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The Brussels Post, 1919-3-20, Page 4post ILIAta 11 -a1!ilq f) ib Bl, a Booster. ,,,,o,uuo is the tidy salt) the Pru. vifce el trotario has to pay in interest ou her pi.eeirleiel 1ebt. Bxteleers needs a new flag. What do you hunk about a good Community Concert to meet the expense of it and a proper flag staff ? There is plenty of talent if everybody was ready to do their. "bit," Let us have a Hag. Heir beintify Brussels by becoming a !)ember est the Horticultural Society. Membership tee is only $t.00 a year for which you receive about $3 0o in return in bulb.:, flushes, fruit trees, &e, of your own choosing. Invest. Qt sec Pioviuce offers a clear deed of a farm to every returned soldier who locates in the' Province. When is On• redo going to make their plan plain enough to be easily understood where we are .rt in the sane matter ? THE United Farmers' organization has purchased the Weekly Sun publish- ed in Toronto and will continue it as a weekly to test out the support they may expect hefore entering the daily field. Farming interests have been veil supported by the Sun for some years. Jvnuitr t l,y the announcements there will he no shortage in the Home -coming public Welcomes througbout Ontario durin:; the comiug Summer for the sol- dier b' :•s. It is expected all the Can. ucks will he home by July het. A big time le promised and it is up to all the homef.'k to second most hearti'y the plans devised for these reunions. No matter what so called sports say to the contrary we beg to affirm that the moral tone of the country will never be improved by the holding of prize figbts, whetber under the auspices of the mili• tary or what else. They are debasing and void of the first principles of the Brotherhood of man. Why such ex- bibitions are permitted under sanction of law in Canada is one of the con- undrums of the day. A Live wire in Kent County passed away let week in the person of D. A. Gordon, ex -M, P., who died in the. Southern States. He was 61 years of age and bad taken a deep interest in public affairs at Wallaceburg where bis home was. Deceased was a genial, kindly moa who counted his friends by the ..:cures. His wife, 6 sons and a daughter survive. MAIu aT prices have not taken the slump many predicted they would im- mediately on the cessation of hostilities. !?Sutter, eggs, milk, cheese, meats and many other requisites for the family table still require a step ladder to get up to where they are. There will likely be a noticeable decrease, bowever, before tyre comes to a close. GET the Community spirit and prove for your own satisfaction that when you aid your fellow man, you help your- self. Almost anything possible can be accomplished where everybody is will- ing to "lift." Be an optimist and talk up your town and community instead of doing your best to run it down. Leave the kicking to the mule and get into the traces and help pull. Put the spirit •of heartiness into every forward endeavor, THE Pose. hopes to see a great quiet- ing down of the discordant elements in Europe ouce the dove of Peace puts its signature to the terms of the great Paris Congress. One thing is certain the militarist is going to have hard travel- ling if he thinks he can play the war lord in the next decade as he did In the past, Everybody who sins finds the way of the transgressor bard but the penalty has to be paid just the same, SATURDAY, Sunday and Monday, July 26, 27 and 28 are dates chosen for the Soldier Boys Welcome and Brussels Old Boy; Reunion. Mark down the time and plan for it. It will be a Red letter time in our history if we Buckie into it in the right spirit. We want • everybody's help from Ibis date, Hand iu the names of absent members of your family and their postoffiee addresses so an invitation may