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BRUSSELS
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Express 8:62p in 'Express 0:17 p
Catmeoraw Ateriere
WALTON
To Toronto To Goderloh
Express 7:12 a m I Express „.,....12:011 prn
Express 2:20 p m I Express 9:04;pm
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Going st - 7:11 a. rn. and 8101p. m.
Going West - 12:60 and 0:66p. nt
ell trains going East 0001)089 witty (IP. 19. at
Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora pad T
G.13, stations,
GEO. ALLAN, Local Agent,
duSIIIESS CARDS,
/4\ JNO. SU rHER AND & SONS
LIMITED
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Business Cards
JAS. ANDERSON.
VE ERINARY SURGEON,
successor to id. Fl. goure Offine at Ander.
.401, tiros. Lavery stable, Brussel. Telephone
No. 29,
OR. WAROLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night calls. Office opposite
Flour Mill, Etlyel,
T T. M' RAE
=01. B., M. 0, P.. 0 S. 0.
Id. 0. H., Village of Brussels.
Physician, Surgeon, Aceoucheur
Office at residence, opposite Melville Church,
William street,
DR. J. 14. WHITE, S. A
PHYSICIAN AND SIMGEON,
Graduate Toronto University. of Medicine,
Special attention given to diseases of children
and Surgery.
Office: Dr, Bryans Old Stand
Phone 43 Brussels
JAMES TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Huron Co,
Satisfaction assured ; Charges moderate.
Write or Telephone if not convenient to call.
Both Brussels and North Huron Phones.
HEW -RAVE P. 0,
PROINIFOOT, KItLflHN & COOKE
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
&c.
Office on the Square, End door from Hamilton
Street.
GODERICH. ONT.
Private funds to loan at lowest rates.
W. PROuntmoT, 10. 0, .7. RILLORAN
H. J. D. Coons
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• fall Term from Sept 3
zemetzeoieeme
Shaw's Business Schools
Toronto
Pi on ()al alogne 011 retpu,t.
With e to \V. II SHA ea', Pres. +
4' • 'rouge mid ale, 101 11018,, 'remelt')
4. 4.
Sam Weinstein
prt 'tetrad LO pa) the
highest priot• for •
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Rags, &c.
o Scrap Iron,
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Rubbers,
gal anted
Hitehee-t oad Sot
111 beton yoU Steil
a Highest
Cash Price For 4
L've Poultry all Hides
'tV 6, 1 Plime 6210
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There are said to be 70 languages
or dialects spoken in the ancient city
of Tifis, Asiatic Russia.
Viscount Ichironmotono, who re-
signed as Meister of Foreign Affairs of
Japan four months ago, died at Tokio
front a stomach trouble with which he
had suffered for a long time.
"Why is it," asks the Hamilton Her-
ald, 7utt right here in the garden of
Canada butter and eggs and almost
everything else that is good to, eat,
cost more than they do in .C.It1/2cago
and New York."
Mr, and Mrs, John Habbick, former-
ly of Lucknow, now living In Toronto,
have received word that their son,
John, has been admitted to hospital
suffering from wounds in the left art%
This makes the third casuality in the
faintly, and there were only three
boys. Andrew was killed about two
years ago, and William was gassed, and
is still In hospital at Hamilton, have
lug been returned to Canada last
Mare%
ItInsimmeporrro
T. the Farmers -Mrs;Peter McDonald, who makes her
tJ
rome With her sou Malcolm IVIeDouald,
Brussels, Sooth, WI1S 94 years of age an
her last birthday and bas been n wonder-
ful active woman in her life.
For Sale uh=lIviit:::,T=t, Zr,Tnedde'd In
Douglas Cobbler:lick, son of Rev. 0.
France, ale MIS born here but was
only child when he left Brussels. We
bope he will soou be o. k.
WHAT we may expect--
Overeoats.
jack Frost.
Auction Stees.
Indian Summer.
