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Three Townships Return
Slate", Without Voting,
Goderich Township,
Ashfield And East
Wawanosh Officials
Are Returned
el01IE11.I01I1. Nov, 28.--Intares' la
municipal elections was apparent
in the number of candidate; offer-
ing themselves, for public service at
nomination meetings in 'Huron
county Friday afternoon and even-
ing. In only a few centres wor a last
year's full slates or officers ''.turn.
ecl without opposition.
Mayor E. D. Brown, Goderich,
was re-elected by acclamation 'with
R. E. Turner re-elected as reeve, W.
J. Baker deputy reeve and C. C. Lee
Aimed to the Public Tltiiity Com-
luis(siom again without oppositton.
Goderich township gave accalanta-
tions to all last year's eounclllors
and Its reeve, Ashfield township
and East Wawanosh also returned
the complete state of former offl-
reels. .Bayfield trustees were 90 re-
turned.
Hensall reelected its reeve,
At
school trustees and P. TI, C. mem-
ber, but will have a contest fur
council. Colborn, Hallett Turn-
-berry, West \Vawanotih will have
elections for al] pasts, Blytlt gave:
an acclamation to its P. If, C.
member, but the other oftic•es will be
iut',ested.
Nominations were as follows;
Toni: of Goderich, Mayor 0. D.
Drown (aerl,); reeve, R. E. Turner
(acel,) deputy reeve, W. J. Bolter
councillors, W. Sutherland, D.
ui 3, E. Ilnckins, P. J.
Ryan, 0. Attridge, D. D, MJ., ley,
Br, -3, A. Graham le 1:. Binet am;
P. 1.1.'0., C. G. Lee (acct); peblte
school trustees, St. Davld'o ward,
hlrs. George Johnston; St. Pat-
rick's ward, ,P. J. Prudham: St.
George's ward, George M1.cE:wan;
St. Andrew's ward, Harold S.
Tul'llee.
AS1•TFIELIY--Reeve, Mex P. Ma
Donald; •deputy reeve, Gilbert
Frayne; councillors, Lorne :ohne
ton, Cecil Johnston, Fred Ander-
son, (acct).
,Colborne Township, Reeve R.
W. Thom, Nelson Marty, Atex
CANADIAN HOUSEWIVES
4WIN THIS IMR
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Watson; coun(diens, Wililant Clerk,
James Fagcn, Leslie ,Joltnsta'1.
Stanley Snider, James C1h:hoint,
Walter Pit n. Hairy M'Orrath,
Ross Fisher. James Maine. 1Vi11-
iant Vrco(mnt, Jelin Cunningham.
T-TuIlet t Township: Ree re, J❑Iul
Ferguson, Juhn Armstrong; roun-
clllcire, ,John Arinetrong, Ira Ral-
son. (horse Brown, Victor Ken-
nedy', Bernard Tighe,
Tut nberry Township, s rre
Roland Grain. Herold Moffatt R.
Porter; councillors, 1-I, Moffatt R.
Palter, R, Wilton, James Beeeken-
ridge. le. V. Jenkin, J•oino Fisher,
P. King, C. Moffatt,
East Wawanosh, Reeve. Ray-
mond Redmond; councillors, Nor-
man McDowell, Louis Ruddy, Har-
vey Black, Justin Beecroft (acct.)
West Wawanosh, Reeve, Tllor;tas
Webster, Brown. emytlt; council-
ors. W. J. Stewart, A. E. .Tchnston
Harold Gaunt Wallace. Miller,
George Kennedy, Robert Scott,
George A. Webb, David McAllis-
ter, Edward lelnnegan, Brown
Smyth, Gordon McPherson•,
IIIONSA'I L. —Reeve --•R, 10, Shad -
dick ((Icel.); counsel (four to be
sleeted)—E, W. Fink, .T. Parkins J.
Songster, Robert Cameron, Alvin
Kerslake, S. Smalacombe; school
trustees -'.T, Flynn, G. R. Hese, E.
L. Nickle (accts.); U,U,C,—C.'Moore
(acme). -
BAYFIELD — Trustees-4Wife cm
x, Ferguson, Leslie •Elliott, Jarnes
Robinson (accts.).
BiLYTH-Reeve—W. H. Merritt,
A. B. Taylor; council (four to be
elected) — Arthur Barr, Herbert
Dexter, William Mills, Edwin Cart-
wright, E. Phillips, T. Wright E.
