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Best Cough Remedies Paper Covered Books
Blood Root Cough Cure- 150 each
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Cherry
Bark Cough Cure -
25e and eoc bots.
Laxative nn
ti a Broo Quinine -
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uintne-3"c hazes
Rexall Cold Tablets- 250 boxes
• Scott's E!nulsi0n-
75e & $l? $o bots.
• ▪ Rexall Prep, Carl Liver Oil--••
Same bots.
Wampole ., foal Liver Oil-
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Formolid'rhroat Easc-
+ la. and 25c pktte.
Syrup of Tar with Cod Liver Od
35c buts.
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Stood Comb. have been very hard
to trot,
Rubber Combs, Flexible, well
male. coarse and tine teeth -
250 and 35c each
}.arger':iz,• in the same kind of a
Comb- 5oc each
Robber Combs - Extra heavy,
large Combs, with either all :;
coarse teeth or cfine
coarse 1 and d s
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75c, � v� 4
These Combs will stand hard wear
and are most satisfactory in the end.
Home Dade Soap
GILLETT'S CAUSTIC SODA
in 5 lb, Tins. With this the work
is easy. Now is a good time to
make the Winter's supply of good
Hard Soap.
received a
receive},
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Weav
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Paper
popular new supply of the) t tter la p
Covered Bunks mud they include
titles by Southworth, M. 1,
Holmes and also the Mrrriwell
and Alger series Some of them
make good reading and they are
to be had at the popular price of
150 etch,
Two of this Beason's Books
Sky Pilot of No Man's Land
fly Ralph Couuor-$I 50
Same Bid Bili, Eh Mahle
At 751
Tooth Brushes
Hetes Brushes each in a separ-
ate box- 35c each
Tooth Brushes with celluloid
itan:tles- 25c, 35e h: 400
'!both Brushes --- Burne handles
and good bristles- 25c & 350
OtherBrushesare to be had at
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t 200 each
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Reliable Tooth
Preparations
-Rexall Tooth Paste.- 2fe
Pepr.odrn)t'rooth Peal 9- Sac
-KlenzoTooth Paste- 350
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-Pyorrbocide Tooth Powder -
$1.0o
-Antiseptic
Tooth Powder -
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NOVEMBER,
GE'r ready for Winter.
NAVY League of Canada. Roost it.
CHAUTAU9UA.-Get a c00r:e ticket and
enjoy the coming 5 entertainments. All
promise to be good.
DRMo^ts-SRA'rlua at Wiltoui;& Gilles_
pie's stole Friday of this week, to ex
teem the advantage of the Fireco Range:
Read their advt. and see the stove,
PLENTY of water now in the Maitland
to supply power for the Chopping mill
doing away with the necessity of the
-team engine. Mill runs every day now,
Tax Collector Oliver is notifying the
ratepayetrs what their liabilities are. See
will he added after December 14th.
Mrs. Wm. Ross was the first person to •
pay this year's rate.
Jeer 3 people responded to a mil to
discu::s what would be done to aid
',ailore' Navy Fund. The trio was Mrs.
P. Scutt, B. S. Scott and W. H. Kerr,
' • W here were the q Y'
AUCTION SALE -- +attrday afternoon of
this week Auctioneer Stott wilt sell tt,
head of youug cattle at the Central
Stables, at 2 p. m , also a 5 year old roan
draft tutu e for Thomas Bird Now is
your cbance if you wish to secure a sup-
ply. See the bills.
MARRIED, -02 the evening of Outob•
e1' 2211d, W. W. Sf101dice, a well known
resident of Grey township, and Miss
Lizzie t'ardiff, daughter of the late Inn,
and Mr,. Cardiff, of Brussels, were un•
iced in marriage;at St. John's Rectory,
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byRev,
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1 friend n \ .
for many old g
happiness and prosperity.
Hem, a desetving came in the Navy
League of Caned t when the Collectors
„all on you. Canada Met many a sea-
man during the war and members of
their families need help. Had it not
been for the Uncoilquernble character of
the British Navy in the past tvsr we
wonder when, (.'lu oda would have been
today. Read about it and let Brussels
and locality add their quota to help the
Dau ee.
