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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1916-10-5, Page 5•r ROSINESS CARDS, JNO. SUTHERLAND & SONS 7ty� LIMITED TED WM. SPENOE CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES tike to the PING *Mee, Ethel, 90.4 AUCTIONEERS. 141S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION• • nen,. will soil for better prloes, to bettor menIn loos time and lens charges than any other Auctioneer In East Huron or he won't charge anything, Eaton and orders las always ne arranged at this office or by nal application, LEDAI, AND CONVEYANCING. W M. SINCLAIR— Y V u Barrister, Solicitor, conveyancer, Notary 1'nbllo, &o, idea e --Stewart's Block L door Nor th of Central HotelSolicitor for rho 'Metropolitan n: a Bank "re GAILVXD `T! er.IY'.8i &'win*? BRUSSELS Go0N0 SOINPg GOING /70MM Express 7:18 a to I Mail 11:22 a 1n !Express 8:8?n m Express 8:67 0 m ete t - .r CdLoWIax ?9CJPIC WALTON To Toronto To Goderich Express -7:60 a m I Express 11:58 a m Express 8:15 p mIEExpresa 8:54 p nt WROXETER Going East - 7:06 a. m. and 8:40 p. m. Going West - 12:19 and 9:58p, m, All trains going East connect with C. P. R. nt Orangeville for Owen Bound, Elora and T G. B. stations, GEO.ALLAN, Local Agent. 4 LIVERPOOL -GLASGOW LONDON-HAVRE Fine, modern steam- ers — equipped with every comfort and luxury. For infer. matin. apply .gent., or r" 95Ki • : StWToronto W. H. KERR. Agent Allan Line, Brume's. A. RAYMANN is prepared to supply the best goods in Windmills, Iron and Wooden Pumps and Stable Fittings, such as Piping, Wat- er Bowls for stook, &c. ]jepairs to Purnps promptly attended to. av Glicall. cal. =:t At BAYMANN Cranbrook +>� CENTRAL / U , .4 StTRATFORD, ONT Commercial, Shorthand and d Telegraphy Departmonte Students may tinter at auy time. We `r place graduates in positions. During 10 4 July and Augtmt we received npptioo- p, 010 EMons for over 200 :!rice u0gistnnte we could not supply. Write for our free catalogue at once. D. A. MCLAOHLAN, Principal. 4Si46 rr at.leeeel.d v.-r-ge.Wd'�,Mk .J THE Best Brains in Canada keys nrtiol n in the pre - partition or our splendidtHome Study 0002,es In Snaking, Eoonondes, Higher Accounting commercial .Art Show w • Cur& trStoryPWriting, Journal- ism, Short iwn•Selec :the work andbb Boon intonate Select the work which most it s, .Ad you and write no fir pnrtlonfllrs, Address THE SHAW COHHESPONDENCE SCHOOL 381.7 Ventre 88. Toronto , immommennem COLLEGE AT HOME I+honoand0 of ,ulbitiooe young pew their OWn tort fest preparing in. re t p i g p iii es positions as lieenog apher ookk ep is atntiogPnphers�ybooltiregpnrs,thieve- piton. eivll servants in foot. every sphere or notivittoa. -Von may finish et oollege if see FM wink. Poalltolle goal'• mltetlfi, IEutercollege any dityy, Indi- d 1 1 tion, Expert teachers. Thirty nstrt o Expert Largest train nos ods teSev. y y 1 + g 1 d o � colleges. Spool ns i Cut n n, Soo, 0 g Epoch ootarne for teo,nine, A Ii5ej0 with * Onnad , rialtos• tor'oAssooiation of Canada, Smmttler Soltool et tannins Spottonl3uelneso Col,:. loge. tendon. . Wingham . Busin ess College Geo. SPo'r'roS, Ve. T. Monate,' President,. Principal. Duel noss Cards JAS. ANDERSON, VETERINARY SURGEON, S enssorto ue Moore, Office eon Bros. Livery stable, Brunets. Telephone No. 20, T. T. M'FdAE M a., C.P„4$r G,' Al. 0. El„ Village or Bruaaola,. Physlofao, Surgeon, Aaoouehell!' Offioo et residence, appool'o Melville Church, wfllhen street. IDurrant; junior Epworth Lragtle work, Miss Helloed ; Round Table Conference, Rev, j W. Hibbert ; Collection Hymn ; Reports of Committees; Social hour, Lt uc served in the School room. Evening Session Chairman, President elect, Service of Praise led by pastor of church; Introduction of Officers elect ; Music ; 'l'he challenge of the'1'o•morrow, F, H. 