The Brussels Post, 1914-5-7, Page 5,INC. SUTHERLAND & SONS Business Oards
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GEC. Sron!eoN, W. T. klmtmn,
President, • Prhloipal.
W. H. LOVE
Funeral Director
' and Elmbalnier
Orders promptly and care•
fully attended to bight or
day. Phone 228.
ETHEL.. bA►T,
1;!
JAS ANDERSON,
VEIERINARY SURGEON.
Successor to M. ft Moore. Oaioe at Ander.
son um*, Lavery stable, f ruseule, Telephone
No, 29,
PR. T. Tr.M'RAE
1311ahe1or of Medicine, University of Toronto ;
Licentiate and Graduate of the College of Phy-
sicians and Surgeons, Ont„ : Post-ggraduate
Uhloago Eye, Ear, No00 and Throat Hospital,
Ohieitgo, 10. Ex•Ho1ae Surgeon to 28, Mich-
ael's Hospital, Toronto.
Moe over P. 11. Smith's Drug Store. Tele•
toms, oonneutlon with Cranbrook at ell hours
DR. F T. BRYANS
litteh0101' of Medicine, University of Toronto ;
Lluen1inte of Oollege of ?bynames and tsar -
gimes, Ontario ; ex -Senior Berme Burgeon of
Western Hospital, Toronto. Offices of late Dr
A. MoKevey, Smith Sleek, Brnaeele,
Mural phone 45.
ALEX. D. M'KELVEY
M.B., M.C.P.@S. O.
199 Bloor street East, Toronto
Diseases Ear, Nose and Throat
Chalon) 130.letant Ll Fur, Noae end 7 brunt de-
- 0rtment New 14.61101111 Hospital, Toronto
Poet Graduate Harvard Medical 5011oo13 Bo -
ton ; Ince Senior Resident Surgeon 111008.1113,
• Sar Infirmary ' late (1»vio81 000istnnt in
Nose rind Throat depertnlent Mase Gen. Hoa
Intel• late House Surgeon Toronto General
Hospital. t 'Ia Brussels by appointment.
DR. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL,' ONT.
Physician and Surgeon ; Post Graduateeouraes
London (Eng.), New York and Chicago
Hos-
pitals. Special stealhi n todisease of eye, ear,
nose and throat. Eyos tented for glasses,
G.14 ROSS, D D.S., LO S
Griaduateof Royal College of Dental Sur;
Aeons of Ontario and Graduate University of
Toronto Foaulty of Dentistry.
Office In Isard Block, WInghaln
1110110 249 Post Office box 278
Painless Extraction, Plato work and
Bridge Work a Specialty
DR. WARDLAW
Honor graduate Of the Ontario Peterinorr
College. Day and night calls. Office mama(
Mill, Ethel,
MAUDE C. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal graduate Department of 0 hthai
[oology, MotJormlok Medical College, Ohioago
lL, 10 prepared to .test eyes and lit.g1808es at
her office over Grower's Restaurant, Brussels
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of ever)
week. Office hours Ito 0 p. m. Forenoon
by appointment, Phone 1219.
T. R. SENNETT
Will give bettor satisfaction to both buyer sed
seller than any other Auctioneer and only
is
reasonable Sales conducted
l• tl What
charge in Ontariq. Pure bred Stook solea a
specialty.
Write or 'phone 213 Wroxeter.
oEcai . hews tem
SWAT the fly.
A few cases of measles.
FRIDAY was Arbor Day.
MAY 2011 is the next holiday,"
SCHOOL Board meeting Friday even-
ing of this week.
OLD newspapers in 51 bundles at Tim
Pose Publishing House
Sotto people in Ontario preserve
their old Bibles wonderfully but wear
out their books of fiction with much
handling.
1`13ERE is an agitation among Ole
merchants of Listowel for earlier closing
on Saturday night, What about the
sante rule in Brussels 7•
JUDGE and MRS. DOY1.E returned last
week from their three Month's stay 1u
the South, which they found not all
sunshine, but at times very agreeable.'
