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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1911-11-30, Page 8Opening Up Our New 1911 Stock of Christmas Goods We are opening up as fast tie possible our ueyv Christmas stock, which promises to he much the largest and best we have ever had, and in a few days our complete display will be ready. Some Good Lines for early Buyers Hammered Brass NEW DOLLS Very Popular ,Tudging by the Dutcher of thein we think The, ecce a in many, quaint pieces, from there ought to be one for every little, Air] this the Ink Stand at 20o to the large JardD inier at' Dole tens, Do the Ilttlo ones emneh their loldeie, Trays and Candle Shedee. Me.. Other pieces are Porn Pots Caudle. Brass for Piercing Several new please at 2Se lust in. Exclusive Calendars at 150 These ere Calendars made pp by ourselves, troth photo. prints of Brume's, which have not appeared on poet cards before, Thaws who have seen them pronounce them v0l7 fine. Christmas Scala and Tags In now de. sign, Decorated Credo Tissue Paper and Main Whito Tissue Paper. The ail cloth Dolle dressed at 18c end. 25e will be just the tiling. Or theICsquimault Dollsclothed' In their white furry garments stand a whole lot - 860 and 50e etude The Fat Baby Dolle, with etney hair, at 200, 25e and 5coo, Dressed Della, in boxes with elaborate cos• tames, are to be had at 20o eachand up. Kid Bodied Dolls, in different sizes, some are sleepers. Della' Carriages, Cradles, Chairs, &c. Cif ` C,hus turas Post Cards the z for c Cards, 5is the line,bestyet. ?tae Store DRUGGIST F. R. SMITH AND STATIONER. .ural Etizs g ,encs Tars is the last day of November. COUNCIL meeting next Monday even ing. O. U. W, Friday evening of this week. ScnnooL Board Friday evening of next week. THE stores are beginning to take on a Christmas look. QUrrE a few people have had the grippe. Steer clear of it if you can. HURON Co. Council will meet Tues- day at the Court House, Goderich, A annum of Brusseliten attended the funeral of Mrs. Pat, Ryan at Blyth last Monday. I0 CENTs pays for THE POST to any ad- dress in Canada up to jan. Ia. Send it to absent friends. PUBLIC meeting Friday evening in Town Hall. Attend it and show your interest in Brussels. KEEP December nth clear for the well known Firth Co. Mr. Firth, Miss Jackson and Homer Eaton present a program not easily equalled. SOME of the town boys went to Wier - ton this week to lend a hand in chicken picking for a short time. The poultry belongs to R Thomson, Brussels. POLL TAE. -Men over 22 years and under 6o who are not owners of proper- ty or assessed as tenants are liable to $l,00 poll tax and will receive due at- tention from Collector Oliver. ROST. DARE, caretaker of Brussels cemetery, has had a telephone placed in his home. His nutnber is 76. People desiring to communicate should mark down the number as it is not in the Directory. EXETER Times says :-Rev. C. W. Sanders, of Brantford, is home visiting his parents, T, and Mrs. Sanders. Mr• Sanders is taking a rest after under- going an operation on the nose, which was broken when a boy going to school. THE Town Hall has been thoroughly scrubbed entailing hard work and con- ..,eiderable expense to the town and at - ',tion is called by tobacco users to kind - rain from the weed while. in the 2 an endeavor to keep the place The law IS against net the practice expectorating. JOINT LIBERAL MEETING.