The Brussels Post, 1919-12-4, Page 5121
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M. U. H., Village of Brussels,.
Phy-ectNr, Surgeon, Arnuuol:eur
7111ne at reaalenee, opposite Melville (Jhureh,
William street,
DR J. H. WHITE, B. A.
P11Ysll..'IAN AND 1tJnU1CUN,
Graduate Toronto University of Jdudlohte,
Speen% attention given to (Ilsansefi of children
and Surgery.
ORico: Dr. Bras Old Stand
Phone /IS Brussels
JAMES TAYLOR
Licensed Auetloneer for Huron Co,
Willson for an good 0,44s an any other 4,e.
thinner or chafe° nothing.
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Barristers, 8 -elicitors, Notaries Public,
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dune money -$2.50 per load,
P. AMENT
Phone 16 r3 BRUSSELS
It Pays to Patronize
) A Well-estttblisha;d School r,Q
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9 PiaioyH 1111 excellent reputation for htg)1 p,
grade busbies,' training and for anion lg
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W, J. ELLIOTT., PRINCIPAL •
t"a.tl`TCt RCb
Walton
%'hie 4 onlIiI y gave a fairly 140014 Ire.•
count 111' Itself in the Victory Loma
campaign.
\VIto will be the 1,l xr Reeve 111 Ale -
11 Mop is the tim,e3 1 Jrl,rl Al. (liven.
loci( steps 1,111 1141.111 1,14 aceeptl d higher
ho111,4's, lie wits it pentane 1(eeve,
Jamestown
Mrs Seed tzer, 0114k/tow, Flee leased
her 50 acres, 011 3,4 Goo„ (hey, .10
Colonel ()Holey, now living on the 4t11
Iioe Alortis.
'P4 nstees of the Ramsay Seined are
asking for it new teacher for 1020 for
their school, It is a cosy p111Pe See
the advt. in this issue.
J. 0. Miller & Son have put ('htesed
George
the l'Pe1ini, ,
al%( 111191 1
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wed, and are now in possession, 1110
balance of the family will be moving
in about a 0lnnth') time, \Vh1le re-
gretting their departure frmn this
locality we wish them the very best
possible s11ece,H,
'1'lte Leonard ttul tan 11111004' earl 1st
line, 11(00is township, has been old to
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ow lie ., 7
ID acres, 4unringU1 Jamestown.
1 bis 4114111 11,10 been 111 possceswn of
the 1(41111113, family foe many yeare,
Piesent temult is 1. VanGamp, who
has bought a farm South of 13elgrave.
Mr, and Mrs, Rattan live at Blnevale,
They took a house and lot in Wroxet-
er its part of the price,
Bluevale
AfA'1'R11toNiAL,-A pretty but quiet
wedding was solemnized on Wednes-
day, November 12th , at the home of
L, H. and blrs. 101111111, Bluevale,
when their second daughter, Clara,
wee united in marriage to Amide
Davidson, Detroit, 1\1(rh, Oeremouy
leas performed by Rev. F. Burgess,
Blnevale, in Lhe presence of
he immediate relatives and friends.
Wedding march Was played by Miss
Al. Lloyd, \Vin ham. Bride, who
was g(vee away 17y her father, looked
lovely in a suit of navy blue, with hat
faced with old rose, Following the
nerelnony refreshments were served,
and later rth'. and hits. Davidson!eft
for their home in Detroit.
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•Sruoo1, Rif.eme1•,--Following is the
report of 8. 8. No. 3, Morris, fur the
11101111 of October., Pelcentnge being
given. Sr, IV-1+Iverett. Nichol 63.
Ir, IV -hiller Me(clet 67 ; Annie 0.
