HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1918-10-17, Page 80+4.1.•1+.D+.0.7.0 1,04.40. 0+++t'O+i+O• .+04.04.4.+I•'04+4d4040'i•0+4d 0 +43'•4 I Baer Unroll Teachers' Convention,
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urcc tae ('.melt lhut1'iay even -
4 wc11 at 3'1.1,11 R 331)31 will
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\Ne 110.11.211 h, luta gone to the
IT 31 l Shay so , 3914 and who s not
t „i tared nyder the La11ad;an Military
y •rv3,. ' Act is a d.:t i,i ler, end ran be
.o viewed the luinn'e Ile sets foot on C'ana-
11.11 s3n1,
I aim 3)53 'ret 4Y1 . ---The 1111der'ion'. 13
ha,a. 1311i3133r17313 frienls for
w '(u; et-+m:edify spoken 3)t retereuee
to the 33 03.3' of Iter mother the hue
Mot Win - Shine, They were touch ap-
t,, ee< c''. d. \ outs truly,
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Mas R. I tat .
You Can Get It ffe
The following goods are of interest at the
present time, Now is a good tient: t+)
get what you may require.
for e Gold that
is Going iroortd
0 Cherry 13ark Cough Syrup--
+ 151, and 5033 bottles
+ Blood Root Cough Cure -
25c 25c and 5o(: bottles
+k Rexall Catarrh Jetta ----in hand tubes
07. --a remedy for cold in the head--
I 25c packages
d, F.::rmoiid Throat Ease -
c+ hoc anti 25e pkgs. I
Eucalyptus Pastilles, Horehound
I)reps and all kinds of Cough
531 Lozengcrs. _
New .gather Goods
fi
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6.6
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SCHOOL BAGS
The 0131 fashi0nad kind, made from
real sheepskin leather. Will stand
ail kinds ,+f hard wear -
No. 4 comes at 55e
No, 5 " 95c
No. 1 15
NEW STRAP PURSES
At $1.eo, :$1.2o and 11'52 00 each
Carets of' Brussels -Several new Views of Bru.eels that
we have not had before -2 for 5e.
Maskg,rc1„,' New
the ORA gniY'iIgs
'Ch(1 t lair 13' mand for 11 yes
On), '.e.uon. i.Vehave -
DIAMOND
eVe+'--
I)1,3a1ON1) 11Y E' 3 tsar pkg,
DVOLA DYES )
and tae cump!ete range +,f colors
are now to be had ineludina
Navy, Wile and !)lack which
have tte,al hard a' get,
'SUNSET' DYE. BOAT
All the popular sharers Cleves
and colors +13' goods i11 the one
bath, 1 se Sakes
Is a valuable prep:lroli,l3)
where a greed 'I 1 ( 1 l 1'
is aareeab:e to I I P,los 3•t
Ft0m23313.
Price $I.00 per bottle
Canadian Service Hags
Lenart-- 25c.
Service Stationery
A nen idea in Patriotic Sta-
tionery -25e pkgs.
LORI) BALTIMORE WRI'T-
ING PORTFOLIO- 50 sheets of
Fine Linen Writiu'.33 Paper
with 24 Euvelopee to match -
Price 40e
atch-
Pr3e4ne
New Post
F. R. SI�E�6a
VXCAVos Store
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M.-1 et. ot111atriStow..Hclse.ed
h 1' ,• +. of :ilia Miss 1. Rohn tat \' Ce
1.5 the Noit11 WeIIIoyaoa
ie' As.uctatuou. Next Convert -
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1 h:. . c i ba U',v:,a one: of Norte, and
Litt .aPub Ie 1.41),etry Board in-
vite. ay. iv re43(1 313 of this locality to
I(t+ve i113etent in reading
th ' ,u-. '''3''7' (d' vulu,nrs 11p.m the
al,'lve s during the long evenings of Fall
and Winter. It yon have 003 clone so
in the past form the habit now and pro-
fit the 3et.y,
1'ostm 3eter general sates that Christ
m +4 pare, h for the Canadian expedition.
an; totet•s a F:aelte should he dispatch-
ed alum Canadian ports not later than
the middle of Nov. tuber. Transporta-
tion is ct,uce:aad du lug the Christmas
ealsou :' 1 those who are eeudlug par-
cels to the friends i0 th,• Clenches are
urged p a't 1h.,In earls' if they • wish
u-•: m ct -Itv,•red by Christmas.
