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SNOW flurries.
"Do your bit' for British Red Cross
Thursday of this week,
TREASURER BLACK will pay the Fall
Fair Prizes on Friday of this week,
ELECTRIC Tight was off duty last Fri-
day night owing to making necessary
repairs. It was a dark old night.
NORTH Huron Conservative Nominat-
ing Convention meets in Wingbam
Thursday afternoon of this week, Sev-
eral will attend from town and vicinity.
THE number of deaths have been un-
usually numerous during the past week.
as many as 4 funeral cards being up at
one time. Surely in the midst of life we
are in death.
As Miss Hisiop. of Morrisbank and
W. M. Cook were leaving the Fall Fair
on the. evening of Oct. stb, they were
run down by an auto and both suffered
slight injuries.
SALE or CATTLE,—On Saturday after-
noon, Both Inst , there will be an Auction
Sale of 44 head of cattle, consisting of
4 mileb cows and 4o head of x and a year
old steers and heifers, at the Central
Hotel, Brussels, at 2 o'clock Dave Mc-
Donald is Prop, and John Purvis will be
Aun,
DOING WELT.,—J. J. Gilpin, who had
his right foot amputated Wednesday of
last week, is getting along nicely and
will soon be able to get about we trust.
Monday of this weak was the 38th an-
niversary of their wedding and the event
was remembered and good wishes ex-
pressed for many happy returns.
BAZAAR ON NOVEMBER rsT,—The
ladies of the congregation of St, john's
church, will hold a Bazaar in the Town
Hall, Brussels, on the afternoon and
evening of Thursday, November tat. A
fine assortment of work bas been pre-
pared. Fuller particulars will -be given
in next week's issue, Watch for large
bills as to evening's program, etc,
GEo N. McLAREN Is DEAD --Wednes-
day forenoon a well known and highly
esteemed resident passed away in the
person of Geo, N. McLaren, merchant,
in his 48th year. Funeral service will
be held at bis late home, Alexander st.,
at 7,30. o'clock Thursday evening and
the casket will be taken to Midland,
where interment will be made, on Fri-
day morning's train. Many regrets are
expressed oyer Mr, McLaren' s demise
and deep sympathyfelt for Mrs. Mc-
Laren and children. Fuller notice next
week.
Jolts 'G. BUDD ANSWERS THE SUM•
MONS,—After a severe illness, oovering 8
weeks, an old resident ot this locality
entered into rest Thursday evening of
last week iti the person of John G. Budd,
John street, in his 79th year. He was
bort at Smith's Falls, Out,, and came
West to the 3rd tine, Morris township,
about 5o years ago, purchasing •a farm
from Mr, Campbell on which he lived
eontinuottsly until moving to Brussels 74
years ago. He was milted in marriage
to Mies Sarah 1. Barker, who paid Nat-
ure's debt in 78g6 The surviving child-
ren are Jos. and Mrs. Carson, of Glen-
boro, Manitoba, and Misses Jennie and
Annie at home, Lottie is deceased. Mr,
Budd had been in tailing health for the
past year and suffered a stroke of par-
alysis the Sunday prior to his demise,
He wee an industrious, honorable man,
quiet and unassuming and had Many
friends, Thefenerai was held Sutideyy
afternoon, the service being conducted
by his pastor, Rev. W, E. Stafford, whet
gave a very appropriate address front
the text "For to me to live is Christ and
to'die is gain." Interment was made at
the Btowntown graveyard where Mrs.
Budd was interred, Misses Budd and
the other members of the family have
the sympathy of the oomtnttnity in their
bereavement,
BaussELs Farmers' Club received two
cars of coal during the past, one of nut
and the other of pea coal,
Dover forget the auction sale of house
and household effects of the late Miss
jape Kelly. Turnberry street, Brussels,
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
MELVILLE Church Choir go to Ethel
Friday evening of this week to give a
Concert under the auspices of the Girls'
Patriotic Club, a hustling organization
of that village.
THURSDAY of this week is Trafalgar
Day—an historic event never to be for-
gotten in British history. Do your duty
to the British Red Cross when the can-
vassers call On you,
BL.toK Goat Robe, with green lining, lost.
