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VOL. 46 NO. 19
1,50 Per Annum in Advance
BRUSSELS. ONTARIO. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1917
New Advertisements
C areab's Vi. tory Ronda
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NVt40e•--.111•e A. 8tllelnir.
1,eoture-'George, 8perdh,.
Cough Nye up -F.11 Smith.
A, Challenge-W.1f, W114114.
Oar of cement -John McNabb.
Oalf:atrayed w, H,. Anderson,
Ohri1tmas moans -44, 8 Free,
Auotian Sale -W, 9.. i�ivf a'gston,
What will 0a,lndn'e SUMO*, be 7
Don1,,'t delay -Military Service.0ounoll,
Exerhption Tribunals -Military Ser, Council,
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Bluevale
NEWSY NOTES. -Miss Minnie Paul is
visiting relatives in Toronto. -Mrs. H.
A. McCall is visiting with friends in
Hamilton. -Mrs, A. Holines has re.
turned after spending the past few
weeks with her daughter at Toronto.
=Mise Dorene Heaney, 'Wingham,
visited friends hem Saturday. -Geo.
Mowbray spent 1318 week -end with
t elativ('s at WltlI,echu •ch, - Arthur
Sba`v was celled to the bedside of a
sestet relative in 'Toronto this week, -
Wm. Thoenton has sold his flue 'farm
to a Mr. Jackson froth Teeswater.-
Bert, McCall was at 8t. Marys this
week looking at a farm which he Is
thinking of taking in exchange for his
store and property here. -Mrs. Robert
Aitchison is on the sick list. We hope
she will soon be o. k. again,-Oharlee
Coulees, Clinton, spent the week -end
with relatives here. -The Women's In-
stitute prepared and shipped, on Wed-
nesday, a Christmas Box to each sol-
dier from around here who is overseas.
The boys will certainly appreciate
their kindness, -Gunner Robt. Mas-
ters is now in England on ,leave, He
has been at the front since July 1st,
1910, and so far has come off safe. -
The butter factory has closed after
doing a gond season's business. -Far-
mers are busy taking up their turnips
EXEPTOW TRIBURALS
MILITARY SERVICE ACT 1917
For to Illation of Class One Men
The location of The Exemption Tribunals in
this district is as follows:—
Tribunal Ont. No. 129—Brussels
Ont. No. 128— Wingham
These Tribunals will commence to deal with claims for
exempticn on November 8th.
All claims for exemption must be made not later than
November 10th.
Those who make or have made their claim for exemp-
tion in writing through the Post Office will receive
notice by registered letter of date on which their claim
will be dealt with.
Those who neglect to make use of the Post Office must
present themselves in person at a Tribunal on November
8th, 9th or 10th, and they will then be informed as to
when their claims will be dealt with.
Reports for service must be made on or before November
10th through the Post Office.
Severe penalties are provided by law for failure to report
:Or service or claim exemption as above.
Issued by
The Military Service Council
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this.
week, L
hay
are u fine aro ,-Jlte,
Lockhart 16 away on a 2 months'
tripJln Real it. -Clay ton Duff has been
quite prune lately but we hope he will
suon•be feeling better,
Jamestown
Several ftom this locality are attend-
nig the Aesizea this week at Goderich.
The annual meeting of' the share-
holders of Victoria Hall will be held
Friday evening of this week at 8
o'clock.
Belmore
Sato. Richardson was up from Tor-
onto last week.
D. Galloway spent Sunday at the
home of F. Ballagh.
Miss Annie MoGrogan, Toronto, is
visiting at her home here.
A little girl has come to stay at the
home of Geo. and Mrs. Lane.
The threshing machine has been
busy in this locality this week.
E. and Mrs., Jackson, Teeewater,
'Spent Sunday with friends here.
Jno. and Mrs. Mulvey and J. and
Mrs. Hall visited Walkerton friends.
R, and Mrs. Grainger and family,
Molesworth, visited at W. Irwin'e on
Sunday.
