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VOL, 47 NU, n: I.5° Per Ammon in Advance BRUSSELS. ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER r2.
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Brussels Fall Fair Tuesday and Wed-
nesday of next. week.
It is said Andrew Taylor, a former
resident, has bought the Queen's hotel,
Wingliam, 'from Mrs. Swartz, trading
his pi Opel ty here on it.
Last Sunday afternoon Miss Nora
VatiOamp tendered the solo "He Lift-
ed Me" in Trinity church with good
effect and the congregation will be
glad to hear her again,
Anniversary services will be con-
ducted in Knox chut•ch on Sunday'
Sept. loth, by Rev. Oolin Fletcher, of
Thaniter Road. Services at 12 a. nr.
and 8 p m. Oattlepolk Geddes, Lnek-
now, will aseist the choh• at both ser-
vices
Harvest Home service will be held
in Trinity church on Sunday, 22nd
inst., at 230 o'clock. Rev. Mr. Pelee
Kincardine, a former pastor, will be
here for the occasion,
BELCIRAVE PATRicrrI0 FIELD DAY.
-Fine weather conditions. pletteatit
location, lots of people, a flourishing
booth where one bought most delicious
ice cream, fruit, candy and crackly -
nut, ; articles dieappearing PA if by
magic in the bazaar ; nobody dodging
the young ladies with tags, corn cobs,
etc. A cup of tea accompanied by a
small though delicione wafer and your
fortune told (guavanteed to come true)
all for 10c. rteePS for little folks and
big folks too. A ball game by picked
teams, and a tug -'o -war chat gerl with
some excitement Diet to keep the iti-
teasel, from legging, won by Moetle
township. A. supper to tempt the ap.
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MISS LINDA COLVIN, of Moosejaw, has been
engaged as Milliner and her wide experience en-
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the Ladies. New stock is very attractive and your
esteemed patronage is solicited.
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wRILE heartily thanking the public for past ;
patronage we wish to state we. will not ;
hold a Fall Opening but cordially invite ;
the Ladies of Brussels and surrounding country to ;
visit our store on and after FRIDAY, SEPT. ;
73th, to inspect our Fall Display of the latest in +
Choice Millinery.
Our goods are specially attractive this season and
we ask you to give them early inspection,
We have MISS STEWART back again as Mil- •
liner and will be ready to give you the best service
at reasonable prices.
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his safe arrival inRtIg1111111 MI August *,.!'„ - .e•
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hope the soldier laddie will le• epttred
to return home Hale and sound. + • foe at fennel opted uz *
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but cream and moiety for one's tea and j
we have as neat. a "Perfeet Day" ae
next week the A11111141 Convent ion of
ANNUAL Ooffveeserrote.-Motitlay of ,
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one could wish, Proceede $140 00.
leittitland Pvesbytery Yeung People's 11 1 +
Uninn will be hold in Iftiox church * +
here. Seeeinns at 2 and 8 p. tn. An +
interesting peeper/1 has been peeper-
ed iticluding addeeeses by Rev. De, i* Opening
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Fletcher, Moderator of the Assembly ; ,T +
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lie D. Oatneron, Lucknow ; and Reeds,
Pad -
don and McIntosh, the latter. of LOOP
don, who epeake on "Come on Oana- 1 Sept.13 &14 i
Messy% Overend, Bradley, Mane, Pad -
diens." Good n+uncio ie also promised, + +
Ed. Fulton is the President. ÷
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leelgeave, on Lebo'. Day. He was 3),. Geo. M. Mitchell's f
Aeon -ruffle -A serious accident; hap- +
petted to Earl Spafford, of Blyth, at
watching a game or baseball and his EP
brother, Austin, was at the bat, when + 3:
the bat slipped frotn his hands strik-
ing Earl an awful crack in the face, .1: WP wish to itevite the ladies *
knocking out 4 front teeth and cutting + of Ethel and locality to in- +
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his lip badly. Luckily a doctor was +
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on the ground and fixed him up tem- + Ready-to-wear and Hand-
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poraelly, and when he got home it was + made Hats for Ladies and
found necessary to put some stitches :,l'e Children. +
in the lip. It might easily have been 4. *
worse. + MISS I. MITCHELL +
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Monorieff +
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Phone 2215 +
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Rev. Me, Thompson, Mookton, will
take charge of the services in Knox
chnt•eh here for the 1.1E.B.1. 8 Stlkaiktys.
