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AUCTIONkERS. G. B. stations.
GEO. ALLAN, Local Agent.
if S. SCOTT AB AN AIJOTION.
A. • rt RA, vrili sell for batter prices, to
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1E4AL AND CONVEYANCING.
M. SO ()LIAR -
Barrister, fiolieilor, Oeuveyanoer'
Notary Public, to. towarts Block
1 door North of Central Notch
8011013032 1032 the Metropolitan Book,
BLISinass Oaxds
"Canada Weekly" Has Assigned.
The Canada Weekly, a periodical
published al Toronto, that took i11 lots
01 money by using returned soldiers
lbr canvassers, has made an assign-
ment.
U. S. Papers Hit
Eight hundred and fifty daily papers
of the United States have been forced
to suspend publication by the advanc-
ed produetion costs of the war per.
J AS. AN o SO N . supreme Court Jan. 6th
VETERINARY SURGEOIV. IThe Jury sittings of the Supreme
suene.sor 10 18 13.. Moore, Oilloe at Ander; Court for this County opens on Mon.4300 i!ht, Livery stable, Brussel, Telephone clay, Jan. 6th. Sir Glenhilm Falcon-
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is put down as the presiding
D. WARDLAW judge but it is not unlikely that it
Honor gradnato or the Ontario veterinary may be one of the other judges who
Collo Day and night calls. Ofilee opposite
Viola Mill, Ethel. will be here for the court.
T. T. M' RAE f
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Physiolan, Surgeon, Ancouchour
Office at residence, opposite Melville Church,
William street.
DR. .1 H. INHITE, B. A.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Graduate Toronto Univerony ot Medicine.
Special attention given to diseases of children
and Surgery,
Office: Dr. Bryans Old Stand
Phone 45 Brussels
JAMES TAYL.OR
licensed Auctioneer for Huron Co.
will...AIN.... good prices as any other Atto.
gentler or charge nothing.
BELGRAVID P. 0.
PHOUllfOOT, MOHAN & COW
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
&c.
Chico on the Square, And door front Hamilton
Street,
GODERIOH, ONT.
Private fonds to loan at lowest rates.
W. PROM/1'00T, K. 0. J. L. Kmhorati
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Counter Check Books on
short notice,
Samples may be seen 0301
prices asemitallied by calling
at our °Bine. You ran bay
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any coin pan y.
Let as have yottroeder.
THE POST,
BRUSSELS
Represents Huron Dentists.
Dr. Bruce of Kincardine, was elected
by the dentists embracing the count-
ies of Grey, Bruce, Huron and Welling-
ton to represent them as one of the
Board of Directors of the Royal Col-
lege of Dental Surgeons, Toronto, for
the next two years.
How Walkerton Hears the Good News.
The Walkerton 'Telescope gives the
idea of how the Walkerton people now
hears when any of the boys are coming
home: -From now, on the Town bell
is to he rung whenever it is learned
that returned men are coming on the
train. This will give citizens an op-
portunity to get to the station in time
to welcome the home -coming boys.
Bogus Coins Circulated.
Counterfeit 50 -cent pieces are report-
ed as being circulated in London and
Western Ontario. It is claimed that
the superious coin is being put out by
a man who devotes his time to making
five and ten cent purchases and col-
lecting the change. The bogus char-
acter of the 50 -cent piece was detect-
ed by the fact that they lack the mill-
ed edge.
Wheat May Be Fed
By an ommission in a telegraph sum-
mary of the last clause in an order -
in -council on Dec. 81, repealing Sec-
tion 2 of an order passedon March
7, prohibiting the feeding of wheat
to •poultry, a misunderstanding is pre-
valent. The facts are that wheat may
be purchased or sold for milling and
for the feeding of poultry as in the
pre-war times.
The Wardenship
The WardenshIp of Huron is already
a subject of conversation with a num-
ber of people. Next year as per -
arrangement, will be the turn for a
Liberal member to till the position.
There are four in the field for the
position, viz: -Reeve Campbell, of
East Wawanosh and Reeve Armstrong,
of Bullet, Reeve Crich, of Tucker -
smith, and Reeve Beavers, of Exeter.
