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BRUSSELS. ONTARIO. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1917
W. H. KERR, Proprietor
New Advertisements
For _
FForNnie-Toh,Hi 'Hollinger,
Satchel found -troll PO"
Figs for sole -J.71. J. , Jermyn,
Auction ante -W, H. linker.
Hound strayed --F: Dunean.
Forme for sale -George Bloke,
Bullforsale-John R.Leeming ,
Genninell srgnine-G N. roof.nren
Notice to Creditors -A J. Lowey eetnte,
oue
for
for
snit
whitea;lk'
fox
visit
Montrose
Their
best
Arthur
on
Ernest
friends
Master
guest
Ales.
Bliss
the
the
illoesa
A
prised
McTavish
Hat'risto
the
OUR
and
son
Saturday
0.
Mitchell
The
chart
down
goal.
la
same
Miss
made
severelyhurt
Qatltelnn
Tinge
follows
E.
M.
T.
M.
M.
Sr
9.
The
churches
out
was
Playttli
Fnresters'
eye
seat,
The
Patriotic
Monday
number
ed
containinga
socks,
paper,.
candy
grave
Wight:nen,
Qmlltea,
Burry
Geddes,
Bert
Campbell,
Harry
Reid,
Horn,
Kearney,-
„Grog
took
last
Patriotic
'Pilo
woi•a
neck
noel
others
the
Ernest
rendered
and-
eluate
high
l
of
bore
by
FrrgiisoncurlGrettt
1(1(8
and
Misses
Arrnetrong,
served
ed
Dominion. The bridal pair left
the•stratlon to (.hied) the 5 20- train
Toronto, The pride's going „way
was of fine blue serge with a
plush hat.' She also went
furs, Air, and Mr8, Mann 'will
,
the brides brother .at. West
beforereturninghome,
ninny friends wish then] the.
of success and happiness.
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The P i ,riotio Society wleh to lick-
uoiviedge with thanks the following
donations t -Hart is Council $25 ; Mts.
R. McCrea 50ets, ;,U, Campbell $2 00 ;
Jas, D. Anderson $200; Mee. Mc.
Gwire 5 yds, cotton ;. 1VIre.. Gen, Thee!.
ee5 yds. cotton and old cotton I Mrs,
Jas. Scott 10 yds, cotton ; Mr's, Chas.
Campbell old cotton,
The Society shipped We week to
v Pp
Hyman Hall, London, 14 suits
pyjamas, 12 shii tsand20 pair of socks.
Pride 47, '"J, McNabb 95, *L, Belle's
85, 0, Dat k 34, jr. Ii -B. Snlalldon
72, 7 Pennington 71, le. Hunter 64,
'''''‘V• Confine 33, *J, Bird 22. Sr, I -.
L . Jeschke 72, I, Leitch 02, R. Knight
44, K kleNabb 93. Jt', L -L Go,'-
ealtlz 69; L Brown 02, 13. Hpehraii 48,
A. Caulpbell34, P. Bet fele 80 Prim.
cry Excellent -M. Brown, J. Locking.
Absent all niont11-0. I iii hl, 11, Id e-
Nabb, J. Pennington, G. night.
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F. flouaTON, 'Teacher.
A FINS YouxG Womax Deo/taws.
-Last Nlonday after an extended ill-
nese Eva E., youngest daughter of
'William Rathwell, of title ;slave, was
called to her Eternal Home, aged 23
yersre, 8 months and 14 clays, The
funeral took lace Wednesdayafter-
P
noon, Rev. D. Wren conductinga
suitable servioe. Interment as
made in Ethel cemetery. Miss Eva
wets a bright, happy
g PI y young woman
tvho hada wide °n ote or 11 ds whothe
sincerely regi et her early demise.
The bereaved share iu the sympathy
of the community.
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COMMENCING THIS ll WEEKher
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Three New Departments
a
Helpful, Interesting and Entertaining Features
that will make each issue of this paper worth the
full years subscription � price. tteh tiepartntent is in
Charge Of a specially qualified writer.
Prof. Henry G. Bell will conduct a question and answer
department called "FARM CROP QUERIES," and Mrs. Helen
Law will have charge of a splendid Department for Women
entitled "YOUR PROBLEMS.' Then comes one of the best
cools aerials published. You will thoroughly enjoy the
"DOINGS OF THE DUFFS."
Full particulars will be found elsewhere In this Issue.
Turn to them now and read about the valuable and Interesting
Information that will be supplied to you each week.
Farrow is survived by 2 so.
Owen Sound, and Robert, r
and a daughter (Mrs, Bray
previously, Mrs. Furrow p
husband by goodw
Mr. Farrow was a cousin
Time, VaITOW, ex -M. P.
Huron. Mr. Farrow's for
m1 the Bed line, is now
Joseph Davidson, A purr.
former old uelghboes at
frittered, frittered• the deceased beim
the family plat alongside
�`IE t$trx.ct Rom
Wroxeter
Tine rotm'ned to Edmonton
Monday.
