The Brussels Post, 1916-8-10, Page 4rbc ir'nsori ` 0'st
THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1916
From Rramshott Camp
Deter l 1$IDITOR.— After slaying in
the city of Staok Loon f,n• the past 9
menthe the (161.11 Batt, left on Ante
12111 for eveee8etas. We remitted Heli-
fax June 191h, went on board the Em-
press of Britain 0120th, pulled out of
the dock anti anchored In the bay,
On ;lune 21s1 we pilled out of, the
bay with 4,000 soldiers on board 101(1
ac:otnpauied by the sLeamehip rYlis-
satiabie with 3,000 soldiers for over-
seas set vire. Had a cruiser all the
way and the last 2 days two torpedo
boats met us and stayed by us till we
reached Liverpool, We were 8 days
on the pond. In reaching our destina-
tion in seanishntt Camp we met many
soldiers who Ore drilling every day
under very strict discipline anti get-
ting prepared for the front which will
ben a very short time, What news
I eauu collect from conveesatfons and
from wounded soldiers from the front
and also in the papers this war will
last for another year but the Allies
are sure to win. It will be a glorious
clay when the great struggle ie Over
and we have woe the victory. I re -
mein Rome (CARR
I would be pleased to hear from any
of my friends so J will give my address
which will be during my absence from
Canada,
PTE, ROB'r, CARR,
4011) Bette 13, Coy.
Blainsltntt Camp,
England, Hants,
We were transferred from the 6611)
Batt. to the 46th Batt.
England, July 20th, 1916.
Letters from Major McCrimmon
and Major Jewitt
REV. 0>t0, JEWITT,
Springfield, Ont,
DEAR $IR : — Your8011, Major
Jewitt, before leaving for the front,
asked me to drop you a line and let
you knew that he had gone, He and
six other officers left us on Saturday
morning, July 1st, for the 1st Batta-
lion in France. We were all very
sorry to have them leave us, amt yet
we could not but congratulate and
rejoice with them in the fact that
they were about to realize their am-
bitions and meet the enemy face to
face,
I was personally very sorry to lose
Major Jewitt's services to Lhe bat-
talion. His place here will be very
hard to fill, I•Ie was looked on by all
as one of our very best officer's and
that is slaying 01117te to lot, for we have
had a lot of very fine fellows among
the officers of the 33rd Batt. But in
this case our loss is the 1st. Battalion's
gain. We have sent in all about 12, or
14 officers to that'init. I have always
admired Major Jewitt's qualities as an
officer, but never admired them more
than I did when he came into the of-
fice abort a week ego and handed in
his applicatiou to revert to the rank
of captain so that he might the sooner
get to the front. His commanding of-
ficer and also the Brigadier tried to
get hint to reconsider hie decision, but
110. It was not rank that he wanted
so 0111011, ale it wax 8515100 to his Piing
and Country in the tame of need.
What an example t0 those who try
to hide behind all kind of excuses at
home.
I hope and pray that he may be
long spared to the services of his Bing
and Century and that he may he re -
tinned al of 5
tutelto our all o health i it c
strength. Y Yours very artily,
J. D. \leCettetttos,
Major .ill 1 at'; •r Batt,
t ,
West Sandlin 6+ ;1d ,JulY 2, 19
10
Time t1tepded to Oct, 1st,
lit eespau',t to a number tee n egueste
the (late of eti eivitg past clue sub
eluputxlie to 1 w Pus'L',or 1
td the 81:110 tate, has been extended
to 0 sober let 1910, sn tax 111 .give
ample oppo 1 (Ilily to ((1l.
We tare gr:atetld to 1 he huge num-
bee win, have squared up and 15111115&1
foe 11)17 and will be pleased to hear
from others during the coating 110
clays.
'.1'11 to PowT.
Will, and I going roman' and 11101
with 110 immediate prospect of going,'
However, he is in the right corps and
will get Itis (.louvre fn date course,
West Satiating, June 2611), 1010.
R'eote yesterday but will write
again before the Canadian mall is
collected this evening. AVo didn't go
today as expected. Have heard
vet belly that we .may not go until
Wednesday next, s0 will be rivet• to
have my first of July in Prance.
