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$I.00 bottle
WAMPOLE'S COD LIVER OIL
81 0o bottle
SCO1"1"S EMULSION
75c and •I.So bottles
BLOOD ROOT COUGH CURE
250 bottle
ZYJIOLE TROKEYS
25c package
THROAT EAS toe package
Af,I. KINDS COUGH DROPS
3xall Orderlies
r a mild laxative try Rexalt
O 'ler;,"s, isc & 25c pkgs.
New Methodist
Hymnal
The result of six years' com-
piling and revising is now
ready and We base it instpek.
As the sale of these no doubt
will be large, especially for
Christmas, customers would
do well to :see them while we
have a full line. The prices
range from
40c up to $3.00 each
Dennison's
Crepe Tissue
We have just received a sup-
ply of Dennison's Crepe Tis-
sue Paper in the popular
shades. The colors will please
yott. Price ice roll
Real Geranium Red 071 roll
Also the latest patterns to de.
Borated Crepe, such as Bine
Birds, Christmas Designs, &e
the Box Overseas
Enclose some Horlick Malted Milk Lunch Tablets
or B. & W.
Tea Tabloids.
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&fret beim f.ems
Schon[ Board Friday evening of this
week
Feta. moving has been on the pro-
gram.
MILK has advanced to q cents a quart
io town,
Biu..ELs School Board will meet Fri•
day r vetting of this week.
A taw cars of potatoes have already
been shipped from Brussels.
A SEW weeks of Indian Summer
would be high'y appreciated.
THIS has been a great Fall for farm
sales. ahead of many a year and prices
have been good. It is a good sign.
A CAR load of turnips was loaded at
the G '1'. R. this week by G. A. Best.
They were consigned to Windsor, Ont.
L.r,r week's snow storm caught many
a farmer with his turnips still in the
grnuutl and a good many had potatoes
undue.
rRE Hallowe'en pranks were left very
largely to the juveniles last week. Hal-
lowe'en appears to inspire people to
upset things
BRu.ssts Skating Rink is being got in
shape for skating and hockey by Charlie
Meadows Of course Jack Frost will
have srrrne work Co do also,
EARLY pullets are rewarding their
owner:, in some cases, by egg producing
which is a welcome order of business
the account.
talon market into accott t
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Dfsmerce 1. V nt
m e ion of Public Libr-
aries will 1,e held Thursday of next week
at Guc 1p t Mrs. Lowrv, Librarian of
Brussels Library, will probably attend.
BAzaAR in the Town Hall, Brussels.
Sa'n'd v, Dec. 8th, under the direction
of the yeung ladies. Proceeds will go to
the Res1 Cross. Keep tab on the date.
Bros -owes meeting at the home of Miss
I,orise. Sinclair Thursday evening of
this week.
V 1CToaj BONDS -F S Scott,
Leekiw I;nd A H, McDonald hive been
risked 'O Fake. cherge of a canvas for the
forthcoming Victory War Bonds in
Brussels and Grey township. Councillor
Laidlaw and 'Township Clerk McEwen
Will In„k after similar interests in Morris
tnwnshtp Ronde are issued for as low
a sum as 85 00 and bear interest at sf
per nest Aid the Empire by an invest-
ment. in these bonds. Ask about them
and rest of them in this week's Poor.
THE 'i role of j H, Fulton, Turnberry
street, has been leased by C Klockmau,
the new proprietor of Brussels But-
ter Factory Mr. Fulton will move to
the farm tie recently purchased trom
W. C. Livingston, East of town, Mr,
Livingston will hold an Auction Sale of
Perm stock, implements, household
furniture, &e , Thursday of next week
and he and hie mother will remove to
Fort William, where they will spend the
Winter with Mrs. Bert Gerry The
letters a daughter of Mrs. Livingaton.
SoccessI'UL BAzAAR.-The ladies of
St. in In s church held a most success-
ful Bazner 'Thursday afternoon and even.
ing of lest week in the Town Hall.
