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Collage. Day and nightealle, Office opposite
Flour _Mill, Ethel,
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SAM WEINSTEIN
MILL STREET BRUSSELS
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The Brussels Post
lubbing List
For 1920
Tom Pos'r and Daily Globe 5 00
Mail and Empire -5 00
Tomtit° World .. 5 00
Toronto Sear .... 4 25
Farmer's Advoc'e 8 00
Family Herald.. 2 90
Weekly San. 13 00
London Adverter 5 00
" levee Press 5 00
.*'11y Witness 3 00
eleseenger... 2 00
Covet \Vide. 8 50
Oinno'n3 75
eeeeyterian 8 10
• 1.,•- .0 for achivesses 1*4
1. Beitain. Ir petition -
1.1 not. in above list, let
y ;•',,iiily Herald $1.50 after
'Peet al Note or Express
( fe leo.lt Cheque add ex -
W. 11. KERR,
Poe•r, Brussels.
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Select a 'School
With your Eyes Wide Open. All
BUO111088 Colleges aro not alike.
ELLIOTTp )
Tango &Chariot. et*, Toronto
D. Is 01.4011 throughout Canada for high
grathi training. Our graduataa are 0 tee
great deunatet. Get Ottr Catalogue, IC/
11 readout. reeords, 'then decide. Enter PA
any time.
W. Et-LIOTT, RRINOIPAL,
OWAWR5SWO*7,50.7itiVX670.05ZAVOil "Mr.
� bews litms
Tens is an open Winter all right -the
storms appear to blow right through,
'rue Farmer's Sun is now published
semi-weekly and will probably grow in-
to a daily.
A subscriber in Saskatchewan writes :
-1 always look forward to the arrival of
the uld hotne paper with its budget of
news.
A Ci UV NoTe.--I ain enclosing
stib-
acription to THE BRUSSELS POST. Get
my paper ieeularly and am always glad
to receive the news from old Bruesels.
(lave beeu away from there for a gooa
nutuy years but always find something
which interests me in the columns.
Wishing you the very best of all good
things for the corning year.
11 M. HEMSNYOBTII writing from Col-
fax, Sask., says :--I always look forward
each week for Tux POST whieti is just
like a letter from home, Our weather
has been very mild since Christmas,
November *,as the coldest ever expert.
eased iu this country, lor so early in the
Winter. Have been running a lumber
yard in this place for4 years and like it
first rate. Aro enjoying the hest of
health, hoping this finds you and yours
the same. W ish you a prosperous year,
SENIOR. Novertexa HOCEEY.--Friday
evening of lam week the fast Lucknow
sextette played their scheduled game in
the Palace Rink here betore a good
crowd of spectators. The game was
fast throughout, and during the entire
match both teams worked hard. 'rhe
visitors, who anticipated an easy walk
away, met with stubborn resistance and
had to play their best brand of hockey
throughout. Luckuow led by periods.
Latter period being the fastest, when
several home players were doing penalty
during which Lucknow retained their
lead. Throughout the entire game the
borne boys played good hockey but
lacked combination. Referee Reid. of
Seaforth. gave entire satisfaction and
will be welcomed back. Line up WES as
follows :-
Brussels Luoknow
Lowry Goal Reid
Govenlook Defence Johnston
Fox L. Derange Johnston
Bell Centre Allan
Ament E. Wing McDonald
Harris L. Wing Afallough
Scott Sub, McDonald
Score by periods-rst, 3.5 ; aud, o 2 ;
3r5, 3.1, Score 3 6 in favor of Lucknow.
Refree, Reg. Reid. Seafortb.
ENGINE TUBE BLOWS OUT SCALDING
TRAIN CREw.-When a three-inch steam
tube burst in a fire box of a Grand
Trunk freight eugiue, standing near
King street subway, Toronto, at to
o'clock p. 0. Engiueer Harry Eastwood,
170 MacDonald avenue, Toronto, and
Brakeman 1. Cruikshank, rt34 Dover-
court road, Toronto, who were in the
engine cab, were severely scalded by
live steam and burned by hot coals,
The two melt are in the Grace Hospital
and their condition is "fair," according
to hospital authorities, Fireman Nor-
man Houlett, 71a Bleecker street, 'l'or.
onto, escaped the explosiou as be had
gone back to the Torouto shops at
Spadina to get his lunch which he had
left behind. Engineer Eastwood was
firing up in the absence of his fireman
when the tube burst. Eastwood had
the fire door wide open when the tube
blew up with a roar. The engine was
battling tbe night freight to Italmerstou
and points North. Brakeman Cruik-
shank is a son-in-law to Mrs. Torniulsou,
William street, Brussels, and she went
to Toronto on bearing of the accident.