AT the 'e ,333331. 3 Couventt"n, held in
P..ni. .--+r ha, ober loth1 and 11th,
311 s l '111•: Robb reads ('arelully per•
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Druggist and Stationer
fatal ` eta Items
Fruity shy of the "Fin."
BoOs1• tee Victory Loan.
6m rt -ally for Tax Collector.
25 cel. 333 gets'TH3 Posy for balance of ,
tea 8.
Wit regret to hear of the death of Mrs,
Patterson., sister to the late George N,
McLaren. She had visited at Brussels
on various e333as10115
N9NE of the reports of the recent
School Fairs in this locality have come
to hand vet so Toe POST is 1101 to blame
for their non-appearance. •
TUE Overland car of W. A Grewar,
•trlve3tisod in THE POST has been sold to •
Frank Arnold, Seaforth. He has agood
car that has been well taken car of by 1
air 13rewar.
Mug Matto Ba?AN3 announces her
spice will be open trom Tuesday, Oct i
1531, .until Saturday Oct. 19th, both
dates inclusive. Office ho11rs g t0 32 a
Lt. awl 1 to ti p; m, also Wednesday and •
Saturday evenings 7 to to p, m.
AUCTI 4+i 34.51.11 ('l' GUAi1E DVRHAMs.--
1)on't fur4_1 :he Auction Sale at the
Central Ilotel ;arils, Brussels, of a fine
lot of Grade: Durham cattle. Sale at •+
n'cie('k Saturlev afternoon of this week.
Richard Johnston, Trowbridge, is the
proprietor and stock will be sold with -
fen reserve. Read the advt, in this is -
tine.
Mas. AsrnPLANT, of London, a Deice of
Mrs. (Rey 1 S J. Allan, Ilderton, form-
erly of 343 -:'sal who was visiting friends
tan
with her husband,
r: 1 g
•e aihg n influenza and
t.'. Pl V
1 , 3auddeuly. Her remains were
-leen e London for interment. Mr.
a.eliplant was also seriously ill but is
rod^'n.- 2 .ely.
LAsr la:de:May 42 cents was passed
;oil' at tl wicket at the Postomce to a
atom the dice but the party went
'/e3 't .3)t ,athering in the shekels.
foetid some light
1 n' nu3 for a fon
led 1 v11na1 had appropriated the
It was a cheap trick but the
,ht name for the act was theft. 'Their
g,03,11 gains may get them into
• ottl)te
9l;, : i' Ja'wrr•r I-Iome -Last week
pie. 33. f3.Jewitt, youngest SOU of Rev,
e '3'g;' 13 vnt, Wyoming, and grandson
.dre aCite Lewitt. Brussels, arrived
he+me from France Ile was wounded
in the eft :33)31 at Pascheudate. Mr,
Jewitt wt1'. a dental student before his
enli'tmeot in rat when he went be
was inith an ambulance corps. I3) Eng-
land ,1,3') 'an'ferred to Dental corps and
later t,cing anxious to get into "the
real (lm, '.vent into the artillery. His
3ntent(oli (a to r3111me his dental course
[O Toronto. The Jewitt family did their
31 art most worthily the 3 boys serving to
active service. Rev. ,Will. is still in
France. Major Jewitt is 00 the Col -
ie iete staff 311 Winnipeg since his re.
turn.
WILL RUN :vo Rtsx.--Brussels Board
of Health took prompt and decisive
action last week as a precautionary
mea]11re-73;Bust the spread of the pre-
vailing inllcleuza epidemic and ordered
the chord 1,x, school and Public Library
closed and my public meeting with•
drawn up to Montiav, 23t11 inst., unless
order is :eeciitded• Due notice will be
given of such is the case, The Chautau-
(pa Festival which was to he held Tues-
(le39. Wednesday and Thursday of next
week is withdrawn for those dales for
11)331801)'reason). No date is announced
as to Wvlietl the Festival may be held.
