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ularly
ulariv ilPlt vent, disease corrects indigestion, nod make the e system take
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Hess' Poultry Panacea
Cures diseases In Fpwls, Will make hens ley. Now when eggs are eggs
you was to get the best possible returns from your poultry. It will help a
whole lot, if you use Bless' .Panacea.
35c pkg., also the large pkg. at 85c
Keel, your Hens healthy and clean by applying Instant Louse Killer,
effectual for destroying lice on poultry -35C. can.
Hess' Dip, and Disinfectant
e.,,, 4 flies the air, cures parasitic skin disorders. 50c tin.
We have a full supply of these preparations on
hand. Give them a trial.
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R.SMITH,
DRUGGIST AND STATIONER
'jcai Nttus Items
1911,
JANUARY.
READ our clubbing offer.
A. 0. U. W. Friday evening of this
Councils assume office next
Mender.
. THE last meeting of rgio School Board
will be held Friday evening of uext
week.
MONTHLY Horse Fair Thursday of
this week, Next Fair Thursday, Feb
roars and.
Reeve LECKIE was at Goderich this
week as a member of the Criminal Audit
Board for the eo.
RENEWAL subscriptions have been roll-
ing in and new names added to THE
POST subscription list..
Wer P, FRASER, who has bought the
re -tailoring business of C. H. Dodds, talks
to the public this week.
SKATING - has been in order on the
Campbell open rink, corner of Turn -
berry and, Queen streets.
MR. Hicxs promises surae lively times
this month iu the weather program.
Read his forecast on page 4 of this issue.
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ANNum. meeting of East Huron Agri -
P
cultual Society will he held Wednesday.
18th 'lust, at 1.3o p, m. in the Council
Chamber, Brussels.
AN Assembly was held in the Town
Hall Wednesday evening of this week.
Music was furnished by an Italian
orchestra from London.
Subjects for Sunday Jau. 8th, at St.
.'John's Church. Brussels, will be:—
ti a. m. "The Epiphany Message," 7
p. an, ,.our steps to the Christ,"
rr"T1st . R. A. PRYNE will receive for the
l first time since her marriage on Friday,
Dec. •d3th, at her home 'l'uruberry street
and after that on the first and third
Thursdaysof each month,
PROMPT SETTLEMENT.—Tuesday of
this week R. I. Hoover, Chief Ranger,
of Court Maitland, No. g65, I 0. F.,
Brussels. and Recording Secretary, T.
Curry, waited on Mrs. Chas. Rozell and
handed her a cheque fot the $z,000,
Beneficiary Certificate held by the late
Mr Rozell. It was just a month since
deceased passed away- when payment
was made„ ',Mrs. Rozell returns thanks
to the Urd"er for their brotherliness and
promptness.
,.. WENT OFF FINE.—The Christmas Can -
tate given in the Town Hall, Thursday
evening Of last week under the direc-
tiou of M. 'A(1dih Wright, was a very
attractive presentation. Program was
pleasingly rendered and fully enjoyed
bx the large audience. Mrs. Wright
was complimented, deservedly, for the
training of the young people to such a
large measure of 'proficiency.
OWING to. Mr. Worden missing the
train he was unable to open the Princi-
pal's department of the Public School
Tuesday.: He was on hand for Wednes
day morning and the various room$$ are
squaring away for this term's Work,
Mr, Worden will teach during January
after which Mr. Gilmour will commence
his' duties as Principal. There is a
large attendance of pupils.
:BRIGHT' LLT'rLE GIRL Dins:—Ethel
Isabel, youngest daughter of Wilber and
Mrs, Baker; of Granton, formerly of
IBriissels, died on Tuesday morning,
'4;44' 34eyears. The ailment was
hemorrhage of the stomach and bowels.
;he was a bright child but never very
• robust. Mrs. F. Oliver, mother of Mrs,
Baker, and T. K. and Mrs. Baker, of
:klenfryn, attended the funeral.Many
• old friends here of the bereaved parents
will sympathise with them in the demise
Of their little daughter.
banATE,—Mundayevening, Jan. gth, a
debate will 1>e held iu:the 'school room of
the Methodist church, under the auspices
a the Epworth League, when the sub
it jece• 'Resolvedthat•the Irish site a more
clever race than., the Scotch,"
teeth be discussed. Miss Josie
k ' Buohanen `and Chester Armstrong
will support the affirmative and the
negative will be looked after by R. A.
