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New Hymnal
The last word in a high grade
Talcum
Powder
A fine Powder with an ex,
elusive and lasting Perfume,
It has lot to be about the big-
gest selling Talcum at the
present time. Price 350. -
We are agents,
To be used in Brussels beginning
with xst Sunday in February.
They are to be had at as low a
price as eoc each, or if some-
thing better ie wanted they are
to be had in different bindings
aud types ranging iu price up to
$400. Hymn Book with Tunes
50 and eel ..50 each.
See Them
Bring your Films here for good results in
and Printing. Prompt service,
KED ARS EASTMAN FILMS
Spring Number
Developing
Klenzo Tooth Paste
Pictorial Review
Quarterly Fashion Book
is here. Price 25c, and it con-
- tains a coupon good for toe which
can be applied on the purchase
of anti Pictorial Pattern chosen.
We keep Pictorial Review Pat-
terns. 'They are easy to use.
SUPPLIES
A new Dentifrice - Whitens
the teeth, clean and refresh-
ing -330. Makes a good com-
bination wit it a
Klenzo Tooth Brush Price 350
utax Toot h Brushes 350
Other 'rooth Brushes
elec. 20c and riec
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SMITH
Druggist and Stationer
goal 1 ebn 311.ems
BOOST Brussels.
Breen every advt.
Tower Council next Monday evening.
MONTHLY Horse Fair Thursday of next
week Take it in.
THE PosT 'reel/bones are 31 and 32.
Do you take the hint
Ica houses are still short of next Sum-
mer's stock of cougealed Maitland water.
REEVE PLUM deserves credit for his
diligence in the coal situation of the •
town.
THE town Auditors. J. Ferguson and
N. F. Gory, were performing their
duties.
FRIDAY of this week brings the month
of January to a termination. Time is
flying.
he connection with an item last week
referring to G. A. Best's appointment
it should have read Armour instead of
Swift,
THE Auction Sale of the household i
effects ot the late Mrs. D. McQuarrie •
was held last Friday afternoon but the •
house and lot were not gold and are still :
on the market.
Dr is the intention of the Business
Melts' Association to bold a re -organiza-
tion meeting shortly and arrange to "do
things," if hearty support on the part of
the people is accorded. Watch for date.
Comiarrree appointed to suggest the
lest Ld of a Welcotne gathering for
the home -coming soldier boys are con-
eidering the matter and endeavoring to
srrive at a satisfactory conclusion but
think it better to delay at present until
the majority of the local boys arrive.
Due announcement will be made.
W. F. STRETTON, Jeweller, has leased
his store, which he has occupied in the
Stretton Block for several years to Roy
MoKev-eeed will occupy the present
Nova Scotia Bauk offices in the same
block for his jewellery store, after Feb,
isth The bank building will make an
ideal jewellery store. The vault will be
a great convenience for security for
valuable jewellery.
HOW: FROM OVERSEAS. -A couple
more of the local soldier boys arrived
home Tuesday night from the scenes
never to.be-forgotten of Europeou battle-
fields, in the persons of Lance Corp.
Leslie Lowry and Cadet Jack Batten-
tyne, looking in the pink of condition.
Their Immo (mining is a joy to more
than 2 households. Other soldier lad -
dies are expected in the near future.
THANK You -Tint Poser wishes to
heartily thank many subscribers for
squaring off overdue accounts and re-
uewing for 1910. We have scarcely a
deadbeat on our list and we are well
pleased at the response froin so many
ele90 and far, One lady remarked in
her tenet "We will keep up the good
opinion you have of your subscribers by
sending along the cash for renewal." It
takes a pile of coin to run s business
these times, 'rake a glance at yottr
label,
Close CALL. -Peed. Wood went to fix
up the furnace fire at home and finding
itout as he supposed put in some kind-
ling and fuel and added some coal oil.
