HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1916-8-17, Page 8THE KODAK that goes with you on
your vaeatioo will come back with
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fun -a story that will have a freshening
iuterest as time passes.
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Your owu particular Recipe For
Pickling Spices will reeeive careful
attention here and will be filled with
pure Spices from our stock of
Turmeric, Curry Powder, Mustard,
Mustard Seed, Celery Seed, Cloves,
Cinnamon, Mace, Allspice, Pepper,
Ginger, 8:c.
Prices will be found most reasonable
Paraffin Wax -In I Ib, and } Ib. cakes -
200 lb.
Bottling Wax -A generous supply in tin
dish for roc.
Jar Rubbers -I doz. In a pkge., best
quality, roc pkg.
Corks for Pickle Bottles -We keep on
band a complete line of the different
sizes that these are made in, also
Corks for Catsup Bottles
The Store F. R. S M I T H
DRUGGIST AND STATIONER,
acal beWs t.enzs
FINE weather,
GET a Fall Fair Prize List,
PoTATo crop will be short.
LABOR Day, Monday Sept. 4th,
READ the local news oo page 5.
HARVEST is going to be over early,
Crete holiday in Brussels next Mon-
daTex buzz of the threshing machine is
beard in the land,
GET ready for the opening of school,
Nothing like a good start.
Ltvet.Y Fall business is expec'ed,
Watch out for barginsIn the advertise -
mute,
SsND TIM PosT to the absentees of
your Wally. They will appreclate your
thougbtfutness
'1'HM stone foundation for W. F.
Srretteu'e new residence, William street,
is well ou toward completion,
Goon CROP -Tuesday, D. C, Ross
had a threshing bee, 6 acres of oats
turned out 26,1 bushels of excellent
grain.
THE Farmers' Club of this locality
have arranged to hold their monthly
meetiugs in the Audience room of the
Public Library
Doe's. kick THE POST if the names of
your visitors are omitted but "put the
boots" to yourself for your neglect to
band in the facts.
A 9w•KESTACK has been erected at the
chopping mill of Messrs. Naegel &
Logau to enable the use of steam during
low waxer pressure on the Maitland.
INSTEAD of two Fall Fair Concerts this
year the Directors will revert to the
nraotice of opening the "Palace" the
first evening so that the indoor exhibits
may be viewed by electric light. Musi-
cal program is expected.
'ram County Sale of Land for taxes
will be held in the Court House in the
town of Goderich oo Tuesday, November
14th, at 2 o'clock, List appears in the
Ontario Gazette of August re and 26
and Sept znd.
GxNERoue.-Nlrs. J. H. Galbraith has
offered a beautifully hand painted china
tankard as a gift to funds of the r61st
Battalion and to cent tickets are being
sold, one of which will entitle owner-
! hip The china is on exhibition in the
store window of Druggist Fox.
THE Red Cross Circle Tea on the
lawn of Robert and Mrs. Thomson,
Queen street, West, rueeday afternoon
was a very pleasant affair. Weather
was beautiful, the attendance good and
the bill of fare first-class. S17 55 were
the receipts. Considerable work was
brought in and taken out,
HENSALL Observer has changed pro-
prietors, Editor Neelands, who has
piloted it along for a number of years
banding over the wheel to Hugh Bu•
chanan, a well known young man of the
community, We wish the new proprie-
tor success and Mr. Neelands an enjoy-
able period of relaxation from the stren-
uous life of a newspaper man,
TUEIDAY forenoon tbe Jewish rite of
circumcision was performed by Rev,
Mr. FIalpern, a Toronto Rabbi, the
candidate being the 7 day old son of M.
•std Mrs Yolleck, Mill street, Brussels.
Among the guests were H. and Mrs.
Brown, Wiogham ; W. Johnston, Blyth ;
end friends in town. A fine dinner was
served after tbe ceremony.
BRUSSELS Women's Institute will con-
vene in the Public Library audience
room, Friday August 18th, at 2 30 p. m.
