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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1919-9-4, Page 8' 4 -eve eleeetiefeeSielle4ellolteleleteeleeteteeseeese+cifet felee+.44-4-4.44+0+.+04.64..4.44.4. • School Supplies With holidays over and school open iiu there are many new Books and Supplies that will be wanted to.) carry on the studies. Here is 3 Hit of some of the, books with prices :- Arithmetics Readers Clt. H. S. Arithmetic, 400 Out. P. S. Arithmetic, 400 t Grammars • Geographies Histories Out P. S. History of Euglaud and Canada (new edition) See Ont. H. S. Ancient History, 75c Ont. H. S Elis;nry of Eng., 65e Ont. H. S. stery of Can., 22C Ont. H. el. Eng terAmmar, eee. Ont. P. h rem mat. six; Ont. H. S Physical Geog , 6oc Ont. P. 8 Geography, 65c Science Ont. H. S. Physics. 900 Ont, H. S. Chemistry, 500 Ont. H. S. Chem, Manual, 25c H. S. Algebra, 12e Composition Ont. H. 5 Composition, 20C Ont, P. 5. Composition, 550 Ont. H. S. Lata, 70e Ont. H. S. Geometry, 40e H. 8. Reader, 400 Ont. P. S. Fourth Reader, 170 " Third Reader, 550 " 8ecoucl Render, Inc " First Reader, 7c ?timer Reader, 5c Mos,inge, Phonic Priam, i5c. Golden RuleBooks First Botik, oee Secouci Book, 300 Third Book, 350 Fourth Book, any Literature Sels. for 1919 192o Tennyson & Arnold, 250 McBeib, 250 Merchant of Venice, 25c Speller Ont. P 5 Speller, 15c French Ont, H. 5. Fr, Grammar, 6oc Reader, 130 Hygiene Ont, P, 5, Hygiene, 250 Standard Note Books, 20e Webster's New Handy Dic- tionary, 350 Water Colors, Crayons, Protractors, Set Squares, Pencils, Pens, New Scribblers and Exercise Books, Still Back Note Books, School Bags, Rulers, Rubber Erasers, Fountain Pens, okc. 77ze F. SMITH Xales Store Druggist and Stationer • • • • • • • • 4-ce-e0+.440÷•+404-.4.4.44+0+404-044 +4,44+•+44.0÷•÷•÷0+,..1.04,44,4.. rand eb3s tem A Brussels Male Quartette will sing at Belgrave Methodist church anniversary Sunday evening, 54th inst. TRH numerous schoolteachers who be- long to this neighborhood have hied away to their respective positions. We wish them a successful term, CROWDED OuT.--Owing to pressure on our columns a large amount of inter- esting Local and District news has to be held over until next week. Wateb for it, D. C. Ross has moved this week from his old stand, Garfield block, to the double store in the McKelvey block, im. mediately South of tbe American Hotel. It was a big job but well executed by the willing staff Mr. Ross had on. See advt. in this issue. BOWLING, -A rink of lawn bowlers of town, consisting of D. B. McDonald, Vernon Ross, R F. Doming and D. C. Ross, went to Stratford to a tournament. They won 3 games and lost one. Thurs- day of last week R. F. Downing, D, C. Ross, D. B, McDonald and Dr. White took a hand in the doubles at Seaforth. CARD OF THANKS. -We wish to record our thanks to the many kind friends who were so good to us during the ill- ness and subsequent demise of the late Mrs. Denman. Their kindly deeds, sympathetic words and beautiful flowers were appreciated beyond expresston by words. Yours very gratefully, D. DENMAN AND DASIGHTER., DIED IN DETRoir.