Suddenly there 5058 a burst of flame
with such speedy generation of gas that
the flames caught him in the face and
hands and gave him quite a blistering,
We are gla.! to 4:4y lirr is getting over the
burns nicely but don't want any more
experiences of the kind, and would ad.
vise shunning the coal oil can as a fire
invigorator unless positive there is ne
fire. Some other Brueselites have made
the stove dance by the action of the
kerosene can and its coutents.
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SATURDAY Afternoon a frame building
sold by C. Pope to W. A. Lowry was
moved to the latter's property, Princess
street. It will be utilized as a wood
shed.
ANNUAL tneeting of Bruesels, Grey and
Morris Telephone Company will be
held in Brussels Town Hall, Tuesday,
February nth, at 2 p. m, See advt. in
this issue,
A lively hustle has been on the pro-
gram hy the ladies of the locality in
sewing for the needy Belgians. Box of
clothing, &c , will be packed at the close
of this week.
1 THrilitieRED Yorkshire hog 4 months old
for sale Prin. reasonable. R.13. $TErEwsoll,
Lot 13, Con, LI, Grey. Phone 4220.
MARQUIS SNA what for sale.
ANDREW L.uJao, luth Con. Grey Township,
Phone 2314,
HiorrEsT market price paid for 121188 125
BAEREE Bees., Brussels,
Heavy draft filly rising 3 years, bred from
Gold Link. NN Lots 55 and 50, Con. 1, Morris,
alio. D. Miller, Bluevele P, 0. Wroxeter
Phone.
B.P,I,T.1 McDonald, 11,11i,h(tfghtn j.ig71. 50111194
246.
Boo sent SERYME.-The undersigned will
keep for service at Lot 1, Con. 18, Grey town.
ship, a there' bred hog. Terms 31.08.
P. TYERHAN, Proprietor,
A Few choice front quarters of beef for sale
at reduced pricela. BAEKER13000,
Cosismemarot house and lot for sale, Queen
street, Bressele, the property of the late Mre..
0 ,111
(7;011,1,r7 trort.heFC)OrrItr V'oeV tiT11`3,r g.
thereafter,
MAUDE C. Bavaria announces she hes re-
ed work in her oilers. Office open every
day. Metre 10 to 12 a. 1 to 6 p, m, also
Saturday evenings.
COMFORTABLE houpe for sale, well located.
Apply to Roy 51cKAY, Brussels.
WANTED. -Dead Horses and Animals taken
away promptly within 0 radius of 20 milee,
Will pay from 68 to 35 for live animals brought
to factory. No animals removed without
hide. Phone, day 12. Pliene, evening 178,
The Farman? Fertilizer Co., Ltd., Wingbani.
DR. PARAER, Osteopathia PhySiCIEVII, visits
Brussels Monday afternoon of encu week.
Chronic and nervous diseases sueceesfully
treated, Visits residences. Consultation at
Queen'a Betel.
ACKNoWLEDGMENT of receipt of boxes
i from Brussele Red Cross Circle Is made
by our soldier boys overseas in the per-
csonernst4fil Horace Wilbee and Stanley
Dome PINE -Miss Laura Leatherdale
went to Toronto last week for an opera-
tion for a trouble in her nose. She got
along so web she was able to leave the
hospital and is now at the home of her
sister, Mrs. 11. A. Pryne, Many old
Mende here with the maim speedy
restoration to her accustomed vigor,
DEATH OF J. C. RAMAT/AV.-The death
took place on Thursday morning of last
week at the family residence, 1167 Rich-
mond street, London, after -a long, illnees
of John C. Halliday, 1310. Halliday at
One time resided in Brussels, Ont., but
for more than 30 years had conducted a
drygoods business on Dundee street,
London. He had been living retired
for the past nine veers. His wife pre-
deceaseri him in December 090e. He is
survived by two daugliters, Miss Agnes
and Mrs J. E. McConnell ot London ;
two 'brothers, W. J. Halliday, Calgary,
and G. A. of Wien Head ; also 3 sis-
ters, Mrs, !Eisele end Maggie, Brussels,
and Mrs, Frank Uren, Ingersoll. The
funeral WAS held from the family resi-
deuce Saturday afternoon, Services
wete conducted at 2 O'clock by Rev, H.
