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CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
OF MARRIAGE LXQENSEB
male in the Post Office, Ethel, 80.4
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- 1 .- ass, will sell for better prioe9, to
better men, 1u leas timeand less oharges..
than any other Acotloneer in East Heron or
he won't charge anything, hates and orders
can alwaya. be arranged at this officeor by
personal applloation,
LEOAL AND CONVEYANCING.
�X/7 M. 9[NOLAIR-
11' a Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer,
Notary t'ublla, deo, Chloe -6 towurt's Bioo5
1. door North of Contras Hotel.
Solioitor for the Metropolitan Bank..
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A. HAYMANN
is prepared to supply the best
goods iu Windmills, Iron and
Wooden Pumps and Stable
Fittings, such as Piping, Wat-
er Bowls for stock, &c.
Repairs to Pumps promptly
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001n Broe, Ll vary stable, Brussels, 'reiephoue
No, 29,
T. T. M'RAE
M. B„ M. 0, P., & H. O.
• 81, 0, H., Village of 13rneao18,
Physician, Surgeon, : Aroouohenr.
Office over etangard Bank
•
DR. F.. T. BRYANS
Bachelor of Medicine, UnlVeralt of Toronto
Licentiate of Oollege of Physicians and Sur -
aeons, Ontario T -ex-Senior House. Surgeon of
Western Hospital, Toronto. Offices of late Dr.
A, hlo2eveyy, Smith Stook, Brussels,
Rural. phone. 95,
DR. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL, ONT.
Physician and Surgeon ;Post Graduate courses
London (Eng.), New York and Chicago Hoe"
pitals. Special attention to disease of eye, ear,
nose and throat. Ayes tested for glasses.
G. H. ROSS, D.D.S., L.D.S.
Graduate of Royal College of Dental Sur•
goons of Ontario and 'Graduate University of
Toronto Faculty of Dentistry,
Office in Isard Block, WIngham
Phone 249. Post Office box 278
Painless Extraction, Plate work and
Bridge Work a Specialty
MAUDE O. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal graduate Department of O hthal-
o10logy, 91o0ormick Medical College, Chicago,
Ill., is prepared to test eyes and fat glasses: et
her office: over MDT Inman's millinery store,
Office days -Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of every week. Office hours -10
to 12 a. tit. ; 1 to 8p. m. Evenings by appoint -
anent, Phone 121.
OR. WARDLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night calla. Office opposite
Flour MI11 Ethel,
JAMES. TAYLOR
LIceosed• Auctlooeer for Huron Co.
Setlofeetion assured ; Merges moderate,
Write or Telephone if not convenient to. call,
Both Brussels and North Huron Phones.
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PROUOFOOT, IILLORAfF & PROUDFOOT
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
&c.
Office on the Square, 2nd door from Hamilton
Street,
GODERICB. ONT.
Private funds to loan at lowest rotes.
W. PaonnvooT, B'.'0. J. L, IiiLLORas
Wm. Paounvoo0 JR.
istrirt
Molesworth -
A Red Cross Garden Party, under
the auspices of the Women's'Iustitute
will be held nn the School Grounds,
Molesworth, Friday evening of this
week. 28th i
sr. Tea served frau Oto
8 o'clock. Interesting program in
which &thai Orchestra and vocal
talent hour Listowel, Trowbridge,
Got rie, Jamestown, Cranbrook, Ethel
and Molesworth will take pas t. .A.
Foot Ball match will be played from
7 to 3 o'clock. A good time is as-
sured, so be sure and attend.
Gerrie
Harry Dane was in Oshawa on bust.
tress.
Chevrolet agents disposed of a new
car to John Hyntlmai.
The contractor, Mr. Hutchison,
Clifford, is pushing walk on the new
public shed.
E. A. blade, Fort William, formerly
principal of our public school, was in
town visiting old friends.
