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Portia loot—Tuts Pon,
NOW wall aper—Joe. Vox.
Auction) solo—John —M 0i 1,
NoticNotice to oredltota-F, s. Scott.
i Teow: Panto -F, R. Scott.
Fell Eon, Directors—W. H, Kerr,
Poultry wsntod—Roti. Thorium.
mimeo to creditors -S, E Terbi u ,
Gurney.Oxford—Wiltones Gillespie.
ehionntlemullnery-ntiesE, Hunter.
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Miss Lavinia
been vision
past two
don.
Saturday
meeting
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on Wee voted
clition, to
dresses were
Ed. k'ulton•
for the 2lst
D. and
visited Mrs,
Mr, and
spent Sunday
Public school
as principal
sistant.
Mica Bernice
ham where
a
School.P
John Casemore
and will then
in tour.
Miss Mina
tion in
store, Wingham.
Wm, Holmes,
chased the,
John Oasemoae.
$4,800, Possession
March 1.
Alderson, who
g at her home here for
weeks, hasreturned to Lon-
evening a Liberal political
was held here, Wm, Omer-
to the chair and in
Nominee HieloP short
given by W. Kramer and
The outlook is favorable
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Mise, Della Higgins lies gone .to
Wh, ba,xi to take a course in the
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Bueinese College.
- Mrs, Tony ,Meeghan- and son, Bel-
more, ware visitors at the home of
Mrs,•Iia s last week,
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Robert a. Galtneith and John Bal-
four visited at the home of the latter's
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cousin, Thn,nas .Caselnore.
The �residenCs. of Bilzevale and the
vie n t
t 1 1 y wel .e pleased to see W. H.
Cook, of Luoknow, agent for I9, i),
Smith, Winona, around once more,
Miss Greta and Frank Fleeting re-
turned to their home in London last
tveeld, ntber a pleasant t»'o months'
visit with their grandparents, Thos.
and lits. Higgins.
District meeting andSundaySehoot
convention lista an 'Tllu['sdav andLa
Evangelistic Convention Friday fore-
noon, Meetings held in the MethodistsHooNAB:�.,E
choich,
The sermons f Rev.Mr.
o v =Yard,
of Heosall, ,n the Methodist church:
here last Sabbath, were greatly enjoy- -
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ed. Morning Cliaeanh'90 was On the
Harvest and 1z the eveningthe sub-
jest was Lcizalna, In aClclltto[1 to
good anthems by the choir, Mies,
Bunter rendered a choice solo and a
Lrio was given 01 good voice by Miss
Ella Haneutd, Miss Barkley and Mrs.
A. McDonald, Rev, Mz. Millyard will
be welcome' back.i
Funeral of the late Gordon McKee
was held last Fridayafternoon service
tieing conducted bey Rev. Masers.'
Wren and McRae, the Young Mena'
Bible Class of the 'Methodist Sabbath
Schaal, of which deceased was a loyal
member, supplied a guard of honor,
dropped the class button to the grave
and placed a beautiful wreath on the
casket. Pall bearers were J. Sleet-
mon, A. herr, Joe Pearson, H.
Stevenson, W. Whittington and Chas.
Iianeiild. .
Goo) Won .— stTi.
Tuesday 20 rand
from the 4th line, Morrie, and 7th and
8th lines of Grey,.constituted a bee
and cleaned out a ditch cm the farm of
Mrs. Joo, G. Smith, 8th con, She to
. very grateful for the kindness and de.
sues to express her beet batiks.
Tana—MondayP t i
Goch �et, evening Rev,.
Me. Fhbbert of Garde, gavehis•
Lecture "Rambles inGlllLand" at
Union church whi(:h was greatly en-
joyed, Rev. Mr, Wren occupied the
chair and the choir gave choice seleo-
tions of music. The offeringof n-
Su
day and Monday was about $60,
The Mondayeveningrio • to Mi
prior rs
Jennie Hehui' wedding the rnembetf
of Roe's ,
chum
ce elect clLea an ai o -y
which the , was elect was such afaith-
Ful worker, presented with a
ni• is
mditative of the
ele s friendship and
warm and good wishes of
P e •
associates. A verypleasant time
was enjoyed and the company separate
ed withexpressions of health and
happiness for the evening
in her new home inuthe of
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being so economical and demo MAY e
enforced condition, ill say there
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not going to be a core • to Kiri
away, Vote for Rootprooltg ap
a wider market,
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THE BATTLE IN lr Y
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q, Hletop and J. cowman. Nominate
b
Bluovale.
