wreath which
was laid withlnthers upon the casket,
M'. Evans tuna of active member of
the 1letltndist ehnrcll and the funeral
,erviee nn Monday attenuant), which
-vas largely attended, wan conducted
antics home by Rev. Air. Rivets as-
sis -ell 1
L by Rev. :0. NV. Andrews.
Opal teeSociety or which deceased was
a member attended in a hotly and
eotilnt tent the selvien at the grave.
lbesillee hie walnw, ,lir, . leans leaves
to inntrn their loss foue daughters,
Maa Wm, R. (,,`regg, Mrs. Hilton
Ashton and ;Vise Edith Evans, of
Conics ; 9.11,1 301'11, Elmer Pattie, or .•
'
When Children Are Sick.
'They eat something that disagrees,
catch cold; have cramps of colic, If
there is penin just apply Neeviline-
il's•l;uod to reit on, and for the inside
it's most coulfin'ting. Effective and
Peasant, you can't find a household
panacea to equal .Poison's Npr'viline.
LTaea with satisfaction for half a cella ,
tory and in bei ter 1enland every clay.
because it sloes stop pain, ease suffer,
tug and cure the thousand and one
ills that constantly arise in the
family. large bottles at all dealers
fot' 25c.
r ail ring
AR
Representative Wanted
I
have many mail enquiries and calls from here for Semi -ready
Clothes. I want a local Salesman to join me and make money in
selling Suits in towns and roundabout. -
T provide a complete Tailoring Outfit; wherever
there is no merchant selling Semi -ready Tailoring on
account of the close-to-cpst price and the label' in the
pocket, a splendid business can be done. It is easy to
book orders; the order forms are illustrated and
descriptive; 850 cloth samples—all English weaves
of the finest woollens. Perfectly fitting Suits can be
guaranteed; delivery within a week.
Call and see me, or write me at once for full particulars.
I can make the position permanent, and you can demon;
strate the market for high-class tailoring at dose profits.
WILLIAM G. HAY
The Semi -ready Mare, 1413 Yonde Street, Torrento
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TIIE FORD — The. Lightest; Surest,
Most Economical—the very essence of
Automobiling—and all Canadian.
MODEL '1'
Run a b not
f. o, b. Ford
Oil tal'11)
J, H. GALBI AITH,
$600
Agent, � BRussO