Icing, lrnrdcalled on
here on 5nlurdayy. -,
Rnss Cardial', lir'nssels,4is the
of his graudpareitta, 'Jun. and
Morrison,
10. Hazlewood is in charge of
)Entrance room at the school in
absence of Miss Mallongh, through
rink of Wroxeter curlers slim-
of R. Black, Geo, Black, D.
and W. Thompson went to
i last week to take part in
annual bonspeil.
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Jamestown
We sus to see Mrs, J. D. Pleased
Miller able to be out after an illnessue
from] lnmfiagu,
Next Tuesday a'atge number from
this locality will attend the Iiowick
y
lOtx' a Telaurauce Co. Annual meeting at
Don't forget the Alab li Sale of
David Breckeneidge, let line, Grey
TowneI' i AVedliaday of next week,
Sale without reserve. Auctioneer
Purvis will conduct the $ale,
The well bred Per iron Hayden,,
Incident, owned by Nelson to T.. 11.
of this locality, has been sold to T.
Hassan", the well known importer of•
goody..
Mar•Ichlue, Ont. He was a horse.,
!woo, REPORT: -Following is the'
reportofS. S,No. 10, t ola•ie, for the
•and,
input t of Jauiraey. All er. ass exam.
toed In Arith„ fdeog., Liter, and Mem.
Work,. also Daily Work and Conduct;
,
Sr, IV. -Rettig lorrey70, Elva Ram .,
say 70; g Johns Forrest 03 Jr. IV.-
Johnston 70, *Ruby Kernig-,
hits 59, *Ver.na Johnston 45. Sr. III.
-*Gordon Moffettt 71, Gertie Robert-
'son 7Q *Anna [Wheeler 70, Stewart
*
Slnilfie 51, Grace )iernn1.- 51;
*,7auet Miller 43. Jr. Ill. -Robin
(Jarnphell 7S, ' 08, *area lJnbn gall 72,
_Louise Fraser 08, ',ape� l ileo r 66,
`Lan 0,L,, Miston , GretJessiek en Messer61
*Dancnn McDougall 58, Jessie
57, *Garry Robb 50. 'Jr. IL -Florence,
Eekmier 84`Bessle Campbell 69, *Gert-
vitde Wheeler 67, Ompph�ell Robertson
59. Jean Messer 57, •`Vera Sellers 56,
•Bi•m'st Barges 51, *Harold Thomas
51+ "Olaeenae Johnston `41, *Willie
Peacock 45. Pt. TI. and Jr. I exnmin-
ed on Daily Work. Pt. II -Good-
Stanley Moffatt. Jr. L -Excellent-
Irene ley Mo ler, Ethel Johnston, Lizzie
Robertson, Good aClifford gernag-
hau. Leon. Velma Eckmier,Jnhnnie
Johnston. Number
McDougall, Pearl Joh e
on -roll, 39. * absent one or more
exams. BT85111 MAOQuARRIE,
Teacher,
lWoncriefF
MANN-Hanit1sON W1tDDING,-'On
Wednesday; Jan, 31st, a very pretty
wedding was solerrutized at the home
of Marshall and Mrs, Iliterienn, Mon-
Crieff, when their eldest daughter,
Pearl -Emmeline May, was united in
marriage with John Alexander Mann,
youngest son of Jas. and Mrs. Mann,
p4oncrieff. Marriage service was read
by Rev, Mr. Lundy before about 30
guests. Nliss Lillian Barrisot, sister
of the bride, played' t•he wedding
march as the bride, leaning on the
arm of her father, entered the parlor.
The bride wore a charming wedding
gown of ivory satin trimmed with
Geot•gotte crepe and silk lace. Bridal
veil was tastefully caught up with
orange blossoms and she carried a
shower boquet of white roses; lily of
q
the valley and ferns. After the cera='
molly the bridal boquet was throws'.
The young ladies made a scramble bo
catch it, each wanting to be the nextSptu•ling
to stand below the slob.. burin the
Duringthrough
signing of the register Miss Lulu Mc-
Donald sang 'Because I Love You"
after which all retired to her dining
loom where a tempting dinner was
served. in five courses. When all had
been served tousle were proposed and
Stank to our Empire, the Bride and
ra
To the Patriotic No
Western noised
--
The great War is now w
third year and back to
corning the men who in th
health and strength went c
for freedom. They are cc
broken and disabled an
then) victims of the tenni
of tuberculosis.
Thesanatorium, Government is r
Byron . numbs of specie
where a number of these c
heroes may receive care
ment and the London Bra
U. R. O. S. has undertaken 1
ing and equipment of then
at cost of at least $16,000
While this is distinctly
work, it is a special ob'e
Society counts rpt tale genes
contributors throughout
Ontario to aid in this i
work,
A contribution of $500 e
Society or individual so co
to name a room. These r0
accomodate from four to si
and the brie in s alto eth
commodate some 120 atie
Is it not well worth whit
share in restoring these me
and strep th andI;Olintnn
again take their places in
g10
instead of allowing then t
their homes to be a sure so
tagion to their families am
munity at large ?