13 Robinson, pastor of Memorial Metho-
dist Church, Interment WAS made et
Woodland Cemetery. Deeetwed was
well known here and WAS in business for
several veers. He was e fine man and
most highly esteemed. The bereaved
will share in the sympathy Syl9pathyof Many,
against the town bop. Scare 8 to 6 le
favor of heels.
Lerrge leitoet Fi.oeuet -Tug Pose. is
in receipt cf a newsy letter (sen: Florida,
written by our townsman. G. A De:ul-
ulate who is holidaying there. It will
appear next week.
00012 CHANCE .-Reeders Of TUR PoST
e nelted lo read the new Ltilvt. of 1 le
who is calling attention to e
r 13Al2 of hoots mid shoes It
eentmences Siturtley of Bee week,
MEE firu4s CAI LEP OFF -OWN E 10 the
long cool:inn:ince of the Board of Health
bit on public gatherings the belles of
meetings in this section of Huron
County under the Board of Agriculture
(more familiarly known by the old name
of Farmers Institute) have been cancel-
led for this season. This was no doubt
the wise thing to do.
Tuve:MAY evening of last week 1) D.
G. M., Rev, Mr. Durrant, of Teeswater,
and depu les installed the officere of
Western Star Lodge No. 149, 1. 0. 0. F.
An adjeurument was made to the rest-
aurant of Bro. Little afterward where
tne brethren were regaled with sand-
wicteee 5150, pie, ice.creatu, Sec, 'rho
le (1 el, fills his post iu a most
cairib'e manner.
THE 1.,itANCHISE,-Ladies of Brussels
and surreuuding country are invited to
hear au address in the Public Library,
}tritely, Jan nary 31st, 01 7.15 p, m , by
elis. Gordon Murray, of Hamilton, to
in'ruct women on the inteldgent use of
Franchise. Mrs Beavers, Exeter Coun-
ty President of the W, C. T. u., will
81,0 be present. As ladies have been
greeted the use of the Franchise every
woman sheuld avail herself of this op
portunity to hear so able a epeaker ou
this important subject. A collection
Will be taken to defray expenses
t1$ People We Talk About tit
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71,00 Gertrude McKenzie has returned
to Stratford Business Col ege,
Mrs W. H. Wiugham, was
visitor in Brussels on Tuesday
Miss Math Ament, London, is a vigitur
under the parental roof this week.
Reeve Plum iF at Goderich this week
attending Huron County Council
J. L and Mite: Davidson are back to
town after an extended stay in the rural
districts adjoining
Mrs. ti, B. Churchill and daughter are
spending a few weeks with Fred. and
Mrs Longfoot, Stratford. The Mies
are sisters.
Mrs, Archie Thompson and Miss
Grace, oE THE Poe T staff, spent the
week end with relatives in Luckoow,
the former's old home.
Alf. Deunison combined business and
pleasure in a trip to Preston, He re-
ceived his discharge from the mileary
service after 3 years duty doing.
Mrs. Murdock McKenzie is here ou a
visit from the West. Her home is at
Aneta, North Dakota, She is a daugh-
ter of Mrs. A Sinclair, Brussels, and a
former Brusselite.
Mrs. Adam Sinclair, Mill Street, has
been seriously ill. She went to McKie
lop township to visit relatives and
friends, took sick and her home Coming
was interfered with.
else Eva Bryans, who went to Toron-
to to take a couree in stenography and
type writing at a Business College, has
been having an attack of influenza. Her
numerous friends here, hope she will
soon be convalescent.
Postmaster F. S. Scott, who knows
little of personal failure of healtb, bee
been bothered occasionally of late by
too high blood pressure and has beeu
advised to cut off some of bis many
duties and take it easier.
Oliver Quark], son ofe, and Mrs, Quer-
in, Brussels, is home from the battlefields
of Europe. He was wounded but Is mak-
ing a good recovery. Mrs. Querin and
children have been living at Gorrie dur-
ing the absence of husband and father
overseas,
Thos. Whiting, son of David Whiting,
of Dunduru, Sask„ and formerly of this
locality, has been visiting his uncle and
aunt, Wm and Mrs, Sills, Brussels
South, and other old friends. It is to
years since Mr. Whiting went West,
He is a good specimen of Western young
manhood.