-Wednesday of this week Mrs. Kuntz, mother of Mrs. G. C. Manners, Brussele, died at De- troit, aged 82 years. The fuueral will take place at St Marys. Out., on Friday. Mr. and Mrs, Manners bave gone to the latter town to arrange for the interment. Deceased bad been in decliniug health far the past few years owiug to her ad- vanced age, She was a fine old lady and had visited here on different occa- sions. FELL DOWN. -A good share of the brick veneer on the front of the building adjoining the postoffice, atter being in a dangerous shape for months, fell with a crash, Fortunately nobody was on the walk when it came down. The building stands ou the site of the proposed new post office and is owned by the Domin- ion; Gevernmerth Attention was called to the danger of collapse by the authori- ties but with the usual delay nothing Was done. It is hoped the Government will take action regarding building of the new block for which the money was voted several years ago. The debris of brick, mortar, &c„ was removed and the walk is once more clear, HAROLD GERRY PASSIM AwAv.-After a heroic battle for life Harold, youngest son of N. P. and Mrs, Gerry, King street, paid Nature's debt last Monday evening, at the early age of rg years, 5 months and 29 days. He underwent an operation over a year ago but despite the best that could be done for hint by good care he went down. Harold had out- grown his strength. He bad many friends, who deeply regret his decease. For some thee he clerked is the store of Gerry & Walker after leaving school. The funeral service will be conducted in the Methodist church Thursday after- noon at 2 p. m. and interment will take place in Brussels cemetery. Communi- ty sympathise deeply with the family as this is the second son they have been nailed to part with, Frank having died doing his duty as a soldier in Prance a year ago, In addition Bert, Gerry, brother to N. P. and W. P, • Stewart, Mrs, Gerry's father, have also riled during the past few yestra. HEAR I ack Miner, the great bird lover Friday evening of next week on "Bird Life," illustrated by slides and motion pictures, Town Hall, Brussels. Don't miss this treat. Tickets 25 and r5 cents, VERNON Ross has received his dis- charge from the Military authorities and may go to e inghara to take charge of bis brother's dental office until the latter completes his military appointment at Chatham Lose en the r betwean ss le W1 - ton, gaap.7,,:t wili Ander kindly leave it at T1111Posz. PIIRE111 Nit containing sum of motley, in- cluding bills and silver, also postal note. Las- er rewardowvalip, oleave at ! Phone 8110, Morris Lose, on August 28th, on the road between Brussels and Listowel via ,Jamestown, a /tickle caned 18 size Elgin watch, 21 lewels, open face. Liberal reward to the finder. Return to Tart POST, Brussels, Lotto -A. bridle and pair of lines, on 14th con. of Grey or Cranbrook aideroad, Saturday night, August 80th. Finder will much oblige owner by phoning No. 4224. Ancient Emotes Pros for sale -11 of them are 8 weeks old. Also 2 York, brood sows. Phone 454, Joan Mxes MAE Wuxi -MON will resume her ohms °Clean° pupils second week in September, Theory work also prepared for exams. Phone 1211. CRANK for Chevrolet oar loot In Brussels on Saturday, Aug. 28rd. Will finder please leave it at nerds & Little's Garage, APPLES WA/12.412.-0s and after Sept. 6th the Myth Evaporator will be prepared to pay 50.0 per bag or 60o ocr hundred for apples large enough to peel. ,all apples such as Janet- tings, St. Lawrence, Colvert or any Fall tip. ple, also wind fella of Winter apples. Limited amountuf small apples for chops, bagged se. arately, at less money. Call Phone 8, Blyth, Further announcement next week. Isaac Snows, Blyth. Pros for sale, a few young Yorkshire sowe, off pedigreed stook, about 5 months old, J. P. Mollimosa, Lot 21, Con, 12, Grey Twp. Phone 568. 80 well bred Oxford down ewes and lambs for sale. ANDREW 81MP80N, Lot 2, Con„ 1, Grey, Phone 4418, 10 pigs 8 weeks old for sale. W, TiODLINDETt, 7th Con., Grey Twp, Phone 846. FOR PAUL -La 1, Con. 11, in the township of Grey, 8 acres. more or less, For particulars, apply R, ROPARPOOLD, 448 Lauder Ave., Tor. onto, Ont, FOn SALic.