be sent to tbem in good time. REI•mOENIMIMs on the Prohibition question in Canada are more a dodge on the part of weak backed legislators than anvthiug else. Next Fall will probably Sere a referendum campaign but we would like to see every M. P. and M. le P., who sidesteps ob this issue allowed to stay at home after next Election, The most extreme anti could not fail to benreit sed with the improved con- 8 p dition of both business and morale by tate corking up of John Barleycorn. Starch is badly needed by some of our legislators to strengthen their Vertebrae, , .r», 'aa' ,�9't.�.,-`_'"x5:-"„iters-''yl."+�?�..e.., ..:;�.,i.,�.,.. .:..:..,... ....v.,:a,,:a,!, ot�!li-ww..�r-.• . OAR OP ? O��aw5t�s?<s rw8�9'Ci�'!d!t'S*rPiR&@tfdxi 1 _•. v -s • .:., ��.,W.T. 1 - '� Ilia :int'. t r I ll,yd tette In Id Im i„ Car ofGAfl wh. and la I 11 the t f 't motile' melt ween had m t rn 111. luukbei col ':i Potatoes Wanted for Immediate loading Phone 43 oe 27 W. J. McCracken Grocer and Scedoman CONSOLt DArIW reboots are 0n the program of Hon. Mr, Cody, the new Minister of Education and will mean the union of 2 or 3 of tete present school sections to attain the plan and program marked out. The resits will be welch- ed with interest. Is that proposed autonmbile at from $30o to $400 becomes a reality and proves its quality -it will surely be a give-away on the old time profits of the manufacturers. One difficulty may be to find room on highways for the new honk machines Next thing will be to bring down the price of gasoline, coal oil or what the fuel will be so that ex- penses will be reduced in the up -keep. More About florida DEAR 5.18, EDITOR, - While Jackouvilfe, Flnlida, has little of interest or attraction to tour- ists it is the entrance to all parts of this State. The only pertI will write about is that included on the East Coast Railroad as far as Palm Beach. There are some 80 stations between these two points my 1 2 of interest, ' l 1 or 3 if we include Palm Beach, At- lantic Beach, some 20 miles from Jack- sonville, is not on this railroad but has a name on the Directory of "at. tractive Winter resorts," St. Augustine has a fine place ]sere as likewise on the railroad, being some 37 miles down. While this place has a good bathing beach its chief claim for distinction is in the matter of things ancient. Judging by what I saw or beard not many stop- ped off there and if so only for a few days. Next comes Daytonia, which is separated from Daytonia Beach by the Halifax river which is crossed by 4 bridges. It is certaiuly a lovely place even now the last of January when there is not much that is green, except the evergreens and seine lawns nicely sprouting. Of course there Ore some flowers in bloom but not as yet the freshness of Spring, the fact of it be- ing cold enough to freeze ice only some 2 weeks ego. There are fine roads everywhere and even now are quite shaded by the many trees that are evergreen and others, especially the large spreading Florida oak with heavy acorns sus- pended from its branches. I think Daytonia could be celled the automo- btists paradise. For in addition to the lovely roads in and around it and leading to any part of the State there is the ole along the Beach which is the finest I understand in the world. When the tide is out the autos can spin along here for a distance of 20 miles. Personally I have little use for "world's records." For example a 7 days' bicycle race where some of the riders before the end of the time, go to sleep nu their wheels and fall off, and what does it all amount to ? The same might be said of what took place on this Beach the other day, neverthe- less I would have liked to have seen it. Some of you may have read an ac- count of it as it appeared in a clipping I cut out. "Daytonia, Fla.. Peb. 13. - Driving a 