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BUSH MR SALE—
I have a few acres of bush left
for sale, Three years• to take it
off. phone 25.6,
Andrew Turnbull
WANTED AT ONCE—
Wanted at once a girl to }work
in office. Good education,
1'n apply to
Swift Canadian Co„
phone 45X
FOR SALE— Vim~
8 York Pigs, 5 weeks old. V anted,
some cattle to feed for winter
months, apply to
1-c Harvey Hulley
phone 47-5 Lot 31, Con, 18, Grey
FOR SALE—
Collie Pups,
apply to Donald Currie,
phone 12.14.
FOR SALE --
A number of White Leciltorn
Pullets, about 6 months old, apply to
1c Leslie Lske
•pbone 50-15
FOR SALE—
A Sat of Heavy Team Sleigh's,
good shape. Amply to
lc J, Allen's
Blacksmith Shop
FOR SALE -
11 purebred Yorkshire Pigs, ready
to wean, niao 2 Aladdin Lamps. 1
Hangiing and 1 Table Model
15 Wm. L. Speir
phone 55.4
WANTED TO BUN/—
Standing hardwood bushes, and
maple, basswood, elm, . beech and
chestnut logs. Write for particu-
lates.
3-0 Hay & Co. Ltd..
Woodstock, Ont.
MEN—
Ir you want a suit or overcoat, it a
will pay you to look my samp!eq
over. Ft and workmanship b
guaranteed, E. Bates, 1
phone 8X4. Brussels,
BREVITIES
''tar's' a wee bit of news
fake n equdn.t itween clime
See it now, or Hee it -later
But read the ,whole papor,
Items Are Always Welcome
for the
Sez, I, Call'em
—+Seafolrth will have an Enternted-
late "W' O.H,A, team tide winter,
—Sez 1.—
—There hoe been wiudog peeking
reported in town—atpparentiy some
attraction but what
—Sez I.—
—War eosdbiness Ls 'termed ill more
ways than $ and cents—•callous,
costly and calamitous,
—Sez 1.—
—The scale oe pay for au aleetion
1s D,R,O,, $10,; Poll Clerks, 86; Cone
statbles, $4,; and rent of booths. $S.
—Sez 1.—
—There is only 32 shopping days
before Clirie,brnas, The Ads, say
shop early. The early ,shoppers
say it pays,
—Sez 1.—
—Sixteen widowers and nine men.
who had. been divorced under 20
years old were included in the last
BnLtis'h census.
Sez I,
-,Many of the exchanges from our
neighboring towns reported last
week, the sending of their second
car of produce to the West,
Sez I.—
Braevlere in Chicago used a large
salami sausage for a bludgeon.
However did they overlook the over -
,powering possibil ties of limburger
cheese,
—Sez 1.—
—In Aylmer two of the Bay Scouts ,
did their "good turn" for Nov, 11 by
catching a porker that escaped. from
a sack at the rear of the local
butcher shop.
—Sez I.—
--Edscuesions of peace are the
topics of the day, what with so
many surely some could be sent to
the countries across the sea and
Put into practice.—Sez I.—
—Keep a candle from driepdng and
bantling—d0 not burn it. But a
recent invention is one that;,. will
not drip or bend, is molded le an
engaging honey comb pattern,
Sez 1—
--The 'Post' gives you the local
ue s's, Subscribe for it now, • The
price of newsprint has ah•eady gone
up. !Some of the dailies have in-
creased their subscription rate.
—Sez I,--
Four nations are Joined In an
Pried for peaceask for concentra-
tion in Good Will and Better ender -
banding. This sane appeal could
e aJmlee,d, very often, to neighbors,
avers etc,
—Sez I,-
-On Remembrance Day at W'cst-
minster Hospital and Byron Snui-
tariuu, London, there were 150 ex -
service men who marked the day as
they do every other day of the year,
by staring at life from a hospital
cot,
—Sez I.-
-There are many deer being ecen
o Huron County and further South.
This is probably accounted for by
the open season in Bruce last week.
If the clear hadn't been scared the
Jersey colo may have lived, Better
Put bright red cloaks on the cattle,
—Sez I,—
WANTED—
Cars For Storage,
Apply at Champion's Garage
TO RENT—
Good Brick House, formerly oc•
copied by Gordon Sanderson.