They are glad to get home again.
REV J E. HUNTER was in Loudon
this week assisting his father in law,
'n on to move
his
Rev.
1.
W. Robinson,
household effects to Toronto so says the
Dungannon News of last week,
DR. HOLMES, County Treasurer. of
Goderieb, formerly of Brussels, has
,;one on a trip through the West to the
Pacific Coast, stopping off at pleasure
either way. He will be absent a month,
TX/Mts.—Our thanks are due a good-
ly number for responses in the matter (1f
clearing up back subscriptions to 'Tint
POST. We hope the good work will go
on until our list is cleared up to close of
1914. How is your sub ?
CHI•NAMIIL puts a finish on floors,
furniture, walls and makes them look
like new. White Enamel, gold and
aluminum paint, varnishes, etc. See
the demonstrator at Wilton & Gillespie's.
_tore Thursday and Friday of th's
week. Dont miss it.
JAMES MCCItACKEN, of Goderioh, re•
turned 011 Tuesday evening from a three
weeks visit at Detroit and Pott Huron.
While et Detroit be was the guest of his
grand -Slaughter, Mrs. Alfred Bond,
(nee Mies Lucy MoCrackeu.) Mr. Mc-
Cracken was a former Bresselite
AMONG throe gr'adIlol111H in Arts i11
Quee11's University. Kingston, we
notice the name of Wllhelmiue M.
Ford Miss Ford I13a daughter of Rev.
J, E Ford of Victoria St, Methodist
church, (;nderieb, anti is he fourth mem
ber of the family in make titis creditable
record Mise We'en Ford, a Io•m1ii
.
teacher here Is a sister
MOVING '1.O RmGETOWN — 111: Both-
well 'nines of April 301 n speaks of Mrs
(Dr.) t`ovne—nee Miss Mary Oliver,
formerly of Brussels.: as t'oliows :-
'I'lte Ladies' Aid and Ossociate niem
bens of the Methodist c11urcil met at the
home of Mrs (Dr.) Coyne on Tuesday
evening to b d her Goodbye iprior to
her departure to her new (10E10 in.
Ridgetown Mrs Coyne was '['reastirer
of the Aid and will be greatly missed
TIheV presented her with a luo0(1 s01 at
the close of the evening. It is Both
,van's Ines 0 '31 Rielgetowu's gain, 1
Groat Spoclalleta in Stomach Catarrh.
'J`ho»gh oft en they fail 111 give even
telrlpoyary relief, Sly. W. Seyinnu13
of lien Levine; Ont„ cured himself
with 1'tlremsone, "My teenble" he
gays "WAS nhroitio catarrh of the
stomach. Tihere was e0i18tat bitd l
taste in my mouth, I was costive u11(1
Morally :nahseated before and after
meals, I oleo had it gnawing sensation
in Lhe stomach, Ferrnznne gave nut
greet relief, tu»tl1 311831 used Catarrh-
ozone which is good rm. catarrh, Al
though Feernnumberit took a (
zotle, I get back my health and
today T am quite well," For stomach
catarrh, lndige8tln11 and J(i11d1'ed dis
'nf(lel'S 111)11)ing-exoela. V'el'r0Zlme. 111
a Lhntisttntl Cases, it leas prnvr(1 to
tvnndPt'Flll %Meese, ''Try it yourself,
5071 nee box at all dealing(
FISHING has started. Some of our
anglers say the worms are more easily
found on Sunday. -
i. W. Vanatter, of the Goderioh Star
was able to leave Alexandra Hospital
and return to bis home, where he is
convalescing, lie will not be ableto
undertake work for a while longer.
SEE the graining that can be done by
Cht-Navel Free Demonstration et
Wilton & Gillespie's Thursday and
Friday of this week, Hardly a need in
the line of finishing that Chi Hamel
does not supply. Jost the thing Far
carriages, auto ob1lea
, etc, Ladies
should attend without fail on dates
named.
