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Formaldehyde
Kills Smut
Seeding tune is at hand and
during the uext fete weeks
there will be nanny bottles of
Formaldehyde sold for treating
Seed Grains before solving.
Formaldehyde is recognized by
the Governtnent Department
of Agriculture as the Preven-
tative of smut on grain. It has
given quell good satisfaction in
this connection that its use has
been steadily on the increase
for some years, until now its
employment is almost general,
Our Formaldehyde is the best
tbat can be obtained and is put
up in two sizes—
e lb. Bottles sufficient for
from 8o to too bushels 60c
tit lb. Bottles sufficient for
from 4o to so bushels 35c
Full directions for use are on
each bottle, You will be well
repaid for the small outlay and
time spent if you use Formal-
dehyde,
Sunni'
Weather
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sty hotel `teal two ii, fnrutetly of firus.eb
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11 til Saterd ry 27111, Monday cgth end
Tuesday 30th. Afternoon and evening
sessions, Don't miss ally of the 6 Rath-
eriugs,
SPECIAL bargaine are offered by Cars-
well Bros, in Lace curtains, probably
e the very thing you want. Read their
.l advertisement and see how von may
4 save money.
Calls for brightening up the
llonse indoors auil ninny good
suggestions will he found in
or
i
Wail Paper
Stock
If your taste runs £or l'{ain
Papers, we have many to
choose from in the New Plain
Weaves and also from the ever
popular Oatmeals. These
have beautiful Borders and
Base 'Trimmers in bright new
colorings and when complet-
ed will furnish a pleaeing dec-
oratieu.
If you would like something
with more pattern a choice
• will be found in the
Tapestries
and
Chintzes
These can very often be com-
biued with a Plain Paper.
If you have Papering to do it
will be to your advantage to
see our samples,
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CHAUTAUQUA.
Aram more than half gone.
GET your lawn mower ready.
INCREASED Production is the slogan.
SPLENDID roads for this season of the
year.
GIve THE POST the names of your
visitors.
House cleaning campaign has com-
menced.
S. O. S.—Sons of the Soil, are prepar-
ing fora busy season.
DON'T be in too big a hurry getting
out your straw hat and linen (luster.
2 CARS of soft coal came to hand for
the Electric Light power house last
week.
THE watering cart has gone on duty
as the dust on Turnberry street was
fierce.
A FEW runaway teams livened up
things last week and did some damage.
Nobody hurt.
Kssr off the boulevards. A fellow
who deliberately drives over them should
have his head examined.
THE house on John street, owned by
Walter Breckenridge, has been sold to
Mrs. R. T, Hingston, who gets posses-
sion at once.
BRUssme Public Library is now back
to the regular hours followed before the
fuel shortage otlast Winter necessitated
a Curtailment.
THE daily War Bulletins are read with
interest as they come to had, especially
since the mail service is so meagre
with the abbreviated train accommoda-
tion at present.
RED Cross Circle will meet next Tues-
day afternoon in the Public Library
audience room. All the members will
be welcome. Don't forget the cakes for
the boys overseas
TETE stsble on the premises of Alex.
Smite, John street, was sold to Roy Mc-
Kay and last week was moved to the
latter's lot, Alexander street, by the aid
of several teams and rollers.
SPLENDID Oppori11 ty is offered peo-
ple who enjoy erst•class music or high
class literary ability to have these tastes
gratified by the coming of the Chautart-
4
ua Festival toBrussels at a very
moder-
ate figura. Get a course ticket and take
in the 6 entertainments.
SATrfRDAY afternoon of this week
Mrs. D. B, Moore will hold an Auction
Sale of Household effects at her home,
William street, at 1,3o o'clock, At 3
p. m, the same day George Thomson
will dispose of Furniture, &c, at his resi-
dence. Property sales Is the cause of
the sales.
CLOCKS TURNED Otis—Last Sunday the
new Daylight increase law came into
effect and will hold good until the end
of October when we will drop back an
hour for the next 6 months of shorter
days. The new order means a livelier
scurrying in the mornings to catch the
hour advanced but leaves good long
daylight hours after 6 p, in, for work or
recreation as people may see lit,
DIED IN HIS YOUTH.—J, T. and Mrs.
Wood abd tamely were called to New
Hamburg to attend the funeral of Pte.