In numerous other places the results of
the epidemic have heeu very serious but
we arc glad to say no fatalities are
charged up to the "flu" i3) this 1tnn10dt-
ate locality. Every tate should be
taken to keep clear of it as far as possible
as itis not to be netted with,
THE "1131" has rather upset many of
programs of the week_
A Nos El. V was received, through the
mail by H. L. laekson, in the shape of a
metal military helmet. It was went by
Lieut. Leon F. Jackson, who is doing
duty in France. The latter is A toriner
resident of Brussels, who Sax been most
active in military affairs. He was a
member of 1110 Sono) African centiug-
ent that clic' valorous (heeds years ago.
T,Anlxs' gold, ring found urn' 1(301•(1).
church, Inst Frldnv. own,:' is re'gaested to
prove property awl parr nor this advt. En.
Attire, M1Hi (01,I24A''LAI133, yV 3114011.
13011.8001113 a tier.. or lon,l for sale, con-
veniently -located. For price. terms, t,• 33351333
to ALax. STRWART, 331teetl stre,•t. W.-50
151-3 eruseets.
A NCM AAA of strong colonitsi of Reg for vole
Apply to FLF.'reilE1t Run, foil 3, Von 3, Grey.
Phone 9318. 1(123
row yVonu,n wnnt.m to pi.•It
DWneerlkrsi.n. Na, Wreofui'3litGeeherr,'
Witages 45moar may. An917r'ait
12.Tn33M$3N'HI (1a14(033Ae1I1.
AT n bargain price, One set n? second hnn'1
single harness. RunAi1ns E 1'3'.
roe )e, ba.e W. 13 Raognl"3'T, 1.44 2,ell bred 'roil.tin• Raw
Phone 27 t0. (tray
Wu Have .l'r1tSRubbers.
Thy wear like iron. oo.
WANTED. -Mani wanted for night shift 13'
assist repair man 011 KI13.11 machinery. One
who con loco belts and all general repairing to
countershafts, line -shafts, to , t,referred.
Apply at once to. T3111 Rows. RR11, :Esti3211 &
Teaxsnr.R Co., I.TD., ieatorth.
FOca year old driving mare for stile. Qniet
and not afraid of autos. War Bonn,
Thomas street,14rnssels.
0 Yr11BT-'LAHs pigs 5 weeks old for Hale.
Phone 4117. r'EH3.RY Somme,
Lot 35, (`on, 5, (Arey.
XIINTI1414 o
f young
sows.pith
for sole
Also some young pigs. NV. II (VInnPhone111
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NEW Oliver riding plow for vale, Apply t
Loge C, 4P11n1AN. Phone 4712.
FOP SALE . -A ane heifer calf, eight months
old. 5108. A,.3. Dtisr, Bluevnle.
5[C130.(A.HC PA' 51,.r,sale at a bargain, Apply to
HOB3I1 and I.nt for sale, eligibly' toeate11.
Good well, ristern, cellar, stable, (Ca. For foe.
then particulars apply to
2109. Gras. II RN DRP„nV, Brussels.
RonMY home, large tot, stable, t3'., cur sal.
on James street at N bnrg,/ln. Tf not 101,1 333311
be to rent. D EWAN.
Da. 43301(1137, Osteopathic Physician, visits
Rrnasels Monday afternoon of each week.
Chronic) and nervous 3111373318.31 sueeew..41.111v
treated. Vl,1ts residences. 1.h -sanitation at
Queen's Hotel.
Walter S. Scott and bride arrived
home from their wedding tour last Week.
'Fite former has been through a brief
campaign with 1' fluenztsiuce rewr)3In.
