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BRUSSE S, QNTAR1Q, THURSDAY, MARCH 10. X92,1
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SFHOwen About $0 questa aeaemb•
Jed on ler'ldt(+ eveniti f hint week at
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Lho home of RoherG aud Mrs. Messer,
the occasion being a rularellhneous
shgwee for Melissa, eldest daughter of
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John and Alt's, ,Iohnetnn, tat line bloc,
ria, en the eve of her approaching
Mart lime to I)avi21P1411adn,K roa er•
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ons young former of the Nile. A lot
of useful and beautiful gifts were re-
ceived by the bride -elect, showing the
high esteem in which she Is het� by
her Ileigheore and Blends, A dainty
leech was seved, The evening was
ageat in games, music, dancing and
social chat. Everybody had an A 1
time,
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BRUSSELS
The Itlale choir (lid excellent! last
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Sunday Addyp end Methodist church
and L: Addy rendered a beautiful
solo,
Don't fol to come to League
JhuteditY nights Oa" io tato is be-
g provided. Oome mot boast up the
,u Kp 6appointed
coiieest,
The presentation of the rug to Rev.
Mr. OKell, referred to last week, was
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'BEG to lee X ones been
Issuer. of Motor
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lricenses for Wingham and
diel iron and would be pleased to
have all Lime to uirin lensnses
to favor nue with their epistler-
tion. Mockers will he forward.
Qa by t'etp191 tnitll, tvlrimh meatl8
upplfpanta will receive tharu a
flow honrecieet• Makin a !fess
time lEi,olnsP tet, cents Jnr i'e-
tui Almental
postage.
GLAIR ORA WdORD,
1VJnghum, OnG.
There will be held in
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on Thursday,' March lith
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- a B°X..$Oplal aitd. 91d Ti1n0 �ntPt'tai..
Ment, 000019-111l5Uf Sale of Boxes au
good pro ram pf Snt) s, itaadin t
Ula !Clrxle gDialognea, Bu bol:h s°t '
and humorous, Adntiselo
25c, returnable when box la purahasad
Doors open at 7. Sala at 7.30,
P
j rl Clear oltt Winter
Stock iVlllhi]f r . Goods
have been Marked at
GUS(, Call and Sec
SOUM of the Bargains•
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Miss
Mit717 N�ff l7Lo�
Successor to Miss Inman
Program �„,
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from Ethel ch•cnit instead of just one
appointment'
Adult H1b10-QI(46a 14P1a their annual
re•or tunzatlon meeting at the haul(.
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Saturday
Elias Hammerstein
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Whispers
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Carmel lll, yrs
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"Beautifully Trimmed"
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of Andrew McKee when a. social even•
. fnq was enjoyed.
We regret to hear of the demise of
Edna Ra Hard beloved wifteof George,
Bernath, who passed away on Febtn
ary 27th, in Drayton Boepttal, North
Dakota, un her 39th year. Dscessed
was a daughter of 0, and We. Ray-
Hard, of Ethel, and was esleetned by a
',vide circle of friends. Further par
oculars are expected,
Miss Ruth Pirt will conduct it Nure-
iuq Oourse in epnusetiod with the
Women's Institute beginning March
14 and tri continue till lurch 2s, The
classes will be held in the school loon,
every afternoon, Leery person is in•
vite(1 to attend these chases and n
special invitation ie extender! to the
girls,
small
Don't thrift that be-
cause your first savings
deposit may be sinal) that
it will not be wela0mad
in The Bank of Nova
Scotia. A. savings ac-
count means a new po-
tentlal cnstpmer. It is
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Henfryn
Diphtheria bee been causing trrinble
near here, he family of Wm, Hanna
were the victims, Mie. Batten and a
baby died Tuesday a. m and a 0•year-
old son was seriously ill at time of.
writing, It is to be hoped the pro-
grecs of the disease may soon be
stayed.'
