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COONVEYANOEi AND ISSUER
OF MARRIAGE LICENSES
, 'aloe la Ike Poet Office, Ethel. 30.4
MAL AND CONVEYANCING.
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B A.ILttls'IJIIBB, W3LHULSOIICTORTC,a, NOTARIES
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J, L. KILnonAN Wm,Peounroox3R.
011loos—Those formerly occupied by Muoers
Uameron ,f:. Holt,
' ii ooaaton, ONu'Anxo.
T itt, BINOLAIE
V Y • Barrister Solfoltor, Oouvoyancer;
Sabah, rubno, Ala. Office—Stewart's Bleck
1 door Earth,o f Oou brat Betel.
' &,Naito, for the Metropolitan 13nnR. •"
AUCTIONEERS,
L1 B. SCOTT AB AN AUCTION-
• sen, will sell for -better prices, lc
better men, in less time and leas charges
Boron or
beawon't Enlarge aer nything., in DaEast
es end order,
can always be arranged al this spice or bs
3..rs,1in' application.
1. W.H.LOVE
A Fit: neral Director
41 and Embalmer ,
1 • Order's promptly and care-
fully attended to night or
day, Phone 228,
1 ETHEL, ONT.
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• 'A NEW TERM
't ,Opens Sept. 1st In the popular
ELLIOTT
r-,� TORONTO, ONT.
This School enjoysa great reputation r
for giving first-class instruction
in Business and Shorthand subj els. t.
N get good positions, This is the Col
It is no wonder one graduntoe readily
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not 10. 000010, write for our O delogue
Cor, Young and? W. J. ELLIOTT.
Charles Stn, S Principal.
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THE
Best Brains
in ()anode have part(eiOnted in the pre-
paration or our splendid Homo Study
Economics, Hi her.
Anooaen in 1, Commercial Art, R
Cardnnr ti, , Photography, y, E, lilol
Card writing, PI1oEOBlnphy, Joarnnl-
ism, Short Story Writing, Shorthand
and Bookkeeping. Selectthe work
which01 (t most interests you end write ns
for particulars, Address
THE. 'SHAW CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL.
301-7 Tonga 8t., Toronto
COLLEGE
AT HOME
Thousands of ambitious young pee.
pie aro fust preparing In thele own
11011105 to occupy lucrative positions as
etenographm•s, bookkeepers, telegre
pliers, 01 v,1 servants 1, Mob every
sphere of activities, You limy finish at
tlollage If_von so wish. a
asifio I
ntadrs•
atesl. or college (MY day.
vidnttl h11ucion.
Expert trackers.
Thirty years' experience.
Largest
tr l in Canada. Seven oolleses.
Special 0000,1'o• Atd With Commercial,bor!s Ahsoeintionbf Canada. Summer
Se idol at'fninouh; Spotted Business 001-
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tViuJ ham Business College
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Business Cards
JAS. ANDERSON.
VETERINARY SURGEDIV,
Sueoeesor to M. 11. Moore, 011toe at Ander.
son Bros, Livery ateble, Brussels, Telephone
No, 29,
DR, T., T. NI, RAE
Baohelor of Medicine, University of Toronto ;
Licentiate and Graduate of the College of Phy-
sicians and Surgeons, Ont, Post -graduate
Chicago Eye, Ear, Nose and 'Throat hospital,
Chicago,111. .Ex -House Surgeon to St. Mloh-
ael's Respite', Toronto,
Office over 11. No Smith's Drug Store. Tole,
phone connection with Ornnbrookat all hours.
DR. F. T. BRYANS
Bachelor of Medicine, University of Toronbo ;
',Mendota of College of Phyelelaue and Sur-
geons, Ontario ; ex -Senior House Surgeon of
Weetornhoapltel, Toronto. OIlloee of late Dr..
A• ltloKsveY, Smith Block Brussels,
Rural phone 46,
ALEX. D. M'KELVEY.