Dr. and Mts. Armstrong, Tem,
were visiting at the home of the fot'm-
er's brother, James, here. •
Word has been received here that
Pte. Ohas Bunlows who worked for
John Steulnoll, Orange Hill, a few
years ago, has been killed in action in
France
Mrs. Tolton, of this village, teeeived
the follnwing welcome lelte, :—"18
Sbatinnary hospital, 13ologne, France,
June 24111. DEAR MADAM :— Pt•ivate
0. D Tolton has asked Inc 10 let you
know he was in the above hospital,
wounded. He was wounded by shrap-
nel in several places, arms, lege end
chest, but so foe is going nu quite
satisfactorily and expects to he going
act088 to England -shortly and willlet
you know as soon as he gets there.
Ho is very well looked • aftelt in This
hospital and has all Ise could wish for,
and is very cheerful and wonderful,
like all our splendid fellows in this
terrible war. Yours ttttly, Irene
S teph en."
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AT HOME
Theasauts of ambitious yoing peo-
Iple are feat preparing 1n their own
lbmea t0 0001177 lum'ntfve ;moieties RA
stenographers, boolckeepers, tol,egra•
pliers,. civil servants, 1n foot every
sphere et activities, Von may finishat
college If von So wish. Positions goer-
anteed, ]hater college any day. Iudb
vfdunt Instruction, Expertanohers.
Thirty ,years' expeeienee, Largest
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Spocint crowns for ten0hors,
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President, - Principal.
6111111WINSOMMESES
Wroxeter
(Intended for lost week)
iiarry Smith is holidaying at Paris.
Elmer " Ilurkinghaw1, \Vittgltapt,
visited friends here.
Miss Etta RIM mil, Toronto, is the
guest of Miss Moil Reis.
31,0. and Alis PON, Brussels, called
on 81 lends int In, village.
J. Cott, Godetid,, spent a few days
of this week 0 111, \V: Robinson. •
T. G. 151)11. alts. Hemphill and Jas.
and ilirs. Allan WAIT visitors 10 Galt.,
Two rinks el' le ti hes t11t!! here et
tended the Toni 'lament held in Mt.
Forest.
Mee. Leslie it:Lnughlin, Ilosthern,
Sask., is a visitor at the hone of itlis.
(a. Davidson,
Frank and Alre. Sanderson and lit-
tle daughter', Toronto, are guests of
Mrs. J.'liitchie.
Misses Leta Sanderson anti Janet
Dickson, Toronto, oro oijoying a few
weeks holidays here.
Merton Hove olid family, Dunn-
ville, are spending •e week with the
fornmer's father, Gen, Howe.
Misses Lilo and Clad- Rolle efor•d,
teachers, Toronto, arrived home for
the remainder of the Sumner vaca-
tion,
Miss Margaret Earls, of the West-
ern Hospital, Tm onto, is speeding a
three weeks' vacation at ]ler home in
r3nwiek,
7*4iss, Annie 1\Icillwen, teacher of
Pilot Mound, Man„ is visiting her
pitrents, Peter and Mrs, ilicliwen,
lttrnberry.
welliAgsgravg
•
Rahs,'t and Mrs, ]poria, .rYnwtc)r, re.' ,Y[ASnelveil word that ttheir eli10e4eon John�q ,'Hurls, who left Iii gine with the 0811,y, Balt„ som0 5wo ,nolle he. ti o, Ilad been
iiO s
g
ivotlnded in France. Wim 1a1'tiuulals
are to hand but we trust the wounds
6t1'ellotgstii rhe. DE SUFFERED
Amongst the soldier's who were
home from Qanmp Bordeu for the
week end were Sergt, R, Nash, Ples,
E. Lowry, T, Meehan, P, Hoffman,
H, WTe0ihrlu'. Frank Westlake, .1.
Angst Jon. Vit tie, W. Oo'uwall, H,
.Walley, (1, 'Volvo) and IV; Carter.