I feegol to say that 8nelc9 fee both
Will. and myself avill be ill order uoty,
far it, fs11 151(01111 jib keeping clean
over there, and 50 hard on feet, so weI
will be able to use, with thanks, all
pairs that may be sect across,
I sent oaf the views of ('51115111)1).7
Cathedral this 111:n (dog, 1111)1 sorry
lhal in them there is not nue of the
little French Huguenot Chapel which
teas lifted by exiled French at the
lame of t11510 pre8ecution 111 leratlee.
Every Sunday afteruoun at 8 o'clock
there 15 91111 It 50) 0105 in French and iL
is one of the gn'tiu(est of all the parts
of the catltedrttl.
Dunt worry ut all, ail we feel that 1
we are in Goal's hands and what He
decrees will be the best,
June 2611).
DEARLeT FOLKS :—Off this nun Meg 1
for 7ranee so just a few litres before
we go. I went op to London wit
Lieut. \'oyee and Lieut, Bill Beadle
who used to room. with The at (Ilia
ham, on Thursday afternoo11, bough
badges, etc., and back on Pride
morning, When I arrived batik
founts that the Divisional Officer ha
made a belated 1•ffoet to stop In
from going uu account of the bei ug
Major. flowerer, 1 Intatll'd over 1
the 111igade Officer and soon had 111
officers straighten things out, so I go
ray me1er0 for embarkation us well asemthe rest. So no matter what se
people may say, you will know (1111
Yj
f -I
yblooming things, Then the blg guns
1 • booming, and gas in the distance be-
ll ing tried out—in fact all the real war-
e; ftere,
p• ! Nuts, dear folks don't you won 17 at
1 all about us out here ; we are fine and
e dandy and will be for some tittle to
1 Done, lint all the riptimivin atmnt the
8 vat• being finished early this hall isn't
e 1.5111/8511 out here, no One seems 1.0
t thinlc it will be over for a good your
SAVE
YOUR
MONEY
FOR THE
DOVINION WAR LOAN
TO BE ISSUED IN SEPTEMBER.
By purchasing a bond you will help
to WIN THE WAR and obtain for
yourself an investment of the highest
class yielding a most attractive rate
of interest,
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
OTTAWA.
toy reversion is solely at my own IT
11110st ligninst the 5510+1105 of 1>10101ona
Btigad11r and Regimental officers
but date solely to the fact that 1 haw
a good opportunity to join the on
battalion I especially desired ; tan
will be able to do my bit now an
have clone with it, no more hangin
around here waiting, everlastingly
waiting.
Ree are turd 11g 1115 8 Sill a. 01. train
to Folkstone, reporting to hlrl hark
tint) Of7Jr•ee at 10 36 a, t n. and leave
about noon. Is takes ohmic ttvn
hours to go over flout Polketone to
I3ulogm', from there we go to the
front. Now deal' folks 111.11'1 (5 1) y
at. all. R'e ace all in GoJ's Mottle and
what He wills is het. Now that you
have 1.1vo of us in Prance. I am pray-
ing that. George (nay be kept here for
to long time. Of molest. thin. doesn't
meet with his wishes, but I 1111nic he
will be herr for Tillie 111115, It is
rather haul to leave the old battalion,
but it. really is only a poor skeleton
now and there will he 10 1131.11 0113ee05
in the lot, so that isn't 100 bad. It is
harder stillto think r o n
tt 1 t th nl tf o folks at
home worrying, lout I hole you won't
de too mucin 01 that. It is a great
thing that in Canada thele are the
bonne folks praying for nttt• etaf5t7 and
0)005, he assured that I ton rlvalktrig in
the right path, and ata going forward
with no fear in my he a • . fees
art 1 bless
and keep you. Love froth OL
July let.
at least and maybe longer.
1 Must. close now and will write soon,
Best love to all. Ore
' Belgium, July 3rd, 1910,
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11 Grey Council
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The Municipal Municipal Council of the Town-
ship of Grey 11151 in Long's Hall, Oran -
brook, on Wednesday, Judy 260h.
1Menthe)e present. elinutes of the
previous meeting .were read and
adopted.
By-law No. 8 roe 1910, levying the
following rave, viz : COunt.y Mete i -
Jug Provincial War Tax, .0032 in the
dollar, General School rate '0016 in the.
dollar, Tow eship tate .U01 in Ibe dol-
har, w118 put through its several stages
and finally passed.