I£ your Society or any
wishes to cantribu
to this fund, kindly co
the Treasurer or Qor.•
London Branch. Please
cheques or money orders
the Red Cross Society.
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Ethel
Council met here last
Miss amnia Hall is visiting her sir•
tarso Jamestown, Mrs, Gen. Eckmier.
Mise .Mary McLellStratford
Normal School, spent the. week end at
her horne here:
the Girls' . Patriotic League will
met this Friday evening at the home
of Mrs. James, at 7 (Oct sli•
Mess Anna Schmidt has been visit-
•ing in Ethel fora few days. the was
the guest of Miss Edna McLelland.
G. W. Addy left ten days agq to de-
liver a gasoline engine near Harris-
ami. e l hue not returned yet. We
hope he isnot lost •in the storm,
Owing to scarcity of coal the Ohnp-
ping mill it closed not likely to work
again until the new oil engine is in-
stalled. They are going to lay the
foundation at once,
"The Womao'e Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian Church held their
rneetingat3.Lemont's. Wm, Brown
drove the two horse open sleigh that
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conveyed the ladies to the meeting,
The regular meeting of the Wom-
ens Institute will be held at the home
of Mre. (Dr.) Fwill 0nn on Thursday,
February 16Th er 2.30 °'clock. Sub
'act "After the War. What then?"
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to be led by Mrs. (Rev.) McCulloch,
Ourrent events by Mrs. (Rev.) Johne-
tun. A cod attendance of the mem-
hers asked for,
In the report of Ethel Oheese feat.
cry annual meeting the price of mak-
fug chess's and furnishing everything
was stated at $3.85 per cwt. This
should have read $2,65, a dollar less
than stated. A figure 3 found its way
into the item instead of n 2. This ie
to correct the error and set the matter
right.
'The 9, O. U. Boys class of the
Methodist S. S. held a carnival on the
Maitland river last Tuesday 'night.
Despite the weather and the fact that
everyone had to move to keep warm
the skaters, at least, enjoyed them-
selves, Pmgralra conelsted of contests,
rocas, asstc, Prize Reluera were.
Best dressed lady (Red rose nurse)
Miss aM (Beirtle McKee)M ,Beau National
cos umo (Bn am miss Berlha Onle ,
Best comic costume (grandmother)
Miss Ella Mitchell ; Best dressed boy
(Negro) Olarence Flood ; Best dressed
gn l (Bride) NI' Currah •; Roys race,
Blake Howlett ; Girls race, Pearl Dob-
son ; Oldest skater on ice, S. S. Cole.
Proceeds were $7.15 and this Was
donated to Red Oroes work.
Uamernn and N7rs, tonehe ne, of
Wallace township, were visitors at
the hones of U. Hutchinson and W.
A. Lamont,.
gist was Che CruThursday evening
of last week the (lino met at Phe bonds
of Alex, and MIs. Yuill, 8th Con.
The feature of the meeting wile a con-
test between sides consisting 02 play-
ere of the 6th Con, and Noeth against
the 8811 Qon. and South, 14 in all,
After a close contest the tatter won
by a game. After a dainty ]good] an
hnnr was spent most enjoyably in a
y
social way and Mr- and Mrs, lull!
were thanked for their hospitality,
It was intended to go to Welton to
Doc Waghnrn's for the game Theirs-
day of this week but osvinr to Duncan
Brewer's serious illness and the ire-
clemency of the weather the trip was
postponed. Due notice will be iven
of the date.
,'tofS P0Nr, F000winlbs
Report of S, S, Nn, 3, fur the Tr,
of January. - 75 hmtor8, 60 pass,
Jr. IV. Examined in Writ„ Gen.,
Arith.. Read, and class work,- W.
Smith 86, W. McDonald 83, E. Smith
77 , A. Dei trier 76. Sr, TIT.- Same
subjects. -R. McFarlane 75, C. Deit-
iter 66, Jr. 125 Same subleet9.-O.
Cardiff 63, E. Smith 59, W. Bishop 5S,
P
0. Strachan 57. Jr. II. Same sub-
ecce: -M. Lamont S4, L. TurilbaGen,,
r. I. Examined in Writ,, Geo,,
Read. and class work, -11'I. Deitner 76,
.J. Arinatrong 73, F Strachan 72.
Primary, Same subjects as Sr. I.-
G. Turnbull S0, J, Smith 88, H. Steven.
th
was 97°° of the9, The toalma possible attend- for the
/ P$207
once. Who can bent this ?
T. AR1tIaTRONG, Teacher.
er wirth which the will all follow you
t. your n ne v home and life work in
the. \V , -t, a1,r y. p blessed promises
and its eternal hope be your comfort
and h*atl •atnan throughout your life
sad filially may we all meet together
in our lIenvenly Fathers Home m
Glnrv. YnI: 0 PEC'PLl s GIIILD or
DUPPS L ililoH.
