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THE SHAW CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL
391.7 Tonga St., Toronto
Brick and Tile
Brick and all sizes of
Tile are now to be
had at the
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YARDS • HENFRYN'
A. RAYMANN
in prepared to supply the Best
goods.in Windmills, Iron and
Wooden Pompe' and Stable
Fittings, such as Piping, Wat-
er Bowls for stook, Ric,
Repairs to Pumps promptly ,
attended to.
Give me a call.
A, BAYMANN, Cranbrook
T. T. M'RAE
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M. 0, 11,, Village of Rrueeele.
Pltyslelan, Surgeon, Aeeouatleur
Office over Standard Bank
DR. F T. BRYANS
Baoholor of Medinine, Ualveroity of Toronto ;
Licentiate of College of Physiolane and Stir.
goons, Ontarlu ; ex -Senior Elmer Surgeon of
Western Hospital, Toronto. Offices of late Dr,
A-, McKevey, Smith Block, Brussels.
Rural phone 46,
ALEX. D. M'KELVEY.
M.B., M.C.P.d S. O.
158 $boor street East, Toronto
Diseases gar, Nose and Throat
Clinical aenistant 10 Ear, None and Throat de
partment Now General Hospital, Toronto ;
Post Graduate Harvard Medical School, 'Boil -
tun ; late Senior Resident Surgeon Mans, Eye
,& Ear infirmary ; late Clinical assistant in
Nose and Throat department Mass, Gen. Hon•
}Mal ; late Howse Surgeon Toro5to General
Hospital fa'In Brussels by appointment,
DR. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL.. ONT.
Phyaloian and Surgeon; Poet Graduate courses
London (Eng;), New York and Chicago Hos-
pital,. 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 Ber-
gsma of Ontario and Grndnate University of
Toronto Faculty of Dentlntry.
Office in Isard Block, Wingharn
Phone 248. Poat Office box 278
Painless Extraction, Plate work and
Bridge Work a Specialty
MAUDE O. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal ttradaate Department of Opbthal•
mology, Molormiol, Medloel College, Chicago,
I11., is prepared to teat eyes and nt 9100,9n at
her nttlae over Mlne Inman's millinery store.
Mae day°—Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
tont detbr a of every week. Moe hour — 0
to 18 e, in, ;Ito 6 p. m. Evening° 107 app int-
meat. Phone 1919.
DR. WAROLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night °alba. Offioe opposite.•
Flour Mill, Ethel. .... .
PNouoFoOT, 1111.1.0111111 •9 PRQUgFOQT.
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries P"b11o1
ire.
Offloe on the Square. 2nd door 'rum Hamilton.
Street, •
GODERICH, ONT.
Private funds to loan at lowest rates.
W. PROUDrOOT, S. C. .1. L, HILLMAN
Wo. PROtilrooT JR.
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BRUSSELS
GOING SOUTH GOING NORTH
Express 7:18a m I Mail 11:22 a vi
Express 8:45 D m Express 8:52 p m
Callt.i.' iusx P. CIFIC
WALTON
To Torouto To Goderich
Express ' '7:88 a m I Express 12:26 p m
Express 12:53 p m Express ......... 9,00 pm
WROXETER
Going East - 7:05a. m. and 8:d0 p. m.
Going Went - 12:10 and 9:58p. m.
neatwith C. P. R. at
roan cin East eon C
Arlt n
going
Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T
G. B. stations.
GEO. ALLAN, Loons Agent.
bans ; eh. s 3tenmm
Moncrietf
Friday evening, 25th inst., is the
date you must attend the Garden
Party on the school and (hutch
grounds. Supper from 8 h,•8 Pio-
gram will be unique. Pt "f. J110. 4'
Keil y, Toronto, vocalist, ventriingnist
and eute,tainel•, will he the leading
feature and \liss ,3iatjnry \iunio, of
the Queen city, will sing and give
dances in National costume. Music
by orchestra and bagpipes. Ref eesh-
a
[neat booth on the pounds,
Jamestown
Garden Patty is announced for Fri
day evening of this week at the John-
ston Church, 1st. Line Morris. Altai'
supper, from (3 to 8, a flee program
will be put on. Choice venal selections
by 31noare. Lightfoot and 13rud+how,
tine well known vocalists of Stratford ;
and a Male Quartette from 131uevnle ;
interesting addresses by Rev. J. W.
ilibbert, Winghanl, and Rev. 1). Wren',
Brussels. Booth o1 the grounds.
