The Brussels Post, 1912-11-7, Page 5I
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BUSINESS CARDS.
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MoORA.CKEN-
Issuer of Marriage Lieenoes, 01•
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x oary,2urnborry street, Brunets,,
K. O. T. M.
13rnoeels ;Tent of the Mneoa00eo, rvu. 24
bold their regular meetings in the Lodge
Hoorn, .bunker Sleek, on the lot and 3081
luo,.doy evenings of 0000 month
A, 80 •1 EA4iicUo e,tvnyd A MoOD1131., 18.
WM. SPENCE
CONVEYAIOEE AND ISSUER
or MARRIAGE LICENSEbi
lmee 80 the Post Wilco, Ethel. Sea
JOHN SUTHERLAND
1NBUneaaai
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
S. SCOTT AS AN AUOTION-
i . NEIL will sell for better prises, to
better men, in 1e88 time and loss °barges
than any other Auotluneer in East Huron or
he won't °barge anything, Dates and orders
tan always be arranged at this office or by
„it: mom:A applioation,
;,14iAL AMU CUNVEYAN(INU.
'\I . M SLNOLAIR-
Harrioter, l8olloitor, Uoaveyanoer,
doLary 1'ubno, kc, tllfioe-8 lewarVo Brook
1 door North of Central Hotel,
Solicitor (or the Metropolitan Sauk.
pttOUDTOOT, HAYS & ]iiLI.ORAN
-IA It(title ERB 801,IUI''OE8, NOTARIES
I'USLIU, ETU,
W. ra000rooe, K. O. R 0, HAIM
J. L. KILLoltAN
Offl000-Those formerly ooauptod by Messrs
Cameron de Holt,
(roose:on, 08a'A1uc,
ALLAN LINE
Royal Mail Steamers
St: Lawrence Season
` M')NTREAL TO LIVERPOOL
T. '2.8.8,' Victorian" end "Virginian"
T. et. S. erunieten" and "Corsican"
Settings every Friday
MOVTREAL TO GLASGOW
(e. 8, S. "Grampian" and "Hosporian"
T. 8. 8. "Smmdinevh,u" and 'Protorinn"
Sailings ivory Seturdny
T J HAVRE & LONDON
Service of moderate prided one class cabin
II l) steamers.
8ni111190 every Sunday
Trull information A9 10 rates, .'io., on oppll :K-
M= to
W. H. KERR,
Agent Allan Ida°, Bruosels,
Get the Best ! It Pays !
6
Among the many positions nal• Col. i"t
lege hes recently filled were two worth
$1103 and 98500. We ere ROWtrying to
fill one at $1000. Demand for our grad.
eateo'is fully five times our supply.
ELLIOTT -
` TORONTO, ONT.
'aiso Business Oollogo of tho llluheat
q
grade. Several former stud erste of Q
0 -
other Oellogoo are now in attendance OA
It lava to got a business etlucnthin if
you got it in the right School.
;� Write for. catalogue, 19ncor now.
'4dor. Young and t W. J. ELLIOTT,
.6 Ais:wider Sts. 1 Principal.
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WILL You
0/(i/C"7/is.ENTRAL
0
OTRATFORD.ONT,
Write 01: the lenge 11 w l !mini
of
yoschool, and you will l the ]rote %
You' yo succeed. l It will rho, Feat . Re
0110 Yon to decide if you will nuc- .p
rood.
Wo artlearn
p A :And Mite ill ,andWWe
ppayingany and 700per caions 1' d help have lame atoll 1 apply. for solep
tieh. en teoourt supply. The best
time to offer our ohie NOW
Write
enoe, Por. our free ree ontnloguo 1.t
4 D. A. McLAOHLAN, Principal.
(, it n'E.04%Y YL7 t>Zy v,y,v 'y„'9 V55'
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Winter T rm-
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Calle e
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W. Ha LOVE
Funeral Director
and Embalmer
I Orders promptly and care.
full attended to night or
Y 6
Qtty.hon
1 e 22.S.
