The Brussels Post, 1909-12-30, Page 14Itines
onday, Feb, 14th Valentiae'o 0Monday,
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� r ��onday, Feb.fe6140
With the great revival iii Smiling of Vaieetines and Valentine Greetings m•
Post Cards, we are well prepared with a boautifel New Stock of Valentines,
endue lemfelties and Valentine Post Cards galore, It is only a very shun time un-
til Valentine's Day so tow is the time to get busy and make a selection,
-Elaborate Vtllentine of parohtnent and silktiffs, ete,oe each.
-Harp Shaped Valentine, beautiful colorings $1.o0 each.
-.Ship Shaped Valentine, stands upright. 4Sc each.
-Drop Valentines, decorated with hearts and flowers, gee each.
--easel Shaped Valentines, choice of colors. 251.1 each,
-Upright Valentines, daietY design, tae each.
--Lace Valentines at se, Ion and 15c each.
Valentine' Post Cards
• e..-•,„ We have searched the market to get the latest in these, and baveletlty to
a. choose from. The Plush Cards with heavily guilded letters, in decorated boxes,
ete at 25c and 2oc each, are much admired. The Airbrush and Metal Novelty Cards
{ at sc each are fine. Our 2 for 5c line contain a great many subjects and cannot be
Ila bear,
ing
ileo,
Drop in and Zookover them. See Window Display
F Re :.
DaUG4IST AND S I'ATiONER.
acal4i.ei�m tents
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f..99 LATE trains are most fasbiooable.
SCHOOL BOARD Friday evening of this
ak week
It Keee\our dog tied up .or muzzled and
ti' don't run any risks.
1tt Fix the pitch holes before' some ser-
e); fans accident bappees.
ra SEVERAL from town attended a Carni -
OL vat at Seaford) last Friday.
Tits pitch holes should be fixed&s
let. they are a menaceto human life.
lei Neve Monthly Horse Fair will be held
eittiiiBrussels on Thursday, March 3rd.
wa,a Mrs ielly and children, of Shelburne,.
axlin e•lt eft eeee Brussels and locality.
j(
bra<rum 3 ,,4TrNE's Day comes next
e
cover thP�r! i1 lust,'' Get your photos,
into the8,5teoBtees have not frightened soy
few eeete iu and around Brussels during
and , +!least few days.
mer Mrs Amanda Service, of Michigan, is
tare visitor with her sister in law, Mrs. F.
p,:Scott, at "Blafr•Athol."
'eve THs Independent Telephone Co. has
dal' nneeted some of the 'phones with the
hiseentral tied the whole circuit will soon
eieoe on speaking terms.
ben THE Lowry stage to: Seafortb'has dis-
ototitinuedand Mr. Oakley bas the busi
eness all to himself now. Stage leaves.
eeBrussels a half hour earlier than former -
lo ly in the morning.
di BActt NEXT WEEg.-The alterations
ea end improvements to the Standard
t eelank building are now complete and
r.ite staff expect to get back to tbe old,
•vet new, premises by Wednesday of next
-nu week,
Z01' T. H. CAMERON, of town, was re-ap-
1,40ointed on the Board of Examiners in
he ease ..citron School Inspectorate, by the
REEVE LECKIE was elected an Auditor
of the Criminal Board, associated with
Co. Clerk Lane, for 1910, at the recent
meeting of Huron Co. Council.
PUBLIC LIBRARY. - Theadjourned
annealmeeting of .Brussels. Public
Library will be held Thursday evening
M this week in the Board rootn at 8.3u
o'clock. Animal reports will be present•
ed and other business attended to
WILL M oVE TO TORONTO -Mrs. John
Cober and family have decided to re-
move to Toronto and on account of this
will hold an auction sale of household
Furniture, &c., at the home, Flora street
Saturday afternoon 26111 inst., commenc
ing at 2 o'clock. Many old friends will
be sorry to see the Cober family leave
Brussels.
_0�-
Maass to rent with stable on premises. Ap•
Die to ALFRED BAEaER.
BOY wanted to learn the dry goods business.
D. 0. Rues, Brussels.
GOOD young cow for sale, due to. calve Feb.
18th. Apply to Allan Speir, Lot 14, Con. 4,
Morris or Brussels P O.
002205 rug found between Brussels and
Walton. Owner may have same by proving
property and paying for this notice.
PEROT TYEE2rAN..
