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GEO. ALLAN, Lanai Agent.
istrz.tt Retes
Trowbridge
Mr. McCrae is doing a good business
in the cider mill.
Mrs. M. 13. Knechtel, Durham, spent
a few days with her father and sisters.
Mrs. Franko
C Rtes Ellie
1, has been
visiting her daughter, Alre. R, John-
5011-
Mrs. W. A. Davie, of Stratford,
spent a couple of days with her par-
ents here.
Mr. and `Mrs. Davidson, Carling-
ford, aecoofp tried by friends, visited
Mr. Morse. Mr. Dlwideon 18 a broth-
er of Mrs, Mire,
Mee. 0. Cosens sr., of Palmerston, is
visiting her friends in Trowbridge and
vicinity. Airs. Comma is ie het 901h
year, but is hale and hearty.
Sacrament service was held Sabbath
(not niter of ittst week and ry013 well at-
tended. A goodly number came down
from the Molesworth appointment.
airs, Albeit Murphy 4141(1 1144 lit Inmi-
ly, accompanied by her mother, knee
retnrued from the West. Will.
White has also retarne(1 after speed-
ing the Summer then e.
Quarterly Hotted meeting (vire held
Monday afternoon when an 11101114111
wire given to pastor, Viev, Mlonrehelee
to remain for Lite 41)1 year and wits
carried 'unanimously. Mr. Monte.
house accepted the same with pleas-
ure.
Listowel
Li•tlowe1 public school intend giving
a Patriotic .Concert on Nov. 30th in
McDonald's music hall.
11. 0. Moore, Toronto, is home for a
short time, He is suffering from 'a
alight attack,. of bloodpniaoiting.
James Pelton, sun of Wnl. and Mrs.
Pelton, left for Los Angeles, Cal.,
where he will spend the Winter.
Boultot and Cecil Morphy, sons of
H. B. Morphy. K. C., M. P., left for
Kingston, where they commence
training. They have enlisted for ac-
tive service and have accepted com-
missions in the artdlleiy.
By e
her demi Toronto t0 in a e e one
of
e
her most genemas '1411(1 philanthropic
g
worm, say0 the. Toronto News refer-
ring to tine depth of hire, Lillian
MasseyTreble, mother of the wife of
Rev. De. F. Louis Barber, recently
pastor of the Listowel Methodist
church,
Will. Thompson
student at, the
Listowel High chool
and son of R. A.
Thompson, Atwood, suffered its pries
to lilt forehead and underneath the
Chin, by falling from a ladder in the
gymnasium. He was swinging from
the ladder and In order to avoid collis-
ion with another fellow, who was un-
derneath, allowed himself to drop.
Wrn. T)uhegan lied the misfortune
to lose a valuable horse. Some time
ago the animal go a silver in its foot.
Sliver was removed but .complieatione.
Bet m rewriting in lockjaw Every
thing possible was dere 40 save the
animal but to no avail
Sergi Cook N. R. Jalltfred bad the
misfortune to be badly scalded etc
London, He urd an 48010(34144 were
lifting a large kettle of boiling water
from the stove. Owing to the steam
sorting up in thele feces they didd not
drop the kettle together and a large
amount of boiling water fell 011 Bain,
ford's foot, badly scalding It. He wee
sent home. The injury will keep him,
out of training for a few weeks.
Qorrie
Harry Dane left for Toronto where
he hart seemed a good situation.
Elden Wallace eon of Mrs. Robs.
Wallace of this village, has enlisted
and is in. training at Winnipeg.
A shower for the benefit of the
will
soldier'
s beted under the au
pices of the Women's Institute at Dg.
Armstrong's on Friday, Nov, 19th
from 4 to 8 p. ln.
Mrs. Foster has sold her t'esidence.
to Miss Collins, from near Fordwioh.
We understand Mrs. Foster has pur-
chased the residence now occupied by
L. Ashton.
John Earngey, whn left Qorrie and
went West about 35 years ago, has
sold out all his interests there and re-
turned to the home of his youth, ar-
riving in Gerrie on Tuesday of last
week. We understand he intends to
remain here.'
