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WM. SPENQE
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
or MARRIAGE LICENSES
(aloe In trio Pest peace, Ethel. 80.4
AUCTIONEERS.
Li 3. SCOTT AS AN AUC'T'ION•
a
aa5, will sell for better prions, to
better men, in leas time and loss *bargee
than any etber Auctioneer in Emit Huron or
he won't abarge anything, Dates and orders:
can always be arranged at .this Othoe or by
personal application,
LEGAL Attu! CONVEYANCING.
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M. SINCLAIR—
V 0 13arrieter, Solicitor, Uouveyaueer,
Notary Public', &o, Ulflae-13tewart'o Block
1 door North of Central Hotel-
Solicltor for the Metropolitan Bank.
l/w` taxa ritfE NVIR AilZ Ail.war
BRUSSELS
Go1N0 SOUTH' GOING NORTH'
Express 7:18 a nol Mail 1t:22 a m
Express 8:83 n In Express 8:57 p m
Coveanzaav cave,
WALTON
To Toronto To Goderloh
Express 7:80 a w I Express .........1 1 :58 am
Express 0:10 p m I Express 8:54 p m
W ROXET ER
Going East - 7:05 a. m. and 8:40 P. m.
Going West - 12:10 and 9:50 p, m.
All trains going 'East connect with C.P. R. at
Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T
G. B. station,
GEO. ALLAN, Local Agent,
LIVERPOOL -GLASGOW
LONDON-HAVRE
Fine, modern steam-
ers — equipped with
every comfort and
luxury. For infor-
mation apply agents,
or
95Fti' i St -W- Toronto
W. H. KERR,
Agent Allan Line, Brussels.
A. HAY ANN
is prepared to st pply the best
goods in Windm lls, Iron and
Wooden Pumps and Stable
Fittings, such as Piping, Wat-
er Bowls for stock, &c.
Repairs to Pumps promptly
attended to.
Give me a call,
Q, HAM 'ANN, Cradrook
elf feiileTeVt' a`. l
l CENTRAL
iTRATFORD, ONT,
You Can Secure a Position
If you take It course with as. The de- ?,?6i
mend upon n -i for trained help is many tr,
times the number graduating. Stu-
dents are entering each week. You yr
only enter nay tune. Write at 00800 for a
our free ostnlogne. �'
D. A. McLAOHLAN, Principal.
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THE
Best Brains
fu Cemada have participated in the pre.
aeration Of our splendid Rome Study
courses 10 Balk lug, Eaonoudcs, Higher.
Accounting,Commercial Art, Show
i thud Writing, Photography,JourlioI
lam, Short Story Writing, horthand
and Bookkoe1)(ug. Select the Work
Which moat ititerosto yon end welts us
i for partlinlere. Address
THE SHAW COHHESPONOENCE SCHOOL
301.7 Vongo St., Toronto
SERTARCIESEONEEfg=122
COLLEGE
AT HOME
Thousnuda of mnbiti0us,ming pee•
pplc are ''net prepar4Ug In their 01011
110m00 to °acuity hiornlivo positions es
stenographers, bookkeepers, telegra-
phers, elvil servants in rant every
ephore. of notivities, seat/ants, 11152 fin halt at
college lfntrallYigear-
einem), Eeeogo telly day. Idi-
victual instraation. Expert tuaohors,
Thirty )oars' experience. Largest
trainers in Canada. Seven eolleeee.
Spode' ootu•so for teachers.
Ainitiate' With 00mtnm'01n1 Edam.
tot's Aa00alatiota of Osnoda, Sumner
School at finnoas Seaton Bosnia/is Cob
loge, London.
Wingham Business College
Geo, Srommee, VV. T, M0110)1,
President, Principal.
Bulginess Cards
JAS. ANDERSQN,
VEER A
T !N RY SURGEON,
Suo000501' to M. lx, Moore, Omoe at Ander-
son tiros. revert stable, J3rusesls. Telephone
leo, '8,
1 I don't lil)ow where Sunny Petrels or
Ettore are yet but They lance my red.
11rese so will likely hear from thein
We soon \ a
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t happy t. If l'1
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Canada, butwdl be here some limo so
tion't worry. Write and tell me all
the trews Remember me to all the
neighbors. I will close new with love.
