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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1914-7-30, Page 5BUSINESS CARDS, LINO, SUTHERLAND & SONS LIMITED INt p'/a AI Ei • LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. paoUDFCOT, BAYS & KIL7aORAN ?BARRISTERS, SOLICITOItS, NOTARIES PUBLIC, ETU. w, PROUDHQOT, If. 0. R 0, HAYS J. L. RILDoneN Ueloes-'chose formerly ocoupled by Mosul] Cameron & Bolt, Gonanron, ONTenIo. M. SINCLAIR- • Rarriater, Solicitor, Conveyancer, Notary 11 Olio, &a, Ualoe-Stewart's Block t dour North. of Central Hotel. Solicitor for the Metropolitan Bank, AUCTIONEERS. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION - L • AMR, will sell for better prices, to better mon, In lees time and less obarges than any other Auctioneer in East Huron or he won't charge anything. Dates and ordore can always be arranged at this office or by re .cal application, `•:ALLAN To LIVERPOOL -GLASGOW LONDON -HAVRE Fico, modern steam- ers - equipped with every comfort and luxury. For infor- mation apply agents, or 14 the Allan Line, Toronto W. H, KERR, Age it Allan Line Brussels. g , d.-wtr.JttlibcDt'4va. .,l.agd� ..... A NEW TERM 0) Opens Baptist in the popular L/, ar 11.01113 TORONTO, ONT. This School enjoysn grunt reputntlon P forgiving first-class instruction 6 g in1 Business and Shorthand adat cub rosy j It is no wonder our This readily get and osttions. This Is the Col- g P Icgefor you to attend.To-day, not to -morrow, write Parr our Catalogue d Cor. YW. J. ELLIOTT,'Young and 1 Q Alexander Sts.1 Principal. ,re&w01.7.12M2kr&A��a7.0A a y�1''9'CZe`46L,t�i4a YEc..1� F^a\0�"�2�eL'$.Y6' Fall Term from Sept. 1st CENTRAL it)i ii STRATFORD, ONTs The best •ounmorale s 0l School In he CPravhnoo. Unrcoarsenre thorough 0 and pr lvhile our instructora are better than you will find- elsewhere. 4 We do mono for our students than ali- o re set schools Our rates uio trnnsnnhe Write for our free mita- p. logae andsee what we can do for you. D. A. McLACHLAN, Principal. ,.t �ytae zt.al�s�,�a"W.a.e�,s`a; ` o 6 . . teaetroWeeaziaM slcw-OSV4.'WeVaM4 Enter IListowel Sji Busines$ College �• Any time AND Grow with us. For particulars address - EDWIN 0. MATTHEWS, Prin. tete%s atseei,t'r arierit itenrark , 11111131110111193311010119111111.0001111001111 THE Best Brains 119731221121.39Miliga. '03B in Canada have pa rbtci paled in he pro. purntiou of our splendid Home Study Courses in 13nnlling,Econondcs, Higher Accounting, Connuerotal Art, Show Ourd Writing, Photography Journal- ism, Short Story Writing,.ghorthnnd not Boobkeeiing, Seoat rho work which Most interests you old write us for An rtlonlnro. Address THE SHAW CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL 391.7 Yonge St., Toronto lemeenienneenougessamemeisemseezesesestens COLLEGE AT HOME Thousands of ambitious young peo- ple are fast preparing in their own Nemec to.000upy luarntave p0 1110ng es stenographers, bookkeepers, belogra- pliers, otvll servants, in Pitot eVe•y sphere of activities, You may finish nt college i1,yetr 00 wish, P081tio is gnnr- - anteed, Enter college any day. lath - 'Octant histrnotlon, Export teachers, Thirty years' experience, Largest trainer's in Canada,. Seven colleges. Special ootrree for teachers. ii flltnted with do,, neroial lldaan• tin^a Asaoolnt1on of 0atlndn. Summer Salrcol et Pomona Spotttn Realness Col- lege, London. , os es C e e W In ham 6to s ell 9 ;90T'00N, W, 7,, Io0011, P110. Prealdriit, 'Prinolpal, aemireeelinielt ll;rlr.w�a.l. Business Cards JAS. ANDERSON. VETERINARY SURGEON, Successor to 14. 