ETHEL ONT
s O'mrT1"V'TTT'-,'7T•
Business Oards
DR. T. T, NI, RAE
Bachelor of Medicine, University of Toronto ;
Licentiate and Graduate of the. College of PIly-
sruians std Surgeons, Ont. • P008 -graduate
Ohroo90 Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital,
Uhim,go,11L Ex -House Surgeon to St. Mich-
nel's idespilal, Toronto,
Olfoo over F. R. Smith's Drug Stora. Tele-
phone oolmeetlon with O1•0nbrook at all hours,
DR. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL, ONT.
Physician and Surgeon ; Post Graduate courses
London 119119.1, Now York and Chicago Hos-
pitals, Special attention to disease of eye, ear,
nose and throat. Eyes tested for glasses,
DR. WARDLAW
Honor graduate 01 the Ontario Veterinary
Oollege. Day and night calla. Of2oe opposite
trlour Mill, Ethel,
MA DE
U C. BRYAN'S
S
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Porsonal gradm,to Department of Ophthal-
mology, MoUoradok Medical Oullego, Uliien9o,
111., is prepared to test eyes
an tit &lames at
her office over Grower's Restaurant, Brussels,
on Thursday, O'riday and Baturdny of every
week, Mee hours 10 to 12 8.ln, and 1 to 0 p.
m. In Toronto, at 71'' Bpnditia aye . 1•elllalrld•
er of time. Phone 1219
GlertirnA Tomo &"f ', z Flo w a2 r
BRUSSELS
GOING 800081 GOING NORTH
011).81 7:07 a in Express 10;55 a m
Express.,,..,... 11:2o a In 01,811 1:50 p 111
Express 2:55 p m Express 8:52 p In
WAL o
T N
To Toronto To Godorich
Exproas 7;11. n 1.1 1 Express 11:55 e m
Express 2:57 p 1.l I Express ......... 8:40 p in
WROXETER
Going E&At - 7:05 a. ,n, and 8:55 p. 1.l.
Going West - 1'2:40 and 0:47 p.m.
All trains going East 001881eet with 0.2.11. at
Ornn9eville for Owen Sound, Elora and 2
G. S. stations.
GEO. ALLAN, Local Agent.
gout Reins gums
Toe 1st of November gave us the first
touch of Winter for this season and the
fall of snow muddied up the roads con.
siderably.
A 65 Foos' smoke stack has been pur-
chased by I. T. Wood`tor the Excelsior
Factory. It costs money to run a busi-
ness these days.
BALANCE OF YEAR. Fa9E.-As a special
inducement to new subscribers THE
POST will be seat to any address in
Canada or the British Empire until
January 1, 1914, for fel paid in advance.
The boy's apperite is often the
source of amazement. If yon would
have such an appetite bake 011aulber-
laitr's Tablets. They not only 080111e
a healthy appetite, but strengthen the
stomach and enable it to do its work
naturally. For sale by all dealers.
WALKERTON Herald says :- All the
temperance people in Walkerton wou' 1
join the hotel -keepers in one grand
rally for booze if all the beverage were
put to the same use as that which John
Korulann, of the Hartley House here,
did with a flash of w11i9kev last week.
It was while returuing In his auto from
the L,iefso wedding in Brant at a late
hour of the night that the lights on
John's car went out for mut of water
In the carbonator, As the bight was
too dark to proceed and there was no
100008 to be had, the - situation seemed
desperate until one of the -p88111' pro-
duced a flask of whiskey ft•nte his pocket.
This was poured on the carbide and pro.
dueed a beautiful light that guided the
party home. While booze has put many -
a man astray this was probably the first
time it was ever used to pilot itiln a
right.
"'There could be no better medicine
than Ohamberlaic's (Dough Remedy;
My children were all siclt with whoop-
ing cough. One of theta was ill bed
with a high fever g eve 881.(1 was coughing
up blood. Our doctor Remedy
them
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
the first dose eased 1110m sed three
battles cured them," n
edG eau •
says Mrs. R, A.
Donaldson, of Lexington, 1'iiss. For
t sale by all dealers.
Iseec FlezrATrucx 1i/he 1 :G.- The
Winnipeg Free Press says of a former
Brusselite, whose photogravure was
also given :-"Missing slues Sept, loth
Isaac Fitzpatrick, 5f Birtle, is. believed
by his wife and friends to have met with
foul play, as lie had i5t400 nu his parson
when lie left Winai e
p > for Lemberg,
Sask. Mr. Fitzpatrick Was 45 years of
age, weighed 16o lbs. was 5 ft. 8 in. tell,
had dark hair, and sandy moustache,
freckled face, and wore a dark gray
suit and black soft hat and brown boots.