BILI„
T. T. M'RAE
M. B., M. 0, P., di. S. O, '
M 0, H„ Village of Brussels,
Physleisn, Surgeon, Aeeoaohour
office ovor Standard Bank
DR. F. T. BRANS
138oltelor of blodlolne, Unlveralty of Toronto ;
Lleentinte of Canoga of Physicians mrd Sur-
geons, Ontario ; ex -Senior House Surgeon of
Western Hospital, Toronto, Offices of lute Dr,
A. Malieve Smith 131055, Bruseels.
RIaral phone 45,
DR. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL. ONT.
Physician and Surgeon ;Post Graduate ooureee
London (Eng.), Now York and Mingo Hos.
pitals. S eels' attention todlooaee of eye, ear,
nose and throat. Eyes tested for glaaoee,
G. H. ROSS, D.D.S., L.D.S.
Graduate of Royal Oolloge of -Dental Sur.
NO0118 of Ontario and Graduate University of,
Toronto lPsouity of Dentistry.
Office to Ward Block, Wingham
Phone 248. Poet Office box 278
Pawnee Extraction, Plato work and
Bridge Work a Specialty
MAUDE O. BRYANS
OPHT!4ALMOLOOI$T
Personal graduate Department of Ophthal-
mology, MoCormlak Medical College, Chicago,
I11„ le prepared to test eyes and S5 glasses at
her office over M(0e Inman's millinery store.
Office days—Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of every week. Office hours -30
to 12.a. m. ; 1 to a m. Evenings by appoint-
ment. Phone 1218.
DR. WARDLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College, Dayand night calla. OMae opposite
Flour Mall, Ehel.
JAMES TAYLOR
licensed Auctioneer for Huron Co,
Setlofnotlon assured ; Charges moderato.
Write or Telephone if not convenient to call.
Both Brussels and North Huron Phones.
BELGRAVE P. 0.
PHOUOFOOT, NILLOHAH & PHOUOFOOT
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
&c.
Moe on the Square, 20d door from Hamilton
Street,
G0DBj3I0 e. ONT.
Private funds to loan at lowest rates.
w. PROODrooT, IC. 0. .T. L, EirMI TAN
wit. Pnounrooe Ja.
al is ttct • leb
Mrs. (Rev.) W. lleLean and daugh-
ters, Florence and Joy, Hanover, are
vjsiting Mrs McLean's pareute, A.
and hl es. Elder.
In the casuals list was recorded the
death of Pte. casualty
Hawkins, of
Btlud Riven a cousin of Rev. W. B.
Hawkins, of 13191.11.
)Alias Myrtle Livingstone has return-
ed borne from the hospital, Toronto,
where she had uudefgone treatment.
She is much improved in health.
Blyth Council voted $75 to Blyth
Band to assist in the putebase or
uniforms. They are to give a weekly
Concert during the Summer months.
Harvey Gulley, who has been fire
ranging nu a government preserve,
North of Spanish River, has at rived
home and will likely take the 0001 -
agement of the gents' furnishing de-
partment 1m his father's store.
THE LATE 5185, :NO. EMIGs,-She
was a fine pelsou, beloved by a wide
allele of relatives and friends. Fl
Ir
several years she has been troubled
with rheumatism but a few weeks be-
fore her demise she was compelled to
take to her bed from at attack of
dropsy, from whish silo never recover.
ed. Mrs, Enrigh was boa n in Beech.
vine 60 years ago and in 1807 was
inverted. In 1870 Mr. and Mrs. himigh
moved to Bly1li Mrs. Emigh was a
life-long euetuber of Trinity Church.
She was a great knitter and had knit
no less than 125 pairs of socks for the
soldiers since the war commenced.
Those left to mourn, beside her hus-
band, are a family of two sone and
three daughters, namely :— Arthur,
13nf3:alo; William, Whil owned, Saisk.;
Mrs. A. E. I3radwin, Godetieh ; Mas.
(Judge) Jackson, Lethbridge, Altar, ;
and Miss Alice at home, the pro-
fusion of flowers showed the high
respect in which the lady was held by
the whole community.
AtWood
Miss MacMillan was presented with
a gold necklace by her scholars, Miss
MacMillan has been a very ellleient
teacher.
