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Solicitor for the hletropoltten Beak,
AUCTIONEERS,
.f S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
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Alexander Ste. ( Principal.
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JAS.
ANDERSON.
VETERINARY SURGEON,
lit oo ss
Wit Bros. LiveryboLlu Moore, o Telephone
No, 29,
T, /1/1, RAE
Bnohelor of Medicine, University of Toronto ;
Meantime and Grsd'une of the College of Phi•-•
sioians and Surgeons, Ont, , Posmgl;r•aduute
Cllloago Bye, icer, Nose and Throat Hospital,
Chfaago, Ill Ex•liouse Surgeon to et, Mich-
itel's Hospital, Toronto.
Office over le, 11. Smith's Drug Store, Tole -
phone connection with Uraubrook at roll ]tours,
DR. F. T. BRYANS
13aohelor of Alodielue, University of Toronto ; •
I.luontlntoof College of Phyaiciens and Sar•.
scions, Ontario ; ex-Settlol' Hoene Surgeon of
Western Hospital, Toronto. Oatoes of lute Dr,
hb:K0vey, Smith i3lnuk, Brnssels.
Rural phone J5,
ALEX. D. M'KELVEY
M.B.. M.C,P.&S. O.
103 Blom• street East, Toronto
Dieoasos Ear
Nose and Throat
Clinical assistant in liar, Nose and Throat de.
pertinent New General Hospital, 'Toronto ;
Poet Graduate Harvard Medical Sohool, Bos-
ton ; lata Senior Resident Surgeon Mess, Eye
,11 Env Infirmary • late Clinical essis1ant in
Nose and Throat department suras. Gen, Roo,
Nihil; late House Surgeon Toronto General
Respite]. f.•o'Izi Brussels by appointment.
DR. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL. ONT.
Physician and Surgeon: Post Graduate courses
London (Eng.), Now York and Chicago Hos-
pitals. Speoiol attention to disease of eye, ear,
DOHS and throat. Res tested for •ln s s
Byes t s e ,
G.H. ROSS, D.D.S., L.D,S.
Graduate of Royal Oollege of Dental Sar.
aeons of Ontario and Graduate University of
Toronto Faculty of Dentistry.
Office In loard Block, Wingham
Phone 249, Poet Office box 278
Painless Extraction, Plato work and
Bridge Work a Specialty
DR. WARDLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
Oallege. Day and night calls. Office opposite
Flour Mill, Ethel,
MA DE
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OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal graduate Department of Ophthal-
mology, Mo0ormiok Medical College, Chicago,
I11., le prepared to teat eyes and At glaeees-et
her oalee over Grower's Restaurant, Brunets,
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of every
week. Olfloe hours Ito 8 p. m. E'orenoons
by appointment, Phone 1210.
T. R. BENNETT
Will give better satisfaction to bot r ,
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env heroin Ontario. r
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BRUSSELS
Goias Souza GOING NORTH
Mail 7:07 a m Express 10:50 a m
Express 11:26 a in I Mail 1:50 p m
Express 2;65 n m Express 8:62 um
Civ Pacix.w
WALTON
r To Toronto To Goderich
Express 7:52 a m Express 11:10 a m
Express 1:22 p mExpress 8:45 p m
WROXETER
Going East - 7:00 a. m, and 3:40 p. m.
Going West - 12:19 and 9:58p. m,
A11 trains going East connect with 0. P. R. at
Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T
G. B. stations.
GRO. ALLAN, Looal Agent.
road Cetus Items
A FRENCHMAN bas invented a mach
ins that dan be propelled by hot air.
What a boon this will be to the poli•
ticians who can get about at almost no
expense.
A NEW Dominion $2 bill was issued
Friday in commemoration of the stay of
the Dicke and Duchess of Connaught in
Canada. It bears their portraits in eith
er corner, with the figure "2" in the
centre and the word L wo' on each '
c side
of it. The bill is of A light olive green.