Wilfrid Laschinger, a nephew, who
died Thursday of last week at the early
age of 2t years, Deceased had gone
overseas and at Vimy Ridge while doing
duty as a despatch bearer he was
caught by shrapnet and tost his lett leg,
the index finger of his right hand and
suffered other painful injuries, He was
making a fair way to regaining his
health When he had to undergo an
operation from which he did not re-
cover. Wilfrid was a floe tope of young
tuanhood, most exemplary in life and
his demise is deeply regretted by a wide
circle of friends. His father flied dur-
log the past year.
BLACKBIRDS and robins are here in
great numbers.
Doe"r forget to tight that tail lamp on
your ear at nights. It may save you
trouble and expense.
Meese people have been used up by a
prevalent cold accompanied in most
cages by hoarsenees and sore throat.
W. L. BAEKER has purchased the
brick residence he has been the tenaut
of for some months on Turnberry street,
South, from Miss B. Walker. It will
make a very comfortable hnme.
—0 --
CentPenrseenhouse rind 1? acres of land for
sale Will be sold at a bargain as owner is go-
ing West. Located on Stretton Sti. et, just
South of Brussels Creamery. For further par -
Maulers apply to Mas. JNO. COUNL°Y, BrusBels,
or A. Stewart. 42.2
FOR SALE.—About 100 bushels of turnips and
some hay. G. A. HEADMAN.
"Tan WHIP .."—Absolutely the greatest Mot-
ion Picture in the world, will he shown In aid
of the Red Croce, in Cardno's Opera House,
Senforth, on Friday and Saturday, at 8 80 p. m.
Reserved seats 60e ; Rush seats 85c. Reserved
seats on sale at Aberhart's Drug Stare, Phone
111. Music by Orchestra,
Fon SALE.—Quantity of good, silver hulled,
seed Buckwheat. Also a small gnantity of
good clean seed Oats. Quo. BATEMAN,
Phone 8518 Ethel.
Fon SALE —7 little page between 8 and 4
weeks old. Have also a small quantity of good
small, white field beans for seed. Apply
Phone 8513 CECIL BATEMAN, Ethel.
Num off wagon axle lest between Brussels
and Wm. Bryans' farm, 4th line Morris. Find-
er kindly leave at Tan POST.
HOUSE and lot for sale in 'Brussels. Well
located. Early possession. For further par-
ticulars as to price, terms, &e., apply to Mite.
T. R. THOMSON, Seeforth, or Bonr. THOMSON.
Brussels.
NpMnERof amR.T $i\(BTON Bruusgels.
25 weaned pigs wanted. R. Toro isoa.Brusels,
HATCHING Eggs from bred -to -lay S. C. White
Leghorns, 5 cents on egg_ Any quantity.
R. THOmSON, Brussels.
8 01TUNRe of pigs 2 months old and 8 young
calves for sale. DoniALD McKivNoN,
Phone 217 Grey Twp.
LIME, in putty form, clean and In gond shape
for sale, Jas. Spina, Brussels P.O. Phone 100.
18 Boos, 4 months old, for sale, Apply to
Guo. BAUER, Cranbrook. Phone 524,
Fort 51ALE,—Red Clover No.72 Improved Rem
ner Seed Oats ; No, 21 Seed Barley and 1 Mc-
Cormick Binder, at Partners' prises. Durham
calves wanted JNO. A. SPernAN,
Phone MO Cloverdale Farm, Carey.
COtIFORTABLE Brick House and Lot for sale,
Eligibly situatedon Alexander street, Brus-
sel, belonging to estate of the ]ate George N.
McLaren. Possession to he given
MAGIC, Brussels.
Butler for sale, Mikado style. Apr to
SERn OAT:. O. A, C. No. 72, for sale. Also n
quantity of Davis Warrior and Extra Ealy
Eureka Seed Potatoes. ED, lrntivos,Phole 285.
SERD Oers for sale, JAs, PERPI One 2511.
SRnn GRAIN Pea BALE—Quantity of seed
oats, O, A. O No. 72 and also small quantity of
Marquis seed Spring wheat. Both clean.
Phone 4916. CEO, WHIrro'rnLn,
SEED BARLEY for sale. ArinlrEty LAMONT..
Bg Phone 2014, Grey Twp,
BMA, Orrnn and.
d. ly Washing
Perm for sale
COMVORTA111.n Melee Wall stable and 35 acre
of land for sale, hard and soft water, fruit
trees and small fruits. Would give. possession
at once For further particulars AR to pries,
terms, Sac., apply to Mfas Gamut, Brussels.
