HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1915-12-25, Page 8IES ON, blit we are ready to serve pia right tip to Friday night.
Those who have still much of their Christmas shopping to do,
will find many helpful suggestions by looking over our large stock
%� " if holiday goods. Here are some. last minute suggestions ;-
Kodaks
Matte one of the best presents going your boy or girl would appreciate one -
Brownie Cameras from $z up, and Kodake from $7 op,
New Books
My Year of the Great War, by Palmer $ r 50
A Par Country, by Winston Churchill 1 5o.
In'Pimes Like 'These, by NeUie McClung . r o0
Tba Lost Prince, by Frances Hodson Burnett....... r 35
Anne of the Island, by L. M. Montgomery,.,.......... a 35
These are selling. Also have many little Gift Books, nicely bound,from 150
up. Full atock of Bibles Sud Hymn Books,
A Box of Stationery
Something the person eotting it can always use more of, and really pretty
boxes are to be had at 200 and 25c each. Boxes containing the high grade kid
finished Paper and Envelopes can be had at 350 and 500 each,
Chocolates
Are needed to make Christmas complete, We carry Lowney's, Liggett's and
W iliards ; and have a.great variety of packages from 250 up to $2.
Fancy Goods
Pretty Pictures, Parisian Ivory, Ebony Brushes and Mirrors, Brass Ware,
Writiug Portfolios, Stationery, Manicure Setts, &c, See what we have.
For the Children
New Games, Toys, Puzzle Books, Picture Books, Story Books, Dolls, Toys,
&c. There will be no difficulty in getting something for them,
New Year's Cards
Our large assortment of New Year's Greeting Cards and Postal Cards will be
on display Monday. Come in and pick them out while the stock is at its best.,
rhe. 1� Store F. R. S M 1 T H
DRUGGIST AND STATIONER.
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MERRY Christmas.
GET ready to write 1916.
HAVE you had the measles ?
SATURDAY will be Christmas,
CHRISTMAS and New Year's Day will
be Bank holidays.
MERRY Christmas to every reader of
THE BRUSSELS POST.
:THE skating rink is being well pat-
ronized and the ice is good.
Nina monthly Horse Fair in Brussels
on Thursday. January 6th.
CALL and see the new photographer in
the former Maitland studio:over G. N.
MoLaren's store. Good work is guar-
anteed,
THE Willing Workers of Melville
church are making arrangements for a
Scotch Entertainment to be given on
the evening of Jan. 25th, 1916.
STARTED Ur. -The chopper at Brus-
sels Electric Light Works has started
work again. A fiaker is also being add-
ed for the benefit of customers, See
their advertisement.
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A MEETING of Directors of East
Huron Farmers' Institute will be held
this (Thursday) afternoon at 2 o'clock in
the Council Chamber to map out the
program for the coming meetings of
the Institute.
A summityoung of OUn men in this lo-
cality I' purpose enlisting
in the new
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Huron Co, Battalionas soon as Christ-
mastide rush is over. There should be
no trouble in securing 25 recruits in
Brussels and locality.
CAPTAIN ALLAN, the new Quarter-
master of the 161st, Huron C. E. F., was
here on Wednesday distributing uni-
forms and'stores. There is now a suit
ready for every young man who desires
to uphold the Empire. See Lieut. D. S.
Scott,
Ran CROSS FINANCES --The funds of
Brussels Red Cross Society have been
nicely augmented during the, past week
by the receipt of $32 35 from the Enter-
tainment in S. S. No. 3, Grey township ;
personal subscriptions of $3.00 from
Miss Bessie Moses ; $5,00 from R. C.
Deadman and $5.00 from George
Manning, $45.35 in all. Proceeds of
"Minister's Bride" Entertainment
totalled $119 75 and Miss Hunter's
china, $63,00 ; S. S. No. 3, Morris. En-
tertainment, $50.75. Treasurer Row-
land is ready to receive further dons.
tions for aid to our soldier boys.