Fordwich
Robert J: Gibson died in Abbey,
Sask., in his 36111 yBar. 0 year* ago
he event West and took up a home-
, stead and purchased land to the a.
' mount of 040 acres in a block. Fekl•ly
a man was burningd
' a
some straw n
I on Saturday the wind arose and see-
ing the smoke he elar'ted his Ulan and
tears to plow to cheek the file. Fear-
ing the man a11d• horse wouldbe
burned he started on horseback to tell
hire to come away. His horse became
frightened and dozed with the heat
and backed until he threw him off.
Mr. Gibson got nut of the fire himself
but was so badly beetled that he died
the next day, being sensible until 20
minutes before he died. He also got
a lot of his crop burned. He was the
only sou of Wni. Gibenrl, Feedwich.
9years ago he .matried Edirh. only
daughter of George Campbell,'Wel-
laee township, who survives himvviLh
4 children, also his father and one
sister, Mrs. Mcdleinent, of Howick.
Many attended his funeral in
Ford -
with
F
with from a
di*canoe.ash.
P 1 ani ars
were 0 cousins. He had a comfortable
home and was about to reap the bene-
fit of his hard work when he was sud-
denly cut off in the prime of life.
The 0. O. F. had charge of the funeral.
Blyth
Mrs. J. G. Emigh 'was visiting her
daughter, Mrs. A. E. Bradwin, Gode-
2ich.
Mrs. Jos. Stothera and daughter,
Madelene, were in attendance at the
reception of her daughter,
Mrs. Mc-
Neil, Sarnin.during the week.
Mrs. R. Wightman was the repre-
sentative from the local branch of the
Women's Institute at the Provincial
Convention held in Toronto hist week.
The local Lodge of Oddfellows held
on Tuesday evening of leer week in
their lodge room the first of a num-
ber of "At Homes" they intend giving
during the Winter. There were about
50 present•and a most enjoyable time
spent.
COURT• --M. Lockhart, the newly -
appointed justice of the peace, nr
rather police magistrate, for North
Huron, Friday, tried his fleet cases of
persons charged with being on the
streets of Blyth drink. The fleet ease
was against a resident of Hilliest. He
pleaded guilty, but the prn0enution
waso rl i0 e 1•n
a x u t ve that the limier
had been height have. The defend-
ant stated that 31e had bought the
•lignnr in Mitchell The rrtaeistrate
imposed a fine of $20 and casts. The
other cage ryas against, a Clinton man.
who was charged with being drunk
nn the stt'eets of Rruaoele. The de-
filed/int pleaded tint guilty, and as the
prnseention had not enough evidence
to celviet, the case 1000 adjnnrned to
Brussels D. Holmes, Wingham, was
prosecuting attorney.
Gloderich
E. N. Lewis, 41. P., !Ma returned
fret( Bin Western trip neer the 0 N.
o R.,11wey.
(Ill 1.1q0 hoxPo were forwarded to
till 1hr nlen ft our 9t. George's church
rcdtt;ttgttficn 15310 are on •overseas
see Sire
3 tY V,'.,tire was walled to Steal.-
lie
teatby the toe 14.00 illness of his step
mother, who reseed away before he
reached her. The funeral took place
nn Mnnrhty.
The Menesetung Canoe Club is
spendinit 11150 in having its Troths in
the. Masonic Temple beautified Both
the reading room end billiard room
have 110011 deems.: ed with hnrlap and
the ceiling of the reading room panel-
led.
Amount of wash on hand to the
credit of the British Red Cross fund
in Goderich is $2,47257, which, with
the town giant. of $1,000 makes a total
of $3,47.267. A few subecriptinns yet,.
to be paid in will, no doubt, raise the
•amount to $5,500.
A Masonic ring was presented to
Lient. William Proud font at. London
vamp on behalf of Maitland Lodge,
No. 38, A. F., & A. M„ as a remenl
brance from the lodge to the brother
before he leaves for 00eresae service.
PheP eesetltation Was made
by W. M.