A report rues current in BrusQele the:
week that Postmaster Tiay, Stratford.
brother to Mrs W. IT, Kerr, Brussels,
had died veru suddenly. We are g'nl
to correct the rtnuor and to say :Or, Kay
Was off duty for a clay or 011 bun is able
to be about his work now ni neural
AT New WkaTMIN:rr3R -A tetter front
Trooper 3N- Long from N- w West-
minster, 13. C., slay'; body the soldiers
Who preceded them (Mr, Long is with
the Mobile Veterinary section and in
charge of the horses) and their unit aro
all le New Weetminsrer anti he does not
know whether they will move forward
of remain there Some Fay the latter,
Will, thinks the climate and -',c.nery
delightful.
CORPORAL HAR01.I) CA\IP nin.3. KI1,Llin
-With sincere r( tet 'PHI3 Pu -'r 11101422
an 001111 Centel', of the (leech of Corp
Harald Campbe 11son of Angels and
Mrs Campbell, 11 111 s -f 3, who 481/e nal
his life in France that Freedom's banner
might continue to float over the world
Harold WAS A fine soldier, n molly fel.
low and his decease ie the cense of deep
sorrow to iris many friends about hare.
it Will
11c'1l family d i
Mr.audMra,<- Comp
bell u v
be accorded wukipie'ad sympathy in
the loss of then gallant sem A more
extended referrence will be made in next
issue of 'I'urc Pu, r.
S"u '.'elle:rime and will be held in
0ae'1 1
'1x14 Aylmer Tribune, a Con'ervative
n:.ekly 3nvued 311,11 ulite41 by Thomas
f1a avve•a and 1) Monteith, and The
A 3)'o, Exp.eee, n Literal week'y,
OW3c(1 1V, to Charlton and Jonas Anger,
have anta'g,nu tied, New publication
w.11 be Anti ,311 as the 'Tribune Express
•(1.d will h_• :ad, pandee31 in its politics.
Sires 14. Montekh and Baruecott will
hav charge of the new paper.
nut Port' werild not be surprisedif
Christmas plans loots up
A. )qu:oing away for Fall trade.
Au'Omohllillg to rspidly grow less.
A hearty wet'eine 'lwaits the overseas
yt.
T:le "flu" to get you if you don't
watch out.
Coal and wood are used grudgingly,
yet ueees2Arily,
RE(lt'LA'l•IONS providing for the more
nnieent dietrtbutien of coal needed for
industrial uses in Canada have just been
'l'1+r'wcd by the Governor -ie -Council at
the inw :Ince of the Fual Controller, It
is provided that all mice operators 111
Canada 3011 importers of industrial coal
into this country shall rotate deliveries
of sue h coal amongst their customers in
pluportiou to their requirements, so that
not one 3nd0,3111al consumer shall at any
time have advance supplies on hand
resile others are undersupplied.
Miss Harriett, daughter of Rev and
Mrs Abey, formerly of Brussels, is at-
tending the Normal School at London
:his term Arthur Alley is a student at
the Lon(lon Collegiate. Edmund,
another sou, spent 3 weeks i3) France -
last year bat was returned as under age,
This Fail he tried to get into the Flying
Corps at London and also at Toronto
read Hamilton but as he will not be 17
y+ars old until November itis request
was not gm .ted, His spirit is 1203) by of
praise and emntatiou. Rev, Mr. Abey,
while looking well 53)(1 getting' around
fairly gaud, i.. uul up lo ulel time vigor
we are sorry to state. The fatnily has a
warm spot. in the hearts of many old
Irietels in Brussels
Evatoma,is'r 12AN'roN DIES Air Hus
exuN•ro Home---'Thllrs(lay of last week
(truth removed a well-known figure in
Canadi:ut evangelistic work it) Rev, A
ti. Itanlou, 587 Palmerston avenue, Tor-
onto. eller a long 111uess. Born in St,
1.1m, N. li., in 18(14. n•1r, Ran 1031 carne
to Toronto many years ago, and made
that his home during the greater part of
the time he spent in Evangelistic work.
Ile h' Id various charges in Methodist
churches in the Slate of Michigan, for
a time being stationed at K•da1113E1o,
About 3" years ago lie entered ev111] ,el-
istic work, conducting campaign.: in
both United Stales and Canada.