- Friday vening of next week a joint political * meeting for Centre and North Huron will be held in the Town Hall, Brussels, at 8 o'clock. Addresses are expected by Thos, McMillan, W. H. Kerr and others. Ladies invited. PUBLIC MEETING. -Friday evening of this week, at 8 p. m., a public meeting of ratepayers to discuss the question of improving Brussels industries will be held in the Town Hall, A large turn out is asked for as very important mat- ters are to be considered. DURING the past week contributions ware made to the town treasury by per- sons brought before the Reeve for drunkenness and other examples will be made if the practice is continued. Sun- day displays are being watched for. A case or two is pending now that may result in an example for continued way- wardness. W. F. STRETTON'S Xmas advt. was received too late for change. He is offering great bargains in choice goods in brooches. rings, lockets, cuff links, ear rings and otber jewelry lines. Pearl and ebony goods, gold headed walking canes, umbrellas, cut glass, &c. Watch out for advt. next week. CONCERT. -A concert under the aus- ances of the Young People's Society of Melville church will be held in the Town Hall on Tuesday evening, Dec. 5th, at 8 o'clock. Program consists of songs, re- citations, n , duets,choruses, andcharacter song by the Shaking Quakers, and Pan. tonine (jeans Lover of my Soul.)„ Ad- mission 250 r5 and c. CONSERVATIVE MEETING A ' 'nt KEEP December loth clear for the Firth Concert in Brussels Town Hall. Talent is excellent. SUBSCRIBERS may secure the new Rural Telephone Directory by calling at the Central office, Brussels, TRE Canadian Jubilee singers will visit Brussels on Wednesday December 20011, They are well worth heariug, HOCKEY MEETING. -Monday evening of next week a public meeting of all in- terested in the organization of a Hockey team in Brussels will be held in the Council Chamber, at 8 o'clock. Lel there be a good turn out and the busi- ness people show an interest in this hustling sport. With a fine new rink and a lively hockey team the combina- tion should mean good clean sport, o— ORorOE young cow for Bale,' due to calve about Dec. 16011. Apply to JNo. MoINToea, Phone 626. Crenbrook. $TOPE WOOD WANTED. -12 cords of green body wood, 14 inches long. Apply to John Hunter, Brtissele, P. O. tt.' 14 -horse power portable engine for sale cheap. Eaay to run and in good repair. Geo. BARKLRY, Brussels, EGGS 27o YEa DOZEN.— Now le the time to feed ground bone which is the best known producer of egga. For sale by BANKER BROS. MONEY SOUND -Owner may have same by proving property and paying for this notice, JJAosae FFox, Druggist, Is your saws do not out fast and easy pall on or write T. MOGREaoa, Brussela. House and lot, eligibly situated in Brussels, for sale or to rent. Further particulars may be obtained from hire. R. Dark, or Dr. Holmes, APPRENTICE WANTED. -A bright girl or boy wanted at THE POST to learn the printing.. bueineea. One who has passed the Entrance Examination preferred Apply at Ten POST. FOR SALE OR TO RENT.—ROeae and lot on Turnberry street, Brassele, belonging to Thee. Niabolla. The 60 acre farm being Wee Lot 2, Con. 12, Grey, is also offered for sale. For particulars apply to A. F. Stewart, Brute eels South. —0 .—. JUBILEE SINGERS.- Be sure you hear the Canadian jubilee Singers, Wednes- clay evening, December loth, They give a choice selection of solos, duets, quartettes and choruses. Their singing is soul stirring ; their fun delightful, clean and wholesome. Come and bear them sing the Old Plantation songs, 'Tickets may be bad and seats reserved at Fox's drugstore. Tickets 25and dcents. 35 W. C. T. U -'Phe regular meeting of the W...f` .T U. was held Nov. 2 in the Library auditorium. After opning exercises, reading of minutes and other matters were taken up there was a dis- cussion as to the advisability of holding the meetings in the homes of members. It was decided that the union meet in the homes, Mrs. W. Pryne extending an invitation to hold the next regular meet- ing in her home. It was accepted and will be held there in December. A very interesting article entitled "Phe world is growing better" was read by the President. POSTMASTER ROBB, of WALKERTON, DEAD -Alexander W. Robb, postmaster of Walkerton, died suddenly Wednes- day of last week, in