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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1920-10-21, Page 84044+44-044-14+4-444-0+.44+40+40.* 414* .1. Wall Paper To Beautify the Bunte Winter is cumin, rv.len more time will have to be spent indoors You'll want your rooms looking et their best Newly -papered walls and ceil- ings will greatly improve their appearance In our large stuck 4. of high grade Wall Papers will * be found— Ceilings ound— G Bilin s g' Large varieiv of white and cream Moireu, small pattern Ceilings in light brown, tau and grey, • Tapestries and Chintz Papers The merits of these allover patterns for wall decoration are much in favor. • * Plain Effects It is surprising the variety. both in weave and coloring, that can be had in these pap- ers, and along with the cut- out borders to match they make floe walls, Oatmeals We have them in the popular shades, with borders to match. et Cheaper Papers For Kitchens, Bedrooms, &c. 4 Neat patterns are to be had at a moderate price, • See the Samples *,. Hyacinth Bulbs Inc ea. •F t4 +04.4.444-46+4•444.4+4+0+0+404.444 4.+++44.C44.+4.4.4.+4.+++4.+4. 40'1'+40+414410+ 0+41. t D1SJij Ibums� New Stock Received Now ie a good time to suit aver your Soap Shots, takeu during the Summer, and arrange and mount them in a new Albutn. Pictures nicely dis- played and titled in an Album gain much in interest to say nothing of the safer way of keeping theta, Kodak Albums In Loose-leaf style are to be bad at Coe, 85c and $t.00. As well as the large leather bound ones that are priced at $4.25 each. A small Album, with neat brown or grey paper cover is 25c. Photo Paste Large 'rubes 150. Dry Mounting Tissue 150 and 450 packages Perhaps you have given away some of your Snaps that yott ootid like to have. If so bring in your Negatives and let us print a new lot from them. F. SMITH The � 8 Store Druggist and Stationer Kola' alas Items INDIAN Summer, we guess. ABOUT November 1st, a half dozen or more hunters will go North to the deer hunting grounds for their annual visit. MONDAY was a quiet day in town. Morning opeued murky but by after- noon old Sol. showed his face and the day was floe. DON'T forget the School Field Day Thursday afternoon of this week, if weather is favorable, if not the first fine day. Victoria Park will be the meeting place, You are invited. AUCTION Sale of house and lot and household effects, the property of the late P. McQuarrie. Saturday of this week. at 2 p. m. For further particulars see the bis or enquire ire of the executors u 4 or Auctioneer, 1 1 A number of Base Ball enthusiasts motored to Guelph to witness the. clos- ing game, between the Plowites, of Hamilton and the Peterboro g, for the Ontario Championship. Hamilton won 9 to 4, TRACTOR demonStration and competi- tion at Hamilton on October 22nd under direction of Oatario Government. Sev- eral from Brussels and locality are likely to accompany D. M. Scott, the local theFords on. 'agent for evening of I IT.—Thursday DONT M Ss Y e this week one of the best Concert troupes travelling will present a fine 'nmusical and literary bill of fare in Brus- ds Town Hall, under the auspices of the Women's Institute of this place, IE you are fond of good vocal and instru- mental selections and readings both grave and gay don't fail to attend. Get yottr ticket marked for a seat at Fox's Drug store. THE old shed behind the Cunningham garage, that had collapsed from the weight of snow some tune ago, was cleated away and Dart of the refuse will be utilized for fire wood Use will be made of timber and lumber of (muse. quence. It was a good job to clear it up and gives the property a more pre- sentable appearance and removes the clanger of fire. Mr. Cunningham is the owner of the plot. BOoufCT•Hisnr'RSON'S LIVERY BARN.