Rev. 111 Ram en Was a member of Tor-
en)" Ilio tyMethodist L ch He is
sot3 t3 el by a widow, one daughter,
Jan, at home, on.: 'neither, William J.
Ramon, Rochester, 113111 one sister, ivirs.
J V Partridge, Toronto M1, 121131ton
is remembered in Brussels as au m11has1.
,3
3 .;i'a • workerin the Salvation Arnl
hy
when that body used l(3 visit 11311 sack in
the lunz al;n from Sealurlh..-
'1'u1( 3ttl,wi31 cm stiou and mower
wa. taken (runt the legal cuhunn of a
Coruoto p 1; 3'r is of 1enernl interest :
"Ci. 0, -Does a ratan who is engaged i0
threshing grain for farmers have to .pay
u license lee 13r any special tax for carry•
Ing on that kind of business i' Ans.-
Municipal councils have power to pass
by laws for "regnlnting traffic" on the
high Ways and the width of the tires and
wheels of all vehicles used for the con.
veyance of arncles,elc„ and for niobtb-
1tiug "heavy rofl3;"and the use of trac-
tion engines, etc The Motor Vehicles
Act (H S. 0 , clmp 2207, see, 4) says no
ner:.an shalt drive 11 motor vehicle ou a
3vi
inghroay for hire, pay n3' gain t hot tt
having a Recuse You do not say
whether the lhre0hiu( machine is run by
an engine or how !'here is a statute
which pi merles that "stationary eugine-
ers" Niall brave certlfiaates of quali3ca•
firm. R, S, 0 chap Io7, see, 7 'There
is uothiug in the statutes that I Can find
which '(quires that a man who is en-
g'3ged in threshing gratin shall be oblig-
ed to obtain from the clerk of the town-
ship, n3' from any ogler official, a license
permitting hint to do so."
Church Ohimes
The Conference arranged by Maitland
Presby'erV to be held in WIngham this
week was postponed owing to the pre.
Valli tlg Ppide'0lC
Rev. 4V. E Sit fiord preacbtd alis`
Mornay sermon:: on Gerrie Circeit last
Sunday. He will he at Wroxeter next
Sabbath for church auciversary,
All tile church FetV,ces were called c-ff
in town last Sunday Red the same rule
will apply for next Sabbath owing to a
desire to guard the public health from
tine prevailing influenza.
YE
STANDARD sA !C
OF CANADA
HEAD OPFICE - TORONTO
TRUST FUNDS
Our Savings Department gives you
a guarantee of absolute security and
33T'u 1II71: interest at current rate.
BRUSSELS BRANCH,
G. H. SAMIS,'4 E Manager.
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PEW
$$ $$ What Ccauaes A Town To Die,
People We Talk About
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Lloyd Jackson was hoose from Ottawa
over the week end.
Carswell Bros. spent 'Thanksgiving
with relatives at Rime.
Dr. McKelvey, 'Toronto, was a visitor
in Brussels tot a few 1111310.
lc's,o 1 made a business trip
to Hamilton. Toronto and Brantford,
1':11 133113 ; L s Spefran, Go(lerich, were
renewing old 1rietldsltips in Brussels and
locality
Clayton Jordan. teller ie the Standard
Bunk was a visitor in Toronto over
'l 1111ukeel viuta
Mrs lames f)nnoan is }tome From an
extended and eejayable trip to the West
With relatives and old friends.
George W. Colvin and Miss Ethel
Cameron, Toronto, spent 'I'hanksgiving
at the (m'iner's parental home here
Mrs. las. Bowman and Miss Vinie,
Toronto, were here over Thanksgiving
visiting at tate home of J. H. and Mrs.
Galbraith.
Miss Winnie Long has been seriously
ill In Toronto but it is hoped she will he
able to get 110111e by the close of the
week.
Alex Ross of the Customs, Depart -
went, Ottawa, was a welcome visitor at
the parental borne, Brussels, over the
week encl.