M.B., M,O.P.&S. O.
190 Blear etreet East, Toronto
Diseases Ear, Nose and Throat
Clinical 800101ant in Ear, Nose and Throatde-
partmont Now General Hospital, Toronto ;
Poet Graduate Harvard Medical School ,'BOR.
(00 l late senior Resident Surgeon Masa, Bye
& Ear Infirmary ; late Clinical assistant..in
Nose and Throat department. Mese. Gen, ns.
si.te liaise Seaman' t AI
hospital. $01181
Brussels by appoinbnon
DR. M. FERGUSON
• ETHEL., ONT,
Physician and Surgeon ; Post Graduate conr0ee
Loudon (Eng.). New York and Chiang° Hos-
pitals. Special attention to(Baease of eye, ear,
nose and throat. Eyes tested for glaseea,
G. H. ROSS, D.D.S., L.D.S.
Graduate or Royal College of Dental Sur-
geone or Ontario and Graduate University of
Toronto Faculty of Dentistry.
Office In leard Block, Wingham
Phone 249. Post Office box 278.
Painless Extraction, Plate work and
Bridge Work a Specialty
DR. WARDLAW
P.lonor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night calla. Office opposite
D'lour Mill, Ethel.
MAUDE C. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
PersonalMgraduate Department of Ophthal-
mology, 000rmick Medical College, Ohleago,
1. is prepared to testees and at lasses Ab
(l p p g
Grower's - eyes Br aaels
her office over Gt t o a R t, u
on week. OMes Friday And Saturday.mo of noory
weak. OHloe hours 1 to 0 p, m. fi'erenoous
by appointment; Phone 1210.
T. R. BENNETT
Will give better satisfaction to both buyer and
seller than any other Auctioneer and only
charge what is reasonable. Sales conducted
anywhere in Ontario. Pure bred stock salese
specialty,
Write or 'phone IB Wroxeter.
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BRUSSELS
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Mail 7:07 a m Express 10:66 a In
Express 11:26 a m Maul 1:69 p m
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WALTON
' To'Toronto To Goderloh
Express,,....... 7:62 a m I Express 11:19 a m
Express 1:22 p n1- Express'..,,.,... 8:46p 111
WROXETER
Going Plast - 7:05 a. mould E 40 p. m._
Going West -, 12:19and 0:68 p.m.
All trains goingEast ono of with 0. P. R. at
'ainoa e
Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T
G$: BtRt10118.
ALLAN, Loons Agent.
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ADDRESS AND PI0ESENTATION.— 70
;L•o SUfr' friends and neighbors of the
1t s
Brick church cougeegatiion.-met at the
house of Tlisha Walker to spend a
'social evening. anti present them with
• nlchina set. Add rasa wits as 1'01i0We:—
To 1'1r. and Mrs. Elishoa Walker
Dear Friends :—As you have decid-
ed to' 1 61161 f10IR 0111' 1111(100',- WC,
your friends and neighbors have as-
seutbled here o)1 this occasion to ex-
press L0 you our regret that you are
about to leave our neighborhood and
also to express to you. in some tangible
form out' appreciation of your valued
services "as members of the eommutii
by. We shall 'miss not.,otly your
genial and weloorne• presence in -our
social gatherings but also the valued
and generous assistance of Ales,
Walker as choir leader. But IVO know
that you will readily find your place
and work iii the 00161rnlinity t(1 which
yon intend to remove and that 'our
loss will be their gain. We wish you
and your family continued blessing
and prosperity 11 potty 0010 surround-
ings. And now a0 tt slight token of
our appreciation we ask you to accept
this set of china. Signed on behalf of
the community. 'Wilfrid 0. Reid,
' John Beecroft;
jitmes Dyer.
Mn. Walker in a few suitable remarks
s
11r behalf of Mrs, Walker and 1110/0011
thanked thein for their appreciation
and kindness, ,
Blyth
The re -shingling of the Methodist
chuloh has boon completed..