Some 9015 MRS F, W. BUCIIANAN.--
As Miss Mina McKelvey, Brussels, has
Withdrawn from the London Free Press
Contest MMIIV, F. W. Buchanan. Wing -
ham, solicits the goodwill and help of
the people III chi:: community In hor
candidature. Suhscrfptione. new or
renewal, lett at 'Tice Pose' will be for-
warded to Mrs. Beehaunn. Her hus-
band lost hie life in the recent war in
Frani n. Vour Help will he appreciated,
THE FLAX Mtu.. --In the course of au•
other week the "liftiug" will be cola•
pleted and work outside will be well
0(50910cd away. Work is to progress 011
the boiler tubes for the still and the new
iimokestack is nearly ready et. the Pope
ulachine shop, 15 et:Melling knives will
he in operation when everything is ram,
pieta. A set of weigh !males has been
put in and the roadways to the build -
togs given a good cont of gravel, Fore.
elan Isaubofer looks carefully atter the
work and owing
to the initial season he
has had A particularly busy time.
PRESENTATION -Tuesday evening or
last week the member's of the Class
in Methodist Sabbath School wait-
ed on Freed, J Wood, President of the
class, and presented him with en
aluminum double roasting pan, As it
token of goodwill over bis recent mate
triage, Pert Lott ruatle an appropriate
presOntt ton speech and W. J. MoCrack-
en handed oyer the gift. Fred's reply
was Miele neat and sweet. A pleasant
welting was enjoyed after which the
Visitors were kludiy taken totheir hames
111 ,Mr, Wood's carr,
HOG market continues to lower,
A number of Sohool Reports are left
over until uext week.
THE first real touch of Winter present-
ed itself Tuesday and Wednesday iu the
shape of light snowfalls. We may, get
some Indian Summer now before Winter
sets in,
8 Pros 8 weeks old, for sale. Phone 4111.
19.2 Wan. OLn89.
Rea found on gravel road North of Brussels.
Owner may have it by proving property and
paying for this notice. TteE Petra
A 4 -year-old Cow for cele, dee to freshen
about Nov.20 MARK L. CARO)99,
19.8 Phone 429 Lot 19, Con. 18, Grey.
SUALL sum of money found lit Fax's Drug
Store. Owner may have 14 by proving prop-
erty and paying for this notice.
BRo0D Sow for sale, due to farrow about
Dec. 5th. WM. ALDERSON,
10.15 Phone2617 7511 Line Morris,
PURE bred Oxford Ram and Ewe Lambe for
sale, CAMERON (:OCHRANE,
Phone 407 Lot 14, Con. 8, Grey.
20 PMS 5 weeks old for sale, T510R, MILLS,
Phone 4116 Lot 81, Con. a, Grey.
140015 well ripened Honey, mostly clover,
42.35 per 10 Ib. pail Guaranteed satisfactory.
G. A. DEADMAN,
FOR SAI,B,-Shropellre Rain. Phone 2417.
19-2 R.nrm. MRNA1(EY, Pen, 0, Grey.
7 Pros, 8?4 10005(10 old, for este.
Phone208 Ronm. MOALLISTER,
RICHARDS & Co, are giving extra values In
men's heavy working shoes, also men's long
rubber boots.
Fenn 0at0 for sale. ALRx menet.. Phone
8819, Morris.
14000 second hand buggy for sate. Steel
tire, areli axle. Phone 948. DUNCAN MOKIN
NUN, 9111 00,1, Grey township,
FOR 8A0E.-0 young Nwee and R Ram Lamb
lit for service, 1.On1s RoLL1NOEn, Phone 438
Poe SAme.-A number of Pigs it
eek, old..
t1s MaNA
Joon iN Phone 487.
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Pon SaLa .-Seoond bond Ford ear in good
eondlthul,h 0, RIaRA nDa,
Folt SAL8.-2 comfortable dwelling. houses,
T. 0. 1t1CRA8Da.
YOUNG girl wanted to learn pant and vest
making. Wages $8 50 a week to start with.
Apply to It. FFRUU809, Brussels.
Fos .AL1..-T11e eligible brick store and
dwelling combined, now ooeupied by Mrs:
.Tana Thompson. Per further particulars 89-
pply to ',i a5. ,T, G. Sxte4E, 28 Page street, Toren.
