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WM. SPENCE,
00NgEYt1NCEB *ND ISSUER
cr MARRIAGES LICENSES
Lice In the Pao eater, ROW. 50.4
JAMES HARRIS,
Agent Howick Mutual
Firs Insurance Company
Oipoe and Boeldenoe-.
WAL.TON.. ONT.
JOHN BUTHERLAN
InanaineA,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
I B. SOOTT AS AN AUOTIO1I-
1' • 011; will sell for better prices, to
butter men,in len time. and leu charges
than any eher- Auctioneer in East Huron or
he won't enrage anything. Dates and orders
can 'Ivan be arranged at thla officio or by
p 8080081 aepltoataon.
ROBT. H. GARNiSS
BLUEVAI,E .- ONT,
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terme reasonable. Sale* arranged for
at the officeof THE T000. Brussels. 22tf
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
M. SINOLAIR-
• • Barrloter, Solloitor, ,Oonveyanoer,
Notary Public, &o. O15oe-13tewart's Block.
t door North. of Central Hotel.
BoB•Itor for the Metropolitan Bank. -
pliouDFOO!P, HAYS & BLAIR-
BARRISTERB BOLIOITORS, NOTARIES
PUBLIC, ETU..
W. P80001002, E. 0. R. 0. HATS
G. F. Bann.
Genes -Those formerly conned by Messrs
• Cameron & Holt,
ONTiixo.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD.
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Burgeons of Ontario and Pint -elan Honor
Graduate Of,.Toronto University, Oiiiee
next to Brewer's Photo. Gallery, Brussels.
wrwill vleit Ethel on the 2nd Monday of
each Mouth.
SALT
Farmers or Storekeepers
by coming to the
Brussels Salt Works
can get any kind of Salt
they require.
Gordon Mooney,
Foreman, Brussels.
ALLAN LI
Royal Mail Steamers
CHRISTMAS SAIL/NQS
• TO LIVERPOOL
Virginian Pro Bt. 7oohn From Halifax
Nov. 27
'Victorian De0oo., 10 Dec. 11
Hesperian Deo. 17 Dee. 18
BOSTON TO GLASGOW
Pretorlan - Deo. 10 8a. in.
Numidian Deo, 24 8 a. m.
Ionian • Jan, 7 7 a. m.
TO HAVRE di LONDON
From St. John Prom London
Corinthian .,...„Deo, 16 Dee,17
Sardinian ",. Dec. 29 Deo. 81
RATES OP PASSAGE.
According tosteamer.
let Close -970 00 080 00 and upwnrd.
2nd Class - 90 00 96 00 97.60. 50 00
8rd class - 28 60 27 60 28 75'
For full particulars of rates and endings
apply to
W. H. KERR.
Agent Allan Line. Bruesels,
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/MISS Q1gRTHA , ARMSTfPNG
Toaohplr of Plan:°
Studio at parter'e Mttelo dtore,one door North
of tate Standard Bank, Breseelo, 0•tf
Mf+SS SNAf?PLr
he rimed led a enotei'13o Lor remind fexamina-
tion.the
et the plpnotprt 13 J4uoDepartment, of the
tontoeoueervatory O *ne, io,PAOis ropared
tb take pupils et her home, Prineeae forced,
A. H, fts0NTEIT'H
Barrister,;3oilolter, Notary, &o., sueosssor to
A. B, 5oodorlald. Oflioe over Standard Sank,
Brwisela,
Off T. T. AVRAE
B99l3elo7 of Medicine, Unlvereity of Toronto;
Lioentiate end Grndueto of the college of Rhyy,
shotona 0048 Burgeons, Ont. Pont-ggradua0e
Chicago Nye, Ear, Nein and ' hreat Ho&pltal,
Ohica_go, Ill, Ex -House Surgeon to St. 'Mich-
aepe IiOspltel. Toronte
1 t n With Crouhroek et all hours.
Ohieheltn, B, A,, Kincardine; Rey, F,
W, 0, 0o11es, Chatham, Representing
the trustees; John B. T)ow, Whitby
1, 1I• Taah�rhten, Parkhill,
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Morrie
SCHOOL Rmypn.T.,-Tile following is
tl a report
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Work. "1',otal 500, Honore 875, Sr,
Cur2�ie, 888, Jr, .TV. -R. Hone
348, Sr, III, -fel, Shaw, 408; L.
