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'W. 147 LOVE
Funeral Director
sited Embalmer.
Orders promptly incl care
folly attended. to night or
day, Phone 228.
ETHEL, ONT.
Business Cards
JAS. ANDERSON,
VETERINARY SURGEON,
8uooessor to M. H, Moore, Officio at Ander.
son Sees, Livery snail*,, Brussels, Telephone
No, 20,
OR, T. 7. N/' RAO
enohator of Methane, University of Toronto ;
iticenthlto nnd•Gradnatc of the College of Ply
a1Ans and Surgeons, 4nt,.; Post,gredu0te
•Jldoago Eye, Ear, Nose and Thalia Hospital,
Ohion •c
6 Ill. Ea.
EittSurgeon to St. Mich-
ael's Hospital, oo over
al, Toronnto,o,
Ol7loo over F. Ri.Smith's Drug Store, fele.
Phone oonueotion with Ora nbrook at nil hours.
DR. F. T. BRYANS
Bachelor of Medicine, Unlvefisity or Toronto ;
Licontluto0! Oollse of Physioinns-and Sur-
geons, Ontario ; 0X•So11lor Hc1180Surgeon of
Western Honpi tnl, Toronto. Omuas of bite Dr.
A. M'*Revey,Smith Block, 871100819,
Rand phone 45,
ALEX. D. M"KEL.VEY
M.S., M.C,P.&S. O.
105 Bloor street East, Toronto
Disoaeee Ear, Nose and Throat
Clinical assistant in Ear, Nose and Throat de
onrtmeut New. General Hospital, Toronto ;
Post Graduate Harvard. Medical School; Bus*
ton ; Into Senior Resident Surgeon Mass, Eye
ek Ear Infirmary ; late Clinical aasisttnit m
Nose and Throatdepartment Mass Gen. Hoepita] • late Hoene urgeon Toronto General'
Flo pitnl. 1.9'111 Brussels by appointment.
DR. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL, ONT.
Physician and Surgeon :Post Gredunte courses
reoudon M.O. ..New York and Chicago Hos-
pitals. Special attention to disease of eye, ear,
nose and throat. Eyes tested for glasse0,
G. H. ROSS, D.D.S., L.D.S.
Graduate of R College u al i
Royal Oo a o[ Dental Sur-
Torongeons
to Faculty and ntisbry. IInivedetlyuof
Toronto Faculty of Dennetry.
Office in Isard Block, Wingham
Phone 249. 'Post Office box; 278
Painless Extraction, Plato work and
Bridge Work a specialty
DR.. - WARDLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night calk.. Omoe opposite
Flour M111, Ethel.
MAUDE O. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal graduate. Department P
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molo y bc ormi 1c Medical College,IILis prepared lost yes and fit glasses at offiao over Grawar's Restaurant, Brussels, ,
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of every
week. Office hours' 1 to 6 p. m. Forenoons
by appointment, Phone 1216.
T. R. SENNETT
Will give better satisfaction to both buyer and
seller than any other An .i
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;MargewhatO reatarioli, Purble, reds cksal tod
sales
anywhere in Outnrlo. Pure bred stock nnlasa
8050lalt7,
• Write or 'phone 213 Wroxeter.
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To Toronto - To Goderich i
Express 7:52 a in I Express • 11:19 n m
Express 1:22 p m t Express 8:45 p 111
WROXETER
Going E981 - 7:05 a. m. and 8:555 p. m•
Going West - 12:40 and 0:47 p. m.
Alitrains going East connect with O. P. R. at
Orangeville for Owen Sound, -Elora and. T
G. B. stntions.
GEO. ALLAN, Local Agent.
Total Sclus items
DSTROIT Times of May 26th says :---
"The
—"The Huron and Bruce Old Boys and
Girls' Association of Detroit in a meet-
ing held Monday evening in St. And
rew''s hall, decided to attend- a home-
coming celebration in Seaforth, 'Ont.
August est to 5th. F., G. Neeliu and
M. Broderick, of Seaforth, addressed
the meeting, The following committee
will make arrangements for the outing
and special train ;—R, Dawson, John
Robb, Dr, Atkinson, A. J. Willson, Dr.
G. M. McMann and George Kidd." Any
information as to trains, rates, etc., may
be ascertained by writing Secretary A.