GOOD heavy loom 'for sale, all complete,
spool weeols, warping bars, &o. For further
particulars tiskat Tim POST, Brussels.
WILL do sew guinmtng and filing to your
faney and can make old saws take the place of
new ones. Yours T. McGregor, corner Mill
and Main street Brussels.
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FATAL. ACCIDENT. -Newton Mills. of
Hanover, South Dakota,-- a former
Ontario man, and a nephew of S. and
Mrs. Batley, of l3rnssels, was killed by
an engine while riding a railway
tryciele. Mr. Mills was engagedat a
pumping station since disposing of bis
ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey attended
tbe funeral at Westover, Out.
neao • Council, Inspector Robb and A. W021E14% INSTITUTE. -The next meet -
that Gundry, of Clinton, are also members ing of Brussels branch of the Women's
th lie Board. Institute will be held at the home of
e""A Wworp,Ea.-Thursday of last week Mrs. John Hewitt on Friday of next
Lhs etteeeeteterrref Wei, Palmer hauled a week, Feb. 18th, at 2.30 p. m. Mrs.
=Wet of wood from he Cuthill bush, Jas. Armstrong, of Gorrie, District Sec-
Oneorth of town, for nomas Newsome, retarv, is expected to be present and
M ibat weighed 04,570 pounds. The team give an address. The ladies of Brussels
isa good one and the ribbons were well and locality are cordially invited to be
In 1eandled by Sylvester For, present at this meeting,
4i
LNOIR CONCERTTle postponed SOME
OF THE GOOD ORES.-
O
ur local
buttConcert,r uu er the auspices of the horsebuyels who are steelier few nor
cd, Jetbodip-Cheich cboir, will be held in wanting in horseologv" often strike
nigtteTo eu Hall, Brussels, Monday even- extra good animals. J. H. Galbraith
ee . L,2done a mile in x t{at Inst, A choice program will has now a high class test pacer that bas
ret; dereTn wlich'the choir and local 5 and can trot a qn
it will `be' assisted abs Miss- Hart,_ Clip. She wears the name of "Indian
waS
ocuttonist Hensel1 and Rev•1.L.Girl and is a choice e e nine
Com
world Mrs Sinai], of Blyth. Keep the bert Belle" is the file given to a good
reetite clear brown registered Motibars mare, 6 years.
gid, Tee Masonic At Elome was held on old, owned by George Keys, who has
wantesday evening, according to au trotted a mile in 2.24. She is a great
sumancement, in the Town Hall, Bi'us. . show beast and has a record of eight
s, and attracted a large audience. 1st prizes from 9 Exhibitions. In other
the Kenny acquitted himselfl in (first words if fou ` require first-class' horses.
'Cat' is style as eutertaiuer and the well don't fail to see Brussels buyers•
homeein 13Iaekstone Orchestra supplied.a MISSIONARY AT HoME,-A very en
at llwee.aegeare of nlirsic; Anything St. jovable nine was spent at the Women's
the tiff's Lodge does they do it in A z Missionary At Home in the Town Hall
roan ' last Friday evening when a unique
tosE 'CALL, --As Duncan McDonald, Missionary musical and literary bill
nory'chant, of 'lamestowo, was leaviug of fare was presented. Rev. E. G.
oel3• n 'roesdav morning his rig was Puwell was the chairman. The military
ationek by the G. 'r. R. snowplow at the drill was in charge of H..R Brewer and
WAS 00 f on Turnberry street and Miss Bessie MuCeinus. directed. the
With ten over the fence. Fortunately Japanese drill both oe which were good:
ii tee r47amage was done.; as the plow wee Everybudv did their part well through.
ygat .trspeed. out evening's
tle. wro-
antineuratulto Mr. McDonald slow his gam was as follows PHytnn,"Onard
Boritlpe from so perilous 'a situation, Christian Soldiers" ; prayer by Rev. E.
in`a 1 UGHT A Bost/sees -We are pleased G• Powell ; instrumental duet by H. L.
ed nitice, by the Fort Frances Times of and Mrs. Jackson • recitation, "What.