Mrs Alex Strachan will introduce the
subject, "Value of change of air and
scenery," Roll call answered by favor-
ite pickle recipe will follow. Have your
recipes ready so that you may answer
promptly when called upon,
TUESDAY Contractor Thos. McLean
received a new stone crusher of modern
manufacture from Goderich factory to
prepare the metal for the macadam road-
way now in process of construction.
We hope the work will be pushed along
so as to be all -done before the Fall Fair
titne. The date set in the eontraet for
the completion of the work expired this
week.
BABY SHOW AT BRUsnELs FAIR, -The
local physicians are offering a parse of
$15 no, divided into 5 prizes- 05 $5, •4•
So, Sz, $1, for the best baby under 2
years of age, exhibited at Brussels Fell
Fair, New is the chance for the proud
mothers to win some pocket money over
the good looks, &o„ of their &tentibi.
No entrance fee for the competition.
THE old and interesting game of
quoiting is receiving some attention in
town by both juniors and adults,
A NUMBER of townsfolk attended the
funeral of the late Mrs. Lewis MCDouald
at Seaforth last Sunday morning.
THE sweater coat lost and advertised
last week in Tux Pose was restored to
its owner on Saturday. Neff sed.
Sous necessary repairs are being
made at the Public School building and
grounds preparatory to the opentng of
the Fall campaign.
NOT a few long beaded subscribers
have figured out the large percentage of
interest to be gained by, renewing for
THE Poss. before October 1st and have
been boosting their subs, forward, some
as many as 5 yearn,
Boy wonted for dellverT wagon and to assist
In shore. GROROE TirolteoN, Brusscla,
STtlAYRD--A red yearling steer, without
ery will he thankfullly received. ion ng to its raoov
Phone 4714 DDNOAN MOKAY.
ABP5ENT10E wanted to learn Telephone
Operating. Apply to MISS GIIWAR, Phone
200, Brussels,
Fou SALE -Gent's Bicycle, good etnditton,
coaster brake. $0 60. Apply Em Setima'e,
Princess street, Brussels.
GRADE Durham calf for sale, 5 weeks old,
Apply to D. C. Ross, Brussels.
Pinel class span of horses for Sale, broken
to work. Mare Is rising 4 years old and horse
is O. Sold cheap S. S. opri t r does not need
them. Apply
GOLD brooch loot. The owner will be great-
ly pleased for its restoration. Mrs. KEY%,
Queen street.
Fort SALE. -Cushion tired covered buggy,
nearly new. Apply to Edward Collis, Lot 84,
Con. 7, Grey. Telephone 567.
Two thor'bred Berkshire boars for sale, Fit
for service. .IA8. 1710001, R. R No. 4, Brus-
sels. Phone 8514.
SERVANT wanted. Apply to Mas. W. M.
SINCLAIR. Brussels.
COMFORTABLE house on Turnberry street,
Brussels, for Rain or to rent, lately oconpiel by
.7,5'. Rowlted. 15 acre of land, with stable,
well, cistern, fruit trees, &c. Good location.
Good cellar, furnace and electric lights. Ap-
ply. to Mise WAL1E1t.
LAWN =were put in Arst•olese shape and
sharpened by Geo, Edwards, Millet., Brussels.
A GOOD house for sale with stable and fruit
trees. Apply to I. C. RIOR►sD5, •
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bhurOh Ohlm•s
A series of addressee is being given
by RevD, Wren at Wednesrley evening
prayer meetingsin the Methodist church
on the Book of the Revelation.
Rev. Mr. Hind, 'l'oronto, will supply,
the pulpit of Melville church for the.
next two Sabbaths. The reverend
gentleman is a son iw•law to G. A
Deadman, of Brussels.
Rev Dr, McRae, who supplied two
Sundays in the Presbyterian church,
left Monday morning, He will visit his
s'ster, Mrs, Geo, Robb, et St. Catha-
rines The Dr, is a sterling fine fellow,
genial and sturdy.
Next Sunday morning at a a. m., iu
St, John's church, Rev. Mr. Page, the
rector will tike for his subject, Article
II, concerning the Word or Son of God,
which was made very man. In the
evening at 7 p. m , Missionary address,
"Go ve therefore and teach all nations,"
"Mohammedanism."