D. Sutherland, Seaforth.
Hulloes Co, REUNION.—'rhe Ednson.
ton Bulletin of May 25th says :—Form-
er resilents of Huron County, Ontario,
held a reunion Saturday night at the Y.
NI 'C.'A., at which it was decided to
form a Huron Old Boys branch of the
Western Ontario Association. Organi
zeti0n was effected by election of the
following executive : President, D. M.
McColl ; vice -President, •William Rea';
Secretary, W. D, McLean ; Treasurer,
1' Pestle ; committeemen, R. J.
Stelck, Thomas Brown, M. Scott. A
call to all Iluron Old Boys has been is -
stied, and former rssidents of the Coun-
'ty. who desire information as to the new
association can obtain it from either the.
President, D. M. ,McColl; of the Heintz.
man Piano Company, or the Secretary,
W. D• McLean: at the Bulletin office.
LIGHTNING Reps,—A bulletin' advo-
cating the use of lightning rods 011
just been j
buildings has
1s issued
bythe
Ontario Department oE'
Agriculture.
Prof.' W, H. Day, of •the staff of the
Ontario Agricultural College, is the
author of this bulletin, and he demon-
strates, After a series of investigations
covering 13 years, that lightning rots
are the protection that scienceclaims
them to be. Innt ri
D a O in 1902 1110
ee,
ficiencYof rods
were
94i
per Deaf
From the reports of insurance conn-
painies Prof, Day found that in every
200 farm buildings insured, 42 were rod
ded,•whioh is 21 per cent, but out of
every 200 farm buildings struck by
lightning only s Was rodded, "We
should have expected 42 if the rods were
110 good." Lightning rods its Iowa are
recorded as showing ;un efficiency of
98,7 aper cent, antl inspected rods in
Michigan shows au efficiency of 99,9
per cent. Records in /owe show that
for for 8 year's toes-Iotile average 11082-
t nsut'ance companies carrying
risks on rodded buildings Was 55, The
highest number of companies reporting
in any One year WAS 68 and the lowest
46. The total liglitninig claims paid by
all these Companies for the whole eight
ycers . on rodded buildings was only
o an
$4,464average
1
30, t per
S 5p
coot -
pee), per year. On unrodcled buildings
they paid lightnitlg claims amounting t0
the tinge sunt of $a4i,065.3(, width is
an neerage'of B775.i# per 'company per 1
year, end the number of unroddea
buildings was the sante as the rodded
dues, Iu Michigan where a compaue
iueu es only my rodded buildings' which
have been•ins ecled a risk of $ x
p 5S2, 7
175 was carried during four years and
damage chilies arising from lightning
(luring that time totalled poly $ea.
11>ese and other proofs submitted Iv
Prof. Day are practical demonstrations
of the scientific fact that lightning ,Pods
properly intellect are n protection. Iu
giving directions for the, proper reading
of bulldings the reader is reminded ihet,
lightning n: laalectr'
electricity. Prof.D
a
Y A9•
sects that rods should be in metaliic con•
neation with the building and that no
insulin -cies should be used. This method
of attachment IS directly opposite to that
adopted when lightning rods were first
used,
Grey
Sottoir, Rt6PORT.—Following is re-
port of S. S, No. 6, for 'flay, Ent:—
A ith 'Potw1 0 0tttPass 360, Comp.,
Ames
514, S. Hall 474, G. Flail 374. Se. 111.
—Ari th., Liter., Hist., Grain. Trani
400 Pees 240. W. Hoy 314, *I1.
lacicjin 171, *C. Mc:Callum 01. Jr.
IIL—Spell„ Acini,; last., Comp. and
Daily Won lc. Total 500 Pass 300' L.
'Siuchtie401, C. Hall 412, *T: Tacklio
174, *le. Soarers 108. Sr. 11.—Spell.,
Geog., Cnrtip,, Ail the and Daily
Wok, Total 550 Pass 810 3.
Martin 41.0, *L. Lowe 117. Jr. 11.—
Spell., (twig., Comp., Arith., and
daily work. Total 550 Pass 810 L.
Ames 453. Part II.—Daily Work.
Total 450 Pass 300 Harvey Rose 377,
8, Rn nal1 309 M.
