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t'HUitStAY. DECEMBER 18, DM
GUAR: against dm in hangingup yt,nr
Christmas tlecorate:es either at Inane ur
1r you 11 ink •1'H>: Pd. 1' i, a Miley good
11ewr•,g,>•.rr your subsrriptiau and a word
of reeetunlendaton to friend won!d do
good ltesolatons of :melt -elation 2211'1
be tied, d MT for creat at this season of
the year.
A rrntatkalde :a•r,sl trip tsar wren room
plete'.1 uv Captain Ross Smith, au Ano-
trelian, who made 11,000 miles fluor
•r-.ngla of to Australia in 27 day,. •These
'i'rng !17:.tan,.•:' pioneers ate stitiving the
usefultmee tit the air !:hip iu times of
Peace :c; in tones of war.
D014. MR DOHERTY, the new Minister
of Agrteultere, said at Guelph last week,
that the Winter Fair would not be re
moved Y an Guelph ty Toronto. This
bugub,l, h+• been a source of perplexity
and disease:on for year, and it is a good
thi,pg.2lt(-9noi1U1etneut hae been made,
There „1 other p1:u•ee, ml the map be-
side Ton,nto, ;;Dud 2041 All as she is. I
PEncY FrsIIER, Eugland, saved a
young farmer from being gored to death
by an :u,s;ry lull null the rescued one
made Peggy his h'•ide as a reward
'Phis oho cs the heroism of both parties
and proves that a good turn should never
be left undone and at the right tune
too. Cupid has devious paths in we:k-
iog out life plans.
Luc AN 1'-0 perm['.• corker presented
Editor rlovereigu, of the Sun of that
town, with an uddtess of appreciation
a'ld a purse fur turning down the
Libel tv League, "'wish" during the
Reteceni1100. Tits Po,,r the the same
thing but 1p to this heir the add! ens and
coin have not Inv n .'5br. It we own-
ed a useae t,aa our 1 .•eau Bro. we'd feel
rich anyhow.
YEARS ago some athietie youths used
to do what was termed "setting the
mark," which coasistedof giving an ex
hibition bop, step and jump, running
jump, or some other stunt and then
drivinga peg into the round marking
P g R
the distauce for others to sspire to or
outdo. Listowel has "set the mark" in
a 16 year old lad who plumps down the
scales at gob pounds and still glowing,
Bent that if you can. His name is Will.
Savage, but little Willie is not a bit )dke
his name. •11e'e some plumper though
that Willie.
Tots is the week of the big IT. F. O.
Convention at Townie. It will be a
genuine love feast with Premier Drury
and the new Provincial Cabinet on hand
and also Bro. Halbert, the newly elected
M. P. for North Ontario constituency,
who had an easy victory over his In-
dependent Unionist opponent, Nell D.
McKinnon, 'Tuesday of last week. It
looks as if the Uniouist Government has
been
weighed in the political balance
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and is found wanting. You know what
cornea next on the program,
$ ,7on4000 is'g deg re be expended in
e big Good R'ladi movement in Manito•
ba. This Western Province evidences a
gutta deal of well balancer[ snap in pro•
meting Mc onto, its of lite country.
4Viiate searching for a David to Meet
a Goliath, es the lul0.vulg will ex-
i;lain :--"liiuhop McLaglen, of Clare -
1)5011), Smith Alrics, has aeut to the
"All Sports Wet key" an offer l0 box any
blshup 5 rounds tura feud for disabled
sold rel s and .olds that, to cid iu making
the Iuateb, he will rx tad the elfer to
any editor 0' ant; p.lp+.l o1 1,1‘,uo:u age.
Thu bishop is 68 '° tfuuld it be possible
for the Editor u( the Seaforth News,
,oho an, the data otiaves of clergyman
nod Editor, to vb ige 1110, MoLAglen,
atm el peau s tv 1 e spoiling for a fight i'
If the News man has not time perhaps
Bro. 1. Mitchell, Gudericll, might spates
half day from his archives to tread on
the tail of the coat of this eleriral pug.
It unpussti le it 18 up to [Wake Elliott, of
the Wingbam 'Dimes, it he can train
down to the uecessary weight. It's no
use for the brethren meutroued to reply
to Tag PosT and say •'take the job your-
self," If the had been able to take time
to bump the Bishop we never would
have anted oiler gall drivers to run
any risk, Failing nIl others we urge H.
