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JAS. ANDERSON,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
S000foloor to M. H. :Moore. Odloe at Ander.
son 1314.4. L.lvury stable, Bruesel*. Telephone
No. 29.
OR. WARDLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day midnight wills. Office opposite
Flour Mill, Ethel,
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M. B., M. O. P.. dt S. O.
ht. 0. H., Village of Brussels.
Physioian, Surgeon, Aueoucheur
°Mee at residence opposite Melville Church,
William street.
DR. J. H. WHITE, B. A.
PDYSIDIAN AND SUNGNON,
araduaLe Toronto Unlvernity of Medicine,
Special attention given to dieeasee of children
and Surgery.
Office: Dr. Bryans Old Stand
Phone 45 Brussels
JAMES TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Huron Co.
Willson for 10. good ei"ipes DS any other Ana.
Menem. or charge nothing.
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MIMI, AMMAN & COOKE
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
290.
°Mee on the Square, Ind door from Hamilton
Street,
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Private funds to loan at lowest rates.
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persons wishitor 0 load arc
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with F. 8, SCOTT, Municipal
Clerk, and leave their order.
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thrift stamps and 925105 stamps has
been fairly satisfactory, People are
beeinning . to realize the ad,vantage
anti are now investing. better.
Chautauqua Circuit.
Rumors that the Ontario Chautau
qua Circuit will be adandoned for 1919
are without foundation. They plat
begin their entertainment uld lett
ure program in western Ontario 011
the 2nd uf June, visiting between 40
and 45 towns, and closing the circuit
about July 25.
On Employment.
Questionnaires on employment which
have hitherto been sent out from gov-
ernment departments at Ottawa are t).,
be simplified and centralized. The de-
partment of labor will in future have
charge, and will operate under the em-
ployment officers' as -ordination twit,
which provides for stiff penalties for
refusal to supply desired information.
Re Pulpit Announcements.
Walkerton Times: - A Walkerton
elergyman on Sunday last read an an-
nouncement as requested relative to a
certain collection that was to be taken
up thoughout the town on Tuesday
following, after which he remarked that
he had no special reference to that
announcement in particular, but to
announcements in general, which he
was frequently asked to make, when
he said. that he did not think that it
was one of -the functions of the church,
but rather that of the press, and the
printing offices, where if there were
not ample time to get sufficient publi-
city in the paper, small bills might be
printed and put up in pulilic places, or
circulated throughout the tOW11.
Mao, ANNIE BEACOM DIED IN TOROS-
TO,-There passed to the great beyond at
her home In Toronto after a brief illuess
in the early hours of Saturday morning,
25th inst. Annie Rothwell beloved wife
of the tale Win, Beacom, of Clinton,
Mrs. Beacom was the third daughter of
the late Samuel Rathwell and was born
ou the Bayfield Ilae, Goderich township,
Dec. 24th, See. She was married to
the late Wm. Beacom on Dec. 5tb, 894.,
who predeceased her to the long Home
by 7 years. After their marriage they
took up farming in Goderich township,
leaving the farm to enter the grocery
business in Clinton with his father, the
late Thos. Beacon), Mrs. Beacom has
since been a valued and highly esteemed
resident of Clinton uutil moving to Tor-
onto in Sept. 1917. The remains were
1)005199 90 Clinton, the funeral taking
place from the home of A. B. Stephen-
son, She is survived by her mother, 4
sisters, 3 brothers and one son, Elmer,
and one daughter, Cela. Her mother,
Mrs. S. Rathwell, lives in Godericb Tp.
Ben, on the homestead ; John aud
Mrs. Fenwick Stewart, Stanley ; Mrs,
George Sperling, Brussels •, Sam.,
Luckuow ; Mrs. A. B. Stephenson
and Mrs. H, P. Plumsteel, Clinton.
