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DR. F T. BRYANS
Bachelor of Medicine, univorottr of Toronto ;
Moontiate of College of l'AYSIONOle and Sur.
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Western kilosPltal,'Poronto, OTHOIN of late Dr,
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geons of Ontario and Graduate University of
Toronto Faculty of Dentistry,
office in Ward Block, Wingham
Phone 248. Pont Office box 278
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very loyal to their newspaper and. de-
serve credit for it, We wish the Stand-
ard everything good,
C. Lott was a visitor with relatives at
Whitechurch.
Miss Lily Lairiont has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Sam. Bell, near Tees-
waterrn.
Ees
t and Miss Ethel Goodwin, of
Bluevale, and Miss A. McInnis, of Luc -
know. were visitors with Brussels friends.
Miss Mary Fear, who has been teach-
ing school at Brigden,, is here for her
vacation visiting her mother and other
retatives and frieuds.
Mrs (Dr) Macklin, Goderich, has re -
calved a cable from her husband, -who ls,
now located at, a military hospital in
Dublin, and, together with her children,
will sail from New York AS soon as she
eau ruake arrangements for leaving, to
join the doctor.
Kenneth Cameron, of Lucknow local-
ity, is at present laid up with ivy poison-
ing in his right hand and arm which he
got while cleaning an old fence bottom.
The above inentioned gentleman is a
brother to J, H. Cameron, of London,
formerly of Brussels,
Last week a Mr. Terry, of Windsor,
made a short visit to Brussels.. Be lived
here about 36 years ago with his parents
and while visiting relatives at Monkton
and Atwood took a run up hereto visit
the old spot. Mr. Terry found a few
folk he knew.
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WROXETER
Going East - 7:05 a. m. and 8:40 p. m.
Going Weat - 12:19 and 5:58 0. in.
0.11 trains going Emit connect with 0. P. R. at
Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T
G. S. stations.
GEO. ALLAN, Looal Agent.
Prat tfi ebostent
MISS MAGGIE D. SHEDDER, formerly
of Brussels, has taken a position in the
Clare, Mich., hospital and if she likes it
may spend some time there.
SCALDED HIS VOOT.-WhIle working at
the slaughter house recently, .Wm.
Baeker had some scalding water doused
down the leg of his rubber boot and bo.
fore he .could get the foot clear it was
badly scalded, The soreness is now
getting away but it was very uucomfort-
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able for a while.
A CANVASS was made of the business
people last week for SpeciarPrizes to
Brussels Fall Fair which will be held
Thursday, Sept, soth and Friday, Oct.
rst, Prize lists will be priuted shortly
for distribution. Get busy on your
entries for the Fair. This is the way to
make it continue Lb horn.
WENT TO SARNIA.-A, E Bradwin left
on Wednesday of. last week for Sarnia,
where he has taken over The Sarnia
Post, 11 18 a weekly paper with a good
advertising patronage and Mr. Bradwiu
will no doubt keep it up to Melt water
mark. He has had years of experience
in newspaper business that should stand
him in good stead.
Rev. J J, and Mrs Liddy, of Hes
peter. Ont., announce the engagement
of their only daughter. Margaret Luuise,
to Otis Osborne Worden, Winuipeg, sou
of J. awl Mrs. Worden, Boetinatville,
Out. The marriage will take place
early in August. The coming bride is a
half-sister to Rev. H. W. Avison 15, D.,
now of Acton, formerly of Brussels
locality.
THE Clinton News•Record says 1 -The
following front town attended the W. C.
.r. U. County Convention heicl in Brus-
:tele on Thursday and Friday of lest
week, the party going up in three motor
cars: Rev. E. G. and Mrs. Powell,
Mrs, Moore and Mrs. A. T. Cooper, C.
J. and Mrs, Wallis, Mrs. Carter, Mrs.
bleMath and Mrs. Geo, Lavin, Mr. and
Mrs. Nediger, Mrs. Beacom, Miss LaVis
and Rev, J. Greene. The Clinton dele-
gates speak in the highest terms of the
hospitality of the good people of 13rus-
sets.
NEWSPAPORIAL,-.The Wingham Times
has jogged into its 18811 year under the
guidance of 11. B. Elliott and vve hope
even better success may attend In the
future than has been the good fortune of
the Times in the past. --to years have
slipped past 81000 j. J. Hunter took his
place at the helm 06 1115 Kincardiue Re-
porter and he has proved a brow skipper
and appears to be happy Whether the
voyage 18a storm or debit, He is prov-
ing a good wheelsman.-Oor active
neighbor -The Blyth Standard -had it
birthday recently, its 28th, and look's as
chirpy as over under the 113 n
FRUIT BULLETIN
A Warning -If you have not secured
your Raspberries, see your grocer at
once. Niagara Peninsula grown
Black Caps and Cuthberts areat their
best. For canning they.can't be heat.
