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The Army (Lives
on Letters
it is said, and when those
longed•for envelopes, with the
home town post mark, contaiu
pictures of the home doings.
they go far towards making
happier hearts and faces.
Keep your Kodak busy and
have some snaps to enclose
with your letters.
We Develop and Print Films.
Fna eupp'v of Eastman Films
1'rittriog Papers, Chemicals
see weer Kodak necessaries.
We carry a good stock of the cel-
ebrated Pictorial Review Pat-
terns, Titis will afford us the up-
portuoity of supplying your de -
weeds immediately.
If you are not yet acquainted
with their superior merits we
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a chance to
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But Not Smart Style
Pictorial Review Patterns con-
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because they save on every dress
one-half to one yard of material
on account of the patented cut-
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The Spring Quarterly Style Book
is now in. With this book, priced
at 250, there is a coupon good for
150, which can be applied on any
pattern selected This brings
the price of the book down to Ion.
We also carry The Pictorial Re-
view Monthly Iviagazine. Price
150.
F. R. SVHTH
Druggist and Stationer
fag etas 4i.eras
HEAVY roads.
Doormat r grows.
CotlNC=L next Monday evening.
THE snow plow is awelcome visitor.
FRIDAY ushers in the month of Feb-
ruary.
TANOARY was a strenuous month for
weather.
MONTHLY Horse Fair Thursday of
this week.
How= Mutual Fire Insurance Com-
pany Annual meeting will be held in the
Township Hall, Gorrie, Friday, Febru-
ary 15th. at a p. m,
PUT an advertisement in the columns
of THE PosT and get quick results. If
von have for sale anything that the
people want --or want to buy anything
that somebody else may have for sale, a
small ad, in this paper will bring quick
response.
To1Ns R. F. C, -Russel Moore, son ot
Dr. and Mrs. Moore, Listowel, formerly
of Brussels, has enlisted with the Royal
Flying Corps at Toronto. Mr. Moore
while not yet 18 years of age, has been
determined for some time to enlist and
at last his ambition has been realized.
While somewhat young for so strenuous
a life, yet his spirit must be admired.
His brother, Lieut. H. C. Moore is in
France.
SCHooL TRUSTEE ELECTION, -Monday
evening tbe delayed School Trustee
Nomination for our Public School was
held, Returning Officer Scott presiding.
The Hall was not crowded R. Leath-
erdale, fns. Fox and D. C. Ross were
nominated and re-elected by acclama-
tion. John Logan was the choice as
successor to Peter Stewart resigned on
account of disability in bearing. M.
Black and J. Cunningham are the other
members of the Board.
1T• i..
h'oken: IF Cut= --in remitting re.
newel eub,crtptiuus for 'flee Pos'r. the
fo'lowmg are a few of tate cheery notes
aeeamp.eni•ing the cash :-Front i1s' i-
tobt---1 enclose you $10. 00 to make op
arreerages and app'y balance to m-rk
ing a'tead Accept thanks for wR ting
sopit,enily. Wieblug you and voter:-
prosperity
oursprosperity -A Calgary resltleut wtrtea ;
-'i'iilt PugT is a welcome weekly visitor
and keeps us in touch with the doloes
of tnauy old friends. It would seem
ery strange not to gat THE Pos,E -
Frotn Toronto an old friend says: -We
welcome the weekly visits of THE PosT,
especially as it keeps tis in touch with
old friends and scenes.
Son -ns Lew or Ray.. DR McCeee,
Lennox -Lieut. Godfrey Wheable is at
peerect in the Royal Alexander Hospi-
tal in London, England, where he has
recently undergone an operation ou his
few', An interesting incident occurred
on his way to Lot don from the Manches-
ter hospital, where he had been a pa-
tient for some months. He was stand-
ing in a tram car when a man offered
him a seat. When be answered a nurs-
ing sister sitting near looked up and
recognized him. She was nursing sis-
ter, Bessie Baty, a graduate of Victoria
Hospital, London, who went overseas
recently. Living in Westminster when
a little girl, at the time Rev. Dr, Me-
Lrae was minister in the First Presby-
terian church there, she was intimately
acquainted with Mrs. Wheable, former-
ly Miss Helen McCrae
INSPECTOR E. W. BRUCE DIES SUD-
DENLY IN 'Poaoxro,-Sart enly stricken
wbile on bis way to one of his schools,
Friday Jan. rsth, Inspector E. W.
