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AAT M. SINCLAIR--
T. Barriater, Solicitor. Oultveyanoot,
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JAS. ANDERSON.
VETERINARY SURGEON,
Successor to 50. H. Moors. office 01 Ander.
eon Rms. Livery stable, Brussel, Telephone
No. 19.
DR. WAROLAW
Noltor graduate Of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night calls. Office opposite
Plonr Mill, Ethel,
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M. B., M. O. P., & S. 0.
M. 0, II., Village of 13ruasels.
Physician, Surgeon, Accoucheur
°Mee at residence, opposite Melville Churoh,
William street.
OR, LI 14, WHITE, B. A.
PHYSICIAN AND SITHGRION,
Graduate Toronto Univer,,ity of Itledleine.
attention given to diseases of children
and Surgery.
Dr. Bryans Old Stand
Phonic, 45 Brussels
iNJAM ES TAYLOR
licensed Auctioneer for Huron Co.
Will sell for RN good prices 00 any other Au&
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BRUSSELS • '
Xutal :flaps 4tern
NI<WSY items always welcome at nig
Posr,
Tea Cheutampla Festival, whose way
was blocked ill coming to Brussels on
eccouut of the Board of Health quaran.
tine last Fall, tuts been called oft for the
Winter.
Sots underage lads who are musk.
tug cigarettes are to bo looked after it is
said, There may be some surprises
both in the users and breakers of the
law iu selling to minors when it comes
to Court.
Smug things Tits POST d011't like.-
Lste trains.
The "Flu."
Sundays without church.
Snowballing on Main streets.
Children hanging on sleighs.
Icy sidewalks, unless sand trimmed.
Tile fellow who leaves the door open,
U. S. Casualties Not 100,000.
Officials at Washington estimate
that the total casualties of the Ameri-
can Expeditionary Force in the war
will not exceed 300,000.
Easy Money
A County paper prints the following
Meal which some people won't be-
lievel--The teachers and preachers
earned their October salaries very
easily. The teachers have to make up
for lost time in ,the class rooms by
still greater diligence in their work,
but how are the pastors to Iflake up
for those lost sermons?
.Talk Of Profiteering
It's an ill wind that blows nobody
some good. So in connection with the
"flu" scare, the wholesale druggists
have hail great opportunity to "soak"
the excited public and haven't been a
bit slow in taking advantage of it.
Camphor is four times the price at
which it sold before the scare and the
same can be said of asofoetida and
other so-called preventatives. '
Vote On 0. T. A. Again.
The Ontario Temperance Act,
which was passed as a war measure,
has to be submitted to a vote of the
electors. The time for the taking of
this vote has been changed once or
twice, but as it now stands under the
act the electors will be asked to say
on the first Monday in Julie next if
the act is to remain in force, Whether
that date will stand remains for the
Legislature to decide. The morator-
ium, which became law early in the
war, under present legislation, will
remain in force until six months after
peace is declared. Thus the govern-
ment will have ample opportunity, if
it desires, to pass further legislation
in this regard.
Separation Allowance Rates -
The rates of separation allowance
payable to the dependants of private
soldiers, non-commissioned officers
first-class warrant officers and lieu-
tenants serving with the Canadian
Expeditionary Forces has been in-
creased, effective September 1, 1 91 8.
Dependents of private soldiers and
non-commissioned officers from $25
to 30 per month, Dependents of
first-class warrant officers from $30
to $35 per month. Dependents of
lieutenants from $30 to $40 per
months. This is largely a matter of
bookkeeping in reference to the
men's pay Most people will be agreed
that the dependents are entitled to
be as liberally dealt with by the gov-
ernment as is possible.
Oranbrook
801100.1, REPORT, --Following is the
report of S. S. No, 8 Gvey, for Novem-
ber and Decetnbee, Those; marked
have missed examinations. Examined
In Gram., III 0)110937 work, Aeith.,
Otteg,, Wr,, Spelling and English
(I istory. Se. IV -Margaret hl eNei
80 ; Geo. McNair, 70 ; Marjory Fulton,
08. Examined in Wr., Spelling,
Gram., Memory work, krith, and
Geog. Sg, III -Annie McTaggart, 138
Jr, III-Fei gee hit:Taggart, 77
*Howard Mitchell 48. Examined In
Wr., Spelling, Language, M mot y
wo(k, Aril!), and Geography. Sr. 11
-Shunt Mende'74 ; Oliffotal Brown,
70, Jr. H-lathel Ward, 07, Sr. Pc,-
Kxcellen 1 -Glad ye Wald, Jack Fulton.
r, Pr -G nod -Med. M I t chell,
.(1110(') j. FOB11.11ST, Teacher,
WInghstm
Dr. and Mrs. Jerome left for Detroit
where they spend the Winter with
their son, Herb.
