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CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
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AUCTIONEERS,
1.41 S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
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i • sen, wilt sell for better prices, to
better men, In lees time and lees charges
thau any ether Aootloaeer In East Haran or
be won't charge anything, Dates and ordere
can always be arranged at tale Moe or by
p nreonal appiioatlou, •-
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
T DI. SINCLAIii—
• Barrister, eolleitoe, 000veyaueer,
Notary Pubno, do, Unlae-Stewart's Block
1 door Borth of Central Hotel
Solicitor for the Metropolitan Bank,
Business Cards
JAS. ANDERSON.
VETERINARY SURGEON.
Successor to 81. H. Moore. Office at Ander•
son Bros: Livery stable, Bruseels, Telephone
No, 29..
T. T. M' RAE
M. B.. M.O. P:, & S, O.
M, 0. I3., village of Brussels.
Physician, Surgeon, Accoucheur
Office at residence, opposite Me1vllle .Oho
wig linnt'street,
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',QR. F. T. BRYANS
Bachelor of 8ledlrine, Univnraity of Toronto ;
Licentiate of College of Physicinne and Sur-
geons, Ontario r ex•Senior House Surgeon of
Western Hospital, Toronto. Offiees of late Dr.
A. MoKeveSy• Smith Block, Bruooels.
Rural phone 45,
MAUDE C. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal gracrdate Department of Opphthal•
motogy, McCormick Medical College, Chicago,
I11,, is prepared to test eyes and at glasses at
her office over Miss Inman's millinery store,
Office
trooery ekieyu0a Saturday every Office
to 12 a. m, ; 1 to 8 p. m. Evenings by appoint -
menu Phone 1210.
DR. WARDLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night calls. Office opposite
Flour Mill, Ethel,
JAMES TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Huron Co..
Satisfaction naanred ; Charges moderate.
Write or Telephone if not convenient to call.
Beth Brussels and North Huron Phones.
BELGRAVE P.O.
P. R. MULHERON
Tench er of
PIANO, ORGAN, VOCAL
Organist and Choir Amster Melville Church,
Bru0aels Pupils `Prepared for Toronto Col.
lege of Music Examinations.. Phone 18x
11000FOOT, NILLOHAH & COOKE
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
&c.
Moe on the Square, 2nd door from Hants l ton
Street,
GODERlt'H. ONT.
' Private hinds to loan at lowest rates.
W..PItOoOroov, K. C. J,.L L. EILr oie ca
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Conraes are thorough, the Instructora 19
are experienced. students get Individ.
nal uttrntion and gratitude( are placed
In pool tams Daring 8 menthe we turn. A�
ed clown over 800 units for trahted.help
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This is the school for those who want •a
the practical training m111 the good yr,.
positions- Commercial, Shorthand
and Telegraphy Departments- a
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STRATFORD, ONT-...
MOON GETS FULL TWICE
IN MONTH OF SEPTEMBER
It is Only Every Eighteen Years That,
the Moon Can become Full Twice in
One Month.
if moonlight nights have an beat-
ing Y
ing-011 the number of marriages con-
summated in any given period; the
number of marriages whteh developed
during September of this year should
be double that of any ordinary month,
for this month, for the first time since
1899, there are two nights on which
the moon reaches the full phase, 'I'lie
first full moon was on Sept, 1st and_
the second will be on Sept, 30.
11 1s but every 18 years 01' so that
'the p001' old moon .can become "full"
twice in the same month, thereby dif-
fering from many persons who inhabit
this earth.
The moon requires 2924 days to
complete its circle from full 1110011 to
to full moon. This synodic revolution
is what we c0nu110uly call the lunar
month. A slight i'iration 111 this per -
hid is liable to occur, and Sometimes
amounts' to a little over one way or
the other,
Every 18 6 years 8 complete revo-
letiol of the nodes takes place, and
sifter ih lapse of this period the motion
i5 repeated in the same 111)01lter,The
moon rotates. on its axis in the sante
time and in the Sallie direction in which
it revolues, around ihecarih
gushily elweys preSents the and conse-
sante face
to the earth and the other side of the
hemisphere is forever hidden from our
sight
FELT LIKE A NEW
PERSON
After Taking Only One Box Of
"Fruit -a -tines"
EAST Stile HARBOUR, N. 8.
"It is with great ploasere that I write
to tell you of the wonderful benefits 1
have receNed from taking "Fruit-a-
tives". For years, 1 was a dreadful
sufferer frons C071.5g,at'lo11 and Head-
aches, and 1 was miserable in every way.
