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WM, SPENOE
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
OF MARRIAGE IiICENSES
aloe In the Fust Office, Ethel, 90.4
v S SCOTT AS AN AUOTION.
• OUR, will Heil for better prices, to
hotter men, in lose time and lege 'thereat)
than uuy other Auctioneer in Pleat Huron or
be won't obarge anything, Dotes and orders
atm always be Hasse e 1 at this o#1on gr qy
p vrsoual applioatton,
Wm, sicvOr,aztzr
• Barrister, Solicitor, Oooveysuoer,
Notary Public', ho. Office-0tewart4 Brook
1 dour North or Oeutral Hotel,
Iioliolter tot the Metropolitan Bank.
OR. WARDi AW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Daqyy and night cane. Offioe oppo,ite
Stour Mil!, i2thel.
JAMES M'FADZEAN
Agent Kowick Mutual fire Insurance Company
Phone 42 Tuinberry Street,Brnesels
Itutoessor to John Hartle, Walton.
T. T. NI, RAE
M. a., ed. O. P.. a S. O.
M. 0. H., Village of Brussels,
Physician, Snrgeou, Ac0000heur
C Mee at residence opposite Melt/ file Church,
William street.
PROUBEOOT, KILIORAN 9 COOKE
B arristers, ele Yeltore, Notaries Pubftc,
&e.
Moe on the Square 2nd door front Hamilton
Street,
GODERIOH, ONT.
Private fonds to loan et lowest rates.
W. PHCUDTOet 12.0. J. L. KILLOBA,N
fi. J, D, Comm
BRUSSELS
HORSE FAIRS
Monthly Horse Fairs will he held this
season as follows :--
THURSDAY, JAN, OTs, 1921
•• FEB. 81th, 1921
MAR 8RD, 1921
APR. 7Ts, 1921
heal- end Outside Buyers will be present
By order of Council.
P. 8. 800TT, Clerk.
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AGENCY
I John ()Hirer
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▪ has taken over the Deering Ag- +
ency and handles a full line of +
4.- + Farm Implements including the
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noted +
• 1 N, C. Cream Separators
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4. The only Oeeatu Separator with
+1,
, two wide open cream outlets-.
.i• I no cream screw in the path of
.1. the cream. See it when in towu.
4.
BRUSSELS
The 1, IC, 8-18 and 19.20 Tractors •
are among the hest. +
The Deering Manure Spreader
if With the wide spread and very
light it) draft.
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I John Oliver
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I Highcst Price 1
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Raw Furs
Hidesands
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SAM WEI 4 Till
till dads. of $
Furs and Hides
WANTED.
For which the highest +
market price wilt be
paid.
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+ M. Yollick
+, Phone Rx Brussels'
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Waren It etas (Vials
THE Posm gives the news. Send it to
the absent members of your family in
lieu of the weekly letter you often fail
to write.
01,,,oHT To 13x THANKFUL -
To be Canadtane.
Spring is ou the way.
For church privileges.
Brussels for having a goof! school.
G, T, R. for missiug snow blockades,
For plentiful fuel -even at top prices.
Household commodities will decrease
in cost.
Tna POST THINKs-
This is a dandy Winter,
Il psys to read advertisements.
'ru help boom Brussels buy at home.
There should be a boost for Hydro.
At Horne on March lith will be a suc-
cess.
Foot Batt organization should pro-
ceed.
You should join the Horticultural
SOclety. •
The New Express Rates
The next express rate increases as
set forth in an outlineof the judg-
ment of the railway commission, do
not on improve acquaintance, and are
p 4 I ,
considerably e mor drastie than would
appear at first blush. The increases
apply to small shipments as well as
to those of 100 lbs. and over, and are
effective on each "graduate" below
100 pounds. This was notso in the
case of the last increase, Where there
is no commodity tariff 141 effect, the
second class increase of 25 per cent
will likely apply,
Perth's Idea Smiled At—
The resolution of the. Perth coun-
ty council, favoring legislation give
ing county Councils the right to get
rid of a district representative, who,
after two years' trial proves unsatis-
factory, Is not seriously regarded at
the Department of Agriculture, To-
ronto. It is pointed out that al-
though every other county in On-
tario but Perth has had agircultural
representatives for from four years
up to ten not a single esolution of
the kind referred to has ever been
passed. Perth county today has the
distinction of being the only county
Without district representative ser-
vice.