Mrs. (ftev.) Dr, F. J. Oaten, of Tor-
onto, was visiting her .0009111, Mrs,
(Da) R. L. Stewart.
At the regular meeting of the Public
School Board T. Bennett tendered his
resignation as Trustee.
At the en nual meeting of the Wing -
11 ani Curling Cluisthe following offic-
(1) s we're elected :-President, F. T.
Libby ; Vice -President, D. Rae ; See-
rtiLavy.Treasurers Is F. Binkley ;
libcomitive Ootninittee P. Currie, E. G.
Smith, and IL Williams, About 40.
members ore now enrolled and several
new ones are eXpeeted this Winter. +
The olub is looking forward lo the t
coming year as Ole greatest in the 4.
history of the organization,
Municipal pot is commencing to
boil already, Councillor W. 11, Gur-
ney will contest with Mayor Binkley
for the Mayor's chair and it is rumor-
ed a third 10050 00(137 be out, Fight for
Ssa....I.Ots*WreesitSMISPWOOser'Sse.00001,147,Wee9,VesseAsi.s....isSMASS*
Reeveship Molts as 1( 11 were going 1''
130 03 4111.00 (10111Prod It1f011' again this
year. Reeve Tinting will it-lt ror 113'.
second term and ex-Beeve fabister 113
tunnitig on the groom1 that he Me
beaten last yeite after serving only
one term, while (minor say)) flouneillot.
IV, G. Pateretin who has served 00901
yearm on the (lounril board thints
ie hie tan.
°rev
.4. note front .1. lirown, merle
of Oren limy .alteethailli, see!, ,
says 1 -Another eon nniveil (to 'Nev.
6th. 'Pile "tie bus been bad Ina for-
lunately there have been no (loathe up
to this date. Have been in West 9
yeare and this ie the best Pall yet,
with fine weether, llave .180 WT90
but have totted 111 (1(1(1 moved to town,
It is a good one 3 no, We IIPP 11.1WayR
glad to get TIlki PoKr and elich340 sub-
iteription foe the 14311110, 'With 1»...1,
wishes 10
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BABY Dism.-The home of Jun. and
Mrs. Raherfoed, of 14th Cnn. Eima,
was saddened on Saturday, Dee, 14-1.11,
when their only son, about7 months
old was taken away after it brief ill-
ness.
"Ah, 0h, when weary, may we 1(9 80
blest,
And sink like the intmeent child to
rest,
And feel ourselves clasped to the In-
finite breast."
Thus over a. happy home -Lite shadow,
((1 31 little grave lute fallen and another
has said, it is wonderful how long a
shadow a little grave can throw. The
funeral VMS held from the parental
home on Almulay afternoon of last
week, Rev. Mr. Lniidy, of Walitm,
conducted the services and spoke in
words of tenderest sympathy and
coznfort, of deepest; Christain hope
And promise. The little form was laid
to rest in the family plot in the 1(1 ma
Centre Cemetery,
Oran brook
BRAY'S NITHSH A WAHOHD MHDAL,-
The following interesting note
fro In the Vancouver, 11, 0„
Daily Sum refers to Miss Beatrice Ale -
Nair, daughter the holo' Alex. and
Mrs. McNair, well known lot met. esi-
dents of Oranbrook and will he read
with interest and just, pride. Pm trait
of this estimable young lady was also
given :-Miss Beatrice McNair who
has been awarded the Military Medal
for bravery. Miss McNair meditated
from the Vancouver General hoepitttl
in 1911, anct'when the war broke nut
WI1S acting as supervisor of private
wards t11 the Good Samaritan hospit-
al, Los Angeles. She immediately
99000 111) her position and volunteered
for overseas service. She has been its
France since the early days of the
war, having been stationed at No. 7
Oanadian hospital at Emotes, which
was bombed in June, at which time
Miss McNair volunteered to remove
patients under shellfire, for which aet
of bravery she has been mentioned in
despatches and awarded the Military
Medal. She has had smite trying ex-
periences, having sailed to England
on the Ansonia, which was torpedoed
offthe Irish coast, She was one of
the fortunate persons resened by (1
inine-sweepev, on which she partook
of a supper of hard -tack, tea and B. 0.
salmon. Later else was removed to a
brawler, and from it to a destroyer,
which took her to England. This
brave Vancouver gild was born in
Ontario, where she has a host of
friends, She is the first graduate of
the General hospital who has won dis-
tinction and is a sister of Mrs, (Dr.) J.
