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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1920-1-8, Page 84 b 014a+itilliatias :benea0+10+44444O'!4+4811•+4b'r'®'r•0+4,•i'f1J•i•4•'t•d'lry'1",pTJ,`>v 4. •1g • 5 e i• k What is New° s iii R Ii i s Preparations Store THIS SEAS(.)N Sisters— by Kathleen Norris $1 6o The Young Visitors— by Daisy A9biord Burned Bridges— ;by Bertrand W. Sinclair 15o Joan ot Halfway -- by Grace M. Rogers 15o Io Secret— + by R. W. Chanhers 1 5o A Damsel in Distress— by Pelham Grenville 1 60 0 • FOR COLDS, &c. Blood Root Cough t tire - 250 and 500 1 00 Syrup of Tar with Cod Liver Ex- tract— 350 Vin of—The Modern Tou ic— $LOo bottle Clterry Bark Cough Cure - 250 and 5oc Scott's Emulsion - 751 and $1 so bottles Golden Dickey— Rexall 'tasteless Preparation of by Marshall Saunders 1 5o Cod Liver Oil— $t.00 bots. Author of Beautiful Joe Formant) Throat Ease— Rainbow Valley— toe and 25c pkgs. by L. M.alonigo!nery 1 5o Janet of K''•otener.— Paraformic Throat Lozengers— by Evah McKowan 15o 250 Mist of Morning— Camphorated Oil— by Isabel Eccleston McKay t 65 25c and son bottles The Girl of 0 K or in bulk, rye per ounce by Robert Watson I 5o Menthol Cough Drops— Sky Pilot of No Man'a Laud— Cblorodyne Cough Lozengers— bY Ralph h Connor 1 50 Same Old Bili, ell Mable— Horehound Candy, by Streeter 75 &c., &c, New Presbyterian Hymnal • •r • ••O • ORDINARY TYPE Limp Cover Stiff Board Hindi fa; i Leather Blu,liD„t, Padded I.•atlurr t1.id 4. .+ ;i r6 1 44. The oTY Fi44•F0+4,4,bk•IDti-o?-0oeo4if•F•+404444+0+044E•I• +11+.4444+0 Obi 25c 550 Si 00 LARGER TYPE Stiff Board Binding 550 Leather Binding. Gilt Edges $2.00 Hymnal with Mute $1 25 aud up R. SMITH ^t7, CMS 1 Store Druggist and Stationer rata'e1Ica harvest comes next, .�:'�► �� tete j _ JANUARY. BEAUTIFUL moonlight nights. LOCAL news on page 4 &so, Did you read it? LATE trains owing to heavy snow fall for several days. e a f0 organize- don C anize- ' isms the t u r NEW f.01 g 'e k at Ix a. m. of next A e ' n Monday tto Y HAWAIIAN Mal, inartette Saturday evening, 17th inst., Brussels Town Hall. New Year's Day '.yos inclement av many a plan for the holiday bad to be vetoed. NELSON CARDIFF has been appointed Secretary of Bruseis Farmers' Club as successor to Elston Cardiff, resigned. EAST Huron Agricultural Society An- nual meeting, Council Chamber, Bras. sels, Wednesday January 21st, inst., at 1 p. m. See advt. and mark down the date. A $Io.00 award was won by Jno. Duncan's pen ot Rhode- Island Reds in the Laying Contest now in progress at t Ottawa Experimental Farts forbe best record for past 2 months. His birds are doing well. STATEMENT of arrearages to THE POST are being sent to those who have per- mitted several rears to slip by without remitting and we hope it will have the desired effect. If not—w.11 the sub- scriber knows what will have to be the next move. TAKING SPECIAL COURSE.— Ward Buchanan vent to Guelph 'ase Monday to take what is termed the Short Course in Butter inakiug at the OGtario Agricultural College. he summing under the special conditions offered by the Government to those who rendered military service. He was engaged dur- ing the past season with the Shamrock Creamery, Brussels, hence the present traiuing should be easily understood by him. About 3 months constitutes the period of the Course. BOARD of A it lire meetings (more - s , 1e F.irrners' usH- r known a. I N r I familiarly y tote will be held 111 the Town Hall Brussels, on Friday t6 inst.Speak- ers ers will be Mr. Smith, New Hamburg, Co. Representative S o [tars, Ciintoo, and Mrs Patterson, Se -stens at 2 and 8 p. m Women's Institute will have a session of their own in the Audience room of. the Public L,b•ary in the after- noon to be addres-etl by !Vire. Patterson, of Gad's Hill. The ial ter will speak at the joint meeting i1( 'Town Hall in the evening, when musical numbers will intersperse the aditessei:. 