12•cyclinteer Packard racing car, equipped with an aviation motor, Ralph DePaltna set an official world's record for the mile here 'Wednesday afternoon. Under a flying start De - Palma drove his car along the Day- tonia beach at the rate of 140.72 miles an hour. The previous mark, set 8 years ago by Bob. Barmen, aver the same course, was 141.72. Bob's record was made in tt German 13111ze t -Benz,'! That was certainly smote speed. Many who have autos bring them with them. One lady drove hers 1000 miles, ;the only travelled by day and it took her 10 days to get here and didn't even have to re -inflate the tires, There is an auto set vice every hour from Daytonia to Orrmrnd and back by way of the beach when the tide is out, It is a 15 mile run axed costa 75c, and 1.0e, war tax. I enfoyed one of these vety much. Arriving 01 Ormond we were allow- ed to remain for the last return trip if desired. The big Ormund Hotel is here with aceamodation for over 000 guests. They charge all the way from $15 10 $50 a clay for rooms here, I was tohllthat J, D, Rockefeller paid thee) $15,000 for a suite of 7 rooms for 2 Months, '!There are nine grounds, as you might imagine, Oranges were hanging on the trees and squirrels were coat))). A beautiful reddish bird was taking its afternoon bath, I was close to it anyway but with a good Wee -muter glass could see the twinkle in its eye and its every move- ment told that it was a joy to be alive, A little further on there were some cottages and such a lovely tea garden with nine rooms )rade of round logs with the bark on, artist'. telly arranged. A cup of tea appeal• ed to me and I wanted just an excuse to look in. It was served eo daintily and all so beautiful that it was well worth the 25e, they charged. At the Beach is a large honse belonging to the Golf Olub e hotel, with Golf ground, On the aeCOnd storey of this s building there ie one balcony facing the golf grounds and another in the opposite, the fine bathing beach, It Was early for bathing bet there were CUI[D VINO[ And He Got Well and Strong,. That's True Monaca, Pa, -"My little boy, who is the youngest of three, was weak, nervous and tired all the time, so he was most unfit at school, and noth- ing seemed to help him. I learned of Vinol and gave it to him. It has restored his health and strength and he' has gained in weight." -Mrs. Frederick Sommers, Monaca, Pa. Vinol is a constitutional cod liver and iron remedy for delicate, weak, ailing children. Formula on every bottle, so you know what you are giv- ing them. Children love it. F, R. SMITH 2 at least to enjoy it. After remain- ing for long enough they came and tied a sand bath. The young man had the girl all covered except her face and then it was his turn to get some sand, 1 was called away just then and returning about an hour after' they were just then return- ing for a second hath. A little be- hind Lhe bathing line some big por- poises were swimming about. They would show Hist. their heads and then dive and up would come their tails. Doting the spare time, I stood watching a young man practising hit- ting the golf ball. He had a colored boy some 300 yards away gathering them up. One would rose sight of those balls for the first 100 yards or so, and then you would see them sail- ing through the air and alighting some distance away. It is a great game for those who want lots of exer- cise and it is one of the drawing cards of these pleasure resorts to have good golf links. But Daytona has more yet is P. There is a t hd it. like e to recomme g building called the Casino that will seat some hundreds. The band plays every afternoon and evenings except Satnrda and they have community singing Sunday afternoon all without expense to those who will come and enjoy it. I was over Sunday and I thought it delightful. A young man