13. S. and Mrs. Scott are taking ad-
vantage of the. enforced school holidays
and are visiting the former's parental
home in London.
Goers,e Elwards, who cline home
for the holiday from Toronto, is being
detained owing to the close atteutiou be-
ing paid to him by grippe.
Miss Irene Barkley, Toronto, is re-
newing old friendships in town. She
is a daughter of George and Mrs, Bark-
ley, furmefly of Brussels.
Mrs. Adam Ballsntyue and J. 1. and
Mrs. Elliot, of London, are very wel-
come vueets at the home of Mrs, John
Cardiff, Princess street,
Mrs, F. Snarling, of town. and Miss
Sophia Sperling, of Toronto, were holi-
day visitors at Whitechurch. They
motored in Donald MoNeil's car,
Mr. and airs. Taylor au(1 2 children,
of Owen Sound, are visitors at the home
of lames and Mrs Jones. The ladies
are sisters, Mrs, Taylor was a former
Brusselite.
Capt. (Dr) Menzies, who has been is
France, called o11 his uncle and aunt,
Alex. and airs Ross. Princess street.
Monday. He is on his way to Siberia
Capt. Menzies parental home is at
M(item orlh.
S, C. Wilson is at Mildmay, where his
brother, Dr. Wilson, lives, The latter
has been 111 and has sold his practice to
Dr. Wellman, Springfield, Ont, and
hold; an Auction Sale Saturday of this
week.
Registrar Coate, Goderich, was in
town, 'Thursday of last week on busi-
ness in connection with the Victory
Loan, He has charge of Hurou Co,
Loan will iie promoted in this locality by
F. S. Scott, Brussels ; A. H. McDonald,
Ethel ; and Jno, McDonald, Walton.
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DIAMOND RINGS
WEDDING RINGS
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GOOD VALUE
is assured in every offering of this
store. Whatever the price paid,
we personally guarantee the )
goods to be as represent-
ed at the time of sale.
Ask to see the new.,
est pattern in
R. Wallace
Silver
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Let LIS showyou
Ou OuI' C0111- '1'
+ plate line of Wat:,erman s
+i+ Ideal Fountain Penns, and •
:: don't forget that we have
a full line of
Kodaks and
+ +
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Brownie Cameras $
J. R. Wendt*
++1++ Jeweler 3111(1 Opticilau, Wroxeter +
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More towns die for want of confi-
dence on the part of business 311831
and lack of public spirit than for the
rivalry of neighboring towns or ad-
verse surroundings, says a writer in
a Western paper. This is true, When
a man in search of a hone or a busi-
ness location goes to a town and
finds it brine full of hope and en-
thusiasm over the prospects of the
place and earnestly at work to build
up the town; he soon becomes im-
bued with the same spirit, and as a
result Ile dives his takes and goes to
work with the same interest. When,
however, he goes to a town, and
everyone expresses a doubt and ap-
prehension of the prosperity of the
place, moving about and indulging
111 mournful complaints about imag-
inary evils which are likely to be-
fall the town, he feels that it is no.
place for him, and' shakes the dust
from his feet, while he departs with
town. Try to stake a live, enterpris-
ing, progressive town out of the one
in which you live. When you are
working for or saying a good thing
for your town you are accomplishing
a good thing yourself.
New Zealand has 4,391 registered
apiaries, representing more than 50,-
000 colonies of bees,
A distillery has been built in
Mexico for the production of alcohol
from sotol, a native plant.
For testing plumbing for leaks ap-
paratus producting smoke by chemi-
cal means has been invented,
To help solve its fuel problem the
government of Brazil is encouraging
the planting of eucalyptus trees,
rdC'Ai4oseto(:Q809osso:fiGtlVr(A(S+'SYstldO?'floes,•)rrSeeeleoaseneotveset otoovetostisoesBoM
P n eraII1ilo illenz[
Pt
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• T iv conceded by Nest authorities that the dleeaH'+ that is 110w
V2311.(41 "Npa111011 IItlhuv,za" to 1113113': irmaetl• Lo 1111+ 111sease e)alle1
'+13u,411Lu Lail ripp' ' of sonic 211 penes ago. The beginning. of
ibis disease is(altasuuilttt'lu.an n111io•nv (old in the Vend fuel
sore throat boa i1 vapidly goo, much five leu it. (sect' iv 11ev1'lopo.d
13)111 9areness i3) all 1.110 lltuaclea Intal !'i''''1 (1:1113'3'3' of developing
pneumonia.