Sc'Imp i H):n' he The following is
the report for the Junior Room for
the mouth of January. Sr, I, -Based
in class work and examined on Spell.,
3 ,ale., Comp, land Liter, -D, Murray
l
Ria E, Ryan 319, R, Bruce 313, D.
Riehl 2110, A. Huy 277, G. Pollard 264-,
A. R.r•hl 254, I;, Anderson 240, R.
Dragon 233, 0, Ryan 225, G. Pierce 217,
Al. Dennison 211, T. Ryan 178, A.
Ryan 140. . i•. L -G, NICQaii, F, Den-
ui.nn, 0. Hoeg Sr. Primer -J.
Primer -J. Sho reed, R. Sholdice,
h1. Fruquharson, W. Cla19c, F. iiarris,
A. Lydi(ttt, J. Dra er. Jr. Primer•-
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SI. Pollard, A. Ryan, G. Murray, M.
Bolger, W. Holland, G L. Steiss.
Alta, GARDINER, Teacher,
RED CROSS REAM/r.-Following is
the report of [Naito] Red Cross Un-
fou for Jan. 1917 :-
Proceeds of teas$ 11690therein,
Donation from Norris Connell 25 00
"with
Qn. Council..,. 75 00
English church 25 00
" " Nic1? il)np do90 00
Stile of R. 0. quilts 14 25
Balance over from Dec 9 95
Clinton
GIRLS WVoN-One of the best
fastest hooks amea of 1 -he sea-
was played games
local arena
p. y d in n e n 1 e a
night, when Clinton ladies
H. A. septet, ,'et and defeated the
team to the return game.
score was 2 to O. Clinton hll the
endr of the game all .the way
and Mitchell held the sours
by massing in front of their
Especially, noticeable was the
in of Miss L. On who did
wonderful checking passing.
S, Bowden of the local team,
some wonderful shute and was
on the knee. Mies NL
nn defe,,ee and Miss S.
Stinson, in goal, frustrated all
of scoring.. Lne tip was as
:-
blit<;hell
Stinson , goal O. Cook
Oantelon' L. defence L. Hughie
Bawden R. defence J. Buck
Brarufield Rover O. Buck
lramftwn Centre J. Cnok.
Bawden' R. Wing Nf. , Cook
Cupp L. Wing E , Puide
Referee -Gael Draper.
Sock
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r
Beginning
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NNOW is
these
dency
ly soar inoch
we are selling
prices. Here
Omen and
Tomatoes
Robin Hood
25c, regular
Epsom Salts,
Sulphur,
Corn Flakes;
Splck and
Fancy Seeded
Unicorn
Granulated
Victor Oatmeal,
In Dry Goods,
Boots and
ware and
lug 10 %
Shoes
Oar Spring
110W to hand,
Highest )rice
g 1
A �Iir1
p IC
Phone 5210
feels end. Flour
0ol,ances
��
®
takin
February 1st
to stock up
peaces as the tem
and prices will like-
Iii Groceries.,
lines ac the
of our Specials
2 cans for 25c.
can, 15c.
Oatmeal per pkge.
30c.
8 lbs. for 25c.
for 25c.
3 pkges for ton.
p, 3 cans for 25c.
Raisins, 2 pkges.
20c can, reg. 25c,
12 lbs, for $1.
5 lbs. for 25o.
Hosiery,
Rubbers, Hard
Paper we are giv-
dollar.
old Price
Shirtings, &c.,
Good asaorL(rreut.
for Produce.
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�IdNNNd��
ORANBROOK
on hand,
at
old
:
25ti
are
t1�pr
tl'
■
8A
saie
--���
the time
very low
is up
higher.
many
are some
Peas,
par
6 lbs,
Spa
Salmon,
Sugar,
Underware,
Shoes,
Wall
off the
at the
Prints,
P aid
always
a
Belgrave•
congregations at the various
last Sunday did not bulge
the walla very badly. Weather
in an angry mood.
to is Society
presis entedlingthe
II1LI1 in Alarch, Kee year
P
open For the date cool gena Crorlk
..
regular monthly meeting of the
Society met at the manse
evening of last week, a large
being present... It was decal-
at -this meeting to send a parcel
militaryshirt, 2 air .of
2 haki handkerchiefs, note
' envelopes and hone -made
to each of the fallowing Bel-
boys now overseas : - Ivan
Wesley_, Roth, Ohne.
Jas. Coolies, Wm. 12 Scott,
Dye, Wm. Tomkins, Normae
J. McCallum, Jack Anderson,
T(teker, Jack Tasker, Austin
Lowrance Armstrong, W.
Brandon, Abe Brandon, Geo,
Al*'. Price, Rich: Fay, Albert
Fred. Ribbons and Harold
TEA." -A pleasant event
place in the tnanse'Cuesdley of
week when the ladies of the
Society served "High Ten."
du being erfact a large untnbrr
Y 1 P g
in'esent. [Vhile roma of MP
lyses hero • served tea wafers
cake in thegdining 'rnoui
sunny i
were chat ting most sociably in
library and livhog room, mil,.