'Gilroy ; Music ; Offering ; The Sunday School Teacher, Rev, 2, J. McCormick, B. A. Closing exercises, DR, F T. BRYANS I Boobolor of Medicine, University of Toronto , Licentiate of College of Physicians and Sur goose, Ontario ; ex -Senior House Surgeon of Western Hospital, Toronto. Offioes of late Dr. A. McKovey, Smith Brook, Brussels. Rural phone 45, G. H. ROSS, D:D,S., L.,D.S. Graduate of Royal College of Dontal Sur- geons of Ontario and Graduate University or. Toronto Faculty of Dentistry. Office in loard Block, Wingham Phone 249. Poet Office box 278 Painloe, Extraction, Plato work and Bridge Work a Specialty MAUDE 0. BRYANS OPHTHAL M OLOO/ST 'Peroonal graduate Department of Ophthal- mology, MoCormiok Medical College Chicago, 111., le prepared to test eyes end tit glaeeeo at her office over. miss Inman'n millinery store, Office days—Wedrienday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday of every week. Office hours -10 to 12 a. nti. ; I to 6 p, m. Evenings by appoint- ment, Phone. 1219. DR. WARDLAW Honor graduate of the Ontario \reterinary College. Day and night calla. Office opposite Flour Mill, Ethel. JAMES TAYLOR licensed Auctioneer For Huron Co. Satisfaction ensured ; Charges moderate. Write or Telephone If not convenient to gall. Both Brussels and North Huron Phones. BELGRAVE P.O. PROUOFOOT, NILLOHAN & CONE e arrlator., 8ollcitory Notaries Public, &c. Office on the Square, 2nd door from Hamilton Street, GODERICH, ONT. Private funds to loan at lowest rates. W. PNOIIDrOOT, K, 0. J. L. K,LLORAN H. J. D. Cooxn /oat bans Pins OCTOBER, COUNCIL met last Monday. TNR showers last week were dandies. Swoon Board Friday evening of next week. READ the Weather Forecast for Octo- ber on page 44 BRD,1ELs Fall Fair Thursday and Fri- day of this week. TER high winds last week blew down piles of apples from the trees. DON'T N miss the Fall Fairt a Concert in the stink Friday eveningof this week. ,,coo laughs are promiseeverybody at- tending, Nxx'r Monday will be 'Thanksgiving Day and a public- holiday. Business places will be closed, Postoffice hours 8toga.in, and 5to6p.tn. 25 CENTS gets THE PosT for the balance of Igt6, excepting to the United States. 15 cents has to be added if papers go there for postage. THANKSGIVING rates on the railways are single fare for Monday,returni u , same day. Fare and a third good goiug Saturday, 7th inst, and returning Tues- day, October nth. TURNBERRY street South has been re- ceiving a good - costing of broken stone and when well rolled it should be much the better of it. This part of the road was notoriously bad last Spring but this work should remedy it. Boort{ AT BRUSSELS FAIR.— Brussels Women's Instituteur ose having a p p g refreshmeut Booth on the grounds on Fair Day. Exhibitors of stock and alt who wisb, will be served- a good sub- stantial lunch at the noon hour, Pat- ronize the Booth during the afternoon and evening and help along a good cause, FROM CALGARY.