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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER aq, 191.7
H ELP win rile war by taking a Victory
Bond,
E.Pt A'uieii us are offeringto
GU 1 1 1.
r a
loan money without_ Interest to help win
the war. Surae other home grown fe'-
lows ask 8o per cent.
MtvisTEa of Militia Newburn say,: be
hopes,jo have 20,0oo Canadian troops in
England by Jennary 1St 'o bock up our
brave lad, in the trenches later.
CA1vnnt's Victory Loan is a direct
blow at. ma Hun Put your forte tu,o
this blow and have a personal sha'e in
the great work of crushing the Hun.
Help destroy forever his power to men-
ace the Peace of the world. Don't de-
lay -strike now,
Noe genulue heroism and sol lierly
bearing the Italians are not 10 be sneered
at, We hope to see them pull out of
their tight box. caused by the Russian
slump, permitting; lb- withdrawal of
German and Austrian troops in an
attempt•to sm otter them.
A Naw route tla's heen marked out to
Constantinople by a venturesome
British aerial gallant. Verily military
tactics are simply marvellous today and
we hope in the near future many of the
modern methods of campaigning will be
made eanstructive rather than destruc-
tive.
MONDAY, D-eember 17th will be Do-
minion E se'ion D. ,y, Some time will
eines, h f.,•' the final returns can be
met' . Ifi ' 1•' o viag to the overseas
vote of the soldiers. Enumerators are
finding the work of the preparation of
the /916 Voters' List, with the new ad-
ditions, no small chore.
"Psics on earth, goodwill toward
men" appears to be the campaign song
of the Conservative nominees in the
present election. It was not always so
and some of the Grit doubting Thomases
wonder if this is a real change of heart or
only a passing spasm until after Decem-
ber r7th.
THE boys of the 16rst Huron Battalion
both in England and France will not be
forgotten in their Christmas dinner as
arrangements have been made by this
County to see to the finances of the well
deserved treat. It will be accompauied
by many hearty good wishes at the
Yuletide,
Wxbelieve every woman, whether a
relative to a soldier or not, should have
a vote. Many a sterling worker for the
Red Cross and other patriotic causes
may not have members of the family
overseas owing to not possessing eligi-
bles, yet, nevertheless, have worked
liked Trogans for the comfort and neces-
sities of the boys at the front.
"Tax day of rake-off is ended," Hon,
Mr. Rowell said, at Stratford, "and that
means the saving of millions of dollars to
the people of Canada but the:mistakes
of men in the past will not reinforce the
man of the present•" He calls the
grafting of millions by the soft name
of "mistakes" when it more properly
should be designated as stealing in more
than one case. Has this open eonfes•
sion of wrong doing been punished or
has: any member of the Borden Govern -
meat condemned it 7
POOR old Russia is travelling a thorny
path which it is hoped, will ultimately
lead them to the place where the roses
are, The want 01 integrity on the part
of leaders appears to be their bane.
They will find out by bitter experience,
that the allies, from whom they received
many favors, were their truest friends,
and that it was meanness, personified, to
play the traitorous part as they have
clone. Democracy cannot be achieved
in allay as the distance to be travelled
between serfdom and freedom is too
great to span gnickly.
TnARRlhas been a wide divergence in
the dealings of war Tribunals but this
might be ; expected according to the
opinions of the members who look at the
situation from various viewpoints,
Almost solitary are the cases, as far as
we have heard, of volunteering for ser-
vice among those appearing before the
Boards. Some of the excuses put forth
as published 10 the papers are very flimsy
and it would take a Icing time to secure
too,000 men according to the willing-
ness expressed.
For fellows who Say they wish to
banish politics;; during the war some
ranters an both platform and in press
hand out good bot stuff that is too silly
. to spend much time over. One item is
the suggestion that all the loyalty and
patriotism is stowed away under the
waistcoat of the members of the late
Government and that the fellows on the
other side are not, Britons. A compare.
5011 of the parties, either past or present,
will not strengthen touch its assertion.
The history of ,Parliamentary doings
since the war begun will bump such an
Allegation vete hard.
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A large simply of fancy and useful a. --
Dales will be on sale, at reasonable •
prise,, epeoally suitable for Christ- •
man and holiday gifts for friends w
near or far, •
Home mode (looking, Candy, &e., will •
also be there. 1
Proceeds go to the New Church Fund,
Everybody willbe weloone, so come •
and help a good cause.