F. Gadsby to step lute the breech and
sustain the 1louor of the press or else ar•
range with the Press Association to
select a roan. The matter should not be
delayed.
. \VELLINal'0N and Waterloo Counties
have been designated a, one judicial
district with fudges flays and Spotton
on bench If such an arrangement can
he made to serve two tush populous
Counties why m Rht it not warkin scores
of others and thereby cut off a big ex -
pease as under the present system with
the cutting 1 ff of bot ze and tie con: e-
gueut tedu:Con of crime and suits, eur-
tailmeut of unneeessaly expenditure is
the eerrect thing. Economy planning
has a big rola to p'atng the judici•
ars if satisfactory arrangements can be
ARE THE DAYS OF
•
Arrived at, Why pny thousands of dolt
lays to men to practically do little or
nothing.
GARMANY is in a hesitating 1000d
about Cumpleneg the Peace treaties but
the allies say it trust be done, end at
0000, or the armies will be asked to en-
force the agreetneutl While the signa-
tnres tnay he appended grudgingly there
le no way to get around a well nutier-
stood arrangement by all concerned.
Delay Duly adds to keeping the Mils -
tries interested unsettled and is n breach
of faith oil the pall of the losers.
Morris
A Christmas (lee 001Jae:t to be held
at 13rowntuwn Sehonl on 1''Ih1ay,
December !0th, Splendid program
offered.
Morris share of the Murray -Lamb
drain lawsuit was $100.25. You can
monkey with lots of things cheaper
than law,
ScirooL HEPOR•r.--Following is a
report of S. S. No, 5 Morrie fur the
Month of Nov, Pupils. examined iu
Grammar, Aeithurthr, History and
Literate: e, Those utarketl " missed
one o1. more examinations. Sr. IV.-
\[ildled Russell 100 ; Angela Kelly 7S ;
*Nellie Andersen 70 : Luno Procter
138; '"Nora Vanaamp 511: *Willard
Armstrollg 50 Jr. 1V.•--Alfna Kelly
89 ; 1Wilbet t Procter 78 ; Roy Amp -
strong 53. Se. I TI -Richie P(octel' 00,
Sr. II -Bobbie MacMurray, George
5121(111, Bob. Plotter, Edna Jackson.
L -Willie Gel(sby, Francis Jackson,
Prime: -Alberta I%1ae1[n11 ay, Harry
Jackson. Nnvlher 011 11111 1,8 Aver-
age attend:ore 15.
0.: 11. Rienoti. Teacher.
81.111000 REPuwe-Following is the
standing for ('1. S. No. 8, .Morris,
rut rhe menu) or 1\Tnvembei'
til', t\'---hlhel 1lalhers. Jt'. iV-
Kenneth MoVeltie, \'/alter Sellers,
Prater Mustard. Sr, HI -Lillian
Garniss, Viola blathers,. Doi is Allen.
Jr. III -Pearl Mathers, Lillie Gaieties,
Margaret McVettie, Gordon Hamilton,
Lloyd Tut vey, Sr, II -Harry Gar-
nier, Bert Garniss, Jr. II -Margaret
Mustard, Howard Woodrow, Mel-
ville Mothers, Charlie Allen, I1ene
Allen. First Class-Dofothy MnV'et-
tie, Bert blathers, Clifford \Voutlrow,
Dorothy ([Helots, Edith \Varwiek,
Pelmet• -Eddie Garniss, '['nae names
----- , are in the order of 111011 standing.
0 111. AVERY, Teacilot'.
kaLKt A! d r(I fflTrnel Auction Sales
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IS SUPERSTITION AND FALSE BE-
LIEF TO OVERSHADOW FACTS
ANY LONGER?
When a women who has been sick
for years heeoaies wellafter taking a
certain srientifie preparation -ran you
eleny that the remedy must bo good?