11. Moore, OBloe at Ander- sou Bros. Livery stable, Brussels, Telephone No, 2s, OR, T. T. NV RAE Baohelor o! Moellotne, University of Toronto ; Licentiate and Graduate of the College of Phy, :lobous• and Surgeone, Ont, 1 Post•gt'aduato Chicago Bye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital, Ilhioago,111. Ex -House Surgeon to St,. Mich. sera Hoapltsl, Toronto. Moe over F, $, Smith's Drug Store, Tele• Phone connection with Uronbrookat all hours, DR, F. T. BRYANS Bachelor of Medicine, University of Toronto ; Licentiate of College of Physioiana,and Sur. t, Vona, Ontario ; ex-Senlor. Eouae Surgeon of W esbern Hospital, Toronto, O91eeo conte Dr. A, McEevey, Snaith Bloolr, Brussels. Rural. phone 40. AL.EX. D. M'KEL.VEY M.B., M.C.P.&S. O. 108 Bloor street East, Toronto Diseases Ear, Nose and Throat Ulhdoxl assistant in Enr, Nose and 'Throat de - pertinent New General Hospital, Toronto ; Post Grad ante Harvard Medical School, Bog. ton ; late Senior pestilent Surgeon Mass, Eye & Ear Infirmary ; lute Clinical assistant In Nose and Throat demi rhnert Mass Gen. How p1ta1 ; late Roane Surgeon. Toronto General Hospital. i 'II, Brussels by al p intnlelt, DR. M. FERGUSON ETHEL, ONT. Physician and Surgeon ;Post Graduate courses London (Eng,), New York and Chicago Hos- pitals. Special attention todisaese of eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes tested for glasses. G. H. ROSS, D. D.S„ L.O.S. Graduate of Royal Oollego of Dental Sur- geons of Ontario and Graduate University of Toronto Faculty of Dentistry. • Office in Isard Block, Wingham Phone 299. Post Office bos 278 Painleee Extraction,. Plato work and Bridge Work a Specialty DR. WARDLAW Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College. Day and night calla, Qt11oe opposite Flour M111, Ethel. MAUDE C. ,BRYANS OPHTHALMOLOGIST Personal graduate Department of 0 hbhal• urology, MoCormlok Median] pottage, Chiango, TIL, is prepared to test eyes and fit glasses at her offioe over Grower's Restaurant, Brussels, on Thursday, P•riday and Saturdny of every week. Oaloe hours 1 to 6 p. m. Forenoons by appointment, Phone 1210. T. R. BENNETT Will give better satisfaction to both buyer and seller than an other Auctioneer and only d chergo what is renaonnble, Sales conducted any Where in Ontario. Pure bred stock sales A specialty, W Write or 'phone2B.roxeter. GB4.40.14 Flf}ra'J<C Ramwar BRUSSELS GOING S0000 GOING NORTR 7:07 a in Express .......,,1116 a m Express 11:25 n nn 8:652 p Exp ne Eapreas 2:55 n In Express 8:62 p m C.atarrw?.win' WALTON !To Toronto To Goderich 9txpress 7:52 a m I Express 11:10 a m Express 1:22 p m Express 8:96 p in WROXETER Going East - 7:05 a. m. and 8:90 9. m. Going West - 12:19 and 9:68 p. m. All trains -Eft n11 A i g st connect with 0.P. and T T B. stations, Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora .and G. B. stations, GEO. ALLAN, Local Agent. l'ixcgl Beb3s Item DON'T scratch into mosquito bites. If mosquitoes bother you very much rub R little citronella oil on your hands sud face. GET rid of the old hens, they are boarders and you can't afford to keep anything that is not productive. Give extra attention toh t e growing chicks, they are the money makers. W. C. T. U. -The regular monthly meeting of Brussels W. C. T. U. will be held ou Friday afternoon, July 31st, at 3 o'clock, in the Public Library. There will be a discussion on "Plans of Work for the coming year.", A full attendance is requested. FALL TERM.- The Elliotti e oft Bu u ss College which has been located for many years at- Yonge and Alexander streets has moved into its handsome new home ar Yonge and Charles streets, Toronto. The Fall Term in this well-known school opens on Sept. 1st. Catalogue free to all Interested in a business or shorthand education. COUNTY ROADS AND BRIDGES.