A number of the shade trees are
badly affected with a small grey cater-
pillar which is stripping the leaves off
the branches. •
Wm. Philips has had a new forge
built in his blacksmith shop. Ib is his
in ten Mon to nlakeother improvements
to the building having new window
frames placed therein. -
Voters' List wte13 first, posted up on
July 25t11. List this year is slightly
Inge', thee thtat,of 103.3 and contains
180 nannies in Part I, 121 in Part 1,1
and 18 in Part III. a total of 328 with
the names of 113 persons' qualified as
j n re's,
Robb. Slater ieft on tri visit to his
daughter at Smith Frills. He expects
to remain foe some time in the hope
that the change will prove beneficial
not been
i flick has 0
to his health, LV
the best foe some trine.
Wank and Mrs. Metcalf and Miss
Ella left for Sarnia witete they took
passage on the N, N. Co, steamer for
Port tLelt,'
1.of, ' their 111110 Medi -
chin flat, Albe) tai where the forme):
will resume his (11118es as Dominion
FruitInslootor. They expect to vet
toll to Myth ktl Docetnbol' to spend
the Winter have,
R. M, McKay was called to Shel-
burne on Monday, 27th ult, owing to
the illness of his father. He in com-
pany with Mrs. McKay left by auto
In the afternoon but death had taken
place before they arrived. They re-
turned home the following Friday, ao-
cntul!lllnied by Mt. and Mrs. Bretz and
children, tv110 visited here. Airs.
Bretz is;a sister of Mr. McKay,
Gorrie
Jas. Leech is somewhat improved In -
health, ,
Several men have been laid off work
at the cement tile works.
L. -and Mrs, Ashton were visiting in
Buffalo, Stratford and other places.
file lawn social held vu the J i'esby-
101111n ch crab litwn, 011 Aug. 1st. tuns
a 91100000.
St. Stephens Snliday School held a
very successful picnic on the banks of
the Maitland.
The new steel bridge on the I1ub-
barn sideroad 1)000 has the cement top
on and has been opened for In•alflc.
Mrs. Borland and nephew,- Beet
Evans, have retili'lled to Tor0111,17 after
upending a. couple of months, with the
bl isles Jihu egey,
'Pile funeral al the ']tate Meg: John
Gathers, ivho died on Saturday Aug.
1st, at her sal -in-law's, W. Spotton,
took place to dhe• Corrie cemetery on
Monday aflerlmon of last week., The
deceased who had resented the good
old age of. 79 years, had been poorly,
for some time and death was due to a
general breakdown of the system.
Blood, Pure, Rich, Rod
Rosy glow in the fitce, sparkling
eyes, vivacious opilits aro ail the out-
come of good blood. No surer way
exists of purifying and enriching the
blood than to use Dr. Hamilton's
Pills, By their gentle action on the
bowels, kidneys and liver they filter
every impurity frons the system,
leaving it wholesome and able to do
the work necessary for the main-
tenance of health.
To be well, Took well, and feel al-
ways at your best, use Dr. Hamilton's
Pills of Mandrake and Butternut, a
truly wonderful medicine for young
old Ptd a 250 at al
and a i dealers.
• Pordwieh
)Jev. A. B. Kinder, of Leamington,
called on friends in town.
John Pittterso , se., 2nd Con., is
not having very good health.
Mrs. 13. S. Cook and Miss Nora
have returned from a trip to Lake
Erie.
Mrs. Morley Aylesworth came tip
from Toronto and joined her husband
anis little daughter, who are visiting
here.
Oboe. Htnlsuld and sister, Ella, of
Ethel. were guests at the homes of
Jas, Lynn, W. Hainetock and- W. E.
Brown.
III. A. and Ml's. -Laird and , eon,
Robert Acheson, have returned to
their home in,Jllrie, Penn., after spend-
ing two
pend-ing.two weeks' Vacation with the
frirrner's mother and bi•other, Nd•th
of town. - -
Atwood
R. A. Thompson, of town, has pur-
chased an onto.