Btentomy in Nee
Monthly Horse Fairs,
Gathering in of garden snss,
WesTeker Star Lodge, I 0. 0 F
Brussels, is hoping for an increase of
members at lodge each Tit ursdaa even.
lug, in THE PosT block, so that the De-
eree team mai get into shape for a good
camp egn this Fail and Winter 15
...11101.1 In Nettle Gland and Wm, Clouse
Vice Grand. It would do you good to
attend
PROPER WAY -When using a tele -
[Moue, speak dearly. Do not shout.
A conversation in a room eau often be
beard when a person speakiug into the
phone cannot Keep your mouth about
two inches away from the sound receiver,
not ten, with your bead turned so as to
see what is going 01.1 iu the room and
ere 14 10 cl ftLituty in even a person
,oine . hat deal neat ing what you have to
say. Speak menially itt your conversa-
tional tone of voice.
P109560178 wood to be out by the town
will be hard wood and cut 26 inches
long. Price, delivered, will rauge from
$4.50 to $5.00 per eord according to
quaint, as to quantity of body wood
'.ad and be niesauted by t Owe
Eli . , befoie is made. 'Atten-
tive ts to get It to the customer as it is
hauled from the bush and to supply the
people ordering in rotation, as far as
possible.
EPWORTH LEAGUE -Following staff of
officers, assisted by wideawake commit-
tees, will be in charge of the Young
People's work in Brussels Methodist
church for the comiug term :-
Hon. President, Rev. W. E. Stafford,
B. A, ; President, Fred, Wood ; Asso.
Mate President, Bert Lott ; 1st Vice,
President, Mrs. I. Parker ; and Vice,
Miss Mina Hunter ; 3r01 Vice, Miss Flo-
rence Buchanan ; Vice A. E. Hersey
sth Vice, Mrs. I. Parker ; Ree. -Sec„
W. J. McCracken ; Cor. -See., Miss
LeatherClale ; Trees , Roy McKay ;
0 gates', Miss Martha Smith Assist-
Stsiford
Changing the Clocka,
011 October 31 will come the beau-
tiful sensation of waking up in the
morning, looking at the clock, "7 nen,"
carelessly reaching out and moving the
hands back one whole hour and then
turning over for another uncounted
hour of sleep. 01 blissful hour! corn-
ing so unexpectedly, just like money
from home! From that day daylight
saving will be over and the clocks in
stltecountry will be regulated during
the winter months, according to theSUII, un.
Stopping Snipers
In the United States it is considered
that sniping against the Y. M C. A.
has gone far enough, and there is a.
manifest disposition to deal vigorously
with the snipers. Recently in Wis-
consin a man was arrested on the
charge that he called the Y, M. C, A.
"a bunch of grafters," and had said
not over 10 or 05 per cent of the
money went to the soldiers. Of course
this was only a reckless bit of talk,
and no attempt was made to substant-
iate it in court, but it is a kind of talk
calculated to do a great deal of harm.
The judge decided that the effect of
such talk is to hamper the raising of
funds for an organization which seeks
to give soldiers greater comforts and
greater efficienCy, and found the of-
fender guilty under the Espionage Act,
the penalties of which are very severe.
Here in Canada a few examples of like
kind would do a world of good.
Take h Home
We presume that many people think
the newspaper men are persistent duns
as they keep reiterating, "look at the
label on your paper," "move up the
date," "you are back on your subscrip-
tion," "pay what you owe," "pay up,"
'pay us." Now let a farmer or bust, -
man place himself in a similar
.i• eess position and see if he would
the same, Suppose the farmer
es a crop of one thousand bushels
halt. :led his neighbor should buy
•eei the price was two dollars
the neighbor says, "I will
..,, the eon] in a few days." As
. .loesn't want to be small in
ui small things, he says, "all
• ;either comes in the stone way
de whole of the one thousand
•, eine out to the one thous-
: eersons. No one pure
0 himself about it, and
i.e., that could not help 11110 any.
