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Toilet PreparatioDs�
tailtdoet
Jouteol Taleen, Powder
J Wel 1'tlfihl t'tnll Crate
Jouteel Rouge
Jonttll l aur I',uvirr
oodhorv's h.,,al Soap
Woodbury's F- 1 -d Cream
1'tu'ndie Vanishinit Cream
Pnrndis hl c,sag, CI vain
1'2ratlis Tatou 111
141nhalia rat] : 1),f 1•re,ou
Muhslie Cold 1'lram
Mnlrtl)11 1'e, i'tete', "r.
Nabobs bar,
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Pmnptn.0n ;.� C'. un
Pommel m Iii, •,et
Pompeian N,o1,1 1},• n
Creant of Vol.•t.,
Culex
Cutlet Nail ' hoe
Cu'
ex .ill l'oI
xNI
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350
feet'
ane
750
250
2-,e
11(11'
1,00
teiO
144
ill 5o
75e
Ooe
nee
bee
250
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551
Maly Garden Perfume, bottle 350
Mary Harden Face Powder $1 35
5(415 11;trileu Talcum 750
Uj.lkis Pet fume, oz. $2 o1)
Ujelkis Face Powder 850
1)jerkis'Talcum 4,0c
Sempre (bovine ti5c
Ponds Vanishing, Crean) 6oe
Alma Z lila Face Powder 750
Azul ea !Fee Powder $1 75
Harmony Coeur Butter C01d
Cream 500
RexalC C
'olil Cream
eve mid 55c Jars
Rre,ll're) . o1)
,11Cream m , f Aon ds 252
Rex dl Venishiug Cream 200 & 350
Violet Dilce Talcum 250
Yucca Talcum 25C
Malialiti Toilet Water
?5e
Harmony Lithe Lotion 750
R. SMITH
Store
Drliggiet and Stationer
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aniy ? qt,�• �+ Muent01N was "all 012(1)'' and will be
Lill �; ,3' 4 111112 welcome bank.
PA WINO off the "hog's back" on the
sidewalk was a good move and saved
more than oue tumble 0o doubt.
2 CARS of fine cattle were shipped from
Brussels Tuesday of this week by the
heed Farmers' Club Ino. Robb null 1,
Henry hoover went to 'reroute with
then:.
lxo '1', t)unoAN's pee of Rhode
Islnud Reds, at the year's Laying Con-
test. at O'layee Experimental Perm, is
keeping up their record despite the
estretnc cold weithei and are end in the
long list of entries.
FllstuAiv.
\\4x missed the bin thaw.
TUX surplus from the Leap Year
11111102 next 'Monday evening will go to
an Improvement Fund tot re.deeornting
the interior of tt'o 1'.'11))1 Ball
BRe85ELs, Mort.' S Grey Rural Tele.
phone Coulpn)). tci;; ;;tad their ainDal
tweeting In the Town Hati. Brussels,
next Tuesday afterneeri, at 1 jo o'clock
A S0ATIN1: Marl) at It, Jesus 11)1k toe'
Thursday evening of next Werk is being
arranged by the Continuation School
pupils anti lnelt:BBMUS are being issued
for the some.
Serum:.' \V.1S .'ne 01 the s 'Id days,
thermometer reeiaterine as .ow as 22
degrees below zero Sento s:lv it was
27 degrees. '('11e clay WAS t'enntifully
cletu' wily sharp
r\. SIOt 1.rin.le has sold bis property
w1) Elizaabeti, st R: ussris, e0ntninin1( '3
or 10 acres :o M. \-nifiek, Toronto, who
will be 00mitle b,a: k to town shortly.
111 r, 51rCluskie and fatuity ('vile• remove
t,) 0 carol in .Molesworth locality, we
understand. May all concerned profit
by the transaction,
or)a1 y \\ ogb,uu hockey fans are
Holding their head, a little higher as a
result w1 11 ,,hg. .011's wl') O)el' Brit/168;8,
S td h, in Northern erl1 League fixture there
'T 111,tl ay eve:t n y of last week. The
gaune was Iasi and clean. a re Mal it;bre
feature being 41,:44 the .ast five .301510
were scored i13 310 space of twelve
minutes. The ;'nl' ,1 w..s as hollows .--•
.Hrnsst i0 \erne:tram
Lowry.... abed Thornton
Anum( ... h+., n,, Bloomfield
(0oronl0rk lief emit, , 400kerldgo
Boll . Centre 1 keridgo
Pox .. ... ,\y' ,p' M ,rash
molls ...L. . ,\Wily. .... t rn1L. hanits
Belton tyit.,, ,.Sul .. Iliabll
Referee- Wood, 11141101,'n, Brussels
4'4,11 likely (1)5 it t.p r of 33101 elms vet
before class of 1.0,,01 m first x.010,} 011
though our boys are out 01 the running
they p4) 1)( Coed v. ime's hist tete some
and deserve Maury )41111rert,
Mas. Tilos Sio -Rt. til,. 110513, --The
death neeint,,l Ft day afternoon of Mrs.
Thomas Moore, (1O'iling"ton street,
Stratford She w,aa in her 8t:, year,
anti sueruuaho,; eau,: .an islet s of sever-
al years. She leas.: a 411014.41) 1 .an,1 two
dtin g)tees, (41,s t'» 1Ws:e MO 5l into0,
also two broCacts, Joule's 01)41 Jahn
Walkom, the latter of Fel-torten Mrs
Moore was born in Cornwall. 1$mllaad,
and hard been a resid:'nt le Stratford for
about \) )Cass. At1:'0 their 11Lahl)0Qe STr.
and Mrs. Moot lir,',: ,n h'ili,a 4'33 town.
a'h�ship, Perth 0A., t'c ten' a tone atter
!hey t,
a 1 made • .
