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Iaeuer Of Marrlopo Iriguanepe, Pt.
hoe at Grocery, Turnberrystraeo,Brue0ole,
K. 0. T. M.
Brueeol0 iTent of the maaoaboeo, No. 24
hold their regular meetings is the. Lodge,
Room, Seeker Book pa the 1st and Ord
Tuesdayaveniong of oaolt.neonth,.
A, 80 ki isitgr8always Awelo0We,
ES,Oom, ,MoGU11t14,R.E.
WM. SPENCE
t 1
CONVI]YANCE.R axD ISSUER,
OP MA.BRiA.CrE LICENSES
Oleo In the Post Ofllce, Bawl, 104
JOHN HARRIS,
Agent Howiok Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
P Y
Olfloe and 'ReNidenoe—
WALTON. ONT,
JOHN SUTHERLAND,
itniunegos,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
i S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
( ens, will .sell for better prices bo
p
b ter montime 0 .
in less t e d late ur
charges
�n anyother Auctioneer
{' Beat a Huron or
a won't charge anything. Dates and orders
ten always bo arranged at We o1Boa or by
personal aypiteatlon,
ROBT. H. GARNISS
BLUEVALE - ONT, - -
Auotioneer for Huron. County.
Terme reasonable. !Salve arranged for
at biteb0loe of Tao PoeT, BrnBeels, 2201
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
VVM. )LAIli—
SI (• Barrister, Solicitor, ,Oonveyaueer,
Notary Public, &a. Oaioe—S tew.rt'e. Bloak
t door North of Central Hotel
Solicitor for the Metropolitan Beak.
i aouoF00T, HAYS & IULLORAN
-BARIEISTERS, SOLI01TO1RS, NOTABLES
PUBLIC, ETC,
W. PaounrooT, K. O. R. 0, Hied
•• J. L, lirgnonex
Ofaoes—Thoeo formerly ocoupted by. Messrs
Cameron to Holt,.
GODHRIOB, Orrreato.
ALLAN LINE
Royal Mail Steamers
Christmas Sailings
TO LIVERPOOL
From St. John From Halifax
Victorian Fri. Dec. 9 - Set. Dec. 10
Grampian Tim. Deo. 15
TO GLASGOW
Pretorian ..: From Boston •Deo. Oth
Siollian Prom Portland Deo. 15th
Applications for accommodation on. Christ-
mas sallings should be made essoon as pos-
sible as steamers are rapidly tilling up. Reser-
vations may be arranged for through
W. H. KERR,.
• Agent .Allan Line. Brussels.
The AllanLine, 77 Yonge at., Toronto
MONTHLY
HORSE FAIRS
BRUSSELS
Regular Monthly Horse Mitre will be
.bald in Brussels this season as follows :
THURSDAY, Jan. 5th, 1911
Feb, 2nd, 1911.
Mar. 2nd, '1911
April Orb, 1911
—o—
Leading local and outside buyers will be poesent
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To Machinery Users
and Farmers •
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• The NeW,Maehlne Shop of the
•
BRUSSELS FIRE APPLIANCE
and MACHINE Co,
• A
is nolo ready for business, and,
• with good:Machineryancl Skilled
• Mechanics, we are in t4 position
2 to attend 1,0 your repairs prompt' s
• ly and at reasonable rates, e
If you will let us know your Z
• • wants we will give you honest' Z
♦ advice alta help ie connected a,
2 with Machinery.
Give us a trial ancl, by coining ♦.
• to Brussels, save time and money 0
for yourselves,
GARSIOE & JAMES!
• Mill Street Elrtesseis
40.1o444000s`0000.•oe•w
Business °artie
h114i'$ iBSRTHA ARMSTRQNG
Teacher of Piano
Studio t Oarter'e Mimic Btgr
e one de t
No
rth
ofthe stado d Bank, Bruflsello. 0.g
MISS PERLE SHARP
has passed enooesssfully her aeoond 'xafu1na.
tion of the Pianoforte Departmento the To,
7gnte Oonaervntoey of Mueie, and is repered
to take pantie at her home, Prinoesa a •tet,
OR. T. T. M'RAB
Bachelor of Medielne, University of 0. ('mini ;
Licentiate and' Graduate of 5he'Colleg of Phy-
sicians and Sur Oona Ont, Post. sduele
Obtaago Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat 1 offuital,
Chicago, g TILL Illklionso Surgeon to S . Mich.
eelsIdO pita) Toronto;
00100 overt)', n, Smith's Drug ,Stora
phone ooeetiun with Ur anbr•oolt ut olTole.
tmthonre,
OR. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL, ONT.
