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AUCTIONEERS.
41 S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
S sen, will sell for better prices, to
bettor men in less tune and lees chargee
turn any other Aootloneer in East Huron or
oe won't charge anything, hates and orders
080 always .8 arranged at this Mott or by
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..IAS ANDERSON.
VETERINARY SURGEON,
Suaoeaeor to M. H. Moore, Offioe at Ander.
eon bene, Livery image, Brute/elm, Telephone
No. Se,
OR, T. T. M' RAE
eitehalor of Medicine, University of Toronto ;
Lloenttnte MIA Gr0duat0 of the Collage of Pay-
aIalOna nnd Surgeons Ont. Pero• •rndutito
Uhnoagc live Eur', Noat nnd Throatuspltal,
Chioago,llt Ex -M Mai' Surgeon to St, Mich•
metre HOapltal, Torauto.
OtUee over 15, g. Smith's Drug Store. Tele.
phone onmlection with CrnnbroW, at all hours.
OR, F 7-, BRYANS
Bnolielor of Medicine, University of Toronto ;
blue:Abateor College of Physicians end Sur-
Oeona, Ontario ; ax -Senior Souse Surgeon of
Western Hospital,Toronto. Offices of lute Dr,
A MoiOavoyq Smith Blook, 13r11a201s.
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ALEX. D. M'KELVEY
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198 Bleep street East, Toronto
Diseases Ear, Nose and Throat
Clinical assistant in Ear, NoseaudThroatde-
pertinent New General Respite), Toronto ;
Post Gra,! late Harvard Medical School, Bow
ton • Irate Senior Resident Surgeon Mass. Eye
& Lar Infirmary : We Clinical Resistant in
Nose and Throat depnrttneat Masa Gen. How
W�tnitsl ; late House Surgeon Toronto General
Hospital w Iu 13russela by appointment.
DR. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL., ONT,
Phy,ioian and Surgeon ; Post Graduate courses
London (Eng,), New York and Chicago Hos.
pitalo. Special attention to disease of eye, ear,
nose and throat. Eyes tested for glasses.
G. H. ROSS, D.D.S., L.D.S.
Graduate of Royal College of Dental Sur-
geons of Ontario and Graduate Univereltyof
Toronto Faculty of Dentistry,
Office In leard Block, Wingham
Phone 250. Post Office box 278
Painless Extraction, Plate work and
Bridge Work a specialty
OR. WAROLAW
Honor graduate Of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night culls. OMoe opposite
Flour Mill, Ethel.
MAUDE O. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal graduate Department of Ophthal-
ntology, McCormick Medical Oollegge, Chicago,
Ill., la prepared to test eyes and 115 glasses at
her office over Grewar's Restaurant, Brussels,
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of every
week. Office hours I to 0 p. m. Forenoon
by appointment. Phone 1219,
7-. R. BENNETT
W111 give better satiofaotion to both buyer and
seller than any other Auctioneer and only
charge what ds reasonable. Sales conducted
anywhere In Ontario. Pure bred stook sales n
apeofalty,
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WROXETER
Going East - 7:05 a. in. and 8:40 p. m.
Going West - 12:10 and 0 :68 p. m.
All trains going East conueet with C. P. R: at
Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T
G. B. stations.
GEO. ALLAN, Local Agent,
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� Ivy Items
THE POST telephones are Nos. 31 and
32. Everybody with a phone send us an
item, We want it by Tuesday evening
if possible.
J. 1. GILPIN leas invested in a new
delivery wagon for his implement busi-
ness. It was turned out by the Ewan
factory.
THE properties belonging to R.
Lealherdale have been improved by a
new dress of paint. Mr. Leatherd ale
was the artist who wielded the brush.
Tint POSTpleased eased to state that on
appeal Fred. Wood was granted his
Lower School certificate, for which he
wrote this Summer. He is continuing
his course at Brussels school.
Rev. Robert Maunders, who is in the
West, has proferred his services as
Chaplain to accompany the. Canadian
troops to the front. He is the second
son of Mrs. Taos. Maunders, formerly of
Brussels, now of Detroit.
