The Brussels Post, 1912-1-25, Page 5BUSINESS toAiiUA,
K. 0. T. M.
Brussels Teut of the Etaooabow . No 21
held their Mellor Plantings to the Le Jet.
Room, Saeger Biooa, nu the 144 and 3r.i
'Paenday evenings of each month
A. BO , NES, Galli. welcomes.stBE
t ,1
WM.
SPENQE
CONVLYANUEE, AND ISSUER
of MARRIAGE LICENSE
Eke Ia the -Pest mace, Benet, 30.4
JOHN
HARRIS,
Agent Howiek Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
OBloo and Roetdenee-
WAL'rON, ONT,
JOHN SUTHERLAN
INeoaANoa,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
`fh S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
1 CMR, W111 sell for better prices, to
bettor. men in lees time and less Charges.
than any ether A uatioueer in East Huron or
be won't aherge anything, Daates and orders
aan always lie arranged at this office or by
pew oust applteation,
•
LEOA1 AND CONVEYANCING.
SINCLAIit-
VY•
M . Barrister, Boltohtor, Cauveyuneer,
Notary Ppb11o, •ho. Olaoe-B tewart'e Blook
'r door .Nor th-or fJoutral Hotel,
Bolloltor tar LbelMetropolitan Book.
pa0IIDFOOT, HAYS & KILLORAN
BARRIO HORS, BOLIOI.1`9RB, NOTARIES
PUHLIO,, ETC.
W. Pawn:1room, E O. Ir O. HAfo
J. L. 11ILL0RAN
Maw -Those formerly oeoapied by Masers
Camer0u k Holt,
GODoRIOa, OiY•ARI0,
ALLAN LINE
Royal Mail Steamers
ST. JOHN ANO HALIFAX TO
LIVERPOOL
Steamer From St, ,lohn From Halifax
Hesperinn January 19th ..Inn, 20th
Grampian February 2nd Feb, Std
Coraioan February 10th Feb, 17th
Hesporian February 241,11
BOSTON -PORTLAND TO
GLASGOW
Steamer Boston P'rtland
:Haitian .,,.,Jan, 18th
Numidlan-Feb. 1st
Soot an Feb.
8th
Ionian.. Feb. 15th
RATES OF PASSAGE
First Class 1 ive pool service...... S72.50
Second Class i " .,. 50.1,5
Second Close Glasgow service ••• 41. t'
Third Ohms, 580.25. 5"1 ''+ accords ,. •
er and service,
Full information as torates, ate., on appli a-
tion to
W. H. KERR,
A gent Allan Line, Brussels.
STRATFORD. ONT.,
i Our Mases.. are now larger than ever ti
i.A� before but we have enlarged onr quart- g
i
ere and we have roma for a few more •7, students. You may enter at any time.
We have n staff of nine experienced in-
struotors and our com•ses are the best. 17
Our graduates \
eN at taeteo Thin 8
g hs we k
7a
three recent ec t rndunEes InPm•nt,
d s
l tdmt they hove positions paying 506, $70 7,
t0 and 5125 per month. We hove three de-. V
partments - Commercial, Shorthand
end Telegraphy.
Write Por our free
l 'condo htnP IIUw.
� B. A. McLAOHLAN, Principal.
.,5. etiy WATA 't,"ANJe ri: ,.J.
� .ems. ,a e..o. ,t o o w� wt�.
b..+1. ,1t.�0,
IRUPTURE
Cured
At your home without
pain, danger or operation;
My method will cure ap-
parently hopeless cases no
matter what your age is
or how long ruptured.
Why wait until your rup-
ture becomes
upturebecomes strangulated
when you can be cured ?
Do not wait - fill in coupon
Age 'l'inhe •Rtip ......
Single or Double
Name
Address
and return to
J. S. SMITH
88 Caledonia at.
Dept, A Stratford, Ont.
Medicines that aid nature area al-
ways most effectual, Chamberlain's
Oough Remedy acts on this plan,. It
allays the cough, relieves the lunge,
o i n
of s the secrothohs
and aids nature
p t tr
:,
in orethe
Y
statm6 system to a healthy
condition. Thousands have testified
to its superior excellence. Sold by all
dealers,
..•.•.aamevucseortmslw.+y:ea�a �ywm u.agyte�u.z.:uyv.