01 1 ) i nb t hero o1) their
12t11I loth t.'1rw t,'wn..n',
. for :a
nlleiber Ol' costa .'.i3' they sold anti
took up resttlenec 'r. t„wa. Thew zeal
and readiness 10 twin i '
I every 1e)A).•
rnrnt
0f 011110011 work in eotmeetuwl Walt
Metllollislh 1s wr41 remembered and they
were:greatly missed in the ohotr; ti.ab
1911th Scht'ol and Rptw.tth 1.1'11x430 t,n
removing to S11'ntt''rd. 1'tn'ir pikes
wort seldom T:le,)ifI. At the morning
service in the Str l d st ,l)uroh 1)01(1
last Sunder d tis n^its, 01 condolence
and sympathy was ' lo', 1 and Was for.
wattled to Mr. and •. \I,04es Moore to
the hone er th'e'n 1,4 ;.:404th• 111 .n the
loss of wife and 1114 11et . lir. Moo, e'1)
health has not t, 0')) , ,' 1 for some years
And RC 110 ie well nit in /he 34-,'34 at is not
to be Wondered t tete earl:lie taber011e(o
gives 0vleiene et the fl Slat of time,
Cly , Moore was a quiet tutted ❑moon,
\vlln mug It nine it of bre honk 14113 031-
iurrd the esteem ell n wile eit'elc of
friends, Mrs. Moore's funeral 30011
plrtce Monday afternoon at Stratford;
To rent for Inetn,'np1,, or Drop. the 100 acro
farm of Mrs, Hooter hl1Qna•rio, Let 12, Con. 9,
Grey Township. P11ou, 31110.
7 To1Nn pica for tulle win overage about 50
pounds. Also it young mare rising 4 years and
a quantity of good burley, Lot 14, Col. 10,
Grey township.
Phone 954 ALEX. DARE, 13ruaxnla, R. R. 11
Fon SALE. --One Durham hill, 3 oowa clue to
Calve in April, n bunch of pigs about 80 Pounds
and la good ewes, Phone ".Alli
W. M. MITCie1NSON.
F0)4 5551,E -A Dominion Organ, 6 octave
Wx. Y. McKAI-. Phone 404
55.90 daily the year around send for yearly
contract and towline rinse free. H. V. MAIMS',
Windsor, Ontario.
"young pigs fur sato tram 70 40 511 1,001)115
Al c, 5 Teck 8141) dee to furrow 1,0x1. aonlh.
Loris 0001.1.1013102, MONO, 111 Orris. Phone
450.
Beta: oysters for Sale. S. C. W ruaop,
1,410075/ n dozen. Feed ground bone and
keep the bans haying, 13501.01 111410.
Pot) SALE. -2 comfortable dwelling houses.
T. C. 141IoNANns.
TORSO girl wanted to learn pant and )est
MOTOR. \\-"ngns (0 00a week to start with.
Apply to R. Fouorsoo, Brussels,
1211. PAs02N, Osteopethio Physician, visits
Rrns,ols Monday afternoon of each week.
(Throttle and nervous diseases nomC0.shilly
tree{ed. 410110 residence,, Consultation at
Queen's Hotel.
•
SfR. Mest:RA1b.. R promoter of 1110
Ch.mta0gr5 8nrean, w110 i1) Bruss(is for
• a few dare. discussing the queoliou of ,a
1 dote h eslnral of Song, Story, Leceure,
Inatlilnirntai music and other interest-
ing features with Brtisselites, asking to
have it eventuate in the early Summer,
The Serene supplies a big tent for the
acc.'nllu0datiou of the people, Nothing
wits done to close au agreem0ot.
UNnE0 the auspices of Brussels Con -
tines -Bon Se11001 Literary Society, a
Concert will be given io the Town Hall,
Thursday eveuiug, 26th lost, at S
o'clock. Program will be varied and
intereeling. consisting of musical and
literary 0❑m11• 00, a p'a.y-Males Stan.
; dish -Patio), Drills, fie An advertise -
!tient e0ilcerui11g it may be rend else-
weere 41) this 'issue. Reserve [he elate
ed 11ACC A good time,
Sr.00 Loons I. 0. 0. F. -
Ft) lowing 41101l3041155011101 i(1 connection
wilt, the 1)1100,11)3' t.ernl of Western Star
1..'d;ye, Na, 4,4,3, I, O. O. F„ Brussels,
installed by 1) D G. ll. jobb, Wing -
N. G., 13. '1' Plum,
V. (, A. 5. Dennison,
R. S., Sl Week,
F S.. A. McGuire,
Tyra.(, F H. Scott.,
Warden, 13 Whittard,
0011,, I G lone).,
O t 5', \V1 unison,
1 t.l., 1; G I'51101,
R S N. 1J, jos
'1'lluellr
1. 15 N (14 , \\', P. Fraser,
R. S. V (; , R. Henderson,
T'.. S V. G , le. McCracken,
R. 5. 13 , W. I. McCracken,
L. Si SI) Kcoirk uncal,
(.
Iranian), R. Lenlherdnie,
Lodge sleets Thursday evening. of eneb
week (n their spacious Lodge room in i
'CBE Post block,
MONTHLY Horse Fair'I'hurscl'}y of this
week.