MEN V. Meattlikein has returned to
hey home after spending an enjoyable
visit with her Metal, Miss Flora Mann.
Sunday, Sept. let, Co. Secretary
Cooper, Clinton, gave a practinal ad-
dress in Knowchurch on the Temper-
ance work beiog clone in linron 00.
Arr. Cooper is a live officer and de-
serves hearty support,
Report: of Red eines for May, June
and July show 96 pairs socks and 85
Ilexes sent to the boys overseas, and
atm oo in money collected for same
fund, 16 salts of pyjamas ancl•46 pairs
of socks were sent to Blyth. Total
ValEIP CMS $296. Monerieff has a live
band of workers.
Wm. Mann, a much respected resi-
dent of the Ritli con., had the mislen-
tune while getting up on a load of
grain in the barn on a larldee, to have
the ladder slip from under him caus-
ing him to come to the floor with a
CrItBil and giving the old gentleman a
severe shaking up. His shoulder was
also dislocated, A doctor was soon in
attendance but had to administer an
anaesthetic before the bone could be
put in place again. lie is doing as
well as can be expected under the eir-
enmetances as tide is the third time
the Settle 211411 has had had luck, NVe
hope Mr. Milani Will S11011 be hie jolly
self Again and be able to ploy I he bag
pipes with old time vigor.
Walton
PervAmir SALIE OF 1110111i1EFIOLD EPFROTS,-
Giving up housekeeping, Moots household fur-
nicure te offered by private sale, Goods maybeseen any day. Graham 13look, apartments
over 131, 0. Dunford's store, Brussels.
W. A. GIOAWAR.
A large crowd took in Toronto Fair
from this vicinity,
Cecil Lydian is attending the High
School at Brussels. We wish him suc-
cess,
James and Ares. Bennett and 14fiss
Florence are visitors with London
relatives.
Irtretners' club will meet in A. O. U.
W. Hall Thursday evening. Good at-
tendance urged.
Brussels Fall Fair will see a gond
tuen-out from alton locality next
Wednesday if weal het. is good. '
Roy and Mrs. Bennett spent the
past week with relatives and friends
in Toronto, St. Catharines and Niaga-
ra Falls.
Pte. Wm. S. Nicholson was a visitor
at Toronto and Hamilton last week.
He took in the Exhibition at the
Queen Oity.
Rev. Mr. Bentley and l'hos totem -
lee will attend the Gederieb Dish let
Meeting of the Methodist ehurches
,text week at Olinton.
We tee sorry to state that Mee,
(Rev ) Bentley has been threatened
vitt' append itti Lis but we trust she will
....et be 0, he • t y ds ever.
Then raose CONCERT, -'11truntulay
v••tiiiig et' thie wee. -k a lied Cross Oon-
nee( will be held in the A. 0, U. W.
Hell nutlet the en,picee of the Ladies'
Aid of the lo.diee eitureb, Pro-
gram will be a fine one, Miss Marjory
St unerff, Termito, Elnentionist, will be
seieted by Miss Isabel Stretch/to and
Ir. H. Gil, oy, 13ruserls ; Miss Lily
lei:keret, Blyth ; Miss Balfime,
leettlimey; and mitre talent Admis•
shotfee is 250. Help the Red Cross
by your attendance.
Private Sale
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Household Furniture
Dining Room Suite,
Chilitt Cabinet,
Dinner Buffet,
Piano mid Parlor Funti tures
Bedroom Suites,
Hait• Mattrase
Ostermoor Matrass,
Soft Nap Matrass with Springs,
lelattrassee have 0017Fkl" been used with-
out elitenveis.