Frank Tort y, 1Tonkton, who has
heel' teaching at U. 0. Onllege, Talmo -
to, has enlisted with tate 65th ArEi1-
levy, Guelph anti is in training at Pel-
ISWIIWat,
1'heu0 diad 111 .=''wood nn Tuestitty of
last weir idly ' McGregor, beloved
wife of D00l'n• 15,(21', aged 49 v ettre, 11
months trod 2.i days, Fettered service
wee held at het. Into resident*, Atwood
il. '1 sdu9 t. i fain and inter -
men
0 1 lug c i It a k a l i t
6 Wits nut4e at Ful le le Ln ire came-
eery, Pt terbat'u, nn Felder, July 7th.
Fatter Tau FR11N't.—Following letter
is from Pte. Wrn. Rirbmond, Who is
now 111 Frnnoe
13olnetr1it't'a in France,
,linea 12th, 1910
DEAR HIOT00810.-18111,005n yon will
be surprised to hear nhaan' 1 nor bet
so much happens in a 111 1I chile, that
we are never bothered shout anything.
We at'e billeted in a barn, so the rue
ifavitlg to good time behind tine lines.
I and in the 42nd Black Watch, 13uL-
taiinu. They are Highlanders so .I tun
wearing the !alts. Just think whet a
bonnie scaly 1'11 make, We are
with a good 13attelion and they have
tion a gt'eat name for themselves.
We left I$ngland rather suddenly, we
had ;just gotsettled down after Coming
back Froin London. 1 was in a bat-
tery (,here for a while but was disband-
ed and pet in the 581(1, then when
reachieg France Wee put in the 42nd,,
Gorrle
Jolla Ardell Is somewhat indisposed
but the hope he may sonar be all right,
Pte, 11'I, B. Nash was 00001111y pre:
serried with it gold wrist watch by the
menthe's of L. 0. L, No, 707.
airs, Fulton, of his village, has re-
ceived word that her son, Oharles,
who is now in France, hue been
seriously wounded,
Chester E. Gowdy, of Mildmay,
nephew of John Gowdy;: and grand-
son of Samuel Nay, of town, was a-
mong the wounded at the battle of
Ypres on June Stell. He was hit by a
splinter from an exploding shell and
put nut of oominiesiou. His father re-
ceived a tetter ie nm him recently and
he says it is nothing to worry about.
Trowbridge
W, and Hire. Freer, of Cayuga,
visited with friends Ilene.
Lawrence MCOr'ae, Toronto, spent
the holiday with his parents here.
Miss May Melvin, teacher tat Bur-
lington, is home for Llle holiday sea-
son.
Miss Hattie Turner, Clinton, is a
guest at the Lome of her uncle, J. R.
Oode.
Rev„ I. Recldiu, Everett, is spending
a few days with his brother in our
village.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Gnclerioh,
spent at few days with their daughter,
Mrs. Tabor,
Rev. 0. J. Mnorehouse and family
left for their holiday trip to the lake
near Kincardine,
J. R. Code and family attended the
femoral of Jae. Leech, of Got vie. Mr.
Peppier took them twee in his car.
bliss Martha Collins, Deaconess of
Flint Oiler, Aiiehiga'', is spending her
holidays with her mother and slates.
Dlr. and .Alm. Boomer, of London,
returned to their home after speeding
a fete clays with their sou -in-law, Rev.
0. J. Moorehouse.
Rev. T. Wesley Oosens and wife,
formerly of Landon, pair' a flying visit
tiers. They wee e nn their way to
their new charge at Cornwall.
Listowel
Monday, July 81st, will be Listowel's
civic holiday. The Ale'hndist church
will hold a picnic at Victoria Park,
Stratford, on that date.
Listowel Lodge I. 0. 0, F. will hold
their annual decotatiou service on
Sunday afternoon, July 16th, at 2 20
I o'clock,
J. and Mrs. Watson, J. A. and Mrs.
v.
heliy, L. A. and Mrs. Windsor i
ndao• and
Alex. Weeerhea. hattended t d the.