The Armyworth has done con-
aiderab
le damageYin this locality, but
1,01.09 rnnci) as was' first reported. •
Rev. 'Du and ' Mrs. Masser and
family .are:••spencling'a month with
relatives at. Duron, Leamington and
Windsor...
i hodist church anniversaryv
The ➢ el
service will be held Sept. 13111. • Rev.
W. E. '..Hinson, •df- Stratford, will
conduct the services.
1 i 1' O lotvrl was sue
Eric A CBalt f v
cosaful 11, passing bis exatninaticins to
Norm al. and -Mise Alrna Wynn, passed
on Entrance 10,Faculty of Education.
13y a (Malign in the .elites . of the
Biwa Agricultural Society,. all .ex-
hibitors of live etoelt must have had
animal shbwn, in his -possession 'at
least two w.eeks'before the Faii'. '
Polibwing 'are.the •winners in the
Field' trop • competition of Elin't
Agricultural, Society 1—John Js' .Bal-
lauLyne, John S. Oowan, R. J. Cogh.
lin, A, Stevenson, Aligns Dickson.
A very,pre,tty wedding ,was solem-
nized at the homM
e of rs. Martha
Htkes, ' Fairview Patin" Elinit, at 10
o'olrick WSdi)esday, 'July 22nd, when
her daughter, Clara L'. B„ was united
to Fred. Millson, of Forget, Sask.
In Elmo, on Sunday, July 26th,
.Margaret Lamont, relict of the. late
George Danbrook passed away aged
79 years, 7 months and 18 days.
Funeral took place from the residence
of her son-in-law Robt. Burke, Con.
8. alma on Monday, July 2711), to
Elmet Centre Cemetery. ,
••••$•••e•o• iti c 4 tiw 0:0;v.a000..
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jOur
Stock •••
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. 'having purchased the stogk ='
• of B. F, Carr and combined •
• •' it with mine I can give you •
• a better choice than ever in •
': Harness Maker's Supplies x
2 Trunks, Valises,
•" Hand Bags, &c. a
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T' h and Z S ,conal Bar airs in n t o
i gg.
1 Heavy I'arnoss, FIy LveLs, Z
s 6Vhip0, ,$c. 4.
Careful and Prompt tbentlgp •
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• Givon to all Ropalwt. - ♦"
Se'y goods get pekoes before i
n in
elsewhere.
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♦• Phone No, 37x
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WOMAN SUFFERED
TENE
Y ARS
From Female Ills—Restored
to Health by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Belleville, N.S., Canada.—"I doctored
for ten years for female troubles and
did not get well. I read in the paper
about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and decided to try it. I write
now to tell you that I am cured. You
son publish my letter as a testimonial."
— Mrs. Suvmt1NE BASINS, Belleville,
Nova Scotia, Canada.
Another Woman Recovers.
Auburn, N, Y.—"I suffered from
nervousness for ten year's, 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 me at all. Sometimes
I would suffer for seven hours at atime.
Different doctors did the best.they could
for me until roar' months ago.I began
giving Lydia E. Pinkham's. Vegetable
Compound a trial and now I am in good
health."—Mrs, WILLIAM H. GILL No.15
Pleasant Street, Auburn, New York.
The above are only two of the thou-
sands of grateful letters which are con-
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 from
woman's. ills.
If you want spe-
cial advice write to
Lydia E. Pinkham
Medicine Co. (001111.
d ntinl L Bn Mass.
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Your letter will be
opened, read and
answered by a wo-
10811 and 11 el ti in
strict cotfidence,'
A pretty wedding took place at high
noon Aug. let, at the home of the
bride's parents Hugh and Mrs. Ander-
son,'King street, Atwood, when thein`
eldest daughter, Isabella ,A, was
united in marriage to James Stanley
Buchanan, son of Jas. and Mrs.
Buchanan of Elms,. • Rev. W. A.
