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ROUND TRIP BARGAIN FARES
From BRUSSELS MAY 26-27.
TO TORONTO
Also to Brantford, Chatham, Godet'ich, Guelph, Hamilton, London,
Niagara Fails, Owen Sound, St. Catharines, St. Mary's, Sarnia,
Stratford, Strathroy, Woodstock,
To Stations Oshawa and East to Cornwall inclusive, Uxbrdige,
Lindsay,1'eterhoro, Campbelltord, Newmarket Colling'wood,
1Ieaford, Midland, North Bay, Parry Sound, Sudbury, Capreol and
West to Beardmore,
SEE HANDBILLS FOR COMPLETE LIST OF DESTINATIONS,
For Fares, Return Limits, Train Information, Tickets,
etc„ consult nearest Agent.
CANADIAN NATIONAL
* * * * * * * *
Complain
* * * (By A. R. K.) * * *
If At times! I've sung my hymn
of hate, Because the *eason was so
late, I couldn't do a thing; the
words 1 used were rather bold, be-
cause days and, nights remained so
cold, it was a backward 'spring.
1( I scolded at the Weather Man,
he bad no chant and drew no plan,
lust lar things slide I bhought; if
he would watch his gadgets more,
I"d' get my spade and do my chore,
and boil whede it was hot,
if I guess, I whined when I was
house, felt Chilled right through
unto the bone, felt cold about the
knees, and now and then I'd start
to cough, and well night blow my
dome clean off, when I began to
sneeze,
If And then one clay there came a
change, the man shook up his
kitchen range, and he turned on the
heat; and I gouged holes around
the yard, complained because the
work was hard, put blisters on my
feet.
1T It was•near ninety is the shade,
of caving in I grew afraid, then I
complained some more; the Weath-
er Man had skimped his rule, I wish-
ed
ished head turn it .rather 0001, like
what it was before.
IT I :guess I'm hard to satisfy,
that's why the Weather Man won't
try, he's heard me wail before;
when it's too hot then I complain,
when it's too cool I do then. same— 1
and shiver to the core.
After Care In Vaccination
Rules for after care in vaccination
follow:
1.—Use no shield or close cover•
ing of any kind,
2.—ICeep the vaccination wound
clean and dry, The sent which
forms• is the best dressing.
3,—Usually no covering is neces-
sary, but a piece of sterile gauze
may be pinned to the inside of the
sleeve, or secured to aria by adhee.
ive tape, icepeing the tape at least
two inbbes away front the vaccina-
tion. This dressing must be chang-
ed daily.
4,Avold breaking the. 'Mister or
knocking off the stab. If the blis-
ter does break, the same precau-
tion must be taken in dressing It as
would he taken with any other sore.
5.—From the seventhto the
tenth day after vaccination allow
the child much rest and little exer-
cise.
6,—Those vaooina,ted. in the leg
may be required to resit la bed of
this period in the course of the
action,
7.—Do not under any eircumetanc-
es cover the vaccination with so
close a dressing as to exclude the
air.
James McFadean
Howick Mutual Fire Insurance
—Also—
Hartford Windstorm
—Tornado Insurance
—Automobile Insurance
'Phone 42 Box 1, Turnberry 8t.
Brusesls, Ontario
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imeiveumemner
Gasoline Engin• opa•tion
Tom Gillies, Veteran,5oldier
A special feature story appeared in lash week's issue In connection
with the various interesting experiences of the above pictured
war veteran.
LET US LOOK
1
AT THE PAST
taro Ars !tens Takwe Prost
Ales of the lost of N
omni 1f Tears Apo
50 YEARS AGO
GREY
Miss Celia Calder has gone to
Manitoba on a visit.
* * F
Thos. Whitfield and wife are
visiting friends in :SaniSac Go., Mich.
• • •
Miss Jessie Robertson, 9th con.,
has gone to Saginaw City this week
where she will make her home ter
some time.
* *
Messrs. Reid, Calder and Hodg-
son!, at England, are visiting at
Thos. Calder's for a few weeks,
* * *
Janes and Alex McDougall left
for Niche, Dakota, a few wbelcs ago,
* * *
Miro. T. B. Hill, wlto was 'bleating
relatives here for the past three
weedes, lett on Thursday for'Toron-
to, from which point suis will go to
Regina, N.W,T., to join her hus-
band:, w'ho is residing there.