Mrs. Galloway, of Howiok,
Hobert Hays,
Mrs, McKee, of Tiverton,
at the parsonage.
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opened with'•A. Poslilf,
and Miss Aitchison as
Shaw left for Winis
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she will attend, High
has gone to Ottawa,
go 'west on a;pxospect.
Haney has taken a Poor
Miss Macpherson's millinery
of Wingham, has.pur-
old Holmes farm from
The suet paid was
is to be given.
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Thursday Of this week the of 1-Icd
Nomiu s for,East Ridin of kIu
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be was held in the 'Town Iia
hero. J, A. Morton, Beturnin
Officer, received the names. 1
Archibald Hislop, as Liberalnot:einslander
bearer and Jae.owman, as nomine,
of the tibe ba vatfvs party and a wee
betide the battle with the bailors wei
be fought and decided.
Follvcymg the Nomination hour
platform meeting was held and is i
session as THE POST goes to pees
There was a large attendance from
sections of the riding and the He
was taxed to its seating capac n
There was a majority of 83 again
Mr. Mateo at the last election whe
.Dr. Chisholm won but by a 'oarefl
computation It is expected by 14h
sup ort friends rhotic will win, Th
supporters of Mr, Bowman.do "lc
acknowledge this and areputtingup
strenuous favor s and Reciprocit;
willi•
carry in the rural districtcal
and cais rryto turn the scale i
favor of Liberalism. Talk wont d
this and the polling of every vote i
imperative necessity. Au unpolle
vote counts against the party will
holding ft. Let the masses rule toric
than the classes e victory. and instil
if wish to see victor
youy'
Oranprook
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Miss alio Balser, visited friends in
Brussel laste
s we .k, •
0. and Mrs. Alderson and daughters
were visiting relatives in Avonton.
There will be more satisfaction in
the Rural phone now the -line is in
:d into three,
Mrs. Harcotict, of Walkerton, and
S. H. Kaiser, of Stratford, are visitors
it the homes of A. Reymann and A.
Helm.
John Knight, sr. who' has spent the
hast'six weeks with his daughter,
Wes. W. Alderson, has returned to St.
Wheys where he will make his home
Or yiMonday
r sometime. We wish the old
,entleman a good many years of
tealth and happiness.,
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Walton "
Mrs. Williamson is still quite poorly
and has hada hard tight but we hope
got more rapid uT improvement.
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Next Wednesday aftornoon the
Wvmen a Institute will meet at the
home of Mrs. David McOntoheon,
"Canning and Pickling," by Mrs.
W. Knechtel, and Demonstration by
Mrs. Wrn. Robb and Miss Eva Mc-
Outcheon will be on the program. All
ladies svelcanxe.
POLITICAL.-'- Saturday' evening of
this week a political lueating wi l be
held in the A. 0. U. W. ball, corn-
:naming at 8 o'clock, to be addressed
by Archie Hislop, the Liberal condi-
date, and others, The Reciprocity
questinnivillbethreshed out and Mr.
Bowman or his representative is
vited.• P in-
Monerie'fi
A house belonging to Jas. Bailie,
Elma, was burned by lightning last
It was at
night.unoccupiedDilworth
that time.
Belgrave
Several ladies from this locality at
tended the W. M. S. District Oon-
vendor: at Brussels on Wednesday.
Improvement
Improvement is noticed in the
health of our well known villager, Jno,
Scandrettand wehope hewillcontinne
Co improve. -
The Annual sermon to the 0. 0. P.
will be preached by the Rev. J. A.
Ferguson in the Presbyterian' chuich
next 3ihnday at 11 o'clock a, m.
A ood starthas been ma
g deb your
public school. The new teacher is
Miss Jean Rands, of Brussels, who
comes with splendid recommendations
and we wish her success.
Rev. Mr. McEcheren, of White-
church, occupied the pulpit in Knox
church last Sunday and preached a
very fine sermon, taking his subject
from the life of Jacob and,Eseau.
Fridayevening of this week a public
meeting in the iberal interest will be
held here. Addresses- by A. Hislop
'and rtliers. Opposition candidate or
a supporter
o ok; .invited. Meeting opens
at 8 •
On Sunday, Sept. 24th, the Annual
Harvest Home service will be held in.