his 56th year, death being due to heart trouble, from which deceased had been a sufferer for the past six months. Mr. Robb had enjoyed his postrnastership for a little over 2 years, betore that being editor of the Walker. too Telescope.. He was an ex Warden of the Co. of Bruce and at the time of his death was a J. P. He was a life-long member of the Methodist church, being Treasurer up to the time of his death. He leaves a widow and two children, Dr. Harvey Robb, D. D. S., organist of Bnnd Street Congregational church and Miss Norma at home. He was deserv- edly esteemed. AT HOME.—Last Thursday's Toronto Globe gave the following Society note which referred to former Brusselites ;- Mrs. G. A. Powell and her daughters, Mrs. Owen A. Smily, and Mrs. G. Cassels MacKenzie, gave a delightful afternoon at-home yesterday at the residence of Mrs Powell, in Warren rc.�where the large rooms were decor - a. ' 1 meeting in the Conserv :j„ lssl012 ep ,,.0111, a profusion of Rowers and "' place in Bruslsl'ant, cu{ Prod'. mrA ell worn King's blue lengths:, of,tl^rfter leaving '.., Owea. A Of an h. v+.• BsCncej is often missed when it might easily embraced. by Systematic Sa. v i n g Begin now to prepare for the day of op- portunity ' by depositing your savings in have been The METROPOLITAN BANK $f:00 OR MORE OPENS AN AOCOUNT' BRUSSELS BRANCH F. H. GILROY., MANAGE Cheap Photos are seldom worth the money paid for them, because they must be of inferior quality. I am not making that kind. I have an Over Supply of Folders and Mounts which when finished are worth $4.00 and $5.00 per doz. I will make sittings for these for the next 80 days at $8.00 and $4.00 per doz. Please sit early -good photo- graphs arly goodphoto- graphs cannot be made un- less time is given to put them through the process of fin- ishing in a proper manner. G. F. Maitlacrad BT USSELS November 16, 1011. MONTHLY Horse Fair Thursday of this week in Brussels. Ohamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets do not sicken or gripe, and may be taken with perfect safety by the most delicate woman or the young- est child. The old and feeble will also find them a most suitable remedy for Frank Gerry arrived home Thursday aiding and strengthening their weak- of lett weelc and is improvingnicely, ened digestion and for regulating the Miss Fear, of Morris, was isitiD her bowels. For sale by all dealers. g JUBILEE SINGERS -PLEASED.-Stratford Herald spoke as follows of the Jubilee troupe which appears in Brussels Towu Hall, on December loth :--A real. old- time colored concert was promised those who attended the concert given in Hein- boob's Hall last night and the promise was fulfilled, pleasing the large number present in every particular. Old time plantation airs and melodies, which are fast becoming memories of the past, were excellently rendered by the Jubilee Singers, numberingseven artists. Solos duets, trios, quartettes and chorus sing - 'a were on the progratn and everyr Y number pleased the large e audience as g evinced by the numerous encores de- manded. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE. -Thursday after- noon of last week there was a large at. tendance at the Women's Institute meeting in the auditorium of the Car- negie Library. Mrs. Rands, President, occupied tbe chair. Dr. Hamiltou gave a very practical paper On "The care of the teeth," and Rev. Mr. Wishart spoke words ofi o w sd m on "Wholesome read- ing for boys and girls." Miss Jessie McLauchlln reported the proceedings of the Women's Provincial Institute, recently held at Toronto and did it well. A well rendered instrumental selection was given by Mrs. George Thomson. The session was a very interesting and enjoyable one., Belgrave Women's In- stitute will visit Brussels at the next meeting. MATRIMONIAL -The Denver (Colora- do) News of November 23rd, gives the following