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SMITH
4 � . �+tare
Jiro ist and Stationer
Brussels Jilted Church
REV. A, W, BARKER, ls• 0.
MINISTER
Sunday, Mar. 20th
11 a,nl.--Public Worship.
Anniversary of the Women's
Missionary Society.
Mrs, (Rev.) Longby, of China,
will address the congregation.
Special Missionary Offering.
3 p.m.—Sabbath School ses-
sion and Bible Classes -
7 p.m.—Public Worship.
Tlie Minister -Theme:
"The Mission of the Master"
Tuesday—Y. P. Society.
Wednesday — Prayer Service
-Choir rehearsal.
Friday at 7.30 -Boys' Class.
Sawmill Now Running, I A Clever Play Coming,
Amin Bros. have commenced "I ov. e Marv'' taken from "Mrs.
work nt thD custom :awing. Quite a
:tock of logs have boon brought in
during the winter.
"Delight" Lattnched Again.
N;lt'il1,a'ion will open early this
year. The "Delight' was IRUIIChn(1
ing( e x4'air,iona� cup th h it \Ia Maitland.
Mistake in Press.
In the advt, of Tho.;, Kerr'; for Inspector Was Here.
Cotton Seed Heal last week, the - The Tn •peetor of the Firn ttnder-
piee was qunted as $2.60 our cwt. writers was hero on Monday .for no
It The should
lcorr,ctiolt iso have ben r madeit) the( aadvt. flood being on, the1lde decided to ret uaccount orn
this week. al a later date.
As Coadjutor. Heads Orangemen.
It is rumored that Very Rev. Dealt J. J. ITrut 1. Editor of the Rio -
Arthur Carlisle of Christ Church eudine Reporter. was elected Grand
ed Bishop Montreal,
hi hop (nl(lj)ltttlof Huroniay be i(t
er Dios \ nllat100 d (uelphWe tastwe<,
OntarioOrange
t31r.
Pete,' ',t 0 h•• tinny gleet?Ing o1' the Syn- oiteuld stake a eapahl pre.
od uC Huron. Dean 1'arlesle was siding officer.
formerly rector of Croayn Memorial
Hoene -Made Baking Sale.
church, Iiamiltol, There will be a sale of home-made
Women's Institute. baking and a hot supper, under the
Tho March mec`ting of the Wom gnsuires of the W.C.T,TI in Miss
's Institute will be hell Fehlay TTnnter's lunch rooms on Saturday.
March 19. Supper will bo served
from 4.30 to 7.30.
Sfecinl Session of Co. Council.
Reeve Backer has been notified to
Wags of the Cabbage Patch will be
the feature friday and Saturday,
March 25, 26alerts down the slate.
Sold His House.
l'hl. Garton has disposed of his
bons. and Int to Percy •Tyeimmn, who
,.uvb ised it is 0 home for his mother,
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Garton is talking of going Weal
this summer.
afternoon of this week at three 0 -
eloek,in the Public Library. A pap-
' er on "Mu: ic" will be read by Mrs.
Jets, S. Armstrong. There. will be
Lost—A Fox Hound about a week
ago. Light in color. Weide Me -
1 Donald. Phone 2.17.
1 SEED Barley, 6 -rowed and 2 -rowed,
a quantity of it for sale. Photo
21-19. Alex. McLauchlan, R. R.
5, Brussels. 2T
TEAM of Heavy Colts, rising 3
years old, for sale. Mark Cardiff,
Lot 11, Con. 13, Grey. Phone
4216.
HEAVY Colt, Rising 3 Years Old,
for sale. Carl Procter, Phone
1312. 39 -if
' FARM TO RENT.—Lot 10, Con, 14,
Grey. Apply to Nelson Askin,
P,ent River, Ont.
FOR SALE.—Baby Carriage in good
condition. Phone 31x.
• ROCK Hatching Eggs For Sale. .Ap-
ply to John R. Olive r, P .on. -a 281S1 1.