-The eligible brick atore nnd dwelling combined, now wooled by Mrs. Jana LIrsnal.,Prei !Al& We'eltliOr to, or 5. Wilt.on;tartiesels. A number of young pigs for sale, 6 weeks old. Nana Crams., Lot 80, Con, 5, Grey, Phone 4124. ADDRENINOW wanted to learn the printing, 000 who has passed Entrance exam. Apply at TNE Poole YOUNG girl wanted to learn pant and vest making. Apply to R. FenensoN, Leckie Block Brussels. LIVII PODLTRY wanted on Monday and Tues. day of eneh week. Phone No, 08 for prices, &c, R. ToOsitioN, Brussels, Da, PARRIM Osteopathic Physician, visits Brussels Monday afternoon of each week. Chronic and nervous clitemeee successfully treated. Visits residencies. Consultation at Queen's Hotel, G. T, R. painting gang brightened up the station house and section house clur- mg the past week. BRUSSELS SCHOOL DID WELL, -In the Middle School exam. for Entrance to Normal School the following pupils of Brussels school were successful :-Cora Armstrong, Vera Haist, Irene Kreuter, Miriam Lowe, Mae Skelton, Elsie Sperl- ing and Sam. Yuill, Names are arrang- ed alphabetically, We extend coegratu- hitions. GONE TO CHIC/Wee-Frank Bryant left for Chicago this week where be will attend McCormick Medical College, taking 0 course 10 ophnuomotogy, He has been teaching is the Technical School, Lt.ntion, for the past few months, where be resigned his position to begin s'udy. His sister, Miss Maude Bryana, has just returned after taking a 3 months' post graduate course in Ophthalmology in the same College, I People We Talk About t Mrs I C. Richro•ds and her friend Miss Lowey, of W • iNor, we: 1.: 151 Toron- to for a few days lest ert k. least week Airs. Herold Rieh. aril., Winnipeg ; Miss Vera TAM Oy. Wiudeor ; and MISS }eau blii01.1. Strut' fool, were esteems a '"eallehreeeeel wi h M re 1 se Weliard 'Flo, lot met went on to Montle/1i to emit reed Icnn. -Alf. red and Mrs. Seeker and Mind Helen heve been away on a holitley rnotoriug trip It which Creemore, Burford, Strate ford, Loudon and otber points were visited. p A. and Mrs, McArthur ac. compauied them. The ladies are sis- ters. -Miss Mae Skelton has been en- joying a visit with relatives and friends in Toronto. -Alf and Mrs. McMillan and daughter, Ruth, of Port Arthur, have been making 4 01111. with relaliees iu Bressels.-Mrs, H. B. Churchill and daughter are back from a holiday visit with rela.ives at Stretforcl.-Mrs. Ed ward Bryaus is spending a week or so with Toronto relatives.-THa POST is pleased to see George Cardiff able to get about again after an "At home" for sev- eral tnontlis and his many old friends hope he will retain his vigor for many a day -Walter Rose and J. Duncan took a trip through Middlesex. Elgin, Keut and Essex Counties and enjoyed it very much. As they are both interested in poultry they kept their weather eye open for good flocks as they motored along. Leamington, in Essex, appeared to be one of the ideal spots to them.-Mts. George Hirt has been visiting friends at St. Thomas and locality. -Miss E511511 Thibideau, Listowel, spent a couple of weeks with relatives in Brussels, --Miss Myrtle Carter has been enjoying a well earned holiday.