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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1926-1-13, Page 8WEDNESDAY, JAN. 13,192G. THE BRUSSELS POST .. , To Relieve i.hose olds confectionery Cherry Bark Cough Syrup Will Relieve Your Cough W; bilieve Chilly Bath ootta syup tu In. 011.• uf lb« safest nod nine; , ty .et? ve 6,..uail ite.,,,,,,tt.,,, PI, asa ii 1 10 t 110 1 -.." . ', "'I " h h "ffl h' rirg tip,el 1 g. it n In tn. f,,ti ;id vn u , hie ill 1h. treat - to dins ry Cl ughs and Cherry Bark Cough Syrup 35e and 60e. bots. De "Vilbiss Atomizer spritya nese a il d throat, Splays a 11 y I mild—oil or ,% 41e) y has I wo hot. Ilea CMS for each kind of .;pra V 116011. N: 1! -II I Y t LEA N ED Dri V lib is Atomizers $2.25 '110fehatin1 Candy 1. (Rho! Cough Crops Haney Elld • Horehound Drops Humbugs hide's !Iota Noes fruit:flavored Hard Belled Candles M eloid's I Pattern* Clear the I Throat Throat I Tablets 25c pkgs. I 25c Laxative 1 Th ro;• t Brom() I Ease Quinine 1 IOC & 25c 30c, Pkgs. Rexall Cold Tablets 25C Good Tonics Wampole's Cod Liver Oil $1.00 bots. Rexall Tasteless Prep. Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites Si.00 Scott's Emulsion 65c and $1.30 bots. Peptona $1,co bots. Household Rerrtedies Pon test Castor Oil 25c Camphorated Oil 25c Kasa.,)ra 25c & 6oc Listerine 35c & 6oc Hydrogen Perox:de 25c Puretest Eps >rn Saks Tin Container 15c & 25c E R. Thet211,1' SMITH Store I reeriet and Siationer mwsvIle6i.FaMairi4.1 4mam.aommerci Local News Items et.+04+.4..temet444-4444.:.-04-!:•+.4-144-1.÷:ete::+i-n44.4.4.:-:-±x4-04..neme,ter. Sixth Anniversary. Sunday was the sixth anniversary of the ratification of the peace treaty with Germany, following the World War of 1914-1918. School Board Meets Next Wednesday The inaugural meeting of the Brussels School Board will be held on Wednesday evening, Jan. 20, to re -organize for 1926. Annual Prohibition Convention. Notices have been sent out for the annual convention of the Ontario Prohibition Union, which will be held in Massey Hall on Tuesday, Jan. 26. Have a Snowmobile. McIntyre & Cudraore have a snow- mobile, which they constructed in their garage. Its rumored that "Bert" bee to go to Listowel once in a while to rem his "cousin." Your Other Papers. Order your subscriptions of your other daily and weekly newspapers through Tne Post. You save time, trouble and exminse of remitting. Our service is prompt and safety is guaranteed. Another Kind of Crook. They tell of an Owen Sound man who kept his wife in bed a full month after she was able to be up In order that kind hearted neighbors might continue to send in good things to eat. This one ungrateful and un- scurpulous man does an injury to all who are in need of aid. A Filthy Pest. One night last week eerie, filthy creature tried to see how dirty he really could be. He went up the east side of Main street from the Corner Store to the Town Hall cor- ner squirting tobacco juice on miar- ly every plate glass window, The juice was frozen by morning and the merchants had some difficulty in get- ting thedirt off their windows. It in a shame that any one would defile the natural saliva with such rank juice and use it for such a foul purpose. But what's the use of our using caustic language to- wards one who has 710 sense of shame. There's a verse in the Book of Revelation that fittingly refers to. such dirty squirters; "Let him that is filthy be filthy still."