FOR SALE.--4-horeopower and'barrel clement
mixer. Will sell two for $16. Also number of
cedar posts for sale,
S. S. COLE, Ethel. Phone 864.
IF on have an organ needing clearing or
repairs call up phone 87, Bruasele.
BRED
Oats
at for sale.
le I, 30'0 .C. I e. 72,0 M Z8I0 N
CitraRTAnLE dwtlBng Por solo m• to rent,
with acre land, fruit trace hard and soft
water, etable, &c. I. C. aTORARD9,
ROMs for sale. Apply to Mies R. HOLMes,
ALL kinds of notary wanted. Alse empty
sacks for which highest prices 'win be paid
Phone 02x. SAM. WETNsrEte.
rliltr fihort Horn Braila from 10 to 12
months Old far sale. JAs. ;•1VRTN, Lot 20, Cmn,
0, Morris. Phone 100. •
W.J. RYAN, ailed.
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GET ready for the Sanitary Inspector's
visit. May isth is the (1 ate set for the
completion of the cleauing up Dump
ground will be at the gravel pit owued
by the town, Turnberry street North,
LIVELY 'TRADE —Alf, Baeker shipped
Oso eggs for hatching this week. He
received orders for 4.6so eggs in 2 days,
It looks as if Increased Production is
going to be a reality in the poultry yard
this season,
Ancems SALE of Royal Hotel, stable
and household effects, Seaf„rth, ou Wed-
nesday forenoon of next week, at to
o'clock. See advt. iu another eolumn of
this lssue. Proprietor Weir is removing
from Seaforth, hence the sale,
NEXT Red Cross Circle meeting will be
held 'Tuesday, 23rd inst , in the Public
Library Audience Room. All who are
willing to contribute fruit cake or drop
cakes are asked to bring them that day
so that boxes may be packed for the boys
overseas. Everybody's help is invited.
SOME THINGS ON THE WAY.—
Flies.
Fishing.
Swimming.
Rhubarb pie.
Lawn mowers,
Coatless males,
Hatless females.
GET YOUR TICEE9.5.—The Committee
has been pushing the sale of the Course
'Tickets for the coming Chautauqua
Festival, 6 entertainments, 2 each clay
and the tickets are transferable to the
members of the family of the purchaser.
It's a great opportunity to hear the best
at the ordinary price, if a Course ticket
is secured.
DR. T. T, McRae has disposed of his
fancy driving mare, Elsie Cemphell,
to Win. Murray, Walton, at a good
figure The equine is only 4 fears old
but is a good one, with promise of con-
siderable speed if developed. Mr, Mur-
ray does not object to this. Dr. Mc.
Rae uses a car during the Summer hence
does not require a horse or there would
have been no sale.
A LETTER from John le Petch from
Edmonton, written on March 3oth Saye:
—We are moving this week to Swain.
Sask., so want THE POST changed to
tbat address• Have had some beautiful
weather in March but a very cold Win-
ter, Don't think it could come up to
Ontario yet. We had lots of coal and
plenty of good bread and butter so the
slid not suffer any ill. The former
Brussels people here are well as far as I
know.
A NUMBER ARE REseONDING.-^In COt-
nectfou with THE POST Subscription
Collecting Campaign daring April a
number are responding and we hope to
hear from the hundreds on our lists who
are in arrears. We have seat out some
statements and others will follow but no
need of waiting for these as the address
label gives the same information. To
those who have squared up the return
hearty thanks and to thore who pimp ire
dolug so the urge Do re Now. A news-
paper cannot be run on good wishes
alone as those expecting cash from us
are not willing to accept them in lieu of
the coin. —
HALF HOLIDAY BEGINS JUNE
The agreement by the business people of
Brussels to observe Thursday afti moon
of each week as a half holidev during
the months of Juue, July and Aueust
has been almost unanimously sigued and
at a meeting of the Business Men's
Aesociation, window cards and an adver-
tisetneut iu THE POST announciug the
same, were ordered. Last Summet's
experience regardiug the holiday le
very pleasantly remembered and with au
extra month this year no doubt a large
amount of work will be clone in addition
to the opportunity of enjodpg recreation
and occasional Measuee trips Places of
business will close at r2 o'clock neon
each Thursday, same as last year. Kin-
cardiue, Luekuow, Wingham and other
towns are following the same practice.
