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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1920-11-4, Page 8...,, n. a'.'` •' ;.- - .,'. w,�TM^+u nw, •^: :.. -ra fr+. .:.. ..., va x.,nY:*.xi7Au7»�,«�'�`w,vn.rir'�a._ix�tt+crtm,.�c M:n. . �.•.7. .�:...r+�er.',a.�'. :.;..-,..t..w:A�-:+.+Y'x,� a.a-.+,x��:�,,. ++tw:�.,si�.�.c+t,.» ..,w-xnmk•.+roF;:,..�' .,�'".,wn,.«,`•i;e�y.awn'mwXi,'FrcS.w.a^�,t,-ti5ot,.t -Y'T'9• �i"f Y e`W'S`'r�. 7�'%G`S"'�'ll".'� , � i.;a"gi'�ni, • • 0 • • Pictorial Review fi a • 4. '.lie Goods that 11 !less' Poultry Panacea Hc1p yotir Peu'try throw I the moult and starts your Pndets and Moulted Hens to laving* Panacea -5 Ib.. per 85e. 7'.t IU. F h \ 450, i .1. Winter Quarterly Fashion Book Now uu sale, price 25e Pictorial Review Dress Pat- terns, alsn Braiding aud Em- broidery Patterns in sleek Crocheting o'tl Knitting Bcok -goo -5e Enihicidery 13 ik Hash Lights • For Dark Nights '• Eveready Tungsten Batteries and Bulbs •• First Aid 3 for Colds Laxative Colds {, Tablets with A Aspirin -250 • Computed Mu ;rani Ointnett 4• 4nr +a Rexall Bronchial Salve --sot Catarrh Jelly --'Pubes 3,c Cherry Bark Cough Syrup • 25c, 500 and $r•oo bets. • Petroful-a Pure Paraffin Oil P -r Ib. bots let.00 •4 4 -1• -Y M e b+04.044+43.0+++6+®•b0•t•d•5'@•E'0.-.O+++O+++U•o + 'eeeree Store e elf' You Save It can't leak because it's made in one piece - that's why we guar- antee satisfac- tion or your money back. Complete line of KantleekRubber goods. Prices from 40c to $4.75 EB aS 2[ t H Thei More Druggist and Stationer mad Ilea atitirts NOVEMBER. MARKET tor poultry is lively, FRIDAY will be the eventful "5th." READ the advertisements and save money. SEVERAL cars of metal were shipped during the past week by Messrs. Volleck and Weinstein, of Brussele Timm well known Marks Company will appear in Brussels Town Hall next Mon- day evening. The Picture Theatre will not be open that evening. MILL. NOT RUNNING. -The Cbopping mill in Brussels will not be running in the meantime owing to break in dam. Notice will be given of the start up, JOHN LOGAN. SOCIAL EVENING -Next Monday even- ing the young people of the Methodist church will give a Social evening in the Lecture room, A good time is promis- ed and everybody is invited. OFFICE CLOSED 100 2 WEEKS. -DL', White left Tuesday of this week for New Ontario deer hunting grounds and will be absent 2 weeks -Nov. 2 to 25 - His office will be closed during tbat period. DEER HUNTERS. -A party of stalwart deer hunters lett on Tuesday for the Northland to spend their annual outing in deer stalking. Fraser Embury is Captain and is associated with W, S, Scott, R. Nichol, Geo, Kelly, N F. Gerry and F. Duncan. Ben, Edwards, W. and Airs, Baillie and others are also away on the sane mission. THE POST is quite fond of a venison dinner but this should not he Laken as a hint but we are too busy to visit New Ontario this season. MRS. WALKER DECEASED -THE Peer was very sorry to receive notification on Tuesday of the demise of Mrs. Mary J. Walker, of Los Angeles, California. She passed away Monday of last week et the hone of her daughter, Miss Emma Walker, 126 North Erst Lake avenue, Several years are the family went to California from London, Ont. Mrs. Walker and daughter were here for a holiday visit a few years ago with old time friends and 'neighbors, De ceased was a sister of tie late John Wynn, of Brussels, and was a fine per- son, held in high esteem by a wide circle. Sympathy Is extended fo Miss Walker who did ber duty faithfully to • her mother. THoiesorr-Tu.s -A very pretty, but quiet wedding was sulemiezed by Bele let minister Rev. W. H. Langton, Tuesday Oct, 27 at high noon. when Helen Do -is, only daughter of P. G. and Mrs. Truss, Brantford was united in