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One of the Stars.
In the nt hockey n i r '
tweeu the ladi_s tam.; of Qui,
and Toronto Varsity, :lu seri v:or..
Miss Mary Rowland, a former yismiri
lady of town, ,se este of .he :tai's
for the winnini team.
Were They Loafing?
Last Friday afternoon Clorene•
Hollinger and Leslie hairs „ of Mor-
ris, split Lnd piled ten cod;, of 16-
inch maple, wood for T. I. Glllr.r 'n
3 hours and thirty minutes ant than
didn't hurry afterwards.
Better Take Warning.
Hon. G. S. Henry, 1Jlui;tor of
Highwa} has sent out no ie 3 to .111
con t'thi and traffic ollido,iii that all
triers of 1926 Motor noblers are
to be pros,ieutol fur =-ielatioa 0f '7.1u
highway Trat it Act.
Into the Hockey Season.
Mari, -,Ty Ross are
busy in th 'add,: hn'ery trd - at
Toronto, 1:: 1.1:11 .r:: t..th -aura
Lees. They n, t telt a UIsfy-
ed Ind lI Mdrjory t , in
the itc,by _ fu r1 a,> hal
sore far to •anus days.
Died at Clinton.
Last Tu( sday Mrs. G. Ioa. rr
Miss Minnie Munro, a former r resi-
dent of tn, plass and a (t l l t ., of
the late Thoi,. anis Zits. ?Torr, died,
following iiitoierinir illness. The
funeral Was held on Fellity afternoln
and burial Bas made at Merin'
C(motill near lIf+rntl1. D 3'.•l
Is ,u:rvil ,d hr ono shter, Miss
Moore, who has leen e n 1 ear 1 l i r with
her. Afr,r biavirg I monis he .fam-
ily 11,1;,'d r0r ui1_ly years in Sa.atfnrd
Old friends i;;t t to la.:t of the
death of Mrs. Hoan, and express
heartfelt sympathy to Ms.4c :pie
Mnure.
To Be Married This Month.
The Daily Pro:inc•e of Vancouver:,
B.C., Jan, 13, in its social na -,.ub-
lishes the photo. of Miss 1), lI,1 acs,
youngest daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Holmes, former residents of r rats5 rls,
anis Mr. Cecil i;a,•tham Lauado, third
son of T. H. and Mrs. Lound; TM -
der the two pictures was the follow-
ing announcement; --Mr, and Mrs,
Lane Holmes, "The Haven, ' Beach
drive, Oak Bay, V L, announce the
engagement of their elau; nt•sr, Dor-
othy Margaret, to Mr. Coc iI Eastham
Laundy, third son of Mr. and Mrs.
T. H, Laundy, "Sellindge," 1290
Beaeh drive, Vittoria.- The marriage
will take place in February.
Held Mock Trial
A large number turned nut for the
inaugural meeting of the cnirrent
year of the Young People'a Society
of Melville Church on Tuesday even-
ing and listened to an int.aestdnr
program. A mock trial was hd`ri
wibh A. Lamont as judge, Dr. C. C.
Ramage as attorney for the crown;
J. Wilton, attorney for :iefence; A.
Ballantyne as prisoner and L. Clouse
as Court. Crier. The witnesses ware
Misses McDowell and Logan; Rev.
Mr, Fowler and X. Ferguson. After
a humorous summary by judge and
lawyers, the accused was acquitted on
a technical error in the charge
against Than. An instructive paper on
the life and .works of itobert Butts,
the Scotch poet was read by 1. Dob -
le, and a pleasing solo was rendered
by Miss Norah McDowell.
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New Ledger Keeper.
?T!
Havens is th • ledger-
oer 't the Standard
ilio
.
-tt_.1 rs duties last week.
IIs
Will'Hodl1 Social.
The Y 1' S. of Melville t_'baro',
hid V.:loathe? Social an tlor-
day t . lr.,;> at the churl+. A good
pro;;'rar,l is being prepared ants re-
. esi items will be .servos.
Shipping Hay.
,!r Cuadt ,r of 1'r lgl t e, rhi/,pr•d
r.ar 10 d et badid bar from d f a. --
l; la t week, This u cel to be a
very c"nnnau occurrence each year
in
Brusiai.
Attended Induction.
