The Brussels Post, 1919-1-30, Page 4t ?r ,sets o t
PHU:!Si Y. IANUARY 30, 1919
Pts, filbert Forrest Writes from
��ri,lall�
Tho fall ,wane ( •0080• wee received
by Mee t'. 13 Pe; reel of .1 aJ1'stown
10,• a at vfeora ter vett nt Pt,. Robert
knoivu in the ; inent-
fay. He is a brother of I he I tie
Lance Corp ('has. B !'wrest, whe,
gave up hie life for Freedom's mite.
on October 20111, 1917. The en Rev
will be heat lily welcorned back
to Alnt'tl3 rown;hip.
fi..0ft te1..-41St Lucy— — Reeeiveal
your t't,^, 1 ..F ins 21;d tonight and
111,0 v,.nr I• Iter. I was ple•aletel to
hear yon were all in gond health and
had eeeaired the "tfu." I art feeling
fine and have terovered from the ef-
fects o' ;;a,. The parr'el came in gond
eonditi.•,i aid the eon ten t.; Were
grand. Say that cake was fine, 1
was ,ass plesasod with everything, It
Was the first p u•ee4 I had received for
over a rn r lth fire i but those apple,
wet, (1. lit' first Tolman Sweets I
bed int 4in 8.H a nwoe h e I w8._ h.me 10 19, lint
I hope to be back there by ;text Fall
and will be able to have an apple
svitenevrr I reel like eating nue. 1 do
appreciate a pal eel ft nm you and can't
exptess )u worths ally appreciation 'of
your kindness,
Well tIL. war is over, as far as fight-
ing goes. We were all pleased when j
the Attnistiee was signed and hostiliti-
es hall ceased. We could hardly
realize it at first. I was just corning
back to the battalion and reached it hi
time t,, start the long march to the
Rhine We tressed the Rhine yestet'-
daay and are now in real good barracks
neat' the t,r;.l.•. We had some very
hard
In ch lint it sure is a pleasure
to be in it and to match into Germany.
I believe we were the fleet Infantry to
tnarrh sous., thee border, Of eourse
we dial not know just, how we would
he used but everything has gone fine
and we are being used well. How
lung we stay here is hard to tell, some
Hay 2 inonths. I guess we stop here
until the final Peace terms are signed.
We are all anxious to get back again.
I don't expect to get back much be-
fore April 01 May. It is a consolation
to know our chances are good of get-
ting bask some day: Many tt pone
lad has been killed on the battlefield
and others died of wounds who will
never go hark. The effects of the war
will be felt more when the boys come
home. I was certainly sorry_ to hear
that poor Dan, O'Toole had been kil-
led and sympathize with his intended,
Haven't heard from Joe Kelly for
some time but heard he had been
wounded. Quite a few of the Huron
hays were killed and wounded this
Fall,
I would be glad to be back to help
Charlie with the turnips but likely I
will he able to help him next year. It
will seem very queer to go back to the
old farm again. I will certainly
miss Charlie. I am sure Mother will
be glad to get hack to the old home
again, 'Well, I must close. hope
all had a Merry Christtnas and the
New Year will be bright and happy.
Thanking you for the fine parcel and
hope to hear from yon again soon, I
remain, Your loving corlsiu,
Bnb.
Beer regard' t0 all.
Dee. 14th, 14)18.
Turnberry Council
Minntes of emincil meeting was held
Jan. 1314*, 1019. All the members
present 'iz :—.Tames Moffatt, Reeve ;
Jas. Porter, .1..J. Alnffatt, J. I. Scott
and W. A. Mines, councillors, All
the members signed their declaration
of Qualification and of office. Minutes
of the last regular ;meeting, nomina-
tion and eleetinn were read and adopt-
ed in motion of W. A, Mines and J. 1:
Moffat. a the Township Hall was
gold the Council will meet in the house
netted by John Brooks.
The fulh.witlg By -Laws were passed
No.1--J. Porter and J. J. Moffat ap-
p,.intinet the whole Connell Road Com.
tniesinttere. No. 2—W, A. Minas, and
T. J. 111„ffatt appointing R, Black and
B. Or Ili Auditors, No. -3 W,
.A. Mines and J. Porter appointing
W. S. King, Assessor, No. 4—J, I.
Scott and 3, J. Moffat appointing T.