Bro. Dunlop.
Pte. Ross R, Reid, of the 33rd Bat -
teflon, who died rather suddenly in
the military hospital at Carling's
Heights, was a nephew of Mrs. Wm,
Morris. Saltford, and was well known
in Go erich, Ilewas w a ;trick n with
th
vertigo while 011 parade, and after-
wards pneumonia set in, with fatal
tesnit. He leaves a wife and .two.
children, who are living at, London,
The entival meeting of the Goderich
Hor•ti'cultural Society was held Nov.
4th, in the Secretary's office, 3. Strut
ton was elected President and A, D.
McLean Vice -President ; W. Lane
WOMAN IN
TERRIBLE STATE
Finds Help in Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable
Compound.
Cape Wolfe, Canada.-" Last March I
was a complete wreck. I had given up
all hope of getting better or living any
length of time, as I was such a sufferer'.
from female troubles. But I tock 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
wreek I was.
"Now Lam healthy, happy and hearty,
and owe it all to Lydia E. Pinkham's
remedies. You may publish this letter
if you like, I think if more women
used your remedies they would have
better health." -Mrs. J. T. Cook, Lot
No. 7, Cape Wolfe, P.E.T., Canada,
Because your case is a difficult one, and
doctors having done you no good, do not
continue to suffer without giving Lydian
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
atinateillsof women
-ills that deal out
despair. It is an es-
tablished fact that
Lydia E. Pinkham's
VegetableCompound
has restored health LVD,,
to thousands of such suffering women.
Why don't you try it if you need such a
medicine?
Secretary -Treasurer, and Sheriff Rey-
nolds and O. A. Seager, Auditors.
The following were, elected Directors :
B. 1{oggarth, Rev. Father. N1(43111,, D.
J. Neftel, W. H. Harrison, Rev. J. E.
Pard, J. W. Vtulatter, N, Coate, Dr.
Gallow and 0. Saunders,
The annual meeting of the Children's
Aid Society was held on Tuesday
afternoon of last week' in the grand
jury room at the court house. Pile
County Executive is as follows
Hon. -President, His Honor Judge
Doyle. Goderiuh -James Mitehell,
President ; A. M. Robertson, M. A.,
Secretary. Clinton - 0. D. Bouck,
President ; Dr. 0. W. Thompson,
Secretary. Seaforth-A. D. Suther-
land, President ; John Wilson, Town
Clerk, Secretary. Winghain-Abner
Cos ins, President • John Gn ve
s
Town Clerk,Secretor Blyth -E.
Bender, Prey Yident • James Cutt, Secre-
tary. Brussels-anies Fox, Presi-
dent; W. H. Kerr, Secretary. Sher-
iff R. G. Reynolds, County Treasurer ;
G. M. Elliott, County Secretary.
Seaforth
Mies Greta Thompson was in St.
Marys attending the District Library
Convention.
Thomas Rands has returned from
Dakota, where he has spent the past
couple of months.
A little daughter of Ohs*. Ralph had
the misfortune to have part of her
little finger taken off by a lawn
mower,
Mrs. A. D. Sutherland and young
son, Jimmie, have returned from e
visit of several' weeks with friends in
Montreal and Toronto.
Hockey Club have re -organized armed and
officers were elected from the active
players of the Club, Dalton Reid was
elected President and Otto Dick Sec-
retary-Treasurer,
HOLMESTED Pe. 00IINTY OF Burrow.
-This was an action brought by F.
Holrneeted, K. O., as magistrate for
the town of Settforth and the toren-
ships of McKillop and Tuckersmith
for $500, rent of office, fuel, light and
furniture, fnr five years, from 1910 to
1914, at $100 per year. His Honor
Judge Holt gavejudgment in the
plaintiff's favor against the County
for $315 and costs. The County ap-
pealed the case to Toronto and it was
heard by the Divisional Court last
week, where judgment was given dis-
missing the appeal. W. Proudfoot,
K. 0., for plaintiff and M. G. Cameron,
K. 0.,, for defendant.
BAD STOMACH TROUBLE
Yields to Delicious Vinci
Shreveport, La. -"I had a bad stem.
ach trouble for years and became so
weak I could hardly walk or do any
work. My appetite was poor, my food
would not digest, I bloated and was very
weak and nervous. I tried many reme-
dies without help. I saw Vinol adver-
tised and tried it, and now my stomach
trouble is completely cured and I am
well." -E. L. MARSHALL.