Many nal Tui is atti u 1 • 1 the
induction sorvied at Ethel on I`'iday
of ft Mo. William.: into the
1''hi'1-Cr r ! 'sok I're•: bvterian Ch'Il-
dies.
Councils Hold Joint Meeting.
Moroi, rend Grey Councils wilt tress!
a Hat n) ,ting in the town hall,
1111,s4els, o,1 Monday. Feb 1 nth, at
1 ( p1 Ih ttl�t }l.m.rrlr•
n
will address the meeting. -
Successful Skating Party
The rte;;' party and i tho ants
1,1ces of the •P Pal's CILI.21i of Melville
Sunday School, was a very core'.<,-
t'ul affair Ite,t, Wednesday evening.
Lunch w::s served at the church af-
' r the skate
Scree Talk of a Special.
There is Scone talk of a special
train fuming from Wingham to
Stratford via Brussels next Wednes-
day night for tho pro hock•v match
between London and Stratford. No
definite word has been receive--] yet,
Will Go to London.
The county mating of the Black
Knights met at Wingham last Friday
and deciders that North Huron, along
with the members of the counties of
Grey and Bruce, will meet in Lon-
don on Friday, August 12. These
were delegates from Clinton, Bruce -
field, Londesboro, Blyth, lielgrave,
Ripley, Whitechurch, Lucian ,n, fv.i.n-
eardine and other surrounding !tar-
es.
"Old Clothes."
Jackie Coogan is going in for
comedy stories, according to the eid-
er Coogan, who guides the destinies
of his son's filet activities. The warn
reception accorded "The Rag Man,"
the most recent Jarkie., Coogan film,
cdaei,letl Mr. Coogan's future course.
"01x1 Clothes," the youthful star's
current attraction for Moet)-Gold-
Wyn-Mayer, which emelt to the
Grande Theatre on Friday and Satur-
day, is built almost entirely on e u-
edv lines, The ,juvenile's Father re -
rails the tremendous sueeess of "Cir-
cus Days," "Peck's Bad Boy,"
"Trouble." and others which depend-
ed primarily on Jackie's comedy situ-
atinn< for their popular appeal. Box
office tabulations over a period of
years show that the puialie would
rather laugh than ery. "Jerkin is
the idol of the children of the na-
tion," says pie elder Coogan. "What
Jackie does on the screen influences
his tiny admirers." "Old Cloths"
was directed by 1+",riflie. Clinr firom an
original story by Willard Mack, Jack
Coogan, Sr., supervised the making
Of Jackte'a new Metro -Goldwyn -
Mayer photoplay.
THIE aRUSSELs POST
rl@sse s United Church
REV, A. W, .RAG'KE,R. B. D.
MI VIII r1= R
Sunday, Feb. 13th
11 a.n1.--Public Worship.
(4) Thyatira -The Promise of a
Dawning Day.
3 p.m. -Sabbath School ses-
sion and Bible Classes -
7 p.m. Public Worship.
Theme
"The Quest of Happiness"
Tuesday -Y. P, Society.
Wednesday - Prayer Service
--Choir rehearsal
Friday at 7.30 --Boys' Class.
BOARDER WANTED.- Apply at
The Post,
ALL Our Women's and Misses Fur -
trimmed coats reduced 20 to 50Th.
Needlepoint, Suedine, Bolivia.
King Bros,, Wingham.
WOOD FOR SALE. -30 Cords of
dry soft wood, 14 ins. long, maple
; and elm. $3.25 delivered and
52.75 at the pile. Phone 4226,
Baxter Stevenson.
STACK of Hay For Sale. Apply to
Alex. Russell, Graham's Survey,
Phone 56-19.
30 WOMEN'S Fur -Trimmed Coats
for 5:8.00 each, This ;s only a
fraction of the original price.
King Eros„ Wingham.
LOST,—A Sinall Leather Case, With
a comb and small amount of mon-
ey. Case has "Wisconsin" ]nark-
ed en it. Finder leave at Willis'
store.
KING Bros. February Sale is in Full
swing — Women's fur trimmed
coats—meth's shirts and ov-ircoat
---boy.; -uits-SUirifn ]d's unt lc •-
t 1 t l1 blankets si.veater
ll t
e Ie. It twill pay vou wdl
to Cote.