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petition,
take this11 iibwe would be pleas-
ed to have It submitted. tit this office,
Yuma, truly,
F. A. GARY, OhJPP.Engineer.
Toronto, March let, 192E
I offal information wilt be sought
and the coming of the engineer
awaited. The intention le to supply
the power from Niagara, Brussels and
Blyth being nerved from a substation
et Walton,
Dog Lags, town wood, poen aerviee
of electric light on the streets some
nights and night howling doge were
chatted over without any octroi being
taken after. tvhl1h 0ouoeil
Mrs. Donald Crerar, Bright and Mrs
Wm, Laing, Shakespeare, have beet
visiting at Constable Oliver's and butthe
Fiends. Mr, Oliver has been ill ii
somewhat improved.
James Gilmour, of Arehydale, Seek,
was °allin9 on old friends in Brussel,
last week• Ile has been in the West frn
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g°od males years aad appears t0 have
"stand-in"web Providence in the mar
ter of success 3n farm life. Mr. G, it
well pasted on Western affairs, . He was
a former residaat of Taraberry totem
ship. Mrs. Gilmour would perhaps l,r
be er known as Mrs, Taos. McFadzea+i,
formerly of Brussels,
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"tn. 2 brothers and 3 aiatars also
sArrvve : Chas. Lovett, Mrs. Geo.
T Her and Miss K, Lovett, Clinton ;
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Noble LavPtt, coon, Ssak• ; And
Mee Geo, Stewart, Vancouver, B. C.,
The funeral took Mare Sunday utter-
noon, the ar1'Ylt`Pa at l,rt119e and grave.:
side being' conducted by Rev: S. E.
McKegnep. Pahhrarers Ivf to R.
Smarten, G. Kelly, W 1i Ball, 7, Rap-
son, R. Draper and G. Mains, Inter-
noant was mode 111 Clinton cernetery.
Amongst loose fieri a distance
were : M. Seeeleet, of Toronto F. and
S. yeah of I:nridutt, wed [nano rete-
friends and old neighbors from
McKillop, who weetto,p 9 a last telb-
to the tiepin tea.
Rec. R A, and hire. Lundyare el-
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time nicely settled in their new home
at Iiippen itud are we'll pleases with
thai-t new fithl, whish consists of A
grand country with a splendid class of
C° ie'
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the begJ•tning of wjrat
may be the foundation of
a valuable account latera
on. Itistha young mans
stepping stone to a husi-
nese marcs_..
That is whythe small-
est livings account is
est si in
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$'he piny "Old EnglAnd Falk" was
well presentee(,, Thursday evening of
las_ week in the Long Hall to A large
audience. Financial proceeds were
about $70.00.
Tide week Victor and Mrs. Sperling
t'eln°ved week
the Ryan farm,os Ween of
Walton, which Mi Sperling porches•
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ed taloa months ago, He sold his
farm here to Jacob Fiecher; who moo-
ed to it this week from Brussels. We
wish Goth folk prosper its,
"Elmo' 1}
Imo the fearless
Walton
John 9tnillie'a Auction Sale Tours•
dap Afternoon of this week,
Read the ndvt, concerning the Box
adjourned.
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Social to be held at Leadbury school
house And take it in,tivra
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Church Chimes
Henry Jackson, whose health is
none too ruggedMe
from anaemia, was at
the hospital London where an opera-
tion of transfusion of blood was made•
The patient's eon Menne supplied the.
necessary quantity of the life giving
g
fluid. At the present Mr. and Mrs.
Jackson are at Brigaen, LAmbton
Oounty, .with relatives, Many old
friends wish Mr. Jackson a speedy re-
p y
turn to his old time vigor,
Mee. Wm. Neal attended the inherit;
service of the late 0. 0. Shenifl, at
Brussels, His father and bit. Neal
were partners In the Brussels atone
flour mill eats ego.