Amos officiated.
Pay More and Viet the Bost
A cheap flesh burning cornremedy
is nevem • satisfactory. The .beetis
Putnam's Painless -Corn - Extractor,
costa but it quarter, and is guaranteed -
to' cure thoroughly. Use only.
Putnam's. '
•
- -' Clinton
There 1s a 'project on foot to start
a choral society this Wall r',:
Rev. E. Powell occupied the Methoe
dist church pulpit at Grand, Bend for:
two Sundays.hawaccepted ha acoe Grace Walker s
M• -
'ised the.•
P
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oeitt-014r,
.•.teache.-of B1oadfoots..
school in Tuekrranii•th:.,
• B -law No: 9100as. read. three ,times
ll th
ae"Council-and passed for, the
raising -of .1321,589.28 trot. -taxes! this,
year and' the rate will beglli}
i ,tee Rev. Fr..Ho an has OI o a ed
S g p_ .h e
a runabout he has had e:.-garage,erect-,
ed at the back of the rectory.
T,
uditorium `of'Ontttcio Street
e
church is again in the hands •o1i the
painters and new carpets are being
laid in the aisles;
Miss A. M. • Stone, ; .Commercial.
Specialistatthe°. 0. I. has resigned'
and will join the staff: of the Clinton
School of Oommeree..
Rev. 0, L. ;.Langford, who for the,
past three years or so has been,iu-
curnbent. of :the M ddleton-Holmes-
vi1le—Smrunerhillparish,has resign-
ed to .take effect: the end,` of next
•month..' - .
• About 8 o'clock on Wednesday
evening of last week the fire bell gave
out its warning and alarmed the,
citizens, as most of the firemen were
still at Seaforth. However when
they reached the fire hall it was dis-
covered that :Master Lloyd-R'umball,
the three.year old son of Ernest and
Mrs. Rnnoball was missing. It ap-
pears the young lad was seen walking
down
)o0
) n the front street about 8 o'clock
and disappeared, Abot\t1 8,80 the
missing boy was brought into town by
E. Blacker, who had found him at
Mr, Martin's who resides on the Ham-
ilton fal'nr on the Bayfield Road.
Outside of his feet being sore from' the
long tramp he did not seem to worry
much about his walk,
Wingham
Levi Lott was in Paisley and pur-
chased a handsome driving horse.
D. Bell has carpenters engaged in
remodelling his brick store on Joseph-
ine street.
A gang of surveyors are working in
this vicinity on a proposed radial
road between Wingham and Chesney.
C. N. Griffin tendered his resig-
nation as 'rax Collector and James
Stewart was appointed to the posi-
tion,
Adam Isbister, who is attending
Toronto UOiversitq, is holidaying with
his parents, Councillor and Mrs,
Isbister.
John Quh'k, accompanied by Capt.
Tom Robson, of London, visited New
Ontario. Mr. Quirk visited his son in
Haileyhury
Miss Easel Brandon was visiting
with her brother, N. L. Blandon at
St. Marys and • also attending the
Old Boy's' Reunion at Stratford.
Nicholson, .of Guelph,was
0. S i s
,
Judging the fieltis of white oats whieh
were entered i1) the Standing P19318
Crop Competition conducted by
•'1)urnbeeey Ageicu lural Society. Ito„
Ault was a0 follows 1—Goo. P0000k,
East Wawanosh ;S. Myelin), 0111ross
Rich. Wilton, Turn berry 1 ,i, VV.