PRACTICAL ADDRESSES.—T111.1raday of
last week Rev. Mr. 'Tebbs, Anglican
clergyman of Hamilton, came to Brus-
sels, at the request of the government
the
g to lir u interest in t
authorities s
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Greater Production compaign. He
spoke to the pupils of Brussels school iu
the afteruoou and showed the part the
youth eau play in helping in this Cana
diau-tvide movement. In the evening
Rev, Mr. Tebbe addresser] a public
meeting in the Town Hall, the audience
beiug isms than half the size it should
have been if the public were as ready to
receive helpful pointers as they are to
talk about the "great necessity.” B. S
Scott inttodeced the speaker in an ap-
propriate manner after dealing with
some Horticultural Society comments
regarding this season's work in flower,
shrub and vegetable culture Mr, Tebbe
is a good speaker, ready, well posted,
with wide experience Enid willing to
answer queries. Rev, Mr. Manu took
charge of the lantern and exhibited a
large number of exoellent views largely
from the lecturer's garden which splen -
airily illustrated the subject, "How to
get the most out of your garden." The
soils, seeds, culture, care, &c., were
practically dealt with and timely hints
as to vegetables, Rowers, &a, were
given. At the close the reverend
gentleman was thanked as were Misses
Jones and Fox for a fine piano solo and
Rev. Mr, Mann for the use of his lan-
tern. Rev. NIr. Tebbe has beeu Presi-
dent of the °uteric Horticultural Sods.
ty and is thoroughly qualified for the
public attdrest es he is called upon to give.
.PAax aR, Oataoputhfo Physician, visits He is a son of the Emerald Isle, as
Monday afternoon of each week. might be ascertained by the humor
Bremen Those
diseases aucosasfult � 'n u through (Ifs talks,
Chronic) and nervous y bubbling p g
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CONDENSED S`1'ATiEMENT 31ST JANUARY, 1018
f.tiottirtEs
Notea in Circulation $68,080,709 00
DepDue to
2181,899.73
Due to Banks n
Dividend, Payable 1st February, ins 112,094,17
Acceptances Tender Lettere of Credit 70,038,80
Capital, deserve Fund and P, & le Account 8,081,706,82
Cash on hand
Gold Reserves and Govt. Deposits for Circulation
De Y
Due b Banks
nth
ir on
Dominion Govt., British Govt, and e Bonder, etc...
Call Loans and Current Discounts
Bank Premises
Letters of Credit Per Contra
Other Assets
ASSETS
$11,028,114.80
2,076,000,00
4,198,749,42
12,049,986.40
42,002,270.68
1,924,298.44
70,096,80
108,081,98
$79,990,907.42
LAsr week W, A Lowry shipped a I ee $$
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car Of hersee to Cobalt. A special span
of draft tquinos was in the lot, ordered
by a dray mg Company.
Wold wile received Wednesday of this
week br Mre Styles, that her son, Pte.
W H. Styles, who weut overseas with
the ililst was wounded by a gunshot in
the cheek.
MRs JNn Consuty is offering her
home and i, acres of laud for sale as she
purposes removing to the West shortly,
The property is located immediately
South of lirnesels Butter Factory.
REV D B. McRae, of Kincardine,
has purchased Miss Lizzie Denning's
restdeuce on Lambton street. in that
town. We wish the reverend gentle-
man and family many years of comfort
in it,
PLAN RN- HALL.
— tiairlla
Y of this
week, at q a. m , the plan of the Town
Hall for the Chautauqua Festival will
open at Fox's Drug Store. The same
seats are held for the 3 days, lienee the
advisability of making an early choice,
This Festtval will be the treat of the sea-
son
treated. 'Vitaslresidenees. Clousultatiou'at
gaeen'a $alai. who were absent missed a treat,
SOME thacgs ou the program :—
Spring rush.
April showers,
Fishing taekle.
Geueral clean up
Chautauqua Festival.
The Sanitary luspeclor.
IN a letter received by the home folks
from Mrs. fames Hoggard, of Sask., she
speaks of a Box Social field last week ie
their neighborhood where the proceeds
amounted to $S2o.00. Two-thirds of
this goes to the Red Cross and one-third
to a thud for tile improvement of the
farms in France. Here's an example
worthy of following.