— This week Anderson Bros. disposed of their large brick Livery barn, to D. M. Scott, the Ford car local agent. who will transform it into a modern garage, sale room and repair shop. Building is ' well located and will suit she purpose o fine. This sale will probably clear cul the livery stable business, which has long been maintained on the site. We have not learned ot the Anderson Bros. pians but hope they will not think of re- moving from town, RINK WILL Be MOVED To HANOVEit — Brussels will lose their fine large metal- lic Skating and curling rink as a joint stock Company at Hanover bas bought it, will tear it down and remove it by train t0 that town. Price is said to be *4,o00. If this is correct it will he an expensive building by the time it is ready for opening in Hanover. R. Trench, Teeawater, was the owner who bunt the rink some years ago. Had be offered Brussels an option on It the pos- sibilities are it would have remsined in town. Skaters, curlers and hockeyites will mise the sport afforded tinder its roof and the Agricultural Society be shy the accommodation for their animal Pall FairCoucert, Trouble with stock of the skating rink variety is the non- productiveness as an earning agency in an epee Whiter which is the only season in which profits are expected, Brussels rebated a good share of 10x85 on the rink since it was built. We are sorry t0• see it go from town, SEVERAL Brusselites took in the Ethel Fowl Supper Monday evening in the Methodist church and had a good time, The school pupils enjoyed holdays last Thursday Y and Friday on account of the Teachers' Convention at Wingbam for East Huron Inspectorate, CARD OF THANKS.—We wisb to ex press our thanks to inaoy kind friends for practical deeds and sympathetic ex- pressions in connection with the illness and subsequent demise of our father, the late Peter McQnarrie, They were ap• predated more than words can express Gratefully Yours, W, '1`, MCQUARRIE AND MRS, PRIDHAM FOR SALE.—Comfortable house with stable, good well, &e., John street, Brussels. Immed- iate possession can be given. Apply to CHAe. DAVIe, Brussels, Phone 1228 GoLD Watch Fob lost in Brussels, with bal- let attached. The owner will be greatly ob. lied if is is left at Tau Poem as it le valued as e souvenir. G000 oow for sale, due to calve the latter part of Oat. GEo, AL000IS. Phone 4520 Fon SALE. -2 ernell tables l box stove, 1 wood or coal cook stove, couch, net of dishes, 1 gasoline stove, 1 counter show ease, 1 counter, 6 chairs. Apply to W. P. FRASER, Tailor Brus- sele, FARM wanted for. next Spring in Huron or Perth, containing about 100 sores, with fair buildings, plenty of water and et least 10 acres of hue,. Would buy or rent, Send descrip- tion, prfoe and terms to ROBERT W,LSON, 18.0 Roman, Oat, YARN FoR SALE—A quantity of light gray d yarn a hand et the clone of a be ioffered for sloe at rery per pea i0 May be had atthe y Pnelicrn Lion .nry rat the time and Saturday ahternoon. Now is the time to lseanre it for the Fall and Winter's knitting. Fon SALD.-2 coal stoves, 2 wood stoves and an ell stove. May be seen at home of Jae. G. Jones, Turnberry street, Brussels, A caw Yearling Steers for ((ale. Lot 18, Con. 2, Gley Twp. R. MOALLIoTDn, 10.2 Phone 208 Five good breeding Ewes for sale, ales 7 bead 0f 2 -year-old cattle. Apply at Lot 18, Oon. 7, Grey, or Phone 840, 0016. HOLLlrl0Dn. Hans and pollute for 5010. Apply to MRs. GEo. Enwwans, k1111 street, Brussels, Goon 100 acre farm for male in Central part of Grey township. Farm is well fenced, has 2 good wells and good buildings. Poesessiot on ((hart notice, Terms reasonable. Apply et T08 Poem Publishing House. REP5ESENTATIye