Jtta '
u 311,
*Gordon Lowe 201.
Sr. T.-• Daily
Work. Total' 300 Pl109 500 E. IToy
203, L R0s0 226, 3, 1711yuard 2L7, *A.
Martin 112. 'Primary— W. Keifer.
W. Frain, O. Jacllcllls, A. Rose.
Those marked * missed part of term.
I. 13. Intern, Teacher.
One of the. saddest Stories.
First it was a cold neglected of
course and calami developed. Noth-
ing was done and consumption follow-
ed, \Vatch the little cold, keep it
Peons growing by rising 'Oatmeal.
ozone.' No
1 a
I
inn simples' t L1 than iuhnl-
ing the ge*n-killing vapor
of this grand remedy. Colds t nd
eaten h flee as before fire. Every
trace of throat and bronchial •trouble
yields immediately. Cutarrhi,zoue is
scientific and absolutely guaranteed
for preventing and curing Catarrh and
kind red ills.
1'{ro siz r
se ..5.nu(
1 $1.00
et 15118ealers.
Morris
Thin sday, June 18Li1, is the clay a
goodly coutpany of NJo•risites sue set-
ting apart to visit the Ontario
Agricultural Oollego and Enrol at
Guelph. Several who haveV
e never
nl
te,will ]aka h'
g the trip 1 iu this.. year.
SUHOL UREPORT.--The yfollowing wing is
the repot of S. S. No. 9, Mot ris. for
flue Mouth of 5Lay, Examined in
Arithmetic, , Geography, Grammar
and Hygiene :—Sr. IV.—Lily Jackson
50. Si'. 1[I. --]]dna McCall 75, Cora
Skelton 71, Earl Watson 59, Gleet
Kelly 45. Jr. Ilh—RnLy Kernaghan
70, Vino Wyatt 68. Sr. II.— Grace
,Keruaghan 93. *Jr. IL— General
Work—Bert Kelly 404, Se. Pt. I.—
Ross Button 308, Nlar
Reach
mu 26
Mary 8
Joe Read WWI 241. Sr, Pruner—Katie
Laidlaw '782. Jr. Primer— May
Watson 856.
The most number of
perfect lessons for the month— Cora
Skelton.
NIAItaAILET COWAN,
Teacher.
Sol001. REPORT,—Following is the
report of S. S. Nn. 3 Morris foe the
month of May. Classes examined in
Comp., Gen., •Arith. and Spelling.
Total. 400, lease 240, Honours 300. Se.
III. Class.—Mary McNutt 375, Cecil
Somers 312, ',Margaret Hanna 275,
Margaret McNeil ,241, Lillian 1VIc-
Oarter 237, *Annie Little 205, *Maggie
Clark
158.—
Jr. M.—James es
Duncan
272, eOlilfosel Marks 146. Se. II.—
Everett Nichol 305, Allan Speir 240.
Jr. II,—.Etdret:I Miller, Verena Clark,
Stanley Marks. Sr. Pt. I.—Mary Al-
cock, ISIargnetite Little. Jr. Pt. I.—
Niiller, McOarter, Annie Clark, May
Cooke, Lottie Champion. PeilsIaly.—
Luela. Olaulpiou, Howard' Clark,
Rollie Marks, Ilerbie Champion, Jean
Smith. Those. marked. missed one
exam. F. BRsANs, teacher.
Struck by Lightning.
Neatly describes the celerity of Put-
nant's' Corn Extractor. Roots corns
out in .short order. Causes no pain,
leaves no soar, and gives
perfect satisfaction. RenlenA
ber there is only _one "best"—that's
Putnali,'s—fifty years in use.
Goderich.
Walter If. Roe, of The Signal staff,
left town of Saturday roe Lo'ld9n,
England, sailing f,•001 Quebec of the
Lulpreos of Britton on June 11th.
On Ftiday last Jailet' Griffin repot l-
ed the Oounby jatil as entirely empty
of pl'is(nia*s, for the first time in
.several years.
In t;lie supplensentary estifitttes
laid tel'nie 1 ori Q
unt IIL last week,
the
sow 1'f 2 0
U U is s(t aside e for Mrs.
1 s .
