The Brussels Post, 1909-7-8, Page 5w •
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Hoe at% 1ro99ry1!l'urnbOrff 0treet, 'DXU3e014.
Jrrossers Aleut of the Maoowbooe, No, 21
hold their regular meetings in the Ledge
liuom, liael(er Brook, on the 1st and ltd
Tiosdayevenings Of each mouth.
Visitors al welo9w0.
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CONVI YANCE1B AND ISSU7+]EE'
ozn MABM A(E LICENSES
Illeo to the Pest Office. Ethel, 80.4
JAMES HARRIS,
Agent Howiok Mutual
Fire Inauranoe Company
d 11
09100 and eaidence-
WALfON, ONT.
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JOHN SUTHERLAN D
rn3gn41300,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
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AUCTIONEERS.
IA
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t•B. SOOTT AB AN AUCTION-
-sits, will sell for better prioes,.to
bettor anew in lees time and leas chargee
Won any other Auctioneer in Plast Huron or
he won't °barge anything. Dates and orders
awn always be arranged at tbie Whoa or by
personal application,
ROBT. H. GARNISS
BLUE VA LE - ONT,
Auctioneer for Huron County.
'Perms reasonable. Bahss arranged for
at the oMoe of Ton Poem, Brussels. 221f
LEGAL AEC CONVEYANCING.
%AJ M. SINCLAiIt-
V V • Barrister, Solloltor, Conveyancer,
Notaryl'ubilo, dao. O1Bue-Stewart's Block
1 door North of (loutral Hotel.
linlionar for the Metropolitan Bank.
pLt0UDF00'I', HAYS & BLAIR-
e A1t1110114148 SOLIOI'rnitS, NOTARIES
PU01,IU, ETU.
w. L itoUDrooT, K. O. 1t. 0. Bess
G. 2'. 80013.
ONaeo-Those formerly ocoupted by &losers
catner00 & Holt,
3081.10.00, ONTABl0.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD,
DENTIST
O,rduete of ate Royal college of Dental
801'geene et Ontario and 9100040am. Bomar
t3rallnate of Toronto University. Oflloo
Oast to nrower's Plintograpu Gallery,
BRUSSELS.
SALT
Warmers or Storekeepers
by coming a
0
I lu t the
e
Brussels Salt Works
can get any kind of Salt
they require.
Gordon Mooney,
Foreman, - Brussels.
ALLN LI
Royal MaiI Steamers
MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL
Tuninian July 18 Aug. 18
Viotorinn Tuly 28 Aug. 20
Corsican July 20 Aog. 27
Virginian .............. .......,...,Aug. Aug.. 0 Sept. 8
MONTREAL. TO GLASGOW
Protorian July 17 Aug. 14
llesporlau ...•July 24 Ang. 21
Ionian. ,Tuly 81 Aug. 28
Grampian Aug. 7 Sept. 4
ro HAVRE dl LONDON
Pomeranian. .._........ July 17 Aug.28
Sicilian ....... ....,,,„TUIY 81 Sept. ll
Corinthian ,
Aug. 14 Sept,
25
RATES OP PASSAGE
According to steamer.
1st Claws -187 50 577 60 887 50 end ftp
21.d Class - 40 00 .I5 00 47 50 550 00
8t•at Obise - 7 00 28 72
For fall perliottinrS of rates and anilines
apply to
W. H. KERR.
Agent Allan Line. Brussels,
cosiness Cards •
A. H, MON'r01ITH
�auvSr13A,Barrister,aiSolicitor,, over ;Standard nnk
Brussels.
PR, 7', 7'. M'RAE
13noltelor of M9diolue, 'University of To001110 ;
LAoentiuto and Graduate of the 00119372 of kil)•-
010iana,tl!n�d Surgeons, Out, Postgraduate
Ohmage Eye, Ear, Nose and ifIll'oat Hospital,
Uhioa o, Ill, Ex -house Surgeon to By. Miele
eel's Hospital Toronto.
011100 over 7. ft. Smith's Drug Store. Tele-
phone 091111000011 NIi11 Urn)1br.0ult at nil Bout's.