Pastoral Supply Committee, looking
toward a successor to Rev. D. Wren, M.
A. who has entered upon his 4'h and
MA year as pastor of Brussels Methodist
church• snpoiuted at the last meeting of
the Official Board, consists of H. L
Jackson. J, T. Wood, F. H, Gilroy and
W. H Kerr. They will report later to
the Board, Rev- Mr. Wren will not be
AD easy man to follow as he has render-
ed specially acceptable service.
LIBRARY Board met last Friday even-
ing with Reeve Leckie, F. S. Scott, F,
H. Gilroy, Rev. D. Wren and W. H.
Kerr present, Several items of busi
ness were put through andarraugements
made for the purchase of the usual Fall
supply of new books for the Library.
Regular hours will come into effect on
Sept. 1st.
Civic HOLIDAY, - In response to a
largely signed petition Reeve Leckie
has proclaimed Monday of nex' week,
zest inst., Civic Holiday and asks the
to ob-
serve
and other residents
510555 folk business
u inesS places
Theb s a
't as such.
serverP
will be closed and the Postof&ce open
from 8 tog a, m. and 5 to 6 p. m. on
that day.
THE POST hopes to see :-
John Bull wide awake.
Justice done to Belgium,
Jupiter Pluvius our ally.
Jam-up Fall Pair in Brussels.
juvenile profanity eliminated,
Jack Front delay his operations.
Jellicee and Joffre game to the finish.
Tax PosT is pleased to bear that
Edith, daugher of Harry and Mrs Keys,
Brussels, who has had trouble with one
of her limbs from frequent breaking of
the bone, and who underwent an opera-
tion in'roronto fo which bone grafting
was done, is making favorable progress.
We hope the young lassie will soon be
as smart tie ever. •
MILI'l ARV DAY IN Eu'rea, ONT.-
Exeter and the Coutlty of Huron will
have a great Military Day in Exeter on
Friday, August 25th, When COI. Combe
and the teast Huron Battalion will come
to Exeter to receive the colors, which
are to be presented by the Soldiers' Aid
Society of Exeter. All the arrange-
ments have not yet been completed,
a
Look for bills and next week's papers
for full program and particulars.
The Owen Sound Times says :-Fins
103850 AVIATION CORPS, - Another
Owen Sound boy, Pte. John Leslie
Cavanagh, has gone in for aviation in
the war zone. He left here last Winter
a
ndj Y
olned an artitlei unit in Guelph
and several months ago went overseas.
Lately he has joined the Royal Flying
Service. He is a son of Mrs. (Dr )
Cavanagh, 5th St. 17 , and left his posi-
tion le the local breech of the Royal
Bank to enlist.
Pair will be held Thursday and Friday,
WON THE AWARDS, -In the Standing,
October 5th and 6th, Fie'd Crop competition, under the aus-
i pices of the East Huron Agricultural
MATRIMONIAL. -Thursday of last week Society, In which were 1S entries and:
Lieut, Stewart Scott, a well known ' cropgrown Oats the followingawards
Brusselite, who is now at Camp Borden, ! wsrmade by the Judge, L. Pansley,
was united in marriage with Wag I SE.'rhornas, Sent here ;-
Kathleen Stevenson, an estimable young y /at. Andrew Lamont Grey,...$ err 00
b i g t the recent de -8'
fody of Guelph. Rns' r, air per. and, W. R MDses, Mortis .15 00
formed the ceremony at the Presbyrd Jas N-cisnl Morris 52 00
iiiiae of the
b 'en 0
mise a the bridle's father, the 5'i. in i ymn, 12 l5' hoover Gey
O, Grey
wasever golel Lieut. and Mre Scott 1 G y
l a 1 ' Y
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People We Talk About
Miss Stella Gerry is visiting relatives
at Woodstock.
Charlie Richards was home from
Toronto for a short visit.
Mrs, (Dr) Ferguson is holidaying
with relatives at Milton.
Bert. Lott is off for a trip to Camp
Borden and other points,
Miss Stella King, Wingbam, is a visi-
tor with Mrs A. E. Hersey, town.
Mrs. Joynt jr., Lucknow, was a visitor
with Mrs. Robt. Thomson tact week.