-Jno. and Mrs. Ballau- time spent the past week on a trip to Oshawa, Toronto and other points. - Mrs. Frank Stretton and her eister, Mrs. Pringle spent the week in Toronto. - Mrs, Fletcher Sperling was bolidayiug at London with her son and his good lady for a week. -Miss Ella Inman and Miss Mary Ross were attending the Mil linery openings at Toronto. -Mies Elsie. daughter of Mts. George Sparliug will pursue a course at Guelph Hospital for a uurse. She will make a good oue, we believe, and we wish her success in the profession of her choice. -James Fox, druggist, is back from an extended trip to the West for the past five weeks. He visited Winnipeg, Calgary, Regina, Ed- monton and other points and met many old friends who gave him a good time. His sons, Stewart and Alex. took charge of the store during his absence and made a good job of it. -Mrs. EL A. Sabine, London. is a guest of Mrs. Frank Strei- ton, at Killarney Heights, The ladies are cousins. -Miss Stella Gerry of the Standard Bank staff and Miss Gertrude Shaw were enjoying a holiday a' Han- over and Guelph. -Miss fulla Bartliff, Clinton, formerly of Brussels, left this Week for St. Joseph's Hospital, London, where she enters on a course of training as nurse. We believe she will make a good one and wish her success. Her sister, Miss Annice graduated few years ago. -Mesdames Geo. Walker aud Swarts, Loudon, and Mrs. McPherson, Detroit, have been holiday visitors at the home of A R. and Mrs, Currie, John street, -Niles May Grant, Paisley is a visitor with Miss Eva McCracken - Mrs. A. J. Lowry is away to Chicago and other points for a Well earned vaca- tion with relatives, -Miss Maude Bryans is back from a much enjoyed optical Course at a Chicago College and looks the better of her trip -Mess Addie Lett, who was home for a holiday, has return- ed to Toronto. -Miss Lou. Ross, visited the Queen city last week. -Rev. David Rogers, St. Thomas, was renewing old frieuclships In Brussels last week and Was very welcome. He was a junior pastor in the Methodist church over 40 years ago and also reudered good ser- vice later at Bluevaie. Atwood and Sea - forth. Mr. Rogers was supplying at Listowel for a few Sabbaths during Rev. Dr, Hazen's vacation and took ad. vantage of the occasion to call on old parishioners, He's as genial as ever - W. F. Streusel] and blaster Herbert took in the Toronto Exhibition. -Miss Lizzie Deotnan is on the poorly list we are sorry to here. Het heart is bothering her but we hope for speedy improve- ment -B. and Mrs Gerry are here from Fort William, owing to the demise of their grandson, Harold Gerry.- Mrs, Robert Greer, Detroit, has been a visi- tor with her sister, Mrs. G. C. Manuers -J. P. and Mrs Gaynor and family ar- rived back this week from en enjoyable trip through sections of Western Canada and the Western States, for the past 3 months. They spent considerable time in Chicago. Thev had a good outing and were benefitted thereby, Mr. Gay- nor purchased the Chester Ai mstrong farm, loth Con. Grey -Lawyer 13, W. McDowell, J, P. and wife, of the town of Greenburg, N. Y ; Miss Maude Ed - mussels, chairman Physical Training de. partment of Evencler Childs High School, New York city ; with Miss Mary Schuyler, Hamilton, chairman Biological department of Theodore Roosevelt High School, New York City, after a motor trip through the Miran- decks and Thousand Islauds, spent the week end at the Parsonage with Rev, and Mrs, Stafford. -Mrs N. El Good, of Kitchener. Ont , announces the engage. ment of her danghter, Elsie Aileen, to Fred Jessup Wood, Brussels, Ont., the marriage to take place next :Wednesday. -Alfred and Mrs Bernath and son, Ross, Huntsville, Parry Sound, and Clem and Mrs, Bernath and daughter. Miss Muriel, Harriston, Ont., motored in A. Bernath's Overland car and spent the week end with their cousin 'rhos C. and Mrs, Davidson, -Mrs, Jno Currie and Nora McDowell were at London for a week with relatives. Gordon and Mrs, McDowell were at Chesley for a holiday, -Mrs, J. Manning has just re- turned from a very eujoyable visit With her daughters at Palmerston and elaibckb: soufi .