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THE BRUSSELS POST
Huron County Council Makes
55011 Grant to Children's Aid
Also Grants $75 Each to 'Two Plow-
men's Associations—W-irder, Is
_ "Caned" —$3,000 Grant to Henson
Laid Over; Also Valuator's Report
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Go,: tell, Dee. 10.--1-Inn.lim2; the
of the Devomber Aess.ton
buginos,....like fashion the Huron Co,
Council finished up its agenda yester-
day afternoon tind dosed with a
:holt oroetam at a 'eight Meeting'
niebt durieg %Odell h. warden
was prented with a gondheaded
eerie. High lights of the husinsse in -
eluded the making of grants of $7,6
eesh to the EXOter 11114.1 TlueenPlov
.1S;l01liltIll111 and $500 to the
(.111111Nols Aid Society th,• reemeo
meedine et an ineease for the jager
and the laying ever of the valuator's
report to the next session. If wes
decided to cloe,, some roads in
imam. towmhip nt retmeste 1 and ie
r,fee to the Road Commiselon tis•
111 11 of e $3,000 grant foe Hen-
eall. It W114 also decided to build an
extra vault in the coutt house ond
GRAIN BOATS ARRIVE to provl.le steel tiling cabinet; for
I he surrogate court tierk. Following
AT GODERICH HARBOR
:J.. the details of the busumes:
Seven Steamers Released from Sault The !dosing ei•ssion of tat Couneil
Blockade Reach Port Safely was held hist evening, business
of the December 50501011 wits finished
Goderieh, Dec. 14—The
fer thie year. A numbee addres-
-.rent of grain carirers for the Ged-
erich harbor, which was empredm et ses were given by seveeal of the
in the ico blockade at Sault- Ste. councidlors, Mr. John Hayes. of Park-
3,1arie, arrived yesterday, numbering hill, took the their and conducted
the fn.:y=4(4s titif5t
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 15, 192ti,
FALLS TWO STORIES
DOWN ELEVATOR SHAFT
idektpwel Man Bocily Iniured in Ac-
cident at Furniture Factory
1towo1, »i.e. 111.—A brelc,
thigh, ire)!
shattered and a v 1ti1ie the
1o,n,1114.1. oi 1 ;1
ng Ip. s,ont. v.•,•,•1c;
-111,1 hosnital. nt, 1.11,5011
h11,11'llD into
shaft at the Maleollti Fae.
',elev. where he is empleve 1. Mi.
Welker had been mile.: Ili 1 vetee,
anrl after unload i tie DIA -ntivr,r,.'
adth aimther eninloyee he itiektei
TO it, only to fall two ,t,sri to the
basement. 'where he was ,,eie1:0,1
1111
unnonseious and hurried to tile ho,,-
pital.
seven in all. the stenmets tem, .1,
Saskailoe, Bricoldoc, D. B. Henna,
Kamloops Penobaeot, Otto M. Reiss,
and the W. K. Ramey.
Due to ,,ee conditions the fleet will
not he as large as expected. Indiea-
tions were for :25 vessels winterino.
here, but with nine now in port and
six expeeted. 1.5 appears to be this
winter's limit. Due to the recent lave
allowing. American bottoms to t•arry
winter storage grain from one Cana-
dian nort to another. Goderich has
the wintering Of the Swedm, Penob-
scot, Otto M. Reiss, Rannme, Ball
Tdrothers, and three other Amerieun
grain carriers now due.
Ice conditions in the harbor are
such as to permit easy movement of
vessels and there it no lee tield of'
sizeein the lake. With the favorable
weather conditions now oxistime, the
-steamer Bricoldoc, now unto tied,
will make a return trip to Fort Wil-
liam. The steamer Hanna also ex-
pects to return to the nead of the
head of the likes, where they will
winter store a cargo of wheat.
DIRECTOR CAN'T BE A
SPECIALIST ASSERTS NE1LAN
Noted Film Director Says One Type
Film Makers Def eat Own Ends —
Practices His Doctrine --Selects
New Theme and Locale for Latest.
"Mike.," as in All (.'.hers
"This is not the aoe. at snevialiea-
tion for motion picture directors,"
states Marshall Nellan. whose Metro -
Goldwyn - Mayer produetion of
"Mike" is 'he current attraetion
the Grand Theatre next Monday and
Tuesday.
