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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1919-8-14, Page 8, . e ere' eeee 'ee""eeeieteetef„.teee Meta Mettle leoefe. le fruit tee :el,044+0400)24,4e44$41 'eeeteeW 444eieesetese4eleeele044344444,*efe ee, 4, es• 4. .3. • 4. I. 4. 4. 4. 4 z Drug Store High Grade ices Pickling time it; here. Pick what ems need in the way of Pure Spices from thie133.1 Mustard Seed Keenec Mustard Curry Powder Celery Seed Turmeric Ginger Root Cinnamon Bark Powdered Cinnamon Whole and Greene Cloves " Allspice " Mace Red Pepper Black Pepper White Pepper ALSO Bottling Wax in Tins zsc Pero wax Se cakes Jar Rubbers — Best quality Red Rubber roc pkg. oli doz. Corks for Catsup Bottles Flat Corks for Pickle Bottles Destroy the flies etieky FIv Paper -- 4 Double Sheets toe Wilson's Fly Pads Fly Swatters Water MSS Egg Preserver leggs put down in a solution of the; will keep fresh for a year or more. A Ib. du at Roc is sufficient FOC alma 9 doz. came Hess' Po itry Panacea Keeps Poultry Healthy Makes Hens Lay The 5Ib. pkg. 85c, will last 6o Hens 40 days. Also the smaller pke. 35c, will last 25 Betas 30 days. Hess' Instant louse Killer 35c pkg. Larger Cakes Bexall Glycerine Soap 43. reeeived fresh supply of this popular Soap aod the Cakes are larg- er than before. Resell Glyeeriue Soap—two kinds, Rose aud Violet— ee , is considered by many to be the big - rest value going in a good Toilet 100 Soap. 2 large cakes 25c F. R SRI 1TH The esit(r4CaL Store Druggist and Stationer 474285126511414111010632=2586701212110 YOUR WINTER WOOD AND BURN Turners 4 0 1 1 +4.+++444+4.+4+4+#4-.++4•444+•+#3.##################4#4## �EaIlleb3sMems Coot nigbts. AUGUST half gone. Dees shortening up. Now for the Fall Fairs. RAREST apples are on the market. Brussels Fall Fair Sept. ze and 37. CAR of soft coal for the Electric Light plant arrived tbis week. Some cetnent repairs were made tu the mill dam while water was low. THE comfortable residence of Council- lor Fraser has been improved by a new dress of paiut. W. F. STRETTON'S block has been ar- rayed in s new garb of paint. Tom Snider did tbe job. In HONOR Rom. —Norman Hoover of el, S. No z, Grey townsbip should have been reported ie the Honor list in the receut Eutraacte Examination. WILL Terme. has been engaged by Blyth corporatiou to take charge of their Electric Light plant and is now in charge. He will fill the bill all right. Cont is a scarce article yet. Some residents are having it hauled from Wroxeter to make sure, How do Wroxeter dealers secure supplies that Brussels appear to be short on ? CARD OF THAN/N.—We wish to return our best thanks for sympathetic words and kindly deeds extended to es during the sickness and after decease of bus - band and father, the late 1,1m. Robin- son, They were very highly apprech ated. MRS. ROBINSON AND FAMILY. WILL GO To BRANTFORD INSTITUTE,— Miss Hazel Lowry bas been engaged as Primary teacher in the Institute for the Blind at Branttord, at a salary of Sgoo, plus board, lodging and medical at- tention if necessary. She begins work on September 24313. We congratulate Miss Lowry on her promotion and be- lieve she will competently fill the bill. HOME AGAIN —Dr. J. A. McNaugh- ton, who WAS Off for the past month, has resumed practice. He visited at Lon• don. St, Thomas, Port Stanley, Detroit, Windsor, Strathroy and other places and bad a royal titne, greatly enjoying the vacation. Mre. Mac, and Miss Flo- , rence are also home, 10 PASSED. —In the list of successful candidates for tbe Lower Sebool En• trance exams. to Model and Normal Schools the following Brussels pupils passed:— E. M. Armstrong, M. Duns ford. M. Hall, 51. B. McCall, W, L. elc. Cutcheon, 51. McNabb, S. E. McNair, I M, M. Maundets, D. M. Stafford and Marguerite Wilton, Names are arrang- ed alphabetically. Tile POST extends congratulations, Fug Busleness.