Susan Tye, of Gpderiole tvidow of the
late W. D. Tye; formerly a railroad.
clerk in London division, who was
killed in a railway wreck on the
Grand lTrunk Ili it February, 1911. •
A DOUBLE BEREAVEMENT.—Thomas•
1111d 4 1'4, BO
Yce o
f Elgintn
Ave.
vera
(utile from to t1
last week l> 11'
death of 155101.0e mid a brother of the
the
gentleman, Nits. Johnston, his •
sister, !lied in Clinton, at the age of
80 years, and 1 he funeral took place
on Friday, and within 1t few hours his
Neither, Edward Boyce, of hglnohd-
ville, died 1tt Ills home there, aged 77
years.- The i*Lter Kens been in failing
health for some time. 'tile inter-
ment tools place in Bayfield cemetery.
De, Holmes, County Treasurer, has
returned film hie trip of a month
through the 'West, golly as fat' sa
the Pacific coast., and visttitig not a
few of the centres, The 1)r, says i1
is 22 years situ he was out there,
and while he of eonrse sees malty
changes and wonderful growth he ie
surprised at the slowness of the de-
velopment
1'l
f BritishOnlutuhia'e
re11ttL1Tltt1 t'O0OVt1•ePaThe .
eget-
minified
1'i-
•*01!1ar111 d and 7111)7 possibilities ofrf 311.
o
Proeinoe he Limina 111'e very groat,
and yet utast of what appeared on
the tables was iniportod from dlot.11nt
WOMEN FROM DON'T snow aaIu •
USD Parisian Sage
45 10 55 TESTIFY if yenr hair is getting thin, ;lo
V\ � Y its I1'olritl C1i'.1s or has t.1 1 , 1
tireless and eernggy ttppeatlauce, the
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sing •
tted
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To the Merit of
Lydia C,Pink-
ham's Vegetable Com-
pound during Change
of
Life.
Westbrook, Me. — t1' I was' assi
through the Change of Life and had
pains in my back
and side and was so
weak I could hardly
do my housework.
I have taken Lydia
II E. Pinkham's Vege-
i table Compound and
17 has done me a lot
of good. 3 will yo -
commend your med-
icine to my friends
and give you permis-
sion to publish my
testimonial:"—Mrs. LAwRxNaE MAR-
TIN, 12 King St, Westbroolc, Maine.
Manston, Wis, — "At the Change of
Life I suffered with pains in my back
and loins until I could not stand. I also
had night -sweats so that the sheets
would be wet. I tried other medicine
but got no relief. After taking one bot-
tle of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound I began to improve and I
continued its use for six months. The
pains left me, the night -sweats and hot
flashes grew, less; and in one year I was
a different woman. I know I have to
thank you for my continued good health
ever since." — Mrs. M. J. BROWNELL,
Manston, Wis.
The success of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs, is unparalleled in such eases.
IfY o want not cit
special eeinl advice
write
Lydia, '
y 1:. Pinkie= Medicine Co. (coos•
deutfal) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by a
Woman, and held 3n strict confidence.
pieties, This he thinks is largely clue
tothe want 07t
h bur the white men
sett
l l
slow 70 oke
g
t up ordinary
work
and
the 1 n'P] udi
g
Ce h sills
t Os Meted
immigration being very
strong. Dr.
ilohnes says he realizes the strength
of the arguments against
nurestricted admission of the
Casters peoples, but he does not see
how the question is to be pertnaueut-
ly and easilyt
settled. lbsDr. i
met
nonny old Hurouites daring his trip
and an boors chat •with him is Most
interesting.
Wingham
Misr(Dr.) Redmond went to Kin-
cardine to spenda month at the lake-
side.
A. 1\1, Crawford has sold his cigar,
tobacco and pool room business as
well as theproperty to Mr. Dyer, of
Loudon.
Mee. M. W. Armstrong was in Lon-
don recently, attending the annual
meeting of the Woman's Missionary
Society of the Loudon Conference.
Minerva Encampment, I. 0. 0. F.
have made arrangements with the
Grand Trunk to run an excursion to
Sarnia and Detroit on Saturday, Aug.
8th.