K. Powell member of the Bovad of
Health- The Auditors will sleet at
Treasurers office nn Jan, 23rd at 10
a. in.
The ,recounte for the (000111 will he
settled at the meeting In Feb, Next
!meeting of Council will be held in
33inevale Monday, Feb, 17th at 1 0, tit,
P. PowaLr., Clerk,
East Wawanosh Council
First meeting, of the Council for 1919
was held on Jan. 13th. members there-
of being J. N. Campbell Reeve and
Alessrs. I3uattt
0;83 , Marie, Irwin and
Shaughan Councillors, who were all
present. Having severally subscribed
to the Statutory declarations of gnali-
fios t.irn and of office the Reeve presid-
ing.
resid-
Ig. the minutes of last meeting in
1918 were read and confirmed, The
usual t:•queste for grants in aid' of
Sick Children'', Hospital. Canadian
War Hospitatl Fend and the Salvation
Array rureived and Ordered to be filed•
Sum of 195 ) was granted the Child
-
renes Aid Snc)ety, Goderlch, Messisi
Hone and Scott, who have been Lite
e1T}eient Auditors for years, both re-
fused to act in that capacity again at
their fennel' eatery, Moved by Irwin
—01101.1e,
that, the above named gentle-
men
g
then he re -appointed Auditors of
Township accounts at a salary of
$,12.00 ,sash. Carried. Owing to the
work in connection with Municipal
r
a+ a l'8. h stn ere
tf a t a increased ,sad 8.O mash of
6
late years, slight nu:reaees were also
made to the salaries of Clerk andd
Tteaenrer. Bltahanau -- Currie, that
\Vim Wighttmtn be re -appointed A.s-
seesor at his former salary of $70.09.
Carried. J. Gillespie was again ap-
pointed member, of Board of Health,
on motion of Currie and Straughan.
Stix copies of Municipal World were
Rey. (Eqpt.) n'l a�tssl Hack.
Lail Friday'. 1.0o,Ltni ;\,Ivettiser
said :- Mee. Robert 1', atrsnu, wife of
o1 to (H r.8. u8. i a e
a 1 1 tt 1 t and hw 'hl t
f Nits, Ellet t',ll00 2'211) \VittetIo
street, left nest el'da v- to pain her lits.
hnHiin Vietnam
Capt., Peat n'n, +t 11•-lhodnu al.m)s-
trr,-ioitdeti,the 00(1) )u rho War
as a Nan bat ant ot}i•'er, and has been
elected to the Alberta Legislature as
as one ofthe soldiers' representatives,
Capt. 1 earenrt tells a new story of
the lttat moments of Edith Cavell, as
fold to hiiu 6y nurses Who had worked
With her. One haus hef;rre her execu-
tion she wrote a letter 10 mealier
nurse, who hail beamte e. victim 10 the
drug habit an anodyne to the hor-
1•nl3 or eat', hot who hail prnlal)oed to
give it up. In het last letter Nurse
Cavell told this girl to keep her pro-
mise, and the feeling that 'die would
do s0 would help her to die happy,
Capt. Pearson added that Ile was
informed by these 1011,00 that the first
firing squad teid to shoot Mica Cavell
mutinied and would not do it. An-
other squad 10118 .:)nit 0hudued 110W-
0001.
Friday's Toronto Globe says :—Capt,
(Rev.) "Holl' Peat arm, Al. P. P. in Al-
berta, paved thimigh'1'0ronto yester-
day 011 his tvay to his home in Edmon-
ton. Waren he unlisted with the 89111
Battalian early in the war he was a
Methodist tuitietor and Secretary of
the Y. JI, 0, A. 138 wee wounded on
the Satiate, since when lie has been
engaged in Y. AI. 0, A. work in Eng-
land.