Bruce, of the Toronto Public schools,
died early at bis home, 50 Fairview
Boulevard. Inspector• Bruce was born
on a farm iu Scarboro township 5o
years ago, and received bis education in
Toronto, Collingwood and St. Cathar-
ines, in
bisM A. degree
Heo
obtained g
lies,'
Toronto University. The late Inapee-
tor Bruce went to Toronto 20 years ago.
He was master of Mathematics at Har-
bord Collegiate for some time and be-
fore he appeared as a public school In-
spector was principal of McCaul, Huron
and Clinton schools. He was one of the
best known public school men of the
province. said Chief Inspector Cowley.
An educationist of high intellectual and
personal qualities. The Inspector had
charge of number 2, between Carlaw
and Ontario streets, Toronto, He is
survived by his wife, one daughter
Thelma, and two sons, Dr. Warren
Bruce, of Toronto, and Ernest Bruce,
of Calgary, Alta. Deceased was a son
of the late Alex, Bruce, formerly of
Brussels and Bluevale.
ONTARIO Legislature v ill convene in
Toronto Wednesday of next week witb
Barrister Prouclfoot, M. P. P., of Centre
Huron as Leader of the Opposition as
successor to Hon. Mr. Rowell.
NEXT Band Concert at the Skating
rink will take place Monday evening
and will no doubt attract a large attend-
ance. It's a great Winter for good ice
and the skaters are evidently appreciat-
ing the fact by taking plenty of exercise.
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8 Tomes pigs 8 menthe old for sale. Lot 28,
Con. 8, Grey, FRANIS SLEIGRTDOLIS.
SMALL band satchel found Wednesday morn-
ing. May be hid at TIOS POST.
ALL kinds of poultry wanted. Mao emptT
seeks for which highest prices will be pall.
Phone 82x. SAM. WETNsa'11N,
EIGHEST melt pries paid for butter and
eggs. R. Taonts0N.
Six pigs, weighing about 80 pounds, for sale.
Phone 462. JOHN EYARS.
Peg SALE, -A few young Yorkshire sows,
die to farrow in March and April. Also a
thorn'-bredfrorkshire hog about 7 months old,
bred from prize winning stock of Brethour
Lott Featherstone C , rey breeding. P�MaixxosH,
WHITE Leghorn Cockerels from heavy lay-
ing strain for sale. HARVEY BREAMS,Phone 128.
CORDWOOD WANTED. -From 10 to 20 cords of
hardwood wanted for Methodist Church, Brno•
eels, to be delivered before Feb, let, For fur-
ther particulars see R. L,5ATaEa5ALE,
Phone 87 Brussels.
Hausa AND LOT FOR SALE. Good frame
house, 218 sere of land, fruit trees, well, &o.,
n 1
in Brussels. For further particularsPP y at
Ton POST.
THREE Short Horn Bulls from 10 to 12
8 on lwklithonel188,Jna. STRIA, Lot 29, Con,
DR. PARKER, osteopathic Physician, visits
Brussels Monday and Thursdny afternoons of
each week. Chronic and nervous diseases
successfully
lab treated.
Hotels residences. Con -
AT the meeting of tbe Red Cross
Circle :airs. B. G, Walker gave a Talk
on "Common Colds," for whicb she was
thanked. Mrs. Walker is a trained
nurse so bas had experiences. It is
proposed by the young ladies of tows to
arrange for a Play for the benefit of the
Circle funds. Yarn is being worked
into sox for the soldiers by more than
Sister Susan these days. Ask for yarn
from Mrs, A, J. Lowry at the Library
Wednesday or Saturday of each week.