—The crop is well nigh completed as far as pulling is concerned and stacking has beguu this week at the Revere house property. Threshing will soon cemmence, The Revere house is undergoing alterations and improve - meets in being made ready for the home of the foreman, Flax pulling by outsid- ers helped out the harvesting of the crop. The hands were boerded and had sleeping quarters in tents. The new mill, tbe frame of whicb has been raised this week, will be L. slurped on cement foundation, 44 X 54 feet and 2 x 40 feet with cement engine house 27 x 28 feet, A gasoline engine will supple power for threshing this year's crop. A big gang 01 work- men has been busy getting the premises ready for a big Fall and Winter's work. The Company evidently mean business and Brume] and surrounding country should Otte theta gond haekitig. A goodly number from this locality were at Seaforth on Wednesday at their Celebration. REDUCED prices are offered in Summer Shoes by Richards & Co. Read tbe advt. containing thebargains SUNDAY School pic-nic Thursday of this week, Davidson Grove. Convey - aures will leave the churches at 2 o'clock. ItouNtEas wanted. Enquire at TUE P0021 PARTRIDGe Rook Cockerels well bred, for sale. Apply at Tee Pon. FOR NALL—The eligible brick store and dwelling combined, now occupied by Mrs. Jane Thompson. For further particulars ap. ply to 1455. J. G. RIME, 28 Page street, Toron- to, or S. Wilton, Brussels. • 100 bushels Dawson Golden Chaff Seed Wheat for sale. Lot 22, Con, 16, Grey. 7.2 Phone 296 R. MOTAGGART. 2 costumes, used at the Old Boys' Remelt:in are still 0131, 0011 parties twain g them kindly baud them in to Jno, Bewitt, Brasses, A. number of young pigs for sale, 8 weeks old. Isaac CLARE, Lot 80, Con. 5, Grey. Phone 4124. Torso sow, due to farrow,for sale. JNO. A. CAMPBELL, Las, Con, 10, Grey. Phone2811 T3sOR0`.BRED Tamworth Sow and 8 Pipe Weeks of for sale. W. EL MCCZTOFIEON, Phone 104 Oth Line, Morris. APPRENTICE wanted to learn the printing. One who has passed Entrence emi.m. Apply at Tile Poor. YOUNG girl wanted to learn pant and vest making. Apply to R. FERTSITSON, Leekte Blook Brussels. PIANO TUNING. -0. Blackstone will be here neat week_to attend to piano tuning. Leave orders with S. Carter. SrsOiAn to Beef Rings. If you have hides to sell end with to get the blg prises see me. .A.1 - 0e want large quantities of 1100 poultry. Phone 82 S. WEINSTETN, leruesels, revel POULTRY wanted on Monday and Tues. day of each week. Phone No, fit for prieeR Ste, R. T11081BON, Brossele, CEDAR Fence Posta and Anchor Poets for sale. .Apply 143.4 Lot 19, Con. 8, 8/orris. Phone 4510 Goo, E. RI/ADMAN. ANY person requiring organ Meaning or re. pairing should onll Phone 87, Brussels, WANTED.—Dead Borses and Cattle promptly removed within a radius of 20 miles. No animal removed without the hide. Will pay root 86 to 08 for animals brought to faotory. Phone at our expense. Phone May 12; (even- ing) 178, The Farmers' FertIllzsr Co., Ltd., Whigham. Die PATtenn, Osteo athio Physioian, visits B is kiondav t ehitTret ne.i'vouli e=e:f sat 4g% treated, BVisits residences. Consultation at QUesn's Rotel, WOMEN'S INSTITUTE.— Tile Women's laStillIte will meet at the home of /Ars Jae. Ballaulyne, Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. A paper on "Child Welfare." prepared by Miss Margaret McLauchlite will he reed. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to all, especially the mothers and babes. Refreshmeuts will be served at close. THE Sect( —Mrs. Robert Dark, Queen street, underwent a successful opers- don last Friday and we hope she will be speedily restored to old time vigor.— Mrs Henry Woods, who has been quite poorly with heart trouble, is somewhat betten—During the past week Dere. Dam Denman was seriously ill, but ts considerably improved now, Mr. Dee. man is still laid up with sciatica.