Vinol is guaranteed onto d to toneup the
tired, over -taxed and weakened nerves
of the stomach and create strength.
F. R. SMITH, Druggist, Brussels
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THE POST,
Brussels, Ont.
A pleasant affair took place in the
Oddfellows Hall, Seaforth, on Sunday
afternoon, 7th inst., when the mem-
bers of the lodge gathered to say
Goodbye to their fellow member,
Thomas M. Govenlock, sun of Warden
and Mrs. Govenlock, Winthrop, who
recently resigned from his position on
the St. Oathatine'e Collegiate institute
staff to join the University Corps of
the Princess Patrician, now in tiaiii-
ing at Montreal for overseas service.
Me. Govenlock was spending his last
leave at his home and the lodge took
this °ppmtrinity of expressing their
appreciation of his sacrifice and
loytllty, by presenting him with a sig-
net ring and an address. This is the
6131 member of Fidelity lodge who hes
joined the colors, all of whom ale now
at the front or in active training.
The presentation was made by Noble
Grand W. J. Williams and the address
was read by the Recording Secretary,
De. F. Harburn.
Clinton
Huron County Beekeepers' Asaocia-
tion met in the Town Hall last Thurs-
day.
Rev. Frank O. Harper was at Toron-
to as one of the representatives from
the Clinton Horticulturalo
S met.y .
The children here have n new object
lesson when they, see one of the little
Belgian boys come down street with
his wooden shoes.
TU103EEY-MCINTYRD.-A quiet wed-
ding took place at the home of ltev.
E. G. Powell here Thursday last when
Mies Lavine., daughter of Mrs. McIn-
tyre, of Lobo Township, was married
to Z. Cecil Tuckey, son of James
Tuckey, of Con. 5, London Township.
Ceremony was performed by Rev. E.
G. Powell in the presence of only
immediate relatives.
Annual and general meeting of the
Clinton Horticultural Society was
held in the office of the Chief of Police.
President M. D. McTaggart in the
chair. Treasurer's report was receiv-
ed and adopted. Following officers
were elected :-President, M. D. Mc-
Taggart : 1st Vice -President, G. H.
David ; 2nd Vice -President, W. H.
Watt ; Directors, T. Cottle, T. Mc-
Kenzie je., 13. Iefunroe, J. Cunning-
ham, Mrs.W. Be'ydone, Mrs. W. D.
Fair, Miss Kate McTaggart ; Audi-
tors, W. Brydone and W. D. Fair.
LIBRARY INSTITUTE MEETING
The Stratford Public Library In-
stitute meeting, composed of repre-
sentatives from (heli rani
b ee of Huron
Bruce and Perth Counties, assembled
in the Public Library building, St.
Marys, 'Thursday horning of last
week, at 1030, with J. D. Barnett,
Stratford, the President, in the chair.
34 responded to the roll call, and
others came in later.
Mayor Ooupland gave the Institute
a hearty welcome and expressed the
hope that the members would be so
delighted with the town that they
would come there to reside. Rev. J.
George Miller, President of the local
Library Board, also extended, on be-
half of the Board, a hearty welcome.
Messrs. Hueston, Exeter ; Clancy,
Cargill ; and Rev. Mr. Miller, St.
Marys, were appointed a Nominating
Committee and Revs. Smith, Hensall ;
Dr.IBusser, Atwood ; W. E. Sanders,
Ethel, and Misses Redd, Clinton, and
McCallum, of Paisley, were appointed
a Committee on Resolutions. .
Following officers were appointed
for the corning year i
President, J. D. Barnett, Stratford.
First Vice -President, H. E. Hueston,
Exeter.
