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ter) a 1 of this week, in the Audience
1 out r the Public I ibraly to Whiell all
•3• l r,aev d are invited
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locality, was ;are in the same company.
Both wintlere dearly love a good steed
A letter trimCarl Emigh sacs he teas
W000II.11 in the ankle, While fighting in
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Frame. on August 26th and is now in 8
lee:vi' 1! in Farmland He is a son of
\V,4 ;0,1 Mrs. Euligh, fottnerly of Brest
gels, who (1) Vee to the \Vest. Carl's
•N ' friends here hope he will s -nu be
.1bo1)1 a5 of old.
.1.VP the it, Visa! f"U of Sir Thos. While.
x' • n tnc.e Minister of Canada, Duncan
1 rgnson, Stratford, formerly of Brun.
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f 1' , , 11 0 *it the holt e n1'ng
• V 0!oy Ura) c:nu>aign; W. H. Gee eiry,
�q Sucre are, ami lir..- C. S Mitchell, Tur-
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Hoy [Jo You Kopp the
Pictures You Take?
Pictures neatlymounted in a Kodak
Album are safe against loss or in-
jury. and nicely displayed and titled
on the page of the Album,
gain
ouch in ;Merest as time ones by.
We have a good assortment f Koda
Albums which are good values from
the paper bound ones at 25c up to
the large leather bound ones at
$4 25. There are some very suit.
able ones of the loose leaf kind at
$1(.00 each.
Ask to see the
Dry Mounting Tissue
for putting the ~naps in an Album
Better than paste.
Now would be a good time to have
a new lot of Prints made from some
of your Negatives for the Album,
Films Developed and Printed.
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Malted Milk Tablets
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OCTo13ER•
THANK -OWING Day Monday, October
24.
Cooxcte meeting next Monday even-
ing,
Cemerraeoue FeevrtvAL in Brussels
October 23, 24 and 25.
A few lithos of snow have been not-
iced by way of a reminder of what's
coming,
LAGuIren hats been bothering a good
many. Be careful at this season of
clar.4;;e.lh'e weather.
F. S. •ni • c t, village Clerk. has
been
appointed Ful Commissioner far Brus-
sels W.' Ip" everybody will be enabl-
.dto e a esu).. ,
enabl-
ed g fT
Y
An
new oa,er has beenP tacerl on the
water tank n 1 urnberry street near the
Revere House. Cement plaster was al-
so put on to stop leakage.
THE re'':denoe of Wm. Turnbull, Bons.
sets Nt,rlit, has been much improved in
appearance by a new dress of paint. It
was appl,ed by Walter Sharpe.
Pr is to be hoped the school heating
apparatus will work better for the com-
ing terra than it has been doing of late.
Tire weather was too enol to d0 without
a little fire,
CARD OF TITANKS.--I Wish (0 tender
my hearty thanks to many friends for
kited words and deed, in connection
with the death of my son, Pte. Angus
D. Kerr, in Frame. They will never
he forgotten.
Yours Truly,
MRs. RORT KERR. Brussels.
Ar the Listowel Fall Fair Nesbit
Hamilton, Brussels, was awarded 2nd
prize on his roadster horse and 1st for
gentleman's driving outfit. He also took
est prize and sweepstakes at Atwood
Fair, He is usually inside the money on
Beret Oeca,iOns,
SATURDAY afternoon a Ford tractor
was at work ou the farm of Nesbit
Hamilton Brussels South and attract-
ed no small attenttoll a3 the furrows
were tern.'d over. Coal oil is the motive
power geuerator, S. Carter is the local
representative, Probabilities are fav-
or,Ible fur numerous sales.
CONTRACT AtvARDan.—The tender of
Geo. Birt for the cutting and delivery of
-wood from the Hlelop bush has been ,ac-
cepted by the Council. Rate is $2.50
per cord, Work will commence at once
and it is expected that Soo cords, at least
will be delivered before next Spring.
This would make price of 28 inch wood
$4.50 per cord.
