The Brussels Post, 1919-9-11, Page 4hr••••elt0i,
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1'LIiJ1:51>Ay, SEPTEMBER ix, e1'7
B
Iuevala
NOTNS 6 Gannet,s'.
M Ll all 1 JIM
ruined are at pieeent 'isitin rt'ht.
I'vet, in Tot tutu. -Ball Alt cheeon lute
returned to rt ark with the G. T, R. at
+toney Creek, --Albert and Mee. jack -
ear event a few days last week with
friends at. Allenfurd.--Auulve1sary
.eerviren in Methotli't church here last
Sunday, Sept. 7th, Rev. MI. Olys.•
ate, h'brdwieh, in cliched at 11 a. tit.
tic p. n1. -D. •e,• t
.5relGl l,ruy, Chlrago, is
la re el t vie]
t s 1 1111 with h •'s
his el el'
p gt
Mrs WThorne
m u.--M.en;ve
i s
Masters and sirs. Jas. Higgins, Ote
troit, spent the week end at the home
of Vii, J. Masters Quite a number,
from here took in the Toronto Fair
last week.--Robt. G. Casetnore, Mtuli-
etique, Mich., is calling on old friends
here at paesent.-Rev. F. Burgess wits
holidaying at Union and Detroit.
Belgrave
Rev, A. L. Budge, Hamilton, was a
cane' on village friends,
ilii•. Bricker, of Fordwich, was in
the village on Monday of last week,
Miss Cora Armstrong successfully
passed the middle school examination
and will be attending Normal.
The entertainment given on Mon-
day evening Aug. 25th under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid of Knox
church a was decided a t e success. The
speaker of the evening, Major J. 0,
Tolmie, Windsor, delighted the
audience with his epleudid address,
The opening number by the choir, the
duet by Rev, and Mrs. Davison and
the solos by Miss Margaret Gaieties,
Bluevale and Jas, Taylor were much
appreciated as was also the readings
by Miss Mabel McDonald, \Vingham,
Proceeds amounted to $42 50,
Methodist Church Auuirerenty will
he held Sunday and Monday, Sept. 14
and 15. Rev. H. B. Paruaby, Ph, B.,
"f Elitnville, a farmer pastor, will
preach on Sunday at 11 t'.. m. and 7 p.
10. Special music by the choir in the
morning and by a double Male Quar-
tette from Brussels and WIngham in
the evening, A grand concert will be
lletd Monday evening. R..B. Piercy,
the talented Eloeuttntuit, of Niagara
Nails, Prof. Cowell, Frank Bill and
ethers, of \Vinghatu, will give vocal
and instrumental numbers, and an A
I time is promised. Admission 25 and
15 cents. See the bills.
Belgrave blanch of the Women's
Institute met at the home of Mrs,
John VanOarep, Aug. 19, girl mem-
bers of the Institute giving the pro-
gram, which wits as follows :-Solo,
Lulu Procter i recitation, Beatrice
Fairservice ; violin solo, Maude Bell ;
recitation, Gladys Fairservice ; solo,
Nora Van Camp ; reading, Edith
Procter : instrumental, Hazel Wil-
liamson ; paper by Hazel Taylor,
after which lunch was served by the
girls, which was much enjoyed by all,
.'Hiss Hazel's contribution was as fol-
iews :- M AD.:kat PRESIDENT AND
L:tDIE8,—I have taken for my subject
today Music as I thought this subject
had not been given before in your In-
stitute. The thought has often come
to me as to what a beautiful gift
music is and that everyone should
take every opportunity of educating
themselves along that line, Music is
healthful. There is no better cute for
bad humor and 00 medicine more
pleasant to take. Let everyone be-
come outsider's and surely they would
become living souls. The human
voice is the most perfect musical in-
strument ever made and well it might
be for it had the most skilful Maker,
Music is like the angel -whisperings of
kind words in the hour of trouble.