"Confiring himself to one type of
.picture is more dangerou., to the di-
rector's ebility than it is to the tech -
moue of the actor seel play, only
one kind of role." says Noilan. Ile
‘s himself into 0 rroose- from
which he cannot poseibly pry Mtn-
eelf. And no roitttee how hardhe
tries he eannot belp hot inft...,s hie
work with a quality of eamenese, and
his picturee often lacc originnlity ex-
eept for rare flashes."
Nillu, dote, not merely 1 heeriee.
He puts his beliefs into peacti, . 11.,
does not produce two eoneemitive
pictures that twon eonch eimilarity
in any way. And his work is noted
for its freshness and his likturcs are
text -In -Mks in originality. "Mike."
coming to the Grand Theatre.
Is a perfeet example.
The pi,•tures Neilan ,,rmieted
sd roves, ,, widely .1!eereent
in typt . and chareeter. They ,nelime
'The Strangere' diamond," "R• .21 v,:es adopted 112 eommitte., and In the
• vous," "The Eternal Three,'
(
of the D'Crbervilles," "The Sportine .00111.11.
Venus" .and then, Mettle • 'Mem
The noted directnee lattst ;•tictuee
is a comedy trimenb and it ",s
.1. turn to the formof It 1(1 :he, Ire ,
nol SD11;1••1•8 and linyes, int.,
made some time ago, Audi a,
emionitme of the whole with Mi.
A rreetrong in the vhair, 111 elerk
read the valitators' report ami DleD.
oral (liSrltsiS011 teok pla 'the
valuators were. preestit en 1 gee', an
areolini of theit• work. Atter elms
does Neilan iidhere to hi, in 11 w of eidereble diseuesion th.• followine
originality and freelinees. hue
motto/15 Wore dell
given many unknown girlS heir filet
the program, which eonsieted of ae-
dresees by Robert W. Livingston,
Charles A. Robertson, A. H. Neel),
M. Armetronge
The fenture of the evoninie \COS the
presentation of a gold -heeded cane
to Warden McKibben by A. C. Bat -
kid on 1111011' of the County Council.
Ar ad levee was read by ltobert Coul-
ter. 'the meeting was then adjourn-
ed on motion of Mesers Sanders and
Neel).
The e. teMg of the National An-
them and "Auld Lang Syne' con-
cluded the December sessions.
The ceuncil met in the ,ifternoon
and received reports' of Standing
Committees.
Tin House of Refuge Committee
reported as follows: The House of
Refuge Committee met four times
during the year as per by-law relat-
ing. to House of Refuge maeters and
audited and i,ssued orders for ele-
ments. totalling $1.1,260.7i.
At the beginning, of the year,
through the resignution. of the assist-
ant matron, Miss Campbell, the COTO-
initte0 after advertising, selected and
appointed MIss Miller, of Barrio, ot
the same salary.
Step e were taken during the year
to deal with the special eare of in-
mates admitted who were possessed
of property.
Mi ,'S Miller has givea up her posi-
tion and a Miti Fleck, of Zurich, hae
been employed in her place.
With regard to the matter of the
0.ounty Solieitor being deprived of
hie rightful business at the Reuse of
Refuge, we recommmd that in fut-
ure all business relating to legal
matters of the -Cnunty Home be done
by the County Solicitor anl that J.
Torrance be notified of this decidon
by the clerk.
In the matter of the claim of Thos.
MeMithael for additional TN/ re hie
work at the Refuge, we re,cnimentl
no melon be taken.
Tide; repose was adopted in Leon-
mittee end council.
The rport of the Finance Coin,
mate,. wa- next preseeted, reerem
men ding rl•-rt 0 ill nem, nts. 'Report
lowing being presented;
Moved by Messrs Hays awl Mc-
Quaid, that all motleys to the credit
of paying Initiates in the House of
iterme., to January the filed, 1927, be
Placed in a separate aceount (ltd
that the inmates be charged to that
account." Carried.
Tho report of the species Comnlit-
tee was taken up in the morning and
discussed very thoroughly and adopt-
ed in committee and (whii il as fol -
11e request of Madman and Stan -
bury, solieitors for Csborne town-
ship, mdeing that it by-law be passed
re closing up certain roads in above
nettled tewnship. We revomme
that this be done and a copy ,>f this
by-law bo forwarded to the proper
Recommendatione from W. Bry-
done. Clinton, regarding seetion 4 of
by-law, No. 1924. We reeommerid
that this matter be referred to thn
county solicitor and ask fee a writ
ton opinion on thie. question.