During the past week Rev, 'les. E
Hunter, of Charing Croee, Ont , has
been ill with influenza but is improving
fee is a brother to the Misses
Rueter, John street. Brunets, and well
known to many of the read'rs of 'Pts
POsT,
Mrs. George Sperling W Eta at Clinton
last Monday attending the funeral of her
sister, Mrs. Fleacom, who passed away
in Toronto last Friday. Mee. Beacon was
beloved by s wide circle for her many
good(pale leg of head and heart and her
demise is deeply regretted,
Lime,: Corporal Scott Ametat arrived
home from overseas looking tiptop and
turning the scales at about 18o ponds,
He came per steamer Empress of Britain,
a (teeny welcome was accorded. Scott
SAW the real thing in the fighting line
end WEIS W0212(lert He expecte to get 11
speedy discharge and get back to work.
Harold Armstrong, who WAS 110Me hiSt
week from service in the Royal Navy,
left for Toronto where he has resumed
his course in Medicine. He is on his
oh year and hopes by hard study and
the lige of Summer session to overtake
the time he WAS absent at sea. His ex-
periences on the mighty deep were full
of interest.
Monday of this week J. T. Wood left
on a pleasure trip to Los Angeles and
other points in California, where, 10
company with W. J. Fawcett, Toronto,
formerly manager of the Metropolitan
Batik, Brugsels, they hope to enjoy the
next few moothe. Mr Wood is a hard
worker so the hone* should do him a
world of good He will have 9 most
congeniel companion in Mr, Fawcett
We don't envy them their stay hut would
like to be along.
M Sinclair has returned to Dres-
den after receiving A hear! i/ welcome
from relatives and old friends fle tells
many an interesting tele of the streniume
22FROAifrIl overseas and highest praises
are accorded the Nursing siefere in
the hnspitale. They are heroines with.
out anv doubt, Mr. Sinclair received a
Very den gerOtIA Wollnd frOM A bullet
through the ehOtilder And 11.111g but has
done eplendidly along the lime of recov-
ery. He was delighted to get home and
fared well oo the voyage on the giant
steamshipOlempic,
esti 're 1811
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OF CANAIDA
HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO
Your surplus earnings in our
Savings Department earn inter-
est at current rate.
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Spring will Soon
be Here
IF YOU ithwing.
Timothy or Clover Seed
or any other Field oe Garden
Seeds it will pay you to call ou
me.
GUARANTEED STOCK, This
has been a special line for many
years. We trundle goods we can
reCornmend. Order eat ly and be
ready for sowing,
Phone 43
W. J. McCracken
Grocer and Headsman
We regret to hear that Mies lertnet
McKay is not enjoying her accustomed
good health but we hope she will soon
materially improve.
Tis POsT is scum to state that Harold,
son of N. F, and Mrs. Gerry, is not hiv-
big as vigorous heaith no formerly hut
We hope he will soon pen up.
Lieut. A. Wilson aud bride, of 1 -lar -
row, Essex County, were welcome visi-
tors at the home of S. C. end Mrs. Wil-
son, Flora street, during the past week.
The former is recently home from over-
seas where he spent several years in up-
holding the bouor of the grand old flag.
Church Chitties
Sabbath next the new Hymn book of
the Methodist church will he iutroinced.
Delay was occaeioned owing to with-
drawal of the services on account of the
epldemic.
The views of Pilgrain's Progress ex-
hibited at the weekly Prayer Meeting in
Melville church, Thursday evening of
last week, were good and much enjoyed
by the audience. They were in charge
of Rev, Mr, Manu.
Next Sunday morning the regular
Communion will be observed in Melville
church by the union congregation
Preparatory service Friday afternoon at
030 o'clock, which will be followed by
the annual meeting of the congregation.