Trinity church, Belgrave. Rev. Mr.
Jeakens, of Clinton, is to he the
preacher. A Thank -offering. of $85.-
00 is being asked for.
Next Tuesday the Women's Insti-
tutu will convene. One of the interest-
ingfeatures will be. a visit to the meet-
ing by members of Brussels Institute.
There should be a good rally. .Tisa
meeting will be held at the' home of
Mrs. Roht. McKenzie. A musical and
literary program will also be rendered.
Morris
Brussels Fall Fair will be dandy.
Township Council will meet next,
Monday.
Mies Gertrude Duncan was visiting
friends at Toronto.
i1lise May Wilkinson, 4th line, was
visitin in To[ onto. '
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London big o f to the wowing card
'fol• a number of Morris residents this
week.
George Manning and Walter Broad-
foot took in the sights at Toronto
Fair last week.
Politics are warming up but Thurs.
day of next week will settle. the matter
for a while at least.
Miss Florence Kindall, of Ann
Arbor, iitiich., is visiting at Wm.
Wilkinson's, 4th line.
A dandy span of gray shire horses
has been purchased by P: McCall, 7th
line, from his brother John, at a fancy
puce. Pete is bound to drive the best.
Miss Maud Bryans has gone to
Chicago where she will take a course
of treatment for her health which We
hope may result in complete rester-
orlon.
eat is noted in the
Ldition of either
condition of either Wm. McOall, or
Jno. McArthur. Both are pioneers of
Morris: and well known to many read-
ers of Tsra POST.
Miss Borneo Blake, '6th line, has
been battling •with a severe attack of
whooping cough. She and her mother
went to Kincardine hoping the change
would do thepatientgood.
A clearing Auction Sale of farm
stock, implements, etc., is announced
by
lost Medal',
h1$a soth ld'hie rune fa m
to Wm.•SkelCmh and purposes remov-
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ing to Lnckno a to engage the ill
Element business hence the sale will
a unreserved. List may be' read in
another column.
THE LATE X. WHEELER.—The
Elora Express of last week sppcake of
Che demiee of the late Wm. `Vheeler,
Wellington Co., who was a former
resident of the 4th line. as follows :—
uncertainty of life has seldom
been more impressively demonstrated
in the case of Wm. Wheeler a
respected resident of Pilkington, in
AugAlma
28th, he vicinity.
asssiieting tat the
threshing of Robert Gale. He had
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been working in the mow, and in
some way fell about twenty feet, just
how, no one knows. He was injured
about the head and spoke onlya wordwhen
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oi`two then lapsed into unoonsaous-
Hess, from which ha did not recover
until he passed away on Tuesday,
Aug. 29th. The deceased had reached
thea a of 83
g Years and 14 days. He
was born in the Co. of Simcoe, being
aeon of the late Ghailes Wheeler.
When the subject of this sketch. was
about 15 years of age, the family
moved to Morris township, in the
County of Huron, where they settled
on a solid bush farm. —Here the de-
ceased bore his share of the work of a
pioneer and helped clear• 311 acres of
land: In 1875 he married Susan Trask
of Alyea, who proved a worthy help-
meta to him. In 1382 he moved to
the 2nd concession of theTownshi of
Pilkington bought a farm and greatlyare
improved ft also
s putting' up a first,-
class house and barn. As a further
evidence of his intelligently directed
industry, ib is worthy of cote that he
leaves his widow and family in posses-
81an of two fine farms, well equipped
and with first-class buildings. Be -
sides his widow be leaves o mourn.
