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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1914-9-24, Page 71 SUSS CESS OARBS. JNO. SUTHERLAND & SONS ��// �7yyyp S,�anpp,pp �/D� 11�1yy1ryrypp LIMITED Vr%VN'J✓65OGy1(9 Mo.l1ul4P✓t exramze WM. SPENOE CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER OF IY1AJ EIAGE LICENSES wee i11 the Post piece, Ethel, 30-4 i n' AL AND CONVEYANCING. ptiOUDFOOT, BAYS & KILLORAN B A.RItisTlti4B BOLIO1TORs, NOTARIES PUBL1o, ETD, W. L oU9l! O'r, K. C. R 0. RAYa I. L,.RILL anal: WML Pr(OOPFOOT.Jh, Oilloee-'rb010 formerly coo»pied by Messrs Uamoron & 'Holt, Do/moon, OamArno, M. LiINOLAI'B- W V e Berrieter, Solicitor, Uouveyeneer, Notary ',Mina, &o, UWae-Btewart'e Block 1 •loon North o1 Oeutral Hotel. tinlioltor for Um Metropolitan Bank, AUCTIONEERS. 141 8, SCOTT AS AN AUCTION• • non, will sell for better prides, to better men, in loss time and less °barges tans any other Auatioueer in East Huron or a u t Charge anything, Dates and orders man n1 r1,,4 ,.e o attuned at this °Oleo or by re n•-1 application, o®.���.41.A4161..►�L.-0 W. H. LOVEFisnera I Director and Embalmer I Orders promptly and cure- fully attended to. night or day. Phone 225, IETHEL., ONT, • fir• xsiaLvAwt1'4 1'r1� Astaa;rbv,5>A0 Efficient Bret, 1091 and ❑Il the timee V: IY ills ohief feature(uof thg courses inetruotton in the 'famous TORONTO, ONT. 0( Yes, oily graduates succeed. They have 1that habit.. Why is )t. that many stud- , tud• ants from other Boalneea Colleges come here to finish amuses and getoosibione7 Remain ber.the first word, •Emeieuoy " Write for catalogue. Students admit. ted nt any time, Cor. Young and 1W. J. ELLIOTT, • Charles Sta, I Principal. e rojiPsi`rgia`4st%ra izli �lit24si CENTRAL STRATFORD.ONT. 14 0 school with, 17 continental repute - 4 Hon for grad e Wolk and for the sitcoms of it ndna!Ghee! with superiorU00.nsgraduates, 4 and.InetlOatole We attention ill Commer- cial, • individual io0 diel• entoUhnud and Telegraphy ere wh• en ther. Why attend elsewhere amen there is room 'ite0 You may t,�enteraulogueme. 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' 'HE SHAW CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL 391.7 Yongo St., Toronto liltIIMMIMINEMIIIIIIIIIME CO.L E G L E AT HOME Thousands of ambitions young pee, T n pie are fast re mrin in theft ow Gomes M 000111)Y luor(it((ve positions as stonogrniihere, boolrkeepere, telegra- pliers, civil Servants in fact eVery sphere of activities, You may finish at eoilege if you so w1811. Puoi010ne Nqear- nnteed, Eater college oily day'. Indi- vidual. 110101011011, Expert ttnohers, Thirty years' experlenee, Largest Creditors in Onneda. Seven onagers Speoinleourse for teachers. Affiliated with Oomnler01el Edmore toes Aeso01ati0n of Canada, Slimmer 5011901 et famous SpottofiBuelness Col- lege, London, Winham Business College 9p 9e G1110,SPOETOH, W, d'. Monett, President, Principal, Business (lards JAS ANDERSON. VETERINARY SURGEON,. Suaoesaor to M. IL Moore, Olnce at Ander- son -tiros, Lc very stable, Brussels. Telephone No, 29, OR. T. T, M'RAE daebolm• of Medicine, University of Toronto Licentiate and Graduate of the College of Phy 4(27(0(18 and Surgeons, Oat, P091-ggrg(ln(lte Ohmage Rye, Ear, Nose and Threes Hospital, Ohioan°, 011. 8x.1lo,lae Surgeon to St, Weir. eel's hospital, Trireme, Ofnoe over F. R. Smith's Drug Store. Tele- phone (1011e0t)en witi2 Orenbrook at ell flours, pR. F T. BRYANS Bachelor -of Medicine; Univorslby of Toronto ; Licentiate of Oollege of Physicians end Sur. goons, Ontario ; ex -Senior house Surgeon of Western Hospital, Toronto, Offices of late Dr, A. MoSeveY, Smith Block, .Brussels, Rural phone AG, I 1 ALEX. D. M'KELUEY M. a., M.C.P.0S.O, 198- Bloor street East, Toronto Diseases Ear, Nose and Throat tinniest assistant hn Isar, Nose and Throat de- partment Now General Hospital, Toronto ; Post Gred mite Harvard Medical. School, Boo - ton • bite Senior Resident Surgeon Mass, Eye & Ear Infirmary ; tate Clinical assistant in Nose and Throat d()pertinent Mass Gen. Go*• pita! ; late House Surgeon Toronto 'General. Hospital. (=,-- LI Brussels by appointment. deal aunt ,with Dui most loving ., 1hougllts" from Bev, L. aull Annie .M. N Mailer, DumPr,,. 