Clark 64. 3r, 11[-llowaed h 0(erk
04. Sr. II -Jean Steil 11 08. ,1r. II -
Verna Rutledge. 60 ; Alvin Rutledge 1
05 ; Douglas Smith 02 ; Evelyn Onnk
62 ; Myrtle Cook 61 ; Latta Hawkins •
01. ; 10orrie T,oit.ch 58 ; Roland Marks
60, Jr. I -Rhea Rutledge 61; Stew.I
or Shedden 61 ; Jean Shedden 60,
Se, Printer -Gorden 13eadeha v 63 ;
Herbert Hawkins 61. 31', Plitner.-
EllenNichol 07; Mervyn McOauley62;
Reber tNichol 01 ; Allan McOraoken
61' ; John 13. Clark •
01 1 Isabella Leitch
(30,
MARY AIcKrlI,,ut, Teaeli4.', : 1
Perch Co, liaised Close
to our l�iilllans
'Phe (Miele] 11.114 ',o of the VieL107
Loan 1•tibee ipl(u1, In Pel 11 Gaudy,
(844404 by Heel elm y tV, 1I, Gregory of
Htuttrord, shows a grand Loral of
$3,11(12,850, %%bite the ob,ieetfee wail
$.2000,000 This men two creste otl
the O 110(4.8 11011(11 Hag,
All ruunic_ipalitiee, with the exrei'•
tion of Ellice townah(p, welt+ 41.1c4e141.
ful in exceeding their objectives.
Lisl(mere total suhsrr(ptl041 is gin
en as $203,300, tvhirh is $(84,311(1 over,
Chet%' nb,jeetive.
Whoa di) exceedingly well, leading
1111 411(1 townships and treating List 1l -
well by $27,(100. Wallace managed 111.
so In exceed its objective.
'I'lle otliolal 11gnees Iblluw :
01.414irLO(jerlive Tot
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H(1.11,1 1'0111 'j; 835,000. ,. 1,263,300
lilt. Marys 900,0011...,... 501,000
Listowel ..............
14lit.ahell 135,000 ...,, .200,1100
\Vollace .,......... •100,000 ......102,050
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230,600
Milverton 150�f8J111 „120,25(1
Morn ilig ton. ..... ...., 115,000 107,000
Logan .................100.0110 100,100
Ii1Iioe .........,.,.85.000 ......78,650
Noth Ii,tstlt0pe........130.00(1........05,550
lliht,ert 00,000. 324,000
i(ulhu•ten 06,000• 1(19,600
Down le ....... ..... 310, 0( 168,300
South Iiasthepe ..,..,,60,00(1 ..51,0(10
Blanshard ,....,....100,000 159,650
Yearns Total .,.. $2,500,000.. 3,767,85(1
Special 100.000.. -105,000
Oouity total $2,600,000.,3,002,850
Turnberry Council
Mittel es of regular, meeting hold at
Bluevale,
011 November
11th, All the
member r
b prase('
Aline
tee of last meeting were 1,p•
))raved on ulntl0n of J. Poi ter and J.
J. Moffatt, Gavin Wilson was reap-
pointed Fuel Controller cm motion of
4. 1, Scott mold W. A. Mines. Moved
by W. A, Alines and J. 1. Scott
that any of the chartered Batiks
ill either \Ninghnua Bluevale or
\Vr'oxetel• be authorized to receive
taxes for Turnberry. On motion of
J. I. Scott and .4. J. Me Hatt By.Law
No, 141919 was passed for holding a
mmmination meeting in the Foresters'
Hall, Rluevele, Monday, December
20111 1019 at 1 o'clock p. tn.
