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SPECIAL PRICES
if you have
Papering to do
this Fall
we h til he pleased to show you
'annWes et our large and up-to.date or Pearl Tooth Powder will keep
, ed, of Wail Paper. This is a good your teeth white, healthy and hema-
tite... io Paper. [Ifni -25e packages.
Will stop your Cough -252 & 50c,
Rexall Catarrh Jelly
Relieves cold iu the head -25e tube.
Rexall Mentholioe Balm
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healing properties make it a splen-
did Application for burns 11trses or •
skin affections of nykmd 25e jars, •
Rexall Glycerine Soap
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Makes you feel fresh and clean.
Fragrant and absoletely pure. Large •
cake r5c ; 2 for 2511. :
Rexall Toilet Cream
For sore, chapped hands or face use
Resell Toilet Cream -25c bottles,
Rexall Tooth Paste
?he tic fad Store
F. R. AI7H
1'RPGOIHi' AND S'TAT'IONER.
4t cal /.iebm ;jtems
SHARP frosts
RAIN ,s band y needed.
Mot ILANt raver I5 very low,
'1'HANR-GtvINel Day was very quiet in
to -t';
Sea, '1. It and Friday evening of this
week,
I ut'u i tv r next week will be 'literal.
gar 1• v. y131 contributwn rea y
for lc -.d Cross Fund.
lei . i' V or's' List Court will be
la- Lettuce Chamber '1'htlrsday
Ed s' e t et 10 a. m. At 2 p m. British Tied Crass Society Phis is a
Mot is L . _ r List vl will come up tor re- well deserved cause whose splendid
�ltee.'(i )t .;'e Dickson is expected to work should call for a very generous
,tars; .: SALE OF IOUsENol.p EF2Ec50, support.
—(r ,• to tine demise 01 Mrs. E —0—
iLan., n ,-iicnrn Sole of her house -
'11 . tt• wilt be held tit her late Pim SALE —A Spring calves, a 3.year-old
haul e, 'I'h. ^..<� roadster colt broken to drive or work, and a
I 1 rret, HrusS_'S. Friday cow.8 years old, to calve about tlhristmas. Ei
9 en r.'„. week, at 2 p. m. F. S.
Ill Y.1, f \ 1'81. tt'!• 1'I'1•AL —On QCs• Stb
tv0n'1 . ,i- -1110 2' dl t'v Pte Edward Gar -
km, lieu: -.e ., teat Ws brother, Pte. Tom
Gr rt+�u, a ii., was 111 the trenches, had
died of '., eunds received on Sept. 24111, Wn0Lt.rN nig lest le Rras','1b, Please leave
lie v: s; .,'n„!::�: tit i to yc'nug men 81110 1181 Tar•, PoeT. JasRPIl AMER.
gave h:-- . .:, i ,r Freedom'; Cause. A 55Er132022 and ease lost. Will finder kind-
ly ,1,•:f' 1v 11•x82 then! at T112 POST end greatly oblige
.t, 4 sisters and 5 br0thera the owner.
are est 1 , !weir., the loss 01 a mach 2111822 watch found. Owner may have it
loved on •coil bother, by proving property and paying for this notice.
Os til pLe t5l;T, see then —1)Oren- Ton Pow,
Dntec'rocs of East Huron Fall Fair
will meet Snurday afternoon of this
week to close up the business of the
Fair.
Accrrow Sale of Farm Stock, im-
plements, etc., this(Thursdit) afternoon
at R Griffih's, immediately South of
Hrusseis. Sale at t p. m.
'late Council should see that Tern -
berry street work is completed at ogee
and the rotd opened up to the public.
Agreement called for the finish over a
month ago
THURSDAY of next week will he 'Trafal-
gar D..y when the canvassers appointed
will call on you for your donation to the
Ler le, on. 5, Grey. Phone 4117.
wxsmty Hn3tsEa.
MAY Pullets for sale., Mt2a M. HALLIDAY,
Brussels,
Form yearling steers and two yearling heif-
ers for sale. Apply Lot 11, Con. 11. Grey.