-arry Campbell, Miss Lily Babb, Mrs, F. C. Hord and Master Fergus, of Mitchell, and Mrs. (Rev.) C. E. Self, ford, of Fergus, motored over from Mitchell ou Tueeday and visited at the Methodist Parsonage. Mrs, Stafford is mother of Rev. Mr. Stafford and was a former resident of Brussels when bet husband was pastor. Mrs. Hord 11 a daughter of the settle lady,-Nliss Lilah Sperling has gone to Glamis, near Southampton, Bruce Co.. to teach, at a salary of $775.00. She will render good service without any dotibt.-C. H. and Mrs Baker and daughter. Miss pclitb, Pembina, North Dakota, IL S. A., and 1017110910ZaMaMeefftenitheetteittehettilita, YOUR WINTER 'WOOD AND BURN urners essamearanamesyeseassimaaistas A Large Load for Cash orders delivered first. P. AMENT Phone 10 18 BRUSSELS errs. J. Dithgey. Palmerston, Ont., motored in Mr. Oakes fine seven pas- senger Studebrker car and visited their cousius Thos. C and Mrs Davidson. - Harold Currie arrived home from Lee - don last week where be had been doing duty in Military Hospital. He got hie discharge from service. -Miss Marjory Ross has gone to Toronto to take a course at the Techuical School and Miss Doris Ross will attend the Kindergart- en Normal in the same city. Miss Hazel Stewart, of !owe. will also lake the Kin- dergarten training. We wish them the success they deserve. BORN Cosa:Ia.-At Cornwall, Out ,. on August .0.11 1919, to Rev and Ai s. O. W. DeWitt Cos - erg. of Bryonstown, Ont., a daughter- Euthleee Marie. HOWP.-In Wroxeter, on August 24111, 1910, to Mr, and Mrs. Merton "'Iowa, a daughter. MARRIED Hoovne-Snomeice. - At the home of the bride, by Rev. 05 Smith, Brussels, 011 Aug - /let 26th, 1910, Mr, Robert Harvey Hoover to Miss Alma A.. only daughter of Mr, W. El. Sholdice, of Walton. Rawriny-llimmuon.-At the home of the bride's uncle, Mr. John Hoare, Auburn, by Rev. Mr. Intllson, on August 28th, 1019, Mr. Earl Raithby to Miss Alferetta, daughter of Mr. W. A. and Mrs.! Eillough, of An. burn, DIED BA2'4111A N. -At Ethel, on August 301,h, 1919, Eliza Pearl, daughter of George and Mrs, Batethan, aged 28 years, 6 months and 12 dive, BAKE11.-In Grey townahlp, on August 24511, MID, Selena A. Snell, beloved wife of John H. Baker, aged 84 years, 1 month and 0 days. Geartv.-In Bruesele, on September let, 1919, Harold, youngest son of N. F. and Mrs. Gerry, aged 19 peers, 5 months and 20days. GHADILI4.-Th Toronto, on August 18th, 1919, William H. Grabill, aged 81 years. IN MEMORIAM DAVID404.-In loving memory of .Anna M. Davidson, who departed this life August 25111, 1915. It was hard to part with her, so young, so fair, So full of promise bright, But God to her a crown has given And garments pure and white, Short and sudden was the call To her we loved and loved by all; Great 10 the lose, but we auatain And hope in Heaven to meet again, -8'AT81211 AND 41021111R. Auction Sales AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOOK, I2,5- 005555508, ceo.-P. S. Scott, Auctioneer, hats been insteucted by the undersignett to sell by public auction at N% Lot 19, Con. 8, Morris, on Friday. Sept. 12111, at 1 o'clock, the follow- ing valuable property :-1 horse 8 years old, 1 mare 8 yearit old, 1 horse rising 5 y earse2 Clyde oolts 2 years old, 1 No.1 Jereey cow to calve about Maroh let, 1 cow with calf at foot. 4 mile)/ cows 2 supposed with calf, 1 cow due to 021310 in ebout 2 months, 2 heifers supposed with calf, 1 heifer 8 years old, 1 heifer 2 earn old, 2 steers 2 yeere old. 8 steers 1 year old, 8 heifers 1 year old. 8 0111V06, number of eheep, 1 brood ROW With 12 pigs 8 weeks old at time of sale, 2 pigs (chunks) 4 months old, 1 brood sow due