H. Irwin, Provincial engineer, was
present and addressed the eeu 'mil in
the afternoon. Mr. Irwin in 11:5 ad-
dress, gave considerable informatioo
regarding the rozols of the county.
The executive committee made it"
report which was taken up in com-
mittee with Mr. Cox in the chair.
The report was thoroughly discussed
and adopted with some amen tments
in committee and in council. The
report is in part as follows:
Re appeal from Exeter district
,Italor Plowmen's Association, hav-
ing examined the financial statement
of receipts and expenditure, we le
-
commend the, grant of $75 be paid.
Re appeal of Huron Plowmen's At-
sociation being received we recom-
mend the grant of $75 Pe pedal,
RD appeal from the Children's
Shelter for an extra grant of $500,
We recommend that this be taken up
in open council, as we havs already
paid 52,500 for 1925. This was Or-
dorpd paid.
Re accounts front AlexandrIa•Mar-
ine Hospital, Goderich, amouw.ing to
$45'7.50 for three indigent patients.
We recommend that no ection be
taken.
Education Committee
The Educational Committee then
reported with Mr. Kennedy in the
chair, The report was in part as fol-
lows:
We recommend that the ;vents to
the several High schools, Cnntinua-
tion schools and fifth class schools be
printed in the minutes.
We recommend that the grants to
Lucknow, Goderich, Blyth, -WroaeUr
Seaforth and Clifford be pa'd when
verified by the clerk.
We recommend that the report of
the Hensel', Wisigham, Clinton and
Clifford schools be returned for cor-
rection,
We recommend that the county
elerk also furnish' these hig 1 school
boards with the necessary forms to
make requisition for their grants.
We recommend that where a
school is doing fifth class work and
is recognized by the Department that
the County grants be doublo the
Legislative grant providing they oni.
ploy two or mom teachers.
We recommit dthat the report or
the Exeter high school be returned
for coreection and that we object to
pnying on a rental basis.
In the matter of the London High
School the pupil being a revdent of
Exeter, the county is not liable,
This report was adopted.
The Road and .Bridges Committee
!hen nrra..nted it0 report which was
in part us follows:
Report of Valuators
yotuatort,' report wee next
eresented end the temiteil 1111
and "Minnie," both of amell
made film hietorse II eeueonelly
expected that "Mike" aleo will. Prob.
ably Neibin'e next produetinn will 2),
as widely different. from "Milo." 0,
day from night,.
Fven in the eeleetitm 41r. eags
Re cement culvert between comes. CAR LOAD
sions 4 and 5, Grey, on boundary of
Huron and Perth. This dulvert ht
been repaired and made paeidble and
signs played at end of come done
1•011115 to 1,500 pounds, at a
vest of $1,0.90.
Ite bridge between sixth and sev-
enth conceesions, Grey, boundary of
Perth and Huron counties. We
agreed that abutment was to be re -
enforced with concrete under 01001!'
11(111 of County Engineer Patterson.
The contract was let but t1i3 work
was not done owing eo advereo
weather conditions.
Bridge on boundary bf Huron and For Sale /
Re Bower Bridge and Menzies q•
Perth. We have had these painted ,,,,
at a cost of $67.32.
Re Balls Bridge. We have had ibis 1
bridge painted at a cost of $192.25.
Re Holmesvidle Bridge, The guard 4,4.
fence recomemnded has been cern- 1 4'4,
LO vise to fame in m-,
believing' thnt an tinknown too mile
responds more ree•tily
but puts more feeling into he.. inter -
'melte tie 21. And neeordinel;
"Mgw," Neilan •htte given .11, +hie
role o•f "Mike.'to a e•ild 10, me 1•1'
school who was not Olen an extra
but who has 11 charming o.•risnialire
and ronerkable aiding ability. Ilve
*name is Sally O'Neil.