MATRIMONIAL. --A pretty house wed-
ding took place in Milton, Saturday
afternoon, September 28th, at the home
of the bride's parents, when Miss Amy
McClelland, youngest daughter of Wm.
and Mrs. Jardine, was united in marriage
to Waiter Seroice Scott, youngest son of
Finlay 13, Scott, Brussels, Ceremony
was conducted by Rev. J. MacKay, of
Milton Bride was given away by her
father and the Wedding March was play-
ed by Miss Nellie Fox, Brussels. The
bride looked lovely iu a charming gown
of white georgette and crepe and carried
roses and orchids. After congratula-
tfons and the signing of the register the
company retired t0 the dining room
where a buffet luncheon was served.
Bride'() travelling costume was brown
gaberdine with velour lint to match and
crossed fox fur:: the gilt of the groom
Mr. and Mrs. Scott left 0u the evening
train for the East and on their return
will reside at "Blair Athol," William
street, Brussels, Ont. Hearty congratu-
lations are extended and Mrs. Scott wel-
comed heck to town. Postmaster Scott,
and Mrs. Samis, father and Meter of the
groom respectively, and Miss Nellie Pox,
all of Brussels, and Miss Viva Bowelsu,
Toronto, attended tbe wedding.
BRt.'sErs market leads.
Up ri .ec the pi ice r'f printing paper.
)\'HAT .'bnr .5 Junior Foot Ball team 7
Bie OFFER. --25 cents, iv advauee, will
secure THE Poxr for the balance of 191S
to any address in C.suada This is a
good chance for non -subscribers or to
reach ahe.en ee members of the family by
a weekly visit. What do yon say ?
Fora year old driving mare for „ale, Quiet
and not afraid of autos. W nt Roms.
Thome.. otrr"t, Rrussals.
AIR. BLAcx,Tsxe, of Owen Snnnd, plane
tuner, will be at ': (;arter'a eture this week.
Orders are asked tots, left direr,' or at Walk.
er Rs Black's store,
APPLE,. WANTED -Will pay 2.0.' per hundred
Ibe. for windfalls mid shakes for evaporating
purposes, delivered at my warehouse, G. T. R.
No small fruit taken. Rom'r, TRontso8.
0
irltP'1'•CI.Aeg n i weeks old for
sale.
Phone 4117 WEatry SoUrais,
Lot 16. Lor, 6, Grey.
STEM. tired to buggy and set of single
harness for sale, apply to
DAVID HAnn LEY, Brussels.
11 7r0S 6 Iultntlls old and 12 plies ahont 126
lbs. each for sale. Apply 0. WetsoN 61Artxs,
6th line Morris.
Nary Oliver riding plow for sale. Apply to
LUKE C. SPEIRAN. Phone 4712.
A Taw O. A. C. and Gild strain Barred Rock
Cockerels for sale. MRs. TELFORD $EFFRa,
Phone 047.
a nano pigs for -ale. 4 weeks old. Applyto
PhoneMls, CECIL HATEa258, Ethe
CCF)' Milton found. Owner mar have 11 cry
proving property and paying for this notice,
120 Poan',
16rrh1Ea of young sOws, with leg, for sale.
Alen same pump( pips, W. H. Mo('nrcneolo
Phone 194-
Pon SA1.0.--A fine heifer calf. eight months
old. 51219.A. J. Di'Fr, Hitlevale,
NOni.v,E.—;1 Sonne thorn' bred Leicester
rams. Phone 2612, H. Snipe.
(20At. Heater for sale ata bargain. Appty to
MRs A. O. DAdRR..
Timm! Evenerator is prepared to buy any
quantity of apples, large enough to peel, at 30
to 40 Oente per tang.
I+AAC BROWN, Htyth.
Penes Nos. 50 and 3.
Horse and Lot for sale, eligibly located,
Good well, cistern, cellar, stable, Sas For furs
ther particulars apply to
511c... HRN ats N, Brussels.
.
A NC1113Ea of well bred Leicester Bern
Lambs for sale. 1 >r 20, Gravel Road, North
Of Wthriven. ,SNO. 1T0 21 CRON,
12.4 $eaforth R, R- No. 1.
ROouv hoose, large int, stable, Pe., for tole
,R 381nes »trees ata bargain If not Bold will
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to rent, G EWAN,
AIL PARKER, Osteopathic Physician, visits
Brussels Monday afternoon of each week.
Chronic and nervous diseases. successfully
treateRd. Visits residences. Consultation at
Queen's Hotel.
AUCTi-'N Sale of the heusehn1r1 effects
of W. A Grewar will be on the program
at skating rink Saturday afternoon of
next week et 2 o'ai0ck. Overland car
Will also he offered. See edvt. in anoth
ei' column.