Miss KATIE HEWITSON CALLED IN HER
Yount. -We are sorry to be called upon
to report the death of Miss Katie
Hewitson. who passed away on lath
inst., at Park Head, Ont„ where she
was teaching school. She was only 22
years and 7 months old. An attack of
bronchitis was followed by hemorrha-
ges and after 2 weeks illness she suc-
cumbed, Funeral took place on Tues-
day Of last week, burial being made
near Chesley. F. S.Scott and
P.and
Mrs, Scott, to whom deceased was re-
lated, attended the last sad rites, Miss
Hewitson spent 5 ,ears in Brussels at-
tending school and was a bright, young
lassie. She afterward spent a tem 'at
the. Normal in Toronto. Her early de-
mise is regretted.
WOMAN DIES FROM BURNS. -As the
result of burns she received in putting
coal oil on a freshly lighted fire, Mrs.
Mettle Ames, 477 Pacific avenue,
Winnipeg, a mother of 4 daughters,
died Saturday lith inst., in the Gener-
al hospital, Her death was due to
shock rather than burns, though there
were serious burns about the face, arms
and body. Icer husband, T. E. Ames,
a contractor, was also burned when he
rushed to her assistance and rolled her
in a blanket, extinguishing the flames.
Had it not been for his quick work she
might have been burned to death at the
time and the house also consumed.
The funeral was- Held the following
Tuesday afternoon from Zion Methodist
church to Brookside cemetery, ReV. J.
L, Batty officiated. The deceased lady
was a Miss Braden, of LOndou locality.
Mr, and Mrs, Ames were married so
years ago, She was about 5o years of
age. Mrs, Ames Was a sister•iu•law Of
Mrs. D. C. Ross, of Brussels,
PosTOPvtOE will be open from 8 to g
a. no. and from 5 to 6 p. no. on Christ-
mas day.
Tire retiring Public School Trustees
in Brussels this year are Jas. Fox, D C.
Ross and R. Leatherdale. Alt are
eligible for re-election.
A no +MLY addition of new books bas
been placed on the shelves of Brussels
Public Library, which will no doubt be
appreciated by the readers
MEASLE quarantine rather upset some
of the arrangements on the Christmas
program but these things have to be
borne with as good a grace as possible.
Goon work was done by the snpw
plows during the past week in opening
up the sidewalks. The pedestrians ap-
preciated the thoughtfulness of those
who did the work.
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WANTED. -20 cords of hardwood, beech and
maple, 4 feet long, to be delivered at Metho-
dist Church, Brussels, before end of January,
R. LEATHERDALE,
Chairman Property Committee.
"TOP cutter, almost as good as new for sale.
Apply to G. A. BEST, Bruasele. Phone 4,
TRY our Oottosnet in pound packages.
BARKER BROB., Br II13Bela.
1.for sale050 per
600. A pl8 inch good di e e R. 1000, Apply to D. E. Handers, Brnseels, R. B.
No, 8. Phone 8118.
APARTMENTS to let in the Grahamblock
lately vacated by the Pryne family.
MALCOLM BLACK.
To RENT. -20 to 28 acres of lend with good
r els.
end house 4,r the villa Brussels.
bora a e of Hg
Jeweler, Brnseels
Apply to W. F. BTaETTGN,
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A GOOD house for sale with stable and fruit
trees. Apply at Tee Poem.
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A VERY successful Red Cross Box
Social was held last Friday evening in
the school house, Elma township,
where Miss Hazel Lowry, of Brussels, is
the teacher. Splendid time was enjoy-
ed $56 6o were the receipts. This
fine sum was divided as follows :-Sick
Children's hospital, Toronto, $5,00
and $ro to the G'ri's Surgical
Club, Atwood and balance to Elma
Centre Patriotic League, Atwood.
Miss Beth Kerr, and Hartley Menzies,
Craobrook, sang solos at Social.
MATRIMONIAL. -A happy event, al-
ways full of interest, took place at
"Riverside Cottage," the home of Wm.
and Mrs, Telfer, Church street, Brussels
Wednesday evening of this week at 6
o'clock, when their youngest daughter,
Miss Kate, was united in marriage to
Wm, G. Farquharson, of Provost,
Alberta, formerly of Walton locality,.