bonds of ho'y 'Matrimony to Thomas Muir Thnmeou, only sou of Mrs. Thomas 'Thomson. I Seatorth, The bride, leaning on the arm of her father, entered the drawing room, which had been tastefully decor- ated with terns and palms, to the strains • of the wedctitig march which was ante. 1 tical! played by Miss Brooks, Grimsby. • cousin of the groom. The bride looked very becoming to a travelling suit of navy blue tricotine and wearing a dainty duvelyn hat `Mud ermine furs. The groom's gift to the bride was s platinum diamond ring, Orly the im• mediate relatives of the bride and groom ' were present. A little romance is con- nected With this (Vent as the bride anti groom met while they were both metn- tiers of the Canada Flying Corps. After a short (honeymoon they will take tip their residence et to Grain avenue, Hamilton. The groom is an old Brew selite and he and his bride have the best wiebea of many Old friends for a happy and usefill life, TUE<D.IY was the date of the Presi- dential election in the le S. Mr. Harding, Republican, was elected by a sweeping majority. ANYBODY not supplied with soft water after the downpour this week had better apply to the Clerk of the Weather bureau and get a bigger tub er b'trrel. THE young ladies of Brussels are giv- ing an informal Da:.ce in Lite Town Hall next Tuesday evening Proceeds over expenses, will go to 1heTown Hall Im- provement fund Raynor's Orchestra, Southampton, will supply the music. Fiv5 head of Young Cottle for sale, Si Lot 15, Cou 7, Morris Township, Phone 4514 F. BErnNEe. Fon SALE. --O Yearliee-eteert, Lot 81, tem. 6, Grey township, Apply so Tans. 1117.08, Phone 4115 Ethel P. 0. FRAME Kitchen, 10 x 10 feet, for sale. Could be moved without taking down. It is located SA Let 22, Con. 10, Grey TwpFor further tteut parare apply to IRENE I'otn Rs, ls•9 ltonktnn R. R, 1 11 Pio, 5 weeks old, for sale, S. Pts Lot 9 & 7, Con. 19, Grey, Jao. GRANT. Phone 258 Fon SALE. -Comfortable house with stable, good well, &o., John street, Brnessls. Immed- iate possession can he given. Apply to CHAS. DAvie, Brusaele, Phone 1229 Fna SALE -2 smell tables, 1 hog stove, 1 wood or noel onok stove, couch, set of dishes, 1 gasoline (iiostove 1 counter 15uete, Apply . 5990 case, ailorBrs- sots. YARN FOR !+Ata• --A quantity of light gray yarn on ]land at the close of the war ie offered for este et $1,00 per pound. maybe had et the Pnbltc Library on Wednesday mid afternoons, Now the time to secure it for the Fall and Winter's knitting. Goon 100 sore farm for sale in Central part of Grey township. Farm le well fenced, has 2 good wells end Bead buitdinge- Poseaeeton on short notice. Terme reeeonable. Apply nE 215E POST Publishing House. REPRESENTATIVE WANTED for Brussels and Huron County to represent The Old Reliable Fonthill Nnrseriee. Big sales are to be mode In selling Nursery stock daring the realn- etruotion period. A splendid opportunity for a live salesman, Highest eonmieetons paid, handsome, free egniptnent, large line of fruit and ornamental „tock to alter, STONE & Wera,07 T0N, Toronto, Ont, ' Dc. PAuxrni, Osteopathic Physician, visite Bras. -els Monday afternoon of each week• Chronlo and nervone diseases successfully treated, Visits residencies, Consultation at (yaeea'a Hotel, Local agents for Templetou's Rheu- matic and Asthma remedies Jas. Fox's drug store. Come in sod get a free trial package. DIED IN Wiennese -James Gordon, a former well known resident of Lucknow, aud father of Mrs. T. Pletcher, -Toronto, foimerly of f31ussels, died in Winnipeg on October a4'h at the home of his son Frank, 470 Telfer St„ aged 94 years. Funeral took place the following Tues• clay from Clark & Lentberclale's parlors to Fern wood cemetery. Mrs. Gordon died tbnut 8 years ago. • Go•r A