DR. HAMILTON
Dental Surgeon
Honor Graduate Dental Department, Toronto
University ; l.ioentiate of Royal 0011900 of
Dental Surgoons, of Toronto, Olhiee over J,
Hoes' sore,brussels,la W61I vist Wroxeeer the 9rst and third
Mondnye and Gorrie the second and fourth
Mondays of 0aoh month,
J. A, M'NAUQHTON
M. B., M, D., C. M.,
Jreliow Trinity Medical College Toronto ;
Member Oollege Physicians and Surgeons,
Oat, ; Liaentiato Royal College Physicians and
Licentiate of Midwifery, Edinburgh'; Fellow
Royal College Surgeons, Edinburgh ; Oerti1-
cote of Registration, Great Britain. Ofiioe, es
formerly, on
MILL ST., BRUSSELS
Wea, Women
DR. WARDLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night calla, 09100 opposite
,flour Mill, Ethel.
To 70,),1011010,7 wnlnrll 311_tvl is at least ant
way to help. 1., ,;;th flea troy, 1.910 treatments,
must bo 011., 1 local ono ;o coustitu.
tlonal, but Lel h ,yn.tani, holm essential,
Dr. ehooli s -ht t.uro 1.: the Local,
Dr. Shoop's 11 tar.,divr the Constitutional.
The formal D7 Shoop'o Night Oure-tea topical
mucous membrane rel. ,ositnry rnnrdy, Mille Dr,
Shoop's ltasnl.u,te ., wholly an internal treat
moist. The licatnrntive r„urhos throughout the
entire system. seeking the repair of all nerve,
all tls3ttn nnd all hloo,1 nilinolts,
The Night cure", as its nem., implies, does its
work while you sleep. It , t1 .,sore and indent.
ad 10110,0,10 an, races, heal 1107 weaknoosee and
discharges, wt to the Itc to vivo, eases 2007001
excitement, 161,1 renewed vucor and ambition
builds u» wa t d tissues, bringing nbont renewed
strength. Vigor. and energy. 'lltlle Dr, Shoop's
to hesyste Por pit tivo local help nee as wall
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4tALL DEALERS"
BRUSSELS
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Seaforth
Dan. McLeod, of Calgary, is laid up.
with typhoid fever.
Miss Oarrie Knight, of Toronto Uni-
versity, is visiting Miss Sutherland,
Centre street.
1. H. Reid has gone to Shelburne
Falls, Mass., where he wilt spend two
weeks with his owl, J. L. Reid.
Robt. and Mfrs. Bullard and three
children, of Brandon, Mata., are visit-
ing relatives in this vicinity, at pros -
011t.
Bert. Jamieson, of Los Angeles, is
holidaying in this neighborhood and
is at the home of his father, Gavin
Jamieson, of Constance.
John Morrison left on Tuesday of
last week for Vancouver, B. 0., and
will be away for some time, as he in-
tends calling at a number of places on
his way home.
Forbes Bros., of town, who were
awarded the contract for the construc-
tion 'ol of the '1'uckerslnith Telephone
the lines
are putting upt1
System, tit t s
an(1 have about 25 men on te job.
A tickling or ;ley cough elan be
quickly loosened with Dr, Shoop's
Cough Remedy, No 'opium, no
chlneo(orm, nothing unsafe or harsh,
,Sold by all dealers,
Pain can be easily and quickly stop-
ped. Pink Pain Tablets -Dr. Shoop's
-stop Headache, womanly pains, any
cin, anywhere, mminutes sure.
20 l'
p re, e 26c. box. Ask your
Formula on the
druggist or doctor about this formula
-it's floe. Sold by all dealers.
are likely to take place. In several
places the temperance people have
one their opponents one better, in
ftlees ill this Mar be the case,
A Oarxtip or tate Sono of Scotland
was organized hate last week, with
the following; officers:- Chief, R.
Bolithron ; Oiliertaiu Dr, Thompson ; .
See, W. McKay 1111.-Setl. J. K:
; Tx'<os., .E, MODDIIeiI ;
Olutp,, A, McPherson Mars, Donald.
Bur118 ; Standard Bearer, A. Doltggall
Guard, Jas, McArthur 1 Piper, Dun-
can J. McEwen,
A disastrous fire broke out at 7,80
Thursday evening in the second story
of the machine shop of the Henoch
foundry. Before the brigade arrived
the. fire Was past control, and it was
with great difficulty that they pre-
vented the moulding shop and saw
mill adjoining from catching fire.