Listowel
Mies Bradley has been appointed
Organ lab at Oht'ist Church,
Rev. J. &. J, Millyard is away on his
holidays, William Gibson, ',melon,
had chaage of the set vices Sunday,
Lutheran coigregetioe in Listowel
during the (last weeks have had thele
church re -decorated and now have a
very beautiful bnnse of warship._
A. .1. Vatelrielt put chased the old
Royal 131ocic nn \Valla,',, street and
since then has had tl number, of men
busy slaking alterations. Air, Vcu,-
driek has moved Mtn his new prem.
lees. He has 3 fine stores, a grocery
store, a flour and feed store and the
auction 1000518.
At a special meeting of the Conlioil
the recommendation of the Finanoe
Committee was adopted and the tax
-Sate fixed a182 mills on the dollar,
made up of the school rate of 10 mills,
()minty rate of 4 mills and general
rate 18 mills. This year's rate is an
advance of two mills over, that of last
year• Finance committee estimated
the total expenditure for the year at
$43,314.51.
List of successful candidates for
Eutt•ance. Exaplitlatiou at Listowel
centre. The Haines are arranged in
order of Inert,.. Honore—Oscar Nickel,
14. Dickson, Bert, Twamley, David,
Park, James Brock, Melville Alexand-
er. Prise—Anna Mester, Gordon Har-
graves, Carl H. Fritz, Al vise 0. Bas-
ted°, Elizabeth L. Climie, Lenore
Hewitt, Viola Hartman, Mary Bridge,
Mae Armstrong, Ira B. Large, Violet
Dierltun, Eva Hamilton, Jean Mae
Dick, Frieda Saltman, Charles L,
Holtman, Lorne lilarkwell, L. Wen-
zel, L Falun, Jelin EARWIG, Lorenzo
Thompson, Weldon H. Ellison,
Frances W. E alillyard, Isabel Cle-
land, Johan McGeorge,' Beagle Chant.
1109'. Annie Nelsnu, Norman Hamilton,
Violet Harvey:, Franklin Rogers,
Clara Thompson, Bert Porterfield,
Luella Hiles, Edward Wedge, William
0, Blackmo•e, lidmeN. Liebold, Wal-
lace 1.1. Collie, 0. Faulkner, Marjory
Hamilton, Margaret Tindall, Charles
Curtis, Marjorie VonZuben, Thelma
Rennie.
Atwood
I:hua Council met on Saturday last.
Mrs. Maxwell and children, Toronto,
ore visiting at, the home of Geo. and
Mrs. Greensides.
Miss Ethel Horn was sncressfnl in
passing her Primary Pianoforte Ex-
aminations in the Toronto Conserva-
tory of music
Bert. }Jewitt Rime,had -
r
tune to break his arthe mhefn. This is the
second tion he has broken his arm in
4 Months,
Dr. Farmer, Dean of McMaster Uni-
versity, will preach Anniversary ser-
mons, in Baptist church, September
10th. Monday evening September
11th, he will speak on the war,
Ewart Angus, son of hill, and Mrs.
Angus, Street for (1, and formerly of.
Atwood, won the city scholarship at
the recent Entrance Examination and
Geo. H. Brunner, a pupil of the Mill-
bank public school, won the County
Scholarship.
The Patriotic Garden Party held oil
the Agricultural grounds, proved very
successful. The Indies provided sup-
per and the program was varied and
well enjoyed, the Milverton band en-
livened the evening with many selec-
tions. Rev. J. M. Shaw orenpied the
chair. Prnceedq were $16319
Monday and Tuesday of last week
two rinks of thee bow
twood bowlers; took
A
in the tournament at 1511 Forest.
The days were tine for bowling and a
sucressful tourney was the result.