Wilkinson, 222. jr. III,• --I, Shaw,
300 ; x. Ynill, 850 . C. Sellers, 334 ; L
Wilkineoi , 212, ;' W,' Sellers, 85. Pt.
IS. -51. Shgw, 0 ; ,7, Bowman, 434 ;
S. 'rill, 431 ; G. Bone. 428, Sr, 1't. 1.
M. Bowman.., Jr, Pt, .1,-H, Sellers,
M. Wilkinson, L, Sealers.
C. MgCItammx. Teacher,
Office over N. jt, Smith's Dreg Store. Tele- Ethel
,hone oonneo to t
DR. HAMILTON
Dental Surgeon,
Honor Grsdaato Dental Department, Toronto•
University • Licentiate of Royal. College of
Dental 8argeone, of Toronto. Moe over J.
T. Roes' More. Brussels.
f8'Wi11 visit Wroxeter the flret and third
Mondaye and Gerrie the second and fourth
Mondays of each month.
DR; W,4RDLAW
Honorgraduate of the Ontario' Veterinary
College. Day and night calls. , Office opposite
Flour Milt, Ethel..
GAIIl VD YlegiO it Ha LIZ war
BRUSSELS
Ctoxno Boron GoxnO.Nossa
Mail 7:06 a m. Express 10:65 a m
ExExpress 18:02 p m ( Eaprese 8:69 p m.
WALTON
To Toronto To Goderioh
Epe""""'""8mEpre•"""'"ree :W a I a9:15 p m
aai sttus ait ing
WEDDING invitations printed on sh
notice at THE POST.
THE POST subscription list contin
to grow. We wish to add goo nam
Will you lend a hand?
PEOPLE might as well save their ti
and postage as to send cornmunicati
to THE POST without their name atta
ed. We must know with whom we
dealing.
A LAxELET correspondent says
John Bradwell drove to Brussels on bu
neseone day recently. He left
I
5.30 n the morning, fed his horse a
knocked round the town for a while, a
was home- here before 2 o'clock, coy
ing 44 miles in that time.
EXCEEDINGLY CHEERFUL. - Br
street's Review of Western Ontario sa
trade is steady in character, and noun
trade has improved somewhat duri
the past few days,' Factories a
wholesalers here report excellent ord
for present and later delivery, and t
outlook tor future business continu
exceedingly ng y cheerfu4 Collections a
fair to good.
NBwsY NOTE FROM TORONTO. -DE
MR. KERR,-Please find enclosed t
sum of , 2,00, our subscription tor t
current year and the year of zero. T
POST is a most welcome weekly visit
in our home and is worth at leastla do
letters. To keep house without it wou
seeinyery strange. indeed. Wishing y
a very large measure of succe
editorially and otherwise, in the'Ne
Year which is coming.
Invented Safe Headache Cure.
Away with headaches, be done wi
dizziness, bad stomach and biliou
nese. A cure has been found -use D
Hamilton's Pills and enjoy the heal
hey so surely bring. Nothing b
healthful vegetable extracts in D
Hamilton's Pills. They cleanse an
urtfy the whole system, act as a fie
eel:, tonic,
Safe for children
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women '
and men. Sold in 25c. box
y all dealers.
NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. -Th
tratford Herald says of a former Bru
elite :-Samuel. Askin, photographe
Formerly of Teeswater, Bruce Count
as opened up a modern studio on tb
hird floor, of the Beacon building. NI
skin is a photographer of wide exper
nce, having a ,studio in Teeswater_ fo
ineteen years. For the last two year
tad a half he was with Dudley Hoyte
eve York city, and Frank Scott Clar
o., of Detroit, and in these larg
udios has learned many new ideas un
nown to most photographers. Wit -
is modern egnipment he is prepared t
rn out work of the highest class, an
ill opeu his studio on Monday. Th
oohs are elegantly furnished and Mr
skin has
spared no money in Navin
em fitted for the best.
Do you fool Used Up 7
You're discouraged and played out
-
(mods,' enough energy to think, and
ss to work on, The reason ? You
e run down, blood is thin, nerve
e like Indian rubber, not like steel
they ought to be, Use Ferrozone
d the tired feeling will go -it can'
y because rich nutritious blood and
o bodily vigor PezTozone makes,
owds out weakness of every kind.
e Ferrozone and you'll feel like a
hting king -full of eneegy-filled up
h ambition -ever ready to work.