We hope the injured men will soon be
able to resume work after their serious
injuries.
Walton
HORTICULTORAL.--The Social even-
ing arranged fur by the Waltons new
Horticultural Society was a great suc-
cess, President, Miss Maude Ferguson
and her staff of officers and dienotois
made every effort to make the even-
ing enjoyable to all. A. 0. U. W.
ball looked very pretey, quantities
of evergreen making a very effective
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Ship your Cream
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V.,ruzscils Creamery
Prompt Service Satisfactory Returns
We furnish you with Cans and Pay all Ex-
press Charges. Issue Cheques, for the pay-
ment of your Cream twice each month, pay-
able at par at your Bank.
Give the Brussels FaCtory one trial and you
will not want todiscontinue.
ausseis Creamery stewart stills,
props.
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heekgrotInd fol: the liglite with all'
ofdoloPd shades and LbP rasa and greet
StrearlierS. The hall, for Ole night
was it garden, and ot allard, and every
body thoro Lo 000mpot to be 10
the night, a fiower, 11, 1 r111', KB .011111
1111,1101,1" riiIt op e weed. Theme 1411 mot
into groul ,. to work. out lin, Politi,t
..A Jeive 'rale" and 'elude cal
prinunees." The "Roses" and "An
eutele" oat tied off the prizes whirl
were butuiliee ot red retimatione. 11,
Hoover, lieeyerreits., tIf liopiety, anted
as Cilairillitii itild a Bile program ryas
given. It emislat '5 of solos - 'Tho
Rose of No Man's Land" by John Me.
Arthur ; “My Little Rambling Rose,"
Mete Iva Herres ; 00 ! what a pat was
Mary" eliss Plerencte Ryan ; inset, ti -
men tal eelections.-- Violin, J. Liaoning
and Month Organ by 11. lb:ever
'The Jelowel 141 4)4,' De
elitrguerite ; 4,
Hong," eight lite le Mete: ; ''114
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eletion Song," e: -ev11111e airi1
"Sting or 111,.. T. fer the Miley
gills and as every gal:lei, lo v
crows a hained esv Mill by 8 bol.,
The relative of the evetiing wits the &-
bate "Retail veil that Country Life 14
preferable to City Lift." A III tin/1M VO
speakers were Grace Short reed, Lyla
Lawson and Ten iSioe
nreell and Nega-
te ye -Margaret. Mei.-tel, Elm eeen
Bennett and Been eh All the
speakere did well. MO judger gave
theft. verdict in favor of the negative.
Proceeds ef the evening $32.00.
Are yen a friend of llo? birds? Do
you 3110W LIIN pleataire One e
profit -in putting nut food for them in
the Winter ? The vevanitae of two of
our 1101008 here have dailyvisiters of
chickaileee, downy woodpeekeis and
other birds oil account of plocem of
sleet and fat peak nailed up in eheltet-
eel spots, A bird lover writes of the
chickadee, "It fairly overflows with
good saints and in never more eon-
tagionely gay than in D, RIIMV [norm.
So active, so friendly and cheering.
What would the long Noetheen
Winters be like without title lovable
ileighbor ? It eerves a more
utilitarian purpose however than brac-
ing faint hearted spirits. There la no
bite' that comparee with it in tlestroy-
ing the female eankerworm, moths
and their eggs.
"Piped a tiny voice tear by
Gay and polite, a cheerful cry-
Oldok-ohickadeodeedep 1 saucy note
Out of sound heave and merry
thi oat,
As If it said, "Good -day, good Siel
Fine aetertoon, old passenger 1
Happy to meet, you in these places
Where January brings few faces."
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Turnberry Council
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Minutes of Councilemeating Iteld 11*
Bluevale, Jan, 120), 1920. Members
all present viz, Jas. Moffatt, Reeve
James I. Scott, Wtn. A. Mines, J. J.
Moffatt and James Porter Counoillors,
Each signed his declaration of quail -
&Meet] and office and then went cm
with the ordinary business,
Minutes of last regtdar meeting and
also Nomination Meeting were read
and adopted on motion of W. A.
Mines and J. J. Moffatt.