.mes not realize that the farmer has
,tered away his crop of wheat in
ale dribs, and that he is seriously ern -
...rased in his business, because his
..ebtors treat it as a small matter. But
all would pay him promptly, which
they could do as well as not, it would
enable him to carry on his business
without difficulty, The above com-
parison is too true of the difficulties.
that a newspaper tnan has to contend
svith,
Oliver Walking or leicliug, Single
Or Donble Mould boatel 01 Tettotor
Plow% None baler. There la
aleo a number of alcOot mirk Ito -
;dements in the bit 111)63' which
may he hail itt preetvit WICK, and
Oil next yatir's teems. Older be -
101.0 advance priees are fixed.
A good clean Clyde Gelding, 13
)(mite ol(1, fell HILle, W01.103 (10111.)1e
OP al ogle. Will sell cheep and 00
titue if wanted,.
David Milne - Ethel
Irotal beim ),Unts
Give ready for the 'rax Collector.
Ger reedy for the coining of Winter.
Liza late POST have the names of your
vtsitors.
Now is a good season to boost for
your crunch orgau.zations.
12.EADV sale is being bond for Whets.
dun es 95 1)10 clop is 51101).
One Suuday gas same campaign le
!ming lived up to very loyally of this
50111011111 ly
LETTEas from the soldier boys are al-
ways welcome at THE POsT, so long as
they can be read. Send them along.
SEE he Sabbath School lesson Dotes
•Wew week .11 1 es PPS,. Phey ill In
1.41 net y U a ,, i is S. u
1(01
PLACING the Maier] On a sugar ration
s grea1 help to the frugal young mau
wilose girl is trained and accustomed to
min bons.
Onion evangelistic services are ex-
pected to be held to Brussels in the
!rear future, to be conducted by the 3
esident pastors, •
New Time table on the G. T. R. but
uo changer.; at Brussels. It's very seldom
the schedule of trains from the East is
guide as • to arrival.
A good coating of broken gone has
been placed upon James street adjacent
o the choppiug min that is a decided
mprovement in road making. •
Ur, and Mrs. Toole, and Ninny, fot•
timely well known resideuts of •Biussele,
t tee moved fruit, Seiko k, Out , to Poo
U tver, Nut fedi Cu.
How aftwal your Count el Cheek Book
.upply ? Taft PoST cat, btippiy }tan
uet.dS at the best price gotug and work
compares with the mus1 up lO-date,
Provincial Sunday School Couven
01* will be held 1 11 Toronto Octobet
2E-25 Rev. and Mrs. Maim and otheis
ate likely to attend from Brussels.
KEEP the headlights and tail lights
tl0t1U1mug on your car when running of
-.muting atter nightfall It will tre
Qiiesper thau pay lug a fine I or diaoltel
ug the law.
Aichie Currie, wbo With at Wallace
u urg, stud his brother Weems, of tows,
,ons uf A. T. aud Mrs, Currie, are i.otv
11 Torouto where they 11817e taken posit)
,us. We wish them ruccess
.y a are agents for 11118 111 the best al.
lost rename etnithei Cueck Book t oi,
oditys ita the country . See
,uti get mines. Satisfaction guaranteeti
at THE PusT.
STEPHEN SNIDER KILLED -'rhe Lou•
don Ativentser ot 'stet. Monday speak1 to,
fellows 01 a brother of Pie, Be
n uider, ul Bitissete, who weut tu Plata,
With tne foist Battalion :-- Seattle,.