Read these extracts taken from a
Jotter written to us by Mrs. 11. Cross,
of 362 King Street West, Toronto: -
"I suffered for several years with
inflammatory Rheuntatism and could
[hardly get up or down stairs. My
Lua'band bought me a box of Temple -
ton's Rheumatic Capsules, and almost
immediately I felt relief. The swell-
ings started to go down and the stiff-
ness left any knees. I might say that
previously to using- T.R.0.'s. I had
tried almost everything under the sun
without success. I am a happier and
wiser woman now, and I eanuot thank
you enough for the aid T.R.(?,'s have
given 1(10.''
It's the same story from hundreds
of other Rheumatic sufferers. They
tried T,R,C.'s and T.R.C,'s fixed there
up. 11 you suffer, try then[.
Ask o: 'a
lrDri -tor write e
your Druggist t us for our new
(1 el11, upt: 50it, 142 Xing and costs you », W
(Templeton. ]42 ,vl,e "Pest, 'eceli,t of ,1•e
Mail T.fi.C.l. anywhere on receipt of .heJ.
Sole agent in Brussels, Jas. Fox, Druggist.
AUCTION �A Lai OF FA2IM STOCK, IMPLE•
a[Rsms, St'. .[aw2s •l'sylor, Auctioneer, '
rreehved instructions from the endere)gnd
Proprietor In telt by Public Auction at Nl-::
but 7, ('on, 7, Steins on 1'ne+day, Dee 23rd,
at 12 o'clock, sharp. the following valuable
Property :-1 heavy draught ho- se 8 velars 111d,
1 heavy draught mare s years old, 1 driving
mare 5 years old, 1 Spring colt, 5 COWS nil,.
posed 1n calf, 4 heifers 2 years old, 2 steers 2
years old, 4 [heifers 1 year old, 0 spring calves,
1 sow, 12 pigs 2 Jnnnths old, 1 pair of geese,
about 40 liens, Massey -Burris oul(lvator,
Maseey-Earrla manure spreader, disc harrow.
Deering mower 8 ft cut, mower with pen bar.
wester attachment, Massey -Harris [hay loader,
Maxwell side rake. sulky reke, 2 hay racks,
1 stock dick 11 ft ,Jdiap roller, Perrin 2 furrow
riding plow, Pleuralking plow, 2 trod plows,
2 stubble plows. gang plow, iron wagon, wag-
on with box, road cont, 2 top buggies, 51cTag-
kart fanning mill, set scales 1500 lbs. with plat -
Fenn , set bob -sleighs, cutter, hay folk, slings
and ropes, 2 sets of double harness, 1 set of
single harness, 1 snuffler, set of harrows, Max-
well cylinder root pnlper, well windlass, 2 iron
kettles, post hole anger, vinegar barrel, Dnia7
churn, washing maohfue, DeLaval cream sep-
arator nearly new, 1 Doherty steel range, 1 air
tight heater, 500 fence slats, side scraper, 5101054
scraper, cedar hem trosts,r 100 brick and 1110
tile, 60 feet galvanized inch piping, 8 ladders,
grindstone, tinkle grinder, quantity of 2 20w. 1
eel and 0 rowed barley, 10U bus. mixed grail,
800 bus. ants, 50 bus. wheat, quantity man -
golds, turnips and hay, hand rakes, shovels,
orowbars, chains and other articles too
numerous to menden including HOMO )rouse•
holo effeots. Sale without reserve 115 the 1
Proprietor has sold his farm. Terms -All 1
sums of $10 and under cash ;.over that amount
10 months credit given on furnishing approved
joint notes. 5 per cent off for cash on credit
amounts. Hay, Grain and roots cash.
ALBERT T. COLE, Proprietor. 1
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"WHAT SHALL
PLAY FOR YOU?"
Come -name your artist and your selection.
I'll play it for you, no matter what it is.
Rousing, rollicking, campfire songs, negro
melodies, grand opera -all can be played on the
Brant -Ola.
Plays all makes of disc records properly.
Perfect tone reproduction. The world's best
music brought into your home, ready at a
moment's notice.
The Brant -Ola is a wonderful instrument.
Master workmen make it in seven different
styles. Finished in Fumed Oak or Mahogany.
Bev to choose, a style and price to suit every
home and purse.
Arrange for a demonstration at your dealer's.
You'll want the Brant -tela.