The other members nf the .,.1td art
William Haines, Charlie Merray, Ned
Sparke, Ford Sterling, Frankie Dar -
re, Junior Coghlan, Muriel Frances
Dana and Sam 1)(. Grasse,
A itude; • seal, Persian Lamb, er
Canridian llinsItrat Coat as a Chriet- 4,4 4,
reel gift le • yottr wife or trueliter, ' •"11" Lor the amend -
Tim hest grades only at Ring Brae,. nN11110 The motion declared cerried,
the aotion in committee confirmed
"Moved lee Mesere. Sender,' end
Neel), that the vnlilato,',' rennin 011
1/11, V111 1111t1011s or the comity fir eq-
nalization purposee ree .iv‘.0 and
laid over rov further eon .lderwH,et
11 111.. Jimmies, meeting or tho rotnl-
,o1. 1.od that the valuators paid."
"Moved in amendment les Meesrs,
Livi nester; and 11.111*.; tor an-.
P1000 of the report of the gatuators
tie presented, and that a resolutiou
to that effect be recommendel ;eel
left over for further considaratiou et
the January meeting."
A vote was teken, voting for
,Winghttref, • The warden resumed the /heir and
111.1211 eitirts tontinus: to Bridle 4,,00r,eit,
No 1 Salt
jusT To HAND
....44...wasamousommownl.eawiromOorimrouire
W .E, MEDD WINS
IN SOUTH HURON
Following ole the official returns
for South 1101011;
Seaforth
Medd
50c per cwt. off car. I No, 1 98
1 No. 2 113
i t: 34 63
52
i No. 6 51
No, 0 71
Phone 6 Brussels
457
Alf. Baeker
plMed.
Re Benmiller Bridge, The east it
approach total Wits ,Widened. and a., 4,
guard fence built, cost •213t),25 *
Beamville Bridge. To' east 4. JOHN SPEIR
approach was widened at a cost .of 2 Ph000 160 1.0t 31, Coil, tilo0ris 4.
Four Bull Calves
All of serviceable age. See
these animals before bu ying-
Terms to suit purchasers.
Also a quantity of Wood
for sale.
')
12
Clinton
No. 1 '11'7
No, 2 175
No, 3 184
No. 4 1013
557
84
Exeter
No, 1 115
No. 2 396
No. '3 164
No. 4 41
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510
144
Hensall
242
91
Hayfield
64 120
McKillop
22
150
67
123
302
1
Tuckersmith
81
111
120
180
IN
sRe Mud Creek Rridge, Only a
mall amount of work was done ow-
ing to weather conditions.
Re Turner's Bridge. A small DISCOVERIES RECALL
atnount of stone was MANI in to pre- FRANKLIN EXPEDITION No, 1
vent washing. No, 2
Re Sentinel -hill Bridge, Benmiller Objects Recovered he Canadian Arc- ct `,31
Bridge and Carey Bridge. These tie Regions Believed to he Relics. . .
were tightened up at a cost of $1.,16.-
of 111 -fated Voyage
.30.
The Holmesville and severe! other "Start on to -morrow, 26th, for
bridges require to be straightened at Back's Fisheriver." This, the DOW
the abutments with stone. We re- eluding sentence in a record dated
commend the county -engineer be 25th April, 1848, and signed by
empowered to have that work done Caytain F. R. M. Crozier of H.M.S.
during the winter months, as we feel Terror and Captain James Fitzjames
that it can be done much cheaper of H.M.S. Erebus, is the last word
when the ice is on the ..-ivee and this received by .the outside world from
work will prevent the undermining the gallant but ill-fated Franklin ex -
of the almtments. pedition. hough that message was
This inert was adopte,I. written seventy-eight years ago and
Count), Property Committee was recovered in 1859, it has a dir-
The County Property Committee ect bearing on events in the Caned -
then reported as follows: ian Arctic in 1926, in that during
Re motion of Dodds and Robinson this year further relics believed to 135
to place a telephone in county clerk's of the Franklin expedition were re-
resiclelece. We recommenti that this covered in the district and along the
be done, very line of travel that the above re -
We inspected the registry office cord indicated,
and found everything in first-class To explain the finds and their sig -
order, nificance it will be necessary to givc
We visited the Childrene Shelter the salient facts of the Franklin ex -
and found everything in splendid peclition. Sir John Franklin, an ex -
condition. There are six children perienced Arctic navigator, headed
there at present. au expedition which sailed from Eng -
Re request from Mr. Wilson, of land in 1845 in two ships the Erebus
Chddren's Shelter, for . one hundred and Terror, with the objects of dis-
feet; of laelber for outdoor playhouse covering a "northwest passage"
for children. We recommund that the which would provide a short route to
request be granted. Asia. Several years pasisng without
Re report of gooier. We would news of the expedition, relief parties
like to express wir appreciation of were sent out by sea and land and
very satisfactory report which has it was by these expeditions and by
been presented. Your committee has further attempts, to learn the fate of
made a thorough inspection of the Franklin and his men that the few
building and find everything in ex- details now known were secured. In
cellent condition, The outside paint- 1850-51 Captain William Penny toe-
ing is .completed and mikes a great ated the site of Franklin's firs; win -
improvement to the building as per ter quarters on .Beechey Island; in
Januray report. There are ten pris- 1854 Dr, John Rae learned from na-
onus there at present. We woeld tives that a party of white men had
recommend that the goaler'e report been seen travelling over the ice near
for 1926 be printed in the minutes. King William Island; and in. 1859
We would recommend that it, Captain M'Clintock found many re-
woald be well to recommend to the lies, ;including Captain Crozier's TO -
incoming council that the goaler's cord, already referred to, reporting
salary be increased to $1,000. the death of Franklin, the abandon -
Re vault and Surrogate Court ment of the two ships in thp ice to
clerk's office, and communieation of the west and north of King William
-
T. A. Humphries, inspector of legal Island, and indicating the attempt of
offices, for enlarged vault room and the 105 survivors to make their wa.y
steel -filing cabinets in the Surrogate south.