feport of interest to the peo- ple of this locality :-In the presence of relatives and a few intimate friends, Miss Emyline MoQuarrie, of Brussels, Ont„ Canada, daughter of H. and Mrs. McQuarrie, was united in marriage to Chas. Pringle at the home of Wm. H. and Mrs. Geddie, where the bride has been a guest since last Spin. The wedding was the outcome of a sudden romance, for the bride abet young Pringle when she first came to Colorado and upon her return from Yellowstbne, where she spent the Summer, the young couple concluded to be married. The ceremony took place at 6.30 an 7 was per. formed by the Rev, Thomas-- Cosl i 1chi�of Boulder'ag , t1br,my i, v''"'Th. Similar pa' found, in o Cash a Cream We will pay the high- est market cash price for any quantity of Cream of good flavor, , sweet or sour, deliver- ed at our store on Fri- day of each week. 1 S. Mclauchlln,9 Agent BE Goon. -The delivery clerk in the post -office has much to annoy them, There is a drummer who wants any letter that may come for him during the next ten days forwarded to him at Lon. don or 'Toronto ; the man who wants to know if a letter posted now will go be- fore the 3 o'clock train ; the boss mailed a letter without a sunup and wants it back ; 6 men who forgot their box keys and want their mail handed out to them ; the woman who knows there burst be a letter for her, ask the clerk to "look a- gain please" ; the mai who gets angry and wants the postmaster to "come out on the sidewalk just two minutes," mud the school boy or girl who goes In regu- larldfour 'times a day to ask fur mail when they du not get a letter ora paper in a week. People We_Talk About Stewart Scott was 1n town for a couple of days this week. allot, Mrs. A. Smith, John street, this week. Misses Isabel Strachan and Verne Walker are visitiug Stratford friends for a few days. Miss Maggie Halliday was laid up last week with an attack of pleurisy but is able to be about this week we are glad to state. Our old townsman, J C. Halliday, keeps very poorly. He has been ill since costly in October. Mr. Halliday is up toward 85 years of age. Mies T.'iren.n, laugh er of Robert and Mrs. l' :,uu,. fatal„•try sheet, has beeu under the doctor 's care but we hope she will 5000 be ail right. t. Councillor Jones bas been laid up at his home during the past week but many friends trust he will soon he able to be about as usual. Mrs. D. Livingston lies received woad that her brother, J. McVicar, of Nevada, is making favorable improvement. The news from her daughter, Mrs. lames Hardie, is that she has been real ill. She is expected home for Christmas. A former brussels old boy, in the person of Earl Baker, son of Mia. George Baeker, and who lives at Cava- lier, North Dakota, was united in mar- riage to Miss Agnes McConnell, of the same place on Wednesday of this week. Mr. Baeker has a good grocery and bakery In that town. Old friends here wish him and his bride many happy years. ABOUT THE AL.LINS.-CleVelafd Allis, B. A, eldest son of Rev. S. 3, Allis, of Windsor. formerly of Brussels, seised on Wednesday for England. He and 5 cadets- enter the Royal Navy and will be absent a year. Ile has been at Halifax for some time.- Clark Allis, a younger brother, left St. Louis for New York where he will take up the study of Bacterology and will graduate. Philadel- phia and Baltimore hospitals will be visited and he will be absent from the firm be is employed with for six months. Reis a professor in drugs -Arthur, Who is also a B. A , is a lecturer in McMaster and Victoria Universities io 'Porouto and#2V is now one of the 'Y M C A. t w5 = les at Detroit Ate May frid is cortiln i fic "t ']1 s ), b ,J e 'tl>hj,Y,i,vi+�l;J -ordination STANDARD BANK t l,td 1873 OF CANADA 80 Brmcthw, TRANSMITTING MONEY For sums up to $50 our Bank Money Orden are convenient and inexpensive. For larger amounts we issue