Geddes contributed a well
solo. Misses Laura worm
Ldun. Srundrett in9trtnneutal
and several other selections .or n
class cellar. Musical nurnpers
a high, class order. Mn91Cal Illlm
wore also geneeou9ly contributed
A'tissea lilugene Geddes, Belle
Armstrong
R&TCI{r117.fe,Mrs,J.Armstrogand
!
Mrs. ,7, Brandon unused I'Pa wields•
McCrea Scandrett, Fergnaml,
Geticl08 and Joi ostoll
the guests, Proceeds amount-
to about $12 75, r •
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Bluevale
G FRYSTT MOTJNTFOBD.L. blue.,
Organist brE.nox Oirurch, ]iioonrdirte Local
m1810 11 visitsBLueveleontive of 'F (Eng.)
Lessons
and
on Piano, Violin and Volae culture.
a Box 41, Iitr,cardine
If little bird sto'ses can be believed
theist is' to be e, ,nearby wedding and
Bluevale locality will supply the bride.
It may be jnsta yarn but we'll bide
a wi' and see how it will unwind.
TIE Posr issues dandy wedding in-
vitatiuus and announcements.
Next Sabbath afternoon, at 2,30
o'clock Quartet ly Conntunion service
will beheld in the Methodist Church,
conducted by Rev. Mr. Hibbert,
W inglia1, owing to the illness of the
k
p18510l'. ML'. McTavish,118Rfpley, too•
the services last Sunday.
We are sorry to state that Rev, Mr,
Thomson, Methodist m111iaber, is in
the W11 5 1(ur hospital where }If
underwent a serious operation, If
good wishes are worth anything 0.6 a
curative he should soon be able to be
called on at the Parsonage in gond
lie,tlth, He hes had quite an exper-
101180 cloying the past year but We
hope stetter drays are ahead.
CUNGIRATDLATIONS.- At the Lon-
dol, (England) College) of Masi
exaMs. held at Kinceudine on Jan.
31st, these acre eleven entries, all
passing. including 5 for violin.and two
fnr vocal. In -the elewemar vin lin,elrs.
y
Harold Thoiusou, Bluavale and ele-
meutary piano, Miss A' 3Le Steal `1e
gained l u•sh-class certifiett s T
above were pupils of G. Fryatt
A1nuulC0) L. L. O. MS, Kim-
Economically Man
Bomo Pacts regaraing th
Puna work in wur(
--
As there are frequent evidei
o Brand
County is not aework of the twidely kuowr
be to prevent misunderstand.
attthe last mac lthly mesio the
five, in Goderieh, should pgrov
to shoes wishing to know the
as to the people of the Oonuby
Since the opening of the wo
than 350 families have beet
hem this office in 300 it's 01
•present time about are of
mouth! allowances, The tot
for the month of January w
$4,500, including, the amen
and placed in bha Savfugs
oredfb of the beneficiaries.
noting that this system of say
the monthly allowance, ado!
Branch, has been found of gel
participants who found bher
emergency which needed tb
little rowdy cash, and the exi
Tiuron Breech has been urge
bows Executive for general a1
d
An audited statement f
thaws that, in the years 19I5
total of 553,025 was drawn fro
a1 fund for distribution in Hu
and this large sum hoe beau
•e
with8l1t the dila reemout of 0
g
the sodic nt O"twa•
Are ort 'm the Essen
CiA re Can. nI n fund of 13
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in GOd@I'lab showed that, i
town's slices about $2,395 We
ra
"ullea.21st, but, with the to�g
the amount to be collect]
endeared ood was 64i/2.75, a
undnettnod nae be all in short
The expense of the wort
Patriotic Brooch in tide Go
than 3 of one per cent„ ]nada)
e1
salary for clerical help, office
lug, etc., and notwithstanding
nl impres esu to the 8.110 Ory,
has cyte baso paid to the nf5o
aonduoting the work,
looming wo other branches of w
rip, and will likely e
,amount of labor separate fret
cu' Patriotic work. Those al
Y
Pensions branch, Within t
days about thirty cabs of a
ilio claims have been receive
g
Eco, and theta are only in the
respective) Reeves where tl
famtllies live, to befitted rip at
the Patriotic ofieials here'ai
,yarded to the Pensions Boar
for settlement. Altogetlle'
oasnalties are ruder oonsidera
County rip to data.