Rsr01T of the town Council, Mwrdi•
(On Convert 011C1 other ill 1114. ,11't' LIUn'tl-
ed over 1111 nee weel,,
SATURDAY night suns Jock Frost's s cat-
nivel n he certainly over the
1 va and Ca I ly put it a
people as Sunday morning gave 0vi•
denim,
;City Pon' is sony to hear that Thos.
(loss Genu Famishing store at Cher
ley, 2)140 Iniroosi out Wednesday morn.
ing of this week. We hope he cern led
i sell ranee.
Goon 130ov'r,•--There has been 5111111141
the local 'Treasurer, F. H. Gilroy, the
stun of 411.0713,3x toward help for the
suffering Armenians, Other contribu-
tions are expected.
A 111)13 of Brussels Curlew: were re
llarristou this week taking n hand at
their curling touruaint of The quar-
tette was D. C. Moss, A, Strachan, 0.
C
Wailers and Cleve Hunker.
SesseareTtoN rates for the Montreal
Witness and Northern Messenger have
boon increased, also the Family herald
and Weekly Star, The cut•rected club.
bing offer may be read o1) page 5.
Tire two houses of the Heist famil'es,
Albert street, are quarantined over a
light typo ease of smallpox. It is sup-
posed to have been brought from Strat-
ford where n member of oue of the fami-
lies had been ill.
RlCxn. Roe DRCRAsam,-Last Mon-
day Richard Roe an old and well known
resident of this locality, passed away at
the hone of his daughter, Mrs. Crich,
John street, i1) his 8elh year, Funeral
hares place '1'huredny at 2 30 p• In
Service at 2 Intermeut in Brussels
cemetery. More extended notice next
week.
'l'xues❑Ay after❑oou of this week, at
3 o'clock Brussels Branch of he W. C.
T. U., will hold a meeting at the home
of Mrs. A McGuire, It is txpeeled
that Mrs. Beavers, County President, of
Exeter, will address the gneheriug,
She is au enthusiastic worker in this
worthy cause. On page 4 may be read
a❑ extended report cf the last annual
Convention of this practical or1Rniza-
ti(111. An offeriug will be taken for the
Atnleaitin Fund.
1)A'ras WORTI'1 REM051fExING.-
Horse Fair Thursday of this week.
Horticultural Directors 'meet Friday
Evening at Public Library Board room
at 8
Inter -church Mass meeting next Sun-
day evening Sr. Tohn's church
School Concert Town Ha11, Thursday,
Feb 27.
Brussels Telephone Co., Annual meet-
iu TFebi 'TO Hall.
Tuesday. 1 t0 f1 w❑
Howiek Mutual Amnia' meeting,
Gerrie Friday, r 1h east RI 2
3
Leap Year Skate Wednesday evening
this week.
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE - A 'Travel
T11k o1) "Bouuie Scotland," illustrated
with many fine views was giver) in the
Lecture room of Melville church,
Tuesday evening, by Rev. W. Moffat,
Millbank. Ninny scenes of historic iu-
terest were shown and the beauties of
nature as revealed in the lochs aid
hills of old Scotland and mn011 informa-
tion given concerning the chief piece of
interest. Besides the Lecture n musical
program of Scotch songs, violin n❑d
111 t organ selections was give❑
Proceeds was $39.00. livening was
mu0h enjoyed by all.
ENTxixen INTO Rxw'1',--On Friday,
3oth nit , another of our pioneeis lens
removed from ns by the grim, yet kind-
ly hand of death, in the person of Mrs,
'Phomas Moore, 22 Moruington ,trees.
Stratford, at the age of So years. Mrs
Moore, with her husbaud, conmeuced
nra'ri0(1 life an a farm near here. in the
township of Grey, Lot 11, Cou. co, no it
owned by Wni, McNair, Mr,.. Moore's
maiden na1Ee wee Charlotte Walken).
She was born in Cornwall. England i
Wlleu 4 years of age, came with her
parent; and other members of the
family to Canada, and For some yea's
made their borne near Darliugtou.
Some years inter they moved to Perth
County settling* on a term near Mitchell,
where she met him who was to be her
life long partner. After several years
of hardship and toil, clearing the virgin
soil, yet successful and happy years as
they were, Mr. and Mrs Mooreand family
tnoved into the village of Brussels where
theyeujoyetl a well merited rerpite front
the more active life. '1'o know Mrs
Moore Was t0 respect nod love her, for
her sterliug worth, She was a faithful
wife, an exemplary mother, a cousisteut
and loyal member of the Methodist
church, and a neighbor and blend al-
tvays to be relied upon, For the Inst g
years the family have resided in Fara-
ford. Mrs. Moore tuns n great suferer
for several months, and death enure RS R
welcome messenger. To the bereaved
husband 0531 drlughters a host of friends
offer their sincere sympathy.
1 People We Talk About ti$
tt tt
Will. Bell spent the week end with
Listowel friends.
Miss Lovae Sinclair, who has been i1)
Detroit, is home nu a recuperating visit.
Harry and Mrs, Querin. Gait, were
visiting relatives in town for the week
end,
Mrs. Skelton was it visitor with her
dnnghter, Mos (Ilse, at Stratford for a
Cela days.
Wyman Sperling, Mail Clerk on the
G. T. R. teas hoarse for shortvisit with
his parents.