No
strengthening tonic so potent,
lent not a da
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g All ll dee
g leis
Ferro
zone Gone I
u50c'
t. boxes.
Naw ADVICORY Com:cmL,-The new
visory Council as announced bq J. A.
uston, acting, registrar, is composed
follows :-Eit-officio members. Dr,
o. Seath; Superintendent of Education,
d Rev. Dr. R.A.Falconer, Presi-
of of the Uatversity.of Toronto.
presenting the Universities : Rev.
W. J. Murphy, University . of
awe ; Dr, John Dearness, Western
iversity ; Rev. Dr, Chancellor Bur-,
shUniversity
of Toronto ; Rev.
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Dr, John Fletcher, University of
ionto . Dr, Alex. C. McKay, Me-
ster University. Representing the
lic school teachers':: Miss Harriet
hston, Toronto; Alex. A. Jordon,`
gston ; J. W. Plewee, Chatham l
s. A. Reid, Otven Sottttd, Repre-
ting the high school tteachers
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p . B. A. St, Marys • Gil-
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SCxoot. Rh4ol T, -•-Following is the.
Ethel school report for November ;
Senior depwear:era, Sr,, 1 V -V, Me -
Call, 0. Dunbar, W. Eclrmier, L.
Thompson, L. Melutesh. Jr. 1V -C.
En ler, P. Bateman, 0. Cooper, E,
Dobson, E. Flood, N. McKee, V.
Pollard, E. McLeod, N, Addy. Sr.
III -R, Hemsworth, R. Eckniior, E.
Ferguson, W. Thompson, G. Cole, S.
Strachan, G. +,ckmier, Jr. TIi-L,
McNeelands, 11 McKee (equal), P.
Dobson, W. Schaefer, R. Dunbar, B..
Vodden. Junior department :-Sr.
II -L. Martin, S. Gill, S. MacDonald,
H. Freeman, F. Sanders, L. Dane, L.
Vodden, Jr. II -V. Schaefer, L.
Hemeworth, L. Davidson, J. Lucas,
E. Eckmier, M. Thompson, E. Mc-
Intosh. Pt. II -GI. Bowes; D. McKee,
H. Love, P. Love, R. NeNeelaud, G.
Pollard, R. Kreuter, Se. I -A. Mac-
Donald, W. Dane, M. Martha, B. Cole,
Q. Dobson, Bernice Cole, M. Thomp-
son, C. Bateman, F. McIntosh, Int..
I-V. McCall, 0. Ferguspn, A. Eck-
mier, I, Mitchell, A, Flood, 1;. Mit-
cheIl, E. Kreuter, L. Pollard, A.
Hemsworth. Jr. I-0. McKee, B.
Howlett, M. Vodden, L. Sanders, 0.
Henderson, L. McIntosh, E. Me-
Neeland, E. Thompson, W. Woods.
A. H. MACDONALD, Principal,
M. E. WALSH', Assistant,
Any -Weakness In your Back 7
Sometimes you experience pain and
weakness without much suffering.
Later on the pain will surely come.
The trouble can be stopped now by
rubbing on Nerviline-rub it in deeply
over the spine, and then put on a
Nerviline Porous Plaster. In these
remedies you will find wonderful and
quick relief. They will spare you
from an attack of Lumbago which is
the outcome of neglected pain in the
back or side. For all muscular pains,
strains and weakness, Poison's Nervi -
line and Nerviline Plasters have no
equal. Refuse substitutes.
belgrave
Miss Rachel Bates is spending a few
weeks in Clinton.
Will. and Mrs. Cole rejoice over the
birth of a daughter.
Miss Olive Masters, of Bluevale, was
the guest of Mrs. 0. W. Proctor.
Miss Bella Sproat is visiting friends
at Toronto, Stratford and Seaforth.
P. Wheeler, of Hamilton, visited his
uncle and aunt, Dan: and Mrs. Wheel-
er.
Alex. Stewart, sr., has engaged with
John Armstrong, live stock dealer, for
a year. -
Robt. and Mrs. Bell, of Hibbert Tp.,
were visitors at John T. Bell's 5th line,
Morris.
Wm. Wray, who has been quite ill
for a couple of weeks, is able 56 be
around again.
Miss Pearl Toll has been. re-engaged
for the ensuing year by S. S. No. 10,
East Wawanosh. ' •
Mrs. Henry Pearen, of Turnberry, is
lying very ill at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Bengough, of this village.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle have returned
from their holiday trip East, and the
former t x has resumed his duties ties at
the
G.