Nothing in thdevay of medicines seemed
to help mo. Then 1 fleetly tried
"Fruit-a-tives" and the effect was
splendid. After taking one box, I feel-
like a now person, to have relief from
On
those sickening e Headaches".
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Mas. iIARTIIA DDWOLFL.
. - 50e. a box, 6 for $2.60, trial size, 360.
At ail dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit -
a tives Limited, Ottawa.
egaND nitwit Rau A'aa
BRUSSELS -
Goma SOUTH O GOING NORTH122
Express 8:82 a m I Ef pr 11:07 a m
Express' 5:82 o m Express 8:07 pm
CONANDI N POICIFIC
WALTON
To Toronto To Goderioh
Express 7:82 a m I Express 11.:48 am
Express 2:27 p is Express 0:04 pm
WROXETEF
Going East - 7;11 a, in. e1%d 8:81 p m. .
Going West - 12;88 and 9:66 p. m,
All traits going East connect with 0.-P. R. at
Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and R
O. B. stations,
GEO. ALLAN, Local Agent,
:Coral i ems helms
Service Badges
It is understood that the govern-
ment has authorized four types 'of
war service badges, but these are not
g ,
Yet ready. for issue, When they are
ready notice will be given through the
press
The Warning of Fall
The list of fall fair' dates in the
newspapers is only one of the many
signs of the near approach of Au-
tumn. The grain fields will soon be
bare as the harvest is being gathered.
The live stock will soon be receiv-
ing extra attention with expectation
of carrying off the prize tickets at
the fairs
Do You do it Correctly?
A vehicle or car wishing to pass an-
other going in the same direction
should pass on the left side, At the
same time the vehicle or car being
passed should turn to the right so .a5
to give half the travelled road. On
meeting, both vehicles or cars should
turn to lite right, it seems unneces-
sary to give space to. 'natter like this
having been in Seaforth for six years,
but there are many .who do not know
yet which way to turn,
Must Contain List
The postal authorities find it neces-
sary to again remind the public that in
nailing parcels for soldiers overseas.
the customs declaration must contain
it -list of articles contained in the parcel
It is not sufficient to merely state "Sol-
diers' Comforts," "Foodstuffs," "Eats"
etc. Each 'article must be specified.
The sharp corners of tin boxes should
also be rounded flat with a:hammer be-
fore mailing.
ew Classical Master.
The Goderich Collegiate Institute
Board has engaged Mrs. --E. K. Urquhart,
B.A., of Collingwood, as classical pias-
ter. Mrs,Urquhart was gold medalist
in classics in her course at Toronto
University and has taught most success-
fully 111. some of the larger Collegiates
and Guelph two and one-half years.
Her testimonials speak most highly of
her work as a teacher and disciplinar-
ian. She began her duties on Mandoy
Mrs. Urquhart's husband, Rev. D
Urquhart died early in the year and she
is returning to Ole profession in which
she was formerly engaged. \
Too Much Sunday Business.
A Zurich merchant makes the follow-
ing announcement in The Herald, the
local newspaper:—Notice to Automo-
bile Owners:—If you want to use your
automobile on Sunday don't you think
you should provide yourself 'with gas-
oline and oil on Saturday and not ask
us to open en tipour place of business on
Sundayandsll yu gasolinet i have
no ,objection to helping anyone out
who accidently runs out mud cannot
get io his destination. We will gladly
help such, but people at home, I think
should see that they are supplied oh
Saturday or else stay at home on Sun-
day. Kindly bear this in mind and
don't ask us to fill your car hereafter
on Sunday. ..J, Preeter.
County Assumes Job.
Blyth Standerd:—The Good Roads
Committee of tine County, comprising,
Messrs. 301111 Stewart, Seaforth; Conrad
Reis, Wroxeter) Matt, Armstrong, Hal-
lett and the Reeves of Bayfield and flay
along with County Engineer D. Pat-
terson, County Clerk Lane and Ware
den Dr. W, J, Milne were here on
Monday and inspected tite road op-
posite Capt, 5, 5, Sloan's farm and
decided to construct a ditch and cul-
vert slid put In a catch basin to re-
lieve the water at this point. They
will also have two culverts placed
near 13elgrave arid have the • prairie
road south of Winghani gravelled.
This work relieves the TOwuships
h 1 Morris otco -
of East Wal anal and 0 s u
siderable expense and credit is 'due
the Reeves of thele municipalties :In
having this, Matter takers op by' the
County` .
Retiree from Militia..