FOR SALE.—Quantity of ' No. 1
Local Ne s Items
:,y ygw :":::. t e a t tetteeet al :.,:.,,»tee - ... ealate5-a `.eeelat io ;e;»<»wtelter«;,e,.,,.
Alfaalta and Timothy. Also a
aloe -r. Russel Knight,
some community singing. Roll Ca
is to be answered by a Potato Recipe. offend a special session of the Co.
All the ladies of the community are Council next Wednesday and Thurs-
cordially invited to the meeting, clay, to review the question of the
Equalization assessment, which is
"Boy Friend" Coming -to Grand. now before the -Court.
An elaborate dream sequence, em-
ploying hundreds of people, and corn
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prising one of the most novel scenes "]Tattling Butler" played at the
ever incorporated into a picture, was Grand the last three days last week
photographed by MontsBell
for
h snds w good
ohous
production of The Boy Fad Son thise, is "Every
which comes to the Grand Theatre drawing fair crowds. The last sbow
as a Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer picture is on Wednesday evening.
on Monday and Tuesday. It is the Engagement Announced.
dreamt of John Barrer. as Toe Pond,
"The boy friend," who, ben
that he is disgraced a'id has lost his
girl, has a nightmare in which he
sees the faults and virtues of his
enemies and friends exal;oorated
many fold. The "kick" of the dream
however, is the fact that everyone is
charming, Joe has tried to intpress
upon the small town consri ,u-,n'>s;
the 'a'nrportauee of manners and grac-
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Pollack, of
Kincardine, Ont., announce the en-
gagement of their youngest daugh-
ter, Gladys A., to Rev. A. W. Barker,
11. D., of Brussels, the marriage to
take place quietly in the latter part
of March.
Has Prominent Role.
The Free Press, London, last week
iousncss without appreciable results. published the picture of a niece of
In his dream he Rees everyone, the 'Mrs. ida Lowry, and gave the follow -
traffic cop, garbage man tad hDrse, ing item,—Miss Reta. Lowry, who is
included, weerinct, dinner clothes and to play the pert of "Rose," the in -
being "charming." Marceline Day gentle role in the Glee Club produc-
Ttlay; opposite John I-iarron In 1.
i3oy Friend."
Pays Tribute.
R. R. 2,Tho \Vim0b:nn advance last w•eol;
Phone" F -Ir; Iitu=;.l;• paid the following tribute to the, 110
tion of "The Highwayman, a t•nn-
voratinn - Hall. University of Weaern
Ontario, on Maroh 31 and Apra 1.
Concert and Play.
A convert mrd play will h, iven
SCOTCH
Bred' Bull For Sale bean. \
� tet
1 aformer .•c } on
Thursday)d1v
eve
t March
h
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It1n i^tOran 110s$,;11. N i
I, , 1t
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L <t (l 01111011 of Patti- t1
Town ITzih under the auspicesof
I of Con. 1 It
h great regret that we the
Y.P.S.V of
Brussels
United
church.
ttrl
t . art' called upon to record the passing )),'.r C. huff. A.C.G.O. will be as -
"P3 For Sale --George Bi:,h- t 1
l ogre. 7
ll'.' t '' t -"n 1 of one of Win;; i.ed h}• local tnusi'cal talent and al -
Hydro Blinked. nit, 1., . t;, Cue, 7, Gros, P t 1% to the
Did a Good Job. „ _r basis 111(11te titiwlta in the person „ by firs. Vanwyke, eloeutnunhat of
good Some out=•d-. trouble enfold Hy- 1 21 '• W. 1', V;utanntr, He I. ft, ea, NA inf.41111111, The second half of t'nc
The rain on Sunday [vaa ;i -- - 1 t
dro to go off about six o•t•locls Suit- i A SHORTHORN Bull, 11 Months
spoken (11' a• a mac tciihut an c'nu- ,.,•;,,• -,'t will be a humorous play, "111
clean-up remedy.
day evening fora :Theft tin,,•. Girl, rv:ui color. John Put;-) lett
(t, Coo. 1 ,. C ray. t`aoa ' P2-111,
ice Went Over Sunday.• i 'll 1 lather, Vii 11 1 ti'ut I t FOX'S Ilrti'*
to' \Ir, \ ut tone. was horn in 1?e` Perplexing Situation: ° boats Wray )C
1 1 n r -i ,. ti l i i. - ..,fret `i .=tote. Sec
being ng;i.;. d in the m111111l , td t. in The Post.