audier, who met 1.11J death Saturday II,
ne big eXpluSIUU at the Mileuell }tea
emits in East Luuduu, was the See el
Mts. &ma Studer, 01 esti Horton wee,
le is ;tit v,vecl by Ms muther, cue sistet,
Mrs Hodge of tins city and eeven ma-
tte's, Sam., rum., mai Rdwaid. Lot
11110 Prank, Tut mitt) ; 01,11, A
aud v1111. atal Ben , 0170) 0115'. Is.,
le at p eseut WoUntl.d 10 ump
to France. S.eporn 8,, di. i wde
1)0 kl 1110 142011 By,
111. 86140 disctialgi CI uti tieet,Uut 07 tic u
autumn Sauce tom 1:01e 1(50 [aro
aorking or me Luuchm Bid Pos,iug
Agetuas and the Ivitueuell gas worka,
utlarging acetylene tanks. The (atm
work tie did tu 1160 5(15)0 time. He telt
Awns Sam: day 10 thlr ‘iusl of maws
tvith Mc tea 0, 11. ly 7.6
e 711ot y
weinber, But .65610171 time 51601 .11
7)0 1,,111 ly icCeiVtd word lit Me Steel,
death, tits nualm, Haltom,. tu1 iu
01 )006 coudaion, 1150 beau wt.:U.,
hooked bV 1.11b death. bunter 869. ,
aleathet CI Bt :Usti Oake Ledge et
., U. la Lee •• i-
oveu net. 2110 It.,Gueat 1uuov.,.o
.96(11 the death 017.107111061 Sauk., upt-,
It Sittli1day at to u'etteik Ai to.
akiug p411015 01 111016.1, SOLI &
under the direction ul Co,uuet A. et...
Lerma who wee called to we 01 lit ••
Ile 09111(1SlUe ou Krohn 6 sty._
iou Mt. Sutdm I
,0) y Ifleaml tot letuatia, east
veleta:, Ul .0 All 4111ii.le •
mem was made 00)11 at
p. rn., at the police .slatton, when (0
deuce will be heald 1.0 Mc cum&
the explos,oti, rim fattioty
16080 toe Seidel twine, 550 Horton
.01'001, aaturdey, tyneti Stepueu euider,
he sole renotining huppuit ut his age.,
mother, met 11117 to 086* ex,
luilusys a lib. Mel ViSo..t1 in,. 77.yee
o ti mother. :Vita Snitlei lmit 00
1u the best of ltualth le, home euUSille,.
4ble 1.1100 and 01 lete 11081)1011 have um
tended le nom ove tins. •Pereaps use
greatest worry was that ot her soli, 1305,
wee11 lying to a Hospital Eugianti,
seriously wouteded. In Brusseitt, Out
his Mindy reside and these Live been
the cause for no tittle Worry to HOS Aged
mother. Her daughtet,lu-law Is an lif•
valid and ely unabie to care lot
herself or her five children, late moth-
er ever olictious for the (amities 07 1100
several sous, has worried out a little
over the plight. of her daughter-M.18w
and nieces and uephews. Will,, another
800, 65 01 Fiance ad behoved to be
taking part in the Alltes' big drive. It
is said that this weighs heavily on the
Aged mother, who daily semis the
casualty lists, A few clays ago her
troubles were added to, when her (laugh.
ter was taketi, 111 and Stephen's death,
Saturcley, 11 15 feared, May prove 100
much tor het. She W55 111 a hysterical
ettiolloo 1 5' 11c11n 611111 h,,5 110011 1.0 etter
5;,.. 1i.0ul0111 the 11. 6)..01 ..e•
death,
Blyth
.1 110, and ales, alciellfian arid foully
left tow ti law, week foe theie home in
Regilia, Sask., where MI, Meelillitei
will take Charge of penance best Mote
I'ot' a tient in that. city. Few fernlike
havy ivrt (31 eft li whose demo ems, has
'noised mere regret,. They Klee been
the best. of cittzens,
Al a special meeting of the Connell
the matter of supplying the (1. P. R.
with 95(1151' at, this poi it I. *Vas In Iten op,
dismissed and finally agreed open to
submit; the Onolpany the fellowing
proposition :-The Company to make
connection woh the town watee11111111
MI the North Rids or Ilia river and 60
1(10 West of the bridge ; Wat.PC to 110
(empti)'d al $85 00 pee Month. Reslilt
or Otiimeilltirs 1101110y itbd
Mahe wae t het (loon.
eil ell then 814m)'...time heve ;meth.,
ed a SUIOReStalek 1111d the Patna le being
SUFFERING
Prevented by "Fruit-a-tives"
The Wonderful Fruit Medicine
58 MAISONNEUVE Sr,, HULL, QCE,
"In my opinion, no other metlieine
is HU good its 'Fruit-attiveee ete
Ludigeelion and Constipation.