Who can he angry when the volee of
love speaks in songSing to the
wicked man, to the disconsolate to the
sufferer, to the old and to the children
for mttsie will inspire them all. Child
ren should be taught to sing when
quite young, for what is sweeter than
the songs of innoeent childhood, so re-
fining and refreshing, Music sweetens
the cup of bitterness, lightens the
burden of life, makes the heart.
routageous and the soul cheerfully de -
.out, Into the soul of childhood and
y:nrtlt it pours a tide of redeeming in -
Influence. When we think hots much
die world wants awakening we can
think of no power better calculated
to do it than what dwells in the
mysterious melodies of music. Every
song soothes and uplifts. It is ,just
possible thatat times a song is as
good as a prayer, Otte of the great-
est attractions for old an u
d. young
when visiting our cities is the musicc
that may be heard there. I know of
nothing more genial and heart-warm-
ing than to hear the whole family
join in hymn For song. They will
love each other and their home better
for it. Songs ]earned in childhood
are like birds nestling in the bosom ;
their notes will be.heard and loved in
after years. The hymn sung by EL
mother to her little boy may in after
clays be a voice that will recall him
from ruin. No family can afford to do
without mimic. ft ie a luxury, an
economy, all alleviator of sorrow and
a giving sf enjoyment, 8 protection
against vice and an encitetnent to
virtue. Music will,help to make your
honer attractive, contribute kindly
feeling '
and love.
Shaw Ise the family
where For
h e i rtlmn.ici•
�
s b Cultivated, where
tilt.atentsFichildren are accustom.u
ed often
to mingle their voices to-
gether 1n song and you will see one
where peace and harmony and love
prevail and where great vices have
no abiding place. I know no mol e
agreeable and interesting spectacle
than that of your brother's and sietet s
playing and singing together those
elevated compositions in music and
poetry which gratify the taste and
purify the heart. You shall not fail
to consider the great value of borne
music. Educate yourselves to sing
and play so that you call produce
sufficient amusements at home and
sorrow and pain will be forgotten.
Let 08 revive old tunes and the beat of
the latter ones, "A merry heart and
a singing voice cloetb good like ; a
medicine."
"When griping grief the heart doth
wound,
And doleful dumps the mind op-
press,
Then 'music with her silver sound,
Withapeedy help doth lend retirees."
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EAST HURON FALL FAIR
1
BRUSSE.S
Tuesday and W.:,.dnesday
Sept
1 91 9
&17
Speeding Contests
2.20 Trot or Pace •• Purse $125.00
Hobbles allowed. Mile heats 2 in 3.
Purses -150, 26, 15 cold 10 per cent
2.30 Trot - Purse $100.00
Mile heats 2 in 3 Purses -50, 25, 15 and 10 per cent
Local Trot or Pace Purse $25.00
Hobbles barred, Purses -$12.00, $8 00 55.00
Running Race - - Purse $20.00
Purses -31000, $5.00, 33.00, $2.00
Imitated by A. 0. Baeket, W, 8, Sinclair, Geo, Muldoon and P, Scott
Committee reserves right to name situ tere in Inst two races.
ATTRACTIONS
BOYS' RACE, under 14 years, 100 yards
BOYS' RACE, under. 10 years, 50 yah ds
GIRLS RACE, under 15 year s, 1003 at ds
GIRLS' RAC':, under 10 y'ea's, 50 yet de
BEST FANCY DRILL by School Pupils. Not less than 12 1101' mol e thou
24 persons in each 6 00 3 (0 2 00
Pupils and teachers admitted free to Fair.
POTATO RACE ON HORSEIIACIf-Three potatoes for each ern pet ilor
will be placed 100 yards fl t m stet ting point. Ct mpetitors stand by
horee, mount and ride to fir et potato, diner unt end pick up petals,
remount and ride back to star th.g point, dismount and put potato in
pail-: el eating the operation fou each potato. let, $1.50 ; 2nd, $1.00;
31d, 50c, No entrance fee.
ls'r 2ND 3RD 4Tsr
'15 50 25 25
50 25 25 25
75 50 25 25
50 25 25 25
Special Prizes
THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA offers $15.00, divided :-let $10,004 2nd.
$5.00 for the best 'wise and buggy owned told driven by a farmer or
farmer's son being resident in the Townships of Gtey or Morris.
THE STANDARD PANE iffers $15.00 for the best exhibits of cattle,
divided :-1st, $7,00 ; 211d, $5.00 ; 3rd, $3.00.
J. T. WOOD offers $2 00 fee beat pair, $1,00 for 2nd prize, and $2.00 for
best pen, any breed of Sheep.
GEO, THOMSON' offers 50 tis. Five Roses Flour for best two loaves of
Hume -made Bread.
JAS. BALLANTYNE cffers $1,00 as 2ud prize for Home-made Bread.