We understand Mr. 'Odell and Mr.
Campbell are the oldest members of
the quartette attending the Co. Coun-
cil.
Given Purse of Gold for Fr. Hanlon.
London Advertiser: -Rev. Father J.
A. Hanlon, parish priest of St. Michael's
church, and formerly of Clinton, WAS
presented with a purse of gold by
James Breen, on behalf of the congre-
gation Sunday morning. After the
8,30 o'clock mass, in recognition of
his work in raising funds to build the
church, the parochial hall and school,
and of his seven years' pastorate. An
address was read by B. V. Hessian. A
large congregation witnessed the pres-
entation. Father Hanlon built two
churches in other places before coming
here.
Double Discharge Pay.
'The new order -in -Council in relat-
ion to post discharge pay of returned
soldiers not only doubles the time
which they are to be carried on the pay
lists, but also doubles the rate of pay.
By the provisions of the new regu-
lations a private, for instance, will re-
ceive a minimum of $63 a month if lie
is single or $93.00 a month if he
is married. Other ranks will be paid
proportionately. Heretofore the rate
has been $1.1 0 per day for three
months instead of six. It will apply
to men discharged after November 14
and is designed to help them carry on
pending absorption into civil life.
Lieut. R. A. Cluff Better.
Stratford Beacom -Rev. and Mrs. W.
Cluff received a letter from their
son, Lieut. R. A. Chill, who is in the
1.0,13.E. hospital, London WeSt, Hyde
Park Place, Lieut. Cluff has been ser-
iously ill for some time, following P.
shrapnel wound received in France,
which lodged in his lung, poison Com-
plicatlons setting in. His letter, re -
No More Pot' Siheela
General s. 0 Newbutn, it:bluster 01
Militia, who was in folonto tot ...yeek,
rid no more Gonadian troops would
be sent to Sibcr111,
Accepts Position
Rey. F. Met. Smith, of Lecan,
ha; a in mer Presbeterian minister at
fiem,.111, ha, accepted .3 position as
1 ;corral Sectelmy of the Smnat Ser-
vice League DI New 111 3111.0211 1. and
Pritice Edward Island.
Buys Hespeler Paper
Mr, George Hudson, formerly of
Walkerton, who recently disposed of
his paper, the lialdimand Advocate
of Cayuga has bought the liespeler
Herald. The publisher of the Iler.
alt!, Mr. Oscar Eby, was recently
appointed Registrar of Waterloo
Com nty.
CLINTON
Aliss Wilson, through the teachers,
was presented. with a booklet con -
tabling the autographs 01 )3 host of her
old pupils, accompanied by a purse of
money as a token of their appreciation.
The teachers of the Public School
gave the children on Tuesday afternoon
a free show in the Princess theatre to
perpetuate the memory of the late
Turn Jackson, who fur so many years
was wont to make glad the hearts of
the kiddies by giving 1.110111 some such
treat at Christmas.
'This week Mr. E. Rozell, of the Clin-
ton CI eamery, has purchased the build-
ing south of the Motor Works, which
has been used as the boiler room, and.
will take possession in the early Spring.
'Canon Hill conducted service In St.
Paul's church on Christmas day, at
which service a tablet erected by Mr.
Wm. Jackson in memory of Sergi. M.
Draper, M. M., Pte. Sewell. Pte. R.
Walton and Pte, Moment, members of
St. Paul's church, who has made the
supreme sacrifice, was unveiled.
The Official Board of Ontario St.
Methodist Church extended a hearty
invitation to Rev. S. Anderson, of
Lambeth to become their pastor next
year. Mr. Anderson is father of
Rev. Eric Anderson 1101,7 Bayfield
and was a former pastor at Blyth some
years ago.
Miss Janet Wilson who severs her
connection with the Public School at
Christmas time after a long and suc-
cessful period of service, during which
she gained the respect of all pupils that
came under her charge and of all the
citizens of Clinton, many of whom can
testify to her devotions to duty and to
her effectiveness as a teacher.
Molesworth
6, Stniii) 1111.8 leached home after
spending a few days in Stratford.