—Following letter is from a former Brusselite who has spent' a good many years in the West.: --DEA. EDITOR —Enclosed find order for $2,00 to apply On my subscription to THE POST. .We are always glad to get it as it is like a letter from home, I are by the paper that some crops in the East are very poor this year. Alberta is very fortunate in that respect this season hav- ing a very good crop and with the high price of grain the farmers here will iso well. Our old friend, 'Thomas English, here is very poorly with heart trouble. [go otter to see him quite often, Our yr , suldier boys are leaving for overseas quite regularly now, three Battalions ns basing gone in the Past six weeks and two more are to go shortly. Cana !fans are getting hit pretty (hard lately. I see t in paper that by a stalemeu your p D at the war is to end this year and I sincerely hope it aloes, We are all well and hope this will find you and yours in good' health, Yours 'Truly, W. J. HALLI DAY. tglg-loth S•. West, Calgary, Sep', 23 ONverenON—The Annual Convention C o of the •lepworth Leagues and Sunday Schools of the Wingham District will be held in the Methodist church, Wingham, on Weduesdey, Oct. 1115,E 1g16. Dunc- an Mc'J'rvish, of le p'ee, is President of Wingham District Epworth Leagues • oho Kerr Wing ham, Sec, -'frees.. „and Rev, 14, B, Perutibv; Belgrave, Sunday School Secretors for Wingham District. Morning Session—Chairman, Rev, H,B. [ arsonY Registration. istralion. Devotioal Exercises, Rev, A. Love ; Missionary challenge to Epworth Len - gee and Sunday , School, Rev P, E. > Clysdale ;. Discussion led y DnucanMc- Tavish ; How to develoti Christian workers, Rev, D. W. Williatns, 13. A, ; Discussion, led by Rev, A, R. Kellam ; Evangelism in she Sunday School, H. Hopper • Election of Committees Col- lection, General oral businesscrusts exer- cises. Afternoon Sessiotl— Chairman, Rev, i W, Hibbert, Chairman of Wing.. hast District, Song Service led by W. H; Willis; Address of welcome, F. Bttt,h duan' 'Three minute report from r P each Epworth League iu the Wingham District„ The Ep�worth League,' Liter- ary and Social, Ltee, George 1leuaett The etficieut Sunday School, Rev, 0, Its Ethel Some people who speak in Il -iris-. respeolftil way about our etoldiers and Patriotic work in general might prof. it by reading some of the daily papers, ANNIVERSA7$Y SEEP](. se -Cite an- niversary services of the Methodist (hutch, Ethel, will be held on Sunday and Slonday, Orr ober Band 9. Rev. 0. 0. Keine, L'uidesboro, a former' juminn' pastor, will mouth at 11 a in, and 7 p, ur , nn Sunday. Special offer- ing at each service. Oiloice music by the choir. Monday evening a Fowl Supper will be eel ved from 0.10 8 o'clock, in the Township Hall. Fol- lowing this a tine program will be rendered in the ohm ch, as follows :— Solos byas. in Goderich • and M King, g, Airs. J. W. Jo nt Luck now ; address Joy r by Rev. J. L. Mrdulineh, °tntenok instrumental selections by Ah'. King. Goderich ; and r'eaclinga by Mise Alt - kin, Goderich. Atwood Quartette will also conatibute. Tit:kets, 50c; children 25 cents. This program should be worth the admission fee without the supper and a large crowd is antici- pated. McKillop Peter Navin, of the Red Cross Medical Corps, Aurhergtburg, paid a flying visit to friends t:round Seaftnah. The many friends of George Hov- ard,.are pleased see him about again after a severe attack of appendicitis. Anniversary of Dutf's church, Mc- Killop, will be held on Sunday, Oct. 15111, when Rev. Mr. Abney, Londes• born, will preach. On the following evening the usual fowl supper and en- tertainment will he held. Fordwich Silo tilling is now the order of the day. all Fair Concert to be given here on Saturday evening, Oct. Mrs. George Watrell, Toronto, is spending a month with