112,011(4. Wilton, Br0958)8.
DR. PARR ER, 05100patln0 Physician, visite
Brussels Monday afternoon of eaoh week,
Chronic and nervous diseases au00880fully
treated. Malts residenoea. 0on0nitatlon at
(Queen's Hotel.
NEXT 'i'nesday evening (Armistice
night) a dance will he held in the 'Town
Hall, Brie sets. Everybody is invited,
Blackstone G piece Otrhestra will rtip•
ply the music. Lunch will be served,
HYMENEAL -Tuesday afternoon the
matrimonial bow was tied at the Metho-
dist parsonage, by Rev, W. E Stafford,
13. A , between John G. Spelt, 6th line
Mortis township, and Miss Victoria
Amy Roe, only daughter of Fletcher
Roe, Grey township. After a short
wedding trip Mr, and hes.
S air will
take up residence on the groom's fine
farm. Maur' good wishes are extended
to the young couple in embarking 011
the matrimonial sea.
Chautauqua
Brussels
LYCEUM COURSE
Splendid Program
Marion Ballou Fisk
Cartoonist•Locturor
MONDAY, NOV, 10
Sydney Landon
Entertainer
WEDNESDAY, NOV, 6
Apollo; Concert Co.
SATURDAY, DEO. 20
The Liliou Kalani
Hawaiian Quartette
JANUARY 17
Vissochis Florentine
Musicians
MARCH 3
Plan of )reserved Seats upl')0
at Fox's DI ne Store as 9 a. tn.
Friday, Nov, 7th.
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orromormoolmmomosome
Ord[. your Winter's sup-
ply now and get them
under cover. There is
no niter light wood,
P. AM -ENT
Phone 16 r;1 BRUSSELS
Black. Evening's fun concluded by
company joining hauls and s aging
"Auld Lang Syne," The Society and
te..ehe s are to be congratulated on the
success of the gathering.
THE NAVY LEAGUE OB CANADA -
Bruset. \Ye.n1en's Institute Executive,
at A meellne geld Monday evening, de-
cided to make 1i canvass of the town anti
ceunnvs•de in the course of the next
telt' cloys 1,11 (be Navy League of Cana•
da 'Those vat so canvassed are asked
1" heed their offerings to 'Tee. Pos'r who
v:ill pass 1111111 on to the Treasurer,
t1.'t2 110 annually (181: 5 Sun a member of
the Nivy Letteue mud gives you "The
Sado," nt 1>•.: t1' De Associate member
t'n-ts )i.0u pet Leal. Objects of Lelt-
at,• n1',. Ir.lne ten el Campaign in
matter (.r 1:1.11,0g Io Navy and Mercan-
tile Marine, by lectures, literature or
readers n schools ; to raise feuds forre-
tilt of 1sr;rdt and C enadieo satl0t's ace
S WF:INFTEIN has Invested in a motor dependants,. for S tilors' Homes, h -
stuuecs 315)1 fl epitals nu Canada and the
l mp•ir• ; t5 cncouroge volunteer Naval
Brigade to receive practical and theoret-
ical iust(115,100 in seamanship to pte-
pate diets IOr service iu our mercantile
H
AI nillC Ca(Ada
uweR much 1
t0 tee
Bu= Navy who
have guarded our
shorts [or many a clay aid it is time the
Dominion was Hewing its interest in a
practical manner. A Naval policy for
Canada is Due of the big features of
prime uecee,ity Many a hardy sailor
who had his life died without peuslon
and this N.lvy League is to assist iu
cases of need sad see that the families
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' oF[ e noble beta
bereft h
allowed to suffer. 17,000 sailors were
lost daring the war. Leud a helping
hand to the collectors. No special sum
in asked for het as generous au offering
ae possible is hoped for. Any amounts
will be thankfully received,
truck Sam. is determined to he up to
the times.
51oeem10? Horse Fairs will be resent-
ed this season and will be held on the
usual dales.
First Fair will be Thurs-
day. December eth. See bills and
advt.