MOVE ON. -Prancers Street has had it lively "moving day" for a thole oughfere ot 2 blocks, Jas. Fox's family started the role hy gniug to Toronto. W A. Lowry move'} to the vacated residence, then G. T R Station Agent (Mower] moved to the home Mr. Lowry hacl left aed W. H. Maunders and family tonic possession of the house from which Mr,Chowen moved, We hope ell may en, joy their COM Nimble habitations and be spared for many a year before the next 0 m va. Muer BE PAID Foa -All t•otices of . gatherings w1IPre admission fee i5 charg. ed. Cards of thanks, Memoriam notices endAntnothneemenls of engagements, &re come order this (lead. If bills are printed or en advt. appears a free notice will be glgen, An important revenue meet be derived from such advertising to keep up the increased expenses. Pet le sendingsuch notices to 'Pitt I Posit stte who Will be reapon- sable for the pay, Don't forget, Brussels Public Library Fre ! files ! -' Fres Have you visited the Reading Room lately Yon will thud (among others) on the centre table the latest issue of (ate following Mttgaai nes --World's Work -Popular Mechanics -Canadian Magazine -M eLu re's -Country Life -Rod and Win -Ladies' Homo Journal Boys Note- -Youths' Companion y --•B O e' Own If you can't t'ead-tile pictures in the Illustrated London News will repay you for a visit. The Daily Papers and Locals from near -by towus are at your dispneal 010 cup all sr table. FREE FREE FREE FROM 12 to a score of new 'Telephones are being added to the Brussels; Grey & Morris system this month, Every- body ought to have a phone ot their own. Doter forget Anderson Bros. Auction Sale of Livery Stable horses, rigs, bar ness, &c. Saturday afternoon of tbis week, at r p m. Sale will be without reserve as they are going out of buss• mess. !having suld the barn. See list in this issne. SUB•CRIP PION rate to Tee Po-Tisnow $2.00 a veer to all Canadian postoffices. People forgetting this fact and remitting $I so will only be credited with q mouths on their label, U S. subscribers must add 5o cents to pay necessary postage A cent a week. MRS R. LEATHERDALE PAISES AwAv- Tuesday evening about 8 o'clock, after a long and heroic battle, Mrs. R. Leatheidale, a well known Brusselite, entered into rest. Funeral not arranged for wben THE Post• went to press but probably on Saturday if sou is coming from Winnipeg. Skeet/tee-The Willing Workers of Melville church will bold a Bazaar in the Public Library on Saturday, November r3th, afternoon and evening The ladies of the congregation are asked for a donation of useful articles for house- hold use. personal wear or homemade baking. SOME so called funny fellows were abroad Monday night and made various bestowments of articles not theirs to give away. 12. Thomson's chicken crates were among the gill A goose pen might be occupied by the jokers without inisplacing them very badly. If a reward were given for folk minding their own business they would net he in it. BAD SMASH AT THE MILL DAIS -One night last week the astiou of the water for years worked loose a section of the cement mill dam, near the centre, and swept it out. It le a poor time of tbe year for such a condition to arise for 2 reasons, est because it is a bad season to make cement repairs on account of un• certain weather and Fall rains, 2nd, The rains of Autumu supplied the motive power to turn the wheels of the mill tatting off the expense of running the engine, On aecouvtt of the long dry spell during past month there was not water enough to be of service There is space of about 36 feet to replace and Proprietor Logan and staff have gone pluckily to work to try and make the necessary repairs. In the meantime the chopping mill will be closed down. Possibilities are unless the damage