Business Cards
EASY TO GET RIO Of DANDRUFF
BERTHA ARMSTRONG MISS E R HA AR TR
Dandruff IU all t down
a suntnea'tlh
4 U
Studio at Carter's Maxle Store, on
edoor North of little itv
ishgerms o
v microbes. 11
Toaohor of PlanO roots ofYuht haltthere id a vast twiny
4 the Standard Bank, Brussels 5.02
MISS PERLE SHAI5PE
as passed miceesafully her second exumine-
,u tPisnutor e Deportment f the To•
T Of the 4 D 0
opo Conservatory of Mum,and is preparedn
rnd
10 take poplin her henna, Princessstreet. s Visits Ethel Friday nand
etulday oecab
week,
DR, T. T. M, RAE
isohelor of Nedieino, University of Toronto ;
.doenttuto and Graduate of the College of Pity
felons and Surgeons, Ont, ' Post -graduate
htoago Eye, Eno., Nose and Throat Hospital,
ihicnKo, Ill. Ez•House Surgeon to St, Miele
as Hospital, Toronto.
Otilce over N, R. Smith's Drug Store, Tele -
;hone connection with Cranbreok at all hours.
OR. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL, ONT.
hysleian and Surgeon ; Post Gradunte courses
London (Eng.), New York and Chicago Hos-
pitals. Specie! attention to disease of eye, ear,
nose and throat. Eyes tested for glosses.
DR. HAMILTON
Dental Burgeon
Honor Graduate Dental Department, Toronto
University ; Licentiate of Royal College al
Dental Surgeon for
Surgeona, v a c onto. clime in Smith
Bleak rnoently vnuated by Dr, Fetid.
DR. WARDLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night calls. Office opposite
Flour 50111, Ethel,
Gisa8fU Rammer
BRUSSELS
GOING SOUTH GOING NORTH
Anil 7:07 a mExpress . 10:56 a
,Express 11:25 a no ( m
Nall 1:50' p no
Express 2:66 p m Express 8:52 p m
WALTON
To Toronto To Goderich
Express 7:41 a m I Express 11;87a m
Express 2:57 pmExpress 7:55 p m
WROXETER
Going East 7:05 a. m. and 8:55 p. m.
Going West - 12:48 and 9:47 p. m.
All trains going East connect with 0 P. R. at
Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T
G. B. stations.
EO. ALLAN Agent.
G Local
gurai Stbas �t.erns
HURON Old Boys of Toronto will hold
their annual At Home on Friday. Febru
art: 23, in the Temple Building.
GODERICH has decided to adopt the
pansy as the floral emblem of the town
THE POST thinks they should have chosen
the daisy.
When given as soon as the croupy
cough appears Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy will ward off an attack of
croup and prevent all danger and
cause of anxiety. Thousands of
mothers use it successfully. Sold by
all dealers.
LSSA VALE the speedy mare form
erlyowued by P.Scott, B s
of i sal h
u ha
: -
been winning purses at Toronto and
Ottawa in ice racing. She is now the
.property of Alderman McBride, of Tor-
onto, and is a good one in her class.
Do you know that fully nine out of
every ten cases of rheumatism are
simply rheumatism of the xriuscles due
LO cold or damp, or chronic Then.
matism, and require no internaltreat-
ment whatever? Apply Ohamber.
Ruin's Liniment freely and see how
quickly it gives relief. Tot sale by
all dealers.
FAIRS As10011,t•ION To MEET. -The
Outano Association of Fairs and Ex•
hnbitions will hold its 'twelfth auntie
Convention in the City Hall, Toronto,
Feb.7and 8,
when representatives esentatives rro
o
all districts
in the Provence including
New Liskeard, Parry Sound, and eve
the disloyal town of Kenora, are expect
ed to be present. Hon. Martin Burrell,
Dominion Minister ot . Agriculture ;
Hon,. S. Duff,alio Minister ut
Agriculture ; President. Harrison of
Macdonald. College, Quebec, and Profes
sors Zavitz and Day of the O. A. C. wit
give addresses, John Farrell, of Forest,
will,introduce the question of increnseu
Federal and Proviucial grants to Agri
culture, and numberof changes in th,
rules and regulations of Felts will be
'suggested by George
Raikes of Barrie
Geo. Robb. and A. C. Dames will rep
resent Last Huron Society.