her sister, 'Mrs. Geo. Galbraith, and other rela- 1ivestn Orange 11111 vicinity, while Mr, %Varlell is in Cochrane rebuilding his brick -block of three stores which was destroyed by fire on July 29th, - Jubilee ainiversery services in con- nection with Newbridge Methodist church will be held Sondey and Mon- day, Oct. 8110 and 9th. Rev. R. I. Hocking, a former pastor, will be the preacher on Sunday at 10.30 a. in. and 7 p ri, Monday evening supper will be served iu the basement of the church, after which a musical and b roivene g1 will literary tarn 1 . P g Wingham The Salvation Army held its annual Thanksgiving service in the citadel Weduesdity night of last week with a; good attendance. A feature of the evening was the auctioning of rabbits and fowl and all varieties of fruit and vegetables. These were donated by farmers. W. J. Weamee, of London, acted as Auctioneer. Although he held out for high prices everything wits'n edie used of. Those inchar the arrangements were Oapt. Hnbaof nd, \Vinghalu ; Capt. Frond; Clinton •, Lieut. Saunders, Clinton. $10.00 which will go to the wo, k of the or- ganization was realized by the sale. s Seaforth A. D. Sutherland was a visitor in Ottawa. Miss Grace Weir left for New Yolk ' for a nurse ill the Presb le 1•i- tenni totuu 1 au 14ospitai. Win. and Mts. Sommerville have returned 5,1(11* their trip down the St: Lawrence. Om l; 1hr lit tie son of John Knight, was nettled Monday of hast week by a jar of hot fruit, which its mother was Oarrying, dropping on him. Lieut. 'Rex Pearce, sun of W. K. Pearce, Tot onto, rued formerly ulama. ger of the Dominion Beek het e, was killed in action in France. David Back well, Rochester, __spent a few days with his parents, W. and Mrs. Haekwell, before leaving to at- tend the \lediclrl sebum in Buffalo. While working at the Ogilvie Flnnr Mille, Alliin Powell had the misfor- tune In have his wrist', caught', and la- v stitches C Led, ll 'tl> several el 0 O la - tenet IN 1 quit rinse the wound and laying him up a few days. '1 t the tweed, g e d, t of the See. . imeeting ='n n nndvilla church, Rev. n of the L , i 6 � leave 111. Argo was granted 3 months of absence owing to ill health. I•Ie will go to.Calgnly and his many friends here hope that the trip and the change will restore him to his usual goixl health. Blyth Miss Doi ()thy Tierney left for 'T'ot- onto whet e she Rill attend University, Fred. dogma and bride, London, are visiting with his parents, W. and M, s, Masan. Jag. Mao. i)odds and Thee. Pate, were in attendance on a Petit July in Goderich 1081 week. Rev, W. 1). 'Turner preached his fatewoll sermon as pastor of 51. An- dre•v's Mmes.]) on Sunday. 'Mrs. \Vin, 0, nig has returned home from an extended • n ed visit with friends in St,Thomas and Pott Stanley. Mts. T S. McKinnon and daughter, \ ', .. In Philips Ottawa • 'Por oto Ings Lu n n 1 and Mrs. J. Ritchie, Wingham, were guests at the home of Di. and Mrs. Milne. Mrs. P. E. Robinson received word that her brother, Pte. Lorne Volker, is seriously 1 as the he result of wnnnds iLoive 'e • d while hi action at the front, He ie now in a hospital in England. FMienrls in Myth and vicinity con. dole with Dr. Perdue in the death of his mother, which sad event took place Ptidt night,Sept., 22nd,at the home .of her daghLer, Ms. Jos. Chamney, in the 70th year year of her age. The femoral took place on Tues- day to the Wingliam cernotery. De. WIFE TOO ��� 1 A disastrous Tire OWedn ona the ' 9rd line, Wallace, an Wednesday of last week when W. Holt lost hie reel - ' and all Lho contents. The 1,,,.