can he made good the coming Winter and floods would play havoc with the dam but we hope there will be a good rally men to aid Mr. Logan as the uou-use of mill would prove very detrimental to the com:nunity as a big business has been done. Rhe nudism Neuritis, Sciatica, Neuralgia. Templeton's Rheumatic Capsules Have brought good health to half -a -million sufferers. A healmoney-saving ngg remedy, well know for fifteen years, pre- scribed by doctors, Bold by drug- gists, $1,00 a box. Ask our agents or write for a free trial package. W Templetons, 142 King e Toronto en Wanted Bushmen and also meal to work at manufacture of Butter Moulds. High - es wages. Apply High- estA l to Arnent Bros. BRUSSELS 1JR. 111.'iint 3 Wei: dr:0e; kt JJ itI ti t.ld stand, Wiughtim, %Scuts to ,ipttala 17 gee. See his Oct. 11tutimi County Medicd A•Ruui:diuu meeting in the Board 01 'Trude roomy, Gaderieb, Wedne'.day afternoon ot this week The late Dr. Kennedy had been billed to address the gathering, A Iinllnwe'en Party was given 'I"oss• Clay evening in the school building under the atop 't e, of the Continuation I }tc110,11. Petr time was enjoyed. Pe putt i•. told over muld next issue, 14 Mi. CUN'rlratlit PirAr rTCR IN WIN'.• una -Hr. Margaret Calder will cow - untie her medical practice and has al- ready opened her new office In the Field Block, two doors South of Brunswick Hotel, opposite King Bros. store. Real- • deuce phone 15t ; office phone 281. Foanwtctr t4ecord says :-Anniver- sary services in connection with the Presby'e,lan church were most success• Ent in every way, Rev Mr. Mann, Brussels, preached splendid sermons to targe congregations and special and ap- n u was renders bythe choir. priate music t a. d 5o Ir EARS Acs, -Allan Adams was telling THE POST that 5o years ago on I 1 to October loth, snow fell the n depth of a foot and never left until the followwin g April. Potato crop was only about half clog and with the turnips remained in the ground all Winter, not much the worse for staving out of doors as the blanket of snow and small clearances protected thein, Mr, Adams was Io years old at the time and remembers the }dug Winter and having to do with a yoke of oxen owned hy his father in Howick town ship. No doubt others remember the Winter of 1570. GOT Intro TRouaoa -A meeting of the North Welliog'on Hese Ball ASSocia- tiou, last week, dealt with a number of matters in connection with the past season's sport and planned some things for the coating year, One point of special interest was Teeswater club was suspended until such times as it can ap- pear before tbe N e , 13, A. executive and clear itself of charges of using play according ars that were barredg to both N. W. 13 A and 0, B. A A. rales. This club will be given permission to appear before the N W. 13, A. annual meeting, and in the meantime is barred from participating in amateur baseball, Players Pequenet and Carroll, tvho play- ed with lite Teeswater teats iu scheduled game against Brussels are Guelph men, and the N W. 13. A. executive will re- commend that these players be suspend' ed. Charges against player's Richmond Campbell and Clark, who played with the 'reestvater teats, as well as Foot, who played with Fergus will be investi- gated CHILDREN'S AID ANNUAL MEETING. - The aunual meeting of the Children's Aid and Humane Society for Huron County is called for Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 9'11, commencing at 3 o'clock. 