Will finder kindly leave 1t at Tun PosT.
FLowims AND. PLAN'ss.—Any person wishing
to purchase flowers and plants at the Brussels
Greenhouse may secure the same by calling on
lama Emma WALKER, Turnberry at„ South.
Fon SALE. --Three Oxford Down Ram Lambs,
aired by an import, Apply to R. 0. CAMPBELL
Lot 14, Onn. 18, Grey. Brnassele R. R. No. 2.
Phone 4818,
1H acres of corn for Bale. Apply to
R. TnouaoN, Brussels,
WANTED.—Young man to learn blaekemtth-
ing or one who has been at trade ayear, Ap-
ply at once to N MONBt0, Belmore.
COMFORTABLE hones and good garden for
sale. Property in good repair. For further
particulars apply to Mae. R. T. Ert osxoN,
Mill street. Brnsaele.
Ws are sole agents for the genuine Paroid
Roofing, manufactured by Bird & Son, Hamil-
ton. Always bay Paroid and get the best,
P. Aware.
Fon SALE: Residential property on Albert
street, Brussels. Apply to MRS, JANET Mo-
QUARRIE, on the premises.
OoMnonwABLE brick residence for sale or to
rent. For particulars apply to Mae. Geo.
Rowans, at A. 0, Dames, Brussels.
Tartan Short Horn Bulls front 10 to 12
'm'onths old for Sale. JAS. SFE/R, Lot 29, Con.
6, Morris. Phone 186.
De. PARKER, Osteopathic Physician, visite
Brussels Thursday afternoon of each week,
thronto and nervous dtaeesea suceesetnlly
treated, Visits residences, Consultation at
Qneen'a Hotel,
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Neter Teachers' Convention will be
held In Brussels. B S. Scott, of town,
is Vice -President and Misses Buchanan
and Marjory Yuill on the Executive.
SAM WEINSTI'EN, who succeeded M.
Yolleck in handling the junk business,
calls your attention this week, He is
pushing business and asks your trade.
He and Mrs. Weinstein and children are
now residing in the former 'Yolleck
home Mill street, which they
bought.ht.
We wish Mr. Weinstein success.
Neer regular meeting of Brussels
Women's Institute will he held in the
Audience Room of the Public Library
on Friday, October 13th, at 3 o'clock p.
m. Mrs. A. Strachan will introduce the
topic, "Economic meals." • Roll call
will follow, when each lady will give her
favorite pickle recipe. An exhibit of
vegetables, canned or in bulk, grown
from the seeds furnished by the Agricul-
tural Department will also be a feature
of the meeting, Everybody welcome
MRS, WM. BLASHILL DECEAsED —THE
Pos'rregrets to hear of the demise of
Mrs, Wm. Blesbill, et the home of het
ditughter, Mrs. H. Pana, 41a North
Washington street, Ypgilsnti, Mich„ the
sad event taking place Monday after-
noon of lest week. Deceased was 65
years and 7 months old ;Heart weakness,
followed by a bad cold, was the cause of
death, She had not been in good health
for the past year. Deceased la sur+ived
by her hushaud, one gob (Jas, W., of
Ann Arbor, Mich )and 3 daughters (Mrs.
H, Pane, Ypsilanti, Mich. ; Mrs C Case
tetot, Venice, Cal. t and Mrs H. Palm-
er, of Ann Arbor.) Beatrice is deceased.
The Blashili family lived in Brussels for
many years where Mr. Blashlll carried
on a large butchering business, Family
will be deeply sympathized with in their
bereavement, It is 15 years since Mr.'
dlashill and fatallyremoved frons this
locality, going to psilanti.
o nPotat,.oes,
Wanted
White
Anyperson Tornips p att baying Pota-
toes for sale 'should, be-
fore selling, call and see
or telephone ,
Wanted -
We are direct acting
agents for New York and
Buffalo Produce Houses -
and require large quan-
tities of these commodi-
ties. Farmers at outside
shipping points grouping
together, making car lots,
will receive special atten-
tion,
R. Thomson
Phone 66 Brussels
Foams for exemption and Service re•
part papers are now on call at Brussels
pus, office
QerrE a live'y move over I he:Cooscrip-
Son lutroduotiou. Nobody appears to
know the full complement of Brussels
tribunal yet.