Court clerk'e office. We recommend Of recent years littleadditional
that a part of the late Judgi Dick- information about Franklin had been
son's room be converted into a vault Secured but during the summer of No. 1
and steel filing cabinets installed. and 1926 Peter Norberg,, a trader, pick- No, 2
that plans be prepared. ed up a skull, pieces of shoo leather, N°. 8
No. 4
This report was adopted in corn- pieces of navy cloth -and a fragment
mittee and in council.
Mations Received
County Engineer Pattaneo I was
present and addressed she counci1.
with reference to the work done dor.
Mg the past year, On conclusen of
his address, several mations WOrD order to reach Back's Fish river,
14e0.0 by wave. Neeb and ss. 1 after its discoverer, Captain. George 457 473
.
'Phie rivet, is now called Back river
submitted and dealt with.
Allowance Back, R.N. Mr. Norberg, who is ro- —516 872
'Quaid, that the Mothers' 242 151
Board of Huron County be paid tiring from trading, turned these re -54 129
1 11,cal over to Mr. John li'. Moran, re -
$140. This was carried. 362 305
! specter of the North Wet Territor- 040 249
Moved by Messrs, Gieger and San- 237
do's that as Pecial geant of $3,000 ies and Yukon Beanch' of the De- (1.4.00,orliteettin• h l!wp. , .fliE
325
525
be made the village of Henan whieh Partment of the Interion, when he .
418. 325
has part of this amount to its credit, waS at Aklavik last summer and by IFititirdey
200
This was sent to the Good 110aate , him they wee brought to Ottawa, Ilehorne
276:31 __5_6_4
Braila museum. The navy cloth is Stephen
5087
CM:mission, , and they are now deposited in the
4860
•• Moved by .Messrs. Beattie and
t ill h itl of Navy in Franklin's time, and the
inter
Battery
Storage
We are ready to store
your Battery in an up-to-
date Battery Plant and
charge thetn with a real
charger at a moderate
price.
Be sure your Battery is
well looked after during
the Winter.
U Pays Yola!
McIntyre &
Cudrnore
Ford Agents Brussels
No. 1
No, 2
No.
No. 4
No, 5
No. 6
sources all of which agreed in detail
but as the RE W110 frozen he W118 net
able to do more than gain a know-
ledge of the location, Thet loeation,
however, is consistent with the
known facts il8 to the piece whose
the ships. were abandoned, and the
Neel) Net of -the currents, ArtiOrdirlif tO re -
'77 perts of natives the ship driven
77
7'2
'70
73
445
127
134
152
107 '9
478
123
309
98
42
51115 over a reef and broken in two, and
it van be seen quite clearly when the
lee goes out in the short Arctie ;aim -
mer, Major Burwash was not able
to form an opinion as to whien of the
Iwo ships 14 might be. He sowired a
; number of relics in the form of
1 scraps of brass and iron; a piece) of
, mahogany, apparently part of a COLO`,
ter -deck railing; a wooden bowl; sim.
ilar to the one found by Mr. Hoare;
etc. He concluded from ten amount
of iron being used by the natives
' for spear and arrow point, that a
larg.e quantity of European goods,
particularly casks and cases, hooped
and 'bound with iron, must have been
scattered along this coast.