THS POST WOULD LIKE TO SEE—
Business brisk up.
Rifle Club re-orgauized.
The European war cease.
Brussels Fair lead the van.
Ban put on the sale of cigarettes.
25o tickets sold for Concert Course.
School teachers have a good Con-
vention.
BOYS WANT To . BE MANLY.— Joseph
H. Thompson, coach of the Football
and track teams of the University of
Pittsburg says :—The cigarette is more
harmful titan whiskey. Hoy young man
of this University who expects to melte
the track of football ball Leah
o
0 n had better
cut them out now. No student who
has tite welfare of the team and the
University at heart will put temptation
in the way of others by indulging in the
tabooed habit.
Steel Knife In The Flesh
That's the sensation experienced by
Rnbert Price of Becton, Ont. IIe
knew it was sciatica and of course
used "Nerviline.". Asusual it cured
and he. says : ''No liniment can excel
Nerviline. Severe pains 'made nay
aide lame. It wits like a steel knife
running through the•flesli. 1 rubbed
in lots of Nerviline and wets completely
cured," A vegular Cusp for Nerviline
to ease sciatica and rheumatism. It
sinks into the cote of the pain, cures
it in shore; order. Large 25c bottles
at all dealers.
CALi..FArg CONCERTS.—Thursday and
Friday evenings of this week Concerts
will be field iu Brussels Skating Rink
tinder the auspices of East Huron Pall
Pair, The programs will be put oe by
tine London Concert Company who will
present a varied and interesting pro
gram. They have soloists, magician,
cartoonist, Highlatld piping and (ratio.
ing and a comedian, who will no doubt
give a good account of themselves,
Platt of reserved seats at Pox's drug
store. Clinton Kittle Band will play'
Friday evening at the rink,
DON''!' forget to see the proving
pictures on Pair Day at Family 'l'lleatt •
Change every MPrice only to
Doors opeu at 4 p, in,
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AUTO oN viiu.—The Listowel Bann
er —
says ore former. Brussel
Y rte :—There woe
a little excitement and a lively blaze on
Wallace street on'I'llnrsday afternoon
last week when Dr, Moore's Saxo
runabout caught fire and was bpd
damaged, 'Pl1e ere shot up over
feet and before being extingnlahed had
damaged tha body of the oar and
destroyed the upholstery, The doctor
concert course
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STATE
of
ly Finds Help in Lydia 5O � y E. Pink-
ham's
1Y1lf-ham s Vegetable
Compound,
had finished fliliog the gasoline tank in
from o1 Mr, White's hardware and in an
attempt to pint 6 gallons of gasoline into
a 5 gallon tank ran it over with the
result that when he went to crank the
machine the spark (mused an explosion.
Goderich
Reeve Rote,. Elliott, left for Win-
nipeg to see what could be done with.
the apple trade.
A repreaontatlye of the Militia De-
partment, was in (Aoderieh 011 Sunday
to 1(101)951 and purchase such horses as
might be suitable for military re-
enh'enteutn in the war. Robert Mc -
Leapt had a good sized bunch stalled
in the Agricultural Park, lint only a
small 11uu1baa' suet the requirements,
and these were shipped nn Monday.
A. N000 10L:COMSLEND.— The Star
says :—Did it occur to you to con-
sider what, if any, difference was
5110110 around town of Pall Fair days,
compared with former years? If you
dill think of it, you roust have been
convinced that "Lha they lane" was a
decided imps ovemenl'. Thu 100211 119108
AS 01derly its on a Sunday, notwith-
standing the leave c:rolvd in attend-
ance, Keep it going that way boys—
t's the hest way for all.
Cecil Carrie, a Goderich boy now
completing p g ti course at Oxford III119et'-
s1ty, has titillated with a number of
theto
e lusts.h
t ate whowill larks a
three months' comae, lasting until
Ohristmas when in passing an exam-
ination, they will receive commissions
in the active service of the British
army. Oyril writes that, being a
good Canadian, he dill not feel like
lint joining with those who decided to
offer their services.