Apply to
Canadian Bank of Commerce
TO RENT—
Frame Garage, formerly occupled
by Gordon Sanderson,
Apply to
Canadian Bank of Commerce
M EN—
If our organization .gives over 750
doalens the chance to earn their
living profitably, IT CAN DO THE
SAME FOR YOC 1 Ambitious and
hard-working men will do well to
write for our plan, explaining how
to make money easily during the
HOLIDAYS! Have a yearly de-
pendable uud advantageous business
of your own! For free catalogue
and. panttculeos:—FAtitrLEX, 570
Sit. Clement St., 'Montreal, (2-)
ir,A %8 AGO people moat to
mono a1 a o. lv boors! •sl by
shouting from t'- Itomoo tope.
It YOU tri l thwi to.dm eon
wool.! probohly t.nvo to oppose
before . r ••.. '.. on In InSanity,
H 7iQW.r u.t'ra rue buato o4
mai, ones *me t`v;u.a.ALLY.
—(Bears don't look like deal-, but
bears are baring up occasional] dur-
ing the deer hunts. At Lindsay a
beach bear was brought in last week
weighing 600 bks. and ears measur-
ing 14 inches across, We also re.
pout in another column, a cub was
captured and brought to this
vicinity,
FORMER TURNBERRy
MAN SUCCUMBS
IN WINGHAM
Wingham, Ont,
Seam .'McBurney died Snitu'dsy 10
tris 81st year, He was born in
East Wawnnosh June 1, 1857, and
farmed 10 Ttrrnbrrey township ter
more than 50 years. He wee n
Conservative and a member of the
Presbyterian church lir. Mrllurney
is survive/ by tour daughters and
one son, James,. of Tm'ltherry town -
stilt). 'the daughters ere: Mrs,
Barnes, of IIowiett; Mr's, Fern of
Saskatchewan; 11118. Beat :Martin,
of Wroxeter, aecl Mrs, Moffatt, of
London, Ile has one sister enr-
vdwing, Sarah of Wieghant, and two
brothels, Sail and Robert, of .East
Wawanosh,
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'ROUND THE WORLD
NEWS
WRITTEN IN BRIEF FORM
Ball Player
Bagged A Deer
Owen Sound, Nov. 12
George Bell of Menford, a former
ball ,player, bagged a deer while
bunting iu. St. Vincent township.
Bat, as he started for the fallen ani-
mal, a couple of .men jumped Over
fence, picked up the doer, slung It
into their car and disappeared,
Four Hunters
Shot a Cow
Port Elgin, Nov. 11
Following an hour of patient
staliking (four local hunters shot a
Jersed cow onvne by Herman Boot
tger, an a farm bush lot, a few miles'
from Port Elgin. Damages have
been paid and the cow quartered to
setsfacton,
See Balanced
Budget
Goderich, Ont,
For the first time in history,
Huron County Council will bold ire
annual clean-up session in Novem-
ber, comianenaing Tuesday ' at 2
o'clock instead of the second Tues-
day in December. The debt of the
county is now down to $35,000, a
new low, and it le forecast that the
treasurer's' statement for the year,
to be presented on Wednesday, will
show a balanced budget.
To Prosecute
For Radio License
RUSH FOR LICENSES
Scores of Names Being Forwarded
to Ottawa
Nantes of scores of persona found
operating radios withou tlicenses
are being forwarded to Ottawa and
may result in court prosecutions.
For the past 10 days officials from
the radio department have been
conducting t check-up in Western
Ontario.
WRECKS CAR IN CRASH
WITH HORSE, THEN FINDS
INSURANCE HAS EXPIRED
Wingham, Ont.Nov 11.
Cameron Geddes, Lucknow singer,
run into what he termed was the
most unfortunate "break" 11e ever
had in one day. He was heading
for Toronto and a Kiwanis Club
luncheon, when a horse stepped out
on the road a short distance from
Wingham. Ie was in the early
hours of the morning and the visi-
bility was poor. He struck the
animal, seriously damaging the car
with the result that he conlrl not
fulfill his engagement. To top off
all the misfortune, he found when
examining his car insurance policy
it was to find that It had terminat-
ed on Nov, 1.
Wouldn't Testify
In Court
Man
Major Bowes
Home Lost
Consumed by Fire
Mill Wood, N,Y,, Nov. 15
"Laurel Hill" the 10 -room reel -
thence of Major Edward Bowes,
theatre and radio impresario, was
destroyed by fire, More than 100
Paintings were :destroyed. Servants
said the fire started in a chimney,
It spread eo quickly that it was be-
yond control before apparatus ar-
rived from Oss'lning, The Major was
not at home,
Home Damaged
By Fire When
Family Away
Seaforth, Ont.