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Then, o are the Dere of
Tars who are returned to I
This work involving continua
•' g
oil ittteumon, will th 00011 i
War A iciluary of the 000111
done, of Clinton, the Count'
nddressie the Count Council
for 0' -operation in the work,
n f e
It will be eat froen the rib
work in oonne5)11(11 with Burr
the war is no email matter, bu
'
five and the o6faisls who ate o�
do so with a desire 10 do
willingly an nheerft itVol
r gy d t y. Fa
wok was conducted under i
tinily,with no proper office
tion,hub now a room 3n 1
'Temple Building ie °couple'
adequate equipment there le
ACV Dart of hwork,
Total $ 355 17
Expenditure $ 147 30
Balance on hand--
79
Lust week ,7np. A, Wntt, the well
known cattle dealer of this place par-
chased n Chevrolet car from Nl local
Ament and McDonald, Lhe local
agents al: Brussels.
t
Walton
Rev. rasa inr. Torontolastraik �week d theS d re-
0 g
Ports n great good time.
pcin
on'bros. urhialt tletaimonna�sHorffntaner g
friends wish her a speedy recovery, y
The Walton Red Oross Society is
very grateful to Reeve Gavenlo01 end
McKillop Council for another grant of
$ Rev. Mr. Lundy has bought from
Dr MoKenzfe, Nlonktol, hie standard
bred Wilkes mare, She is one of the
best in Huron Co.
Rev. Dr. Ross, Toronto, preached in
the Presbyterian church last Sunday
but owing to the terrible blizzards Che
congregations were small.
The many f,•iends of Mra. (Rev.)
Lundy will be so11•y to hear that she
is under the doctor's care. Her t0,
covery will be somewhat retarded
through worry over her mother who
fell and. fractured her thigh bone.
ST. VALLNTrw1e'e SOCIAL FOB RED
015058 PultrosEs.-
On St. Valentine's Day
Will you come to my party
I'll see that you have
g hearty.o
A welcome rightVisit
:Che B. L. T. Club •purlloae holding a
Social Wednesday evening, Feb, 14th,
at S o'clock, An excellent• J)rogram of
social and literar selections as well
Y
as some interesting contests have
been prepared, Mies McCall, soloist,
from Goclerich assisted b bolus
Y
talent, will supply a large part of the
Program, Good Minch, Renders
kindly keep this date in mind and
come prepared fur n good tints. Ad-
0.
mission nets. A, 0. U. \V, Gall.
ADDineSSAND PRIS1DNTAmION,-Laa1
Tuesday evening Clia X mmg Penpla of
Duffs °hutch assembled in -large
Immbere to honor Mrs, Gilbert Grigg
1108 Nellie McArthur rice to her
(nee
g o1 \Wednesdr Tor 1tPt 11P1V
home at ][loose ,7aty, A very pleasant
time was spent in several gesmes, good
p
literary progtrarn, tasty 1(111011, etc„
followed by annexed address and the
p reteentatton of et fine Bible : To Ales.
GILREitT GRtcac+.-[Ve the members
g People's'
of ur Young Gmild of Duff's
Q torch, Walinn, have tort together
tonight to extend to you our heartiest
t g
cmlgratuln.tiomn an Your 6111197 mar-
rings and to tile" You mach happiness
and pros aril in your Married life,
d P Y Y
We hope and pray that, God's richest
blessingmay rest, anon yea and. May
He cron your life with His loving
1 g
kindness and His great mercy, \Va
luso desire to 'a88nre you that (111
Y y
have endeared yotl self to every mem
ber of our Young People's Sociely by
your winsome personality, fidelity
in all the departments of Christian
service and by your love and loyalty
to Jesus Christ. We will mise on
Y
very meet. In our • church here but we
are )lea8ed to know that 011 are. to
1 yY
consecrate your life and talents t0
your church and ynnt' Master In that
Great New Nest of Wenderfl l pssi-
bruises. Asa token of clog apPreeia•
61011 of yon at1d yn11r work we ask you
to accept this Bible Its a memorial of
the happy days and years we have
spent tgether and as sit earnest pray.
r
Morels
Township Council will meet next
Mo°dray
Miss Isabel Shaw has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. D. W. Rae, TaviebVirroxeter,
Miss Anna Schmidt, of Misses An ck,
has been visiting the Misses Ander-
sou, 3rd Lhle•
Soule of the rural mail Qourierr
were unable to make their accustom•
ed visit one clay last week,
Arthur Caution, Bed line, keeps
thele poorly. He is an old settler in
tawnshfp stud fs in hie 86th year.
Mrs, Allaii Artemis, 5th line, has not
been enjoying very robust health this
hetnter, but her many friends • wish
her marked improvement,
Duncan McDonald, 9th line, has ex-
changed his Ford runabout with
bless'Ament tt McDonald, Brussels,
fur tt Cl(a In 7t touring car,
We are sorry to report the Illnessof
Ilendersot, who makes her home
at Johu Spenca's, h$r brother, rat line,
vomit. ibP glad to report em'ly improve-
•r t S n 9
1 i from Scott, ,.ask„ are Stan-
ley .1nhn•tou and life •a• ter, Mrs.
Smith, They are nephew and niece
of Mrs, Grot r,, Johnston nod are
tOelCnrlio guests,
Toesilety of last. we.elr Hugh and
Nils, I'.their l and daughter, Annie,
left fur their home fn Frobisher, Sask,,paid,
after a visit. with relatives and friends
in Morris and Grey towllsirms.