Fortune, Turnbt'rry,t Robt. Curiiier
East Wawanosh t F. Henry, Kinloss 1
. t7, IL L,inklater, S1 tittbePry,
Robb. Wemathematicalc
1r , teacher
in the Collegiate Institute, Regina,
Sask., is at present visiting,, his
parents, Robert and Mrs. Weir,
Victim ie, street,
A1111nal church parade of "B" Oonl-
pany, 33rd Regiment, was held Sun-
day morning. Company ac0nmpan fed
by the Town Band, careen' bled et the
park at 10.80 and marched to St,
Parrs church, -
A, 11. Mnagrove, Id. P, P. received
an invitation from Iron, Jae, Duff,
Minister of Agricuitur'e, CO accom-
pany hire on rt trip to the Experi-
mental Paru)-at Monteith-. h1 New
Ontario, Mr, Musgrove left for
Toronto on Wednesday of hist 000011
10 joie the minister,
'Tuesday, Aligns', 4111 the marriage
Look plane at the pal snnage In St,
'lheruns of Miss ,blare Rosel.ta Ham-
mond and Wilbert. Well wood, both
of this town, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. J. It. Gun(ly, 0. D.,
a former pastor of 1 he \Viugham
Methodist churell, After the wed-
ding luncheon the happy pair left for
it two weeks' trip to Toronto, the
1,000 Islands and Quebec. On their
retina, 111 r. and Airs. Weli.wood will
take up lesidenice in their• home on
Minnie street.
No g.inLnent Can,oure It
'!'iota pain between the eSes isn't
neuralgia, \luny thint; sn, but it is
catarrh, plain a divary catarrh that
needs attention right now. Your
proper lead is to use 11Oatnt•rhozate,"
Dncla's recognize it 1.0 0 cure that
surpasses all others, ,.Sure, because it
does Peach the, 11onble ; safebecause
no thugs to take, you .breathe its heal-
ing vapor direct to the bptir'se of the.
trouble, and cure is guaranteed. Two
sizes, 26c and $1.00. Sold everywhere..
Listowel
Bert. Lome, 'of Swift Current, Sask.;
has taken a position with Zilliax•
&
Son,
A. E. Wakefold has disposed of his
milk business to Howard McKenzie
and Thomas Tuttle,
Rev. and Mrs. H, M. Lang -Ford and
Miss Nora are spending a month's
vacation in Southampton,
Misselan Hawkins, H t wkins of Winnipeg,
W1 e
is spending her ye/m.0on with pilar
parents, A, St. Geo, and Mrs.
Hawkins.
Bamford Bros, have received the
contract to supply all the lumber and
do all carpenter work for the Listowel
drill hall.
Rev, John Little, who recently
resigned the pastorate of the North
Moruington Presbyterian church. to
undertake the important tvo•Ic of
organizer for the Canada Temperauge
Actin Perth County, moved to Listo-
wel last week taking up his residence
in the house on Divisionr
sC set Wast
recently pnrehased by T. L. Hamil-
ton for the Roy estate.
The 0. P. R. special freight train
that leaves, Listowel at 0.80 everyevening, left as usual on Saturday:
Aug. 1st in charge of Engineer Ross,
When nearing Tralee, the engineer.
saw some obstluotion9 on the tracks
which. wore speedily removed by the -
train crew. The home coming train
which arrives here at 8.85 left Lin-
wood and came as far as Docking
when the engineer noticed a pile of
tiles 00 the tracks. The train was
brought t0 a
stop and the: dee re>
moved. Between Dorkingan t
d J alee
more ties and a crop 'ce .were ' dl -•
covered,.,,,''Pirtle wereirelpoved and
this' ,affair. -was reported .t :: head-,
quarters. Detective,Hnldin o_of the.
.
t.0,P•, . L9 do g,
al,, •was ;despatehet . 40
the scene. Yfiali had e n noticed
l�..e
Rkttiii behin a pile of near Lin
g.. ties
wood ;and. the detective traced- this,
man to Listowel. One .4 the G. T. -1t,
stationemployees had notice e IraPl Y dal man
answering . the description, and
Detective Holding took the G, T,..11..
train to Palmerston .and succeeded in
captnring..his•, mom about a. half a
Canadian.