Like A New Disease
New to the man who never had
cnrnsis the pain relieved by
Putnam's Corin Betractot. Old torus
and new ones cured quickly by
"Pntnam'e" Sold everywhere,
Listowel
Miss E. 0. Bamford left Monday for
Toronto where she will attend the
Panni tv of Ed 'tuition.
J. 0. Hay is attending the ae88i0n
of the General Conference of the
Methodist church at Ottawa.
A. S. Ilkley was successful with
his poultry ;exhibit at the Western
Fair London. He obtained 3 seconds
and 3 thirds with his fowl.
Listowel council took the initiatory
step towards the establishment of a
local board of Edncatior which would
combine the present public and high
school boat ds,
The new walk on the North Main
street will be 11 feet in -vidth and its
estimated cost is $450 of Which a-
mount 990 is to be paid by the cot,
potation, covering the estimated cost
of the mu'hing,
The Pleffw' Milling compel -1y are
having a drilled well placed nn their
premises, decision to that effect hav-
ing been taken fellowing
Ihe.
d e-
nlinatnnn of the Cmmnil to give them
a flat yearly rate, B
y the present
metre trate the company's hill for a
peeiocl of 11 months totalled $125.97,
which figure the firm considered
rather steep.
Rev. .0. L. Phelps, B. A., now
anppl;ying in the Methodist church
for Rev. Dr. Barker. was quietly
wedded on September 18th by Rev,
Leonard Phelps, Mark street, Peter-
bnrnugh, to Miss Lila Irene Nicholls,
recently of Vanirouver, 13. 0. Mr.
and Ill's. Phelps arrived back to
Listowel and have taken up their
residence ab the n lears ria a until the
return of Rev. Dnand Mia. Barber.
Fordwich
Fair date is Saturday, Oct. Srd.
Will. Wade has tahei a position at
the O. P. R. stenion.
Aliso Josephine Ilainstock, of Tor-
onto, is visiting her many friends
here.
Atex, Gibson left at the Record
office a tomato that tipped the scale
at S pminds,
O. 'W Reichard was in Goderich
last week acting as juryman at tile
Frill Assizes.
Rev. P. E. Harding, of Stratford,
was a visitor at the hones of It, Hard-
ing and W. Simeon, Howick.
Mrs. (Rev.) J. Ball, Kerwoocl, is
visiting hes sister, Mrs. E. Spi nits, and
other relatives and friends here.
Jas. A. Sanderson .doesn't forget
the soldier boys. lie shipped 1L
barrel Of ayples to ()apt. 13.13. Mc-
Guire at Vatcartier, QUe.
W G. Hamilton's giey racer cashed
in his cheque S&&Loi ley . Sept, 19t1),
droppung dead from the 'excessive
heat while woloig in the field.
OBITVARY.— Monday, Sept. 141h,
the angel of death visited another
Howick home and reproved one of
the oldest resider VS of this district in
the person of Esther McLaughlin,
widow of the late Robert Gibson, in
iter 98rd year. Deceased was born
in.1822in the County of Cavan, Ire-
land, being the youngest of a family
of six brothers and one sister, all of
whom predeceased her several years
ago. 1n the year 1882 she came t0
Canada with her parents and the rest
of the family, eettling in the Town-
ship of Darlington, County of Dur-
ham. January 4th, 1842, she was
married to Robert Gibson, wife pre-
deceased her 6 years ago last May.
After the union they made their horse
in Darlington until the year 1817
when. they removed to a farm they
had purchased in the Township of
Cartwright where they resided until
1869, when' having disposed of their
property there, they came to Lot 22,
Con. 6, Howiek, on February 18th of
the sametar where site lived
y co1-
tinuotsly tnitll her death. They were
blessed with a family of 14 children,
0 of whom, 'W'illliam, James, Benjamin
Alexander and Mre, Joa. Williamson,.