ordered as formerly for ase of Council
and Clerk, .las. Young was present
and shower} to the satisfaction of the
Council that he had been taxed for a
second dog last year when he was as-
sessed for only one. On motion of
Currie and Irwin $4,toO woe ordered to
be refunded Mr. Young in this matter,
13y -law No, 1, 1019, eon firming the ap-
pointment of Lownsh)p 01Tic)ids and
salaries in enuneet)0ta therewith was
.read and passed, hull's1tg 00c00114S
were paid :—R. Iti':hm0ud, gravel,
60r ; Trustees Heigratve alshetel, use of
School for Nornh,ation tweeting, 164.00 ;
Treas. County Buts•, eettletn nt of
Bdy. Line rtreul1IL. 1('3,3(1 ; Brussels
Po -I, adv. in 1018, till UO ; P. S. Scott,
balance of ;salary as Colter. tor, $30 00 ;
G. M. Elliott, grant t0 Children's Aid
Society, $6.00 ; S. Young, refund er-
ror in ting ttut, $4 1111 ; A, Porterfield,
salary as Clel k, $140 181 ; postage and
telephone aocount. 8).13,00 1 \Vingham
Titres, balance. of (11)011 tg 1001 Met,
$22.75. Council auljntrited to tweet
Alouday, Feb. 17,it.
A. Pla'rxnr•IgLD, Clerk,
SOME THINGS YOU OUGHT T7 KNOW
BUY
4-
��YtNGS 5tC
Above nut is emblem of the 'Thrift
Stamp mnvelneut, Read 06(1111. it in
another column.
Ring George's youngest soft, Prince
John, died at Sanoinghant, England,
Jan. 17th Ho wmlid have been 14
years of;ge111July 121h next, Epi-
leptic file 0 as t )10 eats.,. or his death,
The great Peace Chnfet•Put•e Onnt•
tnenced ire sessions in Paris Sattn -
day 18th Net. Georges (`Iemmneeau, 1 f
France, is the President .,r L. Cnnfen'-
e1)0e will likely Continue far tt•eelts.
Crusatle for early closing of business
places Satin day night; is tuged by
a number of citi•'0 and town'.. The
plan is gide) ng urinmentnln and will
win out. 2 hours might eabily be
shorn off the enotnnl01y hours of
turning the k' y it) the Liner Saturday
night. Hide t ecause along by
ma
k
ing
your purchatses early,
Sir John Pltou, !'omnia, opened
the Salvation Arany Iced Shield Cam
paign to raise a Million Dillais to aid
the Hotelier's 6yas)1t tlptien of $3,000
It was a largo atttonnI late prnpat I)0in
ate to their ability (pithy at maw who
detrains $6 00 may me. it the commen-
dation or t he 001)1)(0 s 2 mit ear. It le a
great blessing, however, to ha bar k) tl
up Ily mill)ouaairr• goneroeity and many
at gond (Melee will triumph on ,tire anrt
f (111104
ninnillettta gifte thatotherwise
would falter and fanil.
Chautauqua 1''0':1)rol post potted last
Pall 011 000.011111, of 01)' illt)ne'nza et)).
deme )s being nlatnl1)1 for it) iitvssels
for March 18, ll and2I
, 13«8.l. talent
will }me sols 2 entertainments emelt
day In the Totvu I}all and nil livers or
choice 111114i•:and story will have an
opportunity 01' enjoying 11 110 a 0nn1-
tea i el low figure r renr'n
t LvV a t a
p Y
gi
Course reeerveri ..eat t Ik tv( r1 r
.r
c 111
(1 prngttun ,, Theme have been few
high class 1)1* t 111)111)1)44 )n Hrn8s)+la
daring the past year and the public;
will 110 4101101 he ready In tedey the
etni0g i (hove, espeehally )f 11,y n(0.0
able to attend the (1 fel mer (Shau(Langtta
Feralv)11 c f April 11118. (let a Lielbut
0t11')y for the Festival,
VINOL MANS
GOOD BLOOD
Positive --Convincing Proof
Many -so-called remedies for anae-
mia are only so 111 name. Their mak-
ers are afraid to prove their claims by
i
telling whatat
their medicines
contain.
The only way to be honest with the
people is to let them know what they
are paying for. Here is the Vinol
formula. When the doctor knows
what a medicine contains, it ceases
to be" a "patent" medicine.
T7g Cod Liver and Beef Peptones, f ro n and
'1 Manganese Peptonatea, Iron and Am -
minium Catrate, Unlearnt Soda 0lyoero•
phosphates, Canearin.
Any doctor will tell you that the ins
gredients of Vinol, as !named above,
will enrich the blood and banish anae-
mia and create strength. When the
blood is pure and rich and red, the
body is strong and robust.
You can prove this'at our expense
because your money will be returned
if Vinol does not improve your health.
F, it, SMITH
a_
Dominion Parliament will meet
February 2001.