By-law No. 11 for 1910, p10vidiug an
overdeal't on the St011dar(1 Battk to
meet the current expenditures of the
municipality was put through its
several steges and finally passed.
The -contract for the completion of
the work on the branch of the 011)
Concession Drain was awarded to
Gideon 131 own 11,1 90r. per rod.
Robert Miller was appointed to
inspect the week nn the building of
the cement culve)1 on sideroad 1,
00115555ton 10.
The Clerk was instrnceed to adver-
tise in the BrtvssltLs Pos•r for tconde)s
on the construction of Lite Burke, lloy
and R,ilchie Drains.
Following r n presented
were re
seuLed
and cede r
taco )
led f) be paid •—O. 1101(1)11)-
81)11,commuted Slt la
ute Labor•,`h .'4 60
D. 1Ici
a gravelling, 10f)
Al,
M 1shovelling,
. C tan - Z Mc-
Donald,
-
66 D. )I
$ c
Dou II
tt supplies fat•Rct v
1 Cross lvork
11
JatnesLowu, 883 80 ; T. Alcock, ex-
p nse-t re Jcsepll Craig indigent,
84.10 ; A. J. Helm, 9oppli59 Red Cress
work, Ceatib"wk, $11.00 ; J. (lot•salilz,
to pay shovelles, 83 00 ; Mrs. S.
Dunn, gravel, $30 20 ; John McNabb,
gravel, 81510, .evening bridges,
31 60 ; Robert Miller, gravel, 818 25,
shovelling, 3360.
Council adjoul'ned to meet in
Township Hall, Ethel, Monday,
August 14th,
A. H. AJACDON,ILD, Clerk.
r
DEAR Purace :— Receivedfather's
1
letter of June 8 I todaya ax
u toand wt. glad
het 1. n e Confer-
ence
such a good time. at Gc nt5
r
g
encs • you will e busy new r
h ba v uncials)
when ou receive this letter. 1 do r
hope you will eujoy the work 0n the 1
new charge,
Well, hero we are still, but expert 1
this to be our last night in this clltnp, o
although the have received 110 definite a
order of moving yet, 5xeept a verbal '
assurance that we would go tomer- n
row, Most of the boys .vent to then. r
homes in England and. Snutland o' to
London )
nn 1 foe a eat le of days 0 1leave,
t : t
but I didn't like the idea of going up
by myself se stayed on the job getting
ready to go. 1t cost me about 28
pounds getting my complete outfit,
but stn well fixed now. Last evening
Major Thotnley took Lieut. Tommy I
Voyce (one of the subs, going over
with rue to the 1st) and myself over
to Oanterbuty where we spent/I, IitIle 1
time exploring the town and cadre- i
drat. Ib' wonderful is a old town, one
of the oldest, (some say the oldest) ht t
England, dating back l0 days bel'ore
Christianity, wheu it was the 0111)11151 1
of the kingcioln. And it still main- r
tains the old narrow streets, houses
email as in 1 days of centllt•iee agn, 1
some marked of the 10th eentnly.
And the cathedral is wonderful ; I P
can't describe it and forgot to tante p
over my camera, so am eeuding a set s
of views which show it off better t
than a small camera could, The
place is simply crowded with Impel, s
iii troops and blas whole countryside I
is filled with their companies.
Then we bought a lot of cherries t
and a few apples there, ate theta 110
the road to Folkstone. Had some g
strawberries and etearn, then ice t
cream (rape and poor over here) and t
Hien some more cherries, a regular
feat. festival for my last night cul:, pl
Weare on the 0, 13. now, cant leave to
camp until we go, I went to 011111'011 d
Parade this Trimming, and heard a 111
good 50110on on Ding David's counsel ; 11
to Solomon—"Be of good mileage b
prove thyself a than" or words to n
that effect. A mighty' good text sand h
a good sermon for us wv)o are going e
overseas. • That is what we all
(both here and you at home) ate try- s
ing to do, and I feel sure neat with se
Gnd'6 help we can persevere and h(
carry out the command to the fullest ge
extent. George wag up this afternoon
for a while to any goodbye. He feels th
D-oi li"o -s•—(' the DEAR LI )t) L 1 1 as 2)p in
1
minuend of A, Coy, let i3a1C Onna-
c
1x11. (:« McEvoy is `1
Capt. L I(1 111
p y
coin.
u , 3 ht 1 1 ))
had fI.0 aul(nt.of D.