1:10111 so thorn. Later the family mov-
ed t0 1,+•us 1.. where father and son Two Church Societies
wcr, ext 'n,it elf r t1ed in 111100 'fa Receive Bequa:ts.
1 :acv milling. The de'c'eased was made known at the regular
a loyal soil of Huron County-, and alenv .rill:; of the W. M. S., of Melville
a ,a s tool-. a deep interest in public 1: i--I-t•I. _ u•.n (''hut n, on Friday a£-
lau;. :\t the age of 21 he was a 1•,0111111 that rho Society had been
ected which
er of 'tile Brussels Coun- 1 et» l tti+'re 1 in the will of the late
oil, in ich het served for : everal : J . \Villi un Martis of times village.
The lee off the alai doth went eii Sold Milk Route. iuNcti or Little, a i;s For Sal:.
on Sunday. Tile riven' rose :o stood Jan'. iei,llr_<'.-,a & Sonleave dingo_ tet 11 tic(tuarric, latt 32, Con.
marks on Saturday. ed of their milk route to Elston C:t1- i 11, Gley. Phone .19-11.
rl r ,tete.
i" who po e cion on April
f FOR SALE.—Rad %I -1 rllfadfa
Making Good Progress. Rth SLE Rad 1 75atr thy
Ahzx, Alta:'=on has had :i'r. old Concert and Birthday Party, II and
'I 'toothy and A1,1'<' noted•
g's torn dowel :end as soon as Th,, Outlook Misr- nn Band, of ! H :.dv,ne, lTa: 11 .incl Flttc•ry
building's to t
the woollier heroines settled will ro-it lira , T•nit 9 c hureh, w;11 befit a 1
..no
, IN, J. Dan", P,luevale. '_'T
the work of erecting his new garage (,i: t :trod 1 1 it la; Party on the
,,. 11 1 of Monday, March 'nth. A 100 Acre farm to rent in Morris Two.
Spoke at Gerrie. .coed pi 0:1'„nrt 1- h, in'.. T.repl:._ 1 fora Apply to W. .A. Lowry. I fusel:
•+•e ,old in the the or<,1::'on, All :Hite boxes are to ; 4 Yearling O::ford Ewe., .for sale. Years. In 1880 h., WOS 0100) 0(1 to
who died a r1u Inc of wool s agro, and
Special 14 -e ,n ice; wt1 YPhone 107 Cameron Cuchrrulc -7.1 I:s Minnie Montgomery of Walk- nb ladles trill ilae(t a tdr sum of
Gori. i:nite.d Church last Sunday, r.,' a::,,,b•d in at thi:. meeting. SOWS York sow with , rton, who predeceased him several �,
rf file \V. 1f. S, unit I for Sale ----One sone. The Ladies' Aid Society, of
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rr a go. 'therm. was horn (1I tion ih •;uv, hurlh ,all likewise rec•clr•e
t L-1 t- one 1(111 and three dough -.D c.100 Teem the sante ourco. Deems -
viesC. G. V onto; le' of the Wro, De- . ; was ono of the earliest members
cies Co.. Toronto, ;111:, R. Th 1''014. , I ♦a„ .n
tee .,rl • •3 Alabama • Miss of tilt W. AI, S„ and at the time of
1, of nrtgonn-1,, , her death i.e: the honorary president
Norma. Toronto, ronto, ;and Mrs, J. S. Doo.of the Society.
le, Kincardine, Ont. In 1900 Mr.