T.R. station.
Watson & Armstrong shipped 8000
lbs. of fowl on Monday of last week
and 4,000 lbs on Tuesday, They in-
tend shipping until the end of the sea-
son.
Revival meetings are being held in
the Methodist church this week, con-
ducted by the pastor, Rev. J. E. Cook,
assisted by Albert Stuttle, of Strath-
roy.
NATIONAL ROLLER MILLS
When
you
ru.
n
out of Flour'
next time change for the better
by ordering a sack of White
Loaf. The better things to eat
you will at once commence to
enjoy at your house will bo your
rear
w d.
Those who try Lo
White of Flour
once, always become its steady
risers. Do you think they would
unless the flour was better, than
they had had before ? Hardly.
Wit
Wm&RJ1. Fryne
Throat
Coughs
Ask your'doetor about these
throat coughs. He will tell
you how deceptive they are.
A tickling in the throat often
means serious trouble ahead.
Better explain your case care-
fully to' your doctorp and ask
;him about your taking Ayers,
Cherry Pectoral.
W. ironies oar rormatai,
V110115 alcohol
A hpm par madioinoa
Ts - niae'oa to
oo [looter
dgotor
Who makes the best liver pills? The
J. S3. Ayer Company, of Lowefl Masa.
They have been making Ayer's ,Bills for
over sixty years, 1f you have the slight-
est doubt about using these pilis,.ask
your doctor. Do as he says, always,.
-SRade by than. 0. Ayer co., 8vwen, Nsalu"-
Miss Mina Carter, of East Wawa -
nosh, left for Fort Francis, where she
intends spending the Winter months.
T. Anderson has returned to his
home in the Soo after having spent a
couple of weeks with his mother, who
has been very i11.
A Cure for Oolde.
Cheap acid preparations are *36014)55
-use the old standard-Putnam's
Corn Extractor, For fifty years Put-
nam's has been the one painless cure.
Bluevafe
Mrs. Manns 40 improving in health
we are glad to state.
Jos, Sellers has been on the sick list
but is recovering nicely.
C. 0. F. Organizer was in the village
and secured five new members.
Miss Cora Messer spent a few days
with friends at Listowel and Atwood.
Mrs. J.
Johnston and Mrs. H, Dia-
ment visited with friends at Luck -
now.
Thos. Stewart attended the funeral
of his cousin, Henry Watson, of
Mitchell.
Mrs. Sanderson and daughter, of
Toronto, are spending a few weeks in
the village,
R, Thomson, of Brussels, took in- a
108 of poultry at the station here on
Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. (Rev.) West received the sad
news of the death of her father at
Whitby and went to attend the funer-
al.
Wat. Davidson has moved on to his
faun on the 2nd line, Morris. We
wish trim the very best success
possible.
MAKES HAM GROW
Jas. Fox Has an Invigorator
that Makes Hair grow in
Abundantly or Money Back.
If your hair is thinning out gradual-
ly it won't be long before the bald spot
appears.
The time to take care of the hair is
when you have hair to take care of.
For thin falling hair the best remedy
known to mankind is Parisian Sage.
It is compounded on scientific prin-
ciples and furnishes to the hair i cot a
nourishment that acts ,gtu'cklyohd'
promptly and causes the'haii to..gsbw.,
But remember this ,. it kills tile•,
dandruff germ, the pest that. appro�
priates all the natural tdoyris]1me1at'
thatshouldo
theh
g toair root.
Parisian Sage is sold by James Fox
under a positive guarantee to banish
dandruff, stop falling hair and itching
scalp in two weeks or money back.
It gives to women's haira lustre and
radiance that is most fascinating and
causes it to grow abundantly.
Parisian Sage is now sold in every
first-class town in Canada. A large,
generous bottle costs 50 cents, and
the girl with the Auburn hair is on
every bottle.
Winghann
Rev, Dr. Rutledge preached Sunday
School anniversary sermons in Grace
church, St. Thomas, on Sunday.
J. B. Ferguson tendered his resigna-
tion as Clerk and Treasurer of the
town, to take effect at the end of this
year.
The annual meeting of the North
Huron' Liberal Association will be held
in the Win ham Town Hall, on the
afternoon 01 Tuesday, December 2158.
Wingham people will be sorry
to hear that the town is losing a good
official in the removal of Mr, Ferguson.