As the Wedding March was played by
Mrs. Walter Davidson, the bride's sister,
the principals took their places before a
bank of Rowers and holly in the parlor,
where the ceremony was performed by
Rev. A. J. Mann, B. A. The good
looking bride, who was given away by
her father. was very becomingly attired
in a gown of golden brown taffetta which
was worn ou a similar occasion by her
mother
41 years agoo and carried
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tmful bo net of white carnations and lily
of the valley. After hearty congratula-
tions the guests to the number of 30, be
Ing confined to near relatives, sat down
to a well prepared wedding dinner to
which ample justice was clone. Bride's
health was proposed in felicitous terms
by the officiating Minister, to which the
groom responded appropriately. The
wedding gifts were numerous, valuable
and well selected, The groom's gift
to the bride was a handsome muskrat
tur coat and muff to match, A pleasant
evening was enjoyed by the company
who separated with inany good wishes
for the health and prosperity of the hap-
py couple. Mr. and Mrs. Farquharson
will make their home at Provost, Alta.,
bill will not go West for a month or so
as they .purpose visiting relatives and
friends in Ontario. The bride's going
away Costtlme consisted of a navy blue
gaybardine suit, with a Tuscan silk
blouse and mink hat, Mrs, Farquhar-
son is highly esteemed by a wide circle
of relatives and friends and Mr. Far-
quharson is to be congratulated on
securing 00 clever a young lady as the
Among the guests from outside points
were :-M•rs. C. Archibald, of Provost,
Alta„ sister to the groom Jnn. and
Mrs, Scott and D, and Mrs. McKellar
Cromarty and Miss U. Ewan, of Detroit
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Service Next Sunday
Regular preaching services will be
held next Sundap in Brussels, but
the Sabbath Schools and Young
People's gatherings will be can-
celled. The purpose is to shield
the ohildten. After the holiday
last Sabbath the congregations
should fill the churches next Sun-
day, particularly as it is the
Ohtistmaetide,
P. AMENT received a new Chevrolet
car this week which will he placed on
exhibitiou He bas the local agency
A LETTER from Belgium written by
Andy Speers to bis sister in Brussels is
to band and will appear in next week's
issue of THE Pos'r,
CHrI1''MAs GIFT.- The finest Christ-
mas gift a mac can make is the offering
of himself to the Empire by en'ietment.
Your friends will appreciate it and you
spend a happy Christmas knowing you
have done your duty.
NOMINATION Day next Monday. Be
sure and attend. The exercises will be
held in the evening, at 7.3o o'clock as
usual in Brussels. If there is an election
N, le. Gerry and P. Scott will be the
Deputy Returning Officers of the polling
places in the Council Chamber and the
Public Library,
DIED AT DENVER. -- The sad news
reached here Monday of the death of
Hector McQuarrie, of Grey township, in
Denver, Colorado. from an attack of la
grippe, last Saturday. Body is being
brought home and is expected to arrive
in a few days. Funeral arrangements
were not made when THE POST went to
press. Mr. and Mrs. McQuarrie went
to Denver to spend the Winter and to
aid Mrs. McQuarrie's health.
SHOWER,- Miss Kate Telfer was treat-
ed to a miscellaneous shower at the home
of Miss Lizzie Downing, Flora street,
her marriage
anis prior to h
last Fridayv
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and received many file gifts. Shakes-
peare couldn't write poetry like the sam-
ples accompanying the presents. The
recipient suitably acknowledged the kinds
nese. A jolly time was spent and a tasty
Much served. Many good wishes were
voiced for tutu
re happiness.
ATTEND the Nomination proceedings
in your Municipality next Monday and
show your interest as a good citizen.
You have a right to ask gnestioos con-
cerning municipal affairs and it should
be somebody's business to supply the de-
sired information if it eau be given. If
your way points to office you have a
good right to do your part and share in
the responsibility of good government.
A loyal support of men who are doing
their duty should be accorded and
pubic expression of appreciation ten-
dered where it is deserved. Some
people are splendid kickers but very
backward in building up what they
sometimes batter down. Every ratepay-
er
atepayer should manifest a keen interest and
the municipal machinery will do its
work all the more satisfactorily if you
lend a hand in its best interests.