BRUSSELS Women's Institute will con-
vene in the Audience Room of the Pub-
lic Library, Friday, April :nth, at 3 p,
nt. Mrs. W. W. Harris will introdree
the subject "Bad Habits formed in good
health not easily corrected." There will
also be Roll Call answered by Home
Problems. This will afford an °ppm,
Nutty to thresh out the new "Daylight
Saving Law." A large attendance is
d epi red,
THE motor vehicles act is to be amend-
ed by adding this section :—No person
shall throw or deposit on a highway any
glass. nails, tacks, scraps of metal or
other material which may be injurious
to the tires of motor vehicles, Evident-
ly this would apply to alleys, so that
householders and others should be care-
ful in depositing refuse in alleys as well
as streets.
A LETTER from NI. Nlekeuzle, of An -
eta, North Dakota, says:—Weather is
graud here, never sate a finer March.
Some are seediog and suppose it will be
general next week, Automobiles have
been running about a month. Am seed -
rug the local paper so you may see our
folk are trying to do their bit for the
Red Cross.
THE sum of $42 25 has been collect[ d
from members and friends of the W. C.
1`. U. for the Miedonary and Patriotic
department. Money goes to help pay
the win kilt; expenses of two Y, M. C. A-
tom Cup nine Archibald and Sharpe,
who are well the Canadians in France,
nod it we; nem yelp provide nourishing
drinks fn: air hays Money Is sent to
Mrs He,ea D:dor, Missiouary Treasur-
er, Nee h Bay Many thanks for the
geuerousresponse.
NIRS, WM RANns,
Supt. Miss'v anal Patriotic Dept.
Brussels W, C. T. U.
PRAL;ED EVERYWHERE,—The reports
from cities and towns where the Chau-
taugtla Festival has been given speak of
the excellence of the talent. Chatham
p.Rpers say nothing better has appeared
iu their city. The Wallaceburg News
says; —The audiences with each perfor-
mance grew larger and more enthursias-
tic and nothing and the highest praise
was head for the Chautauqua artists
and that by those best qualified to judge
the people lin generall were mightily
pleased and benefited be the Festival.
As a result Dr. Rowland found that
many business men were really to sign a
contract for the returu of the Cbanreu-
qua iu the Fall anti now there are 26
signatures of local people ou the con -
that slap
1 the Ur, states
%left and y
more could be obtained if desired. The
Wallaceburg people have come to realize
that the Chautauqua is a great educative
anti eutertainiug rector that cannot be
passed by.
MierRIMomess.—A quiet though pret-
ty wedding was solemuized at the
hone of Rnbet t and Mrs. Den -
bow, Rapid City, (formerly of Brusselse
on Wednesday, March loth, at 8 a m„
when their eldest daughter, Mlms Elsie
Irene, became the wife of Reuben
Grummett, of Peltapieee, The bride
Was becomingly attired in point d'esprit
with shadow lace anti carried a beautiful
bi quet of Faster iiilies, Miss Ellen S.
Grummett, sister of the groom acted ae
bridesmaid and Wore a dress of marque.
Bette with georgette crepe, wbile Robert
C. Denbow, brother of tate bride, sup-
ported the groom, Ouly the immediate
relatives were present at the ceremony,
which was performed uuder a spacious
etch of evergreens, Rev, 'T. E, Taylor,
tit Rivers, officiating The groom's
gift W the bride was n pearl ereseent, to
the bridesmaid a pearl brooch and to the
groometneu cuff links with monogram
engraved. Notable among the bride's
presents Wag a wrist watch, the gift of
the groom's fattier, After a dainty
wedding breakfast the young couple
took the morning train for Brandon,
Souris and other ppoints West, and upou
returpiug will tneke their home at Pettit -
piece, The bride's travelling costume
WAS of Russian green serge with hat to
Match,
1 people dVe Talk About I
Miss Eva Bryaus is having a holiday
at Toronto,
Barrister Sinclair was at Toronto this
week ou legal business,
Bert Lott was combining business
and pleasure in a trip to Hamilton.
Mrs Kennedy, Toronto, leas been vis-
itiug files. John Lott, Albert street,
Miss Marguerite Wilton spent the
week end at Atwood with relatives,
Miss Elsie Good, Kitchener, was the
guest of Miss Mae Wood, for a few days.
Mrs. Roy McKay is enjoying a holiday
with relatives and old friends In Toron-
to.
Mrs Walter Wilbee was visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Mee, at Stratford for a
few days.