—Chesley Enterprise. Rex Cluff Gets Appointment. , The Stratford Deity Beacon -Her - and refers to a nephew of Mrs. W. /ff, Sinclair, and a son of Rev. Canon and Mrs. Cluff, :formerly of Brussele: Rex Cluff, well known local young man, has been appointed secretary - treasurer of the Stratford Board of Education, succeeding 2. M. Riddell who resigned. Mr. Cluff has already etarted on his duties. The terms upon which Mr. Cluff takes over the position require that he spend from 10 to 12 o'elock each weekday morn- ing in the Board of Education 'office, located in the City Hall, The records of the secretary-treafturer will be kept in this office and all the boaed's business. transacted there, ' The sal- ary is to be fixed at a suni not to ex- ceed $1,000, Mr. Cluff, who is it son of Canon W. T, Chef and Mrs. Clulf, is now carrying on a legal practice in thedty, Ho ig a grad- uate Of Osgoetle Hall end for a time practiced 1» Godericle. Mr, Cluff is a 'veteran of the Great War, going oefersetie Wild" the 161st Pete 'Wore GREEN cedar post, also a number of good anchor posts tor sale. Wm. Hollinger, 30-tf Phone 346. HOUSE and lot for sale on Flora street, Brussels. For further par- ticulars apply to Mrs. Stella Wheeler, Listowel, or Stanley Wheeler, Phone 218, Brussels. ; QUANTITY of alfalfa clover for ' sale. J. A. Armstrong, Lot 14, Con. 6, Morris. 29-2 Phone 368. FOR SALE.—Green cedar fence posts, eight and. nine • feet long, also birch, soft maple, and elm • wood in swamp. Andrew Douglas, 2e-2 Bluevale, R. R. 1. Phone Wroxeter 603-4, 10 YOUNG Yorkshire Pigs, 6 weeks old. James Nichol, Phone 36-14. ALL kinds of new sleighs for sale, also some good second hand ones. John Long. FOR Sale -3 steer calves; two young farrow cows. Graham Survey, Phone 56-19. Visited Wroxeter and Teeswater. W. J. McCracken, D.D,G.M., paid the Odefellows Lodge et Wroxeter a Visit with his installingteam on Monday evening, and on Tuesday evening they Were at Teeewater. Western Star Lodge. On Thursday evening of this week the D.D.G.141. and his installing team will vita Western Star Lodge, Brus-• sels, and install the officers for the coming year. All members are in- vited to come out to this special meet- ing. Add Exchange to Cheques. Subscribers are reminded that when remitting subscriptions to The Pest by cheque that exchange should be added. Bank money orders or express money ?rehire (10 net need the exchange, neither do postal mon- ey orders nor postal notes. If You Are a Member. In order to make the East Huron Fall Fair in 1926 the success it must be to ensure a continuance of this event every menthe'? of the Agricul- tural Society irt stro'ngly urged to be 'present at - the annual meeting for election of officers on Saturday, Jan. 16, at 2 o clock in the Comma Cham- ber. Notices Incorrect. Through an error, incorrect dates for the laet (late in preeenting p11 - vete bills to the Legislature for the coining session ware included in press notices sent out from the Par- ilaineet Buildings. The dates should read Friday, February 19, for peti- tions for private bills; Friday, Feb. 26, for introducing private bills, and Thursday. March 11., for receiving reports of •committees thereon, Taking a Special Course. Dr. L. 0. Whitfield, of TIstowel, is at menet attending a Special Re - anew Course at the Painter School of ,Chirepractic, Davenport, Iowa, He reports it to be the moot valuable course on. Resettech ever held at the P. S. .H is also taking "the tech- nique in Neurocalometer' work. He expeete to be home to his palette by the Middle of January or slightly Auction Sale - OF— Caws end Young Cattle -- AT— MILLER'S HoTEL WAL1'0 N Friday, January 15th At 2 o'clock: 10 Good Cows due to freshen during February, March and April, 15 Head of Young Cattle. TER919 -6 mangle credit allOWed on Par. 111.1011a own teen not note0 or di•ootint ul 9 p0110111 par 11110,111 ff for cash, NESBIT HAMILTON, sCOTT,atio Perturb tor, Minor Locals. Very good sleighing these days. • Have you renewed your subscrip- tion? The Post is always glad to pub- lish news of your friends who visit you. Some people get loaded with Flor- ida water, others with Florida real • estate. This is renewal time. Is your Post label corrected for another year. The Buffalo Express says one sure way to insult a girl now is to tell her she needs a hair cut. Fergus Council is having its by- laws printed and 500 copses will be made available to citizens. Work on the new Ontario Govern- ment building on the Toronto Exhi- bition Grounds