King Bros., Wiughare,
WANTE,D.-A Married Mao For
farm work. Capable of ta1(1114
'0111' respunlbility, .Apply at the
Pest, Brussels
QUANTITY of Choice Dry Hard-
wood for sate. 'm, llo:, Ihen'
537. 33.1f
FEBRUARY Clearance of all Winter
11 ere11111el ise,
King Br'os.. Wingham.
FOR SALE. -8 Pigs, About r00 lbs.
Lot S if: 15, Con, 6, Monies, Sam
Arrack, Phone 364.
BUCKWHEAT FOR SALE. Phone
34-10 R. Brewer,
PERSIAN Iamb Coats, 5198,00.
Extra quality Muskrat coats, S L19,
King Tiros., Wingham,
150 -ACRE Farm For Sale or Rent,
Lots 23 and 24, Concession 11,
Grey Township. Apply Mrs, Sarah
Cox, Brussels, R. R. 3.
COLLIE Dogs For Sale; One 1 Year
old and one six months. old. WI
sell either one, Jos. Pearson,
Phone 3911.
FOR SALE.—Ten White Rock Put -
lets, seven Partridge Cochin mil-
lets is and first prize Cockerel at
Brussels Fair, Also second prize
R. I. Ted cockerel. Wnn, J. Grant,
Phare 250.
• FRESH Beef For Sale by the Quar-
ter or in small quantities. Also
fresh pork, sausage and lard. Ap-
• ply to R, J. McLennan, R. R.
Bluff val+. Telephone 109,
HOUSE and Lot For Sale. Apply
to Miss Hingston,
COMFORTABLE frame dwelling
house in i,russeis for aale at a
bargain. Apply to W. M. Sinclair.
Minor Locals.
Council met on Monday evening.
is made up of boys under the age
of 2G,.
This is your home paper, Send in
all the news you can.
As the poet said: "Man want; but
little here below zero,"
The Anent Bros.' Sale brought a
big crowd to town on Saturday,
What is the Moderation League do-
ing about the weather of late?
The wicked were not the only ones
who stood in slippery places lately. •
Have you noticed that nothing im-
proves zero weather like warmer
te. rim erature?
Fating alfalfa may be all right, as
a scientist says, but smoking it is
something else. again,
'Statistics from Portsmouth Peni-
tentiary show that 78 ercent. of the
total population of Kingson "pen"
Will fowl are reported already fly-
ing northward, which is taken to
mean that spring is coming earlier
than usual.
Ontario has 720,43('1 families and
of these no less than 02.25 per cent.
own their own homes. 1t would be
interesting to know just what per-
centage of automobile owners in the
provinco actually own the ears they-
drive,
heydrive,
The Oxford County Council put
through a by-law at its inaugural
session the past weak providing for
the licensing of all poultry dithers
providing for the licensing of all
poultry dealers buying fowl within
the County. The scheme is expected
to thwart the ravages of poultry
th]eves,
Dogs Poisoned.
Alex. Rutledge lost his dog on
Monday by the poison route, Elmer
Ewan's brown spaniel also got a close
but is recovering. -
Cars Were Running,
Cars are able to get out again and
haze been making Seafec'th Wi,"•
ham Blyth and Listowel. The High-
ways are all open.
Preparing to Build,
Alex. Anderson has had 0 gong 01
men at work haulm in +he iron. of
the old Gr ie s e's bridge near Sea -
forth, to be used in the 'Aiding of
hill new garage.
Change in Agency.
'no Ford agency partnsrship b..-
tw(en illelntvl c .l'; Cudniore n 1 Leen
1i continu d and the busies s will be
conducted by Bert McIii ole, who
has been in the former partnership
1, local -a ent here.
Del Did Not Co Through.
- she business deal at Owen Sound
diel not materialize, and S Grater
will continue to reside in town. He
iris leased S. T. Plum's residence and
will move there shortly.
Blyth Won.
Blyth seniors motored over Mon-
day night to play hockey with a lot -
al team and won by a score of5-2.
It wns rumored that some of the -
pro managers were here to look over
the Brussels team but this has been
j denied after seeing the gauze.
Horticultural Society Officers.
The following officers were elected
at the recent meeting of the Horti-
cultural Society: Hens Presidents,
A. Strachan, James Fox, Mrs, J. D.
Warm -ail, D. C. Ross, G. se, Dead-
man, A. C. Dames; President, A. H.
Macdonald; 1st vice-president, Mrs.
Ida Lowry; 2nd vice,, Mrs. J. D.