Physician and Surgeon ;Post Graduate bourses
London (Eng.), .New. York .and Chicane. Bos-
Pltats. Special attention to disease of eye, ear,
nose and throat. Eyes tested for glttose8,
DR. HAMILTON
DentalSurgeon
Honor Graduate Dental Department, Toronto
University; Licentiate of Royal College of
Dental tlurgeone, of Toronto, 033100 in Smith
Block recently vacated by Dr, Feild.
R. 107. M' LEAN, . D, O, S...
Gordo, Ont.
Honor gradeato 'University of Toronto, De-
partment ofDentistry ; Graduate Royal Col -
age of Dental Surgeons of Ontario, At Wrox-
eter every Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday,
°Mee inGrand -Central block. At lOordwioli
every Friday forenoon. Office in Genie in
Leech's Block. ,• 21.0m
DR. WAROLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night°allt. Office opposite„
Flour Mill, Ethel,
QRo v,D ramvar 1UU1WW1
BRUSSELS
Gorivu Spume Guise NORTH
Moil 7:02 ant Express 10:80 e m
Express 1, 5 a in Mall 1:44 p in
Express B;02 p m Express 8:89 p
WALTON
To Toronto To Godorio1.
Express 7:41 am I Express 11;87 a m
Express.. . 2:87 p m Express 7:25 p m:
WROXETER
Going East - 7:00 a. m, and 8:05 p. m.
Going West :10;40 and 0;47p.m.
All trains going (Cast connect with 0. P. R, at.
Orangeville for Owen Sound, Mora and T.
G. B. stations.
GEO.ALLAN, Local Agent.
Huron Did Boys
Annual Mooting
'Phe annual meeting of the Huron Old
Bov's Association -of the city' of Toronto,
was held on Friday evening, Dec. end',"
and in 1)01131 of attendance and interest,'
was the best annual meeting yet held.
Dt Stanbuly, President occupied the
chair, and epoke of the progress of the
Society, which has now a membership of
nearly 400, being larger than that of any
similar organization in the city; During
the year two banquets, an At Horne and
the annual Excursion had been held, all
of which were well attended.
The report of the Treasurer, W. Sloan
showed a considerable balance' ou hand,
atter meetingall expensesincideut to
the various eutertainments held.
'!'hese officers were elected ler the en-
suiug year :—Hon. Presidents, _.George
Tate Blackstock, J. S. Willison, Dr, R.
J. Stanbury ; . President, Major Jos
Beck ; Viee•Presideut, W. W. Sloan
Secretary. M. Floody; Treasurer,• H.
Clucas ; Auditors, 1V. 0. MtTaggart
and'I'lioman McGillicuddy. Committee,'
W. 0. McTagza t, T. G. Soole. Dr.
Struthers, Dr, Rollins, W. E. Groves.
H, Stewart, R. Holmes, Dr. Belden, C.
S. McDonald, W. Prendergast, A.
Cozens, H. G. Herlson, W. McElroy, S.
L. Scott, R. S. Cronyn, IC. McLeish,
F. S. Flick, I. C. Hyslop,
After the election of officers T. Mc-
Gillicuddy, of the Department of Agri,
culture, gave au interestiug and -humor-
ous address ou the foundations' laid by
the pioneers of Huron, -showing ,that
their work was more important and last-
ing than much of what bed been accom-
plished by armies of soldiers.
'Cliemes Gibson, Deputy Minister of
Mines, who caine originally from Wrox-
eter, spoke on ''The Natural Resources
of Ontario," giving an address that WAS
filled with :facts relating both to the
Agricultural and Mineral possibilities of
WHY HESITATE ?
Ave Offer' that Involves No Mick i«er
Those Who Accept It,
We so., so positive atm Ycnlledy will
completely' relieve constipation, no
;natter how chronic it may be, that
WO noel' to illrni511 it free of all costs
if it fails.