ments'lary 3rd, that John 1• Habkirk, re- will you give," by Eva Jamieson, Velma
Colora'of Brussels. has purchased the Lowry, Len. Barkley and Marguerite
bort d%ym.t tailoring business of W. A. Wilton ; recitation, "One to cams" Jim
of thattown.. The Times says;- Lowry 1 exercise, above mentioned girls
had fifty4llkirk spent several months last and Lila Wilkinson ; solo, Miss Carrie
whickeije ;tenitoba end the West looking Hinieston ; recitation, "What boys can
from or Hein at. the fact that he bee Ieloyd Jackson, 'Geotge Edwards,-•
Lathe fly aures 'neakw-vrfiir lr gar ' teeerveSeerldyf'-Mii racken and
let eoint ,;' lie • " e ebmos- highly Carman Powell ;'Curious cradles from
with g y
. oP 1nthler throe "expert Rupee and different lands," by Myrtle Haiste, Ella
privo01 iint.il•3ly versed in "up -to date ' Rands. Myrtle Carter, Pauline Barkley,
atmit 04.f, for men so that Fort Frances Mao Skelton, Myrtle Wright and Amy
dell. e congratulated in having sucb a Roe ; chorus, Fred WoodLloyd J ick-
col-auable. husiliess elan locate here, son, Edgar Lowry, George Edwards,
frc'lte Fort Frances people wilt find/Mr. Carman Powell and Lisle McCracken ;
elefabkirk well worthy of their bear,eonfl Exeuses why people are not active in
ace both as a business man/and a Missionary work , Mrs (Rev.) E. G.
h tizen. ( Powell and Nits, A. 1. Lowry ; solo,
SOCIAL EVENING. -A very pleasant F. H. Gilroy ; "Wen Shun," =glob
thhciltl evening 'was given by .the mem bong by Vera Ainlay, Laura, Bate.
avers of St. John's A. Y. P. . on Mon- plan, Elsie Cober, Hazel Lowry, O.
• "membersof
Armstrong,Ida Rands,
Beatrice Curry,
V
Irene Barkley and Claa
Lowry; recita-
tion, Geo. Edwards ; Japanese elation -
al Anthem by • Ladies' quartette ; read.
In it si
Inge Miss ►o a Buchanan ; duet. Miss
Hiogaton, and Mrs, W. L. Leatherdale
Missionary Re unit), by Miss Gordon
!Mesdames Gilroy, W. L. Leatherdale,
Jackson, Pryne, Walker, McCauley,
Ainlay,'R. Leatherdale, A. J. Lowry;
solo, F, H. Gilroy ; Military drill by
Harry Lewis, 0, Wilbee W. Cardiff, O,
Walker, Fred and Ernie Hunter, Dr,
Hamilton, W. J, McCracken, Gus
Wheeler, Frank Gerry, Chester and Joe
Armstrong; Japanese Fan drill, Misses
Hattie ' Downing, 'I'hursa Gerry, Mildred
and Alta Jennie, Pearl Sharp,
Eva Mc-
Crackeu. Florence Buchanan, Ruby
Plum Jesste Cunningham, Mamie
Catrluff, 011ie Mnonevand Edith Bailey,
A social half hour and refreshments fel-
:ut' last. to wh;,
ed 1111$uF etice.
In the employ 0 M.
a boy of thirteen nail
the protege of the Co
11
wealthy and acne
Princess. t'lecrrget'6
token a prisoner by
in the Crimean war;
the life of the counte
a bear hunt while in t
1lllssia. Renee hes' it
lad, whom she placer
germ' hab '
os ,its1 lulent.°
ted Ise well
Pptt Winghani
haver, being
to t invitation
ieeioheir new
if Wing -
ay ft Amuse•
on to !oily pro.
sum, elven,
lilting YattsMby
d hila, •g; sella•
purPOebrarris
o bear lit and
slot been „etch
Ghat the ft tG .
'm had eigl85'
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to
.0 been Ctln ab ,
lowed.
The Sect servant Is a Strong •
of the Farmer I Chartered Bank
THE STANDARD BANK
The etr
O eBank:�t n
GtablWed 1873
TR
AN M TTING
MONEYOF CANADA 80 Brethe
Makes a Specialty of the business of Farmers
and extends to them) most Reasonable Terms,
Every department of Banking is conducted
Drafts and Money Orders Issued at Reasonable Rates
BRUSSELS BRANCH -
F, H. GILROY, MANAGER
People We Talk About
James Elliott is away to Peterboro' on
a trip„
Miss Stella Gerry was on the sick list
last week.
Mrs. George Birt is visiting relatives
and friends in Toronto.
Mrs, (Dr.) Holmes was visiting iu
Toronto for a short time.
Miss Mable Colvin was a visitor with
Blv'h relatives last week,
Fred, Wood, of Cornwall, was here
last week on a visit to his brother.