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE ON 'IOSER-
CULOOIS.— Rev, I. H. Dyke, Yield
Secretary of Muskoka Free Hospital,
will give a free illustrated Lecture of
7o lantern views in the Town Hall,
Brussels, Wednesday evening, July
29111 at 8 p. m. Remember the date and
do not fail to hear this Lecture. Every-
body
Y
body invited,
BIBLE Soc1ETY.—A union meeting of
all iuterested in the Upper Canada
Bible Society will be held in the Metho-
dist church, Brussels, on Friday evening
of this week, July 24th, at 8 o'clock.
The agent of the Society on this 00 -
cession will be W. D. Clark, who will
give an illustrated address on "Africa."
Silver , collection, in aid of the Bible
Sociely, 'There should be a good rally
as Brussels and locality always gives
hearty 'support to this worthy cause.
STRATFORD BRAT LISTOW1OL,— When
the Listowel forward line and half bark
division made a front attack on the
V R 1
Stratford goal in the concluding
moments of the returning game of the
W. F. A. junior semi -finale Fridayand
F
directed a volley of shots againt it
that threatened to reduce 'Stratford's
zl to o lead, the magnificent work of
goal -tender Ears Dempsey thwarted
them, So that it is to this player
chiefly to • whom Stratford may at-
tribute its victory and the consequent
winning of the district. championship.
Stretford ]las now t0 meet the Galt
Caledonians in the finals,
THE FORTUNE 'TELLER, — A Gypsy
maiden, strangely -wise, with dusky hair
and midnight eyes, my future life un-
veiled ; she said• she'd read the lines of
fate for many altother trusting spate,
and never yet had failed. She was a
maid,of.savage charms) great brazen
rings were on her entre and she had
strings of beads ; with trinkets she was
loaded down ; the noisy colors ot her
recalled no widows weeds. Site
gown t
told me I would live to be as rieG AS
Andy or Jelin D„ my dreams
would all conte true ; I'd Iiave a. palace
0u a hill, and vessels near to do my will,
n yacht to sail the blue, Ancl as she
told what blessings floc, what great re -
weeds Aad gifts were mite, ie iOW and
dulcet tones, her nimble fingers, ne'er
ton checkered vest,
at rest, gAt closer 1 y
e eeve11 bodes. She touched
act lifted
the for my meagre roll, that }moor. itis.
guided, heathen sole, but stili her victim
UMW i she gave me dreams for half ti
day and took me with her to Cathay an
the enchanted isles. Har glamor can
od ma kofor
forget a little
while etrif
and sweat, the city's bricks and stones
she took my toilworn eau' abroad, as
she le welcome to my. Wad—I cull hay
seven bones.
GIVE Tire Pon the names of you
visitors,
le it Is true the good die young, wll
the oldest inhabitant please offer an ex
plauaLion ?
40 carers in advance gets Tee Fos
0 u�9' g, � R costly sifts, aniongThe bride was the r'ecipleut of many
'them stein • a
p a ' hand u s '
st ) silver tea service, the gift
81' the groom. After dinner the
hui'py dunitic mnGored Lu SU•atfoi•d,
theca t I
EVERYTN�N an Mete
train for potion
East, On t air return a reception
r . was held at the groom's home, when a..
l ` few pleasagtalours were epenl,
For Years, Restored To Health Wo cougratulute rho teacher and
the L''ntraure Class of nuc Public i
I, by Lydia E,Pinkham's Veg. School on the spieildid standing of the
class at the recent examination. Ont
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to (an, 1st 1915. That's cheaper the
borrowing if you have far to go.
Wie.ow PLATE ENTERTAINMRST.—
'I'he W. M. S. of the Methodist church
Brussels, intend holding a Willow
Plate entertainment on the Parsonage
lawn on Tuesday, August nth, A
good time is expected and everybody
will be welcome.