Circle meetings are now held Wednes-
day afternoon instead of Tuesday, since
new arrangement of days, Library is
open. $100.00 ;was brought into the
Treasury by the personal canvas cam-
paign for month of January, A Smote
subscription was welcomed in the a-
mount. 21 pairs of sox were brought in
on Wednesday. Mrs, I. Parker presid-
ed at the Circle in the absence of Mrs,
W. H, Kerr. Help this worthy cause,
New Post, --Major A, H. Monteith of
the est Depot Battalion, W. O. Regi.
meet, formerly of Stretford and Brus-
sels, and Lieut. 0, 5. Reid, M, C„ of
the C. E. F., Reserve of officers, have
been appointed to act as members of
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COUNTY Orange Lodge will meet in
Wingham on the 20d Tuesday in Feb.
No mail train from the East Monday
on account of snow blockade. The reg-
ular time table is being badly mixed up
by the storms,
ANNUAL meeting of Brussels, Morris
& Grev Telephone Company will he held
in the Towu Hall on Tuesday, February
12th. at 1,30 p. m.
THE A. Y. P. A. of St. John's Church
will hold their annual Pancake Social on
the evening of Shrove Tuesday, Feb,
%elle, in the basement of the church, A
musical program will also be provided,
Admission 25 And 75 cents, Everybody
welcome,
AUTOMOBILE lffAguERs.- The Ig18
markers are smaller than those of last
year, but are considered a much neater
type. They are about a inch smaller
each way. The figures are blue this
year on white background. Last year
they were black on white grotind.
WINS MILITARY (.'Ross, -Wold has
been received iu Listowel, that Capt.
Will. Moore, sou of Henry anti. Mrs.
Moore, Elma, hes been awarded 11
military cross for conspicuous work on
the field of action. Capt. Moore was
practising medicine in the West when
war broke out, but has been in France
for some time. His many friends ex.
tt ratuta
tions,
staff, which tend heartiest co g
Hent conducting
a[i
the Erma
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p r,
e times when one
is to have charge of all troops crossing WELL DON -These e,sE I
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the Atlantic to and from Canada. They hears so much about lyse grafting and
' is reFteshin to hear of
will leave for Halifax shortly to under- profiteering it g
take their new duties, Instead of the cases where men give their best energies
usual conducting officers, who have been entirely without remtlneration. Such
in charge of troops aboard ship, a per- an instance came to light in Walkerton,
ticatfent staff to each troopship is being when the Treasurer of the I. 0. D. E
created eoneieting of as officer cons- received a cheque for $375 from A.
In di adjutant and one subordin- Collins, J. J, Sebumacher and J. H.
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STADARO
QF CANADA
HEAD OFFICE e TORONTO
TRUST FUNDS
Our Savings Department gives you
a guarantee of absolute security and
7'�
interest at current�vrate.
BRUSSELS BRANCH,
G. H. SAWS, M Manager.
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Smith,.- 0 n Saskakchowan, -..... BORN_
Mrs Aicx ivettfrom I CUT'r.-In Golle•irh on ,h,0 7 21st, 1018, to
is et -11;1)g Co65114es and o' -tel friends in Air, nett t1ra. d, Clnlvi).Cutts hair t,nna,
Brussels and locality. MORAE.-In Bresaels, on dimers 2111i, 1818, to
1sdtvin 'Cuss es, formerly Chief Game Dr. T. P. nnd't.tro, McRae, a son,
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Wereeu 1Ontario, n d c met
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was 11 rela'ive 01 Mrs, Neil \lelemehha,
Brue.
Livia •L'nl. McCrae, sun of Lieut. -Cot,
D tvid Mverse, Guelph, died of pneu-
monia in France. fie was arlistingaish-
ed pill .lour ltnd in command ot Cana-
dian liumpital No. Sat Boulogne, Preece
He was only 45 years of age and a cousin
to the late John McCrae's family, of
Brussels locality.
Ohurch Oft irttes
Bert. Lott addressed the Enworth
League an "Religion and the was,"
chair was occtupied by Miss Flureuce
Buchanan, President.
Rev. W. E Stafford's sermons last
Sunday were based on "Walking and
fainting not" in the morning and
"Temple building" at the evening ser-
vice.
Sacrament of the Load's Supper will
be observed in Melville Presbyterian
church next Saobatb at 11 a. m Pre-
paratory service will be held Friday,
Feb 1st, at 2 30 p ni , conducted by
Rev R. A Luudy, Walton.