A.10 sent Lanoh will be served.
Keep no cave open for further an-
nouncem en t,
ETHEL LADIES' AID
JERUSALEM, that quaint and histori_
city, is much in the public eye these
days and Tare Po. T would like to see the
British army eat their Christmas dinner
within its walls, The Turks will die
hard.
HURON County will only have two two
constituencies in this election, as com-
pared with three for many years. In
North Huron Jas, Bowman and Arch.
Hislop are the standard bearers, Alex.
Saunders, G ,derich, who desired a
"Win -the -war" ateclamatiou, dropped
out, as neither of the other gentlemen
were disposed to withdraw as both de-
clare themselves as anx otos to help win
the war as Mr. Saunders, For South Hun
on J. J. Merner seeks re-election with
Thos. McMillan, of Hallett, as his op
ponent. Hansard could easily be done
away with and thousands of dollars sav-
ed if all the M, P's. were as "mum" as
Mr. Merner. ro minutes sufficed as his'
introductory at the Nomination at Clin•
ton.
North Huron Enumerators
Following is list of Enumerators ap-
pointed to make up the Voters' Lists for
the coming election in North Huron :-
Brussels -
No. 1 Geo. Muldoon
2 Thomas McCall.
Wroxeter -
No. t George Town,
Wingham-
No. r Frank J. Hill
2 Thos, R Bennett
3 Allan M. Fralick
4 John W. Dodd
5 Alex E Porter.
Turnberry-
No, r John Kerr
2 Rooert Musgrove
3 Robert Breen
4 John F. Abram.
Morris -
No, a Wm, Pollock
2 Wm. A. McCall
3 Robt. McMurray
4 Wm, Smith
5 Eh Casemore
6 Arthur Shaw
Grey- .
No. 1 Bernice Payne
2 Wm Rands
3 John Bolger
4 Frank Woods
5 las, McLelland
6 Thos. Mills
7 John Hunter,
El.awick-
No. s David Weir
2 Geo. Hubbard
3 Phos. J Nicholls
4 Adan'f Graham
5 'Phos. 0 Johnston
6 Jas. M. Leonard,
E. Wawanush-
No, r John Ellis
2 C. W. Scott
3 Robt. G, Herr
4 Stewart McBurney
5 Robe. j. McGee.
W. Wawanosh-
No, 1 David Glen
2 Matthew Lockhart
3 W. 1. Thompson
4 Wm. McQuillan
5 Tas. Durum,
Ashfield -
No, i T. G. Allen
2 Jas, Alton
3 Chas. McDonagh
4 W, B. Hawkins
5 Maurice Dalton
6 Donald McLean
7 Jas. McNain,
Blytlt--
No, r A. W. Robinson
2 Jonathan Emigh
Goderieh-
No. r Thos. Pritchard
2 Chas, A. Reid
3 Wm. Campbell
4 11. J. A elacEwan
5 Percy Walton
6 las, Connolly
7 John Newcombe.
Colborne -
No. 1 C. A Vanstone
2 C C. McNeil
3 Alex. Shepperd
4 John A, Simpson.
Taking Chances
Buying Lottery Tickets.
Buying Cold Storage Eggs
Buying a second hand Automobile
Playing sure Things,
Eating Lamb in a Hash House
Crossing the Atlantic
TOM MARKS AS "3.005," who
with his Co. and Highland Band
will appear in Town Httil, Brus-
sels, one night only, Friday, Novehn-
ber30th, presenting the very funny
Comedy, "Banging Up Father," and
refined Vaudeville. Gracie 1latike, as
Maggie. Prices 85 and 50 ets. Seats
on Sale at F ox'•s Drug Store.
FIVE FUNERALS
IN THREE YEARS
Family Almost Wiped Out
By Consumption.
From a hovel in the rear of more
pretentious buildings comes a ghastly
tale, one that in this fah- Province of
oprs seems almost incredible; yet, to
those who know the ravages of con-
sumption, it is but a typical case,
Grief stricken, the mother tells us
of her five small children buried from
this lowly home during the past three
years, of her only remaining child, suf-
fering from a tuberculous hip, and
then as though in mockery of their
misery, the father, too, was stricken.