Phone 245 JACOB F16Cntta.
wend•, ” 1'• 1111 O, Uansda's foremost A 2Ra5Rc•rwn11E person wadies to rent living
hair (orris 'l r¢ners and manufacturers rooms, down stairs, if possible. Leave word
at THE PprT.
will pay a >opo..ia; visit to the American 2051085 weeks old for sale also a yoke of
Hots', Bru',e,s, tc, display and demon- steers rising 2 years. S, ly Lot 20, Con 7, Mar•
stra'e the uewo-' creations in fine hair lie. AI.FII8D 86T7010, Blyth P. Q, R. R. No.2.
goods For adzes anal toupees and wigs Foil $ALR —One horse rising i years, 1 filly
rising 2 years End 1 general purpose mare 6
for mem with are La1.l, A free demon- yrare old. Apply to GU.. 001.815, Brussels
atrall"n of any Style i3 available to any- South. Phone 510
one ii tel ., c. rt- 7 Pigs a weeks old for sale. Apply at Lot 18,
THERE W Is a great crowd at the depot Con. 2, Grey, or phone 21018.13T,
bICA GLIBTra.
Tneaday a1 2ping to Lid the brys of the FOR 'A LB.—Thr large frame bulldog next
16rst f:u'ewe:` rind wish them Godspeed the bridge, Brussels, now used ns Implement
as tht y face ID.W relationships t0 the wereroom with floe stablingunderneath, also
the building lot immediatelSouth 1s offered
for sale ata very reasonable price. For fur-
ther particulars apply to J. H. GALBRAITH,
Brussels.
A c001) house for sate with Stable and fruit
trees, Apply to I. C. RICHARDS.
war le •i,e r expected voyage to Eng-
land, Rev 1) Wre-a offered a few ap-
propriate remark, and proposed three
cheers for the soldier !addles, which
wereiven with a vi that then the
g m a meant
very hearties' support from the home
con:reentry and the united hope that
they a , e to t r may i e 1 tr .d r return. 'rue Red
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Cres, Circle i , atd•d :y5 00 to each Bras -
((elite +, a ptr 1, tuft w the shape of an
exchar;e ,.tier fur that amount pay-
atle on arrive: in the 0':d Laud.
Rost:DAY,—Advantage was taken of
Fair JL y b: the Rd Cross Society who
put on a fres.. Day, the proceeds of
wiric, vitt he applied to the British Red
Cross Fund, 10 be canvassed for on
Thursd y next. in Brussels, Mrs B S.
Scott Was asked to take charge of the
work and .he enlisted a number of young
ladies lad young girls to assist, They
worked so energetically and Lound so
mann willing customers—a refusal being
a rarity—that the splendid sum of $144.-
00 was real zed at the close of Friday 1n
the sale of irises The assistants were
Miss Alice WL'i11',5, aided by Nellie Fox,
Gertr ide M':Kelixe, Lena Barkley and
Marguerite Wilton ; Misses Levine Sin-
clair, Liura Ament, Minerva Jones,
Isabel Su lichen ; Miss Irene Barkley A FINE WOStAN ewes AWAY,—At 11.45
assisted by Muriel Hoover and Pauline . Wednesday night of last week Mrs, Wil -
Barkley ; Misses Winnie Long and Ilam Harris, Thomas street, paid
Lovette Hnilautvne, Miss Strachan Nature's debt, aged 75 years While
headed the list with sales totalling she had been quite ill for some time the
$33 65 ; Miss loves was a good second , end came very suddenly, Deceased's
With $32 61 : Miss Wilton & Co. gather• maiden name was Elizabeth Morrison
ed in $24. to ; Miss Barkley and deputies and she was born near Glasgow. Scot -
$19 9n ; Miss L»'ng $15 05 and Miss Sin , land. When 17 years of age site carne
Glatt $11 53 'Inc Red Cross is very ; to Canada with relatives and located at
grateful to those who assisted in the , Cromarty, Hibbert township, Perth Co ,
work and return tha0ks to the hundreds ; where she married Wm, Bell 58 yearn
of patrons who donned the pretty white I ago. After a lengthened residence there
rose. the family removed to Atwood where
Rouge 82,11,1IAN ANSWERS THE CALL. I Mr. Bell died 24 years ago, aged 62
years,Mrs. fiarrle took upresidence
-•-Last Friday, nr, Huntsville, Ont., ,
Roger Clarke Deadman, son of G, A. - to Brussels in 1894 where she lived con.
