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The Brussels Post, 1919-7-17, Page 8Stare Vier to Town + Here is the place • to come for aj i •r Ea Flags for Decoration at from 3c, to 4Dcr each a tt� i0 ••[•ti+O+b+6•E•aa•F6••4'�•i.+•+�+Oi-®'F+ 4.4+.444.414-4+•+11,44444-0+04.4,4•110 •+0+•+• Jouteel Talcum hilted Toilt'L PreparationN Kleine Tooth Paste Tooth Brushes Toilet Waters Toilet Creams Toilet Soaps Kodaks Eastman's Films Boxed Stationery Writing Pada & Envelopes Fountain Pens and Inks Automobile Road Maps Shaving Sticks Shaving Creams Safety Razor Blades Effervescent Fruit Salts Fine Chocolates Chewing Gums Summer Fiction Latest Magazines Picture Post Cards Prescription Carefully Filled. P 1 2 A rowh There are many owners of this Camera, right around here, who are making splendid pictures with it. The 2A Brownie Box Camera makes pictures e x 4a inches, has fixed focus, very easy to under- stand and to operate. It is cover- ed with imitation leather, and metal parts are nickeled. If you have been thinking of the purchase of s Camera, without much outlay, you will be interest- ed in knowing that this depend- able Camera can be purchased for $3.00 Films Developed and Printed, The F. A. SMTH Store Druggist and Stationer Sa:• Choppin •T• 4. 4. 4, 4, 6 fi. Bocal Ti els stent$ JULY half gone. TIDY up the streets. Sae Local news on page 5. GET your supply of flags ready. RASPBBRRY picking is on the program. TELEPHONE Board met Tuesday of this week. THOUSANDS of little millers are on the program these days. IMPROVEMENTS are contemplated at the Excelsior Knitting factory SEND THE POST to the absentees, 6o cents gets it to Tan. 121, I92o. A coat of paint has improved the front of the garage of Harris & Little. ALEX, ANDERSON'S trotting mare took end money in one of the races at Wing. ham. New subscribers are being added to THE POST list. 6o cents gets it to Jane- aryp Ist xe2o. THERE must surely have been a show- er of little frogs by the numbers that were about last week. JNO. DUNCAN, who is a great poultry fancier, has been providing up•to•date quarters for his flock, BUTTER is a scarce article in town, barring the Creamery which keeps the public from starvation. ADDI'rIONAL electric light poles and wires have been put iu to illuminate Victoria Park during the Reunion, THERE was quite a turn out from this community on Saturday to the Orange gatberiugs at Wroxeter and letilverton, 0. HABEIRxhas engaged S. A. Wheel- er to assist him in his barber shop. Mr. Wheeler arrived home from overseas cavalry service a short time ago. ALFRED BAEKRR has invested In R dandy special Mcleaughliu car with California top, bought from Anderson Bros., the local agents. We expect Mr, Beaker and family will take real coo. fort out of it, S, WEMS riite's draft horse took a run away to itself last week attached to the heavy wagon, The horse took to the sidewalk at D. C. Ross' store and brought up at J. T, Ross' brick wall, No serious damage was done bat it look- ed dangerous for awhile for automobiles and plate glass. WILL COMBINE WITH RE•UNION,—.In- stead of holding a Peace Celebration on Saturday of this week, as some places will do, Brussels will combine the day's program with the Re -union of July 27, 28 and eg, It is expected the afternoons of Monday and Tuesday will be observed as holidays by the towns- people. Paz comfortable home of Mrs, G. N. McLaren has been sold to R. J. Bow- man, Morris township, for the sum of SBr000. Mrs, McLaren and family will remove to Midland, the £ormer's parent- al home. Many old friends will regret to see them leave Brussels. Owing to ill health Mr. Bowman recently sold his farm and will take up residence in town, FLAX MILL CO. SECURED