Constipation caused
1 le by weakness
of the nerves and muscles of the large
intestines or descending colon. To
expect tt clue you roust therefore 10310
tip and strengthen those ol•gans and
restore theta to lu±althiev activity,
We want you to try [lexa910rclerlies
on out 'gtlttrnutee..They are eaten
like candy, and are partienlarly ideal
for children, They act directly on the
nerves end nuIsrfes 03 the bowels.
They have t1 neutral action on the
other 01gene 01. glands. They do not
purge 00• cause anyilc0nVe
nienee
whatever. They will positively over-
come come chronic 01 habitual
constipation
and the myriads of associate ordepen-
dent cheouie aihnents, Try l exall
Ordet'lies at our risk, Two sizes, 10c.
and. 25c, Sold only at our store—The
Rexall Store. P. R. Smith.
this, the best province it) the D,nniniou.
14•. Gibson said that he expected the
present production of the Cobalt mines
to remain n for aslhi h it
g goad mttuv veers
to come and predicted great` things fur
the Sudllury. Nickle 'tniniug indu ie
Porcupine with trenepie ration facilities
and the.ar'abie land which surrounds it,
wonld (maks a great camp, he thought
mining and,egricultdre going henrl in
hand, while 011103io now raise(} in
agricultural products, es much as the
Western provinces eta together, he he.
tweed it easily possible to double the
production,
Mr. McDona'cl, a successful business
man of the city, who lived .at Bayfield
formerly, anti gave it very interesting;
talk on farming conditions as applied to
Huron mei was followed by Dr. Belden,
formerly of Clinton, who, in explaining
the decrease of rural ovulation, pointed
out that whereas, on his father's farm
near Brussels, whet: he was .al 1 oy at
home it' look the combined labor of a
family of tell to work the farm. now by
the aid of machinery, the sante Yarns is
better worked by iwo men.
11, Climes, formerly of GoderIch. gage
some amusing reminiscences of the early
days in the Co town, especially referring
to the late Christopher Crlltb, well
known asa prominent citizen of the Co
town 25 years ergo.
Mr. Prendergast, Sep.v'ate .School In
Spector, formerly of i3clClllop, in an able
address, drew attention to the fact that
so far as he knew 111 attempt was being -
matte to preserve any historical record
of the pioneers that were passing away,
and he thought in some way this
f, 1 could
be done.
Major Beck, (Postmaster at the Parlia-
ment buildings) ou taking his seat as the
President elect, cordially thanked the
members for the Honor conferred upon
him,
E. ClopdS
Secretary (Inland Revenue
office,) His congratulated on Itis efficien-
cy and enthusiasm and to whom muebe
credit t. due for tile prosperity: of the
organiza2 031
On the suggestion of R. Holmes, it
was decided to hold meetings of Ole
Association every three months, in order
to discuss matters of general interest to
the Association and to keep in touch
with the County,
Blyth
Sleighing helped trade.
The skating rink comes next.
peeve Hill is attending 0o. Council,
Council meeting on Thursday of
next week.
Methodist Sabbalh School en tertein-
men t Dec. 21st.
A piano has been 91300ed in Se.
George's Club room.
A,numberof Blythites ate at Guelph
attending the Winter Fair.
Geo. Burling is ill at Toronto but
we hope he will soon be 0. k.
The potato m1211(et had a rust; ou
both Gentile and Jew being after the
Irish pills,
L. Gaediuel' 1a suffering fro,,, au
attack of pleurisy. We hope for at
speedy recovery.
Goon FOR Br,Ymm.—Jas. Cumfnings,
took the $20 prize offered by Huron.
Co.. Council for, best beef animal,
shown by an amateur at Fat Stock
Show at Guelph.
H's `IS `(salt,. ,13ev. W. H. Cooper
of Milverton, fineneely of Blyth, and
Miss Maggie bloody, of this place,
werelnnrrfed in Toronto by Rev. )lir.
Oasewelt Wednesday o1' this week.
Ttev, J. L. Small's aubjeots for next
Sunday will he "Faith" and "Why a
0hristnul should join thel)hul'chl"
Joseph 0oolllbes le away on .a visit
with a
lb tcla''veN noel Mends L • Btol t
41 tel 1 ItLi v 1
Brussels, Oranbl'ook and tla4lnestowl
A. D, Cook, of Goderieh, has a class
of tett pupils in Blytii and teethe St,
1.n(rew'sChoir inaddition. Mr. Cook
is a good teacher'.