B. Taylor, H. Robinson, Franklin
Rainton; school board -'E. Cart-
wright, William Thuell, G. Doherty,
E. Ieerudck, William Mills, Herb
NfsEiroy K. Whitmore; P,11.0.—
Gordon Elliott (ao 1.),
Goderich Township
OLIIINTON, Nov. 28—Thee reeve
and council of Goderich township
were returned by acclamation at
the nomination meeting yesterday
afternoon in the council chamber
here attended by upward of 40
ratepayers. Township secretary R.
G. Thompson opened naminatiens
at 1:00 p.in., when the 1042. reeve
.and council were the only names
put in n.ornination and they were
declared elected by acelantation,
They are; reeve, Benjamin Rath-:•
well; councillors, Harry Corey
George Ginn. J. R. 'Sterling, Rob-
ert Smith.
For the discussion of township,
and county affairs W. H. Lobb;'
Clinton, was appointed nen rtnan.
He called on Reeve Rothwell to
address the ratepayers. Mr Rath -
well dealt with the procee3tnge of
county council for the year in-so-
far
nso-
far as they related to the town-
ship, Each councillor wias ca11ed in
alphabetical order and each gave
an account of the work over which'
he had had individual supervision.
HONOR ROLL
Do y'ou'r bit by saving every sorap—every
scrap counts, Tons of war material can be made
from paper, scrap metals and bones.
ISSUED DY DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL WAR SERVICES
CANADA
Those marked with * are 9ierseas.
In the Army—
.Alcock, "Buster"
Archie McKay
Aloocic, Eric
Alcock, Thos. 3.
*Alderson, J, W.
Bryan, Harvey
Bell, W. H. 'Bid'
Bell, E. D.
Bendall, ..Charles H.
*Bolden, T. A.
Bewley, Writer
Brothers, Lyle
Bray, E. 0.
Brewer, .P°
*Bowler, Harry
Burchell, Fred
Cassidy, prank
Cardiff, Clifford
OarditT, Won.
'!'Cniapbeil, John
Coleman; Ken,
Coleman, 13111
favieson, Cleve
*Doll, ,Cliarios
1}0114, 0.
Eldon Mann
*Elliott, W. R.
Elliott, George 0.
Elliott, 0. S.
Elliott, Diok
*Farquharson, W. A.
Fox, Russel
Farrow, Jaok
Fuller J. S.
*elarniss, ICI. M.
Garton, Ed,
Gordon, Jae)c
=ugowing, C..13.
*Gillis, 91,
Glassier, Stuart
*Hail, 9. Deli,
THE BRUSSELS POST.
*Ii to W, It.
Hamilton, R. 0.
*Harman, J.
'Hastings. Dave
Harrison, L. W,
Hamilton, Allan 0.
Holland, Gordon
Hood, L.
ITood, S.
*Huether, II. L.
Herman, G.
*Halley. G. R.
Humphries, Stewart
Lamont, L.
.'Lowrie, E. 0,
*Lowe, S.
Locking, Wm.
Lowry, Jack
*Myers, C. A, (Dr,)
''',McCauley, L.E.
Mc0rcath, Ted,
Mitchell, Frank
Mitchell, Jack
*McFarlane, T. N.
*McFarlane. P. Walter
*McLaughlin, K.'
M9Lean, Arthur
McDowell, M. H.
Nichol, Wilfred
*Nichol. G. I.
Nichol, R. Gordon
Nichol, Mac
Nichol, Lloyd
*Palmer, Jim
Palmer, Wm.
Pierce, Roy
Rttehie, Kenneth
Rutledge, Frank
Riley, CNff.
Rooney, Leonard
Rutledge, Ned
Selman, E.
*iSandea:son, J. L.
Scott McLean
Smith, Jas. R
Stephenson, Mac (Dick)
Ross Machan
Tunny, •Ohas.
Thompson, A.
Thompson, M.
Thomas, H.
Travis, A.
Whdttard, R.
*Whittard, Earl
*Wilson, S. W.
Workman, Lloyd
Wheeler, Glenn
Young, Elmer
Young, Norman, R.
Young, Ernest
In the R. C. A. F.—
Allan McKay
Bryans, Stuart
Black, Bert
Black, Douglas
'''Black,. Don A.
Bryan, Russell
Campbell, Stanley
Cardiff, Clarke
Cardiff, Franks
Davidson, 'Scott
Galbraith, Bowman
*Galbraith, J. G.