L. Turnbull, Mrs, R. Mitchell, and
Miss May McNair, of this city. An-
other sister is Miss Etta McNair, of
Victoria, superintendent of the V. 0.
N., and the nnly brother in the family
18 D. A. McNaie, of this city. Writ-
ing to relatives here of her reward she
simply states : "I am glad so that
you all inay know that I have made
my work `worth while' for our
sakes.'
Listowel
The Annual Poultry Show, will
be held on the 140, 15111 and 1001 of
January. '
Henry Smith fell cm the icy walk
and struck his head severely, causing
a nasty wound over the right, eye.
. Joseph Vitnclrick, groom., purchased
the Grand Oen teal hotel hann Mrs,
Theo Rolls. $5,000 was said to be I he
price.
When coming In Monday night of
last week (eons the barn, after having
milked the cow, Mvs. William Relinka
fell and broke, het log above the knee.
A LIFETIME Of
SUFFERING
Prevented by "Fruit-a-tives"
I he Wonderful Fruit Medicine
1311 Maisosgetwx Sr., HULL, (4011.
"In my opinion, no other medicine
is (to good as 'Fruit -a -tires' for
Indigestion and Constipation.
For years, I suffered with these
dreaded diseases, trying all kinds of
treatments until I was told I was
ineurahle.
One day a friend told. me to try
To nay surprise, 1
found this medicine gave immediate
relief, and in a short time I was all
right agaio".
DONAT LALONDE
50e. a hox, 0 for $2.50, trial size 25e,
AL all dealers or from Pruitsa.tives
Limited, Ottawa.
Will, L. Ifeibein, 51 Listowel boy, ee-
eentle reported wounded, writes pee-
sontaly 01 131') injuries to a relative, "I
911,0 hit," he saye, ,.the last day of
(Moises. abnut 4 o'nlock, and my left
leg le off at the knee and my right be-
tween the knee and ankle,"
A. 111, and Mee, Smith were advised
by wire of the death from pneumonia,
nI Cainrose, Alberta, of their 8011411 -
law, S. E. Large. a former well known
Listowel boy, He leaves a wife and
little children, the eldest, a lad of 4
years, who is )IOW ill With influenza.
Rev. W. E. Milson, Methodist
minister in Listowel, having received
oppointnient. to the important post of
Field Secretary of the Evangelism and
!Social Service department of the
Methodist church in Canada, it was
decided at a meeting of the official
board of the Methodist chute!) to in-
vite Rev, \V, J. Ashton, pastor of
Wellington street Methodist elm' ch,
London, to come to Listowel at the
close of the pi esent Conference year
Mr. Ashton is in his Srd year at Lon-
don. He has been given 2 weeks
tittle in which to let the local board
have reply,
Atwood
Ws. J, P. Greensides and children
are visiting at Brantford.
James Henderson has taken a (=-
beet or cutting 200 cords of wood for
Ben Houze, Elma.
The (list soldier to return to Atwood
from England was Pte, Ohas. 1VIc-
(freight, 10th Con„ Elam, who arrived
home last, Nveek.
At Guelph Fat Stock Show John S.
Cowan received 4 prizes on Berkshire
hogs. He had 8 at Fair and soldall
but one for a large figure. One hog
that got 6113 prize solcl for more than
the 1st prize one.
There passed away at Demmer,
Sask., on Friday, Dec. 6t13, of abcess
nit the brain, following an attack of
influenza, Thos. J. Hannah, beloved
husband of Oharlotte Hamilton, late
of 14th Oon., Elam. Besides his wife
he 19019998 110 mourn Isis loss, 2 sons and
ft (laughte)'.