sitting at the sante table at lunch that evening remarked what a quiet place it was, why up where I came from in Ohio the movies are open all day, Er. I enquired of a boy at Iny r•oolnieg place as to whether there was a Pres- byterian church in the place, None was his reply. Sitting at breakfast soon after a good Methodist brother said there was one a street or so back. I went that direction and enquired of a lady i met. "Thereis no Presbyteri- an church stere tihat I know of, if you are looking for a Presbyterian church you are on the right track brat. I don't think you will find one." I passed by the Catholic church aid I enquired of a man in charge of the offering there "yes" he said "right across there" and be pointed to one on the corder, which was none other than the Congregational that I had passed every day. I was not sorry, for this was my church of au earlier day before dear_ Rev. Mr. Jones took us by the hand and united me to Knox church, Brussels. 1 did not see many birds. A robin at my window early enough to snit me sang "Ghee' up l cheer up 1" and another said, "Jimmy i jilmny, but that could not have been for are. I was passing to lunch when a beauti- ful grey squirrel mama running down the tree and looked so intently I con- cluded it was for something to eat. I searched. my pockets in vain for anything other 11101 a remnant of spearmint germ. I was afraid I would be betraying ate eonfidehce to offer it that and so went on but remembered to bring some pecan nuts back with sue. (11:you don't know about these ask Mrs. (Rev.) Mann,) It was nearly dusk when I returned but I made a rapping 110150 and down came the pretty thing, I stooped down hold- ing a nut between my Hnge•e and it carne and pulled it away and ran up in one of the branches of that big oak, and was as happy as a king for they never seem as happy as wlien holding a nut iu their: front feet and perched high above haunt's way. Next day 10111115 that way again but this time 1' placed some 7 of these nuts on the palm of my band. I stooped again placing my hand on the ground. I expect it was the same squirrel came first and Conk one and quickly ran aeroes and bid it in the soft sandy soil and bask again. In the mean- time 2 others were on the job and they looked so finch alike I could not tell which one got the most. One took hold of the end of my finger but quickly discovered his mistake, What a joy of expectancy there trust have been when working their way through those hard shells. 1 wonder if it ever exceeds the reality as it sometimes happens with many of tis. I suspect they can tell by the sound or weight of a blank. Anyway it would have been mistaken kindness to have deprived them of this pleasure by breaking those shells just about as bad as when the man in charge of a Christmas tree entertainment untied and unwrapped the parcels before giving them to the children, Have you ever noticed how children love to open parcels 1 It is the joy of ex- pectancy again. When returning lent Palm 1380.11 there was a soldier boy who had re- ceived his (Recharge at Miami. He was going home where he had left 9 months previous. 1 said to Irir "Does your mother know you are coming 1" "No" he replied, "I am goilig to 901.- " Oh 1 stud 0t1 pries then)." y oe have done should rthat. Why a h y did qnu not tell theta and give hem all the joy of expecting you ? Now she will lose all that." There was a young recruiting )Ricer who set ope posike 1)18 at at lbs table in the dill. -Leal-=,.lint 1 d 111 •;inn: Milne 11' get[ her .t.• 11 (ILi..r, Ihi ye tine 'Ili', 1 ❑... 