Russel Andrews, of Bluevale. was a
visitor with friends in town this week,
Councillor D. A. Lowry and Miss
Clara are'visiting friends at Walkerton
this week,
R. A. Pryne was visiting relatives
and friends at London, Newbury and
other points.
George Oke, of Alvinston, who has
been visiting at P. McQuarrie's has re-
turned home. • '
Mrs. Plank and daughter, Miss Stella,
of Stratford are visitots with Mrs. P.
Innes. The ladies are sisters.
Mrs. B. Edwards was called to the
parental home owing to serious injury
received by her mothers Mrs. Dale, by a
fall. They liye near Seafortb,
ANNUAL TELEPHONE' MEETING,
Tuesday afternoon of this week the
Town Hall, Brussels, was well filled at
the annual meeting of the Brussels,
Morris and Grev Independent Telephone
Co.. F. S. Scott, ; President, 'ocenpied
the chair.
Minutes of first organization meeting
March 8, 1909, were read and confirmed;
Secretary -Treasurer. J.., Leckie, pre
seated the abstract Auditor's Statement
for the year. showing receipts • to be
1118,938.6o and disbursements $18 o26.16
leaving a balance of $012.44. Report
was adopted,
President addressed meeting as to
cause of delay in getting system work-
ing, owing to delay in starting and bad
weather but hoped before many weeks
all would be c. mplete. Efforts to se-
cure tong distance connection and other
matters were also fully discussed.
Moved by R Procter, seconded by
J. Smiley that F. S. Scott be re elected
President for coming Year. Carried.
Moved by Robt. Shedden, seconded
by G. Nicholson, that Wm. Cameron,.
Township of Grey ; George Taylor,
Morris township ; and M. H. Moore of
Brussels, he re -appointed Directors for
curreut year. Carried, Thos. Miller
was re-elected Auditor.
The Central office, corner Mill and
Turnberry streets, Brussels is now
about ready and will be in charge of
Miss Millie Grewar, assisted . by Miss
Mary McDonald.
It is expected
the circuit clr u t will
have
well 300
'phones s when ready for
operation with good prospects tor at
least another hundred
The meeting wasa good one, about25o
being in attendance.
Brussels Council
'rhe regular monthly meeting of Brus-
sets Municipal Council was held les,
Monday evening, all the members pret,-
ent except Councillor Anent.
Minutes of last meeting read and
passed.
Following accounts were presented :
Robt. Oliver,' salary $ 37 80
Robt. Oliver, miscellaneous r uo
N. McCanlay, roasts 1. 40
A Anderson, roads 2 00
W. Sellers, roads 1 75
P. Ament, miscellaneous 80
N. F. Gerry, Fire Department. 39, 5u
Mrs. Stevens, miscellaneous 8 ou
Moved by Councillors Jones and
Lowry that accounts as read be paid.
Carried.
Auditors' Report was submitted and
on motion of Means. Tones and Lowry
was accepted and abstract ordered to be
inserted in 'rcE BRutit is POST.
Moved by A. C. Dames, seconded by
Jones that J s t at the Treasurer be instruct-
ady to subscribe for sill topies of the
Muf+ieiyat World and Journal, Carried.
Moved by Jas. Tones, seconded by A.
C. Dames that the salary of 'treasurer,
$6o. and Auditors' salary of $6 each, be
paid, Carried. ,
Moved by A. C. Dames seconded be
D A. Lowry that an order be granted
the Tax Collector for taxes remitted as
follows
Edith' Colvin $ 2 to
Isabel Ritchie 2 10
Mrs. MnKn
i lay s 88
Carried.
A few other'. matters were discussed
before Council adjourned.
Ohurch Chimes
Rev, S. H. McGee, of Toronto, assit.
tent Secretary of the Moral Reform
Movement, will speak in the Methodist
Church on the evening of March 9th,
He is well worth hearing.
ar ng.
Rev 5 G. Powell, Rev. A. C. Wish.
art, B. A., and Mrs, A. McGuire and
Mrs Dark will attend the annual Con-
vention of the Dominion Alliance on
Wednesday, Thursday rsda
V and Friday of
next week at Toronto.
A special meeting tr of Maitland Presby•
erywill be held f
n St, n
Andrew's
8
hutch, Win ham 1hursd
aY,
Feb,t ti
,Wo, the undereighed Auditorsdeelnre the
At the regular meeting of the Official
Board of Brussels Methodist Church,
Tuesday evening, routine business was
gone through with. A committee con-
sisting of the Neter, B. Gerry and 1. T.