SOLD HERE BY
John Oliver
.7 BRAN'I'FOR.D
1 SALES LTD.
BRANTFORD, CANADA
Dlsttlbutore
Teacher Wanted
Q'luliaed l„nohur wanted for N. S, Nn. 11,
Morris town chip, duties to oouuneave .1apu-
nrfb11t.11)1, Nnlnry 1)161 per annaln. App11•
cellona, stating 11 lillldltteal LOIN (1114 e0)Ie11011re.
In be addressed to
J OSEP11 11)5121,1577,
11. 11. No. 2, Myth.
- Farm For Sale
Being North 14 Lot 22, Con. 4. Morris town.
obit), 501 antler grass, There Is u good bank
barn, driving sited and hen house. SI11endld
orchard and 0 never failing apring on tap
place. 1,'or further partieuiars apply to
J0sk1PB DAVIDSON
100 Saukville Street London, Ont.
or F. H. Scott, Brussels, Ont_
Property for Sale
The nndersigael Off urs for .sale Ile lloueo and
lot on Turnberry Street, South, Brussels.
Hood brick house and woodshed, about 1 mire
of land, good well, SO. For further partieu-
tars apply to W aL PE111t1E, Brussels. 21.11
Nouse for 5ale in Cranbrook
Comfortable brick house and }. acre of land
Lor sale. (load woodshed, frame stable, or.
chard. well. &,o., [crated in v111nge of testa -
brook, belonging to estate of late Donald Me-
nougall. For further particular,: apply to
\Y 1 SMA I I D1)N, Cranbrook.
281(' or ALEN. arIOUGALI.. St. Thomas.
Short Horn Bulls
We have won 1st Prize on bull calf at Bros -
SOS Fall Fair for 8 years in succession and have
always something good on hand for sale.
0. TURNBULL, C NON,
Phone 2214 Lot 10, Con, 15, Grey Twp.
Short Nora Boll Calves for Sale
IJnd,+r+iguud
odors for sale h Short horn
hull calves, from the iv ell known sire, Hum
11010 Smelt), teed by Harry 0111[01 and nw,wd
by ulnlel'slgited- A vett, Prmeese Pet from
sltnle ball, sold tit Itl'ieller'a sato, Elmira l'e-
eently fort kiln rile highest Trina at solo, Re•
111 eft nays "she ion heifer of Show tlalbre and
years old,' I1entail 1 Stamp is also for sale
Will trleu se'I n registered Ilnrkahlfe beg. N!I
but e0, 11011 0 11)01112 month15.
JNC G.SPEIR,•
Phone Id¢ 14ruanula P. 0,
Farm for Sae
1 _ 2,1. 1..1) 171 Cou.5, Mor•[s 77.110201.15,
c r ; 1110 Iu) 1,0100 In good stets of•eultivn-
tr m;,. 11buildings.uiidinco, abundance of wnt0r,c0u-
081)1ru1 10 to rrll ml. lbunodlete poosesefoa. For
forth, 0 inti tit.A41,4 0 [ply 70
1n014it1(T N1111vl't>A1BE,
: 7-21 131ytlt 16, lt, No. 2
For Sale
1' mooned lot., o'n)niniug ON 0010, le 011e
1' !I c" t t , Tanl,roolq the property of the late
1' • goo Brown, Is offered for sale. Frame
1, •,• .111 'r, t, nit trees, Re, Possession could
1•r.Ivt,•ac0 For further ,articuh, in lip.
1,.., 1 11 et •1'11 ua eall1)11nN a1' Wal Unau17to0,
EE •.,I,�n...dote of the Isle Mrs. A gnus B10511,
0,1. tie ,.nit
Bull for r Service
"''1' yr 1 r i, ll p III keep for service, on S1c,
1 8t.. ('•.n. 2. "ferret ti,wnshtp, the thoro'•bred'
Snort Horn Ilan, (ltdnn,rrl or Salem, No.
'50410''. Sir'.1 by llainford 58,1.5,112 1100000) ;
Dam 117 i',i r.+1 Vin 1,y Nnyei Sailor ,18052), Ped•
levee 11110 be • •en on tlpplintl u0 Terbls-
51U.00 foe thorn; �hn'ds payable at h l,n• of 20r -
vice rr ith p11 r1(,'g.• to rttttrn, Ci, nJ, r..w , 1101
allowed.
THOS. PIEltglt,
Pen Prletnr.
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