Besides his wife be has a little daughter,
and twobrothers, s one in Deaver, the
other in California, ' Bi
F rile friends have
been inquiring all along the S.irkella
branch of the C. P. R. for news of the
missing man but have failed to "tree
him beyond' Abernethy V V t WO stations
East of Lemberg his destination, where
lie intended buying out a bakery and
octrfeotionerv, Ile was recognized en
the train neat' Abernethy ; but io
not known to have left the train be.
tweet there and Lemberg, nor at
Lemberg. As he had sect) a large sum
of money on him, it is feared Ile has
met with foul play for the was never
away for so long without communicating,
with his friends, He wee not addicted
to liquor in any wile, and, was indus'1'iotl3
and careful of his family, For four
months this Summer he worked at
Rainy River for an man 'named Zwags-
tra, while looking for a minable invest
meat for his money. He finally learned
of the business at Lemberg. and star1er!
for there without communicatingwith
the intending vendor. The lattewho
has been ea'lori upon f n' information
stud 1101 hoard of Mr, Fitzpatrick et a11.'1
8. eommencesoa Monday, November 2nd,
Write for free eatnlo9ue and portion-
bs 1(0x0 to
EDWIN O. MATTH.EYl
8.
Prin. A
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Just Where Tho Danger Lies
In 318188y catarrh snuffs, chorine is
the largely flood 988gtedieut ; i11 colse-
8 ((u0e.th88 dente habit may be formed,
C0 tie Leanly nosed of cm Uteri), Lo do 80
quinIt1 $Itft•ly and lel eltsllntly, doctors
Day (Jatlyrrh82on0 1$ superior' to any
oth01L'Oined.y. It heals sore places,'
stops disohetge8 pl'events hawking,
spieeing and had breath -doth$ this by
firstde0teoying the causeof the dis-
.r Ct tatldlozone
isle
0 Ox )01'11118 I(
1 t ,
111 8i°d l
it is t and tl$ II'nVa
rill Bl that 1
al is
gear'tttlteed foe (>ronr.uiol, throat, nose
and lung cateterh. TWo slzo0, 2510 and
81.00 at all dealers,
It 18 to be hoped something will occur
-
poli ick family was well kocwn here and
to clear up the mystery, The FitzTwo
the boys have visited in Brusseis singe
the faintly ed
Y ra 1n n v
System Roquirea Frequent Cleansing
1
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Not only , ,l
t outside h1. . 1 .
114 a sldu as vc
Y
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your body whet befvequeul.ly e100ne1
Otherwiee it heroines loaded with
'Wa$004 that clog 11p the wheels m
health, Much better to act in time
'(]so Dr• 13auliltnu's Pills ; the
strengthen and regulate the, bowels
assist digestion, 0)81'Jch Ihe. blood (tut
thert'by fortify the nerves mid lay the
fouud8Lio11 18I' lu0tiug good health,
1)8', Hamilton's Pills bring vile and
vitrtlil.y so !ouch sought for today ;
they infuse a feeling of reeshnees and
spirit in those tv110 have been ailing
for years. Really uu medicine s1.
potent, Priem 25a et till dealers.
Morris
Scotto', 114eon.T.-Foliovieg is the
report of 5. S. No. 8, (Morrie, I'or Octo-
ber :-Ste iV.-Ooum., Hist., Gram.,
G t+t' � Total }„ 1 lel 466. Pass 240. C.
1(1(0sl0)1 317, 1.. Terve), 301, G, Ague
250, .I, 13'5uran 211 11• IV,--Ouuip.,
hist., (.nue„ Gen, 1'o(111 400. Pass
200.-L. lirewel', 210. Jr. 111. hist.,
Ari 11., fieog., Spell. Total 400. Pass
200.-1: Sel le, s 831, le. 'J'm'vey 200, 8.
\IeMichf,8 205, (i Brewer 258, (1.
South '2'21. Sr, 11. Lit., At {lb ,
Qin, C,1., nod tinily work.