'Wily synlpttthy" 1 �� 10 �� from nurse Da Gorda ; "lo alfect3oe- ate re(ileutbr(lnee" fl'odu E, and airs, 14(1wienee 1. "Deep sympathy" froln f c r F Me, tial Mrs, Pocock and b11, Hol. LL� ��. � TESTIFY Mild ; "Deepest empathy" from Mre, tidier mid l'a,uily "Sincerest sylll- pithy" from Mre. Udal anti faintly ; lit deepest sympathy and loving menlM'y id kindness iu days gone by„ TOM Usual;'; "10 Ilial remen1bvanee 111011 McCall McC(1n ; "Deepest Ivinpathy„ II(mi the household at Dancers .Hill.; "FV i th deepest sympathy from friends at IVeotharn Park; "Deepest sym- pathy and in loving tllemm•y of a clear feiaull" Me. and Mrs, Jarvis "Will deep Bympathy" front Mr. and 51 re. Brooker ; "With syn)pathy and kind relneru brnnce"1'1"111 W. T. and Mere, linteher, Robert 0.12(1 Nola ; "With deepest sympathy" front the garden staff at Wrotham Park and Dancers Hill ; "In fond velment- Manse" from 111x. and Mrs, Withy and A., and Ales, Lawrence ; "With deepest: sympathy" from the cowmen and elalblemen ; "With deepest sym- pathy" 1'10111 Alford and Airs. Ada. Do You Feel Tho Pinch'? Not of p02701by, but of corns, aching DR. M. FERGUSON corse, that ('an ba cured by Putnam's Oma hxtrlt(Itnl', Don't enffee, use ETHEL., ONT. "Putnanis"-soldeverywhere in 25a Physician and Surgeon: Poet Graduate courses bottles, London (Eng,), New York and. Chicago Hos- pitals, Speoi»t attention to disease of eye, ear, - nose and throat. Eyes tested for glasses, G. H. ROSS, D.D.S., L.D.S. Graduate of Royal College of Dental Sur- geon),of Ontario and Graduate University of Toronto Faculty of Dentistry. Office in Isard Block, Wingham Phone 249. Pose ORko box 278 Painless Extraction, Plate work and Bridge Work a Specialty DR. WARDLAW Honor gradayuate of the Ontario Veterinary (foliage. Quer eMill,. ay and night malls. Office opposite MAUDE C. BRYANS OPHTHALMOLOGIST Personal ,,ffredu0te Department of Ophthal- mology,-Ma0ormick Medical College, Chicago, III., le prepared to test eyes and lit glossae at her office over Grower's Restaurant, Brussels, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of every week. Office home 1 t8 p• m. Forenoons by appointment. Phone 1219. T. R. BENNETT Will give better satisfaction to both buyer end Beller than any other Auctioneerand' only charge what is reasonable. Sales eond noted anywhere In Ontario. Pure bred stook sales a special Ey, Write or 'phone 2B Wroxeter. avoir( Terms Bin war BRUSSELS GOING Some 001He Nonme. Mail 7:07 a-mExpress 19:,5.5. a m Express 11:26» m Mall 1:59 p.m Express 2:36u m (• Express .,- 8:02p.m C:aa voierS.iW Poieme WALTON. To Toronto To Goderich Express 7:52 a m Express 11 :19a n1 Express 1:22 p m t Express 8:45 p m WROXETER Goin West - 12:1 n In. and B 40 . 1n, Going p Going West - 12:79 and 9:60 p. m_ All trains going East connect with 0. P. R.10 Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T G. B. stations. GEO. ALLAN, Local A gent. ii .r xL1.Ct linos Molesworth Miss 0. 8teis8, Or•allbrook,,'is visit- ing with ti'n's. Steiee. James Menzies, jr., left on several month's trip to the coast. The annual children's rally will be held on. Sunday, September 27112.. Many from here attended the Jubi- lee set vices in Knox church on Sim - day. H. Parcell, Listowel, is using his ditching nullaline to good purpose in this vicinity. las, and Mrs. Elliott and family motored to Ethel and visited her sister, MI's.R. Gibson. A joint meeting of the W. 1. M. S. and W. H. Ill. S. was held on Thurs- day Septemberember 24th'when Rev.. John Griffith, retuned missionary from Nonan,, Chinn, spoke. It was the regular Th an kofferi ng meeting, Grey The Barnet Press speaks as follows' of the demise of a sister of the late Mee. John