He has been CIerlr for some twenty-
six years and for a number of years
has held the combined office of Clerk
and Treasurer.
The Women's Auxiliary of the Tem-
perance and Moral Reform Association
held an enthusiastic meeting when
ladies to the number of about fifty
were
present. The following
officers
were appointed tO
d • .-Reel
M. Fisher; 1st Vice-Presidengt,sMrs.
Alex. Ross ; 2nd Vice -President, Mrs.
A. Simmons ; 3rd Vice -President, Mrs.
John Wilton.
The High School Literary Society
has been reorganized and election of
officers was held, with the following
results :-Hon.-President, W. F Van -
stone ; President, 0. W, McKee ; 1st
Vice -President, Miss M. Ritchie ; 2nd
Vice -President, P. McEwen ; Secre-
tary,
R. J. Gallagher
,Treasurer, H,Linklat0r
; Press ss Re
porters, Miss G.
Kennedy, J. Mitchell, Eateeutive-
Portn IV, Miss Jewett, R. II, Lloyd ;
Form III, Miss G. Stewart, Geo.
Moffatt ; Form II, Miss A. Geddes, A.
.l nechtel ; Form I, Miss I3: Swarts,
Geo. Howson,
The champions of the Northern
League have organized for the coming
seas011i
w th the
following' g
w n officers -�
Hon. -President. Dr. J.
P. Kennedy Y-
:a.on
'Vice -President,
R, Clegg Presi-
dent, 0. 0, VanStone; 1st Vice -Presi-
dent, X, Binkley ; 2nd, Vice -President,
D, Davies ; Secretary, J. Walton Mo-
Kibbon ; Treasurer, W, L,, .Siuoiaiir ;
Marmot', 7), I1insieY. Patrons -Dr,
A. 3.
Geo, � O
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Invite poCCon, A. Ifi. Mns-
ggrove, 11I, L, A„ Dr, Chisholm, M, k?,,
To Ken led , J. 13, McGuire, J, W.
Otr, I., Johnston.
Molesworth
CALLS RSV. It.
M>t,
b terian congregation lie_ h Pres-
tended a unaimull lto If ev. 0, ex-
tended
8, ,t1,., of Napier, to become their
pastor as successor to Rev, Mr, Bur-
nett, who moved to Dorchester
station, Mr. Beit is offered POO
salary and Mait-
land Prbytey, which netlast
Thursday at Walton, advanced the
call and Tuesday of this week Sarnia
Presbytery was to deal with it but we
have not heard the result, Rev. Mr.
Bell is highly spoken of and if he
accepts will have a very comfortable
charge here. The congregation was
represented at Maitland Presbytery
by two elders,
Splioor, REPORT, -The following is
the report of S. S. No. 10, Howick and
Grey, for the month of November,
Results are based on class work and
weekly examinations :-Sr. IV -Annie
Robertson, Jr, IV -Annie Hislop,
.Ewart McKerchar, Tindall McKee -
char, Sr. III -Robbie McDonald,
Laurence Hislop, Jr. III -Arthur
Bowman, Birks Robertson, Wilbert
Graiuger. 81'. II A -Jean Doig,
Maria Bennett, Carl Grainger, Verne
McDonald. Sr. II B -Gerrie Hislop,
Addie Armstrong, Lloyd Armstrong,
Willie Armstrong. Jr. II -James
MoKerchar, Myrtle Bennett, Della
Doig, Pt. II -Etta Bowman, Victor
Bowman, Sr. I -Mabel Robertson.
Jr, I -Herbert Bowman, Primary -
Ruby Grainger, Georgie Hislop.
Average attendance 20.
NcntssA R. STARLING, Teacher.
Don't Neglect your Cough.
You may dislike taking medicine -
but coughs are best cured without
medicine. The modern treatment is
"Oatarrhozone"-it isn't a drug -it's a
heating vapor, full of pine essences
and healing balsams. It spreads over
the surfaces that are weak and sore
from coughing. Every spot that's
congested is healed, irritation is sooth-
ed away, phlegm and secretions are
cleaned out, and all symptoms of cold
and catarrh are cured. Nothing so
quick, so sure, so pleasant as Catarrh -
ozone. In 25 ct. and $1.00 sizes sit all
dealers.
Ex -Mayor Donald Cameron, of Wind-
sor, died in Scotland.