Drafts or Bilis of Exchange. Money sent at once to any banking point in theworld by Telegraphic or Cable Transfer. Savings Bank Department at Every Branch. BRUSSELS' BRANCH . F. Row/wad, Manager In the place of Thos Moore, removed to Stratford, ' t who was an old and faith- ful - tuI e holder o (der in the Methodist church here, W, d. Pryne was elected True. tee. He should make a good one. The Official Board of the Methodist. church, Brussels, at a recent meeting passed a resolution of condolence to Mrs, J. A. Hunter, in connection with the recent lamented death of her bus - baud, who was an active member of the Board. The .Ladies' Aid of Melville church have -made numerous improvements at the manse. New paper, paint and varnish have added much to its appear ance, while a complete eleetrie tight sys- tem adds much to its comfort. • Token altogether it is a property of which the congregation may be justly proud; ANNIVERSARY —On Sabbath, Decem- ber toth, anniversary sermons will he preached in Melville church by Rev. Dr. Dickson, the well known Galt divine. The congregation is asked so make the occasion more noteworthy by the contribution of $250 to meet local liabilities for the year. Rev. Dr. Dick- son is a fine preacher. Special music' will be given by the church choir under the leadership of Mrs. Addie Wright. Rev. A C. Wishart, B. A., has been the energetic pastor for the past 6 years, "I am pleased to recommend Cham- berlain's Cough Remedy as the -best thing I know of and safest remedy for coughs, cold and bronchial trouble,” writes Mrs. L. B. AL hold, of Denver, Colo. "We have used it' re- peatedly and it has• never failed to give relief." For sale by all dealers. BORN PADunR.—In Grey township, on November 18th, to Mr. and Mrs, W, J. Palmer, a daughter. MARRIED KEYS—OOUVTSR.—At the home of the bride's W. A. father,Amos, NewryyH. , A on . NovMr. emGeerbergi,2914eE Ka, byys, Reo1v. Brnerela toMimi Mary 9'.. eldest ter of Mr, Yonne Coulter, of Elmo township. MOGOWEN-HENDEasON.-At Kelfeld, Sask., on November 22nd, by Rey. N. H. Monroe, Mr. Harvey F McGowen, to Mies Elizabeth Maud, eldest daughter of lar. George Hen- derson, 8rd line Morris township, Huron Co. PaINGLE—MoQuenuno,—ln Denver, Colorado, on Nov. 22nd, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Geddie, Mr. Chaa.Pringle, of Den- ver, to Mies Emyline, daughter of Mr, and. Mrs, H, MoQuarrie, of Brussels, Ont, O STILL ON! Our Clearing Sale OF Watches, s Clocks, Jewelry, Si Iverware, &c■ Having accepted a posi-' tier :r~ td t istowel ,I have '' 7 �s" 5' b, ld a Clear- N rets, rtyla. lay. ' Oi mss In hon yt el' h 20b Gamin g' agedBl l0 ytlNOms,ve8mbmett}ie andElfas days 15 LAMMoxT -In Ethel, on November 26611, Eliza. beth Sinolelr, 'relict of the lateMaloolin Lamont, in her 72nd year.. MONAIR.-In Grey township, 0i, 50ovembee 24th, James Menth, aged 81 years, 8 menthe and 20 chore, PIE06O11,-411 Mullett, on November 17th,' Neilson Pierson, h, hie 74th year. PALnen,-In Grey township, on November J14thames, Worder Mitchell, only son of . Wm. J. m anodnths Isabellaand7 dPaoes, lmer,laged 5 )'sate, 7 WYx,Itc. In Turnberry, on NoveiNovember26th;: Wylie. Goodas Gifts err beable 00 fled gifts' that wilt satisfy yourself, please the t0; pntd'}rccuwlthito ilio 111nicitelst>f yoanur own till pocketeor book no easy inabtee, We aro certain though, that you will find in our stock, many articles that will nicely combine. these throe essentials, 13y the end o'f the present week n will 4µy0 out' holiday spoils. tetl4q foicvt. your itispp00tion. lb is not too early to begin' thinking about Xmas gifts. From NOW on the time willpass very" rapidly, 'Then thete is a lot of satis- faction • in making selection when stocks are oouhpleto and, while you Call do it at your leisure. Fot' thwishg narcels at a distaneaose we Ilavine aurtoseXmasdp„Ta e, Labels, Beals, &c,, all ready to make selection from, also, a very nice assort- ment of pt'ettily decorated boxes snit - able for seeding email paroele of near- ly every testa1 i t which adds very nateiinlly to the appearance of the arbtelallote and al very little Dost, Wo extend a ootdial welcome L. FOX'S DRUGSTORE Stock for Service BRUSSELS MARK700T - ' erAMWORTH HOG FOle'sERVI010, The undersigned will -keep for service on Nee t0 ,88 Loll , Oen, 7' Mtrrie, a'Ghoreagh•bred Tam Wheat - s0 Worth ho Pet ms, $1:00, o he aid at time of l oats .. - 42 8• t PPeas ........ 