In the eveuing special attention will
he devoted to Young People's work, it
being Christain Endeavor Day through•
out the world,
Howard Strachan Writes to the
Homefolk at Ethel
DEAR MOTHER AND FA.TEIER.J11.8t,
a few lines today to let you know how
am. Everything ie goivgalong fine
here tit present. We weee right on the
Rhine R. jug, across the bridge at
Bonn City, and it is very nice, clean
ap-to-date city. The leave has been
shut clown for awhile now but it
opens up to -morrow, so 5 guess 1 will
be going about then or next day, will
just he in rime for Christmas and New
Year'. 1 got your letter which was
written Nov. 17eh, also the parcel you
sent on Nov. 71h and it. was in good
shape. Cheese was a bale moeldy
but was real good at that. Cake and
candy were sure a event. I also got a
couple of boxes from the Hartt girls.
I saw Clifford Dunbar about a week
ago when we were on the mat ch but
was just teal:1g to him a few rninutes.
I will put 115 135850 more post cards in
this letter, views of the bridge and
city. I got a nice big photo of the
bridge yesterday, 1 must fix 151 up and
send it home. We are having nice
weather here still, not cold and not
much rain. Was sorry to hear of so
many deaths around the country.
That was too bad about Murray
&I:Lecher' and his wife both dying and
leaving small children, 'Well I thinly
I will close for this time hoping this
finds you all well, wish love to all
from your boy,
floweleo,
Wishing you all a Merry Xmas and a
Happy New Year,
Germany, Dec, 19111, 1018.
DEAR MOTHER. -Received your
letter, which was written on NOV.
28111, and was glad to hear from home
again. Well here I am in Glasgow
again and this is the last day of the
year, and a very nice day 16 is too,
It's a wonclee it's not raining for it has
rained nearly every clay tibiae 1 came
across the cheeped on the forenoon of
Dec, 27th. Stayed in London one
clay and then tame up here 5 had
rather a poor Christmas this year but,
nevertheless I will try and make up
foe it tomorrow, I expect; 1 will have
New Year's dinner hare at the Club,
1 left Germany Christmas eve and
wits 48 hours coming to Bolougne, and
in a box eat. ab that, and 16 was any-
thing but warm, hard tack and bully
beef for Christmas dinner. Hope
we will all spend Christmas together
next, year, I don% know whether T.
will have to go back to the Batt, or
not as my ticket, calls for return, but
am in hopes that order will be Chang-
ed before 1 go ;melt, Which will be lite
10111 of ettinutey. Ilan In hopea they
will send Me to the 2Ist, Reserve, and
if they do I think I Will stand a pretty
good chance of getting back • early,
They Hey they are sending 1 he Alberta
no ye back by the Panama, canal to
Vancouver, I hope they send 1110
that way, and 1 will met in my emu
' and go home for the Summer, bo e of
couree I can't lay any plans yet
I Imola for sure what fen going to
do, Dial Stanley gel home for X.111AS
this year 1 0 yes le•fore 1 forget, the
()emptily Olerk %valued 1 know what
athlress to send my M. M. to so 1 tom
him to send it to you, eo if you gel it
you will know what 11 is, 9 dim%
know tes I will get my mnil very
regularly remit now on, 0 itivee 1 do
go back to the Bait., and if 1 don't
write very often don't let, 11 bother
you any, Inn I will t vy and not be to
long in writing, supposing it, Is only a
card or. a few lines. I will dove for
this time, 'loping this will find you all
well, with love to all Nom,
lio WARD,
Dec, 31st, 1913.
MARRIED
ARMSTRONO-FlusEn.-At "Efillview Farm"
the home of the by Rev. '1'. A. Sell,
nt JAntulry 20511, DIE Mr, Elgin Arm-
strong, of Prince Albert, Se, k., to 81 108
9111, Mina, youngest dsegbi et- of ex.Reeve
and Mre. \Vie. Ireasee, or Grey township.