—Mrs, S. Bailey is putting up a great fight for life but her condition is most precarts ous.—Mre. Clidr, daughter of 1) B. and Mrs, McDonald, caused no small anx- iety to her relatives and friends by a bad turn taken on Monday. Mr. Clair was telephoned for and came from De- trolt, Tuesday. Improvement is not' ed. --Jabez Jertnyu's condition is fur frorn satisfactory but we hope be will soon pick ep.—This week Wm. Oakley has been near death's door. 11e is In his flat year end possessed of great epirit but the toper of life is well nigh con- sumed. Later Mr, Oakley passed gamy About. /0 a. m. Wednesday. renootkottoo A Large Load for $2.50 Cash orders delivered first. P. AMENT Phone Ili 1,8 BRUSSELS 1-10e10eitOet OIs even ing Vernon Ross, Brussels, arrived home from England after 2,1 years' service is a Dental Corps, He arrived in Halifax lase teridaY, coming on the steeinship Orduua. ler. George Ross, who is fill- ing a dental post in connection with the barracks at Cbatbam, met his brother at London and they motored to Brussels. The once more re -united family of par- ents, 2 sons and 4 daughters sat dowu to supper together. Vernon looks well, al- though thin. He bas not got his dis- charge yet so will have to report at Lon- don again. We welcome bim home. Most of the Brussels contingent are back now from duty doing overseas. WM. ROBINSON DEogAsgo.—The de- mise of Wm. Robinson last Friday came as quite a surprise as few people were aware he was seriously ill. He was in his 69th year and had been quite a hear- ty man. Deceased WAS born in Scar- boro', York Co. and came to Fullerton townsbip, Peal; Co., where he lived 41 years. Family moved to Grey township c8 years ago, leaving the farm to his son, Richard, and buying a home in Brussels 5 years since where lie died. Mt. Rob. inson was married over 42 years ago to Miss Sarah Green, Dublin, who with 2 sons (Neclby, Edmonton, and Richard, Grey township) and 2 daughters (Mrs, Chas, Parrott, Brookdale, elan , and Miss Margaret, Bressels) survive. De. ceased was a quiet, unassuming man but trustworthy and honorable and esteemed by many. He was a member of the Meth- odist church and the funeral service on Monday afternoon, at tbe borne, Queen street, was conducted by bis pastor, Rev. W. E, Stefford, who took as his theme, "The Web of Life," from the text "My days are swifter than a weaves shut- tle," Interment was made in the Mit- chell cemetery where a large number of people paid their respects. Pallbearers were old neighbors from Grey, viz. :— Geo, Speirau, Wm. Patterson, Harry Ward, Wm. McKay, G McQuarrie and Tilos, Juges. The floral tributes con- sisted of a spray from the W. M. S.. Methodist church ; s boquet from the Floral Committee ; wreath from Central Telephone staff; and spray, E. and Mrs. Pollard Mr. Robinson is also stir. vived by u brothers, David and Robert, ot Mitchell, A sister, Mrs Hibbert, who was here to visit him. passed away Wednesday of last week and was buried last Saturday in Mitchell cemetery. Mrs. Robinson and family share in the syna- patby.of the community in their bereave- ment. tt tt 1 people We Taik About tt tt Miss Hazel Lowry is holidaying at Smithville, Harry Fox went to Toronto this week to visit relatives. Miss Lilab Spading has beeu visiting at Clinton and Bavfield, Miss Emma Dudley. Toronto, has been visiting old friends in Brussels. Miss Love'te Ballantyne is visiting her aunt, Mrs W. J, Heider, at Oshawa. Rev. and ears. Hind and children, of Guelph, are speeding a week or two at rhe CO In 3 of G. A 00200100 Walter and Mrs Rose and Miss Louise, were visitors with Teeswaler friends last week and took in the Old Boys' Re -union, J, F. and Mrs, Rowland and fam ly Kingston, are reuewiug old friendships