Versatile came to \Vin *Ilam, repro A Society Event.
senting' tete \Vat. Davies Co., as Dis-
trict bast week's; 4 furday Night, pub -
Buyer. In addition he showed t''1t l photos of 1111', Mrs,
a t.mt deal of enterprise in build- Cecil t,a,ihtuu 1 .aundy (nee Misa
Ma huse. and purchasing and re- Dorothy Holmes), a former resident'
tit;, l;')1in._ others, and ho is kindly of 1:ru :r-1 . The item bearing; the
,reat-utl,r-red by 1Alwaa' Wren it. •t photos was as follow,:—"Who,;,, re-
terestr of work. Always keenly in- cont utarr't,xe W1ls 0 :mart event in-
tr t c :.ted in the w•elf u, of the. cots 'Victoria, B.C. The bride was form-
thecInanity, h, crave his a<the :11111)0.1 to may Dorothy Mar ,a ct, d u ,biter of
the Schoolshing as the f the fast Dr, end .Sra W. Lane Holmes, of
1litll School, and was one of for fust The liar _n, Victoria, and the bride-
ttu,tees, acting as Chairman .for sea- groom the Fol of 11'Tr. and Nlrs. T.
d f t i d n
r' Victoria. Ho i; t member of one of
BANKING
FIFTY
YEARS
Drawing Upon
the .Sensitive Customer
1114 cllleetin,l aP money by draft.
lute oiit t ,uottll1' bet•1 regarded by
. ree,ipient of a draft, 1111 a erltent}o1
nprul h14 tsllilil,y to pay, There is no
foundation fat such an idea, and full
ltunwlecige of a be, use of this system (1e-
tllllttatiales tothelilostcnnNClelll:1t11iO of
men Hint he service 19 a eenvelti"ilete to
111 to. well as to lila oreditor. t;1 molar('
13aulc collodions by draft aft uniea'r.ally
used by liusiaeas houses t'.o [vbtii 0,111.1•
esy and goodwill are 00 1,. 'mini in
ttttnsactiou+ tts is e Iftc loot Ito (intoe 1ur1-
age lnettl
TF. IE
STAN .tom. „ BA -N K
,p1 CA,AIA.DA.
BRUSSELS BRANCH—G, H. Semis, Manager
Will Hold a Sale, • BORN
The Ladies' Guild of St, John's BOW MAN.—In Morrie township, on Monday.
Church, will (told a sale of home- j February 14th,11)27, to Mr. and Mrs, Jobs
!Wade baking, candy, etc., in the{ Bowman, a daughter (Isabel Jeanette.)
Public Library on Saturday after- li
noon, March 26th. Watch for Furth' IN MEMORIAM
n0NN18.—In loving memory of Annie Bull,
beloved wife of 17.51 Dennis, who passed
Mnroh 16111,1926, at Sand springs, Okla.
This day brings back the memory
Ota loved one laid to rent;
And those who think or yon treday
Are those who loved you heat.
You are not forgotten, Annie dear,
Nor over will yon be,
Al' long as life end memory lasts
We will remember you,
, Sadly mis4ed by husband, Foreitts emit
Brothers. Mas. 11AmaY 0105018.
on b_natt < weld a Hot -Dog Supper. litter flee w c1 old also one lore(
les' Aid of the Church at. thr.
morning service Dr. iii'Mait 1l, a r - - 1r, - t, rr Star Lodge h0.C1,F., held " ; (sur, to farrow in May. Both
1r "1 Indio, "tae „rdor:-1 inoh after the lodge. i are young ;ow•s. Phone Sit 1',
to t.,,l ess mid •`i - Lake, Lot' :C, Cot. 10, Gley,
an adelre=s and in tha t' -ening �1I+s• ;,,,•;, , ,;1•:r ]aei: Thursday even- 1
Mt'Gni r,`, of Brussels, spoke on the lief. \\'o- th,,t the r ,en some of ' QUANTITY of Timothy Hay For
subject of "Christian 11 '2 irdslit, ;1i 1 t 11 , "b:a. a 1' around ; sale. I'1 -lone 521, Geo, Baker,
an tet v_c°t the next day? ie;-tP
A Close Call.