Booths were arranged, designated for
the sale of candy fruits, &e., home pro-
duction, merchandise, tea room and the
"White elephant," more commonly
known as a fish pond. In the evening
the following musical and literary pro-
gram was given. with Rev. H. Smith,
rector, presiding :-Piano cruet, Misses
Sinclair anti J,•nes ; solo, Mies Verne
Vdelker Latiteru slides, "Mrs. Casey
end the Billy goat" ; re0itatien, Miss
Bernice Cole; slides, "The Doctor's
revenge"; solo, F H Gilroy ; slide,
"'fill the buys come borne" ; solo, Mins.
V, Walker ;.Natiorlsi Anthem. Rev. A,
j. Mann very kindly supplied the lantern
and operated it. Total proceeds
8r55,00 The sum of 88.10 waS (boated
50the Red Cross,
MOM
Some owners of poultry report that
their pullets have started to lay. Good
act at present prices.
FRED OSTER, town, has purchased the
Dickson iso acre Perm, South of Walton,
paying the sum of 810,000 and will get
possession next Spring. It is a most
desirable property and in fine shape.
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18OALVEe for sale. GED. ROBERTSON, Lot
88, Con. 15, Grey.
Oka of cement at Ethel station for sale. Ap-
ply to Jao. Mantua, Brussels, Phone 9811,
Ran calf strayed on the premises of the um
dersigned about 2 months ago Owner is ask-
ed to prove property, Day expenses and take
It away. W. H. ANDEasON,
Phone 4814 Walton.
NOTiGE•-After this date all persons are for.
bidden to treepaes on my lots, North side of
Mill street, Brussels, prosecuted
as the Sheriff
diet. Brusseells, Nov be
1017ated ff they per.
Mat. A. 915800A15.
STEER Calf 8 months old for sale. R5ORARD
Ron, John Street, Bruseele.
Hon85 AND LoT roR SALE. -Good frame
house, 25 acre of land. fruit trate, well, &e.,
In Brussels. For farther particulars apply at
Tee Poem.
FoR RALE -1017 Ford'Tourtng Car, only run
about 800 miles. Bas elip.oavers and extra
tire. JAB. MAeTERs, Blueyate,
FLowlas 5N0 PLANTs.-Any person wishing
to purchase flowers and plants at the Srttseela
Greenhouse may eeonre thasame by calling on•
MIaB BnLLe WALK art, Turnberry et., South.
Foe SALR- One Oxford Down Ram T.amb,
aired by an import, Apply to 10, 0 CA1r90000
Lot 14, Con. 18, Grey. Brussels R. R. No. 2.
Phone 4818.
Ooiisnnm.9La brume end good garden for
sale. Property 1n good repelr. For further
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articulsrs apply to bine R T HTNGwrOP,
Mltl street, Brussels.
COoSonTABLa brick residenne for sale or to
rent For particulars apply to Mae. DBO,
DOGMAS, at A. 0. Dames. Brussels.
WE ere sole agents for the genuine Parold
Roofing, manufactured by Bird 88 Ran, Hamil-
ton. Always bey Parent and get the best,
P. Am Wm
THREE Short Born Bulls from 10 to 12
months old for sale. JAs, Spell,, Lot 20, Con.
0, Morrie. Phone 100.
DR. PARKER, Osteonathie Physician, visite.
Brussels Thursday afternoon of each week.
Chronic and nervous diseases snccenefully
treated, Visits residences. Consultation at
Queen's Hotel,
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AUCTION Sale of cows and young
cattle will be held at the Central Hotel
Yards Wednesday afternoon of next
week, at 2 o'clock, M ). Williams is the
proprietor and F S Scott will be the
Auctioneer, See the bills and attend •
the sale,
WITH '1300 SICK -Mrs John Dawning
wbo broke one 0l her limbs 7 weeks age,
is improving nicely and will soon he ably
to be about once mere her many friends
hope. -Duncan 'Taylor does not progress
as favorah'y as was hoped for and ie
confined to bed at the present time, we
are sorry to state. -A short Mine ago our
old townsman, Wm Martin, Flora
street, had the misfortune to fall and in
jured one of his limbs and hurt his head
He has been getting about on erutehe•
Mr. Martin is over 8,1 years Of SI.
Hope he will soon be able to throw aw y
his sticks -J. J Gilpin, who hail he,
foot orison Wed, is making a gond reeov
ery and is .sitting 00 part of every day
The wound Itas healed and he is regain
log strength and Spirits.- Mrs, R.