—37-2 Of course, what all explorers
search for are log books Or 11,101110r-
anda of any kind, but tho rinds of
151 this evason did not tncludi such
treasures.
--
442
256
Hullett
No, 1
No. '2
No,
No, 4
No, 6
No. 6
No, 7
123
188
.118
47
96
89
No. 1
No, 2
No,
No.4
No. 5
No. 6
559
360
Goderich Township
67
44
‚-54
37
89
131
244
19
Stanley
No, 1
No, 2
Nn, 3
No, 4
No, 5
No. 6
No,?
60
'73
66
99
56
68
6
No. 1
No. 2
No.
No. 4
No, 5
No, 6
No, 7
No. 8
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418
98
Hay
,57
74
131
81
55
60
22
28
NO. 1
No. 2
No. 3
No. 4
No, 5
No, 6
No. 7
508
Usborne
61
101
87
54
110
47
102
of an oak sled runner, at Starvation
cove on Adelaide peninsula opposite
Ring William Island, The signifi-
cance of this discovery is, that the
relics were found on the eoute that
the survivors would have to take in
—5(72
868
Stephen
107 45
38 50
101 44
120 69
No. 5 24 96
No. 6 06 139
No. 7 49 41
No. 8 64 28
No, 9 90 47
678 554
119
REOAPITULATION
Medd Nellie
Seaforth 15
Clinton
Exeter
H en sal 1
Bel d
MoRillop
etteesm th
144
44
114
59
301
71
02
19
34
186
31
36
44
17
30
43
--
109
64
85
130
65
43
88
225
31
27
27
101
49
46
325
24
18
107
127
85
107
38
61)
525
17
20
22
21
40
28
35
39
209
Cameron, that this council sincerely similar to that used by the Revd Majority for Medd-11468
regrets that owing o - ea i
skull, it is stated by °theologists, is
one of our members, Mr. Ilifuenings.
that of a young white ntan in his
ayes unable to attend the 1211e0e4ng and
eerly twenties,
WI' hope that his health will soon he
Other indications point to this part
restored. Carried. of the north as being the place where
Moved. by Messrs. Gieger anti Hon- the survival's made thc,ir last attempt
nebilig, that all running expenees in to reach safety, Mr, W. IL 13.. Hoare,
connection with the Children'e 51101- ' who explored the country south and
ter shall ho printed in the minutes.
• west of Coronation gulf during
Thi.s was carried, 1 1924-26 for the same branch of the
.,1 Department of the Interior found a '
I wooden bowl ebnilar to that used in
See the best in Womenla Cloth the naval service many years ago.
fiords with rich Tlir trirtlftlin411*. Alth011eill it wag found in a place
Needlonoint, Duvetyne, Bolivia, ato9 wliere apparently, no white man had
etc. FrOlfi $24.51) to $8 -5,00. -;---King
The council then adjourned,
been befor(1, there is every 1108
CHRISTMAS CONUNDRUMS
(D. R.)
Who is Jack Feost, One of the
boys, . Who is Santa Claus? Mary
Christmas.
Which key is most 111use,
Christmas?
The turkey. (tui' -key).
What is it that will not keep more
than twenty-four hours?
Christmas Day.
son to believe that it was from one
of the Franklin ships and was carried
there by Bakimoa.
Major L. T. Burwash, alsa an ex-
plorer in the North West Territories
and Yukon Branch of the Depart-
ment of the Interior, spent tho
ter of 1925-26 on Ring Wiblare Is-
land and investigated, so , far as pos-
sible, the story current among the
natives there that a large ship lies
submerged under twelve feet Of w-
±1111 among some roofs to the east of
Matty island. This information was
ootrohorated from five dtfferont
Why it Christmas Day weak?
Because it can't help falling, on De-
cember 25th.
AUCTION SALES
ANOTMN (MAD Or 160.A012E FARM, BAY.
1'URNTVOlte,860,—the property or
the late Conrad a1(chei.-0. g Scott, Anc.
haa been instruoted to Nell at Lott 28 and 24.