'there should be a large attendance as thi; is Farmer's day Cox—Buaotss.—Ott 'rueWrtay, Dec- ember 23rd, a ve.y petty wedding took place at the hotno o[ Jas and Mrs. Burgeas, Brussels, when their daughter, Lilian Florence was milled ,n holy bonds to Richard Frederick Cox, son of Richard and Mrs, Cox, Grey township, Rev. 'A. J. Mann, B. A., officiating, Bride looked lovely in a gowu of white georg. ate over white satin and long bridal veil and she was given away by her father. Eler only attendant was little Miss Greta Burgess, wile made a charm- ing flower girl. Miss Margaret Procter, Belgrave, played the Bridal Chorus, Atter the wedding ceremony the guests retired to the dining room where the wedding dinner Was •:t vasa Misses Ida Rands, Bessie Jordan and Myrtle Wheel- er, girl friends of the bride, assisting, Groom's gift to the bride was a lovely set of coon furs ; to the pianist and dower girl beautiful pend ants, The wedding gifts were metal and well chosen, The young comp10 start mar• vied life amid tete best wishes of a large circle of friends, on the groom's fine farm, tgth Con. Grey township, you ou been vaccinated? CALENDARS are scarce this year. DRY wood would find a ready market in Brussels just now THE unbroken roads barred the way of the Rural Mail Couriers for a day or two last week. CoAr. heater for sale nearly DON. y e Phone 1214. Roam,(:R 1 URHtR 9th line Morris. B : ,K oysters for sale. ' 1'1 y 8.L. W ILaoN. OAR load of Western Oats will arrive at Brussels station sonn. Any person requiring some should phone 219. RICHARD JACRLIN. SHAWL lost, between Brussels and Wesley Stephenson's, 6111 Con.. Grey. Will finder kindly leave at TEE Pon, where they will be rewarded. 2701100-1 will not e responsible for any debts contracted by my wife. without a writ- ten order rit- tonoader Prom me and herebynotifythe public to that effect.FRANK M. S\ITR, Morris, Dee27111, 1919. 27.2 8 Durham heifers rising 3 years old in calf for ante. A heavy drnPt brood mare and a number of good oeclar poste, Phone607 ROBT, BAKER, BOGS 760. n dozen, Feed ground bone and keep the hens laying. BAEKRR BROS. Hoven and lot for sale, with stable, well, eel - lar, &o., Located on corner of John and .fames streets, Brussels, Immediate possession can be given, For further particulars apply to ALRX. 551100, Brussels. Fon SALe,-2 comfortable dwelling houses. I: C. BIoHARDn, YOUNG girl wanted to learn pant and vest making, Wages 56 00 a week to start with. Apply to It. FERGUSON. Brussels. DR. PARKER, Osteopathic Physician, vieits Brussels Monday afternoon of each week, Chronic and nervous diseases successfully treated. Visits residences, Consultation at Queen's Hotel. CARD OF THANKS.—We wish to ex• press our thanks to the old friends at Brussels for the kindness shown and sympathy expressed in the demise of our son and brother, the late Robt. C. Wynn, It will never be forgotten, Yours very truly, MRS. JNO. WYNN AND MRS F. H, SHEAR SHE 'NE GAME. —The first game of Senior Hockey in the Northern League I will be played oa Brussels rink next t Monday evening When Brussels w ill cross sticks with the hustlers from Wing - ham, A hot match is expected. Play will commence at 7.30, so 50 to permit Wtngham boys to return by night train. Admission 25 cents, Attend the game and give the boys a boost. MATRIMONIAL,—The home of Juo. and Mrs. Hewitt, Brussels, was the