S+ 1
Jay
y
1 was pleased used to get., ..rid in
,auunund ns it menus not ton much
)"4150151 1)111(3', a Captain 11111) can
lave a,•hlmre to learn from expet-
«er•e berme taking hold of a rote -
tatty. They are a great bunch of
ulcers, jolly and nncoleerned never
tq worries or cares, ,11181 simply
'taunting on" and the spirits of the
ten are wonderful, certainly it is a
pal Batt, one to be proud to belong
to.
Icannn riteto o move-
ments
tot ally details f m vc
mento .ter 1151)) 10u0t ht very care-
ful 1.1 my words,5o you won't find
ny tottelsvery interest leg, however
1 will likely be able to tell you of
things later on verbally, and then my
et Lets will he spattered 0v51' varying
»minds, as it won't be possible to
Write at regular Intervale at all, An
011'3. 151r0y if a hit Lee isn't fot1l1onnt-
ug when expeet501. I'll try and WIiLe
as often ae possible, 1 esterday 1 was
1)1) tiled after !ny Ia ip tel write so
e .
w rt to 1)..d early.
Had «fine tri
3•
ip the line and j )ir15d the bat talion at
Ince-.lust in time for some 141111 r, -
GM) too, l'hfe morning three of our
toys went o11 on cou•s08-1:ieuts.
Voyce and Aileen 10 le -uniting and
ape to physical drill. Bradley was
nsted to A. Co, its Lieut. but I under-
feed le going nn scouting, so 1'11 he
of
h ,n] near ore 'r
y t In A.
This morning the battalion was in -
peeled by Brigadier General Garnet
inghes who S110/111111 well pleased
with its appearance and COTOplimented
lr5 0. C. .anti all of us, This after-
mon I went with a etyma of leen to
a 1hrnngh pta113(195 with gas in
re0ch59 Inst 10 become tarmedom511 to
Ire gas helmets and the use 01 them.
On the way beak 1 met. aid "13111"
editing tie way h«nlc after turning
see me, and not 1111dfng mC had
'5111511 to go home again. We had to
ee chat, berme the parted. lie is
Jolting and feeling 'fine and fit, and
aft 1(11stuly helped t0 :Mini it g0od
umber o1' f1Utnve throngs) to the
(tele tale, hot has 1101 been 111) any
iota seri)»+ undertaking so fat.
However, I hey will be on such jobs
non enough. Gem ge carne down to
e me off at Follcslone, so you see
I:v well the ,11 \vitt boys bang te-
ther, eh, what 3
It is rather gond here to eva1Ch
e at•e0plane duels and the anti -
a little discouraged at seeing both al
rcraft guns peppering away at. the
LETTER FRAM HUNAN, MICR,
DER. illnTOR.—You Will see by. the
headitlg of this letter we have moved
our croup to the shore of Lake Mich',
gall, Senna -tines we take a sail brit
have never had la dip in it, although
tide bot t aetUhe' draws ws nd' 3 '
hundreds lets 111
every day. Two young ladies went
into bathe aloof a week ago at
Gladstone, a few miles North of here,
stepped into as deep hole %arid both
were diow11t'd. There were nn1y a
few children near. A young mann
working In a factory here had a big
slice 01 his betul cut off with a sate.
J. 13. Wilkinsnu is very busy bury-
ing the dead. Had three 10)101•tls last
Sunday and ore on Monday and has
one for tri -morrow.
This is a nice Clean city of about
1(1,(100 inhabitants, A lot of from ore
is brought in here by the railway and.
shipped out by boats made of put -
pose, It does not trace long to empty
a ear or flit 11 boat a9 it is sliding
down all the. Bone. There are Iwo
large docks about 60 feet high, o»0
belonging 111 the NnrLhweeterll road
and one to the Milwaukee and 81.
Prtnl, There is .also a large SAW 111i11
here that cuts _one. hundred lheireand
feet 01 lumber k in 8 hours, I was.
welching them sawing one day„ and
everyone has his his own work t0 do
and becomes an expert. When one
board is en1 off it is ready for another
In less than two segond5, Boards
never knit until they are edged and
equaled. Men and horses are dere to
Vile it. Logy come by trails loads, .l
saw one train of 21 cat'a loaded 8 feet
high. They dump them alt into te
pond close to the mill and one man
with a pike hole steers them to a cer-
tain phase where they are taken into
the mill. Another factory I was in
they: melte pins for the ladies, not to
fasten their hate on but to pin their
rinthee et the line on wash clay.