Sear BY BANDITS.- In another
column an item may he lewd
that refers to the death of a son of the
late `flay. T. J. Sabine, a former
Methodist pastor of this place and a
ne h°ew of J110 Bra of (Yrs town-
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Bandits Bullet Bills Druggist.
1'he A. Y. P. A. of St, john' tbliurch
devotional g next Sunday
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On the eveningof SG. Patrick's Dap
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the Ladies Aid will hold an Irish Eto
tertainment in lbs lecture room of
Knox church, Good program follow-
ed byTunch, Keep the date in mina,
It is said R. Pratt, of Walton, has
purchased t e site where the former
store stood and will erect a aural put-
building
Leonard Oeoil Sabine, drandisf, ally
°" °;ed wasfoullyand fatally
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l day night by
2 bandits as he was making up his
cash behind his counter, p y
to closingpee orator
died in the Weatarnf Hospital e night, 13e
pital Sunday
afternoon after an operation had been
peeforrned in an effort to extract. the
bullet, which bad lodged in his h
g $ "
dpmen,
solW, W `atm Taoyce'M 1, Sabinse8 asa'a`e
in the .al of the
drugstore when the bandits entered,
On hearing the shot be ran item the
store. The bandits grabbed what
longe change ehP1e was on the counter
and frac! ft nun the store. One of the
pair wore a haudkerahief an such a
manner as practically to hide his face.
Sabine,bttiiAtlaJ10Ap1tAJSAtUt'day
night,
(tight, outlined the story of the aa-
salt, ed said that the two gunmen
preaeuted two revolvers at his body
without parley just after they had en-
teced the store and ordered him to
empty the coolsheo, register for them. He
refused. Then, one of the pair with n
curse, polled the trigger of his btxiee
ver and sent a bullet into $shine's
body. He dropped to the fluor and
bandits grabbed what they could
from the cosh register and departed.
He deeetibed his assailants as being
about 20 and 25 years of age.
No trace of the murderers has been
found. It 19 believed by the police
they are the pair who have been
committing numerous hold-ups in the
last week °r two in Ghe city. Deceas-
ed was a son of the late Rev. Mr. $a.
bine, who was Methodist paster at
W,tltnn some years Rt;p. Mra• (Rev)
Sabine resides In Hamilton,
retia y
avenin
evening
g after the regular service. B,
Whast has the tepid
Last Sunday Rev, DI, Perris, Wing
cam, preached two fine sermons in Met
villa church and made an sack)) an
noudcement as to the pastoral vacancy,
Monday afternoon he met with the set
Bios as interim Moderator and drafted
out the program for tete coming Sale
baths e during w ape rpnlicarlr
will be heard. The hope is for an earl y
has settlement o ptied•oin II excellent clasis a denlrabie charge s
has been ammo
of man, all of whom did good work,
The past Dr R were Key. Dr, Fshart
son, Rev. Dr, RASA, Rev. A. C. Wishart
and Rev. A. J. Mann, Unica with
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Knox church was consummated in Rev,
Dr Ross' time and was lA nue.
Avraxctaxxn.-At the any
of the
morning service in Melville church tall
Su°day, Mrs, Meadows on behalf of the
choir, eoval oft the of thea of regret oat
the removal ttvo Heir choir mem•
bets in the arsons of SVM: and Mrs.
Clouse. She spoke of their faithfulness
in attendance At the their and services,
but felt tont Brussels' loss would be Lis.
gain. It was moved by T, C.
vote 0?, seconded by er StMr toot a
of thanks be tendered Mr, and Mrs•
Clouse. In reply oir Mr, and Mrs. Clouse
thanked the choir for their kited words
and said bow much they enjoyed the
work of the choir as they bad helped in
ib a part of church work n every place
they cad been, and Assured the choir
that their relationship in Brussels would
not soon be forgotten, An open door
wpuid be waitiog them at any limn when
is Listowel.