scene of a quiet but pretty wedding on New Years eve at 5 o'clock, when their only daughter, Rhoda Msry, was united in marriage to Thos, Willis Mitchell, only sou of the late John and Mrs. Mitchell, of Grey township. Ceremony was per- formed by Rev. A. J. Mann in the draw- ing room which was gay with Christmas decorations and Christmas cactus in full bloom As the wedding march was p'ayell by Mrs (Rev) Mann the princi pals took their places before a back of ferns and ivy. The bride, who was given away by her father, looked very sweet in a white silk dress trimmed with silver embroidered lace, She wore a tulle veil with pearls bandeau, carried a sheaf of roses and also wore the groom's gift, a laveldlere set with diamonds and pearls The bride's going away dress was of grape satin trimmed with gold embroidered lace and hat to match. Rev. Mr. Mane sang twn choice and ap- propriate solos A fine dinner was serv- ed ereed in the dining room, to which all did justice. The bride received many hand some gifts consisting of a fine Bell piano from her father, Ont glass, silverware etc After a short trip the h a dhina c n PP will reside on the room's '611 couplegroom'a Con, 11, Grey township. They have the good wishes of a wide circle of friends for a long, happy and prosperous life, • v' e COLD -blustery weather. HOCKEY match next Monday evening Wiugham ye Brussels. fo and cheer for the hays OWING to the increase in the emit of (Ictus print the F arlllel's' Sun at tons raised its subscriptiuu price from $1 to $1 50 n year. A l)au ie is being given tastier the an:picea of the Hockey Club in the Torun Hall Brus,ehl, N'r.clay evening 01 Qua Heatley lost to Rlpiey Dia Tues- day evening a, pa'p'aya The score Was 10 15 P ;'ain't erirlret you were play. int; boys lyes u t COUNCIL. ,c ill theft al 11 •1 in vex' Monday Ml miters will he Reeve Plum and Count:Haas Wilton, Richards, Fras- er and A L. Stewart I eat Smulay morning Rev, Mr. Manu spokee on 'Motive, in Religion” in the tuunliug in Melville (hurrh and "Link - this week. Music by Lombardo ON Mug up wall ' he holy Spit it" at the even- ebestra, Loudon. lug service. Wosteu''t INS'raNaive —Eat' nitwit 01-n 1ioY' Rn.UNION---The guaran- \W'omen's Institute will holes public tors Inc the Ohl Bove: Re -union last meetings throughout the dl01riet as fol.. Summer are naked to meet next Monday Iowa: • evening, in the Public Library Board Ford Niel), Tuesday, January 13 rootn to receive the financial report and Molesworth, Wednesday, Jan. 14 1 close up the year's business. 7 30 sharp Bluevale, 'Thursday, January 15 Brussels, Friday, January 16 Ethel, Monday,January J Y 19 Walton, Tuesday, January 20, Mrs. Patterson, Vice -President of the Federated Women's institute of On- tario, will be present and give an ad• dres at each of these meetings. CHANGE OF BUSINESS,— Richards & Co , while thanlcing the public for their generous patronage extended to them for nearly 30 years, would intimate that they have sold out their business to Chapman Bros., who will be in posses- sion on Wednesday, jan. 7th, sod be- lieve they can recommend the new Firm to you as good mechanics in their par- ticular lines—harness and shoes. Both are ptectical men anti their motto will be "Honorable Dealiug and Reasonable Prices," They will give particular at- tention to repairs in shoes, harness and collars. RICHARDS & CO. GONE TO ALBERT COLLEGE, BELLEVILLE —Last Tuesday Miss Muriel Spading, who has been holding a niilline'y posi- tion in 'Toronto, and was bete for the Christmas holidays at the home of her mother, Mrs George Sparliog, left for Albert College, Belleville, where she takes up a