Mrs. S. Y. 'Taylor, Calgary, is visiting
her parents, Geo, and Mrs. Crooks,
Albert street.
Mrs. Campbell, of Buffalo, N.,Y„ is
here on a visit with her mother, Mrs.
Kelly, john street,
Mrs. Frank McFarland, London, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs, J. T,
Wood, Brussels.
Miss Mulvey, Wingham, has been
spending a few days visiting old friends
in Brussels and locality.
Wm. and Mrs. Ellis have been enjoy-
ing a holiday visit at the home of their
daughter at Ingersoll.
Mrs, Jas Fox is visiting at Toronto.
Her another, Mrs. Stewart accompanied
her to the Queen city,
R. Leatherdale had a wrestle with an
attack of lumbago last week but is able
to be about sauce more.
Dr. Fred. 'P. Bryans, Brussels, has
been appointed Medical examiner for
volunteers in this District.
Herb. and Mrs. Cunningham and
children, Palmerston, were calling on
relatives in Brussels and locality.
J. Leckie has been bothered with au
attack of muscular rheumatism but
we hope the good weather will chase it
away.
W. R. Stretton, Port Arthur, who was
combining business and pleasure in a
visit here returned to his home last
Monday.
Pte. Fred, Bailey, son of S. and Mrs.
Bailey, Brussels, has returned frotn
overseas to his home at Calgary. He
was injured in an air raid in England,
We hope he will soon be o. k.
H. B. and Mrs. Churchill and daugh-
ter, of Megaw ; F. and Mrs. Longfoot,
Stratford, and Wm. and Mrs. and Miss
Baillie were week -end visitors at the
home of George and Mrs, Edwards
G. A. Deadmau is home from a enjoy
able trip to Bermuda He draws the
line on the ocean trip, however, and
would prefer to get to this spot of de-
light by some other method than aboard
ship.
Mrs de la Peuetore, Kincardine, re-
sponded very kindly to an invitation to
come to Brussels last Friday and met
the young folk who are interesting
themselves in the preparation of a
Minstrel Entertaiument. She is an
adept at the work and the rehearsal
proved quite encouraging. The visitor
from the lakesidecomplunenled Brussels
talent for the ability displayed, Date
for the entertainment is held in abeyance
owing to the Chautauqua Festival ou
April 27, 29 and 30 bat practices will be
continued so as to perfect the work. A
big time may be expected. Proceeds
will go to Red Cross work. The per-
formance will be an Adamless Eden.
1p
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Church Chimes
Rev, W. E Stafford will preach at
Teeswater next Sunday, takiug the
Educational Fund animal service.
Last Sunday morning I2ev, Mr, Staf-
ford spoke on "Comfort for Canada,"
from Isaiah 4mi 2 The evening sub-
ject was "Luther,"
Rev, Mr, Malan spoke Sunday morn-
ing last on "Faith and united effort,"
dealing with the takiug of Jericho.
"Tho Wonderful Christ" was the even-
ing subject
Rev, David A, Moir, of Therold, be-
comes paetter of St. James' Methodist
Church, Simcoe, in succession to Rev
I.
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goes oe5 to
Methodist Chinch. Both aro known to
Brusselites,
Capt. Rev. Thurlow Fraser, D, D„
Owen Sound, will conduct Anniversary
Services iu Melville church on June 16th
and 170. He will speak Monday even-
ing on "With the Canadians at the
Somme." He WAS a Chaplain for i}
years.
The °Iterates conformed to the new
Daylight law on Sunday •and services
were held an hour earlier than usual,
the town bell ringing at q instead of to
a, in AS aforetime and giving the neces•
Bary reminder, A tew who had over.
looked the new order were slightly late
but all will understand by next Sunday
"Belaain" was the topic of Rev, H.
Smith's evening discourse lest Sunday.
He showed that it was impossible to live
the life of the world and die the death
of the righteous, Morning text was "Is
not the life more than meat and the body
more titan raiment 7" from which a clear
cut line was snown between the soul life
and our�pphysical being.
Rev. G. M. Holmes, B. A , B 'Ph , of
Goderich, has received and accepted a
unnnimon, call to Ossiugtoo Avenue
Baptist church, Toronto, Mr. Holmes
is Moderator of Walkerton ]3aptist
Associatiou and he has held pastorates
in Georgetown and Goderich, He
Opens his ministry in , Toronto ou the
first Sunday ie May. Mrs. Holmes ie a
daughter of Thos. McGillicuddy,of
Toronto, formerly of Brussels and
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The Male Quartette of Brussels
Methodist church will sing at Sunshine
anniversary services next Sunday after-
noon and evening.