IT is said Nesbit Hamilton has pur-
chased the farm of, Edmund Brewer, ad-
joining Brussels on the South. Mr.
Brewer owns residential property, on
Turnberry street in town.
Graeme, youngest sou of Peter and
Mrs. Stewart, Turnberry st., had his left
hand badly lacerated in a cutting box
last Saturday. The fingers will all be
retained we are glad to state.
C. and Mrs. Kleckmlin moved to
town last week from Stratford and are
living in the apartments in the Strettou
block. Mr Klockman is the new pro-
prietor of Brussels Butter Factory. We
wish th
e ma
prosperous
period in town
BRusxts Public
Library Board is fol-
lowing up delinquents who refuse to be
governed by the Rules agaiust keeping
books out for weeks If you are in the
number kindly get a hustle on in returo-
ingthe books and save the expense of
sending after them. The practice isnot
fair to other teadersr
$31.00 — 13 F. Stumpf, Canadian
President of the Gideoes, was in town
015 Tuesday. He informed Tice POST as
a result of his visit to Brussels and Cran-
brook on Sunday, June 3rd, plus contri-
butions since, be has received $3t o0 for
rhe Missionary cause he advocates and
designated as the Gideons
To bT.THoMAs.—Athol McQuarrie, of
Brussels, has been appointed advertising
solicitot of the 'St. Thomas Times, suc-
ceeding A. D McKenzie, who has left
Istakes over the management of the Ob-
seivar, Sarna Mr. McQ.tarrie is a son
of Mrs. D MtQuarrie, to en, and served
his apprenticeship oo THE POET. He
has had a wide and varied experience in
newsnener work and should do well,
We wish him success in his new post.
DIED AT ORANGEVILLE — Following
"5111 refer. to a cousin of ilugh•l.amont,
Queen street, Brussels :— D. C Lamont,
formerly Deputy Sheriff of Dufferin
County, died at Orangeville on Oct. 5th,
aged 80 years. He 15 survived by one
son, Justice Lamont, of Regina, Su
preme Court of Saskatchewau, and 4
daughters :— Mrs. J. 13. Adamson,
Orangeville ; Miss Jean Lamont. evan-
gelist with Billy Sunday and Misses
Mary and Pbemia Lamont, Orangeville
A. staunch Presbyterian and equ Ily
staunch Liberal, he was highly respect-
ed.
CHOPPER BLEW Us —Monday evening,
about:5 o'clock, the large grain chopper
in J Logan's mill fiew to pieces, parts of
it going with almost lightning velocity
clean through the upper flooring and ou
of the roof, other sections making their
way through a door and the floor, Mr.
Logan saw that the grain had clogged
owing to refuse in it and went to ebut off
the water power, but was a second too
late, He was struck on the foot which
is very sore. Councillor Fraser was
near the chopper tying bags but fortun-
ately was not injured. The accident re-
called the sad occurrence of soma years
ago when James Elliott lost bis life
through.a similar break, A new mach-
ine has been ordered by Mr. Logan.
DR, W. J, R. HOLMES DIES A'r GoDE-
RICH,—Dr. W. J R. Holmes, for 34
years Treasurer of the Couuty of Huron,
died at his home sfter an illness of two
months. He was one of the best known
men in the County. His father, the
late John Holmes, was at one time a
member of the Legislature of Upper
Canada for the Huron tract, comprising
the Counties of Huron, Perth and Bruce
and the village of Holmesville, where
the doctor was born,was named aftere
t neb
the family, He attendedheode
G
Grammar School under the late John
Haldane, the first principal of`the school
and afterwards graduated from Upper
Canada College and the Toronto Medi
cal College. Shortly after completing
bis studies be acneptea a commission in
the Northern army, with which .he serv-
ed until the end of the American Civil
war, when he returned to Cansda and
bega l the practice of mediciue at 1131ue-
vale and afterwattls et Brussels w''ete
he spent a number of years. In 1867 he
was marriecl to Janet Burns, of Cell -Rye,
who predeceased trim some 3 years ago.