The revenue of the "•Dominion will be
nearly $roo,000,000 this year.
The House of Commons adopted the
French treaty by 107 votes to 33.
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Best Place in Canada
For superior Business and Shorthand
education is the progressive
Graduates . of this College readily
obtain choice positions. The demand
for our graduates is fully five times the
supply. Winter term opens Jaa. 8rd.
New catalogue free.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
Cor. Yonge-&Alexander- els, Toronto,
!saaaraceeerc xi 9 s��p Ra sea';
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DO YOU NEED
TILE?
Farmers and others desiring Tile for
the
cathing season can secure what they re-
quire at carload rates, at Brussels or
Ethel stations, if orders are sent in suf-
ficienti
t me
to arrange
for
Quantity t
and
date of delivery. I will notify
the pur-
chasers of the arrival of the cars and as-
sist in loading from car to wagons. Fur-
ther particulars may be obtained by
seeing or writing
W. E. Sanders
Agent Drayton Tile, Ethel
Order at once. A11 sizes from a to 18
inches may be obtained. Tile from
8 inches up are 28 inches long,
CEMENT KEPT /N SEASON,
SIIMME scull'.
June, lulr, and August leads into
our Fall 'Perm without any break.
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TIIURSDAY, DEO. 2nd, 1909
" JAN. Oth,1010
FEB, 8rd, 1910
MAR. 8,
xd 1010
MAR,31st
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Leading Local and Outside Buyers
will bo present,
Son. Chas, Burette, ee Senator, died
in New Brunswick,
Victor or Chat')ancl Poll qlf the roof of a
ehut•0h at Ottawa and was killed,
Miss N,S, Aylesworth, of Ernest-
town, woo strtigk by a railway engine
a killed.
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San
ilteic
M 0augheY was accidentally
shot and killed by his e'en in 0?rillle
township,
John Middleton, 1, 4
f A in4
ndalP" y
found dead in a field, '
as'
Charles W. Hathaway Kan fatally 111e
lured near A pin, his team rpnnitih iu
front of a railway engine,
Norman Welsh and Setnuel otPWar
k
o Windsor Cl n
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w ser boys, arrested in the act of
setting e n fir
g e to a shod, ootlfesst'd to cit
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Ma lumber ,of fis in tl;e peat three
montbs,
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Local Option By -Law
A By-law to prohibit the sale by retail of spirituous, ferment-
ed or other manufactured liquors in the Municipality of
the Village of Brussels.
The Municipal Council of the Village promoting the passing of this By-law and a
of Brussels, in the County of Huron, here-
by enacts as follows :-
1 -That t the sale by retail of spirituous,
fermented or other manufactured liquor is
and shall be prohibited in every tavern, inn
or other house or plass of pablio entertain -
men in the said municipality and the sale
hereof, exceptby wholesale, is and shall.
be prohibited in every shop or place other
than a house of public entertainment iu
the said Municipality.
2 -That the vote of the electors of the
said Village of Brnasels will be taken on
this By-law by the Deputy Returning Of-
ficers hereinafter Harped, on Monday, the
Third day of January, 1910, commencing
at nine in the forenoon and continuing un-
til five o'clock in the afberuoon, at the fol-
lowing places :-
For Polling Division No. One, at the
office of John Leckie, and that W. M.
Sinclair be Deputy Returning Officer.
For Polling Divison No. Two, at the
Council room, and that N. F. Gerry be
Deputy Returning Officer.
For Polling Division o No. '1
brae
at the
residents of George Birt, and that Paten
Scott be Deputy Returning Officer.
8 -That on Monday, the Tweety-seventh
day of December, 1909, at his office 1n the
said Village of Brussels, at the hour of
Ten o'clock
in the forenoon
the Ree shall
eh al
appoint in writing, signedned
by himself,two
persons to attend at the final summing
up
of the votes by the Clerk and one person to
attend at each polliug place on behalf of
the persons interested in said desirous of
Ike number on behalf of the persons in
and desirous of opposing the passing of tide
By-law.
4 -That the Clerk of the said Municipal
Council of the Village of Brussels shall at-
tend at the Connoil room at the hour of
eleven o'clock fu the forenoon, on the
the Fourth day of January, 1910, to sum
up the number of votes given for or against
thio By-law,
6 -This By-law shall come into force
and take effeot as from the first day of May
next after the final passing thereof,
Read the first and second time this "•ir
First day of November, 1909.