For years, I euffered with these
dreade1 diseases, trying all kluils or
treatments until I was told I WAS
incurable.
One day a friend told me to try
'Fruit -a -Lives'. To my surprise, I
found this medicine gave immediate
relief, and in a short time I was all
right again".
DONAT LALONDE
50e, a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25c.
At all dealers or from Fntit-a-tives
Limited, Ottawa.
shipped to Brussels 86610)0 it will be
pot together at the foundry and haul-
ed to Blyth. Stack is 86 feet in length
and -made of No. 10 iron, and petite was
$12 00 at. Poet Bight. When everted
11 511011171 cost the town about 550.00.
Atwood
Percy Greeusides has purchased a
car,
Mts. Alex. Morrison has remelted
110611e from spending a mouth in Michi-
gan.
• Wm. and ales. Sutelitle and Mrs.
Smith, of Oeumlacie, spent 11 couple
(11 7111515 at the parsonage.
Mts. Obas, MeMarte, Atwood, receiv-
ed word of the death of her brothett,
James Morrison, at Beresford, Mail.
Mr. Morrison, who was born in Ful-
lerton township 57 yeave ago was
dairyinstrucor toe fthe Bratitfotcl
dietrice, and lived in Stratford In years
ago, He went West Lo Beresford
soine 16 yeave ago and luis hcen Con-
fine) ing general 81 )6)0 there. Ile
leaves 2 atom and 8 dimelitere. The
iditest g Itt Vitny Ridge,
and I lithe). linis
roe eitevire hi the Flying Cot ps at
'Forman. On,. daughter is a traioed
uni ,.e 6,1 Beatelon hospital, while the
-thee tialightei 5 ate al 0,11te with
their in dim'. Move of hie death nettle
14 great shriek He (N)LS ill tell ti
lime death 61dlins.0c1 it n,iridylit,
Il.i is is sto vived by 5 hied 11-
410 and 3 sieiiti s and Joint,
o votive!. ; , 101 ;
11 . of Fullerton. end Albert, • r
101. skiee., nee, 111
1V,n, flo L. telt ; \Ire. ‘V
SI 1 al ford • and 311.0.
Ale wood.
SeaFo rt h
(10.1,.. ounnh.., or I1..)1,16 14(.11
rt. qn
7,1. (1.01)11 51 rn 061074 in
Chalorioll
9118404 Elle and \rebel TI11.1111ell ed
8„„r,,,•111
1 have gime to Toronto 10 at tend
II -vet-4'v
\hs, 1), ugh). Fisher left for het
heniti ni O./twit') 'Mee, Pellet- Hovel.
▪ Tier speioliiig 1 110 Summer u i1I*
friends, al Cleanto I y.
61 lss .*7 1)1)) ong, who has been
vi ith her ',islet, 3lim Win
(1 k, for softie months, len foit
lute home its Veneen vete
\tee Jan K,', hag sold her col tamp
tete' o the In tuse Goderieh eti eet
alionsts tietetan, fat iner, leker "Cie.
l'e 11, Kel'e l"'llIl lek the ('1.1011 11
1, mak,. 11,1, hone 6, i iecs
.•1' h
donce here 1,, Hubei., Arelillothl, fai fli-
er, of NleKillop, for $2,200 Ooh aaid
Mite. \Vilson will speed the Winter
(171111 theit, thtughter hi New York,
rs. Jame lime, of "Little Scotland"
111(1111, 0, eceiVecl word fowl Ottawa
lel husband, Cm p \\'m I I e et,
Mu Odin. gun mini r, had boon , 111
reported itiltilitti•xl 10 10 (1,,,.
.) v S1,111,1,, Scll, 22, gut,
tts e leen iplp
CANADIANS MUST
USE DAIRY BUTTER
All Creamery Supply to go to Britain.
-Will Commandeer all Such
at Fixed Prices.