As9Es0MKerr APIMA ie.— All the hotel
keepers of Goderich tnado appeal a-
gainst both their property and business
assessments for this year. on the plea
that they were going out of business on
August 501. This was considered by
the Court of Revision of the Towu
Council who decided not to interfere
and the hotel men have given notice of
appeal to the County Judge.
n etable C mpqund. of the 10 writing roll passed, 4 taking
honors. the highest Mark of any
pupil in this district was 648, taken by
Ruby Waters, and the next 625 by
Oswald Bradley, both pupils n(' Pot0-
.wicll Public School,
BRUSSELS DEFEATED HARRISTON 'TEAM.
In a Northern group game in the
Western Onterio Tennis League, Brus-
sels defeated Harristou ou the Har-
riston courts Friday taking 4 out of 5
events. The score :—Singles --Vernon
Ross, Brussels, beat Montgomery, Har-
riston, 3-6, 6-3 ; Stuart Fox. Brussels,
beat Duke, Bengston, 6-2, 6-4
Scudamore, Harriston, beat C. Leckie,
Brussels, 8-6, 8-6, Doubles—Stuart
Fox and V. Ross, Brussels, beat Duke
and Sendamore, Harriston, 6-2, 6-4;
Charlie Leckie and Harry Fox, Brus-
sels, heat McDougall and Montgomery,
Harriston. 6—r, 6-4. Brussels WAS
beaten by Mount Forest. This is their
only defeat this season. -
RECEIVE
Fort
,cEIVE HIGH DED —
REEs. The For
Scott (Kansas) Tribune, of JuneJ25th
says :—A number of the most rominent
Masons in the State are in Topeka to.
day, attending the provisional session of
the
Su renis Council c ! A. and A. R
P
S,
which conferred the 33rd degree Inspec-
tor General Honorary on a Blase of so
this afternoon. Among the number are
Dr, Robert John Whitfield, formerly of
Brussels locality, end Harry Jacob Bam-
berger, ot Fort Scott. The degrees
conferred today cannot be petition-
ed for and are only given to Scottish
Rite Masons for merit., The candidate
however must 1 e
� a Knight rider
i
Commas
of the a Court of Honor. Following the
w
g
conferring nn of the de rte
s a cora limeat-
g
g
p
cry dinner will he tendered to Mr,
Wallensteiu and the 33rd degree inspec•
tors general honorary of the Orient of
Kansas, by the co-ordinate bodies of the
Rite of the Valley of 'Topeka.
Tenacious Form of Systematic Catarrh
Not an
Das thio to cure and
remedy that makes good deserves the
credit, -Catarrhozone cured Chas. H.
'Webb of Woodstock, N. B., who
writes :—"For a number of years I
was troubled with systematic catarrh.
It WAS a very tenacious form of the
disease and nothing helped. I used
Catarthozotie and got relief. To
buil,
du myc
system I used 7.'errozone.
P Y
This combination can't be beaten.
They cured me." Your case may be
chronic but Oatarehozone will drive
nut catarrh and keep it out. Two
sizes, 25c and $1.00 at all dealers, sold
ander guarantee of Satisfaction,
Goderich
On Friday evening of last week the
choir of North street 141etltodiet
church dined at Hotel Sunset.
Mrs. (Rev.) W. K. Mager left for
"Rock Cliff Cottage," Franceville,
Georgian Bay, via Penetanguishene,
where she expects to remain until
September.
bliss Maggio Bisset, of Saltford, who
hits recently completed a course at the
Faculty of Education, has secured a
position on the staff of Blyth Oon-
tinnation school
Asher and Mrs. Farrow, Waterloo
street, who have been visiting their
son -in -how and daughter,
R. and hire:
Reid, Brooklyn, N. Y., returned home
accompanied by Mrs. Reid and daugh-
ter Elva.
Listowel .
T. K. Bricker has a White Orping-
ton hen the la e r
t cl an eggthe
lay
t mea-
sured 10s by 9 ]aches.
Dr. James Moore returned on Mon-
day of last week after attending the
Canadian Medical Convention at St.
Johns, N. B.
Messrs. Purcell and Chapman made
a record with their ditching machine.