Fnllowiug accounts were paid 1 -
Gavin Wilson, w•oek ee-gravel
pit $0 00
11. 13,'F,Iliatt, advt, at1d sup -
lilies 5 25
0, Putter, wont on road 1 00
P, Hogg, drawing timber, ..... 2 (10
M. Willis, gravelling.. ....... 128 34
Merkley, gravel and inspec-
ting 32 87
A. LAM:VeLtt. repair to bridge 5 50
J. McOutcheon, gravelling61 00
F. Wright, gravel ........... ...... 11 80
L. H. Boerne'', boarding en-
44(0eer . -8 00
D, M, 100784(8)1, 0130 of Wrox-
eter grader ...... $7 00
Jas. Moffatt, selecting Jurors,.. 8 00
W. S. Icing, selecting Jim's... 8 00
P. Powell, selecting Jurors and
fees McMichael's dra(n,,..... 22 00
A. 0, Smith, grail( to Agricul-
Lural Society.. ..... ............ 60 00
Mrs, R. Gumless, Refund
County lied Or0ss ,,,,, ....,.. (30 00
Miss 13. Foetnme, Refund
Onlw1y Red Genes ...... 60 00
Miss 1. 141oICee, Refund 00unty
Red Cross 00 00
Miss Alma Rani', Refund
County Red (dross ........... 00 09
Mrs. 3. 3. Moffatt, Refund
County Red Oross............. 00 OU
Next Oounc(1 meeting will be held
n Bloovale on Monday, December
510 at 10 o'clock as per, stallite,
P. Pow:sm.. Clerk,
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p this year is simply filled with ideas anti suggestions for Xmas Presents e
0 and it will pay you nla6y times over to make y001. selections now. a
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0 have in stock Revere( High grade
makes, Prices $15 00 lip
is Grind stork of (dents' tVaLehes 1n -
0 Wall Mutt and Regina 1110ve-
u 111011/4 fm 11481 Gold Filled and
fa Nickel cakes from $10 00 up,
See our line.
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Diamond Giip
We have a Mee assortment of
Dianlon0Rings in stock, Our
prices are close and these were
bought at the old price,
0111114 Rings at. $15, $25, $35,.$50,
$75 and $100 each and Nye guar-
lLOlee good value at each
price.
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Pearl Set Necklaces Necklaces 101( and 14k in nice display
boxes at $10,00 and up,
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Cuff ,Lnlhs, Tie Pins, (Waldemar Chains anti Ii`ni'e
S Gents' Signet thugs, Brooches, i'1obs, Etc, 6
® Call and see the Assortment• e
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Waterrnan's Ideal Fountain Pens
pr, Gall 1441111 get (1, Point to suit
yam hand, A useful gift.
P!'10e $2 50 and 1)p.
Jnst received an as0Ortnient of China in St1i11d
F3„y ; , ;; Rawls, Oahe Plates, Ron 13ons, Sugaes and 00)81118,
MIs. A nice line of Out Giese of the best quality. e
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JEWELER and F,NGRAVER WROXETER
Wroxeter Council
SPlil•I \L 117$i:'r1N(9
Special meeting of Wroxeter Coun-
cil W418 held Nov, 12th in 0001161
Ohaenbel's at880 p. in, Member pres-
ent, D. 0. Pope, John Adluus, Fred.
Davey, Geo. S. Leckie. Reeve John
Douglas in the chair,
,loved by G, Leckie, seconded by
Weed. Davey. that we prepare a 13y -
Law for amount of $5,000 to issue de-
bentures foe teem 1,i 25 year's for pin' -
p -se of building sidewalks, lay -Law to
h.' voted on at next 10111(c(pal Klee.
tam. Owned,
j Moved by (4, 14 Leckie, seconded by
John Adams that Neil White be
granted permission to pat a gasoline
tank on (341)80,1 street (u front of his
prem (Bas.-Oerl'(ed.
Connell agreed to ,.barge the mimi-
c(pall) y of `Purnh0lry $2.00 per Clay
for use of our ;Tredve. -
Meeting edjnureed on motion of 0.
0. Pope and John Adams,
I), Al, MAdPAvtsr-t, Olerk,
'REGULAR Ul$IC'l'IN(4
Reguiar meeting of Council was
held in the Council Chambers at 8,80
nm Nov. 21st. Members present Fred.
Davey, Jan, Adams, D. 0, Pope,
Reeve Donglas 111 01, chair.
Minutes of former 111eethigs rend
and on 1001(011 of Fred, Davey eeeond-
ed Ily D. 0. Pope were adopted.