'Pol(rl
000. I'1. s 31111 -C. Sou( lt 42(1, °I:,
\Vttr:vie 415, (1. 13ontien 275, G. AIus-
10111 3(16. Ir, 1f, 1'"t al 600. P,Lss
250.-0. Pell 874, It Gm;Liss 11(80, F.
Gaieties 815, elf. (31uo,ies N. Pert. 1I.
-D1Llicl woi lc, 'Point 300.-A. Gal-
lagher 27.1, 1'.. Forbes 328, L Gallltghee
201, 14. 51(81iehuel;]06. Pet, I Sr'.
-Doily 10(1 It. 71811(1 288 --J. Purvey
245. A..Inhnstnn 183. Part I .)r.-lf.
Ineevct 00, el. \Vartviclt 7'03. Peinarv.
-H. Hanes 217, L. Garnier 184, W.
Seller's 180. Average attendance 20.
1. 13. FRAIN, Teacher.
Seaforth
Dr. H. 1-I, Reiss attended the West-
ern Medical r Alumni heldn
ut London.
1.
chs. West muse
t'
n Buffalo, w1.
s
r 1811ed 00 tow111use n to nurse 1191. sister-in-
law, Ales. Gen. Oardno.
Mrs. Howe, or Wlllarebnrg, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
(Rev.) Barker, for about throe weeks,
passed away on S ineley evening, Oct.
27818. aged 78 yelp's. Alis Hove de-
veloped typhoid fever shortly after
she arrived in town and although
carefully nursed by 11 loving daughter
91(0 passed to the Great Beyond on
Sunday. A brief service was con -
chivied by the Rev. F. H. Larkin et
the Parsonage, Wednesday me:ening.
after which the remains were taken
to London and placed in a vault tem-
pnrtuily. (I.a owing t° illness of the
8liss,w Tlnwe with typhoid fever, it
(way impossible to 18500 1110 f11neral
Prow the family residence, \Va)lace-
hnrg.
Although ailing for some time,
ArrhiO SnuunervilI,'s death, 'Thurs-
day, Oct. 241 h. ('881110 quite suddenly
and WAS 11 00(8(80-1'111 surprise to his
many• friends in S0088'nrth locality.
Air Stommeville was well Itnnwu in
McKillop, having been horn in Rox-
llnso 01 years ago and only moved to
town a couple of yetu's since. Ile leas
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For 30 +ways
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E have an over -stock t
wir of Boys' a13 d
+F Youths' Shoes - good, +
3*• strong ones f01' the wet
* Fall weather - and will +w
+ allow off them for cash
+ 15 per, cent. which
means to you less than
present wholesale prices,
BIMto 5 In Boys
Sizes it to 13 Inout
V hs
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Our Huroess De t
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is Toady with 'Cupn told Site
gi
o Harness or
excellent
quality. Also Plinth .rind.:,E,
\Vnol Dugs, Blankets, tem. 'd•
+
SET Snnnl Hated
u! Sit t
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11111'l88'04 on hand- -•
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Nirkls. pet set, $3,00
8'
Geneine. Rubber, 0.00 'i
Pilchards s+
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MEN
TESTIFY
What Lydia E. P'inkham's V'eg-
et e
abl _Compound Did For
Their Health -Their own
$tatements Follow.
Haliburton, P.E,I.:-"I had a doctor
examine me and be said I had falling of
the womb, so I have been taking Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
it has done me a lot of good. All the
hearing -down pains have vanished. I
have gained ton pounds in weight, the
discharge is all gone, and I feel better
than I have for a long time. I think any
woman is foolish to suffer as I did for
the1-
sa.a of a few dollars.
"You can use my letter as a testimo-
nial. It may encourage other poor women
who suffer as I did to use your Vegetable
Compound." - Mrs. GEO. COLLIctT2,
Haliburton, Lot 7, P.E.I.
Read What This Woman Says:
New Moorefield, Ohio. --"I take great
pleasure in thanking you for what your
VegetableCompound
has done for me. I
had bearing down
pains, was dizzy and
weak, had pains in
lower w back and could
not be upon my feet
long enough to get a
meal. As long as I
laid on my back I
would feel better,
but when I would
getup those bearing
down pains would come back, and the
doctor said I had female trouble. Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound was
the only medicine that helped me and I
have been growing stron er ever er since
I commenced to take it. I hope it will
help other suffering women as it has me.