his loss two sons and one dao iter,
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Harlem and Alvin and Miss
Ella Ann Wheeler. He 1e also sur-
vived by four brothers and one sister,
viz :Charles and John Wheeler, Bel-
grave.; Lawrence Wheeler, Brussels ;
Francis Wheeler, Vancouver, B. O. ,
and Mrs. Marshall Hughes, of Edrnon-
ton, Alberta. The funeral which was
one of the largest ever witnessed in
the community took place on Friday,
September rat from Iris Mita residence
to the Elora cemeterv. The sei•vicea
were conducted by Rev. Mr. Lounds,
of the Alma Methodist church, assist-
ed byRev. J. G. Reid, . of the Alma
Presbyterian church. The pall 'beat-
l:ra were Messrs. Wm: Brown Levi
Trelsk, Charles Wheeler, Lawrence
tiVheelee . John Wheeler and Win•
Emrich. Among those present from
a distance at the funeral were :—
Charles and Mrs. Wheeler:; John and
Mrs. -Wheeler ; Lawrence and Mrs.:
;Mrs. Ta lot, of Bel rave ;
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and.Herb Wheeler. The deceased
will be much missed in the nom-
mnnit He was all honorable roan
y
whose word was his bend, and n good
neighbor. The sympathy of the solo -g
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mlttilty goes out to those who have
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Jamestownan
PIoxEER ems151ONED.=After a r•eai-
dance of 56 year • in the, townsht s of
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Gre and Morris, David Bracken-
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ridge answered the Roll Call, Co which'
all must respond,' on Saturday, Sep
tember 9th. He was in his 93rd year
and was' born in the, County of
Armagh, Ireland, coming to Canada
when 16 years old. After reaching
Oakville he started Westward settling
On a farm in Wellesley township where
he spent 21 years. In the Fall of 1855
he pushed Westward into O'rey where
he located on Lot 5, Can. 2, in a region
known as the Queens Bush. After a
ied Miss
Lee,oyear's Toronto; hettleti tdocvn to
face the s'ontoi and and
, privations' of
pioneer life. After spending 22 years
in Grey he pulcli.ased what was - then
known as the Oowan farm, Con. 1,
Marla, where he spent the remainder
ofof
vi his life. Mr. Breckenridge 9 chil is cur-
vived by his widow, 9 children, 31
grandchildreu and 5: great grand-
children. The children areas follows :
—Mire. itlenry Cowan, Cro vell.gMichi-
Kan • Marshal, Iron Bride Algoma
Joseph, of Turnberry ; David, of
Morris ; John 'R., Sault Ste. Marie;
William, of Turnberry ; Mrs. Robert
Slesfer, of Morris :James, of Philadei-
phis ;and Wether, who occupies thelin,
old homestead. All of these, with the
side tion of Marshal were resent
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(hiring the last illness of the deceased.
The funeral took. place on Monday at
1.30. Interment was made in the
Brussels cemetery.
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Mloh.,J
day with
this locality.
are independent
tables.
We would
Huron Count
HIT s0
about 9.30
John Ellis'
things lively
was cracked,
chimney
stairs set
up all around.
the. wonder
not killed
DIED IN
to state that
Jno. and
last Monday
of 10 days,
death was
supposed
b thel handle
bright lad
community
family. The
uesdayafternoon
5]i
Win. Michie,
of a veryinteresting
needs.), evening
o'clock, when
bliss Mary,
Rev.eorge Martin,
J. A.
officiating.
was beingrayed
brothor of
took their
drapery,
bride, who
brother, was
own of cream
boquet of
fern and ware
of the groom.
toothe h vhiclluests
greens where
ed, after which
evening was
distance were
of s. ander
Thos. and
bride's travelling
tweed with
couple left
p
their future
followed by
many frieudf.
RECIPROCITY
The laborer
ed in this
reciprocity.
that before
or factory
down the
Prairies and
they depending.
if the tiller
proper compensation
has less purchasing
less and retailers
sales ditto.
less and it
less work.
U.8 last year
Austrians
the working
able, Tlhe
here iu a few
youth
life do wihemit
them Po
To the foreigner
drill appreciate
has been getting
even if it IS
wrist it now
beat re Canada's
the cream off
sources, The
will ask an
fore the laborer
purchasefoe
p
Providence
the farmer
stored'with
easily taken
crops, clover,
pP
divide up his
acres itself
duce a bigg
the laborer
when the strife.
to be flares
In the of
f5 P
n o
b ve lenjoying
have been en o Y
relatives and old
They travel
of railway
They are always
not mind annexing
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LIGRTNING.—Monday
o'clock lightning
house. 3rd line,
for asecond.
stovepipe split
to the stove, clothing
on fire and a general
It was a close
was that somebodywas
or the house burned
HIS 000TH.—We
Homer, the second
Mrs. Brown, teh
at 6 p. m., after
aged 11 years.