PROPERTY,— Last week the Flax mill company closed a deal with W, F. Strettou f,r the leas. ing of what is known as the Revere House property and adjoining acres, 25 or more in all. It will make a capital place for the purposes it is designed to serve. A cement floor is being put in the barn and building will be utilized as a flax mill this season. The house will be occupied by the foreman and for of- fice and storehouse; purposes, This will be a good industry for both town and countryside as the Company is out to push business. We wish them the highest success and trust everybody will do what they can to aid in the progress Of the work, 1 CEMENT flooring is being put clown by i Dan Denman in 1315 horse •table which will be a big improvement. THE woodwork on the front of THE POST brick block received a new dress of paint that improved its appearance. THE house and lot on Queen street, known es the Newsom property, has been purchased by Miss Margaret Shed den, of town. HOME Welcome and Re -union dates for Brussels are July 27, 28 and 2q. It's going to be a dandy time, Don't miss it, See pages 4 and 5. 2 nice Heifer Calves for sola. Lot 20, Con, 7, Morris. Phone 4612. A. L. RD6eaLL, 8.2 RED Raspberries for sale, 16 cents a quart if picked by purchaser. Phone 2514. J. H. HOOTRR, Con, 11, Grey Twp. SPEcrACLAa lost between Jas. Douglas', 16th Con. Grey, end 8th Line, Morris. Willhfinder please leave them at Tan Poar and greatly ob- lige the owner. CHEAP work horse for sale, not old, Phone 218. STANLEY W HRELan, Lot t, Con, 8, Grey, 26 Little Piga, weaned, for sale. Phnno 4814. ARTHUR WAAD, Lot 20, Con. 38, Gray. Yoram Cow for sate, to freshen about Aug. lat. Lot 18, Con. 6, Morris. ,L 13:ut'ra, Brussels R. R. 4. MARINE Glasses in ease lost between Stan. ley Wheeler's, Gro township and Robert Nichols, 8th Line, Morris. Will finder kindly leave them at THE POST. SHtNOLRO.—Just arrived at Walton sawmill a car load of 6 x B. C. Shingles. eons Me - DONALD, Walton. BROOD Sow and 5 young Pigs for sale. Lute 56 and 00, 008.1, Morris. J, D. MrLL1R, Wroxeter Phone Bluevale P, 0. Lrve Pomanv wanted on Monday and Tues- day of each week, Phone No. 80 for prices, &a. R. THOtra0N, Bruseele, hTRAYEn on Lot 10, Con, 7, Gray township, n red heUer, with whits strippe, rising 2 years, Owner may have the same 1>y proving proper- ty and paying expenses, NoauaN LAtSONT, Ethel, Ont, Phone 3414. New Shone corn cultivator for sale at wholesale price. See S. CARTER, Brussels. TREARURE Range with n warming shelf, for sale at reasonable Write. BD. (708Lr8. Phone 067 Henfryn, CEDAR Fence Posts and Anchor Posts for sale, Apply 1,71i Lot 19, Con, 8, Morris, Phone 4610 Geo, E. R1*ADMAN, GET your lawn mower put in good working order by Geo, Edwards, 02MENTDramn Tile for sale, Phone 4720, ANY 500808 requiring organ cleaning or re. pairing should call Phone 87, Brussels, WANTRn.-Dead Horses and Cattle promptly removed within a radius of 20 m1108. No animal removed without the hide. Will pay from 58 to $5 for animals brought to factory. Phone at our expense. Phone (day) 12; (even- ing) 178, The Farmers'WinghaPertiilnsr Co;, Ltd., m. Dn. PAa1AR, Osteopathic Physician, visite Brussels Afonday afternoon of each week. Ohronio and nervous diseases auooessfully treated. Visits residences, Consultation at Queen's Hotel, THa 91st Highlanders' Band Is well worth going many miles to hear. They will he at Brussels Old Boys' Re -union, July 28 and zg. Don't miss them, PRESENTATION;. --'Before Rev, W. A. and Mrs. Matthews lent Colpoy's Bay circuit (where they have been for the past 6 years) for Kemhie circuit, their OCW charge, they were surprised by the Colpoys' congregation, at the borne of Reeve Witcher, and