THE eligibl t property on Turnherry
Street, for years the home of the Isle
Thee- Kelly, who ran a green llo0se, has
been dspot ed of by Miss Kelly, Morri<,
to Wm. Perste, Crat,brook, whopttrposes
moving to it cis he so'd his farm to Jas.
D10k$tn7 111x! 8811.:011 11 Mr. Berrie wanted
a good big garden 10 as to be kept busy
hence he should be satisfied with his par•
chase as there is an acre of lend with the
hone,
DA8nRROUs'l'Rtrx,--•'POE Poxr is in-
formed that wade a young girl, a pupil
of Brusse:s Contineetten Scheel, was
going to her boarding honse after the
Literary meeting in the school, Met
week, ace0mpanbed by a friend of hers,
two youths thiol '•ed with their home
going in a very fre-,11" n1811050. The
varves of the obsrru• !m s have been ob-
tained but they will be lel off with a
warning this time lint they should take a
hint that the law will deal with them if
such misconduct occurs again 'Ce in•
terfere with people on the public high-
way is no joke no matter whet they con•
sidered it, and both were old enoegli to
know better. Don't run any risk by e
repetition,
Bt.4tive s Soto. ---W, A, G0toar has
said his (mt•eetiouerv, Ice Cream and
' Fruit bu mess to Wm Little, of WW1!,
and he Lakes possession Nevetuber tot
Ile has been lineman for the 'Pelephotle
ompany ter the past 3 or 4 years end is
well and I Ivor'lbly known Mr Grewer
has spun. 15 leis in business here 'Ind
ha, practloa'iy put in his lite here. Holy
Brussel" nil' get along without the re
doubtable "Billy," as he is familiarly
called, is now one of the counndrnns
family pur-
pose
r and faint 1
1 and Mrs Grewar
,Ir 1i
aI
pose going to Los Angeles, California,
and will leave town early in November.
representing FLAX —1. A. Flock, p g a
Montreal Flag firm has been in Brussels
and leased the 25 acres of laud and the
large barn, known as the Revere House
pr.;perte, from W, F Stretton, with 'he
inteu(1ou of sowing a crop of flax and
operating a flax mill. Plowing will be
)lone this Fall it is said Years age a
sweeping business was dyne here in the
flax industry by the Livingotau Bros.,
but °mug to low prices and restrictions
as to markets the fodustry here leas cut
off With tap notch markets and lig de
mallei there is quite a revival and we
will be glad to see a gond business done
once more arnnnd Brussels. The site
chosen by the Company could hardly he
unproved upon and the farmers in this
locality will no doubt be ready to lend
their aid to the growing of bumper crops
as in days of old.
HOPE HE W11.1. SOON BE 0. K.—The
Mildmay Gazette says of a brother of S.
C. Nilson, Brussels:—Dr. J A. Wil-
son's many friends will be sorry to learn
that be is confined to his bed with an at-
tack of mastelditis The trouble com-
menced on Friday morning of last Week.
and developed 9n rapidly that he was tin
able to leave his bed on Saturday Drs
Lacy and Bennett, Guelph, came tip by
motor o') Monday evening and after a
careful examination decided that an op-
eration was not necessary. The patient
is improving slowly, hu' will be unable
to resume his practise for some time
Dr. Wilson has an immense practise, aUil
it is almost impassible to secure an assist-
ant in these war times. That he may
speedily recover is the earnest hope of
his numerous friends.
S. 0. S. BAnr.Rs.—Arrangetneuts
',ave beeu made with THE POST, Bius
ds, whereby S. 0. S. badges will be
p' esedted to any boy or girl between the
ae,es of 13 and tg years who has spent 3
months' service on the farm, whether or
not it was his Driller father's, are entitled
to a badge for doing his or her bit in the
cause of production The Dominion
Government is giving S. 0 S. service
badges to the boys and the Ontario
Gov-
eroment is giving farm service corpso
badge to the girls who did outside work
ti
far 3 months Any boy or girl entitled
to a badge is urged to make it n point to
call at THE P sr to receive it. Receipts
for the boys and girls may be secure.( at
THE P087 any time. '1'o receive a badge
it is neeessay that each boy or girl have
one of these forms properly filled out
Be sure and get yours early to avoid tie
!ay Superintendent Sidenius, of this
district, arranged with the Editor of THE
Pose to give out these badges in itis ab-
sence. They arc now on hand.