McOartney and all aunt 111 Wits. N. B, Cardiff and Mrs. Wln. Turnbull, of Grey township, and Mrs. G. R. McCartney, of Tucketetnith "On Saturday July 260, Mrs.. Meek - ham, wife of Mr: blat'khern, head gardener at, Wrothaul Park, passed peacefully away after an illness, borne with Christian fortitude lasting sever- al weeks. All who knew let reaped:, l ed her Highly. A homely soul, sire was kind in word and deedSympa- thy a Y p. th goes out to the bereaved husband who has (net a devoted wife and the family.who have lost a loviothe in their ng In r srro,v, The Outlet place on Wednesday, 3n South Mints churchyard. Service was held in Ole chur011, with nlatly sympathising friends, ,was expressively conducted by the Rev. Allan Ray, (Viotti.), who also officiated at Lhar vesicle. 'The uururnere settee the husband and two sons and Thomas' Hurst. Vis- count and Viscountess Enfield and Lady Rachel Byng showed their respect and sympathy by t&ttending. Others present included Peter Fer- guson, Mr. Miry, Mt'. Young and sev- eral of the household at Dancers Hill, Mt'. Pllrtnoster,Ili', and Mrs. Jervis, Mr, Brooker, Mr, Alford, Bir. Card - right, and Mr. Sleep, The many beau- tiful floral tributes bole the following iueceiptious :-"Peace perfect peace,' with heartfelt sorrow, from her lov- ing husband ; "In loving memory of oar darling mother," Fred. and Jiro ; "With deepest sympathy from Vie - con 111 and Viseountees Enfield',; "With deep 'synipathy"hem Earl and Countess of Stafford ; "In affectionate remembrance and with great sym- pathy" front Lady Rachel and the Hon, John and Lady Margaret Bos, cawen ; "With deepest sympathy" from Peter and Mra. Ferguson l "'.!`o Clinton WILL RECOMMEND A GRANT OF $20,000.-A1 0 meeting of the Wee - duo's Committee held Feiday to dis- cuss patriotic measures it was U11at11- mously. decides! .10 reeomnlead that the 0011nty00uucil ((.1 its session in December make 8. grant of $20,000, to t aid the families of those athe franc and ethers affected by the war. The opi1(1011 was general that iho duty of the comity to see that the relatives of those who ale dependent because of their breadwinners having gone to fight foe the Enmpire, are properly carat! for. Those who attended the meeting were Warden Oanlelon, who peesided ; De. that lc, of Goderich ; 9vV. R. Elliott, of Stephen ; George Stewart, of Ashfield ; Win, Glenn, of Stanley ; Ouunty Clerk Lane, of Goderich ; and County Treasurer Dr, Holmes. Atwood A grant of $20,00 was made to the Rhea Agricultm•al Society by Elma Council. Rev. 13. P. Westgate, formerly of Atwood, has been appointed rector of Shelburne, Ont. Saturday, Oct, 171h, Council will rneet at 10 o'clock a. m. for general township business. Mrs. 'lebhitl, of Holmesville, was file guest of Rev. Dr, anci Mts. 0311000 '. Lemuel Pelton and Mrs. Annie Pelton were at Woodstock lust week attending 111e funeral of their niece, the late Mrs. Ferriugtou. Henry McNichol, Donegal, deliver- ed at the stock yard, Atwood, for Max Smith, a bog that weighed 700 lbs. and brought $54,00. Win. S. Tindall and son Maxwell, Forest, e were e guests of Jno. of 1'I t. Pn1 st 1v ill e g last week. It is 22 and Mrs, Valiancet a years 8illce Mr. Tindall left this neighborhood. hborhood. ), The 5501 Anniversary of the At- wood Presbyterian lanu•ch • will be 1 and louda Sept. bald. on Sunday A Y, Y 27112 and 281,11. Sunday services at at' II a. m, and 7 p. ill. will be conducted by Rev. D. F. MacRae, 141, A„ Ph. D. of Knox church, Mitchell. Monday evening a Lecture will be given by ' ae f1 o' visite • Rev. MacRae a short t v s to to Gihc'attei, Itt11y, S,vitzerlllud, Prance, Belgium and Gotland. Blue Pills No Longer Used When the stomach needs cleansing the bowels increased activity, the liver additional power, dont use mercurial pills, try D. Hamilton's. Vegetable in composition, extremely Mild, yet sure to gush 0111 toll im- purities and wastes, no remedy is so well adapted for family use. Positive- ly