The annual Congregational meeting
of tbe Methodist Church, Brussels, was
held Thursday evening of last weak and
despite tbe unfavorable evening facie
fairly
Bluevale
Station Agent James Mestere is, a•
gain on the ,tick list and is beingre-
lieved by Relieving Agent R. E. Mc-
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NEWSY Nm tq, -Alex. Higgins,
Rmwiak, has moved to the hauae hire•
1p vacsted by t}en, PAlllJn.-Jnn,
Hendera0n has b t' coil Por the
p.Ist two tricks. -Tiny AT cosi }ups
porch«sed Chas• Enk„t's reaulence on
Sanaerenn street. -Otte L 4 , [84,
Cii{4orc1, spent the week end ill .the
p
parsotun-r.-Wilfrid King hs sold the
fm in Iinitlnk he recently pa, chased
i'',,'1,1 Jna• Edgar to merles and .Ion,
eie01 tehenu .who take possession at
_once.
pose to, serve as store and
residence. The people °f the ire an
p P y
New Atl%ertiaements
are offering eo assist in hauling. meter -
inl and giving a helping hand. A gen-Mrs,
Et
hel
pigs you evert sew, to U oCefg odbciittI dog i et
g 8616 or apply ° Cx°n, BSTau,(x.
ainyear.
_0550ITABLI brick house for sale, with
furnace, kitchen and woodsheds hard and soft
water, stable sec., shoaled on Main arrest,
ae1hysQo oarlparEloulars Phone 2228 pr 18e Brna•
hecetvush}p pounail met IAet illondny
George McBee is o❑ the sick lief,
having had his tonsils and adenoids
removed,
The Mission. Band. will -meat in the
Presbyterian church on SaturdaynP•
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terd000 at o'clock.
Watlh.f°r the la "Als. Tem 1e's
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Telegram,' to be pub on about the end
of March. See bilis later.
75 horse power motor trucks are en-
a ed in hauling loge to the, station
logos to gGoderich,
OBITUARY, -The death occurred on
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Thursday night, February 24th of
Antl
John SrarletL',tof McKillop, illup, 1. her 73rd
The deoeissed had been in fail.
ing, health for some months but had
been going about right up to the time
mf her death. Mrs, Scarlett was a
daughter of the late Charles Lovett of
'the Bucit. Line,she until lways lived het marriage
to the late John p$carlett, when she
came to reside in McKillop. On the
death of her husband 2 orb ears ago
she went to reside in Olioton her Bis-
ter, Miss B. Lovett, taking n house-
g p
keeping with her on Mill street, Cihr-P
tone She •is survived 6 4 step -sons, t -acne,
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l+red• on tbe homestead in MCK}flop ;
Albeit Netherhill,Sask. ; Santee!,towel's
British Columbia, and Matthias, Tor-
Beed oats -R. L. Taylor. `
Oable Papa -R. L. Nichol,
Cow for sale -If. Raddatz,...
slat stock of goods would be kept by
MP, Platt
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Heir Dodds -W. T. Pembor•
Delee•Light-H. G. Darroch•
Ladles'shoes-Chapman -i IKolvey.
Seed Pene-W, H. Hta_ataheoa,,.
Auction
otor Sale-Moody
ale- f Ctal oltandCrawfoea.
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Sweet Olover awe -Thos. Pierce.
Hog forservloe-Alen.Dark,
WyandoEtee for sale -Phone bt#.
Cosa for sett -w. V. Pony.
Pica for sale -_coli Bateman.. -
Auction Sale -David Ballingalt•
fit -Patrick's BoctehLeadbnrY School.
Every farmer needed Ford -D• Ht, Scott.
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Township Council will meet next
Monday.
Wn1. McCracken and. family, 4th
Line are moving to Brlaesela where
they have bought a house,
Jas. Nichol jr. and family moved
last week to Brussels locality where
they purpose making their home.
We wish thaw well.
John has sold his fins. l5b acre
line W. H. Modutohe
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farfth 0th to n,
hie neighbor, for the sum of $10,000.
