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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1918-9-26, Page 8• 4 9 ,p 1 • t tw 3 a•••••.1•G•1'a+0.1••4••r•'!••••4••►•a••'•l••4414!•1•r•F1••I•a•i•.+.4-•4.410+.•f•el•ea• Q s d •ir MI I T Y do Yu Keep the Pictures You Take ? 9 • �r w e A for putting the Snaps in an Album + Better than paste. l'ictures neatly mounted in a Kodak Album are Rafe against loss or in- jury, mei nicely displayed and titled on the page of the Album, gain much in interest Rs time goes by. We have a good assortment of Kodak i;'bttms which are good values from the paper bound ones at 259 lip to the large leather bound ones at $4 25• There are some very suit• ales ones of the loose leaf kind at $I oo each. Ask to see the Dry Mounting; Tissue O Now would he a good time to have -i• a new lot of Prints made from some T of your Negatives for the Album, Silent Developed and Printed. :a. _ ._- _ -- - - se + H• ,ty Store For j VON S s' OXOS Peseaps it may puzzle you , sometimes when making up a box to kuety what to put in to get variety. He& c are some of the things tee have teen Fell - lug Paraffin Wax Candles Writing Portfolio, contain- ing Writing Paper with Envelopes to match Rexall Skin Soap Harmonv Glycerine Soap Safety Razor Blades Rexal l - Shaving Stick ' Shaving Cream or Shaving Powder Rexall Font Powder Talcum Powder Mentholiue Balm Keating's Insect Powder Malted Milk Tablets Oxo Cubes Kodak Filmy for Canters One of the many Monthly Magazines or Illustrated Papers. Gum Chocolate Bars Hard Bailed Fruit Flavor- ed Candies After Dinner Mints Throat Tablets, &c, F. R. SMITH • • f • • P a H • • - • H• •- s • e O s • •F - • • 4 e H• �x oo m O• a'�1Ye Store Drugr,lat and Stationer • •4 9 H-•H•••l••'b OH••'i'•'; 0+0+0+••F•fi0t0 •F41d-e•M0.1••-•r0•i•0i0•i•0H•0•i0d•03•0•i•• Laical Ziews 4thus Read every advertisement and save money. A few from this locality took in Blyth Fali Fair on Tuesday of this week. Pi:ACHES, grapes and tomatoes are offered on the market in large quantities just now. IF a rainy September means a big harvest in the following year tom should ae a bumper crop, Tui wrmen of Huron County R. C. & W. C A, have sent 6(1,867 articles to the soldiers in the past year. A very:uix;tantial vault has been com- pleted at Ins new °bice to be of the Bank of No is usan, F. Naeg[e was in charge of the vark. A Bruaselite was seen the other night purloanin_ :orae wood that did not be- t•ng t:, eim and is asked to settle for the same and thereby avoid trouble. Ears; -r• -Ls Chautauqua Festival will be held Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Oetober 23, 24 and 25. Watch out for particulars for this interesting event. A little bird twitters the information that a wedding 4s slated for Saturday of this week in which two young folk well known in Brussels will play the leading rale. A list of automobile owners is being prepared who persistingly disobey the laic as to keeping lamps lighted on their cars after night. An example may be made of a few to teach a useful lesson. Warch ont THE comfortable home of Miss Gaynor Mechanic street, Brussels, has been sold to Jack Rutledge, of town, who will get early possession, Miss Gaynor will likely go to Blyth where her sister, Mrs. Jno. Heffron, resides. TUESDAY evening a Base Ball game was played ou Victoria Park, town, be- tween Wingham and Brussels, Score for a 5 innings match was it to 2 in favor of the home team, It was a very good gime, baring the late start and the early night -fail. THR POST is sorry to hear that Whit- field Roe, son of Fletcher Roe, of this locality, was wounded on Sept, 7th. Gunshot wound in knee and was admit• ted to Royal Herbert Hospital, Wool• with, Eng, We hope he will have a speedy recovery, CARD OF THANKS -We wish tit express our thanks for the thoughtfulness and kindness bestowed in connection with the illness and subsequent decease of our father, the late Hugh Lamont, We assuredly appreciated it highly, Truly Yours, THE LAMONT FAMILY. FASHIONABLE HAIR GOODS.