Last 1''riday Francis Duncan, 411
line, lust:L nli1011 pi'izell Beagle lioun(l,
r
1'ho deg was ou trach of a Cox [\ est
(1 Sri n hole but foiled to silcty rig at
hw hotur, Mr. Donnan 1a very
anxious to iia of Of his whereabouts,
SALb. 1 oslro\v D. -Un account nC
the stormy weather and drifted roads
1110 All(:41011 i3ttle announced by Alien
Spelt', 4th line, for Tuesday, ort' this
week wits postponed until Thursday
nP next week, kith Inst. NIr. S e'
P it is
leaving the farm hence the sale,
which is a big one, will be without re.
nerve. le. S. Scutt will be the Auc-
f1rhEDr, QROg5 1r1PENING, - 7.050 a y
evening of this week a Red Cross
party was held at the Immo of Joseph
and \les+ Davidson, 3rd line. The
time was .petit In social games, 010510,
danrgug, innrh, eta. The tidy sum of
$20 20 was the. rn401t 1 1)1(111 was hand-
ed aver 10 Mrs. 3. 13. Galbraith,
Treasurer
11lasnrer of ting Red Cross allele,
Benssels. A splendid time was en'0
ed and Nie, and Aire;Davidson y
a D( vidson make
Aral ola88 host and hostess.
Wf ii,ows Fault\ v OAr.r,10D AWAV.
-On Sunday, January 28th, Willows
Farrow, e well known resident of the
8111 line for neatly d
ria y years, dyed at the
haute of ,too. and Mrs. Garniee, Blyth,.
aged 78 eats. •living
lie had been
with his daughter, Nlrs, 'Wm, Bray,
Wawanosh, but had one to Bl Ih
g y
can a visit I n his granddaughter where
hr took ill and sassed away. Deems-
ed was 11)1,1ed let Binovn a cemetery
(Ycon
on the fallowing Tuesday afternoon,
service beingno10)101ed byBev. blr,
McCormick, Methodist mister, Mr.
--r-
Grey
Mrs, Jack Wilson and baby Merle,
of Atwood, visited with her parents,
Lewis and Mrs. swiss this week,
Mies Stella Strath had the misfor-
tune to break a small bone in her
ankle, while out of the cut-
•Miss 11 aggie Robertson, a former
resident of Grey, was visiting with
her sister, Mts. J. Oliver, 16t1 Con. ,
`buL' hasgone to bar hone in Nl1011
gen, where she resides,
puss •lana M. Stefse Was hos• 1 • •n11
at the home of Mrs, Arthur Smith
also visited with bar -sant, NR's,
M. J. Stewart at the home of Lnu,
NI18, Armstrong, Morris.
We are sorry to state that Duncan
Brewer, 6th Coo., has been seriously
ill dnvin the est weak. GPednesday
A Y
he was operated on for appendicitis,
Many old firiends • wish he•m speedy re-
covery. Mr, Brewer is a son of W.
and Mre. Brewer, 7th Con. lie was
married to Miss Rowland a few
months ago.
Fnllnwin is tide t'e)ort •of Silver
- urn r hese (acini far 1916:-
0 e a O e Y
Number poinds of cheese 192917i 1
Value . 86897,10 • Paid patrons b
$ P y
cheque $31.844.80 ; average lbs, milk
ole Ib, of Cheese 11 26 ; overage price
18.35 • cost of making1,63 • average
' rot g
putter frit 3 4. Total expenditure
P
$36'120.00.
AIIC1iO. SALE. -\V, H, Balcel', m
33, .Aon. 9, Grey, having lensed an-
farm to his brother; Robert, has en-
nouuced a clearingAuClaou Salo of
Farm implements, Site., fur
Iarm Sttcic, ten ame t.,
P
7,'uas(lay. 20th inst., with F. S. Sontb,
Brussels as Auctioneer. The list IIID,
in, r.
bo read lois week's a chew A
Baker will. go tet ::Saskatchewan this
n s )end the
Spring wltore he •expects t l
coining year,
W lRRDEN OLIVER BARRiS.- The.
Warden of. Perth County for 1017 is
Reeve Oliver Barrie, the popular
representative of Lbe township of
r r 1- 7 ears who
]•oils tel for the peat y
was elected by. acclamation. Be is
an uncle to Councillor Oliver Harris
On +
of this township, ivhn sonde his soot for
the first time at Monday's meeting.
Te may he that history of Huron
County might record the 'electron of
Reeve Oliver of Grey township a8
WVarden of Huron. 4\%e wish him a
leasanteceu arta of office whether
a does or trot Y
,
centime. Arthur lI. 1epeell, Montreal,
w)as lite examliilei We extend cert-
ottlilatfllll8 to bOtll )11 Il$ and 111-
g' i P
9tructor (old tvisli than conL'iuued':and
n lase.
1 b
Oranbrook
Otpi"g to the stormy state of the
Wecuher and bad roads Rav, pJi'.g
iVl en wan not Oranbrook lasC San-
dayy al'trruann.