Alberta Liberals, at a Oduvontiott
held at Calgary last Friday, passed a
resolution urging the Dominion to
pass legielalion for absolute Prohibi-
tion of the firmer truffle in the Domin-
ion or Canada, That sounds like
business and has the right ting about
it. Who wattle to retutu to the old
booze days, excepting possibly sone
who have to monetary interest in the
business \Vhat about Ontario Lib -
et als
Do You Want
As the wood purohased by the
town is now being delivered
persons wishing a load are
asked to at 01100 communicate
with F. S. SCOTT, Municipal
Clerk, and leave their. order.
Don't delay.
Payment trust be made as
snot as slip with charges is re-
ceived.
r v , ;>A xw(.ail.-.., -•r8. v 7 Lit
.x09 •-sereeees aleete eellIrterr weeresa, erees ,!M+.TM"'R!N"a•"',:..r"'."
131'05
.MO.1;01)141 church 5010111' a'•hnol
contributed the utagtifieent stun 01'
87262111 t,u Armenian Relief Ifnnd.
Miss Alella Alcl:hoy at the opening of
the S, 8. Hesiuu Made a special appeal
in her ieeitaliun in behalf or these
starv)og pe, plr,
tend, will lo' kind to kaon that
George (lreeesidee 18 mord) )((1) Med
in health aft or his neve)[ dinette with
poen int, o1.
Alts,
Mat gavot Smith, of Con. 12,
Elnan, trot nolo that. her son Harold,
of the Royal Ail F.,' iv hurl 1revived as
serious 1't nettnr, f the j'w. He is in
the hospital 01 Netvcaslle out 'Tyne,
hngl,nnl
NI lion P.101`0t4.0, - During 1018 the
Inllowiug
Was repot ted --543291 llnnl,ds
cheek,, wits made, with total receipts,
$12,2)19,981 paid pat milts cash
$10,955,00 ; uulnufatcl nriog rhrese at
$1.50 per owl , 1(814 174; 1)08.111)13' of
milk received 0118,555 Ihs, averago lbs,
of milk to Ib. of chee.e, 11,2012 lbs
overage pi ire per Paulo of cheese
'2 4570 • average per rent; of huller
fat 3 3210 per owl. ; nvei age cost per
1b. of cheese e 2.0237e.
A("irtC' f t•t'BAI, Mater Nu,—Annual
meeting of Eltua Agricultural Society
was held Jan. 18th. Young Coulter
was appointed Chan man anti T. G.
IRatc.liffe, Secretary, President, Win,
Morison, gave a ennciee report of
,year's tarok and pointed out the 4101
that. the Sneiety had improved its fin-
ancial position in 1018. Ile ,leo gave
a short report or Ontario Association
of Fairs held at Toronto nn Feb. 12th
and 18th, 1918, to which he had been
sent as a delegate, Minutes of the
last annual meeting anal financial
statement were lend end adopted.
The holding of a Spring Fair is lett
in Ole hands of direct nes, A field crop
competition will he held and oats the
crop selected, and the entree fee for
members $1 each, The officers for the
year are—President, John T. Batten-
tvne ; lot Vice, Ivy I), Smith ; 2nd
Vice, Arthur Simpson : directors 7.
W. flirksnn, George Gordon, J. M.
Ovens, Walter Blackwell, J. S Cow-
an, \Vm. Mnrrisnn, Howard Mchlane,
Hugh Richmond and Win, McOlory
f,ady direelnrs—Mrs. A, R. Terry,
dirs. (4, Lnrhhead, Mrs. Wm, 14Iorris-
nn, Airs. A. 141. Robinson and Miss
Edythe Hammond. Honorary (lirect-
nrs—Ynuug 0oulter, Alex. Struthers,
Hy. Ronnenberg, Thos, Dickson,
Chas. Vallance and 0. W. Harvey.
Auditors—A. M. Slveeton and W. A.
Dickson. John Ballantyne was ap-
pointed delegate to Ontario Associa-
tion of Fairs. Fall Pair will be held
Mnndiy and Tuesday. Sept . 122nd and
23rd, 1919. The director securing
the largest number of new members
-46th Annual Report
OF THE
Hulick farmers' Mutual
Fare insurance Company
For the Year 1918
'1,) T10)4 Mlilitintti 0r Pato 0O11PA1T 1
Dour Directors beg to submit the following report for the year
)est chrsert.