Next Sunday will be the Quarterly
Com'nuuion in the Methodist church,
Testimony ttu ening at 10 a. m , preach-
ing at 11 followed by the Lord's Sup-
per. Pastor wilt be in charge, Official
Tuesday da' ev
enin
next u s
Board w
111 meet 1 g
at 8
it
it to
Sunday afternoon )est in Me t
church Sabbath School a special c Ker-
ing was lalreu for the starving A,men-
ians A map talk was given by Rev
Mr. Mann having reference to the h.•me
and needs of the people, $32 00 was
the respectable 511111 contributed.
For the next 3 months the Protestant
churches of Mount Forest, are cotnbin
Mg in holding services, 6 weeks in the
Methodist church and 6 in the Presbv-
terlan. First Sabbath Rev, D Wren
took morning sermon and Rev. Mr.
Cooper, Presbyterian, preached at night,
Sunday Schools and other services also
unite.
DIED AT PARKLAND, ALBERTA -Mrs
Robert Wilson, sister to R Leatherdale,
Brussels, died at her home in Parkland,
January 6.11, 1908, Susanna Leather-
dalen. born in Esser England, and
has
,
wben 4 years of age came with her par-
ents to Toronto, Ont. The fancily re-
sided for a short time in Orillia, but set-
tled in Galt, where in December 1875
she was married to Robt, L Wilson.
After living near Gorrie for some years
the family went to Alberta in igo7, to
benefit Mrs, Wilson's health, which had
beeu failing for some time. 'they were
pleased with Alberta climate and settled
on their present home which Mr. Wilson
bought. Mrs. Wilson was, an invalid
from rheumatism for about 20 years but
through it all had been very cheerful and
happy and an inspiration to all who bad
the pleasure of knowing her. She is
survived by 3 sisters and 2 brothers in
Ontario and only child, Miss Bessie at
home, who tenderly cared for her moth-
er for years and with the devoted hus-
band le left to mourn the loss of a good
wife and mother. D. B and Mrs. Wil
so11, Killam, Alts„ and Mrs Mases,
Calgary, were the outof town attendants
of the funeral which was conducted by
Revels. Reid and Peal at the home
Tuesday afternoon, Tan 8th, Relatives
and old friends here tender sympathy to
the bereaved. Mrs. Wilson was RD 8x.
tra fine person, She was 72 years of
age,
ate officer and this staff will remain on
eaob boat permauently, Major Mon-
teith is to set as a commanding officer
and Lieut. Reid as a subordinate officer
but they wilt not be employed on the
same boat. Their duties will he to
supervise the men both going trotn and
returning to Canada and will assist the
conducting officers seht by the unit 86
n
Ranesbottom to he devoted to soldiers
work. The cheque represented the
first half of the pay received from
the Government by these ase men for sell-
l-
ing $110,000 worth of Victory Bonds in
Walkerton, When the second cbegtte
for $375 comes along, it will also be
turned over to the I, 0 D E , .making
$750 contributed in all by these three
eft tans.
*Well the troops batilt i C nR da, genermns l
Auction Sales
CLOD
iY 11.aON.-In ParldnNt, Alberta, on ,Tnntinry
6th, 1518. Susanna 1',entlierdale, beloved
wif, of Robert L. Wilson (formerly of
Howioll) and sister to 1t. Leatherdale,
Brussels, aged 72 years.
AUCTION SALES
WRIDKI, Iran, 1sT.-Farpl Stock, Implements
&0., at 005 8, Con 11, Grey. Salo, unreserved.
at 12 o'olook. Dickson Bros., Props, t
Scott, Auo.
WEDS EaDAT, Fxn, 1341. -Farm Stook, Im'
plenlents, Furniture, &s., at Lot 18, Con. 8,
Grey. sale unreserved et 1 o'clock, 4.P. Me-
Ke_yy Prop N. S. Scott, Ane.
Na)DAY, If RR WARY, 16Th --Farm atoak, Lot
0, Con, 12, Grey. Sale nnreeerved at 1 p. m.