The adjourned sitting of the Court
of Revision was held on Friday even-
ing and after further consideration on
the question of the assessment on the
different hotel properties in the town,
the .0ourt decided on a geueral re-
duction which amounts to practically
40 pets cent. -
A. meeting of the autoists and
others was held in the Council
Chamber on Tuesday evening of last
week. The Chairman, L. Kennedy,
introduced the speaker for the even-
ing, Dr. Doolittle, of 'Toronto. The
speaker gave a short history of the
good roads movement started by Mr.
Pattello, of Woodstook,;some 30 years
STEAMER GREYHOUND
ANNUAL EXCURSION
Goderich to Detroit
and Return
GOING Fr9m
0Gam
ch
JUNE 12
RETURNFhoop. m.
.rom D'Uat
JUNE 15
ROUND TRIP $1.50
BALL CAMS lath and 14th
NEW YORK 84 BOSTON
• In Detroit
The morning 1'reill from Tiin-
caediue, Wtnghaul and way
sLatinus. to Londesbot'o', will
matte connections at Clinton
with the "Boat Train" from
• Stratford, on the 12111.
CRESCENT CLUB OFSTRATPORD
SPECIAL TRAIN TO T1123
GODERICH BAND
IOONLIORT EXCURSION JUNE
IIIR
WHITE STAR LINE EvAi
n 1 n s P\ cent--- clltn(ltuff and
failure to keen the hair rooks properlyrtoui'isllecl,
Parisian Cage applied dally for a
week land filen oeeaaiolially is 1511 that
Is L �enJ needed, I nt(s
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1 dttudlull lvikh
one a, lielttion tl
t uuJst
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1P ills edtat'
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stops falling hail' and itcltiul, head';
invigo'lttee the scalp end retakes dull,
stringy hah'soft, abundant. -and radi-
ant with lire. Equally good for men,
women or children --every one needs
A large bottle of this delightful
hail' tonic can be had from Jas, Fox,
Druggist, 01' ally ch ng counter for
50 cents, You will surely Ince Persian
Sage, There is no other "Juat.as-
good"—Ti'y it now.
ago for the benefit of bieyplis{s.
The first attempt at good road making
was dune between Stoney Creek 'and
Grimsby ill Wentworth County,
twenty-five years ago, which is still
01 good mind' tion. These roads the
speaker claimed were of great value
t0 the farmer in getting his produce
to the market, and helped to advance
the land value past which they ran.
The speaker showed what the Motor
League had done ie the province to
advance the good road movement,
SIR] holy the Ontario Government had
at last taken kat ap the scheme and ad-
vanced funds for then establishment.
GOLDEN WEDDING Not many
people are privileged to spend fifty
years or happy wedded life, but such
has been the privilege of our esteemed
resideriLs, Pelee and Mrs. Fisher.
On May 24th, the home of our worthy
Postmaster was the scene 01' this
happy event, when oily the iu1-
mediate mein bets of the farnily were
present. Mr. Fisher is one of Wing -
ham's oldest residents. He was born
in Kiliin, Perthshire, Scotland, He
camlewi1.h 100
Vv t,1 nal'eto tu
C nLe1
tac
ht in
1831 and settled led in Osgnode, but, in
1840 removed to Guelph where he
learned the woolen manufacturing
business. Flom 1858 until 1857, he
hall the management of the Guelph
89001511 mill, after whioh he WAS in
business on 1x19 own ite1Otllft there,
until 1863. In 1860, he purchased the
Government v water x•idileg e
f u1
Witt htun on
wh' :
nh he built a
gsaw,
fltm 1
g and woolen mills, and is teas
the f(1
Hud 1•
e of to u
t mfacturiu in
g
1Vinghnur. In 1875 his mills were
deettnyed by fire, but heat once
formed a partnership with his
brother, Archie, told rebuilt. N1 r.
Fishe' discontinned active business
au
amber f e 1
G ate ago. On May 1
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1864, fifGy.years ago,. Mr. Fisher was
married to Miss L ousa E. Wright, of
Guelph, who was tihe first bride
brought into Wiughae, and but few
or the old residents now remail to
look back upon those early days of
pioneer life in tine bush country. As
might be expected, this favored
couple were the recipients of number
of gold tokens, expressions of the
filial love and esteem in which they
are held by relatives elnti friends.
nes and ends
Among the more fitting gifts were a
beautifnlgold-headed cane and gold -
headed silkarasol, g chain old nand
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gold brooch and a rich tray of Have -
land China inold and white. Mr.