training course to qualify i her for Social Service, Missionary V aad Deaconess work in connection with the Methodist church. She has been identi- fied with Elm street church since living in Toronto. The Methodist congrega- tion of Brussels and many other old friends very heartily wish Miss Spatting every success in her work and trust she. may in the em )1oymeut of her talent may have a happy and useful career in her labor of love to the Master's vine- yard. She is industrious, affable and well acquainted with meeting the public so should do Well. THANKS.—I wash to publtcally say 'thank you" to Ibe gentlemen who pro- posed me and those who asked me to be a nominee for the Reevesbip of Brussels for 1920. I was too late for the Nomi• nation Monday evening and as Reeve Plum was the only speaker after the Nomination hour dismissal was made as I got to the Hall, hence had no oppor- tuuity to express myself. TJnderstaud- ing the present Reeve desired another term and as I was not seeking office I did'not qualify, so as to avoid neces- sity of an election, as Coun- cillors and Trustees were having an aeclatnatiou. Some time in the fu ture, if the electors de.ire , it will be a great pleasure for ole to serve them. In the meantime let everybody buckle into doing their duty in rupporting Council Board and School Board in fur- thering the interests of one of the best little tuns i1( Ontario. Wishing one 's com litnents and and all tete season's a P thanking the ratepayers for past honors Yours gratefully, W. 1.1. KERR ROBERT C. WYNN APOPLEXY VICTIM. —Detroit Free Press says of the late Robe C. Wynn :—"Robert. C. Wynn 45 Years old, promioentin fraternal circles s in Detroit, was a victim of apoplexy Sunday morning at his home, 199 John R. street. He was found dead in his bed by his sister, Mrs. Frederick Scheak. The deceased was a member of Palestine Lodge, King Cyrus Chap- ter and the Knights Templar. He was interested in bowling and had a host ' the city. For years he was E friends in ov connected with Wright, g Kay &Cohut in recent years was mauager of the jewelry department at Crowley, Milner & Co's, Funeral services were held In Frank J. Blake's funeral home, t3 East High street, Mouday night, at 8 o'clock, in charge of Palestine Lodge Iuter- ment, Tuesday in Brussels, Ont•• his boyhood home. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Wynn, and sister, Mrs, Frederick Scheak, form erly of 'Toronto." The casket arrived in Brussels Tuesday noon. accompanied by Mrs, Scheak and Miss Iva Wicking, and was at once taken charge of by the Masonic brethren of St. John's Lodge Service was conducted by Rev. Mr. Stafford and the Lodge. Pallbearers were W. Gillespie, W. Wilton, '1'. Bone, H. Hall, T. Armstrong and 1 C. Rich- ards. Interment was made in the family plot. Many old friends expressed their sympathy in the sudden going out of the beloved. earthly life of one b LIGHT CAsE o8 SMALLPDX —Tuesday da Y of last week the Dr. was called to the home of H. L. and Mrs. Jackson. Mill street, to see their son, Lloyd, who is teaching in Toronto and was home for the Christmas vacation. Said M. D summoned the Medical Health Officer who confirmed tb e diagnosis as small- pox and at once the home was put under quarantine, the inmates vaccinated and later Harold Armstrong, a 4th year medical student, arrived front Toronto, and took charge of the case. It is a very mild type, and we trust when the neces- sary course has been run, normal condi ti0us will be resumed and the ban lifted Board of Health issded Proclamations ordering vaccination of any who had been associated with the 'salient and el - so that all pupils