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Ino T Forms for 1 20
Income ,►x 9
The income tax forms for 1920 tee
now being sent out from the offices
of inspectors of taxation. Upon the
taxpayers will rest the onus of secur-
ing such forms. This year fortes T. 3,
T.4 and T. 5, g
covering wagespaid to
v
employees and dividends paid to
shareholders, as well as forms T. 1,
and T, 2, for returns of corporations
and individuals are to be delivered
to inspectors of taxation. Forms T. 3,
T. 4 and T. 5, are to be filed before
March 31st, forms T. 1 and T. 2, before
April 30th. A pamphlet containing in-
structions for taxpayers is being print-
ed for distribution with forms T. 1
and T. 2. Taxpayers may send cheques
for the amount of their taxes, They
must send with their returns, chegpes
for at least twenty-five per cent . Of
their taxes. 'if they make initial pay-
ments of twenty-five per cent, of their
taxes they must pay the balance in bi-
monthly installments with interest at
the rate of six per cent. per annum.
Blyth
Next Monday the electors will vote
on the Hydro Electric enabling by-
law here,
Blyth Pall Fair will he held this
.rear on Thursday and Friday, Sept.
22 and 28.
Rev. J McCormick d
, M ani' C tk an A. B. Curr
attended 'the Dominion Alliance Oon-
venti )
o i mToronto.
De. Roy Steakhouse, of Ridgeway,
ay'
,
has been a oierted Cormier of Wei-
gand County, He is an old Blyth boy.
Architect Murray, of London, was
in town ane ecting construction of
Blvt
t Memorial Ht1
1. Hetav very well
All
pleased with the work and commend-
ed the cnntr
Fleetly.actors,' Cockerline eFc
"The Yonng Country School AfR'tn"
is the title of the play to be presented
in Industry Hall on the evening of
Friday, Meech 4t1t.' raider Womeu'e
Institute. t' Prouae a
d will be donated.
to Myth Memorial Community Hatt..
$,A Pt 1es ) toe
!IRS been asked to
take parte with other Pae. Grand
• Masters In exemplifying the initiatory
Degree of the Odd Pellet -vs before the
Grand Sire i,f the Sovereign' Grand
r Lodge of America in the Odd Fellow '
MILL STRICIt1' BRUSSELS B e
Tem le Toronto, The conclave octave
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. -. ..“N•A •Aril' I concluded this Spring,
Oliver Wedding Celebrated
Friday evening Lrt b 49h, abont 40
friends and neigl,bare from ljowlek
and Bluevaleaesentbled at Ms hetet)ai tie and Mrs Black, Lot 1.4, iron, 4,
Howlett, to eelebrale thele Silver'
Wedding. The guod people of how-
lek expressed .their Appreciation end
eineein hpreeeutiug the queu•ter ern.
tory old Weide and groom 161111 rt hued-
; come mantel Week, pyrex CRseell Ie,
pyrex pie plate set Ins ll ver, ciluiniln ei
L'eel of cooking 0iehes, nut eleeking
eet and 'diver pie knife.
Bluevale people then tooit 8ITahr0 le
their hands and George A cher) old
read the following uddrese ;.
1'o Mr, and Mea, Itnbt. Black,.
DEAR FRIENDS :-
We are gathered together this
evening, your old flienlie and neigh.
bore of Bluevale and vicinity, to r•e-
call to your Itlerrlo,'ixe that lhn ohiiu-s
of Fabler Time have Iieketl off to you
26 years of wedded life, and else to
give youe0iue idea of the very high
appreciation and esteem in which yen
are held by your old ne1t;hb0es to'd-
friende of Bluevale, - We 611u11 ever le-
rnember you as ulwrtys willing to give
and help In l ,
al cal eH8 that Here for
the bettering and ui.lil'ting of the
community. You will please Adept
these gifts as reminders of the high
eeteersl and high appreciation in
which you are held by your old ueigh-
bore and friends of Bluevale. Slay
yon long bespared to help and materiel
each other along life's pathway is the •
earnest wish and desire of those
assembled have.