National
Exhibition
PEACE YEAR
America's Greatest Livestock Show
Acres of Manufactures
Exhibits by the Provinces
Exhibits by Dominion Government
Exhibits by West Indies
Grenadier Guards Band
Dragoons' Musical Ride
Auto -Polo Matches
Circus and Hippodrome
Dozen Shows in Single Hour
Boy Scouts' Review
Canada's Biggest Dog Show
BABYLON
Greatest Oriental Spectacle
ever presented on Continent
Paintings from England, Scotland'
United States and Canada
Educational ,Exhibits
Goode in Process of Making
Athletic Sports
Acro -Hydroplane Flights
Grand Water Carnival
Creatore's Famous Band
Scare of other Bands
Dozen Band Concerts Daily
Chesapeake and Shannon
Biggest Midway ever
Peace Pear Fireworks
International Peace Tattoo
to Bands 400 Musicians
Atli. 29 1914 Sept.14
Q R O T O
OES HER LIFE TO
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SIV
Cured Both Stomach Trouhie
and Headaches
PAI,M$RSTON, ONT., PINS 20111. 1913.
"I really believe that I owe my life
to "Fruit-a-tives". Ever since child-
hood, I have been under the care of
physicians and .have been paying
doctor's bills. Iwas so sick and worn
out that people on the street often
asked me 1f I thought I could get
along without help. The same old
Stomach Trouble, and distressing
Headaches nearly drove me wild.
Sometime ago, Z got a box of "Fruit-
a-tives" and the first box did me good.
My husband was delighted and advi-
sed a continuation of their use.
Today, I am feeling fine, and a
physician meeting me on the street,
noticed my improved appearance .and
asked the reason. I replied, "I am
taking Pruit-a-tives". He said, "Well,
if Fruit. -a -lives are making you look so
well„ go ahead and take them. They
are doing more for you than I can".
Mas. H. S. WILLIAM%
'' Fruit-a-tives " are sold by all
dealers at 5oc. a box. 6 for $2.So, trial
size asc. or sent postpaid on receipt of
price byBruita-tivesl,lmited, Ottawa;
mile from Parklread. The suspect
proved to be Frederick Berry, of
Owen .Sound, who wee formerly a
stevedore in the employ of the C. P.
R. at that place. In a confession to
the detective he stated that he had
been in the employ of the 0. P. R.
and was recently laid off wook, he had
applied to be reinstated but had been
refused. He admitted the crime say.
ing that it was done for revenge,
.A meeting of the local temperance
and moral reform associationa
w s
held in the Methodist church parlors
when Matters concerning .the sub-
miesion of the Canada Temperance
Actin Perth County were consider-
ed.
Members 04 Lbstowel's High School
board regretted the receipt last week
of the resignation of W. J. Morrison,
Science master of the school, who
purposes accepting a similar position
in the Dunnville school at a salary .of
$7,500 per year.
Goderich
( t e (r i
ocl r .l
was well r
s I epiesented at
Seaforth on Civic Holiday, and the
big day of Old. Horne Week there.
Hiss Mabel Macdonald, of the post -
office staff, is away on a two weeks
holiday to Winglfam, Brussels and
other polhts.
The camp •'at Gbd'erloh, and' 'the
nianoeuvers'01' the city regiments ar-
raitged for' this month have been
.officially postponed.
Rev, W. K. Hager left for Rock-
cliife Cottage, Franceville, Georgian
Bay,' via Peiietanguishene. He ex-
acts to be away p w y during the remaind-
er of -August. Rev. , 7'o
e h
s Deacon,
of'Ridgetown, will haveP charge' of
,,,.
1VI Eagerework '*during his absence.
Kincardine 'Review :- P. A.' Mal -
Coulson returned Saturday from his
trip to British Columbia Mr.: -M.
looks as lf'his trip had agreed' with,
hili, He reports his brother as im-
lerovhl after his recent accident but
af the opini(iii that he will always
alike a'etifP leg..
lr.