5 Pryne and Eli Snaith. Light refresh
merits will be servedand everybody will
l be welcome,
ytr DoIstc WELL.— Congratulations . are
ra
extended to Will, Strachan who headed
the list for, Honor Matriculations exams.
to Seaforth Collegiate. rack Leckie
Stood 3rd in clears II, Miss Stella Stubbs
Was 1st in her class for Faculty En•reuce
PNtt II, and leo, Henderson and Frank
Scott 3rd and 4t11 respectively in class
XU Faculty Entrance. We are proud
of.,,our Brussels pupils. They rarely
fail�'t make good when it cones to
coinpar spqas add we wish all concerned
continued succuss ill,their studies,
• KINDLY REmelanraEu,—The members
of. the Methodist Church choir very
thoughtfully presented Mrs. J. J, Gil-
pin, (Who buts been en, ►hvalid for nearly
3 Feet's but is Making favorable progress)
tit the Chrisilhasticle with a lar
a sheaf
of beautiful.;pink and white carnations
" nagdsltausparnglas fern. Mrs, Gil,pieIn lWAS
ivsetryo11
1•1gUy 55pteatatedf,ile
l he
Vomtet's Missionary ` Sdetety had 'fe-
'itnnhered their absent Dieitlbor in a'
miller tnarili'er a shttrt••titne,'ago: •
'PHs trains from the East have been
notoriously late for the past few weeks,
Time table seems to be good for nothing.
MIssIONARY,— Rev. Dr, Rutledge, of
Wiogham, will preach Missionary
sermons in Brussels Methodist eborelt
next Sabbath morning mud evening.
Dr. Oaten will take the work at Wing
ham.
Next Sabbath Rev. Fr. Blair, the
newly app Tinted priest to the recently
constituted parish of Wingbarn and
Brussels, will open his pa••torate and
will conduct service in the R, C. church
here in the morning at rli.30.
FELL DOWN CELLAR —A short time ago
Wm. McKelvey, Princess street, fell
down the stairway into the cellar of this
home, striking his head on the cement
floor and inflicting a nasty bruise. He
also injured one of his arms. Improve-
ment is noticeable in his condition and
we hope he will soon be quite recovered
from the accident,
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GOOD cow, due to calve, for sale.
Tnoe. Minnow.%, Brussels,
855 of all headaches are the result of eye
etram. If you are troubled that way make it
a point to consult S. L. Taube at Fox's Drug
Store, Brussels, on Wednesday,January 1111.
HIGHEST price paid for potatoes at Mw
Orseken's, 25-4
REMEMBER the date. B L. Tenho, eyesight
specialist, of Toronto, will be at Foeti Drug
Store, Brussels, on Wednesday, January 11th,
end if there is any thing wrong with your eye-
sight do not fail to consult him. All work ab-
solutely guaranteed.
DR OVENS, London, Surgeon Eye, Ear. Nose
and Throat, will be at American Hotel, Brew
eels, Friday, Jan. 8th. Glosses of all style; and
prices fitted properly. Cataract, squint, oat-
arrh, asthma, failing eyesigilji and deafness
treated.
ELOCUTION AND PHYSICAL CULTURE.—Mies
Ida oleur oses organizinga class in Elem.
tion and Physical Culture. Persons desirous
of receiving instruction in either or both may
have particulars by conferring with Mica Oole
or calling No. 854 telephone, or writing Ethel
P. O.
Fon sale a comfortable cottage on Elizabeth
street, Brussels. Apply to J. H. CA50505.
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C]ILESRATEO HIs 82ND BIRTHDAY.—
Last Saturday, George Pollard, celebrat-
ed his 82nd birthday at his home, Turn -
berry street, Brussels, where assembled
n number of relatives to extend con.