Yotrx OLD FRIENDS
AND NEIGHBORS.
Mrs. P. D, King presented the bride
with a beautiful chime ,utultel clock
and John Spence handed the gronin a
fine Auto Safety razor and briar pipe.
The 26 year old groom trade a suitable
reply, thanking the "HeWiek friends
for the many valuable and useful
gifts, also for the :continued spirit of
kindness and good. will 'ever stoic
they mime t0 Hawick. The Bluevale
-friends, who heaved the storm and
came so long a distance over none ten
good roads, also reneivc•d ,1 heurty
Cnmmendetion for their kindness it
the a ear f goner
yeare that have and the
hap-
py
ny days eteit with each otherrin rte
past. After these cere,n8n'
p les the
gathering spent the rest of the even-
ing iu amusements of various forma
and parted at an early hour' wishing
the host and hostess along enough
tease of life to celebrate their Golden
Wedding day,
r ere
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BRED STAR WASHER
Malas Ever:), Woman. Smile
—so easy to operate -washes cloths
so clean On display at our store.
Come and sec it.
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Qeoa Ra Weller
AGENT - BRUSSELS
t*iELCOME REM
FROM ECZEMA'.
Complete TreatmentThat
Ms Gratifying Results
W.earNo, Ol r.
"T had an attack of Weefinr'
zcz , a
,�' . rr, so bad thxtrayciothesaauld
be wet through at times;
' For four months, Isuffered terribly,
T could get no relief limit I tried
i',T'rrcit-a-lives" and "Sootha.-Salpa".
Altogether, 1 have used three
boxes of "Sootha-Salva" and two of
"Fru t•a-tines", sad am entirely
well." G. W, HALL.
Both those rayedte remedies are
sold by dealers at 6Oe. a box, 6 for
12.00, or sent on receipt of pries by
Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.
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Fruit -a -lives" is alsop at up
trial size which sells for 260.
Seaforth
Mee. J. D. Hinehtey, is visiting
in St; Thomas.
T. Brown has disposed of hie garage
to Mr, Cardin, Hensel!,
Howard Heavy and little daughter
have returned to their home in Lon-
don.
Arnold 2Vestcott has accepted a
position with J. F. Daly, as manager
of the jewellery, department.
Thomas Gillespie, who has been
spending several weeks at his home,
left for Strassburg, Seek,, where he is
teaching.
Walton
Jas. Mose has been on the sick list
for the past few weeks.
Quite a number have the mumps in
the sot rounding district,
The Ryae Auction Sale attracted a
big crowd last Thursday and prices
were gond.
John Fulton was laid up with an
attack of pleurisy. Although 90 years
old he has been active until lately.
Jas. Bishop and familyhave moved
fo the Hoy farm, 14th Con., ltfcKillop,
He sold his house in the village to
Thos. Ryan.
Atwood
Rrflliaw Hone has purchased the
Crocker farm near Britton.
Harry and Mrs, Buttery and family,
Regina, are visiting at Rue. Riddell's,
Ith
Coe.
3. R. Hammond was at 'Toronto at-
tending the Underwriters' annual
meeting.
Jas. Erskine left to become manager
for the Skinner, Produce Co. Limited,
of London, at their branch in Forest„
Atwood Farmers' Club took over
the coal and cartage business from
Thompson Go. John Joynt is in
charge.
Rev. J. Calvin Reid, Strathroy, for-
merly of Atwood, hasgeceived an un-
animous invitation to become pastor
of the Quebec City Methodist church,
commencing with the next Oonference
year. Mr. Reid has aecepted the in-
vitation, subject to the concurrence of
the Conference concerned.
