The Brussels Post, 1913-3-13, Page 5BUSINESS • CARu8,
WM. SPENOE
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
or MAIt1.i,IAGE LICE NSEti
Nee in Ilse Pest Oftlee, Ethel, 80.1
JOHN SUTHERLAN D
111 1ANOx,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH,
AUCTIONEERS.
I,' S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
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spa, will sell for better prioee, to
0, 01er wen, 111 leap 0,010 and lase (Merges
loan any ether Auotiouee,. do Last liuron or
1(e won't charge anything. bates and orders
out ulwaye be arranged at this (moo or by
lioatioa
,
, raoual a tlp ,
kVA AND GOtIVEYANCIN6.
*�\i • MSINCLAIR—.
1Barrister, 80110110r, Conveyancer,
Notary Public, dc. 011loo—Stewart's /look
I doorNor th 01 COutr,l Hotel.
S(11101 or for the Metropolitan Hank.
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Messrs
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From Bo+ton Front Portland
Nurnidian .......... Feb 27
Scotian Olnr. 0 ,
Scandinavian ........ Mar. 18
Mar. 20
Ionlnn Feb. 27 —
Full information its to rates, etc„ on nppli ra-
tion to
W. H. KERR.
Agent Anne 1,10e, 13rusaela.
'baa arosaaarassaa turf tu1'Gt aseii+'Dva .Sass
Stenographers Bookkeepers I
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Cashiers.(71) Oftleeband. MsisAcoeloms, ,'Commercial6e>.
and ShcrtS 131 Teachers aro in great
demoted if they graduate from the 15.
53, TORONTO, ONT.
4 Many former students are now earn -
9 ing frons $700 to 52,000 n year, We deal t,
inonly the boat kind of Practical Ed.
ucatiel, W0 nae boot ayetwn0, employ i,
boat teachora tout prorluen tete tool re -
2, snits. Suter now. Catalogue free. E
Oor, Young and W. J. ELLIOTT, 75
Alemulder Sts. Principai.
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STRATFORD. ONT-
r The best practical training school in
t`o-aOntario. rhreo departments— Com-
p and Telogra-
), ply. Alt 00n,'eea. aro thor'utilt a1lt1 i
c: practical. renaltera a0 enxperlenoed 15
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30 We give individual attention nnd stud-
Svt etlta may enter at any time .
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Tuesday,
Mar. 25
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The L. Business
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Two Courses—
Commercial and Stenography
EDWIN O. MATTHEWS, Prin. G.
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A. RAYMANN
is prepared to supply the best
goods in Windmills, Iron and
Wooden Pumps and Stehle
Fittings, such as PipilIg, Wats
er Bowls rev stock, ,Cc.
4epail's to Pumps- promptly
attended to.
Give me a call:
A- .
RAYMANN N Cranbrook
Pity The easy Office Man.
Ila feels hall' dead, a settee of tlaHse,b,
headache and not'vestt'tti(1. He is on
the verge of breakdown through over-
work and look of exeveise. These
difficulties are 'best overcome Ly Dr,
Hatnilton's Pills, which 31710100 the
bowels Active, stimulate kidneys a,t(1'
liver and thereby free the system oif
itn )unties,
l
''V' Lll%t 1
Lrn(1 atlYYlilhllln Oltn'
In revitalize Y
Whole being t0 511a11e off lethargy
and tived1108s, not hiog eomp,ares with
Dr. Hamilton's Pills which do melte
gond looks; good spirits, good health,
Sold evetyWhet'e in 26c boxes,
v-- - l ads®.,dia.ts$ses®.a. to
1 Funeral Director
1
and ElYlbalmer
1 W. H. Lova
j01'1038 promptly and care -
fully attoutled to night, or
1 day, Phone 2211.
ETHEL, tONT.
Business Cards
DR. T. T. M' RAE
,11,01elor of Medicine, Univorslty 00 Toronto f
[Acentlut0 and Graduate of the College of Phy-
41011t110 and Surgeons, Ont, Poet -graduate
0110110 Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat i osplont,
Uhloago,111. Ex -house Surgeon to 8t, Mich -
lot's Rosetta t, Toronto.
oflloe over Alt, Smith's Drug Store, Tele.
'hone.
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00110eet(un with ur,hrook at all hours.
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DR. M FERGUSON
ETHEL, ONT.