While working on the farm of ,Jos.
Aitken they dog 349 rods in 29 hours.
The Malcolm Furniture factory
conitneured operations Again Monday
morning or last week Lifter being
closed clown for a couple of weeks.
The Ilibner Chair factory has closed
temporarily.
Town Clerk Wm. Bright has com-
pleted 1i
p Llcd ora record of the vital stA-
0180108 for .the past quarter and has
forwarded stone to the registrar
general at Toronto. For the past
sire months .of the eureent year the
bit the totalled 28, the 'deaths 22 and
the marriagoa'8, es compared with 2'7
births, 38 details, and 12 marriages'
HOMES �'EKERS's
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Each Tuesday until October 27th, inclusive.
Winnipeg and Return, - $35:00
Edmonton and Return - 43,00
From Toronto, and Stations West end
Mirth of Toronto, Proportlonnte fared
from Stations Eaat of Toronto.
Return Limit two months.
Particulars regarding RAIL or OCEAN two eta
from :Canadian Pacific Ticket Agents, or writ:•
URP1tY 13,1',A . R , oro,
M. 0, „C.P y Toronto
H, L, JACKSON, Agent BRUSSEL e
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Canadian women are continually writ•
ing us such letters as the two following,
which aro heartfelt expressions of grati-
tud,efor restored health;
(lienfurd Station, Ont, --"I have ta-
ken Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound and never
found any medicine
to compare with it.
±• 'r`.r I had ulcers and fall -
•'f ing of womb and
l''
1,.4{ doctors did me no
:r good. I suffered
r; dreadfully for years
until I began taking
your medicine. I ai-
ao recommend it for
nervousness and in-
digestion. " — Mrs.
HENRY CLARE, Glanford Station. Ont.
Cheoterville, Ont. — " I heard your
medicines highly praised, and ayear ago
I began taking them for falling of womb
and ovarian trouble,
"My left side pained me all the time
and just before my periods which were
irregular and painful it would be worse.
To sit down caused me pain and suffer-
ing and I would be so nervous some-
times that I could not bear to see any
one or
hear anyone
speak. Little specks
wo id
i float before Iny eyes and I was
always'constipated.
"I cannot say too much for Lydia E.
Pioleham'
a Vegetable table Co
m ou
nd and
Liver Pills, s, Yor there are no medicines.
like them. I have taken them and I
recommend them to all women, You may
publish this testimonial." — Mrs. STE-
PIIEN J. Meter's, Chesterville, Ontario,
Canada.
for the corresponding ondin six months of
P g
1918.
Whileickin ch • res lir her orch-
ard
cherries
and the limb cm which
she was Stand-
ing broke and Mre. W. McLaughlin,
of Penelope street, was thrown to the
ground she anetaived injuries which
included a dislocated elbow.
Win ha
m
I. 0. 0. F. excursion to Sarnia and
Detroit Saturday, August 8th.
John Ritchie was in Niagara Falls
attending the Masonic Grand Lodge.
John Kerr, of London, was visiting
his daughter, tris. E. A. Hammond,
Annual Sunday School excursion to
Kiheardine has been arranged for
Wednesday, August 19th.
Alex. Young has sold his hardware
business to Ross &Bell, who will take
possession about August 1st.
0. N. and Mrs. Griffin and daugh-
ters,Misses
Estelle and Annie left
for two Month's visit to Vancouver,
B. 0.
Blyth
Quite a number from here were in
attendance at the Seaforth races.
L. 0. Charlesworth left on a trip to
the -West.
Reeve Dr. Milne has proclaimed
Wednesday, July 29th, as Blyth Civic
Holiday. A Union Sabbath School
Excursion to Goderich will be held on
that date.
Mise Etta Jewitt is visiting at Mount
Brydges and Lambeth and attended
the Summer School at - St. Thomas,
She is also spending a few days. at
Chatham before returning horse.
Miss Mildred Toll, Blyth, and Miss
Nettie Woodman, Loudesboro, pupils
of Miss A. Bell, Londesboro, were
successful in obtaining first-class
honors in their recent music exam-
inations.