Leatherdale has been bothered with her
heart but is gaining in general health,
We are pleased to hear and hope tide
may continue -Mrs Wm Newsom's
health is greatly improved She may
take a trip to Chicago to visit her dough-
ters for a few months -Mrs Jas. Mur-
ray who has been ill for the past+,vesr at
the home of Mrs D tS Moore, William
street, is showing signs of tire battle be-
ing well nigh over. She 11 s had n fine;
cons'ittitinn Mrs Murrav's home wee
at Walton, -Wm. McKenzie has been ill
with pneumonia. He it making hie
home with Gee. and Mrs. McNichol,
Frederick street, Brussels, et present
Robt, 'Thomson is still a prisoner at his
bottle from his attack of sciatica. We
hope he will 80011 be able to shake it off,
SsvERAL from this 100811551 attended •4••••••••••00•••••••••••+
the Assizes a' Gndelloh tela week •
`tort L'y of his },4+t down d the•PPs4 0 0 ,
Thursday of Ihl+, week, Read, the at • •
t}0111 tt r, 1u this Issue • •
Ss PALE Po 1 Cltthhmg tis, on page' •
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pr10315. cry cute owing 10 increased For Xmas. . •
The Rev, Heine. Smith will delver ■ •
bite p 'puler l.rt'' ere on "Savonaroia.'' •
the l+lerentin. Sl.u,11, in the Teem Hail, 4 ..--...Y
Brussels, , on 1)lcernher 4'11, 1917 troll .• .the nlexpensive way of•
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Otici 5ltcrl,(1, udakas 0315
'1 ho nlNMrcc[,,laausi11ft1 Is beck frnlu A trip St.
co •' e [fest His father; -mother earl 13 Oh,rtsli"us Pfesan5, _ •
o.npin'.f'sistrrs are out there and the
remaining members of the family 05•t5
also go with 1' view of making their
permanent home there
J. and Mrs Jermyn have moved to
their new home, Pttruberry stied[,
which they ptnchased from the estate of
the late Niles lane Kelly, Alex Forsyth
and family have also got Feld. In their
recently acquired home, Queen strew,
formerly. owned by 1.. W. Rotten, who
removed to Blue vale,
POULTRY 'THIEVES.-1'htiraday night
of last week a sneak thief visited the lien
house of Jabez ie,. myu, Brussels r Snnt h,:
and helped themselves to 5 nice ducks
and 12 bens, valued at $115 no. 'There
were 2 ducks and zo hens left after the
p•haltry raid was completed; Mr and
] moved tint dayc
Mrs ern7Vn bad nn L t.
'heir new home but had not time io rF'-
move their hens, and ducks. Thee
were 17 they did not have to bathe
with on Friday, the prowler having
done the trick It will be no joke if the
thief can he located
Hutton Co CHILDREN'S AID ,ANNUAL
MEETING -The annual meeting of tee
Children's Aid Socie•y for the County
of Huron will be held its. Seaforth on
Tuesday, Nov 13 li, at 3 p m , in the
Council Chem ber, for election
of officers and transaction of general
business, In the evening a public meet-
ing will be held in Carrillo's Hall, at
which Rev. W Ashe-Everest, BeyINld,
will <rive a Lecture on "Nation But dors
after the war," and G. M Elliott, Co
Secretary, will give an edch•ess on the
work of the Society, illustrated wd'h
splendid lantern views under the charge
of Rev. A. G 1. Clarke. Goderich, A
fine musical program by local talent will
intersperse the evening and Mayor
Stew2 will preside. Everybody is
cordially invited to both meetings, and
an offering on behalf of this very im-
PPortA twork will be taken u at the
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evening meeting. An unusually large
gatheriug is looked for at both meetings.
Come and hear what is being [done for
the Nation Builders of Huron
HALLOWE'ENewe AT we SCHOOL -On
Hallowe'en a social evening was eons
ducted in the school building under the
auspices of the Literary Societyofthe
Continuation School, the reaelrers of the
Public School being only invited guests
At 8 o'clock the students presented
themselves in costume at the main en-
trance eloars where two ghostlike figures
for the occasion alt, -d as host and host-
ess There was great variety in the
disguises worn. Many were nor only
brilliant in aspect but clever in design
The promenades took place in the main
hall, decorated with Chinese lanterns
Tie old organ did its best to supply
music. As part of the program there
was a Witches booth et which fortunes
were told. Much mirth was the result
of reading the individual fortunes
Lunch Was served in the Science room
Prngram was as follows :-Promenades,
duet by Gertrude McKenzie and Mar.