Buffalo,IJu ya11, 12a n118, Shrine in
Miss Mabel Kemp was the guest of
honor at a social evening in the
Parish Hall, Tuesday evening of last
week, when members of the Anglican
choir and a fete of her girl friends of
the church made her the recipient of
a Grown Derby salad bowl. A fishing
pond was the special feature, each one
present "fishing" some little trinket
and Miss Kemp "fishing" her gift. A
short program was given and lunch
was served From a "bridal" table
decorated in rose and green,
IMPROVEMENTS TO TOO ME1710DIST
CHURCH,—The church has undergone
extensive repairs installing a new
steam heating system. 'There have
been 8 new class morns added to the
Sunday School, making 12 class ss rnoma
in all. There have been two rear
entrances made in the galleries so
exits can be obtained in case of
emergencies. The management of
the church have instnned a new Kar 11-
Mot'ris two manual pipe organ et a
cost of $2,600, besides an addition to
pipes raid other' material used from
former organ, making the cost up-
wards of $8,000. The old windows
have all beau replaced with modern
strained noes and a now hardwood
floor has been laid in the main audi-
torium, also 500 yards of new carpet
THE IONIC 1IMT
BRINGS HEMOTII
"Fruit -a -tines" Builds Up The
Whole System
Those who take "Fruit-a-tives" for
the first time, are often astonished at
the way it ballets then: up and makes
then: feet Getter all over. They may be
taking "Fru it-a-Liyes" for some specific
disease, as Constipation, Indigestion,
Chronic Headaches or. Neuralgia,
Kidney or Bladder Trouble, Rheu.
matism or Pain in the Back. Aad they
find when "1! suit-a-tives" has cured the
disease, that they feel better and
stronger in every way. This is due to
the wonderful tonic properties of these
famous tablets, oracle from fruit juices.
. 50e. a box, 6 for $2.60, trial size, 25c.
At al dealers or sent postpaid byFruit-
a-tines Limited, Ottawa.
ih various parts of the aliment. The
walls and ceiliegs of the auditorium
and vestibules have been newly de-
corated, and the basement and class
room svelte and ceilings have been
painted and grained. Lavatories and
otietconven1eoces have been placed'
in two parts of the 01,51..1 and a
thnrnugh, modern and up-to-date
kitoheu has been equipped for the
ladies; besides a number of other im-
provements. Total noel of all altera-
Lines is in excess of $10,000, which has
been ptovided for with tun allowance
for shrinkage of 60 ter cent. A new
pastor's vestry, watch will be decor-
ated with portraits of Fa151'1001' panenl's
es far back es 3870, has been Added.
The proceeds 2' the re -opening ser-
vices atimented to $275, in addition Lo
subscribed amounts.
Airs. 11, F, Zurbtigg and 151,'. Zee-
brigg's mother met with a serious tcc-
cident on Wallace street on WedneO-
day afteruonn of last week. They
were going up Wallace street. in Mr.
Zurbrigg's auto with Mrs. Zurbrigg
driving, when in some unaccountable
way the car turned completely over
with both occupants underneath,
Mrs. M. F. Znt•btigg WAS able to get
from unifier the cru'. Mrs. Zurbrigg,
sr., had her shoulder dislocated and
Mrs. Zurbrigg, jr„ severely strained
her leg.
SUCCESSFUL NORMAL STUDENTS
1'he final exantinatione of the Nor-
mal Schools at Hamilton, London,
North
FnBay. Ottawa, Peterbtro Sra
t-
1 t
td and Ottawa 0 •e h ,
w.er held 11 n
n June
2nd to 8t1tThe names of the suc-
cessful students from Stratfned, with
the certificates obtained, appear be-
low.
Those candidates who have failed at
this extunivation will be required to
attend another session, hue they uta,
enter iu September and take the
Easter final examination, or at the
re -opening in January and take the
examination in June.
PERMANENT SECOND crass CE2tgeTet-
CATL
141.-11aeAethur, Isabella A., Lorne.
INTERIM SECOND CLASS CTERTIFICATE
A.—Aitken, Margaret I., Glarannan.
Allan, Marion E., Wingham.
Armstrong, Dorothy M., Hanover.
AMelvin i
Agnew, , a vtn L, L rckuoty,
13.—Bain, Helm), 'L'
B , H e , S tat'o•tl.
Ballantyne, Anna L. Brussels.
Barber, Winuifeed E., Arkwright.
Barr, Dora I. N1., Olinta°.
Berry, Olara, Se. Marys.
Bateman. Ruth I„ Mount Forest,
Beaumont, Nellie, St let trued,
13ierwnrth, Hilda 17 , Elmwood.
13oese, tether, Berlin.
Borman, illarjorie Mae, Bright.
Boruhold, Ruth E., Berlin.
Bower, Lucy, Wingham.
Boyle, Rachael E., Lucknow.
Barns, Edna NLPaisley.
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Beau, Howard ., New Iiambnrg.
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Ladies' Fine
Shoes.