Death -nen, Brussels, passed away at the
early age of 27 years. He had been liv-
ing in the Northland for sometime in
the hope of building up his health,
which had no' been pest
r bust for the
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few ye•{rs. Roger was born in Brussels
and grew to voting manhood here enjov-
ing the respect and esteem of both old
andyottng. He took up booking asa
profession and rose rapidly until he at.
tabled an excellent position et Winnipeg,
which he had to abandon owing to fail-
ure of health. He put up a brave bet
nnsaceessfel fight. since then during
which he received the best of care, He
is survived by his father and 4 ei5lera
(Mrs. (Rev ) Flied, 'Toronto ; and Misses
Kate; Edith and Gertrude) who share
largely in the sympathy of a wide circle
of friends. The retuning were brought
to 13r11:812 for interment. the funeral
takiug place last Monday afternoon,
R_ v, Mr. Mann conducted a suitable
service et the parental home speaking
on the words "We all do fade as a
leaf." Pallbearers were F, H. Gilroy,
Dr. ,Bryans, Rev. Mr. Hind, Chaff,
Richards, S, Wilton and Chea. Crena•
field. Roger Deadman was a fine spirit-
ed young man who will be long reine l-
bered -
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While in the Standard Bank on Tues-
day
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day about noon Atex. Brvans, Queen
street, was stricken by a paralytic stroke
He was ceeveyed t, his home and has
lain in an meconselOns condition since,
we regret to stale. He is ahnut 7o years
of age but has been a very healthy man.
We are sorry to state Mr, Bryans passtd
away Thursday morning as THE POST
was goiug to press.
DEBATE ON WOMAN SUFFRAGE —On
the evening of Friday, 20th inst , at 8
o'clock, a public debate will be held in
the Audience [loon] of the Public Lib-
rary, Tinder the auspices of the Women's
Iustitute, on the interesting topic of
"Whether women should have the Fran-
chise or 110'." Affirmative will be up-
held by plisses Carrie Hingston and
Belle Henderson while B. S. Scott and
'Phos. Armstrong will support the nega.
dye. An offering will he taken for local
purposes All will be welcome.
sinuously until her demise. 'Pwn (laugh.
ters survive, Mrs. las. Donaldson, At-
wood, and Mrs, R. H. Green, Cal ego
In addition to children who died in
their lettuce, Mrs. James Bell is de-
ceased end Wm, W. pies( (1 away
July
rat, 1916 One Meter of Mrs Harris.
Mrs. Chas McVey, is a resident of
Cleleland Mir). Funeral service took
place Saturday afternoon, Rev, A, J.
Menti, deceased's pastor, condueliug it,
Pallbearers were R Oliver, R. Hender.
son, Geo. McMillan, S. Wilton, P, Scott
and A. R. Currie, Interment was mode
in the family plot in E -ma Centre Ceme-
tery Deceased had cared for her 2
grandchildren, Cara and Will 18511, after
their mother died, Will. being only 6
menthe old et the time. The subject of
this n0ti08 Was a good hearted body ever
nearly to lend A helping hand to those
need me it and had a wide circle of
friends who respected and esteemed her
for her menu excellent quolities. She
was a faithful member of the Presby.
terian church and always heti A warns
Spot in her heart for her native land.
M'qa Cora Bell will go to Cayuga in the
nlr-.autime with her aunt, Mrs. Green,
after the cele of household effects Friday
afternoon of this week.