WEDDING.—A pretty wedding look
ulnae at the Wroxeter Methodist wean -
age, on Wednesday April 29111, ether'
Miss Victoria Simmons was married to
William G. Patterson, the bride wearing
a gown of white pailette silk trimmed
with Irish Ince and pearl brooch, the
Left of the groom. Miss E, M. Patter
00n, sister of the groom, attended- wear-
ing old rose and black lace. Mr. and
Mrs. Patterson left on the afternoon
train for London and other points.
H. r travelling costume was . navy blue
eult, Week hat with while plumes.
Wroxeter and Brussels friends extend
congratulations. The bride is a sister
'0 ino. Simmons of town.
ON Home ! It is a sacred place—
or was, in olden days, before the people
learned to chase the moving picture
ploys ; to tango dances and such things,
to skating on a floor ; and now the
youthful laughter rings within the Home
no more. You will recall, oldmen and
dames, the homes of long ago, and
you'll recall the fireside games the child-
ren used to know. The neighbor's kids
would come along with your own kids
to play, and merry as a bridal song the
evening passed away, An evening
spent away from home in olden days
was rare ; the children hadn't learned to
roam for pleasure everywhere. But
uow your home is but a shell where
children sleep and eat; it serves the
purpose veru well—their home is on the
street Their home is where the lights
are bright, where ragtime music Rows ;
their noon's the middle of the night,
their friends are— Lord who knows 1
'['Ihe windows of tour home are dark,
and silence broods o'er all ; you call it
Home—God save the mark 1 "tis but
e sty or stall !
They Givo Wonderful Health.
None ate an healthy, so buoyant
and full of life as those who regulate
with Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Even fU
one night they work wonders. Fut
nail 'coating they take from the
tongue, headaele s they relegate to the
past, biliousness and stomach dis-
orders they prevent and absolutely
ou'e Think what it means to have
Ihesystem ('ieansed 1U13 pulifled by
01'. Hamilton's Pills I A. true loca-
tive, a perfect tonic, harmless arid
wholly vegetable in composition, they
will do you good. Tu feel and look
your best ase DI. Monition's Pills.
25c at any dealers.
Fordwich
L. Galbraith sold lu very fine dark
brown mare weighing 1.800 pounds
to St. Mao'ie Brothers, of Oliffurd, for
,the stun of $350. •
W. IL Beown, North of town, has
pn1T,ha5ed Mrs. And. Brown's 50 acre
farm on tit 8th con,
ed home
e1i19Ln ,IL 11119 al�11
V
Percy
c
y H
From the West. He reports prospects
good out there and it is his int e1Li31I
to take out another car of horses.
At the annual Sunday School meet-
ing which was held at Orange Hill the
following officers were appointed :—
Sept., V. Simeon ; Asst. Supt.,
Norman Elm ding ; Sec'7' . Ruth Gal-
btaith, 14etts.,'lrlfurd Montgomery ;
Organist, Alfredo Strang ; Teaetlere,
W, Sitnson, Alice Edgar, MI's. Ed.
Gnlbrnith and bit's. W. G. Strong. -
Tuesday evening of last weep while
Will. Alliecht., eldest Bon mf I'LI'nest
e w 11 2'148
1 11 1
1'I rs. A
un•erit Btl
1 1 11.
nlldl , ,
washing ut Albert 33,1111610113, was
nllh110111og a tenth of 11,t•ses IUP limes
!recently eutaulgled 111 11331113' 341141 11113.)
one of the 11111 SOH 101310ho11 111111 11m,11,
stepping mn hi, left, leg, breaking it
near the mettle, The inhitell tiny was
et mere tette)) to his home, 11111. toying+
to the fettetured limb being so badly
swollen it IYne innpos'ilie tt sen the
break until Friday.