LITERARY SOCIETY —Thursday even-
ing of last week Ole first meeting of the
newly organized Lilerery Society e'1
Brussels Continuation School wag held,
the usual hoot' being changed to even-
ing so that a Corn IRoast (night be adder(
After some lively games, in the base
meet, that were )ouch enjoyed the pup-
ils were celled to Principal Scott'el room
where the following interesting program
was presented, with Jack arwiek, the
new President, in the chair t—Choi ts
by school ; speed) be President ; solo
by Edna McCall ; speech Marguerite
W.tton, Secretaly, and Jihn Armstrong,
Editor of Journal ; recitation Bernice
.ole •ctlxus by tnmP
anV
girls
).cola'Rn, Adeline Johnston ; speech
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K"as Hunt.- 0, Treasurer, anti Dorothea
S' 11500(1 tog/met' ; natio. Violet Ander-
son ; talk, W. 11 Kerr. Hon. -President ;
reading Journal by Editor Armstrong ;
round by girls; recitation, Vaudis Blake ;
speech by Principal Scott ; National An
them. Dorothea Stafford presided at
the organ. The musical Imt1 literary
bill of fare was well rendered and was
full of interest and pleasantry It was
well that the program preceded the corn
feed 85 some of the talent, at least,
tnigbt have been too full for utt trance.
The ensuing meetings of the Society
will be looked forward to with great
expectation.
PR5s19NTED A CLUB BAG —Thursday
evening of last week Welter S Scott
Was waited upon by the postofftee staff
and presented with a fine leather Chub
Bag, on tbe eve of his wedding. Miss
Clara Hunter read a short address, ex
p0055ive of good wishes, and Jas Ander.
00n, V. S., passer( over the gift to the
enrpr!aed recipient, Welter did net
weary the donators with a long reply
but heartily thanked the staff for their
address and splendid present. Address
was as follows ;-•-
DRAB WALTER —H(Viog heard that
you hard reached the happy conclusion
that "it is not well for than to live alone"
and so purpose in the vary near future of
setting sail on the matrimonial sea of
life, for this reason we, the members of
P. 0 staff and mail carriers, have met
each and all to express to you Dur very
best wishes for your future welfare, As
a tangible form of unr good wishes we
ask you to accept this' Club Beg aucl
may long life, wealth and happiness be
yours, your ens many and your sorrows
few, With Heertiest congratulations,
BRUSSELS P. 0. SUFI' AND
MAIL CARRIERS,
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TADARD far K
OF CANADA
HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO
Your surplus earnings in our
Savings Department earn inter-
est at current rate.
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BRUSSELS BRANCH,
G. H. SAMIS, ®ID 11, Manager.
RIiroa'r of 131vth Fall Fair may be Tete Pose* gives 111e news,
re=(i on page 5 of this issue,
G A Desdmau shipped a car of bouey
tc, Western Canticle last Saturday The
demand for 1wo• y this year is consider-
ably greater than 1111' sul)1)15'.
RETuRNL4r' OFFICER. (3, W, WALKER
has pus td tip proclamations for the by
election it Neittl Heron, Nomination
will be heft in WO:Wham 0u October 7th,
Election t1 ecembercad
and the Elea n D ,
CARD os '('HANKS -We wish to ex -
pr. ss our deep appreciation of the malty
kind exprrs ions of sympathy by word
and letter, froth friends over 111e demise
of out very dear boy on Flanders field
FRED. AND MRS MCCRACKEN AND
Fr MILY
SOME PICKING —Wm. MOQuarrie and
Alex Rntitdge killed and picked 48o
chickens in 31 hears nt R '1`homosou's
Emporium. 'rhev had 2 some boys as
a'sistants That's getting the feathers
off ata lively rate, If you don't think
so 'ry plucking owe or two fowl your-
self.
George Spotton has resigned hits seat
at Winghaul Council Board, as he in-
tends bring a candidate, in the Con-
servative interests, in North
Huron for the bye election for Provin•
chat honors, Dec. end is the slate set for
Election.
IN a letter written by John McLRuch-
lin after he was admitted to Ole hospital,
he said he had been wounded in the ear,
neck, arm and leg with shrapuel but all
wounds were slight and he seemed in
good spirits, He was a member of the
Huron Battalion.