' FRESH Beef For Sale by the Quer-
As .inhtt Wright, ttv- w II known • London Pc'tor Resigns. ter t1• in small gitattttt cs. A'so
ut r-0 �_: •n� o, f;1t,<,I: '111 111; (":.pt la; -v. E. W. .Edwards, M.A.. � fresh port:, sausage and laud. Ap-
1 i,. ply to R. J. McLennan, R. lt,
1 ,1 last T ur:d'r r r 1 •(•' L T' T> AT i' h 1 �S�ir d as partol• o£ -r 1
()tau Al 11 1: -'-, t, and the -feeder n (,,,{ i{1- rr::iOtult:ob, ,-tilled 11) 001 ef- HOUSE and Lot For Sale. Apply
nay hom,
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at 1101,11 ib""0 Joins 3tt t nl'lt i 1;,Iia11: 1 init.1 t'huio1, London 1 1Itietall•. Telephone 101
1111111 per :,tt•urk Mr. \ t It • i 1 i f, et n t Jane, u,', e :pled at a to illiss Hingeton.
knocked hum down for e',- en:'•at. l,( 1 conn. iinaa1 111 tin . Mr. Ed- COMFORTABLE frame dwelling
aa; a bit 1'5131 1,...•.1 up 1 about t_t. 7 t : ` Aril 13 itt tc 1 1.'1)11 111 n years ago jj ltnu a in Brussels for sale at a
and hi 'body' }.'idly trtii'd• from 1. towel us nc-.s-,or to Rev. j bargain. ,A7ply to W. M. Sinclair.
4, ;,.'t want another round with n \�. i Hiles, 11.A.,alio was moved to
;auto, alt a foul II 1 regarded de•d as a very
El 'ed Queen of Carnival co Boxes Up.
C t 1 1 1 acne lar of <i'n`- j
1 scholarly type of m1,01 -ter, bolding { Post Office e"^- ' rl`1l•ter tt arts and
er announcement next week,
Engine Exploded.
Friday morning the gasoline en-
gine exploded at Ewan's carriage
factory and is a total loss. Mr. Walk-
er had been to the engine a few min-
utes before and had left the room,
which was indeed fortunate, as met-
al was scattered all over the place.
Guide to Motorists.
Any person over 18 may procure
o license to own or operate a motor
car.
Botweon the ages of 16 and 18 a
person may secure a permit to drive
on passing an examination and ob-
taining a chauffeur's license, other-
wise they are liable to a fine.
No one under 16 years of age is
permitted to drive under the High-
ways Act, Violators are open to a
fine.
David Trail], for 40 years a hard-
ware merchant in Walkerton, who
died there on Feb. 26, left tw'nt r
thousand dollars to the Walkerton
Hospital. The estate is valued at
'•100.000,
tetpla
rh nn T h
le Port Horan. 871
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dent of Rnr-h•i , In hr: 115
4AI ITt1 -in N, rank. N -I .,-n Ala h PI h•1937
Tn •mos gyp. nil. iotrne 1 of III 11.,.els, in
OONIOI2v11. f) —111 1 olmunuo. Mon .no Mareh
7th I1- r.•,,,••,. . -•••logy 1,, a [uuuer
resident o1' It orris. ,tgeda-vt It r+,
I teal yeas., and n's rets gee o e of Se]lind:;•e, Oak .Bay',
year ago, In July of 1)121, 1\T 11, Ji,ndy'
the oldest fantili'1 in British Colutn-
1,1s, his mother being a daughter of
the late Right Lev. Edward Cridge,
Dishop of Victoria, who arrived iu
this city on a Hudson's B.y sailing
ship in April, 1855, together with
his wife. The family have resided
there ever since."
Minor Locals. -
Is this spring?
Say it with Printer's tnk.
Skating is over for the season.
Marbles are all the go at present.
Better not take thein off just yet.
Wait a week before you 'plant the
onions. .
Income Tax Sheets are 11030 avail-
able at the Post Office.