in Brussels. Mr Rowland was a former manager of the Standard Bank for To years and is well known. Wm and Misses Margaret and Lizzie Kee, Galt. were visitors with W, H. and Mrs. Kerr for the week end. Miss bear- garet is extending her visit. The visit- ors are cousins to the boat and hostess Mrs. C, le. Dodds and sore Master lira are here for a holiday visit with the former's parents, (Geo. and Mrs. Thom- son) from Vancouver, They Were here for the Re union, Mr, Dodds may come later, • J, A. and Mrs, Thomson and daugh- ter, Lois, Toronto ; Miss Ample Duff, R, N , Antherstburg, and Miss E8it13 Roe- buck, R. N , Wallaceburg, were visitors with Robt. and Mrs, Thomson, River- side Farm. lames and Mrs. Jackson, sons and daughter, of Clinton locality, were call- ing on relatives and friends in Brussels and locality, They were former well known residents of Grey township They were Motoring, Mrs. McLaren and family removed from Brussels last week. They will spend a few weeks at Honey Harbor where Mrs. Morrow, mother of Mrs. Mc- Laren, has a cottage, before settling down at Midland. They carry thelgood wishes of. a wide circle of &Muds with them to their new home. Mrs. McLaren and elm. Morrow, who is alone, will live together in the latter's fine home, This week Fred. Haycroft arrived in town from ovetseas wbither be went from the West with the military median - los, He fared badly eybile there break- ing his leg and receiving injuries that 1300 necessitated his gettiog about on crutches since. He is a grandson of David Ross, and a former resident of town, Mr, Elayaroft is an expert tnech- auk, He is making his home with D. C. and Mrs. Ross in the meantime. Postmaster and Mrs. Ray and Miss Helen, Stratford ; Miss Ella Dickson, (nurse,) Columbus, Ohio ; Miss Grace Dickson, recently home from Dawson city, YukonDr. Archie Dickson, 'stew York, and Albert Dieksou, Grelpb, eon- stituted a motoring party that spent an bout or more in Wessels on Tuesday afternoon, They had been to Walker- ton and were en route to the Classic City, It 10 0900 30 years since Mr, kay Was a resident of Brussele, Mrs, E. Center was a vleitte It Owee Sound for the pat few woke, Mise Margaret 1.,, Meleattehlan, le, N., who has beon 01013111g here, re:leveed to Detroit Tuesday. Rev. ane Mrs, Stafford and children arrived home from New York last Fri- day night after a =Wife vecetiou, Mrs. Fulensen and children. of Shoal lake Man are visitor:. with D. aunerliceelre. Waller The fortnet to a Geo, and We flritultOby haeo re- moved to Owen Pound where they pur- pose making their home. We wish them prosperity, Mrs. Ernest Mabee and son. Ellis, of Ingersoll, were bare for the Old Boys' Re -union. Mrs. Wm, Ellis, mother of Mrs. Mabee, returned with her for a month's visit. This week Arthur McGuire expects to leave un a trip to the West where be purposes spending the next Month or 00, We hope the ebauge will promote his health and bodily vigor. This week Mrs. Gad, Long autl child- reu have room ned to their Immo at Niag- ara Palle, Pere. Dodds, Vancouver, will follow her sister ,for a visit to one of the Ontario beauty spots, Mr Long was here for the Old Boys' Remnion, Alex, 111cLeunau, Seaford], and Also Chas. Broaclfoot, Moosejaw, were in town aud called on old friends. They were ereroute to Wroxeter to see Will. McLennan, a nephew of the former, who is laid up with rheumatism. We hope he will soon he o. lc. Remnion visitors with N. and Mrs, Flatt, Brussels, were Mrs, Wm. Camer- on, Edwin and Mrs. Abra and L. and Mrs. McInnes and obildren, of Owen Sound locality, Jno. and Mrs. Harris, Belnaore, and Mrs. Herds, Mildmay. Mrs. Abra and Mrs. Cameron were former reeidents of town and always welcome back, James Smith and daughter, Miss Catharine, of Galt, have been holidaying with relatives and old friends iu Brussels