An interesting meeting of the ladies
of this community was held in the
Foresters Hall, Atwood, for the pur-
pose of organizing the United Fel 111•
Women of Ontario. During after-
noon a splendid address was given by
the organizer, Mee. Laws, Cayuga.
La 1
Ladies organized anized tvlthhe all w' .
t f n n
officers President Mrs. Thonl.te
Hamilton Vice -President, Mrs, Du t-
erm Saunders ; Secretary, Mrs. Hein y
Duncan,
ASTHMA -M
RAZAH
110 Smoking—No Spraying --Ne s
Just Swallow a Capsule
RAZ -MAH Is Guaranteed
to restore normal breathing, stop mucus
gatherings in the bronchial tubes,give
long nights of quiet sleep; contais no
habit-forming drug. 11.00 at your drag -
gist's. Trial free at ouragendee or writs
Templeton, 142 Xing W., Toronto.
Local Agent, James Fox
THE FALL
Months of gold and scarlet and 1ns-
fiet, nl' clear, snappy mornings. wits Hn
aftemnonsend frosty nights-=nf har-
vest prmui-et feifilled, and of profit
end prosperity far emmlry folk,-
that's the Fall season,
Anil 11) these days .the profits of the
year's farm work are not hidden be-
hind a loose 8toele in the chimney.
They are. used Beet lot adding to the
business investment represented by
the farm,-moe laud 0r stock, new
buildings and flew equipment. After
these web advised expenditures the
balancegoesinto solid securities that
n801 yeti ye but safe rettn'u.
avaco
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Under the 'tete of new equipment
come manyl things for Immo hnp
t
nve.
meet, things which [e
td to make
feral life mine comfortable and more
enjoyable. And aluOng these perhaps
.
t u one thingis nein takenmore
nn
n
rapidly thee the farm eleotrin plant.
In
practicallyevert/neighborhood
e • who
here aro Aum ,nue fnrtn families
have eon letely equl1!ed their
homes with electric service, The
house, barns and all tither buildings
are brightlylighted. Hlectrielty tines
the minting, separating, churning,
pumping, washing, i,•oititig slid sweep.
ng, There's scarcely r
1 giro s moment in
c y et moment
the day when electricity ,so't -making
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things Hasler and more r, inf il+n•,tl
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for some member of the farm family.
Now the good name or service of
this kind1 spreadsds rapidly
ole'
home to another, and Its
i i 22116. fro
ace more end more ferrite 1.1118 year
putting a part of their year's profit in
to electric service for the home.
24 -Hour -a -Day.
Electric Service
Delco -Light
',Electricity t for
Every Farm"
Delco -Light is trade for
long, dependable and effi-
cient service. phe best
mechanics are employed in
the factory where Delco -
Light; ie made,
Onlythe
boat ofu,xtA'ri r
I ars ere e user)
and molt plant, isre repeatedly
y
tested before being shipped.
H. Qato
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District Agent, Listowel
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-Palaoe Bakery+ e
Business ! - .
ileg AVING returned from To. I
rotas) 1 ata once more Ori •
• lite job with many add) b
• Borne to lay stork of
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WATCHES •
1CLOCKS •
• JEWELRY
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= FANCY GOODS i
± and all to be sold at close prices, 4
• . Many Moire • goods for Wed- 8 .
ding Presents. e
Personal attention given to re- •
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• Satisfaction Gaon aeanred. •
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In Atwood, on Saturday, February
19th, Mrs. Small Hxmmond, aged 80
years, 4 menthe and 24 days, pressed
away, 'Funeral was held from her late
residence, Atwood, Tuesday .afternoon
to Donegal cemetery.
Fordwich
Hydro By-law carried by a majori-
ty of 88 vote., there being 67 for and
19 against.
Mrs. Oliver Rogers continues to,
gain front her recent prolonged 111-
nese,
Dr. R. W. Cook, Toronto, spent a
couple of days with his parents. 13. S.
and Mrs Cook
Mrs. Saralee Matthews, who has beet)
poorly for past few weeks, is some-
what unproved at present.