•5701ou1n and Surgeon I Poet Gradua to courses
alldon 1Eng.1, New York tied Chicago Hos.
Il tela. Semliki attention tod10ea00 of eye, ear,
lode and throat. Eyes tested for glasses.
DR. WARDLAW
donor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
Jollego. Da • and night calla, (Ace opposite
lour Mill, Ethel.(Acethel.
MAUDE C. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal gradnnte Department of 00111111 -
eulogy, hla)Jal'm10k Medical College, Oldengo,
111 , ,o prepared to tea, 0y 0') and tit glasaes at
1101• (thee over G1•ewnl'4 Rest 'tweet, Bruaxelp,
,n Thursday, Friday and Saturday of every
.week. Office hours 1. to 0 p. in. Forenoon.
nY n ❑dntment� Phone 1219.
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T. R. BENNETT
will givo better aatinfoction to both buyer end
+elle• than tiny other Auctioneer and only
'harp what 13 reaswutl)In. 51,1,1') 00101,100 rt
,1)y wherein 0000113,. Pine bred stock sales a
speeinItr,
Write or 'phot(( 20 Iffroxeter.
oat •Merv$ Items
W. R. VRAL1t, publisher ot the -iea-
torth News, has purchased the Iuger-
soli 'I'ribuue and will dispose of the
Sealorth paper.
SPRING stock Shows will be herd at
Seaforth 'Tuesday, April 1st ; • Bruce -
field, Wednesday, April and, and
Clinton, 'Thursday, April 3r01.
Chamberlain's Oongh Remedy has
won its great reputation and ex-
tensive sale by its remarkable cures
of coughs, colds and croup. It can
be depended upon. Try it. Sold by
all dealers.
'Plitt days ere growing longer and
they will lengthen something more than
El minute per day until the end. of the
month lengthening leu thenin faster then until the
latter part of June. Next Sunday,
March 16th, day and night will be the
same length.
ECLIPSE OF ldooN.—A total eclipse of
the moon will occur on March 22nd, the
day before Easter Sunday, a few min-
utes before 7 o'clock in the morning.
Al that time the sun will be rising 10
the East as the full moon is setting in
the West, The total phase of the eclipse
can ouly be seen at a considerable dts.
tante West of 'Toroth(, as the mo u
x111 have gone below odr horizon before
that stage is reached in lull force.
Many sufferers from rheumatism
have been surprised and delighted
with the prompt tellef afforded by ap-
plying Ohamberlaiti's Liniment. Not
one cease of rheumatism i1) ten re-
quites any itteenal treatment what-
ever. This liniment is for sale by all
dealers, _
IUNR 13U011 WILL BE SCARCE —Au
expert termer, wllo has made a close
study of entomology, says that owiug
to the gronud having been covered s,
scantily with scow 01112 Millet there Wm„
be few June bugs next Spring. '•'The
frost ,vtlt easily reach the larvae with
such a light coveripg of snow," lie sa'd,
• and as they C0(71100 stand the cold the%
Will die. Last Spring there wart
swarms of Juue bugs, and many farmers
were so much inconvenienced by . them
that even 10 a few 'tuition' are misswk
this Spring 1)u one will regret it."
TORONTO Globe speaks er West
$luiou Liberal nouttnee as follows ;—
themes )LeMSllan, who has beet,
Ultimo nions11 chosen by the Ltberels Ill
Wean Huron as their c(mdtdate For (h.
Federal House, is a vont g man who
Still make au excellent' Parhamelt0r,
representative. 'Tlie oun est sou of
to a Y
l;
P
the
late
uhuMcMillan,w1
ro
s1)
long
represented Sultt100111he it; one of
we mostprogressive (301 mato-dem
farmers 101
the Province, tl(orou .hl
g 1
versed i1) public eaters, an excellent
debater, and 01irrep(oachable character.
It he can succeed in redeeming West
Huron he will uuquestiopably matte his
murk it. the House.