'Phe business will be the sou• sideration of the various reports for the year, election of officers. and dealing with any matters which may be brought before the meeting. This meeting is be- ing held in Clinton with the desire to make it easy as possible attendance from the other parts of tbe County, and a large attendance is not only hoped for by the Executive, but very earnestly urged The work of tbe year will be found of deep interest to all wbo attend, and it is not too much to say tbat some of the cde- taiis will he a surprise to those who are not familiar with tbe work of child res- cue iu this County. How many of our readers realize tbat not less than 65 children who are wards in this Coonte, and about 80 who are wards of other C. A. Societies, are in charge of the Huron County Society? And the work is al- ways showing other cases that should be dealt with if the little ones are to get a right start in life, and be saved, in many cases, from a life of shame or crime. A report will be presented to the County Council at its December meeting, but you esu gain information and share in the work by attending this annual meet- ing yourself. $II People We Talk About t# tt Leslie Lowry is home from Toronto for a holiday. OI an W llbee, who has been employed In Stratford, is back to town. Mrs. F, H. Gilroy and son are visitiug with relatives et Mount Forest. Mrs. Geo, Jackson, bas returned from a visit with friends at Walton and Blyth. W. H. and Mrs. Willis, Wingham, were calling on old friends in Brussels. Miss Maggie Garton was called to Whitecbureh over the sudden death of her brother. Mrs, Wm, Copp and grandson Teddy, of Toronto, are visiting at the home of G, A Deadman. e Mrs, F. M, Moffatt, W s ton was a welcome visitor at Melville Manse. She and Mrs. Mann are old friends, George Roberson, Clinton, was in town last week for a day. He is a brother of Mrs. James Ballantyne. Miss Isabel Strachan went to Gorrie for lest Sunday's anniversary services in the Presbyterian church and contributed solos and assisted in the choir. We are glad to see our Caretaker Robert Oliver able to be about once • more and hope it will be many a day be- fore he has another sick spell. Mrs. (Dr) White and son Jack, are holidaying with relatives at Colling- wood for a couple of weeks while Dr, White is absent on his Fall hunting ex- enraion, Win. and Mrs, Work are back from an enjoyable and extended visit with rela- tives and friends in the West, They met many they know and had a fine time. Charlie. Davidson, dioyman, was off duty from a disabled right hand, He was bitten by one of his Merges and the hand appeared to he poisoned, which gave him coneidereble trouble, A C. and MTs. D.inhea, of town and Dr and Miss Sneath, Detroit, will leave Ihis month for Fiorida where they ex pest to spend the Winter, They will make the ttip by motor -about 1500 miles. Sanders Sharpe, of Toledo, was here for a short visit last week with Mrs. A. J Lowly, hie sever. }{.e holds a good position in Lite city and is a wide-awake Mistier who has clone well since he }eft this cernnlnntty, f. H, aed Mrs, Kerney and daughters, of Guelph, formerly of Brussels, con template spending the eotuing Whiter in California, motoring through, Mr. Keruey's health is the prime object to be served by the obange of climate, E CO NS TR'UC- 's TION is the order t'- of the day. if y -u have formed the Sav- ings habit yon are prepated to meet its opportunities; if not, .reconstruct your methods and begin today. We have a Savings Department at every Branch. 200 THE STANDARDBAH OF CANADA • BRUSSELS BRANCH G. N. SAM'S - - MANAGER Rev. George Jewitt, of Watford, at- tended the funeral of Mies Jetnime Campbell last Monday. Deceased is an aunt of Mrs, Jewitt. John Mills, only brother of Mrs. Jno. Logan, Brussels, who lives near Auburn, has been seriously ill for the past few weeks but is shoving some improve- ment now, we are glad to say, Mrs. George Sp irling attended the funeral of her uncle, John Rathwell, at Bayfield. He died iu Alberta, whore the family had lived Fpr some years, go- ing West from Brucefield locality. Mrs. Ray Fear, Morris township, accom- panied her mother to Hayfield, BORN Oa:AbrPtON,-In Winghom on October 22nd, 1990, to 61r. and Mrs. George Champion a daughter. OIITT,-In Goderiall, on Oct. 2011t, 1020, to Mr, and Mrs. Calvin Outt, a 8011. HOLbrae.