an abscess in the
to be caused by beiug
of the plow.Remember
and the sympathy
is extended to the
funeral took place
to Blyth
hie, 6th line,The home
was
g ceremony
of last week,
her eldest
was united in marriage
of Georgetown,
Ferguson,
son, of
While the wedding
p by Thos.
the bride, the bridal
p laces ander an
banked with ferns.
was given away
becomingly attired
Gloria and
white roses and maiden
a gold Bracelet,
After congratulations
adrdeco decorated the
wassuperior
a dainty lunch
a very pleasant
spent. Guests
C. A. and Mrs.
; Mrs, Jas. Actoin
Mts. Michie, of Acton.
suit cuss of
hat to match. The
on Monday afternoon
home in Georgetown
the Best wishes
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m a boli -
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friends in
by auto soee
tithe-
welcome.
them to
night
struck
and made
The ceiling
from the
up-
shake-
call and
down.
are sorry
sou
line, nese
an illness
Cavae of
bowels,•
struck
He was e
of the
bereaved
Wed-
cemetery.
of Mrs:
the scene
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daughter,
to
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Michie,
party
arch of
The
by her
in a
carried a
hair
Ghe gift
with ever-
was serv-
social
from a
Michie,
and
Tha
dark grey
ha
for
for
of their
LABORER
is asks-
again st
the town
to hew
on the
not got
work he
buys
whole
make
to
2o% were
of a type
and sir-.
will come
can the •
up in
with
wage he:
what he
land,
to
be the
tilting
new re.
and be-
life can
have to
kind to
is largely
which is
certain
He can
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CAMPAIGN NOTES
A vote for Hislop is a vola TO
Laurier and the Larger Market.
Johnnie Canuck can match the son
of Uncle Sam. and have .no fear c
competition with them.
Nomination in Brussels Thursdayc
this week followed byaddresses b,
the candidates and oters.
About 7,000,000 pounds of Canadial
butter were sold to the Eastern $tat
last year, from which interfere000 war
realized. JohnIdid not ier.withou
loyalty to Buil either.
The Canadian Government has a
bout a score of paid agents looking fo
better markets for Canada at a cost o
about $125,000 and yet some peopl
kick because we wish to trade with ori
nearest neighbor.
that this Reciprocit
agreement affects only natural pro
ducts and hence there is no foundatio
for the misleadingstatement of tit+
Opposition that the country will `bo
flooded with United States maeufac
tared goods, since they afore, subjec
to the same duties ae before.
The total trade ' between Canada
and the United States in 1910 amount
ed Co $338,652 687. This means that
every time the clock struck middighi
Canadians and Americans had don
over a million dollars worth of hoof
nese for each workin da the revi
g Y. p
ons 24hours. This with a tariff Wal
on both sides and no annexation feel
ing exists. Could they not do Ewc
million dollars business in the saint
time under reciprecity (with the tarif
wall down) without thinking of an
nexation .
Canada spends millions everyyeai
promoting Grade in natural pdctt
with foreign countries, shoving oui
products of farm and dair
into places over high tariff wails anc
incompetition with every other natio
that produces like products. No
we are offered a market of
million, adjoining our own country,
ctliose 3000 mile boundary ie moetlYar
imaginary line, there are Chase timor•
chis mortals wlho fear and dread tial
, annexation may result. Why not be
annexed by Japan, China, France,
Germany. Mexico or any other nation
with which we have negotiated e
trade treaty P
In 1910 the average American tariff
against Canadian products was id
per cant, while the Canadian tariff
Must American h products averaged
per cent. In the face of the high
tariff wall Canadians sold $9,439 •
557 worth of ordinaryfarm product
to the United 'States paying duties el
$1,390,I86 thereon, while- Che StateE
ter cent low in the facea tariff ly
per cent rawer to the extent of only
$1,436,847, or only a slight amount
more than the duties aid on the
p
Canadian farm products sent to the
States. Looks as if when tariff wall;
were removed the ratio would be kept"'®
up at leafs. If we continue to sell
us them seven times f much asthey sell
us, the balance of trade should be
sattafactoty to Canada,
QUESTIONS NEEDING ANBwFREi •
If reinprarity in farm products is
go;ug coded to thf r n pe d ms fks' e
_0 A, Hooded cvithfarm products from
the United States, how is it that every
farmers' Ca oda iso11 and agiicultur i.