and locality. Mr. Smith made several visits with TDB POST as he has been a valued subscriber ever since it was warted in 1873 He says the late Jno Cormack had the coutract for the then new Town Hell, 45 years ago, and Smith Bros. supplied the lumber, shingles and rough timber. Latter was taken one of the bush in the Summer, the joists be- ing 33 feet long, 3 x 12. Mr Smith sawed the shingles, which were the best quality of pine and lasted well. Mr. Smith bas lived in Galt almost continu- ously for the past 4o years and although iu his 78th year has few marks of the old. Man about bim. He and his daughter live together on Cedar street in the Manchester of Canada. Tbe Snatch mill iu the olden days was located on the 4131 Con, Grey township and the Company constituted ot James, Oliver and Henry Smith, another brother, Thomas, now in roxeter, took a band in the business later. He Is vow iu his 84th year. Browned at Grand Bend Leon Kanneman, Parkhill, Loses his Life. • A sad fatality occurred wheu Leou Kannemau, of Parkhill, was drowned in the river at Grand Bend on Sunday moraine, July 27th, while attemptioe to swim across. Young Kanneman was camping at the Bend with a uumber of Boy Scouts. He bad been detailed for camp duty while bis comrades were off with the Scout Master and while the others were away be had crossed the river in a boat. He attempted to swim back but the distauce being too great he became exhausted and sank to his death. The victim was the sou of Mrs. Kanue- man, a widow of Parkhill, formerly of Brussels, the father having been killed ou the railway about 4 years ago. Fa- tality occurred about it o'elock in the morning. The river was dragged and after some time the body was brought to the surface. The accident cast a gloom over the callipers for the rest of the day. Out of sympathy for the bereaved tnoth- er a subscription list was passed among the campers and about i5t5o was raised and presented to her. The young man is a cousin of S. and W Wilton, of Brus- sels. 'rhe Parkhill Gazette gives the following particulars :—The tragic death of Leon Kanueman at Grand Bend on Sunday morning shocked Parkhill and the community. Leon accompanied the Boy Scouts to the Bend on the previous Monday, being one of the seven lads who went out early and prepared tbe cemp for the coming of the others. He was patrol leader of the Eegle's, the first patrol formed and had a splendid in- fluence over the younger boys. He was born in Ansa Craig is years ago. He had been in poor health for a couple of years and was just beginniug to feel more robust, This return of health was shown by increased Wieldy and by the joy he found in the simple things of life. • ;Is e.e.seeeeeeeeeeeeeseeee.,...e.eee.tr,,..,e-e,seeeeee;• '..e.e.:.eee: i.e.... eeee eee ese.......'ee......,.,.....-„,..,-,.4 ' if4400.00irAgs*Ag102.,7141Wi.jilAilr.,*01000140,,,:trerlo.oTriltta,llV,^gin „, o . './ re o o • o o o • o a 0 o eeles szem=r AVINGS, 'Thrift, Independence—all these are the out- come of the same impulse and attain the same object tive—PROSPBRITY. The Standard Bank of Canaan can help you to attain it. 292 THE STANDARD DANK OF CANADA BRUSSELS BRANCH G. H. SAMIS - - MANAGER His week at the Bend it was expected, would be beneficial and he was keen to accoinpauy the other lads. Oa Satur- day night, he and 3 others were ou guard, consequently t hey slept a little liter in the morning than usual, /wising near to o'clock, It was Leon's day to look after the camp and he was left in charge while Mr Hill took those who were to have a swim to di- IR ist side of the breakwater al the hike front Greta= Fenn MIS left }Weep in his tent and Alex Petetkiu ottO Clarence Shaddock weut to the village on en er- rand, With these exceptions all the other boys were at the lake ender Mr. Hill's supervision. Leon