„„,,,„,,, , ore eaUn heir 1 4 d user who i n To WORK e as noticed, at whloh time It n ad gained such headwt4y Lhttt nothing could be sieved, Tt is thought that the fire was eaueed by a apatk IN BED Ilse chimney,, BED MOST OF TIME U.nnrelssilnee J, W. Richnrda, Ter- 1'ilnrial. Commander of the Salvation Argy in Canada Past, will resolve a Her Health Restored by Lydia politic welrnrne Ln Listowel on Wed. E. Pinkham's Ve getable nesday, October 11th. The welcome g + service Ice will be held in the Presby. te,ian church kindly loomed for this Compound. Indianapolis, Indiana. — "My health was so poor and my constitution 90 run down that I could not work. I was thin, pale and weak, weighed 'but 109 pounds and was in bed moat of the time. I began tak- ing Lydia E. Pink - ham's Vegetable Compound and five months later I weighed 133 pounds. g I do all the house- work and washing for eleven and I can truthfully say Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg- etable Compound has been a godsend to me for I would have been in my grave today but for it. I would tell all wo- men suffering as I was to try your valu- able remedy.”—Mrs, WM. GREEN, 332 S. Addison Street, Indianapolis,Indiana, There is hardly a neighborhood in this country, wherein some woman has not found health by using this good old- fashioned root and herb remedy. If there is anything about which you would like special advice, write to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass. ceased leaves to mourn her loss, 3 sons and 2 don t:tere, namely, Dr. .7. N. Perdue, Blyth ; Henry, on the old homestlad,East Wawanosh ; Albert, in Oalifnl•nia Airs. Jos. Chalnney, and Mrs. David Chainney, Last VY waunah, to all of whom is extended sympathy in their beeeaveiheut, Listowel Genies Limited have purchased a Focl Motor Truck for the produce business. Sergt. Oras, Cavell, 110th Battalion, won the checker championship of Camp Bordeu. Hugh Darroch was in Seaforth and at Mitchell acting as judge of light horses at the Fall Fairs The anniversary services of Knox church, Listowel, will be held 011 Sun- day, October 8th, morning and even- ing. Rev. 11. E. Abraham, B. A., St. Andrew's Pr'esbyteian Church, Guelph, t will be the speaker. . Edward 'Miller, who hoe been in charge of the liuotype at the Banner office, has resigned and has accepted a position in another town. bliss Hazel Brovnsnn is taking Air, Miller's pnsl Lion on the Banner. Mr. Schmidt, fol'rne,ly of Ayr, has taken a position BS f0reluam at the Banner office. •+•+•4'•+•+•+•+0+•+•+•+•+•+ + • 4, • Kodaks and Kodak Supplies • o Let the Kodak tell the++ story of your vaca- e • tion trip. + • + • See one No. Sit Post Uhied size + Developing and Printing U rtfll, • $2 10 worh of good neatly Packed Completelets for + * fi $1.50 odah. • • e •• • •V4 •• • + • + • 4•, • Bring your Films to us forex- j • pert Developing aid Printing. .i, + + + • + • + • • •• • • •N Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens Prices • + • + + $2.50 and up We carr a Ili n Y t Mee assortment oftea , 1 11 a Pens and also sell Wntet•luttn's Ideal alFont: to taiu Pen Inks the bet. for Pn taiu Feu nae. un • • IJ . R. Wendt J i EW 13 & ENGRAVER • • Wroxeter, Ont. + +•41•+0+•4t•+•+••1••+•+MF•0•44 service. The service will be presldr'd t 5, H.(Dy(Dye,. v„by H H. Mor Ih ' K. 0., Al, l'„ supported by the A.Gaynt' and it num- ber of local ministers and proulineut ell izetis. Clinton (lnpt. U. 1: Dowding has cabled of his safe arrival ill Jingiand. and elnll Hl ng, have already ship- ped Milli- 5,000 baskets of plums. 