FARMER'S WIFE
ALMOST A WRECK
Restored to Health by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Connpound -- Her
Own Story.
London, Ont.—"I am afarmer's wife
and a very busy woman. Last aummer
I was taken with
severe pains in my
back so bad that I
could not get up or
scarcely move with-
! ,,;1� , ,11 out pain, and my
periods were pain-
ful, My husband
called in a good doc-
tor and I was under
his care for some
time, but he did me
little or no good.
One day a friend of mine told me to
try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound as she had been greatly
helped by it. I began taking it and
soon got well, and my periods became
natural again. Since then I have had
perfect health. In fact I have never felt
so well in my life. Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is a medicine
many women need. If you think this
letter will help other women please pub-
lish it. "—Mrs. IC. C. YouNG, Tambling's
Corner, London, Ontario, Canada.
Womenwhosufferfrom thosedistress-
ing ills peculiar to their sex should not
doubt the ability ofLydiaE. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to restore their
lealth.
if you have the slightest doubt
hat Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
Ile Compound will help you,write
to Lydia E.Pinkham &IedicineCo.
(confidential) Lynn,Mass.,forad-
vice. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by a woman,
and held in strict confidence.
Secretary, Miss Verda Asquith ; Ono-
re0pnndirlg Secretary, Miss 0. Col -
(dough ; Assistant Secretary, Charlie
Haggitt ; Treasurer, Miss Ena Jewitt ;
Assistant Treasurer, Miss Susie
Fawcett ; Pianist. Miss Ent, Jewitt ;
Ateiteatit Pianist, Mies V. Asquith ;
Snag Leader, Mrs. Addison King
Delegate to Convention at Seaforth on
May 61 h. Miss Vel'da Asquith. Re-
ceipts for the year were $34.
The Public is often Faked.
Unscrupulous dealers actuated by
large profits often recommend corn
0U1'es "as good as Putnanl's." Theta
is only one gennime 00111 Extractor
End that is Putnew's Painless
which is a mirnce of effi, l itey
and p1ofnpl.1ess. Use ne ether.
Listowel
17. G. Matthews, of the Listowel
Business U1IIs
6e, issued eighteen
diplomas keit week. .
Among the successful candidates in
the final yetis. 1)1 dentistry at the
Royal Oollege or Dental Surgeons,
Toronto, are J. S. Brinker and E. A.
Roos, of Listnwet.
The public 8ch0n1 board has ap-
pointed Miss Norma Gee as teacher 111
the pt hoary tleplurtinent of the public
settled. Miss Hawkins has been in
elmge of the primary department
whinh has an average daily y attend-
ante of 87.
W. A. Allison fins been appointed
Im.ggll.genl1Llt on 111e L1NInlvel- ill%Vlald
ran Of Ilse O. P. R. stlnceeding Chins.
Thdbadwlu, who died. E. R. Mc-
Unriniek, of London, win has been on
the Landoll-\Vind:40e run, succeeds
\il. A11113011 lie btakesrmun.
L`he. Banner says:—'Onmmonriug
with Sunday hath local rest11111'1uhy
Will be open to the public for seven
Blyth ••••••••••••••••►••0••••••
T. 0. Hefl'ron 18 able t0. be about ti. -s •
rain after his recent illness. 1 •
gain
bink, of Clinton, has decided • •
to open up a photo studio ill Blyth. 1
Jas. Uutt has lidded t, handsome • •
new silent 511100lincau to his grocery i ,r
store.
The many friends of Frank Met- •1:•:' •
e )lensed to see hila at out a- • ,- / •
calf ei 1 y:�}�
gain sinr.P his 1•a"'ent set, re illness. o •
Ethics Elliott. 11,1H 111 aI11.3,11''ur. HI
3 M
111- N'111 •fan d:al „e 111$ 11 N",•IIU
TH' Uple Myatic Shrike. held in Lon- t` 4.3 0
diet 0 �� •
Mrs SpHfro ld has returned Tema a •
1,10111 ,31 where elle 11nd gone •to have a 1 •
pito..of IiPPdil' 11,11),,V1.1.1 fr' 111 fel .Y - Itl)ri' I, 1 ,.1�' .