Wood was appointed to confer with
-
Cranbrook congregation relative .to next
term's work. In the matter of a new
pastor F. H. Gilroy, J. T. Wood and
W. H. Kerr were named as a Commit-
tee who will report to the Board. The
pastor, Rev. E G. Powell, is closing a
successful 4 year pastorate and will
necessarily have to remove to a new
charge.
All men receive a hearty . welcome at
the Men's Bible Class at 3 p tit Sunday
afternoons, Don't target to bring your
friend with you. Bright singing The
officers elected for this session are as
follows: -President. Rev A. C. Wish-
art, B. A. ; Vire Pres.. Rohr, Render -
sun.; Secretary, C. A tones ; Treasurer,
Arthur McGuire ; Organist, Chas,
Richards; 'reacher, Rev. A. C Wish-
art ; Doorkeeper. David Hogg; Collect=
or, Ben Walker ;"Convener of Look
out Committee, Will. Becker, all mem-
bers of class on committee , Sick Visit-
ing Committee, Ed Nicholson. Chas
Doids, Roland Rush, M H, Moore,
Arthur McGuire, Walter Williamson,
Dan. Lowry, Convecer ; Book Steward,
Alfred Glassier,
Turnberry
TURNBERRY Oontear.-Minutes Of
Council held Feb. 7th. Members all
present. Reeve in Iheehair• Minutes
of last Meeting read and adopted ou
motion of Messrs •wheeler and Ruthet'-
ford. Cornmunirations were read
from a number of iron bridge manu-
factures, ham a number of road tool
manufactures also from a number of
Makers re debentures, all filed. Audi-
tors' Report in printed form was laid
before the Council for final audit.
Moved by Mr. Kelly, seconded by Mr.
Wheeler that the Auditors' Report be
adopted as printed. Carried. Appli-
cations were laid before the Council
for the position of Assessor from•
Williarn S. King, and Herbert Hen-
nings at the salary named by the
Council. Moved by Mr. Kelly, second-
ed by Mr. Rutherford that William
S. King be appointed Assessor. Lost.
Moved in amendment, by Mr. Wheel-
er, seconded by Mr. Mulvey, that Her-
bert Hennings be:appointed Assessor.
Carried, the. Reeve voting for Mr,
Hennings. Moved by Mr. Kelly.
seconded' by Mr. Mulvey, that all
parties wanting a change of Path -
masters, poundkeepes Or fenceviewers
should u apply some to me memer <b t
1n i
f the
P
Council, i the Reeve of the Clerk before
next meeting of Council Carried.
jsloved by Mr, Mulvey, seconded by
Mr. Wheeler, that, Mr. Kelly get a
ten inch wind break for snow put on
both sides n
a' of Woods' bridge.
Carried.
ed:
bIoved by Mr. Mulvey, seconded by
Mr. Iielly that the Reeve call at Mr.
McLaren a house in Wingham and
examine his securities as Treasurer,
Carried. Following accounts were
passed and cheques issued ;-Theo.
Hall, printing Local Option' By -Law,
$16.00;,Geo. Mason, books and pencils
75o ; John Burgess, registering births,
marriages and deaths, $13.60 ; Express
Co., charges on rolls and cartage, 40c ;
Municipal World, 2 Assessment rolls,
$2,40; Robert Black, audit, $10,00;
Wesley Ansley. audit, $10.00; T. K.
Abstract Statement
of Receipts and Expenditure and
Assets' and Liabilities of the
TOWNSHIP 11 MORNIS
For the Year 1909
REOEIPTS
Cash on hoed $ 1080 68
Drainage debentures - 04813 84
Tress. Dept. Toronto Ry. Taxation -208 48
Lonny4000 00
Interest 48 24
Lumber and ilio sold 114 94 117
License fund
Agee.. menton drnine 780 40
School granta 802 00
Taxes,.. ... . .. 10512 92
Srhoot Debentures ,,, 280 00
Incidentals '2818
iiii, (iii
EXPENDITURE
Roads and bridges
Miscellaneous
Shoots
Drainage
Salaries
Loans
Printing
Debentures
Law costs
Taxes
ASSIOT0
$881781
867 84
0850 44
2704 65
881 (I0
9
078 50
2406 87
4150 95
$28,826 72
Cash on hand $ 0480 14
Oomaa tile
.,....,140 00
Rand grader 00
Townsip Hall 1200 00
Rim plank 860
$ 7,087 84
LIABILITIES{
Smith drain - ...,.,9 4411 00
Russell drain - 878 46
Mason drain 418 16
Railway 811 70
0 ll enfnElitIon.drniit 19000
- 257 48
• 9.8,984 09
c
to deal with calls to Rev. b 'r. L Me foetpaien to hea'r't, and rmtact nbetrnnt
etaitee ane of the rnoei ,t, and expelu1112 exnd
Kerroll, of Lueknow, and Co Rev, W. J. of the naaets and hnwlltfes of the Township of
West, of Bluevale, also to consider calla Morris tor the year 1900
from Ashfield and Kinlough, - i thins MoNtbb, }Auditors.