Mrs. Beacom was always an active aud
consistent member of Ontario St,
Methodist church ; life member of the
W. M. 8. and also an active member of
the Ladies Aid and W. C. T, U. Ser-
vices at the house and graveside were
wet -Meted by Rev. 5, A. .Agnew and
pallbearers were B. and J. Rath -
well, F. Stewart, A, 13, Stephen.
sou and P. Plumsteet. The floral
offerings showed the high esteem in
which she was held by all with whom
site came hi contact. Staff of the
Methodist Italian Mission in Toronto of
which Miss Cele is teacher sent a beeuti-
901 spray 110 (1)6 the W. C. T. U. and other
frlencle. Those , attending from a dis•
Mace were Miss 'r. Matheson, Goderich ;
Miss Crandall, Harriston ; John Imtie,
Toronto ; Mrs, Wheeler and Staff Sergt,
Geo, Webber, London ; S and Mrs.
Rathwell, Lucknow ; and Mrs. Sprit..
Hug, Brussels, Mrs, Sheeley and Mem
M. Matheson were with Mrs, Beacotn
during her illness. 13e0, Rathwell and
Fen wick Stewart went to Toronto 30 ac-
company the remains home. Elmer
WAS overseas and is now attending the
notify DE Education at Toronto,
DECORATED Et TtiE 1,1.$.
- Lieut. -General Sir Arthur Currie, COM -
molding the Canadian 'Corps, has
1 received the Distinguished Service
- Medal from General Pershing, This
decoration was conferred upon 15
French, 7 British, - 2 Belgian, and 3
Italic/II generals. General Currie was
the only soldier from any of the Bri-
tish Dominions to be thus honored,
Belgrave
1(8r0219981) 181')) NAIST,-T11 PI 0 pivoted
away in lielgtave on Monday Morning
fq last, week, Slarthia Davidson, be-
loved wife nO Samuel Jordan. De-
eeesed lady hail !teen in poor health
for over a year aiul foe the last;
0500 10(1(191 I y c,artel for by her
(laughter, Mts. Lesintai (1 Wheeler, of
Vancouver, 13. C. She wan, in 1)02'514.11 year awl is tetrad veil by 1151' lin ;-
band, 2 800E, George, and Morley and
thanghters, Mo, \ Ntheelee and Miss
Gladys, In echelon the deceased
lady 35(90 a, member or .11e15111
Presbyterian ohurch and het. minim er,
Rev. A. 111. 13oyle conducted the Adv.
vines 199 )1)5 hon se and grave 091 Wed-
nesday afternoon, Interment took
plome in Brandon ceneetevy. Deeetts-
oil WAS D10) 10000,90d by her eather,
James Devidents, 01° I01,11110.9.011. on
October 2000 1018 and Is eut vived by
101(01 0113 and 8 beot here.
ANNUAL 1.1 12P0 10100 --The annual
ports eoveting 131g '2.50' and Colvin
Presbyterian (Ibm elms for 1018 have
been issued, and show both 11)) (0001099
10 bo 500(1 condition financially
under the Able leadership of their
popular minister, }Lev. A. 01, Boyle,
Belgrave chtiveh has $1240,14 of to'(tl
receipts Svith a tialantio on hand kirter
all expenses are paid of $124.47, while
Calvin's total 15)1') plc are $080 20 v, it la
intlanco of $07,00 in 3)111 treaeury
after all DX pr'nees are paid. 13ii19011 of
elatiagers of Belgt (di DID
Ob1001, Campbell, Robe) t Young,
111, ticott, ti, Jorilati, S. Procter, Teen,. ,
Jter. Andel son, Petet W. Semi., John
J. Ferguson, °bait man, and Alex.
Pot terlie Id , Sect *1 )91 y. Managers of
Catlett) «hovel] are John Menzies,
Glum mai), Win. Wighlinan, Secy.-
treas. John Scott, Oluttles H. 1(1)15,
Henry MeGee, Robt Ali:Burney, Adam
Robei tram, 11931(50 YOilegf, Geo. NI,
Robertson, and Leask McGee. The
paetor Rev. A. M. Boyle, is doing 1)11
eiwxl tt.:11Letrilet IC in the congregetions
eaa•t ly co-operating with
hi in,
Gorrie
A st RIC' II LTILNA L S0e112TY --Annual
meeting ol' the Howlett Agricultural
Society was held in the township hall,
Goalie, on Tuesday afteenontt Jan,
Bleb, There was a good attendance of
inenthees. Following Ofileet I, and
Directors were 91)311 11(1 for the enening
year :-Ifoe. Peesiden 1, John II.