Rev. J. 11'. McLeod. of 1381}800cl,
will be the"vatg 8 ist in Sb c '
church in January. He will be heels.-
ed by Miss Bart, of Oortlath, as soloist.
ex -Policemen Westlake Is the
genial assistant . at the McElroy
ro,cel'y, 'Che young lady enatomers
sbonlcl ln038338e with Sam, behind the
eo t .e .
u t a.
Oranbrook
NOVEMB'I.R SOIIOOL R19P01t'r.-173'.
room total 600. 1V, (lass.—A, Snarl-
ing, 514 ; L, Alderson, 504 ; Myrtle
Grasby, 503 ; M. Cameron, 408, Maty
Granby, 493 ; H. McDonald, 409 , L,
Pervie, 434 ;YIP. Graeb 295 ; *0' Me.
Nichol, 221 ; "Al. McNabb, 200 ; I.
'Steiss I72. Sr, Ill —T. Smalltion,
582; G. Ifuight, 510 ; M. Alderson,
508 ; 17, Sperling 501 ; M. Petrie, 500 ;
A. limiter, 456 ; M. Baker 429 ; *I,
Steles, 400 ; *0. Gorsalitz, 237. Jr.
III: W. Kreuter, 434, S. Noble,
-878 ; O. Long, 308 ; 31. Long, 307 , "I7,
Pennington, 313. Jr. root); total 500.
II.-Class.—A. Stnalldon, 471 ; L. Bak-
er, 455 ; Irene Kr, auter, 40) ;- J.
Schnook, 369 ; B, Fischel 328; 1 Flun-
tet, 258 •"A. Knight 214„. Cl. Dining,
287 ; R, IA.
202 ; A. Fischer 115;
Total 400. Pt, II—Evelyn Baker, 320;
Karl Baker', 322 ; J. Stnalldon, 317
A Sperling, 187 : *.T; Nichol, 82 ; "W.
Sinclair, 31. Total 250. Sr.I.—W.
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the estate of John Mc-
Taggart, late of the 'Township of
} Grey, in the County of Huron, fer-
nier, deceased,
Notice is hereby given pursuant to "Thee
Revisettt1 Statutes of Ontario,' 1897, section 89.
ehaptot 120, that all creditors and others hay.ingg ala ins against the estate of John Mang.
kart, whodied on or about the Mat day of Oct-
ober,1910, are required on or before the 1st
day of January, A.D. 1011, to send by post
prepaid or deliver to Neil MoTe ga't
erie8 P. 0., or F. S. Soot(, Breesels P. 0„ the
Ex motor. of the Bald estate, their Ohris-
halt and surnames, addresses and descriutions
with full particulars in writing of their claims,
and statement of their accounts and the nat.
pre of the security (if tiny) held by them.
And farther take notice that lifter such last
mentloued date the paid Executors, will pro'
000(2 00 dlatrlbute the meets of thedeceasedamongst the parties' entitled thereto, having
regard only to the claims of which they shall
then have notice and that the. Executors will
not be liable for the Paid assets, or any part
thereof, to any person or persons of whose
claim notice shall not
have been received
b
y
them at al time ththe20 distribution.
o0 Nov.Dated at Brussels the 20th day of N 1910.
NEIL McTAGGART,tgxecutors,
P. S. SCOTT, J
RUPTURE
Cured
At your home without
pain, danger or operation.
My method will cure ap-
parently hopeless cases no
matter what your age is
or how long ruptured.
Why wait until your rup-
ture becomes strangulated
when you can be. cured ?
Do not wait - Fill in coupon
Age '1'1meRup...........
Single or Double
Address
and return to
J. S. SMITH
IW Oaledonla at.
Dept. A Stratford, Ont.
Xfllght, 2.2£1; L. Steins, 195 ; A. Steles,
191 ; A, 1UuQuarl'le, 170 ; H. Penning-
ton, 120; , :Alderson, 109, Jr. I.—•.
P01111 Helinoelf.
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a1Ul0l4tien. N. R, SPAttt.INO, .4.801,
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IVloltCYieff'
Ales. llituley is very ill at present
with lot t'is an
p t y cl other complication.
A riva'e tools h
N 4 a has been obtained in
the Stratford General Hospital, Mrs.
Hanley being conveyed there, Battu'-
(ley, S, D c
a .3rd. There is'a Might itu•
peovement at time of writing, which
we hope may continue,
50100ot. EMPORT,—Followlflg is the
report for S. S. Noel) Grey, (Afouct'ietl)
for the month of November.