DENNIS-HAliROWI, -.A t die Methedi t Pitmen -
age, Brussels, by It, v. W. E, Stefford, en
January 22nd, 10111, Mr,JnIt Adam
Dennis to bliss Rebeeen Jane Barrow,
both of Walton lecality.
MoOnAeRRN C tate en -.At the home of the
bride, on .Taneary 22nd, 1010, by Rev. J. W.
Johnson, Mr. Pow 15. McCracken, of
LIstowel locality, to Miss Annie, daughter
05 121', and Mrs. Isaac Clark. Ethel,
J. DIED
13ALLIDAY.-At his late residence, 1167 Rich-
mond street, London, after along illness, on
28, 1210, John O. Halliday, aged 09 year%
beloved hueband of the late Susan 0a111 -
day, Agnes and Edith (Mrs,
abrociofoaitohl earl ,0)
ANNUAL, MEETING
The rinnunl Meeting 00 1110 Brussels, Morris
and Grey Telephone Company will be held in
the town Brussels, on Tuesday, Febru-
ary 11111, 1010; at 1 80 p. in. Auditors Report
will be presented, Directors chosen and any
other business transacted that may come with-
in the range 00 430 Pleating.
P. S. SocreT, Premident.
M. 13T.Acm, Seoretary.
Auction Sales
A NOTION SALE OF FARM STOOK AND
.91 IMPLIIMENTS.-John Purvis has reeeiv-
ed instructions Prom J. B. Wheatley to sell by
Pablle eviction on Lot 2, Onn, 18, Bullett, 001'
100101150 et 1 o'clock P. m. on Thureday, , Febru-
ary 6 1019, the following, that, is to say :-1
mare 7 years old in font eligible for registra.
Won, I mare 5 years old, 2 fillies 51 years old,
1 cow due Feb. 15, 1 cow due March 18, 1 cow
due Marah 25, 1 °ow tine March 28, 1 sow due
April 24, 1 am due in May, 1 cow minting due
Sept. 5, I cow due Sept. 01
, cow due Oct. 2, 1
heifer due April 21, heifer dile April 80, 1 cow
due Oct, 18, 2 steers rising 2 years old, 8 naives,
e young calves, Meesay binder 7 ft. cut Perrier
and truek, filaseey mower 7 fool. cut, 12 foot
hay rake. Maxwell hay loader, steel lend tol5.
er, seed 2-411 14 hoes oombined, hay rack with
movable motion, 1 wagon with box and stockra�k, rack, 1 pair bob sleighs, 1 cutter, 1 rubber
tired buggy, 1 circular saw, 1 10-111011 Joliette
grinder, 1 cutting box, 1 new alagnet cream
separator, 1 pair platform scales 2000 lbs. nape -
city, 1 Clinton fanning mill with bagger, 1
turnip pulper, 1 new 12 -furrow plow Verity
1 2 -furrow walking p10w, 1 Kemp menere
spreader, hsy fork, rope, ear, Filings and. pul-
leys, Chatham iimnbator 240 eggs, terillp drill,
1 set of harness, a number of horse °Otani, 2
Dodge 1825 111011 face wood split pulleve, some
shafting and belts, 00 gallon alt tenk, 1 mimics.
to for gaaoline engine, 8 good logging chains,
whiflietrees, neelt yolce and a inun'ber of other
articles. Everything will be sold without re-
serve ns the proprietor 15 giving up farming
on ticoattut of failing h eh Ith, Terms of Snle
All purchailem of 010 00 and under camh, over
6(100 amount 9 months credit es purchasers
furnialting approved joint notes, A discount
of 4 per cent straight off for cash on credit
mounts, J. a WEISATLEY, Proprietor.
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the estate of Lily Ann
Paul, late of the Village of 13russels,
in the County of Huron, widow, de-
ceased.
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Notice is hereby elven pursuant to the Revis-
ed Statutes of °uteri°, Chap. 121, that all per.
sons having °Mime or demands against the es.
tate of the Bald Lily Ann Paul, who died ou or
about the 20bh day of December, 1518, are re-
guired, ou or before the 151h day of February,
A. 0,1010, to send by post, prepaid, or deliver
to the undersigned bxeoutrix or the lest Will
andTestionent of said deceased, their Christian
end surnameand addresses, with full
particulare of their claims, iistatement of their
aceounte and the nature of the security (Itany)
hill by them duly verified.