Satz or CATTLE —Ou Tuesday Oct
ober 0, ti et 2 o'clock there will be offer
ed for sale by Public Auction at 'he
Central rlutel lards, Brussels, the fol-
lowing stock -10 cows all due to calve
within 2 meatus ; and 38 first el ss two
year olds Phis is all A 1 stock and
acv person r, gtl)rtug anything along this
line should not fail to attend, Gordon
McDonald is the proprietor and F. S.
Scott will b • the Auctioneer,
3021E DANDIES —Mr. Phillipe, To'•-
ontu, has been here renetviug old friend-
ships He is a great sport along the
piscatorial art and his patience
and perseverance seldom go un reward ed
Some beauties among the black bass
family were cantered and one specimen,
a 4 pounder, was presented to TUE Post
and was the very choicest eating. The
Maitland appetite to be a favorite stream
for various members of the enuv'family
but it takes an augler to catch the good
ones,
Do IT Now,—The Sailors' Fund sub-
scription lists will close this week in
Brussels. Have you Contributed ret 7
If not kindly baud in your amount so it
i 1
will I e included Brussels and locality
shoved send at least $1000o Thanks
1 I
'e dor t0 people n the hl rl'nit d I7
al
1 t g
country, tvo • have responded to the de-
serving ,•at180. Remember it is not a
charity but a well deserved 'tribute to
devot•ou by a host of loyal men who
have plowed the seas in the interests of
the Empire, Help the Fund
No'rss FROM W INGHAM DISTRICT MEET-
ING --Missionary Campaign is supposed
lu occupy 3 Sundays, commencing Sept
22011, an average over the whole mem
bership of to cents a member would
mean, $1216,40 , in Loudon 1. ouference
and an advance over last year of 37 per
cent. $Iron",, is set 145 the go I this
Conference year for Winghan District
and $i44,ouo for London Conference,
The Methodist connexion for the Do-
rntni0n aims ata m,llion dollars Ec'u-
catioual Field Day will be Sunday,
Nov 17 hind the mid Sabbath of Janu-
ary is to he set apart for the cause of
Social Service and Evangelism. The
laymen of the District were urged to
bind their aid to a movement for earlier
closing of business places in the !ewes
and VIliegesoe i$'ttnldly melds, so that
people wit( be better rested to attend
Sunday
not
alo L service in their re-
spective churches The DI>trict meet•
mg was very pact Mal and also inspiring
as the problems of the church were
dealt with by the various speakers.
Thele was a goad attendance of both
clergy and laity and a ptrfltable time
WRa Aperlt,
HYMF-NEAL—A very pretty wedding
took place Wetlnesd ev evening, Sept.
25th,, at 8 30, at the home of Arthur
Lowe, when Miss Elsie Maybury, form•
erly of Brussels youngest daughter of the
late Wm and Mrs Mayberry, leas 111111-
erl in holy wedlock to Frank Lowe, of
I'oreuto Rev Haugh, of Oak Street
Methodist church ,ffrciated. Miss Ad.
die Sperling, of Toronto, formerly of
Brussels,' placed the weddiug march
Miss Gertrude Love, sister of thegfoom,
acted as bridesmaid aucl Henry Beck -
stead, of Toronto, as best man. 'I'be
bride wore a gown of white satin and
georgette trimmed with embroidered
vrel land ormuge blessonis and carried A
bouquet of pale pink roses and maiden
hair fern and stretunet'e of lover's knots
After the ceremony Miss Muriel Sperl-
ing, of 'Toronto. formerly of Brtissels,
sting "Because" in a good voice'.
Luncheon ons served immediately after
Me bride hod cut the wedding cake
and the evening was spent in games,
Mifflin and dancing, A loge! was given
to the bride to which Arthur Low,'
replied, There were about 4n guests
lit attenlauee, among (hent being
Mies Mabel Bnullerd, of Senforth, now
of 'Toronto, and Miss i3eatrice Armstrong
and Miss Eva Rudman, of Ethel, The
bride's brother, George Maybury, was
Amiable to be present he being stationed
at d o
of Quebec tilts l' Ilea nHrl er.
rn
Mr. and Mts. Lowe will reside at 829
Gerrard St, Haat, 'Toronto, Where Mr
1 Lowe has a position asvonductor.on the
Street 1RailWay,
SQUARE away for a big Fall trade.