3 soussurvive--Dudley, btlrriater, Wing -
ham ; Hilton, Vett William ;• and Fred,
Barlow, Toronto, The late Dr' HoImes
was a Conservative and. On two occasions
contested the Huron ridings iu the in
tarests of his party, He also had held
the office of reeve of his municipality.
He was appointed County Treasurer ie
1883 and removed to Oedermh at that
time. He was also County Coroner and
Secretary -Treasurer of the Goderitb
Collegiate Institute board at the time of
his death and was very much interested.
in Red Cross and other work in we'rec.
Son with the war. He was it his 76th
year and Was a member of St. George's
Angliceu church. Ilse funeral took
place Tuesday, Dr. Holmes it well re-
membered in Brussels, where he was
the owner of several stores at the time
of his demise.
W J. McCracken
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Mrs• D. M. Ferguson, ^S ratford, was
a visitor in town this, week, -
Miss Victoria Patterson. Wingbam,
was a visitor at Melville manse.
Miss Maggie McNabb is nrfw on the
staff at D C. Russ' store as saleslady.
Mrs. Joe. McMartin, Toronto, was
here last week, visiting at W. and Mrs,
Wilton's
Miss Lovise Sinclair is visiting rela-
tives and friends at Stratford, Windsor
trod other points.
Wm, and Mrs. (:arveth, Peterboro,
were visitors with W. 3, and the Miss9s-
McCracken, Brussels.
S. anti Mrs. Carter and Miss Myrtle
`Rttended the funeral of Geo. Levis, at
Cliotonlast Senday.
Mrs. Harry Kilby and daughter, Lon-
don, were visitors with the former's
%parents, J. and Mrs. Qoerrin.
Duncan Taylor is still confined tolris
bed at the home of S. C. and Mrs, Wil-
son, We hope fur early improvethent,
Mrs Wm Cook, Queen street, under-
went an operation Tuesday and we
hope she will soon be restored to good
health.
Miss Winnie Long bete accepted a
position in the drug store of Jas. Fox,
succeeding Miss Jessie Cunningham
who goes to Toronto.
Last week Fred. Stephenson and
emoved Morris township mother from m Mo s wnshi o p to
Brussels and are residents sow of Eliza -
bet h
liza-beth street, We welcome them
D. C. and Mrs. Ross attended the
funerel of Mrs. Chas. Dodds Thursday
of last week. She e is an aunt and died
in the West on Oct. 5th. Burial took
place to Serorth cemetery.
Dr Ed Bryans was home for a brief
visit He has been sent to Brampton,
to take charge of the examining Board
under the Conscription'law, The Dr is
the only son of Mrs. Alex. Bryans,
Queen street.
Mrs . Wm MtQoerrie and son, Jack,
Saskatoon who have been visiting Mrs.
W. F. Stretton, have left after a very.
enjoyable visit. 'Phey spent much time
at the old home of the former's husband,
Mrs -Elizabeth MrQnarrie's.
Andrew Currie and son, Douglas, ar-
rived home from a tr'p to the West last
week. They met many old friends and
had a good time, Miss Grace Currie, a
cousin, came back with them and will
spend the Winter, probably, with rela-
tives here.
Mrs Duncan l:iviogston was :away for
a couple ot weeks renewing bld friend-
ships in the township of Vaughan, York
00, -This Was her native neighborhood
from whence she came to Grey town-
ship 55 years ago A number of rela-
tives are still there,
IN, anti Mrs Yolleck and family re-
moved to Toronto after spending 12 ,
years in Brussels. Before going the
former was presented with a gold watch
and Mrs Yolleck with a fine tray accom-
panied by an address, by it number of
well wishers, We hope they will meet
with success in the Queen city. They
were good citizens In Brussels,
REVD 1673
STANDARD, BANK
OF CANADA•
HEAD OFFICE • . TORONTO
TRUST , FUNDS
Our Savings Department gives you
a guarantee of absolute security and.
interest at current rate. 239
B•RUSSE,LS BRANCH,
G.'N.i D !7 ti Manager.
urer ; and Rev. Mr, Ctysdste-,, Sunday
School Secretary for Wiugbam District,
Next Sunday Rev, E. F. Armsttong,
13. D , Wingharn, will preach Mission-
ary sermons in the Methodist church.