Wm. and Ml's. Laundy and daugh-
ter, of Trenton, Mo,, who have been
visiting b
the formers i'
other Ed,
Laund leftt•'
y, on a up to the West.
They du not expect to return to their
home until September.
Invaluable for Nursing Mothers
With nursing comes an unceasing
strain en the mother's vitality. The
blood is weakened. Nerves are ir-
ritable through loss of sleep. Anxiety
and care break down even the strong-
est. Experience teaches that nothing
is more helpful than Ferrnzone,
What an appetite it beings I No
blood -former or nerve tonin more
potent, no medicine known ,that so
steadily brings back the health, vigor
and spirit that mothers require. It's
because Ferrozone nourishes, because
It supplies the materials foe rebuilding
that it does each permanent
per box at all dealers, ant good, 50o
Fordwich
Ogal McLeod had two fingers of his
left hand crushed by a stone rolling
on them.
Fred, and Mrs. Adams and son,
Will, called on friends here while oh
their way from Forest to Toronto
where they intend to reside.
The engagement :is 'announced of
Mary (Maye), youngest daughter of
the late Wr..Sponee, of 1ZJewbeiclge,
and Mrs, Spence, to Rev. Ernest
Jacques, of Eastwood, son of the late
Sohn Jacques, of Lakelet, and Mrs.
Jacques. The marriage will take.
place quietly in Trinity oharch, Ford,
with, the last of the Month,
At the home of 0.
W. and
Mrs,
Reichard, Fordwich, on July 801i,
there Was a very pretty Wedding,
when Miss Annie L, Stewart, former-
ly of Paris, One, was married to Alex.
N. Edgar, one of Ilowick's prosper.
dos young farmers, by Rev. A. 13,
Dobson, of Fordwich, Gordon Edgat•
of torrid, acted as best lean, while
Miss bleeped I n
il, 'lniford tf, Paris
g
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did'houotre for the beide, he beide
1 b do
wore elnbeoiciered voile over white
Motile, her going away suit being of
Dttttgo Bobtail With hat to Wretch,
Seaforth
Great pre aratione are being made
for the Old Boys' reunion,
'Pie wet weather rather mixed up
the race events last week.
U. A. Miller, who succeeded G, F.
I-iogers as Principal of the Seaforth
Collegiate Institute, has tendered his
resignation, having accepted to posi-
tion 10 the Normal Schou] at. Ottawa,
Joe Robinson, of the Dominion
Brunk staff at Seaforth, bad to miracu-
lous metope from instant death luting
a 'recent thunderstorm. Be and to
companion had been sleeping at nights
for some time in a tent on the lawn of
his father, Fred. Rubinson, Egtnovd-
ville. Being awakened by the storm
Mr. Robinson had just stepped nut of
the tent when he was struck by light-
ning and
ight:ning.anc} rendered unconscious, and
it was some considerable time before
be could bo brought around. He was
confined to bed fora day or two, but
later fully recovered,
To Improve Irl Temper
Relieve the physical Suffering of
corns. Quickly done by the reliable
Putnam's Corn
Extractor. Berra]
e
of acid —fle
ah-
ea.Ciog substitutes and
insist on "Putnam's" its the one sure
and painless cure,
Atwood
Mttniclpa]"Council of Rime met at
the usual place on Saturday.
Wm, Donaldson, W. b1, of Listo-
wel Lodge A. F. & A, M., WAS at
Niagara Falls last week attending
Grand Lodge of the Masonic Order.
Clerk Lochllead reports that thele
were 1(3 births, 4 marriages and 11
deaths
registered ed u
oder vital
1
Statistics Act_ 03 Y
the Township of
,
Dlmn for the -three l tee moa 1
t1s ending
June 30th, 1914.
James Hammond, of Atwood, and
one of the oldest pioneers of Elute
township, celebrated hie 880h birth.
day on Monday of Past week. Mr.