Second Vice -President, John Clan-
cy, Cargill,
Secretary, Mies L. Johnston, Strat-
ford.
Executive -John McNaught, Monk -
ton ; W. 13. Sanders, EthelRev. 3.
G. Miller, St, Marys ; Miss Minnie G.
Rudd, Clinton ; Mrs. Jessie Kerr,
Brussels.
A very interesting discussion took
place on children's work, on the fol-
lowing : Books, room, the story hour,
and clubs,
W. D. Nurse
Inspector of Public
Libraries, Toronto, as present and
gave much valuable information
touching departmental matters,
The evening session assembled in
the Baptist church and was most en-
thusiastic.
n-
h sia ti
t o s a Papers were given Fven o
n the
followingsubjects Jests : (a) Library ser-
vice for rut al districts ; (b) Co-opera-
tion with Public and High Schools
(c) Selection of periodicals and (d)
How shall a Public Library be estab-
lished'l1y law in every municipality.
Much valuable instruction was given
on these i mtorton
t subjects, arid d the
delegates reurned to their respective
homes more deeply interested in their
public library and its work than ever
before.
NOTES BY "J. D, 13:" IN STRATFORD
HERALD
The 47 libraries that form the Strat-
ford Institute Inez for one day
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Thebe isn't a member of the family need suffer from indigestion, sick
headaches, biliousness, fermented stomach, etc., if he or she will take
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They cleanse the stomach
and bowels and stimulate the liver to healthy activity and tone up the
whole system. Take one at night and'you're RIGHT in the morning.
A8 &areas, 25r, or by ma from Chamberlain Medicine Company, Toronto. 16
CHAMBERLAIN'S TABLETS
only -so as to keep Government
expenses low- at St. Marys, and
was well attended, one member
motor'I ti
g 130 wiles after getting up at
halftta
four and p missies his con-
nections.
There were less set papers than
usual, but the questions and discus-
sions of the members were active, and
covered a wide variety of opinion on
what was best for children, for these
workers recognize that if a love of
books is not brought out when young,
it is rarely created later in life.
Rooms, clubs, selection and story-
telling -hour details were well thresh-
ed out.
The Baptist church kindly gave
their building for o. t
he semi-public
evening
g c
meeting -For p
the Hydro
people had the Town Hall and 91 of an
hour in the middle of the day was
spent in an auto drive, given by the
St. Marys people.
Next year's meeting is to come to
Stratford.
Atwood
Geo. Greensides has taken a position
as clerk in John Rogers hardware
store.
Flinn Council will meet at the Agri-
cultural Hall, Atwood, Saturday,
Dec. 4111.
Rev. De. Husser was a delegate to
the Annual Library Convention held
in St. Marys last Thursday,
Ladies' Aid of the Atwood Metho-
dist Church will hold a Bazaar Fri-
day, Nov. 20th, in the Music Hall.
Brown'sTrees
The best that can be grown.
Who is our agent in your
town ?
Brown Brothers Co'Y
19-4 Nurserymen, Limited
Browns' Nurseries, Welland Co., Ont.
Hugh Richmond Elma, purchased
aged
from Mr
Parker, 2nd of Elms, two
pure bred Holstein calves.
Arrangements are being made to
dedicate the new Methodist church,
Sunday, Dec. 19th. Rev. 'Dr. Man-
ning, President of London Conference,
will conduct the services.
The Bee says :-For the past 2 years
there has been much talk on the pub-
lic streets as to the boys of this village
from the age of 7 up to 10 years of
age, practicing rowdyism and break-
ing property of all kinds which has
been let go without action from time
to time. The boyo have become so
bold, it eeems incredible some of the
things which they have done and un-
less something is done to slacken the
pace they have set, especially the past
few months,serious
trouble is ahead
which will ltimately lead to disgrace,
Eat more Bread and Better
Bread
Few of us eat
enough of the
"Staff of Life."
Make your
Bread from
PURITY FL
More Bread and Better Bread
72_9
Butter Wrappers
GET THEM PRINTED AT
The Post PNouse
ATTRACTIVE WORK MODERATE PRICES