D,N'•r drive rigs on the hnutevard0-
'PHs PosT'Celephones are Nos 3i enc(
32 Hello I Did you hear that 1
Ward Buchanan Is now employed at
Hamilton,
MoN'rety Horse Fairs will be resumed
iu Brussels this Fall as usual Dates
will be tete Thursday before the first
Friday of each mouth.
THE sole reason Why the proprietors of
small stores think they cannot write
their owu cls, is because they are under
the mistaken impression that good ad
writing consists of using sparkling lan-
guage—get
an-
gua e— et that idea out of your head.ad
BETTER LOOK OUT FOR—
Froat
A supply of fuel
The Tax Collector,
Chautauqua C ourse ticket.
Great victory by the Allies,
Bargain offer of THE Posr •
Fall advertisements of bareains,
THANKS are due f0 a number of sub-
scribers who are settling up arrearages
and renewing for THE P087 We have
hundreds yet talo have nut responded
and appear to forget that it takes a large
sum of money 10 issue a newspaper for
even one month Some on 'rets Po','r
list are bottled as Mug as 5 to even to
years. Spmethiug of a sterner sort than
making a plea will necessarily Neve to be
adopted hi the uear future, It won't be
our fault either.
BORN
N ETn)tn v.—lir East W5Wa110e11, nn Sentenl-
bar 16t11, 1918, to AIr, and Airs. Wm, Noble
ery, a daughter.
Pm111,-In Biwa, on September 24911, 1018, to
Mr, and Mrs, Robb. Pirie, n son.
VINRs.—In Alma en September 11th, 1918, to
51r. and Mrs, Alma,
Vines, a son.
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to of Nippon China, The assortment comprises
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Cake. Plates
Celery Sets
Syrups
Butter Tubs -
Cream and Sugars
Dresse-r Sets
Cups and Saucers
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\\'hippod Cream
Lily Bowls
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MARRIED
B51114Ann-Aten0l.-In Rt. John's ahnrel.,
Brussels, by Rev. H. R1ntth, an Oeptember
24111, 1918, Mr Earl Bernard, to Mims Annie
daughter of Mr, and Mra R. B, Atomic,
both of Morris township
9O0TT-,l*aDINN.-At Iles home of the bride,
on September 28th, 1918, by Rev. Mr, Ma.
8ny, Mr Walter N Scutt, 13ruesele, to Miss
Amy McClelland, dauehter, of Mr, fool
AL's Wm Sardine, Hilton, Ont
BBANAnAN-M nt 'A co In St. Joseph's
Clinton,September25th, by
Rey Fr' Hogan. 'Miss Rose,
third
daughter
of Mr. and Mrs T. McCaughey, of Clin-
Gon, kr Mr Charles. Shanahan. son of Mr.
and Mrs .1 Shanahan, Hulett totvnehtp
Tri0RN'I'0N--'1!A'l'II I¢RH-Irl Huwlek, at the
residence of the bride's parents, on .tent.
18tH, 1018, by (Rev (1 1 Kerr, Mies 0,25146,
eldest daughter of lIr anti Mrs. Robs
Gathers, to Mr. Anson Thornton, of
Morrie.
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DIED
BA1.Fotrn,.-InGrev township, on September
29)11, 1918, Annie 13nifopl•, beloved wire of
Fronk Balfour, aged 21 ;yearn and 10
mouth.
Race, 2 —10 Clinton, on September 20th, 1515,
Beery Lwp'nn, need 76 years.
WILUts—In 9',srdwielt, on Sept. 11th, 1913.
itn" hel Wnlceford, betov"1I wife of James
Willis, Aged 67 years, 1 month and 29 days.
AUCTION SALES
'rrftons r, Orr Tarn -sie Lot 10, Con. 4,
Morris tawp°hip, ('arm, farm stock, imple-
moutH„Vn sale unreserved at 1 p. 01. Rohl.
Fh-ddon. prop R x 0e,4( Ann
W ros I:. nay. OCT. 10•r11,—Farm, farm stock,
implements, hon•, told effect-+, Rte nt lillt;, hot
10,,',n, 0. Gey Sale um e•e1 ved at 1 o'clock,
1) SI 11 t.Tettinsu1, Iran. 1r S, Scott, Atte.
