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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1917-11-30, Page 3NOE The [avour Lasts EfiSFND EUROPE SE G:RLS- IN "f • -IEREIM IN AU lt,VEft !U SIN FOR Made In. Canada 16 vs �I1 • L7 •e5s ra4�iaAL1.MN1¢.'ki 1 • sive of Ste* ua ity Witted 1871 Faiit PS USIIIOSS s, attenticin- gvels. to the- Waimea of Farmers' and. Dealers Live Steck Sale notet eelleded, faVerable Sivifigs Department, DepOlite' Oft $1.00 and UpWailt :144$144„,,44 Tittered *CO gilded to aceorndOvase & year. Illi It Of Nli 0 is ii is ai is \ SEAFORH BRANCH: IL M. 4ONES, Manager. 1, • lg. 44 • la ;.4..„;,-*„....: helical took Plate on .Friday afternoon made his home since. the- detnese of WALTON.1, top te defeat theiratiser and hell) 'You. e Let us at home "go to it" also by mak- ing the Victory Loan a big success. The boys at the front, go over the Obituary. ----Last Sundey afternoon a well known and highly lesteemed eld, resident of -this locality, in the person 41 Mrs. James Murray, passed away, .aged 68 :sear& A year ago When. she ZURICH 'The Exemption Tribunal.—Tribunal No 431 which is sitting in Zurich, has Brussels, to the nome of en old friend, been -working industriously since Nov- Mrs, D. B. Moore, to be near _her ember 10th. The following is the re- eihysician arid to have nurse caret and it was not expected that her spail esf life would be Iong extended but her vitality was a surprise to e.verybody althousth at timee She was a great eufferer. The deceased's maiden name was Isabella J. Murchie, of MeKillois 'township, She was married to the late james Murray, 50 years ago next April, and resided in their coMfortable home on the 9th cences- sion. Mr. Murray predeceased hit wife seven years, Twb sons, Alex. and William, survive, ailed I are resi- dents of this locality'. Mrst. Murray was a faithful member of Duff's ehureh, and when able was en ietive worker. On Sunday evening a short service was' eimducted by Rev. A. 3. Mann, at the home of Mrs. Moore, Brussels, after which the remains were eenyeyed to her former home bere, from wiiettee the funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon.. to the familttplot in Brussels cemetery; the eervice being, conducted by Rev. R. A. The night before the Victory Loan closes, the electric lights hi the cities - will flash all light* four times in sue- -eO•ssion. These flashes will mean, • ',Buy a Victory' Bond." Get your Bond „ Uwe. so that you will not need this re• suit of the exemption clainis up to and including Tuesdey„ November e0. Exemption Claims ' Allovied: Emery Stebbins, David J. FusstFrank Hagen Herbert C. Bender, Peter' Dnchafme, Alfred Sreenan, John Ts: Rau, Edward. Brisson, Albert A,. Gaieer, T -Pen- ling, Noah Gratton, leiuis Farrell, Al - F. F. Miller, Theo. C. Haberer, George E. Johnston, 41vin McBride, 'Wilfrid Laporte, L. A. Reyes, Meses Beech -- ler, Elmer Pickering, Mervin Picker- kere.W. H. Miller, George W. Link, John G. Stire, Thomas Dinsmore, jer- Taylor, Aarcin E. Oestreicher, Sam Brenner. Maxim Peanso, W.N.Hick- eY, Dan Denornme, Emerson Snider, Jerry Mero, Albert Keys, G. E. Troy- er, Milne Rader, Elmore Deters, Or- ville Taylor, Fuss Henry, Harry Loch - her, W. F. Bierling, L. Finkbeiner, Albert Smith, Alex. McEaehen, Albert Alderson, john Denomy, Bernard Hartman, W. C. tallier, Phillip J. De - Melvin C.' Browne, Garfield Brown, B. -Williamson, Jae -des, E. Lindsay, E. P. Westone ailley, E. X. Krueger, ' Iteiretnierlisier'Oeicit; C. Pope, elbereG, 3..A. Wit- Jordan—ltfotelfoot.