House Oy 1(11(3(5010 CoMOtrr'rlog,— A
aneeting 01 tits (.1pu(tttee was Geld a1
y lest an
0u Tuesday of weep and
Clinton
rosy5 duly mspe ted the house, e
s finding
everything Satisfactory awl ,(o (h
mates being career for. rile Clerk wap
'1051(n0ted to write Toronto General
Crust Corporation regarding the estate
of au inmate beipg cared for, the charge
tar whose care' 10 E1.eo per day on
account of extra help required. It was
decided that in future any person de-
s(r(n7 any of the inmates to visit them
be required to sig( a bond of $boo guar.
anteelug 1110 or her good behavior and
sate return to the house, -and this. with-
out expense of the County. Au amend-
ment was made to the regulations for
admitting persons to the house, The
committee .advised that esinnates be
had, and the contract let, for building
`1.1)1 addition .to 1110 South end ot the
barn, 80 es to confirm the contract al-
ready being carried out by Mr.Manns,
W11.1, IT EVENTUATE.- What appears
w be an inspired etatelllent foreshow
Sag new temperance legislation by the'
Ontario Government appears in the
Mail and Empire as follows'; The clog -
lug of all bars and shops throughout the
province at eight o'clock i1) the'evening
and at noon on Saturday, and the
elimination of bottle selling by hotels,
may become 11 t
em 1xrance issue before
Ole end of the present ties:dolt of the
Detail io Legislature. While 111e subject
has not received the consideration 01
the government so tar as i5 known there
le a strong and growing Sentiment A-
mong moderate and prectic8l-Initided
temperance men in favor of legisletioh
along such lines and nota few Con-
servative members of the House con-
sider that such action would most of
f•1 r
all the varied proposals eutlined make
of the 1 ' the
u the elimination ev1 0l 1
f r 1 s
I
drink Ha61uWhen the Government m
eel
membersret iti cucua the early clos-
Sng
of the bars will probably be discuss
ed, along with central control, anti.
betting and other proposals.
Rev, A. W. Barker has accepted an
invllatiou to remain as pastor of the
Se0forth Methodist church for a third
Veer. A uusnimous invitation was ex-
tended him by the quartetly bomd.
You judge it maul not by what be
promises to do, but by what he has
dune, Phot is the only tette test.
(humbel•lai11's Dough Remedy judged
by this standard has no superior.
People everywhere speak of it i1 the
highest terms of 31(10100. Ful' sale by
all dealer's. .
Do you believe in advertising? If
not why do you put a sign in your
store front or hang out roar goods?
Unless people come to town they cant
see these but a good live advertisement
in Tug Po -'r goes right into the home
and is ad offset to EIItou'S and Simpson's
once lists whioh also go there. Help
draw tee le to the down by pushing
your own business. Have you any
bargains to offer ?
HICKS ON MARCH.— A reactionary
storm period covers the 13111, 74011 and
1stli. The moon will be at greatest
d iulien at this time. A regu-
lar
eel u-
g
lar stun m pet iod involves the 17th to 231d.
'rhe cettt7e of Earth's equinox falls on
( he 22)1(1, within two days of the centre
of the Vent's equinox on the 24' ti The
0103011 will be in opposition with Earth
110 at NU
mid 5 ) eclipse node 01) the
I
22nd anis on the celestial equator and
in perigee on the 21st We will venture
to put down luesdal Wednesday,
Tbuistlely, 1 lidav, Setnrd(ty and Sunday
Ole 18.h, (9th, 2501, 2(st, 221101 and 23rd)
as eua1tituting a period of great and
daugeroesdisturbances. A react)onary
storm period is central on the 24111,
25131 and 26th—coincident with the
centre of the Venus period, '1110
probabilities are that iprolonged spell
of hard stormy weather w
ill merge the
storm periods at this time, but storms
will be more pronounced and general
on the reactionary days -24th. 25011 and
26111. A regular storm period covers
the last three days of March sad the
6 st Mien dans of April. The 29th
30th and 31st will bring decided change
„ falling barometer (nigher temperature
.nal threatening clouds.
Children are much Inose likely to
conn tenet the contagious diseases
whom they have colds. Whooping
cough, diphtheria, scarlet fever and
consumption are diseases that are
often contracted when the child has
a cold, That is why all medical
authorities say beware of bolds. For
the quirk cure of colds yon will Hud
707711ing better than Chaulbe'laiu's
1 t can always Or. ugh Remedy. s be I y
depended neon and is pleasant and
safe to take. For sale by All dealers.
CHARAC'faa SICKTCa,—The VRucouver.
Sun publishes the following sketch of a
brother of Barrister A. B. Macdonald,
fe'tnell1' of Brussels, now in C"anbrook
B. C,—Declared to be one of the best
public speakers in the Province,_
t1(dco'rn Archibald Macdonald. cinalr-
nlan of the organization committee of
the Liberal party to British Columbia,
I. declared by his friends to have a
bright political future before him. Mr.