-MiSS Glenn, of Glenn -Charles, Toronto. Cauadian Hair Fashion Store, will be in Brussels, Wed. Oct, 2nd, at American, Rotel, with a full line of Ladies and Gentleman's Hair Goods. If you are not satisfied with the appearance of Vont hair consult Miss Glenn who is an auth- ority on Hair Goods and individual heir Styles. Free demonstration. HELP THE SAILOR'S FITND.--'The sub- scription lists opened for this good eause in Brussels have not vet been swamped by a rush of cash, although a number have responded quite generously. It I hoped s p d the funds can be forwarded by the close Of next week and all who purpose aiding this deserving effort should require no further urging but tare asked to hand in whatever they pur- pose donating at once so that it ,may be remitted. Tag Day at Brussels Fair totalled $1e7.00, Help the sailors and promptly as possible please. We owe a debt to our marine that is beyond com- putation. It is expected that the list will be published in the near future so that those assisting will see that full credit is given, n DoN'T forget Grewur's Auction Sale of Household Furniture at skating rink, Saturday, Oct. rz. A Bell Telephone repair gang is at work in this locality, A motor truck is used for conveyance which is a big improvement over the old team process C. POPE attended a bier 'Tree or Show at Cobourg last week and was quite in- terested to the exhibit, He has a mech- auical dream that we hope he will he able to make very real along the tractor line. NUMBER of young awe. with pig, for sale. Also some young pigs. ve, H. MCCovoREok. Phone 181, FOR SALE -A tine heifer calf, eight months old. Mee. 4..T DrFP, Bluevale. Fon SALE. -2 young thoro' bred Leicester rams. Phone. 2512, H. firma. COAL Heater for Hale Rte bilrgRin. Apply to MRS. A. C. DAMEe. BLYma Evaporator to prepared to buy any quantity of apples, ]urge enough to peel, at 80 to AO meats per tong. Isaac BROWN, Blyth. PHONE Nos. 50 and 8. AUCTION Sale of Firm Stoek, implements, &o.t int 27. Con. 9, McKillop, on Tuesday, Oct. p, lir. .TonN REM, PrOp. T. BRows, Auctioneer, GENERAL Purnnee Mare, will work or drive, and Perchernn Colt 8 months old for sale. See George Muldoon or David Badglev, Bruesels. HoneE and Lot for sale, eligibly located. Gond well, eistern, cellar, stable, &c, For fur• ther particulars apply to Mas. GEO. HENDERSON, Brussels, A somata of well bred Leicester Ram Lambs for sale, Lot 28, Gravel Road, North of Winthrop. JNO. ArmCHrsON, 12.4 Seaforth R. R. No, 1, 85 Cavms per bushel will he pair' for good clean oats delivered nt Brussels. See or phone G. A. BERT, Brnsaela. HAvrNO entered the London Free Press Automobile Contest I would much appreciate yonr subecription or your renewal if you are now a subscriber. A. D SMIERLANn, Deputy Postmaster, Seaforth. ROOMY bonne, large lot, stable, &a., for sale on James street at a bargain. If not sold will be to rent. D EWAN, DR. PAREER, OateOpathi0 Physioian, vlsits Bruseels blonday afternoon of each week. Chronie and nervous diseases euecessfullY treated, "Visits resideneee. Consnitatfon at Queen's Hotel. FALL. FAIR DIRECTORS - 'Thursday afternoon of this week a me• -ting of the Fall F ilr Directors will he held in the Council chamber to close ep business :if the Fair, Persons having accounts are asked to bent' them to Secretary Black at once, Tar. Day. --By the kin lly assistance of a goodly number of young ladies led by Miss Isabel Strachan on 2nd day of Brussels Fall Fair, Red Crites Circle received the flee sunt of $io7.00 which will be devoted to the Sailors' Fund. Instead of a flag or button a white rose WAS used Rs the emblem of the day. The Red Cross Society feels deeply grateful to the girls for their industry and the many contributors for their generosi y It ones to show what united effort may accomplish whet well direct ed. CHAUTatma n FEGTIVAL,- Monday evening a well attended meeting of the local Chautaugnn loesttval Committee was