- On Thursday 16th inst,,a meeting of repre- sentatives of Huron and Perth County Councils was held in the Court House, Goderich, the following being present : Warden Cantelon, Corte. Livingston and Co. Engineer Patterson, of Huron, and Wardeu Smith and Conn. Scott, of Perth, The following congeals were awarded : Gulley bridge, in Stephen, at $r366, and Kirk's bridge. on the boundary, at $543, to Joseph Lawson ; Stewart bridge, at Molesworth, at $595. and Race bridge, at Wingham, at $925, to Robert Vint. of Blyth, '1`r19 Ontario Department of Edu- cation is aiming to have Agriculture course in the schools, Frum Aug- ust 3 to 7 a Rural Teachers' Confer once will he held in the Agricultural College, Guelph, Two delegate teach- ers from each Teachers' . Association in the Province will attend end fol- lowing their week's instruction they will report at length to their teach- ers' Conventions in the Fall, setting forth the whole scheme of agricultural instruction as proposedfor the rural Schools of Ontario by th,e Department of Education. Loss of Appetite and Ehorgy Singly Lhey are a worry -combined they become a -burden, telling that• waste has 'beet) immensely greater thin the body's pewee to rebuild. The first need is to r'econetenet the blood, make good the deficiency of red cells, Fel'rozcne 'improves diges- tion,, makes blood, tits kind that nourishes and rebuilds. Quickly 111e rnervotiser system respondet•o the new power supplied by Neevilinio, Strength returns, ambition revives,' r e re give .the enter and.eudnrl n energyg system jcels tvlat it needs is Po maintain s the bahtru e n t• h e alth, No ionic Or 1 I bntter,lhen Fereezonno, 50c pee box at air dealers, CARIN$N, a town in Oklahoma, has a "Take Back What You've Borrowed Day." y. Every article subject to the un- written law of neighborly courtesy which had been borrowed and its return neglected during the year is returned to its rightful owner. What a_ -fine thing it would be if we had such a clay In Bruesels, There is need of ono in some neighborhoods, Os several of our streets the grass and weeds have obtained an abnormal growth. The appearaece of these pieces is not in keeping with the geueral Repeat of the town as many citizens have had sufficient pride In the appear- ance of the place to keep tile grass on the Street' in front of their property nicely clipped. Such residents are to be commended and we believe our Council should see that our streets are cleaned in front of vacant lots,. and other places of unsightly appearance. If the Army worm which is deviistating crops in other parts of Ontario, ate weeds es fast as they do grains they could certainly have a banquet on some lots in Brussels, Youth's Vitality Sapped Away Your child looks pootly, is tired and fit:Hll. You would like this boy or girl to be more robust, more energetic and vivacious. The "something" that is wrong is simply this. Stomach and bowels needs attention. Constipation and indigestion must be relieved, new life and vigor are required in the blood, slight assistance is needed for the kidneys and liver. Nothing is so effective as Dr. Hamilton's Pills. They put nese life into yonng folks as well its the nlcl roles, Every child should use this medicine regularly be- cause its benefits are not to be had in any other way. goc at all dealers. PENCIL DRAWING POR BOYS AND GIRLS. -Brussels Women's Institute are dem- onstrating their good sense in showing a practical interest in the youth by offer- ing awards at East Huron Fall Fair, at Brussels, on October r & 2 as follows ;- Pencil drawing of eo native birds, on cards to x 14 inches, open to pupils of the Public School in East Huron, 8 to 12 years. Prizes, 1st, 750 ; 2011. Soo ; grd, 250, Also pupils 73 to i6 years for similar prizes. No entrance fee for ex- hibits. but work must be certified to by the teachers, The list is to consist of drawings o t g of crow, owl, robin, oriole, Jenny wren, canary, sparrow, swallow, wood pecker, thresh and king fisher. Cards to be sent to Brussels on forenoon of first day of Show to be judged. Now is the time to get busy boys and girls so that the work will be ready in good time. It is good practice and acquiring a