naps., in Canada is in favor of Rech•
proclty 7 •
If the United States farmers have
such a large surplus of farmproducts
that they could drive us out of our
0
Moine madders under free trade, how
is it that theyare not clamoring f
g ar
free trade with Canada P
If fres trade be such a benefit Go the
the United States, how is tl
that) never 'farm • ' •
y sic organization m
the United States Lund ever leading
g
agricultural paper asitias the border ie
opposing reciprocity 2
pIf Groat Britain is tile, best nlarksl
for all our preclude the• i
w is it tial
while we have free trade with Great
Britain we have tient only1
worth f : goods S ,0112.Oai,
a to GreathleBritavt
during the past 5 years, while we have
shipped 15
pl d + 70,000,000 to the United
States ever ahigh tariff wall P
We must do our own tlnnkinn its
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NzJwsx NOTES.—W. S. R an left for
y
Lucan on Tuesday to attend the fnner-
al of 010lative.—Wm. Tegrin, of To.,
onto, is spending two weeks with his
parents, Rev. L. and Mrs. Perrin.—
Rev. Mr. Collis cvas in Londesboro ong
Sundayin the absence of the
y pastor,
Rev. le H. vers out, who had charge
of the Anniverear services held
Balm ae y
t e that day.re Miss l?layter, her
Toronto, visited' recently with her
sister, Mrs. Robt. Hamilton, of Turn-
beery.—Harry Brawn is able to be out
Dr.
.and Sirs Jacksoner his rhavetreturned from
a two weeks' visit with relatives in
Toronto.—W. Aitcheson, of Toronto
13I dei»g Q' K. Hall's > place in the
Trader's $ink while the latter is hav-
in two weeks holida s.—A load front
h redrove to Wingham on Monday
to hear the Hon, G. P. Graham's ad-
dress.—Mrs. r s,. H. Brawn has returned
from Elora cvhereNehe has spent the
last two months.—Miss Bessie Lovell.
is home from Ohicafo for few weeks
vacation.—Amon st those who ' at
g
tended the Toronto Exhibition this
year were D. and Fisher, Mee. D.
Miller, Mrs: J. R. Millet; Thos. Brawn,
Thos. Hemphill, J. R. and Mrs.• Wendt
\tit• S. Mather, Alex. Mcllouga11. Peter
and 141gs. Moffat, W. C. Hazlewood,
Robert I7arls, J. H. Hardy, Rev. Mr.
Collis and F. Davey.—A politic 1
meetingin 'the interests of Archiep
Hislvp, was bald in the Town Hall
last Thursday evening and was well
attended. The speakers were Archie
Hislop, Jolla Pritchard and Dr. Fowl-
eP•
A
during
a!i
Lion
Brand
more
think
and
about
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We
the
this
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order to increase
Men's Clothing
of
the
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many
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Highest
sales
we will
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for School
one
l'.e,
Without
- best
fitting
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on every
antes
give••you
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make.
better
different
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and let
g Prices
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01 Boys'
give
per
of
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of our
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5th
and
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Sept ■locality
boys read
y y
by getting
.
a doubt - the,
and the best.
the market.
The
Label
is a guar-
they will
the only pec-
sellin' h
this Ip
We will Sell
but we
Come in -
you more
.,y
for Produce. •
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Ethel
Mise ElsleDnnbarhasretmmedfram
a two weeks' visitin Toronto.
141 re. Wm. Pollard back,lrani
a visit with her sister at Thedford. ,
Robt. and Mrs. Dilworth, are back
from an enjoyable trip to Toronto.The
Wander if Ethel public school will
win the prize for Fancy Drill thisthan
Year P
hileli lspeliand
t Wednesday at of Bthe home
of D. W. Dunbar,
Geo. sod Mrs. Dunbar, of Bund-
ridge,yale visiting with relatives anti\
friends in this localit
Mrs. Hubble and Miss Hamill, of St.
Thomas, are visitors at R. D;hvortkh's.
They ai'e > elatfves02 the hostess.
A number of. the members of the
W. M, S. in this attended the
District Convention at Brussels on
SVettnasdaY• '
The preaching service in the Meth-
odist church next Sabbath evening
will be cancelled owing to the re -open-
in • services at Roe's church.
l
Tuesday evening of next week a
special meeting of Ethel L. O. L„ Nn,
p
631, will be held at the Orange Hall.
All members are requested to •attend.