Macdonald has a genius for organiza-
tion Hui his efforts for the success of
the Liberal party in British Columbia
and Canada are untiring. He is a
native of Ashfield township, Huroh
county, Ontario, and was educated at
t
Gutlerich Collegiate Institute and the
University of Toronto where he re-
ceived
ceiver3 leis degree of L. L. B. in 1905,
'Che next year be graduated from Os
1;o0(1e Hall, Toronto Mr. Macdonald
mariiedNliss Lens Baird, daughter of
Senator and Mrs. Baird, of Andover,
N, 13. Coming to British Columbia In
too7. Mr,. Macdonald commenced the
pretence of his profession at Cranbroos,
where his ability nurse cited the attention
of the Province at large, so that on his
removal to Vancouver last near he found
a hearty welcome awaiting him. His
eloquent and deep-rooted Liberal
principles snake hien a popular speaker
at evert. meeting where Liberalism is
'ISsettase1 and in spite of his short so
jowl] on the coasthe is heralded RS one
of the men who is going to lend the
party to victory and give all classes just
and free legislation in British Columbia.ia,
APPRECIATIVEWOROs — Rev: A. L.
Russell B D one of the oldest and
hes. known of Methodist ministers In
he London Conference, who is now
superannuated ereunnatel a( d Ilea gone Ile to the
Wesf will not be at the Conference thS-
year: 1 e present President Rev. J.
Ford, wrote to hint as follows :
Clinton,1 an.
14, 1913
DEAR RRo. RUs ELL —I received your
note and wish 10 express my sense of
personal sorrow end regret at your
prospective absence from the next
session of otic• Conterence, I will miss
You at an rate since the time of n»
probation you have been a prominenti
nen
t
figure In the London Conference
Yntr personality and Character marked
by severe integrity and tenderness the
outcome of a successful attempt to lead
a spiritual life, has done much to Stn•
press a tone upon our Conference life
This is said with tdlssincerity. I do not
forget that the present mcrnieg de-
votional exercises., so marked a feature
of our Conferences, are the results of
the prolonged efforts of a little baud of
men who inlet in the morning for pray•
.er. who had to press their way, not
through 1( jeering but through an in
different crowd of nteo, Of this band
Soft were a recognized leader.
Yours Faithlnlly,
1. E. EOR1),
The Christian Guardian adds :-"We
ere sure all who had an intimate ac
.gtein)ance with Bro. Russell will in-
dorse the President's words,"
When That Gold 0omos
liow is It to be cared P This method
is simplicity itself. Rub the cihest,.
and throat well with Nerviline, use it
its et gargle and take some in hot
watee before retiring along with one
of Dr. Hamilon's Pills. Next. Motu..
ing finds you refreshed, floc from
cold and height es '10 dollar. These
lurrllseilnfd t'erleciies are wonderfully
0000easfnl, and certainly won't fail in
y0110.0ase, Fur ea le at all dealers,
SAVED FROM
11' you 1)11ve dandruff get rid of it by
AN O a
•
How Mrs. Reed of Peoria, 1.11.1
Escaped Tho Sur-
geon's Knife.
Peoria, I11,--" I wish to let every (5
know whatLydiaE,Pinithata eVi_stills
Com wind hue d Le
forme Fortsvoyc-sr'8
I su>.(r'ed. The doe -
tor said Ihail a tumor
and the only remedy
was the surgeon's
knife. My mother
bought me Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
ble Compound and
today I am a well c. d
heall,hywoman. For
months I suffered
from inflammation, and your Sanative
Wash relieved me, I am glad to tell
anyone what your medicines have done
for me. You can use my testimonial in
any way you wish, and I will be glad
to answer letters."— Mrs. CHRISTINA
n
REED 105 Mound St. Peoria, 111.
.
Mrs. Lynch Also Avoided
Operation.
Jessup, Pa.—"After the birth of my
fourth child, I had severe organic inflam-
mation. I would have such terrible pains
ITIII
that it did not seem as though I could
stand it. This kept up for three long
months, until two doctors decided that
an operation was needed.
"Then one of my friends recommended
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound and after taking it for two months
I was a well woman."—Mrs. JOSEPH A.