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Dressed Poultry
Live
Chickens ... 12c per lb.
Fowl ... ... 10c
Ducks... ... IOC "
Geese .., .,, gc
Old Turkeys ... .15c "
Young Turkeys 18c r' - 21C
Premium will be paid for Dressed Milk -fed and Crate
Fatted Chickens showing Quality,
Dressed
15C per Ib,
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Directions for Killing
All Poultry must be picked rlt'y and hung by the les in a cool place
until delivered.Geese and Ducks must have heads and all feathers off.
Chickens, Fowl and Turkeys may be bled in the mouth and heads
left on. Otherwise heads must be taken off, picked dry, and tips of
wings may be left on these.
R. THOMSON, Brussels
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SPECIAL meeting of Huron Co. Coun-
cil Friday of this week.
Annual Thank -offering of the Wom-
en's Missionary Society of Me ville
church will be held 'Thursday evening
of this week. Rev. Mr, Little, St.
Helens, will give the address
OWING to the continued illness of
lodge Holt Barrister R. C Hays, of
Gederieh, has been appointed Deputy
Judge of Heron Co. and will assist in
the judicial work but wilt re(911 his
practice. He is well known to many in
the County and has a large experience in
legal work.
DIED IN WIAs'roN —Mrs. 'Thos Gil-
pin died at her home in Wiarten on
Sunday morning, Oct, 8th, iu great
peace, atter an illness of many mouths.
Although at times in extreme suffer ing
it was borne with Christian resignation
and trust in her Heavenly Father ' Who
(Meth all things well." She was in the
73rd year of her age. Emma Street teas
a daughter of the late Mr Street,
Streer,ville (titer whom the town was
named) and the dearly loved wife 0f
'1'Itos. Gilpin, one of the leading busi•
time men in Wiar'on for years, who
Med 3 years ago last August, AL's- Gil-
pin was au educated, refined, gentle-
woman. who taught school for a num-
ber of rears previous to her marriage.
She took a deep interest in the Metho-
d•st Church in whim] she gave her
talents liberally wherever needed,
whether W. M. S , Ladies' Aid, W. C.
T. U. or S S. Deceased was greatly
beloved and respected. Her home was
where she reigned supreme as queen in
Iter husband and children's hearts. She
gave to her childieu the loving ctu•e,
gu'dance and counsel of a wise mother
and her 4 children, all of Wiarton,
Herbert, Victor J of Gilpin Bros.. Ada,
wile of Walter S. Newman and Miss
Olive, who so lovingly and tenderly
cared for her beloved mother through
her long illness 'rid ministered so
patiently and faithfully to her every
want, rise tip and call her blessed. Mrs.
Gilpin enjoyed almost perfect health un-
til a few mnnths ago when symptoms of
heart trouble made themselves manifest
but she met it bravely and Fearlessly.
All that kind physicians, trained nurse
and loving relatives could do was at no
however ver and thecense avail end eud-
'l w
thinly at last. Funeral was held from
the late residence on Tuesday afternonu
to Wiarton cemetery where she sleeps
hes de her partner of many years in sure
and certain hope of a bright immortality
beyond the grave. 'rhe pastor, Rev.
Wm. Prudhant, M. A , conducted the
obsequies. The late Mrs, Gilpin and
her family have frequently visited in
Brussels, she being sister-in-law of J. J.
Gilpin, town.
People We Talk About
Mrs. Robert Kerr bas gone to visit her
daughter at 'Toronto.
Miss Rose Bird, of Toronto, was visit-
ing in tine locality for a few days,
Miss Beatrice Ha'ris was home from
Toronto to her grandmother's funeral.
Mrs. John Cardiff has returned to her
home here after visiting at Clinton and
London.
Jacob Wilton, Guelph. was in sown
for a few day 4, calling on relatives and
friends
Sergt. Norman McGuire, of the lloth
Battalion, was Ilonle for his last leave
before going overseas.