5Lerite Wilton ; readling, V Blake ;
• . ;i'1"UDIO OPEN
Friday & Saturday each week
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I eople We Talk 253)0 1
Mies Mallon Forrest is visiting friends
at Kincardine
'firs Geo Edwards is visiting rela-
tives S al SIal Fn d
r W. A Lowry was visiting Kw g iu
'Po onto the week
Frank Davidson arrived back last
week from a short visit to Florida.
Dr Alex, McKelvey, Toronto, was'a
vjeitor in Brussels during the pact week,
'lMissav, b Laura Bry e is home from her
millinery position in Toronto for a hall
Mrs. Philip Ament is making a- visit
at Walkerville with her daughter, Mrs.
John Lynn
Mrs R Hingston is enjoying a visit
with relatives at Wingham aud Tees -
water this week.
Miss E"ie Scott, Teeswater, was a
visitor with her sister, Mrs. Wm.
Clouse, Queen street,
Mrs jno 'Phomsou left fhis week for
an extended visit with relatives and old
friends at Galt and locality,
Mrs. Wm, Jackson and daughter,
Blyth. were visiting relatives and friends
In Brussels clering the past week.
THE PORT is sorrry to hear of the ill-
necs of Miss Elsie Ireland but hope her
vigorous health will soon be restored,
Mrs Bert Gerry, of Fort William, is
visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Wm. Livingston, East of Brussels,
During the pas' week Jan. Shurrie
WAR seriously til from an attack of pneu-
monia but is getting along nicely now
WO are glad to say
Miss Nettie Downing, who came from
Toronto on aeconntof illness in the par-
ental home, has returned and resumed
bet- position as teacher.
Rev, and Mrs. Hind and children
leave on Thursday for their home et
Hespeler after an extended visit in
Brussels,
Mrs.. -John Manning, who recently
ug a sof t •
through siege hot
passed gtyphoid d fever
is now recruiting he- health at the home
of her dauehter, Mrs Patrick, in Kitch-
ener and is feeling real well
Cleve and Mrs Baker are enj ying a
holiday with Garf and Mrs Long at
Niagara Falls and are also calling at
'liner points Mrs Seeker and Mrs
Long are sisters, daughters of Geo. and
Mrs Thomson, Brussels.
promenade ; read:: g, Bernice Cole : 1 H And Mrs Kerney and daughters
promenade ; duet, Hazel St wart and took possession of their Brussels home
Cera Armstrong ; reading, Adeline Friday of last week, Mn Kerney is
Ohnaton ; romenades ; for une-Iellin fr
JSEWING
ennsld 'ably better, Tite.
P. 1itaTED KNIT'L'ING AND SEWI G
trouble
is overtaxed nerves and the Dl'.
prescribes a year's rest.
CONTEST.-Hrussels Red Cross Circle
has divided their territory into two
sections by the boundary line between
Grey and Morris townships (both town
and 00003,0) and during the month of
Novemb r are into:a hustling tonnes' in
knitting sock-, sewing bsjmeg &c . for
the soldier hnys Mrs D C Ross is
Cap*pin of the Morris side and Mrs, W
If. Kerr for Grey division, Brussels be-
ing dived, d by '1'tsrnberry sl rep' • The
ground is being well covered and a live
idtereat •aken by many in this frit nd'v
way of procuring results, yarn and
sem-
ing hetes been dtv it)ured and large
qu'ntities are still on heed 'or 111085
willing 'nas'ist Cnrnplererl work is n
he handel in on Soutane N •vemher
241:1 had Setuoday. December ts' Les.
ing side will serve a Patriotic Tea in
rhe Board room of the Public Library
on a date to he named. If further in.
formation is desired it may be obtained
by apoiving to the f sprains. One week
has already slipped sway hot the nex'
three shoultf count big. Several setving
and knitting bees have been held and
mere are 'o follow. Any people who
have not been canvassed tvlll be very
wet,»rhe in the ranks of the workers. It
is ail for I he gootl 0f the bnvs overseas,
tolend a hand toHhis worthy cause.