Cape Wolfe, Canada.—" Last March
was a complete wreck. 1 had given up
all hope of getting better or living any
length of time, as I was such a sufferer
from fernl:le troubles. ButI took Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and
today I am in good health and have a
pair of twin boys two months old and
growing finely. I surprised doctors and
neighbors for they all know what a
wreck I was.
"Note I am healthy, happy and hearty,
aryl owe it all to Lydia E. Pinkham's
rsme lies. You may publish this letter
if you like. I think if more women
used yuur remedies they would have
better health "—ivlrs. J. T. Coox, Lot
No. 7, Cape Wolfe, P.E,I-, Canada.
Because your case is a difficult one, and
doctors having done you no good, do not
continue to suffer without giving Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a
trial. It surely has remedied many
cases of female ills, such as inflamma-
tion, ulceration, displacements, tumors,
irregularities, periodic pains, backache,
and it may be exactly what you need.
The Pinkham record
Is a proud and
peerless one. It is
a record of constant
victory over the- ob-
stinateillsof women
—ills that deal out
despair. It is an es-
tablished fact that
Lydia E. Pinkham's
VegetableCompound
has restored health v
to thousands of such suffering women.
Why don't you try it if you need such a
medicine?
TO WN HALL, BRUSSELS
1, Tyrolean Alpine Swiss Singers and Yodlers
Friday, October 9th
2, Ithaca Conservatory Concert Co,
Monday, November 113th
I3, Entertainer Plumstead
of Howick, and Mrs. Richard °alter,
of Tezerton, Sask., survive her.
There are 42 grandchildren and 65
great-grandchildren. hire. Gibson,
better known as "Grandma Gibson"
was always ready to lend a helping
hand to her friends and neighbors in
time of sickness and trouble as long
as her health permitted. Funeral,
which took place on Wednesday 18th
inst., W509 very largely attended,
relatives coming from Toronto, Tiver-
ton, Milverton, Teeswater, Mt.
Forest, Ethel, Listowel, Harriaton,
Wroxeter and Gorrie. 6 grandsons,
Norman, Louis and Harry Gibson,
Wilbert and Elmer Williamson and
Marshall Armstrong, acted as pall-
bearers. Service was conducted by
Rev. A. B. Dobson.
Blyth
Rev. Geo. Jewitt and wife have re-
turned home having visited friends
in Loudon, Lambeth and Mt. Bryd-
p9
R, R. Sloan, who had an exhibit of
fruit at1
t1enil '
G et telt
exhibition
took 23
firsts,12
seconds and 3
it
th da
There Was 110 service to St.
Andrew's church on Sabbath evening
on account of the anniversary ser-
vices in the Methodist church.
James Heffron sold to Watson &
Sons 4 hear) of cattle averaging about
2 years for' which he received the sum
of $1500. They were shipped to
Toon to.
HYMENEAL,—A very pretty but
quiet wedding was solemnized at the
home of J. N. Campbell, Reeve of
East Wawanosh, on Wednesday,
Sept. 28rd at 8 p. m. when his second
daughter, Delve Mae, was united in
the holy bonds of matrimony to
Wilbert Taylor, of the Oth con.
Ceremony was performed by Rev. W.
Uonway, assisted by granm's brother,
Rev. W. Taylor. Mildmay. Bride,
who was given away by her fathat,
was beautifully gowned in ivory
satin with embroidered net drapery
caught with pink rose buds, and
A Word to
the
Wise is
Sufficient
To those intending purchasing
anything in memorial art, 310 bet-
ter opportunity is afforded, Prices
are sure to advance within the
next month owing to the scarcity
in labor and the contemplated rise
in ocean freight rates and marine
insurance.
Leave your order now and insure
against tinyossible advance in
price, even if�you do not wish to
have it erected before next Spring.
This will enable me to get my or-
ders in under the present schedule,
All engraving neatly done and in
latest design.
Cemetery work promptly attend-
ed to,
N. 13.—Anything in stook at a greatly
reduced Wee in orderto facilitate
droving expenses.