presented with an address and $2u•oo in gold to 80011 Osenclen congregation, on the same cir- cuit, showed then' appree'ation by pre. septation of a fine Club bag to Mr. Mat. thews and a serving tray and casserole to Mrs. Matthews. accompanied by a eulo- gietie address, complimenting recipients on their spl0od el work and expressing regret at their removal A suitable re. ply was merle ay Mr. Mattbewt;. A social evening was enjoyed the company singing Bir.st 1,e the tie that hinds" be- fore 9eparetteg Mit Mattews was a fernier 13rust,elit,' bring a sister to Mrs t 1 J. Gilpin and Tax PORT Editor. Kemhltl is 12 mites from Owen Sound, Will only run Monday, Wednesday arta Friday 01 each week Lintil tui'• tiler notice. JOHN LOGAN, Proprietor. Summer Wood! Ilave you ordered your Sunt. tiler Wood We have : '1`tlrners, per load;• $ 2 60 Jointer's in bundlesS 60 Mill Slabs, 14 inches 4 51) Basswood Stabs, 20 in .,3 60 Cash orders delivel'ed first. Order early, PR Assent Phone 18 ring 8 AEROPLANE—Brussels 28 and 29. 10111V GALBAITH has disposed of his speedy pacer, Lt e1llo Simmons, to w, Cudmore, Seafortb at a good figure. TEESWATER News has changed pro- prietors the new man being J. K. Brown, of Niagara Falls. We wish him glory and gold. WHILE playing a game of Foot ball on the park Fred Stevenson wrenched one of his knees and has been getting about with the be]of w p a rano, Tars week the plate glass window at W F. Strettoe's jewelry store has been lowered to better serve the purpose in the display of goods, It had been ar- ranged to suit the bank when put in. Tun local Branch of the W. C '1' D7. will bold its regular meeting Thursday afternoon of this week, at 3 p m., at the home of Mrs. Robert Dark, Qneeu street, Coming referendum campaign will be one of the questions to be discus- sed. New flag staff was put up on roof of Town Hall on Monday, We will whisper something in your eat' if you don't breathe it :—The Town Hall is to have a dress of paint and some say a new roof, It is the or'iginsl shingles that went on nearly 45 years ago that are doing duty, NEXT YEAR, LEAP YEAR.—The last lime there was a lapse of 8 years with- out a leap year was from 1896 to 1954. The next leap year will be egeo. The leap year rule is as follows :—It is every 4th year which Ieaps over a day more than a common year, a day being added to Februsry, except years divisible by moo, of which years divisible 400 are leap years. TORONTO CONSERYATORY, — MisSeS Dorothea Stafford and Kathleen Mc- Laren, of town, were successful in tak- ing their Junior piano exams., Miss Dorothea obtaining honors, Miss Mar- garet Brvdges, Belgrave, passed success- ful her Primary piano and Miss Elaine Dennison, of town, passed the Element. miry Theory entitled certificate exam. The girls wrote at I.is'owel and are the pupils cf Mies Mae Willcluson. Con- gratulations are extended. ONLY SON DIED.—The sad news was re- ceived here last Tuesday of the death of Leslie, only son of Frank and Mrs. Oliver, Tillsonburg, aged g years, from Diphtheria. He was only ill n feW days. Funeral was private on Tuesday. The father is ill with the same disease but we hope be will soon be better. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver will be deeply sympath- ised with in their sadden bereavement, Mr. Oliver is a son of Mrs Faruk Oliver, Brussels and a brother to Jno. Oliver and Mrs Jane Thompson, JUNE Wel nmNO,—Palmerston Specta• tor of last week says:—A very pretty June wedding took place on Wednesday, June 15th, RI the hntne of R and Mrs Goodwin, Best itia'n street, when their eldest daughter, Mabel Elizabeth (Bessie) became the bride of Wyman B Sperling, of the Government Mail Department, The home was beautifully decorated with roses, ferns and orange blossoms. Promptly at 3 3o, while "Lohengrins" Wedding March was played by the bride's sister, Miss Nellie Goodwin, Mr Sperling entered the parlor wearing a neat civilian suit, his only decoration be- ing his well-earned Service Pio (he haw. ing been in the King's service 2 years.) Mr. Goodwin escorted his fair young daughter, who was dressed in white georgette crepe and satin to the parlor and gave her away in marriage, placing her beneath a bell of orange blossoms beside the groom, Rev. J. E Rockcy, pastor of Methodist Church, read the beautiful ring service of the church and p100000oed them man and wife, in the p1 esence of a lerge gathering of relatives and intimate friends, After sincere congratulations, a buffet luncheon Wes server! by a bevy of young girls, cousins of the bride, Little Elsie Rayson made a pretty little cake hearer dressed in wbite voile. The bride then changed her bridal robe end the groom's gift, which was a true lover's knot set with pearls and came down dressed iu a very becoming suit of sand serge with hat to match. During the signing of the regis- ter Miss Nellie Goodwin sang Corp sweetly, "All Mine Alone" being accom- panied on the piano by Mrs, V. G, Manch, Stratford 1 the groom's gift to her being a cameo ring set with pearls. Mr. and Mrs. Sperling left on the $ 42 train for the'r n'W home on Becher street, London amid showers of rose leaves and cnnfctti, representing .the best wishes of many sincere friends for their happiness ou the voyage of life, Guests were present from 'Toronto, Lnncdnn, St, Marys, Brunets, Stevens. villa and Whitechurch, Mao y beauti- ful end ereetty gifts were received by the voting people, errtoug them a large end morel aluminum shower, which contain- ed ecrtalnly the last wend in aluminum ware from the employees of the 1', Bal- m Dressmaking department ofTomtit 0, where the ht ide had been for some time. They Will be At Home after July rob. Tfta Cbatitaiss tta ,:terrain being pat i on at Wingham July 17 - 83 is an excel- 1 lent one and will be a genuine treat. i i Talent is A 1 as will be uoticed by names tn0ntrc n d ,u advc, in tial t''itt, 1;'onttna im.tiiutc will convent mita. 1 Public Library Audience room, l rltlay afternoon lit 4 o'clock, 'l'optc,-The value of vegetables In the diet," will be ineeduned by Mre W. 8, Scott, Cur - 1 rent events ...vitt be in charge of Mrs, A. .Machan "Lrt r- l..trr nt the anneal Cost- -eT01011, 1 :A is reole.wcatte will be given. A cor3.ai invitation It extended to all ladies. - THE send annual Qonvertioo of Hur- on Co, Woman', Christine Temperance union will be held in the Methodist cbt'rcli, Wingham, July 24th Rud 25111, commencing et 1.30—July 2411). Dele• gates will he present from the 11 unions F the Comity. Miss Emma Pugsley, Vire-President of the Provincial W. C '1 D., with be one of the speakers and wilt give her notable address, "Why vote N..' at evening session, on July 24113. Public cordially invited to attend the scs:uur of this Couveutlun. hire. A.. T. Couper. Clinton is the Co, Cor, - Reify $$ tt People We Talk About 1 Miss Winnie Loug is visiting in 1'or- n1100, Mrs. W. W. Harris has been visiting at Rot heat', Nits 11 Churchill and daughter were Visiting relatives near Monkion. Miss Sadie Seebaver, Molesworth, Was a visitor with Miss Margaret Robin - 0011. Miss Eleanor Jordan has taken a posi- tion on the Telephone operating staff at Guelph. Misses Georgia and Bethel Kerr, Tor- onto, are home for a holiday for a few weeks Mr, Wm, A. Honey, Toronto, spent part of the week visiting Brussels friends. Miss Jessie Menzies and Miss Mina Dunbar were visitors with Mrs, S, Car- ter last week. Mrs R. F. Downing end