Earl Cunningham has been ill from
blood poisoning in his arm His 'pother
Iraq been here nursing him
Jno Henderson, Chas. Richards and
Drugglat Menu Armstrong, 'Toronto,
Were home fpr Thanksgiving.
J H Cameron and Mrs. S. Stemmer],,
London, were renewing old friendships
in Brussels during the past week.
R Leatherrlale arrived hotne last
week from an extended visit to Winni-
peg. He enjoyed his stay very much.
Lloyd Jackson, George Edwards, Roy
S'ewert and Stuart Giant were home
for Thanksgiving
From Stratford Col -
reunite
12mes and Mrs. Grille, Elora, and S.
and a Grille, io t
a 1 Mr., G II Liv cel were vistto .5
AI the home of R and Mrs. Leathertlele,
Brussels.
D, and Mrs. Robinson, Mitchell, were
Visitors at the home of W, and Mrs,
Robiusr'n, Queen street, The gentle-
men are bre Iters
Pte. Victor D.>upe was wounded in
France In the neck and arm and to now
in the hospital. He is A nephew of J. J,
and Mrs. Gilpin, town.
George Irwin mud Russell Brown,
spent a few days its Brussels renewing
std acquaintances They Dame from
Toronto io the fornmer's car.
Mrs J T. Mason, Merlin, wag home
for a visit with her parents, A. and Mra,
McGuire, and to See her brother, Sergi,
McGuire, before he went overseas
Mrs. R H. Green was celled from
Cayuga last week owing to the 98210119
illness of her mother, the late Mra. Har-
ris. Mr. Green was here for the funeral,
otato es
Choice home grown Potatoes for
eating or seed, $1.80 per bag. Choice
Carmen No. 3 Seed Potatoes, $2 10 per
bag. After Nov. lot the Oarulens will
he $2 25 per bag. I planted, on the
Danford property, about an acre tvitlt
Alberta and New Brunswick Potatoes
and the other acre with home grown
ones. The latter out -yielded the for-
mer by over 2 to 1, 1 would rather
give $5 00 per bushel for home grown
seed potatoes than have the imported
ones for nothing. See a sample of the
Oal•mens at the Fair.
Geo. A. Best
Miss Addie Lott, 'Toronto, is home
501' a 515+1.
Mrs. Jno. Downing spent 'Thanks-
giving i:1 'Toronto.
Mrs Goocl vin, Kincardine, visited
with Mrs. J A. Kyle.
Mise Kathleen Wilton was home for •
Thanksgiving from her school at Elm -
vale.
Mrs, Tno. Howard is hack to town
after a visit of several weeks with rola- ;
Lives.
Sergt. 1. F. McGregor, of the Isg'h
Battalion, was visiting his sister, Miss
McGregor. ,
G N. McLaren and family motored
to Alliston and Camp Borden for
Thanksgiving.
Miss Pearl Baeker, who is leaching at
Kitchener, was home for the Thanks-
giving holiday,
Mrs, J. T. Ross was laid "n last week
but is considerably imp . -• d now we
are pleased to state.
Mrs Hugh Lemont and Miss Mary
attended the Lamont—Howell wedding
at Galt on Saturday of last week.
Arthur Ward anri family have re-
moved to Brantford where they purpose
making their home. We wish them
prosperity.
Mrs. Patrick and delights. 1 rine, were
visitiu Mrs no Mewling, ' the
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fnrmar's mother iu ,town, Their home
is et Kitchener.
Mrs, P Scott has been laid aside From
her usual activity by an attack of sciatica
but her many friends hope she will soon
be as well as ever.
Miss Annie MvQnarrie, Moukton, and
1, C. Priclharn, Toronto. spent the
Thanksgiving holiday et the home of P,
and Mrs. SlcQuarrie.
Mr and Mrs. Bettger end two child•
ren, Monkton, motored to Brussels last
Sunday and spent a fete hours with J.
T. Ross and family,
Miss Berea Bryans wa called from
Toronto on 'I'ueeclay ntv ng to her
father's illness. She had been home for
Thanksgiving returning Monday.