He is now a patient at the Muskoka
Free Hospital, where every endeavour
is being made to save his life. The
Muskoka Free Hospital for Consump-
tives is appealing for help to carry
on this fight against the Great White
Plague. The money you give will help
them seek out these unfortunate fami-
lies and give them a fighting chance
for their lives.
Contributions may be sent to W, J.
Gage, Chairman, 84 Spadina Avenue,
Toronto, or Geo. A. Reid, Secretary -
Treasurer, 223 College St. Toronto.
ELECTION ORDERS
TO ENUMERATORS
Revision of Lists to be Completed by
December 12, -Names of Candid-
""etes Will be Cabled Over.
sons.
Returning officers throughout Can -
edit are being instructed by the gener-
al returning ot}icer, W. P. O'Connor,
to telegraph the names, addresses and
occupations of c,andidates nominated
without delay tot Ottawa. The object
of the notification is that the names
of candidates may the cabled overseas
at once for the information of military
electors in England, Prance and other
countries. Under the Military Voters'
act soldiers and sailors may vote for
the government, the opposition or in-
dependent candidates or they may vote
for an individual by name. An effort
is being made to inform as large a pro-
portion as possible of the military vot-
ers abroad of the names of the candi-
dates. in view of that fact, although
legally voting might commence at
military or naval polis overseas on the
day after nomination day, that is, so
last Monday, it is likely that the poll -
Auction Sales
AUCTION (BALD OF FARM STOCK, IM•
PLUMnaw, &O -F, 8, Acott, Auctioneer,
has been instructed by the nnderatgned to sell
by Public And ion at Lot 110, Con. 10, Gray, on
Friday Nov 80111, at o'clock, the follovb,g-
valuable property 1-1 Percleron mare 7 years
old supposed in foal to Prince of Armourda le,
1 aged horse, 1 Forcheron horse 4 years.old, 1
Pendleton gelding rising 0 yearx, 1 cow due to
ea lye Feb, 10th, 1 sow due to calve March- 26, 2
cows dna to calve AprlI 10 2 cows due to calve
Apr11 18, 1 farrow cow, 1 heifer rising11 yoaro.
8 steers rising 8 years, 1 grade bulrising 0
years, 2 steers rising 2 yenta, s heifers rising 2
years,. 5 Spring salves, 1 brood sow to farrow
about tan. 21, 0 pigs 8 months old, a number of
hens, 1 lumber wagon, 1 ecoflfer, 1 Keystone
side rake nearly new, 1 Front & Wood hay
loader nearly new, 1 Front & Wood binder in
good order, 1 Peter hHamilton mower nearly
new, 1 disc harrow, 1 Peter Hamilton cultivat-
or, 1 land roller, 1 John Doer manure spreader
nearly new,1 grevel box, 1 hay and stuck rack,
1 turnip pallier, 1 Chemolen 12 hoed seed drill,
1 set bob -sleighs, 1 Chatham forming mill with
Winer, 1 not double harness, 1 sat 001,U lb.
Scales, 1 aori plow new, 1 No .1 rienry plow
new, 1 lloeksltutt 2 furrowed plow, 2 milk cans,
2 creamery cans,1 coal heater, 15 or 20 tons of
hay, a gean Efty of corn, 800 or 405 bus, oats fib
for seed, a 0uantlt of 0. A. O. No. 21 hnrloy,
also some wheat, 1 edrenm suite nearly new,
127 -foot ladder, 1 ilnekemith's vise, forks,
chains, shovels and other e1t101e41 too Milner..
000 to mention, :Sale unreserved as proprietor
has sold his farm. - Terme- 55 and tinder sash;
over that amount 12 menthe - credit given o,
furnishing approved joint notes; 0por pont oft
for oaah on credit amnatnts..
JOSBPI.� WHITFIBLD, Proprietor,
Ingwill obe In full swim for some
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dlq's,; perhaps not until Noveinber 26,
Cal. Charles W, Winter,formerly
Military secretary of the epartulent
of militia and defense, has been se -
leered to act as returning officerto
record the votes of Canadian soldiers
doing garrison duty in Berntttda,
Sitting of Enumerators.