The number of policies 1,5ued in the year 1140 was 1705 and the
unlnhor In force et the end of the year was 6040.
The amount of insurance writtao 'MI5 $4.585,400,00, the amount
aspired and cannoned, $3,1110,000.00, leaving the net amount in force
at Elie close of the 08130, $18;106,585.010, being an Increase for the year
of $1,054,000.00 in the amman at risk.
'rho premium notes held by the Company =omit to 1570,820,75
and the !mount araildbde on sada note; is $0(0,446.00.
The amount paid for losses 110 buildings and their contents there•
in unused by lightning was 08,705.00; ,oaf oil 8teves. 5201,50 1 sparks
from chimneys, $1,805.00 ; 8151,)) engine elating Corn. $5.476.001 ;41111;
posed incendiarism,$9,5'14.15; eeku0xn, $2,102.85 livestock, killed
nod ;Immured In ato fields by lightning. 00,231.2.31 other causes,
$1,037.19.
The Auditors' Rep•n't duly certified is appended. hereto.
'The Directors retiring are M0Bsrs, thigh W. Edgar and James
l*rton, both of whom are eligible for ro-elerticu.
rho Auditors are appointed at each shoal uleothug.
,all of which is respectfully submitted,
NV. S. Mt li011t)l ER, JOHN JA CIi:SON,
Secretary -Treasurer. President,
(bode, January 140, 1010.
Auditors' Report
Receipts
[:ash balance Dem enbor 31st 1917
Cosh received ror fixed payments of tuts
,• • of prior years
" " as interest
•' from investments
•' " from other snows
31.44 10
2111)07 37
1 80
1084 88
15030 00
140 12
B
47037/171
Expenditure
Lass,,
Freak (look, A mime, damage to milt by lightning $ 54 W
J. IL Antler, Norris, damage to emutents of house, over -
healed ,cra4.1 25
Thomas AleCleucont, Itowlek, damage to house 001(101(14,
moat „11 00,0 31 50
Jos. ,1lchlinnsy, Alerris, contents of house, unknown ,....,,160 00
Samuel (1el)ourgo, Orey, 1 sheep killed, lightning 25 00
(Norge Johnston, (troy, data ge to hmtse, lightning 81 40
Samuel 11111.011111,Eastill, Last Wawanoslt, house and contents,
burning groans ... 1661 00
F. J. hools,'1'nrnberry damage to house and 110lltOntsBup-
p0sed from match• • . 103 36
2
D. , A. 1'amp11511, 1sg1vnlout ham and 001101110,lightning 1060 00
Peter 13,die•, (trey, house and 0ontente, spark km o)ulmnoy 1100 00
13. J, rants, Allot., enter killed, lightning .. ,. 05 50
,IDs. and .1, Staplutnu.'I'nrnbutry, 2 Moors kil)od, -lightning 113 110
Henry C. Feller, (Vullece steer killed, lightning . 45 O0.
FV. M. 0(, Lrhtosao, now, house, spark from chimney 200 W
1). J. it etell)nsouCroye011e90 of house, spark from
ehiinnoy 500 00.lmlrow Vrttee, army, i head cattle (killed in - barn and
dnten ((..•e to barn, lightning 0117 25
Robert nrmy. 1 sheep killed,lightning., 32
)
E. E. Martin. ilovak, 4 run, trilled in shed, Ngltning day (l
James {.ap, rtrrielt, 1 shoed killed, lightning
80 00
If 31,,10 Grey. tow killed lightning110 70
10 P. Ab•Avo1-, )(hu cuv11110, horse killed lightning ........... 170 00
11, J. Ituhnos, Mel{lilop, heifer killed, lightning . 77 50
'!'hos, 'I'. Riu11 Morris, stem, kilted, lightning 100 00
11. T. 6)111, 1luwlek, calf killed, lightning 27 00
drumm erm.1e, Orey, steer killed, lightning .............so. 100 00
Luke S rob -nn. (trey, drunage to colt, lightning 86 00
11, 1)))1 ,l , I, Wallace, now killed lightning 120 (10