Johnston ; President, W. 11, Gregg. ;
1st Vice PPDS., WIll, S1.1 11E1011 : Sony .
eas., J. 11. Rogers ; sluditore, J. H.
Wade and \V ou, Jamieson ; Supt„ Jae,
Downey ; Hon, Director, John lIol-
hold ; Directors, E. A. Pains, 191,1e.
Edgar, Robert Ocala/am, Wne. Lamb-
kin, R. J. Sanderson, Wm. Goggin.
Harvey Sparling„las. McLeod and
John Wylie. Hon, Lady Directors,
Mrs. Peen Day, Mts. .A. Toner, Miss
Ester Sothevn, Mrs. Win, Silesian,
Mrs. R. .1. Swaim son, Mies Ethel
Downey, Mrs, 111 A. Faille, 'Niue,
Harvey Sporting, Mrs. W. Goggin.
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Kidney and _Bladder Troubies,
/ellen ma/ ictu, Pain in Om Berk,
Eczema auil other Skin Affeetions,
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Receipts and Disbursements
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Brussels, Morris & Grey Rural Telephone Company
For the Year ending Dec. 3Ist, 1918
It L4 Nauru/Sill a ll,o, 11111011030121 liy
prim aides found in tailpipe, oranges, 1111 1 1,1
11114 and pru nel, together with tho
nerve tonics an)1 antbs(ptics of
proven repute.
Soo. a box, 0 for $2.60, trial Niae 25c.
At all dealers or sent postpaid
by Fruit -a -Byes Limited, Ottawa.
Questien of the Rural Sehool 11,111 WIN
inanighl berm e meeting' by one of
Ole 1111.'01ms, who reported that a
Conitnif tee bad been appointed in S.
S. No. 17, Ford w who leave been in
communication with the Deportment
jof Agricult uee and the Representive
for Herm] tool the ovganization of
Sekund Fair is now being undertaken.
After settle discussion the idea (ne-
vi -tiled 10101 this 0410/1511110 811011.1111 include
all the noel sehools in Hawick and
the Fair to alternate avii li 3 he remain,.
Fall Fait. between Gerrie and Ford-
wieh. 31,4)111m voted unanimously to
place the build inge, gentian -Is and Fait'
equipment of the y at the die-
posal of the Committee in charge of
110 Ne1letIle. T1114 is a, most worthy
°Wpo'i mid should reeeive the support
be township and make Howick'e
Rural Seined Foie the beet. in (1)11
eon 11 1 y. Soriel y will etitee Standing
Field Clop Competitinti this year,
Chops will he W heat and Oats. Fide
will be held 1,, Gorrie, Satin day Oct.
4411, \V, 11. Geogg and ,7, H. Rogers
wine appointed delegatee to attend
animal Convention of Fairs A ssocia-
Lion to 11(3 115111 in Toronto on February
13th and 14th.
Atwood
Orval Datibrook has purchased
Daniel Angeles 50 acre farm on the
10th Con,
Nurse Richmond has gone to Detroit
where ahe is taking a special course at
the Receiving hospital,
Clerk Lochead, Atwood, isms ap-
pointed at the County Council an
Auditor for Perth County.
Through the efforts of the lady can-
vassers inetaid of members of publio
library, the membership has been
raised from 20 to 82 009 1919.
IristIG. Perry Oockwell, son of Jas.
and Mrs Oockwell. Elmo, who has
been overseas for the past 8 years has
returned, Lieut. 000kwell was 2 years
and 2 months with the artillery in
France, where he received 19 Military
Medal on the field for bravery.
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earring Sale at
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A Clearing Sale will be held, commencing Saturday,
Feb, 1st, of Men's and Boys' Heavy Rubbers, Mits and
Gloves, Underwear, Sox, Overalls and Sweaters ;
Ladies' 'and Children's Underwear, Hose, Caps and
Mufflers. Here are some of the Bargains :-
Boys' Rubbers, sizss 8 to 13
l3oye' Rubbers, 877.4114 1 7 0 5
Mett'e Monauch Brand Itithhers .....