Ta attention of returning g officers
has also been drawn to the provision
in the law that naturalized citizens,
not disfranchised by the new Election
Act must present their naturalization
papers in order to he placed on .the
voters' list ey the enumerators, In
polling sub -divisions in Ontario, ex•
sept in cities and county and district
towns of more than 9,000 population
at the time of the last Dominion cen-
sus enumerators will on December
2, `post up the lists 15(1h1ch they have
made. They will at the same time
give notice where they will sit from
December 7 to December 16 inclusive-
ly, except on Sunday, for two hours
daily and all day polling day. They
willcomplete the revision of listss
on
December 11 and certify thein on Dec-
ember December 12 14
ember a. On13
land 15 the enumerators will 511 to
answer inquiries. On the day .of Poll-
ing will alta ' dayfort per -
popethey wit 11 he p l
pose of hearing applications fromper-
sons who have not been previously
placed on the list, and who claim the
rightht to vote, 11 cities and county
t of population
and district towns9,000 porn a
and over the enumerators will post
their lists on December 2, Revision of
the lists will be in the hands of the
boards of appeal. Appeals must be made
within four days of the posting up of
the enumerators' lists. That is. De-
cember 6, will be the last day of giv-
ing notice•uf appeals. The hearing of
the appealrs will begin on December. 7
and the last day of the sitings of the
boards of appeal will be December 12.
Do your Christmas shopping
Have you bought a Victory
yet?'
WHICH FOOT WALKS FASTER
You may think this is a very silly,
question to ask, but it isn't. It you
• will take, It pavement that is clear,
1 v briskly in the enter, you
1 1 alk oris le c.
lad ,
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will find, before you have gone fifty
yards, that you have veered very
much to one side,
Yoe most not make any effort, of
keepithe center, u if
course, to o c t ter, U .t
you will think of something, and en-
deavor to walk naturally; you will not
be able to keep a correct line. If you
lose yourself on an expanse of bleak
moorland, and walk on, you will de-
- scribe a. complete circle; I
The explanation of this lies in the
propensity of one footto walk faster
titan the other, or take a longer
stride than the other,' causing you to
walk to one side;
To make assurance doubly sure,' try
1 placing two sticks about 8 feet apart,
then stand off about 60 feet, blind -
early. � fold yourself, and endeavor to walk
Bond between them. It is almost impos-
I Bible.
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teedlefti 144r ave
Farmers Like
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They like it, because it is- a real up-
to-the-minute newspaper.
And they like it even moire, b°cause it helps
them to make money, by giving them the
market quotations while prices are still "hot."
You get the live stock, grain, and produce market reports
from Toronto, Montreal, Buffalo, Chicago, and Winni-
peg from twelve hours to one full day ahead of your re-
ceiving the same quotations in the next morning's papers.
And you know how often you have said to yourself, "If
I had known earlier just how the market was going, I
could have made money."
In addition to its splendid market service, the Toronto
"Daily Star" gives you the mast ccmprchensive war and
general news servic- obtainable through any daily paper
in Canada.
Then, too, there are pages to interest the women and the
children, and a good comic cartoon series.
In fact the Toronto "Daily Star" is just such a newspaper
as a farmer who is interested in the world news likes to
read, and he eventually comes to regard it as the insep-
arable companion of his leisure hours.
Subscribe for it To -day
We guarantee that you will tl''ornughly enjoy it. Send
your subscription chrect to thi.T office, or through the pub.
lisher of your local newspaper.
The price direct is $3,00 a year, in advance ... r
together with The BrUsse s Post 4 2.
g'' i $ i;.
DOCFOR SAYS
VINOL IS THE
BBT TONiC
Honest Opinion Doctor Gave
His Patient
Bedford, Ohio, -"I was in a pitiful
condition, weak, nervous and run
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I had doctored for years and tried
everything under the sun. A friend
told me about Vinol. I asked my
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certainly is the best medicine that can
be had today. I couldn't give you
any better.' I tools it, and today I
am as well and strong as any woman
could wish to be, and it was Vinol
that saved me." -Mrs. Frank A. Hor-
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We guarantee this famous cod liver
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MONTHLY
HORSE FAI S
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BRUSSELS
Regular Month'l'y Hot se Fairs will be
held this season Ps follows :
DEA), 0112
J A N',4,41 i t
3AN. SNN'..
FES 28th ^`y
APIC. 41 h
Leading Local and Outside Buyers Present
THURSDA-Y,
41
Jiy order of Connell.
F, S. SCOTT, Clerk.
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Old FalseTeeth
`Waal laiSIMISTIONISEAMI
Bought in any condition.
$ 1.00 per ,set or 7 cents
per tooth, Cash by re-
turn mail.