Next week ends Raspberries. Black
Currants, a few ly.ft.
AUTOMOBILE AOGIDENT.-Phe Listowel
Standard of last week gives the follow-
ing particulars of the motor car neeet iu
Whieb M. H. Moore, V. S„ was Injured
-Dr. M. H. Moore is confined to his
bed with injures to his back and Dr.
James Moore received a severe shaking
up, also had his legs bruised and cut
when the automobile driven by Dr,
James Moore overturned on the Pahner-
ston road near 6th line Wallace on Wed-
nesday They were returuing trom Mt.
Forest about 4,30 p. in. and had reach-
ed the 618 of Wallace when the steering
gear of the car became loosened and in
endsavoring to keep the car on the road,
the gasoline lever was advanced causing
the car to jumpoff the road. The car
turned turtle, pinning the doctors under
seat. Dr. Dimes Moore got out and pre-
vented the car from rolling over again.
F. A. Weber was phoned for and he
took the victims of the accident into
town. The body of the car was badly
damaged. A strange coincident was
uoted by Dr. James Moore. He attend-
ed the late Mr. Steele, of bit. Forest, in
the auto fatality which, occurred a few
weeks ago on a road leading Into Listo-
wel and Mrs. Steele, widow of the victim
of the former accident, can3e to the
sceue of Wednesday's accident in a CEIT
while enroute from Mt. Forest, Dr. 54,
H. Moore is doing as well as can be ex-
pected.
SCOPPED THE WHOLE THING --ttincar-
dine Reporter sitys.-"On Friday after-
noon last -a btinch of young ladies,
is made at Mackinaw on the return
p.
1, W. Smith, East street, has a pear
tree in his garden which' rivals the
orange trees Of California, in that it
heti a fair growth of fruit and is also
in blossom at the preeezit time.
WibIbani Grinrotl had the nsisfor-
tune to break a leg at the Big Mill.
He was handling bags of flour and
was standing on a bag in order to
reach the top of A pile when his
foot slipped and the twist'he received
broke hie leg. '
BA.LLT BUILNED.-Little Nora. Craig,
the 5 -year-old daughter of Mr. and
'Mrs. Craig, was severely burned Fri-
day afternoon. The little girl was
playing in the house and gob hold of
smite matches, intik!' set fire to her
clothes. Her mother, who. was in au
adjoining room, heard her screams
and managed to put the the out, but
the girl WaS terribly burned about the
body. A doctor was called and did all
that could be done to relieve the pain.
Goderich
The installation team of the Gode-
rich Lodge of Rebekahe visited Sea -
forth Lodge.
Huron Lodge, No. 82, I. 0. 0. F.,
has now a membership of 293 with 49
Past Grande in good standing.
Rev. Horace Gravenor, Ge.veoliurst,
has (Mantled the call to become pastor
of the Goderich Baptist church.
During the quarter ended June 30th
13 births, 19 deaths and marriages
were recorded with the Town Clerk.
bliss Helen Erna, Principal of New-
noon
of Miss Harriet- Abev went castle Iligh School, ie spending the
up the "shore. to hold a picnic in vacation with her parents, Rev, J. E.
honor of Miss Abey and also to make and Mrs. Font
her a presentation of a handsome man!- Goderich Knitting Co. has received
cure sett. While down to the lake front another order from the British Gov -
having lore pictures taken some per. ernment, which will keep the factory
sons stole the baskets with the provi• busy for some months.
Mons and also the manicure sett. It was Steamer Huron is calling at Gode-
a sore disappointtnent to the girls One riot' twice each week, Northbound on
of them said they didn't care so much Tuesday at 11 p. in. and Southbound
in Saturday at 11 01, m. Port Huron,
Detroit, Toledo and. Cleveland are
ports of nail on the Southbound ttip,
and the Northern terminus, Sault Ste.
Bev. G. J. and Mrs. Abey, formerly of Marie, is reached' by way of Sinew,
Brussels. dine and the North Channel. .A.
cabl
for the eats as they did for the present
to Miss Abey. There is a lot of petty
thieving going on that should be prose-
cuted." Miss Abey is a daughter of
• a agement of
amestammenomminstagemem Bro. J, H, R. Elliott. Myth folk aro
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PERTH COUNTY TEMPEENINCE VOTE,
Following are the figures. for the Canada 1.'emperance .Act recently
voted upon in Perth County, only three municipalities recording
tri ajori Live against. it ;-
` 51unrcipalities For Against Maj. for Major'y
Listowel 293 272 21 Against
51. Marys 451 460 4
Mitchell...-. ... . .... 238 198 38
ill i I ve iton . .. . 112 • 83 29
Wallace ' 334 24S 88
North Eaethope. .... 250 209 41
Small Easthope 101 245
Elmo 455 374 91 144
II ibbert . 252 235 17
Blanshard 397 161 216
Downie ........ - 357
387 242
165 202
Tie
Fullerton
Mornington...... ..., 315 315
T,ognii.......... .... 228 465 294
Ellice .... . 189 558 367
Total.. .. 4,373 -----
4,103 -,-.-
Majneity for the Act -175.