Men's fleet quality Yelluw Muleskin Mita, knitted hand, lining
, and w ei s
Men's Leat bee elite, well lined, knitted wrist
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Boys' Leather Mits, ;send quality, knitted lining- and mist, 2501 to
Men's good size Pullover Mita,
Men's all wool Undeeweats etock, worth $,5,00 per suit, sale
piece, per garment.
Good quality Overalls hill ne 411,1 white 11111ipe, sale twice ,
;Medium weight gverialls, black only
leatnoue 11,01) Long Brand Ovee0.113, elitret, heavy, sale Men's tnatee Sox, sale pi lee
Boys' Luoiberman's Sex, sale peiee
3 only NI en'm Wool Sweaters, dale priee, each 4.50 to
Gerrie and make your Dollars do double duty.
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Soda Crde ers
any time, any clime, in doors or out
---when hunger nips ---the answer is,
Tetfer's Soda Crackers, The most
nutritious food made from flour.
Packed in air tight packages,
Sold by all grocers.
Tellers
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3110.3 Bella Al Inelroei,s, 11 Cola.,
tV/1.04 (he guest nf old friend. in London
nod Strut foril.
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107 19 pot.il 0001 /1.11 •-051.0r (01011 Et
N001.1 71E1'0 lumber eottipAby and lett to
take np his (1110i
5119911I Collins attended (lel
Trow bridge Cheese litelory intuiting
And set.iired lie Otli route while
4111 line is in elm: ge of Win. Close,
PASSES A WAY.-Friclay 1110 eni ng,
San, 1701:, the admit Boatman enter-
ed the home 00 13, mid Mrs, 131 mutt
d bore away the spirit of an old
and well loved pioneer of Elana town-
ship, in the proson of Chas. 130.51011, in
his 85t11 year, 0.e1090 the river to its
Haven of rest. He was a kind, eyrn-
pathetic friend and splendid neighbor,
always rend y to lend a hand in mute of
need and was beloved by all who
knew 11102. In religious belief he was a
strong Weslyan and a enamel votive in
polities. Mr. Ravell lived in Elmo
township for 68 years and had (leen it
con vet ted from a forest into a splendid
agricultural disteict. Fifty years ago
he was united in marriage to Mary
,Tane McMagh, who predeceased him
10 years ago. To the 0117011 W0141 born
one daughter, now Mon. Wm, 1411111 19,
of Elam township. After the death
of bis wife Mr. Raven has been kindly
cared for by the Btanclt family, with
whom he resided at the time of his
death. Funeral, which was held 81111 -
day, Jan, 1991) from his late residen re,
Lot 10, Con, 5, 31111111, WAN largely at;
tended, a token of 111511 eeteem itt
which Mr, Raven was held. Pall.
bearers were, M. Ham, R. 0. Arm-
strong, F. Collins, W. Booth, W.
Mead, J. Hamilton. Funeral service
was conducted by Rev. Me. Sterling,
Methodist minister of Trowbridge.
He made an eloquent address from Si,
Matthew and at the conclusion sang
Mr. Ravell's favorite hymn, "Safe in
the Alms of Jesus." Mr. Ravell died
as he had lived trusting in his
Saviour.
"Forever with the Lord,
Arnen-so let it he,
Life from the dead
Is in His Word,
"Pis immortality."
Trowbridge
Miss L. Oode is visiting with her
sister, Mrs. (Dr )Stewat 1191
Jno. and Mrs. MeCrae, Guelph,
visited at the home of his heather,
James MeOrae.
The regular quarterly service was
held in the Methodiet church Sabbath
morning at 10 o'clock,
Mrs. Sterling and the young people
are Inlay preparing for a Concert to be
given in the near future,
Samuel Code, Dauphin, Man., is a
guest at the home of his uncle, J. 16
Oode. His many friends here sym-
pathise with him in the loss of an ouly
son, who was killed in action last
August rafter, 4 years' gallant service.
Mr, Oode learned his trade with the
late J. M. Olitule at Listowel and le
doing well in the West, having a large
milling business.
Pte. L A. Oliver, Listnwel, and Miss
Melvin of Guelph, visited with friends
1(0 onr village. This was Laughlin's
first visit; to Trowbridge since return-
ing 1'1.0111 France and all who had the
pleasure of meeting him were delight-
ed to welcome him back. We undee-
stand he haa seemed a good position
in the jewelry business at Sault Ste,
Marie and We WW1 bin( every St100PaS.