1111111 11 '
'33''''''lit , .1 •' 1
n„ I. I" ,,' 1111111, 11. 11, 11.4,01...1 mill, • 1"l,lltip,1 Il l0 U>.
building Inn t'n01., t anti We Will 91111W yUU 0113
,•1 It a3o1 hIss Corr have pelt»ned
hnlue front .31 1111'1100111 1'rw Wool 11S'
w;jotlrll hi I'110 i\modes, ('ill ,•and
other Simile., 1, p1imis -
Hlyt.h t1,rx min II1,4 00ee11 dr10V31
lulvinggill 118.01 yrnP4 rive -mil (hed.
The 011111p icy ie amu' reining land to
sow 131118- Vcalee 3.11,1)
\Ir111;IbLn & Ol , Dave 1111.T1111)-»)11 n 30
horse 1131111r A1gvi Irish rel' 3i11 011
Country +r3111111u+lurt', \vhirh 1hey
ovill use in the co11ec111m of 1'gge 1111(3
9111133111,
Hervey Sittele'ro'k. who hits been
con (teed 1111119 Imhof For hlntit11y tvitlt.
1131 14ffee1:1n1 Of the iicev'a, ills 11(11-
proved 8'191e43'1)1.1y of hale ala to tante
short wallas.
T, Ste0011)1, and ,1. M. Heron' mi were
busy canvassing rot HPV blmnei rel' rho
Blyth Lawn Bawling 711011 and nr('t
v1111 good success, d
nvhlr
seemed
over 30 Meinbers,
T11eannual meeting of the A 11111)01''
8(111 Mission nand tuns held 111. the
basement or the Me0hndi8L (hutch,
Tite8day, April list. 1i1Ilctfnn of .
officers t•PNlilte(1 as follows l—Superi)t-
1e1de1111. Mrs. Melee Young ; Hoorn•
lu'y l'reside)1, Mrs Bender ; Preen -
dent, 5liee Annie Melee('' 1st vice
Pres., 131!',9 M 13111 121r1 vier. P) aa.,
Miss Elsie 'ranteetL; Reeot'ding
1(111(1 Watches l•ts ever a
4 ll» n •O W lied.
•
•
• ' we bank mpon any of 111191
;mikes pleasbi3 tell 3110 elf
leu of malt Citelmiuein—null
• lhey dl,it.
For Why ?
• iii claw they einlin(131 e11
•
that is leen nt 11y a 1/01.1.001•
• \ViLtrh, e
• How much do you
• have to' Pay ? •
•
From 5,00 to 1825 0O --just tar.-
tcnrding to gpt1;11e, A1( Rises •
and slyles of rasps. Will
• yon permit us 1.o show yon.•
•
• i
J. Re Wendt
• Pi PI'
end lin graver -
• JP\y i •
Wroxeter•
YOUR RAM NEEDS
PARISIAN SAGE
It Quickly Removes Dandruf
.31101, because your hair is -full of
dendl'uff, thiel, 5tlelaky, (lull turd neves'
will do up to look pretty, (10 not de•
apair, Beautif01 hair, 7111(•11, fluffy,
lustrous and absolutely free from
dandruff is only a lathier ol' cafe.
Parisian Sage frequently. applied
hill work wonders, • Just' one appli-
cation stops itching head, removes
dandruff and all excessive nil, It
goes right to the hair regret and
furnishes the nourishment needed—
the halt becomes soft, fluffy, abund-
ant and radiant with life,
Parisian Sage not 'only saves the
hair but stimulates it to grow 10115
and heavy. Get It 50 cent bottle from
Jas. Fox at once. There is eo other
"Just -ns -good."
days in the week, A. B. George,
prom ietoi of the Oity restaurant, 1 0v -
it g decided like the Poodle Dog cafe
to rater to Sunday patronage.