Liviugstotie, 00 ; V. McKay, 58
N. Schnook, 51 hi. Livingstone 22,.
Jr, IV.—E. McKoy, 08; L. McKay, 45;
0. Bray, $7 ; S. ItI',Qnarvie, 35 ; J.
McKay, 27. Sr. III,—Ii, McQuart•le,
05 ; L, Hislop. 36 ; J. Meehan, 32 ; 51,
Cummings 25. Jr, 1II.—V, Schnook,
34 ; 111. Brown, 29 ; A, McKay,'27 ; AI,
Smith, 24 Sr. 1I,—P. Cum Was, 04 ;
M. Hodge, 64 ; S. Pride, 59 ; H. Meeh-
an, 48 ; O. McKay, 33 S. Snelling. 28;
G. Orawfoed, 27 ; 31, Perkins, 3. Jr.
Dawson, 80; H. Snelling., 45 ;
E. Machan, 30 ; W. Meehan 21, ` Sr.
I.—M, Livingstone, K.. Howard, E.
Mantle, C. Snelling. Jr. 1.— 1i. Mc
Quarrie, G. Machan, E. Machan, H,
Mantle, J. Snelling, F. McKay, Beta
Sanders, G. Brown. H. C. Aloonn,
Teacher:
Atwood
A high-class concert will be given in
the In0sic hall, Atwood, on the even-
ing of December 22nd, ander the
auspices of .the Public Library.
Chas. Erwin, who, has conducted
the shoe business in Atwood for
Gen.
Lochead during the past 6 months,
has located in 119wen Sound where he
has secured a gond position.
George Greensides, of Bounty, Sask.
who was called to Brantford' on ac-
count of his brother being very i11, is
renewing acgelaiitances in the village
for a couple of weeks. We are glad
to announce that Will. is convalescent.
The following from this vicinity at-
tended the Winter show at Guelph
last week.—lVw. Holman, Geo. Gor-
don, Ivy Smith, Jno., Cowan, Fred.
Liorch, 00mel•nn Dickseln," James
Ducklow, 3110, Gray, R.A. Thompson,
Wesley Boyd, Fred. Brown, Henry
Ziernan, Reuben Ziernan.
At a regular meeting of L. 0. L. No.
630, Atwood, the following were elect-
ed as officers for the ensuing year:
1V. M.. Jno. Hathlerley ; D. Al., Adam
Smith ; Chaplain, Jno. McKee ; Rec.-
Sec., G. F. Thompson;' Treas., Wm.
Sweeton ; Director of reremmlies, Jas.
Smith
1st Onm.
Man Wm.
Hanna
Tyler, ;H B1ovu Auditors, Win.
Graham and A. Willoughby.
After
the election the members „gathered at
R. E. McCallum's restaurant where
refreahnlents were served.
Listowel
A series of revival services will be
started in the U. B. Oongregational
Church the first week in January.
Rev. • N. A. P. Bourne, formerly
rector of Christ Ohui'ch, has resigned
his charge near Toronto and has been
appointed IX) Penetang.
A. H. Hawkins, D. L. S., has return-
ed to tow u after spending a good part
of the past season snrveyiug in North-
ern Alberta, near the Lesses Slave
Lake and East of the Peace River
country.
Listowel Boy Scouts were banqueted
by Mayor Hay, at George's restaurant.
Speeches were made by Scoutmaster
D. B. Hacking, Chaplain Rev. H. 107.
Langford, Rev. R. D. Hamilton, T. H.
Kay and the Mayor.
The anneal meeting of the Northern
Hockey Lengne was held it) thelnt-
perial hotel, .Palmerston. Following
07110ers were elected : Hon. Pres., L. S.
Reid, Lncknow • Pres., J. P. Allan,
Montt( Forest ; 1st Vice -Pres., 89'.
Calder, Durham ; 2nd Vice -Pres., F.
O. Ryan, Paisley ; Treasurer, W. Lus-
tig, Ohesley ; Secretary, J. G. Burt,
Listowel. Treasurer's report was
satisfactory and showed a'balance on
hand, Teams were, divided into two
groups as follows :No, 1—Pelmersfoo,
Listowel, Wingham, Mt. Forest and
Harristnn, Convenor, J. G. Burt,
Listowel. No. 2—Paisley, Chesiey,
Welkertou, Derham, Hanover and
Owen Sonnd. Convenor, W. Lustig,
(Mosley.