LYNCH, Jessup, Pa.
Women who suffer from female ills
should try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
ble Compound, one of the most success-
ful remedies the world has ever known,
before submitting to a surgical opera.
tion.
Wtngham
Alderman George Spott0n has
taken neer the newspaper business
rotatively owned by T. Niall. A•1l'.
lfall is going to California, where he
has seaman( ,t fruit faem.
Special communion services were
rmldnrled Stu1d(ty in the 0. 0. F.
11a11 by Rev. G. V. Collins, of the
Baptist church. The hull will be
used until the chneeh recently gutted
by lire, is renovated.
The funeral took place to Wingliam
eemetety Monday last week of
Edward II:tines. lie was '74 year's
old, and died at his home on ennces-
si0)1 13. 'l'Rr7bert'y, after a long illness.
Ile is survit'ed by his wife,
Afa1'me. named McDet'nnid, frnnl
near Luck now, who imbibed too freely
Saturday afternoon lst Inst , and then
commenced giving a series of ad.
eh'esses from his cutter to crowds
which gathered eve•y time his critter
stopped, was fined $5 by Magistrate
Morton. Nk:Derulid refused to take
Chief Allen's advice and go hone and
its a 1•eattlt was arrested.
Seaforth
Rev. A. W. and 1Mirs. 13aekee Have
eetul'ned from a visit to friends in
\ValluSebnr t,g.
Miss LilyHenderson who broke he'
ankle somtime ago is able to be out
again with the aid of a cutch.
The animal meeting of the Children's
Aid Society was held in the town 011
Tuesday eveningof last, week.
E. Foster, of Port Elgin, has pro -
chased the 100 -acre farm of John
O'Keefe, which Iles to short distance
East or Seaforth. He will tape his
balms that ore now at Port Elgin
(lotto, to Seaforth by freight and put
them u11 o11 his new pure )ase.
ROYAL PURPLE
Stock & Poultry Specifics
FREE
large 04 -page books (with in -
pert) on the common diseases of stock and
poultry.
Tells how to
feedd all kinds of heavy
and marcs ranch cows,
andaligan horses,fattening
colts
�h w to gee
ftt
bin steers,also o p
ansa and n e g
n as well
that the will lay poultry so Y
and feed 9
n
in. winter _ee in summer. It contains BO
recommends from all over Canada, Loin people
who have used our gouda.
No farmer should be
without it.
You can fatten cattle and
hogs in a month's
has time t.1' using our Royal Purple Stook
Apocifln than you could possibly do without it
n 1 and
lher, b.1' an.in.r it month's feed and labor an
the cost to you will not be more than $1,60 for
six pigs or $1.00 for one steer, It will keep
your horses In show condition with ordinary
loot miserable -look-
ing m you have a !
i on your lace t it on thte one
0( animal ') try a )
Heat and sea the marvellous malt which will
bo obtained Our Stock Specific wit' increase
the milk flew three to rive lbs. per cote per
day. while being fed in the stable. A 501
••»nkege will last a cow or horse 70 days.
..OYat. PIMPLE POULTRY SPECIFIC
it make your hens lay Nat no well in the
winter 50 in the summer, and will keep them
free front disease. These goods are pure and
unadulterated. We.. do not nae any cheap filler
to mak( a .large package, entirely different
from any on the _mar';et at the present time.
Royal Purple Stools Specific, 60e pekes.; four
Ole pdcga„ in as alir-tight tin. for $1,00.
Royal Purple Poultry Specific, 255 and 500
solcgs., and $160 air -tight this that hold
four 6Sr. pdt,:0
Royal Purple Liao Killer, 260. and 50c tins 1
80e by mail,
Royal Purple. Gan Cure, 250' and. 60e tins; 800
by math
Royal Purple Sweat Liniment, 500 bottle; 000
by mail,
RoyalPenileCotth.Cure, 500 tin; 200 by
mail.
Royal Purple Disinfectant, 260 and 500 tins.
Royal Perple Roup. Cure, Ole titre.; 900 ley
mail,
Royal Purple Wornt Powder, 270 tins; 80e by
mail,
'We will send absolutely free, for
the asking, postpaid, one of our
'Manufactured only by
Theta. A. Jenkins Mfg. Co.
London, Canada
.