3 Burner Onal Oil Stove with oven
Steel Range,
011 Heater,
Oottl or Wend Heater,
Kitchen Cabinet,
Rugs, Linoleum and other. tionstl-
hold Effects.
fklettil linty b. SP.110 ars apartments
°Yee E O. Dun rill d's entre.
W. A. Grewar,
Farm SOLD. -The fine farm of Fred.
Oster has been sold to Mr. Garrett, of
Londestione locality, for the surn of
$11,000. Possession next March. Mr.
°stet. will probably buy again.
Walton Women's institute will
meet at 14I1e. J. J. MeGavitee Thurs-
day, 19th inst., at 8 p m. "Canning
ank Drying Fruit and Vegetables"
will be the topic in which all MT asked
to take part. Mies Laura Knight will
give a panel! on "The outlook for the
girle in the country _to -day."
MATRIMONIAL. - Wednesday after -
tome, Sept. 4th, Duncan 111PN/0101,
well known young man of this local-
ity, and Miss Olive Pearl, youngest
daughter of Mrs. John McMurray,
Brussels, were united in marriage nt
St. John's Rectory by Rev. H. Sint th.
The beide wore a becotni lig snit of Bel-
gian 13Itie with hat to match, Mr.
and Mrs. illeNichol will take up resid-
ence on the groom's fine farm on the
12th con. of McKillop, Where they
commence married life with the heat,
ty good wishes of a wide circle of
friends.
Ethel
Next Oouneil meeting Will be held
on October 7th,
Miss Cole Was a visitor with Miss
.Alice Jewitt, Brussels.
Brussels Fall Fair Tuesday and
Wednesday of next week.
School Fair here on Oet. 2nd. Fer-
tile), announcement later.
If you wish to find out ahout, a wood
supply sett Wm. Keanter, Ethel.
Mies Weikel. will take charge of the
millinery business for Mrs, Janne this
Fe1111011.
Mrs. (Mot.) Pen1.8011 and ;laughter
have returned to her home in London
for the present.
Next Sunday afternoon Rev. Mr,
Argo, London, will preach in the
leveshyteriati (introit.
Mrs. James will not hold a millinery
opening this season but invites the
ladies to call any day.
We heat• of quite a number of ap-
plicants for Postmaster and hope the
Cotnmission will make a good choice
both for patty and location.
Mrs. Malloy, Hillsdale, sister of Mts.
J. Kreuter, lane been visiting lute and
has taken her little boy, Kenneth,
home with her for a while.
Mr. and Mrs, Mitchell, sr. have re-
moved to their old homeAlillbronk,
Sale of household effects on Saturday
next.
Friday and Saturday of this week
will be the Fall Millinet y Opening at
Geo, iVl. Mitchell's store. Read his
advt, in this issue.
A meeting will be held on Thursday
Sept. 12, at 2 30 p, tw at the home of
Mrs. Gee. Monter to de Red Dane
sewing. Ladies are invited to attend.
Stephen Barr, brother of our towns-
man, R. Baer, and B011, Edward, wife
and family, of Yale, Michigan, have
been visiting here. They came by
auto,
H. 0, Eck rider, who has been in the
Union Bank at Hamilton has been
moved trt Shelhourne, Ont, lip is a
compeleot employee and we wish him
well,
On the evening of October 2tirl, un-
der 111E1 anspives cf
ilei Girls' Olole
ties play "East Lynne" will be pvesetit-
ed 1.1101.`owliship Hall here. Pro-
ceeds for pateiotie purposes.
We are pleased to repoet the im-
peovement 111 Ales. John Krauter's
health. They have dispensed with the
services of the nurse, We hope the
patient Will scam be in her nouto good
health.
Amerwer • SAT.E.-8al marry after-
noon of this week an Anclion Sale of
household effects will be held by
Win. Mitchell, at the stove of NV. H.