taste for a class of work that will be full of interest, Perhaps some of the neighboring Institutes would like to offer a special for some other line of work open to children. If so it should be headed iu by August 1st so as to catch the Prize Lists now being printed, MEDICAL MEETING -A joint meeting of the Huron and Perth Medical asso- ciations, was held in Mitchell, on Wednesday, July 14th with the follow- ing doctors in attendance :- Drs. Adams, Kennedy, Redmond, Wing - ham ; Shaw and Gunn, Clinton ; White- ley, Emmerson and Taylor, Goderich ; Burrows and McKay, Seaforth ; Olm- stead and Mc 4asb, Hamilton ; Smith and Armstrong, Mitchell ; Smith and Stanley, St. Marys ; Monteith and Forster, Stratford ; Moon and Nichol, Listowel ; Proudfoot, Fullerton , Mao keuzie Monkton • Kidd Atwood. Dr. Olmstead, of Hamilton, gave an ex- haustive paper on "Surgery of the Gall Bladder." which was followed by a discussion ussion iatrod ed ) introduced by 1 t. Gunn of Clinton and others. Dr. Emmerson gave a talk on the work of the Medical Council for the past year, and Dr. Mackenzie read a carefully u y prepared. paper on "Medical Legislation," which elicited a spirited discussion. Dr. Emmerson's candidature for represent- ative on the Medical Council for a second term was endorsed by the meetiug. Following the meeting the doctors were entertained at dinner at the Hick's House. Dr, Burrows, Presi- dent of the Huron Medical Association presided at the meeting. Listowel Mayor Clitnie has proclaimed Mon- day, August Srcl as Listowel's Civic Holiday. Work on the new drill hall at the Race track started on 'Wednesday of. last week. W. A. Daum leas leased a black- smith shop in Mitchell and purposes opening up for business shortly. The P111100 factory recently shipped' one car of pianos to Vancouver and several smaller orders to other places., John D. Philp has been appointed to the position of Clerk of 'Works in connection with the construction of the drill ball. Dr, McNally, Provincial health officer', was i11 Listowel last week on an official tour of inspection of the slaughter houses and other premises. The question. of leaving the lights on all night was discussed by the Council and it was shown that it would cost the town $75 per month to do this. No action was taken in this matter. The members of the Methodist choir attended a picnic held in honor of Miss B. Ohapharn, their' esteemed leader, who gave up herposition and returned to her home itr Hamilton. A very enjoyable time was spent. Prior to her cleparhure Miss Clapham was presented with a sunburst of pean'Is bythe member's of the choir, as a slight tartan' of their esteem for her and their deep regret at her de- parture, Notice ! C. R. WILKINSON INSON Eye Specialist, Bingham will bein attendance all day at. the American Hotel, Brussels on Thursday. August 6th Gflessee made to overcome all defaces of vision. Difficult cases and children aspecialty, I guarantee eve1 . pair ofQlassesIsuLsilvln Ova l VU eiLtiBfaC- FREE, tion. ADV/OE FREE, drLIPicial Eya9; hlatahag and Pitted AILING WOMEN OFI D M D LE AGE Mrs.DoucetteTells of her Dia. tressing Symptoms During Change of Life and How She Found Relief. Belleville, Nova Scotia,Can.-"Three years ago I was suffering badly with what the doctors called Change of Life, I was so bad that I had to stay in bed. Some friends told me to takeLydia E. Pinkham's Vege- table Compound and it helped me from the first. It is the only medicine I took that did help me and I recommend it. You don't know how thankful and grateful I am. I give you permission to publish what your good medicine has done forme, "-Mrs. SIMON DOUCETTE, Belleville, Yarmouth Co., Nova Scotia, 'Canada. Such warning symptoms as sense of suffocation,hot flashes,headaches,back- aches,dread of impending evil, timidity, sounds in the ears, palpitation of the heart, sparks before the eyes,irregu- larities, constipation, variable appetite, weakness and inquietude, and dizziness, are promptly heeded by intelligent wo- men who are approaching the period in life when woman's great change may be expected. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- pound invigorates and strengthens the female organism and builds up the weak- ened nervous system, It has carried many women safely through this crisis. If you want special advise write to Lydia E. Pinkhann Medicine Co. (confl• dential) Lyuu, Mass. Your letter will be opened, read soul answered by a woman, and held in strict confidence. Miss es Gladys Jones, soprano, has been engaged to fill the position of choir leader in the Methodist t t church, Mrs. Adam Austin It former resi- dent of Listowel had the misfortune to fall down stairs in her home in Toronto and sustained injuries con- sisting of a broken arm, finger and two breaks in her leg below the knee. Tire U. B. Congregational church which has undergone extensive re- pairs was reopened for public worship on Sunday, July 20th. 'It has been raised several feet and a new base- ment put in and in the basement a new fuenaee which will add greatly to the comfort of the congregation. Do Your Ears Ring 7 When they buzz and seem slightly deaf, beware of catarrh infiammatien. This grows steadily worse, but can be cured by Oatarrhozone. J. A. Ham - mill of Greenmo m t t, P. E. I. roved the merit of Oatarrhozone and writes ; "No one could have worse catarrh than I had for years. It caused r e partial deafness,as bad taste, upset my atn H ach made me sick all over. Oatarrhozone cleared my nostrils, stopped the cough and gave me a clear feeling in my breathing organs. I am absolutely cured." Doctors say nothing is better' than Catarrhozone. Try it and you'll say so too. Two sizes, 25c and $1.00 at all dealers. Seaforth Dr. Belden, of Toronto, visited friends here last week. He practised dentistry in Seaforth 13 years ago. Miss Winuifred Daley, youngest daughter of John Daley, was. married in Swift Current, Sask., on July 13th to Wm. A. Richardson. Mrs. T. G. Kemp, of Toronto, visited ere s friend1 h last week on her way to Bayfield, where she in- tends spending the Summer. Miss Elizabeth Lawrence, who is on the staff of the Norwood school, Ed- monton, is spending her holidays at the parental home in McKillop. Judge J, A. Jackson, of Lethbridge, Alberta, with•his wife and family are visiting at the parental home of George E. Jackson, Egmondville. Miss Oora Geib has been appointed organist in Se. Thomas church to suc- ceed Miss 0. Monson who resigned to become organist in the Methodist obtuse)). Mrs.. McLeod and daughter, Mrs. Martin and ttvo children, of Portage - la -Prairie, Manitoba, are the guests of Mrs, A, A. McLennan, of the Com- mended. Miss Violet bluff. daughter of Samuel Oluff, of Tuckersmith, is re- ceiving congratulations on her gradu- ation as professional nurse from the Royal Alexandra Hospital, Fergus. Harry Beattie, who has been en- joying a few weeks' holidays at the parental home, returned to bis borne in Winnipeg. Mrs. Beattie and children .intend remaining for some thne. At the regular meeting of Fidelity Lodge of Odd Fellows the following officers were installed for the current term by Past D. D, G. M. .1. A. Stewart -N. G., Chas. Olark ; V, G., Frank Welland ; R. S., F. Rayburn ; 11`. S., W. Golding ; Treasurer, J, Thorn omit. The 0. T. R. ticket and telegraph office acid the Canadian. Express Corn- pany• moved to seper'rtte locations on Monday last, Mr. McKeller, ex- press agent, moving.into the office recently vacated by E. L. Box and Mr. Somerville into the office occupied by him in the Commercial Hetet Building. A happy event took place in the blethodiee church when Miss Alum Mae Fisher, daughter of Joseph and Mrs, Fisher, became :the bride of Walae J. 1. Cowan, saleamanager of the Rice-i,ett•is Company, of Tor- onto. ntnto. Rev, A. W. Barker performed the telemetry. The attendants were Mifill XVp IY i3 ,tsir, of Seteforth, and ,T, W. McMaster, of Toronto. After the ce'e non I the on a a le left in Y happy the'r op p I car for a trip to Detroit and �. other American cities and on their return will reside in Toronto. Atwood The Bee is holidaying this week, Jllma Township Council will meet on A119114 15111, Miss Elsie Wilton and sister, Mar- guerlte, of Brussels, were visiting with F. atld Mrs. Greensides, Alvin Mitchell is spending his holt- days in Marlette, Mich., with hts un- cleLind aunt, P. E. and Mrs. PI0u0e, Chas. Pai'ker, of Woodstock, spent Senday at hle home in town. He re - poets building operations in that city brisk. Misses Annie Loahhead and Hallna4 Little, who have atLeoded Normal School, Stratfod, daring the past year have been successful In passing their examinations in obtaining sec- ond-class professional certificates, A quiet wedding was eolemuized at the Listowel rectory on Weduesday afteratoou, July 8th, at "o'clock, when Miss Lily Young became the wife of George A. 131.oughton, both of efonk- ton. Rev. 11, 1(1. Lang -Ford officiated, Me. and Mee. Broughton will take up their residence fu Monktou. Poisoned By A Razor Don't trim yams corns with a razor, use a purely vegetable oannedy like Pill nell]'e Cure Exu•act ,L, No pain, certain cure, and all for tt cjuerter. Every dealer sells "Putnau,'s, ' Wingham The Methodist and Baptist Sunday Schools held their pie-uic at Zetland and the fiats of Wingham. The Citi- zens' Band rendered a fine program. Mrs. Harry Hineholif3e has received word that her brother, Matthew Har - bourn, of Mitchell, was si rickety with paralysis while chatting to his family. Mrs, Hinchcliffe left for Mitchell to attend hint. Wheat cutting commenced last week and Mr. Lincoln, of Tuenbury, states that it is the finest quality of grain he has had in years. Other grains are also filling out nicely and the roots and vegetables are growing rapidly. The Lay crop is almost clear- ed off and if favorable showers come they will help the second crop of clov- er. Flax is looking, goodyear. this er . Some sal have started v ted toP ull and others arecrating ' t t withw the binder. Ready On The Shelf That's where you'll find "Nerviline" in every well regulated household. So pleasant to take that even little children will cry t for i . So certain to cure coughs, sudden colds ds and tight chest that thousands of bottles are used every clay. Nerviline does prevent illness, it does ease pain and inflammation, and by being handy will save worry and keep down the doctor bills. Large bottles sold for a quarter at all dealers. Goderich About800 pounds of salmon trout were captured by local fishermen on Friday. Thomas Oke anresident c dent of this place, who a had hiseh es leg amputated at the Victoria Hospital, is [still in a very serious condition. The cruiser Lam r bio t with Govern- ment officials on board paid a visit of inspection to 601181X1 harbor. After overlooking the breakwater extension and investigating the foghorn, the boat left Thursday for Kincardine. The C. P. R. freight sheds have been electrically wired throughout. A time clock has been installed and everything is about ready foe the flour boats which J. 11.1. Marshall, the agent, expects will arrive by the first of August. T. H. Tabb has taken the contract to re -shingle the roof of Victoria street Methodist church. This is a tall job as the eaves are about 30 feet from the ground and the steep roof runs to a point at an altitude of nearly 60 feet. One accident marred the harmony of the afternoon atKnor church Ss,b- bath School pic-nio. In the race for girls, 12 years and under little Helen Tholnpsolt, daughter of David and