Hammond is enjoying good health
and is able to be out every day.
Elrna Cheese & Butter Mfg. Co.
Ltd., shipped their make of cheese
for the last half of June to the Im-
perial Cheese Co., Woodstock. Num.
bei of cheese 383. Amount realized
$3055.52.
You May Be Sick To -Night
Without a moment's warning pain
springs upon ns. At the outset it is
instantly cured by Nerviline. Sur-
prising- what fifteen drops of this
marvelous medicine will do. . It'd ex-
ternal action is no less certain than
it's wonderful effect when taken in-
ternally. Of course Nerviline is
powerful or it couldn't be so pene-
trating. But not irritating or
caustic. There are other pain
remedies, but when you use Nerviline
you see the difference. That differ-
ence is this,—others relieve, but
Nerviline does cure sprains, strains,
swellings, earache, toothache,
neuralgta, lumbago, in fact all muscu-
lar pains. Large bottles 25e at all
dealers,
Grey Council
The Municipal Council of the Town-
ship of Grey met in the Township
Hall Ethel on July14111.
All the
members re en
s t. The minutes of the
p
previous meeting were read and
adopted.
The Court of Revision on the
assessments in the Barron, Bolton and
Winthrop Drain By-laws was opened.
As there were no appeals entered
an
against of
the assessments 'n
g y
h ]
either of these By-laws, they were
read a third time and finally passed.
The Court of Revision was now closed.
A requisition was received lrom
Geo. MoTag art to have a portion of
the McNair Municipal Drain repaired.
The Reeve was directed to have any
necessary repairs attended to.
A requisition was received from
Malcolm Fraser to have a portion of
the Hall Municipal Drain repaired,
P. A. McArthur was instructed to ex-
amine the drain and attend to any
repairs required.
A requisition was received from
Alex. Barron to have timber and
brushwood retno yed ft'mn
v the Olatic
Municipal Drain. The Reeve tures in-
structed to examine the drain and
have the obstructions removed.
A requisition was received from
Geo, Baker to have a portion of the
Baker Municipal Dram repaired.
John BroWII was instructed to ex-
amine the drain and have the repairs
if tiny necessary attended to.
The following accounts were pee-
sented and ordered to be paid :—
Jesse %Vilbee, commuted Statute
Labor, $5.00 ; Hugh I3enty commuted
Statute Labor, $4.00 ; Lynn Evans,
commuted Statute Labor, $5 00 ; John
Kirkeolmell, shovelling 34 00 ; John
Lowe, shovelling, $525 i John Alex-
ander, shovelling, $1,50; John Rea,
gravel, $5,20,'Noali Bowman, road
work, $5,00 ;.James McCallum, gravel,
$8.72; Mrs, H. McKinnon, sheep killed
by dogs, 30.88; Thos. R. Bennett, road
work, $3,50; Geo. McDonald, road
work, moving. gradar,
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stumps,314.50 'D.Collis,enmmatod
StatutLabor, $200 , Rbt.
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alct, gravel and shovelling, $60.00 ;
Harvey Dobson, gravel and shovelling
56 50 1 Frenois Duncan, farm bridge,
Grant Drain, $20.00; John Barr, farm
bridge, Grant D11Lin, $20.00 ; SamuelDaum, gravel, $50.00 ; R. Selling,
.ravel 310.56 . t 1
A Meehan, gravel, a t rr nnirilr
road 37,00 ;. ;Vin. Kreuter, sanitary
inspection and disinfecting, $20,00;.
W, P. Bray, gravel, $14,64:1 Jos,
ravage, iloor'ing Mitchell bridge,
WORLD'S
REMEDY
"Fruit-a-tivea" Have Proved
Their Value In Thousands of
Cases
WONDERFUL RECORD OF A
WONDERFUL CURE _
Only Remedy That Acts On All Three
Of The Organs Responsible For The
Formation Of Uric Acid In The Blood.
Many people do not realize that the
Skin is one of the three great elimina-
tors of waste matter from the body.