WALTON
Miss L. retard is tilling a
lucrative position in, Cash and C'o's.
More, London, She bee been there
about two months and dikes the
Position well.
T * *
Andrew Morrison, who was sea
Musty injured some weeks ago by
the upsetting of Q. load of 'hay, is
able bo get about again although he
got ,quite. a shaking up,
ETHEL
Among the recent arrivals we
notice (Peter Lamont from Dakota
and George Gill from Algoma,
* * 'a
Messrs. Heffernan and Barotin-
hlnier are doing a big business ' in
Ulve cattle line. They have several
hundred, acres of pasture and will
put on more stock yet,
CRANBROOK
Re -building. Dames and D.
2imhner are getting their lots fixed
tip after the fire. They will re-
build,
* * *
Jno. McIntosh, an old and highly
respected resident of Grey town-
sdttp, haus taken up his residence in
Cran'brook, having purchased the
house and lot belonging to A. M.
Moray of Brnrsesls.
MORRIS
Donald Black of Day Mills, Al-
goma ariveicl home on Tuesday at
thin week.
• • •
Thos, 1Naundens is putting up a
new barn, 4,0xSO feet with stabling
underneath, on his Sarna south of
Bruesele.
BRUSSELS
11, Graham bas' removed from the
Queen's hotel to the American. The
market will beat the latter place
henceforth.
•••
We welcome Mrs. W. B, Dickson
and Nise Kate McCormack baok to
town. 'They arrived here from
Helena, Montana, on Wednesday
.evening, baying visited relatibes
and. friends in Chicago, Detroit and
London.
• * •
Miss Christina McDonald is home
after a sojourn of several ononths
in Landon.
m a rried
Clark - Gibson—In Morris, at the
residence of Mr. Wm. Clark, on the
13th inst., by Rev. W. S. Ciuff, Mr.
Moses Clark to 'Mies Anna Gibson
both of Morris,
• •
dilcLauohiin - Bell—In Morris, et
the residence of the bride's parents
on the 1Gth inst., by Rev, Robt.
Godfrey, Mr. Donald Melmuchlin,
Jr„ of Grey, to Miss Hattie Bell,
25 YEARS AGO
WROXETER
A, Rasnnosson left for Toronto
last week where •h will work at his
trade,
• * •
Misses E, Nichol and 'Whitley of
Goi•rte, spent Monday in the village,
CRANis ROOK
Last :Saturday evening Fred
Jeschke treated, the residents of
Cranbrook to an open, air Concert-
ina Concert. Ile i5 quite an expert.
BELGRAVE
W.M.S.—The annual meeting of
the Women's Missionary .society
of the Methodist church here web
held ou the 14,0h inst., when the
following offioen . were ohasen:—
Pres., Mrs. C, B. Wilkinson, vice -
ores., Macs. W. iJ Procter; Treas.,
Nrs. J. Bell; Sec., Mrs. W Procter;
organist, Mrs (Dr.) Stewart.
WALTON
J, J. Irvine, Recording Steward of
the Methodist chmcin, is the lay
representative eat the Goderich Dis'
tract meeting this week.
* •
Ell McIatvath'lin, a ata known
residentsolf Walton, boa been to
Iona, Elgiu Co. He was presented
with an adKlress, and a fine pipe by
the Chosen Friends of which he was
a worthy member,
WcEDN1E9DAY, MAY 17th, 1053
of Cradle Boll, Mus, J. Wright, as- FREE SERVICE
Meted by Mies Della McKee, recti
Dobson and Luella 1•Ietlly. Teach-
ers, Mrs, W. Hall, Mrs, W. Siem -
mon, Miss Donbroo)e, Frank and
Mrs, 'Stei'gb'tholen, Mra. G. AMY,
Mrs, McGuire, Mas. Tambora;
Assistant Teachers', Mrs, Dobson,
Mre. a, 'McDonald, C. and Mrs,
Cleaver, iiobt. and ,Mise Lizzie
Chambers,
OLD, DISABLED OR DEAD
HORSES OR CATTLE
removed promptly and efficiennfrr.