For sums up to $50 our Bank Money Orders are
convenient and inexpensive. For larger amounts we issue
Drafts or Bills of Exchange. Money sent at once to any,
banking point in the world by Telegraphic or Cable
Transfer.
Savings Bank Department at Every Branch.
BRUSSELS BRANCH
J. r'. Rowland. Manager
. 86
Powell, audit, $3.00 ; Treas. Morris, 1 MARRIED
gravel and gravelling, $28.00 ; 17. BoxE-MoCUen.-In Brussels. on Feb, 5th, by
Gilntteridge, glazed tile, Cuirass to pay II Rev.,E G. Powe1L 54r. Chris, B. Bane• of
$3.00. Moved byMr. Kelly, second- i ofott, Soio0 to u a FlfGrey B, daughter
Y of Mr. John bfOCueh, of prey tuwnehip.
ed by Mr. Wheeler,that this meeting
do now adjourn to meet in the Clerk's
office, Bluevale, on Monday April 4th,
at 10 o'clock a. in. Carried,
JoHN BURGESS, Clerk.
•
BORN
OARTERe-At Avonton Ont„ on Februaryy. 1st,
to Mr. and Mra. John Carter a daughter.
GIBBON. -In Turnberry, on Jan.28tit, to Mr.
and Mrs. Will. Gibson, a son. -,
DIED,
BLAne-At Portago•la.Prairie. Man., on Jan.
28th, William Blair, in hie 6511 year.
AUCTION SALES
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY11TH.-Farm, farm
stook, implements, &a., Lot 14, Con. 8, Morris.
Sale at 1 p. m. ' Jno. Nivins, Prop. 1P. S. Scott,
Ano,
Tuseo,L', FEBRUARY lime. -Farm stock,
implements, &e., Lot 10, Con. 111, McKillop.
Sale unreserved at 1 p. m. . Alex. Ross, Prop.
F. S. Scott, Ano.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15TH. Horses, rigs,
hernees &o., Lot 9, 4th line Morrie. Sale un-
reserved at 1 p. m. A, Nicholson & Sons,
Proprietors. • R: H. Garnier, Ano.
FH10Ln, FEBRUARY 18TH. -Farm stook,im-
plemeut., &e., North half Lot 80, Con. 8. Mor-
rie. Sale unreserved at 1 p. m. Jae. Bolger,
Prop. F. S. Scott, Auo..
TUESDAY, FEB, 22ND. -Farm stook, imple.
meats. &a., at Lot 8, Con. 4, Grey.- Sale at 1
o'clock. Wm, Hogg, Prop • F, S. Scott, Ano.
SATURDAY, Fan. 20th. -Household furniture,
&o., et residence, Flora etreet, tlruseate "Bele
et 2 o'clock. Odra. John Oober,;Proprtetresa ;
F. S. Scott, Aum - ,
BRUSSEI.S.MARKET.
Wheat - $108
tsey 84
Peas 80
BorOal....
Butter
WoEg
Potatoes
Hay
Hogs
Apple,,
45
19 22
45 5
17885 17886
8 18
1100 1 25
Auction Sales
AUCTION RALE O9' FARM STOOK, IM-
YLEDIIINTS, rearneUaS, &o. -F. r1). Scott,
Auctioneer has been instructed by the under- HOBO' BRED YORKSBIRE HOG for ser•
elgned to Hell by nubile auction at NU Lot 80,. T vion on Lot 19, 0um X, Grey. Ered by 811'.