of Continuation and Public School present cerUfi:ate from Motor for same before being permitted to return to school. By way of special precaution the home of J. H Hoover, irtb Cou. of Grey township, where Lloyd Jackson had visited the Mond iv previous to his being linen ill, WAS Plac- ed under gdarautiue for a week, Up to the time'I'HE Pos'r went to press there is no appearance of more than the one case, and everybody sincerely halo; this will be the sum total, but it is btt'er to be sure than sorry, particularly at Ilse holiday season when there is so Much extra intermingling. Lloyd had not been vaccinated since the outbreak of the diseaso in 'Toronto. ' The jewelry store of H L. Jacksou has remained olosed as he was a prisoner at home under the quarantine, 'rhanka to the telephone the situation is push improv- ed for those shut i1 as compared with such experiences years ago. is the hour set for the meeting. LAsI Monday 10099 Vaccination ].Meld day in Brussels The three doctors took their turn assisted by Nurse Deadman at the Public Library audience room, and attended to all those who presented themselves A goodly number visited the family physician at his office, "Keep away from my arm" will likely be the wateliwurd for a short time, #1 People We Talk About #t # D. M. Scott, of Niles, Mich„ is here for a holiday. Ernest Lott, who was home from Brantford, has returned to school. Mrs Agnew, of Clinton, was a visitor with Mrs Daviel Haiste, Brussels, Thos. Ross aud daughters, Chesley, were visiting here during the past week. Jos. and Mrs, Fox, Stratford, were visitors with Mrs. R Harkness over the holiday. Reynald Barkley Toronto, was a holi- day visitor with Jack Ballantyne, Queen street. Mrs. W. J. Huuter, of Oshawa, is here on a visit with her sister, Mrs. Jno, Bal- lantyne. Wm. and Mrs. 'teller have been visit- ors with Jno. and Mrs. Ewen, daring the past week. Misses Cola Bell and Hazel Lowry spent a few daysa very enjoyably, with Atwood friends. Stanleyole Campbell, be11 London,nnt and Fred, of Sarnia, were holiday visitors under the pae parental roof in Brussels. Miss Margaret McLauchlin, nurse, Detroit, has been enjoying a holiday with relatives aud friends in Brnsaels, R, M. and Mrs. Williams, Loudon, ate their Christmas turkey with the latter'a parents, Jno. and Mrs, Watson in town S. C. Wilson was able to get to his store on Monday after an undesired holi- day of a week or so frotn it severe cold. Mrs, John Manning, who was called to the West owing to the death of a daughter arrived back house before Christmas. W. J and ars. Delntage and son, of Trochu, Albetta, have been holidaying with Mrs. W. W, Harris and family, Queen street. Miss Lizzie Speir and Mrs. Garfield Duni) tr left last Monday for a visit with relatives at Guelph, Hamilton, Toronto and Cannington. Misses Jennie and Annie Budd were visiting in Hamilton with Mrs. Thos. Haycroft. Miss Annie is exteudiug her stay for a few weeks. Juo. Duncan, Turnberry street South, has been ruler the doctor's care tor the hope e he will soon past week or so int 100 U ' e i'. be ashearty a e Holiday visitors at the borne of A and Mrs. McGuire were T. 