1(144 lieu. "HOW Ulll 19 your mother ( "n8' hr rtyrlild, r'l,nolt 11518," citta the lllerr, "you ire not going to leave this vamp 111111!:! yt111 Hlst tell hint' mother you nee corning,' Smelt enr- pi lees It1121 1'7201249110 113' tau fl rquenl l y begins in weeping maul sometimes vial! Auction Sales-• AUOTICN SA LE or FA all STOVE', IMP1.10- MENTS, &O, --P', S. Scott, Auottone.r, has received instructions from the undersign' d Proprietor to sell by Public Auction at Lot ;(U, Oot 19, MI, KS„up Township 0111!') ldas, Mel ell 21st, at 1 ,i !don't, the following vainoble pron. arty ;-I ag, d mare in foal, 1 used )!are, 1 driving ,acre, iWitlg 7, sultab o for n women to drive, 1 gelding rising 2, 1 ally rising 2, 2 fresh con's, 1 ed w due to esIve lot of May, 1 cow ane to cnlve middle of May, 1 cow supposed to be In calf, 1 cow due to calve 1611, of ,,illy, I P•• Ilam ball, 2 heifers 2 years old Clue tru o calve in Sept, 8 steers rising 2, 1 yearling Pivot., 1 heifer riving 2, 1 halter rising 2 in calf, R young calves, 18 pigs a months old, 1 broad sow in pig, 40 Ilona, 2 geese, I gander, 2 dueks, 1 drake, 1 thoroughbred Motel) collie, 2 sets of double harness, 1 set double driviug herne.,, 1 set of single harness, I buggy and mitt or pole, 1 Chevrolet touring )aro 1918 model, 1 MasseyHe, ria binder nearly new 0 ft. cut, 1 McOortt!ick 100we• new 0 ft. cut, 18 ft. rake, 1 Massey-eterris bass loader, 1 seed drill, l Mas• aey-Harris hay trader, 1 Peter Hamilton eu1- Orator, l set Diamond harrows 4 sections. 1 set harrows 8 sections. 1 Oliver riding plow, I walking plow, 1 Clotho) fanning mill, 1 wag- on, 2 gravel boxes, 1 wagon box, 1 cutter, 1 set bob sleigh.. nearly uew,1 hay reek,1 wheelbar- row, 2 sugar kettles, 1 set Ponies ..opacity 2,000 the , 1 grindstone, 1 snuffler, 1 De Laval cream separator nearly new, 1 Vollmer washing machine, 500 bus, oats suitable for seed, 400 bnc barley. n quantity of hay forks, chains, shovels and numerous other articles. Sale without reserve as pr'opr'ietor hes sold his farm. Terms --All sums of $10 00 and under cash, over that amount months, credit given on furnishing approved. joint notes, disoount of 4 per cent off amounts. R.HAI,ILTON, Por, A ucTION RALE OF Beater ST0011 IM1PLE• p M ON1.6. &c -F. 0 Scott, Auctioneer, lma reoeived instructions from the undersigned proprietor to sell by Public Attrition at Lot 20, (ton, 10 Grey township, Wednesday, Mneell 261h, al 1 o'clock, following valuable proper. tv :-1 horse 9 years old, 1 aged mare, 1 Per- oherm, filly 9 years old. 0 cows eupnosed to be in calf, 2 farrow oows.8 heifers rising 2 vent's old 2 steers rising 1 year old, 1 sots to farrow last of April, 1 collie dog, 40 hens, 2 barred rock roosters, 2 pair geese. Massey -Harris Minder, 8 ft, Maisav-Harris mower, new 6 ft, 1 Johnston corn binder, Mossey-Harris drill 11 hoe, cultivator, set harrows, 2 walking plows, two -furrow gang Plow, truck wagon, set sleighs, top buggy nearly naw, cutter, set of double harness. Pet of single harness, 2 horse blankets nearly new, wheelbarrow, daisy churn oat robe large mail box, water Mani , cream goat New -Standard } milk pails, gravel box, s,:ythe- and south new, a quantity of erdnr poste, 2 sticks cedar 10 ft long, about 000 bushels barley, about 100 lilts. oats, about 4 tons hay, forks, chains, wldia.r and numerous other articles. Sale without reserve as rho proprietor has sold kis farm. Terms. -All sums of $6.00 and under each over that amount 10 months reedit, given on furnishing approved j^int notes, 5 per cent off for east on credit annmrts. JA h1 ESBALLANTYNE, Proprietor. AUOTION 007.E OF FARMSTOCK. TM' re reemerges, &o. -F. S. Scott, Anetioneer, has received Instructions from the undersign- ed Proprietor to sell by Public Auction at 1o ltfloiv la]property iat o'clock, he following 1 heavy mare 9 years old, 1 heavy 1111,0e 0 yrar9 Old in foa1,1 mare rising 8 years old, 1 mare rising 2 years old, 1 driving horse 5 years old, 1 gelding colt, 1 cow due May 2010, 1 sow due October 14411,1 heifer due May and, 2 steers