Simply phone "COLLECT" to
WILLIAM STONE SONS
LIMITED
PHONE 21 INGERSQI!L
BRUSSELS — PHONE 72
,MORRIS
George and Mins, Lacdoie 07 Wmox- 'little girl."
Oar were visiting IilOton and ,ins, This Year's "little girl'' is after
Cardiff, 5th .line, gather more carved and tenninima
Ulan her cotuuteltpar,t last year. fit
you care for social psychology, abler
may have something or otter to elb
with the international situation.
But anyway, the net result is young
and lively with cockeyed hats_
square ehouiiciers, tiny nvat*ts and,
bouncy skirts.
Mies Annie Gaxnlee is book from
a two months visit to Northern On-
tario with• relatives,
BRUSSELS
1700—Att a cetain home last
Monday evening 1700 June Bugs
were slaughtered, This is no guess-
ing story as the "buzzers" were
counted, Some idea of the Im-
mense number may he assumed
such a capture could be made at
one place. They are something like
the old time plague of locust',
Mrs. H. L* J'seksom wasp in Lon-
don toffs week attending tte Confer-
ence of Woman's Mdse1onary Soci-
ety,
• • •
,Fames• Ballantyne was the referee
of the Mildmay -Walkerton game of
Inteaunedtate football, at the former
place, a/outlay evening. Walter
Scott and Frank Scott and Elmer
Ewan accompanied him,
NOTE AND COMMENT
BLYTH
The May meeting of the W.M.S.
of the United church was held this,
week with a good attendance pres-
ent. Th.e president Mrs, W. Jenkins,
presided. After devotional exer-
cises the minutes of former meeting
were read. Letters of acknowledge-
ment were read from families who.
had been. rememibered in trouble. A.
splendid address on "Cdraistian
"Christian Stewardship" was given
by Mas. (Rev.) Sinclair. Plane
were made for .a birtb'day tweeting
and the tea for June. A solo was
sung by Mra. Harold Philips, Tb,p
report of the adternoon session of
Huron Presbyterial bead in Wing -
halm was given by Katie Barrett,
An interesting letter from Chengtu.
China, was, read by Miss Clare Me -
Toronto and Syracuse played two Gowan.
ball games on the same day, and. in Young People's Union met for
each Toronto lost by a score of 4 to their weekly meeting wiUh a call to
3, so there was really not much use worship by the president, Jaime
in playing that second game. Sims. Scripture was rear]. by Helen
Vincent with prayer by Mise Gewalt.
a pleasing chorus was sung by a.
number of public school chdldem
who are under the direction of Miss
E. Mills. Miss Helen Shaw read a
letter from. Dr. Wilford of Ohengtw
while a letter from 'Mrs. Wilford
was read by Alberta Richmond. A
solo was sung by Ivan Milborna The
topic, "The Vrorld! in Canada' was
ably presented by Mrs. (Dr.) Ton
A girl of 22 possessed of $2 and a
pacgage. of food is Preparing to hike
to Halifax from Victoria. We sus-
pect she 'has 'had her thumb in
training for several weeks.
• • •
It is recorded .that Chief Squirrel
of the Chdppewas is dead and it is
added' that "he wee said" to have
been 120 years old. Emphasis
should be placed on that word
"said."
A report fram•Belleville tells of
the license plate having been stolen
from a police car in that city, Folk
are getting quite smart there as in
less than a week the theft was
noticed.
* *
The job now, authorities .gay, is
to round up the private money lend-
ers. We helppen to know several
individuals who will very gladly
stl1mit to being put out of business
as money lenders.
Man and wife • firm Vancouver
have scanted on a five-year trip tak-
ing them round the world. If they
wish to keeps in touch with condi-
tions at home they cmu now and
then clo a little worrying about the
size of the national debt.
Main was arresited in Kingston
and fined ten andl costs for being
drunk. He !claimed it was the
first offence in 15 years, It his seat
on the water wagon is still vacant
ire should climb up as it is a much
cheaper place to ride.