, They employ a good many young
ladies in packing and sorting. They
all mutt by piece wort tend can earn'
up to $1 50 pen. day, 1)111 they got quite
a shock the day the young man got
his head split in that factory. Work
stopped for the day,
Not 111011) good haul here for farm-
ing. i have been 26 miles out of the
city but it is not tuur,il better and not
nearly so gond as Iowa. On the 8th
of July in Iowa I measured corn 0 11.
3 inches high and oats cut two weeks
ago, Temperature 102. It is showery
here but very sultry. Rain does not
mance it any cooler. Was at a picnic
01)Tuesday, der051 the bay. There
vele more than 1000 people there.
We also had an hour's sail on the lake
and boat had to )mance 3 tripe to take
us there mid bring us back. No unci -
dents to mar the day.
There is a large departmental store
here and tilebwner gage his employe-
es and their friends a holiday and
hired Ole boat to peke thein away and
1)n fag thou back- This is a yearly
acetneeuee. He also employed a
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f R 777 §§§ el i \ 4 VV 1111 4. A, 11. '(leleetu, partur'of Lile Pres-
A�, a e;�,M17t, byterinn eluu'ch, Ilii hie appolutnene
'�C,•' .�- � D �� g d' as °Implaiuo1' the 110111 Perth Batt-
talion at 1311rdeu Camp,where Mr.
11ef.van will 09.1110)) his new duties
in e A49'5110 lith' 111)11110 hie year
and a Weir: Avetto i
Rev. ma, ma,,,,,, 11119 pl'nvtul1) preach-
er eV ability and al 1111111 of 1)1100,
(immure whi(11 fie him for the nets
Empire Federaticeli
Sp 'ctaolo
1,200 Performers; 10 Massed
Bands; Chords of 60 Voices
Glorious Pageant symbolizing Iia -
penial Solidarity and Power
Mammoth Scenic Reproduction of
the British Houses of Parlia-
ment, Westminster Abbey
and the War Office,
ON AND UNDER Vee
SEA
A ON LAND A
IN THE AIR R
Scenes that have thrilled the Em-
pire Re-enacted by Overseas
Troops.
Shells in Process of Manufacture
Immense Munitions Exhibit
Model Camp, Trench Warfare, Hand
Grenade and Bomb Throwing, De-
struction of Warships by Hidden
Mines, Bayonet Fighting, Federation
Year Fireworks, Complete New
Midway.
ThHe oKKinr e
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Government Exhibits, Superb Showing
of Live Stock and Agricultural
Products, Acres of Manu-
factures.
! 90.4., trate a 1,
01)81. 1301.11 hl l3'•g'l uu1, Mt, Me an
wall educated anti • nrtlelnt'd there,.
bring a guide Ile 1.1' Oxford C1 (1091'
slay. Ahem 8 veal have hero Spent
111 Canadaat 111111 and Ealing) privy to
Caere ptiug the Avon ton pulpit His
comet egatln1 will grant leave of
alisenee to Roy. Mt•J.eah for the
renutindet of the war,
FALL FAIRS
131y1 Oct, 3—•1
BrusselsOct, 6-0
Cllesley ... ,.. .Sept, 10 20
Ulutgtrumou , . , . . Oct, 6-0
Derham Sept. 28-29
LxetoSept 18-19
1pergus Sept. 20-27
Pot dwfch -„Oct. 7
Oodelictt..,.., Sept. 27-29
Iilucardine .„.......,.....Sept.21-2'L
London (Western Fair) Sept. 8-16
L' ucknowo, Sept
d Sept,, 28-2 12-149
O,un
Ripley ..... ,... „ ... .., Sept, 28-27
Seave11forSlb ' Sept. 21-22
Teeswater ...., Oot. 2-3
Tiverton ........... ............. .. Oct. 8
Torneto(C. N. JD ).,,.Aug. 20 --Sept. 11
TJnrlertvuod , .........................001. 10
1Valket'ton Sept, 12-13
Winghsnl Sept. 28-29
Tenders Wanted I
Tenders will be received by the undersigned
up. to Monday, August kith next, for the Don-
au notion of the Burke, Boy and Ritchie
Drains. in the Township of Grey. Plans, pro.