has commenced. ' The annual school meeting is in- tended for the taxpayers of the sec- tion an deot for the trustees only. "Why aren't there parking places for pedestrians?" asks a motorist. He forgets our commodious cemeter- ies. Open the doors of your garens when warming up the car and aVicw She monoxide gas to escape. This item may be the means of saving your life and is well worth a year's subscription in advance. Paid Brussels a Visit. Roy Turvey, near Bluevale, paid Brussels a flying vieiti on Friday afternoon with his Saxon snowmo- bile. He could get over the roads alright. Installed Officials at Wingham. Last Thursday evening W. J. Mc- Cracken, D.D.G.M., of Huron Dis- trict with his installing team. install- ed the newly elected officers of Wing - ham I.O.O.F. Lodge. Entertained Choir. Dr. and Mrs. R. S. Hamilton en- tertained the choir of the Brussels United Church at their home last Thursday evening% .A very pleasant evening was spent by all present. Has All of Morris Twp. • Jas. McFadziran, agent of the HOW - ick Mutual Fre Insurance Co., has had the north part of Morris Twp. added to his territory, and will be able to give attention to any of the policy holders of the well known Com parry, Women's Institute. "The Mode?' Weinan" will be the topic for diecuseton introdticed by Mrs. A. Strachan at the Women's In- stitute which meets Friday afternoon of this week at o'clock in the Pub- lic Library. Roll call will be answer- ed by "A Beautiful Thought From Poetry." Current events will be gicen by Mrs. W. W. Harris. Everybody welcome. What Would be the Fine in Brussels? "In Hamilton a picture patron who ineisted on talking to the annoyance •or others, was fined $20. This is a sad blow to the many who seem to go to such theatres for the sole .purepose of making their tongues Join the movies." One shudders at what the fine would be at some of the enter- tainments in the Town Hall. Must Have License. • • According to the provisions of the Highvsay Traffic Act one clause teen's "On and after the first day of Janu- ary 192(5, no person other than one holAing a chauffeur's license shall operate or drive a motor vehicle on O highway unless he holds an opera- tor 'e license issued to him under this sern. tio" The penalty for an infrac- tion of this clause for a first offence is not lees than $10, mar More than $50. Good For Ground. The heavy fall of snow during the past few days, though somewhat of a nuisance In the town, will be a big blessing to the men on the land. Snow not only protects the fall wheat' rem the bitter winter winds. but it is regarded as one of the best fertil- izers. It also holds off the February heavy frosts and allows the soil to thaw out sooner in the spring. Hur- on farmers vvelcome the recent snow. We Sell the SpeCe. All notkes .of ooming entertains mons where an admission or collec- tion is charged is advertising and. that is how we make our living, selle ing advertising. Wedding engage- ment notices and cards of thanks of the ordinary five or six lines are charged 50c an insertion. In larem- orian item? arn ale° 50 Cents with an extra 25 cents per verse for peer tziceim n.connection with meoriam n Canadian Magazine Sold TO Hugh C. Maclean Co. The Canadian lffagazine, the old- est existing 'literary magazine in Gali- ndo, has been sold uncles? the Bulk Sales Act to the Hugh C. Maclean Publishing' Company of Adelaide St., West, and With the •February num- ber will be issued .frore the office of the new publisluers. The Canadian Magazine was started in 1898, and has had only three4eeditors-' Gore doe Mowat (Moses Oates), Col, Johne A, Cooper and the present.' editor, Newton. MacTavish, who has been in' charge for" the past 20 years, The new publishers will preserve the . same ltterary standerd, but will en-. later and•will be able to deiiver real deavor to make.' the,magaziee more solstice on his .return with 'his N. C. attractive. Mr. MacTavishwill re- M.'IRMA ao editor, . . • # BANKING