W. M. S,—Next Sunday Rev. Mr.
Durrant, Teeswater, will preach the
anniversary sermons of the Women's
Missionary Society of the Methodist
church, Brussels, at Lt a m and 7 p. m,
A choir selected from the Society will
lead the praises in the evening, Mon-
day evening Rev. Mr. Derma will de-
liver his interesting illustrated Lecture
on "Newfoundland and its fisher folk "
It is highly spoken of and deals with a
laud comparatively unknown to many
people.
The annual Vestry Meeting of St,
John's Church was held Monday, April
let. Minister's Warden elected was Geo.
Colvin and the People's Wardeu, Ben.
Walker. Mr. Colvin was also chnse0 t0
sttend the Synod, fia'auce nu hand was
Ste 84• There was a good attendance of
Mies and a moderate turn -out of men.
This was the first opportuolte Of the
women folk to record their vole The
rector is Rev H, Smith who is diligew-
ly and satisfactorily discharging his duty
in the various departments of his work,
Recommend for Capt. Ridley,
who comes to Brussels with
the Chautauqua Festival
Following is taken from last week's
Lncknow Sentinel and is tt guarantee
of the excellency of the talent coming
in connection with the Ohautrtuqua
Festival in Brussels on Saturday,
u•day,
Monday and Tuesday, 270), 29th and
30th
Captain W. J. Handley is one of the
speakers who will visit Lueknow in
connection with the Chan tauqua
Festival, and by the merest acuident
we are able to give snme information
from a Luck now "boy" as to his abili-
ty. After reading last week'a Sentin-
el, Cameron GeIdes, now at London,
wrote to J. Garnet Armstrong as fol-
lows I noticed W, • 3. Hindley'e
name as one of the party. I know
him very well and am going to give
you his rep, so if my opinion of this
distinguished gentleman will help in
the sale of seats or advettising, I
won't have written this for unthing,
Rev. W. 7. Hindley is an Oxfnrd
County man—just to show yon that
he is a real Oanadiate Ile was 4 years
Mayor of Spokane, Wash., and was
sea
become t
several times asked
t0 CU n0 candi-
date for °nngregs, but t refused. Later
he was minister of Central Oongrega-
tional chnroh, Winnipeg anti had the
largest oongregation in Winnipeg,
He got special permission from the
city Council to put chairs in the aisles
and fill the church to capacity, though
°outran? to the City lay -law, He was
considered the gteateet orator in the
West and his servicea were in cons-
tant demand on both sides of the line
from Winnipeg to Vancouver, which
anggests-his ability to hold an office.
He is a real live one, and mixes the
"straighefrom the shoulder" line of
talk with humor which frequently
"bringa down the house," in a mariner
all his own, I attended his church in
Winnipeg and was out with him on a
tour of Manitoba a year' ago hast
Winter—he doing the spelling, of
coarse. Lnrknow never heard a %arta
lilte him, I am going to take in than
aeries of shows iP I have to walk
home, I wouldn't miss it for any.
thing, 'Yours, etc.,
CAM, G'EDDi6S,
MARRIED
HOLTANGER—LAMONr. — At Melville Church
Manse, Brussele, on A pril 10tH 1018, by RSV.
A, J. Manu, B. A., Mr, Wm, Bollinger, to
Rua Lizzie, daughter of'thelateAngusand
Mrs. Lamont, ofGroy townshjp .
Ktakoomi thr.—BLAIit—At the Manse, Thins -
eels, by Rev. A. J. hiantt, B. A., on April
10th,1018, Mr, Thos, Klrkoonnell, or Grey
township, to Miss Bertha, (Wielder of Mr,
mid Mrs, Relit. Blair, of Dinsmore, Seek„
formerly of Grey township,
DIED
LEROIL—In Toronto, on Aoril lath, 1018, Rev
Georg. Leech, in his 84th year.
SMIe91. In Galt, on April 19111, 1018, Isabella
Pox, beloved wife or James Smith. F'unec-
al will take place from the home or Alex.
Steuart, Quern Street West, Brussels, on
Friday, 10th inst., at 2,80 p, in, Service at
2 o'clock.