GOOD ADVICE FOR HOCEEYiers.--
D01NG '
r, Play clean hockey.
2. Keep 0nthe ice,
3, Play your position.
4. Play -combination.
5. Play the puck (torwards),
6. Keep behind the puck.
7. Be aggressive.
8. Aiweysplug.
g,' Always boost:
ro. Check back like fiends,
tr. Have confidence in your team mates
oz,11'fake perfect care of yourself,
13. Never give up,
14. Be, gentlemen.
NOT DOING
r. Do not play dirty.
z. Do not be ruled off.
3. 'Doinotui•oam•
4, . Do not be selfish.
:5. 1)o not:lose your temper,'
6. Do.not be offside.
'8Do not be careless.
. Do not loaf. e 8
g. Do not knock.
Ie. tlo notiargue with the referee. .
it. Do not have a grouch.
re. Do not smoke, etc.. eta, etc.
13. Do not let up.
14. (, Do notbelate,
FINED FOR SELLING TEA WITHOUT
LICENSE.. -That will teach Min to em-
ploy a lawyer next time," said Chancel.
for Boyd at Osgoode, Hall, Toronto,
Friday morning, when he decided tha
James L. Corcoran, a wholesale tea
merchant, of Stratford, must pay his
own costs, although getting back $too
of the $o5o fine imposed on
Corcoran in Heosall, Huron. An agent
of Corcoran's sold tea without a license,
and Corcoran was summoned on a single
charge. When he respunded, he was
tried on three charges . for three 5ale8
made on the sante day, Corcoran was
v �
Without R lawyer, evidently and he was
Hued toe $85o. instead of $So, the col
stable getting half $75. The $Ica Was
chopped off in Chambers and must be
And this atUry ueveo sleeps ; It
Wages tt wan' of destruction night and
duty. It destroys 1bo nomlehmtnot
that the bruin must have 111 meter to
.
grow vigorously and wbuitdwut)
K K Y
y
PARISIAN SAGE now sold all over
Canada v'tl destroy Y these germs and
at the saute time ftlrnish the hair
roots with just the proper tlnuz•tsh-
meut to make hair grow luclt'aus and
luxuriant.
PARISIAN SAGE le gnaranteed by
Jas. Pox W banish dandruff, slop
fulling hair x11111tchiwgscalp or uuroey
back. It is a deliglxttul hair dressing},
that wins instant favor with refined
women. Sold for only 50 cents a largo
bottle by Jas. Fox and druggists
everywhere. Mel with Auburn hair
ou every cartoon and bottle.
refunded to Coroorau but when
costs wore discussed it was directed that
each person should pay his own, -.
Constipation is the cause of many
ailments and a iisnrcters,,that make life
miserable. lake Chain berlai n's
Stomach and Liver §Tablets, keep
your bowels regular' and •you will
avoid these diseases. For sale by all
dealers.
STATIONERY FOR FARn0EHs,-As the
years go by it is ples5ing to note that
more farmers write letters on priuted
letterheads and have their cards on their
envelopes. 1t was once thought no one.
could do this unless lie was engaged
u the production of some specialty, or
breeding some pure blood farm stock.
No one believes that now, Let , the
farm be named, and then give that with
he name of the owner and his post -
office address, and the business is done,
The cost of printing is trifling in cop
par)so n with its benefits. 4sk THE Poser
what neatly printed paper and envelopes
will cost,
No WILD OATS POUND. -Arrange.
meats are being made by J. Lockie Wil-
son, Superintendent of Agricultural and
Horticultural Societies, for agricultarsl
societies to purchase quantities of
pedigree ree banner oats from a farm-
er in Carleton county. whose grain has
been carefully watched by the Canadiau
Seed Growers' Association, It is sug-
gested that the secretary of each society
should communicate with Mr. Wil-
son or his department at the Parliament
Buildings. L. 11 Newman, of Ottawa,
Secretary of the Canadian Seed•Grotvers'
Association, has promised that he or
some of his staff will see that all grain is
properly bagged and sealed and a tag
will be attached to each bag, with Full
instructions as to the best methods of
cultivating. It is expected that by this
means, as well as through the influence.
no the standing field crop competitions.