WANTED for Brueeels and Huron Connty to represent "The Old Reliable Fonthill Nurseries:r Big sales are to be made in selling Nursery stook during the reoon- stranton period. A epleadid opportunity for a 11ve amlefree Highest c large line noun paid, handsome, free equipment, large liof fruit end ornamental stock to offer, STONE, & Wse0isomose, Toronto, Ont. Do, ?ARxru, Osteopathic Physloian, visits Brneeele Monday afternoon of each week. Chronic and nervous diseases sueoesefully treated. Visite residences, Consultation at Queen's Hotel. Plinio Library will he open this week on Finlay evening instead of Thursday. Readers should make note of 51115, THIS week Mrs Will. Robb came across a number of fully developed ripe raspberries in her garden and straw- berries too, only not so well advanced, If we could stretch weather like this strawberries and cream might be on the Christmas bill of fare. PaassNTATtoN.—On a recent evening the young ladies Bible Class of Melville Sunday School assembled at the home of B. S. and Mrs. Scott and presented their highly esteemed teacher, Mrs, S. C. Wilson, who wits removing to Gude- rich, with an electric Iron and several handkerchiefs, Miss Ella Kerr gave a short extempore address and Miss Mag- gie Rosy made the presentation, Mrs Wilson's repay was a most appropriate one, A pleasant time was enjoyed tinged with regret over the fact that the happy relationship as teacher and pup Is *ou'd soon cease to elder, Splendid wetk Iles been done by Mrs. Wilson who by precept and example faithfully dis- charged her duty for a number of years, 4taee4t•00'AROrOT4ws9t0®000®Ob.0s4r4400 ,0400,a04•a00o+a4•sao4 i The 0 alae Bakery I • wishes to announce that the prion of Broad ]las been reduced • • and may now be obtained et 18e for a Bingle loaf or 2 for 25e, 0 • A Bii;e Bane of Behoof Pies arid other Bakery Qiitputa I ALWAYS OYi HARM a • Phone 32x •4 O o*•+0000.0.io••a•O.00e®o.o..,..o.s,a,0O00000.000000Y YOUR PATRONAO8S (8 APPERCSATe..,^„ W E. WILLIS GARFIELD BLOCK, BRUSSELS 4 4 t. ii 4.4 4. WANTED 4 I For which Highest Mar- k ket Price will be paid. 4. 'F ..�_ k rur further particulars call ..FF 4 Phone 4; F 4. + I. W. J. McCracken k Fief•-1Fi••Fi•i••t•++++• ++11 •i••i••i•✓n•Fd••F•0 Potatoes HEAR the Big 4 on the eveniug of Thursday 2tst in the Town Hall. Tbey come under the auspices of the Women's Institute and will give a first class enter- tainment. Plau of Hall at Fox's Drug store. SEASONABLE advertising iua live newspaper brings real results. This would he more apparent to the business people if the purchasing public intima'• "I read your advt. in nix BRUSSELS Pos'r." Try it. IF a few cheeky hen roost night prowlers receive a close of small buck- shot In their anatomy they will come to the conclusion that a safer way is to buy the fowl at market price. So folk are in readiness to "vaccinate" the sneak thieves, so we are informed. Hors you have not overlooked Down- ing Bros. large advt. this week. It deals with a subject that comes close home to scores of people, so get busy. Friday October 29th 5920 may be a red letter day in your history. BOUGHT THE QUEEN'S HOTEL BARN — S. T. Plum & Son have purchased the large barn belonging to the Queen's Hotel and will re -open it for the accom- modation of the travelling public for feeding and stabling horses. The build- ing is constructed of brick and is 44x100 feet in dimensions. J. Querin had closed it up as he could not attend to both house and barn, NEW DIVISION COURT CLERK —O .wing to the removal of S. C. Wilson to Gode- rich the office of the Clerk of the 41)1 Division- Court Clerk became vacant, The new appointee is Allan A. Lamont, business manager of Brussels, Grey and Morris Telephone Company, whose of- fice is at the Telephone Central. Trans- fer has been made. Mr. Lamont will make a good hand we have no doubt. Chief trouble is the small pay. WILL REtiuVE To STRATFORD.