Oon. 8, Morrie, on Friday Febrpory )Silt. at 1 Platt,, the well known breeder of Guelph.
p. m , the rotrnwing valuable property, viz Terme, $1.00, to be paid et time of service with
2 heavy draught mares, one rising 7 and the privilege of returning if necewnryy
other rising 10, both 1n foal to Bursar; 1 heavy 81.2 N, BAYDEI HAYDEN;Prop.
mare rifting 7 years by Durant,, 1 general put,
pose mare teeing 4 years. 1 beavy•horee colt
rising 2 by Rimer, 1 heavy bora.. colt rising 2
by Best Man, 1 heavy mare colt rising 2 by
Bawarden, 1 driving mare rising 9 by Sid: Stan.
ton, 2 heavy Spring colts (horse and mare), 19
good grade cows (two of them fresh and the SEALED TENDERS addressed to the Post-
rent supposed in colt three of them to calve . meter General will be received et Ottawa
about the time of sale4.8 farrow news 12 steers until Noon, on Friday, the 25th March 1010, for
rising 2 years. 8 heifers rlsing 2 years,1715;4:88r ing the conveyance of Elie alajesty a Mails, on - a
enlvee, '6 young sheep, 4 sows eupposed pig. propoeed Contract for four years six times
I thorn' -bred Berkshire boar, 60 hens, ay per week each way, between Brussels and
Minis b oder, !mower, :1 Sharps rake. 112• Wroxeter from the Postmaster General's
hoed seed drill. 1 pulper, 1 heavy cutting box pleasure. Printed notices confuting further
nearly new, 1 riding plow. 1 cultivator nearly infe•matlm. as to conditions of proposed Uon•
tract may be seen and blank forma of Tender
may be obtained at the Po.}t Office of Brussels,
Jamestown end Wroxeter and at the office of
,
heavy harness nearly new, 200 bus. of mixed .the Post Office Inspector ut LondonPostOffice Department, Midi Service Branch.
grain. 200unreserved hue -oats, numerous other articles.
ie G. U. ent, Midi Ser Superintendent,.
Sale nnra.erved as the proprietor hes sold Lie
Over Mot amount 9 months credit given one.
Feb. 5th 1910.
farm. Terms -All Rums of $6 andunder cash,• (. - '
rerniehiug approved joint notes. 691 off for• JAMES Notice to Creditors
cash -on credit Bv.
OLGEL3, Proprietor.
he Sto ry
That Never
Grows Old
One of the wave of rnnveviug
the story is to send Valentines
noes a•dats. They come 1n 00011
infinite variety that they meet
any requirement of those who
while to send to friends some
token of appreciation or reetercl.
We have a new and complete.
stock of Valentines in card
mounts, boxed designs, fioral
and lave effects, ranging lo price
frotu 20 up, and a bland new
lige 01 Comic Valentines at to
each.
Also a nice line of Valentine
Post Cards whichare selling
rapidly. - •
Now is the time to make your
xeleetion while the assortment is
complete.
DRUG STORE
MAIL CONTRACT
new, 1 set harrows, 1 walking plow, 1 twcefur-
rowed plow 1 dioo,1 wagon, 2 nets bob•.leigghe;
1 buggy, 1 fanning mill. Lott scales (1000 Iba.),
1 cream separator, 1 new wheelbarrow 1 aeb
The People's Column .
FARM TO RENT.-Oontnining 140 acres of
land adjoining the villegeof Bruosele, the
96$1 08 property
tofhee4vatifomeBohrawurtFrm111i.131-
80
is fon
80
Mara apply to JOHN BALLANTYNE,
60 88-tf _ Brussels.
Abstract - Statement
of the Accounts of the .
VILLAGE Of BRUSSELS
S
For the SYoar 1909
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand 9 2888 78
County levied 586 05
Consolidated es. levied 1910 98
School levied
Governmentgrant 218.00
1182 00
School loan levied 424 60
Local improvement levied 1662 87
Sinking fund 2607 09
Lookridge By-law levied 162 87
J. T. Wood
Local Telephone Co, levied` '•'••' b4 b 28
Boreowed for Garside & James, By -
Law No. 8,1909
2016 66
Resident torsos
a2065181
Do tax
Dog 01 80
Licensee
400 0
Fines � 6 00
95
Miescellaneous receipts 4 1592
$17,770 85
EXPENDITURE
Consolidated account - $ IStO 08
School account -
00
School loan account 1008 00 983 00.