Miss A. Holmes has returned home
after spending a month with Mts. O.
Smith.
The many friends of Ella 60113118
will be sorry to hear that she is still
in a very serious conditien.
Sirs, Henry Howe, of Listowel, hes
returned from Stratford where she
underwent an operati 111 1'01' appendi-
citis.
Mon kton
Mu% STEPlIkIN BROWN DRICEAsED.
-The Sad news wits received by tele-
gram 1331311 Landon that Mee. Stephen
BroWn (nee M kis Jessie Bilaeott) had
passed away after. few clays illness
caused by a severe attack of "flu." A
few days before her mother had been
called l'rom Blinn, but so rapid was
the work of the disease Drat her moth-
er was only at het. bedside a few hours
berm* she died and what was more
sad still she did not apparently regain
silffloient strength and consciousness
to speak to her mother, Hee husband
Pte. Stephen Brown has been away
in the wee 13781111 t1.8 Botcher most of
the time since the war began and
some time ago was wounded mid is in
the hospital ror treatment. They 11114
been expecting that he would. have
been borne for Christmas but on no -
count, of a setback had written home
saying that his condition would pre-
vent hint coming and this unfavorable
news it is thought, along with the
disease quite likely bast. en he end,
3 children are left anti now deprived
of a mother's CaVe and love and 13
may be questionable whether the sor-
row stricken husband in his present
physical condition will end nee the
effects of the shack and he ever. re-
setoved to his family again. The de -
eased witS 1110 yonligest darighter of
the late Win. ItIllacott, of the town-
ship 0,1 where most of his early
days were spent. The sad news came
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"FRUIT-A-TIVES" Conquered rip to the coaol end ,`•
Dyspepsia and Restored His klealth. 81111"" 110","" ""l 1"'1144
wa0 touch impros 31 uy 1,... It/1343v of
Tho3 left hero for
Ji l (them.'
' lily( 11 had the privilege of Weler1M-
ing 11(111121 its 1183 3,303 when
Pte, Haeold Dexter, son of Airs, ff„
1) Lei, who flail jttet tied from
the blood-stained hmtle-fieltle of
Europe. Pte. Dexba sva. :not al (I.
T. It. train by 101V11 110(31 311311 a largo
connourse of eitizen. who marlins' e
goeen Strevi where 11 o‘dianiie h4on.1
in behalf of t ell it en. 1.X1E.11111t,1
by Rey, \X. Hart 1.1o. id
h.. sang "iinni...1g,tli,"
MR. ROBERT NEWTON.
Little Bras d'Or, C. B.
"1 was a terrible sufferer from
Dyspepsia and Constipation for years.
I had pain after eating, belching gas,
constant headaches, and did not sleep
well at night. I lost so much weight
- going from 186 pounds to 146
pounds -that I became alarmed and
BMW several doctors who, however,
did. me no good. Finally, a friend
told me to try 'Fruil-a-tives'.
In week, there ryas improvement.
The eonstipation was corrected ; and
soon I was free of pain, headaches
and that miserable feeling that
accompanies Dyspepsia. I continued
to lake this splendid fruit medicine
and now I am well, strong and
vigorous". ROBERT NEWTON.
50e, a box, for $2.50, trial size 25e.
At all dealers or sent postpaid on
receipt of price by Fruit-a-tives
Limited, Ottawa.
1133 11, blioek In 1111. 1.11,0t111,1 and sisLei 5
nod other relatives here. Those left
to mourn her loss 10 5 brothers,
Thomas, George and John, Elmo, ;
i William, of (Ivey ; and Arthur, Ed-
monton, and 4 sisters, Mrs. jessie
Rowland, Mrs. Francis Riaeh, Blunt. ;
Mrs, Win, Hoek, Toronto ; and Mrs.
John Robbie, London, and an aged
mother, a heart strieken husband and
3 dear little chilclren, The remains
were lwough I. to A tWood and FL funeral
service MIA conducted by Rev, Mn.