Miss ean Fox attended the Normal
School "Al Home i1) Strnt ford nod en-
joyed R fine time.
Walter Wilber was oft duly for a
week so from a disabled knee but we
hope he will soon be as hearty as ever.
Miss Winuie'Morris was oft duty for a
few days last week owiig to a severe
cold but resumed teaching again this
week.
Phos. Whitfield, of Michigan, was
visiting relatives in Brussels and locality,
Ho io a brother to '1'. E. Whitfield,
Queen street.
Mrs. Ino. E. ;;math, of Brandon,
Meuitobu, and her sister, Mrs A. 'Al.
McKay, of Wilmer, Sask,, arrive d this
week from the West, to reeew old ft tend -
elites They aro daughters of David •
Ross, Elisabeth street, and are well
known former residents (11 brussels
Mrs, Smith may stake her home in
Town Rs her htisb3nd died 11 few months
ago. She expects to pay a visit to re-
iatives in Scotland ere long '1'110 ladies
etre welcome 10 Brussels and the good
followship of many former acquaint'
Muses, Mr. McRay is engaged In the
Presbyterian ministry out West,
Mrs. J. T. Wood is vir;tliI'41 her '41.;101,
Mrs, (lacltullut in 1,01111101.
F. W.4'I Illnl1)1. \Ninunpe 4, wivR 11,1li.
day vi 1, i at the lautne e I hi; uncle anti
Mint, 12 and Mrs Ltathe)dale.
t n e u01110.11 -pox "i
, [ e [tt
ae(oul t a
011
the Seh)o1See; ion in Wtli'tatownship,
Miss Ala gee Perlia was having •t couple
of weeks million and visited at }Ill+
parental home i1) lira Sets. •
A note (rem :5111'. lea. 'Gait, formerly
of town, says she huts gime to Abilene,
liosons, to help etre for (111e, 131 Peter,
her sister • in law. who isi11. Old friends
hope the patient will seen be better.
Mrs. James 1)unean is home from a
visit of At month 011 f 11)d,10y where she
went to 53"( tier broree ', Win Jackson.
who has been ill but is somewhat inn -
proved.
Cita Post i5 plr1101(1 that the quaran.
tine barr wits lifted from the house of
Reeve Plum and family last week and
everything has fe::umr5 nural,51 c„11th•
clout alley the tie up fur the pre, crib. d
period
This week loo. 11. $hat po, Calgatl•.
I • 1'i. visit ill 1e11119U;
was 1410 On a brief rf v s l w 1
0)1)5 friends Ile 1)140 becu for til 141013 6
('oars 1ravettug i0 1110 West fn the. Ail
Coiniclt (3)0211(3 and C. nleetin,1,re f11.0
of London, 0101 lie has 1+11W It a pro.
motvtl by the t'1nmny to t1).” )1).l ,_i!e-
ment of the s' and ItAmiintou
branches. Mr. Kenny, whorl h' tue-
needs, being sent to Vaneouvet l' (.,
Mr, Sharpe is an active, 4i1,awake
40(105 man and will 511 the bili \\'e
are glad to nO114 the U• ,neini(1ce given
to another o1.1 buy 1)r this locality i1)
climbing the ladder of success. Ile is a
sou 1)1 lames Sharpe, one of fhe old et-
tle(snf this commune i'. Mr Shape
was et London attending a basial•',,
meeting of the Wesal CT) repro- ia:IIices
Mid took a run up to B)usi'is before 1e.
turning to Calgary.
BORN
KitiO4an,--L1 (1rt'y township, oq January Slat,
1920. to lar, and Mrs. Telford. Re5Cor, a sol
-Albert Lawrence,
01E0
BLNN aT1'.•-L, Gorrie, oil ;railway 210, 104,
:Richard Bonnett, aged 75 50810.
Jon Na'rox,-In (Trey Township, on January
Olot, 1020, 80,51, Jane Akins, beloved wife
of George lnhnstun, aged 00 yens, 5
tnou1ha and 10 days.
510000.-1n Sten tfosd, on tannery 80th, 1020.
e1,a lotte Walkout. beloved wife or Thee,
swore, formerly of Brussels, aged 80 years
and months
14034. -In Brussels, on February 2nd, 1020)
Richard line in h. '11th 1r. Fe111aral
1511 ve
hourearl er'h'Imoon at 2 00. 801'4100 brei
hoar 2nrli,!r.
AUCTION SALES
1 s 1 111 1 1'It. 1 1 4 01 ,1 dn•
'e1)t lions 1 ra i1 t k i
Tents. honsrltvld hu•ni hue &e.,Out 0, e`oi II,
Rale 1 Township. Ida e u s1 td at. ). 111.
Grey 0 f e 4
P 1
Jag AIuntrPen 10 u,, ' S ook,i Atie
Mono,02 Pen 0, Prop
Stook, Implem's' 1,
0&t at Lot 15, Con: 8, Grey. ale, unreserved,
at 1 p. m. Lrwne Whitfield, Prop,; L, S. Scott,
Ana
TnEsoSv, F'., o1f 25, ou,1. Furniture,
Farm sladr, unreserved
Inn 25, Clog, 11, Grey Town-
ship. sale unreserved at 8.- 1p. m. Thos. Wil-
liamson, Prop 10, S. Scott, Aum.
w E11NssnAY, Pial 15, -Fara: stock, inndx-
uwnko, Ca., Lot 10, Coll, U. (Trey Township,
Sale nilr"eel't•ed of 1 p. n,. Thos. Davidson,
Prop le. S Scott, Any
Flt 11),1 r, FRE 2310,3.-Farn1 Ntn011, at. NI.. Lot
311, Con 2, Morris. Salo at 1 p. 51. 100111. J,
Mel Amnon, Pimp. ; John Purvis, Ano,
Stock for Sale
Two young Scotch Short Horn Bulls for sale.