Handsome to the eye
Artistic in design.
First-rate workman-
•y�.)� ship.
•--o"`VIS"'` Made to wear and
+ y . ,� 1 �1 �, keep their shape.
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� mi„/,r Beautiful finish, easy
6 comfort, very durable.
When you discard
I them you want another to just like the last ones.”
4. Then our prices are not the least pleasing part or
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• the buying,
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Doug. Rid Us 2.30 to $4.00 Gun Metal 3.00 to $4,00
• Patent Buttoned Shoes, 3.75 to $4.00
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• . Trunks and Satohela, nice Stock
Repairs In Sh'oes4 Harness and Collars Promptly Done. I
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Light and Heavy Harness and everything In Harness line in Stook,
RICHARDS 84 Co. I
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1J3ecking301st,Ge, I3arvogoE., Plaey, TeeewaitlIovillere,
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O Ottert n Mary 1„ W0udlutm,
rhrrl
G L Tice Sau 11'L 1
A rt 1,
Olu'8, Mary 13., Godet'ich.
j 031t� k, Mav Hari iston.
11 Uule uta, Verna, New Dundee,
Outvau, Luella b7„ Lucknow,
Culbert, Intl M., Ripley,
°eerie, 117aryy G., W111ghluu.
Cressnlan, Linyd, New l'anlburg,
D. --Dickson, hft'y E., W11151'501,
Dudsworth, Georgina, Elmwood,
t Donnelly, Verna A., Pinkerton,
i llorranee, Mabel, Seed'orlh,
Dahl', Genegina, 1.'horudale,
E.--J5dgeconlbe, Ethelwy 1, Stratford.
EIliott, Anna M„ Bayfield.
F.—Ivaliis, Prances N1., o, mid Bend.
Fenn, until I , P0,1101111,
Fitzgerald, 3ennie T., Thorndale,
G.—Gaffney. Genevieve A., Stratford,
Galbraith, Annie, Mount Forest.
e 0m, Jessie 141., ?anent -Foveae
Gibbons, Kathleen A., Wlugharn.
Green, Janet L, Bayfield.
(*neve, Ilelen 11„ Parkhill.
Guenther, Letter IL, Dashwood,
0lennie, Erie W„ Rockwood.
H.—Fktgedoru, Elsie 0„ Paisley.
Hallman, Sylvia B., Pl'ttisvllle,
Hamilton, Alice '1., Nlllverinn.
Hamilton, Martha, Lucknow.
Harper, Leila R., Fel est,
Harwood; Lydia F., Rockwood.
Hay, Beth A., Listowel.
Hayden, Eva 13., Fergee.
Hayter, Ruth A., Olandeboye,
Hickey, Addie, Palkhill.
Hill, Flovica, Otediton,
Hoeflin, Ada M., (3hesley.
Hofetetter, Irene, Baden.
Hallman, Beulah, Ohesley,
14udelmaier, Florence B., New Ham-
burg.
L—Iftvin, William R., Ripley.
J.—Jameson, Gladys 0., 8t. Marys.
Jordan, Teeessa, Dublin.
K.—Kaiser, Ora, Stratford.
Katbfleiseh, Freda M., Zurich.
Kempton, Tabithe NI., Lucknow.
Kerr, Jennie, Neuetadt.
Kincaid, Selena G., Oheeley.
Kleiufeldt, Serum D , Exeter,
Rutile, Ida Nl., Baden.
Kuntz, Lily 3„ Baden.
L—Large, Mary W., Listowel.
Lautriy, Gladys E„ Blyth.
Leckie, Edith H., Stratford.
Little, Sarah Ii., Walkerton.
Lobb, Hannah V., Olinton.
Long, Hattie 0 , Walkerton.
L ouch, Annie E., Bettor.
Lott, Charles W„ Brussels.
M.—MacArthur. Annie H , Lorne.
MacDonald, Annie, Ripley.
AlacDouald, Sadie F., Durham.
elecDonald, Lena A., Ripley.
Maachan, Mary, Brussels.
MacKenzie, Anna, Lucknow.
MacKenzie, Grace, Dnngatnion.
Itlacbeuuau, Marguerite, Laurier.
NlarPherson, Ada 13., Parkhill,
MacTavish, Elizabeth, Ripley.
Marshall, Annie M., Dm'ham,
Martin, Grace E., Guelph.
Martin, Ida J , Waterloo.