T. and Mrs. Meahen received word
that their eon, Pte. Tony had been
wounded. His many friends hope it
ie nothing serious.
The barn of Mr. Albtigbt, 171,11 Con.
Howick, was burned to the ground on
Saturday while they were threshing,
caused by friction in the Machine. It
is a severe loss at this time of year.
Wroxeter
Clipped from Christian Guardian
We are glad to note that the Military
Medal has been awarded to Sergt. 'A.
L. Russell, of the Sid Canadian - Labor
Battalion, B. E. Ie., for heroic conduct
under heavy shell fire. The Sergeant
is a son of Rev, A. L. Russell, B. .A.,
B. D., a former pastor of Methodist
church here. Seigt. Russel visited at
the parsonage, when his father was on
this circuit.
NEWSY NOTES. -Mrs, Biehn and the
Misses Ellintt, Chesley, attended the
marriage of their cousin, Miss E.
Smith, on Wednesday last. -George
Gibson, son of a former townsman,
Thos. Gibson, and nephew of J. R.
Gibson, Ilea received a military medal
for bravery in the field -Harvey and
Mrs. Little, Toronto, spent several
days recently with the latter'spatents,
Robt, and Mrs. 131aek.-Nelsen Willis
and Chas. Findlay, who have been
farming in Saskatchewan for the last
8 months, returned home on Saturday.
-This week the Wroxeter Red Cross
Society and Young Ladies' Recl uiting
League packed 80 overseas Christmas
boxes fen -53 of our local soldiers Race
the remainder for men of the Wrox-
eter detachment. of the 101st. Each
box, which was valued at $300, con-
tained socks. towels, slippers, cake,
gum and candy. -Alex. McKercher
and Robt, McLaughlin returned frim
the Nest this week after an absence
of several mouths. -An event of fitter -
est took place at the home of Mrs.
Henry Smith on Wednesday at noon,
when her only daughter, Miss Etta,
was united in marl iage to Norman
Kalbfleiech, Hamilton, formerly of
Wroxeter. Rev, O. Malcolm nf(ieiat-
ed and only the immediate relatives
were present. After a short visit (vie h
relatives at Alitverton the young cnu-
ple left Monday for their future house
at liamilion. Mrs. 1{albfleisch has for
several Yeats been a most successful
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HARDWARE, Etc.
N order to Reduce my stock of Hardware, etc., I will sell at Greatly Reduced
Prices for TEN DAYS ONLY, commencing Saturday N.,vtmber 3rd, 1917.
Following are only a few of the many items which. I am offering at less than
present Wholesale Prices :—
Nails Regular pries' 8e 111' 1b.
Staples " 80 "
Coll Spring Wire .....,.... 11 641 1'
Brace Wire .......... „ 8e " " tic
Black Wire ........... " 8c " " 13, "
Paint . 1 85e per qt. " . 70e per qt.
Raw Linseed Oil .... ....... ....," $200 per gal. " $1 50 per gal.
Cream Separator Oil 25c per pt. " 15e.. per pt.
Turpentine .. 25044150 '•
A.040 and Oita Engine Oil •' 80.' per gal " 60e pet reel
Axl' Handles .... •1 30• 0. eh • 20 •en
Plo,vsltrtres 161111 3,110 Plates'• Cor. •' • " 35' "
:Fleury No, 21 Plows...... " 310,00 " " 313.50 ••
Fleury Wheelbarrows ........,11 500 11 " 4.50 "
Shelf Hardware such as Cutlery, Saws, Axes, Files, etc., reduced 20 per cent.
Gean}teware, Stamped and Enamelled Ware, Tinware, Stove Pipe Elbows,
Automobile Accessories; etc., reduced 20 per cent. .
Wndehnese and Dr. Hess' Atnek Foods, et.c., reduced 20 per cent:
Window Glass, ail ki ((1s, reduced 20 pot cent.,
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--BY--
GEORGE S �RJ
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Chaplain to. •snore
In Town Hall, Brussels
Thursday ev'g, Nov. 8th
Chair taken at 8 O'olook
Subject; "Seventeen Years among
our Sailors and Soldiers"
Nearly 100 Beautiful Views.
saleslady in the dry goods store of A.