Miss Mar- garet were holidaying with Stratford friends this week, Misses Olive and Jean Jackson, who are here from Moosejaw, were holi- daying at Grand Bend, D. Elutebioson, of Havelock, is visit- ing with Earl and Mrs. Cunningham He is a brother of the latter. Mrs. Alfred McMillan end daughter Ruth, of Port Arthur, are here on a visit with relatives aud friends. D Denman has heeu laid aside from his usual activity by an attack of Ium• bago but we hope he will soon be u. k. L. Lamont, B. A , has gone to Mimico where he will teach in the In• dustriat School for the nest two months. Mrs Robertson and children, of Col- liagwood, are welcome visitors. The former is a daughter of Mrs. H, McKie- nou, Donald B. and Mrs, Ross and Miss Muriel Ross, of Minnedosa, Manitoba, are visiting at Alex, Ross'. Princess street. Misses Eva and Carrie IvlcCracken are back from an enjovabie trip down the St. Lawrence to Quebec and up the Saguenay river, Cecil McKinnon left Brussels last Monday to resume his position on the staff of the Bank of Nova Scotia, He reported at 'Toronto, A former Brusselite is here on a holi• day from Cadillac, Micb., in the person of Philip Seel, He is a brother of Chris. Sell, of town, and Charlie, Cranbrook. James and Mrs. Mainland, of Florida, end their neice Miss Chapman, of Georgia, are guests at Melville manse. The former is a brother of the hostess. AIrs. R. Leatherdale is back from an extended visit to Toronto and Fergus, Mrs, R. A, Pryne and children, Toronto accompanied her to Brussels. Mrs. Pryne is a daughter, Will. Long has gone to Toronto where he has resumed his former post with the Bank of Nova Scotia. He resigned to don the King's colors and recently re- turned from Siberia. Miss leen Coutts, Chicago, is a wel- come visitor with relatives and friends iu Brussels for a few weeks. Her par- ents were former residents of town, her mother being Miss Cbristena Menzies, Mrs. Mary Keys is home from Toron- to „hither she went owing to the illness of her son George. We are glad to state he is improving and was able to sit up before his mother left. He was a very sick man. Last Friday W. H. Kerr attended a meeting of tate London Conference Mis- sion iry Committee, of which he is a member, at St. Thomas. Meeting dealt with the Forward Movement for Mts. Slone and other church funds An or. ganfzation was formed to promote the plans. 'CONSTRI).C- TION is the order of the day,If Z r ?t F'-1vc fnriueil the Save lugs h, bit yon arc prepared to 733eet its opportunities; if pot, recoil yo11r method:4 and begin today. We have a Savings Department at every Branch. 200 THE T 1 at$ OF CANAI-` A BRUSSELS BRANCH G. H. SAM'S - - MANAGOR Dr, George Ross was home for a few days from Chatham Rev. W. E and Mrs. Stafford, Miss Dorothea and Gerald Left Brussels last Friday for a month's vacation to New York. J. T. Wood, and Fred, and Miss Mao and bliss Nellie Fox motored to Singhamptou and Washaga bench for the week end, Miss Juneve Taylor left last Monday for Rosetowa, Sask., where she has al- cepted a position as school teacher. We wish her success. H. Milligan, who recently arrived home from overseas; assumed his old position as teller in the Bank of Nova Scotia, here on Wednesdey, Mr. Scar- lett, who bas been supplying since Miss Hoover went to California, will go to Detroit we understand. Saturday evening's train brought back to town Pte. Harry Fox from over- seas looking in good trim, the voyage be- ing made on the Olympic. He is the second son of Druggist and Mrs. Fox and is warmly welcomed to the old town. Harry was abroad 3 years and 3 months. A former well known resident of Brus- sels, in the person of T. D Ronald, now 01 Windsor, is visiting iu town and