The fcilCWiug may 30' 31'4',l v,11h Jaye 'rally gioitl results before,
dialog and after an to uuk 3)I' this Irentile :- -Smile ; 3)"d 'limed
Lozenge 0114111 an es
Paraformic Throat Lozenge or
Formolid Throat Ease
62
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9
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• 13' a good gargle will keep the Mouth 1u11b,i rile and a3' the :lir pas -
0 sages aro the source of i4feelimi by the geru134 of this disease the
O above will help 411atly to prevent the lodgment of such genie,
A3' a general Tonin, to keep the phyaleal 130dllion up to par we
A strongly recommend
Penslar Palatable Cod Liver Extract
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Among the household novelties is
a porous covered dish which keeps
its contents cool by evaporation,
.A new finger ring is hollow and
can be tilled with a perfume, which
slowly exudes in minute quantities.
Indiana leads the states for the
production of limestone for building
purposes, with Missouri in second
place,
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Mr, and ors, John 11. (Apt hrldth, u sou.
KING -In Morris township, on Oot,A,er 11.13,
11118, to air, and ISrs, Wpm, Bing, u dough -
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Nnxntmn,-In Gary township, on Oct. Ott,
1010, to ➢l0. and Mrs. C. Stanley Wheeler, a
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FRAH3a,-I,1 lleufryn, on October Lath, 1018,
Alexander )"rose,', aged 78 pars.
AUCTION SALES
Tana,0AY, OMT. 17'rtt.-Farnl, farm tock.
k3'., at Lot id, Co,,. 1.1, atofflllop_ sole at 1
00100k. 13211T, Couvrs, Prop. 3'. A, Scott,
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cattle at the Central Hotel, Brussels. 041c0.
Jo,NelON, Prop, C. F, Vondriely Aue,
311RU•9.BELS" MARKET
lhdlwheat... --'.. ill 141 0210
Spring whine ...................33 75 L' 75
(lea .............. 755 2 5
Pens .., ... 12 25
Hurley - l3)a 110
Lotter 433 8
lrgg' .. 18
lit -"i 17 )5 17 15
Wool 115 85
Fb:v 111 nu 10 00
Potatoes 3301.13f314 1 50 1 50
Wool (unwashed) 00 00
Farm for Sale
'Condors will tri n ee•lved 1131 to November let,
23338 r 1 1+13' solo of aha West half or Lot 18,
Con- 1, TtnnJup of Grey, ('some of Barony
{known a, the John Wortley farm.) Thorp Is 0
frame l3'- 3,0 curl barn on the property. It
must ?,(:'sold in order to wind up the estate.
Adthr,as (1, WOIRTLEY,
333xc"utar, Woodstock, Ont.
Tenders Wanted
The Mau lei polity of the township of Morris.
is asking for toners for the trees on Hiderond
between Lots hi owl 11, in COs, 8. Tenders
131111 he ''45'313.11 at -ho 'row nship ROI, on
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Band Patout Boots, sizes 3 95
6 to 83. Olean -sweep and
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Youths' Boots
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30 pairs only Boys' Dongola and
Call Boots, sizes 1 to 5.
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Women's Boots
Regular 2.75
10 pairs only Women's Dnugnla
Button Boots, sizes 3 g
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Boys' Boots
Regular 5.00
15 pairs 13oye' Patent Colt, Blucher
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Women's Boots
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40 pairs Tan Calf, Chocolate Rid, 30 Naive Platen: (loll, 1)ongoh), and
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Regular 2.00
15 pairs 0hi1d'5 Dongola and Pat-
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