-Ll Grey township on Oct. 22nd, 1920, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holmes, a amt. SPARLLNG.-At Crnnbrook, on Nov, and, 1920, to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sperling, a daugh- ter. STOKES. -At Jamestown, on October 20th,1920, to Mr. and hire. B. O. Stokes, a daughter - Janet Burnell, OIEO CAIIPBELT,-In Morris townehip on October 80th, 1920, Jemima A. Campbell, in her 85th year. FLBnmr,-In Wingham, on October 20th, 1920, Ann Billson Plenty, aged 82 years and 8 months. GORDON.-In Winnipeg, on October 24th, 1920, James Gordon, formerly of Luekuovf, aged 94 years. INNEe,-In Clinton, on October 17th, 1020, Alexander Innesf aged 78 years and 0 months, Innis. -In Clinton, on October 28rd, 1920, Anenti Avery, wife of the lute Alexander Lines, aged 79 yeere and 4 months. LEATananALE.-In Brussels, 011 Novelnber and, 1920, Jane Grills, beloved wife of Richard Leatherdale, in her 66th year. MAsoN.-In Detroit, en Oct. 24011, 1020, Eliza- beth Garvin widow of the late Thomas Mason, of Clinton, aged 88 years. MEeesR.-In Morris, on October 22nd, 1020, Jantee Messer, in his 88th year. Auction Sales UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE OF CAT- teLa.-0. F. Vandriok, Auctioneer, will sell for Smith & Hole, at Lot 8, Conaeeeion 18, Elma, on the farm known as the Wm. Blair Farm; 44 steers rising II years old, all in good condition. Sale e1 Tuesday, Nov. 0th, at 1.80 o'olcak. Terme: 10 months credit will be giv- en on approved joint notes, or a discount of 5 per cent off straight for cash • land owners for eeourity. 0. SMITH & WM, H.017E, 0. P. Vandriok, Auo. Proprietors. AUOTION SALE OR' FARM STOOK, IM- PLEMENTe, FURNITURE, &o. -F, 8. Scott, Auctioneer, has been instrwoted by the under- signed to sell by Public Auction at Lot 29, Con. 11, Grey, on Tuesday, Nov, 18111, at 12 o'clock, the following property :-1 Clyde snare 8 years old, 1 Clyde mare 6 years old, 1 general pur- pose horse 8years old, 1 driving mare 4 years old, 1 aged snare, 1 cow due to calve March 10, 1 cow due April 2nd, 1 cote due Antilbth, 1 cow due April Stit, 1 due due April 14th, 1 oow due April 10th, 1 sow due April 05th, 2 sows due April 81st, 1 now due 61ay 28rd, 1 cote due May 29111, 1 yearling steer, 2 yearling heifers, 9 Spring calves, (The mows and young cattle are e11excellent Durham grades), 1 sow with litter of 8, 2 soya supposed to farrow Feb. leb, a num- ber of hens, Massey -Barrie binder a -ft, out new, MoQormiek mower 6 -ft. out, 113 -hoes Cock- ahntt also drill, Massey -Harris cultivator with coed box, set 4•seotion barrows, Pinery walk - Mg plow, 2 -furrow Oookahott plow, hay rake, roller, meatier, ditch scraper, bay rank, gravel pulper,box, wagon, 001 of sleighs, fanning mill, root bgycutterbuggies, p large potash kettle, Bangor ket- tle, 2 sets single harn eea, set heavy harness, set plow harness, 160 fent manilla tope, hay fork andpulleys 2 milk one, 2 nolle wire, coil barbed wire, about 10 tone of clover, tdsaoe and red clover hay, about 6 tots timothy Stay, about 1000 bus. oats, set 2,000 Ib. scales wheel• barrow, grindstone, disc harrow,i'andora range, Klondike heater, Delay churn, glass cupboard 2 bedsteads, white Iron bedstead, bureau, '2bedroom stands, 000011, flour bin, meat barrel, lawn mower, exbeueion table, 34 dos, dining room 0110110, 41 -gal. oil barrel, e number of large crooks, a number of opal oil lamps, milk paha horse