Love at 2 o'clock. F, S. Sergi; will be
the Anctioneer,
Next Tueeday the Fall District
meeting of the iNlethodht, church of
Wingletin 13iatelet will be held in the
Methodist ehnich here, oonnliel,oing
al, 9 a. In. A Miesionaey Conference
will be held in the afternoon. Dinner
and tea will be served 111 the Sunday
School • oom by the ladies,
TI/NOMIT0MEN1, - Jonas and Mrs.
Flood announce the engagement of
their twice, Eleie Maybuey, formerly
of Ethelreto Flank Lowe, of 'Menai),
eltleet etto of Arthur Terme, 820 Ger-
reed st. East, Tototito'weddigg to
Brussels take ptaeo the latter part or Sept,
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Oranbrook
PRIVABBG SALIO OG flot1Snlief.n EPPne'rs.-
Giving up housekeeping, hence household fur-
niture Is offered by Private sale. Goods now
be Btf,11tOlY day. Graham Block, man tin
over B. V. Dunforencsture. Brussels.
W. A. Gnaw Alt.
Rev, J. Argo Linden, will wimpy
the pulpit of letiox thumb next 5I111 -
day morning.
Richard and Mrs. Barnes, of Galt,
were visitors with John and Mrs. Ger-
salt tz. The ladies are sisters,
Miss Switzer bas returned to het.
school mew Parkhill after -spending
part of her vacatiou here. She is a
good teacher.
Miss Attie Forrest has returned from
a most enjoyable vacation spent at
hurler/al, Alberta. Miss Forrest also
spent some time at Lake L01114P and
Banff, Alberta, The retut xi journey
was loads Via St. Paul and ()Wittig°
where 6001e days were epent with rel-
atives, She is welcome back.
Last week Miss Jessie Menzies left
for Toronto where she has aceepted a
position on the teaching staff. We
wish her the best of PLIPPPAN. Miss
Jessie will be greatly missed here as
she was leader of the Methodist chureir
choir and always ready to lend a help-
ing hand with every good (WOO.
CALLED Rlir. Mn. Sconce:. -Mondry
evening of last week Rev. A. J. Mann,
Motleraenr' met the congregations of
Ovatitn•ookand Ethel when the (wee -
tion of choosing a paetor as SA1P01,2,801.
to Rev. J. L McCulloch WEIS OW 1111si-
tIPBS. The (irst ballot showed rt tarter
peopnetion in favor of RPV. Jas. Seett-
ie, of McIntyre, Otangeville Prestiv-
tory, and decision WKS nettle 011:1111-
rms and the call forwarded. Salm y
offered is $1200 with manse and four
weeks holidays, 51r. Scottie is a young
man and those who heard hint preach
feel they have made a good choice.
Morris
PRIVATIO SAME OP HOTErni1OLD RePlkeTs.-
Giving up housekeeping, hence household fur-
niture is offered by private sole Goods may
bosom env day. Graham Monk, apartments
over E. C. bon ford's store, Brussels
W A. GREIVAR.
Mrs, H. M. Manning, 5th line, woe a
visitor at Toronto during the past
week.
Elston and Mrs. Oardiff took in the
sights at the great industrial Fair at
To
Mnt•ris Township Voters' List for
1918 has been issued and was first post-
ed up last week.
The Auction Side at Jos. Davideon's,
3rd line, last Tuesday afternoon, went
stt21.10,10) 0,a good swing, totalling over
Miss Violet Anderson, 5th line, is
at tending the Continuation Sehool at
Brussels as she qualified last Summer.,
We expect she will do well,
Pte, Roy Thuell was' home from
Guelph for the week -end. He is able
to get about on crutches fairly hand-
ily. Old feietide were glad to see him.
Eeriest, son of F. and Mee, Max tin,
who underwent an operation a few
weeks ago, is getting along nicely and
will soon be heartier than ever we
h°PteM
Gainer Garry J. Wilson, of the 71st.
Battery, who has been home from
Petawawa camp on a three weeks'
furlough, says the at tillery life cannot
be bne: nt.