—.AU event of , 'd heir 'ofahe ilotetast `young tallith - he 'Iteqtrrti tier 'having" been granted R, ices St` trie71i,=: Proedfobt, Waterloo street,. Thiel Tell Miiiera Gain elige ceremony took piece ine St. bat • C4eorge/S ntitireb, sOthielt ae• ye* isret--[ GagstAttttte: Deters is 34114, ariEr ed • ti of seal trimitied mg ;the out Of town ' rasa- - eller WPitkson's igisitte Mrs. DbuglattetMisa Steve on, Miss Beith and 'Miss Charles, Toronto; and Mrs. McKinnon, of D it. Lieuti - after the ceremony for' their oney- rayon trip, and will bee beck i tieing o cast their votes itt - elec- tion. Very beautiful peeeentet icoOre testimony to the esteems of ecnanY - friends for the populer yanng people, both o.f whom have grewri up in this town, and are very highly Osteemed. • Bette:e )_eavee Canada in debt to, you The Ijette Duncan, Taylor. • teemed resident (et this ttglnee,rin the nee ae, at the age- isf 69 years and six Months. ship, Wate'rloo Connty, 1.848, and calm to the third conoession, of Grey YOrs of -age, *here he greiti to man - Mod. Forty-seven years 4.10_ he was united in marriage to Miss Margeret Wilson, wine died July litte 1916. A great sorrow' came to theif fanitly on June 17 1882. when the three sons, Robert sAinlrew and Dougald were ismothered in a large oat btin in which they ,had been playing and were un- able to lift .the..lid make anyone tear. -On account of tailiAg tietalth rir,, and Mrs, Taylor sold !their Tirm and came 'to Brussels to'five, .eight yeare . Mr. Taylor's health had liOt been robuet since hiS1 wife died. hopes4.7of improvenient.s1 be under- went an opetation on Julti 4th, and anearently eves doing W411 bat his Wari unable tO TeefLill his 010 vigor and .he gradually failed. until titel,:end came tenance and affable Wanner; he made ftiends wherever lee church and for elev recentor in Knox chtuef WINE Mrs..? 1-1; Blanche,„ ;St, ..,Paraphilit.' Qlue, Writes•—"I :ha* obtained medipine tiitit one. ran de - POO upon. .to promtitly eure bowel lets eeeeik fail to- relieve the tittle one and beSidee.tlate mother- has; the guar- antee of -a g9Vertfrkir 'analyst that they are ybspidely afe. They are sold ley tnedicine dealers or by mail_ at 25 cents a bex from The Dr. Wil- liams' Itiedicine*Ce'r Brockville, Ont. Two Psalms and the Geneses. on, high iS mightier th140-0,41114140 oiln,y waters, yea,. :in addition to bemg a p was. He Presbyter - ears was testi singer on tehieli. ,the. Court Icheeleits Preach - imp a and Ludendo , the two lightnings of war. The service "is said to have been one cif the,injst iinpressive held ta the cathedral during the ,war." The Kaiser,- Hilidelthlag, anti Dr. 'Whitens were: blessed .14 the roost affeating -manner ' by the courtly chaplain. „ Net the' ninety:third, bat the ninety-fourth, Walk furnishes the the sweet German humanities in this "0 Lord lied, to whom. vengeasee geance beiongeth-, 'show thyself. ' ererth; reader a regard to the proud. "liord,.how long stall the wicked. hove 'Ong shill the Wicked triumph? "govr long than they utter and ' speak hard things? and all the .wort - "They break in. pieces thy People, "They slay the. widow ald the stranger, and murder th.e fatherless. "Yet thesik say-, The Lord shau not Bee, neither shall tne God of Jacob regard itt That is the Pealm ot the AWes, Farmers in the Artily. be was a -Teat lover (if the violin ancl -was always welcome circle.