OTTAWA, Sept. 30, -For the next
six weeks Canadians will have to rely
to a large extent upon the farm
dairies for their supply of table but-
ter The creamery butter Is to go to
Great Britain,
Official announcement to this effect
was made to -day, the Government hay-
ing passed an order -in -council on the
subject at the instance of the Canada
Food Board There is a shortage of
butter in the old country, It 14 the
only food commodity of which there is
any particular scarcity and an appeal
has been made to Canada to help sup-
ply the deficiency.
The comandeering starts to -day and
will last till November 9.
The supply of the creameries is be-
ing taken, for obvious reasons, they
can be more readily got after than
the scattered farm daries,
The price fixed is 46S4 Cents for
grade No, 1, 46 cents for No, 2 and 45
cents for No, 3,
Stocks on hand will not be exported
and, as these amount to 13 million
pounds, the domestic situation will be
considerably relieved,
Since the war began 4,750,000 pe0-
ple have starved to death -just laid
down and died because they had no.
nourishing food -and they have been
chiefly \emelt and Children in territory
conquered by Germany and Turkey.
In the same time about 4,250,000 have
been killed in the war -less by half a
1111111On than have ItArVed 10 death.
raWalffESSO
Motormen and 'Conductors
Vital Steady Positinliso
Ten Days' Training. New en
earn an average of $90. pr
month. Others make from $70
to $110 per month.
The War Will soon be rver.
Make preparation for the fut
ure.
The Toronto Railway Coy
165 Front Street East
Toronto
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WHERE'S THE BOY?
HOSPITALS LOCATED
The
iseloacsaftollw
ioioio4 the various casualty
bases
Boulogne, a fortified seaport on the
English Channel, at the mouth of the
Liane, 140 miles northwest of Paris,
and 20 miles southwest of Calais.
Camiers, about twelve miles south
of Boulogne
Etaples, a seaport in Pas -de -Calais,
on the Caudle River near its mouth,
15 miles south of Boulogne,
Le Treport, a seaport and fishing
town and former watering place, is 1 6
miles north-east of Dieppe, at the
mouth of the Brele in the English
Channel,
Rouen, the capital of the depart-
ment of Seine -Inferieure, on the right
hank of the Seine, is 84 miles nca th-
west of Paris and 56 miles south-east
° f Wimereaux,ffitvre:at the mouth of the
\Viniereaux River, and on the road
from Calais to Amiens; is 21 % miles
from
"Gasless Sundays
For a Time Longer.
TWO OR THREE WEEKS MORE SAYS
MR. MAGRATH - CONTROL THE
GASOLINE PRICES - ALL DEAL-
ERS TO BE PLACED UNDER A
LICENSE.
Ottawa, Oct, 6th-Ftiel Controller
Magrath reports that inquiry at Wash -
11741011 elicits information to the effect
that "gasless Sundays" will be con-
tinued in the United States for another
ttvo or three weeks, The same policy
will be followed in Canada.
Mr, Magrath announces that regula-
tions have not been approved by the
governor -general -in -council to control
the wholesale and retail sale of gaso-
line in Canada. The regulations pro-
vide for the licensing of all persons
who deal in gasoline in Canada and
certain fees are prescribed, based on
the volume of gasoline sold during the
previous year.
MAY CANCEL LICENSES
In cases where dealers fail to obey
the provisions of the law, the fuel 7011 -
troller has absolute power to cancel or
suspend licenses without notice.
All persons who deal in gasoline with
out obtaining licenses to do so Will be
subjected to a penalty sof $50 for each
day of such business tn contravention
of the rules,
Provisions are also made for the
keeping of certain sales records, and
retailers of gasoline are called upon to
post in their places of business the
wholesale, as well as the retail cost of
gasoline handled by thein, One im-
portant provision of the regulation is
that for the duration of the war the sale
of gasoline on Sundays is absolutely
prohibited
Retail MaxiMunt prices are prescrib-
ed for establishments selling gasoline in
quantities over a thousand atom a
month, Profits are based on a 10 per
cent, advance over the wholesale cost
delivered, These regulations are the
first steps towards bringing the control
of the sale of gasoline under the same
sort of supervision as is now extended
to the sale of coal and other fuele.