Tuesday evening Archie Hislop held
a politica meeting in the Township
Hall. W. Kreuter was chairsnali and
in addition to Mr. Hislop, W. H. Kerr
and J. H Thou,snu spoke.
After a holiday visit of 7 weeks at
Rochester
tali Miss N Y., Toronto and Handl-
, M s Varela Pollard is back Home.
She wild accompanied -by her uncle,
George
1 Driver, of Rochester.
Friday and Saturday, 20th and 30th
mete., ore the dates set byget
Miss
Emma Hunter for her Fall Millinery
Opening, Dilworth block. Read her
a v'tin this issue.
All parties who have bean snaking a
dumping ground of the river West of
the Mill road in Ethel are requested Co
remove same and Pave any trouble as
that is not a public dumping ground
for that kind of rubbish,
Several of the creditors of R. Dock-
et attended a meeting of those interes-
ted at Brussels on'Monday afternoon.
It is exPoataa that with careful
management tho'J)ocket estate mayElton
75
pay cents on the -dollar.
tin'[tibei' of Ethel Foot Ball en-
thusiasts witnessed the chain ionehi
p P
snatch between Listowel and Green
River, at Listowel, lest Saturday.
'1'lle sets was a tie 2 2 and a third
match will be necessary setCfs the
supremacy.
yY
Wosuc 's INSTITuri•—The Septem-.
bet meeting of the Women's Institute
will be held in Jacksons Grove on
Thursday, 21st lust at 2.30 p. m.
„
Subject Our 0ouu try's Resources, to
be taken by Mrs. A. H, McDonald and 'thawing
Miss Stella Dunbar, Each member in
attendance is requested to 1)1,4g a
little lunch. In ansa of bad veatlxer
Mrs. S. S. Cola lute kindly :offered her
Aivirm Von a't.e ..,,Data„
\r
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have sold
LlOtl
season's
New
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when theyare
a good
Brand for toys,
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styles,
y
Styles—Popular
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FAVORS THE
and factor man
y
campaign n to vote
ga
They should remember
they get work in
that the far[ner hits
forest or pioneer
on the Farmer's prosperity
of the soil has
for his
power, hence
sell less and
Manufacturers
is' upto the workmen
'
were Italians,
and others mostly
class consider
same conditions
years and what
that are compete
comes to
the extra
compared to
in his native
considerablyreduced
is, which shuld
is history when
its large held of
man with the potgold
p
interest on all of it
of an '
rine in
they
has been very
and the vary air
a i'eatfertilizer
gtherefrom by
alfalfa, etc.
land for genegations,
intensly worked
competency, but
p y'
20 years krises Irani
in life le simply
P Then they
Of old and the Tarnier'
g
S,Li�S
made
on
gi
Brand
suit
that
satisfaction
are
here
known.A
makes,
best,
us tell
.Paces,
S
Grey
1
Robert Campbell, of Lyon, Sunday-
ed at Doodad Mclnlies, Oranbrook,
Miss McFarlane, of Atwood, is a
visitor with her cousin; Miss Addie:
Cardiff.
Gem and Mrs. Grierson, of Listowel;
paid a visit to Wilson and Mis. Evans.
The ladies are sisters.
Miss Elizabeth Dickson who was
teething at Amberley, Bruce C0: has
taken a school near Drayton, Otlt.,
cammeneing work Tuesday of last
weelr. We wish het a pleasant and
prosperous incainbeney.
A political meeting in the interests
of A. Hislop will be held in the A. O.
U. W. Hall, Walton, Saturday even-
ing of this week. Jas. Bowman will
be tilers the following Tuesday.
Bozell, recent) of Detrol
Y t
Mich., has gone to Hastings, in the
same state, where he will farm for a
while, He was acquainted with .a ri-
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cultural life here sct will be quite at
trains in goingback to ;t.
Danie1G41asier, '11th tion., if bltek,
from Calgary onrr business trip foe a
week. He hof 'sold his Palm stock;
implements, to his nephew, Daniel
Glassier who has been working the
formers faun for the past season.
Mr, Glatseuer; is really; enamoured 'Wheeler
g
with the West and will take the re-
members of the family bank
with win, He has not sold liis farm
here nor does the intend to do so, at
least notLo, the resent.' Young Dan. ,list
g
will have to secure a housekeeper of
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