held in the andieuce room of the Pnbiic Library, B S Scott was Chair- man. Follnwiug tfflcers were elected for the ensuing term :-Cliairman, F. S. Scott; Sec =frees . F. H, Gilroy, Con- vener of Ticket Committee, W. J Mc. Cracken ; Publicity Cmnmitiee, W. B. Kerr ; Arrangement mud Halt Commit tee, Jno, Ferguson. Committees were struck and the campaign wi:l be ener- getically pusher' The slates Will be, Wednesdav, Thursday and Friday. Oot, 23, 24 and 25. Afternoon and and evening sessions In the 'Town Hall, Brussels A x talent will be here and Will present a program full of hustruc- tion, pleasure and interest. Watch out for further particulars. 161...1.00.110,441.14r1101.910 Ing.111,4,1,16.1.14,13.1.1.41..110011 ar of Coal Crai1br* farmers' Club expeCt a car of Nut C Cal next week, delivered at Ethel. For further par- ticulars 'phone 285. ECS. FULTONl, Sec. Farmers' Club. lit arses of [sax Waltou are visiting the 41 aitland can 1 not withnnt success, CARD OF IRANI::: -1V wish to tharlc many fu, sympathy Mimeo us by words and by letter uver the death of our soldier semi, Milton and Norman, The messages were very comforting and much appreoialed "1h s heard their Country milling For ansisle nee in the»trite, That pall they bravely answered And nobly gave their lives." Gratefully yours... A. AND MRS MCGUIRE. RED CRo-s -44 pairs of socks were taken in at the Red Cross Circle meet- ing oe 'Tuesday. The Circle tweeds ser cling bexes to the soldier boy% over- seas and ask the friends to bake fruit cake and send it to the Library Tuesday of next week, All the ladies who can spend an hour Thursday and Friday eveuiugs of nes' week are asked to meet at the audience room of the Library to make trench cap:, to put in the overseas boxes Don't forget the 'addles across the seas, FINE Seevicae.-Last Sundae was An- inverserv..l)av m connection with Brus- sels Methodist Sabbath School and was one of interest and profit. Rev, D Wren, M, A, Mount Forest, a former well itnown pastor. Was the preacher and ably sustained his good name as a pulpit- eer. The theme for the day was Jesus Morn•ug text was ••N man can do the things Thou Joest except God be with him " The choir was supplemented by a cumber of young girls from the Sab- bath school who. under the direction of Mrs. (Rev ) Stafford, rendered the an- them, ' Praise ye Jehovah" and the chorus "God's hand is everywhere" with good effect. There was a fine attend- ance Sunday afteruoon at Rally Day ex- ercises, The program was adhered to and in addition Rev. Mr, Wren gave a well pointed Address; Miss Dorothea Stafford a choice piano solo ; Miss Ber- uice Cole, Ethel, a timely patriotic rec- itation ; and F H, Gilroy a solo A large congregation assembled in the evening when the able discourse Was on 'The pre-eminence of Jesus " A male choir led the praises and gave two an thems "'There were Ninety and Nine," and "Onward Christian Soldiers " Many old friends greeted Rev. Mr. Wren at the close of the service It was a day packeilafpil of good things and 'should prove an inspiration in, entering on the Fall campaign, ANOTHER OF THE PIONEERs DEPART - lt does not often happen that a husband and wife are called away from the earth ly home as near together as were Hugh and Mrs. Lamont, Queen street. The latter answered the Ro'1 call of the skies on the 3rd inst„ and her husband £ollotved on the 18th, Mr Lamont's funeral being conducted 2 weeks later than that of his partner for so many years It was not a surprise that the subject of this notice crossed that bourne from whence no traveller returns, as he had been in declining• health for more than a year. He had at- tainted his 83rd year so was not as well able to fight off disability as when younger, Deceased was born on the Isle of Mull, and was the 4th son of the late Allan Lamont. Along with his par- ents be crone to this locality in 1852, at 16 years of age and located on Lot 8 Con. 7, Grey township, then in primeval condition At same time 2 other broth- ers of Mr. Lament's father also settled here The subject of this notice wee the last of his generation and Donald Lam one Clare, Mich•- is the only liviog member of the 3 families who came from Scotland. 