People We Talk About
Miss Elsie Wilton is home from her
school at Harriston.
Miss Lin. i Colvin, is home from Wind-
sor for a few weeks holiday.
Alan Mann 'shame from the Technical
School, Toronto., fur the Christmas
vacation.
Miss Laura Hooper, of Exeter, was a
visitor with her auct, Mrs. (Rev.) Mann,
last week.
James Sharp, who has been i11 with
pleurisy. is improving and will soon be
we ho
convalescentpe,
Lieut. Porter, of Goderich, is here
aiding in the recruiting program of the
161st Battalion at this point.
Miss Lizzie McArthur is home from
Moorefield for her vacation. She goes
to Ethel to teach after New Years.
Miss Beatrice Harris and Lloyd Jack-
son And George Edwards are home for
the holiday from Stratford Collegiate,
Mrs. Geo. Rogers and Miss Nina, of
Portage la Prairie, Man.. are here tor.a
WANTED!
Billets for Soldiers
To Train in Brussels for the 161st
Overseas Huron Battalion
lst-All those who can accommo-
date soldiers with both lodgings
and meals.
2nd -Those who can accommodate
lodger's only.
3rd -Those who can accommodate
boarders only.
State number you can accommo-
date and terms you will charge.
:This board money will be guaran-
teed by the Government and will
be paid on the 16th and last days
of the month. -
Send above particulars to
LIEUT. SCOTT,
16105 Huron Overseas Batt.
Brussels. '
Principal and Mrs. B. S. Scott have
gone to Collingwood for the holiday.
Mrs. Jas. Duncan, Atwood, was visit-
ing relatives and friends in Brussels last
week.
Miss Maggie McNabb is home from an
extended visit with relatives and friends
in the W.est. Miss Mary Coates, who
went with her, is remaining and is
nursing the latter's sister-in-law, who is
Monday of this week Mrs. George
Cardiff underwent asuccessful operation
and her wide circle of triends trust she
will make a speedy recovery to better
health than she has had for the past.
year.
Dr. Knechtel, of Winuipeg, was a
caller on relatives and friends in Brus-
sels for a day or so; going on to Wing -
ham to see his sister, Mrs. (Rev,) Perrie,
while enroute to his home. He had
been called to Ottawa owing to the de-
mise of his brother Abraham.
Free Frees
The Winnipeg F speaks as e
follows :-"Miss Annie E. Finlayson, a
bride of this month, was the guest of
aehower honor ata miscellaneous ow given
recently by Mrs. E. A. Tones. Strad -
brook Place Among those present.
were : Mrs. H. F. Anderson, Mrs, J, A.
McKerchar, Mrs. A. McLeod, Mrs J.
H. Green, Mrs. D. W. McKerehar, Mrs.
Geo. Lyon, Mrs J. Lyon, Mrs, J. W. T.
Dickson, Mrs. A. G. McArthur, Mrs. J.
C. Shortill, Miss B. McDougall, Misses
C. and M. Campbell. Announcement is
made of the marriage of Miss Annie E.
Finlayson, of Edmonton, Alta„ to
Harold Richards, of this city, which
trok place in Augustine church, on
Saturday evening, Dec. 4 Rev. Dr.
Andrew Baird officiating," The groom
is a trustworthy, agreeable young man,
the youngest son of I. C. and Mrs
Richards, of Brussely, and holds a good
position on the staff of the Dominion
Bank in Winnipeg. Many old friends
here extend cordial congratulations and
hope their sail over the matrimonial
ocean may be a smooth voyage with just
enough squalls to give diversity to life.
STANDARD BLANK
OF CANADA
(HEAD orrIcE - TORQNTO
EVERY good Rank has a RESERVE FUND as a pro-
s rainy" day,
vision for lean years and the inevitable y d y
This Fund has been accumulated from Surplus Earnings
and is a source of strength and stability.
Everyone should have a RESERVE FUND. Without
it no one Is In a safe financial Condition.