The law will come into effect on May 1st 1016.
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stock of New Groceries, Canned Goods, .
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SMITH BL.00K Two Doors South of :
the American Hotel 4,
and invites the patronage of the public. •
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ing in the 'unanimous 'call to Mr. Mc-
Donald. Rev. J. G. Miller put the
mutat disciplinary questions to the
minister regarding his faith and
doctrine, which were all satisfactori-
ly answered, Rev. M. McLean,
Avonton, addressed the minister,
dwelling chiefly upon the great im-
portance of possessing and manifest-
ing sympathy with his people in all
their concerns and Rev. Finlay Mathe-
son addressed the congregatiou. upon
their duties to their minister. At the
close Rev. W. D. McDonald was in-
troduced to the congregation and by
them was extended a hearty welcome.
Rev. J. M. Shaw, of the Anglican
Church, Revs. John Petit and Mar-
shall, of the Baptist Church, and Rev.
Dr. Jas. Husser, of the Methodist
Church, were also present and on be-
half of their respective churches ex-
tended a heat ty welcome to Mr. Mc-
Donald. After, the Ceremonies the
ladies of the congregation served very
dainty refreshments in the school-
room.
.Blyth
A. M. Ilarthew has purchased a
Ford car. •
J. S. Chellew's new Overland runa-
bout car has arrived.
R. M. McKay has returned from
London hospital where he bad under-
gone treatment for an affliction of the
eye.
250 tickets were sold at the G. T. R.
station on the morning of the L2th,
to those taking in the celebration at
Winghauu.
blaster Maurice Farr is "on deck"
once more after being confiued to his
home with illness for a couple of
weeks.
At the annual Methodist Summer
School held at Alma College, St.
Thomas, Charles Toll and Miss Pearl
Gidley were sent as delegates from
Blyth Sunday School and League.
Win. Moore who has been on the
Bail k of Hamilton staff here has been
removed to Burlington branch. Wtn.
Smith has been elevated to teller and.
Arthur Tierney added to the staff.
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1 Restaurant in Connection
Where may be found the Choicest Ice Cream,
Soft Drinks, &c , served in up-toTdate style.
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Our Motto is prompt delivoey service at any time. Ring •
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Wincham
A new water main is about to be
laid, which will help a number of
factory men who are glad of the job.
The members of Maitland Lodge,
No. 119, I. 0. 0. F., decorated their
past members' graves last Sunday and
engaged the Citizens' band for the 00-
00.91011.
George Robinson, who left here
about a year ago with the first con-
tingent, has been honorably dis-
charged on account of sickness and is
here at his home recovering from a
nerve attack.
The Ladies' Patriotic Society is at
present getting a shipment of goods
and foodstuffs comprised of jellies and
jams foe those at the front. Money 18.
also being gathered to send a bed or
cot for the hospital at Shorncliffe.
Miss M. 0. Homuth has passed her
examinations for vocal music at Whit-
by and has received the A. T. C. M.
degree with a gold medal for high
standing. Her mother received a
gold medal from the some place some
years ago.
Conservative in politics. Rev. W. T.
Oluff, of Stratford, is a brother, also
John Oluff, Goderich Township. He
leaves a wife and three daughters.
Clinton
School Board re-engaged the pres-
ent staff for the next term.
Wilmen Wallace has taken a posi-
tion with the G. T. R. at the station
filling Jos. lidanning's place.
While climbing a tree Hazel Carter,
the '7 year-old daughter of L and Mrs.
Carter, fell and broke her arm.
Elmer Beacom, son of Mrs. A. Bea-
com, has enlisted for the new Cana-
dian Contingent and has gone to Lon-
don to commence training.
Mrs. Shillington and little son,
South Bend, Ind., are guests of the
formet's parents, Rev. Dr. and Mrs.
Rutledge at Wesley parsonage.
Dr. McNally, district medical Health
officer, accompanied by Dr. Shaw, M.
H. 0. and. School Inspector Field, met
some of the school trustees. Dr. Mc-
Nally stated that Board would have
to erect a sanitary lavatory as soon as
poseible.