Warwick; Secretary-Treas., Miss E.
Downing; Directors, Mrs. R. Thom-
son; Mrs. D. C. Ross, Mrs, R. F.
Downing, Mrs. Geo, McCall, A. C.
Bailees', F, Wilmot, Jas. Bowman, P.
Stewart, Rev. Mr, Lewin; Auditory,
A. Strachan and B. H. Semis. The
Society will soon be making a can-
vass for new members and the prem-
ium list is ready. Join up and n11(1(0
Brussels beautiful for the Old Boys'
I1
"union.
Lillian and Dorothy Gish
Tog'ther on Screen Again. '
"Give us Lillian and Dorothy Gish
In the same picture," has bean the
demand made by countless fila pat-
rons ever since the two girl:? amlenr-
el together In Orphans of the
Storm." m," A ul this a .(111-A his been
answered at last, with th, over-
p'n'nlar Lillian :Ind Dnr,thy deinr
test- work in what has been coil&d
one oil the great pictures of the year,
' I , nose' I omni 1 which is tics
Il r 'i . (1lOduetiill of he fiiinous
novel by George e Elliott is tannins 10
-rand Theatre on Monday and
Tuesday. ,.day. It is an Inspiration picture
released by Metro -Goldwyn. Beside.;
the (161h sister::, the cast also includes
Ronald Colman, William fI Posen,
Charles Lane, and Harbert Glint -
wood. The ;attire pioduecio;7 w'as
(1(11 in Floronec, Italy.
Milestone Hotel Burnt.
The daily press reports a lire '1t
Milotone when, the hotel, 0snel by
Frank Keys, a former re.=id.nrt of this
community, was burned: -ono lira,
twits lost, two persons injured and
proporty damage 0f about h 15,000
was sustained in a fire which com-
menced on Saturday evening in the
Milestone Hotel, owned by Frank
Keys, reduced to other blocas to ash-
, and was still smouldering ]ate last
night. John Singleton, 15, son of
Dr. A. H. Singleton, 11oul-.na, 100s
the victim of the fire. Four persona
jumped from the windows, and Mrs,
ys, one of these, -limed it r shoul-
der. Another your., than, a member
of the, Rouleau hockey team was in-
jured slightly when he jumped from
the second story. Walter Swift tons
hit. on the head by a flaming Move of
wood as he ran through th ft0frt
door of the hotel. The fire Was dis-
covered
1 s-
cot .red about 7.30 o'clock ba the
caretaker and poolroom keeper, who
went. to the cellar and was oat by a
cloud of smoke as he opened the
door, He :;'ave the alarm and the
crowed in the poolroom nares: had
time to get out before being scorch-
ed, Four of the Rouleau hooker
tents ran upstairs to save their hock-
ey
e'(Inll=mit, andehee' of these had
toil
to p out windows. s. Ther other,
John Singleton, did not get out.' It
i believed he made n ruder t, the
stairs, which burst into flames shortly
after he had ascended them, and ryas
asphyxiated before being burned.
Death of Uncle,
The Clifford Express had the fol-
lowing obituary of the uncle of Miss
Pipe and Mrs, Skelton: -Toe • death
in Clifford on Wednesday morning,
January 10th, of George Howlett in
.his ninety-fifth year, removes one of
the oldest pioneers in this distri'^t.
The deceased was a native of the
parish of Thorpe, Norfolk, England,
•encs came to this country with his
Parents when a lass of live years.
They :settled in the Tovnshln of
Woolwich, Waterloo County, where
the son, George; received his educa-
tion. He followed the occupation of
a farmer until his retirement to tha
village 25 'years ago, Deceased was
married in the year- 1856 to Eliza-
beth Thomas of the Tow/Ishii: of -
Woolwich, who died twelve years
later, His second marriage was in
1870 to Elizabeth Wenzel], who also
predeceased him forty years ago.
His last marriage was also it twenty-
five years ago to Margaret itiigleshant
who survives, together with three
sena of the first marriage and eight
children of the second marriage. The
late Mr. Howlett had been in good
health up to a few days before his
death, when he contracted a coli,
which deyeioped into pneumonia. He
was 0 life-long Liberal and at the
last provincial election cast his vote
for the Liberal candidate, and war
proud to know he was on the winning,
side. He was a life-long Pr x•Ibyter-
ian and since the Union a, member
of the United Church. Union,
funeral
was held on Friday afternootl to the
Clifford Cautery, the services being
conducted by the Rev, J, H. Lelnirn,l
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Flooring
Oak Maple Birch
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Church Notes
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United Church
Last Sabbath morning, the Sacra -
meat of the Lord's Supper was ad-
ministered to a large congregation.