Following (1014)11)111.8 were received,
Hydro .17leotr (e, supplies, $ 82 10
0011, Gen., Electric: supplies, • 10 81
Nut ban Smith, belt 32 00
SIM. Barnet', W01k on streets18 77
13 H. Paltteison, running
electric plant 4 weeks ...,. 40 00
W. Hayes, work at Electric
Light plant 3 U5
Alex. McDougal, work on
sidewalks 4 00
Matthew Sanderson, work
on lines and collecting
light, money ,,,. 2860
Geo, J. Town,refund on tax -
00 .,, - 14 00
John Walters, gravel eon
tract.,.,,, ...... „e, ..,...,,, 400 00
$ 68.1 34
Moved by Fred. Davey, necmid04 by
D. O. Pope that above ane0111115 be
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SAVED FROM
[IFEONC MJSERY
And Dangerous Operation, by
Taking "FRUIT-A•TIVES"
MRS. M. J. GORSE
8928 Union tit., Vancouver, 13.0,,
"I suffered with all the symptoms
of Female Trouble, with chronic Con-
stipation and constant Itecdaclu's.
I had pains low down in the baric and
sides of the body. I tried various
remedies without relief, mud then put
myself under a doctor's care and lie
advised me to have an operation. I
refused.
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Then, I started taking 'Pruit-a-
-Lives'; and from the outset, I felt
better, and this medicine hos completely
relieved me of all my misery and
suffering, My weight was only 143
pounds and now it Is 168 pounds. I
(unfree ee o circa L
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terribleConstipation .ons(( 7atiou ; 11(111 whnlsaved
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me from miser'y is the splendid fruit
medicine, `Fruit-a-t[ves',"
ItIRS. M. J. CORSE.
50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25e.
At all dealers or sent postpaid by
Fruit-a-tives Limited Ottawa, Out.
13y -Law No, 7 to engage H. H. Pat-
terson as engineer at Rlectr(c Light
plant. Moved by D. C. Pope, second -
et' by Joint Attains that above By-
law as read 3 times be passed.-Oav-
re ed,
Moved by D. 0, Pope, seconded by
John Adams that Geo. J. Town be
given a refund Of 8119111080 Illix accord-
ing to Assessment Act there can be
no Business tax on Standard hotel
pro party, -Carried,
Moved by Fred. Davey, seconded by
Meet-
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0, (' Popo that By•Law No, S 1.0 her
row $f7011U00 for purpose of Poiretrum-
il,g sidewalks as non, tend three there
he passe•.(.•--Clarlfed.
Move,% by Fled. Davey, seconded by
1). (I Pup'. that ineeti(1g adjourn to
Deo, 1310 at 8 drl(rk.
11. 111. 10"('1v1N1i, O(1. 11.
iEast Wawanoeh Council
Winn es of Council meeting held (.t1
Nov. 10111. All the members present,
Minutes of flat 111091(11g were read
Rod trpplv,ved.
Count of 11evt'ion on the 1Sech11i13
1ha(14 WAS opened as (104' notice,
'('heir being no erpprnls 1,1 deal with
the ByLaw 41111.,; 6"111ly u•u,! 41111 (MS.
sed and the Ooul'I of 1204(5 1 dosed
nn 111011(10 1,r 11\ 111 11141 Htlnngllan.
liyL111v No 0, 11110 appointing plane
of Nomination, places of election
1): it 1) , elc•,, was Moo read aid pas-
sed
!+'uqua'ing ac.00titi(e were paid (-
1Vw K','hnir, 20 yin its of
gravel. .$ 2 U0
Fled, Poll, rleaeiu4 out. 'Pull
011011 .. (.7, lit4
I. 01111911, 114/4114.1141(1' 241 56
.1. Beetx•ufl, grading on side-
line;t
4) arid 31 Cue. 0111111 10
Heating out ditches Don.