t1 cure for biliousness and sic(( head- ache, unfailing in c0n8tipatimi and bowel trouble, exceptionally good for indigestion, no medicine is so uni- versally needed it ever. home as Dr. vt y I Good y- r 1 Hamilton's Pala. fc 1 the young the old, the sick and the welly ones the benefits of Dr. Hamilton's Pills ale manifold. Sold everywhere in 25 cent boxes. Seaforth McKay i •( too Isaac T' cI. 0.v s) Lucl vis( t w t• ing his daughter, 11110. W. W. Bili. September 27th will be Flower Sun- day in the First.Presbyterian church. Mrs. F. H. Larkin is on a month's visit with relatives in Prince Jildward Inland. Rev. A. W. Barker received a nasty bite on the leg from a viei00s dog 1(9001 week. James Robb has'received h • 1 - the tract for lain a nuuibet• of oak 1 laying ((cors to LlIOknOW and Wmglulm L T. DeLacey, accountant t the Seato'th Milling Company plant left on holiday slip to Toronto and New York. Palmer Whiteley and Herbert 13ox have returned from Toronto both hav- ing successfully passed their exam- ination in embalming. Miss Olive Rankin has again g sin auc- seeded iu winning the prize from •the "Designer" .for the beet essay on "Monne corning weelc." .I. l3, and 111(8 Reid received cvot'(i last week that their son, Leslie, was cvitil the troops at Valcartier, and may leave for the front any time; Dr. F. J. Borrows left on a trip through the' Eastern Stales. While away he will visit the principal hospitals in New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. A large number of the musical people of Seaforth assembled in the Pnblio Library Hall to form a Choral Society, under directorship of N, N0Xon, organist and choir master of the First Presbyterian chord). A very serious and probably a fatal accident happened on Wednesday morning of last week when ,L Pethieit fellfrorlthe �1n 1 roof 0f T, E. Hays' liar in McKillop. It appears Mr, yPethiok was sweeping off the chafe that had St, left on the roof of the balm from To the Merit of Lydia E. Pink - ham's Vegetable Com- pound during Change of Life. Westbrook, Me. - " I was passing through the Change of Life and had pains in my back and side and was so weak I could hardly do my housework. I have taken Lydia E. Pinkham's Vega - table Compound and it has done me a lot of good. I will re- commend your med- icine to my friends and give you permis- sion to publish my testimonial," -Mrs, LAWRENCE MAR- TIN, 12 King St., Westbrook, Maine. Manston, Wis. - "At the Change of Life I suffered with pains in my back and loins until I could not stand. I also had n'.;ht-sweats so that the sheets would be wet. I tried other medicine but got no relief. After taking one bot- tle of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound I began to improve and I continued its use for six months. The pains left me, the night -sweats and hot flashes grow less, and in one year I was a different woman. I know I have to thank you for my continued good health ever since," - Mrs. M. J. BROWNELL, Manston, Wis. The success of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs, is unparalleled in such cases. If you want special advice write to Lydia E. PinkhantMedicine Co. (confi- dential) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a woman, and held in strict confidence. the threshing, and in some manner slipped and Pell to the ground. He a- lighted o11 his feet, jarring himself severely and wrenchinghis back. Donald McIntyre met with a serious accident when leaving home to come down tnovn. He was closing his front dive, when pulling it tight, the ring gave away, causing him to over- balance and fall backward to the cement walk. Ile alighted on his head and shoulder, and though suffer- ing considerable pain was able to walk to Drs. office, where it was found his left arm was broken close to the shoulder, hie hat having saved his head from being cut on the cement sidewalk. The injured arm Was 80011 set and he was able to return home unassisted. Goderich