prepared the potatoes for dinner, lighted the fire and put them on to cook. He also sleeked the beans tbat were to be cooked for supper, This completed the tasks for the morning FO he took the botit and rowed dowu the river On bis way he picked up Peterkin and Shadclock was teaching them to row. Wbeu orposite the fish house, gout eleven o'clock they lauded on the Parkhill side and beached the boat which was big and heavy and quite safe. I,eon, who heel learned to switn during the past weelt. told tbe other lads that be was genie 10 Sn'iin across the river'to the other shore He started to do so and bad only gone a short distance wben he sank The other two lads immediately pro- ceeded to push the boat mb IIie wetter and tried to row to 1101 but both were unaccustomed to the oars and their progress was SIOW. They called to two !nen who sat on the pier to come to his aid and the men assured them that "be'd :WANTED: • • • • • • • • • • - e • ,• • • • • ; : Fo w I, • * • ., , • • . 4•0 • • • Every Monday Morning # • • • • • • i Highest Prices paid for 41 : all kinds delivered at I • • the Store. o • 42 • • . • : H. L.. Stewart • ° 0 •HENFRYN 0 • : mooew000e.i.•••••#••••• 1 For Better Value and Rea Satisfaction Select Your Memorial Here designing a memorial special I effort is made to reflect the pter- pose of the donor and originate a Monument of distinctive design, harmonious in proportions and a model of dignified beauty. Only the finest and most durable material is used—the kind best suited to stand the ravages of time and weather. The carving and lettering will receive expert attention, Which Is ae important feature in the completed memorial, Bach order is hand- led with the idea of creating a masterpiece for its sloe and type, Brussels Granite and Marble Works A. E. HERSEY, Proprietor. 133 tgaa tik Pensiar Tooth Paste • One of our very best Dentrifices and we are still selling it for 25C per tube, les 'rola e 'NM (r.:E4g444k STo eddy for Newe 2.3 a 03 03 03 a 0 •0 •° • • a° • 00 02 03 51 5 0 0 L° • • •• • • 01 Lysol The great Disinfectant and Germ Killer. Al- ways in stock. Splendid for cle.aning win- dows and silverware. Al- ways on hand, Altar() her proud of your Cow plys• The Garden Court tine Very le agran e and ciiiltlily unex- celled, For the Babies acKay's Pearl Barley flour A Barley Food for Babies and Invalids, Yon will find it en- tirely reliable, 50c the package Auto had Maps Something eyelet. Lotto driver will had most convenient. 2i5c each Auto Eye Glasses Alen a great emnfort to auto delvers. Good variety in style and colter% 28 and 50c For a builder after The 010 Boys yort can't beat Oensiar Tasteless Cod Liver Extract e1.00 per bottle Knew More About Hens than History. After reading tha famous poem, "The Landing or the Pilgrim loatheri" to the 01014, the teacher said, : ".As a drawing exernise suppose you Peel/ TIVIW. rie- 0041115 10 your intaRiaa11011, a picture of Plymouth Rook." All but one little fellow set to work, He paused and fluidly raised his hand. "What is it, Edgar 3" the teacher age - ed. “Plemile nut 'am," Edgar piped out, "110 700 want us to draw a hen or a rooster f" Will ye no mime bark again ? Te all the Old Boys Happy to meet, Sorry 10 part and Happy to meet again. JAMES FOX DRUGGIST and STATIONER 0 14, 00 4. fa 0252 02 5.6 6 11341) 413 011 02 10 i8 13 033 00 011 80 32 00 02 480 52 015 52 00 313 03 32 08 15 03 5. ID 0 a to 00 02 0 0 03 eztaceasaeoesseseseeatareetoseeseeflemeyesooemeeepozpoeeep be all right," and made no move. When it was all over they were not to be found, having hastened away to hide themselves. The boys in the boat shout- ed for help and Ted Bison, who was nearest of tbe Scouts to the break- water, heard their cri.es. Ile gave the alarm and in 000100130 Mr, Hill and the other lads were on the river bank bet their