—W. P. Fraser, who has lived in toren for a number of years, has decided to remove to Stratford He has been in the Clas- sic city for the past week or so and itas a position with the Queen Tailoringiloria g Co. Mr. Fraser is a fine wo rkman and we are sorry to have him leave town. The stock of goods he carried is being sold at e discount of 20 per cent, Years ago Mr. Fraser lived in Stratford so is really going back home The Stra ford people will find the Fraser A z people. REAL EVIDENCE —As a proofthat we are fortunate enough to live in the so- called Banana Belt Francis Beirnes, 7th line, Morris township, brought THE POST a generous quantity of rinea Ins. cious. , raS berriesweighing pounds, P g g 2 andgrown on his farm. They haveve been picking them almost since the season started and the bushes still show likelihood to continue the desirable pro- duction unless Jack Frost gives them a pinch, "The proof ot the pudding is the eating thereof" is an addage exemplifier) by Mr, Beirnes' practical demonstration, Fruit was well matured and possessing the good old Summer time flavor, WM. TEIOMPSON DECEASED —On Sun- day, troth Inst„ Win, Thomson, former- ly of Brussels died in Toronto, By a fall the day previous he fractured his skull. He was 59 years, 6 tnontbs and 15 days old, Interment was made in Seaforth cemetery Deceased was born at Harpurhey and was a cooper by trade and a good mechanic. He is survived by 2 sisters (Mrs, R Black and Mrs, M, McLennan, of Wroxeter) and a brother (James, of Edmonton ) 3 brothers have died in the past 5 years, Mr. Thomson lived in Brussels for a good many years, MATRIMONIAL,— The home of the bride's parents, Jos. E. and Mrs. Amos, Ailsa Craig, was the scene of a pretty wedding on Oct. 6, when their eldest daughter, Miss Annie M. was united in marriage to Norman L. Virtue, of Woodstock, by Rev, Mr, •ichol. Bride, who was given away by her father, entered the parlor to the s. rains of the wedding march played by Miss Minnie Amos, s!ster of the bride, She was gowned in white satin with georgette trimmings and wore the customary bridal veil, cocgbt top with orange blossorn, and seed pearls and carried a boquet of bridal roses Their only attendant was Miss Florence, who acted as ring bearer, Groom's gift to bride was a necklace, to the p'a+tist and ring bearer each a gold brooch, After congra'ulations the wedding plrty ad- journed to the dining room where a sumptuous wedding dinner was partak• en of, 'rhe happy couple left on the afternoon train, amid showers of con- fetti, for short wedding trip to Port Huron, Sarnia and other points, bride travelling in a sand suit of tricutine, Numerous and well chosen gifts showed the esteem in which the young eoup:e are held. They will reside on the groom's fine farm near Woodstock, May thetrjoys be many. Tile bride taught school in S. S. No. 3, Grey towu- atlip. LAs'r Saturclsy afternoon Mrs. Jessie Kerr brought to THE P00T a branub of a raspberry bush, well loaded with ripe fruit, green berries' and blossoms, pick- ed from their garden, William street is determined to be in the lead. It is re- markable to have such au experience In the middle of October. Coen o.y THANK4,—Not being able t0 see many of our old friends before re- moving from town we lake this oppor• tunity of heartily thanking them for business patronage and also for the numerous evidences of kindness and favor shown us. We wish to make special' mention of Mrs. Wm. Martie. While regretfully we said Good -Bye to Brassels we wish you all God -speed and will always have