Rev. R. J. IticOormick preached League auniversary sermons last Sum - day iu Victoria street church. Thomas Honla cm Stad y of last i and as weep passed his 91st birthday he says he feels good for several more Y yet. The Co. selectors of Jueors met in the office of the Clerk of the Peace Seager, to draft the jury lists for the current year. There was gond attendance at the Council Chamber to consider the formation of an organization to con- trol the distribution of Relief Fund to the unemployed and those in dis- tress during the coining Fall and Win ter. Wingharn Miss Gladys Rnnnalls, of Toronto, is the guest of. W. and Mrs. Srneath. s who has been Mrs. Frank Angus, seriously ill, has slightly improved and hopes for her recovery are 1)0W entertained. • The John L u heed held h funeral of o 1 e Friday n Win harp ceme- Puda afternoon to teey was condnetecl under the aus- pices of the local Orange Lodge. lie died at his son's home after an illness of two weeks. Thursday night a large crowd as- sembled in the Town Ball for the patriotic meeting. The chair ‘vas oc- cupied by A. B. Musgrove, who gave an excellent addrese which was follow- ed by addresses by Rev, E. G. Dy- ,..„ o .......• • • . ♦♦ Increased 0: lDurStock s • • Having purchased the stock ' of B. F. Carr and combined • • it with )nine I cam give you • • a better choice than eves' in • Harness Maker's Supplies • Trunks, Valises, • Hand Bags, &C. Light. and i' !11(19 iii Special Ba p heavy Harness, Fly y Nets, • Whips, Ssc. Careful and Prompt Attention• given to all Repairs. • et i, +1)rices before See goods and buying elsewhere. • 41• • •• • ••. • • e • • ••A • •• • •0 • • • • • ••• . • GI C. MAN N E RS Brussels •• • Phone Na: 37k • WaleCares • as Wir. Ca s old number • . •••••••••••:••••••••••••••* BRITISH MARCHING SONG "It's a Long Way to Tipperary," has become the marching song of the Brit. isb army, according to London des. palettes, It le not widely known in this oouutry, rho words are ;- Up to mighty London came an Irish. man one deg, A Wordto Aa the streets aro pav'd with gold, sure ev'ryone was gay, Singing songs of Piccadilly, Strand and Leicester Square. :the Wise is T111 Paddy got excited, then he shout- ed to them there : CHORUS It's a long way to Tipperary, It's a long Way to go ; It's a long way to Tipperary, 9`o the sweetest girl 1 know. Good-bye, Pioadilly, farewell, Leicester Square, It's a long way to Tipperary, 13u1 my hearts right there, Paddy wrote a letter to his Irish Molly 0, Saying. "Should you not receive it, write and let me know ; If I make mistakes in spelling, Molly, dear," said he, "Remember, its the pen that's had, don't lay the blame on me." CHORUS Molly wrote a neat reply to Irish Paddy 0' Saying, -Mike Maloney wants to marry me, and so Leave the Strand and Piccadilly or you'll be to blame, For love has fairly drove me silly, hoping you're the same." mond, Rev, Fr. Blair, Rev. D. 'Petrie, Rev, W .J, Hibbert and ex -Mayor George Spotton. Several selections were given by the band, also solos and duets by local talent. Brussels School Board Regular Meeting of Brussels School Board was held in the Board room 11th inst., Friday evening, all the members present. Minutes of last meeting read and approved. Accounts were presented as fol- lows Jaynes Fox, school supplies $ 44 58 R. Henderson, repairs . 16 60 On motion of Messrs. Wilton and Leatherdale they were ordered to be paid. Moved by Messrs. Fox and Wilton that new desks be purchased for Nliss McPherson's room. Carried. On motion of Messrs. Wilton and Leatherdale, Ole Board is to ask the Council for $2,800 for School purposes for 1914. Carried. Board then adjourned. B. GERRY WRITES THE POST DEAR FRIEND. -It is a long time si gcis 1 wrote to you stud about as long since I have heard direct flout you. Mrs. Gerry and I have just returned from out Western visit to A. V. Gerry's at "Fair Play Farm" near Initial; Bead. We were with them. for four Saturdays, arriving Saturday