DOWNING BROS. cffei 3200 for best collection of Poultry.
W, B. EERR will give '1 i,w Pose' for a year fat best tun loaves of Home-
made Bt sad : ural 'J Hes PoaT for a year for best 3Ibs. Butter.
WILTON' & GILLESPIE eller $1,25 as let and 75e as 2ud prize for beet
two loaves of Brown Bread.
MRS. JANE THOMPSON offers goods valued at $2.00 for beat Collection
of Preserved Fruits,
A. STRAOHAN offers $2.00 cash for beet Oollection Asters, 4 varieties,
WALKER & BLACK offer $2.00 for lady winning most let Ptizee in
Ladies' Work,
JAS. FOX offers a piece of Lintoge China valued at $2,00 for one winning
greatest number of let Prizes for Flowers.
ROBT. FERGUSON offers a $15,00 pair of Pants made to measure for
hest Collection Farm Produce.
CHAS. POPE offers $200 for best Collection of Vegetables.
SAM. \VEINSTEIN otfets $2.00 for best Fleece Wool on sheep exhibited,
STEWAR'L' BROS. offer $10.00 for best 10 lbs. Dairy Butter, divided :--
1st, $5 00 ; 2nd, $3 00 ; 3rtl, $2.00,
JOS. QUERRIN offers $10.00 for best 10 lbs. Butter, same so become hie
property.
W, F, STRETTON offers $0.50 Serving Tray for the best pair of Dressed
Ducks, same to become his property.
W, P. FRASER offers $1.00 for best pair Single Comb R. I. Reds, Cock-
erel and Pullet,
ANDERSON BROS. offer $5.00 as let prize for Ladies' Driving Contest.
MALCOLM FRASER offers $2.00, 2nd prize for Ladies' Driving Contest,
JAS. FIENDERSON offers $200 for test Draft Team.
JNO: LOGAN offers $200 for best bus, Spring Wheat, any variety.
FRED. STEPHENSON offer a $1.00 as 2nd prize for Spring Wheat.
G. C. MANNERS offers $200 whip for beet Gents' Driving Outfit.
W, ,1. MCCRACKEN offers $3.00 as let and $2.00 as 2ud prize for beat two
loaves of Bread made from Onremee Flour.
W. A, GREWAR offers $1 26 box Chocolates for beet Pencil Sketch of
Age icaltural Hall, and 750 box for 2nd,
DR. 1. T. MORAE offers $6.00 for best Essay on recent 010 Boys' Re-
union, not to exceed 500 words, open to Brussels Public School pupils
including those who recently passed Entrance, 2nd, $8.00, by John
Ferguson ; 3rd, $1.00 by V. Sinclair.
13. S. SCOTT, Miss Morris, F. S, Scott, Dr, Hamilton and M. Black offer
Prizes of 3400, $3111), $2110 and $1,00 for best Essay ou 010 Hoye' 1ie-
union, not to exceed 500 words, open to Continuation School pupils.
MiSS KATHLEEN WILTON offers $1.00 for best Map of Huron County,
marking townships, towns and villages. open to Room II pupils.
]MISS FLO. BUCHANAN (Sets $1,00 for best Sunflower, confined to
pupils of Primary Rouen.
MLSS ANNIE GEDDES c lf,'re $1.00 for best British Union Jack painted
in water colnts, open to pupils of Room III.
DR, WHITI'.r, offers $1.00 for hest Barred Rock Cockerel anti Pullet.
J. 0. HABKIR.K (dere $2,10 for best Buggy Horse.
BAEJfER 13ROS, offer $2.00 for best Fat Heifer.
W. 4. SCOTT offers $1.00 for best pair of 1910 Chickens, any variety,
F. R. SMITH offers $1,00 for 1st and 75c for 2nd prize for best Collection
Potted Ferns and Potted Tuberous Begonias, not less than 6.
GERRY & WALKER offer $2.00 Set Nut Cracker and Picks for best col-
lection of Potted Plants not mentioned in list.
Gran
Concert in Rink
WEDNESDAY EVENING
First-class Talent in the persons of
Messrs. Brazil) White & Co.
TORONTO •
An A 1 Orchestra Piping nd Highland Dancing
p9 9 9
lucknow Cornet Band and Kincardine Pipe Rand
Will supply Music for the Fair.
,ANO. FERGUSON, M. BLACK,
Secretary.