INTRREs'rtNO program was given by
Miss M Smith's class last Sunday after-
noon It [vas Mis,.ionire day Miss
White of Maryland, sang a choice Bolo
Offering WAS $7 00,
HEAR Mrs, Fisk next Monday in the
'town Hall. She is a Cartoonist and
Lecturer. Get a ticket for the Course
of 5 excellent entertainments to be held
in Brussels. Read list on this page.
SABBATH morning next Rev, R. Ful-
ton Irwin, Luckuow will preach in the
Methodist church here. H. Hopper,
Belgrave, will occupy the pulpit in the
evening Pastor will be at Luckuow
for the day.
HALLOWE'EN jokes, so called, were
about as silly as usual and in some cases
required to be labelled to be called a
joke as all, Innocent tun is gond in its
place but wanton destruction of proper-
ty that causes owners time and expense
to put back in place is no joke and
should be "cut out." The frolics were
put on largely by the juniors.
PLAN of reserved seats for the Chau-
tauqua Lyceum Course opens at Fox's
Drug store Friday morning at a, m.
Seats chosen hold good for the five en-
tertainments, hence if you wish a good
choice be on hand early. First enter-
tainment will be held next Monday even-
ing in the Town Hall when Marion
Bailout Fisk, Entertainerand Cartoonist,
wl;o comes splendidly recommended and
eivesa program you will never forget.
Hear her.
W C. T T.T. NOTES -Friday of last
week A 'thanksgiving Service was held
in the Audience room of the Public Lib -
12)y. eerier the auspices of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union, to return
thanks to the Heavenly Father for the
great victory for our Temperance army
After a short business session a service
of prayer and praise was held, Mrs. L
Skelton gave the bible reading and Mrs.
S. C. Wilson sang a beautiful sacred
solo, "We give Gnd the glory." We
know that while much has been achieved
much remains to be done hence we'll
carry on till complete victory is won and
the manufacture, importation, exporta-
tion and interprovincial traffic of liquor
is banished from nor land. E McGuire,
Pres. W. C. T. U , 13russels,
HALLOwE'EN LITERARY.- Thursday
eveuing of last week Brussels Continua
tion pupils he'd their Literary meeting
in Ole Town Hall instead of the school
house the Schon' Trustees, pastors and
THE PosT Editor and their ladies being
guests, plus the teachers of the Contin-
uation and Public Schools Platform
waselaborately decorated with symbols
of nit) Hallowe'en in the Way of pump
kin faces lighted up, &c, Wtaley Mc-
Cul0lheen, President, was chairman and
carried through the a
proceedings vet),
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teresting
Program was ntl r
cnnipete y g
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terestiug and well
reucle ed and 1
ed of the loll' wing ; •-Opening chorus
by the School ; recitation, Merjo'ie
Hoover; piano duet, Marguerite Wil-
ton and Edna McCall, "The Shepherd's
Evening Snne ; " debate, "Resolved
that superstitions are utter nonsense,"
off emotive taken by jim Armstrong and
lack Warwick, with negative in the
hands of Mary McNabb and May Arm-
strong Judges were M. Bleck, J. Fox
and W. H. Kerr who gave decision in
favor of the negative ; solo, Edea Mo..
Ca11 , guessing contest on the cat ; re.
citation, Florence Stewart ; Address,
Principal 13. S. Scott ; piano solo, Doro
thea Staffntd ; chorus by girls and boys ;
reading of Journal by Editors (Marguer-
iteWilkie and Ross Hunter); Fortune
telling by the witch (Evelyn Baker,) who
tendered wettable information concern -
tug Frarik Oliver, Ed, Martin. Jack War-
wick, B, S. Scott and M. Black 1 prome-
nade ; and coaeluding Contest. There
was much merrlinent, many good natter-
ed jnkelets and everybody had a good
time, A tasty lunch was served in good
style after which a hearty vote of
Literary e
thanks was passed to the Lt y So-
ciety on motion of 'Trustees Ross and
PKEsIN'rA'rION -Friday evening of
last week a contently of old friends Cal-
led at the home of Mrs, John Cardiff,
d re euted her with
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Pet cans
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he eve an electric reading lamp, on tl ve of
her cleparture front town to make her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Harry
BArtlif. . Clinton Mrs, Alex Bryans
read an address of regrets and good
wishes and Mrs M. Smith preseut013 the
gift. which was appropriately acknow-
ledged. Mrs. Cardiff has lived in this
locality for many years but on account
of failing health aid the fact that she is
now alone she decided to sell her
home Here and give u}1 housekeeping.