LATH 1141,ts, RATCLIPPE.-Dec. 11th,
at, the family residence, Atwood, there
passed away Margaret Graham, wife
Thomas G. Ratcliffe, and daughter of
Tno, and Mts. Graham. Death was
doe to pneumonia following influenza,
Though her life was comparatively
811091 111 years, as she was only in her
48th year yet it was rich in all that
goes to rooks life truly great. Witha
personality at once strong, sweet and
magnetic, she was a born leader, and
took a prominent pan in every worthy
enterptize in the community. Dur-
ing years of war she entered into
patriotic work with characteristic
energy, and many a soldier boy's
henrt was gladdened, not only by the
comforts that her hands had made,
but by encouraging and thoughtful
messages prompted by a loving heart.
Into homes where was sorrow or
trouble or need she came as a very
angel of comfort and helpfulnese.
But with the single exception of the
11111(10 19 was in the chuttels that her
most splendid service was rendered, it
is in chtmeh that her loving and help-
ful ministry will be most keely missed
more especially as President of the
W. M. S., an S. S. teacher and a
utember of the choir. With splendid
talents yielded in complete consecra-
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Records
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which to make your Choice.
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&ion to the 145940, wiustu site dearly
loved, she exerted An iniluenee for
gond \N 11101 only the Judgment liny
will fully reveal. 0111 y Homo of the
immediate home eirele realize to the
full how tender, and loving, and, titi
selfieli was 1103. 11111)18997 there, and to
lier linsbazid, son anti daughter,
the aged fat her 11.1141 11/01 1101', (91111 4111+
('(119.11 ('(18, Ole deepe. ,iyuipathy ''1'
the whole (''0(1101(1(111 19 geee Sell.
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afloKillou
A WELE. /(1.1011 3 11 OHNE.
.10111/ S11/111P1 1, Or 11.1 PK WOO 11i191 111 1114
home Tuesday mot Mug, lfith inst. ,
after a 109 days' illnesa following a
pare) y tie et ioke, atithe age 3)11(11) yeare,
He was born in the COO id 7 Pi-Tuoi 11.
840. 1)1191(11, Hon of 1 110 late Samuel
Merlett, of MeEilltv After reedit eg
manhood he hunk up the ham in Ms-
Killop oll he di. (1, 111 --3
wife wee Miss 8130 1113,1 lludie.
Whom 110 11011 .1 \V.,
110100 ; Saekal.dieWall
Samuel, at Vancouver, Matilia,,
overseas in Genitally. Mi. Seariett
was a very active member of L. (1. Is
No. 813, being Master for 17 years.
He was also Past (15(10137 Maeter
Huron for years aud a member ,.f 11)
Royal Black Knights of Ireland in
which IIP was a Past (Irani] Master
Ontario West. lie Was also a Ci101-
pallicm ht eommand of 11(0 Royal
Scarlet Chapter. In polities 1)0 Mee a
lifelong Oonservative, atul WO. MM.
man or the 11919011 00 of SleKillop fm
years. Be is 81)19)9011 by 4 brothers :
William, London ; Janes in Alien tn.
and Itobert on the old homestead 11)
114aKillog, and 918(10 0, Mrs. J. (11100»,
and 14119e Ellett in hitil(illop aiiil Mrs.
George Kelly of Morris, !The finierel
took place lei iday afternoon to
land Ilank cemetery and was under
the direCii0I1 of the L. 0. L. There
was a large attendance,
Perth County
M iss Margaret McGeorge, who i
leaving 1), M. Ferguson's for Deti 011
W9.8 presented by the staff with ai
01(j1i911)1
Mise Seebach (lied at (411391(1-
1(1(983-, aged 20 years. His. War; at
daughter of Nicholas Seebitell of Sob -
Pettit County Council Wally
shelved the proposed grant of $10.207
for the Red Triangle Y. M. 0. A. fund
in adopting a tecotninentlation of the
Finance Committee that the money
raised be held over and devoted to
patriotic relief work as the incoming
Council may direct.
To have gone over the top 11 135019
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the Canadian forces and to have:
escaped er
without so much as a aate(
has been the experience of Pte. 1Vil-
liam Ewart, son of AV, A. Ewart,
Stratford. He was at the Somme,
Ypres, Vimy, Hill 70, Amiens, Cam
heal, Valenciennes and Mons,
St. Marys town Council has decided
to accept $3000 as the full and final
settlement of the town of St. Malys,
against the St. Marys Wood Specialty
Company for $6000 and a by-law to
this effect was given its required num-
her of readings at a recent meeting of
the Council.