Model School Board picked on Mies
Jennie Rands, Principal of the Gratie
Public School, as teacher during the
Model torm at salary of $250. Miss
Rands is an old Modelite and taught
one term at Summerhill and had good
success at Gorrie school the past 2
years.
Word was received that Olas and
Mrs. Olson and daughter Florence
were killed at Grassy Lake iii a cy-
clone which struck Southern Alberta
last month. They were inside their
house when wrecked. They resided
here for some veins and left for the
West 10 or 12 years ago.
R. J. °MIFF DEAD. - R. J. Olaf,
a prominent business man of Clinton,
died suddenly of heart failure at his
home on Hager street about 5 o'clock
Friday morning in his 85th year. Be
was a retail shoe merchant, and was
in the travellers' sample room placing
an order for shoes at 8 o'clock Thurs-
day night and complained he was not
feeling very well, but after placing a
part of his order was able to walk to
his home, and retired about the usual
time. The doctor Was called about 8
o'clock, but could do nothing for him,
and be died. two hours later. Deceas-
ed was web known in this district,
having been born in Goderich Town-
ship, and for many years has been in
business in Clinton. He was a mem-
ber of the town council for several
years and also acted as chairman of
the Centre Huron Board of License
Commissioners until last May, when
his work was taken over by the Pro-
vincial Board, In religion he was an
Anglican, and also a member of the
Masonic and Orange lodges, and a
Atwood
A. number of our local bowlers have
been playing hi Mount Forest a few
days last week.
The Epworth League and the
Ladies' Aid of the Methodist Church
will hold their annual lawn social -
"The Allies' Social," Wednesday
evening, July 28011, on the lawn of
John Love,
The farmers who were busy cutting
hay find 18 0» the whole to be a fair
crop. Fall wheat, oats and barley
promise to yield very heavily through-
out this dietrict, while the corn, sugar -
beets and other root crops, under
favorable conditions, will also yield a
good harveat.
The funeral services for G. A. Full.
ston who passed away very suddenly
on Monday of last week, were con-
ducted Wednesday afternoon at the
house and the grave by Rev. A. C.
Stewart, North Mornington, assisted
by Rev. De. J. Husser, Atwood. The
late Mr. Fulston was in his 80th year,
and bad been a resident of Elma and
the lot on which he died since Elmo
was a primeval forest. He was a good
citizen, a member of the Presbyterian
Church and a very kind and obliging
neighbor. Besides his widow he
leaves two daughters and several sons,
most of the latter residing in Mani-
toba. The funeral was large and the
service itnpressive. Interment was
made in the Donegal Cemetery.
INDIXTION.-The induction of Rev.
D. W. McDonald, B. A., of Wank -
worth, in the Presbytery of Peter-
horo to Atwood, in the Presbytery of
Stratford, took place Thursday after-
noon of last week. Congregation was
large, being added to by a number of
different denominations. Rev. J. 0,
Miller, St. Marys, presided. The or.
men was peached by Rev, A. 0.
Stewart, North Mornington, brother.
Of Ilev, Mr. McDonald. Rev,
Finlay Matheson, Stratford, related
the steps taken since the declaration
that the ipulpib Was vacant, tertninat-
Fordwich
Morley Aylesworth and little daugh-
ter, Helen, are visiting et the home of
his parents here.
Miss Mildred McLaughlin was sue-
cessfulin passing her primary muelcal
exams. at Listowel.
Geo. and Arch. McMichael arrived
back from the West. They report
conditions in the Western provinces
very favorable.
E. Lester has joined the 33rd Over.
seas Battalion, Canadian Expedition-
ary Force, and left for Loudon, Ont.,
where he will await further orders,
He expects to leave for England short-
ly. Mrs. Lester and family will re-
main here.
Personality
A Factor in the Mak-
in of Men's Clothes
"Personality," says one
whose wisdom is not to
be questioned, "is the
greatest thing in the
world."
We all know how it counts
in the work of this busy
world — forcing success
where least expected.
Well - fitting, well - made
clothes are a proven im-
portant factor in adding
to a man's personality,
just as, contra -wise, an
ill-fitting, ill -made suit will
draw off from the most
pronounced personality.
Personality is a mark of
every suit and coat made
by the House of Hobber-
lin. It is for this reason
that the men who "care"
are customers of this
house. Every garment
made to measure.
Sole .figent for
Hobberlin Tailoring
W. P. Fraser
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Excellent Program of At-
tractions Twice Daily.
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Two Speed Events Daily
Fireworks Every Night
New Steel Grandstand.
Midway better than ever
i Music by the Best Available Bands
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from *h� Secretary.
A. NI, HUNT, Secretary
. W. J. REID, President
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