to farrow early in November, about 00 hens, about 00 pullets, 11 young ducks, 1 Collie dog, 1 Frost & Virood binder, 1 Deering mower nearly 11001, 1 aeed drill, 1 Daisy churn, 1 nut- ter, /hay rake, 1 wagon box, 1 set harrows, 1 gang plow, 1 walking plow, 1 hay rank, 1 pig rack, 1 wheelbarrow, 1 couch, 1 set single bed springs, 1 crib, 1 coal or wood heater, 1 cook stove, 1 wood heater, 1 Empire cream separat- or, 1 lawn mower nearly new, 1 baby otter, 2 chicken brooders, 1 incubator, 1 canary and cage, 1 pig brough, about 1 acre of fodder oorn, about 1 acre of green feed, 0 quantity of hay, load of oat sheaves, quantity of green feed, about 60 11116 mixed grain, about 75 bus, Black Beauty oata, a quantity of straw to be fed on place, 0 acre of potatoee, chains, forks, shovels and numeroiio other article% Terins-Sums 05 90,20 and under caeh ; over that amount 6 months credit given on furnishing approved joint notes. 5 per cent off for cash on credit amounts. Hay, grain and potatoes:cash. Sale without reserve ae proprietor ie going West. 5080. 0825.5.0808, Proprietor, Tenders For the purpose of settling up the affairs of the estate 05 1118 late Thomas G4141419, tenders will be received by the undersigned Executor of the last Will and Testament of the deceas- ed, up to Saturday noon, the twenty-seventh day of September, A.. D, H/19, Inc the kollowing valuable properties, munely 011 The Boubh Half of Farm Lot No. Four. thee in the Third (loneession of the Township of Morris, containing one hundred aores of land, more or less ; (8) but number Six, In the Sixth Conceesion of Inc Townehip of Grey, mint/Ming one hun- dred nitres of land more or less ; and (8) That portion of Village Lot number One Hundred oh Tuenberry street in the Village of BritAK016, known ae the Gamins store. All of the above properties are tree from en - membranes and tho titlee thereto are indisput- able, Further particulars may be ol3tained by prospective purellasers on applioation to the undersigned, The highest or any other tender not neces- sarily accepted Dated tlxis 2nd (ley of September, A.D. 1919, 10-4 W. M. ieINCLAIR, Executor Thomas Garnies, deceased. NOTIOE TO OREDITORS.-In the matter of the estate of Thomas Garn les, late of the Township of Morris, in the County of Huron, farmer, deceased. Notice is hereby elven pureuant to "The Re- vtecsi Statotes of OntariO,' that all oreditore and °there having claims against the estate of the said Thonine Garhise, Who died on or about 1.118 19111 day of August, A. D., 1910, ere required on or before the 27th day of Septem- ber, A, D., 1510, to send by post prepaid or de, lever te the nndersigned Executor of the last 71111 and Teetament of the said deceased, et Brussels P. C. their Christian and Surnames addreesett and' descriptions, the full motion. Mrs of their elating, the atatement of their ace °ciente and the nature of the securities it any) held by them, And further take entice that after such last mentioned dote the wild lexenutor will pro- ceed to diattebute the assets of the decermed among the parties entitled thereto having re. gard only to eclaime of which he Wall then have notice, and the Raid Executor will not be liable for the gala emote or 001' part there. of to ally person or persone of whose eleim taloa 011811 1101. have been received by him at thothne of atioh distribution. Dated at Brueaele, this let day of September, A. 1/1080. 71. M. elleOLAIle, 104 Executer of the last 71111 of deoetwod, gee scSi "Wee iiR - r highly-develorwd service is available at all ti noes for the benefit of our mtg. ;....U.lerq. Every vi-11-grou12ti4 cl burliness man appreciates the importance of theca -operation, guidance and information c:n financialmattersofhisBank:cr, THE STANDARD BAN OF. CANADA BRUSSELS BRANCH G. H. SAMIS - MANAGNR • AUCTION SALES PRSDAY, SEPT. 12T11.