On account of other important busi-
ness John W. King handed in his
resignation as Treasurer of the Town-
ship of Turn berty.
Moved by Jas. 5, Scott and Jas. Por-
ter that said resignation be accepted,
Oarried.
Moved by W. A. Mines and Jas,
Porte!! that Benson Ottiickshanlcs he
appointed Treasurer to act forthwith,
Carried.
By-laws were passed appointing the
following officers. No. 1 1920, The
whole council Board Commissioners,
No, 21020 Geo, Y. Oluiekshanks and
Allan eleEwan Auditors. No. 3 1020
W. S. Kilig, Assessor, No. 5 1920 John
Mulvey, Member of Board of Health.
No. 5 1920 Benson Oruickshanks,
Treastner. Moved by Jas. Porter and
J. 5, Sett that the Auditors meet, at
the Treasurer's office Bluevale on Jan-
uary 22u5, at 10 a, rn, to audit the
Treasurer's books. Oat•ried.
Moved by Jas. I, Scott, and W. A,
Mines that we advertise for tenders on
the McMichael di ain, tenders to be in
by uoon March 22nd, 1920. Carried,
Statistics of Births, Mal tinges and
Deaths fen the year 1010. T,,1 al num-
ber of Birth:, 37, Males 15 Penial*, 22.
Total number of marriages 13, Tot al
number of Deaths 20 Make111 leemalee
10, Next Council meeting 11111 1)1' held.
in 13luevale nn Monday Febriett y leth,e
1920 at 1 p. m,
P. Powxrele,
Grey Council
The eineicipal Commit elect of the
Township of (Hey metin the Tom: -
ship Hall, Ethel, Jammu 12111„ when
the following made end 13,41044 11)011
51111 neceseary deelaintione of q red i flea -
Lion and of office ; viz : John McNabb,
Reeve and Jas, Robt. L,
McDonald, Oliver Harris and Thomas:
McDonald, Councillors, 'Phe minutes
of previous meeting were veal and
adopted,
By-law No. for 1920, appointing
the various) Municipal Officers foe
1020 ea follows WM put thrOtigli its
several stages and finally passed : .A.,
II, MacDonald, Clerk and Treasurer ;
13, J. Bishop, Colleceor ; Mrs. 0, Ohap,
Mail, Caretaker oe the Township
Mali; Edward Fulton and Jas. Mc-
Nair, Auditors ; Fencevlowees : John
Me Ewan, Amor; Smith, Cuthbert
Hutchinson, Robert, J, Hoover, John
Oliver, Richard Cox, Andrew Math/Ill
anti Thomas Bowes ; Poumlkeepers
Bernice Payn, Thomas Cumming,
Win. 3. Gill, %Arm, Rands, Jacob
Long, Edward 0. Collie, Geo, McKay
and %Vint= a Sholdiee ; Ba -:'d of
Health : ,John McNabb, Oliairtnan ;
A. H. MacDonald, Secretaey, De. el,
Ferguson, Medical 11011153 Offiner ; and
George McFarlane, Walter Penning-
ton, Sanitary Inspector.
Olet'k was instructed to advertise
for applications for the position of
Assesser ; applications to be received
U p to noon on Monday, February
2nd, next.
Oollectoe's roll for 1919 was resolved
and accepted and the Collector re.
lieved from further responathility 111
tegard to the same,
hollowing aocounts wore peesented
and ordered 1,0 be paid
delivering ballet boxer), $12,00
+1.
IJMJMEINIATM
FOR FJYE YE?il
No Retum of Um Trouble Sine,. Telung
"FRUIT-A.:FIVES"
MR. JOHN C. GUILDERSON
P, 0, Box 1211, Parrsboro, N. 8.
"I soffered with Rheumatism for five
yrars,11a1i0git 00 badly at times 144450
anelect to gel, tip without as,isturo.e.
1. tried different medieinee 1 sites
itilserlised and 40515 treated by doetors
in Amherst, also la taw home teem,
but the Rheumatism came letek.
In 1010, I saw in an advertisement
11, Lt `Fruit•a.tives' would stop Mims.
metism, and took one box and got
relief; then I took them right alone'
for about six months and the Rheu-
matism was all gone and 3 have never
felt it since,
Anyone who would care to write
me as regards 'Pruit-a-tives' I would
be glad to tell them what ee'ruit-a-
clid for me,"
JOHN E. GUILDERSON,
Contractor and 'Mason.
600. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25e,
At all dealers or sent postpaid by
Pruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa, Ont,
Thos. Clark, repairs to gt inlet and
seller, 81.20 ; Edward Clatk, gravel,
f134.7 ; Austin Raytiard, gravelling,
*82.00: F. Balfour, repairing nulvert,
15500; Wesley Somms, gravelling,
$58.00, and gravel, 1519.1)0; D. Ewen,
repairs, 15375; Geo. McKay, gravel-
ling Om 17, $534 80 ; Andrew Math -
an, gravel, 858.00 ; P. J. Bishop,
salary Collector and postage and
stationery, $165.00 ; Geo, McDonald,
MONTHLY
HORSE FAIRS
BRUSSEL-S
2.1..tilbly 1 fors.. 1.7ai1's1,111 ls. 1,, ,
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TIIVIV4f);.Y, p1:0 eth, Base
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Pit
Local 0111i Outside Buyers will be Present
Ily order .1
P. S. SC( YrT, 1 l.'rk.
gravel, i104.l5 ; I ii•tet riled
Aid tioeiety, 151:.00 , (Irani lo
Child [tom,' 41. Tot 0111 11, 151(1
tlrant to 11',1 he! 1'1110i, y. 810 14.1
ailjouriwa bl1401
Fob. 2nd nt•xl,.
A. 11. 71 ‘,1 t'l
Novick Courted
Connell sleet For 19211 Mat in Tn.
cite rite Jitiolary 12111, pureue t
to statute, Ertel* membee leek tepee-
eary statutory deelaration 4 "dim. led
(ORA fl,ustioi, 14 follow', :-Poti..y P.
tWm. 3. Spl•tioli,
!Mt g.I4E.F.VP ; ThOU111. Osgli., John
BeValle and GO,,l'gO 1111011:1.1(i, C4,1111-
(411101.8. Itt..PV 4. I link Ilia dully. Min.
otos of lest meeting rtmcl and on (no-
tion of l' 110:) ittul fugl is 11.01-0
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17p111l. Moved by Syolton atul 13ry.
ane titer Coutwil go wt. emionif51-o of
the Whole with CoutteIllor Inglis in
rhair-Cat Ord.
Conitnil ruse and reliortill pro.
HS follows -Salaries, Ctte k,
$475 ; $50 ; Ti P11.5111 Or, $100 ;
and $10 for Financial Ste:, men! ;
A *1(111(11 13, $20 10011 1 Mt-flit:el 14-44.111*
Ofileee, $75 ; Caretaker of T,
$41 ; Onneam. rm. leaatern 51 eiee.n,
Vie • Wrsteln Division 70 : Aseeeettr,
$120;
Offiems appointed :-J. IL Iti,gere,
Treaeurer •, C. E, eValket, elle* a
Auditor., A. A. Grehron and 11 NV.
Laird ; Dr. L. N. Whitley, 71, ilieal
Health Officer ; Jame. Rime, Care
taker To 11 til, Appointment of
808001 and Collootoo, will be notd,,
September meeting, a byelaw to be
(Iran n op therewith.
Moved by leglie alai Hubbard 111165
time for Nam ning Eastern Colleet or's
roll be extended to the February
meeting.-Clarried.
Proininent Minister Endorses
Hacking's Heart and Nerve Remedy
Was almost a Nervous Wreck from Overwork; this won-
derful remedy brought bark his old time Vigor and -Vital-
itY. Read the story of a Great Medicine, ID three letters. e100 in cask
will be paid to anyone who can prove that these letters are not genuine.
Tho name of Minister will be given to anyone who doubts these remarkable
statements,
H&c is Letter Number One
"Please send me one box of HACKING'S IlEATtT and. NERVE REM-
EDY, I am suffering from a bad attack and have been unable to fill my
pulpit for three months, doctors say that it may be six months or more be -
ton: I am well again. I used to be able to hold my large congregation from
start to finish, now, I can scarcely hold my own thoughts.
My Heart Action is bad and I am subject to Paintings and Dizziness,
and am- very despondent, I hope that your remedy will help me."
Wo sent on the one box of Hacking's Heart and Nerve Remedy and
11 days later WO 000100 this letter,
Letter Number Two
"Please send me 6 boxes of Hacking's Bean and Nerve Remedy.
have used the box you sent me and I feel that it has already helped me.