You can use this letter." -Mrs. CASSIE
LLOYD, New Moorefield, Clark Co.,Ohio.
111 son of the late \Vin. Sommotville,
and is survived by two sons, and two
(111ught0(5, Elliott, of Edmonton, who
gut home too late for the funeral;
William, or \Vaternns, Sask. ; Amite,
9. teacher in tlhe Public Schot>i and
eliunie at home. The fnnel•10 services
were conducted by the Rev. F. H.
Larkin, on 81onlity p. m„ after which
the entermenI. took place at Mait-
htndbltnk eentel(ry, To his brother,
\Vmu. Soumneryille and his family we
extents 0iuceve sympathy.
Your Wisest Course
If you are caught in the !vet, get
sore throat, ' neuralgia or muscular
pain, dont wait foe worse trnnbles.
Begin prompt t10a1u1ent with Netvi-
liue. It delves away all trace of cold,
eases l'heutnntism, neuralgia and pain,
saves you from ti, lay -1.p it; bed. No
25c purchase CLLII being more comfort
1.111011 81bottle or Nerviline ; it's the
Cleanest, strongest liniment made.
Sold everywhere in large 25c bottles.
Listowel
The young woolen of the Dletliodiat
el8ur011 had charge of the serv{ce 8011 -
clay evenhlg.
The Poultry Association will,.Unld
their annual exhibition op January
1st and 2nd next.
Danford Roche & 0o., of NewnmLrlc-
et, have pnrmhased the Vepcleicic-
sluck of gl oceries. .
bliss ,,\I110g1Uet Jarrett, who has been
employed at the Listowel- post ()Mire
I'ot' the past few yettes, hue resigned
11e1• position and purposes leaving for
the West in 1he near I'utilte,
Jas. Boyd has sold. his residence to
111. Ducker, of %Vali/lee, who will take
up his residence in Listolvel. Mr. and
Ales, letycl rue moving then. fuelR ule
to New,n-Lrkel whet,: they pltrpuse
residing.
Atwood
Silver Corners cheese factory ship-
ped front 13;eufryn the first half of
October make at 13gc.
James Outhbeetsn1, of town,
has bt't.n V
ell
Y ill clueing te
a p1Lst week
but is gradually improving 111 health,
A new mail $eevi0 started on. Mon -
(ley 181' last week, the 10.25 train from
Pelmerston brings mail from -''Toronto
and Ea5tev11 points now,
The fullovin
g hunters s teff• for Mus-
koka ;-Jno. Valance, J. Qnipp, ,S.
Strifill81'0, 13•. \Vl1l1101•, .1 no, Sandets,
8, Ford, 1.). Graham, IL Walker and
\Vol. Kindel'.
Anniversary services of the Metho-
dist church held Sunday and Monday
evening, Oct. 271.11 and 28191 proved to
be a grand success. The p10oseds
1111101111 11.01 to $135.
Is yam. hlisbo.l,d Cross and 8819111131109
An Irritable, fault flndi8g dispnsiliou
is often due to a disordered stomach,
A loan with good digestion is nearly
always good natured. A great many
have heel: er'
> tnanetltl tie
et 1
C o q1. -
I y f.l tYl
er11 trouble by taking 0lutlobet'ain'0
Tablets, Foe stele by ali dealers,
Godericii
R 10,
Rev. Dr. 1lt.dd Sand.
\Vtcric and
Lawrence \Vat'k are away to the
North 011 LL hunting trip.
TI1e ninny 4'1 {enols of W. K. Bates
will be pleased to know .that Ito 1104
ittipeoved greedy after his long ill-
ness, and is able to be about again,
Lh'. W. S. Tnrnb1111, lath of town
alai now of Vlplcnmver, 11119 beet;
melte:going an attack of ltppendicbLis,
but his111.
f Ids lu re. will be glad tis
1(110W that, he 19 now 1.00091)108 and
not of the ht>s11it1yl,
Mrs, P91011ms Videan, who has been
in
poor health for tL long time, had the
misfortune to adtl to bee tronbio by a.
fall 091111ih brekebet thigh bola., and
in• consequence t 111.0, ata
(. 1c is 17
q 1 a 01 11.11111
061010.