Ontario will come to be known as the
place where the best seed in the Domin.
•on can he procured. Much gratifica
leo isFelt byIt
the Department over the
p
fa that year
fact tl t t S nis the first since the
standihe Held crop competitions w
e
re
started in 1507, in which the expert
judges have been unable to discover a
atingle seed of wild oats in all the large
exhibit of was at the Guelph Winter
Fair.
• McKillop
Reeve Goveulock is attending. the
Co. Oounol at Goderich tide week.
Sliss l izahl•'Ih Eckart returned io
Si. Jo-eph's Convent, Toronto, to i.e-
.:110w her "ltt,hee. •
J O'Loughlin purchased one of J
.1. Irvine's 1181118, which he intends
,coving to his premises in the near
I u lure.
,firs. Alex. Godkin is here from
Alberta on a visit to relatives in Lhe
Bast. She has been h (' in theh'
West&tit
,umbel' of years.
Mrs. Sarah Hewitt and her sister
were renewing acquaintances around
Lead bury. While in this vicinity
they 001
S J. and the guests of J. un l
J c Mrs.
41e(r}avin.
A musical and t literary euterl•aiu-
ineut will be (held du Oaklee's hall in
Winthrop Friday evening, January
2011, malar the auspices of School
Seolinn.No. 10. •A well. arranged 910 -
grain:. of recitations, • dialogues and
drills by tihe scholars aud' others will
be given,
]til
OKILLOP PIRA .INSURANCE CD (iGdr-
PANY-Tlhe annualfinancial Statr-
,nt ntof the ticlCillop Mutual Eire In-
-utanctr Cumpauy has " been issued.
PI1ia shows It total 151eufbership 1,2
1.988 1' 110101rty 11(8111 0(1 valued
at 438,598,140, The prohuinm uotea
amount to $141.487, The tt4yessm01108
eo,t('et,'d for 1911 ant, nntited III $6,988.-
85. There was point in ]oases for the
verb the sum of $4,484,45 The heavi-
est lossee
eavi-estlossee tve•e: Pat ick •O'Rourke,
barn and cotrtelis, $2,000 ; Ida Snell,
barn anti contents, $1,600; Jauu's
Skinner, house and ao0Leots, $500,
And now for 1912
NITTTTT'ar r
We want to make this, our tenth year
in the Agency business,
The BaonerYear
And if selling only
Goods of Superior Merit
Guaranteed as Represented
and at Prices
Always in Buyer's Favor
counts for anything with you, dear
remit% we will have your heo•ty no-
opet'alion in making this ii• peottable
year to bo yet. and .eller alike,
We wish one and 161l the very hest
that is in this preaont'i'ea' and those
to come, also to thank you for past
patronage and beg to remind you that
we will id ways do onr very best to
make your midtinn,tnce with ns
Worth Your While.
N.S
.Mctauchlin
AGENT, 131IUSSELS.
FTER
SUFFERING
YEARS
Cured by Lydia E. Pink-
ham'sVegetableCom ound
Fox ()reek, VegetableCompound
a N.B.-" T have always
had pains In the loins and a weak-
ness there, and
often after my
meals m y food
would distress me
and cause sore-
ness. Lydia 1.
Pinkham'sVegeta•
bis Compound has
done me much
good. Tam strong-
er, digestion is bet-
ter, and I can walk
with ambition. I
have encouraged
many mothers of
families to take it as it is the best rem-
edy in the world. You can publish this
in the papers. ' - Mrs. . WraLrAac
BouRquE, Fox Creek, N.B., Canada.
The above is only one of the thou-
sands of grateful letters which are
constantly being received by the
Pinkham Medicine Company of Lynn
Mass., which prove beyond a doubt that;
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound, made from roots and herbs,
actually does cure these obstinate dis-
eases of womenf r allother means
m ana
have failed, and that every such suf-
fering woman owes it to herself to at
least give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
ble Compound a trial before submit-
ting to an operation, or giving up
hope of recovery.