FIFTY YEARS Against That Day i'VEIE fabled years of ancient Egypt's fulness and famine — the striking lessons found in other historic facts and natural life pro- cesses establish saving among the fundamental laws upon which Nature makes her sure indictments. Follow your personal instinct to "lay by in store" by adding regular installments to a savings account n the Standard Bank. 1"1-1E STANDARD BANK OF CA.NA.D BRUSSELS BRANCH --G. H. Santis, Manager Honey in The Comb ARE you ono of those who pre- fer comb honey to extracted? Well we have that in. We did not produce it but can guarantee it good. Price is reasonable too, only 25c a section for the best ones. Speaking of honey in the comb, while the Bible speaks much about honey that which appeals to me most of all is where we read of our Sav- iour partaking of food after His re- surrection and honey was one of the two things given unto Hire—"They gave Him a piece of a broiled fish and a honeycomb and He did eat before them.,' Either Jim Ross or Will McCrack- en can supply you with honey in the comb also G. A. Deadman Co. Council, Jan. 26th. The January session of Co. Coun- cil will meet in Goderich on Tuesday, Jan. 26th, at 3 o'clock. Shipped Horses. This morning (Wednesday) .T. H. Galbraith shipped another carload of horses from Brussels station. Will Hold Skating Party. Brusssels Continuation School is holding a skating party at the rink en Monday evening of next week. Paramount Quartette Coming. Don't forget the Choie Concert in the Brussels United Church on Fri- day evening, Jan. 22nd, when the Paramount Quartette. under the leadership of M. R. Rennie, will give O fine program. Interesting Court Ruling. A judgment of much interest to municipalities was given in the Bar- rie poiice court on Dec. 28th, by Po- lice Magietrate Jen in finding a re- presentative of the Ocean Blend Tea Company guilty of peddling without a license. For the defense it was contended that the blending of the tea constituted manufacture within the meaning of the act, The Magis- trate found that the defendaetts had failed to prove that tea is an article manufactured or produced in On- tario, as required by the statute gov- erning lawyeis. H. 0. B. A. Program to be Broadcast Invitations have been issued for She annual At Home rot the Huron Ohl I3eyre Association of Toronto, to be held in Oddfellows Temple, 229 College Street, on Thursday evening, .January 21st. The program consist- iflg. of addresees, quartettes, solos and other musical number will be broad- cast by C. F. C. A., as also will the ?lance program for which inusic will 8011011 71 by Burton Till's orches- tra. The proceeds will be a contri- bution to a fund created by the As- eociation last year in aid of Heron County Hospitals. Did Not Wile The Listowel Standard of last week in referring to the municipal contest in that town, makes the following comment on . one of the candidates, who is well known to many in town, as his -wife. Was formerly Mi.ss Vern Walker, of Brussels: For several years the electors have been urging Young men to run for office. J. A. Schinbein is a young man and a prominent merchant and was sup- ported by the C. of C., but was among the defeated. It was his first con- test and the race was hard to win, nevertheless the verdict is not very encouraging to the younger men. The Publiaher's Problem. In spite of the 20,000 circulatior, the Fannon' Sun, the organ of the United 'Farmers of Ontario, which has been reapplied to Sun readers tri- weekly at $2.00 a year, comes out again with a deficit of $5,000, It's not a profitable business supplying a newspaper at less than cost as our farmer friends are evidently findieg out. This is what many newspapers in Ontario have been doeig for florne years, with the inevitable result that they have gone out of business and this is what will happen to The Sun unless bolstered up by the good dol- lars of its political patrons, A New Kind 44 Cloth. London and Patio shortly will