Mr, Cardiff died several years ago, The
good wishes of many old friends will Ac•
company her to Cliutou.
Running
Every Day
l3russels Chopping Mill
is now running every
week -day.
Prompt attandanea to work and
8atiefROtiotl assured is our rl1Ot(0,
JNO. LOGAN, Prop.
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I People We Talk About
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S. Carter made a business trip to Tor-
onto last week.
Miss Maude Swett is a visiter with
her sis!er, Mrs, Jas. Fox.
Harry Querin has returned to Galt
where he has a position.
Mrs. Wm. McCall was quite ill last
but is considerably Netter now.
Mrs. J. T. Roes was on the sick list
for past 2 weeks but is much improved
now.
Miss Vine. Bateman. Toronto, spent
the week end in town with relatives and
old friends.
Percy Thuell is back to town from
Rodney where he was employed in a
basket factory.
Walter and Mrs. Willismson and Mrs
Downing and Miss Margaret were %ilea -
ors with Stratford relatives.
toliss L`zzie Downing was iu Guelph
last Friday to visa her mother, who is
taking electrical 17009uent there,
Ivlrs, Elizabeth Procter, is visiting
relatives iu Loudesboro localtty. Her
health is not very vigorous we sorry to
state.
Miss Muriel Brothers, B. A , sailed
from Vanooltver, B. C., last Thursday
enroute to India where she enters the
lel lesion field at Co unlade.
Dr, W. E. tuned Mrs. Bryaus and sou,
of Lethbridge, Sask., were here for a
few a clays visiting the fo•nler's mother
and elver, John street, and other rela-
tives and old friends. The Dr, has
cone to Chicago to take a post graduate
course in X env work He was accom-
panied by etre Bryans but the laddie is
still remannnte with his grandmother
until their return.
Scss tch
Shorthorns
FOR SALE
John Barr will hold an Auction Sale
of Far111, harts Stock, etc., at
Lot 29, Con. 14, Hullett
Tuesday, Nov. 119th
In the list are 130 head of high class
Scotch Shorthorns (5 bulls and 25
females) s0 don't: miss it.
0A1'T. T. R014NON, JNO, 13AHR,
Auctioneer, Penprietor,
AUCTION KAT,II 011 _ HORSES. Thomas
Brown has been instructed to sell by pub -
Ile suction et Miller's hotel barn, Walton 66n
Friday, Nov. 14th, OamnlemOinit at 1 o'clock
sharp, 111e following 5-1 span et aged sorrel
mares, I blood !Hera 110 yours old, 1 5 year old
agricultural Verse, 1 draft hose 0 yearn old, 2
agrfoliteral horses 0 scars old, 1 draft colt 2
years old,1 ngrieultmral colt 2 ymire old, blood
dll, 2.yanrs 01d, 1 yeal'ling agricultural horse.
1 blood yearling, 0 blood colts belonging to
first 8 Maters mentioned. Shortage of feed.
reason for sale. Torme-A11 8111110 of $10 and
under (lash ' over that amount 10 months'
credit win let given on furnishing approved
joint notes. A disc0nnt of 5 per eent per nn•
num oft for melt.
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Household Goods for Sale
AT D. BLAKE'S
Lot 6Con. 13, Grey
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depend on what you
earn but on what you save.
The Standard Bank of Can-
ada can very materially assist
you to win success and secure
independence.
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i®a us develop your next film. Either dull or glossy
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dine Robert. '!'Be
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not as spells as his numerous trrcuds
would wish
Philip. Seel, who hits been Visiting in
this locality for abort) q months, left for
Escanaba, Miohtgau, last week, from
whence he will go to Munising, in the
same Slate, where he will reside with his
only [laughter, Mrs. Wm lohnsion.
ile a reveller. The
visitor
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is a brother of Chris, Seel, Btu. selsee"
ivlrs. Dr. McNaughton was at St.