Munro & Go, and has hosts of friends
who wish her and her busbaud many
happy prosperous years, -Wroxeter
names are again appearing in casualty
lista :-Pte. Tony Meahan, who was
wounded last Summer and had just
returned to the trenches, is now re-
ported as being seriously wounded in
the foot ; Pte. E. Hann is suffering
from gun shot wound in the thigh.-
Wroxeter Branch of the Red Cross
shipped to Toronto 41 pyjama suits,
12 grey flannel shirts, 31 towels, 24
pillow cases, -Mrs. Alex. McLennan,
Toronto, is the guest of hers. M. Me-
Lennan.-Mrs. John Patterson, Har-
riston, was a recent visitor with her
daughter, Mrs. Wm. McLean. -Reeve.
Reis is in Galt this week. -T, Hemp-
hill spent the week -end in Torouto.-
Mre, A. M. -Benedict, of Peabody,
Kansas, U. S. A., is visiting with her
sister, Mrs. W. C. Hazlewood.
Oranbrook
Cranbronk news on page 5 also,
Communion was observed last Sun-
day afternoon in the Methodist church
here. -
David Perrie is home from a trip of
a few mouths to the West. He was
as far as Edmonton.
Grey
Additional Grey township news on
page 5.
Mrs, Oliver Turnbull, 15th Con., is
almnet fully recovered from a very
severe cold and a bad attack of her
old enemy, -rheumatism.
Mies Lizzie Hoover, who has- been
filling a millinery position in the
Queen city, arrived home Saturday
night fora vacation.
The 100 acre farm of Stanley Hem-
ingway, Lot 5. Con. 10, has been sold
to a Mr. Wilson, of Bellmore locality
for the sum of 37,000. We under-
stand Me. Hemingway purposes going
to the West.
Itis stated Mrs. Richard Bielby,
formerly Mies Bella Botz, of the 11th
Con., has a line crop this year on her
farm near Kelfield, Sask., threshing
6000 bushels of wheat besides oats and
other' grain.
Mrs. Duncan McNair, one of our
most highly respected residents had
the misfortune while attending to
her usual duties, at the home of her
son, John McNair, to fall over the
tongue of the wagon and dislocated'
her shoulder. It was a very painful
npelation getting it set for a woman
of her years, being in her 80th year.
It is very seldom Mrs. MeNair is laid
aside as very few ladiee of her yeate
are as active as she is. We trust she
will soon be restored to her usual
activity.
Thursday afternoon of next week a
clearing Auction Sale will be held at
W. 0. Livingston's farm, East of
Brussels. The farm has been sold. It
is about 36 years since the
Livingston family moved to this
property, Mr. Livingston dying
shortly after. The people of the coin.
triunity will be sorry to see Mrs.
Livingston and W. 0. reprove. They
purpose going to Fort Willie to
live
with Mrs. Bert. Garr a d ht r
The (atter and Mrs. J. J. Vincen6 her
sister, of Bothwell, Ont., are here.
Mrs. Livingston has been ill with
rheumatism we are sorry to state.
List of Sale may be read in this issue.
Morris
Capt. (Dr.) John McCracken is home
from overseas arriving during past
week.
Mies Melda McElroy, daughter of
John McElroy. Morris, was successful
in winning the Silver Medal in the W.
0. T. U. Contest in Elocution held in
Blyth on the evening of November
let.
CARD os' THANES. -I wish- to hear-
tily thank my good neighbors. and
friends who did their best in render-
ing us help on the occasion of the
burning of my bank barn, It was
very highly appreciated but I hope I
will never have occasion to return
help for the 5161)11' reason. "A friend
m ared IS afrientl indeed."
Yours truly,
TEE ROIL es.