The two 5001159 were composed es fol-
Intvs :-Geo. Lnahhead's rink, Wee
Robb, Jnn. linger and W. Blackwell
w•hn reached the semi-finals for the
trophy and were defeated by a smell
margin by the winners at Mt. Forest
rink. The other rink was E. Swing,
Wm. Lambe T. 0, Ratcliffe and slci
14. Porter, who wore successful in
carrying off the Consolation prize.
. -Blyth
Myth Uivio Holiday 1Vednesday of
this week,
A. braid stand, 143{14 feet in size has
been fleeted mi the lot adjacent to S.
1-1. C idll'y's she 0.
Alis, Aaiun- Sims and sot, Willie,
Dewitt !mitre, Stole, ore guests at the
homer f Wut, Situs.
Alts, 1V. W. Sloan and son, Will.,
Toronto, nye spending 1110 week as
guests nfiter aunt, hiss, a1. Young,
W. 11. Dr. AlcTaggaet, P. 1A7., J. M.
liantilton and P. M. A. W. Beacom
were in attendance li an ce ant 1 be Masonic!
onie
Grand'Ledge at London lasb week.
W111, ILutigh, who ;vas Called home
a couple of weeks ago owing to the
11111et4s and cleetll of Itis mother, left
foe his home at. Whitewood, Sask.
0111 r—There depa'ted this life in
the person of Janes Gillespie, one of
the piOnerrs of this village and
vicinity. lie ivas burn in the Oounty
Tyrone; 11011tnd, in 1835. When re
young man he emigrated to This Oo.,
remaining mete a yea' when 1te re -
Moved to Rhode Island, U. S., and in
the city of Providence ho met Maria
Hnlott, of 0o. Wicklow, it•eland, ,tad
they wet e unibed in tnaviage by Rev.
1V, 13, Crocker, rector of St. Johns
Chnnch, of the sante place, In the year
1861. To this union were born 4
ritildret), namely: — Mas. \V, 3,
Rather', \Vinghaul ; Nis. M. Sheffield,
Owen Sound ; John, who is deceased
r tilA
0 yeaes ago, a c bliss Alice, at home.
After 505,10 time he decided to snake
()amide his Monne and moved to ON
vicinity settling oil Lot, 26, Gem, 14,
Hallett, when it }vas in its primeval
state, hewing mita house for himself.
Deeea9ed Was one of the sturdy pion-
eei's who emigrated from the NotLh'nf
Ireland and tuts anitxcelleut,specimen
of phyelettl manhood. He was a life
tong rnetnber of the Orange Order,
'fFruif-a-tires''. Made Him Feel
As If Walking On Mr
Camera, Orli',, Nov. 28th. 1914,
c'Fer over two years, I was troubled
with Constipation, Drowsiness, Lath of
Appetite and Heartaches, One day I saw
your sign which read "licit-a-tives
make you feel like walking on air."
This appealed to me, so I decided to
try a box. In a very snort time, i
began to feel better, and naw Ifeel fine,
1have agooclappetfln, relish everything
I eat, and the headaches are gimp
entirely. I recommend this pleasant
frail menacme to all my friends".
,DAN 11IoLEAN,
50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 23e.
At all dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit-
a-tives Limited, Ottawa.
having been affiliated with the Royal
Black Pieoeptnry in the Old Land,
The hate Air. Gillespie had been In df-
eJiuiug health fns same years being
confined Ln hi, home. Tlie end carne
peacefully 0o) Stn,dlty, July ]OI h, tit 11
a, w, The funeral eervic:e was held
horn the late residence nn Tuesday, tib
2 p, m. and was conducted by Rev. it.
3. Mo0ormick, pastor of the Metho-
dist0htu•011, the service being very
impressive. Singing was led by Ales.
13t'owuand Mts. 11. alai shall. After
the service the n emuins were eOnvey-
ed to the Union een1elety. Pallbeaur-
ers were David Cowan, Isalac Cowan,
Joseph Stothers, Alex. Elder, 301111
Mains and John Denhohn,
Goderioh
Dr. W. J. R Holum,: and son, 1ltll•-
ten 5401,0es, of Fort William, went 1111
a motor trip 10 Windsor.