Wm. Spee.', )loviaac, I sheer 11111001, hgbtnieg 00 00
fieu..1. Ib'onghton, Mint., 2hto)fers killed lightning .....,70 00
W. A. J,o•l1.on, tt)nh , 3 sheep Icilloa, lightnin Illi 00
'1'. ,,V. lf0ndelso), ICuwick 00)0 ldllud 110111111110 50 00
Ti„.,,. Dial:son,')'umber•,, heifer killed, lightning 4ii 011
Alex, 014111, Ilroyy, now killed, lighteing 100 00
1.. Itlh8rnluhl, Wa111,00, damage to house 1111)1 onntent5,
lightning ...... 35 00
Thos. 0)x000. Wallace, etdf killed, ligghxning es u0
N. J. hell, Mel{tIIop, heifer killed, ligllI tog ",5 00
D. Duke, 111)3'bnrough, now killed, lightning 80 00
1 1
o d 'o buns m contents,ro
'V. Welsh o v nlur8t n stns ro t o 8.coal
g
n stove 21 00
11 si n h
Mrs. NI. Elliott, )hoop 11101) ( 1lgf�htiljlig 281486
'Meet P. J;unts, '190116051, 1 sheep killed lightning 20 00
Jos. H001101s00, 101 .1- 3- calf killed, IIg1a)1ng 28 00
J. P. 170) ,,t fl , they, eteor 101151, lightning ,. 115 00
John 1,-ikeomioll, getat1lins, barn and aontente, lightning 8803 40
m 8.r I steer killed 11.1 70 00
0.. Morrison. n , Trmn lightning ...,.,
Y k ..
g
McDonnell, t Turnberry, heifer killed. 1 48 0
1, ici a l nnr 8.o 0r I, 1 lignin 0
W. Cumberland,0F,118. c0 ,toe• killed,q g h7 N(1
A 00.ualightning g
A old 1 \I tT,,w 1 (511 1)0 se, damage on b01 0 01(08,0 35 00
D. N. Done. 1Tuw trio, drive shed and et stunts, nnknntvn , 786 tis
Henry Schaefer, IIewick, rn1ar0 end molt killed and horse
datuo 01 lightning .. .. 160 (10
Andrew W11Y n, Mast Witwlnash, 1 sheep killed, lightning 3O 110
1, nradbur, Estate, I0as1 Wawanmsh, mare ki11011, 14;1110'g 225 00
Thos. 1)111) . (lrEillop, mare killed lightning t40 00
Wm. f.y n Ihdlott, steer killed, lightning 85 00
1) 8. )srrin gton, 10001 WaiVaanosh 1 sheen killed lightning 26 00
Who r1,1wfrnrd, ilowlok, heifer killed, lightning 71 00
frit 1110 i)tl,5:itlt 1'etli will be 111i1ii!1111114
atl 11 el egateLn the Ontario tl BB0
0I8.t0
tt
of Fide for 1920, '1'. G Ratcliffe 008.8
IT -appointed Searetti y -Treasurer at a
salary of 11100.
Phe following were appointed a
bee lel or 11antagelne»h for library, foe
11)1)) :-Mrssra ilnlell re, Lorhhead,
angel, 'Cobb, '1'hetup0on, Hammond ;
R. A. Thompson anti E, 11. Swing
andilura Roaod o1')lIlttized as follows ;
11)esident, 11 A. Thompson ; Sen'e-
1
1 13. lleitllnottr7 ; Treasm er,
(beteg'. 1,,,'hlteatl; 1,ibrat Ian, (I, (1,
('r Olio. President 11)11 Mr. Porter
5t• et 5 appointed a delegation to wait
tel 1he'I'ovuship Ot ttin'il to so1)ell+ a
grata rot the libitty. Mertes, 1:1011),
Pot ler and Coghill; were chosen to
pu)them; new books.
Wanted, Keeper, Matron
and Assistant Matron
Man and wife wanted to take charge of Bur-
nt) County Howie of Refuge end Industrial
100rut, Also 011 Assistant Matron. Duties to
commence as 00011 ea p00eibie Appltcat ions
to (181)1)20 to the undersigned at an early
ditto. Personal applications preferred
JOHN TORRANCE,
inspector Haase of Refnge.
Jan 21st, 1010. Clinton.
For Sale
A limited gosnttty or Red Clover end White
Blossom Sweet 11ever, home grown.
I twin Cooksbutt Plow, nearly now.
Also 4 young Holstein Cows supposed to be
in eslf, at prices that will move thein quickly.
Must have 1 cam tar beef cattle
00.10 .70BN A. SPEIRA0,
Cloverdale Farm Phone 010.