A FINE WOMAN Dire. -There pass-
ed away at bee home, on the 1st line
Morrie, Mary A. Turvev, relict of the
late Leuohlin Fraser, on October 16th
in lien 72nd year, after an illness of
overt'. year. Her husband predeceas-
ed her anon 11 rears. There were
h eel In Ih,-nt 7 dnughpers .anti a 5(411.
I`hP yoursrasl rhenghtel, Mrs. R. Z,4 -
1...r41.1 11111,
•'t(. -r41.111111, lktseed away 0 111411111/1 ago.
There were present. at the funeral her
'laughter", Mrs, J. A. Geddes, Bel -
grave, Mrs. J, H. Robertson, White-
water, Man.; Mrs, R. Shaw, Bluevale;
Mrs, J. Mustard and Mrs, 11, Nichol-
son, Mortis township, glen Miss Mat,
tha at banes. Deceased will be missed
in bar hone a5 (1. loving mother and in
he cnnrnuolll7 as a kind neighbor.
Funeral took place m1 October 181.11,
to Wingham cemetery, service being
conducted by her pastnt', Rev, Mr.
Thomann, assisted by Rev, Mr. Tate,
both of Bluevale.
JURY PItlAOREED,--
At the Boron
Assizes the Jut y disagreed in the Jae,
McCracken case, fl were for seutello•
ing, 2 for rnanelanghter and .one for
acquittal. The case will stand over
until the Bpi ing Aeeizes, 13x11 will be
asked for,
Monday, Wm, Tnuell, Oth line, re-
ceived a telegram that hie son, leoy
had been wounded in France. We
hope particulars will 80011 arrive and
that he Inay not be set lonely wound-
ed. Roy is a fine muscular young
fellow who \vette overseas with the
161st Huron Battalion. He has 2
brothers ove.8ea8 as well.
Walton
The ladies of St. George's church,
Walton, will hold their annual 13eteaar
on or about Nov. 201.1). Fuller par-
ticulars later.
We are sorry to state tbatPte.'<Vill.
-Sholdice is reported among the wound-
ed in a recent tattle in France but
malty friends hope it may not prove
very serious.
A. number of Waltonians attended
the annual meeting of Brussels Horti-
cultural Society Tuesday evening.
Mise Maude Ferguson was elected lid
Vice -President and Mrs. Jno. McDon-
ald and Mrs. (Rev.) Lundy on the dir-
ectorate.
The tine 150 acre farm of Dickson
Bros. South. of Walton, has been
bought by Fred. Oster, Brussels, who
will get possession next Spring. Price
paid was $10,000. The farm is in tip-
top shape, with 'excellent house,
barn, &o., and will make an ideal
home for Mr, and Mrs. Oster and
family, Dickson Bros. have lived on
it for many years, They still own 60
acres across the gravel road, without
buildings. We have not learned
where they may locate.
Ethel
Rua found between Ethel and Henfryn'
Owner may have it by prnv,ng property and
paying for this notice. EDWARD FLL'TOnsa.
R. Hamilton has the mail contract,
6th and 8th cons. Grey. He succeeds
0. Cleaver.
The date of the Bazaar, under aus-
pices of Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church will be Dec. 7th.
Date of Methodist church opening
has been fixed permanently for Nov.
25th and dedication one week later.
W. Eckmier and Geo. Polhud have
arrived home ftotu Mowat. Geo. has
been there all Summer and Wilfrid
since harvest.'
We hear Pte. C. Dunbar has been
promoted in rank of Lance Corporal
and again to Corporal, We wish hitt
success and a safe return.
Under the auspices of the Women's
Institute 22 boxes of good things to
eat and socks were mailed last week to
our boys overseas. Also $15.00 to the
Canadian Field Comforts Commission.
The postage on these amounted to
over $12.00.
Regular meeting of the Women's
Institute will be held at the home of
Mrs. Thos. Vodden, Thursday, 15th
inst., at 230 o'clock. Subject, 'Econ-
omy in dress and fond," to be led by
Mrs. T. Vodden, Mrs. J. McDonald and
Mrs. Geo. Kreuter. Holl call : My
favorite recipe. Music. A good at-
tendance requested.