Ons
f out• 6th line township soldier
boys, Pte. Jtio. G. Anderson, has been
transferred to the 15th Battalion, B.
O. F., France. He belongs to the Sig-
nallers.
The 50 acre farm of Thos. Bird, Ne
Lot 11, Con. O. has been sold, along
with the creep just, harvested, to Robt.
Young. It, will suit him fine as he has
other Declivity close by, Mr. Bird
will hold a clearing Auction Sale on
Thursafty, Sept. 26tb, at 1 p. ul, He
will take a rest foe a while.
Thos. and Mrs, Brown and daughter,
who recently arrived book hewn the
West, will take up housekeeping on
the Maunders homestead, 2i milee
South of Brussels. Mr. Brown has
not been having very good health but
thegood Atones fresh ail will 'help him
we hope. He wee a former resident
in the township,
MRS. A. F. SIttlIttlty CALLED AWAY.
-On Saturday, August 31111, Mary
Elizabeth Bell, beloved wife of A. F.
lembitry, passed away at her home,
Lot 21, Con. 4, aged 61 years, °months
and 10 days. Deceased was horn in
Hallett Inwitship and was the dertgli-
ter of the late Daniel and Mrs. Bell
(the latter still alive and 88 gents of
age.). About 34 years ago the subject
of thus notice was married to her now
bereft, husband. Three children were
horn to the home :-Gordon p, ; Mrs.
Thos. Mills, Grey township ; and _Mee,
John Melville, Lontleehorce, who died
0 years agn, Mrs. Iran bury's health
had not been vigorous for several
years but she was usually able tel get
abont. The end earner suddenly and
unexpectedly, her heart being the
weak °igen. She had recited at a.
neighbor's on Saturday and was ate
patently as well as usual and passed
away crniekly and peanefully, Futter-
-al took plane elffonday ;afternoon to
Brussels cemetery, Funeral serviee
WILS condncted by Rove Mr, Staffeed,
Brussels, assisted by Rev, Mr, Bur-
gess, nitievals, Deceased was n, 11 us
wife, loving mother and a gond neigh-
bor. The bereaved share in the synt-
pathy or the coMmunity.
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as re.t.anotole as poeeible.
(atil and eee eirt •liilhnety. a;
Mrs. James
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A manlier from the AV0eterly pert
of this toweehip hey, been at tee:Ibex
the evangelistic serviec, 1Vingitam,
conducted by the Rev. jelineoti mei
pate y.
HYMENEAL. -'-•A qui -t WOLIAnt,g
SOI(.11111iZell at LIP. Meth It. prat' a, -
ago, Myth, on W0.,100eseley lee.
week, WI1P11 Wesley 1-ik.:111.., It ins•Pper-
nlis youpg fernier of Lin, LIth Ine. of
;Morris, and Miss rallies. J'i.UP1....00, of
Gullet t. township, were united in
wedlock. Rev. It. J. efeeorucielc pet -
teemed the cetentoey. The 10,0 pity
eeitple left 0,11 the C. P. B. train rer
short lumeynnem trip Kest. llay
their joys he 111.111y.
Bluevale
Next meeting of 'I'm fibitry "Pewit -
ship 0001.41 Will 1..11E4(111er.. Monday,
Sept. 23tel at 1 p. ul. ;t ti
Drain Ceiwt of Divisien nt 11
Later word clean Pte. Reich Sieew
Nay.. 111111 8111•11,1011,1 01111,1'11 111, 0.1:en
leg. He is new in a heepi t el in Hog -
hula and doing as well a.,
fleeted.
Monthly meetber of th.• NVemen's
Inetitme will be held at 1be hone. ee
Alpe. 51 atm Smith 010 Thin eday often •
11001/, Sept. 12th, at 20'00,4,
will be given by Mts. R. 131.1ck and
31rs. M. Sellers.