IN MEMORIAM
Iu loving memory of Alexander Stewart,
who departed this life on April 10th, 1915,
Husband, Feather, tender true,
Wo pny this tribute unto you;
If In your life on earth below,
We failed In aught our love to show,
May Ho, who %mows the human breast,
Forgive and grant us thin request
That when heath tolls our parting knell
We may with thee in Beaveu dwell.
wire AND osuoe emi merge%
BRUSSELS MARKET
Wheat se ne $2 07
Oats 85 80
Peas ao 8 OP
Barley 150 155
Butter 40 40
1988n 66 86
Hogs 1026 19 25
Potatoes per bag Hay11 50 ]0 060
For Sale or to Rent
Ethel Pillage Property, consisting of a 7 -
room house, good stable and I,4 acre lot, for
sale or to rent. Possession ut once.
41.2 MRS. O. HANSULD, Ethel
Still for Sale
Shot. Horn Bull for stile. Darla roan year-
ling, flt for service. Price $85 00
THOS. KERB,
Phone 059 Hoary n P, O,
.auction Sale.
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Household unit ore cr
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At the home Of Geo, Thomson,
\Villiaw St„ fit meets,
SATURDAY, APR. 20th, at 3 p.m.
Consisting of :-
3 Parlor Snibes,
I Oak Dining Ronna Suite
1 Oak Bedroom Suite,
1 Cherry Bedroom Saito,
Bedstead:. Umbrella Stend,
Tables, Chairs, pictures and nnineroita
other articles,
Sale unman ved as owner has disposed of his
honse
GEO. TR()MsON, F. S. SCOTT,
Proprietor. Auctioneer,
Auction Sale
of
Royal Hotel, Seaforth
and Contents, also Royal Hotel Stables
7%011111S Brown Ilea been instruntad to sell by
Pnblia Auction of the Royal Hotel, Seaforth,
or WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24E1n, 1018, at 10
0'01001c n. in., the following ;
THE HOTEL, 'Phe hotel is n three storey
white brick building situated on corner of
Mahn and Goderioh Streets, Seafurth, contain-
ingg 24 rooms; the whole in excellent condition.
1'he atabtee ere Creme, in good condition, and
will stable about 50 horses.
HouseholdEffoets, also in first-elnee condi-
tion, oonsisting, of tables, dining chairs, ldtahen
chairs, bed donde. springs nmttrnsses and bed
clothing, dressers, stands, cupboards, bath-
room egnlpnaeute, outlery, glasstvev stoves,
mange), oroulrery, eonehos, easyot. Sire bar
$:tures, one large furnace newlinstalled
one horse sound, not afraid of autos, also goad
baggy and harness ; olrtains, blinds, pictures,
and every kind oe equipment to be found in n
first-class Hotel • neo BO loads of ice. An in-
spection of the 'dotal and contents will beat -
lowed two days previous to the data of sale.
The whole will positively be sold ns the pro-
prietor is closing the Hotel and leaving town,
TERMS --All sums of $10.00 and under cash ;
over that amount 8 months' credit will be giv-
en on furnishing bankable paper. A discount
of 0 per emit per annum off for cash.
T. BROWN, L, G. WEIR,
Anebrineer. Proprietor,
Notices to Creditors
In the matter of the estate of William
Willis, late of lbe 'Township of
Grey, in the eouuty of Huron,
farmer, 'dere:aced
Notice is hereby given pursuant to "The Re-
vised WMlitre of Ontario, that all creditors
and others having claims against the estate of
the said William Willis, who died bit or about
the Nineteenth day January, A, 1), 1818, are
required on or before the Eighteenth dny of
May, A, D, 1818, to send by post prepaid or
deller to the undersigned Execrators of the
Inst Will and Testament of mild diastase& at
Wroxoter P. 0., their Christian and Surnames,
nddroseee and descriptions, the full particulars
of their claims, tho statement of their necounts
and the niter° of the seeuritlea (if any) held
by them,
And further take notiee tint after such last
mentioned date the Executors will p1r000ed to
distribute the needs of. the deceased amongst
the parties entitled thereto, having regard on-
ly to the Molina of which they shall then have
eatems and tho said Hamilton will not be MI.
bit for the Said assets or any part thereof to
any person or persons of whose claim notiee
shall not have bean received by them at the
time of stud) distribution.
Dated at Wroxeter, A r111701.1918,
yW7Y n, WRIGHT ER, tl6xaautora,
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