The Recited prawn*eel by, the choir
;
of Nlelt•slle Church, Brussels, on Tues-
day evening lest will be given •In Knox•'
ch rch, Creisibeook, of Monde. eyed-
lug, 1911 inst. Program is excellent
Corp Elgin L?orter, of the 101st
Batt , ,snots taking a °noise at West
Snndlin Dein England, and n150 has
b, p, 6
charge of 33 mem all his'hut, He says
they haven't had any enary over there
et. Was talking to Sand McLeod
y g Y ,
of Walton, who wets with Cleve, Mc-
Donald w'hei1 it w i
a Was killed.
Sclaom' linrmvP'-'Re mgt of Seniorin
Room for •ianuuey, Examined in'
Comte., AHUI., Gram. and Wt•it,' The
star nuhcates'absence fol' oro 0r mere
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exrun,- Sr, IV. -Walter Tr 89,
Beet Baker 85, Alex, Sparing 6`L,
*A1abe1 Spetrmn 58, "Johnnie Slnalldoll
4Z. .1r, 1`V: (s) -Ger tie Alderson 75,
Ln'(lill 31.5195 74, *Pearl Schnook 47,
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*Alex. Stein 27, . Hiteold Pennington.
IV. (b)-Oetivui Cameron 77, *Edith
Os'e, t 00, •Pemq Al00raon 60, *171tnet'
Knight 57, *]]rued, yppoiran 58, *VIola
Mitchell 95, *Lizzie Reefelz E2, Jr.
1T1• -Freda StnalIdon 84, *Marie Baker
2 * *Verna it i oat r' * ill
F t V t T t o• 71, ..•Rang Nettle
34, Sr, IL --Bessie Leitch 79, Mina
1 ak r 71,*Mi1dh 10
spea Sperling 58,
*1-Vilda Speiean 57, µRosa Sputter' 50,
*Annie McIntosh II, *Hari Penning-
g
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Ronai'1. 0f .fl'. tont for Jaltttar•y,
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Spell„ 0009,81, 11,-A, Jeschke 87,
Lr CetulCrOtl 07, 1L, SrmalldOn 67 N1,
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Address a. postcard ,to us now
and, receive .b . return mall a is
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copy of our new illustrated So- n•�
age - catalogue - o' 4
page l Garden,
Flower and Field Scads, Root
Sebds, Grains, Bulbs, Small /,t1
Fruits, Garden Tools, etc. ? .
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SPECIAL.-Wc' Win also
sendyou/ree a packet (value r-1 -
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/Sc) of 001 *Mica s
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g?g, • ' rs ...
Giant Flowering ing c °
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var8 1 �l..
This carnation is a groat favor.
Ile; the flowers aro large and
Transplanted '- -
r till the abed into p0(1 m the -
illi ilio end of *81n3, )elides
cuttings, Alpin; or
" ' i , "'layering,3
oiler baluable premiums, 18
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'r' fragrant and the tants do well outdoors
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.•` plants are 't h ,
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.,. Send for our 6atalegue and hares o18u1
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s.e .' ; it,: .: .. t • . . CO
C': � a���eC ea �rt0 �d1 d� SC' re� ee
re. ea'
18 Ben„ of
tf Brussels)
referred to
e -deceased
any yenta.
to the late
fon North
mer farm,'
owned by
her of the
tended the
buried in
is wife.
vers of
0
all on into
Canada are
e prime of
nit to fight
doing back
J many of
Ile scourge
reeling at
1 buildings
wfortuuate
and treat.
nnth of the
ale fm nish-
e buildings
Red Cross
t and the
osity of its
Western
lagnificent
ntitles the
ntributing,
oma are to
x patients,
er will me-
lts,
e to have a
n to health
g then, to
the w011d
return to
uroe of con -
the com-
individual
to any Bum
mmun1aate
Sec. of the
make all
payable to
ged
e Patriotic
m.
roes that the
a for Huron
as it should
ing, the fol -
r proceedings
f the Exeau-
e of interest
ftlots a$ well
as a whole.
Or not fewer
dealt with
and at the
1 the list for
al payments
111 aggregate
uta retained
Bank to the
It is worth
log one-half
�ted by this
at benefit to
neelves iu sn
e help of s
Lmp1e of tbo
d by the Ct.
optiou.
rem Ottawa
and 1910, a
m the puer-
to) Cnnuty,
l%ndied here
ua oeut with
tivo of the
15 and 1915
1chiding the
s fu arrears
wa's balance
ed and eon -
td this it is
y(Mg of the
nnty is less
p of a nmali
rent. print
an mention -
not one cant
ials who are
ar work are
ntail a large
n the ordill-
e, first, the
he last ten
Pere for set-
d at this of -
hands of the
ae soldiers'
d sent iii to
Id then for -
at Ottawa
r about 35
lien for this
disabled sol.
hie Conuty.
is and care.
Lken by the
y, W. Bry-
y President,
on Tuesday
ve that the
11's 81118)•0 in
t the Buten-
trying ft en
.'their bit"
tt
titres the
xtrelm0 dif-
t000mitt(tda
Ito Masonf0
, ait(7 with.
no dolay in