Ohuir of Knox rhureli held its AM -
picnic at Menesetw,g Park aid
had a most enjoyable noting.
Huron Lodge, No. 62, 7, O. 0. P.,
have decided to hold a picnic at
Mcnesciang Park nn the afternoon of
Civic Holiday, Wednesday, August.
2nt1.
Dr. A. C. Hunter, medical officer of
health, senta sample of the Gnderich
water supply to the Institute of Pnh-
lic Health, Landon, and received the
following report : — ''The analysis
would indicate a water of satisfactory
sanitary quality."
J. L. Killorarf tendered his 1'esigna-
tinn from the Library Boatel on ac-
count of his appointment to the Col-
legiate Institute board and AV. A
Unlluret has been appointed to
Lake
i as representative n the
h a lacef
P
Separate School
The action brought in Division
Court by Alex. Sterling, Colborne
township, to recover $42.00 from Hor-
ace Horton, of the same township, for
a decrease in value, from blindness of
a horse which the defendant Horton
sold to the plaintiff, was dismissed by
Judge Dickson.
At the recent "commencement" of
Oilario Ladies' College, Whitby, one
of the graduates was Miss Alm gory
Trueman Moore, a fomes Gnderich
girl, daughter of the late A. J, Moore,
13. A., fol' malty yPal's nnttileluRtiC,l
master of Gnderich Collegiate Insti-
tute. Miss fsloore, who has given
special attention to elocution, took the
Hamilton. gold medial for highest
standing in the expression course.
Don't let 8t run
too long, it will
lead to chronic
indigestion. In
the 'meanwhile
you suffer from
miserable, sick
headaches, ner-
vousness, depres-
sion and sallow
wcomplexion,Justtry
GH•AofBERLAIN'S
STOMACH&LIVER
TABLETS. They re-
lieve fermentation,
indigestion -- gent]
but surely cleanse the nvnten, and keep the
stt+nnch and lfverin par feet running order.
At .11 dr rriw, 214., or by mil Iran 11
e Chamberlain Medicine Co., Tcronto
a 1S ,g areeerr„Saari
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The Farrners'
Slacksmith Shop
ETHEL
The undersigned is now pi 0;.
pawed to do all hinds of wood-
work end painting repalee as
well as horse -shoeing. All my
work to guaranteed. if not
satisfactory you will co11101 It
favor' by returning same.
PRICES [LIGHT.
NH and uutke yourself et
Immo, Gibson's old stand,
Ethel.
John McNeil
4.++t"1•'t•4I'ti' 'did•d•'N•F!1•'I•+'F4.1•'1'•l•++il;
Pi lee of N+5 n0'orial' to aha )111111111 nf' .,.
the Gudbrioli fiaparate +quinol getting •
the highest marks at the High -School •'
VIII' r 'e
lti a e. exon r
1 li tatiotl was s won by
(.hut li.e 3
1 tterhlor. •
Mies Gladys Field, daughter of Dr':. •
J, M. Field, of town, has been at the 1 ;
O L 0. the past te111) and wen silver •
and bronze tnedala and eruftcieney •
certificates given. by the Royal Life r
Saving Society, of England for the
swimming and lll'e-aetving course, •
Fordwlch ••
5pringbauk, cheese facto- y proprio- •
•
for, W. J. Wallace has purchased
"ltr,i" 1'111 ing vat. a P
ho) ce Hitt sale of patriotic Buttons
commented in this vil4,ge, Miss Oral •
Wade hes sold nearly $41) worth. •
W. J. \Vette-Qv, Ste ingbatk, is sure- t
Mg a 801 y euro arm, he ,'esu t of 501 •
ars tlril while crauaking his auto, •
fl- o ge \Velrlee, eldest son of Rev, •
anti airs. Wattle'', hul the wisfottulle
u fall out of a o,iu I I tree and h int: tu'- •
ed his right hint. •
0eneee turd oldies, Toronto and
alis+ Wi1tnnand diaster Fred, Jahns- •
toil, Sault Ste. Alone, are spending a •
few clays at Mrs, Jos. Hmutdersnu's,
Alias Lily Doig, 4t•1n Coe., Mrs. And. •
Doig, sr., and son, Ross and apse
Oughliu, Listowel, motored to London
and Port Stanley and visited 1 etal}vee
and friends. •
Sabbath evening a union tnemnrial •
service in 1 ieuroty of the late Pte, •
Thomas Wilfrid Montgomery was
held in the Presbyterian ehnich here.