Our Savings Department offers an ideal opportunity for
EST 'D 1873 establishing YOUR RESERVE FUND, ' 209 ._
BRUSSELS BRANCH,
J. F. Rowland, El 0-m manager.
Misses Hattie Downing, Berva iii'yans,
Jean Armstrong and Carrie Meet acken
and Jno, Henderson and Frank Scott
all teaching in 'Toronto, are home for
the Christmas holidays,
W. B. Strachan, lack and Charlie
Leckie Vernon Rosa, Bob Warwick
'and Harold Armstrong, of Toronto, will
eat their Christmas turkey at theirre-
spective homes here..
A 0. and Mrs. English and children.
of Harding, M-tuitoha, are welcome
visitors At the home of George and Mrs.
Covin, the parents of Mrs. English.
They will spend a few months in Ont-
ario.
Church Chimes
The Week of Prayer willhe observed
in Brussels by the holding of union ser-
vices.
For 1916 the International series of
Sunday School lessons will. be found in
the New. 'Testament
Meitland Presbytery met in Wingham
'I`uesrlav of this weak. Rev. Mr. Mann
and A. D, Grant attended from town
Instead of holding the'nsuel service
on Christmas morning in St. John's
church it will be held the following day,
which is the Sabbath,
The Chris.mas entertainment that
was to toe held by St. John's Sabbath
School Thursday evening of this week is
postponed for week owing to the
quarantine.
Judging by the number of regrets ex-
pressed over the withdrawal of Sabbath
services in the churches people woke up
to the Gospel privileges that are ours
but often unappreciated by their
regularity and frequency. -
A week from next Sabbath Rev. Mr.
Craik, of Walton, will preach anniver-
sary sermons in Brussels Methodist
church. Be is said to be a fine speaker.
Rev. Mr. Wren will conduct anniversary
services at Walton on the same date
Result of the vote on Church Union
in Maitland Presbytery: -For - 1528,.
against 2855, majority against 1323,
1156 did not vote In Huron Presbytery
the story was different as there was re-
corded for union a majority of 638.
The vote stood for 2247 against 16,19
There are 26 congregations in Huron
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Presbytery. Bruce P e• b tery gave a
majority: of 54 for.
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Walton
Read Walton news on page 5 of this
issue.
Next Sunday Rev. Mr. Thornloe
will conduct the services in Duff's
church au the pastor, Rev. Mr. Lundy,
Will be at Brampton for Owlet Mae.
Wnr. and Mre. Fulton, Brampton,
will spend Christmas at the manse
with Mre. Lundy and het parents, J.
and Mrs. Fulton, who have been visit -
big Rev. and Mrs. Lundy for the past
few months.
The anniversary services in the
Presbyterian church last Sabbath
were of a profitable character. Rev.
Dr, Sommerville, Clerk of the Gener-
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eneral Assembly, 'Toronto,' occupied the
pulpit and preached good practieal
sermons.. Mooning theme was "The
Ministry, its qualifications and re-
sponsibilities" and in the evening the
subject was "The .ideal home." Fi-
nancial contributions were $150.
BORN
GLAserse.-ln. Grey township, on December
17th, 1915, to Mr. and Mre. Daniel Glassier,
a eon -Stewart Randolph.
MOOAnTNEY.-In Tuckersmith, townehip, on
December 19211, 1016, to Mr. and Mrs.
George McCartney, a son.
MARRIED
FAnQURARBON-TELF5R; At the home of the
bride's parents. 'Riverefde Cottage," on
Decembet22nd, 1915, by Rev A, J. Mann,
B A., Mr. Wm G. Farquharson. of Pro-
vost. Alta., to Miss
ro•vost.Alta.,50Miss Mite Telfer, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Telfer, Bruseele.
DIED
,4M55. -In Winnipeg, on Des. 111h, 1016, Mettle
Braden, beloved wife of E. Ames, aged
60 ye.
Hnwrma,arsIn Pnrk Heed. Ont.. on December
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12th, 1916, Katie Hewitson, aged 22years
and 7 months.
HAINea.-In Tnrnberry, on Deo. 201h, 1016,
Mrs. Mary Haines, aged 75 years, 8 months
and18 days.
BLY.-In fine M n4,, Miah., on Dao 9th, 1015,
Catherine lNetIm
, widow of the late W.