56 years ago Mr Lemont took Miss Sarah Isabel Arnott. of Grey town- ship, as his bride and up to Ign5 labored induterinus'y and prospered on the homestead When they sold to te.. Arm- strong and bought zoo acres, Lot 6, Cone. zo•and it, retiring to a cosy home on Queen street, Brussels 3 years ago Deceased was a man of strict integrity and won the respect of all who knew him. He had served OD the School Board for some years ; was a Liberal in politics and a Presbyterian In religion, being one of the pioneers in Knox chureh, Brussels, later afftlated with Melville church The funeral was held Friday afternoon the service being conducted by Rev A J Mann Pall- bearers were Peter McDougall, Walter Yuill, W, Inglis, Chas , Allen and Peter Lamont Burial WEIR made alongside his wife in Brussels cemetery. Surviv- ing children are 1 -Andrew and F7ugh, Grey ; Allan and Mrs, Mary, Brussels ; Samuel B , of Avoniea, Sask ; Mrs E E Campbell, Gaylord, Mich ; Mrs D McDonald, Morris township ; Alex of London, and j Leslie now training et NiagaFa Camp 'There are 2 grandchild- ren, All the family were here excepting Sam. and Mrs Campbell, who had re- turned to their respective homes after the burial of their mother. Allan and Miss Miry will continue to live in the home, Queen street Mr Lamont WEIS a sturdy type of manhood of which the world could not have too many, Church Chimes Thursday evening the Epworth League of. Methodist church, B.reasels, is meeting for reorganization in connect kion with the Fall end Winter campaign. Rev, tall. McCauley, Glammis, sae accepted the call of Goderich Baptist church to become its pastor and will enter upon his pastorate the last Sunday of October, London Presbytery had a cell from Deleware and Pryne's Mills, represented by Rev J. W Crawford, in favour of Rev. D, A. McLean, Ripley. Stipend is $I,zoo, with manse, glebe and 4 weeks vacation; Mr, Crawford Was appointed to proseeute the call before the Pres- bytery of Maitland, rl STANDARD BANK OF CANADA HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO This Bank olf'ers,every facility in the conduct of accounts, of manu. facturers, farmers and merchants. KOT'D 1970 SAVINGS DEPARTMIiNT at every Branch. 23$ BRUSSELS BRANCH, G. H. SAWS, ® 1E1E1 Manager. g I Mrs Robert Kerr is away on a visit Toronto and Galt. tratfmrd was a visitor Downing dunug the Big Cattle Sale withrelas. Wanverd, saF.St Mr with. Mrs, R. past week, Mrs, John Ament, London, was a visitor with Mrs. I. C. Richards, for the past week. Miss Edith Deadman returned tom University, Toronto, this week to con- tinue her studies. Pte, Art Hawkshaw was here this week for a short visit with old friends. He is at London camp. W. H. Peters, Bervie, was here for a week visiting the Misses Hunter, John street, his sisters -In-law, Rev. D and Mrs Wren, Stewart and Helen, Mount Forest, spent several clays in tovo during the past week renewing old friendships, Mrs (Rev ) Hind and children, of Hespeler, have beep eujoyiug a visit at the parental home of the former, G. A, Deaclman, Frederick street. Rev. Mr, Hind is also here Colin McArthur is here from Luck now, He had• the misfortune to fah while away and damaged several ribs that were very sore for a time, We hope he will soon gain up Mrs R, P. Fetid and children, of Otveo Sound, have been here on a visit with relatives and old friends during the past week. The former is R daugh- ter of Mrs Edward Bryans Mrs. (Dr ) W. L. Met. utcheon is spending a week with her aunt, M,s J eV Morrison, of 'Toronto, before return lug to her home in Wilkes-Barre Pa , Mrs, McCutcheon had au enjoyable visit with Brussels mends Mrs. Cuberston and her little son Gor- don, were visitors with I C and Mis Richards during the past week Form er is a neice of Mr Richards and Is mak- ing her home with her mother in God erich while her husdand it fulfilling his duties as an officer in the Canadian army in France Druggist and Mrs. 