11",• 1)r. Htewo't was the preacher in Willis church 111. bond scrvirr's on Sunday and will have charge for the next fele weeps. Miss 1larion h'aiu, win nnden went a opera ' -P „ U Itioi foe 1 •t n • r' I n dei rl twit. I 1 to ,oils in a Montreal hospital ree, •utl Y is (low nicely„erwer,.d. Willi the advent t stonier weather n nein het. of local young penple have Pnrnred 1he,nse1)'e( into a walking club and on one evening in 1'he week they Lake a l.haurp , f five utiles or over. Miss ('ampbell, who has hpPt1 towh- ee in Art at the Oollrgiate since Mid- summer of last rent, has re'igoed and le',veofur Ste ingfleld at the beginning of the month, Miss Sinclair, Walker• tons, will hP her anecesao•, A er„nmi1.Lee appointed by the Pres- bytery 11101 11te congregation of Willis chu.•h with 1'Pget•d to the ,'eaiglpatinn of Rev. F. 0 harper. Rev, W. D. Turine nceupied the chair and Rev. Mr Sim peand others addressed the meeting. 0n a vote nf the meeting it wire decided in accept the resignation and the pulpit will be declared vacant 111 l he POOPSP of a few weeks. ,intoes Snell h Sons, Hullett, sheep 1111,44 Ilvve heongli1 great honor to Enron Comity. They made a clean- ne al the Slate Fair field at Syracrose, N Y., with it fl ,ek of 8 .beep, They won the grand champion prize for the belt. Hoek of Leife9LP1'0, champion 131 iso fur ewe and champion prize for runs, 'nifty also tonic first foe flock. beet ewe la nth, two year old ewe, Sll•'e„'li,lti *HO rem, dwelling rani, real lend, and miler prizes. There w, r,• 1"ur enmprtitnes. James Snell, eve., had ohm go of the flock, sold thein all bermes ett:ming home. Atwood Airs Arthur• Peebles is visiting in Mic higen, 10ana Onnncil will ,neer in the Agni- 111 Hell m- nullllell on Satotduy, Oct. 91st, al l0, clock. PL in McRain left fm' Hamilton wle• '• ?PIIll. ,osil'tin with Beeson Johnson & Uu. of that city. Y DBITOARY.—Once more the silent messenger has been in our midst and called to his last resting place an old and respected resident of the township of Elute in the person of the late Luke Lucas. Deceased was barn on the old Lucas homestead, Lnt 5, Oml, 10, 50 years ago and there he spent his boy- hood days and years of early manhood. At the age of 27 he married Miss Mar- jo'yE. Beokenshire, of Stephen town- ship, and settled down h on Lot 4, Gott. where he enjoyed 9,d wane ears of 1 Y appy unn•lied life, afterwards mov- ing to Lot 4, Cor. 10, where he spent the remainder of his days. Mr. Lucas was a fine type of Canadian manhood having been blessed with an open, friendly dispnsilion. He was ever !Pally and willing to lend a helping hand to a neighbor in need, and was always among the first to offer assist- ance and sympathy at the bodside of N Y afliiction. Deceased was blessed with a strong 110(21111y constitution and scarcely knew what it was to be sit'k up to the sally months of the present year when he fell it victim of the dead- ly cancer. ;daily weeko lie lay on a bed of effliction, yet during the long and hopeless squiggle no *0211,11)01' or eoiuplairlt passed Isis lips, but calrnly and without fear awaited the sunt - mons to fathom the mysteries of the Great Beyond. Deceased was a life long 0onservative in politics, a promi- neutmember of the Atwood Metho- dist Church, and Sunday School Superintendent. He leaves behind him a faithful and devoted willow and three brothers to mourn his loss. Presbytery of Maitland 'The Presbytery of