Gunner Lawrence McOrae has as -
rived home and WAS given a royal
welcome hy the villagers. The chureh
and echool bells were set in motion
and in the evening in the Methodiet
(Mut ch there was a reception in his
1001101. An interesLitig program was
followed by Innelmon. H581370110 WAS
pleased tn welcome faawronee home
egain and SDP him looking so well, and
o listen to his addrees.
Blyth
Woad has been received that Mitt*
Lillie Carr is ill in Tolman.
Statbb Bros,. Cedavville, have pur-
chased Wm. Johnston's livery taint
bus business and will take possession
in about 2 05011118.
Al a filmy t °presentative meeting
of the citizens an industry Hall a
Board of Teade was formed with the
following members :-P. Gardiner, E.
Bender, W. .7. Sims, J. 11. R. Elliott,
011as, McClelland, F. Bainton, Wm.
-Moore and W. N. Watson.
At Morris Branch Agl, Society Am.
natal Meeting it was -moved by Wm.
Gray seconded by John Barr, that a
(1 lawn )) t of, 10 pet' cent, be taken from
all 91 19)1 monies over $1,00 and retaiti-
ed by Soniety. Motion Inet with the
approval of the meeting. Following
officers were elected for the ensuing
12 months -President, Wm. Pollork ;
1st Vice President, Wm, Gray ; 2t6
Vice President, J. H. Ellis. Dit actors,
Blytia-J, 311 Blackall, Wm. Watson,
S. A, Poplestone, Robt, Wightman,
,A., Elder ; Mortis -John Parrot,
David Laidlaw, R. Shortre.ed 1 East
Wawanoeh-F. 13. stalker, A.. E,
Smith, 10. ; Runott-D, swarm],
H. Young, A. hthEwing ; A, Hider
and Frank Metcalf, Auditors, Presi-
dent and Secretary be are delegates tr)
Fairs Association at the eXpense of
the Soolety,
diem.
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B. 11. HA 311S, M. BLACK,
`1O erten 10'I'. Secretary.
.-INC. FERGUSONA tulitms,
N. F. GE,RRY,
Annual Meeting
TIIP A1111 11111 Neel ing 051(1 9)5 beld in Town Hall, Binsaids, TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY Ilth, 1919, at 1 80 p, no, 051)991 reports will be pit -melded, Dia-
emon elected and olher necessat 3, business transacted.
F. S. SCOT1',
President.
M. BLACK,
Secretary.
Following were installed 11.07 1 be
offirers as Mori is District of the L. 0.
I,. at a meeting held in the Orange
Hall here :-W. D. M. -R Townsend
D. Chaplain -Rev. W. B. Hawkins ;
D. Ree. -Sec. -Melville Bradburn ; D.
Fin.-Sec.-Murrity Johnson ; D. Treas.
-Fred. Ilaggitt ; D. Lecturers -R.
Owens and 29, Leishman ; D. D. of 0.
-John Scott.
Listowel
Friends of John thainger• will
be sorry to know Gust he hart been
eonfined to bed as the result of a fall
on the slippery sidewalk, causing. in-
jury to his head and back,
Rev. William Kettlewell, represent-
ing Ole Dominion Alliance, W05 in
Listowel on Wednesday and melange('
for a public) meeting- at MuDonald's
Han on March 28rd, at which Ruthven
McDonald will sing.
A. 13. George itijured hie back aud
was 101101/01407011d for a time, as the 1,10-
0019 of a fall in the lament en 1 of his
restaurant. He slipped on stepping
on a tin can and (11 falling, struck his
back on the corner of a box.
What promises to be an interesting
030'IEV7DP, Ito be held in the morning,
next Sunday, at Knox (.11119e1), when
presentation of the eoloes takes place.
The two flags, which are the gift of
Spring will Soon
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the Ladies' Aid, will be presented to
the congregation by 1 eturnad soldiers
and 11 )0 expected that the serviee Hag,
now 111 course of prepatation, will he
ready for presentation at the same
Majoe Buech, Toronto, a re-
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