Party is under the atiSpires of the
Ladies' Aid of which Mfrs. 1n1111 Fella
is President. Rev. D. 0. Thompson,
pastor, will preside.
f yth
Thos. Code has arrived home from a
visit to his brother at A1vfnaton,
Mre, R. J. 31. Barr, Principal of
Blyth Public School, has resicned.
Annual [fleeting of Blyth Telephone
System was held 111 Industry Hall,
Tuesday.'
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Rev. T. H.
Part accompanied by.
f
Mrs. Farr, was in attendance at the
Synod of the Diocese of Huron iii.
London last week,
The excursion to Guelph was not'
largely attended by citizens of Blyth,
although the coaches were fairly well
filled when the train arrived here.
Provincial Medical Health Officer
McNally nand Blyth
I t official
visit
xned several
points as to the
sanitary conditions and instructed
Mr Heffron of some changes • that
must be made in the slaughter house,
such a8 a new fluor and water ap=
pliancee,
DIPHTHERIA,—Quite an otitlireak of
diphtheria is amongst the children of
Blyth and vicinity at present•and it
has been found necessary to close the
public school. A number of the
scholars were to try examinations and
being otlt of wheel at this time will
likely retard them, Dr. McNally, of
Toronto, Provincial Health Officer,
paid an official visit stere and as he
was here only a short time ago, it
seems as though it was hispurposeto
have the town thoroughly cleaned,
'1416 /Bormbers of lire Woman's
Christian Teoip"i'aucu Union held
their annual Meeting June 11th, ,
After l't+gnlar bu,inrss trod short pro -
grain, election Of officers took plume,
resulting as follows President, 31rs.
M Young •, let Vies President, Alis,
A Elder'-Rec,-See„ ,Hiss L, Taylor ;
Qnr,-Sec,l tllles BenLloy ;. Tteat;urer,
Nts, Bauder,
Atwood
Rev. J. M, Shaw wits at London 11t.
tending Sy nod.
Picnic excureion of the Softs of
Scotland to Kinoardfne on Juie26th,
Wednesday, June 80th, the English
church will hold a lawn social in the
Agricultural Park, Atwood,
Miss talalgatet Pelton left for New
Liskeard after visiting with C, nod
Mrs. Pelton for the past two months,,
Rev, A. I3enderson, of Kipling,
Sask., spent a few days in town and
viuiulty renewing old coquet nfences.
He occupied the Presbyterian pulpit
on Sunday.
At a special 'fleeting of Stratford
Presbytery, held at Milvet•tnn, the
call recently extended by the con-
gregation of Atwood Pt esbyterian
church to Rev. W. D. McDonald, 13,
A., of Warkworth, in Peterboro Pres-
bytety, was sustained. Rev. Me. Mc-
Donald succeeds Rev. W. A. Amos,.
who has` left the active ministry to
engage in farming owing to • poor
health.
Listowel
Orangemen of Guelph will eon a
special train to the Listowel celebra-
tion on the 12th of July.
Bernard Lodge A. F. & A. M.,
Listowel, will attend set vice in Christ
church on Sunday morning, June 27.
During July and August the jewe-
lers of Listowel will take Wednesday,
afternoons as half holidays. The
Mores will be closets at one o'clock.
Geo. Rappel, Wallace, had the tnis-
fort•une to lose a valuable horse. The
animal bloke its leg and had to be
destroyed.
High School Board has engaged the
teachers on the staff this term for
another year, with the exception of
Mise Small, who has resigned. Mise
Ells will take Mise Small's place.
Cecil Mol'phy had the misfortune to
break one of the small bones in his
left.ankle no Saturday afternoon., He.
was playing tennis and turned over
or big ankle. • While he is able to be
around he is compelledto walk On,
crutches.
Mayor Featherstone has been moti-
fled by Mr. Doherty, St. Thomas, soli-
citor for Freek & Irwin, whose tender
for Tarvia roads in Listowel, it 18 as-
sumed was accepted, that if the town
tries to withdraw from the contract
action will be taken against the cor-
poration.