Mr. Me0utmheon's son will taken
residence on .the new purchase' A
clearing Auction Sale will be held by
Dray
Snrtle maple syrup has been madevote
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Additional Grey news on page 5 of
thio 3ssnP,
ie is, jiPnsnn Wheeler and children
were renewing old friendships in Grey
township.
Don't forget the Auction Sale of
Mrs, Annie Smith's, `oto Com, on the
11th inst.
Oliver Turnbull & Sons, 15th Oon.,
Kerr Bios., of Ethel h.celiiv and Tltos,
Fleece, Motels, bate thele' bred cattle.
in the Anrtinu Sale to be held at
Winghem un Thutsd ashy of this week
Jim. Bran is beak horn a holiday 1
Visit with rPlnti a tt' lltlln i11!(J
other Hub:. The tarp Mrs, Riny was
an Brun; 10 Druggist Sabina, who ,ens
foully n,urdPtsd last Snturdap in Tor-
onto.
Donald McNeil ban returned to
Flint, Mleb after an enjoyable visit
here, WP WON' exprrtiug h1 would
take n h u +k«cosi bask with him but re
he will have t0 come leak orae more
to finish up the job.
Jun and Mt s. t)retar have removedLondon
from the firm, 0th (lin„ to the usw
home purchayrd from Airs Alar,
Bryans, Bruesele D, Moltinuon
olives to the farm from the 4th tine
Morris, haying bought the taint,
Jamestown
The large trucks that were hauling
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loge from the, 2nd line to Ethel went
back to G°deri°h this week,
Mr. Robb. It is likely Mr. and Mrs,the
Robb will ,mous to' Bi easels. The
farm to be vacated was the Rnbb
homestead and was in the family fora
good many years, -
shipped
p the fax Social under the auto
pBeeof
111085 15th sin mond Andtle sure club;
canoe and enjoy the beat lima you ever
had.
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:,� in your lettere. You will find the
'..:111:41.' Mosey Orders issued by this Bank a
�Inf'' safe and Convenient way of paging
on6o>F town accounts.
yourJewel
Oar Teller can issue them without delay at the
same cost as Post Office or Express Orders.
WE
WE WELCOME YOUR BUSINESS syn
THE CANADIAN � �3ANK
O4 COMMJ..el \CE
PAID-UP CAPITAL $15,000,000
RESERVE FUND . $15,000,000
WALTON BRANCH, J, M. McMillan, Manager.
flour and deed
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was a good tarn out. Rev. W. E
Stafford,
cl, pastor, occupied the chair and
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after the roll of members was called the
rules of the church were read and firefly
Five llnaes Flour.....:. $ 5 80
- Purity I•lpar....,.. .... 5 80
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Flour....,.., .•.• 6 40
Golden City Flour ..,, 5 40
Oatmeal per bagS 76
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Bran . 2 1 0
booms • ...... ,... 2 00
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1'°u are cordially invited
to Ohurch,
N. and Mrs. ChapTowne were visitors at
Guelph.
Mrs A. F, Browne has gone to Ot-
+Awaforavisit,
Will. Ameut made a business trip to
Toronto this week.
Mrs 1. Querin was visiting friends at
ens} Stratford.
George Roberton, Clinton, was calling
on relatives and oldcfriends,
Philip Ameat is visiting at Walker-
villa, Detroit and other points.
Miss Clarks e
spent the ,week cud with
her sister, Mrs James Armstrong, Flora
street.
Mrs, S. Fear, Mimic°, was visiting bar
sisters, Mrs, Wm McCai1 and Mrs. A.
Smith, 90 town
S Bailey went to Chatham last week
to assist J, 'C• Wood in getting his new
factor ready for ° elation.