rising 2 years old, 2 yearling steers, 4 helfers rising 2 yenre, 8 pigs 2 mouths old, 1 sow, 10 Leicester sheep, 100 hens, 2. geese, 1 gander, 2 White Leghorn cockerels, 1 Dearing mower, 8 ft. ant, 1 Massey -Harris binder 7 ft nut new, 290 bis, of oats, 200 bus. of ndzed grain, 10 tone of mixed hay,] wire stretcher, 20U fence slats, 1 fanning mill, 1 set 2000 10 genies, 1 cutting box.0 window frames. extension ladder 02ft, a quantity of bemlrolt plank and scantling; wag gon, hay reek, pig reek, buggy, cutter, road ,art, walking plow, Oliver gang plow new, Also harrow, Belittler, seed drill, 2 se Es liar - rows, set of sleighs, grindstone, steel rake wheelbarrow, net of plow harness, set breech- ingharness Nearly new, set single harness, n quantity of tile,10 cords of dry wood, 200 ft of rope,1 oil barrel and oil, whl0letroes, neck yoke, forks and chains, 2 wood heaters, 2 ex- tension tables, 0 kitchen chairs, 11 rocking chairs, 2 sideboards, couch, 2 beds, milk can, DeLaysl oream 1 eeiaretor, 12 bunches 01 lath, barrel olturn, 2 robes, roll of fence wire and numerous other articles. Sale without reserve as the proprietor his sold hie farm, Terms -$6 and under cn0h,over that amount 11 mos, oredit on furnishing approved Joint notes, die - count of 4 per Cant allowed off for oash. GEORGE DAVIS, Proprietor • WANTED Anybody having such 1111' sale kindly call A. Leitch & Son Phlrne 5210 Cranbrook in heart failure, Whet n nlislttl(e tail so common itis. "1 will just go home and terrines() them•" There is an industrial lcaloredl school here for girls and in addition to hearing that quartette I tnitl you 0i' it was tt real treat to hear the child - leu sing and to see their happy faces . as Ihey joined in the service. Bet ween Jacksonville and Daytona, coesidtrable is swamp, much more not tinder (m1115011011 and nothing in- dicative of prosperity, After seeing so lunch of this samness it was a hap- py surprise to suddenly emerge in a place as nice as in Ohio. In addition to what I have Initl you there etre re- gular tripe lay hilae to many places inland which I intended la have talten on my reline.). Orohuuls is a beauti- ltd place 1 am told 73 utiles away and eau be reached by auto from here cat by train from Jacksonville. Mrs. (Rev.) Mann's brother resides there. Ole came a yeW' or so ago was capti- Notice to Creditors In the matter of the estate of Annie Danford, late of the Township of Grey. in the County of Huron, spinster, deceased. Notice is hereby given porauont to the Re- vised Statutes of Optario, (111012 121, that all persona having claims or demands egninst the estate of the said Annie Danford, who died at London, Ont. of or about the 17th day of January, A, 1), 1910, to send by post, prepaid, or deliver to tate undersigned Administrator of the estate of said deceased, their Christian and surnames and addresses with full parti- enlas of their oleinle, a atatomen of their accountsand the nature of the security eoncity t, 6 Of any) held by ahem duly verified. Further take notice (bat after the Inst mentioned date the Administrator of the said estate will proceed to distribute the seta f the said deceased amongst 100 parties entitled thereto, having regardonly to the claims of which shall then aforesaid, and said Administrator, will not be liable for sneh assets or any port thereof to any person or per9ons of whose claim notice shall not have been received at the time of such distrihntiml. Dated this OLtIVELR HE'IINGWAY, Administrator, R. 15. No. 5, Brasses. Notice to Creditors In the platter of the estate of George McCall, late of the Township of Morris, in the County of Huron, farmer deceased. Notice is hereby given pursuant to "The Re- vised Statutes of Ontario; that all Creditors and others having olahas against the estate 0f the said George McCall, who