President.
iS'/4.1.. o limed
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Myth .... . -Sept. 22 213
lit recede Seta. 01.17
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Ex. tor .....,......Sept 1G 111
(Inl le .... ..Oct, 4
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(40derirh................ ...... -Mein, 15 17
llarriston Sept. 2523
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Kirktnu ...... .....Ocl,2 8
Listowel . Sept, 18.11)
Learnt t Wee" ern Nair 1 .. .Sept, 8-13
I,urknow .. Sept, 25-20
{Idm nY Sept, 15-10
Mlltttt...........................'pt.a 20
Mitchell 'Sept, 2324
STARTLING
EVIDENCE AN THE
TEMPLETON CASE
PROOPS611m81Ti'ED By BIETURWED sOg•
DSRlts D1sivaLe e'UBa scs BURPTIcessE
Public interest in the Templeton ease
has been accentuated by a volume of
further evidence which has been sub-
mitted to prove tltatTempleton's Rheu-
matic Capsules do remedy Rheumatism,
Sciatica, Gout, Luinbago and many of
their kindred dieeases.
Can i of if ad aus d er • o from
the froIIG claim
that these capsules were of theutmost
benefit in relieving them of sciatic pains
and preventing the development of rheu-
matic troubles. One well known Can-
adian General was a constant user of
T.R.C.'S and his persistent demand for
them is proof that they gave him the
relief he sought.
lvfen such as our Canadian soldiers
are not prepared to make false state-
ments. T,R,C: S fixed them up and they
are glad to say so in order that others
May benefit by their experience. There
is no denying the feet that T.R.C:S do
all we claim they will. Convince your-
self. Try thota
Ask your Druggist or write Foe for our new
booklet; itis interesting and costs you nothing
m(Tnetul pl192 King West, Toronto)
. We
T.ut.e,'s luvweere
oil receipt of $1.01.
Sole agent in Rru++els, JOS. Fox, Druggist.
THE
Temperance' Referendum
Act 1919
Form 10
Ontario Election Act 1918
(Referred to in Section 34)
Notice of Sittings of Revising Officers
Electoral District of Centre Huron
To Wits
Take notice that the Voters' Lists for polling
subdivisions numbered 1 ani 2 In the mantel.
polity of the Village of Brussels ; numbered 1,
8 and 4 in the Town of Olinton ; numbered 1,
2, 5 and 4 in the Township of Colborne ; num-
bered 1, 2, 8, 4,6, 0 and 7 in the Town of Gode-
rich; numbered 1, 2, 8, 9, 6, 6 and 7 in the Town-
ship of Grey ; numbered I, 2, 8, 4, 5, 0 and 7 in
d
the Township of Hullett • numbered 1, 2, 8 an
4 in the Township of McKillop ; and numbere
1,2.8,4 and 5 in the Town of Seaforth hay
been prepared by the enumerators anti hay
been delivered to the Clerk of this Board 11
the Returning Officer ;
And that His Honor, Judge Lewin 5.' Dick
son, has been appointed Itevising Officer fo
the purpose of hearing eon] plain be and appeal
as to the said lists for the Town of Goderich
His Honor Judge 79 15, Lewis has been ap
pointed ,Revising Officer for the purpose o
hearing aompinints and appeata as to the sal
fists for the Township of Grey and the Vitiate
of Brussels ;
R. G. Reynolds, Esq., has been appointed Re
vishig Officer to hear eomplafnte and appeal
as to the said Voters' Lietofor the Township
of Colborne and Hullett ;
D. McDonald, Esq., bas been appointed Re•
vising Offline to hear complaint, end appents
as to the said Voters' Ltets for the Township
of Ma5lllop and Town of Seaforth;
0. Seagor has been appointed Revielna Offic-
er to hear complaints and appeete es to the
saki Voters' idsts for the Town of Olinton,
Aud further take notice that the sittings of
the said Revising Officers will be held tie
fol.
tows :—
In the Chambers of His Honor Judge Dick -
eon, in the Court House, Town of Goderich, an
the 24th day of September, 1919, to hear Qom.