H. Tyermmt, Prop. F. S. Booth, Axle.
TUESDAY. Elm tette-Perm Stock, Imple-
ments, &o., at Lot 56, (Son. 1, Morris. Sale un'
7 eeerved, as lease has expired, at 1 p• m. Jae,
Kernagbau, Prop. ; F, S, Scott, Ano,
l3RUSSEC-S MARKET
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17 680 80
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1 600 11 60
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Wheat
Oats
Peas
Barley
Butter
Eggs
Hogs-
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Farms for Sale
One cm: `lining 160 acres, being Lot 14, Con,
12, and W14 Lot 72, Con. 18, in the Township of
Grey, On the premises is a comfortable brick
house, bank moan with water lin stable, wind-
mill And litter oorchar, large driving bush
hhed and
]leo hoose, two orchards, C,' 10 rorkehush ; tales
phone ; ?i n,I1e from Cranbrook and J}.�y miles
from Brussels.
Also a good grass farm containing 100 aerea,
being hot 13, Con 18. Grey.
For further plat. ioularI'aOSOtIE, Crenbrook, Ont.
AUOTION SA051 OF FAME STOCK, IM-
PLEMltams, &0 -V' S. Seett, Auctioneer,
has been inetrneted to sell byPublic Auction
riday February
`re on F
Con. 11, U
letLaG 8, o'clotih, the following valuable prop-
erty •-1 aged draft mare supposed in foal to
Goldlink, 1 general purpose mare 0 years old,
1 draft mare rising 6 years, 2 draft geldilige
rising 4 years, 1 driving Howe rising 0 ,years, 1
draft gelding ricin 8 years, 1 draft filly rising
8 ears, 1 draft gelding rining 2 yenre, 1 drlv'ng
filly rising 2 years, 1 draft filly rising 1 year, 8
fresh news with calves at foot, 0 cows supposed
in calf, 1 registered Durham heifer teeing 2
Years, 0 Osseo; rising 2 years,0 heifers rising 2
years, 2 yearling heifers, yearling steer, 2
steers rising 1 year, 4 beifor•e rising I year, 4
ateer calves, 0 heifer Delves, 2 saws to farrow
Feb, 26, 1 sore to farrow Mer. 16, 8 sows to for -
row April let, 7 store pigs, 6 pigs 70 lbs., 17 pigs
65ffia., 1 Deering tinder 7 ft, cut, 1 Massey -
Hartle mower 6 ft, cut, 1 Deering rake 10 rt,
nearly new, 1 Frost & Wood 12 hoe drill, 1
Peter Hamilton nultivetor nearly neW, 1 Btesel
disc with 14 dims, l etrel roller, 2 sets diamond
harrows, 2 single walking plows, 2 gang plows,
2 aeuiitars a nearly now),1 lumber wagon with
box and spring Heat. 1 hay rack and stook rank
combined, 1 truck wagon, 1 light wagon, 1 top
buggy,1 rubber tired buggy, 1 Bart, 1 set bob-
sleighs with box and Limits, 2 nutters 11 newt,
1 0l,w'oe trend power and nutting box, 1 fan-
ning mill, 1 set 2000 Ib. scales, 1 hay fork, oar.
ropes and pulleys, 1 set breeching har,ese, 2
sets plow harness, 1 set double driving harness
new, 2 sets single harness, n quantity of hay,
quantity of gealeleen Date, a quem tiny of bar-
ley, a quantity of turnips, forks, chains, rakes,
any tbee and nulnel'oaa other• articles. Sale
without reserveao the propria cash
ore gains
West, Terms -$10 and undder oaah 1 over that
amount 10 months credit given on furnishing
approved joint notes 6 per cent off for oaah
on aradit am 1)X1t'1FoO a 181500 , nd Prop Proprietors.
People We Talk About $$
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Wyman Sparling is home for a holiday
from Hamilton.
Mrs. Stacey, St. Marys, was a visitor
with her sister, Mrs. Fletcher Sperling,
Mrs. N. Flalt'sheelth is not as good as
usual but we hope for early improve-
ment.