Brussels Granite & Marble Works
ALLAN E. HRR86V, prop.
mono 99
One of the Beat Travelling
Friday, December 18th
4. strollers Male Quartette
Wednesday, January 20th
S, Adams Concert Company
Monday, March 22nd
This makes 5 first-class entertainments
during the corning season that are sure
to please and well worthy of cordial
support. Clip nut this item so as to
keep tab on the dates. The small suis
of 51.50 in advauoe pays for a season
ticket and reserved seat.
carried a shower boquet of pin)(
cal nations and ferns. 1'be bridal
party entered the drawing room to
the strafes of the Wedding March,
played by the bride's cousin, Mise
Josie Sisley, Loidesbcrc. During
the signing of the register, Mrs.
Aiisiee, sister of the bride, sang very
sweetly "A Pe1•feet Day." After the
ceremony the guests, numbering 10 -
bout 25 were ushered into the dining -
room
where the
partook of a
snmptious lunehenn The room 02159
tastefully decorated tvilh asters and
ferns, color scheme being pink and
white. The presents were numerous
aid costly showing the high esteem in
which the young couple are held.
The bride will be at borne to her
friends after Oct. 21st. -
Clinton
In the course of an address at an
entertainment given in aid of the pat-
riotic and relief fund at Olinton Thurs-
day night, Lieut. -Col. Alex. Wilson,
of Seaforth, tommandiag the Twenty -
Third Huron Regiment, announced
the expiration of hie term, and intim-
ated that a Clinton officer, would sec-
eeed hits. Major H. B. Ootnbe is next
senior, and it is understood will be
gazetted lieutenant -colonel and to
command the Thirty-third before long
though the department ,nay snake no
change at the present time. Major
Combe joined the regiment 30 years
ago serving first as a bugler.
Wingham
Miss Hazel Baker and Miss Cora
Wilde were guests of friends in Bel -
more recently.
Miss Ethel King has arrived home
after a visit of three mouths with her
uncle, J. E. Kincaid, of Chicago.
A slight explosion courted at E.
Meekley's evaporator, when a ganga
glass burst, The fire department was
called out as it was thought to be a
fire but they were net needed.
At present there has been collected
$1,500 from citizens which will go to-
wards helping dense who are out of
woN(.
Some men have secured t ted em-
ployment on a new street recently
opened od near L•hr. hospital.
ospital.
The special harvest thanksgiving
services conducted at the Salvation
A.rtny Citadel Sunday by Adjutant
anci Airs. Bloss, of London, were
largely attended. Later a sale of all
the vegetables and other offerings
was held and the proceeds will go to-
wards the Army.
NURSES GRADUATE.— The Town
Hall was filled to capacity to witness
the graduating exercises of this year's
class of nurses from the Wingham
General Hospital. The graduates
were
Misses Ida
Stanley,
and Lillian Moffatt. The
presentation of medals and diplomas
was made by Dr. J. P. Kennedy and
Mayor De. A. J. Irwin. A. H. Mus-
grove M. P. P., was in the chair.
The platform was attractively decor-
ated with flags and red white and
blue bunting and those beside the
chairman were Miss Matthews, the
lady snperintendent, the three gradu-
ates, Miss Gladys Little and Miss
Annie Cooper. Splendid and appro.
p1!bateaddl'easpswera given by Medical
Health Officer Dr. Redmond, Father
Blair and the chairman. The in-
vocation was given by Rev. E, G,
Dymond, and following this a num-
bar of musical selections were much
enjoyed. Each of the graduates re-
ceived a .large boquet of chrysan-
themums, presented by Dr. Margaret
Calder, Miss Stanley will go to
Ripley and the other two graduates
will remain in Wingham.
Perth County
The receipts of Flag Day in St.
Marys totalled 5145.
John McIntyre, Peel street, Strat-
ford, was stricken on Thursday with
paralysis.
St. Marys Boy Scouts aro being
drilled in the Town Hall a number of
evenings each week.
Perth W. 0. T. U. will meet next
year in St, Marys. Mrs. Edgecombe
of Stretford, new President.
Wallace Moss, St. Marys, leaves the
first of the month to begin att Arts
course at Toronto University.