plaints as to the maid Voters' Lists for pollitt
sub.divislons 1, 9, 8 and 4 in the said Town of
Gedertch • •
In the Chambers of His Honor Judge Dick-
son, in the Court House Town of Godertoh, on
the 26th day of September, 1910, to hear coin•
plsbntnns.to the said Voters' Lists for polling
subdivisions Nos, 6, 6 and 7 in the said Town
of Godertah;
In the Township Hall, Ethel, on the 24th day
of September, 101e, to hear complaints and Fop-
penl oa Grey t a said Voters' Lists for the Town.
shiIn the Town Hall, Brussels, of the 27th dny
of September, 1019, to hear complaints and tip -
peals ne to the sale Vetere' Liebe for the said
Village of Brussels 1
In the Township Hall, Carlow, on the .24111
dny of September, 3010, to hear complaints and
appeals as to the said Voters' Lists for the
said Township of Colborne;
In the Townahtp Hall, Londesboro', on the
26th dity of September, 1019, to henr onptaints
end appeals ss bo the said Ve
Voters' Lids for the
said Township of Hallett ;
In the Toren 11011, Ssaforth, on the 24th day
of September, 1919, to hear complaints and
up
PawlsnpothME1Vopol;ers' Leda for oho said
In the Town Hall, Sentorbh, on the 26th day
of September, 1019 to hear sonpisitlta and e -
peale as to the said Voters' Lists for the said
Town of Seaforth •
In the ToWn Hell, Clinton, on the 24E11 day of
September, 191 t
e a to hear complaints Ire and a1t-
Tow as to lite maid Voters' Lute for the said
Town of Olhnton;
Such enttinaS to naarmenee et T9 o'clock in
the forenoon.
And farther take notice that any voter who
dosing to complain that the dames anyy per -
sone
entitled to be entered the Fol Mita
have been emitted from the HMO, orb at the
ImmBs of permute 1 are I1 tit
p o s entered to tea i,mato oe
eaters hn6 cLeenysbf before
the lists, fixed
for
tone than 6 slosh days ishig ' fi a rate ly, oot for
theplc sittings appeal ti to havein s oWuoer, me o o the
plain or t807of terve person
own saute or the
name; n any move person esaid Ho s. en•
toted fu h removed from the said listp,
And further ice i notice that such appeals
mutt be signed
notice welting in the d given or
form t' sed at
the residents() nod given or
1for him f his r0selct da 07 pthee of hoot•
11000hon Or before Ore rotonoid dots to the Cork o1
the Ii,, 0 X ox, Go e,o tot, 5 :—
To 1,, Goderich, nt t. the said lists
for the lt Town of sGoderichwesi' to r yH.; Maodon•
aid, Ethel, for the Township of Grey; to P. S,
Scott, Briseels, for the Village of Brussels ; to
Teens Hetherington, R.,, 1,Sttoppnrton, for
the Township of Colborne to J. )lstt ted,
onderboro', for the Township of Hellen ; to
81, Murdie, R. R,1, Senforth, for the Township
of wn ofTop; to 4..A. Wilson, doaPort, for the
Town of lion Porth ; to D, L.1klncPherson, Olin•
ton, for the Town of Clhrton,
tLEWIS H. DIOJCSON,
Chairmen Voters' Registration Board,
County of Huron,
Coplee of the Vetere' Theta may be aeon1ith
the Muntstttel Clarke, Post Minters, 2,.1. D.
Cooke, Goderich, 'Mier Eotmorater • the
Meal0-Numeratorsfor the several polling
sib-divls)one ; the membors of the Various
Municipal Caanotls, and with the undersigned,
0. S1tAGER,
Clerk Voters' Registration Roera,
Goderio t,
9
Te balence of imphementi nod furinitere it.• U 7, Oen s 16, 13rey,
s is offered by private stile, its follows :-1 mow.