Contract for Hnwick Township
printing was let tate year to Fordwicit
Record office.
Iuteteor of the Presbyterian 0)1117014
is being re -decorated. For the next
few Sundays service will be held in
the basement,
A. 0. Sotheru has returned home
from the West.. Mrs. Sotherm and
Miss Evelyn are recovering nicely
from their recent seem e.illness.
Percy and Mrs. Haiustock and little
daughter, and Will. and Mrs. Hain -
stock and little son, went to Tut outer
whete they spent a -fete days befoe
leaving for thele homes at Shaunavon,
Sask.
Goderioh
Geo. James has taken the posilinrt
of janitor at the Court House.
'We regret to learn of the serious
condition of A. Fowler's health owing
to another stroke,
Goderich purposes entering a he-
crosee team in the league this season,
and a meeting is to be held February
28 to elect officers.
Frank Jardine appeared before
Judge Dickson, Friday, charged with
forgery, and pleaded not guilty. Jar-
dine be tried a judge
dine elects to tie by In 1.
without a jnry, and a8 the crown 2126
not ready to go nn with the trial Jar-
dine was remanded to jail until Merv])
7, when he wilt appettr again before
Judge Dickeon.
FlVe VlIt8 have recently been, '8a P
l
against Louis Dalton, Eliz' beth 1121 -
ton (his trite), and Joseph 15. D..Iton,
all of Ashfield, for alleged slander.
Louis Dalton is the young men oho
was shot by wale patty on the anew -
Mg of June let, 1920, on his tetur!,
from a big social event near Netted,
ns be was putting his h0ree into th•..
stable. The writs are issue+d at the
i,IStettlCe of Jas, Sennett, \Vt ltt-r 0 ),-
ton, almond Sennett, sleeve!) I. Sul-
livan, and no doubt the alleged dart-
rr is in couleotion with the shooting,
Mrs. Ed. Speitan was the hostess of
the monthly meeting of the Aggles•
sive Bible Class of Vittoria St. Hunch
on Monday evening. Business re-
ports presented showed the tesult of
contest to be 680. Besides this the
Class is buying one dozen more Hymn
books for the nee of visitors at the
Sunday services, Three new members
were received. After business and a
short program, It social half-hour was
speutover the IS
cups.
Listowel
The animal Convention of the
County of Perth Temperance Alliance
will he held in Stratford Y. M. 0. A.
0t, Mondavi, March 7.
Robert Savage is the ptoid nwne
of a ynnngialligstor sent to him from
Florida by his friend Rev, W. A.
Wits, who is enjoying the bRhny
breezes and sunshine at St. PaLcre-
burg, Florida.
Ho). Mr, Smith announced that the
appointment would be made of a Dis-
trict Representative of the Depart-
ment of h county,
Agriculturefor P
g t only,.
and et man will be sent the hest of
July.
Nies Alberta Bartley
is recovering
from her illness, Miss Bartley, ivho
has been taking
a nurse's tra'
nt
s
centres at the General Hospital, Brant,.
t-
ford, has been suffering from planing,
Her mother went to Brantford
Andrew and Mrs. Torrance, 8rd line,
Wallace, were preempted by a number
of tit eie neighbors with a
h w beautiful
g
8old headed dune and casserole and an
address at) a testimonial of the kindly
feeling entertained for them by their
many Mende.
FATAL ACOIDENT,-Barry, 4 year
old son of • Jno, and Mrs, Dick, tilt d
Monday afternoon from injuries i.e-
oeived Saturday, when he was knnnk-
d down while
e w lecrossingthe st.+
teeth..