'John McRae, of Vancouver, are enjoying a short holt day with relatives and old friends at Brussels, Kincardine and other points 'Che former is a brother to Dr. 't` C Mc Rae, of town and WAS fortner wet known resident. It is 7 years siuce Mr McRae was here. He think- Vancouver is the ideal spot to live Tile Pacific coast evidently agrees with him This week L oyd Taekson lel. for O•- tawa, where he joias the naval servic., following up the course he has been taking in wireless telegraphy and num- erous other studies in connection wi 4 his antimpated enlistment. He is a fine type of young manhood and will do his full share as a loyal Canuck We wish him the best of success and safe return when the turmoil is over. D and Mrs McKay, Winnipeg, were callers in Brussels this week. Th,• latter is the end daughter of the -late Phos. English, a well kno an resident. who went West iu 1882 and for Years was Chief of Police at Calgary Num- erous old friends were hunted up by Mr and Mrs. McKay and a good time was enjoyed in reirospecting the bygones, Mr. McKev's boyhood horse was at Tiverton, Bruce Co. Mrs Mac, called on 'THE PusT and got a copy of our issue concerning the story of the big fire of 1876, in which her father was a heavt loser, Tuesday of this week Mrs, Albert Carter, who had been here on a visit for the past few months, left for her home in Edmonton, She v as accompanied by her sister, Miss Ida Fulton, who will make an extended visit in the West Miss Fulton has been saleslady in F R Smith's drug store and takes with het the good whales of young and old Mrs. Carter has two sons wearing the King's colors. Russell went with a University unit from Edmonton and is uow in !'ranee. Alvin has been train- ing at Perawawa with the artillery, The Carter family lived in Grey town- ship before going West, , Mesers. Lott as McDonald will hold an Auction Sale of 40 Head of Cattle at Mason's Hotel Stables BLYTH go Saturday, October 5th, 1918 5 Fresh Cows with calf at foot, 5 Springer Cows, 15 Two -year-olds, 15 Yearlings All high-class Durham Cattle and in good condi biOti. TISRMS.-Six months' credit will be allowed and bank lamest added. Lott & McDonald, Jas. Taylor, Atm. Proprietors, The General Coufereuceof the Metho dist church, that assembles every 4 years, will convene in Hamilton Tues- day of next week, Rev Mr, Ui•en, Kincardine, and W. H. Kerr, Brussels, are members trom this section of the work. Sunday afternoon and evening next the Sunday School and Young People of Melville chrueh will observe Rally Day The prepared service will be' fol- lowed in the afternoon and R. D Cameron, Lneknow, will speak in the evening on "After war problems for young people " Eiuron Presbytery has released Rev. Dr. Colin Fletcher, pastor of the Thames Road Presbyteriau church, and Mod erator of the General Assembly, from his %ilea and pastoral duties for some mouths. Rev, Dr Fletcher has not en- joyed good health for some time, Pres- bytery will undertake his supply during a portion of the time granted New General Secretary for Sundae Schools, Rev T A Halpenuv, Toronto, and formerly of Oaawa, has been se- cured to give addresses, afternoon and evening, in connection with Centre Huron Sunday School Convention, to be held Tues lay, Oct. rat, in Knox Pres- byterian church, Goderich. Sunday schools of Centre Huron comprise schools in Goderich, Goderich township, Colborne, Hulled. McKillop, part of ruckersmith, also Seaford: and Clinton Harvest Festival services were held in St, Tohu'schurch, Brussels, Sunday, Sept 22ud Both services were well attended and the collections were double the amount of last year's offer. Ings, Rev, H. Smith's, rector, subject in the morning comprised "Reasons for Thanksgiving," based on ISA. 144-15, The evenmts iiscoursewas founded en Colossians r-18, -'Pre-eininence;of Jesus as tete