Maitland met' Tuesday, on \Vin hathh , 8 Y, Sept,Se It 1 , when a call from the unitedon re a- c g g bona of Whitechurch; and' Langside was presented in favor of Rev. J. M. Diaksou in Lhe Presbytery of Handl- ton, It wits sustained and ordered to be forwarded with relative documents to the Clerk of that Presbytery. A call was received front the con• gregetioae of Suthei land and Cress- well, in the Presbytery of Lindsey, in favor of Rev. A. R. Gibson, Belmo•e and McIntosh, The translation was granted to take effect on and after Sept. 24th. Rev, 1V. A. Bradley, -of Teeswater, was appointed :interim Moderator of the vacancy. Y Rev. D, B. McRae, of Arnow, who has given mune than 40 years' service to the °hutch, was granted leave to retire from the active duties of the tnini trY, and vil1 receive ve an annirY fom the Aged e and I, r t!firm Ministers' fond. Rev. T. Ai, Wesley, Wroxeter, who has enlisted inh L .101st But cr n 13attalinn, forwarded his resignation, The Presbytery ordered the r:signa- tion to be laid on the tiabi'e and a re- quest. sent 10 Mr. Wesley to recon- sider his resignation. Gordon Rintoul and 'Hugh McMillan 8 s .m dthemselves pr e e to as candidates for the ministry, and were approved and recommended to the senate of Knox College, Toronto. wl 1 Commissioners o had attended the meeting1 General era of the e 1 Assembly in Winnipeg reported. Rev, Mt, Icer• ria and AlexI. Campbell, of Wingham, were appointed ,Auditors for the en- suing year, 0000•••••••••••••0 400•40.00+ S.05,+4+404.4.®44,90.0 000040, • • • IRANGES and a NININEINgSNININSWESININIIMENIKNEWSIM9,25ESENEEGNSIDNIWAIEMEDELEEM ECM= A fine stock of up-to-date Stoves sold at greatly j Reduced Prices• as they were bought before the rise. •s s Also a number of lines of Hardware that will be • sold at Bargains while they last. Belonged to the Mul- • j cahy Bankrupt Stock. j • • j• If you are a Bargain Hunter •your wants can be supplied at our Store. • • • • ••• • • • • • • • • • •4••'b•44I • • • • • • • • • • • Call and get our prices and we will be o • abide die result, • satisfied to John Kruter, Ethel • • • • • • • • • 0 • 0004000.44••4••8444404400a East Wawanosh Council Minutes nf Council meeting held on September 181h. Member s all present. Minutes of last illeetil`g,'ead and ap- proved, Thos, A1. Walsh and othrrs presented a petition I'nr the (must rue - don of 11. Municipal Drain at Lot 42, Con. 6. The petition was granted and a enpy ordered to be forwarded to the Engineer. Regarding claim of R. J. McGee for sheep destroyed by dogs, left over from former meeting it was moved by Mr. Currie, seconded by Me. Irvin thot on Recount of being unable to discover the owners of the doge in questlnn $20 be granted Mr. McGee for compensation, Carried. Following accounts were ni den'ed t0 he paid :—.1. Sutherland. drawing tile and repairing culvert Oon. 19 $500 I Brown, lament tile, $4(10(1 ; V. Rah ne, corn ri,utat tton Statue [aline tax, $625: For ern vel—.1, E. Nn61e $1.10, 8. Ftishy SD 80, J. Pfeffer $7 20, G. Bentley 85 00. S. McBurney $8 20, W. Fnihergill $420, D. Cook $4 10, W. Salter $4 50, S. M nr•I nn $8 00, T. Beaduock $5,00, J. Melodeon $8 (10, Mts. A Patterson fe30, R. Thomp- son $1 40, J. J. Kerr $5 10, R. Scott $2 D0, 0 Johnnie] 70 els Shevelliug gravel—W, Setter •800. W. Hleir $2 00, G. n ler $s 411, .1. Snorers $2 00. Council will meet lI onday, Oct, 10th. A. Pnht'rEIW/KLD, Olen k. Perthour, C t Y A grant of 440 was made to the Mitchell Fall Fair by Hibbert town- ship Council. Pte. David