blankets. neohyokee, whhlletrees, doubletreee, forks, shovels, ate, Sale unreserved as the farm has been sold, Terme-Same of $10 and under ouch; over that amount 10 months credit given on furnishing approved joint notes, 0 per gent off for oast; on credit amounts. MRS. MITCHELL, AUCTION SA0E OF FARM STOCK, IM- PLBMtNMT, &0,-T, R. Bennett, Auction- eer, has been instructed by the undersigned to sell by Publle Auction at NX Lots 1 & 2, bon, ',Grey (Gravel Road), o1 Wednesday, Nov, 17611 at 1 0 cloak, the following property 1-1 e to ee 1 more it ears old 1 horse 12 re, n til r y y tt e r 1 ar Id 1 sld 1 e1,» e 2 v a g old 1 PBI e o saw duo h fifer due Deo en ' i now due to salvo FOIA. 4, 1 heifer dile to entwines. 5, 8 holferg 2 yeere old, 4 heifers 1 year old, 9 steora 2 years years old, 2 steers 1 year old, 4 (salves,4 ewes 1 ram, 2 York Bowe due to farrow reb, 4, 1 York sow due to farrow before sale, 1 Bork ROW with litter at foot, 1 pure bred York hob 10 pgge weigh 170 Ilse 10 pigs weigh 180 lbs., 21 pigs 2 Months old, 7 pies 0 weeks old, 2 pairs of geese, a number of hens, 1 McCormick bin- der 1 good drill, l ,John Dere manure spreader, ldieoharrow, 10o0kshutttwInlow, 1walk• ingK-plow 1 wagon, 1 buggy. 2 sleigh tongues, 1 child's iron crib with mattress and'epringe, numeroue other artiolee. Sale without reserve es proprietor has sold hie farm. Terme-All axons of 910 and under mitt over that amount 10 menthe credit given on fdrntehing approved bankable feint notes, A dieooent of 6 per cont allowed for sash on credit amounts. 111,20. Bs5Neco, S. A. 8leBlel , Ane, L, ti. Button, Clerk, Prop, C-00e®698Va,' .ca-", .x : .7w.i.,-,.. .n k.,. "r. 45 ' CR 4. 411. 6 4. ales Dru Storrs STOR1'. rl'.'GYe�Ayi. Weekly Store News Pens!ar RemesIes aere+I1IS IS PENSLAR WEEK, In the mitjotit.y or homes (Ito ® Peuslar Remedies require little or no introduction as they have for several years occupied a prominent place In the medicine cabinet, To those who are, perhaps, not so familiar with the line as others I wish to say they are prepared by The Penelar Chemical Co„ of Detroit and \Vttlkerville, one of the foremost manufacturing con- cernsin the Dominion. Every preparation is sold with an absolute guarantee of entire satisfaction or money refunded, Below we enlarge on a few of the numerous preparations. The line consists of : Blackberry and a Jamaica Ginger FOR DIARRHOEA, • OOLIC, CRAMPS, &c. 85c per bottle 0 a Children's Cough Syrup Very suitable for small o children and infants. Con- s tains no opiates. 25c per bottle Dynamic Tonic . m A wonderful Restorative in anaemic and exhausted 0 conditions of the system, de - e pression, nervous debility, sleeplessness, loss of appo- tlr tate, &o. 75e & $1.50 hots, tt Buchu & Saw Palmetto One of our very heat Rem- edies for Kidney and Blad- der Trouble. 60c and $1.00 Children's Fig and Senna Syrup 10 6h Splendid for constipation, hilitnsnese, sick headache, 4? &c, Pleasant to take and very etfeclive, 25c bottle ffiS55S Sore Throat Gargle at 8h • t0 n 0 0 47 •• •m For Sole Throat, Tmtsilitis, Hoarseness and all ailments of the Vocal Organa, Pleasant to 000 and relieves promptly. 25c per bottle a JAMES FOX to 6 DRUGGIST and STATIONER ,8 ra a aids Niess1eeseseeeeesso as**80000600 4060©068001106000000 AUCTION sALBS SATURDAY, Nov. OTs. -Livery barn con- tents, horses, riga, harness, &o., Turnbarry Street, Brussele, Sale, unreserved, at 1 p. m. Anderson Bros., Props.; F. S, Scott, Ano. FRIDAY, Nov, 12ma.