son of God " Higher than angels or archangels ; in the qualities of manhood ; and Saviourhood. The day was oue of profit, People Vire Talk About $$ Barrister Sinclair was at Toronto last week. Miss Verue Walker, was visiting in Loud in for a week Barrister J Leckie, B. A., Toronto, was in town for a few days W. S, Scott and his sister, Mrs G H. Saints were in Londoo for the week end. Mrs W. H, Merklinger, Hanover, who has beeu in Fergus hospital, was able to return to tier home, riot are sorry to hear of the ill health of Mrs. B. Gerry, of Fort William, formerly of Brussels, and hope she wbl soou be better Rev W. E. St: ff ted, B A., made a short visit with his mother and sister at Elora lest week and preached at Mount Forest on Sunday. Simon Grant was in town for few during the past week He has been liv nig at Seatorth of late although he still has property in Bruesels Mrs, Harry Rental and children, Clinton, were here for •a hnlldat at the hnme of Mrs ine Cerci ff, Princess street, Mrs. Bartliff is a daughter, Later word concerning Pre William Bell seys lois casuab;y consisted of gun shot wound 1n right shoulder, We hope he will make good pi ogress towards re- covery. Oswald Hemingway, eldest son of W 1 and Mrs. Hemtngwey, has taken a position on the staff of the Bank of NOON Scotia, Brussels He should felt the bill competently Herbert and Mrs .Nihon and helots of Guelph, were visitors in town tot a few days last week. The !muter was a resident here who has been in the Rota: oily for the past 7 sears Robt, alai Mrs. Grier, of Detroit, are here for a holiday with G. C. end Mrs, Manners The ladies ate sisters. Mr. Gi ler is one of the tellers in the State Bank in bis home city. Adam and Mrs. Roe, of Pickford. Mich.are here an a visit with felony. $ and oid friends, The fin mer is a s •11 lit Riehawd Roe, of Joan street, B,ussels, Mr. Roe has been 17 Years at Pickford Where he has a good business, Dr, and Mrs. Bryans, of London, were here on the farmer's last leave As he has been called over. Boas on an early draft, Mrs. Bryans will not t•rnss the ocean in the meantime. Dr, carries with Ir(m mann t good wishes for a, safe coming back to Canada when his term is filled, Morris Council Council mets, in Township Ball, Monday, Aug. 20th,• Members present Reeve presiding, Richatd Procter was re-engaged as Tax Collector fm. Il1e year at a salary of $150 00 Fol. lowing accounts were piaci :-W, H, Kelm, printing and advertiRirig, $370; Jas. Fox, foemaldehyde, $113`0 ; Isaac Blown, 12 Inch tile, $7.00 ; also 18 in. tile, South boundary, $1200; W. Abram, diehnfecting, $160; H. Man- ning, work on rnad, $0.00 ; Jos. Bew- ley, work nn culvert, $0.00 ; James Peacock, gravel, $14 70 ; Jos. Beecken- ridge, gravel, $5.00 ; Geo. Pierce, gravel, $8 90 ; Jas. Gibson, gravel, $4,50 ; John Evans, shovelling, $2 00 ; Geo, Redman, shovelling, $12.00 ; P S BORN RnnAnms,-In Mitchell on September 10th, 1018, to Rev W. H and Mrs. Roberts, formerly of Wroxeter, a son. DIED KIRTON,-111 Turnberry on Sept, 18th, Merger - et A McDonald, wife Of Jas. Kirton, aged 44 years, LAateNT-In Brussels, on September leth, 1918, Hugh Lamont, aged 82 years, 0 months and 25 days. BRUSSELS MARKET Vali Wheat ................ Spring Wheat Oete ,Pees Berley Slitter Sgga Potateerr per bag Weol (unweehed) I2 05 75 r0 19 80 115 10 00 1 0 •••••••cl•aa••amtaalWaa a•••••ata aauaaatca•iatleami•r•®•••aa••••• o a 0 to a G N fD - a 0 •a • • • •• • fa - ro ae • • m D �s - W 0 FJ - - • • e t. c • e • - e • • - • • •• • • • e • - al • • • to - •• e• • We will be pleased to have you drop • •• • • • • • - • m m,oaNeoearela Ilti9nr 090(1. a®,9®221®•®®® g aie•o•eagea•aetaa••o•o®®seas E have just passed into steal. our Fall Shipment of Nippon China, The assortment comprise some very handsome pieces, beautifully decorated. Cake Plates Celery Sets Syrups Butter 'Tubs Cream and Sugars Dresser Sets Cups and Saucers Create ,Jugs Whipped Cream Lily Bowls Berry Scats Cake Sets Vases and 13on lions in