•ratnlations to the genial host. The
.i
rood things of this lite were served in
ich abundance and the occasion was
one of genuine hospitality and delight.
Mr. Pollard was born in Co. Carlow,
Ireland, and came to Canada when 22
years of age 'and took up residence in
Hibbert township, Perth Co., where be
resided for or oyears. 14ears
e 304 V
were spent in Morris township and four
years ago Mr. and Mrs. Pollard moved
to Brussels retiring from the faro] and
being succeeded by their son Charles.
Statton, Pollard was a Miss Sc o❑ of
Logan, township. S
ix sons and three
daughters were horn o the home,the
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children being Charles, of Morris ;
Henry, of Mich.; las„ of the Soo ; Geo.,
of Weston, Ont. ; Joseph, of Washing-
ton ; Thomas, of Manitoba ; Mrs. J
Wasman, of Clinton ; Mrs. Elliott, of
Inwood ; and Mrs. McGee, of Port
Townshend, Washington. Both Mr.
and Mrs. Pollard enjoy good health.
The former will take his axe, walk 3
mile's to the bush and cut up a load of
wood in about as lively a style as many
men at 5o. The old gentleman has good
eyesight and hearing for a man of his
age and is one of the boys of the old
brigade all right. We extend con re-
g g g
tulations to Mr, Pollard.
People We Talk About
Mrs. J. H. Cameron was visiting at.
Ethel.
Mrs. John Thomson visited relatives
at Seaforth.
911, Chapman, of town, was visiting
at his home in Atwood.
S. and Mrs. Bailey spent the holiday
with relatives in Clinton,
John B. McLanchlin is her on a holi-
day ;trip :from the West,
Mrs. Fletcher Sperling was visiting'
relatives at St, Marys.
W. W. Harris and family were visit-
ors with Rothsay relatives.
Miss Thirst( Gerry is holidaying at
Holmesville, Clinton and Wingham.
Miss Isabel Strachan enjoyed a holi-
day visit with Loudon frient's
E. Abra. of Owen Sound, spent the
holiday with friends in Brussels,
The Normaliles have returned to
school after the Christmas vacation.
Robt. Rots and family, of Kincardine,
were holiday visitors at David Ross'.
J, 0, Halliday is back' to town from
an extended visit with his son at LoD.
don.
Miss Clara and Roy Peters, o£ 13ervie,
were visiting relatives in town last
week.
John Heist tied daughters, •of
d
Winthro, were renewing old frrlendsips
it town.
Doe, Anderson, of Tavistock, =idea
brief visit with relatives in Brussels and
C11
•s.
Mss Annie rpie MeQ u trrie arrived home
last week front her millinery position at
Campbellford,
Miss Little Downing was visiting
Miss Edna Pugh and other olcl friends
at Mitchell,
The Best Servant I is a Strong
of the Farmer Chartered Bank
The metropolitan Bank
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Makes a Specialty of the business -.of Farmers
and extends to them most Reasonable'Terms.
Every Department of Baking is Conducted_.
Drafts and Money Orders issued at Reasonable Rates
BRUSSELS BRANCH
F. H. GILROY, MANAGER
Avon Mi`.Kelvey, of the Standard
Bank, Stoufville, spent • Christmas at
his lionre here.
Jno. and Peter Ferguson were visit-
ing relatives at Teeswater over 'New
Year's holiday.
Councillor Lowry visited at Colborne
at his son-in-law's, J. W. Craigie, form-
erly of Brussels
Mr. Walkey and bride. of Winnipeg,
were visiting Geo. Kerr and other old
friends this week.
Thos, and Mrs. Grant, of Wroxeter,
were visiting the fornrer's parents in
town on New Years.
Russell Zimmer, of Toronto, waseall-
ing on relatives and old friends in Brus-
sels during the past week.
Miss Bella Kyle, of Chesley, was a
New Year's visitor at Grand 'trunk
Agent Kyle's, Mill street.
Mrs. D. A. Lowry and daughter
Florence spent the New Vear holiday
with friends at Walkerton.
Druggist Harry Crooks, of Ingersoll,
was a welcome visitor .10 the parental
home during the past week.