Fred. Wood has gone to Loudon
where he is attending the Collegiate
preparatory to entering on a course at
the School of Practical Science at Tor-
onto. We wish him success.
Sergt. Gordon Ross Kincardine,
was here last Saturday calling on Tela-
fives befnre leaving for overseas He is
a' 01 of Robert Ross, formerly of Brus.
cels, and a grandson of David ROSS, sr.,
of town,
Mrs Hamilton, of Edmonton, who
ha+ been visiting tier mother, Mrs. T.
Ennis, on account of the latter's prior
health, left fur her home this week in
the West.
Misses Hingston, Downing and Bailey
and Rev. D. Wren, F. H. Gilroy and W.
H Kerr were at Wingh:m Wednesday
attending the EpworthuorIh League And S'
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day School District Convention,
I. F Rowland and Miss Mary. 'Pikers -
burg, w - re in town Sunday and hinuday
calling on old Monts, Miss Isabel
Streahms returned tvillt them in their
car. Mr Rowland is well pleased with
hie lewof
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the seams(' sots of Rev
Harold Kerr, a sec n
W, E. nod Mr., Herr, Vancouver, 11 C.,
has gone orerseas with the Vancouver
Batlaline, many of whom are University
sll>dents, He has been training at
Camp Hughes, Malt.
EST'S. 1873
STANDARD BARK
OF CANADA
tHEADOFFICE - TORONTO
EVERY good Bank has a RESERVE FUND as a.pro-
vision for lean years and the inevitable rainy day.
This Fund has been 000umuleted 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
establishing YOUR RESERVE FUND. 209
BRUSSELS BRANCH,
G. H. SAMIS, It3O ' Manager.
Meet Sabbath ntot'ning Rev, Mr,
Wren will euutinue lite series of ser-
mons on "The wifehood of Jesus" when
his subject will be "His Compassion",
Rev, R. McCormick, M.. A BI th
will preach at the eveuig service. y
'i'',e Sunday School At Home cm
Monday evening in the school room of
the Methodist church was a very,
pleasant gallering, Rev, D. Wren,
pastor, presided and after bis timely re-
marks the following well rendered pro-
gram was preseuled: -- Recitation,
Marie! Hoover ; solo, Bobs Campbell ;
dialogue, Merrier Wood and Gordon
Best : song by members of the Primary
Class ; recitation, j T Wood ; solo,
May Armstrong ; rcuitation, Miss Irene
Hoover ; Poppy song by Miss Bailey's
class ; Club swinging, Misses Ida and
Ella Raudi ; fleetnro song, "Nearer my
God to Thee", Miss Hingston taking
the solo ; solo. Miss Addie Card•ff ;
i p'esentalion to Roy and Nlrs. McKay, of
a dez •n silver spoons. Short appropri-
ate address was made by F, H. Gilroy
ex.>ressing good wishes to the b. ide and
groc n. Clara Ander-on presented the
gift. hir. McKay briefly replitd thank-
iug the school for their ktuduess. Con-
fectionery was generously dispensed,
this being the treat of the Blues, who
were the Inners in the recent attendance
contest, The National Anthem and
the Benediction brought the iuteresting
gathering to a close,
Belgrave
This locality patronized Brussels
Fall Fair in large numbers. Mark
Gander(' sturdy baby was one of the
prize winners in the ilaby Shaw,
1e anniversary set
-vices anniv rsar sevices of the
Presbyterian church here were held
last Sunday when splendid sermons
were preached to large congregations
by Rev. Mr. Smith, }Ieissall.
We are sorry to state that Rev. Mr,
Parnaby, Methodist minister, was
• taken to Winghant hospital this
week, ill with typhoid fever. Many
friends wish him speedy convales-
cence.
ACCTtosr SALE,—Joe Miller is hold-
ing a clearing Auction Sale at his
i farm S } Lot 7, Con. 4, Mot )181 00
Thursday
afternoon of next week.