One 10 months old sired by (d niusferd of Salon
and the other 0 months old sired by Amine
Lad. Prices right. THOS. P11(RC12,
Lot. 20, C:On 13,Morris Twp.
Telephone 5510 1,, 11, 5
Farm for Sae
Good Marro farm for sale, being NI' Lot
2E, Dal,, 0, 111urr10 Township. All ch mod ex.
0apting 5 or 0 nares of -elder. Cnnrf,rtnble
house, hank barn 00 feet square, erellnrd, well
watered, 3.1!0. Immediate possession eon be
given. Farm is about 2 miles from Walton, 0
from Myth and 7 from Brussels. For further
partlethlars las to prise, terms CO, apply on
the promises or Walton P O H R. 8
1)0N5 LI) 5MCDONALD, Pro mil tor,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. -In the
'natter oftho estate of James Sim-
eon, late of the Township of Groy.
In the County of Huron, Farmer, tie -
coasted,
Notice is hereby given putennnt to "The lie-
viaed Statutes of Ontario," that all creditors
anti others baring elating against the estate of
the said dames 8am,1n, who died on or abort
rho)5h(r day M Jan vary, A D, 1520, Ore rtgetlr-
ed on or before the 21st day of February, A.
1) 1020, to send by post ('r, pad or del}err 00
W. AT, Nimllnh', of the \phage of Brussels, in
Nut County of Huron, solicitor for the Fxern-
tors of the host )V illanel 're,talilrll1 of the 12.
Goosed their Christian and : urnl'r,e• add ,Ps
anti descriptions, the full 3'..r:n•O n their
elating, the statement of th,ir 4IP ,.n,a and
th0 nature of the seermiti, -(f any hold by
them.
And further -take notice that n'ter te.h last
lnnnti011ed tate the said Ex,rnt will
prnreed to distribute the assets of the ,a'ed
nlnoilg the pnrhes eolith ui thereto b n:ug re-
gard only to the claims 01 twit .II t snail
then have notice, 01111 the Tutt by134u" 1• who
not he liable 0,m the -010 loson., or :my tort
114501of to 00y per.011 or isr0.4.4 113 wi 50
etnim 1)04120 shall not have 1 ,al reee15h., 114
lifer at the time or.a:etu ,1m1a,hu4hos
Dated xt 111: sols this 0Id tiny of February,
A. 1). 10211.
W. 51. wilts AIB,
Solicitorfo• Andrew. Charles s,uso,tarid:leg•
aid 0traeh, 11, h,xerutors of the deceased.
Auction Sale
AY:e'1'b0N 5A1,10 Ol'' 1. AR)I STOCK, 1111•
'Ltc51NNas, S, ;cote, Auctioneer
has been Instructed by tie undersigned to step
by Pnblte Atietton nt Lots 0011 P, 154 ry Town•
ship, on Thor shay, Fah, 1:11 It, nt 1 n e link, the
following property 1-) general purpose horse
11 years, 1 heavy horse 11. year's, 1 driving
horse 7 year,, ( driving 13)111.1 4 pries, 2 Cow's
years old, due in May, 10aty, 6 years steppes•
eti in calf, I row 0 yenta, 1 row, de'rsey.14 years
dux in March t Cow, yearn, ,(nee 1n March, 1
feat cow, 1 nit heifer 93 ears old, 2 fat titters 8
Tenn, 0111, 1 0.1 o, 1. 1,'141,; 2 '01rs, 1 fat heifer
rising 2 soar, fur heifers rising 2 year,, 4
heifers ,l year old, 1 slt„r 1 jiver old, 4 Spring
Oa 1)aW, 2 doses, 2 sow•, s1) ppost d tin pig, 7 sack.
1100, 8 pitta 4 months old, 5 elmelts, 25 (lens, 1
3,1nsserdla,1 is hay -loader nearly 11159, 1 Apts.
Rey -Barris hinder 7 11„1 \+assay-Ho'ris than.
010 sprio:nor nearly new, 1 tittering 11101yr0, 6
ft., pearly non 1 Flrmv milking plow near)
110W, 1 twin plow', 1 POI harrows. l Frost &
Wood ruft,vn,nr, l l H. C. dist seed drill neer-
lY now, 9 soothers, 1 1U0113p sower, 1 roller, 1
disc 1 corn marker, 1 stone boat, 1 fanning
111111, 1 root Impar, 1 set. of ,0)1105 (1660 113,,,J
2n'agons, I. hay rank. 1 stool) rook, 1 pug box,
1 lop buggy, I tee buggy, 11),50, 1, pori bob.