. The plans for the Listowel public
building have exrived in town and can
be seen to the window of J. M. Sohin-
bein's store, • The front elevation
shows a two-story building with base -
Ment, tower trod sloping hoof, the
tower beingintended, we presume, for
a clock. Walls are to be built of
Mick, with cutstGuefetcings, Interior
plans provide for postoffioe, ctstotus,
inland revenue and gas inspection
offices, with an armory in the rear.
A revnte of $13,000 has been placed in
the estimates, and, tenders will prob.
ably. be asked for shortly for its 'erec-
tiot:
Ab a meeting of St. Marys Lodge A.
F. & A. 1V1. Woe. Bro. T. L. Sinclair
was presented by the lodge with token
of appreciation.
FATAL Aeorrn NT Rnbor't 101. Rea,
farmer of 13lanshard, who was injured
by a fall front a threshing machine
on Tuesday of the lastt week died
'lhuisday. :Pheacnident occurred nn
the Nett of \Vin. Dale, where Crozier's
threshing Walk was at Werk. 110
missed his footing and fell from the
platform of the machine from which
the blower is manioalated to the
ground floor of a bank barn, adistance
of 20 feet, and fractured the upper
part of the spinal column. Altogether
the lower part of the body was paraly-
zed he remained nottschnts up to Weci-
needay night and although realizing
that he would snnn depart. from this
life was quite resigner(. Ile was a
good -living Ulan and held ill the High-
est esteem by his neighbors and the,
community. He was 50 yotut's of age
and leaves tt widow and family to
mourn his loss as follows t—Itverote
Rea, druggist of 1Voodstoolt, formerly
of Siva tf (4 Dv. Reit, vetetiaaty sur-
geon of West Branch, Mich.; Milton
Rea, ftn'rner of 13lanshard, and one son
and two daughters at home. The
funeral took place fermi his late resi-
dence of 183003. Alitahell road on Settle-
day. interment was made in St. '
Mary's cemetety.
Notice to Creditors Notice to Creditors
In the platter of the estate of Jesse Bate-
man, tri laid,f
c to o r
11 1 w tshhi of'
W'0Y,
to Sha Ceuuty et Heron, farmer,
deceased.
Notieo le hereby Riven pursuant IQ "The
Re'
t ls e.' S00, 31101q el creditors
3857, aeor 11w-
tlutptm•, 12D, that all credit r an oil ora h •
ing claims ogalnst the estate of Jesse Bnteu low
-
ins
00 Or abet(( the Slot .day of May,
1010,, tun required on' or b*foie the let day of
January, A,D. 1011, to send by poet,r•e aid,
or deliver to Martha J. Bateman Brussels J,1 0.,
the Admit tra
C ' fstimt iia ,tux of d
said the.
hr and surf 781'( )jarsu n•
n10 and do*
sorletlono with writing of
their claims turd statement et Shalt 008008(5
and the nature of tate security .(if any) held by
Mont,
And further take notice that after meth loot
mentioned date the said Administratrix will
proeeed to distribute the assets of the deceased
amonggst the parties entitled thereto, barb.
regarri only to the claims 0f whieh' she shalt
then have malts and that the Administratrix
WM not be liable for the said assets, ,or any
part thereof,to any portion or persons of whose
m notice shall not have been received by
liar at the time of Huth distribution.
Dated the 29th day of November, 1010,
22-3 Agent fpr theS. SCOTT,
Iu the menet' of the estate of Hugh
i lopes lZtunsay, lateof the village of
Weltotf, in the County of Huron,
I farmer, deceased,
1Ot30e is hereby
_even
v n Al
r'euntt to "The
Revised 0l (,ttlo,, 1807; 0005/00 801,
chapter 120, 1,05aeedttt and others hay.
inssil against the estate B1eJena
try, 0( ied o Or about oOrd JOY
November, 1000, lire required On r before tile
Jet daY of January, A. '
1) 1011, to rend 101)0 t,
prepaid, of deliver to pea noway, Wetton
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a notice time shall not have eepn received by
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The Secret of Good Pies
PIE CRUST, more than any other
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You do not eatie as a nerve tonic
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