The world of publications is not
exactly the most pleasant spot in
the world despite all that is said
of the subsidized press. Scribner's
Magazine announces It will suspend
temporarily after the May issue,
and Scribner's has been !published
continuously for 55 years.
• • •
,'t'h'ere will be 104 guoets at the
dinner in the White House during
the visit of the King and. Queen,
and that figure was determined, by
counting the number of chairs the
table would hold. Possibly in Si
case like that they could not very
well bring in the ,organ stool to
take care of another.
ETH EL
Mrs. J'uo. NioDonald is attending
the W:M,S. Conrvention whish is bo-
Inp held this week in London,
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S. S. Meets and Teachers—
Following are the ofiioeta and
teaohere. of the Methodist Sabbath
school;— Superintendent, Juo, Mc-
Donald; Asst. .Supt., A, Md;Kec;
Sec., Alvin McKee. Mat. ,See„ Miss''
Luella Henry; Treas., Harvey Deb -
son; Librarian, 'Chea Hansuld. Pap.
erarian, Miss Mamie Hansnld; or-
gdnl3t., Miss Grace F,cltanler; Supt„
East Wawanosh
Council
Council met on May 9th with all
the members • present. Minutes or
last meeting were read and approv-
ed.
Comnndcations from the Queen.•
Alexander Sanatorium, the Prob.
Dept. of Health and the Highways
Dept. approving of the purchase of
the road Maintainer recently re-
ceived and read.
Directors on behalf of the, Gode-
rich Rural Telephone Co., were
present end stated that the ,privi-
leges extended to them at the hnan-
guraation of this. company some
years ago as to the night for erec-
tionof poles etc., in this township
would soon exrdpe and asked that
the Council grant tlnehn a similar
extension of time for telephone pur-
pose. This request was granted
on motion of Beecroft and McDow-
ell. Dan Ilallaban stated he wished
to take advantage of the the Tile
Drainage Act for draining of his
property S. H. Lot 40, Con. 5. Mr.
Haiiahan was advised to make kis
application in the regular maun.er
after which the cannel would pro-
ceed with the necessary require-
ments in connection therewith.
The collector reported that there
was still in the neighborhod 0f
$1800.00 of 1938 taxes yet unpaid,
An exten5don of time was granted
this official till June 5th to com-
plete
onplete this collection, where atter
that date all uncollected amounts ba
turned over to the county for
settlement. This is a final notice.
The following acocumte were paid
Boys, Boys refund of 'taxes lot 37,
Con. 1, $00.3'4; The Queen Alexan-
der Sanatarittm non paying patient
'$15,00; The Dept. of Health, insulin,
33c; The Standard trading office,
adv. by -latus, $9,55; The Advance-
Times, office, printing civeeOiest.
$4,70; D, Deacon, sheep claims
96.00; J, F. MnCtallmm, sheep valu-
er, $1.501 C. 0. F, halal rent, $4000;
Roofing !Supply 00., culvert pipe,
$252+7; Dom, Road Macb, CO„ pays
went on road maintainer $1775001
Ross Anderson, dragging 912,00; la
Buchanan, dragging 98,00; Wniterr
Cook, draging, $8,00; J, 'Vdneent,
dragging, 96.90; R, Scholtz dragging
$11.60; Ala Nesbit, dragging, 95.8+0..,
G. Robins001 rolling fence
J. Reavde, gas oil and grease, $965-
55; S. McBurney, Salary as .Bared
Suipt., $59;85.
Connctl odjournied., to -meet agafie
on Monday, jams 5th.
A..l;'oatet1Lelcl, Cion&„
Glamor Girls
Getting Go -By
New And tNuttier Line Of
Feminine Frills For Spring
S'ty'le exports, today ore ringing
the knell of the "glamour girl"
along with a healthy tune on the
cash register as a new and, nattier
line of demrinine trills heads for the
boulevards and the spring parade,
"Tho 'glamor girl' is definitely on
the shelf," said: one votary of Sohie-
parelti In a downtown Toronto
store, "She of the spunryarn tress-
es btllowiig on her shoulders, with
heavy Bostick, pale complexion
and very sophislticaeltd clothes, is
gone, Rn her ;glace we bane the
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