greet Vt1rleGy. STORE our Stock. in and look over 9 DRUG STORE Scott, gravel, $7.20 ; W. Shelton, gravel, $230; W. T, Henderson, gravel, $8 80 ; A, Pollock, gravel, $5.00 ; A. Smith, shovelling, $200 ; W. J. South, gravel, $5 00 ; W. Hal- ter, gravel, $3:20 ; Mrs Win. Hopper, gravel, 80c ; Dau. MCDorlald, gravel, $1.00 ; Jas. LEEwa011, gravel, $1.30 ; Philip Amelia genvel, $3.30 ; Thos, Miller, gravel, $11 50 ; Jahn Barr, gravel, $1 90 ; R. l3. Atomic, dile on Hanna 'drain, $10000; the on hone drain, $90.00, Next meeting of Coun- cil, Monday, Sept. 30 A. MAcEwme, Clerk. r Jamestown S. Snell is visiting in the great West. We congratulate Mss Blva Rut natty on her success at the School Fair held last week at Bluevale. She stood 2E.d in the prize winning, Many old friends are sorry to notice the name of Pte. Rub. Forrest, Neither to the Nate Charlie Forrest, in the list of the wounded in Fiance, but Impel it is not vet v serious. DR. STRAOHAN WON CuP,-We )notice by the Daily Titrlesslouni al of Poi t William, that our own "Jamie," son of Mrs. Jas. Strtaelmn, won the cup for Golf at the. Fair sports. Item says :-"On the links of the Thunder Bay country club on Saturday ai'tee- moon, the Brown eup, a trophy put up by W. L. Brown, of Chicago, for individual competition the cup in the the prnpe'rty of the wiuntr ontt•ight, WEER won by Dr. Stretchat, of this city, He was five np to bogey. A, W, Roberts waa the only °they player to. put bogey down, he being two up on bogey. The cards were NW 18 stoles." Dv. &recitan was altvaye inning on athletics and as a member of Btuesels Foot Beall champions often helped the i team to victory., AUCTION SATE OF FARM STOCK AND .II.IPLEMONTs.-Thee Gundry has received lnetructione front the undersigned to sell by Public Auetion on the North half of Lot 12, Con, 0, Morris. remmenetng at 1 p m on Fri- day, October 111h 1018, the following, that is to site mare 11 `•ears elft, 1 mars 8 years. old, 1 aged mare, 1 hoer° 5 years old. 1 mere 8 years old, 1 2-yenr old filly, 1 year old gelding, 1 Durham bull 10 months old registered, 1 newly calved vow. t eon's supposed to be with calf, 5 2.year mid stere, 8 2 -year old heifers, 5 yearling etrere, 4 , carlieg heifers 8 calves, I brood. ROW, 1 fat pig, 9 pigs S to ern he old, about 100 Ilene, 1 Massey -Harris binder 7 ft eat near- ly nen', 1 hmssa-y-Hm'ris mower, 1-Froet & Wood seed drill I Maseey.Harris manure spreader, 1 hay rake,I land roller, 1 cultivator, 1 dime harrow, set iron barrOwe, 2 plows, 1 2.furrow riding plow, 1 gang plow, set weigh scales, fanning mill, 2 eutiing boxes, 1 8•horso power gasoline engine 1 tenni) pulper, 1 eculffer, I Ret bpm--letghs, l lumber wagnn, 1 hay reek, 1 stork i nor, l mor rupee and slings, 1 top bugle 1 cutter, lags double Immune, l set single harness,.Ingle buggy, 1grindstone, 1 Malotte errimt Hs neater, 25 gni steel oil barrel, a quantity of roots in the row, a quan- tity of tools,.forks, hope, oto , and other ark - e'en too numerous to monldon. A number of household nrtioles will also be offered for sale including n Dominion organ, Terms: -Alt purchases of 810 00 and under caeh. over that amount 12 menthe IR rel u n f call a offf ed Dint notes, A discount s of s per cent off for oath on credit amounts bins donN M°ELRov, Ex• twitter of the estate of the late John McElroy, Farm for Sale 100 acre farm for sale, being Lot 82, Con. 10, Grey township. 02 acres cleared mud}yiaalenee in pasture. On the prendees iR a m91►brick house,19227, witb kitchen 10x22;. good bank barn, SAx50 ; gond drilled well, orchard, &c, For further partieulars anply on the premises to JOHN P. GA'YNOR, 12-4 Brussels R R. No. 8. Strayed Steer Strayed from the pasture in Logan township about August 10th, it red end white 2 year old deharned steer, with white on top of head. Any information ns to his wherenbe nts will be thankfully reeelved. JNO STEVENSON, Lot 7, Con, 111, Grey. R. R. 2, Brussels. 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