Milltta district orders colitain the
following announcement for the 33
(Huron) Regiment:—Provisionai Lieut
5, R. Rumble' Is permitted to retire.
Counterfeit $10 Bills
it Is understood that there are a num
ber of counterfeit $10 Imperial Bank
bills being circulated in the province
RI the present time, and managers
fort theme Warned
ore saidbe 11tohbe en ex-
cellent imitation.
The Stratford Dailies go up in Price,
Both Stratford daily papers announce
that owitlg to the great Increase in
cost of production their subscription
rates will be increased- from $2.00 to
82.50 on August 13th with a still
further increase to $3.00 per year on
Nov, 1st,
Epworth League Convention.
A big rally of young people known
as the London Conference Epworth
League Biennial Convention will be
held t
1 hi
Central a Me
th dist
church,
Burch
Stratford, Tlidrsda'y and Friday,. Oct.
4th and 5th. This rally will undoubt-
edly'..be attended by a number of the
young people from this vicinity.
Hunters Must go "Drys
Ontario .hunting - parties this fall
must be "dry," according to the opin-
ion expressed by the chairman of the
Ontario License Board, It will be a-
gainst the Saw for- a hunting party to
pool their therr frond
s and buy liquor and.
have it in possession, On the other
hand, a man owning a hunting lodge
Blight legally have liquor to serve _it
to his guests.
Cost More To See
The optical trade throughout Can-
ada has' been notified of the mater-
ial increase in the price of spectacle
lenses, to take effect at once, For
the first time in the history of the trade
the manufactures have found it neces-
sary to cancel all orders on hand at
former prices, giving for their reason
the scarcity of labor and the tremedous
increase in the price of the raw -mater-
ial, in some instances over 200%.
Papers Away Up
On the different kinds of book paper.
used in a printing office increases range
from 64%on newsprint to 125% on
Eggshell book. Manillas have gone
up 40%, on Kraft wrapping and coat-
ed enamel, from 6'1 to 69%. Bond
papers have increased from 60 to 150
%, The greatest increasee in the cost
of .materials has been on ink of 111
grades, which has gone from 25 to 300
% over former prices.
Hydro at Zurich.
LIVE AND LET LIVE
rdIn. speaking 01 a person's faults, ,
Pray don't fol get your own I
Remember those with 1.10mes of glees
Should seldom throw ft atone.
fl' we have nothing else to do
But talk 111 hose who 0111 ;
'Tia bettor, we enntnieupe tut horse,
Aa dJ'roo that point begin,
01 \ern have no right to judge a roan
Until hefahrly tried ;
Should Nye not like his company,
We Icuow the world ie wide.
Some may have fan'Ite, anti who has
tint,
The old as well as young ;
Perhaps we may, for aught we know,
lltve fifty to their, one.
111' tell you of a better plan,
And find it works full well,
To Ley my own defects to cure,
Before of nthers I ell.
And tlhongh I sometimes hope to be
No worse i han some I know, •
My own shortcomings bid 010 let
The faults of others go.
Then let ns all, when wo Onirlmenee
'1'o alau(1er friend or foe,
Think of the harts one word may do,
To those who little know.
Remember curses, sometimes, like
Our chickens, roost at home 1
Don't speak 01 others' faults until
You have none of your own.
Zurich Herald:—Since last Thursday
the.streets and houses of Zurich have.
been lit with power supplied by the
Hydro Electric Commission of Ontario.
Every street in our village is now bril-
liantly lighted, the lights burning from
7 o'clock in the evening to 6 o'clock
in the morning. They go on and off
automatically, a time switcli-doing the
work. Many of the houses are now
using hydro power, and it will not be
long before • most of our citizens will
use it for ironing, cooking etc., as the
cost is small if used with care,
Ontario's Voters' Liit
Instructions have been given the law
clerk of the Legislature to prepare the
forms of declarations to be shade in
connection with the enrolment of vot-
ers upon the new Ontario voters' list.
This, however, does not mean that a
new Ontario list will be used in the
expected Federal elections, Attorney.
General Lucas says the Dominion Gov-
ernment may make a 'list of its own.
'We have no idea what Ottawa intends
to do, and are only taking the first
steps toward getting out own list
ready," he said. "This will take two
or three months at least."
Not Much News
A newspaper man could go 'seven`
days in a week, seven tines a day,
and ask different persons for the news
and each time to be told there is ab-
solutely nothing going on in this lo-
cality. When these people get the pa-
per they sometimes say:—"li— there's
not much news this week,"- and then
recall in item or two and wonder why
they were omitted. When you know
of anything of importance that has
transpired tell us -every time. 'That's
what we are in the business for. To
publish the news.