(3('n1gl 13 11,18nslon, (1 foimser well
knew)) Godt'ric'h men, but who rot' 26
0eate 8181 so has been sheep :smelting in
Texas, hap moved to Vancouver, B.
0., and 1081105 that he likes the new
count IT very well indeed, so much sO
that he will make it his permanent
111.1110,
Jr, \V. F. ()lark, V. 8, WAN notified
front the Provincial Depltrtnent of
Agriculture of his
app
ointn
ent as an
1ns ec or undo the Ontario
Sta io
41 11
Ave. The Province has been divided
into eight (11988X10, With three in.
speetors for each district, The Ms.
trim, to which Dr. (lurk has been ap-
pointed, 8tlong will: Dv, Jas, Sinelttim,
of Cauuiugton, unci Win. Moselle of
ht. Mars, 1810181(109 the counties of
Elgin, Ji000,x, Kent, Larnbton and
Middlesex,
Blyth
SUING THE G, T. R,-Fetlnl( E.
Rousseau, a oolnmereial traveller,
who had bout legs crit off when he fell
under a Grand Trunk paseengel' twain
at 13Iyt11 on October 4, 1911, has
through his solicitors, Messrs, Price,
Gtavey 811 Co., of Toronto, co,nmenced
Ito 110818,111tgainst the company, Fol-
lowing the accident, 1SIr. 1i.nlsseaux
was for malty weeks in it vets. 11'itical
condition 11. \Vingham b ep.tel.
WEDt1ING.-At the residetwe of the
bride's parents, at London, on Oct,
250, Miss Tema E. Powell, daughter
of E. J. alltl Mrs. Powell, was wedded
to Jainos DI, Barr, teller of the Bank
of I-Itmlilton Here, Rev. J. E. J. lel ill.
yard wits the officiating clergym'In.
The happy couple returned bets Tries -
day morning of last week and at
present are boarding at Jus. Cunning -
ham's. The bride who has been the
principal of the Blyth Continuation
sctcap1ool.acity. intently continuing in that
Why Burn Your Toos 7
Strip using Acid Corn Salves, use
Pututun's Painless Extractor ; it costs
a little more, but it's far the best.
Use nnly "Putnanl's"-250 at all deal-
ers.
Trowbridge
METHODIST 00IIIR013 RE -OPENING
SERVE `
as.-
T91e re -opening
services
have b eu
e fixed
fol Sunday and Mon-
day Nov. 17811 1811(1 181h. On Sunday
Rev. Samuel Salton, former pastor
will have charge of morning and even-
ing services. Siontlay evening sup-
per will be served from 6 to 8 o'clock
and for the subsequent Meeting an
excellent program Ils8 been prepared.
Dies. (Rev.) llihbell and Miss Con-
stance Dunnage will recite ; the choir
will render duels, quartettes and
choruses and t•he Trowbridge Orches -
tea will provide instrumental. music.
This peog1atn will be interpersed with
a(idl'esses by the Revs. S. Salton, of
Arva, and J. \V. Hibbert or Gerrie ;
13. 13. Mot phy K. 0. N. P. and James
Torrance M. P. P. Dir. Morphy will
take the Muth..
Fordwich
Miss Norma Lowick, of Sul ton, was
the guest of Miss Elsie Hutchison and
°thee friends,
Thos. Bu1Ht°u went to Brantford
having received word of the selib05
illness of his brothel, who died
on Tuesday of last week.
PostInasterl Gibson is seriously i11,
and little hopes are entertained for
his recovery we are sorry to hear.
`red S1lherlul is slowly recovering
from his recent severe attack of
pneumonia and we hope he will soon
be o.
G H. Jefferson, principal of our
school, has decided 1G stay in Pot d-
wich and has been engaged for 1013
at, an increased salary.
Postmaster Irwin, of Gorri0, is re-
lieving Mrs. Willis at the p001nfiice,
owing to the very serious illness of
her fat.hec', P,te t llltl$tel Gibson.
The fine brick residence on Main
street, rornweily awned and occupied
by .Fred Adams, has been purchased
by \Vm. Goggin. Sir. Adauns and
t'a11111y removed (•.his week to Guelph
where we wish there the best of every-
thing.