Hallow'en went past as usual. A.
few tricks played by the small boys,
people in general take as a joke, but
when some of the larger boys follow
the joke up for a few nights after and
give people the trouble of looking for
their gates, and some of them not
fouid yet, the fun begins to be a little
stale. Don't do it again.
Red Cross annual Meeting
Thursday evening of last week the
annual meeting of Brussels Branch of
the Red Cross Society was held in 111e
audience room of the Public Library,
the President in the chair. One
noticeable feature was the small at-
tendance. Reeve Plum B. S Scott
Rev. Mr. Stafford Jas Fox R,
Leatherdale and W. H Kerr UDllsti.
tuting the male representarives, which
did not say much for the enthusiasm
of scores of others in the town and
gives you a sort of an orphan -feeling
with so big a subject to deal with.
Minutes of last meetingand amulet
meeting were read by Scretary B. S.
Scott, and adopted.
Financial reports were presented
for the Circle by Mrs. J. H. Galbraith
and for fund for our boys overseas by
Mrs, P. Scott. Fortner showed a
credit balance of $204 00 and the latter
$91 00. A balance of $171 66 was t•e•
ported in the General Fund of the
Red Groes, Brussels and $638 76 in
subscriptions to British Red ()roes.
Mrs. H Thomson reported for
shipments of goods dating past year
as follows :-1325 pairs of socks, 150 0f
which were given to aur awn boys, 1:32
suits pyji'mas, 60 hospital shirts, 7136
travels, 253 vermin etas and 8 erarfs
These reports were adopted anal the
officers thanked for their zeal,
Secretary was authorized to for-
ward a letter of sympathy to Mrs. G.
N. McLaren, over the deeply regretted
demise of her hushand, who was Vice -
President of the Bl'e'nch and 1111 en-
thusiastic wen 54'r.
Otflcet's were remteetrrl for the en-
suing term as .7.01.,17) t-Il,u101,11
Presidents, R',.v•'. Piton olid the Iasi•
dent clergymen President, tt. 1'L
Kerr ; Vire-President, leas. Fox to
take the office of the late Jit, Me -
Laren 1 Secretary - Tr +'goatee', B. S.
Scott. Committee tnnekls of A.
Strachan, R. Les4t+e,111p, 13'. 11 (lit -
ray, D. O, ROSS, 1. 't'. Wood Irn1 F. R,
Smith,
The ladiee who had been 0ff ne.beat•-
ere in the Circle urged to be relieved
and a close vote gave them their way,
although all agreed to work sse willing-
ly as ever.
New representatives for the Circle
for next 6 months, commencing 011
December 1st, 19170 are t -Mies Gor-
Challenge
Ab the '(inion Political Meeting
held fit C'Vinghaur on Tuesday,
Oct, 80th, LOr. Jas. Bowman, NL
P. for this Constituency, made
the statement in tffeet that (as
far as he knew) there had
never been nor yet was
now to his knowledge any
"graft" or "we ioption" it cnn-
0eeti1111 with i11)'JI "r' his party,
I hereby CHALLENGE that
statement and n ill be pleased to
meet Mr. Bowman in l3russel8
Town Hall to discuss same any
evening of week Nov. 12 to 17.
1 stn a supporter of Sir Robert
Borden's Union Plalfnlm which
IR !MUM' Oouservalive nor yet
Reform,
Mr. Hislop isalso III vited if meet-
ing is att'auged. -
W. H, WILLIS.
Wingham, Nov. 5111, 1917,
W. H. KERR, Proprietor
Ij It lieut.
. ip�lill'i' Killed
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Distreseing ; e. a r." t< [ t i t,•d Sia-
urday worming when a message w4te
received front M. H. Moria of Listow-
el, stating that Lieut. %V'il}itun Am-
brose Moore lead been killed in aetiou
during the 'sees.' fighting.