Mrs, A. J. Miles, Stratfotd, has re-
ceived word from her husband, Sergt.
Miles, that the recent injury which he
sustained in France necessitated the
amputation of his left leg above the
knee. Sergt. Miles was wounded in
October. He went overseas with the
84th Battalion and prior to enlistment
had been employed in the G. T. R.
811')Pets•th County branch of the Great
War Veterans' Association has elect-
ed officers for the coming year ns fol-
lows :-President, Robert Hurst ;
Vice -Presidents, J. 0. Makins, 0„
Jas, Flin ; Secretavy, Robert Math) ;
assistant, Chas. Norris ; Treasurer,
George Kay.
A provisional arrangement has been
entered into by several of the church-
es in order to conserve coal by hold-
ing union prayer services tinting
January, February and March. Knox,
St. Andrew's, Trinity, Central, Ont-
ario Steeet Baptist and Oongregation-
al members will meet in Knox church.
The plans for a new Grand Trunk
station are in the hands of Mitchell
town Council for inspection and for
their appeoval. 11 18 not likely that
work on the new station will com-
mence till next Summer, The accom-
modation at the present time is
wretched and will be hard to pot
up with during the Winter months.
Controller U. H. Merrylield, of Lon-
don, Secretary of the Independent, Or-
der of Foresters, and a former Wat.-
den of Perth 0ounty, will retire boat
hlunicipul affairs at the end of the
present term on account of ill 1)951111.
He is also resigning his business con-
nection and is leaving for Gibbon,
Neb., for a year's rest.
Lorne Beandy, of Stratford, pleaded
5011137 (11113 was sentenced by Magis-
trate 141akins, Stratford, to 18 months
in the Ontario Reformatory. Brandy.
was caught red handed by G. T. It
Detective Chesney in the act of break-
ing a seal on one of the cars. Later
he admitted that he was responsible
for the disappearance of quantities of
goods previously,
An alartning increase in crime
among your men of Stratford. be-
tween 10 and 20 years, is shown in
figures given out at the police station
department. According to the re-
cords there were 40 young men charg-
ed with criminal offences lost yeae,
while so far this year I11 have been so
charged. This applies only to ctimin-
al offences, juvenile delinquency is
reported 198 5110091(199 MI almost equal
increase, Police officials are at a lose
to understand the startling increase.
George F. Pounder, of thio conteact-
Mg fit 01 of Pounder Bros., Stratford,
died very suddenly last Friday, at
Collingwood, tvhere Ise VMS engaged
on a contract, The immediate cause
of death was a hemorrhage, following
/I severe attack of bronchial p01110.
0001(119. Wised came Thursday that he
was seriously ill, but death oeautred
before his relatives arrived. He VMS
39 years age, and was horn in Logan,
where he resided up to 15 yeast) ago,
when he moved to Stratford. POP a
number of years the firm has been cr.
ecting exchanges for the Bell Tele-
pltone Clonmarty. His wife, one son,
5 brothers atsd 2 (Asters survive.
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A fair assortment of the
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M The usual full line of Staple Groceries
Thanking our many Customers
patronage in the past.
for their
Geo. Thomson
SO atford Y. M. 0. A, has decided to
enter a team in the juvenile series of
the Ontario Basketball Association.
Flashlight, owned by D. Douglas
& Son, Mitchell, won 3rd prize at the
Winter Fair in the standard bred 8 -
year -old stallion class.
Gen. Foster, of New York, address-
ed the members 0( 1115 Board of trade,
on the organization of the citizens for
the advancement of Stratfoed.
A verdict for 8850 damages at Lon-
don County Court was given in favor
of W. 11, Roy, St. Marys, who sued
William and Eugene Eagleton, of the
same town, alleging that he suffered
injuries when he was struck by the
defendant's motor Car.
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Many telephone poles in Mitchell
neighborhood came to grief last week
by the weight of ice on the wires.
Olover hay is scarce around Sitt.
Marys. None of the local hayr
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The work at the St. Marys tax mill
is now going along nicely, everything
being in good working order, Since
Fall a new barn has been built for the
accommodation of the horses and
wagons belonging to the flax mill.
Work at the mill will continue
all Winter as Mr, 0109(111 grew
(10097 large acreage of fax this year.
The farmers of this district responded
to the call to grow more flax, hence
the very large crops,
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