Martin, Una G., Teeswater.
Master, Grace, Platteville.
:Maxwell, Jean E., Ohesley,
McCannel, Oro 11„ Ohesley.
1 er t non
1 c0 d c Hannah G, retest.
McMillan, Oral 11.
Stratford
McPherson Margaret
M., Moukton.
elegr•aw. Gent oda, Paisley.
elielhanseu, Sylvia C., Elmwood.
Miller, Annie, Tara.
Moffat, Alexia E , Nerve.
Morrison, Ohriatina E., Parkhill.
Murray, Madeline, Nenstadt.
Martin, Angus, Ripley.
• McBride, William H„ Paisley.
N.—Nairn, Ethel G., Godeticb.
Noonan, Patricia, Mount Forest.
Nethercott, Frederick A„ Stratford.
0.—O'Brien, Alice J" Forest.
O'Brien, Olive M., Zurich,
Oestreichee, Lydia E., Oeediton.
Oliver, Ruth E., Pateuerstou.
Ottswel l Fiances G. W iart on.
Ottewell, Olive P., Wi1R't'on.
P.—Palmer, Hazel 13 , Ripley.
Park, Sara R. M., Tara.
Parker, Thelma, Ailsa Craig.
Phelan, Margaret
at
areaM Blyth.
th.
PPaoymneer,E,arDloFra AS.t,IFalnfloadr.to
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R.—Reid, Katherine B., Londesboro.
Robinson, Christine A., Kincardine.
Robinson, Eva, Hepworth.
Roe, Florence A.. Brussels.
Ross, Christina, 17arriston.
Rutherford, Marion, Millbank.
13.—Schaefer, Anna, New Hamburg.
Shackleton, May. Dungannon.
Slater, Blanche i., Stratford.
Smith, Mary A., Palmerston,
Slobo, Mary G„ :Peeswater,
Sweet, leen N., Exeter.
Schuler, Andrew A., New Ham-
burg.
Seaman, John R„ Mount Forest.
T.—Tiohbo'ne, Olive M., Goderich.
Tiudale, Lanett E Chatsworth,
Triebner, Florence L., Exeter.
Tripp, Hazel F. I., Barrie.
W.—Wallace, ..Felicia D., Chippewa
Hill.
Wankllyn, Geneva, Berlin.
Wa'ruingtou, Edna J., Allenford.
W eiuert, Charlotte N1., Neustadt.
Willis, Ada V., Exeter,
Woods, Anna, Seaforth,
blonds, Nina R„ St. Helens,
Waddell, Wilfrid Ii„ Britton.
Z.—Zurbrigg, Mildred T., New Haln-
burg.
10 addition to those listed above
Hazel Brenchley will be granted a
second -cross interim certificate on nub.
milting satisfactory y proof of being a
British subject.
LietvrE1 '9HIRD•CLASS CERTIFICATES
8,-13risson, Helen A., Zurich.
Brown, Olive P., Hensel',
D.—Darroch, Annie, Palmerston,
E.—Eastel'blook, Thelwtt, St. Marys.
Evans, Ethel M. A., Mount Forest.
Everett, Jean, Walkerton.
G.—Gardiner, Nlary, Moult bForest.
Grahan, Jean 51., Sb, Marys.
.Gunn, Nettie, Glamrnis.
H,—I-ilunilLon, 1Llinor S. NL, Wroxe-
ter.
Herron, Robert E. L., Linwood,
Holmes, Grace M., Ripley.
I•loltnee, Laura, Bluevale.
Hatton, Elizabeth R., St, Marys,
J. --Jefferson, Gordon, St. Augustine.
K,—Itea•ns, Margart'L Ht., Parkhill.
L,--Lauldsborough, Arnold M., Sea-
fnt th,
M. ---Mitchell, Alicia, Lucknow,
MacPherson, Meths, Wingluttn.
McDowell, Gladys, Belgrat1e.
McLay, 1)enddda, Ripley.
N, --Nixon, Clifford J., Granton.
R,—Robel•tson, Marry 16., Wingham,
S.—Shantz, Olive, New Hamburg,
U,-17ren, Sadie B., St, Marys.
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• • Largerand More Assorted Stock a
• • of Buggies this Season than ever A
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• ALOOthrough EWAN & Co's three s11ow rooms will convince p
any intending buyer that It doesn't pay to purchase any Tither
than these Buggies, They are made of first-class material, host 0
• desirable in style and design together with easy r'''aft, and gently] teed a
• to last lunger than any othermake, When repairs are required every a`
• part eau be found at EWAN & Oo's Factory at half price and shot't.