and leaving Y Alonda at 9.80 a. rn. Found them in good health and busy with the briniest. They have about 200 acres hi crop and all fairly good. There was a frost about Aug. 170h, which would damage the corn, late oats and garden I stuff. P Albert ri t s a st1 A good farmer and keeps the farm clean and hi good shape. He has 9 wonting horses, 6 milk cows, 4 calves, some Il pigs and hens galore. young cattle, 80 ha w p They Arabi a fair way of doing well. The three girls are all away from home: One is in an office, one a1 teacher and the third at High school at Regina, fitting herself for a teaoh- er, so they only have Eldon, a boy of 10 years at home. They keep a man all the lime oe have done so for the past year. I have not heard how the crop turned out but Albert thought it would go about 18 bushels or more. In a recent letter the oats were said to be line. As we went West we called on acme old friends. At Winnipeg we 8a,v sorne of the Yeo family and Mr. and Mrs. McOutcheon and others. Took train at p. m. for Sidney and stay- ed with Mrs. G. Babb, for two nights it the "Head" same dayat 8 arriving t Western time. 011 our home trip we stopped. in Winnipeg from Monday evening until Friday and renewed calls with one of George Russell's daughters (les. Rogers), Had din- ner with Wesley Yen's oldest daugh- ter, and saw Wesley Yeo and hie son, William and other members of the family. My cousin's, Handcook's, the are reel estate men)gave us awheel about the city it) their auto. W alheldale ave us al, nice spin Le g p.. out, to the city Trade which is a lovely pC la ainith so 111e fine animals such as buffalo, deer and other aulmale. On 001 way to the Park we called on Mrs. Will. Leatherdale, she had left him las she and the little son are liv- ing in a nice cottage on the bank of the river. She says she will go back 10 Will. when the weather gets cool, s outand o Will, often os, n stops for 0. time, but capuot stay long asp a busi- ness call may come at any time. Two other ladies are staying in the same cottage. We put in one afternoon with Air. Russell on the bank of the Red river, just opposite Elm park. They have a cottage there,. Telma, Gerry was with 118 and the and I took a walk over that fine, long iron bridge and had a nice stroll all around Elm' park. They are laying out streets and putting up fine dwellings right amongst the trees. It is a lovely Summer home spot. After feasting our eyes on some of the sites, build- ings and the big business places and seeing a lot of the soldier boys off fm' the war, we bade farewell to all Dur friends and Look train for Fort r Wi113arr1 arriving safe, We were Met by Mrs. N. 11. Gerry and daugh• toms, the girls being anxious to see Zelma for she had never been atvay so long from them before, one full month, We stepped with theist for Sufficient To those intending purchasing anything In memorial art, no bet- ter opportunity is afforded. Prices aro sure to advance within the next month owing to the scarcity in labor and the coo templated rise in ocean freight rates and marine 311sur'ance. Leave your order nolo and .insure against anyossible advance in price, even if you do not wish to have it erected beforenext.Spring. This will enable 1(1e to get my or- ders in Lauder the present schedule. All engraving neatly done and in latest design. Cemetery work promptly attend- ed to. N. B. -Anything in stock at a greatly reduced price in order to facilitate moving expenses. Brussels Granite & Marble Works ALLAN E. HERSEY, Prop. Phone 23 the night, going to our empty home Saturday. Not a crust of bread to eat, but we told our troubles to the baker and butcher and the grocery man and they were very kind and brought in all that was necessary for a fair stall in life. So here we are all safe and in good health and hop- ing_and praying for Peace. We were at the Indian Read farm four Sundays. First Sunday was wet and cold and we did not go out but the other 8 we attended