The executive of the Perth County
Temperance Alliance is highly
gratified at Ole enthllOia8111 with
which the Onunty ie taking a hnldof
the 01mpaign for the Canada Tem-
perance Act. Finanniaily and other-
wise the situation at present is de-
cidedly encouraging and a cluplioatinn
of the result obtained in Huron
con nty . is anticipated for 'January
next. President T. L. Hamnilton is tit
ready t188111•ed that Ibe (lahnpnigil
will be placed of a sound financial
basis and it has been decided In
advertise at (Mee for a county tee-
gluliser who will devote his 0ntir1
time to the work of the campaign.
The organization is prepared to
offer a gond salary to the right
man and anticipate that the appoint-
ment will bo a permanent one. The
executive at fleet had Rev. E. G.
Powell, of Exeter, in vie1v foe the
appointment, but their plans were
changed through hisacreptance of the
appointment as field secretory for
Huron county.
Atwood '
E. T. Greensides & Son have pur-
chased a new delivery wagon.
0. Rowland left for his house in
Eulbrc where he intends to spend the
Summer.
Harold Stagg has secured a situ-
•ttion for the Sunnmet. with Jos.
Whitfield, of Grey.
Miss Mildred Hamilton was taken
suddenly ill with appendicitis on Sun-
day Apei1 26111 and on Monday tlnll fl-
ing WES taken .to Stratford hospital Lo
undergo all (Deletion.
Word was received dere of the death
of Mrs. Geo. Boyd, of Mendocino City
Cal. The late Mrs. Boyd calls a sister'
of Mrs. Wm. Humphrey, of Newry,
and firs. Hume of town.
Sunday evening Rev. T. Albert
Moore, D. D., of Toronto, Secretary
of the 'Temperance and Moral Reform
Department of the Methodist church
preached dere last Sunday evening.
Directorsof the Etna Partners
Mutual Fire Insurance On. (1(0t for
genetal Pn 1 b»9
Ines
s g
in the Agricultural
Hall, Atwood, an April 21st. All
members of the Board fete present,
but tae. Grieve. Minutes of the last
1118Pt2(1g . were read and signed.
Secretary was instructed to write H.
B. Murphy, Ill P., re premised Rail-
way legislation now before the Hance.
A. (11(1111 wag presented from A. Oropp,
of Ellice, for park burnt in smoke
house w111011 10(135 11)1c1 over till next
meeting and Mr. McClnry was in-
structed to investigate the matter.
President was instructed to inter-
view Mr. Grieve its to his standing as
Director of the Company. 42 appli-
ca1i011s for i11811rtltice were accepted
amounting to $134.400. Meeting ad-
jntnmPd till Tuesday 11'hry 19th.