Scho001 Fair will be held Frieey ar•
tie noon. After judging of exhibits,
games, ke., simper trill in. set vod in
basement of Alm hodisi Otto eb, tollew-
ed by Concert. in Presht L taxa chinch.
in telditi011 10 ROM! 11111s1nal prterkikkk
addresses are expeeted by !district
Representative Stothers, kspeet or
Field and resident tleS101P. Pe..”Petis
of mipppy Ana pon.,1,1 tete Red ( h nee.
Tine Pune,: of WAlc.,-Ansedt Shaw
received a message last Sill 111 Llt ,•tal-
ing that his son, Pte. Frank Shaw. of -
reported admitted to the Itith
General Rosy:tat, Lett (Tort, cm Aug.
28th, suffering from gunshot wounds
in neck. This is the ecottil time
Frank has been %%minded. °Mr. Shaw's
other son, itelph, was wounded re,
Aug, 10th and is new in a hospital in
Etighted.-Thos. NI, Smith received
official wind last eleittlay that, his sun,
Pte. Thos. Smith, tutilirlymate offi-
eially admitted to the 26th General
Hospital al Etaples, un Sept, 1st, cof-
fering from gunshot wounds in left
ann. This is the eecond time Thomas
has been wounded,
Jamestown
Ramsay and firowntown sellOols are
taking. part in the School Fah. at Blue.
vale Friday of this week,
Dt. and elre..los. Strachan. of Port
Were 11011. SOP 1111 fkIljOyaltle
holida yet the lot 111Pet. W110111111 1101110,
They 011111P 111111141' ear.
Elea 11,411nputy and Clog:AAP Vol rest
have gone to Brussels to attend tht•
Continnalion Seined, They 111,0 blight
pupils and Wk. with 110011 StIPOPAs.
Clueing the Inlet. few weeks MPS.
Yeettlftlet and son, of noroir, w .re
WelP0111P visitors With relatives anti
old friends in this Meant y. Mete Y si-
110131S is at daughter of the late ..73111e8
Mel 1\11.P. Sitio-ham
Auction Sale of farm smelt, bot
tla
t rnt1, ta 11,1111011.10.41 fell Friday,
2001111Hk. ILL / p. in., by Jamee
camp, lot lime. Monis. Jas. Taylor
Will he the auctioneer. Sale without
reserve as Mr, Vitnettinit is giving up
the farm.
leeetett. Aertineeer.-Jno. MeA Meter,
fornmi ly of Grey towoship, died on
Satin day et his home, 2 lialTio
TOT onto, following iiijniies tees -leer' in
an atreident NN'editestlay night of last
tvetk on St. Clair ave. Mr. MeAlliet..
er tette returning front church in a
motor ear, and in crossing the eirio
car tracke at, Shaw street and tit„Clair
aye, the motor eat was struck by a,
street ear. The motor car watt thenwo
into a store window and iiir. 'McAllist-
er sustained a Immured skull, The
funeral sevviee took plaen Tuesday of
P Pe 00 0, ill le1.111e111 being made in
Proepect. cemetery, Deeeased wee a
fine man, well known in this eonitunti•
it for years and hie demise is deeply
eegrett ed. tie is survived by Itis wire,
2 fi01111 (Alex., of Toronto, and Robb,
Grey) and 5 daughters (Mrs. John
Baines, St. Paid, IT S., and Mimeos
Sarah, Maggie, Mary and Atiniel, who
share the eympathy of many. NIre,
McAllister is a cought of Conn/4110r
Eraser, of Brussels,
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motto last
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Was sled e.; eeeerectieltie, is
inerkine it sp., eciet y and will
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A. ctial e1r,. NYbit atel sons,
Goodell etel li ,r lei, were
visit i 1. it 10 NN di 0,.c 'flee. Steel'.
,•nsott, 1:1t1uI. i', 0, tee, ,,,,.e_0.,,d,
I -1-y ere' de•,, le!e- elithieen,
fins. amt Itts. i and daughter
aryl 51i,e Enotte Pro 0,,0 y ...,A-211 it few
,lot's W1111 i 01 'L., 11.111011d.