school and public service. A. V'. Gerry is the S. S. Superintendent. I was elected to take the Bible Olass each Sunday and one Sunday the minister was not there so I gave a talk, the best I could. The schoolhouse is 6 miles from the "Head" and most of those who go to the school house would have to drive 7 and 8 miles to church. They don't go very often and the children cannot go so far so they have school every Sunday and preach- ing every second Sunday and nearly all the congregation stop for school and take their children home. I have not space for any Fort William news at this time and by the time you worry through this you will think it is quite enough. I mi,ht just say we have not had any frost in this oity to hurt any of the garden stnff. Ev g is fresh erthiu and green, , tomatoes, beans, potatoes and flowers (1)e an fresh and tine. Hoping to get (1 few lines from, you, We gget most of the news in Tal. Pon, We have only one tiowepa ei' here fol' a popule,- bIon of 27;000, 3onls truly, B; GlENT, 242N. Archibald et. Fort William, Sept, 8, 1914, Perth County Some eight families los 81, Marys are .quarantined on account of lueasles, Annual athletic sports of the Colt, Inst„ St. Marys, will be held on Fri- day, Oct, grid, Jas. Rundle while threshing at Mr, Allen's, Blanshard, met with an aces. dent by falling froin the beam to the threshing floor, 8, S. No. 10, Blanshard, held shalt annual school fair on Sept 10, The exhibit was not so large as in forme(.' years but the quality was excellent. We ate pleased to know that Nelson Bonis, of Blanshard, who had an operation for appendicitis at Victoria Hospital, London, is doing nicely and will soon be home. John McIntyre, Mitchell, was strick- en last Thursday with paralysis, all one side of his body and limbs being affected. As yet there is no noticeable improvement in his condition. We are sorry to learn that Jabez Woodley, of Fullerton, met with a serious accident. He was thrown from a horse and his hip was so badly injured that a Dr. of Mitchell, was called to his assistance. Wm. Ryan, town clerk, Mitchell, attended the funeral of his brother, John Ryan, of Detroit. Deceased visited friends in Mitchell and vicinity early in Angust, so that his illness was of a short duration, Prin. Wright, St, Marys Coll. Inst„ has received word that he passed the examinations for Cadet Corps In- structors and also Part I of the Uni- versity Physical Culture examine- tions. The Dominion Government has sup- erannuated S. B. Jamieson, Oustoms Officer at Regina and formerly of Blansbard. Mr. Jamieson has been of the pioneer Customs officers of the. West and has been one of its most courteous and efficient officers. Mrs. Dr. Gull, Mitchell, was sudden- , ly called to Hamilton, a message hav- ing came that her son-in-law, Murray Geddes Lottridge, was at the point of death. He died son» after her arriv- al. Nearly three years ago he mar- ried Miss Edith 0011, for whom much sympathy is felt. DIAMOND WEDDING.- Saturday, Sept. 12th, an exceptionally pleasing event took place at the home of Con- rad and Mrs. Thiel, Lot 8, Con. 2, Fullarton township, when their children, grandchildren and great grandchildren met to celebrate the diamond wedding of the aged couple. Both Mr. and Mrs. Thiel were real well on that day and enjoyed to the full the hearty congratulations showered upon them. Mr. and Mrs. Thiel had a family of 13;children. 10 are still alive of whom 9 were present. They have 33 grandchildren and 9 d en rest- c dr g granhil ' ••.••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••ll••••••♦•••• • • • • • • • • ••• • • • . • • • • •• • • •• • • • •• •• •• • • ••••• ••• 30 Days' Reduced Prices ON • • • All kinds of Rigs New and Second-hand Buggies •r Light One -hose Wagons g • New Farm Wagons e •P Must be sold to make room for Cutters. Call and see t First-class Second-hand Buggies as good as new at wonderful Bargains. 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