POSTMASTER (1I13SON DEAD, -
Thomus (411)0011, who had acted as
postmaster hie more than ten years,
died Feeley Fit 3 30 ,,'clock. • 1`1+i 1011.0
in his 71st year and was one of the
Fenian raid veterans to receive u
giant from the Goveturnent last
Snniuor. D .
i t. Gibson was a member
of the A, 1t'. & A. NL He leaves a
wife, three sons and five daughters.
Itlsa pleasure sure to tell yon that
C)hlLlllhtl')t6111'$ Cough Remedy '
19 l
g the
hest cough medicine I have ever
used," writes Mrs. Hugh Campbell, of
Lavonil0, Go, "I have 818Od it 101111 all
my children and the results have been
highly satisfactory;" For sale by all
dealers.
Huron County.
John Joynt's apple evaporator plant
Luckuow, was burned to the ground.
The lire originated in one of the dry
kills and spread up the walls to the
roof and along the dry pine portions
with a rapidity which nothing could
check, The loss is about $8,000 with
no inslura,nce. The eVapOt'1Ltot' was
one of the largest of the kind in the
pt evince and employed nearly forty
bands.
A ONee9 SNOT. -Ralph Dise11er, of
Dungannon, the 14 -year-old lad who
11111de such remarkable high scores at
Long ]3rluIeh during the 0. 1)e. A.
rifle meet this year, hue further dis.
till Tulvll ,
tc himself 11111Helf b
winning 1, t the
Y
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Government s'lvt
r sLlvcr, This is
trophy offered to each Civilian rifle as
sociatiorl, and cotnpeted for by in-
dividual members, Tile eon test
covered three days, and the shooting
was at .200,600 and 600 yards. The
boy's wort: was 388 out of a possible
420, 01.12 points ahead of any adult
marksman in the conipclitime Disch-
er is the son .of a hiller at Dtinge:mon,
Perth Oounty
I. 0. Monteith is n0tw Postmaster
at the G: T. R. postnffice, Stratford.
Jobe Cited well, aged 2, died from
bursts received 01 his father's dome in
South i • , ,
YL ,
t si 111 )( in '
the Stratford
1 t tttfr ld
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h p
s 181111. T1. a) ,
1 r rpt. manner, while
piayilrg about the stove, the child's
clothing caught fire and before the
mother wits able to reach 111111 the
baby Was terribly burned about the'
1
body, All older boy gave the alarm,
but :the clothing of the child bad
burned so quickly that nothing could
could t d be dg110.
J, .1. llislop, Church street, Stmt.
ford, of the r9., Beattie & Co. grocery
1.
st he'a
(vas confined eft d to his
bed'o'
f t a few days as the result of a
(painful accident which occurred to
hitt 081 Thanksgiving Day. Mr,
1Ji8lop was in the cellar cutting so8n0
kindling wood for the fits when a
piece of wood, from which he (vas
chopping, flew up and hit hint on the
face injuring one of hie eyes quite
seriously, the white of the eye being
pierced, The doctor was called and
the eye dressed,
At the .I pwol•t11 League Convention
of Stratford 1)ietrl0(8 the slate of offi-
cers for the ensuing year was named
and returned t .
1 the following -hat 1 1.e ':--• o l
d I;I
Ptesidont, Rev. W. 131, Millson 1 P9091.'
deet, R. 13. Hamilton, Millbank ; lab
`Prow.
Vic Ru A,' M }ielv'e ro
Vice, v.0 1 1 W
bridge ; 2nd Vice, ltiiss Avon Payne,
Stratford ; 3rd Vice, Miss H. Baker+ -
Ennui ton ; 4th Vice, Rev, 7, W.
Baird, Mitchell ; 5811 Vice, Dliss Gilles-
pie, Millbank • Secretary, Mrs. J.
Darling, 81. Marys ; Treasurer, Miss
A. Purcell, Llstowol ; Representative
to Conference Executive, Rev. A, 131.
Moorehouse, Monition• A1ma College
Summer School Secretary, Rev. F. 111.
Malta, St. Marys.
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Soap merely washes over the surface, leaving
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Gold Dust is sold in
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Imaginative dreams at night weakened
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back of my bead, !lands and feet wore
cold, tired 188 the morning, poor appetite,
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