The loss, wlliclli is estimated at $8,000,
is partly covered by le mra:ice of
$5,000. The Hensalt Fouiclry Com-
pany is controlled by London capital,
the F. 0, Hunt Company being the
principal shareholder's. Mt'. limit
stated that he could not tell what the
firm would do in regard to rebuilding.
Nothing in the way of a dough is
Vine 80 anuoyiug as a tickling, teas-
ing, wheezing, bronchial Oough, The
quickest relief coupes perhaps from a
preser'iptiou known to Druggists
everywhere as Dr. Shoop's Cough Re-
inedy. And besides, it is so thorough-
ly harmless that mothers give it with
perfect safety 0\'02 to the youngest
babes, Tho 101121011 leaves of a simple
mountain shrub, give to Dr, Shoop's
Cough Remedy its remarkable cura-
tive effect. Itis truly a most certain
and trustworthy pl'osoription. Sold
by all dealers.
Wingham
I. 0. 0. F. excursion to Sarnia and
Detroit.ou Saturday, August 14t11.
The annual union Sunday School ex-
cursion to Kincardine 15 on July 22nd.
Sunday evening, the choir of St.
Paul's appeared for the first time as a
surplice choir.
Win. Nicholson moved his family to
9 t end the ill a
Kincardine where they v p
Summer mouths.
The Bell and Union furniture factor-
ies closed down this week for a short
time for stock -taking.
Mrs. Jos. Burgess has come to town
from Saskatoon, Sask., to reside with
her another, Mrs. John Bosman.
Dr. Geo. Ball, of Toronto, Luther
and Miss H. Ball, of Aylmer, were
spending Dominion Day in town.
Geo. Sr'igley met with abad accident
while at work iu J. A. A'IcLean's saw
mill. A piece of timber flew back
from the saw and struck Mr. Srigley's
right a1'm, breaking
Principal Taylor and J. 0. Smith, of
our High School staff, are in Toronto
examining papers of those who wrote
on the departmental exams. Mr. Tay-
lor will examine chemistry, and Mr.
history.
Smith, t
3
e met on Tuesday
�' Town 0 unetl
lh(, r y
evening of last week and decided to
submit another By-law on July 26th.
This if approved will place the water-
works end Electric Light under a com-
mission ; the commissioners to be
elected at the next Municipal election.
At a meeting of the High School
Board held recently, all the teachers
were re-engaged, and the salaries fixed
fon another year. Principal Taylor's
salary remotes the same as last year,
$1500. Increased' salaries are as fol-
lows -,1. G. Workman from $1,100 to
$1150; J. 0. Smith from 81,000 to
$1.100 ; Miss Dadson from $700 to
$S00 ; 101iss Anderson from $525 to
$000.
Corns Cured for 25 cants.
A. guarantee of painless cure goes
with every bottle of Putnam's Coen
Extractor. Use Putnain's and your
corn goes. Beware of substitutes.
Hermali
Mrs. McMartin and son, 011009lie,
who have been visiting at R. Bon-
tliron's left for their home, Barrie.
The Observer plant has been moved
into the upstair portion of the Mc-
Ewen block in rear of Dr. Tilon,pson's
office.
A grub is playing havoc with the
dutch sets in this section turd accord-
ing to some of the growers many of
p
the patches would not pay expenses.
Rev, S. Toll and wife left for Wal-
lterville on Monday morning of last
week. till Sunday M,'. Toll was pre-
sented with a fine china salid dish
With fork and spoon to match, by his
Bible class.
Plugging the voter's lists bas be-
come a popular amusement in muni-
cipalities where Local Option contests
Goderich
Chas. Blackstone had the misfortune
to sprain one of his ankles and in con-
sequence is confined to his room theh'e-
byOne of the sights in Goderich worth
going a long "way to see is Registrar
Coals' rosel'y behind the registry
office. There are over. 600 bushes, em-
bracing 250 varities and every one in
bloom.
The star says :-Abotit a year ago a
case of blackmail was proven against
a man and woman named Saunders,
the complainant being Dr. Milne, of
Blyth. The defenclauts were allowed
to go on suspended sentence and to
pay the costs before July 3rd, 1000. AS
the year wilt be up to -morrow and the
costs etre not paid, ib is likely the de-
fendants will be before the County
Judge to -morrow.