Considerable damage wan done to
John Scott's house in Roxboro on
Saturday night about ten o'clock
when fire broke out when the fam-
ily was returning from town,
Prompt assistance however on the
part of neighbors and the flre bri-
gade fortunately saved the house.
It was said to have been caused by
an ovea'heated stove.
King, Queen Revisit
Old Courting Spots
London Eng,
King George and Queen Elizabeth
decided tlbis week to visit the scene
of their courtship.
Breaking a routine of week -ends
at Windsor Palace, they motored
from Buckingham Palace to the
Hertfordshire countryside at St.
mau'l's, Waldenbury, where the
Queen. spent much of her girlhood,
and the King wooed her.
They were guests of lion, David
Bowes -Lyon, the Queen's brother,
and his wife.
Laundryman Spotted
Montreal,
To youthful Dr. Cecil Krakower
goes credit for discovery of a case
of leprosy in Montreal,
Home on holidays from bis stud-
ies of tropical diseases at the Und-
vens'iiy of San Juan at Porto loco,
Dr. Kral.otver .met the Chinese
laundryman at the door of his
mother's home.
He suspected the deliveryma,t
of having the disease, and clty
health i.nvestlgators were sum-
moned, Last week -end the Chi-
nese was' taken by airplane to the
leper colony at Tracadie, N..13,
Essex Tobacco Sale
Expected to be Brisk
Lean) lugton, Ont,
Opening Tuesday, the Essex
County flue -cured tobacco market
will be bedsit and lively, providing
growers are offered a fair price
for their crops, according to John
Coghill, president of the Essex
County Flue Tobacco Growers'
Subpoenaed Objects In Witness Association.
Box --Shouts "God Save "I have little doubt in my mind
the King" that the buyers will give the e,ow-
ans a fall• deal." Coghill said, "We
I
Lydnev, MemErnest Williams, of Purton Mau -
or, Lydney, walked into the witness -
box at Lydney pollee court, rents the
oath, and mid:
"I object to any maglstluttet over
65 adjudicating in a case 1n which
1 am concerned, 1f. magistrates
over Ibis age continue to sit I pre -
ler not to give evidence, T d,, this
for the snits of my country and
English jttsticel '
lien Williams, who is a retired
engineer, refused to give evidence.
The court adjourned for 10 nileut,
Wand a policeman handed bear a
.subpoena.Ile returned to the tt'itnrs. box„
rend the oath nimbi, then 01' lc'd:
"God Save the .Binge'
The ()Meet magistrate nn the
bench Wats 1l'illium Jnne:r, who hi
over 80, J, W. Sully, the chairman,
ealti afterwards:
"Any one has a right to issue
propaganda concerning the ages of
magistrates, 131,1 we do net entisid-
er the court roans the right place for
It."
sleet a price of around 30 cents a'
;pound to break even with our crop.
Estimated at an average yield of
S00 pounds of tobacco an mere ,the
grower needs that price this yea,.,"
Weather Expert
Expects Mildness
Tom Green an Indian from Cape
Croker, returns 0)1011 fall to a bush
in Wawanosh 't'ownsh'ip to cut wood
for the winter months. Lal year ire
first broke into ,prominence by his
weather predielions. Lest yen' he
peetlh'ted snow, steady from No-
vember 1 en December 25, and itis
pred'.etion utas a failure,
1_1nda11ndt'd. however, he state,
that this fall will lie mild, "WV, will
have little snow until after Celest-
inas, bemuse of the thuerfer-
sdorins," 11e says, Adding these nfe
feet the mechanisms of hie "future
meter,' on which 11is predit'tione
supposedly are made.
After Ch1'iatmns is a long time to
predict aecul'ately, but he feels
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that therewild be Heavy snow dur-
ing January and Feburary.
The "futuremeter" is a box -eke
aparatus, with hands on a home
made dial Inside there le a con-
glomeration 08 wires which do not
turn the hands because he had to
adjust :thein himself.
"I just Seel," he states, "and then
the weather makes me turn it to
the right place. I can tell pretty
good for three months, but I'nm not
so Sure after that,"
Earl Rowe Calls
Caucus Nov. 22
Toronto, Can.