Davies, Staffs, Ont., ap- peared in the Roll of Honor list pub- lished an having been killed in action. W. Edwards and H. Wurdel, Mit- chell, were awarded 58 fleet and 24 second prizes at the Seaforth Fair tot the various kinds of chickens exhibit- ed. Willard Ingram, Mitchell, is re - paring to buid aother brick house on his perk Int on Montreal Street. This will be the eighth house he has built in the past few years, A car owned and driven by Chas. Oluff, of Seafoi th, took a dangerous plunge near the corner of Ontario and Blanshard streets, Mitchell Mr. Oluff and a lady occupant of the ear wet e about Wetting the corner and the car • 'd ns skidded nim , t around and facing ' t clog the sidewalk, passed over and took a plunge of about 8 feet, The driver had presence of mind enougih to shut off the power and apply the break m the result *right have been dist:strong, The oar slid down the bank squarely and no more damage was done than MONTHLY HORSE FAIRS BRUSSELS Regular Monthly Horse Fairs will be held in 13russels this season as follows : THURSDAY, Nov. 2nd, 1910 Dec. 7th, 1910 Jan, 4th, 1917 0 Feb, 1st, 1917 Mar. 1st, 1917 April etlt 1017 —0— leadinglocal end outside buyers will he present Y the bending of Lhe fender. With the assistance of a team of horses the car was again placed on the road and pro- ceeded on its journey. PALACE 13URNE1..—The burning of the Agricultural Building at Mitchell while the Fair was going nit and the "palace" crowded, canoed quitepanic but every one got slut safely and all the exhibits of any value were l:n- etted. The only articles lost wetea fele roots fe v a and t t odtt• P Y which ch being moved away from the side of the burning building had run under it. The firemen were much handicapped by having such a long lou and the great distance to the neatest hydrant. The fire gained such headway in a few minutes that the firemen could do nothing to save the building, which was in flames in five minutes after the firs was first noticed. Their attention was turned to prevent the fire from spreading to other property. The grand stand came nears cin al y going o s and was on fire many a y Limes. The crowd which had taken their seats in it. to watch the races soon got away. No one was hurt in the panic, but the Society's Ines -will be in the neigllbo- hood of $2,000 an the building, with only $1,400 insutanre. The cause of the fire is snppnsed to have been a cigarette stub thrown against the side of the building, stn, line a file which hP the strong ng wind was soon Fanned into , 1 Lr aHtuuP. ThP'1', S, Fold Go. had about $1,500 worth of valuable furs of exhibit. These were all taken out safely. The fire means quite a loss to the Society as besides losing the build- ing, several hundred dollars in gate receipts were also lost, as the crowd. wee just cooling in. El - triter ugll ,\ �1 ll `�,\„ u it �- Till : ,-./r�I1, III A.� bl 1!1I11 - C I ~ 1� II1 ' I ]libV . �-� 11114.1 iI 111 III I I IIsurface—these 1 II / I Illli . �`; at -aa a. "MADE IN CANADA" The 1917 Ford Touring Car $495.00 f. a, 1. ford, 0,1t. Streamline effect, tapered hood, crown fenders, new radiator with larger cooling are , P p a .the tinct I new features Of lire 1917 model The demand for this e o new model d has been so great that I am having difficulty in ob- tainIng sufficient cars to satisfy mycos- lou) ers. To insure delivery of your car, I suggest placingan order to -day. Y Call Ca 1 and see me— S. CARTER Dealer BRUSSELS 111 I II I I I II i III I 11111 rIS. _ _ 1�IItII 1.