Church Chimes
List Sabbath morning Rev. W E,
Sralto (1 preached at the Communion
ser vice in he Methodist. church, from
the tea ' D, this in remembrance of
me" F, the evening he gave a 010101y'
address"11o,4 Gorge"
thetnet k ATRIO•rIC SERVICE-Wsdnes-
j clay evening nl next week the monthly
. nu4,n Pa'rintic service will be held in
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the n noel • ff ring fo Red Crus will be
taken
Rev. Dr, Moore, Secretary of the
Army and Nov Board of the. Methndiet
church, is having a list of soldiers who
have been killed prepared who were
members of the Methodist. church ' -ar.d
(will have the same published in due
course,
Last Sunday 'horning Rev A, J',
.Mann commauce,l a series of sermons on
tete 'Pen Commandments, rak'ng the 1st
and enrl as his ,l j •et Next Sunda..
he wi'I deal 7011 'he 3'd• Tile evening
theme last Sunday was "The floor of
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Men's Heavy Underwear Hats Caps
Working Shirts Fine Shirts
Ties Collars
Summer Underwear that alt) save vnnmmt07
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Rain Coats Ahem llrtenri lafttliet
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' OF' CANADA
HEAP OFFICE - TORONTO
We advise the purchase of
Canada's Victory Sounds
as a safe and profitable investment in addition
to being; a help to your country.
Any Branch of this Bank will take 28
1072 your subscription Without shame, 0
BRUSSELS BRANCH,
G. H. SAMIiS, 00 G ' Manager.
There Was service iu the R, C. church
Thursday of last week. •
HEAR Me, SPERMS --T1oi'e ay even-
ing- of [bis ptiseilt week, to the
lbws Hall, lerussets, an illustrated)
Lecture will be given by Tract Society
agent Speedie oD the flue work being
duneamong the soldiers, sailors and
luntbermen. Evetyboly is invited.
About roo stereopticon views willbe ex-
hibited. A collection will be taken.
n cervi a In
t Missionary e
At the monthly MIs y
the Methodist Sunday School, last Sun-
day afternoon. appropriate readings
were give'1 by -Mtn. Chester Armstrong
and Mass Beatrice. Curry; a duet was.
nicely sung by Misses Jennie and Ella
Roods and Miss Beatrice Whitfield ren•
dered a choice solo, Offering was So 92
'The School has set 4.75.00 as its objec-
tive
bjective tor the year.
REV. DR CARMAN DECEA ED -Last
Saturday Rev. Dr. Carman, la e Gener-
al Superinteudent of the Methodist
church of Canada, died at his home,
Murray street, 'Poronto, in his 85th year
He was buried 'Tuesday afternoon in
Mount Pleasant cemetery after a funer-
al service in Carltou St sherd[, He
was a sterling type of mttnbood His
wife, one daughter and 2 sons survive.
Brussels council
The regular meeting of Brussels.
Council was held ilMondety evening of
this week, with all rnem
ees preeent,
Reeve Plum iti the chair.
Minutes of last meeting read and
passed.
Following accounts were }resented
and ou [notion of Walker- Fraser
were ordeied to be paid':-
Tas. Kee`', roads $ Bo 00
Jno, Evans, .Ball wood... B 75
Audersnu Bres., Fire dept. • 3 00
Geo. Henderson, roads 80 75
Jno. Wright, miscellaneous..., 1 40
B. 1Vhittard, Electric Light13 25
A. Currie,2.00
Engineering ngineering'Co. Electric ^ •
Light 5 20
E. Plum, Electric Light5 50
R. Oliver, salary ..... 45 00
Jas. Pariah, Electric Light 0 68
Jas. Tituell, salary and rent,
electric light 120 00
Report of settles for October allowed
receipt s'to be $21 85. •
Letter was read from J. Nivina,
Lncknov, asking settlement fer run-
ning Electric Light. Moved by S.
Wilton, seconded by M, Fraser, that
the Oleek write Mr. Nivina that when
he presents a satisfactory account, the
matter will be adjusted. Carried,
The question of entiipleting gravel-
ling, Electric Light and the 'Pope fac-
tory were discussed.
Council their adjitureed.