Mrs. Pinkhtsm, of Lynn, Mass.,
a
invites all 1 Bick women to write
her foguided
advi ee. She has gu fed
thousands to health and her
advice is free.
All the others ranged from ,$5 up to
$150. The year opened with a balance
of $1,280 in the treasury and closed
with a cash balance of $5.702 anti no
liabilities.
Fite Your Case Exactly
You know how you feel, -blue, sickly
and heavy. Erich morning you waken
in a dull, "dopy" condition and wish it
were nigh. agaiu Your liver is wrong
and needs fixing with De. Htuuiltw i'e
Pills ; they do cure all liverills. At
once the system is relieved of poisons,
blood is enriched and purified, appetite
increases n
s and digestion
picks p
rru .
Health and vigour return because Dr,
Hamilton's Pills snake the body proof
against weakness and disease. For
some Ryer, your kidneys, your stem -
ludo, for the sake of your lodks and
feelings. try Dr. Hamilton's Pills, 25c.
at any dealers.
Bluevale
Robert Galbraith has gone to reside
in London.
Mrs..fames Nichol, of E'm'nberry, is
improving steadily at her home.
The anoinal meeting of Knox Pres-
byterian church will be held an Jan.
261 h.
Robert Maxwell, of Leatrtingtnn,
visited with his patents, Eobt. and
Sirs. Maxwell, sen., recently.
Miss Agates Miller, of Jamestown, is
visitir her nn ,
1 ales 7 he rna
s and F m
g V .
liebdei sun, of the Bluevale road.
Jack Hawkins, of Boissevain, Mani-
toba, is visiting at the twine of his
sister, Mts..Artlhur Wheeler, num-
ber'
George Greenaway and Wrn. Haney
have taker the contract for putting in
the ice for the Bluevale Cheese and
Butter Company.
Minton
PouL7RY Snow.- The Poultry
Shute which wits held here last week,
wasio
t tae well
patronized astweed,
p t is a,
owing to the impassable condition .of
the roads. The birds that were shown
were however• an exceedingly fine Int.
Entries were unule•mus from Mitchell,
Goderich, Seafnrt11, Hensall and
tVin
n ham. 'u • ,
The 10101 tit. t f
the
K J
Mprizes were won ub hleuatdl exhibitors
essrs" Bengough, Suallieeand J. W.
Ortwein were heavy winners with
Iifty•,fine birds. Among the prize.
winners were the followinfr, : F. I3en-
g,ough, special fur White Wyandottes.
Li', W. Sioallice, special for Wyandot
les. J. W. Ortweiu won 11 Hilts, 4
seconds and 8 thirds for White Silver
and Huff 4VyandoItes ; a special prize
for the best collection of White Rocks,
Constipation is the
root of many forms of
sickness and of an
endless amount of
human misery.
Dr. Morse's
Indian
Pills,
,
thoroughly tested b.
S y Y
over fifty years of use
leave been proved a
safe and certain cure
for constipation and
all kindred troubles.
Trthem.
i.
25c. a box.
11151 a special for White Wyandottes, net amount in force at the close of the
Be hada
The Ch third largest Mr. year entry. of S3,995,273: 7
Y ,� 5. Ibe P1•ezn iun
i
The
Will E4SOXPO
he torturing aches of ocrrle, 1310
Ilic,lnutt, of Iotonto, did the juclg- ;mime held b the.eompauy alnottht. prepared, -the only potation? egi'o ie
Ing. ' ed to $190,708,75 with an unassessed Putnam's Corn Extreetor. Fifty years
• residue of 131131,678,79 awl that, the in use and absolutely guaranteed
peroses 15005989. and had a cash bahtneo,
on hand of 9664. Oe
r
$ 7 toun-
collected 4x7.84 ofun
%
collected wssessruenta. Oil 111(.1101.1 it
was resolved t0 it'
Isar t
a isolated 1 ttecl scthow 1
houses in future. James 11. Thonp-
t
'sun and Alex, , uc uSimpson were w 1 ,'
rf-
ed Auditors 1
u 1s fnr '.
1912,,
Jas. Moffitt, t . of
Logan, was re -appointed director. to'•lire lnultiai icor au invest -
complete S. R, lamrnoncl's unexpir` melt that will bring you
ed term, John Me0loy, Time. E.