Further Wire notice that after the last met-
tioned ante the Exeoutrix of the said estate
Will proeeed to distribute the emote of the said
dowelled amon gat the parties entitled thereto,
having regard only to Ole eleints of which ebe
shall then have Cathie as nforeerwid, end "laid
Executrix will not be liable 505 101 assets 01'
any part thereof to Ally person or persons of
whose claim notice shall not have been rowdy -
ed at Cie time of snail distribution:
Dated this 27th day of January, 1010,
H. hr, GORDON,
Executrix, Brussels P. 9,
Notice to Creditors
eeoTIole la hereby given porsuant to the
Statutes in that behalf that all persolle having
51111108 againnt the estate of amigo Oheetee
Artnatrolig, late of the Township of Grey, in
the County of Huron, faemer, deceased, Who
21,2 (5 the Township of Grey, on or about tho
28611 day of December, 1018, dye required on or
before the 17011 day of Feheutiry, 1010, to send
poidepeid or deliver to the undersigned Stoll
neetionlars of thoie einlms duly verified by
nial the nature of the seettrity, 15 0135
held by, them
Ana further tette notion Mint atsr the skid
hist mentioned date the masa of the said de.
ceased Will be distribiltecl 01110112 0E1 parties
eatibled thereto having regard only to the
CIIIIMA of which notiee Shall then have been
&en.
Dated at /teeter this Oth day of January,
1010.
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Administrator, Taman, Ont.
GDADMAN l 8113ANn1/03, Reciter, Ont.,
81.8 Solicitor% 5ot the administrator.
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DRUGGIST and STATIONER
For Sale or Rent
Olin of the best pneture farms in Grey town
ship, being Lot 22, 000. 0, eontalnbig 100 novae
13100 013' farm at Ethel contend ng 175 acres, on
easy terms. DAVID MILNE,
Ethel, Ont.
WEDNESDAY, rah 19th.-Ftirin Stook, Irn•
plementn, 40 . WI Lot 23. Con. 11, Grey. Sale,
unreserved, nt 15, 10, W. J. Sharpe, Prop. ;
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A Clearing Sale will be held, commencing Saturday,
Feb. xst, of Men's and Boys' Heavy Rubbers, Mits and
Gloves, Underwear, Sox, Overalls and Sweaters ;
Ladies' and Children's Underwear, Hose, Caps and
Mufflers. Here are some of the Bargains :—
Boys' leubbc•ire, sizes 8 to 13 . ...... ..,... ..... Ili 1 35
Boys' Beatles, sizes 1 to 5 I 70
Men s Monarch Brand Rubbers 8 50
Men's first, quality Yellow Muleskin Mils, knitted hand, lining
and eyelet, 00
Men's Leather Mite, well lined, knitted wrist 00
Boys' Lealhey Mits, good quality, knitted lining and wrist, 25a to 75
Men's good size Pull -over Mies ..... ..... 55
Men's all wool Underwear, old stock, worth 405.00 per snit, sale
111100, per garment ., „ 1 75
Good quality Overalls in blue and white 511 11)0, sale price," 1 50
Medium weight Qyeralle, liheck only 1 85
Famous Bob Long Brand Overalls, extra heavy, sale price 2 50
Men's Lumberman's Sox, sale piece 00
Boys' Lumbermatfe Sox, sale price 55
3 only Men's Wool Sweatets, sale price, each ..,, ..... 4.50 to 5 50
Come and make your Dollars do double duty.
You will need warm Clothing fot some months yet
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As a nourishing school lunch for a child—
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The nut -like flavor is due to the natural
sweetness of selected flour brought out by
perfect baking.
Aluuros crisp, fresh and appetizing.
Packed in air tight packages.
For sale at all grocers.
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"The Buy Ward for Biscuits"
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