died on or about the Sixth day of January, A. D , 1919, are re. gnired nn of before the First day of April. A. D., 1910, to send by port prepaid or deliver to Wm. A. 6100011, nneof the Executors of the last Will and Testament of said deoossed, at Walton, P. 0., their Christian and Mammies addressesand descriptions, the full portion. fart of their claims, the statement of their ac- counts and the nature of the securities cit any) held by then. And further mica notice that after such last mentioned dote the said Executor's will pro - aped to distribute the assets of the deceased among the parties entitled iho etc having re- gard only t0 the claims of which they shallthen have notice, and the said lOxeoltt0ra will not be llable for the saki Resole o• airy part Unwe- d to any person or persons of whose claim notice Shall not have been received by them at the time of such distribution. Dated at Walton this 12th day of March, A. D.1019, WM. A, MoCALL, I Execatot•s. GEO. F. MCCALL, Abstract of Accounts -OF THE- VILLAGE IIE- VI LD V/.E OF' t sg t`':y cis S S E LS FOR THE YEAR 1018 RECE11015 Clash on hand ., $ 9805 90 County n000unt levied 1075 89 School n000unt levied 8422 15 Tp. Morris $88 77; Tp, Grey $10.50; Tih Morris $48 70 Al 08 School ions T Moria 871 97 Tp. Morals $4.227 ; Tp. Grey 51,80 ; Tn. Morrie $9,76 10 82 Local Improvement Tp, Morris 1104 40. Sinking Irnnd 11008 98 Current loans 22017 74 Losal Industry, liosliorldge loon 2701 88 South Turnberry St Pavement Deb , 46110 80 North Tarnberry SE. Pavetnent Deb , 8098 00 Brussels, Morris & Grey 'Phone Sys12811 80 Corporation Eleotrie Lighting 2202 44 Brussels• Phono rates ......... 1470 00 Corporation wood account 7 00 Resident taxes 2000 57 Dog taxes 98 00 Licenses 02 00 Fines 1 00 Rents 602 06 Miscellaneous reeelpte 179 00 580708 18 DISBURSEMENTS Oonuty Treasurer $ 1701 BD Consolidated Loon coupon interest 1480 00 Scliool account 5000 00 Soltocl Loan 0137 50 Local Improvement 10138 25 Current Loans 23117 74 Consolidated Loan 22200 00 Brussels Morris & Grey 'Phone Sys10804 02 Corporation Electric lighting. 5110 18 Corporation wood account 100 00 ;Yalory nllowenoee 1020 05 Printing 70 00 Interest 469 013 Roads and bridges 41:.60 Fire protection 870 20 Town Hall and Weigh Scales 80 80 Public Library 270 00 Garside & ;Imes By -Law 5000,'09 250 00 Miseellnasons disbursements 1 049 01 Oaslt en hand . 8490 00 580708 18 I3ALAN 0 3 SHEET School account $ 40 80 School Loan 187 60 Sink ill g Fund 221.4 81 Local Improvement 107 27 Lo0a1 'moonlit 1085 80 Brussels, Morris & Grey 'Phones 8080 24 $12724 68 Local account short $ 12 28 Telephone System 2200 00 F3ehl'elgh Street Drain 250 22 Corporation Street Lighting 4060 68 Corporation wood n000unt -00 00 Cash on hand 6400 00 $12724 68 ASSETS Caste of stand $ 6190 50 Uncollected Taxes 240 10 Seer cent added 12 29 Arrears Taxes 112 80 Brussels, Morris & Grey 'Phones.,,.,.,,18675 06 Local Foundry 1600 00 Dominion Permanent Loan 0000 00 Mortgages real estate 216 00 �M{uninipal Debentures 617 68 (Jorporatinn Street Lighting 4080 58 Town Ball 2000 00 Fire Department 4000 00. Public; school 0000 u0 Town Boll 860 00 Welsh Scales 400 00 $61048 20 LIABILITIES Public School $ 7600 00 Local Improvement ., .,.,, 12101 97 Gerald° &,tames 008 85 Brussels, Morris & Grey 'Phones 21887 20 Balance 10001 20 $61948 28 We, the Auditors of the 'Village of Brussels lorporation, for the year 1018, lmvhig (nominecl till the vouehrtre end aoeounts of the Treasurer, levees report the mane correct as per fe'egoin e reparte and And In StandardBatk and Sank of Nova Seale, meth en hand $6900,60. JOHN FEItGU10N, Attdttors. Brussels, January 25th,1910, NOBLE 'GEES`ee 1 laitw'1 Ik6Fl at? `. al +r. lu ` Za?: 001101Z,A Do You Need Anything in IIj1A ITE THROW away that leaky Pail or-Ketitle and let