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J le Wood was here over Sunday at
his old home. He is beginning to get
his bearlogs In the Msple city,
Miss Lizzie Bryans has been off duty
with the prevailing bad cold but is much
improved we are pleased to state
Leonard Dawning has been laid aside
Eor the past week from an attack of
gladrtoybut state�simproving nicely we are
Chas, and Mrs. McKay were in Tomo-
to for a week v44 on their sett Roy,
who is in business on Dadforth avenue
and doing well,
James Spefr, who fs a patient in Far-
gas hospital, is gettinon so well itis
hop -'d be will soon be able to come
hams, Mrs. Spefr was down to see him
Net Seturcley,
An Si pound hahv '011 Jack, arrived
at the lam,* of Rev, F, q, and Mrs.
Poole, Windsor, on March 6. The
proud Mamtn,t will be better known in
this locality as Miss Minute Sherpa,
Congratulation.
commented re Short (beencouraging re-
ports were presented from the Epworth
League by Miss Clara Hunter ' W M.
S. by Mrs. G eC.r Manders; Ladies' Aid
by Mrs, Parker; Sunday School and
also Connexiourl Funds by A E. Her.
Bey ; Treasurer's statement, F. !i. Gil -
ray ; Cranbrook Sunday School report
by Mrs, Cochrane. Representatives to
yearea Official Board were clover, for the
ss follows :-R, J. Hdover, S. Cart-
er, G. C. Msnners, W. H. Maunders, A.
E. Hersey and Thos. Pierce. Nelson
Askin was chosen for Craulrook, By
way of adding variety and interest to the
meeting the church eooir sang a ood
anthems ; Misses Marjorie R d Irene
Hoover gave excellent readings and
Bert Lott rendered a piano selection,
A vote of thanks was passed to F, I -I
Gilroy and R. Leatiterdale for duties as
Treasurers to church and cemetery, re-
spectively, performed for many years
with efficiency and without salary. Rev.
A. I. Snyder, of Brantford, who was
spending the evenin in town,
t R' gave a
short address on Brotherhood work in
which osis interested and is to be here
agate In behalf re the anme pause. A
tasty lunch was served and after an ens
jooughsooial time the gathering was
to ;t Close be the Doxology and
Benediction. The reports were optimis-
° and must creditable. Meeting sof
one of the best held !°r a number of
years and will std in clearing up the busi-
nese of the churcb year, which ends in
May preparatory to reporting to District;
meeting told Conference, About $goo
rues reported yet to come in on the lror-
ward Movement for which $2,9r>0 was
subscribed. Time bet for final payment
is search ss, ]gzt. The pastor reported
the finances of Cranbrook coegregatiou
as Treasut•er, Wni. P, Bray, was unable
to be present.
IDliddlir,ga . 2 1 O
Corn per boa 1 06
FERTILIZER
We have a car of Fertilizer to band
at q 31,00 per ton, payable Oct. 1, 1921.
Epworth league of Union Church
will hold a ev e, Mac the
7�cture Ream of Church nn
Wednesday ev'g, March 16.
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An Irish program will be
first-alwss. Come and enjoy.
it. Good tune promised.
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'1' to rr"ulai meeting of Brussels
Connell was held fan& tlonday eventing
io the Council Climber with Reeve
P1urn and Utunciltors Wilton,1Vfitonhisser,
Stewart and McCall. Minutes of last
meeting rend and confirmed.
Following accounts were presented 1
Rolt. Thuell, metre rents.,. $ 33 0n
Itpbt. 'Citt1e11, rent Had eslaey... 1x50 00
Bole. Oliver, salary 75 lH)
Wilton & Gillespie, conal ..,..... • 23 30
Benson -Wilcox, 1L`leotriu lamps 70 00
E'tCS,'1 Pium,allow plowing 0 00
Moved b M101811-Faaser thatbrought
Above accounts be paid. Carried.
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Letter way read from the Hydro
omoods.inn as follows t -F, b. Sante,
DEAR bcR.-Io Ieferenee to ynwr letter
of Feb. 10th, we beg to advise you
that myth iv voting on their enabl•
lug 13y law an March 7th. We have it,
eteec.ted thein that Jf Shia vote is Pay-
arable, we will 411•1nnge to have an En-
Ginear iuveslignte 111518 conditions mid
a report before the Oomrnisdion.