• notice, No advance in prices on our Buggies this year. Prices are el
• low and every Buggy guaranteed.
• Buy a Ewan Buggy and encourage home trade. Give Ile a call and e)
• we will satisfy you in price and style, co
A A Number of Wagons always on hand, fit
all Oak and Rock Elm, at Low Prices. •d
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• Rige Re -painted and Repaired and promptly looked atter, d
iW- Please call and see our new Home-made Buggies, gd
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"BOOST BRUSSELS" is our motto, gA
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• Iu thanking ow' Oustnners for nasi patronage we would like to
rehave a record -breaker business in 1010. For low prices go 8.0
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Carriage, Ewan & Co9 SF��to�-y
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Re-rubbering Rubber Tires a Specialty. 411 S
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W.—Waddell, Samuel P., Britton,
Walton, Ethel A., Wellesley.
Watson, Dora, Brussels.
Webb, Mary, Glemenis.
-Webber, Jessie M., Palmerston.
The following former lot;,l students
obtained interim second-class certifi-
cates :—Rose Bryce, Paisley ; Bertha
Mural, Arthur ; and Katie Queenan,
bt. Marys.,
THOSE IN KHAKI
The following members of the class
'of 1916 have donned the khaki:
George Avery, Ripley Eugene F
Martin, Ripley ; Gordon Mot 1.-y,
Lucan ; Lester Nimmo, Ripley • Hes,, y
Ravi tali, Mitchell ; Rosa Veitci ,
Platteville ; Rutherford Walton, Poi -
est all in the IIOth ; Henry Baker,
Barrington, 66th Battery ; R. J. Bue-
glass, Lucknow, 4th Pioneers ; James
Clinton, Kincardine, 16(123113ruce ; Jos.
Densmore, Stratford, 161st Heron ;
Mnrroy Findhty, Durham, Signallers ;
131. F. Payne, Stratford, 64th Battery ;
Alvin Pen; ire, Parkhill, 185th Batta-
lion, Middlesex ; Nelson Robison,
161st Huron ; A1'nold Nethercott,
Stratford ; FI. T. McLachlan, Listo-
wel ; Ohas. 1V. Lott, Brussels ; W,
R. Irwin, Ripley ; N. I. Bean, New
Hamburg ; S. P. Waddell, Britton.
Niles Bianshe Thompson, Listowel,
tend Wm. J. Cleary, Seaforth, were
ill at the time of the final examination
but will be granted limited third cer-
tificates and may wriLl,,.00 the examin-
ation missed without furUter attend-
aline at the Nn,1ua1 schen'.
There 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 Stomachand Liver Tablets. They cleanse the stomach
and bowels and stimulate the liver to healthy activity and tone
up.the e
whole system.Take oneatnigbtand you're RIGHT in the morcng
All drawer., 255,orbymail from Chamberlain m crinin Modiciae Company, Toronto. 16
CHAM BER[AI N
can="SA:S:n"i'9
Even the Wheels on a
Ford Car cost you 61 per
cent less than on the av-
erage Car priced around
$1000 and under
Figure it out for Yourself
$12.$7—cost of new wheel on average
car priced around $ woo or less.
5.00—cost of new wheel on a Ford car,
$ 7,37—the 6o per cent saving secured
by the Ford owner.
And this merely indicates the general
saving in every item of upkeep in which
the Ford possesses a big advantage over
any other make of car.
An assembly of Ford spare parts—
enough to build the touring car complete
—costs only $4o more than the standard
list price of the car, while on the average
car priced around $1000 and less a com-
plete set of spare parts costs $941 more
than the car—over twenty times the Ford
excess cost.
And yet tests conducted by one of the
most authoritative Government laborator-
ies in the world have shown that the
quality of Ford constructive material is
actually superior to that in most of the
best cars made,
Ford Motor Company
of Canada, Limited
S. Carter, Deal
BRUSSELS
Ford Runabout 5480
Ford Touring 500
]lend doupelot 700
Pont Peden 800
Forel Town Oar 780
1. o. b. Pawl, Ontario
er
Alt cars e0mpletely
1•Iltt(ppeti, including
electric headlights.
11tlnlpment deem net
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