301111 LECKIE, Reeve,;
F. S. SCOTT, Clerk.
NOTIOE
Take notice that the above is a true copy
of a proposed By-law which has been tak-
en into consideration by the Mnutipal:
Council of the Village of Brussel° and
whioh.will.be finally passed by the said.
0
ounoilm the
event o
( f the assent of the
el otor
a e beingobtained thereto as provided
by the Liquor License Aot and amend'.
meats thereto) after o0e month from the
first poblicatiou thereof in THE Baues8ns
POST, the date of which first publication
was the second day of December A. D.
1909 and that at the hour, day and planes'
therein fixed for, taking the votes of the
electors the polls will be held.
F. S. 800TT,
Clerk:;
Local Option By -Law
A By-law to prohibit the sale by retail of spirituous, ferment-
ed or other manufactured liquors in the Municipality of`,
the Township of Grey.
Theof Grey, in theaCountyl iloftHaron,tbe ohereby, office of December,
he sa d Tow ship of Grey, at the Dat he
eneote as follows :- hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon the
I -That the sale by retail of spirituous, ' Reeve shall appoint in writing, signed by'
fermented or other manufactured liquors himself, two persons to attend at the final`
is and shall be prohibited to every tavern, entraining up of the votes by the Clerk and
fin or other house or place of public en- one person to attend at each polling plaoo
tertainment in the said Municipality and on behalf of the persons interested in and'
the sale hereof, except by wholesale, is and desirous of promoting the passing of this
shall be prohibited in every shop or place By-law and a like number ou behalf of the
in the said Municipality.other than a house of public entertainment persons in end desirous of opposing the:; x
passing of this By-law,
2 -That the vote of eleotors of the said 4 -That the Clerk of the said Municipal,
Township of Grey will be taken on this Connoil of the Township of Grey shall at -
Bylaw by the Deputy. Returning Officers tend at his office in the said Village of
hereinafter nn
modn
o Monday,h e Third Ethel at the 10Urofele
eleven o'clock he
day of January, 1910, commencing at forenoon ou the Fourth day of Janunu ary{
nine in the forenoon and contiuniug until 1910, to sum up the number of votes for ot.
five o'clock in the afternoon ab the follow- against Ebie By-law.
ing places :-
5 -That this By-law 0111111 come into
For Polling Division No. One, at eohool forge and tape effect sa from the First day
house, Lot twenty, Con. ons Grey, and of May next after the final passing thereof.
that lobo Molwan be Deputy
Returning ad
Y Re the
first and
g second
Officer. fifteenth day of November, 1909. •
time this
For Polling Division No, Two, at school WM, ERASER, Iterate.
houee, Lot six, don. eleven Grey, and that
Wm. Work he Deputy Retnruing Officer, 1:', S. SCOTT, Clerk.
Poe Polling Division No. Three, at school
house, Lot ten, Con. 5fteen Gley, and that
Oliver Turnbull be Deputy Rsturoiug
Officer,
For Polling Division No. Four, at school,
house Lot thirty one, Con, sixteen Grey,
and that Neil MnTaggart be Deputy Rey
turning Officer.
For Polling Division No. Five, at the
Township Hall, and that Geo. McCall be
Deputy Heturning Officer,
For Polli?g Division On
No,
Si; at
school
house Lot thirty, OOH, three Gre
r awl that
t
Amos Smith be Deputy
1eLurnin Offirsv•
t
NOTICE
Take uotiee that the above is a true copy
of a proposed By-law which has been taken
into consideration by the Municipal Oben.,"
oil of the Tswneliip of Grey acid whfoh
will be finally pegged by 'the said Cadent
pi the event of the assent of the eleetore
being obtained thereto as pro4Rded by the '.
Liquor License Act and amendments
thereto) after one month prom , the APO
1o lisat'
ou thereof sof in'Teo B
Rvesars P
os
x
the date
ofw hi
nb fir
stinns' u 1'
b
a
p on
wh
a
ki
'
Secund any
of
December her
A
.D
D. inn
n
Mid Polling Division wetalt, at that the iour,
d
Long's Hall, Cranbrook, end that Allan for taking0.y not ibe els therein19tkxed
Cameron be Deputy Returning Ofiosr. will bo hldhe voice of the eloctorsthe polls,
a -That -on Moaday, the T'weety-seventh ALBS, 1I. M4oDON'AD3l Clerk,