MARfy1,EP
BALnw0s1sotr-Stnw,e, =In Wroxeter, on Oc-
tober Met, 1917 at the house of the bride's
mother, Mrs, -Hoary Smith, by Rev. Chas.
Malt•',hn, Miss Etta Smith to 1dr• Norman
Kalblleisch, of Hamilton.
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Wirrt s-Attbehomeof hia nephew, Jacob
W ilhta, Howtck, on Oct. 281114917, Joseph
withte, aged 20 years.
AUCTION SALES
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Aleuts, furniture,
0, .0 l nrm .000,, lin,
Grey Yut le unreserved
&r at N 1t Pt 1. O. 1.ts-
Bray h'lo .1 11. l rved tt 1 p. nt. W. C. L1v-
fngston, Prop.;: F. S. Scott, Aua'.
Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOOK DI-
N% nNTS, 111111e t 00tta. 880 -c. 0. -loco,
d the under-
signed
Auctioneer, ned se has been ina eats t 00,
8fgu ,, Co10 coir by public ursday. NovNEP[ Lot
0 (Jon, 10, the
on Thursdayy. Noo ert 1
o'clock, t}ie Rohowing valnablaproperty :-1
aged mere In fool to Bilkvell, 1 mere 10 yearn
ofd, 1 drivbrg horse 5 years old, 1 Perejoaren
8117,1 freak cow, 9 OOWb dao tocalfs' itl Dao ,
1 cow due to calve in Feb., 9 oowe due to calve
in March, 1 saw 50908 calve in May, 0 year•
rings, 8 calVea, 4 plea l l weeks Did tine of Sala,
5 sows to pig in Jnnunry, 58130,10, esteal Wheel•
ed wagon naa ly new,, 1 ee par nearly new, 1
hay rst,e nosily naw, 1 dice harrow, 1 ainaoey-
Hartets cultivator,1grav1 sato-05eak, [arrows, .2
cutters, 1 gravel box, Char rank, 1 wheelbar-
row,
rerow, 1 54.05, ladder, 1 sugar kettle, 1 Primrose
Dream separator 410 lbs. nearly 11BW, 11awn
mower nearly new, bus Gold
teteamkarness, 1 set
single harness, 500 les Gold Bain ostod gus.
y, sod
berley, quantity of manacle, hay,
feed., forks, obelus, shovels, etc., parlor tante,
dining es room snits, b,,d,'om,i kutte, odd stands,
wood
tnblest and nital be ter w Wood heater, wood
cook stove, coal keattr with oven, 8 burner oil
stove with oven, 8 kitchen 1!.31100 organ, cur -
tab's, 11 n
1" roliOn o tank,
th ea. 2 fishes, g lamps, 9dfi !.
churn, ditties, crockery and entire ebeen o of
house. Stile d unreserved as farm tto been cold,
months
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TIHURSDAY, DEO, 0th,
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JAN. 31st
FL13. 28th
APR. 4th
Local sad Outside Beers Present
Leading la • y
By order of Council.
F: S. SCOTT, Clerk,
Farm for Sale
In order to wind op the estate of the late
T+noes 811nw the spleedid 140 0eN+ Perm;11414-
ing the V111eat or a roach is olfarett fm• rale.
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class house, Fnrm is all Ise down with the
exception of 20 „arae and Is in
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F. 9. '25001010, Brussels.
ti
The Military
Service Act, 1917
Ft4I" � A
Do It TODAY
HE -MILITARY SERVICE ACT is passed ; the Procla-
T•
- oration issued October 13th. It is now the bounden duty
of every man 'in Class -One to report for service or claim.
exemption. This includes all bachelors and widowers without
children (not otherwise excepted) who were 20 years old on
the 13th October, 1917, and whose 34th birthday did not
occur before January 1st, 1917.
What 119 Do -
Go to your Post Office and ask for the form for reporting for service or
for claiming exemption. The form contains clear instructions for filling
in. Do this not later than NOVEMBER 10th.
Beware of the Last Minute Rush
With so many thousands of reports and claims to be dealt with, the rush
of Class One Men will grow heavier day by day. You will waste less of
your time and serve your own best interests if you avoid the inevitable
rush on the last days.
The law is being enforced with the Government and. the People firmly
behind it. Obey the law. Do it today.
Issued by
The Military Service Council
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