Miss Bessie Goodwin, of Palmerston,
was visiting Mrs, F. Sparling For the
week end,
Congratulations are extended to Dr.
and Mrs, McRae over the arrival of son
and beir.
Miss Myrtle Pascoe, Mitchell, 1s R vis-
itor in town at the hotne of B, G. and
Mrs Walker.
Mrs. A. R. Currie, John street, has
been under the doctor's care during tbe
past week but we wish her speedy con-
valescence
Robert Dark underwent an operation
for Hernia at the Wingham hospital last
week and is improving nicely we are
glad to state.
Mrs. McPherson, Detroit, and Mrs.
0, Walker, London, were called to Brute
eels owing to the serious illness of Mrs.
A.R Currie, e town.
,
0. G, and Mrs. Maks
r 'n Buffalo, N. Y.,
l:
aro visitors with J Le They ee
old friends. The visitors were former
residents of Bruseels,
Lieut. Frank Gerry has gone to France
and joined the 4511 Caned= Mounted
Riflea over there We hope as be does
his dilly that no harm will come to him,
He is the oldest son of N, F. and Mrs.
Gerry, Brussels,
THE POST is sorry to state that Isaac
Tuck, an old re, ident of this locality, is
confined to bell from the results of a
ettoke of paralysis. To add to his
troubles he fractured one of his limbs.
Tele is being well cared for at the home
of his sister, Mrs, D. Robb, '1'tirnherry
street,
AUPLE0S
CIINTs,, FUll1551aE, &O
tlF. S. Scott,
Auctioneer, has been instructed by the under-
signed to sell by Public Anotion nt Lot 18, Con,
8 Grey, on Wednaedny, February 18th, et1
o1oloek, the following valuable property, viz 1
-1 driving mere, 1 general purpose horee 8
years old, 1 draft horse rising 6 yenre, 1 draft
filly rising 8 years, 5 Bows empposed in calf, 1
dry cow, 4 steers rising 8 years, 1 heifer riming
9 years, ll heifere rising 2 years, 2 ateera rieing
2 years, 6 steer oatvae, 1 fat coif 10 months old,
1 brood sow, 2 young Yorkshire brood sem, 0
pigs 015 mouths Old, 8 store hogs, 20 White Leg-
horn
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Lmillets,
eghoruroosterBhens,
s,1 Dem Ing binder,1 1)e rim-
e
Deering
mower, 1 Deering rake, 1 Deering hay lender, 1
Mneeey-6arrie hay tedder, 1 Prost & Wood
cultivator, 1 John Neve manure aprender, 1
12•hoe seed drill,1 lend roller, 2 Fleury plows
No. 21, 1 Crown gang plow, 1 set harrows, 1
moufiler, 1 pelt harverter, 1lulnber wagon, 1
wegot 1pox, 1 set steel wagon wheels, 1 gravel
box, 1 sot elelghe, 1 wood resit, 2log banks, 1
hey real, 1 fist hay rook with car, 4 oedxr rack
mills 14 feet long, 1 buggy, 1 nutter, 1 entter
pole, 1 fanning mill, 1 turnip putter, 1 set of
smiles, o quanta ty of lumber, 1 gemolme barrel,
1 grindstone, 1 wheelbarrow, 1 net team bar- 4
Home 1 set plow harness,. 2 sets single hernnsa, 1
1 Malone cream enparetor, 1 milk can, number r
of milk pnlls,1 Daisy churn, 1 15ox1for bolding
flour, 1 sugar kettle, 26 sa tine, 1 ditobing
spade, chains, fortes, rakes, &o r dttdnt11y max-
ed hay, quantity gnod Glenn ontc'No. 72, 75 has,
barley No 21, 260 hue, mixed grain, 2 doz, grain
bags, 1 60egg 1neubel.or, I sideboard, 1 Ostten-
ato, table, 0 dining.room (emirs, 1 Bell 0oetnve
organ, 1 dresser, 2 washOtenclS, 2 bedatends, 2
sets bedapringe, 1 cupboard, 1. parlor table, 1
Wrenn, 1 coal on 51055, 2 doz. glees jars, 1 doz.