Owing to the number of cases of
13ra1let Fever and Measles in the
Mnnioipelity, Dr. McNally, District
Health Meer Wee pres0111 at meeting
11 Bnatd of H'ealth told 11(1d4e800d the
Blnu'd in regaled to infections diseases
and other matters and gave i»slrui'-
110110 11.0 to what the Local Board was
required to do. The Brawl rec1ml-
111011ded to the M»ninf1i1(1 Gemini) to
have to 81Ltiitary Inspectnu appointed:
Medical Officer nF Health was auth-
orized to notify all Public School
teachers Ju the Township of Elute
that pupils who ere absent' from
sehnol for a longer period than three
days exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays
aid all school holidays trust not be
admitted without. providing a neetifi-
When you buy
a watch, be
sure to buy a
REGINA
But also ace
that you get it
from an- official
agent. Regina Watches
whoa, sold without an
official:, guarantee are
Blake,
Walton
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CRANBROOK
To be Continued until Further Notice
Thousands of Dollars worth
yet to be Sacrificed
Bigger and Better Bargains than Ever
12(o Art Musli»s, yd... , 07
Slit edded \Vheat. Biscuits08
FI uitatives, reg. 50c for 25
lOr. tin Stovepipe Enamel05
Comfort Snap, 5 bars for 18
Safety Pins per dozen 03
15c Reversible Cretonne10
15 & 25e Fancy Urines.. 08
15c Galatea, - 10
4.00 Men's Long Boots,
size 6 ...... 1 98
150 Colored Sateens 08
6 foot Elm. Oilcloths, reg-
ular 60e, for ...,...... 45
Royal Purple Poultry Spec-
ific, regular50c now 34
Roxall Dyes, 100 pitgs for03
Safety Hooks and Eyes, dos 01
Molasses Meal per bag . 1 60
18 & 20c Men'sBats 18
12ic Wrapperette suitable
for Quilt lining, now ... 81�
Zarn-Bilk, regular 50c for... 25
355c Black and Green Tea,
now 22c, or 5 lbs for.... 1 N
All 25e Pills, now........11
1.00 White and Gold Plates
per dozen .... 69
Tape per bunch........... 01
Hair Pins perpkge 01
15c Ribbons, now per yd .. • 09
6 foot Linoleum, reg. 90c83
Lot of Men's Gloves 75
Salts per lb 03
Nerviline, reg. 25c bottles:: 13
Fowler's Extract of Wild
Strawberry, regular 2.5c
for........... 18
Wall Paper at Less than Manufacturers' Prices.
For Paints of all kinds see us.
Special Prices on all Garden and Field Seeds.
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cats from a medical doctor that they
are free From any infectious or con-
tagious has existed in their home for
the preceeding three weeks. This
regulation to remain in force until
further notice is given,
Clinton'
FIBS.—What threatened for a time
to be a very serious fire started last
Friday night from an oil heater left
in the barber shop of M. Crich. The
blaze calls making great progress in
the frame building when It was
noticed, and it was feared that the
fire would make its way into the
furniture eto'e adjoining. Hard
work on the part of the local de-
tlurtinent, however, soon checked
he flames. The loss is fully covered
by insurance.
• Goderich
A -skilful engineer is examining the
Goderielt fire engine, and will remedy
the defective parts.
W. J. MoOi'eath, foreman of the
Signal, is quite i11 with wllatappears
to be an at tack of typhoid.
G. 111. •Elllott returned last week
21.0m Toronto, where he attended a
meeting of the Provincial Children's
A.id society. At the 11108tihlg J. J.
Kelso, Provincial Secretary, .was
given a six months' holiday.
The Star asks :—Now that the 0. P.
R. tracks have -made access to the
beach at the harbor both difficult and
dangerous, is it not time that the
rows
Counc0 should do something to make
easy access • thereto at. some other
point, say by way of the road at the
Sunset Hotel P
As the result of considerable work
on the part of the local fans a town
football league has been formed here
and things look exceptionally bright
for a good season's sport. Already
five teams have entered the league.
Thiecanbeyollr
expo ienceif you
mber-
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use Chamber-
lain's
ha
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ahlets
they care head-
aches by rectov- '
fag the causes*
not by smothering the symp-
toms—woman's 51108st Cute for
woman's most common aliment•.
Try them. 25c. a bottle.
Druggists and Dealers, or by mad.
Chamberlain Medicine Ce.
Toronto 9
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"My Kingdom for a Horst,il pro -
offered a defeated monarch. But
the modern man gets an infinitely
better means of transportation--
ransportation—at lowest cost—when he buys a
at
sturdy Ford. The economical
Ford has made the horse an extra-
vagance at any price. -
Six hundred doliars is the price of the Fiord
touring eaearis six flft . the
ran-lLbt lit' 7110 011ri f ,
town Cal nine ll)tll'il-f. G> 1. VerdiCl t.
complete Willi equipment. Get cetalo acid
pttl'1ietllars from 7. H. GAL1i12AITR, Local
Agent, BPuesels,