Master Harry Wheatley, of Stratford,
has returned home from a week's visit
with hisauntie, Mrs. Daniel Glassier.
Mrs. Eddy, and Miss Forrester, of
Loudon, were visiting the Currie and
McDowell families during the oast week.
Miss Stella Stubbs was a visitor at
ewMill s
her grandfather Jewitt's, s,res. street.
She is a student at Seaforth Collegiate
Mrs, J G. 'Tremain, of Detroit, Mrs.
B 1-lume, of Tornnlo, and Mrs. Jul,.
Long, visited in Kincardine with old
friends.
Miss Alma McKelvey has returned to
Toronto after spending Christmas and
New Years at her home ou Princess
street.
Lorne McKelvey and son, Morley. of
Hltinilton, spent the New Year holiday
with friends here and Mrs. L Eckmier,
of Jamestown.
Neil S. McLauchlin is making favor-
able progress. His heart has been giv
Mg some bother but we hope he will
soon be able to be about as of hid.
James Hoggard is here from the West
ori a visit. He is a nephew of R. Leath
erdale, His parents were former well
known residents of this locality.
Miss Bertha Sharpe was here for a
short visit from Toronto. She is enjoy-
ing her work as telegraph operator, and
has added 20 pounds to her weight.
Dr, R. P and Mrs. Feild, of
Sound, were renewing old friendships
in Brussels and locality this week. They
are well pleased wi'h their new home.
Mrs. James Sherrie. of town celebrat-
ed
s Ja her 8 rd birthdaylast week and
3 is
enjoying coo aratively good health for.
a lady of her year's. We extend con-
gratulations,
J. G. Rolnh, teller of the Metropolitan
Bank here liar been changed to the
Queen and McCaul Street Branch, Tor-
onto •and W.W.Balla h from the same
Branch, is officiating in 13rnssels.
Former old restd, iits ate holidaying
here from Winntea in the, persons' of
Ilarry' and Mrs( !own and daughter.
Mrs. Town rs A:dau'ghter of S. and Mrs.
Crawford, rof- Brussels.
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M. Scott of Hamilton. washere
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for a few days duringthe past Week
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He is now on the road representing.a
large undertaking establishment, ' his
trips taking hint Eastward a good share.
of the time.
Geo. W. Jordan, son of Duke Jordan,
5th line, Morris, has taken a position as
Junior in the Metropolitan Bank in
Brussels. He should make a competent
band as he is a bright, trustworthy
young man,
Mrs. Will, Lowry and miss Greta. of
London, were renewing old friendships
in Brussels. They will accompany Mr.
Lown' to California where they expect
to spend a few months at Los Angeles
and other points. We wish them a
gond time.
C. H. and Mrs. Dodds and family
left for the Pacific Coast 'Thursday of
last week. They expected, to visit the
formerls parents en route. Mr. Dodds
takes a position in a large tailoring
establishment in Vancouver. We wish
the fapil,f prosperity. '
roil Co. Council
1811
' Foll6Wing will constitute the Coun-
ty Cot}nkil of Huron for this year and
will 'compare very favorably with
their .predecessoie :—
Ashfield—*Thos. Stothers, *Win.
Hunter.
Bayfield—Dr. Smith.
Blyth—*L. Bill,
1.lrtissels—*John Leckie.
Clinton—*W. G. Smyth.
Colborne—N. Kernraglian.
Exeter—John Taylor.
Goderich-•-*Ohas. A: Reid, *B, 0.
Munuings.
Goderich Tiv.—*S. Sturdy.
Gre —*R. W. Livits stoit Jr
Y g ]o.
Brown.
Hay—*P. Lamont,
Bengal I-0. Geigger,
Howick—T. J Winter, J. Downey.
1lullett-,'Jas. Leiper.
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Mcl�illop-•.*Jho. M Lovelock.
Mort is—Jno, Shdrtreed.
Seaforth—J5 C. 'Greig.
Stanley—W. Glenn,
StFr ]1 —•
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p W. D.
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1.nckelsmitb— R. McKay.
Tutnberry--T H. Powell,'
TJsbor ue—R Ilunkin,
SVawar]osh t'rtst•-••*Jinn. Gillespie.