1 -- - 1 06 service wish. privilege of returning •if necee- Berlet' 70 envy - 5. WALKE4t, Butter ........ 24 2 _ 18.50 , Proprietor. , • PatA 27 28755 Potatoes gq. 6 HHO$e - 11 00 12 000 Dottie 4 50 670 Tenders Wanted.-.,. Wool • 10 18 The'People's Column FARMERS AND POULTRYMEN. -- I :have eight 8.- 0, Rhode Island Red and four S. 0. Black Minorca Cookrele from prize winning stock all good shape and good color, for sale at 82.d0 each. - EDWIN G. MATTHEW $, Listowel, Ont. ARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT. -Phe un- dersigned offers his fine 200 sore farts, be- ing Lots 17 and 18, Con. 0 Grey township Hur- on Co„ for sale or if nottispoeed of would rent to good tenant. There are lee sores cleared, balance bush and paeture land, Geed build.. Inge, cement silo, fences. orch'1aLr�d. drilled well, , on the premises. Only ee mile to school and Zee to .Ethel village. Possessioncould be given at onoe if sold or next Springin leasing, For further particulate as to price, terms and conditions apply to J, I. WELSH, prop. 18-tf - Phone 4118 Ethel P. 0. Meeting of The Huron County Council The eounoil of the ooporatlon of the County of Huron will meet in the council chamber, in the Town of Goderich, on Tuesday tbe5th day of Deoembor next, at 8 o'clock, Parties having accounts against the county should. place same with the Clerk before this date. W. LANn, Olorlr, Dated, Nov. 80th, 1911,. :Tenders will be received by the undersigned... up to Saturday, the end day of Deeorebee, 1011, at noon for the purohsee of.•th0 following properties situate in the.. Village of Brussels, ttmhtely t- - - 1st ,Lots 20 end 80 on Elizabeth street, in the said Village. of Brn ssela, on whisk. 18 erected n dwelling; house ; 2nd -Lot. $20 on the West aide of Turnberry Street, in the said Village of B1118,108 ; erd-Thirteen acres of unsold land. Parties tendering may make tin offer for the whole property or spy part thereof. Dated at Seaforth this 16611 day or_ Nowlin - her; 1911. B. S. HAYS, or W. F. STRETTON, Vendor's Solicitor, Exrtul or, beaterth, " Brttseele: Notice to Creditors I0 the matter of the estate of Joseph A. Hunter, late of the Village of Bilis- • sets, in the County. of Huron, stone nutter, deceased. Notice is hereby given pursuant to the Re- vised Statutes of Ontario, 1897, Ohnpter 129e. that all creditors and others having claims aggainst the estate of rho said Joseph A. Hunter who died on or about the 29th day of October, 1011, are requiredon or before the let day of January, 1012, to send by post prepaid, or deliver to Nora Molter, Bruesete P. O., the Adminietratrlx of the decossed, their Chris - tion and surnames, addresses and deeeriptlons mid statement of their accounts against tit saidestate and also the neta•e of the security, e. if any held by them, Mortgage Sale And further take notice that after such last mentioned date the Administretrix will pro+. need to distribute the assets of the deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto, having: regard only to the claims of which site shall then have got notice and that the sold Admin. ietratrix will not be liable for the wawa; or any pert tberbof to any pormen or persons of whose define notion shall not have been received by her at the time of such distribution. Dated this 28 day . of November, 1t r N bot ]0 . 