Con 11 Grey, on Friday, Dec 17th, nt 1
o'clock, the following property : 018(1111.11 01
hay, straw, green feed, barley, oats, wheel
and mixed grain, fanning 11011, weigh scales,
2.000 lbs.. cutting box, hayfork oar, 1 share in
Ethel weigh scalea, bureau, bedroom smite.
beds, large lamp, bedroom lamp. clock, Rep
mond sewing machine, sugar kettles, 1.4 dos.
kitchen chairs, do7 perforated bottom
chairs, % cioz parlor chairs and rocking eltlOr,
fall leaf tab(e, extension table. 8 cupboards,
wardrobe, cook stove, etre) range, box stove.
On the premise., is a lerge bank barn 6240
ft. 1 straw shed 41x60 ft ; large brick house
with cement kitchen and woodshed 1 carriage
house ; hen and hog pen, also Rood drilled
well. 4 ranee from village of Ethel, oonvem
lent to two cheese factories, 2 railroads and
sohool.
TERDIS.—All sums Of $10 and under, cash
over that amount 9 months credit given on
furnishing approved joint notes. 8 per oent
off for oash on credit amounts. Terms of sale
of farm made known day of sale.
81 (04. SARA El COX, Executrix of (110 1810
Conrad. Michel estate,
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the estate of Thermals
Turnbull, deceased, Tato of the
Townehip of Grey, in the County Of
Huron, Farmer.
Notice le hereby given pursuant to the Be.
vitied Statutes of Ontario, Chapter 120, that
all orediters and othera having Maims against
the eal ate of the said Thome. Turnbull, who
died on or about the Sixteenth day of Novem-
ber. A. D. 1026, fire required on or before the
181.11 day of December, A. D. 1026, to send by
post prepaid or deirger to Oliver Tumbril',
Brussels P. 0 , ths Ad2niniatrator of the estate
of the deceased, their Christian and Surnam.
eaadd.resma and descriptio10 the fidl particu-
lars ot their claims the statement of their ac-
oounte and the nature of their sem:irides, if
any, held by them,
And further, take notice that after sool, last
mentioned date the said Administrator will
070000(1 1.0 0 istribute the assets of the deoeas-
ed amongst the parties entitled thereto, hale
ing revard only to the claims of whinh he
shall then have notioe and the said Admin.,
hitrator will net be liable for the said assets
01 0110 part thereof to any person or persons
ot Whoge elnim notioe shall not have been re.
wired by 111 1, at the Brno of such distribution.
Dated this Thirtieth day ot November, A. D.
1026.
W. DI. SINCLAIR,
Solicitor for the Administrator.
'louse and lot for Sale
The undersigned offers for side his comfort-
able brick cottage on Princess street, `Brus-
sels. Half -acre of land, Well and cistern.
Immediate possession. Ivor further pertio,
(11510, 000121 to WM. WORE, Brussels P. 0.
Phone 2117
House and lot for Sale
The eligible house and lot on Queen street,
13rueaels, the property of the late Dire. Soy's,
to offered for sale. Comfortable house With
small garden, For Portlier pfirdoulars apply
to HARRY XFOYS,
8.‘f N. R. 0 Brussels
Farm for Sale
(The old Hamilton Place) •
1001(0100, !being 15)4 Lots 7, E 0 and North
40 tures of 10, Con, A, Ttirnberry township.
barge first-ohnts barn, splendid stone stabling
underneath ,• large driving slum,
good famine bailee and stone kitchen, large
croluird, never falling spring on farm. 2 miles
, from efroxater dingo end 1 -,mile from school.
I Thle farm has been in pasture for some years
and wit( ewe highest returns, Farm lend
values will rise, For particulars apply te
1113.00. MORON,
i Administrator John 0, Gibson estate
10,0, Ilex 10 Wroxoter Plume 80
‘,1 Farms for Sale
The underaigned•offere for sale hist0fIlutra
lank lieinu,,I214, 1..,oti 26, Con. 7, Merida Ales
It) "r7,%1150Pgi.lq ceaPithTe..!,,2 „Ii'db„,14 17,;
11,,,,ni:almi.81,(1111tionilfillio lib good out.bulld.
oo'for poor h0erelat.thgt, fnrrctterigg:
feelers apply to W. N. MOCUTOB RON.
1 Proprietor, CC 18.4, Brussels
Farms for Sale
100 fierce of latul, South 14 Of tot 5
staitt, not) sem thOY rented rot Irlh
tura Yes 0121th:tutees nintiv 8081(1, axecatorS,