Peckham in 1116 Baptist chinch, which
she 1,) frequently attended 111 her
youthful days. Intel meta was made
in the family plot in the Blunt Centre
cemetery, The deep sympathy of the
entire community. is extended to the
family in this their sad hour of sore
bereavement.
n Eharn
Eleetion 31! officers for Fern Lodge
No, L 'I'. 13. A., Winghanr, result-
ed ,', s :-W. SL, W. T, Miller ;
11, Al., Nisi or M. Beck with ; Ree„ -Sec,,
F. L. quest ; A. R. Angus ;
Trem , Sigler T. R. Bennett ; Chap-
lain, Sister D. Hamilton ; D. of
Sister \V, '1'. ; Conductor, Sis-
ter M. J. 13011,
IVingharn iS to have a hoekey tearn
this Winter 11 112(110 for ice can be HU -
ranged, well attend ea and en tbus.
iastic meeting was held in Mayor
Blinkey's office and following officers
were elected ;-President, W. H.
Gurney ; Vice-Peesident, Weft, El.
liott, ; Sec. -Treasurer, R. V. Brooks ;
Manager, W. A. Miller ; Managing
Committee, R. Bloornflelcl, A. G.
Smith and Earl Groves.
Deepest sympathy is extended to
Solomon and Mrs, Oloakey, in the
death cif their little two-year-old
daughter', Edith, who passed away at
the home of het, grandmothee, 13118.
Seal, Victolia street, on Tuesday
morning. The little child came from
the West with her parents, to spend
the Winter and was fatly sick for a
couple of days with diphtheria. She
WaS height. little child and will be
greatly missed in the home,
Blyth
The Brotherhood have been success -
fol in securing Rev. R. A. Miller, 1321.
Heydges. as speciel preacher for hien's
Day, Sunday, Jan. 12111. Men will
serve a Victory Dinner nu the follo-
big Monday evening.
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ceived TuesdstY, tells of a very success- ,
ful operation, involving the removal of 3:
rib, which gives hope of a return to +
health as soon its is possible, The op. t
eration disclosed no evidence of tub- 'r
erculosis. Lieut. Cluff states that lie
is now sitting downstaire in the hospital
114r. and Mrs, Cluff sent a cable Monday S. CARTE R0 "
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conditleat.
Large Stock of New Records from
which to make your Choice.
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HURON BOYS HOME
During the past week the following
Huron Co. boys have arrived from
overseas.-
C.LINTON-Pie. Harold Biggins; Pte.
R. 11. Fisher: Pte, 0. 11, Hoare, Pte. E.
G. Howes, Pte, Roy Chowen.
BRUSSELS -Pte. T. Agar, Pte. II, W.
Dennison, Pte. W. G. Barron.
LONDESBORO-Pfe. F. Brown, Pte.
J. S. Crawford, Pte, H. Bunking,
HENSALL-Pte, W, J. Baker.
VARNA-Pte. F. Callow.
WINGHAM-Pte. H. Campbell, Pte.
A. Posliff, Pte. B. Isard.
SEAFORTH-Fte. 11. Campbell, Pte,
S. Deem,
BLYTH-Pte. 11. S. Dexter.
AUBURN -Pte, R. H. Munroe, Lance
Corp. J. W. Good, Pte. G. W. Holmes.
EXETER -Pte. 1. D. Taylor; Pte. C.
P. Harvey.
WROXETER-Pte. F. A. Westlake;
Pte. C. A. Westlake, Pte. R. Westlake,
GODERICH-Pte. T. F. Kell,
BAYF1ELD-Pte, 7!, C. Brandon, Pte.
N. L. Toms, Pte. K. 'C. Shelley.
A ROUND -UP IN LONDON
MILITARY DISTRICT
Capt. Asa Minard to Organize Force
of Thirty Dominion Police For
Western Ontario.
Capt. Asa Minard,. inspectior of
Dominion Military police in London
Districe, returned from Ottawa with
instructions to re-engage 30 military
constables, who will be utilized in
seeking three classes of offenders -
those who failed to register, those
who failed to report when ordered,
and men who failed to comply with
the terms of exemption granted. them.