Thomas attending the funeral of her
cousin, 50 the person of Freeman Bur-
gess, who died suddenly Wednesday of
last weak. He had gone to the base.
ment to fix the furnace and not return-
ing as emu as expected Mrs. Burgess
went to see what was the matter and t o
her sad surprise she found him lying
dead ou the floor. Deceased was ; heat
77 years of age and visited at Dr, Me-
Naughton's on various occasions.
Following articles aro offered by
PrIvato Salo
Kitchen -Mange, pester [moat or wood,,
theirs and other 51110051. Parlor -Library tab -
in and eludes to mn5nb, 1 willow rocker, t pis•
aeon chair, 1 ml8si511 grandfather's stock 1
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taber00t .for jardtet', 1 ebony jardenler
stand, 1 scalene' book 01,50 1 lathesdressing
gln8R, 1 mission mau1151 treining matte ventre
table, 2 hili trsOS, 1 meh0 any ()hair, 0 loather
Minus, t willow posh swing, 0 bedsteads and
5prings, 111)1rdsey5Maple dresser, 1Birdseye
Maple bedroom ronlcer,1 Rtrcloayo Maple rend.
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with glass,l1 white Pdresser,
tinier refrigeraltorlwoork
lined.,Uryltal maks), 1 laro chime eloeet 12
slayer shelves fitted with nitrem', 8 81(8110815*
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GALBRAITR.-111 Howlett township, on Nov.
lird l Galbraith, aged George Newton,
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20 days.
MOKINNEY--Suddenly in •Wroxeter, on Nov.
8rd,1019, Matilde M5K(iney,
bto ntner.-ln Morris township, o11 Novem-
ber 1st, 1010, Samuel McCurdy, aged 48
year's, a months and 15 days,
AUCTION SALES
WEDNESDAY, Nov. Ileo -Farms, Neral
850518, Implements, Household Furniture, &e ,
S, Lot 11, Con. 7, Morris. Sale unreserved, to
ridge estate of late George Pierce, nt 1 p. m.
Thames Pierce, Adntinletrntor, F, S. Scott,
Auctioneer,
TUESDAY, Nov, 25Th, -Farm Stook Impla-
nlenta, &o„ Lot 1, Con. 17, Grey' Sale mire•
served at 1 o'clock, Jelin Bennett, Prop„ F. S.
Scott, Ano.
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rich and wholesoume. Pr{ces
the stone as the (iteapet• tete-
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1158 oel'et uncorked it and elfted the
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nl0oth, 80011 the Darks awoke and be.
anise much disturbed. He milled for
the Conductor and asked ; :"Boss le der
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MARRIED
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eldest daughter of 15, 0. and Mrs. Ole -
Gowen, Blyth.
Snormi0a-CAnD119.-A1 St. ,Tohn's church
Rectory, Brussels, on October 22nd, 1910, by
Rev. H. Smith, Mr. W, 00. Slroldiee, Grey
township, to Miss 5lizabeth Margaret,
dauIter of the late ,Tohn Cardiff, Brussels,
St'nra-gP-58.-At the Methodist Parsonage,
Brussels, by Rev. W. B. Stafford, B. A., on
November 4541. 1010, Mr. John G •Spear, of
Morris township, to. Miss Irlorenoe Amy,
only danghtor or Pletcher Roe, Grey town-
ship,
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practically illustrate the: merits of this wonderful Range and you are cordially invited
to call and see its efficiency and economy,
Y O U I`; EE irF IT
You Are Daily Paying for it
Why Not Have It
A Fireco Range
so Per Cent Saving in Fuel
6o Per Cent Less Ashes
NO FIRES TO KINDLE,
Warm
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5o Per Cent More Cooking Surface
50 Per Cent Less Labor to Operate
NO MORE BLACK BOTTOM KETTLES
Cooler Kitchen in the Summer Time
Hot WaterDaY g D and Night
and
Holds Fire Over Night With Wood
Holds Fire Ninety Hours With, Coal
PERFECT BAKING WITHOUT IDAMPER OPERATION
Burns any kind of Fuel, No Dusty Ashes to Sift,
No more Black Leading to be clone,
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