Ptes. R. Barkley and Rankin were
bete over Sunday from Camp Borden.
Miss ,Jolla Bartliff, Clinton, spent the
week end with Mrs, John Cardiff, town,
Alex Strachan combined business
and pleasure in a vISlt to Toronto tide
week.
MISS Beth Goodfellow, Toronto, was
a visitor' with the Misses Bryans, John
street.
Miss Jean Elliott, Stratford, has been
renewing old friendships in Brussels and
locality.
Miss McGillivray and Miss jean Anne
Robertson. Toronto, were guests of Mrs.
A C. Dames.
Thos and Mrs, Smith, Galt, are visit-
ing with George and Mrs, Thomson,
William street.
Mrs Kellington, Toronto, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Edmund Brewer,
Turn berry street.
George Brown, Toronto, was in town
for a few deys lest week combining busi-
ness and pleasure.
Miss Nellie Campbell, of London, has
been spending her vacation at the par
ental home. Mill street.
Mrs. john Ritter and Miss Helen, of
Millbank, were visiting the former's
aunt, Mrs john Cousley
Miss Clete Dunford and Miss Isabel
Pickett. of Clinton, are visiting their
aunt. Mrs. Allan Lamont.
Miss Brrva Bryans is able to be about
after her operation for appendicitis and
is regaining her s'rength.
Mrs. ' Harry Bartliff and children. of
Clinton are visitors with the former
mother, Mrs. John Cardiff.
J R. and letrs. Cousley and Miss Nor-
ma: Toronto, were holidayvisiters at the
home of Mrs. John Conley.
Mrs. Brine Scott and daughter, Jesn,
Toronto, are visiting at the home of P.
and Mrs Scott, Queen street.
Miss Kathleeu Wilton will teach in
Elmvale during the coming term, her
duties commencing next month.
Mrs. Roy A. Pryne and children,
Toronto, are speeding a month's holiday
at the parental home, Brussels.
Mrs. R. T. Hingston was a visitor in
Owen Sound last week, the trip being
05'5,5 be motor from
Teeswater.
Standard
tel e5' in the
Galvin,
1
R Ga
Bank is helidaving for a few weeks at
Carleton Place an 1 other centres.
Miss Lovette Ballantyne is enjoying
a holiday at the home of her uncle and
aunt, W. J. and Mrs Hunter, Oshawa.
Pte. Chas Pope and wife were home
for the week end. The former is
with the troth Battalion at Camp Bor-
den,
Miss Annie Budd. John street, has
not been enjoying veru robust health of
late but we hope she will soon be about
as of old.
Mrs F. S, Scott and Mrs. G. H Semis
and Finlay are holidaying For a few
weeks with relatives and friends at Sar-
nia and ether points.
Pte. T R. Fester, Paisley, of the
tooth Bruce Battalion, spent .a few days
at the home of Duncan Taylor, corner
Choral and John streets,
Beatrice and Guy McDonald, of
Molesworth locality, were holidaying
with Misses Belle and Mary McDon-
ald, their aunts, 13rttesele.
We are pleased to know of the im-
proved condition of A. J. Lowrv's
health and hone it may continue until
he regains old time vigor.
Rev. and Mre. Wilde seri children,
Edith Deadman are
t dMissDd
Toronto, an
enjsytng a visit at the parental home of
the ladies, Frederick Street.
Constable Robt. Oliver Was off duty
during the past weelc from an attack of
lumbago but we hope will Goon be able
to attend to his duties once more
Rev E F. and Mrs. Armstrontr, of
Essex, were welcome visitors on Tues
day at the homes of Mrs Edward
Bryans and Rev D and Mrs. Wren.
R. H, end Mre Green, Cayuga,
motored to town last Sunday The
letter is extending her May awing to the
iltneas of her mother, Mrs, Berrie, sr.,
'Aromas street.