Wnwanosh Westr--Wm. Bailie.
Wingham—D. E. McDonakL
Wroxeter—C. Reis.
13 of last year's Co. Councillors,
marked with a *, were elected by ac-
claination.
For the Wardeiiship it looks like a
run between Reeves Govenlock, Mc-
Kay and Geiger.
Municipal Elections.
GREY
Dep. Reeve 1 2 9 4 5 6' 7
Brown ... 51 56. 4 30 05 32 87-325
McFadzean . 23 24 '79 62 50 27 16-281
Majority for Brown ......... 44
Councillors—
Cole , 41 34 46 60 87 37 59=301
Oott 43 33 49 56 35 18 56-290
Fraser 43 40 11 34 81 55 49-313
McArthur 47 67 53 60 58 15 56-3413
Councillors elected are Messrs. Cole,
McArthur and Fraser. Reeve Living-
ston was elected by aoclunuttion.
MORRIS
Reeve— 1 2 3 4 5 6
McCracken 21 12 50 23 48 4I-195
Shortreed... 72 83 20 39 25 36-234
Majority for Shot treed.......89
Councillors— 1 2 3 4 5 6
Elston ...... . 11 10 54 30 66 59-230
Johnston ... 24 33 41 30 46 70-250
Kelly 49 25 18 14 22 6-134
Laidlaw .,, 70 58 38 28 17 19-230
Thuell 40 60 43 46 29 23-247
Wilkinson 24 32 62 49 42 27-236
Township Clerk gave casting vote
for Election in the tie with Laidlaw.
I1IILLETT
Reeve— 1 2 3 4 5 6,.7
Barr . . 49 54 22 6423 40 26-272
Leiper. 48 63 38 51 27 36 66-829
Majority for Leiper. ......... 57
Councillors— -
Clark , 82 85 23 '74 32 46 31-373
Fing]and 24 68 10 03 30 57 81-323
Miller 68 83 59 60 38 35 23-363
Tamblyn 27 68 20.99 31 57 42-344
Watt37 100 0 56 19 19 25-265
First four Councillor's are elected.
TURNBERRY•
Reeve—T. K. Powell. Maj. 47.
Councillors—John Mulvey, Arthur
Wheeler, John Rutherford and John
McBurney.
STANDARD BANK
Established 103 OF CANADA a0 0n44e
MONEY ORDERS FOR R S
MAAIL SUMS
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Safety,, convenience and IoW cosi unite to make
Money Orders issued by this Bank a most satisfactory
way of sending small sums to any part of Canada.
Under $5 , , , 3c, $10 to $30 . . . 10c.
$5 to $10 ... 6c, $30 to $50 . I5c.
Drafts issued for larger amounts.
Savings Bank Department at Every Branch.
BRVSSEL.r$ BRANCH
J. F. Rowland, Massager
MoKILLOP
Reeve'— 1 2 3 4
(loveni0ck....... .„ 105 79 '63 69-315
Ross 9 28 77 34-140
- Majority for Govenlock.,....160
Councillors—
Case ...., 0 38 65 63-175
Beuerrnann........ 35 70 73 40-218
Cowan 82 94 -08 49-288
McQuaid 109 '76 57 49-201
Smith 66 47 59 53-225
Balfour 31 38 38 50-167
Bolton 27 17 46 25-115
Councillors elected are F. J. iide-
Quaid, Jas. Cowan, Jas. S. Smith and
Henry Bauermanu. •
EAST WAWANOSH
Reeve—John Gillespie, re-elected by.
acclamation.
Councillors 1 2 3 4 5
Stonehouse ... 31 76 61 18 17-193
Burchill 14 49 69 41 18-191
Scott 19 64 44 34 27-188
Campbell 24 53 35 30 30-179
Chlimney 24.47 37 44 15-167
Hallaban 28 30 10 17 16-101
EAST WAWANOSH.
Reeve—John Gillespie by ace.
Councillors—Jos. Stonehouse, Semi,
Burchill. Peter W. Scott and 3. New-
ton Carnpbell.