St. Marys Public Schools .have now
a registered attendance of nearly
400, an average of 49 pupils to each
teacher.
F. Fobueter, band leadoff', Mitchell,
15 all smiles these days. His tvife're-
cently presented him with a new
baby.
Mitchell Woollen °Woollen Mills are running
oVertilne having received a barge
order for 600 suits of under -wear for
the Canadian contingent going to the
front.
The services of Dr, W, A. Kennedy,
formerly of
Stratford and late of
•
Queen's Unive sfty staff, Kitigeten,
have been aecepted for the Queen's
Canadian Military Hospital, for
which the Canadians are donating
the tundra, -
A Red Cross Society has been form
ed in Mitchell.
James Howe, of Woodham, Mae
rem ell the blaeksmith shop at Elim -
vibe.
l l
The tennis oluho of St. Malys held
their annual banquet on Thursday
evening,
'311e Pithier exhibit at St. Marys
Pith' was well represented by the
local merchants.
A young lady from Last Missouri
was u'cently lined 55 and coats for
furious driving in S1. Marys.
At the Elma Fall Fair held in AL -
weed, Henry Goddard, Listowel, took
20 prizes from 22 pair of birds shown,
11. L. Ripe, St. Marys, is rapidly
having his flour mill overhauled and
hopes to have it running ie a few
weeks.
The entrance to the rooms of the
Women's Patriotic Association St.
Marys is decorated with the British
regimental colors ensigns, pennants,
etc.
The friends and acquaintances of
Councillor J. Illman, of the 15111 000.
of Elnta, will be sorry to hear that he
has been Buffering from a severe -at-
tack of itpppeudieitis,
Mrs. W. A. Monrr, Stratford, who
was in charge of Flag Day announced
proceeds 5980, $1000 was the amount
aimed et, but the lain in the evening
prevented the selling of more flags.
Wm. Navin, of Motherwell, .net
with an unfortunate aceisIe'nt. He
was breaking in a horse fon a saddle
when he was thi neer off its back and
had hie left 10111 broken between the
wrist and elbow.
- George Liudnii, Hibbert, who has
been laid up with an injured leg for
some tinne, and who was taken to the
London Hospital a short time
ago,o,htd the leg amputated a few inches
above the knee.
The election of officers of the Liter-
ary Society of the Stratford Normal.
School was held and result as follows :
—President, Mr. Mutton ; vice -Presi-
dent, Miss Baker ; 1'reasurer, J. D.
Campbell ; Secretary, Miss Gladys
Jones.
While Washington and Mrs.
Trachsell, Downie wets at Tavistook
Fair, their barn was struck by
lightning and destroyed. 11 had
been burning only a short time when
the flames spread to the woodshed and
in afety moments the house was all
ablaze.;
fall Housecleaning
John Lunn
Painting Paperhanging
Graining Decorating
Good Workmanship with Moderate Prices
Old Suites and Cupboards made
to look like now.
If you desire suggestions of color
schemes for Painting or Paperhanging
call up 'phone 41x.
John Lunn,
Thomas Street, Brussels.
john, son of Rev, Landeky, former•
ly of Logan, had joined the British
forces and gone to the front.
Douglas & Sone, Of Logan, who car-
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llibition for Tamworth hogs, home,
poultry, etc., were also very success.
fol at London and Ottawa, 0,
DeOonrsey was the winner. of 21
T>•izes for his ()heeler white pigs in
oronto, and was also awat'ded a
large Humber of prizes at Ottawa and
London,
26 Mills on the 5,— Mitchell Advo-
oate hits it off in this lively style :—
Ratepayers of the town of Mitchell
will wipe their agitated brows this
year when they see .their tax bills.
The rate ie stiff. Much stiffer than
we have hitherto had to pay, but there
seems to be no recourse in the matter,
Most ratepayers, however, will want
to know just what we have, as a town,
to show for the expenditures. Ex-
cept for a trifling amount of gravel.
ling and the axing up of main street
there is not a solitary benefit yet
shown to the town for the current
year,
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