George Barrington. Montreal, and
Miss Meikle, Mount Forest, hey. been
enjoying a holiday with F, H and Mrs
Giirov. The visitors are brother and
cousin to the hostess
Mrs (Dr) Feitd and children, Owen
Sound, and Miss Polluek, Chesley, are
visitnre at the home of Mts. Edward
Bryans, The former ie a daughter and
a one time resident of Brussels,
, Y b'lr, na. ).owe, re Sergi. Gordon Ross, of the tooth
look to Bruseets on a short bridal tourIll, O, flemfu WFl Grey60 Battalion, speet'a few days with Brtra•
anti received the cottgratelatioes of ; 7 g Yr 4eels relatives. Ile is:at London camp
limey old friends. We wish them a The judge did not report on the number with'the Bruee County bovs, Servet.
large share of tine good things of this ktwInts which would have added to the Enes has developed into a husky khaki
tile.
Jno, and Mrs. McDonald, Ethei, were
visiting in Brussels on Tpesde
Lance -Corporal Barkley, A M. C., of
Camp Borden, spent the week end at his
home here.
Jinn and Mrs. Duufurd, Clinton, and
Mr, and lvlrs. Close, Seaforth, were
vieitnrt with A. and Mre, Lamont this
week,
Mrs Alex. McLeod and her daughter,
Mrs Sutherland, Fort Qu'Appelie, Sask,
were visitors at the home of Mrs lobo
Gormley. Mrs McLeod is a neice,•
Mrs Surest Harrison, of Wallace.
burg, is the guest of her cousins, Mrs.
J D, Warwick, Miss Millie Grewar and
W. A. Grewar. Her husband ie at the
front in France on the Mechanical trans-
port strff,
Miss Beatrice Harris was successful in
passing the Upper School examination
and will attend Faculty in Toronto for
the coming term. We extend con-
gra ula5i+ns and wish Mise Barrie con-
tinued success.
Luther and Mrs. Ball, St. Marys,
were cal ing on old friends in Brussels
this week while enroute to Kincardine,
Mrs, Ball's parental home. Mr Ball
was a former resident of this local ty
for years. He Is now in the Furniture
and Undertaking business in St. Marys.
Seaforth
A PINE WOMAN. DEPARTS -Friday
of last week Mary Devlin, widow. of
the late Lewis McDonald, passed away
at her home, John street, Her de-
mise was not an unexpected event -as
she had been in failing health for 17
years. Mrs. McDonald was born in
Norfolk County and was married to
the late Lewis McDonald, a well
known man in Huron Co. He died 13
years ago. They located at Walton
over 40 years ago where Mr. Mc-
Donald carried on a big saw mill bnsi
nese, now managed by his son, John,
Mrs. McDonald moved to Seaforth 9
years ago. She is survived by S sons
(Jno., Walton 1 Gordon, Brussels
and Lewis, a Civil Engineer in France
with a mechanical transport unit) and
5 daughters (Mrs. P. Dill, Dublin f
Mrs, O'Leary, Fort William 1 Mies
Ida at Ottawa l and Meson Min-
nie and Veronica, at home.) 8 els-
tees of deceased reside In Detroit
and Dr. Devlin, Stratford, is a. broth-
er. Mineral eervioe was held in St,
James' Cltut'ch at. 10 30 a, tn. last Sun-
day and was largely attended. Inter-
ment 111 St, James' Cemetery. Mts.
L. McDonald deservedly had the
esteem of a wide circle of friends and
her ladylike manner, kindness and
helpfulness will linger long as a
pleasant memory. The bereaved have
the sympathy of many in the loss of
a splendid mother,
Wrngham
Arthur Hall, Toronto, inepeciov of
boilers, has been inspecting the boils
era of the factories and electric light
works here.
Potatoes appear to be scarce in this
vicinity. One citizen dug 5 hills and
only got 5 potatoes the size of butter-
nuts for the effm't.
Dr. J. P. Kennedy purchased a piece
of land last Fall cenststing of 35 acres,
and put it in wheat, which paid him
well. He has had it threshed and it
beats anything so far in6 his salt to
the country, averaging
the acre, all plump hard t cin.
A corps of Girl Guides '..e organiz-
ed. They are now nal.. • up swim-
ing lessons itt the river here. Every
Monday evening they will take up
physical exercise and other' drill in the
Salvation Array Chattel. There are
about20 members.