Wee' and apeeIdoatlone of these drains ieey be
seen at the Clerk's offioe. Ethel.
A. H. MAODONALD, Clerk of Grey
To Contractors
The Munioipn' Council of tate Townslilp of
Toronto, Aug. 26 to Sept. 11 Morrie are asking for 118)1(1059far 1ha oot•truo•
tion of the Mwilrfi and rhe warwiek Orcins,
The. tenders will be - opened et+tlm Townohi
n1i1i1aey band to 1 urnisb music for the
day. Foe those w ho wished to trip
the light fautlasLie tae there is a pavil-
ion. It was .well pat mdzed.
We expect In go to Grand Rapids in
a few days by be at fur a change and
as this letter is It -ng enough will say
Bye-bye. 11) y partner and I are both
well and having a good time.
Yours truly,
JOs. WILKINSON.
Perth County
Stratforcl's Civic Holiday was ob-
served the first Monday in August,
7th,
Itobt. Mutton, Mitchell, had two
cattle killed by lightning, The cattle
were pasturing in a field on Lot 22;
Con. 3, Logan, The electric Stolt»
was short buteevere.
Sunday evening the Canadian Or;
der of Foresters marched 10 'Trinity
church, Mitchell, where a special ser -
iron was delivered to the Order. by
Rev. P. J. Charlton. Procession was
headed by Mitchell Blass Band.
While cutting wheal on Watson
Bros. farm, 2nd Con„ Logan, an nc-
cident happeued which might easily
have proved very serious. Thos. Wale
eon was driving the binder with three
horses 1 it I
t e ted to it, whenone of
them, a colt, got one leg over the
tongue and became frightened, which
started the other horses on the run.
Me. Watson could not hold them and
was Lhtowu off the tnerhine, but es.
°a el
serious 11J11.
Y,
though h
e was
r
s nnetah
at tort. No bones were brok-
en,we
are .pleased to say, but bind-
er a stump with greet fOl
e
and was badly smashed. Thy tint ne
broke and the nor I
horses got t tr
ee front it
and ran 311 0
t u barbed wire fence,
where they got tangled up and stop-
ped. One horse was badly cut with
the wile ; the binder, it is thought,
will be no more good.
Hall at -0 o'clock on Monday, August-1db11.
Piens and PPecl1cetiena at the Clerk's ria tee.
Enclose a 60 dotter marked coeliac with the
tender.
A. 111A0EWEN, Clerlr,
Bluevale, Aug, let, 1016
Debentures for Sale
County of Huron offers $60100 of Debentures
for sale The Debentures are arst•elae8 se-
ourity and will be offered to the residents of
the County first. Drawn nt 0 or 10 pears in-
terest 11% neyable half yearly. For particular's
apply to Robert W, Livlogstone, Warden ;
W..0. R. Holmes, Treasurer ; or the under-
signed. ,
tf w, LANE Clerk
First-class Farm in Morris Cheap
The undersigned is prepared to sell the
North 'self of farm lot No. 18 in the 1st Con.
of the Township of Morris, cheap and on easy
terms 87 acres cleared and 10 pores in hash.
House Is good frame on stone foundation, 13(1
story, 20x30 • kitchen 15x20 ; barn with stone
stapling 00x10 and 55x85 • concrete floors In
stable. 5011 good and clean with 2 acres of
orchard. Perm falls away from the buildings
and has aoteiderable tile drainage. Fences,
wire and cedar rails ingood condition. Perm
1109 8 wells and spring oreek at rear. Roads
good. Only one mile from Bleevale et. T. R.
010tion, Poeseesion at end of year. For fur -
tiler partioulars apply to the undersigned,
P. S. SCOTT, Brussels.
HOW MRS. BEAN
MET THE CRISIS
Carried Safely Through Change
of Life by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Nashville,Tenn.—"Wheal was going
through the Change of Life I hada tu-
mor as large asa
child's head. The
doctor said it was
three years coming
and gave me medi-
cine for it until 1
was called away
from the city for
sometime, 0f
course I could not
go to him then, so
my sister;in-law told
e that she thought
Lyda E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound would cure 't. It helped both
the Change ofLifeand the tumor and
when I got home I rktd not Steed th a dootor.