Gibson, Harvey
Henderson, Arc711e
Meehan, Willis
McRae, Donald
*Murray, K. M,
*Parker, H, S.
't"Prest, T. A.
Pres', W M.
'Prost, R. H.
*Rowland, W. E.
Russel, Lewis
Rutledge, Jack
Rmtledge, Hartley
S'oo't, Frank
'„'Speer, John
Speer, Kennetah
Snell, Verne
Stretton, Herb.
Thompson, Normals
Woodrow, Alec
Wand, Ray
Ward, Leonard
Wilson, Russell
Young, Archie
In the Navy —
*Chapman, Joe
*Doll, Donald M.
Digin Smith
Prost, Jain
*Warlcntan, J. G.
C: W.A.C.—
SS'e(1nesda1" lu,rrnthrr Y114 1912.
i
(Canadian Women's Army Corps)
Mitchell, Betty
Rejected—
Fischer, Wm.
Gillis, 0.
Harrison, Marshall
Hawkins, Het+b.
McDowell, Meek
Pearson, Ralph
Plum, (maul
Pium, Erntie
Pennington, S
Potterd, I (leo.
xF)eyrit
1' -vj2. roe�
W4 :9 W
BUYERS—Of All Kind's of
Live arzd Dressed Poultry
We will call at your glace
for any quantity.
Premium prices paid for Milk Fed Chickens.
Before you sell your Poultry, call of phone 70X Brussels
Also—All kinds of Feathers & Horsehair.
seem 1
We have'an expert on our staff who will cull your flock
Free of Charge.
Phone 70x rrt,mels, Ont
Parish, Earl
United States A.A.C.
Eekmier, Wm. D.
ETHEL HONOR
Alexander, Stanley
Ames, Bryan
Bateman, Cecil
>3rown, D. S.
Beer, Chas.
Dunbar, Jack
Henry, Stuart
Hamilton, Allan 0.
Hewitt, Wilfred
Hewitt, Frank
Haig, Norman
Jardine, Lorne
Keifer, Halburt
Kreuter, Calvin
Mille, Jack
Patterson!, John
ROLL
Patterson, Miss .Alma (Nurse)
Sletghtlholm, J. A.
Rahy, Mervin
SAVE FLOOR WAX
BY RUBBING HARDER
Word of advice: If your fluor, and
your shoe's arenft as shiny as. they
used to he, use more elbow crease
end blame the war.
Phyllis G. Turner, oils and fats
administrator, has cut to 5 01er cent,
by weight the amount of P„aailian
oarnauba wax that may be used in
wax polishes. Before the war it used
to run 8 to 20 per cent.
And carnauba wax in shoe polish-
es is reuduoeil to 4 per cent by
weight compared with 8 to 12 per
cent in prewar days.
NOTnee Tihe ilollowing are really
Brussels boys who had not resided
here Borne time previous to enlist -
Ballantyne, Archie
Baeltor, George
*Jermytt, ,I, 19.
*Parish, Jinx
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farmer's Special Attention
1 Car Load of Ford Tractors, Ferguson System
Implements at -rived last week.
This car load is all spoken for. Get your orders in early.
We expect another car load but cannot
guarantee how many we will get.
We have the permits here. Take advantage of this opportun-
ity of buying yourself a real tractor.
Econcmical and easily operated.
-USED CA
We keep a stock of Good Used Cars. Now is the time to buy.
HORSES
Some choice drivers and general,,purpose horses. °
3 choice trucks
1 two wheel trailer
TIWCI(
w.n'¢rm..mca�wm+.T= O .C, 9 4
lacks
`kone 161
1A or
Listowel. lta
�.Y
eeemessmol
Firm, Sparkling Jams and Jellies
Without Fuss or Failure
SHORT BOIL
For jam you need give
only a one -minute to two.
minute full, rolling boil—
for jellies only a half.
minute toa minute.
THRIFTY
As practically no juice has
time to boil away youget
up to one half more jam
or jelly from the same
amount of fruit.
NATURAL TASTE
The boil is so short 0 can-
not affect the fresh, natural
taste or darken the colour.
SURE RESULTS
Follow exactly the totted
recipes given free with
Certo andyou'll have
lovely jams and jellies.
(141
fools of 72 Tested
Recipes under the
label of every
CERTO bottle.
CERTO IS PECTIN EXTRACTED Fl�OM„FRUITn(
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