Farm for Sale
The undersigned offers his farm containing
75 acres, Lot 24, Colt. 14, MoRillop township,
for sale. Comfortable house, bank horn, straw
shed, driving ha)100. drilled well with wind -
&o. 't anile East of Walton, ;4mitn (rent
ehuroh nn It mi)0 00 ?.r& school. or further
purticnlnre appl `peltu0 PDOY HO1P.oANDor.
Property for Sale
Oomfortoble house and 44 nate of hand for
sale, well located al Princess street. Brussels,
the property of the late Rev, R. Poul, Posses-
sion given fat the course of 0 few .months. It
will snake a cosy hone for some person and is
in good repair. Property is open for inspection.
For further particulars apply to Mrs. Joseph
Pagh, Wingham ; Mrs. S. Paul, Bluev010 ; or
W. 4, GORDON,
20-11 Box 102 Orangeville.
For Sale
Helmand lots, containing 04 acres, in the
Village of Cratbrook, the property of the late
Mrs, Agnes Brown, is offeredifor sale, Frame
house, barn, fruit trees, &c. Posoeeolon could
be given at once. For further particulars np•
ply to 51ne. Tn0e, 010510130). or Wdt. CA5leBoN,
Executors estate of the late MPs. A goes Brown,
Oranbrook.
C. S. Woods, Bruce, cow killed lightning 50 00
Jas, A. Fonts, Elmo, heifer killed, lightning 08 00
Thos.13radnock, 130wtck, steer damaged, lightnings—es. 00 00
Jas. Finnigan, Norruallhy, steer killed, lightning ............ 02 00
Jas. Parrish, Morris, colt killed, horse damaged, lightning 85 00
John Morrison, Turnberry, heifer killed, lightning 05 00
Herb. Sliiell, '1'arthorry, sow ;bounced lightning 80 00
Cleo. Tumor, 'llOOtlorry, 1 sheer killed, lightning. 25 00
B. N. Pants, Minto, steer killed, lightning .. 85 00
.T. 64 C. lloCuteheon, Turnberry, steer killed, lightning 01 00
(,1. Forrester, Huron, balm, spark from engine outthlg corn 1800 00
T. W. .40100on, Blinn, damage to house from /Minnow86 00
R. J. Nesbitt, Morris, daldage to house and contents, urn
known ... • 56 50
Geo. 13. IJa•grave, I031901*, barn contents, supposed incon-
diarisin 587 00
W.4. Cardiff, Cray, steer killed, lightning .............. 79 75
N1. Dolg j.{r., Grey, steer damaged, lightning 35 00
. ,T, Pridhan, Mints barn contents, spark from engine
0ntting corn 170 00
M. IdeDormid, 110 10, heifer killed, lightning 75 00
M. O'Dwyer, Mao, horse killed, lightning 100 00
R. Ra 1•sot, Minta, steer killed, lightning 50 00
W. 12.1(0 dpath, 5tintn 1 sheep and 11am1) killed try }igh0t g
and contents of barn, steam ergine cutting corn 70 00
John J. Arias, Minn), barn and entente, steam engine, cut
Ling corn ... 8300 00
Sirs. M. A. Scutt Minta horse in barn, engine cutting corn 100 05
0'. J. Pike, Detrick, heifer killed, lightning 07 30
Wm. Montgomery, 'i'nruborry, damage to leiter, lightning, 40110
Herb. ,1,1e11son, Wallace, house and contents, coal rill stove 80 60
'Victor Sperling, Croy, hoose and 00ntents, unknown1200 00
David and Thos. Chalmers, Minto, barn and contents, sup-
posed incendiarism 2037 16
Win, Roan, Minto, 1 sheep killed, lightning 80 00
Alex. Monkey, Morris, stove wood, spark from engine 40 00
David d, Fortune, Turnberry, damage to steer 30 00
70 losses ender 825.00 each 700 21
Commission to agents 1755 25
Fuel 52 60
Iuvootigathtg and adjusting claims 781 00
Statutory Assessment and License Fee 101 32
Fire Marshal tax 47 00
Travelling expenses 50 00
Muniotpal taxes 08 43
Rout 2 00
Saorotary-'l'rOaenrer, salary 1300 00
Directors' fees 840 40
Auditors' foes 30 00
Printing, stationery and advertising 867 43
Pnstage,'rolephoneandexpress 172 00
President for services 25 00
Care of Hall, annual meeting 1 00
Mutual 171re Underwriters' Association fee 10 00
Premium returned to policyholders 822 80
Call on Telephone Stook 10 00
Bank charges 10 05