On account of this there was no ser-
vice in the Methodist church.
What To Do In Case Infantile
Paralysis Appears
Y pP
Owing to the impending danger of
an epidemic of infantile paralysis, Dr.
alcCulloch, Chief Officer of Health for
Ontario, has issued R circular explain-
ing the nature of the disease and the
care that el:mild be taken to prevent
it from Spreading when it appears.
The circular is herewith published in
full :—
WHAT 1S 1T ?
Infantile paralysis, also called An-
terior Poliomyelitis, is a communi-
cable disease chiefly of children be-
tween the age of 2 and 14 years.
Older' children and adults may also be
affected by the disease.
The cause is unknown. It is known
however, that the agent causing the
disease is present in the secretions of
..the nose and Month and in the intes-
tinal tract from being swallowed.
'1'he disease is epidemic in some
United States cities and in at least one
town in Ontario.
It is believed that infantile paralysis
is spread from one child to another by
means of the secretions of the nose
and 1000511 by direct transfer. It is
possible also that it is spread by flies
which have been in contact With intes-
tinal discharges. It maybecome
Wyart well as in
widespread in country 1 as we
P
crowded city district=, and persons
who have been in contact with cases
of the disease may harbor the con-
tagion and give it to others without
contracting the disease themselves ;
that is they me "carriers."
WHAT TO DO ABOUT IT
(1) Every case must be quarantined
for a pertocl of 0 weeks.
(2) All children who have been in
Contact with a case must be quaran-
tined and kept under observation for
a period of 2 weeks.
(8) Adult members of the family
who are wage-earners may be allowed
to go about their work subject to the
regulations of the Provincial Board
and of the discretion of the Medical
Health Officer.
(4) Where there is an outbreak,
gatherings of children, such as picnics,
picture shows, and playgrounds,
should be prohibited,
(5) The source of origin of each
h0uld be carefully111(.111120d into
cases
in order that proper quaeailiue may
be maintained
(6) In houses whets eases appear
all doors and windows should •be
screened, the premises kept clean, and
no aceutuulalion of gat bage or waste
permitted
(7) All cases should be at once
reported to the Medical Officer of
Health, and by him to the chief officer
of tine Provincial Board.
(8) Mild cases showing slight head-
ache, rise of temperature and vomit-
ing persisting for a few days, with
slight musculo' weakness and absence
of paralysis, should be quarantined.
These are probably one of the chief
sources of contagion.
(9) As infantile paralysis is a most
serious disease and in the present epi-
demic giving a high death -rate, the
public is urged to second the efforts of
the nuthalitfes in every way hi order
to prevent a severe outbreak in the
province.
(10) All materials, such as cloths,
etc., uttrying secretions and dis-
chaeges from patients should be burn-
ed, boiled, o• disinfected.
If the disease shows any tendency
to spread, special quarantine measures
may be necessary,
THE FAMILY BOTTLE.
To the Editor :
As Prohibition approaches, a good
many Who still believe iu the virtues of
alcohol as a family medicine may be dis-
turbed as to how they eau have the
bottle replenished. To all such 1 ad-
dress this letter, asking them to examine
the matter fairly and candidly.