er Oft rut, 130.boolh steel rake, 1 separator
' (500 lbs.), 18•herse diso (ten,, a pressure lever),
p : 1 helper calf 16 months old I) lung cow in 0,11,
1 cow 111 pig, 1 sotind bay horse 4 } ,•ars old, 1
e sound horse 7 years old, set rlot(ble hat nese,
1 Quebec Heater coal etove, 1 wood stove, 1
cupboard, 1 kitchen table, 1 solid oak hail
e stand, 10 hens and roaster and 1O pnllets,iquan•
s Gity of w d real P A
eithe.tiaef) 0. isltf;e
AUCTION HATE Illy PA1161 t1Ur5i, bit
1.,.+,n NTN 11,--I h Meat, AlttJlleor
hing b, e11 Ill Ll LIC61 ,1 by tie1,t nitAlural titlt lI Rillto pelf
1
Sly nth l ' ott Gina et N 11 Lai le, tion d, Morrie,
ou 11'1 idnv, Sept• lith, at ces, ris uly
it1gV1110111/10 property l h r e Pare old, I
mere }
tars ld,t hor 1 riming 6J'•s
•2
coin 2 yttuv old,t r lelray eine to calve
dvse
about Motel' letvow with calle1
feet, 4
111110b 000.82 nuppnned with halt loom cite to
calve in alma 2 menthe, herfere supposed
withonll, 1 heifer 8 years old, 1heifer 2 veers , '
old, 2 steers 2 year's old, 8 el eer01 year old, 0
Itetters 1 year old. 1 oolves, number of sheep e
1 brood sow with 12 pigs 2 hocks old at time of r
Bele, 2lege (ehnultsl 1 menthe old, 1 brood note
due to farrow early in November, about 80
hone, about OU inlets, 1I young ducks, 1 Collie
dog, 1 Prost 8 wand hinder, 1 Deering mower•
nearly new. I Need drill, I Datsy morn, I out.•
ter, 1 hay rose, 1 tenger bus, 1 get Barrows, I '
nn• plow, c Fol
I w I walking • Doe ,tut • reek, 1
1 I a t d
} I
reel 1 i, 1 ,n n abet
c , elttr Int .s of th 1 set air h l
t o g
e n •s' 1 I ton c
s Wen, 1 crib, 1 non m wand roost', 11 I
er1lance, 1 wood hinter, 1 Empire orenm selernt.
al•, I lawower' Nearly nes 1 baby untrue, 2
ahnielten broo oders, 1 incubator, 1 °money nod
rage, 1 pig trough, about 1 acre of fodder Dorn,
about 1 Fiore of green feed, n quentity of hay,
lout or ant sheaves, quentity of green feed,
about 6U bus nixed grain, about 76 bus. Blaolc
Beauty tette. n quantity of straw to bo fed on '
rated t`C+r haw s
A fine 140 neve Oulu for gale le the I •,ratty oP
Huron, Mot nt' lua•t 1,11 Inns tuuwn,; 1. 11(('1,
Mtge brlrl. li'ro,nud hat u' Nttb 1,rnuel11J
sur,'ouebtigs ; levet bank Inure, dl bung sho11.
t dgcoout•bulf din s. Por futher pitmen.mes
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l0 'f1A'bo[1 6
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,.x11 nnn•s rstuhl f the AIN. I 1
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Creu,bruulr, ..
pinca, i sore of potatoes, chains, forks, shovels
Foul nnmoroua other articles. Terms—Sims
of 56.110 and wader caeh ; over that amount 0
non the credit given an fnrniahtng approved
joint antes. 6 per cent off for cash on credit
1 0100nts. Hay, grain and potatoes:wish. sale
without reserve as proprietor is going West.
UEC. M7LLER, Proprietor.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.—In the
matter of the estate of Thomas
Garnlas, tato of the Township of
Morris, In the County of Huron,
farmer, deceased.
Nrlice ie line, by given pursuant 10 "Tlio Re.
viseli tttntoi05117 Ontario," that I
Goof
and 01.1,0 having Mailing against the
a tete or
the mild Thum a of A 0 n•h (Hod1 n or
about rho 1.lth day of Ant,2 t dam IOet orf
rber. 8, , 119 before to
en the 2po dpiy Geoid .Wr•ttem-
livr. A, D , ]W9,er sgne by e t pe 01t e est
liver and
the undersigned the
eo the last
Will and. Testament of the anld d Surnames Brussels P. n0 , descriptions, ptions,at end surnFonos
Ianaddof their
and datum,
a stat the fill partici'.
lflra of their elnima, the statement of their ac-
counts and the nature of the 0ecur)tiON (if any)
)Geld by them.
And further take notice that after such loft
mentioned date the said Executor will pro.
need to distribute the insets of the deceased
among the perbiee entitled thereto having re-
gard only toy Maims of which he shall then
]rove 'tatioa, and the said Executor will not
be liable for the said studs or tiny part 'there-
of to any person or persone of whose claim
notice shell not have been reaelved by hint nt
the time of such distribution.