-learin steak, imple- ments, household furniture, , Eel tot 19, Con, 0, Morrie, Sale unreserved at 1 p. George 'Willer, Prop. ; S. Scott, Auo. Farm for Sale Being 5.01 10, Con. 5, Grey township, contain. ing 100 acree, all under cultivation. Comfort- able frame home, bank barn, good orchard, drilled well and never felling spring, 2 mil tie from Ethel and? miles from Brumels School within a mile. Farm meet he sold to close the estate. For further particulate; an to 0,1061 terms, &o., apply to W. G., POLLARD, Ethel, or JNO. BATEMAN, Brussels. THE Temperance Referendum Act 1919 Form 10 Ontario Election Act 1918 (Referred to in Section 34) Moth of Sittings of Revising Officers Electoral llistrict of Centre Huron To Wit: Take eaten that the Voters' Lists for polling subelivisione numbered 1 en 2 in the Tolutinl• polity or the VI lege of Fireasele ; number, d I 2, 8 and 4 In the P0750 05 OlilitOtt 1 nem tiered 1, 2, 0 and 4 in the Township of Colborne ; num- bared 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6 and? in the Town of Gods - rich ; numbered 2, 8, 4, 5, 6 and 7 in the Towle. leTPoowfantslii pT; 111, '21 Jr !a. 4 in the Toweship of Melt:Mop ; a lid numbered 1, 2 8, 4 and 5 in the Town of Seaforth have been prepared by. the enumerators and have been delivered to the Olerk of this Board by the Returning Meer ; And. that 0818 Honor, Judge Lew!. 17. Dick. 13011, has been appointed Revising Officer for the purpose of hearing complaint(' and nppeale as to the said Hats for the Town of Goderieh ; Hie Honor Judge E 15. Lewis hag been ap. pointed -Revising Officer for the purpose of hearing complaints and aPpeals am to the eald Ilsts for the Township of Grey and the Village of Br/reels ; • R. G. Reynolds, Esq., has been appointed Re- vising Officer to hoer complaints and appeals an to the said Vetere' Like for the Townships of Colborne and Mullett ; D. McDonald, Esq , bas been appointed Re- vising Officer to hear complaints and apparels as to the said Votera' Lists for the Tow/whin of McKillop and Town of Seaforth; O. Seeger has been appointed Revising Office er to heel, oomplainte and appeals as to the said Voters' Lisle for the Town of Clinton. And further Mice notice that the sittings of the said Revising °fibers will be held as fol- lows In the Chambers of His Honor Judge Dick. son, in the Court House, Town of God °rich, 011 1118 20811 day- of September, 1910, to hear cone plaints RS to the mild Voters' Lists for polling sub•divisions 1, 2, 8 and 4 in the said Town of Goderloh; In the Chambers of His Honor Judge Dick- son, in the Court House, Town of Godetich, on the 2611, day of September, 1919, to hoar none plaints as to the said Vetere' Lists for polling sub -divisions Nos. 8,6 and 7 In the said Town of Goderich; In the Township Hall, Ethel, on the 24th day of September, 1919, to hear complaint') and ap- peals as to the said Voters' Lista for the Towle, ship of Grey ; In the Town Hall, Brussels, on the 97th day of September, 1019, to hear complaints and /14. peals as to the mild Voters' Liebe for the mid Village of Brussels ; In the Township Hall, Carlow, on the 29th day of September, 195, to bear nom plainte ntid appetite as bo the said Voters' Lists for the said Township of Colborne; In the Township Hall, Loodesboroe on the 251.11 day of Septembee, 1919, be hear ounielailik and appeals as to the snIn Voters' Liebe for tho said Townehip of Hallett ; In th i Town Hell, Set/forth, on