sleighs, I set teams hnrneas, ntnr, 1 set. plow
),Ornen9, 2 011+0 Riegle horn,+,.', 2 5)01115 irotlgh8,
1}dg lrnpgh1O keit 1 hot yr her. ,
1 sap pat ando a6sap 0nppas
nail., on, :tet trh0r. 1
,De lin ne 'renal sepalor itea , (4151 1 Tum,
nhnrn 111,,11•, 11050, 1 h(1 <r 1, „is,I. '01,1(r,s,
1 Anlo knittogn50),,,, n -tit onto hmeels,1
steal range, 1 I 1 ).ur, c 1. -ds, 1,401300a. ec, 1
single bad, 1 exit noon table. le. n,nily new, 1111
faire wets, le ojte)), psis 1J l n' ty
h0yforkr„,• 3a ins. 11 A t ,. sr 13 41 :.e
hits. Lailey. }eani'g nl hay, wrLkt nes,
neckvolte. forks, slit:vola 1'1,11:1,5 1111.4 0tei
1(11100010 Taber aM1ldea. Sale 4i:hnitt le•
serve nn the proprietor (" Risme tip int long
T0r1n0-�34,00 and tinder h.: over at
anlolnt1 wish that
menthe credit pivrn oil furnishing,
apprOvmi Jolla 150100, 4 per:rent oft for cash
011 erwii101uounts.
JAId0S AllMST1010N(}, Proprietor,
,AERVIC1 ,—.This
7 Hank, for the past
^
rR` `I5 years, has done
3
chart: in the development
1: the biv;illt:5s Of the Do-
.ltiltt)t,n. Our experience and
equipment are at the service
of every customer. .115
THE
ANDARD BANK
OF CANADA
f3RUSSEi..S f3RAMCI.1
G. 1'1, SAM IS NIAtiAr-an
A11 ION sit1.13 ON FARM STOOK. I11•
11:4541, 00 -If. S Sebtt, Auctioneer,
NI. h:,, in.,. ruined by the undersigned to sell
lw 01,1>ll"Ant-lion nat 1,01 10, Con 8, Grey, on
111
1 ,nary 11101,, at 1 ,'nlook, the fol•
lowing property :- 1 heavy draft, tenni of gold.
nuts 5 owl 0 years old,. 1 general purpose nn)1•e
rising fl years, 1 driving mare rising 6 years,1
aged mare, 1 eon:sapp o')l in Calf due Marcs(
1st, .1 Cute supposed in calf dun march 10t11, 1
a"w supposed in calf duo 'larch 25th, 2 Cowes
011,111115 a calf due 1111• In' 20 wsarn se
([ ) s P 01 ) t, 1) t po d
CO , du 11ny 10th, tux's feeding, 1 (.1,m 2
COW, 2 st is ertrio rising
years, ro, e rising 8
4234•,, '1 h Ste', , 3) 01 2 yvatw, 10 1)11 lOs , 12
caVO, tee n.. 1 year, 0 ulntnira about 140 }lin , 12
040 )k,. 1) 1 3 , 00 lbs., 1 sow due to farrow about
APrtl 15, 1 1t sow, 25 Barrer: Rock hens, 500
bus. oats CO bus., barley, 5 hue. Spring wheat,
quanto clever .sed, about to tons hay, 1
wagon with box, shelving end spring sent,
Frost C wood binder 7 -ft, cot, McCormick
10 (5 11 n•ft out, Dane hay errdsr, r seed mink
1u ft. luny rake, Cookelntt fertilizer seed drill,
steel land roller, Peter Hamilton cultivator,
alit d•sertlnn diamond harrow walking
A 2 1111 i
plows, :tear, plow, Gann, ha fanning mal, set
,
l 10 Il sine wit beam, lin reek set sial h
a s
m t. old rack, y g
l I ( lint a e turnip put per, sets. sett
bas nicotined 05 so Navy, et to .5 11(0w ext
team harness tie d0 heavy, , sot team plow her•
Ire S , dal tired ger Fo areal tired buggy,
other
rllrti I passenger to ood oar, cutter eve
otherprietor All to be sold without ererl—
es proprietor mete is cash
hug up farming. Terms -
$1.0 x300 ruder rash ; over that )unbent 0 nabs.
credit given on approved joint notes. G per
;mut off for cashon110114 nulounts.
LEWIS WHITIPIELD, Proprietor,
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSIOHOLD PURNI.
1015)1, LAVE 8mneu, IHP1Eidog'ra, Sin. -.18.
S, Scott, Auctioneer, has received instructions
from the undersigned Proprietor to sell by
Public Auction at Lot 26, Ron, 14, Grey, Toes -
(107, February 17(1,, at1 o'clock, the following
property :-1 driving horse 8 yearn old, 1 cow
rising 0 years doe April 1501), 1 cow rising 4
scars due April 11411, 2 pigs about 100 lbs each,
00 barred rook hens 1 .year old, 24 barred rook
pullets, top buggy, open buggy, 2 cutters,
robe, horse bin liked, 2 seta single homes, pair
horse suppers, sot single harness, Mimes and
collar, wbeelbarrow, Dol,nvnl Crean: separa-
tor, barrel churn, batter bowl and ladle, 0 gal.
stone churn, scoop shovel, o number of grain
bogs, chicken orate, forks, pails and other 01'-
tiules, n quantity of soft wood, solid Quarter
Cut Oak bnfet, sold Quarter Out Oak exten-
sion table 0 dining room chairs, 2 rockers, 1
librarytable cherry, 2 iron beds brass trim -
mad, drop head singer mnohiue, mantle clock.
quick light gasoline lamp, 2 coal oil lamps,2
Motorist, parlor conch and cover, 2 paror
ro'kers Quertor Cot Oak, reception chair
iltn1,ogony, parlor table cherry, pedestal jar-
divere stand only, n number of pictures, fall
leaf table, 5 kitchen Chairs, sink, clothes rook,
2 wash tubs, wash -board, Premier washing
machine, counter smiles 245 The,a quantity
of sealers, 3 stone 1 gal. jugs and number of
crooks, fohiing bath tub, 7- extension ourtain
d toilet
polishing
poles,
senwlier ooddpiellintel,.
and
china dishes, n number of useful books and
other articles too numerous to mention. Sale
without reserve as the Proprietor is moving
to the Coast, Terms. -Sums of 310.00 and 1)11.
der mail : over that anount 8 months credit
given on fnrniehiug approved joint notes. 4
per cent off for cash on credit amounts. All
accounts must be settled day of Sale.