Ei1ghty.nine official Conservative
candidate who contested the last
Ontario electiou will meet in caucus
here November 22 to consider fur-
ther reorganization oe the provinc-
ial party,
Hon. Earl Rowe, M.P., for Due
feria -,Simone, and Ontario Conecrva-
ties leader, announced date of the
meeting Saturday. A recent cau-
cus of elected candidates confirmed
Mur, Rowes leadership, though he is
without e. seat In the Legislature be -
Ing defeated in. S1mcoe East by Hon.
Dr. L, J. Shuman, provincial inh1-
ister of education.
More Than Ton
of Milk Spilt
W. A. Wallace, who bee been
gathering an1Ig from the farmers
for .delivery to the Fordwinit Cream.
el'y, met web a peculiar accident,
when ,his truck stalled en
tvain's Hili. He applied 411e brakes
and left the cab 10 Block the whe'1s
with stonee. The county grovel
truck 111 trying tri pass, Michel the
sack of the milk boric, Iptlsllilt„ it
over the blocks and stn.rtlng it
flown the trill bilrlewarde, It turned
sideways Irmo the baatle and upset.,
throwing the carts of milk to the
hard roadway, It Is estimated
that over a ton of milk was loslt,
making asmall creek down the
1111011 to '1315 river at the foot of the
hill,
LUTHER ALEXANDER BALL
PAID FINAL RESPECTS
St. Marys, Nov. 12.—One of St.
Marys' tb.est-known businessmen
was bunted in Wiiugham Cemetery
this ateternoon. After a peivate
Service at the home, the remaius of
Luther Alexander Bali, furniture 1
dealer, Rotarian and sportsman„
were conveyed to the United church
and there, while townsmen filled the
large church to capacity, Rev. W,
A. Walden assisted by Rev, Canon
Bice, of All Saints' Church, Leaden,
:ated Rev. 4. A, Agnew, of Empress
Avenue United Church, London,
conducted services. After the
diurese service the remains were
Conveyed by motor to Winghusi
for interment. Pallbearers ware D.
L, O'Brien, H. A, L. Anderson, E.
50. White, J. S, Davidson, W. N.
Harrison and William Hardy. Hon.
every pallbearers included 3. Pool
J. Lind, J, Ready, L, Eedy, R. 5,
Box, W. H. May, R. S, Grabam, IP.
G. Sanderson, M.P., W, H. Bart-
lett, J, 0, Mitchell, Joe Grant and e
W. FI. Mills.
Mr, Ball, as a young man lived en
the 1010 eon, of Greys and took up
undertaking .and furniture business
in ;the Leatherdale stole In town,
BELGRAVE
The Young People's Union of the
United Church,met in the school
room of the church on Wednesday
Mgt with the Citizenship Committee
in charge, Mr, Kenneth Wheeler
presided and Miss Freda Jordan
was at the piano, The lessen was
taken by Mee Marjorie Granby and
Topic materlal ,prseented by lir,
George McClure, A group discus.
sloe that ran for half sn 11oa1r fol-
lowed the preeentabtion of the tense.
material,
The members of Bolgrave L.O.L.
462, entertained their wives and
families at a soctul evening in For-
ester's Hall Thursday evening„ A
goodly number attende8tend enjoy-
ed a soelal bane, The first part of ii:
the evening was spout in progres-
sive euchre. Mrs, Worsham, :
Johnston and W, Brydges secneel
the prize for most potties and the
consolOtion prizes went to Mrs, W, 1
MbMnrrty end Almond Jarotei.enn-
Leach Wee servers and dancing was 1
enjoyed for a time.
Mr, and Mrs, Walter Pocock; and
family spent Thursday with Mr -
and Mrs. G. Pocock and family in
Lambeth; Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Potter -
son, Auburn, at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. Alex. Manning,
Emerson Wright, hae purcbctsed.
e farm in Grey township.
GIVEN A MONTH
The bluest of blue laws was called
into play at 'Blaoknack, Ireland, re-
cently; when Miss Julia Clarke, of
Glasgow, was sentenced to oe
month's imprisonment at Dundalk,
for embracing and bissng a man 0
public, in that seaside village;
In a recent picture Miss Clark
demonstrated on a reporter (lucky
guy) exactly the pose she assumed
during enee3ment of her "crime,"
BRUSSELS, Phone 63X