Fordwioh
Mr. and Mre, Leatherdale, of Bran-
don,have been h vision her father,
,
Re, J Boll, Oil Springs..
Animal meetingof slhareholders of
Fordwicli Cheese and Butter Co., was
held in the Cheese Fatetor'y, Jan. 4th,
I Notwithstanding the severe cold a
large 'minber were present, J. A,
Patterson was chosen chairman, and
Ford Cooper, Secretary. The usual
eolith of business was gorse over.
The Auditor's Report Showed the 0o.
to be in good financial standing. The
mortgage whish was on the property
has been paid off and a balance on
hand of $65.17. A new board of Dir.
ectoes was elected namely, S. Brick-
er, M. Lennard, M. Aldrich, H. Al-
brecht and Daniel Iiauffrnan. A very
hearty vote of thaulks was tendered
)tit. Damon for his faithful services in
connection with the factory. Mr.
Daum intends moving 8tyn3. M. Al.
illicit was appointed salesman and
John Weber Auditor. The newly
sleeted Direeetarsmet in Kurtzv'lie on
Saturday, Jan. 18th and appointed
S. Bricker, President ; M. Leonard,
Secretary ; S. Bricker, Treas.
Barely Lived Through it
A terrible experience had Edw. J.
O'Connor of Sault Ste. Marie. "Ftorn
boyhood" be writes "1 have been a Con -
Stall t sufferer from asthma and catarrh
My nose and throat wasalways stopped
Up and I had droppings in the throat.
When attacks came on I thought I
couldn't live through the night. I
would sit up, gasp for breath and en-
dure distress. Oatarrhozone made
Inc entirely well." No stronger proof
is required. Asthma is curable, so is
w,tal'rh. Use "Oatarrhnzone" and
your recovery is guaranteed, Two
sizes, 25c. and $1.00 at all dealers.
Atwood
Oheia, Elson took possession of the
bake strop last week.
W. G. and Mrs. Inglis and daugh-
ter left last week for Los Angeles,
California.
Alarge hound came to grief on the
railroad track when the morning ex-
press, was going through,
Sons of Scotland will hold tiheir
annual At Home and Concert in the
music hall, Atwood, Thursday even-
ing Jan. 25tH.
Mrs. 0. H. Fullerton, of New Lis-
keard attended the Golden Wedding
of her father and mother, L. and Mrs.
Pelton, last week.
Thos. Hamilton, traded his farm on
the 8th con., \Vest for the livery barn,
owned by Mr. Morrison. Mr. Hamil-
ton took possession at once.
R. 101. and Mrs. Ballantyne left on
Wednesday morning for Saskatoon,
Sask., with the intention of residing
there if suited with the place.
When buying a cough medicine for
children bear in
mead t n
h tI
Cha nbe•-
lain's Cough Remedy is most effectual
fou colds, croup and whooping cough
and that, it contains no harmful drug.
For sale by all dealers.
Goderich
Feank Smith is again to wield the
baton for the 88td Regiment band. J.
B. Hunter, who was bandmaster last
year, has resigned.
An order has been made by the Do-
minion Board of Railway Commis-
sioners for inter -switching between
the Grand Trunk and Oanadian Pact -
Railways at Goderich.
Thos. A. Hawkins, of Jamestown,
N.Y., wasa visitor in town during
P
the dst week.
He is a for ,
mer Port
Albei 1 boy, and was home attending
the funeral of his loather, the late
Mos. Geo. Hawkins.
Jas. B. Hawkins, who has been in
thenI several est for
W w autos beau ht
the remains of his mother, months,
died
at Brandon, Man., home for burial at
Prince Albert, J. B. bas decided to
locate permanently at Edmonton.
Goderich is to have the military
catitp again this year. A promise to
this effect has been emu ed by E. N.
Lewis; 14I. P., from lion. Sam. Hughes,.
M Mister
u hes,-
Minister of Militia, the only condition
bring that suitable arae ements to
the s ttisfactien n' Col. gg
a t0 .Hod i
g na, D. O.
0., can be made.