The New•Stamp
It officially announced by the post
office .department that the special 3
:ant stop to commemorate the fiftieth
anniversary of confederation was put
an sale on Saturday, Sept. 15tH. The
151119 consists of an engraved repro-
luction of Harris' well-known painting
of the fathers of confederation,- It
beautifully engraved and in size is
somewhat similar to the Quebeec ter
:este:tar start 1905 e
i f The.issu
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of the confederationstanpswiIl last
for
it period of three or four months, but,.
es to the. case of all other Canadian
stamps the new one is of pernaulent
validity and can always be used for the
prepayment of postage,
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F'ribting and Developing •
Groups Miceli at your owe 1101110
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'Picture Framing •
Neatly Oone
1 We make Enlargements from .•
old Photos. •
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Will Amend, rid Temperance p Act.
J. D. Flavelle,.chairman of the Board
of License Commissioners, says the
Ontario Temperance Act has been
more successfully administered than
the commissioners had expected at the
out 'set. "There ere now in Ontario
over 100 more standard hotels than
when the Act went. into force. We
have been receiving many letters from
travelling men, stating .that the accom-
rodation is better today and that more
atention is given to the accommodation
end of the hotel and less to the bar
as formerly. We have also received
letters from prominent business men
who at the outset were opposed to the
Act, but are now strongly in. favor of
it. They tell us teat they are selling
more goods, and accounts are ,,.-mew
paid that were never paid before: The
Ontario Temperance Act has practic-
ally dune away with open drunken-
ness on the street. Under the present
Act, the Dominion Act precedes the
Ontario Act. Under the former act a
fine of from , 5f to . 5
00 can -be imposed
on druggists selling intoxicating
be-
verages and wines, but under the On-
tario Act a fine of from $5200 to $1,000
can be imposed. .An amendment is
under way, which will enable us to
prosecute under the -Ontario Act. It is
not fair that the -druggists should suf-
fer in this respect unless they are
flagrantly breaking the law, and we
purpose to go after the manufacturer
first."
Wroxeter
(Intended for last week)
Miss Jennie Allan, Oaegill, visited at
her lioute bet 0.
Several rinks of Wroxeter bowlers
visited Henea11.
Lieut. Stewart McKercher left for
e trip to the West.
Misses Shipley and Olemmie spent,
Sunday in Listowel.
Miss L plat tin, Exeter, is the guest
or' Mrs. T. G. Hemphill.
Mrs. Dobie, Ohesley, is visiting with
tree sister, Mrs, R. Gibson.
Rev. Mr_ Stride enttducted set vices
in Lakelet and Clifford on Sunday.
0, and Mt s. Koehler, .Ayton, spent
the week end at the hone of A. 11.
Moffitt.
Frank .Allan and \Ilse Agnes Mc-
Kercher hove gone Lo Toronto where
they will attend University,
Graham Ballantyne_ -visited friends
here before going to Toronto where lie
has enlisted with the iMechanioal
transport. He expects to leave soon
for overeerts.
- J. Smith, Wycliffe College, Toronto,
spoke in the interests of the Bible
Society in the Methodistand Anglican
churches 2111 Sunday. Annual meet-
ing of 111e Society wes 1hehl in the
Methodist church Monday everting,
Jamestown
A bl'o't touring car was pat chased
this week by Jas. McOutrheon from
S. Carter, Brussels, We hope he and
his family may enjoy many a pleastutt
day in its use.
11100181 FRANCE. ---Gunner Jas. W.
Simpson, wtitee from Femme to Miss
Jennie Simpson, as follows :—DEAR
.)1oNNIE —No tiollbt your will he atii'-
peised to receive such a long letter
from me in reply to yonrs, received
somelime ago. As yon know env -
re spol.tlence is it limited game in the
ai guy, bob 1'ri: going to break all fo ill•
ee records in at sincere endeavor to
thank you bur that most excellent par-
cel whish 7: received just the other
night. To merely say I appreciated it,
doesn't begin to do j
uslice to my feel -
togs in the matter at all. If you can
imagine just how much a payee! means
to a Lite'', hungry and war -weary vet.
elan like myself, aecnstolled to live
on the pt'ovel'bittl "bully" and an oC•
caaiOnttl "hard tack," you will per -
hulk, have some idea to just what ex -
tea your kindness was appreciated.