Alcohol as tnedictne is rapidly' being
given tip in all the large hospitals. This
is shown by the collated reports of seven
of the largest hospitals in England, Iu
186a 1$374°3' oo was spent for alcohol and
only $tt4675.00 for milk, In loos only
$13126,60' was spent for alcohol and
843835,0o for milk, with about the seam
number of patients, Sir Victor Horsely
tells sus that some of the present day
rapid recoveries are due to the fact that
after operations, tile patients are no
longer dosed with alcohol, Many of the
most successful physicians of tate day
never prescribe it even in the smallest
quantity: That being so, Would it not
be wise to leave it out of the family
medicine chest.
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LONDON, ONTARIO
September 8th to 1 Gth, 1916
( WESTERN ONTARIO'S'
POPULAR 'S
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P P LAR EXHIBITION
Art, Music, Agriculture & Amusements
A FINE COMBINATION AT LONDON'S EXHIBITION
A Real Live Program of Attractions Twice Daily
Two Speed Events Daily
FIREWORKS EVERY NIGHT
New Process Building. Every Building Full of Exhibits
SINGLE FARE over all Railways West of Toronto
SPECIAL EXCURSION DAYS
Prize Lists, Entry Forms and all Information
From the Secrotary.
W. J. REID, President, A. M. HUNT, Secretary
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It is now beyond dispute that alcohol
even iu moderate quantities, lessens ef-
Clciercy, lessens power of endurance,
weakens the memory and eyesight. it
does not require any 'neat iutelligeuce
to uodersteud tbat what does all this
must lessen the power of a patient to
fight disease. If a single glass of beer
lessens a man's enduraoce by seven per
cent end his power to remember thiugs
by fifteen per cent, it follows that it also
weakens his power of recovely from
disease, Dr, Welsh, of Johns Hopkins
University. said "Alcohol in any form
or in any quanti'y lessens a patirn 's
chance of recovery," If that be true of
an adult, bow much truer it is of the
delicate tissues of a child. Some years
ego the German Government issued a
poster, warning parents to give their
Children "not one drop of beer, not cue
drop of wine, not one drop of whiskey
or any other form of alcohol."
Not ouly does alcohol lessen a p t tent's
chance of recovery from Illness, bat it
greatly` increases bis tendency to cot: -
tract, No one will accuse military meu
of being temperance cranks, but )et the
Handbook of the Royal Army Medic,.31
Corps takes great pains to put lllat fait:
beyond question. On page zo of thus
book experiments are described lh;t
would 001vince any man that even Gra
glass will render a titan 'note liable to
any contagious or infectious (tisane. •
Not long ago the Academy of Med+•
cine of Toronto, unanim ,us:y declared
against the are of alcohol in auy torsi of
a medicine. Finally let us remember
that in the U, S. whiskey and brandy
have been left off the American Pharm',
eopeia, which is the official list of medi-
cines recommended for the use of
Physicisnr. If that bo so, are you not
quite safe in tlroop'ne the use of it 90
family medicine 7 Sometime I may ail -
vise what to 000 in its place.
H. Aaxor•r, M. H., M. C. P. e.
ALMA LADIES' COLLEGE
OPENS ITS THIRTY-SIXTH
YEAR ON SEPTEMBER
TWELFTH: NINETEEN
HUNDRED & SIXTEEN
For calendar and terms, R I. Warner,M, A., D.D., Alma College, St,Thomas, Ont.
A®MEINEINEWIONMIESCI
Even the Wheels on a
Ford Car cost you 60 per
cent Tess than on the av-
erage Car priced around
$1000 and under
Figure it out for Yourself
$12.87—cost of new wheel on average
car priced around $f000 or less,
$ 5:oo-cost of new wheel on a Ford car.
$ 7.87—the Go per tent 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 $q.o more than the standard
List price of the car, while on the average
car priced around $ woo 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
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