As Bruesels has itleea4y passedtheir
Enabling By -late, Blyth win be in the
65(118 position if their fly -low ettt't'ies.
W. h �e asked fo�� n estimate 00 the
cosWalton from rgt x17111 Brusselsrad
,81tpn. Use to the comparatively
in nthese towns, the cast of
power
power is not lots and we feel that pin-
the of low in \i linnet,
mnrr14 an4 Gr57 tolvityili11S 1,1,110 pow-
el', that this cost would be ltlaterially
lowered, It would be much to the 121•
eat1' bb Brussels, if a thorough can,
vatese
Vita of ton fttr'mrrs'iu this district wag
It is 11111 Intention t,o. have
these tpwittlhips 581rr,•ysd Aa early as
prissib11 hutbelieve that apltition C:it'-
etllaled now would alert the ball rail-
We are enoins11 , 2 moles Of a
petition foto Chia purpose end if the
t$trtitera in. Mo,lris rap bete 0os,,ch0n
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Have use passed into stock some nice Blues and Grey
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Serge Sailings at M Moderate Prices, and whet is nicer
to a Well dressed wan 'Groan a nice fitting Suit.
Tweed Rain Coats
Nice
Nice lanae of Tweed Rain Coate at ver ION flees-
r a V p
tO to I$ 00, They are r3sceptional valges.
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Men S Trousers
iI A Trousers-
We have a nice range of Bo arate Trousers- that will:aKJilnp,
be sold at BARGAIN PRICE%
Famous Cooper Cap Overalls
Ono of the best made, $x,90got
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We also have
len• s I•'00 Wear.
you Scant let us
ou use rear Care 1t1 Seli_tin a
new Hat—why should Shoes be
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less illi Octant ? Ctjn1e
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see our lines of
1, aA New spring
Foot9Afear
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�t whichconsists of High
eW; Cut 'l3als.,place
Oxfords,Ties
and Pumps in the fittest
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m r of Kids, Patents and oth-
er materials equally as
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tasty, Avery classy line
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all L11COU, wit rices onS1811111111pds
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an equally fine l)aS15,
a very neat ageortmeut in Alen's and Child-
Call and see them and it we have trot what
knowand :vs will endeavor to Bt it fa You:
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Monday a. m Mrs, C. C. Sherrilf left
town on her return trip to Winnipeg
she disposes of her hams there Ole
nine return to Brttsteis for en extended
visit with her sister, Mrs, H. L. jacks
sin.
Last week Mrs. Alex, Breans and
,Miss Ina left for their new home in Tor-
0410 followed by the hearty good wishes
,o many old meads ib Brussel and
locality 1 Their re R in the Queen
Clly IS log Wetmore Road.
Rev, A. I Snyder, 00 Brantford, was
intowntown last week arranging` air sidearm-
In BCOtha1•hoad work. He is ills °f
the travelling rept•esent8tives Abd is
well quatitled for the duty. Several
old time friends, had the pleasure of a
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Kuhr off the boulevards while ground
Is water soaked and thereby avoid doing
damage.
D, C. Rosa assisted the Fort William
Curling club into the winning list in the
Bouspeil field at .Winnipeg recently.
'licit Fein :welcomes .Jnn,. and Mrs:
Crerar and Mies Belle McDonald and
Herbert and Mrs, Mitchell as rest a
d urs
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Brussels, eenY having W1hlocated, streets.
tively on jMran and who i cently. -'
Wu AartaTapNo, who recently 801!1
lila d acre farm, Can. Yj, Gray township,
has purchased the eligible residence. of
W. H. Maunders, Brussels, corner PI'fn.•
Cies and Qtteou shorts, and will get
early possession. Mr, stud Mrs; Munn.
ders and daughters do not purpose re-
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r ruS5els ing.
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