compenion bad disappeared. Mr. Hill immediately stalled diving He was joined by mauy others and the fiell net was used as a drag. Then a long rore with fish hooks was used and the body WEIS recovered about one o'clock. A couple of doctors worked for an hour in an endeavor to bring the lad back to life but all their efforts were without avail, The camp broke up In the evening, the boys being too shaken and sick at heart to stay until the morniug, when it had been intended that all should come home, Miss Margaret Kanneman, his only sister, was in Kitchener and on hearing the sad news she hurried to her home by ear, Two brothers are in Medicine Hat and an- other in Alaska, His rpother, who spent Wednesday in the camp with the other naothers, was alone when the news reached her and she was sorely stricken with noue of ber own near to help her bear the blow, He was the youngest in the family and doubly cleat because of the extra care which bad to be bestowed 01] him so he might grow up stroug and well. He recently wrote UN High School entrance examinations and was planning, to some clay become a student in Huron College, and euildenly it was all over and the young life ended, The path of earthly service was not to be trodden by his feet. "He died e ith the light of hope iu his eves." The funeral was arranged to take place on the arrival of his two brothers from Medicioe Het One of these recently returned from overseas and was home a few weeks ego. The sympathy of the community is aroused for Mrs. Kamm - man and her family in their grief. BORN BtivritttY.—A t Regina, en Jane 16th, 1515, to Mr. and Mrs, Barry Buttery, 2958 Scarth street, 0 dnughter—Herriet Ethel. IBEICHSON.—In Saskatoon, Sask„ 00 August 6110, 1010, to Dr. Wm. and Mrs. Ibberson, a son—John llowoliffe. PoOm—In Vifinglinin, on August 4111, 1010, to Mr. and Mrs. Poul Pogli, ft I/011. MITTEL'. —At Clinton, on August 7th, 1010, to Mr. and Mrs. Edward 111111011, son—Erneet Edward. WILIIRE.—Ta Gladstone, 511011 • on July WM to Mr. and Mrs. Relit, Wilbuo, a ditugh. ter —Dell ,1 can, OIHO Alcindow —At Keatley, Sask., on July 240, 1010, Robert MoBlain, aged 114 years and 4 mon thi. RonrNson.-111 Brussels, 011 A nenst Sth, 1010, Witham Robinson, in his .61th year. Snof.mon.—At Walton, August 7)11, 1919, Alice Hewitt, beloved wife of W. IL Shol. diee, aged 68 years, 6 mouths cud 21 days. BRUSSELS MARKET -- Pall Wheat 02 05 Boring Wheat Oats 42 10 2 05 86 Da Peas 1 05 1 05 Barley 00 110 Butter 45 45 Eggs 411 40 Hogs 23 50 28 011 Wool 70 75 Potatoes per bag 85 1 00 Eftiv 18 00 20 011 Wool (Unwashed) 46 50 Lambs Strayed Two Spring Lambs strayed from Lot 20, Coil. He Grey township, on Thursday, August 7th. An information es to their ivheroabouts will be thankfully received. Phone 2017 JAS. FULTON. Drain Tenders The Municipal Column of the %township of Morris are asking for tenders for the construc- tion of the Sellere and the Xt,117 Drains. Plans and specifications at the Clerk's residence. Enolase a 560.00 good faith cheque. Tenders will be opened et am Township nen en mon. day, August 18th, ,t12 &Moak, wm, ansTox. Emote. A. MAOEWEN, Olerk. It is The t '0000100100 000=000=000=1=002 t e're t rt Thinking of your Fall Clothes and Serving. Sometimes even now we are glad to crawl into a warm dress. Be Prepared 1 and when "The North Winds do Blow" you will be warm and happy. We have in stock a full line of Light and Dark Flannelettes; Shirting, Shirting Flannel, Cotton; Cash- mere, Georgie Serge and Plaids for School Dresses, etc„ Dress Lengths in several shades of Silk Repocord and Silk Poplin. All Wool Navy Serge you would be proud to wear in a Suit or Dress, Corduroy Velvets, etc. Give us a call. live Fowl taken every Tuesday Morning teeeleaserneramearaenenteasee leSegoaelveltenevemeseeeeemintre R. 0. RATHWELL, Monorieff