ARRAINGED AS DESERTER
London, Ont., Dec. 19. - Albert
Vincent, a young farmer of Dashwuod,
in Huron County, appeared in Police
Court to answer a charge of desertion
in failing to report when ordered to do
so. The Dominion Police allege that
Vincent was notified on June 13 last
to report and join the colors, but he
never even acknowledged thesum-
mons. At the request of the defence
the case was adjourned until Saturday
next.
London, Dec. 24-011 the ground
that opposition to war and fighting in
general has been "talked into him and
prayed into him" since he was a boy,
Police Magistrate A. H. M. Graydon
today consented to lay before the Min-
ister of Justice the case of Albert Vin-
cent, of Dashwood. Vincent who was
accused of having failed to report
when ordered to do so, pleaded 1011.
scientious objections. The magistrate
stated that lie would ordinarily have
sentenced him to two years, but he
consented to send the issue to Ottawa.
UNION YEAR OLD BUT
FIFTY FIETY BASIS
NOT ESTABLISHED
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PARLIAMENT TO MEET *
FEBRUARY 11
" Ottawa, Dec. 1 7. -Parliament
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Ottawa, Ont. Dec. 1 7. -This is the
first anniversary of the day on which
the electoral of the Dominion gave
union government its mandate. One
year ago today was polling day,
though the actual result of the polling
was nut known for some time later
and the declaration was not made un-
til Marc!:. 011 the anniversary of the
latter date, the ballots will be burned,
though it is stated that there is some
sort of an agitation to have them pres-
served for the purpose of investigation.
From the present indications, it is
the intention of the Union Government
to carry on fol' the period of recon-
struction and there appears to be lit-
tle liklihood of a breakup during the
coming session at least, though there
may be apostates from its ranks. .A1 -
ter that., it will be for the government
to decide whether with the return of
the men from overseas and their
transfer to civil life, dissolution should
occur and an appeal be made to the
people, Union government has been
called upon to do unpopular things,
not the least unpopular 0( 07111811 was
the enforcement of conscription. Now
it can turn its attentino to Matters
more to the likiug of the public at
large and sociological legislation is
said to be in contemplation. But the
tariff looms large and must be dealt
with at a very early date.
At the present time the proporlon
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of Union In the cabinet are 12 Con- Colborne had left Edwards' confection.
servatives and 8 Liberals, the fifty ery store, where he had been malting
fifty basis having not yet been es- a purchase. The car struck him and
toblished. carried him a distance of 60 or 70 feet.
1 -le was given medical attention 1111 -
mediately, but died about an hour and
a half later, as his injuries were very
severe. Messrs. B. Townsend and J.
Bell were in the ear with Mr. Cross.
A jury was empaneled and viewed
the remains in Brophy's undertak'Ing
CODERICH CITIZEN
MOTOR CAR VICTIM
3. W. Colborne Killed; Auto Driver
Arrested.
Goderich, Dec. 24th. -Mr. J. H. Col-
borne, a merchant in the 100232for more
than 50 years, is dead as the result of
injuries received when he was struck
by an automobile driven by Mr. E. P.
i:ross, a printer an the staff of the
signal, about 1 1.15 o'clock last night.
Cross was arrested two hours later and
was to -day remanded to jail until Sat-
urday by Magistrate Reid.
The fatality occurred just after Mr.
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parlors today adjourned until Saturday.
Crown Attorney Seager has intimated
that he will look into the question of
bail for Cross.
A t least t 110 of the pressait membei 4
of the Stratford eremeil will
this year. Ahl. Forties and Aid.
Jones announced that they weuld not
seek re-eleetion in January. Aid.
01372811 and Ald. Newman will not
be in the 110111 again, and .Ald. Roberts
and Ald. Oros placed themselves in
the undecided class.
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A choice stock in all lines, together with
finest quality of New Confectionery,
Fruits, Shelled Nuts, Fancy Biscuits, &c.
Neilson's High class Chocolates in Fancy
Boxes. No finer goods to be had and
we guarantee them to please you.
Ice Cream, Oysters, Oxo and other Sea-
sonable Delicacies.
Phone 4074 or call at store.
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DELIVERY.
A. McKay
Grocer and
Confectioner
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