Brussels, at Jr a In. and7 p. m, He is
a fine preacher. Rev. Mr. Stafford will
be at Wingham'for Sunday.
At the W. M. S. 'Thank -offering ser-
vice Tuesday evening of last week Mrs.
(Rev ) Menu. the President, presided
with grace and ability. Mrs. _B.
5, Scott read au interesting paper,, on
"Thank -offering." Miss Isabel Strach
.an sang a choice solo and Rev, Mr, Me-
CaIlum, Luckuow, delivered a most ape
propriate address with the following
text as the foundation :-1 will not offer
unto the Lord that which cost me noth-
ing, Proceeds of thank-oileriug were
Sloe. _A number of members from the
sister Missionary organizations pt Brea-
sels were present.
Sabbath last was observed in St.
John's church as the Harvest Thanks-
giving and'Pbank-offering: The clturch
was appropriately decorated for the oc-
casion with the fruits and grain of the
field and garden. Rev, Mi. Smith's
sermon was most appropriate to the oc-
casion, the morning theme being "Great
results from small beginnings," Even•
ing subject was founded on the action of
the woman who broke the box of apiken
and on Jesus- The offering totalled
about $35 00. Choir sang the anthem,
"O i clap your bands together, all ye
people" le" io the morning, solos being
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taken by Miss Lizzie Cardiff and Miss
Marie Grump Eveninganthem was
•Iwill inaguify Thee, 0 Lord" S-
John's congregation is not Very large
Church Chimes
Rev J. L McCulloch, Crenbrook, will.
preach in Melville church Sunday even-
ing As pastor will be at Ethel addressing
the W. M .5.
Rev. Mr. Stafford's subjects in -Metho-
dist church last Sunday morning
and evening. were "The happy lot of
Jehovah's people"— a Thanksgiving
theme and "The greatness of Salvation
an argument for the peril of its neglect "
Tuesday of next week the annual
Sabbath 'School and Epworth League
Convention will be betd,in the Metho-
dist church, Brussels Three seesions
will be held opening at 9 a m„ z pp m,
aurl 7.3o p m. Good program. Dele-
gates will go to homes for dinner and
lunch will be served in the Sunday
School room at 6. Miss Laura Leath-
erdale is Secretary of -the Billeting Com-
mittee, Duncan McTavish, White-
church is District League President ;
John Kerr, Wingbam, Secretary-Treas-
Sam Weinst.ein
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ALL MUST BE SOLD.
but they are full of pluck and generally
.accomplish whatthey nederlake. We
wish them and their rector snn00SS.
Suuday morning last Rev, 'Mr. Hind,
Hespeler. occupied the pulpit in Mel-
ville church and preached a helpful ser-
mon on the subject of "Relationship"
Rev Mr, Mann's sermon wasmost ap
pro4e words, '' We all do fadIte to the season e as a.laseeaf on
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DOUGLAe,=In Brussels, on Ootober 8rd, 1817,
to Mr. and Mrs, Robert Dotiglee,a son—
,lames Allan. -
MARRIED
MCKAY—NITERS —At Duff's manse, Walton, on
October 10th,1917, by Rev. IS A. Lundy, B.
A. Mr. Alex. 11o$ay to Mies Ohrletlna
Eresa, both of Dfoncrielg.
• DIED
BLASR1r,L—In Ypsilanti, hitch., on. October 8th
1913, Mrs, W,0. Blashili, formerly of Bros•
eels, aged 86 yearsand'7 mm,the.
BOYD—In MoStllop township, on October
180h, 1917, Wm. Boyd, 'nged00. years and 5
days.
Hunwna� In Morris townsblp, on October
12th, 1917, George Brewer, aged 89 years
and.8 mouths.