Wroxeter
OFFICER KILLED.—A nephew of the
late Mrs. Robs. Miller and who was a
very warm, close friend of hers, died
fighting for the empire. Jae. Gibson
for a lung time Principal in one of
Glasgow's best schools but now retir-
ed, had 8 sons enlisted, the oldest boy
was a Captain in the Scottish Border-
ers and was mentioned in dispatch by
General French. When leading his
men, 011 May 6th, he was killed. He
was ayoung man far above, the conn -
mon, having gone through Oxford and
swept everything before him. The
Edinburgh Scotsman Bays of him
"intimation 'owas 1 eceived 11, Glasgow
n
yeateryday, of the lasts at the front,
of Captain Robert Gibson, and king's
Own, Scottish Borderers. Soule days
ago Captain Gibson was reported as
missing, but he in 110W officially stated
to have been killed. Ile niet his death
en an attack on t he trenche8 nu the
evening of the 5th inst. Captain
Gibson was a son of Jos. Gibson, 28
Park Gu dens, North Glasgow, who
recently 1etired from the head master-
ship of Woodside school and he wits
29 years of age. lie received his eavly
ethical ion in the high School of Glas-
gow/toil passed high in the buasa,y
list into Glasgow University, wheat -
lie greatly (1ie11nguiahed himself, eerie.
chilly in the classical aud philosophi-
cal departloenls. Ile was first prize -
man in the Targe class, graduated with
r, classics, won the
honors in t, as
ht Sloss r
Snell Exhibition and then went to
Balliol College, Oxford. There again
he obtained notable distinction, hav-
ing first-class' honor's in moderns and
in the 1111111 schools and was elected a
Fellow of Balliol College at the earli-
est opportunity. During his brilliant
career he won for himself a name,
not only os a scholar but as a man of
large sympathies with all forms of in -
o leetuul and social activities. In the
midst of his studies he was for several
years on enthusiastic member of the
Officers 'lh(Lining Company and passed
oil the r9coniinaLions allotted with it.
Immediately after the war broke out
he offered himself fol set vice and was
gazetted a Second Lieutenant in the
2nd K. Q. S. 13. '1'otvartls end of last
year tie proceeded to France and from
that time he was almost continuously
in the fighting line except for a few
days fttelough in the early Spring
which he spent in Oxford. His father
and mother went there to meet hint,
having not had the time to reach
hone before his return to France.
He was mentioned in a recent dispatch
from General Franck and was only re•
rerltly promoted Captain of his regi-
ment. His two other brothers are
also in active service." There are 18
Plants
Choice assortment of
Geraniums and Annuals a d«ing
Cabbage, Cauliflower, Tomato
Celery and Nouse Plants
Agent for. Dale's Cut Flowers.
MISS KELLY,
494 BrusselsGreenhouee.
SUFFERED
D E
EVERYTHING
For Years, Restored To Health
by Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg-
etable Compound.
Canadian women are continually writ,
ing us such letters as the two following,,
which are heartfelt expressions of grati-
tude for restored health:
Glanford Station, Ont.—"I have ta-
ken Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Com-
pound and never
found any medicine
to compare with it,
I had ulcers and fall-
ing of womb and
doctors did me no
good. I suffered
dreadfully for years
until I began taking
your medicine. I al-
so recommend it for
nervousness and in-
digestion. " — Mrs.
HENRY CLARK, Glanford Station. Ont.
Cheeterville, Ont. — ” I heard your
medicines highly praised, and a year ago
1 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 any one speak. Little specks
would float before my eyes and I was
always constipated.
"I cannot say too much for Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
Liver Pills, for there are no medicines
like them. I have taken them and I
recommend them to all women. You may
publish this testimonial." — Mrs. STE.
PHEN J. MARTIN, Chesterville, Ontario,
Canada
of the Gibson name now in France or
on the way. *George Prater Gibson
has 2 boys ; T. W. Gibson one boy in
the Eatori Armored Motor Unit ;
Thos. Gibson, of Winnipeg, two boys.
The latter isabrother
to John
Gibson.,
living at Wroxeter. The others ar
all from Scotland only 3 of them who
can,eto Canada three years ago but
went back with the first contingent
and are now in France.
Clinton
Mrs. S. J. Arlin left last week to
1; c
visit her daughters at 0 t 1 a
Y
Miss ICWIn, Deaconess, is spending a
few days with her parents, J. A. and
Mrs. Irwin.
E. Thompson, son of Dr. Thompson,
of Hamilton, and student of Toronto
University, is assisting his uncle, Dr.
0. W. Thompson, in his professional
work.
The Girls class of Wesley Ohm ch,
taught by Mrs. (De.) Rutledge held a
supper at the home of Miss Lily Jen-
kins, Goderich township, on Wednes-
day of last week.
Norman L. Murch, recently Boys'
Secretary of the Y. M. C. A., Strat-
ford, and formerly of Clinton, has
been appointed to the position of in-
structor in languages in the Univer-
sity Schools, Toronto, at an initial
saltily of $1,700. These schools in-
clude the Faculty of Education.
Gordon Rutledge, Winnipeg, gave
an address on the 'Newspaper Game"
at the Epworth League meeting in
Wesley church Monday night of Iasi
week. Mr, Rutledge has been con-
nected with city papers for smite years
end gave an interesting address. Mrs.