see an entirely new fabric created by a noted London designer. Its exact composition has been kept it secret, but it is known that ostrich feathers plucked froni_ the quills and special- ly treated and woven, are the basis of it, The cloth is lightee than thistle- down ansl softer than the finest crepe de chine, and a different pattern from every aeglee Thousande of yards of the Material are being made. So etriking is the cloth that the rearm - IPersonal Paragraphs Ament made a business trip to Montreal the past week. Miss Sara Cole, of Belgrave, is the guest of PA Ise Evelyn Chapman, Miss Elva Oliver, of Toronto, spent She New Year's holidays at her home here. Bert Reid, of Lucknow, was in town this week. He talks of opening up a picture shrew. Mr. Clouse, who is employed in Detroit, has been visiting 111 11111 home here for a short vacation. George Baker has had a prolonged vieit in Cleveland, having been quaertntined in a house where the nemsles woe Oid friends will be sorry to learn tliet, Mrs, Genre° Rogers suffered a stroke at the home of her daughter, MIR. A 0, Dames. but is itapeoving. On Tuesday of •this week, James Armstrong, a respected citizen of town, celetnated his 81st birthday. Hi. old reiends offer congratulations, Oil Sunday, Jack Duncan had an- other nose bleed, and was taken tn Seaf,rth in Orioles snowmobile and from thei11 by train to St ratfot d. It io just about a year ago that be had a very severe nose bleed. Fl G. and Mes. Feigliele of Herd- ing, Man , have get,e to epee() the VN, inter at Vietot itt 13( 1(11 VV. FL English. The weather at the (Meat iR ideal and flowers ere in bloom. They will Mee vieit at NeW et. Mrs. English is a daughter of Geo. and Mrs. Colvin, of town. 417 LChurch Notes Melville Presbyterian Church The usual meeting or ill. Worrieres irliseionaty Society 14 SJeIvilIe P; es. by terian ohm eh, MIR held last Fri day afternoon, with the Piesidrul presiding. Repot ts wets given ol the wok accomplished hy this aux. i an, since re-ol gen ;zit( ion in May. The Secretei v repel ted 94 el ?entire P, interesting nivel ings held each 111(0 111 with grind at tend Mire, 71 sub. seribets to "The Glad Tidings," supply work sent to Mrs. Meffeezie's school home, at selkir 5, Nam, rind also a donation of 40 hooke and 7 quilts to he milk ili Nei there 0111 ark,. Treasurer reported e13O0.00 he the nulling, to 119 contributed since May, included in this with a hale ol' food and clothing sent to 010 re. 'lei' work at Glace 131 5'. Titer e wet e A neW II fI0 1111 milers, 18)11. Rohl% l'Imuipse 11, 18is. Alex, Strachan and Mins Dorielcia NleConald, the last 1111. lig an Mentoti nt" to the late iss JSlItt linlell. 11115, J, fin Bede, mit up the 5511 ehap 1i',.5 the study, "Prayer and Mission.," and Alias Headman led 111 praYer. After d's_ russi, g work fir the new year, the meeting, WIta elOar h mart' 11V • ro A Lemont Tbp 1ttipprp 5 r 190 e 1 Hon. Pres , Mee William Martin ; Pres., Mrs. Abx. St ro elm n ; Vine Pi 11111100 88, MIS John 1501111 Mitir, Wm (Rouse and M t's N. el ()ai1 ; Mi s .11111 11,101141(ms ; Trees . Mrs. Rohr. Rolm. Thomann ; 0, ganist, Mrs, W Seat ; See'y "Glad Tidings," 18Pei Mel -MAR Simply Sec'y,, Mrs. M, McVet tie ; Home Helpers Com , Min Chas Davis, Mrs,' 0. Hemingway, Mrs, A Latuont„ Miss Beisie M0599. Mi5sintt Band Ouperintenden to, Mia 8 Dead mon, Miss Hazel Stewart, Miss Florence Olivet', The aim of the W.miett's Missionat y Society is every minute in the congregation A 00- woititett in this great %yolk by titling o member, either through the Horne Helpers" or the .A ux Mary, facterers say they expect' it to be ell the rage in the west end ballrooms this winter. PERTH COUNTY ltev 54, Pi. Bruhn, formerly of Hainiltme preaChed his i n trod 'actor y Set mons as pastor of Zion Laltheren chneeh, Stratford, on Sionday, A ?dont course in Agriculture will be held at Grantee hem February 15th to March 12th. M. C. McPhalf, age' ul t u r op resell tael v e has UT- raeged the enerse.s. After sufferilig room high blood preseuee foe seine, time, Pilule's, 51, Mars, beloved wife of Eckhart ellegn- or., of Milverton, died emidenly oh Mondry morning, January 4,11, fol few - leg itetroke of apoplexy) in her 48th year. Mrs, Soignee wet born. at Bitiehlutimen, Cornett:Pr aed PIMP With her patenlo to ()amide in 1888, settling first in PUllarton, tvbcre they 1 Yeti for eight, years before corning I 0 Poole. She wee merried in 1806, and Is sorvived by her sorrowing husband and it family Of three daeghtere, Fox's rum Store Thecr)-1....e.