bhe 24th day of September, to hear eompleits be and ap- peals as to the Mild Vetere' LIetn for the mild Township of McEntee; In the Town Bali, eenforth, on bite 25th day of September, 1010,to hear non/ plain ts and ap- peals as to the said Vetere' Liets for the enid Town of Seaforth ; In the Town Ball, Clinton, on the 24th dey of September, 1010, to hear comet:tints and ap. peale ae to the said Voters' Lists for the said 'ectsvcaanhosfitetilnhulot% ;cOmmence at 10 °Weak in thAenfarfthel ennrool ‘r take notice that any voter who desires 10 complain that the nines 05 8127 per. sons entitled to be fettered on the said lists have been ontitted from the 60010, or that the /Nona of persona who are not entitled to be voters have been entered on the list% may, not less than 5 clear days before the date fixed for the sittings of the Revising Meer, apply, ewe - plain or appeal to have hie own mime or the tunnel of any other portion corrected in, en. tared on or remove,1 from the anid And. further take notice that anoli in/peals .musb be by notice In writing in the proscribed form eigned by the aomplainant, and given or left for Min at his realdence or pleoe of butte 1106S on or before the Acid date to the Clerk of the Revisine Officer, as follows To L, L. Snox, Gioderich, as to the said lists for the Town of Goderich ; to A. H, Maulon. aid, Ethel, for the Townehlp of Gray; to ZS, Scott, Brussels, for the Village of Brussels ; to Isaac Hetherington, R. R. 1, Shepparton for the Township of Colborne ; to J. Fingland, Londesboro', for the Townehie of Hallett ; to M. Muedle ,08,10 1, Senforth, for the Township Of MoKillon I to .1, A. Wilson, Seaforth, for the ToWn of Beefed ; to El, 5., MeoPhermon, Olhe ton, for the To,wbon 'i•IsciEth',6LWOKSON, OhnIrMlin Vetere' Registration Board, Conuty ok Heron. Copies of the Vetere' "elate any be seen tidbit the Muttfaipel Clerks, POA11 Mader% B, J. D. COoke, Goderielt, Chief Deumeratoe ; the label ellnntnerators for the !meant polling subdivialerte 1 the meinbere of the Variena Municipal Councils, and with the underelened, 0. 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Hastwell's farm stook, implements end furniture, Lot 7, (ein 5, G ray is offered by private sale, as follows (-1 mow- er Oft. out. 1 110.tooth steel rake, 1 separntor (500 lbs.), 1 3.horae disc (centre pressure lever). 1 heifer calf 16 months old, 1 young cow in calf, 1 sow in pig, 1 sound bay horse 4 years old, 1 sound horse 7 yearn old, net double Mimes% Cattle Strayed 1 Quebec Heater cant stove, I wood 140VA, 1 cupboard, 1 kitchen table, 1 solid one hell Strayed /to the premises of the tinclareigned, stand, 10 hens and ronater and 10 millet% *Me- tity of wood ready for saw. Above imple- Lot 6, Con. 0, Morris townohip, on Friday, manta were all new last year and will be offer- August 2Uth, 8 head of cattle. Owner Is re. ed until all are dispoeed of, guested 10 105000 property, pay expenses and P, ElASTWELL, Proprietor. take them away, CLAYTON P18001.1312. Tenders Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to Sept. 16114 1019, for the conetruction of to sewer on William greet, in the Village of Brussels. Plana tind speeifientions may be seen at the (Mane of the Clerk of the Municipal- ity. lie S. SCOTT, Village Clerk. New TO remises IMPMEGent3e20•1011 WE HAVE REMOVED OUR STOCKS TO THE STORES IN THE ELVEY Immediately South of American Hotel Where we will be better able than ever to please the public, THANKING old Customers for past pat- .ronage we will be glad to see them and many new Patrons in the new premises where we have the Right Stocks at the Right Prices, D. C. Ross er