Dated at Brnsseln, this 1st dny of Sept ember,
A. D. 1910.
0'. M. SINCLAIR,
10.9 Executor of the lest 10111 of ,t es et it.
Tenders
For tete purpose of settling up Ole affairs of
the estate of the lata Thomas Gant les, tenders
will be received by the undersigned Executor
of the last Will and Testament of the decea'•
ed, uptoSaturday noon, the tweet) -seventh
day of September, A D. 1910, for the following
valuable properties, 11010e1y:-
11) The South Half of Parte Let No Four-
teen in the. Third Conceseton of the Township
of Morrie, contnipittg one hundred iteree of
land, more or less ;
_
of thelTownl hip ofer SGeey, toonta)nhtg ones henn
dred sores of laird more or less ; and
(8) That portion of Village Lot number One
Hundred on Tnrnberry street in the Village
of Brueeels, known as the Geodes store
All of the above properties are free from en-
cumbrance and the titles t)tereto are Indisput-
able.
Further particttlat•0 luny be ebtahned by
prospective porelinrora on applieetien to the
undersigned.
The highest or any other tender not neces-
sarily oeeepted
Dated this 2nd day of Set' tember, A.D. 1019,
10-4 W. NI 81N 'LAIR,
Executor Thomas Garnios, diceased.
For Sale
Oe y er ,e r live met 0-
ments were all new Inst year and will be offer-
ed until ail are disposed itI
P. HAS'I' W ELL, Propm fetor.
Tenders
Tenders will be received by the iuidergtgaed
up to Sept. 16th, 1910, for the coeatrnetton of
sewer of William street, in the Village of
Bruoeele. Plane and eeeeltioetions may be
seen at the of$oe of the (park of the Mnnieipal-
ity. F. 8 -`O Village Clerk.
Farm for Sale
Being Lot 19, Con, 0, Grey township, omit net -
In g 100 sores, all ander cultivation, Comfort-
able frame house, bank barn, good orchard,
drilled well and never failing spring, 2 miles
from Ethel and 7 miles from Brussels. School
within It mile. Farm must be sold to close the
t. further For.etlsr0 14 00r r
estate,. Nor14_2p tf t 1 in
orerms; O.
B apply P, W. Q, POLLARD, 1Bthnl;
JNO. BATIMAN, Brttsaels,
Farm for Sale
Paris for sale, aontnining 973'4 tie! no, town-
ship Maryborough, Ord Cott„ 7 ,,les trout Lis-
towel mrd 8 from Tra10a elation, 0 P. 11., 54
mile Prole thriving village, with school,
ohuroh, eco. Fm•10 is well watered. Comfort-
able Sonia been 60 feet ',genre, with stabling
underneath. Water to cables, Teruto easy
Por further >nrtieu tare imply to
M1113, WILSON MORAY, Listowel, R. 11. 8.
Farm for Sale
Undersigned offer for ante hie 100 sore farm,
Lot 82, 701 Con. Town0tttp of Gray. On 011411.
11300 are a good Prime h one° with cellar, bank
bar Hand n good vole chive.oThis
n we g
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farm i Isall aloat•ed is at»on sr. h0 are . front
g t eat D
i eti a Dat11.
weeds and in l 1f 1 &late of et tivattoh
For furthor per GiculnrS n 1plr to
8.8 GEO. EMIR, Efanrryn.
Farm for Sale
Fine 100 acre farm for stile, being Lot 25, Oon,
14, Grey township. 90 nem cleared, inhume
me
Hugh and, pasturo. Good buildings, oonetnting
of frame houee, batik barn, driving shed and
up•Oo•elate poultry house, Good renter, windd•
mill, 1e. 4 miles from Ethel end 254 ratios
from McNattght, on (1, P. R. For further par.
Mutant -as to price, terms, am, apply on the
pretOnbpen or If by letter tnT r 1VTLL AMS0N,
Bull for Service
The indersigned will keep for servioo, on Sc
Lot 80, Con. 2, Morrie totem.); I p, the Sloe&'1>r'e d
Short Rolm Bull, Gainford of Salem, No.
.00410=. Sired by Gainford Marquhi 11008001 ;
bein Mildred VII by Royal manor (18909. Ped.
terse may be P0011 011 applioabton. Terms—
$10.00 few thorn' -brads payable at tits of ner-
vlee with privilege to ranee. l,, GI•ade COWS not
showed. TIMOS, PI1D110E,
Proprietor,
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