't and Mrs, Ma- son, Merlin; G. R. R.inkiti, PAore ; and Mrs. Dodds and alms F.nrm't, London. Barrister S. B. Lamont, of Avoulea, Alberta, was a welcome visitor with re• latives and n',tl friends in Brussels and locality. He left for h, :n • on alanclsy E and Mrs Holmes anal sou, Are•ile, 01 Stratford, were here Int Christmas at end Mrs \ VA S I ol o. the home of u I Reg, Watson, Wiudsor, o'deat sou Was also home. The following have been truesls at the home of IL ht. and Mrs. Ti ,n1,s'n, Mrs. Jas, K41ca rl Kelowna, B. C. ; MIs, N t • inof L. Fry and ' itis Elizabeth Gilchrist, Wingbanl : :int) A. K Zipfe, Toronto, George 14, )). St. Catharines has been spending a w ek in Brussels and local- ity. He ism ,king a big success of the Insurance business. Miss Fairy is soloist io the Methodist choir in their city, Miss Sacl,e McDonald, daughter of D. B, and Nlts McDonald, was operated on last Sunday at Wtngham hospital for appendicitis She is making favorable progress and will soon he its hearty as ever we 'lope. We are sorry to heat that Getrge E McCall, William street, is not enj-Iyiug his customary good health but his many friends hope he will soon be al hearty as over. 'rile doctor has prescribed rest for patient—aa bitter a dose as he could advise to G. E , who is a horse to work Miss Addie Lott is melting a visit at the parental home, Mill street She, along vilhhundreds ofobers in Toron- to, had a sLinniah with smallpox but tl 11e siege o.k, au she came through t g was grouted release from the hospi'al with the oesessat'y certificate from that busy lestltution, Allan Lamont, book keeper at the Central Telephone, has been rattler un• tier the weather for the past few weeks but we hope that title enforced vacation le ready for termination. He's a good bit of stuff and sticks to his post well uotwithstaudiog his handicap from rheumatism and sets the pace for more than one BORN CA er 1515,1019,pto Mr, and Mtn, W Grey township., J. D Ca duff, a dnnghter tall'' h0r0.) WATseN —In Morris township, on Deoember Rath, 1919, Mr. and hrs. Bert Wntaon, ao,, MARRIED Cox--Sundae.—At the home of the brlde'a p 151115, on Dec. 20rd, 1910, by Rev, A. J. Munn 13 A , tilt Richard F. (lox, or Grey, township, to MISS LillianF., d,tttghter of Mr. and firs. James BurgePS, Brussels, MrronaLL-•-BoWI'rm.— At the 'home of the bride's parents, by Rev. A..1 Mann, B. A., on Dnoa,nher 91st, 1919 Mr, Thos.. Willis Mitchell, of Grey township, to Sltna Rhoda M., only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Hewitt, Brnsaols. Mol'1Ar.t,--MOLAUGHT,iN,—At tho home of rho hride.`S patents, by Hey. A..1, Nauta 8, A., on December 81st. 10111 Mr. Jno. Arthur McCall to Miss Martha Irene, daughter of Mr, and Mr . Alex, MaLanchl1n, all el Morr 1' .. ., 7. N G . —The :.1:clatioii of almost r .y successful . t't•,1t11re is built on I it r ;i: andard Bank of t can. be of great assist - in 11::1ping you to de- bt \",>lir business. 203 THE rinr' '" BANK G a ty G.t1;i OF CANADA BRUSSELS BRANCH G. H. SAMIS - - MANAGBR AUOTION SALES THURSDAY, Jon. 151h, Farm Stook, grain, hay, &c., Wan Lot'' 28, Con. 5, Morris. Sale nt ta. F. S. Scott. Bros. Y 1 m Thuall rap P Ana. _ OfED Hiata': -Ia Grey township, ov January Ind 1020, Andrew 'halon, Aged 80 yenta, 7 months and 14 days, 1<fassry 4th,1 20. Frank 1 MoOuwtdhoon, oaged7103 years and 27 days. IN MEMORIAM Cnu¢mSaLL.-1n loving memory of my dear husbend, Harry Churchill, who passed away, one year ago, ,Ian, 911,, 1919. silent graveyard, near but Wile Inn ea 6 y Where the trans Choir branches wave, Lien n tree and loving husband, Ina acid and silent grave. You are not forgotten Harry, clear, Nor will you ever be, As long ea life and memory lasts I wilt remember thea. The happy hours we once enjoyed. How sweet the memory stili, But death has left n vacant piece, The world can never nil. Wife and baby—LAvtN1A AND NDRENil UHr1R• °HIL'L. Fos.