'1121 .cu07, Oar 17TI! -Faro., farm stook,
,ba , at Lot 14, Von 11 Airttillop enle at 1
o'nlaek. IV -BT. Churn's, Prop. 10, 15, Scott,
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SATURDAY, OCT Haat-Grade Anthem
cattle at the ('Rutral Hotel, Brussels, d.1 CDs
JOHNSTON, 1'rop_ 0.1e. Vondriok, Aur,.
Nail Wheal £210 52 10 _. __. ___ _..
Sprang Wheat 2 10 :: 02
Peas s 25 , '6
Barley. I tl to
Butter lu 4u
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'P300 1(I 5 10 se
Wool Yr
Hay 7(I 911 111 n(1
Potatoes per bag I no 1 50
Wool (nnWasherll.- 0e rtti mu -r, t•:i t!1. n:,e al, neu4t,
si ',knew
Farm for Sale or to Rent
Tho nnd,e•s,gned offers her fame, being Lot
15, Don i ey, far safe or to roof 0.004
buildings and Num, v dl watered. I,s miles to
ahnloh Riven
'Novell 1s9 noxi
824111 privilege of d.'ing Fail plowing. Nur
further part bulbuls apple to _...--
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CARSWELLS' place $1,500 worth of Shoes on Sale this week at prices
never before equalled in Brussels.
Our entire Shoe stock must be wiped out as we must have 1.60111 to bring
forward and display our immense stock of Fall and Winter Goods,
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Men's Boots Boys' Boots { Boys' Boots
Regular $7,00 Regular up to 4.00 Regular 5.00
20 pairs only Men's Oalf, Dongola 80 pairs only Boys' Donnell, end 16 pairs Boys' Patera Coll. Blucher
and Patent Boots, sizes Calf Boots, sbzere 1 to 6. Boca.,sizes 1 to 6.
6 to 82. Olean -sweep 3 '�5 Olettu.eweepSale .....,•, Olean -Sweep Side 8
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Youths' Boots Women's Boots Women's Blots
Regular 3 0o Regular 2 75 Regular 3.00
20 pairs only Dongola Oalf and 10
Ppairs oily \V0luetl's Dnngnla 80 piths Dongola laid 131nch*rPatent Colt Baote, sizes Button Boots, sizes 8 Boots, sizes 2. to 4.
11 to 18, Olean -sweep �� 8;1 and 4, Clean -sweep 1 19 Clean -sweep 131410,,, ... 5
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Women's Boots
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Women's Boots
Regular 5.00
60 pairs Gunmetal, Dongola and
Patent Leather, button 3 ��
and lace, cloth tops, 21
to 6, Olean -sweep Sale
Misses' Boots
Regular 2.5o
20 pairs Dongola Kid Blucher anti
But. styles, sizes 11 to 2,
Olean -sweep Sale ,, ,,, 150
Girls' Boots
Regular 2,00
20 pairs Dongola balm) duce bleed
Boots, sizes 8 to 102. �I
Uleatl.aweep Sale 1 0V
Girls' Boots
Regular 2.75
18 pelvic Dongola 13h1011er 1300t0,
sizesBl't010i. Olean- 8
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Women's Oxfords
Regular 4.50
40 pal's Tau 0)119, Chocolate I(111,
Patent and D0ngide, Ox-
fords, sizes 2} to'1?.
Olean -sweep Sale
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Misses' Boots
Regular 3,00
28 paire Dongola Kid 13001',,, but ton
'arid lace atylee, 8121s
11 to 2, Oleate -sweep
8ale
Child's Boots
Regular 2,00
16 emirs Child's .Dnng012L and Pato
int plead and buttoned
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Olean -sweep Sale,. ....
Rubbers
Balance of Men's Rubbers, broken
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only 4.14:k0
Women's Oxfords
Regular 2.50-
80 pairs Patent Oa11, Dongola and
(4uninetel Oxfords, siz39
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Misses' Boots
Regular 3,5o
80 pair's Dongola, Patent 001e, and
Oalf, button or laved,
sizes 11 to 2, Olean- 2 38
Sweep Sale
Infants' Boots
Regular I.5o
26 pairs Infante' Dongola buttoned
and (lord Hoots, sitar
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Rubbers
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