Not to me alone did your parcel Bring
Snell satisfaction, as my hnngt y com-
rades desire to convey their sincere
thanks as well and to express the
geheral sentiment, they ate still eager.
1y looking forward to aarepetition at an
early date; T' am conceited enough
to imitable that, perhaps you sortie -
Limes wonder how thitgs are with me
in the great wee and to think that
perhaps yon think of me with 001110-
(1ring ititin to that tenderness which
you were hvolt lodisplay in days gone
by, ]fere amid the flying shrapnel,
the hissing bullets 11,11(11101i(115' y;aa (am.
pinkie on the gas), when IN, men's life
Is It 111111n1' detail, it is impossible riot
to recall the past and again to wonder
what the Int nee .has in atote. This
terrible straggle aanuot hist, .forever
anti when once we have the desperate
Hun coin pie tel y allowed tinder, and
shorter f 1+t
c s t f dem cid. Canada b p cIt appear
Mire more before nue longing eyes,
then and then only I aliall wend ley
weary 81 ,' 5 211 131nssele and live in
hopes of eeedttg my dearest 650011
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fa. all A.1 Dinrhine that liv08
premier pal Israel •toil, '1'111.•
Agency for. 1311188sls !reedit y is
now held by •
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Call and examine machine•
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leal'p its superior. qiu lities. •
come true, for Jennie dear, fn the
language of Ilse "wool-gathers)"
"you're the porridge t f 1111 life,"
"Zonis devotedly, .IAF. WALLACE,
A sister.• of the above aolli,•r, was
married at her home in Detroit ie-
eently and her brother melt her a
butter knife designed Ile 1,
ll fl nlil Iwo i
d (ley -
man loan shells. The years; 1914, la)ID lillli,
1917 are imprinted noon it and if le a
souvenir worth possessing, Plot of
'tile shells froth which it was made
struck Gar. J. W. at two different
-times. Once his cap MIS knocked riff
arida part of the sole of his shoe at
another lithe. He went over with the
First Canadian Onntirlgenb'and is still
in the thick of H. Andrew Simpson,
Jamestown, attended the wedding of
his granddaughter in Detroit,
Clinton
According to Wednesday's papers
Capt. Town is among the officers to
arrive at Halifax.
The annual Epworth League Conven-
tion of the Godericlh District will be
held ill Victoria St. church, Godericll,
on Wednesday, Oct. 17.
The New Era has been informed
that Mr, Charles Middleton, who re-
sides just hest of the town, has been
recommended as the' second. member
on the Exemption Board, along with W.
Brydone, These two gentlemen will
snake an excellent and just Board.
Letters received from Pte. 181. Doh-
erty, this week States that, the young
soldier expects soon to get his ticket
for Canada. His hand, which is under
treatment, is doing nicely, but his
fighting days are over.
Pte, Gab. Elliott, who went to Eng-
land this fall with theMechanical Tran-
sports, failed to pass the Medical
Board, though he passed all his exams
in workmanship. He will be given a
job in England for the time being,
Messrs, James Snell & Sons are
shipping 5 Leicesters to Montana in a
few weeks. Dr. Tennent, of London,
was here last Friday to give them a
"dip" and well be back in a week to
give a second one before they can cross
the border, Messrs, Snell have had an
excellent summer with their sales of
sheep.
' The potatoes may be dug as soon
as the tops have died down, although
there need be no particular hurry if
the ground is dry. The tubers will
grow as long as 1110 tops are green,
but when they turn yelow will have at-
tained their full size. It is well to watch
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for scabby potatoes at harvest time and powdered sulphur be scattered over
to put them in a pile by themselves then.
All the potatoes need to be well dried
before they are stored. Sone people
Simply put thein in a coarse hag and
leave 8115111 out of doors for several
days, but it is a better plan to spread Property for salein the Village of Oranbrook
tlfem on.boards or burlap in a barn or beton ung to the estate of the late D. McQuar-
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Thereare a e more than 700 Ford Dealer Service. Stations through-
out Canada. These are always within easy reach of Ford owners
—for gasoline, oil, tires, repairs, accessories, expert advice or
motor adjustments.
The cost of Ford Service is as remarkably low as the cost of
the car itself. Nineteen of the most called for parts cost only
$5.40. Just compare this with the cost of spare parts for other
cars and you will realize the advantage of owning a Ford.
THE UNIVERSAL CA, ,R
Runabout $475
Touring - - $495
Coupelet $695
Sedan - - - $890
F. 0. B. FORD, ONT.
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CARTER, Dealer, BRUSSELS