Navigation opened up with a bang
o1 the Maitland on Sunday.
"Make Canada a land to love" is
the Montreal Witness' latest slogan.
The Boy Scouts cleaned off the
snow from the Bridge to the Woolen
Mill on Saturday.
The Toronto Telegram asks:• --Will
Henry Ford get the boys and girls
out of the dances by Chrildlnas?
Many people exclaim: "What a de-
lightful winter this has been!" but
nobody is heard bemoaning its de-
parture,
The weather man is certainly do-
ing Ids bust to make March one long
to bo remembered for warmth and
beauty.
Door-to-door salesmen are not al-
ways to be relied on; therefore house-
holders will bo wiso in stieplting , to
their old reliable dealers in supplying
their needs.
Divorces in Canada during 1926
reached a total of 603 or an Increase
of 10 per cent, over 1925. This par-
ticular form of blight with regard to
the pair crop is manifestly on the in-
crease.
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.r• oke, irons Indy degrees. Sutre going to Lon- The Pnat,t} Drp:triment is after VanStone was married to Miss Ishza-
1d'e following item, taken
e Grande i f':lll ��. HeI'ald. .a!'.�1., re- i dell( Mr, '1'. Edwards )ata b:•l. It a 1('CtnrCr i more lllnney but there 19 no reason bet]( Weir, of (:11Lr07•(1. w)10 [[:t. one
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frac to Fite:; .^,I't0,rare". Moore, a Ra philosophy at: the University rtity of Irl n, After the 1st of April the $l of the most devoted and faithful011. of
end t year tools � limo:, [,111 b tl $` boxes will helpnutes. Our town has loot tut.' of
its most noble: citizens,
and the Am-
aliean Church, a pillar. In p'tlit c';(,
11lr. VanStone was -a. staunch Corser-
r•ntive, being President of the'Wing.
ham Conservative Aeerie talon for
many years, and also acted as Presi-
dent of the Chamber of Commerce
until two years ago, when he was el-
ected Honorary President. The fun -
era] was very largely attended and
tank place from St. Paul's Anglicans
Church, on Saturday afternoon, .Rev.
Mr. Schaefter conducting the service.
'i'lte' most beautiful flowers wore a
great tribute of Mr. VanStone's
sterling character, The pallbearers
were; Messrs. R. 'ValStone, William
Green, Geo. Spottol, Amos Tipling,
Thomas Ring and Dudley Holmes.
Interment took place in the family
plot in the Brussel. Cemetery. The
family, with the exception of Mrs,
Forster, were all at his bedside dur-
ing his last illness, This- paper joins
in extending its sympathy to the sora
sowing wife, who proved such an un-
tiring nurse during his illness, and
to his devoted family. Those out of
town who attended the funeral of the
late Mr. VanStono were: ---Nathan
Johns, Sask.; Will Bugg, Detroit;
Herb Bugg, Toronto; J. and 0;, Bis-
set of Godericlt; A. Allen, Colborne;
J. Corbett, Toronto; Mr. Talbot of
the Wm, Davies Co., Toronto; Mr.
and Mrs, Eckenswiler; John Weir,
Mrs, W. Eckenswiler, Miss Annie
McI4wan of- Clifford; Henry Meyers,
Southampton; J. P. Meyers, South-
ampton; Mrs. J. P. Coultes, Hamil-
ton; Mrs. Waringand Alex. Gibson,
Wroxeter; Mrs. . P. Campbell, Kin.
cardiae; Mrs. F. G. Abel Toronto;
D, Robinson, Toronto, afI i1. Carson
of London.
xrandrl )u ttt•o• „1' the 1: t • it. elle and
Mrs. Moore. and of Wn, :,tub Mts,
Tel fnrm,•r e lit- rs (11 111•utr•11.
atargnrr t anent see tai month
along with her -mode r, alto. 11. F.