--rateopr. store 'Crttunitex.igarransvonma4esitir, WEEKLY STORE NEWS greetings IN grat. Col appri dation of your good will anti support auring this and pret:eding years, we desire t 1 extend our sincere thanks, also for your liberal patronage! during the Christmas season just closi d which has been by far the best we have y experienced. We truit the New Year may be to you all is vrry Happy, HealthEil and Prosperous one. Ready for 1926 What about a new set of Books with which to the New Year? Ledgers Statement Pads Blotting Paper ink Bottles Pintickets Minute Books Paper Fasteners Shipping Tags Cash Books Files Receipt Books Pen Racks String Tags Mucilage Rubber Bands Show Card Ink beg in Day Books Bill Books Envelopes Indexes Memo Books Paper Clips Sponge Cups Pens and Pencils ! Diary for 1926 - A good one for 25c. FOX'S DRUG STORE "Careful Prescription Dispensers" DOWN TOWN C. N. R. TICKET AGENT DRUGGIST and STATIONER • .191.81rnlmtplatillfIMIntspa Ethel Cheese Factory rilEo 12.111D. -In )ililvorin, n Saturdey, Jan. 211(1, 1026, William 11. Reid, formerly uf Grey Township, aged 74 years. Lotto -In Oranbrook. on January 7213, 1928, Annual Meeting :4119811 111, 1=, beloved wife of Jacob Long, aged 05 yenrs and 5 months. Auction Sale. Tirtntenr. V. .Tan. 141h.-Parm Stuck, Imply m Mita, fenr11ittIre. &C . 'At 4, 810 1.2,1811117. Sale T1111.0181 ced at 1000 c'cloek sharp. Albert V 14Fit? rirArTt OMO t''vratibi Ay'0 0111.8 g oratle Milleta' Hotel, Wilton. Sale nt 2 o'olook ANI:slo•it ditto Mon, Prop. ; 81-, Scott, A uo. TtlaRDAV. .14,, 101,11,-.1.Partn steak, grnin. ream, eta at .45 Lot 80, (Inn 2, )Iorrie Sate at I o'clock, John Riley, Prop. ; D. M. Scott, TU'esDAv, JAN. Itera.--.1ire bred Bolsfeinc, Grade C'n ttle anti Pngs, at 0,1 24, Con. 14, Geer, 19110 111 71101001, sharp. Selwyn Baker. Prop.; Wm Holman, Atm BRUSSELS MARKET Pall Wheat • 41 45 5148 Peas 128 ' Barley 60 Oats 40 Buckwheat 06 Butter• 85 4 gigB 80 Hoge 1111) 8(011 1700 Farm for Sale The Annual Meeting of Ethel Cheese tory will be held on SatiirdaY, January 16,1L, tit 2 o'clock p. in. There are Mill a taw whey orenni 11. 11131111 00 1.0011)11,4 for. Are they yours Wishing the patrons all prosperity in the coining season, OE 'I0 BATEMAN, Seeretarv, Assessor wanted Applications will be received up to Satyr. - day, January 211114next, forthe nosition at Asesoor of the 'Village of iirtersels for the 3 10111 111(1, 8(11)117 04500 A H. MACDONALD Clerk, Tenders Wanted 1 •2•0 1',n4. wi'l bo rocved by the Municipal ounoil "11 110 Village of Brussels, up lin Sot. May, Jannary 28rd, next, for the rommal of •,..1 ',now: from the sidewa lite with rile snowplow. Tencie.s to Mete prier, required per hour, 11 72 -- seven home 40 )4 allinved for the completed „ work Work to begin al 7 &cloak a m. when treeired. .9. H. M A CDON A 00, Clerk eerie for 01118 1,,),. 001 7, (ion. 15, Township I f Grey. Por particulars apnlY lo so-te wsi. woona, P110115 1117 Welton, Ont. Craohrook Property tor Sale 22 acres of land edjoining the Village of rnribrook to offered Per vale, Good droomed • einebrick ch washed, barn mei be house. . 