BUDD.—In Brussels, on October 11111,3017, John
G Budd, iu.his 79tit year.
Dsnnreos.—At'Walton, ou October lath, 1017,
Ingram Bolton, youngest son of J. E. and
Mabel 0;"Dentlfson, aged 1 year, 4 months
and 4 day_n.
Donne.—At Vanguard, Soak., on October 6th,
1917,Ellen Torrance, widow of the late
Ohae. Dodds, MoSbillop township, aged 89
years.
DUNLop—In Grey township, on Ootobor 16E11
1 r beloved wife of
eda agger tot
17,5. hP u
Geo Dunlop, lead 70 rg, and 8 mouths
GonsALr 11j1. t Ae&sstna pros.. Ont , on Ootoelti t or
L't h,-tQ17, Iti ilkslminn'Pras�inlr, relict of
the bttn John Gurialita, aged e8' years, 6
mon the and 28 deys.
HOLM 10—In Gpderiolt, on Sunday, October
14th, 1017, Dr. W J. R. Holmes, formerly of
B, assets, in Ida 70th year.
DIOLAiteN.- In Brussels, on October 17111, 1917,
George N. D1 cLaren, Merchant, la his 98th
Tear.
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For Sale or Exchange for Farm
Store property and stook of General Mar-
ohandiso in the Village of Bluevale For fur-
ther particulars apply toELA. MCOAT4.,
10.2 Bipevale, Out,
FRIDAY, OOT. 19Th.—Earn) stook,imple• Farm for Sale
menta, &e , at Lot 8, Con. 8 Grey. Sale nnre•
served no 1 p'.m. Mrs, Isabelle Strachab, Pro-
prletrese , F. Y. Scott. Auctioneer.
SATnsDAY, OOT. 20—Dwelling house and
household effects, belonging to. the late Miss
Jane Kelly, Turnterry street, Brussels. Salle-
e& at D F. S. Scott, Exeontor.
TURuaaoav,OnT. 251100.—Otesrin Sato at farm
stook, implements, &o.. nt N14 lLot 11Oen. 5,
Morris. -Sale at t p. m, James Nicholson,
Prop • ; .Nth Pnrvia, A
SATURDAY, OMT, 27.-100 acre farm in Morris
township, at American Rotel, Brussels. Sale
at 2 o'olOek, R. Vartatone, Wingham, Vendor's
Solicitor ; F. 9. Seott,Auctioneer.
In order to wind up the estate of the Into
James Shaw the. splendid 190 Here farm ndjoln-
ing the Village of Brussels is offered fo sale.
On the property la A good bank barn and first-
'
rises,t use, Farm 1s ell seeded down with the
of cultl'ollo 20 notesend n g( excellent of ales
of cultivation Poasos-fon given Int of Dlnmh.
Rot further pnracnlatis apply to
F. S. SCOTT Brus-els.
BRUSSELS MARKET
Wheat 82 00
Peas so
2
Barley - 105
Batter - - 10
Eggs
Hoge
Hay
ottatoes per bag.... 1 00
17 00
Farm for Sale by Tender
The 100 -here farm belonging to the estate of
' the lete:,lobn Mason. being si Lot 20, Can,. 2,
$2 05 Morrilr,townahlp, 15 arrayed Pimento -by tender.
65 i Comfortable brfolr house, bank barn, orrharrl. '
2 25 ' wells, &o. Close t0 school attd 31[ miles from
110 ! .Brussels. Poe9ession {oven neat March.
40 1. Tenders received up.to October 27th The
41 ' highest nr any tender net .necessarily accept -
17 00 ed. POT farther partiou are 05 to price. terms,
8 00 &0. apply to WM. MASON, 9enforth,
1 25 1 , .. ', erJORiT W. SIASON, liolgrave,. -
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N. McLaren
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Deceased
Owing to the death
of,, Mr. McLaren on
'Wednesday
morning
the Store is Closed
Until further notice.
Funeral takes place •Friday morn -
g7. 3
Morn-
ing by1 train -'to.,NIidland ,for
burial: Service at his late home,,
Alexander street,, Brussels, Thurs- •
day evening at 7.30. o'clock,
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