Moore, and her b : , ta,c' • •n
Brussels eleven er twelve n • .t n
d attended Bra, 1.' hr i-
"Throne a/at tee „ i t t
Wc:s ern Ontario end last e 112; to
Bell at ! )e .:1; and the : 3 boxes will be $5.
classes i» philosophy and hing
Alma Lariie.; College. Ho is also en- There is no use kicking at the post
-a'_ 'd to 411111: «.{tout -in - literary office wicket ---you can either pay it
work. Mr. Edward' has served tunny or give up your box.
rear•, in the Methodist and TJttited Legalizing What is Now Unlawful.
Clotted) mini•;try, his .barges includ- g r
11114 Rutherford Tiverton, Thedl'ord, There is a Bill before. the Ontario
and
} t thAp
ringfield, Highgate, Seafolth, Lis- Legislature to increase the speed
high in the Carnival Qu Camps,. itt se. t,t t•l and Robinson Church. limit in the Province, outside of the
and the result «aa ;an one I 1 ,.1113' In. towns and cities, from 25 to 35 utiles
til within an hour or so i the eros- "Paddy -the -Next -Best -Thing." per hour. It is aseerted the average
ing time Early in the Week. l . 111 1I \I trsh, celebrated little film speed by automobiles for a long
Kathleen lead noOrr, of Grand tPeil t Far :tut tufareturned to the screen af- time has been easily 35 miles per
took the rel two yenta' ebsc,itt e , in the title hour. It is, perhaps. a good thing to
day mooning, butt held of until the suppn 'teat to rnir of ` flatly -the. -Next - Best- ate that the Government is providing
Miss Moore had slots; tl, 4thee to •flliti ' a pt•r•tere version of Ger- less work foo the traffic officer, and
withhold their ballots until the oleo- I,•,21 P,,.', fainoua novel and the tn('irl"totally respectable citizen., who
t1 he a •14 er the fore n'c r,,,, ,..,int 1 that h had run of 3 are in a hurry, will not feel that they
en n , , _ , 1110 play
i la as ac a
on Friday afternoon. bila• tel at it l cr"it at the Savoy theatre London, are law breakers. The Ba1.1 also pro-
s very suhatantinl lead and at th' \v} • • 0 u arnxrdno, and vides that every horse-drawn vehicle
final count tit : r'ven o' l,) f abe ri
creased her lead by a fur It - several
thousand, The newly elected omen
is a very popular yntnt" 1ac1v of
Clairmont, and has resided there for
seventeen years. Her p tt tn1', 811',
and Mrs. Robert Moore, w, n' enema,
the earliest settlers in the Overdo
Prairie country, and aro well known
throughout the toroth and breadth of
the district, On this account, Miss
Moore not only receivers the s111900t
of the Clairmont district residents,
but drew a large vote from other
sections. Her victory was won by a
eabataltdal majority, which speaks
for her popularity, and Queen Mar-
garet is well suited to be the second
Carnival Queen, Miss Kathleen Orr
and Miss Mildred Chartist, who re-
ceived the second and third number
of votes were appointed as ladies in
waiting to )ler Majesty Queen lMlar-
aret. Mestere harry Turner and
Jack Spicer were the „page boys at
nm'n01, man at night must carr a light.
Trish f,om bee nn r to her toes, this g
avm'ite of the amino, is credited Died in Newark.
with giving of her very beat in this Word was received in Brussels
Allir d Peodue r t and Distributors
Corporation t hone which fomes' last week of the death of Thomas
Friday and Saturday as the 'olense Smith, son of then late W. and Mrs.
attraction at the Grand Theatre. In Smith, who passed away at his home
addition to her other charms Miss in Newark, N.J. Wednesday last. The
Marsh is highly athletic and in "Pad- ]ate Mr. Smith had been in poor
11,v" ,:he runs almost a Fairbanksiarl health for the last 6 or 7 months
gamut of physieal activity. She, rides, from kidney trouble. Pio is survived
hunts, swims sails a boat, dames, 1 by his widow, formerly Miss Jessie
clambers over ,tone. 'walls, loops McCallum, of town, and 3 grown up
through windows parades about in i children, besides two sisters and
a suit of medieval! armor, takes an three brothers, W. C. Smith, of town,
eerie perch at the tightest top of the ' being one of the brothers, The
mountains of O'M<:ath, and finally is eeasod visited here about 10 years
lost in a fog Stich as is known only ago, the only time since his removal
in England and Ireland, and ie bur- to the States some 42 odd years ago.