(I
I.11 Book-
lets
Royal l 1)l )lo , 11 lits t 0
3 l Ali
lets (nay be nlytail ((l froth
A
A . G. Backer' A. McDonald
&Son
BruseeiS oraribrook
SOME GOOD ADVICE
lulling the gee 118,
1
If your hair is falling out, stop it. I
There is one ours remedy that will
remedy those, miefort twee and aid you
to keep young.
PAItIS1A:14 Sage, the great hair re-
stotet', is guaranteed to permanently1etlluve dandruff in two weeks,. nr
Ihs. Fox will give yon your looney'
>a,dt,
PARISIAN Sage amps falliltg little—
it preveitt, the hair 03013 fading
It le the hest 3,reutifiee for 111(lie5'
hair, 11511 tnnl:,'' 11130•%11, 111811.1.11.144
hnht• fluffy, sort 301)11 beautiful.
PARISIAN Sage Is sold and rigidly
gnaraulNei by Jae. Fox. 50 0011113 11
bottle, Canadian makers, 'Pile R. T.
131(001 00 , Ltd., Fort 1llrie, Out.
I H. Maloney has purchased from
Mrs, T. E. 'Flay the building 8uutvll
as the old post office. Mr. Maloney is
having it fitted up 115 all express office
and a dwelling,
The annual meetingof the j',isto-
wel ()onset.vative Association watt
held at whioh there was a gond at-
tendance. Commubkcatilns 161'1.0
read from H. 13. Murphy, K. C„ 141, P.,
and Jas, Tort anee, 141. P. 7,, which
were of a most encouraging nature.
Following are the officers elected :—
Pres., Dr. Moore • vice -Pres., Jno,
Philp ; Sec. -Trees , B. L. H. Bamford;
N3xeotttive Com., A. Ringlet, V, 0,
Bamford, A. Weatherhead, J. H,
0 umber, J. Seburger,
A pleasant iii ne, yet one mingled
with regret, was spent by the mem-
hers of the Listowel Club, in their
spacious rooms o1) a recent evening,
tile occasion being as farewell presen-
tation to one of its most popular
members, 3, G. Bart. J. R. Grant,
President of the club, occupied the
chair and in a few words explained
the nature of the gathering, after
which he called upon D. G, Roy, who,,
The lepur1 of Treasurer .1. F. Daly,
at the anneal meet log of i 11). 1111 izen's
Blind, 1111011'8 (L balance wit ii aid or
$117, although the dlsbtnsenr ads dry-
ing the petst year amounted $a70, new
uniforms Inking the larger 1,0111,n of
it. The following officers w,'tr elect.
ell 1,11' 3978 :—Iiotrnary . President,
John Dodds • Honorary Vice -Presi-
dent, G. A Sills ; President A.F.
011117 ; Viet President, Charles Stew-
art ; Secretary, L. L. Bnx ; Treasurer,
3. F. Daly ; Executive Committee, D.
Reid, Al. AleLeo( u • Lead-
er,
and 7
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er, , H. Close.
Fordwich
J. T. Winter, reeve, was in Toronto
attending 1Roads Conven-
tion.
nn en
the Good v -
tion
Findlay Lynn left here Tuesday
morning wg of last week for Prince Rup-
ert, 13. 0.
Roby. Me.Intovh, Lots 16 and 17, con.
ft., Ilowick, has sold his farm to Geo.
13011nel 1.
Thos. Shearer, of the 9111 con., con-
tin)100 very much in the same condi-
tion of health.
S Eggleton, of
t Belleville, Wan gg 1 1 , 1't s a
guest or his cousins, the Misses and
Russel Andrews
It has been whispered that Ford-
wich Comedy Co'y are soon to start
on the read eagain.
A. 0. Sotheran left on a trip to the
West, to visit his daughter, Mrs. A.
Fitzpatrick and other friends.
The material for the cabling of the
town's telephone system has arrived
and we expect the work will be in
progress 131.0 long.
Morris
BOROOL REPORT:—Following is the
report of S. S. No. 9, Morris, for the
11101(111 of February. Names are ar-
ranged in melee of InerlL:—Sr, I V.—G,
McArthur. Sr, I1L—L. Jackson. Sr.
1I.—il. MoOall, C. Salton, G. Kelly, E.