-Farm stock, imple- ments, &a., NW, Lot 24, Con. 8, Morris Town- ship. Sale, unreserved at 1 p, m. Thomas Granby, Prop.; F, S. Scott, Ana. TUESDAY, Nov. 10m -Farm Stock, ample• meats, household furniture, &o. Lot 28. Con. 11, Grey township. Sale unreaorved et 12 o'olook. Mrs, John Mitchell, Proprietress ; F. S Seatt, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, Novabtnwtt 17Th, - Perin Stook implements, &c„ N'4 Lots 1 & 2, Con. 1, Grey Stook, (gravel road.) Sale unreserv- ed at 1 p, m. B A, SNELL, Prop, T. R. Ben- nett, Ano, L, lir Rattan, Clerk. BRUSSELS MARKET - Fall Wheat 52 10 Oats O5 Peas 2 00 Barley 1 10. Butter 66 Boge . 15 00 Hay 20 00 02 2 15 00 1 16 025 17 0 20 50 Farm for Sale 100 acres, being Lot 11, Oot, 2, Grey town- ship. Farm hi good state of cultivation ;• Fell plowing all dole ; bank barn 50 x 70 feet with hay fork, track and roues complete • cement stabling throughout ; drive shad and hog pen, good frame house, good sellar, orchard, two good wells six aures bush, close to school and church. will sell with small cosh payment, balance easy term. Add rasa 19.2 B. M000RMIO0, Listowel, Ont. Hog for Service The undersi"nod will keep for servlae at 9. pt Lot 0, Oen. X12, Grey, the bhoro'-bred York- shire Hog, "Oollege Masten," No 71401, bred at The Ontario ARrioultnral College, Terme, ,.51,50, to be paid at time of service with privi- lege of returning If neaormarv. JN0. GRANT, Proprietor. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. --In the matter of the estate of William Lake, late of the Village of Brim - eels, in the County of Huron, Contin. man, deceased. Notice is hereby given pursuant to "The Re- vieod Statutes of Ontario," that all creditors and others having claims against the estate of the said William Lake, who died on or about the 22nd day of ,Tanuery, A, D. 1020, 000 required on or before rho 20th day of Novem- ber, A, D, 1920, to send by pont prepaid or de- liver to the undersigned Executors or the said estate, their Christian and Burnam Pe, nddreseeo and descriptions, the frill partloulere of their olefin, the statement of their accounts and the nature of the emirates IlfJnny) held by then!. And further take notice that of for auoh last mentioned date the said Executors will pro- ceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among the partien entitled thereto, having re- gard only to the olahne of which they shall then have notion, and the said Executors will not be liable for the said sesete or otgy part thereof to any pereon or persons of whose claim notice shall not have been received by them at the time of such distribution Dated this and day of November, A,,D. 1920. ISAAO LAICSI, Brussels P.O. R.R. 8, JOHN KING, Ethel P. 0 Executors of the estate. JAMES M' PADZEAN Agent Howick Mutual Fire Insurance Company Phone 42 Turnberry Street, Brussels Successor to John Herrin, Walton, MAUDE C. BRYANS OPHTHALMOLOGIST Graduate Department of Ophthalmology,Me- Cormick biedioal'College, Ohleago, Ill, Three, months post graduate course during pastyear. Eyes correct! fitted with Glasses, Heed - aches. Inflamed Eyes, Granulated Eye Lids end other Eye troubles, caused by Eye -strain. relieved through properly fitted Gloms, Satisfaction Assured, Optical Parlor in Leckie bloolc, she door South of Barrister Sinclair's office. O111oe hours : 0 to 12 a, in.; to 0 5, m, Aleo Wednesday and Saturday evenings, { Phots 20x ring 4 teareaseesseases8eseefsisese tea eeeesess*Seaeoeseleeese000 N 0 f0 e 0 0 0 0 i e Y e 0 4r e N 0 6 5) A Q 0 0 i 's A 9 0 -. d _.- . Bros. 1 ® BRUSSELS • w Auction Sale i u al of livery y Saturday, r Outfit Nousmbi;r 6th a Card of Thanks WE wish to express our`thanks to the public for the PP hearty support o accorded us during the past years we have been in business. We beg leave to announce we are not leaving town but will continue the Veterinary Practice and also the Agency for the • McLaughlin and Chevro'- let Cars, b W O w ai til Oi 1 W 0 N 0 a See list in another column : e iiissssssssssssssssssessiiiiiissssseimme iis.SSSiiissw99