G Rutledge and T. E. East each sang
a solo.
Wingham
Charles Munro, manager of the Wm.
Davies' Company, has purchased a
handsome motor boat, which was
launched at the upper dam.
As customary with other years our
merchants will again close their stores
on Wednesday afternoons during the
months of July and August.
R. Allen, 3, W. Dodd, ,Jas. Hamil-
ton and H. B. Elliott represented
Court Maitland 0. 0. F. at the High
Court meeting at St. Catharines.
Anxious friends and relatives have
bean relieved by receiving word from
the boys at the war and from the
chaplains of the different regiments.
It was minim ed about town that oat the
Western Foundry had orders to make
shells and ammunition, but J. J. Cum
uiugharn, the manager, stated it was
not so. He stated he could soon get
the place in readiness if necessary,
Contract for construction of the
sewer on Patrick street, between
Francis and Carling Terrace, has been
swat ded to T. 3. McLean & Co„ and
the contract fol' new sewer on John
and Minnie streets to Greenaway &
G neat,
Mrs. LloydMon.A. L. and left on
day morning of last week for San
Francisco, ()al., where they will visit
the Exposition and will return horse
through the Canadian West and visit
at several pointe.
'J'hresherrnen in the district sur-
rounding \Vingham met here and
organized with the following officers :
President, J. W. Palmer, Wroxeter ;
Vice -President, J. D, Baker, St.
Helens ; Secretary, D. 0. Pone, Wrox-
eter ; Executive, John Bell, Ripley, D.
J. Weu, Belmore, John Gemmill,
W ingbam,
There passed away on Wednesday
evening, 9th inst., one of the pioneer
residents of this section in the person
of Ronald Lamont, in his 69th year.
The deceased' had been in poor health
for sono little time and passed away
at the home of his brother-in-law, illi
Jacques, Mr. Lamont spent nearly ail
his life on the homestead in Turn -
berry, near Zetland. Ile WAS held in
high esteem by a large circle of
friends. Re never married. In poli-
tics he was a Liberal and wag well in-
formed,
Out in
Millinery Prices
Commencing Friday, June
(8th, Millinery prices will
be Reduced for the balance
of the -season, Now is the
time to get bargains.
MISS HUNTER, Milliner, ETHEL
ft has recently come to light that
stone rowdies belonging to St. Mai ye
did some uIeau trieks an automobile
owners who visited the Lown. 13 the
roads had been in a very slippery et+n-
dition, loss of life might have occur-
red. It seems that several citizens
motored over to St. Marys to witness
a lacrosse match between their own
team and St. Marys and dining the
game some persons, unknown, deliber-
ately cut the tires so close to the rim
that it could not be seen 011d emptied
.the gasoline tanks, leaving only
enough for the petsons to get a short
distance out of the town, One titan
got out about 2 miles and his tires
went fiat and another had to abandon
hisanachine and walk back for gaso-
line.
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Fordwich
J. H. Wade has purchased a Ford
runabout.
Wing Rogers has commenced the
erection of his new barn,
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Walden Went to
Sarnia to visit for a few days and
where the former officiated at a mar-
riage.
Mies A. E. Faust, who has spent
nearly the past year in Chicago, has
returned borne• much improved in
health.
J. T, Maguire, of 4th Con„ delivered
to Gerrie within two weeks "22 doge,
which. netted him the round sum of
BO
$ 2 00.
Wm. and Mrs. Goggin visited Sun-
day•and Monday with Rev, and Mrs.
Ball, at Kenwood. Mr. Goggin at-
tended,Synod in, London,
FindlayLynn, 2nd Don, is nursing
a very soe hand, the result of comin
in contract vvith a circular saw while
wo•ki.ng at S. Bricker's. The thumb
and first finger were Sadly cut.
Charles Fiddler, Calgary, gar y, Alber ta,
at the unusually early age of 14 years,
passed the Intermediate Examination
for violin before the Board of Ex-
aminers of the Loyal Academy and
College of Music. Charles is a grand-
son of Mrs. William Spence, New
bridge; with whom he visited last
Summer.
Goderich
Some of the tiout caught at present
in Lake Huron weigh as much as 35
lbs.
Rev. J. B. Fotheringham and Judge
Holt attended the Huron Synod in
London,
The war tax meant an extra 5 cents
on- all the Greyhound excursion tickets
to Detroit.
West Huron Farmers' excursion to
Guelph. had 285 passengers from the
various stations along the line.