Watson. Jr. IL—V. Wyatt. Sr. h
—B. Kelly. Primer,—M. Readnlan,
R. Button, J. Readman.
A. E. COWAN, Teacher.
SOHOOL REPOIOT•—Following 1s the
report of S. S. No. 8, Morris, for
February. Review of Geog, and
Mem. Total 500 Pass 800. C. John-
ston 411, L. 'L'nrvey 370, J. lineman
821, A. Agar 291. Jt. IV.—Exam. in
Arith., Geog. Total 200 Pass 120.
*L. Breve' 1.155, *J. McMichael 64, *L.
S(11Ch 22. Jr. III.—Exam. in Hist.,
Snell., Geog., Aeith. Tntal 400 Pass
200. L. Turvey 285, 0. Souch 222, G.
1.3i ewer 168, *E. Sellers 142, "S. Mc-
Miehte1 52. Sr. IL— Geog., Writ,
Spell„ Arith„ tu1(1 daily work. Total
600 Plass 800, 11. Warwick 546, C.
3.11(701( 463, C. Boman 460, C. Mustard
dlilS L. Oloakey 66. Jot. IL—Geog.,
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Wilt., Spell., Alit and dull work.
'Total 500 Pass 225. G. Fell 235, "F.
G,Lr mss 174, H. Garniss 106, E. Gentles
00. Jr. III.— Writ., Geng„ Arith.,
and daily wnt•ic. Total 500 P(a85 250.
A. Gallagher 208, I. Gallagher 292, *E,
Forbes 255, *13. McMichael 72. Part
h St.— Writ„ Geog., At'ith., and
daily mud:. A. Johnston 488, *J.
'Pm vey 155. Part I Jr.— F. Brewer
169, M. Warwick 149, Primer.—B.
Snuck 100, W. Sellers 88, L. Garniss
'77. Avetage atteudance 26.
I. 13. FRAIN, Teacher.
Proved After Fifty Years -
The test of time has proved that
Put nom's Corn Extl'actot' cures quick-
er, with less discomfort and more
thoroughly than anything else. Con-
tains no melds, is purely vegetable and
absolutely Suaranteed. Insistest on
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"PG1e(ut s only—it's —iia the beat
Atwood
� met, 1
Ellen Connell •il u e I1 the Agri -
en! t nod hall
b'ri-
ellel.l(14L111tail Atwood,Saturday.
on t ay.
Ales: 17. P. Geeensides received word
of the death of her uncle, Edward
Lon Cadillac Michigan.
Mrs. Artbne Peebles left e1 'Wed.
nes11ay or teat week for it month's
visit to her sistet in Coral, Mich.
E, E. Hunniford, who sold his
tore• bu511100s to Stanley Ford of
g Y Y
d and [loved Laudon �
town, t 1 1 to has
bought a business i1) Clinton.
Murr'ooy H Dickson, 1910 has been
with the C. 3?. R. in the West as
operator for the past six Months, has
been appointed agent at .Biggar,
S10k.
A joint stoolt company composed or
the farmers of the Donegal district
will erect a cheese factory this Spring
on the lot owned by John Hymen's.
It will be b)111003 cement blocks and
in every way will be ft 'modern factory.
A tivonll 13t'anch of the Children's
Humane Soviets: of the County of
Perth held 1.ieir annual meeting in
the Metlindist Ohnech, Atwood, on
Wednesday evening, 2601 February,
1018. Comity fnspect11', Rev, thigh
Feegnsort, was 1)1000nt and gave a
grind accolut of the work throughout
the conty.
Yon can Say goodbye to constipation
70Slh a clear conscience if you use
Clarnbeelai,1's 'Tablets. Many have
been perrr(aneutly cured by then' use,
For sale by all dealers.
Listowel
Gen, ;Silliest, Hutto ee of the 3iress
Rouge,, Priston, was in town last
week, the guest of John Watson.
Jos. AViisodl, tinsmith, had the elle'
fortune t0 0o 11 while in Stratford and
injured his shnulder,
fetter oinking ft few appropriate re.
11(1(1 ka, tie behalf of the members of
the 1.1 111, prl'yt'tltecl 'Mo. Burt with it
C(entlentnl's gulf ring. Gordon, in a
few well el(neen words, thanked hie
friends fur their 1110dneee, He lef*for
Pdrmnntur, where 11e has secured a
0610
good p10n.
Manitoba
i proved
Farms
For sale on easy terms
or will rent to desirable
tenants, Write for par-
titulars to
John E. Smith (Owner)
Box1033 Brandon Man.
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