locality. He stands the passing years wonderfully well. Mrs. Juo Broad - foot, 15th Con. Grey township, is a sis- ter of Mr. Ronald's, He will likely re- main for the Old Boys' Re -union. Reuben and Mrs. Hlndes and daugh- ter, Mildred, of Albion, Michigan, were here for a visit over the week end, It is 21 years since the former left Brus- sels. He is a son of the late Samuel and Mrs. Hiudes who resided here for years Mr, abides found a good many old friends and the pleasure of re union was mutual. The visitors were unable to remain for the Re -union. Pte. john Fulton arrived in town by last Saturday night's train from over- seas. He spent 3 years over there in the military car shops at Hythe, Eng- land, Mr. Fulton calve by the Em- press of Britain. His home is at Por- tage.la-Prairie, Man., but he will visit relatives and old friends for a month be - Counter Check Books THE POST is prepared to sup- ply the various styles of Counter Cheek Books on short notice, Samples may be seen and prices ascertained by calling at our office, You cels buy as cheap from us as from any company. Let us have your order. THE POST, BRUSSELS l I t1111110 tl t8ef„ 11i,itr 54115 1' How do Your SPECTACLES suit? LEGISLATION protecting the public from the Hawker, Travelling and Faker Opticians is now in force. Come to an authorized Optician where you get all work Guaranteed. Bifocals Cleared, Frames Fitted Properly and no ancient Frames put on you. Every- thing up-to-date. Prices moderate. Call and see me. W. F. F. Stretton Marriage Licenses. Jeweler and Optician. "r r +000010PO+$M0X0041+ 174000SIOS sSiDP'o VO'�i'ti da ae',=s"7,". "t 'e'M.JtexlaSe ee rug Stor THF STORE ars,t�ttrsa�u�rs.�7;tixriw�r�tw: Weekly ws • lenaleu m • 0 O It......,..... G. g One oi' the very Pyrollna Tired Feat For preven tion and treatment of Pyorrhea er mt - c "e and the thou of Trench Mouth, Bleed - w 1lest Disil�fecta its mg,Spongy • and Rerading t3 Guma. Simply • We now have a nand as a ® good stock of the monlhi wash, a above on hand prt gives splendid • up in 2 sizes— results, Large 80c and 00c cans bottle 60c. • 13 0 4. s3 Paekag Suet the thing for a real Pic-nic. itz s The package contaire 6 Paper Plates • 8 Paper Napkins 1 Table Cover 40x54 Not to be won - tiered at these very hot hays. Have you tried PENSLAIt TREAD EASY: Very onoli118 and comfort. log to the feet. Put lip in 25o, Shatter top tau. Picnic •• tD lti 'b '6 4. • • 4 ••• • a • 0•O • 0 JAMES FOX m • • W orae oteieeasoscaumeeetcesioE5 aooies)sec'Jet•¢! y000,1,000ese•©eco,,,ee, 25c per pkge. Fan OBS .' liep tok the keep Ll tetltperatlll'e clown. They are at 1)059801 very ktu'd to prorttre but we have a couple of very welly linen at 10c and Ids that anatwes'a the purpose well. for toe Warm heather Nothing graces a Verandah 01' Lawn tench nicer than a good Hammock, We have a good stork to choose Pram both as to color and price. Just the thing for the Old Boys' Reunion Razor Strops For those who shave them- selves nothing adds more to the comfort of a good shave than a good Razor Strop. All Pi'ices, R Was His Own Slater was absorbed in the evening news whets hie young sou'e crying disturbed hits. "What is that child howling for now 1)" he demanded irasrib- ly"He wants hie own way," said Mrs, Slater. "Well," argued Slater absent- mindedly as his eye fell on a particularly interesting item "If ite his why don't you let hila have it Y' Ladies' Travelling Bolls A most useful artiele when going on a hol- iday, Rubber hued and [hand- somely gotten up in every way. From 60o to S2 00. DRUGGIST and STATIONER C9 a 4. • 13 13 • 0 03 G 05 4. 