pleasant thoughts over our residence there. Yours very truly, S. C. AND MRS. WILSON AND MARGARET A DENIAL,—A rumor has been going the rounds that a petition was being cir- culated by some members of the Wo• men's Christian Temperance Union asking that our Moving Picture Show be not allowed to eontiuue open in Brussels The story Y is entire! false as no such petition was circulated. It savors somewhat of the work of the Liberty League. The Women's Chris- tian Temperance Union stands always for clean living, clean sport and the best things that can be done for our boys and girls, THE UNION, MOVED To GoneasCH —After a resi• deuce in Brussels for the past 28 years S. C. Wilson and family retnoved to Goderich this week, where he has pur- chased the Ice Cream and Confectionery business ot H, Edwards. Mr, Wilson was in partnership 111 the monument business with the late Joe Hunter and afterward engaged in the grocery and ice cream line, For past 8 years he was also Clerk of the 4th Division Court. Both Mr. and Mrs. Wilson were active workere in the Presbyterian church, the former being an Elder for eight years. Mrs. Wilson was President of the Will- ing Workers and teacher of the young ladies Bible class in the Sunday School. They carry with them the best wishes of a wide circle of old friends who high- ly recommend them to the good people of Goderich as a trio worthy of their es- teem. LITERARY SOCIETY MEETING.— The first meeting of the B. C. S. Literary Society was held Friday, Oct. 8111• Meeting opened shortly after 3 o'clock, several visitors being present, W. Mc- Dowell was Chairman. Program was as follows t—Chorus, "Maple Leaf For- ever" ; Chairman's address ; Reading of the Minutes ; Solo. V. Anderson ; Reading, 'r. Burgess ; Chorus, girls of Form II ; Instrumental, A. Ballantyne ; Debate, "Resolved that the opening up of a picture show in Brussels is not to the best interests of the B, 0, S. "; instrumental, E. Dennison ; Reading, M. Brown ; Chorus, pupils of Form I ; Speech, Honorary President, Rev. Mr. Mess' solo, T. McVettie' Reading of the Journal ; Critic's remarks ; Talk, Mr. Scott ; "God Save the King." The debate was an especially interesting feature of the program. Those on the affirmative were E. Martin and R. Grant and negative was taken by C. Dennis and N Shaw. The judges were M. Brown, M. Maunders and P, Alder- son. The negative won to the nnanim- Ons approval of the school. Sec. J. Mc. Vettte, NswsPAPEa. MRN IN SEaSION.—Last Friday anaraber of the Editorsof ne ws- paperpublished in Perth and Huron Counties assembled in the comfortable Board of Trade apartments in Goderich, President MCBeth, Milverton presided. Secretary Abraham, Stratford, read minutes of last meeting atter which the increased rate of newspaper subscrip- tion was discussed in the form of an ex- perience; meeting and reassuring evi- deeco was forthcoming of expected satisfactory results in helping the news• papermeu out of a tight corner over the unexampled cost of printing paper and otter necessaries. An adjournment was made to the Bedford House where the visitors were the guests of the press of Goderich which hospitality was much appreciated. At afternoon session the question of advertising rates was thor- oughly gone into and a rate card adopt- ed to cover the two Counties, Among those present in addition to those al- ready mentioned were Editors Blatch- ford, Listowel ; Davis, Mitchell ; Mc- Lean, Seaforth ; Hall, Clinton'; Smith, Wingharn; Kerr, Brussels, and Vanat- ter. Naftel, Robertson and McEvoy, Goserlbli The inconvenience of the railway scheduie no doubt reduced the number. The members of the Fourth Estate of Goderich were heartily thank- ed by the visiting brethren for the courtesy shown. BORN Minton, --A t Preston, on Oot, 12th, 1020, to Mr, and Mee, Wm. Mnroli (nee Miss Della Her - rip) n son—William James, PRIPPIIN,—In Lower Wingham, on Oot, 701, 1020, to Mr. and Mrs, Oenolalr Phlppen, a eon, MARRIED VInTnn—AMOS.