I took the Pinkham remedies until the
tumor was gone, the doctor said, and I
have not felt it since. I tell every one
how.I was cured. If this letter will
help others you are welcome to use it."
—Mrs. E. H. BEAN, 626 Joseph Avenue,
Nashville, Tenn.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound, a pure remedy containing the
extractive properties of good old fash-
ioned roots and herbs, meets the needs
of woman's system at this critical period
of her life. Try it
If there is any symptom in your
ease which puzzles you, write to
the Lydia P. Pinkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass.
MAC THISTLE
2 042 48971 A. T. R. e
The Ornncl Oiroult Raoe St0117on, Mao This.
ale is the rimiest horse that wan ever offered
for service in this -part of the oonntry. He
meed through lhx largest racing circuit In the
world and defeated the Grand Circuit stars as
often es they defeated him - Mao Thistle 2 04U
Is oleo n full brother to 1 edependeece Boy 8 01
the only two full brothers out of one dam,
both with 1no•k9 of 2.061"1 better. Mac Thistle
204 4 has himself been miles In101, 34 In 67
eeeo)ds. 9000 Thistle lea grand big brown
stallion. Ho la a nlade•t0•order horse, having
sire, quality, Individ nail ty, brain and breeding,
Will stand at hie own barn, Blyth, this esas0n
for. limited member of (001105 at $A 00 to in-
sure. Accommodation mads for mares front n
distance. Write for folder of breeding and
full particulars to
L, 0, CHARLESWORTH or
TAOS. CO1711IEB,
Blyth, Ont.
CUMBERLAND GEM
18078 1110861 Enrolment No. 1307
Llspected and Approved.
JOHN J. MCGAVIN, Prop.
This well bred horse will stand for serviee
during thepresent 05a,an at 1)15 own Olobles,
Laxdhury, I,.ot 22, Con. 10, Me101nop,
Colla Oran Lhfs Loran won 1st prizos at Clin-
ton and Seem th Spring Fnh•e,
The People's Column
Voters' List 1916 For Sale
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Municipality of the Township of Morris
County of Huron.
Notice le hereby given that I have transmit-
ted or delivered to the persona mentioned In
eottrn)
A 118and D of the by aid S
t Voters' Lists
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Act, the loco requiredderve by said sections to be
pursuant
transmitted to said
delivered of tete lint merle,
byrthe It st rev red of e17 ent R ll of )g
termite/inlay the last re Elections
)oos t n
by V Assessment 111111 of th •
P
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members O 111'
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Legislative Assembly „nJx
6 S t Municipal hied
tip in andyo office,
the sad list was 1711) posted
up -h) r otHue in Morris, u
nto the 1 7
ye7hcn aP
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Ano 91
August. 1 9 »call muton there for
ginspection.
Electors are called lel) On or examine pp
c 1110'.110 tail
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list, d i therein in to takela)
yq other errors
logg to have
a thein id Enke s orrecte proceed.neto hnvatheeald errors corrected naaord•
Ing to law.
Dated this sbh day of August, 1016
A, MAOEWEN,
Clerk of Morris.
Grain Warehouse with horsepower elevator,
scales, carte, floor oars Sac.
Also. part of Lot 80, Lot. 5, Township of
Mor-
riVillag
s, 20a rnmadjoining the Brussels,
regiotaaberry street. For
polontero PR1y to the owner.
.7. LEC1rmE,
Farming Prospects
c'tS
To manyvingsare uo
t good, with excessive
e
1x.110 preventing settling, 1a Yon oars earn
good mantes 1)various
Pnaterh
H
Uncles—
all branches for
young
women
andd men,Hal oafinances et home. Belli supply
our
soldiers with flummery eTothiug, Wer muni-
tions, so, Employment for whole danllies—
workers over ll years ofd. 4writ
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Chevrolet "Four -Ninety”
"The Product of Experience"
Powerful and
Quiet Running
Price Complete $675.0® F.O.B. Oshawa
Regular Equipment, Mohair Tailored Top. Envelope and Side Curtains, Electric
Horn. Clear Vision Ventilating Wind Shield. Speedmnetee. IiilectrikSlattin and Lighting
System. Altimeter and License Brackets, g 6 g
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