The 'Bedford Hetet" robbed
ebbed
Thursday Yin Ivt ' • The burglars
carried the cash legister'out to the
back yard acid smashed it open with ,
an axe. Mr. Bedford said there was
$20 in the till. The police were noti-
fied bat up to the present have found
.Misses Alma Danoy'and Isabel Tom,
trained nurses offered their services,
The 0111i of the Thirty -Third Regi-
meet have volunteered for aetkve
service.
The Underfelt Bowling Club hoe
en,npleted arrangements for •
tournament of doubles to be held on
August 25 and 20,
The officers of Alnnoek Chapter, I,
O, D., 13],, met at Dr, Taylor's rest,
deuce on Monday afternoon of last
weep and presented Miss Chandler, a
recent graduate of Alexandra Marine
and General Hospital with a case of
surgical instruments. Mies Chandler -
leaves shortly for New York, to take
a post graduate course.
Word wan received here that the
Government will send special men to
guard the harbor and grain elevators
here while the war is on.
While with a party of friends at 'Port
Lambton Rev, M. C. Tait, of Knox
Presbyterian church, Wellaceburg, had
a narrow escape from drowning in about
r0 feel of water. The pastor was in a
fishing boat when he lost his balance
and fell out. Charles Shane, of Detroit,
rescued him and Mr. Taylor, of Wal-
faceburg,lent him enough clothes to go
home.
Farmers
Attention r .
Do you want a first-class
Crop ? -IS' you., do, use HOME-
STEAD 'FERTILIZER. Will
have 4L car load at Ethel station
about August 20th, for Fall wheat.
Place your order at once by letter
or phone 5018.
J. K. Baker,
8-2 AGENT.
BriekandTile
Brick and all sizes of
Tile are now to be
had at the
Cole & Dougherty
YARDS HENFRYN
HOMES 1EK.ERiJ''
RS
SI XS
TC S
MANITOBA; ALBERTA'
• SASKATCHEWAN
]inch Tuesday. until October 27th Iaclueive.
Winnipeg and:Return - $36.00
Edmonton and Return - 43,00
From Toronto, and Stations Weet and
North of Toronto. Proportionate fares
from Stations Salt of Toronto.
Return Malt two -months.,:..
Particulars regarding RAIL 00 OCEAN tickets
from Canadian Pacific Ticket 'Agents or writ,
M. G. MURPHY,D.P•A., C.P. Ric Toronto.
no clue. H. L. JACKSON, Agent BRUSSELS
Many Thousand Farm Laborers Wanted
FOR HARVE$`FING IN WESTERN CANADA
"GOING TRIP WEST." "RETURN TRIP EAST."
$12.00 TO WINNIPEG I $18.00 FROM WINNIPEG
GOING DATES
Auoentllth—Prom all stationsKingston, Sherbet Lake Renfrew and west to Anitdn and
Sault ate. Marie, dot, to all points In Manitoba.
Aspen 1401 ---From all elation met of Kingston, Shar0st Lak0 and Renfrew, in the Provinces of
Ontario and Raabeo, to all [mints h1 Manitoba.
August lath—Prom all station, Kingston, Sherbet Lane, Renfrew and west to Aagda and
Sault Ste. Merle, stations,
to ad points i1 ManlIoba and to arrt0ln points in Saskat-
chewan and Alberto,
Anoint 21st—From as stations cast of Kingston, Shorten 11,000,1 Renfrew, 1n the Provinom o1
Ontario and 000010, to all points in Manitoba and to curtain paints 10 Basket.
photyne find Alberta.
or full particulars regarding transportation wast of Winnipeg, Oto„ eco 0earaet O.P.R. Agent, or write—
. Asst D.P.A. M. G. MURPHY, D.P.A., 0.P. R., Toronto.
H. L. JACKSON, Agent, Brussels
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a Magnificent Programme of Attractione. Ttvo Speed Events Daily. e
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4> The Dominion Experimental Farm Exhibit and The Canadian Royal
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best a ak
Music b theable Bands, a V 1
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