dinnerr pintos, dozen eerie plates and et
her
eha articles. file nnre ortl nspro-
prietor
p o
pclesr moldtlafarm. Terms- amno
un-
der retell ; over that amount 10 Months
credit
Will be given on furnishing approved Saint
notes, 2 per tient allowed off for Minh on credit
amounts, .1 P, tttoMAAYpriOtor,
re
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A grid qua) ty lint \Vatee ilottla i4 a n(ces•uu'y part of every
Ituusehul,1 eitidpolen1.. You will find rl 1w ext c ill u1 Gold Wer,
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Annual Meeting
Brussels, PrT
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The AnnealelhOIle oo1 as Br
& Grey n apho rt Company ono will ae, held in
the Town Sall,,at 1.2211 2 on Auditors'
ltoport
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aro 12th, 1018, to , 1 m, Auromen ' d ;my
Will be presented, Dlreotnrs chosen and ally
other bushiest: ta'anauoted list may colic With-
in' the range of the meeting.
F. S SCOTT President.
M. BLACK, SCOTT,
Tamorth Hogs for Sale
The undersigned offers for sale n number of
choice young Tomworth Hogs rowdy for ser-
vice, off prize winning stock. For immediate
sale.
A100 0 etiolt of Rods Elm tinder 12 inches
square 8and 0.8 60 feet long. WM. T. GRIEVE,
61eliillop'Phone 14122 Walton
Farm for Sae
Farm for Sale
The endereigned offers for sale lila 140 anre
farm, being N14 part Tet 11, Con 8, Morrie
township. Good brick bovine and first -Bless
outbuildings on premises For further pertio-
ulare apply to A15C11I0 1) KERR,
28.4 It. R, No, 6, Brunetti.
Farm for Sale
Containing 174 acrma, being Lot 8, Oon. 11,
And part of Lots 7 and 8, Con 12, Way town-
ship Well %ntered, comfortable frame house,
bank been with stone stable 68 x 70 feet ; good
drive shed, hen lionss, pig pen and pump
hoose Large nrnhard and about 6 acres bnah.
Rural mail and telephone. f :elle from school
and 8 miles from Brneeele. icor further par-
ticulare apply to MIRS. EB. . No SON,BrusBels.
Stock for Sae
I30 sores being
Lot0 UO,. 70 Gray township.
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Lirecnotch Short Horn Bull.
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9 bulls
Frame house, bank born, all with water d old, grand iredpGnl/ef rd Mar -
through etablea, 2 acres hardwood bnah, ^id ni.,genitryto119,imiar siredhvAistoruN. 02whose
grand sire is (+,d,tererd Malga Lot 80, Con.
8 Morris 1254 miles North of Brussels on gravel
road.) THOS. PIERCE,
Phone 1810 Brussels P. 0.
small orchard. Farm all seeded down.
miles from the Village of Nruseely. Also
60 tons of hay for sale, For further partiou-
lars apply to L. HOLLIINGER,Brussels P 0.
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Some of our Et 5pecials for
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600 y,ircl8 Thetis Goodsin
all wool Venetian Cash-
meres, fltllry weaves and
plaids, old dyes, color's
guaranteed fast, to•day's
mill ix'ice $1.50 a yard.
Sale Special 80c yard
..;070?•, x0215 0, '00,0'...,<s `510
49c
300 yards of Dress Goads
in Poplins, Voile, Lustre
and Fancy Tweed Effects,
suitable for children's o1'
Women's wear, old dyes,
regular 75c.
Sale Special 49e yard
15c
1000 yds, Nash Ganda con-
sisting of Prints, Ging-
hams, Cashmere's, Crepes,
tiluslins, etc„ all gnat an -
teed washing materials,
regular 25rr..