The vote on the by-law for the issue
of debentures to the amount of ,$,18,000
for the purpose of building bridges on
the river, con, 8 and 9. and 10 and 11,
stood—For the by-law 170; against 90.
BLYTH.
IOIUNIOIPAL Election in Blyth result-
ed as follows :—Luxton Bill, by ac-
clamation, Reeve ; Councillors, ,J srnes
Cutt, polled 137: Jos. Carter, 129 ;
Wm. H. McElroy, 119 ; Allan B.
Baiudon, 108 ; Thos. Code, 94. First
four.elected as Council for 1911.
TURNBERRY
Reeve— 1 2 3 4
Powell ......... , ,- 39 60 '70 69-238
Kelly ,. . 98 47 23 23-191
Majority for Powell 47
Councillors—
Mulvey .............. 53 59 56
Wheeler 62 75 53
Rutherford 44 49 40
McBurney 42 34 63
Maxwell . 44 63 85
Bolt ....... ............ 70 17 28
Wilson ..... ..... .... 51: 18 12
84-252
29-210
60-193
28-167
23-185
9-124
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Majority for Reis 8
Following three Councillors were
elected by acclamation :—A. H. Mof-
fatt, Gavin Davidson and John Doug-
las. Another election will have to be
held fora fourth Councillor.
• WEST WAWANOSH
Reeve—
Bailie 180
Medd . 141
Thompson .. .100
Majority for Bailie, :.35
Councillors—
Wilson 320
Watson .309
Aitchison 204
Murray 240
Walsh ........... .... . ,:....."....120
BORN
CHISHoLM.—Iii Walkerton on Deo. 18th, to Mr.
and Aire. A. P. Chisholm, formerly of
Wroxeter, n daughter.
HOWES.—In MoKallop, on December 20th, to
Mr. and Mrs, John Howes, a son,
MARRIED
DAvI0000—STRAOHAN.—At the residence of
the bride's parents, ah.con. Grey, on Deo.
28th, by Rev, D. B. McRae, Mr. Edgar Alex.
Davidson, of Calgary, Alta., to Miss Eva
0., el. est daughter of Mr. and Mre. Wm.
Strachan.
GALLAoinut-NETHSRY,—At the borne Or the
bride, on Jan. 011. by Rev. Mr. Farr. Mr.
J. D. Gallagher, of Moose Jaw, Snok , to
Miss Eva, daughter of Mr. John Nethery,
of Morris township.
LAMoNT—HnTOnTNaoN.—At the residence of
the bride's parents.- on Dec. 2811i, by Rev,
D. B. McRae, Mr. Wtu. A Lamont to Mies
• Grace Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Cuthbert Hutchinson, all of Grey:
WILLTAtteON—FOaBE9. — At the -.pparsonage,
Seetertb, on Deo. 28th. by Rev. D. Ro ere,
Mr. Thos. 51. Williamson, of Grey, 10 52180
Gertrude Forbes, of McKillop.
WALxfa—MAXWELL.—At the home of the
bride's parents, Morrie. on Dec, 214. by.
Rev. Mr. Farr, Mr. W. H Walkio, of Win-
nipeg. to Mies Lottie, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. 31 Maxwell.
DIED
BAHR.—In Morrie township on Jan. 1st, Mar-
garet Atelia, Isabella Chambers, beloved
wife of Peter Barr, aged 40 years, 9 months
and 14 days.
'KAAKE,-20 Wroxeter, on Dec. 29th, Mre..A4
Bert Hooke aged 03 years.
STEwa5T.—In Grey, on Deo. 28th. David Stew-
art, aged 90 years, 5 months and 22 days.
Eyesigl
'Your oyes will appreciate the ease
and cnuifot•t derived from wearing
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ting your eyes suited tlemand abil'ily,
te t y
h tbiht, Mel rd ubuve all demand ax-
penence--for experience is the chief
thing in optieal work,
St:. L. 'MUSE To
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Manufltcturieg Optician and Eyesight
Spsuialist„ who has had 88 years' ex-
perience in optical work, will be at
Fox's Drug Store, Brussels, on
Wednesday, January 11th„ 1911
5. L. Taube is the oldest optician
le Clarinda, having been estlablished.
since 1872, olid during the past 88
years has given every satisfrtotiot] to
thousands of customers. His work
has been very highly recommended by
all those who have : had occasion to
1onsulthim professionally',
If' you have "eye troubles" don't
fail to take !advantage of this oppor-
tunity to have your eyes properly at-
tended to.