The $20,000 issue of debentures of
the county of Heron_ authorized at the
June meeting for the purpose of rais-
ing money for building bridges has
been purchased by H. O'Hara & Co.
The debentures bear per cent interest
payable semi-annually, and the price
to be paid is $19,870, or only $130 dis-
count on the whole issue. Au issue
of debentures by the county of Bruce,
bearing 4i per cent interest, was pur-
chased the same day by H. O'Hara &
Oo. a
tpar These prices are the best
c
for debentures received for some time.
DOMINION DAY.-Goderich hada big
celebration of Dominion Day, and the
streets were gay with colored bunting
anclflags and a large number of visit-
ors from the surrounding country
and nearby towns in town for the
celebration. The program started
with combined trades procession,
c11IiLhumpian parade, floral parade,
etc., followed by children's games and
in the afternoon a league ball game
between Goderich and Olinton, a tug
of war contest, fancy driving competi-
tion, speeding contest and athletic
games for adults. A band concert
was given in the evening on the square
which was illnmivated for the occas-
ion. Both the hand of the 33rd Regi-
ment and the junior band of the Gode-
rich Musical Society were on duty all
day. In the trade procession the first
prize went to the Doty Engine Works,
ii one of their mar-
ine
showing i
for a float sh( w
g
ine engines in operation. The second
prize Wats won by 0. 0. Lee, for an ex-
hibition of .plumbing with a couple of
youngsters enjoying a bath, and the
third prize went to the Western Cana-
da Flour Mills Oonpauy. A. float
labelled Obinese teles'', won first in
the calithutnpian parade, a very novel
sort of Taxicab came second and the
"Slabtown Band" won third. A
pretty littleillustratiou of the "Honey-
Grand Union
Orange
Demonstration
Counties of West Bruce, North Perth
and North Huron,
Brussels, Monday, July 12
Everything is being done to make
it a record -breaker.
First -(lass speaker's and good music.
Special train service and low rates.
Watch outfor bills giving railway
rates, time table &c.
Be sure and visit Brussels July 12
i
You are Proud
of Your Wife and Children
Why don't .yon bring them to
us to be phot.ographecl. ? We
will give you a picture that will
p
ou
r still.
make prouder
Always welcome to call and see
our samples.
BREWER'S
Art Studio
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Recent discoveries have shown
that falling hair is caused by
germs at the roots of the hair;
Therefore, to stop falling hair,
you must first completely de-
stroy these germs, Ayer's Hair
Vigor, new improved formula,
will certainly .do this. Then
leave the rest to nature.
Does not change the color of the hair.
7ormule with 'mob bottle
y Show It to your
ers Auk himim :bout it,
then do a he eeye
Recent discoveries have also proved that
dandruff is caused by germs on the scalp.
Therefore, to cure dandruff, the flrstthing
to do is to completely destroy these dan-
druff germs. Here, the sameAyer's Hair
Vigor will give the same splendid results.
-.awe by the J. 0. Aber Oe.. Lowoll, Mao.+--,
ninon" took fourth prize. A very
prelty floral carriage, with at bevy of
charming Newgate street girls within
won the prize in this department, aid
for the decorated bicycles the prize
money was divided among the follow-
ing young ladies: --Alii. Saunders,
Gertrude Porter, Doris flays, Lena
Roberts, Gladys Feild and Eleanor
Hays, while Master Noble also won a
prize. The children's races in the
morning were keenly contested. The
League baseball game was won by
Goderich, 5 to 2. Batteries : Goderich,
Wiggins and Dean ; Olinton, Monteith
and Hawkins, The tug-of-war was
won by Belcher's tome, Tait's second.
The speeding contest was won by
Rost. King, Prouse and Murrey com-
ing second and third. Ars. Fred A1tu'-
ney won prize for ladies' fancy driv-
ing. The mile race, Beachom, Elliott,
Castleman. The hnndrecl yards dash
eDongall, McKay, Hiller. Fat
man's race -Sennet, Smith, Castle-
man. Obstacle race- Beachom,
Elliot t. Castleman. Relay race -Dean
Elliott,' Beachcnm. Entitling, hop,
step and jump -Belcher. Running
long julep -McKay, Belcher. Stand-
ing long jump -S. and 1'. Belcher,
Vault -McKay, Foster.