Ho purposes moving to Belgrave and
will r1111 cattle on Itis farm.
l A farewell aocial evening was en-
vyed in the O. 0, F. Hall on the even -
lug of Thanksgiving Day, for depart-
! ing anldier brays, under the auspices of
the Patriotic Society anal Wm. Auxil-
iary. Sapper was served and a short
program rendered. The buys lank
their departure Tuesday morning
amidst the cheers of relatives and
friends,
Ohurch ()filmes
Rev. Mr. Miller, Milverton, ocet5511tc1
the tittlpit of the Melhocllet church last.
Snnrlay and gave two good sermons
F. H Gilrey gave an address Wednea
clay evening at the Snndav School C0e-
vention in Wisghnm nn "The challenge
ogfrathme tomorrow". Miss Hingston, of
Brussels, took part in the musical pro-
.
The union 'Chapksgiv[ng service held
In St. John's rhuday fo
8150 not 155)5815' 9[15(111relt,Mnn811. Revrenoon Mr
PSge gave moat appropriate sermon.
Offering wee (liken for the Red Cross
Fend,
Bluevale
NEWSY NOTES.—Miss Bernice Shaw
W110 borne front Stratford Normal over
—1 Mae Powell, Lon-
don,
holiday.—Miss .l (ss t P w
y
brother,.
don, spent Sunday with herb ,
Pte. Flelb. Powell,—Mrs. Jos, Smith
visited relatives at Dungannon last
week.—A large number from here
took in Lite Helmets Fair, hast Friday.
1 —Wm, Thornton has had his house
painted and new eavelrouglrs put on
and has now everything right tip-to-
date.—John and Aire. Geddes have
arrived home after spending past
couple of months in Western Canada.
—David and Mrs. Bell, Seaforth,
spent a few days wills the tatter's sis-
ter, Nils. Geo, T4,tney,—Ail of the
101st SOW [er boys were hurtle on last
leave this week and expect to go over -
setts shortly. We wish them well.—
Miss Laura T. Holmes, our teaeh01,,
spent Thanksgiving at her home in
Peffea's.—Jas, Ailchesou has beet quite
ill stud under. Ute Drs. care. Hope he
will soon be o. k.—The anniversary
services in Lite Methodist church on
Sunday were well attended. Rev. G. J.
Kerr, Gorrie, gave two very impres-
sive set mons. The Tea Meeting Mon-
day night was well patronized, $55 00
being taken at the door,—Mrs. John
nsgrove, Winghiun, spent a few days
this week with Mrs, 1:11, Musgrove.—
Thos. Bradnock, Gorrie, shipped two
cars of cattle from here to Buffalo on
Friday.—Lyle and Alts. McKinney
and Aurally, Toronto, spent the week
end with tlie former's 511115nts here,—
Mrs. Hayes and daughter, Miss FFnr-
ence, London, spent, a few days this
week with Mrs. Hay
sr.—Alex.
Andersen, IJanovee, spent a few days
this weep renewing old aequaitittu>ces
iu the village.—'OVil-ianl Stewart,
Howard Stewart, Pte, N. Pollee and
Miss C. Potter, Bowling Green, motor-
ed up and spent a few days tvll11 T1105.
iss
rl ea Werth.
r AJ Laura T.1 hn
Stettl' t—
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er Walton ryas borne fpr the week
cud.—A gnie1 but pettily wedding teas
atllerYllNl. d at the
e Queen Street:,
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Methodist church, Toronto Friday,
October. 6111, when Rev. J. O,
Coch-
rane united Miss Elizabeth M. Po-
cock, and Chas. 1,), Enright, Toi'ontn,
as 11(1511 and wife, The happy couple
spent their lIntleymoou at the bride's
parents home, A. and Mrs. Holmes..
They
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hev left on eft lnonn tin11 1V1011(11
1y,
FOP Tnrunto where they will take tip
housekeeping. --There passell away at
Taranto oil Sunday, Oct, 811,, Miss
Llleabeth Thnitlae, daughter of Philip
and iMla. Thnhlas, aged 45 years. For
ie invalid butshee Lrs she has 1 en ani >val d i, a
bore uppatientlyto the last, Funer-
al on 07aestlay was largely attended.