TROMAS WILLIAMSON, Proprietor.
AUCTION SALE OF FARMSTOOK. IMPLE.
Scrums, 2e -F. S. Scott, Auctioneer, has
recelve3 instructions from the undersigned
Proprietor, to sell by public auction 0t Lot 10,
C'on, 11, Grey town -hip, Wednesday. Feb. 18131,
at 1 n'e1 sok, the f slowing property 3-1 heavy
}raft mare -ears old, 1 heavy draft horse
0,. 1 year olds rlriving mares 10 years 01d,
1 cow cw a.due i14 April, 1 row 8 years cite in
w, l .a J yes, due in Jove, 1 cow due in
march. 1 vow in Calf, 1 farrow 0041', I. dry cow,
s rs r in2 veers, 1 heifer rising 2 years,
heifers r in ears bale in August, 4 heir:
cis R. 1 yi or, 70 brown le horn bens, 80
1 e ,m 1 '.- Lens, Deering;bi7nder, Deering
w r fit cram cultivator, C"ookshutt 15 disc
1 3-'ill",e soyHerrls di -s, set iron harrows.
scAllt. ..tel roller, wagon and box, bay
rims. 0,1,5,•) box, rubber tired buggy, steel
t l
burigy, a air bob sleighs, cutter nearly
,i v 11 Airy plow a furrow riding plow Shsrpe,
hon., rake, u fanning. mill, cutting box, root
pithier, sit of stoics 00(56 lbs., set team bar.
set single harness, Su •nr 'kettle, 11) bus
r e e 0
1 w
mixed gran ill lbs. spoon seed, a er,quantity
Cream
00(1110 pest mist ,,010 spoon, m chore,
armor
separator Primrose, Daisy churn, butter
howl, 2 3 gal, crocks, kitchen table, n Ignanti(7
or dishes, it Saone icy of apples, grindstone,
0301,10 grimier, 2 ,','bps, horse blankets, 1 doz.
grain bag., 9001ba eattte salt, '25 lbs, binder
twiny, wh,dletrees, neeicyoletx, fo'ks, chains
and Muni of of ether articles too numerous to
mention Sale without reserve no the pro•
prh'tOr has sold hi, farm 'farms. -Saws of
81000 and moles, nsh ; over tont amount 10
months credit given an furnishing approved
joint nor110, 4 per punt off for cash on credit
nmovnts,
THOMAS DAVIDSON, Proprietor.
Artow g U h (11 FARM \1 0TOt'12, IMPLB.
VtENr0 Aa 1'. S, Stott, Auctioneer, 100
llcd1r,l In ),mrt1nne fro,, Idle undersigned
111`,11111,1 Or t -,ell by Public, . Am,1i0n at Lot 20,
tan. 141. Grey township,. Thursday, Feb 15th,
at 1 ,i r3','i, the following n•op1rty:-I ray
11101.0 rising 4 0,3,00 old percheron, 1 filly rising
years, 1 deicing morn, G rows supp005d to be
en salt, 5 steers rising 2 yearn 4 olnroo, n lint(•
bet' of hon , Prost A \V,P5 binder on freaks
11th and sl,'nt carrier, frost es Wood mower
ft rut, Masser -Harris cultivator, Rosen seed
d null with oallivntor, Dane lay loader, land
roller, done throw ant, Massey-Eerrie 5011cy
rnILO 11 .ft„ wogot, - box, spring emit nearly
n0ly, truok 55843011 iny'itl pLow, 1vnl1,ing plow,
tnur,rei}ons (von.ltarroWs, 51,5,1100 51rtN Ung•
gy 1101101v ITT, open buggy, arnttler, fanning
mill et boh.oloiglls, floc ter, light sle1Rha, light
1t.44M1,. impar, bay tack, Bieber for shay rack,
krnvel lox, pottier, gasoline tank, 500 1110 2111011
1114'4 oldie.. pine plank, pile of pine }umber,
33>101)one ..none, ceder peals, als, anchor posts, ex -
tell ionladder'1ft, Standard evertor genera.
t ( r 1 • piece. fen1414 wire al out 40 reeds,
astave plane on1t-d Weedsicok
a. • i s tends nod 51'l10gs, 5 ft, pia trongb,
1 mt .. hal ne:s, set single harness, double.
t... ori
3111117511110, horse blankets, lagging
chains, spade, forks, abovels end nn01000 s
nil,,'r01')'clrs. Sole 0111,eu1 reserve at the
i r,arn1or boa sold big form. Term. -Sums
0f 3111 d0 and tinder cosh ; over that Amount 8
months endet given o11 0)111.10310g approved
ja1n111010(1. 4 percent Oft for cash on credit
amounts. Land 00NCAIQ MORs es AT,itProprietor,
¢DM•®•H104600 100eti ilei•••( E0•ODat:6 +0,re i7i81111041140164114001)
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Combined with Liquid lyxtt1Lct
9 of Malt, Wild IOhorry Bark
and 13ypophosphitee. This its
our best Tonto and Builder -
50e and $1.00 per bottle
• Penslar Laxative
ACold Breakers
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Just the thing to break tip a
® cold, Take it early and you
2 will get prompt relief -
250 per box
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THE STORE
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Weekly Store Ne13, s
THIS week we wish to make special mention of some
of the more generally used articles of
The Penslar Remedies
All of which we recommend with the utmost confidence
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• Penslar
• Catarrh Cream
• Fut' Oatarrh, Hay Fever and
• colts in the :lead, Put up in
collapsible tubes. Gives great
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this preparation invaluable.