14(1)7 10 MRS, 20E118 HUNTER, 114 it 8, Bruseele, • Agents Wanted An exceptional opportunity for anal - Retie men, whole or epare time A Minim. of Cana, im grown trees or ehrubs, etc. We ()up with free travelling outfit and pay 111, • rail corninimions 51 WELLAND NURSERY CD,, • • We•Itind, Ontario. • Meeting of !broil Co, Council The Connell of the Corporation of the County of Baron will meet in the Council • hamber. erialt, at 8 o'cloth in the after- noon of Tueeday, the 20111 day of January, 1026 All amounts agafnat the oOnntly Inust t,e in (disbands of the Olerk not later than monday preceding the meeting of the Council. 021150, W, 170051 A 19, 130derieh.Jan.lith. 1026, County Clerk, 2t Assessor Wanted - Township of Grey The Municipal Connell of the Townsinp of Ore,. 18 asking for Replica Ms for the po,ittntt 05 A sse4cor of the Township for the 3 ear 11128. IA, 414i ni entlrtvi (14 ne to 1,000 on Monday, .1.8,1)118 PEAR, Clerk. Walton Horticultural Sotiety ANNUAL MEETING The Annuli Meeting of Walton Flortioul• • nral Society Will be 110111 OS the home of Robb Pergeron, Thursday evening. ;Winery 14t1). at 8 o'alt ok. Reports will bo pr eftented and c111,,ars elected for 1020, 14)1. interested are! animated to attend. 00(11. NEAL, Secretary, Wood Wanted 26 cords of Heach and Maple body wood, 10 inehes tong. to be dellve; eri at Cranbrook • chool by 01)8 11 of March Lowest or any lender not necessarily actreptad. Tenders re- ceived up to Saturday, Jaimary111111. D. 81338TE111112, • Soo,Treas, R, 8, Brussels. tirusseis Horticultural Society ANNUAL MEETING .........•••••••••••40.11 iNOTIOE. TO OREOITORS.—In the The Annual Meeting of Brussels 13ortioni- matter of the estate, of Peter Sorleti be ' Scott, late of the Township otf Wailace, In the Count, of Perth, Dentieman, deceased. Notioe hereby given pursuant to "The ap. vippd Stetutes of Ontario,. Chapter 121, Mint all Creditors and others having Melina against the estate of the said Peter smott, who died on or about the Twenty.ninth day of October, A DAM aro required on or be- fore the Twelfth day of t78111100117 A. D. 1020, to send. by poet prenudd or deliver to Robert Soott, Brneeels P. O., John G, Fase rr or Robert J. McLennan, 131nevale Ont,, a 2, the iilxeenters of the lato, Will mid restemeet mid Codicil of the tend deorialied, 41191r Christian and Snimanme, addressee end des eriptions, tho full partioulnrs of their &aims, the statement of their acconnts end the nettire of their S0011111,100 ((8 11217) held by them, duty verified by a Statiltorv Daolaration. And further Olio notice that after muds Mat mentioned data the 00)11lisent.ims will pro - need to distribute the Meets of the deoeased Among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the (Anima of whiah they Alen then have noen bles, d thntthe tufa Exsontors will not he liable for the mid assess or any phrt thereof to earlier SOD or DernOna olnims notice shell not hey° been reeolyed by t6161,001oitt the time of Buell dIstribiltion, • Dated at Wingham, Ontario, thie lath day of January A, D. 1020 , , , annotate Pot Wave Solicitor for the Extentoti, ry on ne fly ey e 1; g r eminencies at 8 ' ', ;ep s iv 0 presented and oftlaarn elect‘ed'ior ;the ensuing Sear, 14031)) attendance la requested as mat. ters of importance aro to be dealt with MRS. W. W. 10141815014, deoretnrq, AUCTION SALES A°3'000 SAWS Ole PA tt 114 STO('K, Gat A IX, BOOTS. 1100,-1) M. MOW 4, 14l10. haa been 111881100404 to sell 88 1454 Let 110, Von:2, Morris, on Tungdny,,len. 1051s, nt 1 a'alank, sharp, the following property 1 Imre° 0 stars old, 1 horse years old, 5 oinve roh dhe to freshen In f t t; 0111, 4 rife] 8 230510 old,' 5 stool's rising 1 Seer, 0 heifers rising I peer, I NOW due let esti , stews 'in pig. 2061100)1,, 20111011100 4 9Wee, 000 boa. oi 0015, 200b0s. of berley, 1500 lam, of torelps, tet 4-sect1ou lierr4vve, Miae•ey•tterrie oream 80)111110100 11814710183' 600 Ibo, set•henvy harness, light Wagon, 14118 1151,4 &tele) nee 14 tone Of baled hay. 'TIMM Ii,-Seme of $10 and ender, cash ; or, er that ninonot, months ereett given 011 ftlrinshing tippvoVeti joint notes 0 per cent MT for dash on credit amounts, Lend oweera Reiman:Ur. Tuttle trttotor 111)0 480 made horn; day of sale, R, Patriolr, JOEIN Mork, Proprietor.