Dominion of Canada War Loan Bonds 12100 00
1)0541100 75
Cash on deposit 1
Bank of Hamilton, Wroxeter 01181 55
Rnyal Bank, Ilarnston 218 00
Standard Bank, Brussels 456 00 1003 30
$ 47037 80
Assets and Liabilities
Assets
(lash value of road estate S 1800 00
Cash value of Bonds 10100 00
Stook in Wroxeter Rural Telephone Co., Ltd. 100 00
(lash ah deposit in chartered banks 1808 80
Amnnn1 unpaid of fixed payments of 151$ 8110 20
Amount unpaid of fixed payments of years prior (not ox
tended,) 0210.70
Office 10,0(0ure tenet safe (not extended,) $200 00
Amunut of premium notes in force after deducting all pay-
ments thereat 000445 80
Amount ofcrud interest 100 7 7
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081700 0808
Liabilities
Noxr1
Auditors' Certificate
We, the undersigned Amateur, do hereby certify that we have
drily n.ndited the books a00ounts, vouchers and 80e011(0s of the
llnavirl( Farmers' Ivintual Fire Diatomite() Company for the year end-
ing .Decetnbor 3101, 1918, and 111a1 we final 010 Rana to be ()armlet.
We also oarttty that the Raid Company's financial statement for the
said year upon which this our oortitioato is oedema)) Is correct and.
that the cash belittler; at the 0180 Deaemher, 1918, to the credit of the
Company la as follows
/'lash in Bank of Hamilton, \Vrexater 5 1101 05
da811 in Royal Bank of Canada, Ilarriston ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 210 05
Cash in Standard Bank ofL anadla Brussels 455 00
T. It. IBENNl9'r'r, ''11 Anditm'a,
ADAM A, 0RA1IAM f'
Dated at I ro Retor JttnrY1Jt1010,
• }Ovary member not in arrears Is entitled to one vote ; if filmed
for $15001and over two votes ; $3000 and over three votes,
NOTICE 1
NO'rtOE i8 horoby given l that the Animal Mooting of lho main.
bets or the Company will ba hold in the Township Hall, Gmrio, 00
oofday,. j ollrnary 1.161, 1910, at 2 o'oloek pp, m., far the pIrp00o of re -
ng t o top0rts of Dirootors and Amblers for th0 past year and
for other basics,, By order of the Board,
W. S. M0R111t01I11R,
Hooretary.
1(00015, Jamtary 14111, 1919,
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HOW TO MAKE IT EARN
'1'o 1115001 his saviulls where they will
be absolutely bate, ,.rrsnihle, and earn
4heir ti4aht) to of iniert,t, le 0110 desire
of eve0y 1(180000I.
Time 040ed is money earned J'190hitag
bh(0111 Ibis au 41 A1(1 .1.3 tit.- tact that --
0100 Invested at 511;e';. doubles Itself 10.
less the, 13 yetnb.
von saved 1 c 3'4, token 13'0 vents to
do th0 same Habig.
STANDARD RELIANCE 5X % MORTGAGE
CORPORATION DEBENTURES
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le ri o,hio Snit Your
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NO trouble, pc) worry, no Inconvenience. Your
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Nat an donor line ever been 1(081 by an Investor in
these debon tures.
An interostbtp 0001( 1 abosc '•Pli0)411I:S PR0M
SAVINGS," will be scut free 00 request.
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Brussels
SOLD WHERE YOU
SEE '1'IIIS SiGN
The Dominion of Canada
offers
War -Savings
at $4.00 each
during this month
And will redeem thein for $5 each
on Jan. lst, 1924
Every dollar will be worth more.
W-S.S. can be registered
against loss
THRIFT STAMPS 16 THRIFT STAMPS
2 5 cents each exchangeable for one W-S.S.
Cream Wan±ed
Ship your Cream
Direct to the
Brussels Creamery
Prompt Service Satisfactory Returns
We furnish you with Cans and Pay all Ex-
press Charges. Issue Cheques for the pay-
ment of your Cream twice each month, pay-
able at par at your Bank.
Give the Brussels Factory one trial and you
will not want to discontinue.
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