—In loving memo'h of Albert Harold Fos, who died Jan. 0111, 1919, of Wil!eu, elan. Just when his hopes were brightest, Just when his Rays were best, He was called from the world of sorrow Tom Home of eternal rest. Oft times alt and think of yen, dear Harold, And our hearts are filled with pain; All the world would be a "Heaven" Could we hear your void° again. We lovedyou,sad' miss o1( itda,e you, As it downs urs oo year: In the lone of of our thinking, Thoughts oP you are always near, • Anchored by love death cannot sever, Sadly we mise you and will forever; Too far away til face to See, Not too far tothink of thee. : know we'll sleet again 'Tis sweep to 1 v again, Where parting hefri is s lovmoree And that the friends we luvtd 00 'sell Are only gone before, Inserted by Tan Home FAMILY TIID. Jan.Oth, 1020. Manson—In ever loving memory of Hartley Menzies who died Jan. 61111 1910, One yen' now has p080011, His memory 01111 as sweet and fresh An when we saw him last, 011 I Hartley dear, one loved by all, How oft we think of thee. r MOTHER, BROTH RIC, AND SIeaiafs. BRUSSELS MARKET — Fall t E106 51 95 Wheat 2 U0 2 Spring 10100 Barley 1 260 1 25 EEggsser 75 70 5 Hays 20 0 00 20 00 A uction Sale UC'TION SALE OF FARM STOOK, GRAIN, Ilk RAY, &o,—F. R. Scott, Auctioneer, has been instructed by the undersigned proprie- tors to sell by Pnbllo Auction - at NI Lot 28, Cnn, 7, Morrie, on Thursday, San, 16th, et 1 o'cleak, the following property 1 1 aged mare supposed in foal, 1 horse rising 6 years, 1 mare rising 4 years, 1 horse rieing O years., 1 horse rising 7 years. 1 colt, 1 Holstein now rising 0 years, 1 thnro'-bred registered cow, 1 grade now auppneod ill °elf, 1 grade cow ruing 8 supposed in oalf, 2 grade ee;ya rising 8 supposed In calf, 1 grade oow rising 4 suppoe- ed in rale, 1 grade cow rising 8 supposed in cnlf,1 thorobred bull rising 8 years, 7 spring °elves rising 1 yea r old, 0 pi gs weight 150 50 1hs„ oats bus. mixed grain, 176 bus. bark 178 bus, Hata, fia bus. buckwheat, bus, 0tone hay, gasoline a enin horse Power. Tenna,— , 8 10, and under oath ; over that ha t a itame5ths of 1' given o furnishing nprosd joint notes. per tient ori for nosh on credit amounts. THtrIDLL Pam, Proprietors, NOTICE TO CREDITORS.—In the matter of the estate of Geo. Pierce, tato of the Township of Morris, in the County of Huron, Farmer, de- ceased, Notice is hereby given pursuant to "The Re- vised Statutes of Ontario," that all creditors and others havingolaime againet the estate of the said George ierce, who died on or about the 20rd day of JNy, .A, D. 1919, oro required on or before the let day of Feb,uary, A. D. 1010, to send 52 poet prepaid or deliver to Thos. Estado, tete Administrator of the estate of said deceased, at Brussels P. 0., their Chris- tian and surrnanes,.addre+sea find descriptions, the full partioultus of their claims, thestate• meet of their 000051,1,, and the maitre of the 0ecnri000 of any) held by thong. And further take notice that after much latit mentioned dote the said Administrator will prooeed to distribute the onsets of the deceased among the parties entitled tiler eta, haying re- gard only to the claims of which Ile shall then haVonot100, and the said AdminiatraLor will not be liable for the said assets or any part theroof to any porton or persons of whose 'clntin settee ellen not have been received by him 01 the time of such distribution. Doted this 0th day 01January, 18200. 28.3 Administrator, Brussels, East Huron agricultural -Society ANNUAL MEETING The annual Meeting of Bast Huron Agrtont- ture1 Mealoty will be held in the ,Town B,tll, Brussels, on Wednesday, January 2101, 1020 at 1.800'elootep. in. Brininess of 111e meeting .