Lieut.. Moore h d 1 .qu overseas w,e
year last 13epI91}t 1 rani 11141 Int; 0
m1t11110 of !hal, I'd re }r •,''4 employed.
aBir4444.1u Cal' h•. ,'n� . e 1;r,^. laltlniug
/4l''P41' lest".t�. i '1 „'t,l.'"ret'•.)
tills Ihr I C,,,;t tont, NUl1
wh4ch Doh h,. v'1eu Its
invite the saint- c 110 join-
ed the 110th Per. it Ce ,t elino and wets
one of the most bight), eavttoed ODIC*
01 u 111 the unit, Of ! l n ; dispoel-
11on, his whle eh ele of li.'nds was
ever increasing: nel ure . of his
gallant, death w;., t,..1' rt., t, ai•ti».'t
141uu( e(
'Pete;k tbetevLieryeu' • i401.1:1-
uo±'i11t1 111 tonne a n:,n p1 J-
tnnt,, and Lin. sr: ,n .., . !..,,,own as
hi, boys. Lien; 11 town at
Trowbridge, ab,u J tru, and
before urit4
1 a Listowel
41141 L,11.. Net t p 141x,Hea-
r y and Mrs. 0.. , IP, 1 •-ide in
Trowbridge, an• let . ) aympa-
Lby of IhP c .tau ani , t .tended LO
his bereaved wife and his family.
Capt, (1)r.) Jaw.: f stn's, W1441 was serv-
ing with the A. ed. C. in Prance and
who has recently returned from the
front, is it brother.
don, Mre. Parker, Airs. Jessie Kerr,
Miss K. Ewan, Mrs. W. W. Hattie,
Miss Lizzie Cardiff, bliss Sarah Mc-
Kinnon and bliss Alice Wiltou. Sec-
retary, Miss Myrtle Wilson ; Treas-
urer, Mrs, Alfred Baeker ; Press Re-
porter, Mrs, F. H. envoy. Cutters -
Mrs. Muldoon, lilts. Dames, Mrs. Jno,
Duncan and Mrs. Gordon McDonald.
During the Contest Mesdames J. H.
Galbraith, 1+'. Burchill, J. Ballen-
tyne, Jno, Ballantyne, J. T. Wood, H.
L. Jaekeon and Miss 31•r'garet Ament
will also lend their friendly aid. Com-
forts caps are in charge of Mrs.
Galbraith ; Yarn buyers, Mrs. H.
James, Secretary and Treasner ;
Flanelette buyers, the ladies who cut
out the material ; Sock censors, Mrs.
Sperling, Mrs, Simmons, Mrs. Jno.
Ballantyne, Mrs. Alf. Seeker and Miss
Gordon. Packet's and shippers -Sock
censors, Secretary and Press Reporter.
Mass. W. IL Kerr was elected chair
woman of the Circle.
The splendid work the Circle has
cat vied on since its organization was
warmly commended and the officiary
thanked 'for willing service so cheer-
fully rendered,
Mts. H. L. Jackson, Mrs, 3. T.
Wood and Mrs, W. W. Harris per-
formed the onerous duties of cutters
since the commencement of the sew-
ing.
The Sewing and Knitting Contest
during November was heartily sup-
ported and the hope expressed that
the terrible war would soon be over,
with the accompanying wish that
there would be no slackening of work
until such time as supplies were no
longer needed by the brave boys over-
8ea6.
The meeting concluded by singing
"God save our splendid men."
Jas, Bowman the Choice for
Union Standard Bearer in
North Huron
Jas. Bowman, wbo since 1911 has
represented East Huron in the Cour-
mons was narnitated as a supporter of
the Federal Uninu Government in the
new riding of Northern Huron at a
Convention in the Town Hall, Wing -
ham, Tuesday of last week, on motion
of Matthew Lockhart and S. Welsh,
At the meeting held on October 1S to
s
select a Candidate, tL'. B( tvmun asked
that the meeting adjourn and that
President Peter Scott and Secretary
11. .1 A, S1cEwau, be a Committee t:n
meet the President of the Liberal A8-
80ctatlon at Goderich with the pro-
posal that the Conservative and Lib-
eralL.