—At the home of the bride's parents, b Rev. Mr Nichol, on Oot. sth, 1920, Ile. Norman L. Virtue, of Woadetoak, to miss Annie M., oldest daughter ot Mr, and MM. las, E, Amon, Ailsa Graig. AUOTION SALES SATURDAY, OOT. 28ftn,--Rouse and lot and household furniture, at the home of the late Peter MoQuarrle, Catherine Street, Brussels, Salo at 2 p. m, MONDAY, 000010000 26arr,—Farm Stook, Ira- pletnentn, die., nt 2,0117, Oen. 12, MaIClllop, Sale unreserved at 1,00 p m. Armour Dundee, Prop,; Thos. Brown, Auo, Pittner, Oct, 2001r.—Farm Stook, Imp1e- monte, de, hot 02, Con, 10, Grey township. Sale unreserved at 1 p. m. Hehry Pogel, Prop, l F, 5, 'Sean, Apo, (3 PIAHRO UGH good tines and bad times for the past 45 years this B aukhas steadily givenits best efforts to the development and upbuilding of theagricultural, no__Lfart1 g and commer- cial o „eY-cial business of this Country, Onrefficient serviceis av ailable for the benefit of all customers. THE 297 STANDARD BANK 'OF CANADA BRUSSELS BRANCH G. H. SAMIS - - MANAGeR BRUSSELS MARKET Fall Wheat Oat0 02 05 $2 65 .Peels 2 00 200 Butter 1 55 1 b5 00 Hogs 19 60 19 25 Hay - 20 00 20 50 Auction Sale AUOTION SALE OF FARM STOOK, FARM, IMPLEtreems, &0.—Thos. Brown, Auotio - eer, has been inetrnated by the and arsine to eell by Peb110 Auction a0 Let 17, Onn.12, Me. Killop. on Monday, October 25511, et 1 80 o'clock the following property 1 horse 8 years old, 1 mare 7 yeera old, 1 black driver 0 yearn old (good Hurd horse), 1 cow due to calve in Den , 1 cow due to calve in April, 1 cow due to calve in May, 1 dry oow in good condition, 1 cow Spring c 2 yearling steers, 1 6 lbs. alt, 2 er, 4 Spring delves, 2 pigs about 17s lbs. molt, cultivator, dead drung hens, r Petow, eroo ltonrek wellingseed, drill,r disk ang plow, horse rake, walking plow, 8 -furrow gang plow, net 8•seotlon harrows, wagon, ruhber•tired buggy, set sleighs, hay rack, gravel box, flat rack, wheelbarrow, 0.05,, galvanized pig trough, set teen) harness, 2 doz. grain bags,120 bus. 0. A. O. 72 oats suitable for seed, Bine Bird dream sepnrntor, churn, nook Move and numerous other articles. Grass farm, belonging to Edward Price, will be offer- ed for sale the same day and at the Immo oleos. It ie parts at Lots 12 and 18, Con. 12, matinee. The sole will be without reserve. Terme—All surae of $5 and under cash ; over that amount 12 months credit given on furnishing approved joint notes ; 4 per cent off for clash on credit amounts. Terms for farm made known on day of sale. ARMOUR DUNDAS, Proprietor. ISPERSION AUCTION SALE OP PURE BUDD RE010050ED Sn01Tn01N 0,000010, Henske, SNEEP AND RWINn.—The undersigned on account of hie Law Praetoe requiring all hill time and 'attention has decided to rent hie farm and sell his entire stook by Public Auction, at Lot 14, Concession 2, L. R. S,. Tuolteremlth Township, 104 miles East of Kip. pen and % mile South, at 1 o'Wleek p, n1. mherp, on Monday, November let, the followingprop. arty, namely: Horses -1 registered Clyesdale mare 9 years of age, Lady Oswald, (80082). sup - old geldingoised to be ; 1n ( yearling eon and 1 seekinwfllly both sired by Commodore. Cattle -1 red cow, Pie Crust 2nd, (104401) calved January 241h, 1018, this hoe been the best paying 0000 I ever owned and she is now supposed to be to calf to Bt. Patrickt21s826) • 1 red- cowcalvedSeptem- ber 1 tem- bor 1E11012,1 Laura main ache s (12498E1, with h red ball oaif "Tannehill" nt foot • 1 one cow, "Flora holdn(128 calved let, 16, with red heifer