Mrs. Thompson, fell when near the finish line and broke her left forearm, W. L. Horton left for 'Waukesha, Wis.. where he will undergo a month's treatmentat a famous Sana- torium, in the hope of improving his health, which has been somewhat im- paired of late. His many friends will hope his best wishes may be realized. He was accompanied by Mrs, Horton. On Samuel Bissell's dairy farm at Salt.ford may be seen a real live white robin. The bird looks to all ap- pearances like any other robin with the familiar red breast of its species, but the wings are perfectly white and hence the peculiarity. It arrived at the opening of Spring accompanied by its mate, an ordinary brown robin and has raised one brood of young but none of the young bit•ds show traces of the white feathers of their parent. W. R. Robertson, who, is over 80 years of age, in pursuance of his in- surance duties, had occasion ono day to Visit the transit elevator, One of the men be wished to see was working et an altitude of 45 feet and the only way to teach him was by means of e rope attached to a winch. Nothing daunted, Mr. Robertson took his place in the noose and was hoieted up to the platform.. The boys at the elevator thought that it was as fine a display of grits as they had seen in many g day. OL•EMENT.--Rev, BenjaminOlemeut, one of the best known Methodist min- isters in Western Ontario, and a farri- er President of the Lonclon Confer- ence, died here 'on Wednesday even- ing of last weelc. His lad pastorate was at Londesboro' hub he had been superannuated fora cumber of years. Abort 20 year's ago the late Mr. Oletn- eM wee pastor of Empress Avenue Methodist Oliurch, London. Other charges where he was stationed were Clinton, Petrolea, Kiu aviIIe Exeter and Stratford. Retail -been t olraicnn n a of his district many 1 ioimos. 'About 7 yeties ago, after tatting up rosidetnee hit' Goderich, the Veteran elerg y.loan suf.' feretl tt ptattlytic stroke and had 1106. NIS MEAUII IN A TERRIBLE STM[ "FNIa-tNet" Healed His Kidneys and Cured Wm HAGERsvxx,x,w, ONT , AUG. 26111. "About two years ago, I found my health in a very bad state. My Kid- neys were not doing their work and I was all run down in condition, I felt the need of some good remedy, and havingseen "Fruit-a-tivos"advertised, I decided to try them. Their effect, I found more than satisfactory, Their action was mild and the result all that could be expected. My Kidneys resumed their normal action after I had taken upwards of a dozen boxes, and I regained my old- time vitality. Today, I am enjoying the best health I have ever had", B, A. KELLY " Fruit-a-tives " is the greatest Kidney Remedy in the world. It acts on the bowels and skin as well as on the kidneys, and thereby soothes and cures any ;Kidney soreness, "Fruit -a -fives" is sold by all dealers at 5oc. a box, 6 for $2.5o, trial size 250. or will be sent on receipt of price by Fruit-a••tives limited, Ottawa, been fn good health since. He is sur- vived by 3 sons and a daughter :-F. B. Olement, chief engineer of the T. & N. 0. Railway ; A. Ii., with Nisbet & Auld, Toronto ; B. H., also of Tor- onto, and Mrs, H. E. Hodptens, of Goderioh. The funeral service was held at the North Street Methodist church on Friday, Interment in Maitland cemetery. Blyth A. W. Beacom one in attendance at the Masonic Grand Lodge held at Niagara Falls. R. M. McKay spent a couple of days at his home in Shelburne, visit- ing his father quite is ui to ill. Mesdames J'um r er and Gardhr i entertained their Sabbath School classes to a pie-uic in the grove North of town. OIr•s. Dunbar, who has been visiting her sister iu Teeswater, returned to town accompanied by her niece, Miss Jean J e t Babb F. S Sturt formed y, manager of the Bank of I'Iarnilton here, lately of Ripley has been transferred to a similar' position at Princeton. Rev. Dr. W. Ross and