Just the Medicine you Need.
Your 0011)1• is bad, tongue is furred,
eyes are cul, appetite 1s poor, your
stomach needs tone, your iver needs
awakening. Try Dr. Hamilton's Pills.
In just one night you'll notice a differ-
ence, for Dr. Hamilton's Pills search
out every trace of trouble, You'll
eat, sleep, digest and feel a whole lot
better. You will gain in strength,
ni
have a clear complexion, experience
p
the joyof robust health. el To to1le
puri
yand enliven system there is
Nothing like Dr. Hamilton's Pills 25
cts. at all dealers.
McKillop
Edwin Bell took in the boat ride
from Goderich tx
Lo Detroit and return.
''
D. and Mrs. Crawford, sr., old resi-
dents of McKillop, but recently of
Walton, have gone On an extended
visit to their children in Manitoba
and Saskatchewan.
Miss Switzer, the excellent teacher
at Manley's school house, returned to
her home at Oraubrook last week.
She says she has sulne notion of tak-
iing 1t trip to Western Canada during
the holidays.
Mrs. W. Davidson left for an ex-
tended visit to relatives in Manitoba.
She was accompanied by her uncle
and aunt, John and Mrs :Morrison, of
Soafortl who purpose going through
to the Pacific coast
J. J. Irvine has been logging and
tnlderbrnshingg on his new place dur-
ing the last fortnight. He has now
forty acres cleared on the plane and
has never had either man or horse 'for
as much as an hour to help him at the
jib,
Mrs. McLean, who was formerly
Miss Alice Dundas, accompanied by
her little son, is visiting at the for-
mer's parents, John and hire. Dundas.
Mrs. McLeou's house is in Toronto and
her many friends here were pleased to
again meet her.
Wm. Holmes, formerly of McKillop,
must serve his sentence of two years
He was
for abduction.
Oen trttlt t
inthe
convicted and sentenced by the comity
judge of Huron County ou a
charge of
abducting Aland Hulley, daughter of
his house, whom he took from Sea -
forth to Guelph. The appeal was
made on the grounds that Holmes
was taking the girl Home to her
mother. A stated case. was submitted
as to whether it was a case of abduc-
tion. The question is answered in the
affirmative, and the conviction sus-
tained.
A book on Rheumatism, by Dr.
Shoop, of Racine, Vis., tells some
Plain truths, and in a plain and prac-
tical way. Get this booklet, tail a
free trial treatment of Dr. Shoop's
Rheumatic Remedy for some dis-
heartened sufferer 111 your Vicinity,
Make a grateful and appreciative
friend of some one who is discouraged
because of the failures of others t0
help him. Help ole to slake this test,
and 1'll oet'taiuly help your suffering
friend.
into Nor0rlll Schools and 133 of these
are also writing for ,Tumor IVi'atlieela•
thin
standing. Three others are writ-
ing on Junior ,Matriculation subjects.
Or. Clarence P, Thompson, whore -
turned. borne a few weeks ago from
Ban Francisco, lite slroeessftxlly passed
the final exarx1naticn of the 0110010
Medical Council. Ile purposes return-
ing West shortly,
The Listowel High School Board
have appointed two new teacher's, W.
L. MoMrllan, of Peel County, is are
pointed Science master at a salary of
$900 per annnm and Harold Poldon, of ,
Norwich is appointed to the lower '
form at salary of $050. The Board
has not as yet appointed a mathemat-
ical teacher,
John Bamford, who was appointed
valuator of the machinery, &took, etc„
of the Morris Piano Co's, faotorv,
handed in his report to the Council,
his valuation of the machinery and
other equipment being 810,070 and of
the new factory building, $12,784,
Making a total of $82,408, This ex-
clusive of the property and buildings
not destroyed by fire, the 11,111l assets
being something over $40,000. After
some discussion upon the valuation
put upon re -built machinery, it was
resolved that an advance of $14,000 be
made to Morris Piano (;o. on their
loan, under By -Law No. 584, in pur-
suance of the repot of the valuator,
John Bamford, appointed by Council,
elated June 28th, 1000.