— Iaeetving the An,iunl 5t06e01esl and A111(1011' 11oport, appoittthng'Ofnaers fortheyear 1040, M. BLACK , ft Prcry, J. FEtiL1tJ9�ISN, :eldest, 41l6004A9599 0MtliDSOB1y'f;Mill'®it5DS l Atli lvnPRO tf4>t&iggt€IG7rr1419t fyt7 �1SE a Fox's Drug Store • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • s • • ••• • • • • •• • G • 0 a Y g 1 r7 rl • p d 1 L }t r42 Oy,i gIt1 13 q le 4 • p d 1 • a e•o l 1 1 11 d 53 • I l y 1 1 1 05 • to 0 1 tw3 00 0 00 Gj 00 `0 O 0 g 00o0ws0.0e•e®0so0ssen•••••• seseeecteraeee00000000,ose,, THE 04rlpw STORE Weekly Store News Penslar Cod Liver Ext ract Here Is one of our very beat Tonics and Builder. Rich in Tonic -food properties that enter readily into the blood, carrying with then' elements that strengthen the whole system. Very palatable to the most deli- cate. system. 60c and $1.00 per bottle Thermos Bottles The Bottle Carrying Comfort break- fastKeeps liquids ranked at l t a fast lime to 50109 1101 or cold at 1111(011 or dirnter. Lrxceedingly useful for the home, fat'ui, !misery av sink tam W. The name "'Thermos" lt, sramp- od on all the genuine Merinos products. WP have it splendid assortment n# theta inehuliug the "Thermos Ki'" at .+.1.23. A GOOD Hot Water Bottle is one of the very best friends in the home at the present time in many ways. You will always find our stock very complete and strictly first-class, both as to quality and price. Our pet sorrel grantee accompanies each bottle, CorreepotlinCE Cords When you are 'trailed fur time to write n Ie)tet ri Cot 1,-opnn- dence Carts just: f11i.- the hill. Nicely parlcuged tont splendid stock. You will find ; hem most convenient. 112,, cud 7 ar, For the Children with a Cold Penslar Children's Cough Syrup Y p is the best. Con- tains no opiates of any description an Can be given to very young children w t'mlt an un- pleasant results whatever. 25c per bottle "Dear Clara," wrote the nn me but nun man "Pardon t I'm getting so forgetful. T proposed to you ase night, but tea forget whether 1P r you said "Yes" or "No." "Dear Will," she relied by note, "So glad Lo heat. from you. 1 know I said "Yes" to someone est night 111t had forgotten just who 11 lusts, Soni-Jitiah O • • Pot tlr' par H1se ttiiy tu„t 1 hr on. 0' It• mile 1111.1gL 1 the 31(1,1,,,-V Cl,) Set I,t Rt is lee,' ,v 1 Irr111 Clean 110 lrttu- 11u'v. 1441t;,, ra.n'l .13i' en,• t, JAMES X . DRUGGIST and STATIONER Crash! S Goes the Price on all Winter Gar.'. ds For the Next Thirty Days our newSpringGoods,which will To make room for soon be arriving, we will sell Below Cost all coni stokes of tSs S Men's, Women's and Children's Heavy Wool Underwear Men's, Women's and Children's Sweaters and Pull -avers Men's Heavy Wool *Sox, Mitts and Gloves - Winter Hats Children's and Boys' Heavy Overcoats flannelette Blankets are also included in this Great Redaction Bale, We will still continue to give the 10%10 on all 0111e1. liner; ea ,ut- vertised before. Come early and come often and buy Io your fullest els these goods must be got out of the road to make romp for the new goods. Wishing our many customers a Prosperous and Happy Year. Halls & Son, Ethel A Phontriibii MeLagan THE MGLAGAN Fletcher Repro- ducer means pure, full, round, natural tone in the highest notes as well as the lowest. There is entire absence of the buz- zing break in the shrill notes so often heard in ordinary Phonographs. It brings out details that are lost in ordinal y Reproducers. Musio and Art are included in the McLagan, Every McLagan Phonograph re- fleets Lhe authority of more than thirty years' experience in the produc- 4.1011 of Elite Period Designs. These include William and. Mary, Queen Anne, Chippendale, Brothers Adam, Louis XVI. McLagan Cabinets are fashioned in rich woods with rare delicacy and pre- cision of wordmanship and finish, The McLagali is sold by 14. .. _... �c1 t Love,