My head is clearer and the pain that has followed the preparation of my
sermons has been greatly relieved and I feel that with proper treatment.
will again be restored to my old-time vigor.
I am so pleased with the sneeess of your remedy that 1 am giving part
of it to some of my firiends."
Now cornett the proof in letter number three, a few weeks later.
Letter Number Three
"Itavirg used your medielne,IIacking's Deere and Nerve Remedy for a
few weeks for Neurasthenhe (.7e r•vous Breakdown) I have become as a new
For !4w menthe I have :queered from Sieeplessnese, Nervous Chills,
Fee eOng Speffe, Severe ileadiece:ee and I could not piece my mind on the
01' my sernyans. To -clay, my old ambition and strength is re-
ne:,,e1....-thaalcs to the 14.110*11 your t•ennetly, which I ant pleesed to retenne
reend to anyone sufferitig from Nervous Disemees."
This testiniontial comes voluotarily from one whose reputation is un-
asseffable and is given for the stele purpose ot: holping others. The above
et:WI:tents are true -or ae vele to t.he truth "as the melt 01' lienjtanin
coviel Remy a atone" 1.8.
If voir are broken down in health from any eattse whatever we will
get r;.otoo that a six box tee:Rolm:I 1414 ziAt-.{..12...u,s elleAltT aNn scltvE
will make a wonderful ituprovement in your health, but you must
he sere to get HACKING'S. Price 50e a box. e ltoees (,', 14.70. Sold by
all dealers, or by mail. Hacking's Lin:::ed,
/Cloye(l by lipottou ails) Bryan that ;
4ja)1.1..11.1ftiv aNtiud lapfp'rj;intlit:2°,2f, orfleff,I.I.Idastitbt
1.0.41 LW third t.irne --Oar.
2.1,,61•41 I,y luctlitc -tot* II,tr,IliltI
tttlittwi”g t-ittcts
JOILO Tinny, 1), 11 O., )s11 ,-.1,11‘. fees
$12; NV111. Grabion, 11.
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*14! ; 54*04414.
11 0 1,41 k 41.11,3
$13 ;
Isaac' tifintlde, I/. It. 0. 11011
derk foes .1.1.41 b.,,111 11,12: (1, W.
ri• 11, 1..„ tun) t.01!
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Jetties L)ttogitt,, itcra•er,,r 41,.14•It loll.
ity Et:,S 4 .101111 8 togsl,i, :open
glatit•r, ; I m vi,,
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Witik••1, b.f• 1•.•15, $19
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DON' 3UMP 220 001014178TONS.
iThat is tiro difference between real.
(.!,•• and cure? Any disease which is
the to recur cannot bo indefinitely
"t ured." You roan dispel the gonna
the sydent.. lad, that is timely „
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A, xson Wien for years With Rheu-
, asatuas. trdia numerous treat -
=outs *without success, Iia takes Tem-
pleton, Ithounlatie Capsulcs, and ie re-
loaltb. again.
A 61 Rholao:ttie 0/111).
`•44,3 irgain, Whitt 1'009 he 1111
4411414710 POW Tina 11 18 his Ohl
5 eeoee refereed; that the medicine ho
; . ; - ft Inporary- effect; that
t -'• wolf This in.
1: one we wish to rad)
,14*---.1.oess4ct it is entirely f also.
Tempi. ' on Rheumatic',
.. 7. ;1.• ,t,',,Ivt•n a fair trial. they
:•'!„. use); soistice Lon)
1,74 H nr any of
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er,on the above diseases. They will
r•suedv them and drive them from
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PLAY FMR.
Goes the Price on
all Winter Goods
For the Next Thirty Days
To make room for our avw Spnu, Gouds, which will
s000 be arriving, we will sell Below Cost all our stock of
Men's, Women's. and Childien's Hoary Wool DUMP
Men's, Vionieni and Children's Sweaters end Puli-overs
Men's Heavy &lel Sox, Mitts and Gloves - Winter Hats
Children's and Says' Heavy Overcoats
flannelette Blankets are also included to this Great Redaction Sale,
;on:, gwill „in 111'
141 - ,;11' on ell 0thor Iines atl-
oods nuut gol '4111'4111oi 1111.1.:411 ritake room for the neve
veriked berme. Pitt ly anti oftPti and LO your fullest
as these
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Send your Cream to the Creamery thoroughly
established and that gives you Prompt Service and
Satisfactory Results.
We solicit your patronage knowing that we can
.:five you thorough satisfaction.
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