R. A. Copeman
2579a I'.eplaeiade ave„ Montreal, P: Q,
10.12
For Sale by Tender..
The Macro farm, 5'- or 8434 of Lot 15, Con.
5, Morris tominim/. will be offered for sale by
sealed tender. Tenders I'm be in by Den. 151 h.
learn i+ all in gravy, ,a1. -•,t hag 7501.,0 Of 19rth
and Is in good shape, '1'h• ,., 1- n wi0dn,i11 mrd
plenty of gond water Mara, 1v,41 fenced. Per
fn ruler parte-a litre MTh to
18.08. ?JEW '16,
Phono 9,810 Ii1.0-tele P. 0.
Meeting of Huron Co. Council
The fooneiL of the Comm talon of the Coun-
ty of Huron will inset in the Council. Chamber,
in the Town of Unclench, on'1'epiday, Decem-
ber 4th, at the hour of 8 o'olock.
Dated Nov. 2011,, 1017.
W. LAN1S, Clerk.
Farm for Sale
Fiero 158 nave farm for sale, being. 1415 ;4 f.et
14 and 1134 Lot 15, Con 8, Norris township Om
the premises 14 n fins brick house bank barn
02072,2 driving I,s'.. orahar,, windmill, &c.
Pna,e.nion to suit purchaser, 0 miles to Brie, -
51310 or Blytlh. 6 rmrs, Pall wheat h,. 10 neves
linoh Rural mail and rami telephone. ]for
further' par, Psalm's apply on the premises or if
by letter to B. It No 2 131,11..
17-tt ALBBLi' adWLie''T, Proprietor.'
nOATFCLtTAhS7,511HO1,Ie AND LOT FOR
SAM -1310d well and elate',,, rrutt trees,
&e, Also 6 acres in carporntisn with large
stable and di'llled well. For further particu-
lars as to price, terms, &e., apply to Toa POST,
13rnanole.
Farms for.Sale •
Lot 22, Con. 0, Grey, 100soros, ono or th,• boat
pasture Porno in Cray. Alan inn mini tot Btle
al, a,liohung the V,liagt+ a:d station, 176,irre0,
baiag 1,111.1.n of Lots:H and 24, , n H ,wd N pt
1,06 24, Son. 0, targy• Ilan. limit buildings and.
au A 1 ata lid r,,1,, 9,,'s,‚ Will be +std to-
gether or separately on 0553 semis Appl • to
DAVID 5121,2915, Ethel, Ont. 17-tt?
- Farm for Sale
Containing 200 acres via., see Tod 10, Cull. 0,
Morris township, and rot I, (ton, n 0,0y town-
ship. Weil Watered, control tabu- h ,'.e, beak
barn and manure shed 1.t vine it .n -e, Wind
51111, 01'01111H, &u 2t! m110•, Nor, er ihro•seis
on gravel read. Rural mat, and n. al 'Winne,
1,S
mile to school W111 yell (nth-, n1. I h
arms. If outsold before Ontsber 1st wltI ba
rented, For further particular-- apply to
A(,IDX, F0it5YTH, Proprietor,
F.B.SCOTT, itrltasela, q.q.
Executor's Sale
For the prirposo of winding up the nntnto 01
the late John ltnllentynnthe lands and prem•
bees, Mint() in the' Village of Oranbronlr, non•
151110900E 10 nerve or land and noon wbtcit.
there is erected ted a on,ufortnbla frame house
and frame born, are offered for sale, Full
pnrttatilarr and terms of sale will 1M smile
known upon nnpllen tion to Ito. Rxecotor•, An-
thony Hamann, Orenhroot• o• the under -
W. 11, 51NOLAIR,
10•tf Sonoltsr: for the 15xecuto',
For Sale
28;4 nwros qqof farm lands in the Township
one fluid..'n'Afonp 10 al good gravel p15,uif Brussels,
ed up, from 2 to.tiacres. 1t has boon tented
and rnnu'h of gravel thorn to supply the town
and vicinity for the next quarter of It men Miry
it lnll4l,, Iota on Timaberry arra 01 1 1 lot nn
l}onrge street, ilea' the railway 0fatl u ; u1:,o
my elevate residence, en rho laver fins 1 r
of 4Villion and Albert eta eels PoY
par Menhirs apply to tem undersl n,o at rine
rcl3raanangle.16tb March, 1019, J. BClit6,.