Fisher has been Postmaster of Wing -
ham since 1867, a period of nearly
fifty years.
Select your Medicine With Caro.
In debility and weakness medicine
should be mild and far reaching.
Many pills and purgatives are too
harsh, are drastic instead of curative.
Excessive action is always followed
by depression, and knowing this, Dr.
Hamilton of
t devised his pills of N1an•
drake.& Butternut so as to mildly in-
crease liver activity, flush out the ele-
mentary
canal
tone and regulate
bowels.Titus do Dr. amlton's
Pills eliminate poisons fronethe body,
restore clearness to the slain, bring
strength and that sweet restorer of
health—sleep. Best medicine on
earth, 25c per box at all dealers.
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE MEETINGS
Dates Announced For East and West
Huron
WEST HURON
St,Heleu's are. June 12
Dungannon " 13
St. Augustine .. '• + 15
Wingham " . 0 16
Blyth it 17
Londesboro..- " J8
Clinton ..... . :..eve. " 10
Holmesville.. .,.•..., aft. " 20
Goderich. e 22
DA.ST HURON
Belgrave ...•. Lft. June 23
Bluevalc ..,. " 24
Jlttliealow,L..o" " 25
Brussels ..... " " 26
Wal ton.
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,NIoF or27
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caw 1 L ,......., .29
Fordwicli
it i, 80
Gerrie :. .. " July 2
Preserve Ibis list fon' reference.
Listowel
J. 'Wesley Snelling g I
S le n bas mrohased
lite Snyder General Store in Glenallen
and takes possession on July lst.
W. B. Binning left foe ',Timmins,
NI tele hee t
will superintend the build-
ing of a new branch of the Imperial
Bank.
Mr. 73-vaes, superintendent of the
local Bell Telephone staff, has moved`
This family from Mitchell to his new
home on Elena street.
'During the violent wind storm on
Friday evebing the old_ Moyers ele-
vator was blown down. The building
has been out of use as an elevator fur
some time bet has been Used as a
store tocsin for grain.
The 13y -law drawn up to loan the
!DominionMilk Powder Ootnpeny $10-
000 was withdralvn at their re ue81.
The by law was to have been voted on
by file ratepayers nth Saturday but
owingthe
to t 1c. likelihood of iylbbl,
McNeil and Libby' establishing a
factory twee, the p101notere of the
Dominion Milk Powder Company
withdrew,
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Machine shop.
,• Brussels ;.
• '1)79117 to thank the pe )pie of •
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Brussels i •
atddistr' t1' ,
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C UJ the way •
I they have encouraged then] by •
• sending in their work. We hope •
r they will 000l,1uue the same. •
• All kinds of repairs will be
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• Promptly attended to on farm •
• implements, Lbreahiug outfits, •
4 tubing, patching and all kinds •
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• of boiler repairs. Years of ex- 6
a perience on this class of work •
• enable them to give best of sat- t.
Israelite). •
Cultivator and plowshares s
ground. •
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I Lawn mowers •
sharpened and •
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set,
•• Automobile repairs. •
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• Fair Price Suerenteed,
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• • Don't bo afraid —Bend a11 your •
repairs alon•g. ..
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The Bell Telephone wiretnen .who
have been working in, town for some
time past left for PlaLtsville. They
have greatly improved the local
system by putting in extra lines.
Howick Council
00011011 met May 20th in the Town-
ship Hall, Goeete, pursuant to ad-
journment. All members present.
.Reeve in the elude, Minutes of last
tneetiu rear
i and n li g notoof
1 i 1n
y o'It 1 of —
p Demmerling were adopted.
Tenders for abutments of the Vines
bridge were open and considered.
Moved by Spotton—Doig that the
tender of James Walkout be tteeepted,
he to do all the work and furnish all
material for the sato of $8.98 per
cubicu'd. Carried.
yt Ca ted.