- The surviving -,xne Miss Juneve, bath of -13 ibe ers `of the Aeon and els. The Ns - The Canadiae tarraers have, doge their share in defending the cause 4, the Bmpire. :Sir Edward Icecap cently stated, that up to June:30 eaforth s Men's Neckwea 1 Presents—This Year More Than Ever mas Store Now at its Ver tIN A FANCY BOX VVERY year we eem .14 to have nicer,' rel - tier, better Neckwea for This year wil be no exception. We ave handsome silks and nit - ted ties in special X as Prices 25c to 111-; Mufflers IN A 114oNCY BOX IF there is one cleOrt- I pent Oat. is beter reatlyiiWell fOr Christ AS Sweater Coa s lif4 A FANCY BOX OR every one. isIo matter whom y u wish to give to 'we h" ye a S4Iptter Oat to ,suit -7 - Man, .,WOrnan or Chqd can be'fitted here in . any co* 'es *ar,e. 75e'M 510, wanted color or . weave, Every ,coata beauty. The 4 •smdking . -aok ts.„ . SEP. 41iim" at hte 'Aiiith,the gift of g,fts for Men.. ' What -woiild more acceptable or . cOrn- eta* house gowns. - imi Men's Furnishings IN A HOLLY BOX 1 Fancy Sox.... 25c fo 75c LaunOry B*s 15c. .to 7sc Arm Ban& 25C tO 50C Garters 25c to soc Fur Collars.... $4.iiii4:50 .11 Mail or phone your ora- ers, we will fill them carefully d repay Stage, e or press. c mtul ot Happy' Suggestions for Christmas lindreds of Useful, Sensible Christmas Gifts, in handsome boxes that are sure to plep.se and that will not oirer-tax yout pocket book either. You'll find just what you wanted here. COME Ok;ITEN, Handkerchief Sectipns For Men'. Women and Children, are ready tpr the great Xmas Season. HE HANDKERCHIEF is probably the most popular of all Christmas Gifts. Nothing has been left undone to get an as - !talent equal tO the demands of the hundreds of people who will ake pUrchases tiere. Whether it be the more costly or moderately iced handkerchief you require you will find very charMing speci- ens -here in Irish Linen, Embroidered; Scolloped or Hem - itched Lace Edges. Handkerchiefs of ever known kind for Men, omen 'and. Children. No.present iroli could give othee: s.:14.130 :halt so ac - live her pleasure for years to inent to the,hon*:11We,.have !. tOSI Chr isthuts Furs There eseni.so highly prized' ble or logking skowtrit Omit Flirt irref XPlas !cadet -411', Will be (iivc Gloves for Chritmas you will find an exceptionally good stock of Gloves here always. But at Christmas time we are at our best. T e variety of styles and shades, the 'reliability of the makes; the excep ionally good qual- ity at the .reasonable prices makes our gloves a f vorite Xmas gift. We will cheerfully 'exchange tor proper sizes after Christmas. 25c to $3 00 25c to 75c Men's *omen's tobtellas • There isio wide range 44**Y rellu 'here. rPie 044 of hese iiinbrellas,togethier -with he handsoine handles, Make' h e very interesting as mas presents. 'You will find ne to suit here, whether for an, woMan or child. Prices figaindry Bags. .Stam Line Boudoir to Is x.25 to sox, - .50 to 1.50 rips. RTH. Stylish uTHERE is the Ladyz. Hand Bags, TV who would notiapt. preciate one -of our new style hand. bags. There is nothing newer made than the ones we are showing. A useful pres- ent that is sure to please. They are from 25e to $9 Silk Underwear MADE of pink or.!/hite. chene silk, trimmed with .Caritisole and envelope. 1 to $411110. -i.iithuot,s,:1.1!mreit°41rr-;Te!-uu:hirC-:k°0:4.aiWscchnbt::::-. der 'Prices It* 475040.171705-e eques:an4 icnitte4 Caps A LL the new ideas ht - Women's' Knitted Caps are shown. first ' irk Ithis store. Our lines are very complete with a .spIendid Christmas Assortment, 25c to $1,00 Wo,nicn's ee _ear A1ECKWAR ,a LI been traditional gift for *any: year$. nis year we have a most fas- cinating Olectiou of im- ported noielties, folic* ties, . silk stock collars, haen-40 lats of- every kind and size. Prices are 15e to $2.00 Shop early in 'day n d early in e week ands a shop hie e,