One of our . best sellers and
gives general satisfaction
50c and $L00 per bottle
Penslar
Pile Exit
An (1fuluu'II f„r both int,'11 al
and extel lull plies. Pub up (1l
eollapei lilt iatlar'. %ill11 nozzle
attached. Eel] .ves pain end
itching almo•t inintedial41N--
50, lir.' 1,31(1,,,50'
Penslar Cherry
Cough Balsam
An excellent can Pullen I'oe
all ali.'eCliOna of 1I(r' hrouchinl
tubes- 25o per br•ttie
Penslar Buchu and
Palmetto Compound
\Vv. unties' 1,tl it3;l a 1 000t11Ilieliti
1(1(0 as 11)1)' )lt nu' very hr,l
. remedies for I,,dn,•v and tuin-
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50e and $1 00 per hot We
Penslar
Beef, Iron and Wine
'o ere.. this Corin
For those who pt f t ,
or tonic And appehz'1' you will
(incl the Penslar Brand one of
th a very best:--
$1.00 per bottle
Some Queer Orders we sometimes receive t,;a tor,°p'Hwho mo^° Children to
s few samples
little girl. T send
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you o 'rio1, 11 buy two artless powders for x
grown up adult who is sibs:”
'You will please give the 10ttle 1101 S
dents worth of Delano' for to throw up
1n a:flue months old babe." N. B -Thu
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babe has sora atnnunick.
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"Iavo n cote pane in my child's
diagram. Ploxlr give my eon bolai
thing to release it."
"My little bnlioy 118, eft up its frith
11( 0 Parish Plaster. .veld an alltedute
gniok no Possible by the enclosed little
girl."
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Just a Thou ht
is what a Monument over
a grave represents — a
beautiful thought immor-
talized in stone. In our
show room we have a
number of fine speciinens
among which you will find some thought of yours for
the loved one expressed in classic lines and simple
dignity. Our suggestions will be of sympathetic
value,
Brussels Granite and Marble Works
ALLAN E. HERSEY
STATEMENT OF
Receipts and Disbursements
OF THE
1,
Brussels, Morris& GreyRural Telephone ne Gon an
For the year ending Dec. 31s6, 191/9
lo -a• emeage
REOEIPTS
Cash on band ..................5 262 18
Telephone Rentals .... _..... •. 1229 60
Telephone Exteu'n Rentals 38 00
Telephone Extension Bell.
Rentals
Wroxeter Rural Telephones
Moving Telephones .,
House rents ••• • ................
Commission Bell Telephone
Tolls collected at Central.. .
Corporation loans ..............
Amounts paid by xubsrl'ibel s
Molesworth Poets ••..,...., ....
Se.aforth Tolls
Local Tolls ......
Returns from Cable Co.—.
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Miscellaneous--,
Ovet drawn Bank account ,.
EYP ENUI'['TJ 1 1( 9
Capital account ... ,
Ialiltene�)CC 1101,1111111 ...,
Operators' salaries .. ....,..
Officens'sale, les and 01111)1-
14 50 it a fetes ,,,,, , ,,, .......... ,,, , 210 On
102 35 Lin nnan's salary 711.1 6„
49 95 Livery account •11id O
46 00 Employees' wages ..-7118
Tuxes and printing 98 714
49)) 95 Freight and express ....,., ,.. 118 Bo
1983 72 Fool and light 1.12 5d
1520(1 00 Mo3illop Telephone (14,
68 45 Interest 157 ( 32 07
380(1 15' Loans .. 3'10 O1)
95 75 Supplies ........................ (I(ls0 11
87
154-5 Bell Tele lhnno '1'4)11,4 r'
I 1855 (.;
54 20 Book Keeper's H,Lh41'y ..,,.,,,, 300 (in
20 00 Expert wages anoint...... 101 811
406 52 Miscellaneous ,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11113 •iii
)102 2.9
1'00 (11
1'(89 (111
$ 14$90 48
ASSETS
Tolls unpaid local office,.,.,,.$ 741 87
Phone rends unpaid ...,. 170 00
Wroxeter Rural ................. 12 00
Molesworth Rura1..,.....,1, 10 (15
Stock on hand .e,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,," 1340 80
$ 2205 72•
$ 14806 48
!JAW Li'1'.I1+1S
Corporation 'Loan .... .........$ 501(0 (1(1
McKillop .I`o1eplltnl5 Co,.,.,,. 82 011
$ (3032 Ott
Annual Meeting
The AtInua1 Meeting will be held in the Town Hall, 131ussela 'l'UEESDAY
FEBRUARY 10111, 1020, at 1.80 p, 111., when 1e iu'hl will be i ealult:ed 17(1-
0o 1 1
tot's sleeted and other necessary business 11'ansarledl
F, S. SCOTT,
President,
8ne)'1't411'y,