Mrs. 0. W. Mitchell. wife of the
former proprietor of the Ottawa Free
Press brother of the senior member
of the Stift died very suddenly in
Ottawa Tuesday night ot last week,
She was taken suddenly ill while at-
tettditig an amateur performance at
tihe Unitarian Church, and succumbed
in an ambulance just as she reached
home, She was bolo in Toronto, tie
dtutghte of Alex.. Jacques, 08 years
ago. She is survived by a large
fondly. The funeral took place on
Monday.
Though the local option bylaw fail-
ed by at narrow margin on New Year's
Day, the local license -holders are not
yet out of the woods. The large uha-
jnrity given in favor of the bylaw
which was defeated only by the three-
fifths requirement, together with
other eir•calustanoes wt thin their
knowledge, convinced the workers for
local prohibition that they should not,
allow another three years to elapse
without making an effort to curb the
!Moor traffic in GOdel•inbL They have
decided to go before the tooth council
with a .petition for the reduction of
the number of liquor licenses issued
fa' this town to Pouf. Nine licenses
are now in effect -eight for hotels and
one foo a shop.
Elms fire Insurance Co.
1'he annual meeting of the policy
holders of the Elmo, Fawners' Mut-
ual Fire Insurance Company was
held in the Agrielillur'al hall, Atwood,
Tuesday, Jan., 16th. A fair attend-
an:e of members being present,
11ngh Richmond wax appointed
Ohan'nlan and J. 11. Hammond Sec'
retool of meeting. Minutes of last
annnat meeting t'eltd and confirmed.
Diet •Lor,
C 9 and alp '
chtnrs' reports Were
read and
adoMed shnrvin
tont 485.
policies had been issued in 1911 rep-
resenting risks to the aimount of
:31,270,810, the ailment of cancelled
and expired 0005 131,140,845 leaving it
' cuulpany had aid for losses wrhd ex
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Shearer and 3. 12. Baker were elected
Directors I'm, ensuing term. At the
directors meeting fon organization D.
B. Grieve was appniuted President,
J. S, Gowan vice -Pres. and J. R.
IIttlnnmond Sec., and Treas., for 1912.
Applications for insurance were ac-
cepted amounting to $95,150.00.
Meeting adjourned till Tuesday, Feb.
16111, to meet at the usual time and
place, -J. R. Hammond, Secy.
large retut•ns write for
pariiollara about Calgary
and Athabaska Landing.
Alberta °farms also for sale.
H. R. •BREWER
Ileal Estate Broker
1174 Boulevard N. W,
Calgary, Alta.
Blanket
Your
Horses
The Cold Weather
Demands it
And come to us for your Blankets. Prices away down
and large assortment to choose from. Also Robes,
Wool Rugs, Bells, Trunks and Satchels,
Bargains is Felt and Winter
Boots, Shoes, Slippers, &c.
We want to clear all Winter goods out, which accounts
for the big reductions in prices we are now giving.
no -A11 accounts must be closed by cash or note before the end of this
month or they will be put in otihee hands for collection.
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be known as the PRYNE MILLING Co.
We desire to thank our patrons for their business with ••
us.in the past and assure you of the best attention and +•
courtesy in the future. We think we have served you •
well and if you have not done business with us yet we
would ask you to try a sack of our Flour or bring us
your Chopping, or perhaps you are wanting Feed.
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Confined to His Home for Weeks.
"Heavy work, severe straining and evil habits in youth brought on
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severe and I was often laid up for a weel: at a Limo, Diy faintly
physician foldout* an operation was my only hope -but I dreaded it,
1 tried several specialists, but soon found out all they wanted was my
money. I oommouced to loch upon all doctors as little Lotter than
rogues, Ono day my bees asked m0 toby I was off work- 5o much and
1 told him my condition. Iiaadvised mete consult Drs. Kennedy &
Kennedy, es he hadt_lcen treatment from theme himself and knew
they wore square and elf lful. I wroto thein and got Trim NEW
Norsoo TREAT:XENT. 11fy.prorress was somewhat slow and dun•1ng
the first month's treatment I was somewhat discouraged. However,
01oontlnnedtreatment for three months longer and was rewarded
with a complete curb. 10001d only earn Sia a week in a machine
shop before treatment, now I n m earning ,522 and never loose a day.
I wish all Sufferers knetwof your valuable treatment.
HENRY C. S.00UST.
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