Local improvement
Lookridge By-law No. 4,1902' 018 98
Leant Telephone Co. 20 00
Albert street sewer' 88 80
Gereide &James Bylsw No. 8,19091,.' 2528 88
Salaries s 788 0
Prtnting, postage, &a, 77 80
Interest- - 782
8 76
Law costs 200
Rosch and bridges - 220 it
Fire protection 78 20
Stint lighting
Town Hall and weigh scales 68)111
Mieeellaneouedisbursements 27781
Gash it Library 05.00
Cash in Standard tine Menotti Bank8175;880 77
BALANOE SHEET 86
To Coneolldhted ao.. $1188 00
County no, 620 25
School se. 158 82
School loan 887 60.
Local -Telephone Co. 526 28
Local aong toad _ .a,.••8926 90'
By Local imp. fund short $ 14 00
AtUertahsetatwer 9800
608 88
540 77
98107 80 90107 80
Garside & James Bylow No.
8, 1909
Casio in Standard and .4;i:
ropolitan Banks
ASSETS
Cash on hand
Uncollected faxes
6 per cent, on uncollected taxes
Bail rents -
Twp of Grey school account 16 186
Twp. of Morris school account
$620685
2200 00
Band inetimments and hay scales
Fire department
Public school
Town Bell
61'triicipnl debentures
Mortgages on real estate
Woor'a woolen milt
Lookrtdgr Byelaw No, 4,1802
Garside & .tanlex By-law Deb. 616 07
Garside & James By-law No. 8 1909 "�" 2600 00
Local Telephone Oo., Morrie, Grey &
Wawanosh 11086 00
Amomtt to baba
oe
6680 29
065404 02
Consolidatedloan debt $272057600 60 00
Publle eohooI
Leeal improvement fund 8020 98
Leda( industry 2247 il4
Garside & AMOR. Brine, No 8 1010 2530 00
Local Telephone Co. ,., 10000 00
008404 e2
2000 00
4000 0000
8860 080
12200477 89
171)7 98
2287 09
LIABILITIES.
We, the undersigned Auditors of theoorpwe.
atlet of the Village of Braeaols for the year
1009,bovine ing
examined the
pa
e0nnta Of theOTreasurerand
Colleotorr and all voucher's
eid
thonnnteof the Corporation. hove t report
an, fano rte•r al an per foregoing , ardu80,1
Maungthe balance t eeE 10 Hfandard and
Metropclitnn Banks to R EURO,
W. B, Mor1RAOlIE}Auditors.
Y, S, 1rlttK,
FARM FOR SALE. -For sale. 1.Comma-
pion 00 80. Cona-
aion 14, MoKiltop, containing 127 noroe.
This in flrat-eiaep feria with good buildings
end adjoins the village of Walton. Minty y o
the premieee or address W. J. RYAN, Walton
P. 0. 21.-tf
FARM FOR RALE. -The undereigoed offers
for mete the 100 Fiore farm being 100 I0 con.
14 Grey. Abeut 10 acres cleared Good brick
house and two frame Karns, good orchard,
drilled wall, fennea In gond condition. Il farm
is not field by March 16th it will be rented.
Apply PI ls, John Grant. lot 0.aion 12 Grey.
Brussels, P. O. or to F. S. Scott, Brussels. 82.1!.
Notice 1s hereby given pursuant to "The,
Revised Statutes of Ontario,' 1807, section 891'
chapter 129, that all creditors and others hav-
ing ..claims agelnst the estate of Jonathan
Moore, late of the City of Guelph, County or
Wellington, Gentleman. who died onor about
the Mil day of December, -1909, are required
on or before the 1st day of Marcel, A.D. 1010, to
send by poet, prepaid. or deliverto William
Logle, NR+,,agawe a P.O., Ont., their Uhrietian
and surnames, addresses and desarintions with
full particulars in writing of their ulnhue and
statement of their accoun1e and the nature of
the security (if any) held by them.
And further take, notice that after such loot
mentioned date the Executors will
proceed t0 distribute theaseets of the deceased
atnongstthe parties entitled thereto, having
regard only to the claims of which they shall
than have notice and that the Executors
will not bo liable for the said assets, or any
part thereof, to any person or persons of. whose
Wahl. notice shall not have been received by
them at the tune of such dietribntinn.
Dated at Guelph the 7th day of Feb , 1910,'
WILLTAsi LOGI8:.2 Executory
JOHN MOORE, f of the estate of the late Jonathan Moore,
82-8 - 'deceased.
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