22 Q3 p e1 01 n 0 8t t) 22 0 a Et s O 0 €a 0 Oil tr 0 0 sc 0) fl 0 • • 0 m O 0 O (0 0 tl 00 6 fore going West. He is tvelconte back to town. Church Chimes DIED BttmOHAU,—In Hallett township, on July 1411*, 1010, Ray Moses, beloved wife of A.B. Brigham, need 02 years. OLTvale.—At 'rlllsonburg, on July 10113, 1019, Leslie, only son of Mr, find Mrs, Prank Oliver, need 0 years, Rev. D. Wren, 06. A., Mount Forest, formerly of Brussels was elected Presi- dent of the Summer School that bas been meeting annually at Wiarton. Pan Wheat He'll fill the hill all right. Spring Wheat A Thanksgiving service will be held ?ate Saturday evening of this week, in St- : Hsrley John's church, at 7 3o o'clock, c0m• Butter memorative of the proclamation of Rggs Peace. The public invited. 1 Wooi Last Sabbath morning in connection : Potatoes per bag with the union service in Melville HAY church Rev. Mr. Mann preached from Wool (unwashed): Prov 20-27 "The spirit of man is the ' candle of the Lord." Miss Isabel Strachan sang a choice solo. In the evening, in the Methodist church Mr. Mann gave a fine practical address on the Forward Movement, his text being Romans 12-m. I beseech von by the mercies of God that ye present your bodies a living sacrifice. &c." A most appropriate solo was rendered by Miss Addie Sperling, Toronto, entitled "My Task," Farm for Sale 022 05 06 1 65 00 42 22 26 70 18 00 46 52 10 2 05 1 66 Bo 40 22 42a 76 20 00 60 Teacher Waited Teacher wanted for S No, 0, Morris Town - Mlle, duties ng' elary expected, Vacation. be re. delved by the undersigned. WALTER Y LL, Seo.•Troas„ Phone 0810 Brussels R. R. 6. BORN BERNARD; In Morris Township, on July 12111, 1319, to Mr, and Mrs. Earl L. Bernard, a daughter—Janey Elizabeth, , Gn1FS•ITa.—In Rowiek township, on July 7th, 1910, to Mr. and Mrs. R. Griffith, a son, MARRIED AGAa—Rene—At the Manse, Belgrayo by Rev, A. M. Boyle, on July 1211,, 1010, Mr. Geo. E. Agar to Mise Gertrude Isabel, old - eat daughter of 6b•, and Mrs, Joseph Robb, all of Morris township, IN MEMORIAM LoTT.—In loving memory of Plight Lieutenant Charles Wilfred Lott. who lost Isle life July 20th, 1018 ht the 22nd ynnr of his age while flying in 'Malar He woo buried nt Vallet- ta, July 21st, with Mllitnry honors. In his diary we found this calm essurnnoe : "I feel fully prepared at any time to enter the Great Beyond," and on the fly leaf of Ids much used Bible were written those ringing words of St, Paul : "I know In whom Ihave believed," Finn 108 sere farm for sale, being Lot 20, Con, 14, Grey township. 00 acres cleared, balance bush and pasture. Good buildings, collaieting of frame house, bank born, driving shod and up -to -dote poultry house. Good venter, wind- mill, Soo 4 miles front Ethel and 2% miles from i4ltNaught, on C. P. R. Nor Pnrther per- tiouhars as to price, tonne, ,ko., apnly en the premixes or it by letter to Brussels rWIL It, For Sale As I have sold machinery out of my [ranting Mill Factory I have two Gilson Gasoline En- gines for sole—ono 12 -it, p. and t110 other 14 h. p, both. almost new, Also Gasoline Cemmtt Mixer, udth Wheelbarrows, Planar, etc, Will sell the factory building which is 12x20 feet, Oen be sold Su two parts. Have also n quantity of Dressed Lumber and Home good Ostler Posts Pure Bred White Leghorn Eggs. Stook fron 0, A, U., at 50 each, Phone 864 41-tf S. S. COLE, Ethel, THE Season is well under way, but you yet have time—if you place your order immediately—to have your Engraving done before the Old Boys' Re -union, many of whom will visit our Cemetery. All Lettering entrusted to me will be neatly clone and in the best style. Why not improve your lot with a set of posts or have a Marker placed 'at the foot of each grave with the name of the departed en- graved thereon. MIMMILOWOMMI Brussels Granite and Marble Works A. E. HERSEY, Proprietor.