Autracite coal production for the
week of August 3 t was the largest
recorded during the present calendar
year, the output for the week reach-
ing 1,806,191 gross tons. The in-
crease over the preceeding week
amounted to 100,000 gross tone, while
the increase over the corresponding
week of 1917 amoUnted to 214,389
1 iron trans,
HERE AND THERE
A new alloy ,ti copper and nickel as
a substitute for German silver is an-
nounced,
A little more of this chilly weather
and furs of summer will give way to
the pneumonia blouse,
The gold output of the Porcupine
district in 1907 totaled 58.229,000.
About the only thing certain in war
geography is that the name of the
place isn't pronounced as it is spelled.
The Hydro -Electric Commission will
spend 81,250,000 in building a power
house at Bentley's Falls, Campbell -
ford, to supply the Peterborough die-
trict with from 3,000 to 10,000 h. p.
Construction begins at once,
The largest electrically propelled
merchant vessel in the world and the
first ever built in that country is
nearing completion in England ,
Of European invention is a 111011011
picture camera for amateurs that
uses glass plates instead of films and
also can be used to project pictures.
Ati Austrailan antarctic expedition
plans to establish a metorological
station to give warnings by wireless
of storms that sweep the far south-
ern seas,
Made effective by a pneumatic pi-
ton when a pedal is pressed a brake
has been patented to be forced un-
der an automobile wheel to prevent
skidding.NevNda
le Consolidated School in Man
itoba has been closed on account of
an outbreak of infantile paralsis. This
makes five large schools closed in that
district for this complaint.
The new Minister of Education has
announced that begining with Sept.
of next year, Spanish will be author-
ized as an optional course ht Ontario
Collegiate Institutes and High Schools.
and that German will not hereafter be
required as a compulsory subject for
specialist certificates,
11 the war ends next March Britain's
national debt will be thirty thousand
minion dollars, and Britain's annual
expenditure three thousand tive hund-
red millions, or three times Britain's
yearly outlay before the war.
A wheat crop of from 150,000,000
to 160,000,000 bushels is estimated by
W. P, Hinton of Winnipeg, vice-presi-
dent and general manager of the G, T.
P., who, with other officials of the rail-
way, was a visitor in Edmonton last
week,
Clementine Fessenden, founder
l'rhatEnblePellaenlepatY' latiaonli‘avtircileo,ficdienalosaJettnielteilt.
home at Hamilton, Friday, following a
severe Illness lasting three weeks. De-
ceased was over 70 years of age,
After an absence of two years from
Regina Hon. Walter Scott. premier of
Saskatchewan from I 905 to 1916,
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has returned to the prairies.
Interned aliens are to be freed by
the Cabinet to harvest the Essex to-
bacco crop. Military guards will be
furnished front London
Bastions were invented by the Ital.-
' ian engineers of the sixteenth cen-
tury to prevent the anattly from col-
lecting in the ditch around a fortified
town
Lieut, Charles A, Grant, of Edmon-
ton
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who has been at the front since
1916, is reported to have died of
wounds. Lieut. Grant is said to have
been the youngest K. C. in Canada to
plead before the Supreme Court. The
deceased lawyer drew up the temper-
• ance legislation which passed the Al-
berta Legislature.
• President Wilson signed a prOclama-
den prohibiting, after next October 1,
the use of any foodstuffs in brewing
beers except malt and hops. After
December 1 brewers must cease brew-
. ing altogether. The Food Administra-
tion said there would still be enough
beer in th evate to last from two to six
months, and the sale of this will not
• be stopped.
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According to the recently issued re-
port of the British Columbia penitenti-
ary, the incarcerations at that institu-
• tam have fallen off 50 per cent. since
the provincial adoption of prohibition.
The war is believed to have slightly
stimulated the desirable decrease.
'Chief Slemin. of Brantford, stated
that there were well over 3000 for-
eigners in Brantford at the present
time. 1 500 of whom were on parole
• and had to report their movements
regularly at police headquarters.
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