stat dssoaiatinns meet and endeavor
to agree on a candidate who would
support the Unionist- Government in
its win -the -war policy, this candidate
to be placed in nomination 5.t a joint
Convention to be called. The Liberal
Executive proposed that 3. Hislop,
their Nolllitree, now in the field be: the
candidate. This was not considered
satisfactory hence Mr. Bowman's
nomination. Addl'esses were given
by 1V, H. Wi11i,,, 1110 r•.Lndidate, A,
H. Musgrove, M. P. P., Dr, Aladdin,
Wm. Campbell, Gen. Spott0n, H, B.
Elliott and A. W. Robinson. Peter
W. Snort, the President of the Asso-
ciation, occupied the chair,
t•urnberry Council
Regular meeting of Council was
held in Blnev&Lle, Monday, Ott. 2211d,
A11 members ,• ,
nbu.5 prestutl:. Minutes' (f last
meeting read and approved on motion
of Adair-Jloffal t, A pr'titinn fora
Municipal drain on Con, 0„ was laid
before the Council by R. R. Meer loll.
eel. If wets accepted and a ropy sent
to the Engineer, The engineer was
elan notified t0 attend to the Govern-
ment Drain on Con. B. Following ac-
e 'tents
(:•e'tents were paid :-Rnbt. Hogg,
plain(, repairs to bridge and road,
315 50 ;IWnt. 1+'ields, lambs, $30 ; W.
Robinson, renal)' to grader, $3 25 ; G.
Wright, c»I0eet, $0 00 ; F, Sl.Ampet•,
culvert and denies, $20 60 3 R. Huppie,
rulveet, $5 00 ; Wm. A).rdle, gravel
and wnt'It 41.1 sink hole, 3170.17 ; far
wore' at sink hole -D. Breen $5 501
A.. Lincoln, $8 (10 ; 3 Metnalf, $11.25 ;
H„ Stokes. $4 0U; () Stales, $5 00 ; J.
3. Seotl, inspecting, $14,00, for gravel,
Gen. Simmons. $8 (10 ; W. W. Arlin-
strong,
rinstrong, $2.0(1 ; 131.eckenr}dge, $5 00 ;
J, i,ovell, $000 ; G. W. M0Dauald,
31 0 seer l in ars rs P.o,
0 (. )Powell,
1
h 1w 1)
$7.00 , T. le. Powell, $3 00 ;
l�ulq,
33.00 ; hiss McKee, 325 00,
\S7ornen's Institute, 13ehncre. Next,
Commit tueetfng Monday, Nov, 191h,
at 10 a. M. P, PazvELt ()leek,
BRUSSELS SCE IL i.EPORT
Forin III. Ex3uri,m.i in Geometry,
Science and Comp.
V McLeod. .82
II Currie ..........78
el Ross ..... ,...... 3
0 Sellers hJ
A Fox t7
H McQuar•rie,.417
0 Hemingway0d
M Skelton ,t+"2
1f S14.Warl ,(10
1 1,1 rauter ......58
)q >;id, rsou 57
e1 Lewe , 55
,` A'm1tlung ...b8
V 51
111"x. Huffier r..,.. ,..51
Form Il, Exatoloo i. in Geog. and
Latin,
A'I'huell (Geog 388 L; Ila13"' .......1113
S Ynill (18 .1 leer ttieng.)....-1.1,
11 Hull . .t17 '•i i.uefel d, ... 51
E King (a7 .1 Ar tn• ( rang
i4 McLauohliu...tie (1 n.) .....50
D Stafford .t,) li Bite ter....413
I Wilkinson Alien': ..... 43
lLatin)lrl 3 Wee wick .44
G McKenzie .. 61 V 71.,41..... 40
el Artnsltong...l tt i•_Lnt(lteon.xii
A Johnstone... ee 11 Cardiff '31
113 Ryan. ........
Form I. Ex,nnined in History,
Arith., Algebra and C''rup ».luso.