calf at foot, "Less0' Gow- Me" ; 1 oow, red with some white, "Mary Queen of Scots,'' "J May 811, with red heifer el? at foot, "Jessie Flower of D g 2H1,1116;Mary" (121201), roan, calved August, th, 1916 ; 1 rad heifer, gie Lander" (141078)• born October511, 1918 ; 1 red heifer, "Bonnie Jean," (152805), born Nov- ember 29111, 1018 ; 1 red heifer, "Isabella,' born September 27th, 1919 ; 1 grade oow 0 years old, an excellent milker ; 1 large,fat steer • 1 year- old grade heifer and 1 grade 2-year-o1'd heifer, r ewes 2 ear old • 2 ear- iLeiceate ve o Sheep -2 y y old L fof er Was and 8 lamb ; also s pigs. e t et 8 p Pg .Terms of sale—All mountsoma of $10 and ander cash; over that amount 8 months credit given on , furnishing approved t0 per john notes.tA dieoount edfor the rate le 0 per cent per annum allowed for cash 5, lieu . . 0s C. W. ROBINSON, W.M. MSG, L.L.B., Auctioneer. Proprietor. NOTICE TO CREDITORS—In the matter of the estate of Faith Flatt, late of the Village of Brussels, in the County of Huron, married woo• an, deceased. Notice is hereby given pursuant to "The Re- vleed Statutes of Ontario," that all creditors and others having oleins nnmol the estete of the said Faith Platt, who died on or about the 17th tiny of March, A. D 1920, are required on or before the 18thday of November, A. D. 1090, to send bypoet prepaid, or deliver to the un- dersigned Exeoutors of the said eetete, Brum- eels P. 0„ their.Ohrietian and sureamo8, ad- dressee and descriptions, the full particulars of their elnime, the stneement of their no. counts and the nature of the seouritlee (if any) hold by them. And further take notine that after such last mentioned date the said Exeentore will pro- ceed to distribute the nesets of the deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having re- gard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice, and .the said Executors will not be liable for the said assets or any Dart thereof to any person or pereone of whose elsini notice shall not have been received by them at the time of mush distribution. Dated this 10th day of October, A, D. 1920, CHATDA DIITAVIS,ES D, AVIS, }E keen tols, NOTICE TO CREDITORS.—In the matter of the estate of Peter Mc- Quarric, Tate of the Village of Brua- sele, in the County of Huron, Gentle- man, deceased. Notice is hereby given pursuant to "The Re. viaed Statutoe of Ontario," that all oreditors and others having el Aims againet the estate of the Bald Peter MS(ylunrrle who died on or about the 11111 dny of October, A, D. 1020, 000 required on or before the Othi day of Novena - bar, A, D, 1020, 10 send by post prepsld or de• liver to the untlereigned Exnmttore of the amid estate, their Ohrlotian and surnames, addresses and desoriptlo)s, the full particulars of their claim, the statement of their accounts and the nature of the securities (if any) ]held by them. And further telre notate that after such last mentioned date the said Executors will pro- ceed to distribute the - assets of the deemed mild oily to lee of which li having re. then have notion, and the said lexe0utere will not be liable for the meld (Msets er any part thereof to any person or persons of whose. olelm notee ahnll not have been received by Clem at the time of 5ueh distribution, Dated tide 10th day of'Oatober, A, D, 1920. ANNIE L. PSSIDERA1)1, r,84 West, Marlen St., Toronto, W, T, McQTJARR1E, Brussels, W. M. SIMOLAI&, a of the potato, Solicitor for i0zeoutere, �t�Y�+DbR'Cos�?