II) and 11 ., 25 00
11. 'loll, putting 111 tile and re -
!miring road Con. 3 ..., ,.., 4 011
Ins, Stnnehonee, repairing
bt idges 3 00
The Advance Oleo printing
0nl(ect0Ns receipt'; .......... 4 20
A. J. Ferguson. rent of roots
for Voters' 1101 count 5 00
A. Porter c
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furnishing
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Laws and Clerks fee on the
Kechnie drain 27 00
Treas. Turnberry Municipality
share on McCreight drain 128 00
Oe !notion of Buchanan and Straug-
hem eo0101) adjourned to meet again
araolding to statute en Monday Dec.
15)4)11.11.1),
o'clock.
look.
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eelefei•.;F'1eH•t•.{•q.++,1'•1.4.4 •q'•Ni'a'.( 4-1.4.
\Vnmer711re being employed as hate(
(oaks, elevator operators, taxicab
(41(00rs and In other capacities too (
numerous to mention,
A reputable citizen of Fordwich re-
cently, while taking up vegetables,
pulled c1 parsnip measuring 3 feet, 24
inches.
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K'unx eh Mall, Mitchell, is having n
eery pipe organ installed at a curet of
$5000. The old organ has been in ..se
over 20 years.
The Tlew School Attendance Act,
passed at last session of the Legisla-
ture, and whiell takes the place of the
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if you FEED Your Lands with
s Fertilizers
f'e'lon Trwlnry Art, cornea into roue -
,11 )111111ary 1s1. 11vriy whim] hoard,rural and• urban, (. expected Lo ap.
paintan at 1331rer.
Pel s0 01 entitled to have their names
on the 9oters' list and vote 11t Muni-
cipal eiret rn0, nest he 118$es804 for
174000/0, husinvs4 1,r pi 01101 y to the
111110(110 of $2011 in towns with a popu-
lation exceeding 3.000. to vilages the
assessment 10081 be 1'01. $1(10.
Up to November 1st the Snld(er
Settlement Board made 15,209 loans to
vet ere, aggregating $40,11011,0(10. In
a1I ' 1 sr1
4b.5) 7114.1,
1s
have
applied (,'
df for r 1 fns
and t ld3 ((
have qualified. This vee-.
torr may lead to an investment of
(41125,00)4,ni0, hut u,1 1k'ue of acres ad.
animal will he von ivoted, and Canada
will field the plcduelire value very
)lntieeah)e.
It is estimated that the recent Pro-
vincial election and referendum cost
Ina, less that, $1,200,000. Not a great
many years ago a poll was manned at
a total east of $6-153 for the returning
0fdlrre, $2 for the poll clerk, and $1 foe
the constable, In the recent election
[hese officials were paid exactly three
times these figures, and as many of
the polls had a doable crew the cost
wits Rill
further '
InnreasP
d, Ttle
riot -
int; 0f the lints of voters also was a
very lar go item,
Prepar for Winter
We have i1, stock a splendid line of goods to keep
you warm.
UNDERWEAR—In All Wool, Fleece -lined and Un -
inn for Alen and Boy8, 'Women and 01,((drell.
KNITTED UNDERSKIRTS -- Dark -Grey, for
Women.
Children's Fleece -lined Hygiene Waists,
Heavy All Wool Stockings and Socks.
Boys' All Wool Pullover Sweaters.
Men's Military Flannel Work Shirts.
Military Flannel by the yard, Flannelette Blankets.
Mitts, Lined Gloves, Men's Winter Caps, Toques, etc.
These lines are sellit,g fast. Give us the privilege
of filling your requirements 110w,
R. C. RATHWELL, Moncriefl"
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established and that gives you Prompt Service and
Satisfactory .Results.
We solicit your patronage knowing that we can
give you thorough satisfaction,
We will gather your Cream, weigh, sample and test
it honestly, using the scale test to weigh Cream sam-
ples and pay you the highest market prices every two
weeks, Cheques payable at par at Bank of Nova Scotia.
For further particulars see our Agent, MR. T. C.
McCALL, Phone 231o, Brussels, or write to
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