11.,,11V :"..11 Ito eimet Ved
;It 830 ,•totrch,
Sen, tnnd lis Poe,
:qr. Stn^IMay. Tr, Tho tetleir
will pcmod: a1,1;
Tie. lei a ••• LA, of S, ti ''l, went ed
111,- set t e Me.- I.izei • Ire -Seem,
whe 0.0 et:me:00,0i rk i, TII;4,11, ut
hp!. week. lier de. e ••
Attlee, t,•,,, tear „, t
hitt' lesign iog Miles, of
het ancttliet. noed,sit Inc stayitig
itt in.t21P /I. +hr 11,14..10 f`: iirtt 1111111t1
is 11, t tti.,„••, 1.411.• did g.keke WOVk
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HELP THE SP0111.0`.:e:il'S FOAM
You and i be to make a
eontributiee tit, pond,
Itut ine the weet. lerriede Itee 'et here
eelf dst. ,,,,1,00,l,l1410 for
the t el , .1' • • tu• sallo; s Mir de-
peolcol non.
It is 001.t ii110:,/,,11 0/....;i1 -11,1g. LAI 1.11,1
14,11101',. 11 1,, ,-A.1.1y .1 ,0111,411,11 of pay.
1I1LL 0111Il010-.
‘Vt• 1,1V0 1110 1,t ,1 1.V1,r 1 to givd tri the
sailors. Our .1 sei1 yrsdna cam Two -
mit,. stand sindilder hi the.
clef...nee of rtli 1'111104`.., Atitti Iwt.
'We lit!'d rdalize Clow, much we do owe
to mu the tmot who are brav-
ius I he 11-1.i 1^, of I ht. 111,*•p. silent, ...retie-
IPSN t‘eicItim; ttnti Minta
Mid 'eighty. moo, evei needy to /fleet
and dcfeat the Kt, leer', ikating ensiles.
To the eave (1101 Fikkitlenti the
toorld noes LIS.1.11A, I i'%.1.,11..1 CVO 61101.111.1
go 01051.01 deep in ow- teeic• to and ehow
our mit 11 tide.
Th proveeds T.ka Day'tntid day of
1.1„,,els h la, devoted to
this 111.011y ; II ?Id IIR9sc,Iptif
lists may It i; Inn? a, t.f istle
tout, hrila, the cli,rdo Tile • .,e the
of Tue.: if.acr eor int 1.1111.1111tp,
to im ett I,y irapploxi.
W;11 cru
help i•
East HLIPtill Fail fair
MAKE IT A HUMMER.
T,t,e0-0.1,,y and AN'edetesdaty of next
week, son. 17ilt antl 1801, are the
dale', of the ametal Fell Exhibition of
least Heron s,„„e•ty.
is tot to the 11,, 1! 00' the cermunnity
i; otic ef 1104 WI record,
Tla• primlist, clowning about i11,000,
covers a ,vide tango and offers many
onnal unities to exhilritoIs to seem,'"
'Mart's. 'Palle advantage of title by
haring etil exhibit, therebY boosting
the Unit. If all were "slackerS" iu
Otis respeet of eteltse thele would be
no Fate. Tneeday reaeamon should
peek tit"Palace" tint exhibits.
\\'t In will see at sweeping •
el used Titti POST OXTOMS. 'rite after -
meg) will be well filled with the tiont-
mous classes of live stock. Then
there will he athletice in tt, program of
1.11.0014 1.14.' y.1111114 11.1.11 Ohl, Highland
dancing tool piping, .14 speeding.; evente
and °thee lee me of amusement..
The Ile ndeeson Juvenile Highland
Band, of London, will diseourse mitsie
clut•ing the +diet neon.
Assisted hy other talent they will
also give an A I Concertin the Skirt -
log Rink in the evening at $ ty'eleek,
I,Ittn of rt.eerviel seats may be found
ee pelee Drug ret ore, °muting, Satimlity
of this week, Don't Miss the rim (hail,
evening,
Make the Ealr a hommer.