led to her neck in quick -sand. Since ° The older citizens will remember him
her favorite forms of exercise are better if we recall his nickname,
swimming and horse -back ridmg, sho "Recltla�ls" Smith. ' The funeral took
enjoyed these parts of the picture, place in Newark on Monday of thio
but speaks with much less enthlrsiastn week.,Mrs. Robert klenderson, of
, town, ;as a sister of Mrs, Snub,
of the fog and bog.
the Crowning ceremonlr,
Auction Sale.
'rtIOltODAY, IIAnnn 17.1,1, -Farm stook, lm
biro eats, etc., Lot 27, ('on, 16, Grey. Sale au.
reserved at 1 o'clock, D, Al, Scott, Auo, ;
Albert Whitfield, Prop.
MONDAY, DIAtR011 216'1, -Worm Stook, Dupla
malts, furniture. so, at Let la. ('nn. 15, Grey
at l.68n'cioak, sllarp .1, Wortley, Prep.;
h 01 scoff, mac.
wleotlstAY, MAPCO 16. -Forel stock and
implements, at Nl Lot 6, Con, A. Morris town.-
rbtp 101eat. 2dpluelt, Mrs Olive Corbett,
cnlinlstrutrlx: .Inmos Taylor, Aufttonoor;
Ili, bard Procter, ( 'tr•rk
Titt'I,SDAY, A1A„eta 11,11 -1,,'111 atoelt, 1019'
1'1t -td”, grain, Cr, at Lot 1-I, Von .11. Grey, at
1 o'clock sharp. Jolla Dark, Prop. ; D. M.
Scott., Ave
lmo1DAY. MAkcu 251'n -Flinn .tock. impin•
tr, uta, main, furniture. d -o nt 1.01 t•e, ('on, 0,
114 rey 9'wp. Two al elm i. :harp. James
ger Prop, ; 11, rd., est t, Apr.
Farm for Sae
, s
`awlht
Lot No. 1 l ii Cane, sal
on !t i p
- r tilos, iti it ei2'. •r Walroomed t t,i,s 3, 11 0
loud i 1.11• roamed 11 w e h'•m,c
II
Inen11,1f1. ori ,use. Aliwell imply
,I , 1 P - t,, d Pm• fort h, -r pot ticulorsslpply
to 10 SIERT IIeILLAND. in gar,• of 'tltenduTs
Hol tend, Seafartll R. 11 No. 1, Phone 2t1741
I You .Nant nt o Save
Money Ei ire. Poultry
Equipment
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Don't experiment with Incubators and Brooders. • It doesn't
pay. An Incubator that fails to hatch a lot Of hatchable eggs ;
a Brooder that lets your chicks die --that is expensive equip-
ment at any. price. You lose the value of the eggs and chicks.
You lose your profit.
Buckeye
burning
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BC MIlJrhru
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Buckeye Coal -Burning Brooders give the greatest values ever of-
fered. The prices are Irasticaily reduced. The brooders are im-
proved. The stoves nut larger. They holes more .coalThey give
more 'heat. They burn soft coal or hard coal longer with one
fueling, That saves you time, work and bother. With the new
Revolving Hovers every (tttcntion can be given the brooder without
raising the cover or disturbing the chicks.
Buckeye Incubators
Buckeye Incubators hatch more chicks, They prevent rho dying in
the shell. They make poultry -raising tremendously profitable. We
want to show you the Bueltoyo PTot Water Beating System that in-
sures uniform heat and moist, fresh sir. We want to show you the
All -Metal Thermostat that insures correct temperature at all times,
And we want to tell you, about all the Buckeye features that mean
bigger profits from ,your poultry.
•
avi Hardware Merchant
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Brussels