LIS supply you !With a new one. We have a nice; stock of Creamery Cans, Milk Pails in several sizes, Water Pails, Tea Kettles, Granite Roasters, Kettles, Sauce- pans, Double Boilers, etc., at very moderate prices. Ask to see them. We are always pleased to show our goods, Give us your order for Sap Buckets, Highest Price Paid for Produce. R. O. RAT k ,i WELL., Moncrieff 1111(IV��I��VVt111V�IVV�IIVIVI���V�IDII�I�I�IUI��I@i��I�I��I��IV�I��OV�I�I�®�Vl���l�@��VI���I��IV�I��VII�jV�II��II��II� tiTtaC- va. Led and captive -it willing one of course. G. A. DEADMIAN, 1 (To be 00)111nn0(1) e vett at once, For ur' ler ap- ply ,- serutors estate ofthe ate rs. Agnes town Oran n!oU . 4a lll9`! - For Sale Rouse sad lots, containing 0� acme, in Nm Village of (heuhrook, the property of the late Mrs. Amen Rrow•n, ie nffo'ed,for ante. Frame hoose, born, fruit trace, &a. Possession noted b given further particulars L y to Mltla. Tins. (151.151105 �mxaoN�r LvmM.CAMBr snot.' brook. Hog for Service The undersigned will keep far serylon Lot 29, 001,. I1, U, ey township, n thorn' hrrd york- ahire hog, Terms 01 OU. 80.0 WILL, MITCHELL, Prop. Bull for Service The undersigned will keep for aervtee, 011 S; L018U, (:on. 2, Morris township, the tho'o'-bred Short Horn Bull, (iainfnrd of Onleln. NO. = 15418-. Sired by Gainford Marquis 11501901 ; Dail Mildred VII by Royal Seiler 118960). Ped- igree may 1111 50911 011 application. Terme- moo for thoro'-breds payable at time of sere vice with privilege to return. Grade cows not allowed, THOS. PIERCE, Proprietor, 10 14 51 ra sit Si A 10 ze 0 fh Q5 1J f3 0 0 B p w ae 9 Vith the Mance of Spring You will bo getlirg in shape for Summer use your Machinery, Buggy, etc„ srnue pal 1. Or which may need repairing. Much expense i, often saved dy having such work. ad Le1111eel tobefore it 1-4 really Berle fur 112111g. If Your Used Buggy Needs it, have it Repaired and Repainted. 'Ve (1(1 it in a careful way, with prompt ser- vice, of the l:ese of materials, guaranteeing yon an up-to•date j th and to your entire satisfaction, as In all three of General Slackstnitbiug, horse -shoeing, Wood -meek Repairing mut Car'r'iage Painting and ret a 111od815.18 price. RUBBER TIRES We apply tell sizes of Solid and Oushinn Carriage Rubber fires on your channels. Rubber warranted to be first quality, We do not use the ordinary grade. MACHINERY REPAIRS We have in stock over 10,000 unused Repair parts, exact duple ff1 mates of the original parte of all Deering, McCormick, Frost & a \Vood and Ooekehnit Implements. Look your Machines over and order needed Repairs curly. IL will help us to give you baler seevic0, a 0 1A6 Qea When in Need of a Plow buya Famous finer h y Selected for long service and superior work, they excel all nth- s' e# ere. We have thea also all original Shares, etc., for Equal', te Wilkinson, Oliver, Percival, Perrin, Frost & Wood, Tudhope- 0G Anderson, Oockshutt, No, 2, Nip, Kangaroo, Punch and Judy a, Plows. There are many substitutes but ask for the genuine ; t) ® cheaper iu the end than any imitation. ® t3 From a large Stock of Superior Manilla e McCormick and Deering Twine we give you the lowest quota- p el lions Inc either immediate or future deliveries, protecting you ml against trey probable advance in price later nn. Our prices are 0) ) ® ib when needed, right. Ask ns. Then order your 5000essary supply and cell for o WAGONS AND BL/CCcIES a If you want the hest drop in. We are pleased to bait: over any - e e1e (9° thing in Ude line with you ab any Lime. e1 Gi 2t i :k!1th^, 3 l n. The�8o C las Shop 6 �i s6 Phone 4lx - Phone 83 =t i d sD lora2924924,a1q? 99116 00690990 X226,6 029/GGeGOGG itGZ'Oeille66s9Co®999/99 E®06 g Crea Y,r-$ yr: ,anted 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. BrCrearnerystewartPBros, Brussels ur s. G em.r,.eaec P r