Listowel
Rev. J. C. Pomeroy, B. A., of Kin-
cardine, will occupy the pulpit of the
Methodist church during the month of
July. '
Nearly a hundred people left the
Listowel 0. P. R,stat-ion nn the annual
Standard excursion to Toronto and
Niagara, -Falls and were joined by a
considerable number more at the vari-
nus stations along the line,
The 111d-Suunrtcr. Departmental
examinations aro in progress at the
High School. Ill, G. McDonald, of the
Listowel Public School is presiding
examiner, assisted by A. Torrance, of
Wallace and 1MJt'. Ratcliffe, of Atwood.
'ritere are 19 candidates writing for
First-class certificates whole or in part
45 candidates are writing for entrance
Are your Children "Oroupy R"
This trouble is deadly -must be
stopped quickly, nothing is so sure as
the Ner'vrltne Treatment. Give it in-
ternally, rub it on the throat and
chest, and then put on a Nerviline
Porous Plaster. The marvelous
power of Nerviline, both as a liniment
and in Plaster form, will surprise you.
For sore throat, coughs, colds, and
pleurisy alone, itis used by thousands
every day. Invaluable in the home,
especially for treating the minor ills
that all children are boned to catch,
Large bottles 25 Sts. each, Nerviline
Plasters same price, at dealers or N.
0. Polson & Oo., Kingston. Ont.
Fordwich
The following are the officers of the
Epworth League for the ensuing
term :-Hon. Pres., Rev. J. Ball ;
Pres., H. W. Laird ; let vice, S. G.
Gregg ; and vice, Miss Grace Ayles-
worth ; 3rd vice, Miss Penhall : 4t11
vice, Hiss Flossie Ball ; Supt. Jr. Lea-
gue, Airs. J. McKee ; Asst. Mrs. 0.
Schaefer ; Sec., Aliso Mattie Bunston
Tress.,• Elmer Fallis ; Organist, Miss
Norma Lowick ; Asst., Misses Melissa
Edwards and Elsie Severs.
The animal Meeting of the Ford -
with Union Weigh Scale Co. was held
in Brown's Hall. James Gibson was
appointed chairman and Wm. Wat-
ters acted as Secretary. After the
reading and approval of the last minu-
tes, A. McLaughlin, the director's
auditor, presented the financial report
showing the total receipts to be $249.-
64 and the expenditure $107.89, leav-
ing a balance of $81.75. The report
wits unanimously
1
i animousl y adopted The old.
board of diic,ct s
et A A Graham
EbnerI1a1lis and Alex Gibson, were
re-elected Wm Watters was re -ap-
pointed Secretary -Treasurer and T. G.
Shearer and Alex. McLaughlin, audi-
tors. It was decided to pay each
director and auditor a salary for their
of 70c. was de-
' fresA dividend
sea v
rlarocl Making'440 realized in divi-
dends on ainvestment of $1.50.
The directors were instructed to fence
the street and ulake.a yard, so that it
will he more convenient for those
shipping.
A failing tiny nerve -no larger than
the finest silken thread -takes from
the Heart its impulse, its power, its
regularity. The Stomach also has its
hidden, or inside nerve. It Was Dr.
Shoop who first told us it was wrong
to chug a weak or failingStoma
ch
Heart Kidneys, His prescription
--Dr, Shoop's Restorative -is directed
straight for the cause of these ail-
ments -these weak and faltering in-
side nerves. This, no doubt clearly
explains why the Restorative has of
late grown so rapidly in popularity.
Druggists say that those who test the
Restorative even for a fete days soon
become felly convinced of its wonder-
ful merit. Anyway don't drug the
organ. Treating the cause of sick-
ness is the only sensible and success-
ful way. Sold by all dealers.
Trowbridge
Miss Shier, of Toronto, is the guest
of Miss Mabel Tughen.
Mrs. P. Cosens is visiting her 8011,
Jared Cosens, of Stratford.
Mrs:
r
r t s: l� tildes Jackson left on Tues-
day
day morning of last week for Win-
ntM tes. J. A. Milhausen and little
daughters are visiting the for'mer's
parental hotue.
Mr. Irwin, lately from the West,
occupied the pulpit hast Sabbath even-
ing in the Methodist church.
John and Mrs. Ritter, of Milbank,
spent Sunday and Monday with the
latter's sister, Mrs. A. McLeod.