CHATTY LETTER FROM UV. R. C.
WISHART, R. A., CALGARY.
555''0
11173
4' H
STANDARD BANK
Or CANADA
HEAD OFFICE • TORONTO
DEPOSITS RECEIVED SUBJECT
TO CHEQUE.
Savings'Bank Deposits bear interest at.
highest current rates. ,, . 218
BRUSSELS BRANCH,
G. H. SAMIS, Cl' EI El Manager.
eswasensenweemeneme
savings. They report an increase of
nearly 5100,000 for the mouth: That's
not a bad record for one boozelese
month in one city, a million dollars a
year saved in booze,
When the agitation for temperance
legislation began shortly after I name
here and when a Provincial Conven-
tion decided. to have the Legislature
ask Toe a vote on Province -wide Pro-
hibition I thought they were alto-
gether too sanguine. I thought this
wild West would never vote for atoll
a measure. But you know that the
result of the vote fully justified the
decision of that Convention, for Pro-
hibition was carried by nearly 25,000
of a majority. Such a tremendous
sentiment in favor of it makes the en-
forcernent much easier, `The traffic is
doomed in Canada.
What a dreadful war f How it hag
depleted our country of men, but the
way in which the call has been re-
sponded to and the magnificent way
in which our soldiers at the front
have upheld the best traditions of
Britain's past, make us proud that we
ore Canadians. Over 50 young men
have gone front my congregation be-
sides a number of adherents, I Have
scarcely a young man over 1B ieft.
Seven Matta lana, numbering over 8000
men have left Calgary station, besides
quite a number of spook' drafts spa
we have still over 10,000 men in camp
here. Who can tell when the war
will end p But it is most gratifying
to know that although Britain wag so
nnpieparrd to meet such an organized
lighting machine as Germany had,
yet after two years of desperate fight,
ing the Huns at'e on the defensive on
all fronts and the end, we hope, is not
far distant.
At present we are enjoying a little
vacation at Sylvan Lake, which is
located about 100 miles North of Cal-
gary. Itis one of the newer resorts
and is a delightful spot for a rest,
There are probably, about 160 campers
here. The , weather has been cool
most of the time here andwe sym-
pathise with our friends in the East,
where the Summer has been so hot.
Now I'll close these rambling re-
marks, trusting that you are quite
well and busimeas good, Although it
is nearly four years since I left, I still
have a very warm spot in my heart
for my many old friends in Brussels,
Yours sincerely,
A. 0. WIsaART.
DEAR M1t, KEER,-I herewith for-
ward you my belated subscription to
It
a5' and next.
this THE POST for year
comes to my home weekly as a wel-
conevisitor. I even read the adver-
tisements as a rule just to see how
things are prospering with the busi-
nese men, while the lees) items keep
me in touch with 5111. ' . of interest
regarding the rank and Iii '. Some of
these cause me gladuest ' hila others
fill me with pain and s,rrrow, The
Grim Reaper has not Leen idle and
not a few highly esteemed friends
have gone to swell the silent majority,
It has given me peculiar pleasure in
watching the development of the
young people along educational lines,
I am pleased to note that Brussels
School Is keeping up its excellent rec-
ord of the past and that a number of
boys end girls, so well known to ane
and so dearly loved, have been giving
a good account of themselves in the
higher' grades of learning or teaching
the young mind ,in eohoole of their
own.
Things in the West al'e still very
dull, though improvement along cer-
tain lines is quite noticeable. Leat
year we had a bumper crop and latest
reports inform us that if the present
peospeets mnalerialtze, the second larg-
est crop in the history of the Province
will he reaped. But we must touch
wood and remember the clanger of
counting the proverbial cblekeus be-
fore they are hatched, The weather
in the West is often very uncertain.
But even a gr miter blessing than
our bumper crop came to us thie year.