22• this F. S. 'OOTT ' h Agent forthe AdritSni E gs ratrix. Of Valuable Farm Property, in the Township of Grey, in the County of Huron. Pursuant to the power of sale contained in a certain mortgage which sytll be produced itt the time of gale. there will be offered by pub - IM nactlon at the American onnS Hord} In, the Villa f Br 0 o Brussels, r,Saturday, Village u da the Y le hf Dr t dayo ocembor, A. hoar of to o'clock in .the after non 0.1911, y lr'18 Scott, Esq Auctioneer Those our taro le. - eels or tracts of land andpremi•,ea in the Town• ship of Grey, in the County of Huron, being composed of Lot number twenty-two in the fifth Concession, and the North halves of Lots numbers twenty-three and twenty-four, in the sixth Concession of the aforesaid Township of Grey. containing by ndmeeeurement two hundred aoree of land be the same more or tees. Upon Lot number twenty-two there isn com- fortable brick house and bank barn, with etabtesunderneath ; the soil is a slay loam ; there le "a good well and a young bearing or- chard. The North halves of Lots twenty-three and twenty-four is without buildings, but is well watered and is suitable in all respects as a grazing property. The above properties are situate about two miles front the Village ofEthel, eight milds from the Village of Brussels, and about one and one-half miles from a school and church. The properties will be sold separately or en bloc to atilt purchaser, and eubiseb to a reserve bid, Terms of sale. -Ten per centof the purchase money to be paid to the Vendor's Solicitor at the time of sale and the balance ineldrty days thereafter when possession will be given, For further particulars apply to the Attu- tioneer or to the undersigned. W. M. SINCLAIR, Dated this 25th day of NoVendor's, 1011 icor. Notice to Creditors In Ilio platter of the entitle of William M. Smith,' late of the Village of'Walton, in the County of Baron, gentleman, deceased. Notice is hereby glvenpuronant to the Be-. vlsed Statutes of Onanrie, 1807, Chapter 129, that all oreditore and others having claims agalase the estate cif the said William M.$mtih, who died on or about the 10th day of Ootobor, - - 1911, are required on or before the. let day of January, 1912, to send by post prepaid or de- liver to Thos, Bolger, Walton P. 0., or John W, Smith, Newry P. 0., the Executors of the deceased, their Olu•istitn and etrrnanos, ad- dresses and dser tl e tp ono and accounts nd tatsoSusi ale° their natal%ref the not the said any) he and also the nutnd f r the tithe ty (if any 1 held by them. And further ed div notice tltetnuter sunk tart beforb mentioned dote the Executors will pro coed get the part t, e'aoeete of the deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto,. having' + regard only to theclaime of which they. shalt then have got notice and that the said .Exogu- tors will not, be liable for the said needs or sty' part thereof town person; or peteone of wheels claims notice shall not have been reoeived by them nt the time of such distribution. 22.8 F. A. SCOTT, Agent for the Executors. tl 0 1• :Sox and Un % SI � � * r, Lubbers. x fu.IisE „„��� otic o@ r int 'hart;y ng • •• scars � t. els ieri itLo cores .,Oros a I.lrgn,,.ii (Bose Oup or furthler pi t BORNE, Propriet boleti Soulh.half'1,ot21i, vied' p, 40.0u'00., eon- ciaops, -0n the prole, nit barn good otohard 11 eleartid excep't about ie 0ln1 wsat.1.: added down, leer price, '.. liformattan Apply et, the fu Byti sols P.0, 'Phone 1, tintseele ^ • 2, L.Itiktli, Proprietor.' ' q No matter how w G� old or slushy the ,'weather is, your feet will be snug and , sobers, near��t�h7,,rsocics and stout, snag- hri�,dfv7ation'that can't be beat • l , ti Tfte ` A*: Beau+ r. 115,.,, '.'ate prorni V• Jen. fid sizes. They airy for Ladies, Boys and n� fast. wiTiS NURSEM ,ID COUNTY, a.. if:MO:JeB Ie R V STOvK IN t111ADA.