�@t�i�;i'4�tIP���iai(t,w�"iA�tc'wttw�YHlPtiN91AV!ti►� Fox's Drug Store t7r TI-IESTORE ,� ' Weekly Store News. 3 o Fora I.iqudcl lherliln5 Maine Made le '9 clean, quirk Petrolatum ria ®e Shave Ojerkia liofties Candy d m the Safer "Russian Rnzoe Y Perfunlo Oil" and l ave you m ie the boat. Ii ane Thermos kit tiled our aa. • We Powder Parke Mary Anne • e Have the and Package 1 to • Talounl OR le & Co. Splendid • AutoStrop null}},, for Lt carrying lig Very 0 0 Ver `I deliadous. ea fa in va1Soua fragrant. Unequalled Goocl Always fa styles We, have Large but, variety fresh. 0 • 1110.00 theta, 011,00 au baud, flU Che box & ® — • • Blood Root V i n o) Flash Lights • a Cough Cure Just the thing for Still holds first place as 0107 POPULAR COUGH SYRUP Satisfaction guaran- teed. 25 and 50 cents TSA Creat Builder and Tonic We now have the agen• cy. Large bottle $1, 0 these dark nights, Always a good as- sortmetit to choose from, also Batteries a Y s 0 ss O e 0 a 49 ® 4. 0 0 • 4. 0 O s 0 O at is Hi Pickling Necessaries Paro-Wax 300 per Ib, Feesds' Bottle Wax, 25c. Oorks—all sizes. Spices of all kinds. Turmeric and Curry Powder Fruit Jar Rings Salicylic Acid (Fruit Preservative) w 4. O A 0 O • fi Tr Br C. Egg Preserver Waterman's O Stands for Templeton's' Rheumatic Capsules They are good. ® $1,00 per box (Water Glass) Put up in I pound cane, Full directions on each package. No trouble. Splendid results. 20e pm can. Ideal Fountain Pens $2 50 to $550 0 t0 0 0 O O Pully guaranteed O O O (11 0 JAMES FOX O 0 DRUGGIST and STATIONER O O m m WOY0000000MMO000000®OOOOBOBOOOOOOQ+00000000®0000000©© JAMES M' FADZEAN Agent Howick Mutual fire Insurance Company Phone 42 Turoberry Street, Brussels Successor to John Hnr'ris, Walton. Wood Wanted 20 or more cords of good hardwood, in either cordwood or shorter lengths, wanted for the Methodist Church, Brussels. Apply to R, LEATHERDA LE, Phone 27 Chairman of Committee. MAUDE C. BRYANS OPHTHALMOLOGIST Graduate Department of Ophthalmology. Me. Cormick Medical College, Chicago, I11. Three months poet graduate course during past year. Eyes correctly fitted with Glasses. Head- aches, Inflamed Eyes, Granulated Eye Lids and other Eye troubles, oanesd by Eyestrain. relieved through properly Bitted Glasses. Satisfaction Assured. Optical Parlor in hankie block, one door South of Barrister Sinclair's once, Office house • 0 to 12 0. in.; 1 to 0 p. 01. Alec) Wednesday and Saturday evenings, Phone 20x ring 4 00000000000000000000000000 0000040000000GO00000040040 O' 4. 4 0 0 0 0 O O 0 O O MILK FED CHICKENS O • 111111111111 MI e VIt have discontinued mills feeding chickens and desire to make a special offer to farmers and others interested in raising : chickens. There is a difference in price of from 5 to 8 cants 4. • per pnnnd iu the Finished Milk Fed Chickens. ,p Se We will guarantee a Price delivered at our warehouse, after O a P O O 0 • Top Notch Price for 0 October 2601, of from 26 to 28 tante per pound, decardin g to quality, y, e up to the 10th of December. After that an advance of 20 per lb. O d '1'he Mediterranean breed and Minorcas will not command to a mprices. They should be marketed as broilers. However, for finish 6 ed and milk fed, 2c per lb. less than for the heavy breeds will be • paid. O 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 O 0 O 000000000e•00000000A0000000 0000000000.00000e000000000 We have sanitary feeding batteries which do not take up much room. We will sell these at $1.25 each. Just figure 5 pound 1, chickens ab 22c and 8 pound chickens at 80c and note the difference, s Phone 66 R. Thomson Brussels I r® Opened up in New Premises THE Public is informed that a choice new Furnishings, of Gents' Furnishin s, Tweeds, &c,, is being opened up in the Holmes Block, formerly occupied by the Laundry. Special attention will be given to Gents' and Ladies' Tailoring and satisfaction assured, Ready-to-wear Overcoats and Pants in worth while goods. See them, A call will be appreciated. R. W Ferguson (BRUSSELS