Mrs. Robt. Hamilton and family
left for Unity, Sask., where she will.
join her husband who left for there
some few months ago.
Mrs. McCormick, also B. McOol'-
nlick, were away last week attending
the marriage of Rev. R. J. McCormick
to Miss Eva A1. Godwin, of Parkhill.
A1cOon,Mlcic-GODWIN,-The Park-
hill Methodist Church was Wednes-
day of last week the scene of a pretty
wedding when Miss Eva May Godwin,
daughter of Bev. W. and Mrs. God-
win, was married to Rev. Johnston
llcOoi'miek. 13. A., pastor of the
Methodist Ohurch at Yarmouth The
church was beautifully decorated for
the occasion with marguerites and
white festooning and the edifice was
almost filled with the numerous guests
incl admirers of the popular bride.
The ceremony was performed by the
father of the bride and the wedding
music was played by Miss Kirkland,
of Galt. During the signing of the
register hiss Maud Robinson sang
v The bride wets
"The Haven of Love."
bean Wilily attired in an empire gown
of point d'espri over white taffeta
with trains aid the crowning veil and
wreath of orange binss0lns ; she was
given away by her brother, Orville
Godwin, of Washington. The brides-
maid, Miss Iietta Ricks, of Amherst,
burg, was gowned in pink taffeta silk
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The ASTORIA HOE 11111 MEN
we offer 10 per Dent off the price staxnped
on shoe by tnaxlui'aetnrer. The material
and workmanship 011 these slices are
sto'ietly the beet and this 1s an exception-
al chance to secure a high grade shoe at
a )'educed pride. 'We have them in
different widths of lusts' and different
shapes of toes, Would be pleased to
show you these goods. See our window
display this week.
Shoes of all kinds.
Trunks, Satchels, Lap Rugs, Harness.
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and black picture hat and both she 1
and the bride carried beautiful shower 1
boquets of roses. The best man was'
Benjamin McCormick, of Listowel,
and the ushers overt Dr. G. W. Racey,
Douglas Godwin and 'W. McCormick,
of Listowel. Guests were' present
from Goderich, Galt, Listowel, Am-
herstburg, Washington, D. C. ;
Kingsville, London, Malden and Flint,
Mich. After the wedding a reception
was held at the parsonage, Broad
street, where the guests sat down to a
delightful wedding breakfast. The
br'ide's table was prettily decorated in
pink and white and the guest tablas
in green and white. After a very
happy hour and short speeches anil
toasts the happy couple left on the
evening train, for Toronto and Mont-
real, whence they sailed for England
ou the S. S. Corsican. The presents,
which were both numerous and cost-
ly, bespoke the high esteem in which
the bride was held, and the best
wishes of the community wilt follow
her to her home.
Why Liquid Catarrh Remedies Fail.
They go direct to the stomach, have
very little effect on the linings of the
nose and throat, and entirely fail to
cure. Only by cleansing the air
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passages by relieving the iuflamuia•
Lion and killing the germs is care
possible. No combination of Antis-
eptics is so successful as C'atarxdxozpne.
In breathing it, you send the richest
pine balsams right to the seat of' the
disease. Irritating phlegm is cleared
out, hoarseness, coughing and hack-
ing are cured. For a pr,'nlament dere
for catarrh, nothing e,liils Cata49r-
ozone pleLs. and $1.110 at ill dealers,
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the error that all Flour is
lies in a
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alike. The u
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White Loaf family Hoer
The better baking and more
of it you can do with 1a sack or
barrel of our flour t,'i11 be a
revelation to you. We won't
have to ask 700 to try the sec-
ond time -you'll do that of
your own accord.
Remember we have 211 kinds
of Grain stria feed ii sack.
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Founded 1710 BI -Centenary 1910
Home Office : London, England
Canadian Branch, Sun Building, Toroaro
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WELL BRED STALLIONS
1909
1909
Kaplan 2.032 and Costumer
Will stolid for service this season at Lileir own stable
BRUSSELS.
,Baron Del Kaplan
a choice young Registered Roadster Stallion, whose tat clan) 15 1)eln1aroh ;
producers of speed . w ill
and dam. ],cion Wilkes ; gid dem, Jay Gould, allp I t , w
lake a limited number of nieces, Intending breeders should call and see
the horses for themselves.
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