Sale Special '15,t yattl
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15c
1500 yds. White and Grey
Cottons, fine even Weave,
free from dressing, full 36
in, wide, A grand oppor"
trinity to bny gout' Sum-
mer Col.rnna. Mill trine
to -flay 101c, Special 15c
62zc
20 doz. I1eavy Ribh Wool
Worsted Hnee, suitable for
welhell'a and 'boys' weal',
' made 111)111 good cin
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ivnrlled yarns, old dolitts,
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Heott, Auotioieer, has been isabr,mted by
the undersigned to sell by Public Auction nt
Lot 0 Oon,12, Grey Oil lf,dday, February 16th
at I rector*, the following valuable stook ;-.1
heavy horse 4 yOnrn old, 1 heavy mere 8 years
ors,supposed in hall. 1.02.yea .0n calf, 1c1steers,d1 reg.
fatored 2•yeer•old Hhorlhn'5 brill, 12yeorlinea
11 lust year (selves, 2 brood sows, 2 geese A11
must be sold as the proprietor is giving ftp
firming. 'Terme-All eu„4 of$10and under
cash ; over that amount 12 months eredil will
be given no furnishing approved joint notes..
l :per aunt off for . tPrnemoth
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10 doz. Heavy Wool Rib-
bed trod Clashmerino Hose,
made from gnotl strung
yams, seamless and a very
getviceable stocking, sizes
Sy to 10. Reg. 50c.
Sale Special 39c
250
100 pea Duly Ladies' Fleece
Lined Lisle Finished Erose,
elastiet'fbbed top, spliced
heel and toe, old dyes,
sizes 8i to 10. While they
last
Smle'Special 25o
39c
10 doz. Women's Veale
and Drawers, Med. weight,
fine ribbed, in while Or
natural, well made gal'-
ntente, sort and warm.
Sizes 36 to 38. Reg. 50e,
Sale Special 3911
39c
8 doe, Women's & Misses'
Pure Wool Cape and Tante,
tiiede from finest (Dailey
yarns, brushed wool 14111
Ohl, knit. Regular price
75e.
Sale Special 89e
330
2 doz, Ohiildren's finished
\Voul and Worsted Claps,
:army rib stitch ; aoloes,
Cardinal and Gley. Reg.
'100, Sale Special 88o
25 1\f isles' Wool Toques as-
sorted. colors. Special 40e
490
10 doz. Men's Heavy Otey
Wool Sox, emboli ORS t and
well finished heels and toes
what ribbed leg and plaid
knit foot, a good wenn
sax fot \Vince. Reg. bun.
Sale Special 49e
$1.19
8 tins Men's heavy elastic
rib, wool Shirts and Draw-
ers. Shirts trouble breast -
weight,
ed, gond 'Whiteyiil.t g lit
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thine from fine soft pure
yarn, sizes 81 Lo 44. Reg,
$1 50, Sale Special $1,10
$1.35
Girnnlwi's Over -stockings
with Rubber attaelled-
Sizes 21 to 8 1,75 for 161. 35
lliaseri 1 to 2 1,50 " 1.35
0irls' 11 501.3140 " 1.19
Gil )s'8tolil 1.25 " 05
Ohlld'e 4 to 7 1.15 " 89
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and Reece Lifted Vests and o
Drawers, mase from line tp
even yarns, natural or V
white Winter weight. 1
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10 doz, Men's Warm Win-
ter Caps, made from good ,
heavy all wool materials,
large peak, golf style,
warm 10i' -lined laud, Mill 0
price to -day $1.10,
Sale Special osc
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40 pairs Men's Snag Proof
Gum Rubbers, laced or 2
buckle, solid heel and best
quality Red Sole Granby
liranel, sizes O to 10, Reg.
$8,00
Sale Special $2 09
$1.69
ib non Men's i'leavy Klin-
k' Duck WaLe proof Leg-
giilge, leather trimmed,
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g la sawn, and . til ng
fasteners, sizes O to 10.
1?,atgulttt$2,25
Sale fi tf•rhtt $1 110
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$1.69
Youth's 2 13uckle Snag
Proof 'Rubbers, heavy dou-
ble sole, solid heel, sizes 11
to 18. Reg, $1,85•
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25 pairs Women's Dongole
1311.1nher Bale, u, good Ile -
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sirviveable 1)1105 for street
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Sale Spteial $2.40
$1.89
80 pairs Misses' Dongnla
liluohet' Gals., full toe and
medium heel, easy fitting
list, gond wearing gttallLy.
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While
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they lust.
Only $1.80
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