On NIr. Bedford's appeal on his re-
cent conviction foe selling liquor, the
convictions were amended to 850 each.
J. W. Vanatter was called to Strat-
ford Thursday morning by the illness
of his father, who had a stroke the
previous evening.
Jim Anderson came to grief wheel-
ing down the harbor hill. He was
carrying a pair of oars and fell from
the wheel cutting his forehead. Five
stitches were required.
Representatives of Victoria street
Methodist church gathered at the
home of 0, M. Robertson on Wednes-
day evening and presented hint with
a splendid settee as a recognition of
his services as church Treasurer.
Wool
Wanted
Any quantity of Wool
wanted.
Price 28c for Leicester
3oc for Down
J. T. Wood
51.4: BRUSSELS
Excelsior
Knitting
Factory
aper Hanging
Painting
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FREDERICK TUFF
SUCCESSOR TO THE LA'I'ul
JOHN LUNN
PAINTER, PAPER -HANGER
GRAINER and DECORATOR
My aim is to give satisfaction by Good
Work and Moderate Prices.
Thomas St, Brussels. Phone 41x,
There is a good deal of dissatisfac-
Lion with the C. P. R. passenger ser-
vice in and out of Goderich, The
timetable is so arranged that it is
possible for a person living East of
Goderich to corse to town by C. P. 1i.
and return the same day,
A warrant has been issued for the
arrest of John Lashbrook, who left
town without Notifying a cousidetable
number of creditors. Lashbroolt had
been engaged as cietk with the Sterl-
ing Batik for a number of years and
was looked upon as a reliable man,
Molesworth
H. McDonald has been ill from a
severe attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. McOlusty, Algoma, is visiting
with her parents, Alex. and MI.'S. Mc-
Intosh,
Ad. Menzies, Winnipeg, has enlisted
to do medical service and is on his
way to the war zone.
Miss Nell Elliott has been on the
sick list but we hope soon to see her
back t(1 her usual health.
Patriotic servicet was held in St,
Andrew's church Sunday. Offering
went to the Patriotic Fund,
Mr. Sangster, Moukton, has rented
the local blacksmith shop, He is a
No. 1 Mechanic. and will do well here.
A ditching machine has been en-
gaged by D. E. Campbell, Jae. Lucas
and Chas. McIntosh to do several
day's work.
While playing football H. Bender
met with a very painful accident, hav-
ing a small bone in his right ankle
broken and another cracked., ,
Mrs, Burne Toronto addressed a
meeting of the Women's Institute on
Friday, June 18th, at the home of
illrs. T. Simpson. She is a very prac-
tical speaker.
A meeting was held in Doan's
schoolhouse on Friday in the interests
of the Canada Temperance Ant, when
Rev, Mr. Amos, Palmerston, Rev. T.
A. Bell, Molesworth, and T. L. Hamil-
ton, Listowel, spoke,
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Wroxeter - Ontario
Mrs. Eldrieh, of Vancouver, B. C.,
has returned home after spending
several weeks in the village, apart of
the time attending her father, the
late Sam. Lougheed.
Dewitt Oosems, B. A., London, gave
au illustrated lecture on Tuesday even-
ing. His subject was "A Trip through
the War Zone." The meeting was in
the interests of the 1J pller Canada
Bible Society.
W. C. T. U —The regular monthly
meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be held
in the Public Library Friday afternoon,
lune 25th, at 3 o'clock. Officers will be
elected and a full attendance is request-
ed.
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Mayflower Talcum Powder
Nyal's Mayflower Talcum is an ex-
perience to every first time user. Its touch
is soft, soothing and refreshing. Its distinc-
tive Mayflower perfume, delicate, individual,
elusive. Ideal for every use to which you
can put a Talcum.
Nyal Quality preparations can be obtained only in
Nyal Quality Stores. Ask one of them for free copy of
Booklet entitled "Your Complexion," giving full par-
ticulars of best methods of massage.
James Fox, Druggist, Brussels
"MADE IN CANADA"
Ford Runabout
Price $540
Lock a man up and he withers. It takes the '
sunshine and fresh air to preserve perfect
health. The Ford has opened up the great,
invigorating out-of-doors to the Canadian of
moderate means. More than fifty thousand
Canadians are using the Ford profitably -
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b0 for pleasure and business.
profitably—
both
Buyers of Ford cars will share
in our refile
if We sell 30,000 care between August 1 1914,
and August 1, 1915.
Touring Car, $590 ; Town Oar $840 ; F. 0. B.
Ford, Ontario, with all equipment, includ-
ing electric head -lights. Oars on display
and sale at
S. CARTER'S, Agent Brussels