E McCall .......t,3 L 1i;otin 430
M McNabb Iii h: ];nrt;ess.,......4114
*A Trumbull 7'4 (1 13.10ver 4113
T McNair ..,.....7 G linker 01
13 Cole .7 '1 .lIrtiirbnl .....U1
V Harris.....,7e 1. (11'Aete4 56 .
141 Wilton.'72 •\'4Lewatt. 57
*0 Somers .,.71 11. MrQuar•rie...-ill
G Thomson. 72 J Nolan 46
M Mauuders......71
*Missed exam.
1..1.1nnINE,
13, S. SenTT..
Room IV. Ex;11n. in $pall., Arith
Nature Study, History and Read.
Sr IV-
le
V-
le Stewert........83
LFulton ...... ....Si )
W McDowell ...7.1.
E Hollinger ... 7'2
C Thompson ...,Cit
M Oliver ........Cit
Jr, IV-
T 11,14•:;44114 ........013
li tic7:rrn......07
1 Ienwry H5
I) \Valker. fib
31 blaltltders 49
lI McOracken...7.2 li delver 03
13 Cardiff .........71 B 1"'raser'31
NI Wood O* Il Keys ............(14)
E Dennison (11 J WVrtlker....,.....b6
F Oliver fire A Ballantyne ...51
Sr, III-
LTlruell 71 (313-'st . (7
11 Wilson 1' 1 •loerei11e....57
13Thuell.... 64 LF! alt 111.
,
K I'er ttsott ....,h (1 tet rt t "8
b •,
( `'1 11If1'IL
Room TT,
Jr, I,I :x t t+, Lit.,
Aril h., Geog. and daily W. 114.-
A lei tohie..... ., ,111 l^ i".1411 l(1
S
Ballantyne....7,1 1. 1 •h, , r 111
I) Thompson.. Alit t
J Keys ............. 10 ,'
0 Lotb .-... .t ;,t et lU
N McDowell t,t,. ,;1
L Clouse. .... ,50
Se, II Class, E,un. hl 1:i1.1l., Geog.,
Arith, and daily utk.
L Clianipiott..,. 9ie F P"11nr(1..,,..., 70
M Rollingel tit 11 P.+e
T Oliver 80 i\l 411'elke ...,.09
NI Ferguson 70 19 C.,ott ....
07
J Mroracken....711 (3 Stafford... ..,,SU
Jr, II. ERam. in Bead., Spell.,
Geog„ and daily work.
J Ferguson 9:) I) Warwick 713
L
Champion .... 87 5 •).• :41 72
M Thomson,.... 84 I .414114414.117,)
MSmith ..... ....79 A (1tewllr (17
J Stewart . .....78 *11 Thitlideau41
W Galbraith. ,.7 r *14 ll:ikneee.,42
EEtlwalds .71
Those marked* mi.eeed ex1Ltn8,
B. I I r:3 nlens0N
Primary Room Report. Class V.-
lex)tuined in .1l" 11 , N,, dl., Read.,
Dep. and 1)a4ly w t'1:,
13 Champion..... 92 *‘1 1)ndloy. 87
le D0111118011 .. *K.,4+1304 -50
P Baeker • 7 • *71 '1'::•('hn' .......n(t
C Thuell ... 70
TV. Exam. in ...lute.
1) Prrois ... .O t 31
ELott ...,.,. ' lib A Logan .,......10
IIT (n) Exeolll'nt--C( Itl•lllttl+inn.
Good -M. Somerville. 1h) 1!.xeeihent
-D. Kyle, J. McKay, R1. Ritehie,
TI. It)xeellent (t. norgess, F.
Santis, 1V. l4i"elefillin, T. ileniingweee
Good -1T 'Hendee l( •1. Thomson, L,
Rlrtledr,e L. Hate eel .
I. Texoellett-C. F4i1.1e, G, Tlutell,.
B. McLaren. G )ld--S, snider,
Gook, W. Ohampi"n.
P. 33tr(1IA.7.1,N.