Mr. and Aire. Thomas have the sym-
pathy of the 0Otrrlrtitlllly,
MARRIED
LDNDy—KsNNDDY•—At Limehouse. Ont,, on
Thanksgiving Day, by Rev. It, A. Lundy,
Thomas Walton, 11omas James Lundy to Mies
Joan Kennedy.
DIED
DSADtMAN.—At Huntsville, Ont„ 00 Octob-
er 0th,
ens1916,. Roger Clarice Deadman, aged
27 y
"b'28
Donald
Wr, aged, on Oct. 81h, 1010,
J)ni,std Flshur, used 71 years and months.
Iroaeywn —At lexaleher, Husk„ on September
oHu
28th, 1016, Alexander Hugh, 008 of Hugh
loll Mre. Forsyth, formerly of Morrie
township, n{{,',ed d months and 27 days.
GILSfN: In .Wiarton, on October Atil, 1016,
Emma Street, widow of the late Tltamos
WIpin, in Iter 70rd year,
HAntne,—Tri Brussels, on October 4011, 1910,
Elizabeth Morrison, relict of ate Into Wm,
Herrin, aged 76 years.
b1ONTOOstesy,—ln Gerrie, on October 4011,
1016, Mary Oorbett, wife of Win. bloatgour-
ery, aged 76 years.
AUCTION SALES
Tna6DAy, OoT.24: IIDarm stook, implements.
Fifa., 5134 Lot 22, Coil. 2, Morris, Sale ttnreesrv-
ed nt 1 p, m, Arthur Shaw, Prop„ Jno. Purvis
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�► llorecnu leather, suitable for •
1 or 2 Photos, 75c.
Soldier's Pooket Writing Case, 0
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p Soldiers' Antive Service hfirrors. 0
Pelee 50c. •
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Auction Sales
AUOTION HALE OM 1.ARb1 STOOK, IN.
xs,a,tssTB, CO.—John Purvis, Auctioneer,
Lae received instructions from the undersign- o
ed Proprietor to sell by Public Auction at 1,1,
Halt Lot 22, lion, 2, Morrie, on Tuesday, •
October 24(1,, lit o'clock sharp, the following •
valuable property: 1 Perohercn litre 4 years 0
old, 1 gelding rising 8 years, I leliy rising 8 0
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R fill lain • 2 sore 2 Spring colts 2
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t. a PI ssla foal, b sere 0
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iner calf, 2e dry cows, 5 steam 2 yearn.
Ste,rhalters2 sera old, hollers CAIVe, 15
rigs 8
months year cid, tl :spring c'14str Piga 0
months old, 90 hens, 1 is mower (178 binder 0
horse rake
nearly Hew, mower 0 lender net, 1
horse rake arae y new, 1 hay lander Honor,
1new, 1 dim. 1 pea harvester, 1 land railer, l and thorny
1 a dim. 1 see acuter rectus, 1 co-ed drill, 1 jack, 11) in
Howls Dorn ingter with carriers lill1 5111 -
plow 2 walking plows. 1 fanning mill, 1 aciuf-
fler,1 set 2000 ill welgh scales, hay fork, ropes
and pull eye immolate, 1 set of clings, 1 wagon
and hay rack, 2 sets single. harness, 2 sets
double harness, 1 buggy, 1 cutter, 1 turnip
sower, 1 Dream separator, 1 milk anri about 400
bushel of oats, quantity of hay, chains, forks,
whinietrees and other articles too numerous
to mention. Sale without reserve as proprie-
tor is giving up farming. Terms; 5,11 sums
$1000 end under cash; over that amount 11
months credit given on fernlehi»e approved
joint notes.
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Oats 65 55
Peas 200 200
Barley 80 85
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Hogs 10 50 10 60
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Repairs in Shoes or harness promptly done. Phone 47x
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