Moved b Arm t1'
y s oug—Demmerlinlg
that the Council grant $25.00 to the
Howlett. Agricultural SocieLY to be
used f>• i
1 (t
the Standing. Field 1'o,
1 U
g 1
couy>etibinn 101.1. Carried. Moved
by DemIneeling—Armstronpr that the
following accounts be paid :—Join
Short, cleaning bridge iu Gorrie, 75c ;
Wm: 11. \Vebber, rent of roadway for
1918,
$..0
.oU ; John T3y ndnntu, fila
$11.80 ; \You• Corbett, culvert and
tile, $3.50 ; James \Vitlkon, two
digins and catch basin in Fordwich
\Vin ;
'21.25
$g Rogers, inspecting
bridge, $12.00 ; \Nun. J. Strong, tile 1
$2.25 ; Stew/LetFinlay, repairing two
culverts $1.50 ; John Burns, repairing
culvert $2.00 ; Frank (ole, repairing
culvert $2.00; John Wright, taking
logs out of road $8 00 ; Harold Doig,
taking logs out. of road $1.50 ; James
Walkom r ' in n
all n fillingt
dat
g
Sotheran bridge, $37,25 ; John Tilker
jr. abutments at Hubbard's bridge
5372.00 ; Russel Harris, digging ditch
and tiling sante $7.00 ; J. I3. Rogers,
exchange and 'telephone, $7,40 ; Ed.
Demmerling, burying dead animal
and raking stones $1.00 ; John
Maguire, tile $1e.60; Milton Leonard,
balance salary and equalizing
schools'11.00. Moved b y Armstron
—Doig that Council do note adjourn
to tweet in Beswitherick's Hotel,
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
HOMESEEKERS'
EXCURSIONS
TO
MANITOBA, ALBERTA
SASKATCHEWAN
Each Tuesday until October 27th, inclusive.
Winnipeg and Return - $35.00
Edmonton and Return - 48,00
From Toronto, and Stations West and
North of Toronto. Proportionate fares
from Stations East of Toronto.
Return Limit two months.
Particulars regarding RAIL or OCEAN tickets.
from Canadian Pacific Ticket Agents or write
M. G. MIJRPFIY, D.P.A., C.P. Ry„ Toronto.
H. L. JACKSON, Agent
BRUSSELS
Few Peopie
—ow
Outside of those who have made a
study of it, aro able to design o'
choose the right memorial foe a
pa1'tieuhar purpose.
My business is that of helping my
patrons to select a monument, a
lteadstouenit' other meeker for a
grave or a plot that will please
people by its harmony with its
surroundings and by its expressive'
appeal to memory.
My success in choosing aright its
more to use Chau dollars and cents.
With sue monumental work is a
profession, alife work, I feel the
seine pride in !t beautiful design
that au artist in {nater color feels
In an artistic 11011(15015pe.
If you will corns to sue and talk
about what you would lace to get
I will make your wishes my own
and they shall be carried out in
the way that will'secnu'e right re-
sults.
Brussels Granite & Marble Worsts
ALLAN E, HERSEYIp Proprietor
Fotalwich, Wednesday-- Juno 17111s
Inst. Carried. 0. E. WALKER, Cleric.
Have Y®u
Bilious
Attacks?
Chamberlain Tablets keep
the iver'ri right t upto nor-
mal
i
anal sU the time—and
that's why they are so effective
in cure of Stomach Disorders,
Fermentation and
d
all ailments which are the fore-
runners of biliousness: Try
them. 25c. a bottle Druggists
and Dealers or by Mail.
rlain MedicineCo.vhamle C'
— Toronto
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CHAMBERLAIN'S
. TABLETS .
STILL
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IN POPULARITY
There are good points in near-
ly all snakes of watches—
there are few that are bad
in every respect. in REGiNtt
WATCHES you will find em-
bodied ALL' the good points a
watch can have, judged from
the standpoints of SOLIDITY,
DURABILITY, RELIABILITY.
For sale by
L. Blake, Walton
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TIlE SEASON is now at
hand for the sale of
Buggiesintend-
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and all
t tend-
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and save money by calling at
1), EWAN'S IIP -TO -DATE
CARRIAGE I+AOTORY.
We take no back C seat and
are the on always s t
v a load fou an
up-to-date Buggy. Out Bug-
gies have stood the test of all
compebi7'ors fon• close to 30
years, which should bo a
guarantee in itself, Our
Styles and Material this year
are 110215 up-to-date than all :previous years, Everybody is made
etel6,pt00 to examine our Show Booms and purehltse a Ewan Buggy.
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