family, of Halifax, are visiting at the home of his parents, T. and Mis. Ross, East Wawanosh. Dr. Ross, who is one of the leaching ministers of the Presby- terian church in Canada, preached in St. Andrew's church on Sabbath morning July 26th. - 0 s ernFairi • • • so Ontario's P • o • uEarE xh ibition ••September 11th to 19th, '14 ZL ND ANADA ♦ . e. INCREASED PRIZE LIST 5 Magnificent Programme of Attractions. Two Speed Events Daily. ♦ a New Fireworks Every Night. • • • COME AND SEE o The Dominion Experimental mental Farn D xh ibit and The Canadian Royalal • Dragoons. Fr ank ab R tneal t and sister, ` Mr it. S. Paul and little daughter, Audrey, of Kirktou are visiting at the hcluee of RobiBreit. nsonbrothers,, R. II, and B. Fire along the 0. P. R. right of way West of tows) caused by a spark front a locomotive burned quite freely in the grass and dense olotuls of smoke were wafted over the North eection of the town, No damage was done. Quite a stro,g gale of wind swept over here last Friday but the only daamage'we have heard of it doing was to blow down the smoke stack of this power house. It will be some time be- fore another can be secured, and in the bmeeaused.ntime Boal oil lamps will have to FARMER PAINFULLY HURT. -What might have been a serious accident happened to John 0. Ross on Wed- nesday of last week. He wag in the hay mow spreading the hay from the unloader, when, by some mischance, the load of hay, weighing about 700 lbs,, fell on his neck. He was stoop- ing over at the time, which was lucky for him, as 11 the hay had fallen ou his head the likelihood is that it would have killed him. A doctor was sent for and brought him to hie home in an auto, and under bis attention it is expected he will soon be around again. Ald. R. G Spofford, a pioneer Odd. fellow of Port Arthur, fell dead at a memorial decoration service, Fifty-one charges for breach of liquor laws were suddenly laid at Porcupine on Saturday and second offenders jailed. Jack Bowden, a twelve-year•old Bay Scout of Souris. Manitoba went in a canoe to the rescue of four drowning persons and saved them all. •.`A. • W. H. LOVE Fisneral Director and Embalmer Orders promptly and care- fully attended to night or day. Phone 228. ETHEL, ONT, sit'® • Tile �elivery Those who wish to pur- chase Tile around Brus- sels are requested to send order to Henfryn P. 0. or Phone 355. Upon receipt of enough orders we will send a car load to Brus sels station. Cole & Iiougherty . o The Con, T. Kennedy Shows will fill the Midway. i Music by the best available Bands, o Reduced Railway Rates commencing Sept. lith oSpecial Excursion Days, Sept. 15th, 16th, 17th. All tickets good till • September 21st. 'r ALL. INFORMATION FROM THE SECRETARY :, W. J. REID, President A. M. HUNT, Secretary tb w 4ire J away" a....•.......* •.•••••..•.•.•O••..••••••± •se0••410900414190041060.0•.041•eee••eee••EDI•••SSe•.•.eQe • O• . • o HE SEASON is now at s 41 � T hand for the sale of • 41 Buggies and all intend- • s �uQ • �O' s ; in purchasers will do well • > 41 g ® and save money by'calling at) • D. EWAN'S UP-TO-DATE • • CARRIAGE FACTORY. • w • • • • Buggies We take no back seat and are always on the lead for an • up-to-date Buggy. Our Bttg- ie eS, gies have stood the test of all • B • G® gg competitors foe close t.) 30• • • years, which should be a • • • guarantee in itself. Our 9 Styles and Material this year te • are more up-to-date than all previous years. Everybody is made 0 • welcome to examine our Show Rooms and purchase a Ewan Buggy, w 0 Youtradewill, get first class satisfaction as well as encouraging Home er 0 w Wood Work done in all its branches. 0 0 • Buggies re -painted and Buggy Tops relined and Covered to int O look as good as new at reasonable prices, a• 0•• Rb • DiiEwan's Carriage F actor 41 tr' • ISSseesso•••1i•11••••••Ibkr bi 00 M••••••sso••••a•.N•••••s4