It came in the form of a Prohibition
law, which came into effect tt little
aver a month ago and it is working
Splendidly. The liquor advocates ft ee-
ly predicted the ruin of business and
even seine of the "drys" were not
without misgivings regarding this
phase of it. It has worked the very
opposite and our e.1ty is a better city
to live in now than it was before. I
haven't seen an inI 'xicetoci than drrr-
1ig- the whole month ju which it hue
been in force and 0th Avenue whore
most of our hotels are, shows a most
decided improvement. When former-
ly one would meet daily, Scoresof men
nutlet. the itifi,ueuct: of liquor, now we
den'tsee asingle one. The Police de-
partrnent is determined to sae the lniv
enforced here, What a boon it is to
settees of homes, E3uainese has itn-
ptoved too, eolleotiorre are easier and
bankers are astounded at the remark.
abie and sadden increase in bank
• BORN
FIUNELtx,-At Palmerston, on July 25th,
1916, to Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Franklin
twins, eon and daughter,
StMreoN.-III Blum township, on August 0th,
1910, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm•. Simpson, a
daughter;
YOLLeca,-in Bruesels, en August 75h, 1010,
to Mr, and Mre, M. Yolleck, a eon,
MARRIED
ELOODY-CHANT.-At Wesley Church, Clinton
• on August 11th, 1918, by,Rev. Dr. Rutledge,
Mise Mary Theven, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs, wllliane Herman Benson Chant, to
Lieut. William Edward Floody, son of Mr.
and MrS. Edward Floody, Toronto.
SOoTT-STaysNeoN.-At • the Manse, Guelph,
on August 15th, 1916, by Rev. Dr, Blair,
Lieut. D. S. Scott, Brussete, now at Oanip
,Borden, to Miss Kathleen Stevenson,
DIED
GARN7a5-In Morrie township, on August
11111.1916, Thomas Geroiee, aged 84 years
and 9 mouths.
MODONALD-In Seaforth, on August lith,
.1916. Mary Devlin, widow of the late Lewis
McDonaldd, of Walton.
BnpeaT. At his residence, 98 Wells Street,
Toronto on .August 11111, 1918,. Rev. E, S,
Rupert, 11, A., In hla 81st year,
COMFORTABLE BRICK BOMB and 3f
sore of land for sale. well looated, in the
Village 05 Ethel, Mao. 50 acres pasture farm,
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dispose of Gond hnr.
DON, buggy and cutter, ase)y to pony,
.TA00B HOLLINBECK;
9•tf Phone 5019 Ethel,
Debentures for Sale
r r 0 t Debentures
County of w5' offers 360, W n
for talo. The Debentures oth ,resideps nts of
urtt9 and will h. Drawn t.the re10 genre, of
the County p yabl Drawn yearly
or 10 mice hr -
apply 0Itobert half Linin Fne;parardlnr;
W.I.R. Holmes,
W. seureretone, a uncle .
W, J. R. Holmes, Treasurer ; or the under•
signed.
tf W. LANE, Clerk,
Bale of lands for Taxes
Notice Is hereby given that the list of lands
for sale for arrears of texea hes been prepared,
that copies thereof may be .had at this orrice,
that the list is being published in the Ontario
Gazette of August lath, 19th, 20th and Septent•
bor 2nd, 1018, and thatin default of the pay-
ment or the taxes and costa the Intel will be
Fold by Public Auction at the Court 1300ee in
the Town of. Goderioh, on Tueadny, the 14th
day of November, 1918, 552 o'clock p. in. Lot.
879, Brussels, is in this list.
wsf. aoLMss, Treasurer,
County Treasurer's Office,
Goderich, Aug. 12013, 1910. 7-4
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and one int of Waists regular up to 5125.
August Clearing Sale -
Your choice for 50c
Men's and Boys' Summer
Shirts, reg. 1.00 & 1.25 - 59c
Men's Fine Shiets, all sizes in the Int from 14
to 11. Made up of odd lots and samples, some
slightly soiled. Regular prices. 81,00 and
$1.20• Special for August Clearing Sale-,
Your choice for 59c
Men's and Youths'
Suit_ Special
3411 fen's and Youths' Worsted and Tweed
Suits, well made, perfect fitting with good
linings, Regular price 13 00, 14 00 and 516.00.
All sizes from 33- to42 111 Use lot, 'August
Clearing Sale Price -
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Children's and Misses Slippers and Oxfords a.,
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