Sly, formerly« of Ottervplle, Oat., in her
82nd year.
Municipal Elections
Township of Morris
The annual meeting of the Electors ofthe
of
s for the Nomination
oda of Mhe o
Township
candidates forsfor the aloes of will
be
and Coun-
cillors
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alllorsfor the iyearon 1918, will December held n the'
Township Hall on Monday, 11s27th,
from 12 to 1 o'clock. and it a poll be necessary
such poll shall be opened on Monday. January
lird, at the usual polling -places at 2 S. m. and
close et 5 p. m. A. MaIDWEN,
• Returning Officer, Morris Township,
coon sirs
D be able to find Gifts hat will
T aatiefy'your own -good svill, please
the remittent and still remain
within the limits of your pocket book
is no easy mutter. We al's certain
though that you will find in our `stock
the items that wiI best combine these
three essentials. Our stock comprises
a great variety of most desirable gift
lines, Let us show them to you;
Games, Toys, Dolls
Fine Toilet Articles,
Perfumes, . Chocolates,
Fancy China,
Pretty Boxed Paper,
Fountain Pelts,' Flashlights,
Bibles, Hymnals, Books,
Xmas Booklets, Xmas. Cards,
Pretty Calendars,
Manicure Accessories in
Ebony and Ivory,
Toilet Cases, Manicure Sets,
Safety. Razors, Fancy Clocks,
Travelling. Sets, . &c.
Good •
Service
With the desire to serve our cus-
tomers promptly and well we have
considerably increased our staff -
and we can assure our. friends who
favor us wlth their patronage of a
prompt and courteous service and
will be very inch pleased to have
an opportunity of showing our
stock.
James Fox
Druggist and. Stationer.
P. S. -Xmas Decorations, Tags, Seals,
Tinsel; &c., in great variety.
Engines for Sale
One 16 h. p. Tractor Watoroud : 1 14 h. p.
portable White steam engine ; 1'4j5 h. p. gasp•
line engine, new ; 1 8 in. grinder and -a cutting
box. These engines are all in. Rood repair and
may be seen at Lot 2, Con. 18, Hallett. Would
accept horses, if sound, as part pay.
26-4 J. H. WHEATLEY',
Phone 2818 R. R. No. 1, Blyth,
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School
Township s. running
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InC Interest
rest al 9 %. Also ,0 0 of and Drain De-.
ingtures, covering
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bentures, part Mars apply
lyyo 12, Reeve For for.
Cher particulars PPplyco the Reeve or Clerk.
Township Clerk, Hlnevale P. O.
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Silks
Readywade'Waists
Hand Bags
Unebrellas
Underclothing all sizes
Furs, Stoles and Muffs
Silk Scarfs
Fancy Apron
Handkerchiefs
Collar Setts
Mitts
Gloves
Fancy Linens Japanese
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Fancy Pins at regular
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Sweater Coats -all Sizes
Knitted Underskirts
Fancy House Slippers
Overcoats
Fur Coats
Fur -Collared Coats
Suits --all Sizes
Odd Pants
Handkerchiefs -all Kinds
Silk Scarfs
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Ties- Splendid Assortment
Caps -all .Sizes i
Braces and• Ties in Indivi-
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Gloves
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Rubbers -all Sizes (Granby) j
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Cecil and Mrs. Day and Mrs. H. Day,
Gerrie, were visitors at the home of A.
J. Lowry, Mrs. Day sr, is extending
her stay, '
Peter Hall and Miss Mary Hall, of
Toronto, are visiting at Howard Hall's,
Brussels and James Hall's. 6th line
Mrs. Geo, 'reason was in George-
town last week attending the funeral of
her cousin, George Hume, a roan of 73
years Of age.
A number of the soldier boys from Quick rr •
various training camps ore expected to1
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visit their respective homes here during G ■ N ■ McLaren!
the Santa Claus period. •
Misses Lovette Ballantyne .and Amy PHONE 40x A. R. MCKAY 2 Highest Pricesfor •
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Roe and Wilfrid Lott arrived home ]ant
Friday from Stratford Normal School ••
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