A11 work is absolutely guaranteed.
FOX'S
DRUG STORE
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Auction Sales
FRIDAY, JANUARY ern..—Farm etoolr, fm•
plements and household furniture,. 8% Lot 10,
eon. 9, Morris. Sale unreserved at 1 p. in. J.
W, Shortreed, prop. E. S. Scott, arm,
WEDNESDAY, JANUAteY, llTo,—Parin stock,
implements, etc„ 134 Lot 11, Con. 5, Morris.
Sale unreserved tit p, in. ANDalW TAYLOR,
Prop. F. S. Scott. Auc. ..
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 111,11—Clearing
Auction Sale of 22 Clydesdale horses,' 211 heed
Young cattle end 21 Noss, at lot 85, eon, 10,
East Wowanosh.' All ,,tech wee bred and f
raised by the owner and is in prize condition,
Good chance to secure good stock. Geo. T.
Robertson, Proprietor.
TUESDAY, JANUARY, 17rn.—1 arse -Stock,'
implements, etc,, Lot, 20, Con, 10, Grey. Sala
unreserved et 1 p, m. S. 0. HowLErli, Prop.
F. 9. Scott, Auo, -
WEDNxsnar, JAN. 187th.—Farm stuck, im•
plements„$c., et lot 80, Con, O, blan•t9, Sale
unreserved at 1 p. in. Wm. Clariotopher,
Prop.; F. S. Scott, Auc.
FEttDAy, JAN, 20'R1i.—Fartn 9t901r, i siple-
mentS, household furniture, &r., at Lot 28,
Con. O. Grey. Sale unreserved tit 1 p. m.
nobt Olose, Prop. ; 1 . S Scott, .Ano
TUESDAY Fun 7rtr.—Farm stock, imple-
ments, furniture, etc.,. Lot 00, Con. 15, Grey.
Sole unreserved et 1 o'clock, WM. 8011N001C,
Prop. F.13 Scott, Auc.
The People's- Column
CECA11 FOR' - SALE. — Pardee 1egufring,
fence posts, either 8 nr 9 feet' tong, tiny
else front 5 incites up, should apply to A.
DOUG PIAS, Wroxeter P. O., or call at form 7•
tulles North of Brussels. - 27-2-
COMFORTABLE BRICK HOUSE with
stable. well, &e., and 2 acres of choice
land for sale in the Southerlypartof 13rns•
eels. Immediate possession con be given. For
further pmrttcnlerl' apply to F, S. Scott, Brua-
eels, or JNO. br oA RlHIIR, Walton P. 0.
Annual Meeting
East uro
The ltaannualSociety
will l the H n
Hall,
Agricultural on ebe herr in the Town .
Ha1,, Bra earls,' e1. 0.Wednesday,.ii,ee January00511 feet-
(ag:-1911, eheiving m. Bur al Statement of rho meed
Auditoro' hepar the Arming neen' she
year.rt Jso. 110 1c appointing olW. for the
year. JNO.`LEOKIE, President. W. H. Mete,
Secretary.
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• Comfortable 'Shoes: -far'` ali Sizes of
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• ” Men's fine box calf or dongola
;' Shoes, Goodyear welted, latest
• design- of toes r egular 5.00,
• reduced to..:. .S4 00
• Metes fine shoes Bllicliet style,
• regular 3.00, reduced to..,.... 2 40
Ladies line' kid Bluteller bale.,
Goodyette welted, regular 3.50,
reduced to ' ' 2 80
Misses'Pe1U151ppers, all styles,
reduced• topet.
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Unlined Blankets, regular 1.25, redhtced. to
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•f• Unlined Blankets, regular 755, reducer] to 50
2 Large Saskatchewan Robes, regular 9,50, reduced to,...,7 00
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