3a
horse and rig driven by Will. Heibein,
aeturn d mit i
r e 1 ,wign lost bob! legs in
the war. The accident happened on
the Main street ht frank of the nos -t-
attoo, The little chap tvaa crossing
the etteet a feiv yards ahead of an
elder brother, and Heibein failed to
notice him he he darted out from be -
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from the Oven
u)'lIleaout alike. Light
w itir golden bruwo cruet and
nuow white tenter. ,tuns a
look is a temptation to Isstlf•
AOd once you do plate,
you'll !lever want ,111y bread
but ogre again. Our bread
le the kind that tastes better
all the. time,
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hind 2 gh is who were waiting foe the
rig to 1)(188. '19,e driver itumedietely
took the lit tie feliew to a doctor, No
bones were !Hokum and there wee (10
tl nu *ht a he t' iej
r r, t t itne that the 1H torics
t .md e.ve fatal.
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PERSONALS -Hugh lidgar, was
visiting friends in Ayr.-g1rs. Ii W.
Irwin is visiting het• sieter in Tni't"ito,
-hire. G. W. Walker, was visiting
friends in Cheeley.-William Whit-
field, was holidaying with friends in
Bruseeie last week. --Philip Zimmer -
mail lava enjoying els good health as
his many friends could desire. -Rev.
E. F. Armstrong, 13. A., of Wingharn,
preached in the Methodist church
Senility, R.o-v. Mr, McKibben, was at
Wingbarn -Eli Bowyer, Niagara
Falls, a lane lime resident of Gorrie
was in town last week. looking up old
friends. Be left Genie about 20 years
Time for Ali
-TO-
Retire
HAVING purchased an up-to-
date Rubber Tire Machine
1 cin prepared to do all
kinds of rte-rutibering Boggy
Wheels with the best of material,
.poet forget about our
Woodwork and. Blacksmith Dept
Work done while you wait. Also
do Painting to suit yam taste.
New Buggies and Wagons
always Orr (rand. Everything on
hand that ie found in an up-to-date
shop. What you don't see ask for.
Ono Price to All.
John McNeil
ETHEL 84-8
FARM
IMPLEMENTS
HAVING the Ageney for the 21c -
Cormick and Deering Ieeple-
elements I will give closest
pri188 in anything needed in Farm Im-
pletaenls or 'Trailers. Call in and
give your oder in U. F. 0. style and
you will save money, I will guaran-
tee you against any reduction in prices
until implement is used, and by order-
ing now yon will save any advance in
price which is likely to take place
soon.
Have a few Implements on hand
which will be sold at old prices.
David Milne
ETHEL
ago and Idle is his first, trip back, -12.
A. and Aare. Spotton,were in Toronto,
while there Mr. Spotted attended the
Marble1)ealnrs' Oonvention.
Trowbrluge
Quite a shuffle le taking placer
among the people of this contemnity,
No lees than ° families ere moving.
People of this counnunity are pleas-
ed to learn that Henry Armstrong,
who recently sold his fel n, to Rich-
ard Johnston, decided to cancel the
auction' aide announced Rud remain in
the locality. He has rented the fere/
of J, R. Code, right in the village,
Son, Eigin, who had planned to
go )Pest in the Spring, will wait 'tilt
the Harvesters' excursion in the Fall.
Molesworth
Thos. and Mts. Elliott are home
again after their extended visit to the
West, They left last September and
have been calling on friends freer
Winnipeg Wow to the ciinst, Their
stay at the coast wee shorteeed by a
message telling them of the severe ill-
ness of their' daughter, Mrs, Archin
McDonald, Winnipeg, whole we are
glad to know. has recovered. Pd Re-
turning g they came by tvay of Chicago,
Windsor and Dutton vii
tallg friends
in each of
these places. They report a
most enjoyable trip.
D.bei. ertAlatesc rests Y0. hl2Ml e.ela .tk�;:
6 faster Term Opens Mar. 29
Build for Success by Attending
ELLIOTT
Gedfri'led
Tango & Charles Ott., Toronto
Q.This School enjoys a great reputation
for superior work and for placing the
graduates quickly in good positions.
There are thonsanda of openings tie
Toronto (tech year and we ere nailed
upon to fill more then we can. Open
,0- all year. Enter at any time. Circulate
free,
' �,• W. J. ELLIOTT, PRINCIPAL
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