As a matter of fact, the Skin rids the
system of more Urea (or waste matter)
than the Kidneys. When there is
Kidney Trouble, Pain In The Back and
Acrid Urine, it may not be the fault of
the kidneys at all, but be due to faulty
Skin Action, or Constipation of the
bowels.
"Pruit-a-tives" cures weak, sore,
aching Kidneys, not only because it
strengthens these organs but also be-
cause •'Fruit-a-tives" opensthebowels,
sweetens the stomach and emu] stimulates
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the action of the skin.
"Fruit -a -twee" is sold by all dealers
at 500. a box, 6 for $e,$o trial size,
250, or will be sent postpaid on receipt
of price. by Fruit-a-tives Limited,
Ottawa.
$3.50
T.Tl>uts
un, drain, a Howick
bdy., $2.
00 • Cm
Scott, drawing
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gavel, $Lrtfi • Alf. Meehan, gravel,
$15,20 ; D. Meehan, gravel, $0,72 ;
Geo. Speiran, gravel, $20.40 ; John
Cr'erar, to pay shovellers, $8.00 ; John
Lowe, gravel and digging ditch,
$29.40 ; Robert Smith, gravel, $6.50 ;
John Savage, gravel, $7.04: Wm.
Hudson,
gravel, $8,40.; John Alexan-
der, 3 l'arnt bridges, . Coates Drain,
$80.00; R. W. Livingston, serving
Drain By-laws and postage, $8.84 ;
John Brown, serving Drain By-laws
and postage, $3.14 ; R. W. Living-
ston, expeuees to Goderich, $3.60 ;
John Brown, expenses to Goderich,
32.86 ; A. li. McDonald, expenses to
Goderie n }
, 32.85 ; S. S. Cole, expenses
to Goderich, postage and stationery,
$12.05 ; A. J. Carter, gravel, 310.84 ;
H, Ounnin harp, commuted Statute
Labor, $1.7.00 i John Dark, commuted
Statute Labor, $5.00 ; 'Wm. Fraser,
running grader anti drawing lumber',
$5.25 ; D. "It. Cunningham, 10 Pay
shovelleta, 34.00 ;'W. II. Kerr, print-
ing Drain By-laws, debentures,ose
mitt natives, &c 3138,70 ; Jpohn'
Wesley McKay, commuted Statute
Labor, $7.50; Ben. Holleebeck,
shovelling, $1,50; P. Dougherty, elle,
88.113 1, Vodden, digging ditch,.
$1.00 E. Wood, putth%{; in tile cul -
Yore 38.00 ; E. T. Brant, .gravel,
$4.50.
Council now adjourned to meet
again on Monday, August 8rd next.
A, H. MAOlenee. e, Olerk,
WEAMTN OF HAIR
Parisian Sago Makes Thin 1.1folcsO. -.
Hair Soft and Abundant
Beautiful hair, tbicic, soft, fluffy,
lustrous, and free from dandruff, is
one of woman's greatest charms, yeb
so many have streaked, thin and life-
less hair and think there is no remedy.
Pretty hair is Iargelya matter of care.
Frequent applications of Parisian
Sage well rubbed into the scalp is all
that is needed—it acts . like magic.
Try it tonight—you will really be
surprised with the result. Not only
will the hair become soft, fluffy,
radiant with life and really doubly
beautiful,t
b a d
andru$ disci Dare
falling hair
all anitching scalp cease -
your head feels fine.
All druggists sell a large bottle of
Parisian Sage for fifty cents. Get It
from Jae. Fox, he will refund the
money if you are not satisfied.
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Funeral e e,l Dir
elctor
and Embalmer
ers promptly and care-
fully attended to night or
day, Phone 228.
1 ETHEL, ONT.
Tile Delivery
Those who wish to pur-
chase Tile around Brus-
sels are requested to send
order to Henfryn P. 0. or
Phone 855. Upon receipt.
of enough orders we will
send a car load to Brus-
sels station.
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