Rev. A. W. Barker preached the
fourth seunon of a set ies of sermons,
"Pearisfrom Patmos." The subject
was "The Letter to the Church at
Pergamos," Rev. 2 t 12.17, Pergamos
was an iuteresting city, renowned for
its temples, manufactures, library
and national interests. The Christian
Church was early established in this
city. The author of the letter was
'The Great I Atn," "He chat hath the
sharp sword," showing authority and
kingship reigning in the hearts and
councils of men. Commendation, "1
know thy works and where thou
dtvellest," The holy Spirit knew
well the difficult conditions under
W111:11 the church existed. God und-
erstands all our difficulties, and
stands by us to support and cheer.
Complaint was found because of their
tnleratida to compromise with evil.
The church cannBC afford to be too
tolerant or yet to be prejudiced. The
Qbnrrth was counselled to repeat with
the promise, "To Him that over -
corneal will I give the hidden manna,
symbol of nourishment for the spirit-
ual life, a white stone, a badge of ap-
proval admission, acquittal and friend-
ship. These are all P^ontained in Jea-
ns. TIIP T1PW name opens lip the
et sphere of Christian living.
Have you got the new name? Miss
Lula Proctor sang a vet v appropriate
solo, "He died of a broken heart for
30ass11."
Melville Church
I Car, 13:5, "Doth nor behave itself
unseemly," was Itev. F. G. Fowler's
text in 11Plvillit church last Sabbath
morning from which a very pt'neticitl
discourse was given on the subjcet of
"Courtesy." Chi i,+t being shown to
have been the supreme example of
"courtesy." "The Pat aide of an
Ismpty Heart" Was Ile ptlstnr's theme
in the evening, the thought being
based on the story of the unclean
sp;tdts as told itt Matt, 13:43.45. Sab-
bath morning Mrs, Fowler sang "My
Task," and in the evening Arc'his
Bnllau1yue sting "Pence, Pollen
Peace,'' Mrs, Root. Thntnsnu is pre-
siding at the organ during the ab-
sence of Mrs. King.
ANNUAL MEETING
ThP R111111a1 business Meeting of
Melville Presbyterian Church, Brus-
sels, was held Monday aft PI noon of
t his areek, ar 2 80 o'clock, foe pa'itnr,
ltev. F. (4. Fowler, presiding. The
t'epotts of the various organizations
were received and showed the follow-
ing 011t1nnat y of rectipta :—Lotem and
ell gel (1Ito collections, 5872186; Iniiia1
offering envelope%, $12 70 : special for
mortgage. 5687 110 ; Y. P. S. for mort-
gage, 515 110 ; anniversary special,
4418.48; Y. P. S: +tn111'p1sal0 aperinl,
514.50 ; Garden Party, 562 30 : rnn-
glegational Rlissinnary givieps, 5723,-
15 ; Lord's Day Alliance, 585.05 : On-
tario Prehihilion Union, 57 25 ; Y. P.
5., 5265.70 ` Women's Missionary
Hnric'ty, $553.15 ; Sabbath School.
8175 30 ; lllissinn Hand, 5188 57 ;
Ladies' Aid,' 51001.30 ; Boy Scours,
52.4.10, Total for all purposes. 879115,-
57. Balance on hand in current: ac-
count, 57 25 ; 'balance on band in
building fun5634 47, The
retiring members of the Managing
Honed were re-elected, viz :--'Albers'
Crooks. Hugh Lamont, N. Il. Cardiff,
Dr. 1'. T. MoRae, Mrs. %Vrn. Short -
reed and Mrs, John Olivet. M: Black
and A, 5trachatt were re'appolnted
Audi tots for 1027, and A, A. Lamont
Treasurer, with Alex. Stew'al t as As-
sisi ant Treasurer,
Votes or thanks Were tendered the
Ladies' Aid Inc the gond wm k done
by them during the year to the choir
for their services and to Mrs, (.1. Dun-
bar for supplying 'flowers for the
church on Sundays,
During the year 1920, 39 new mem.
hers were added to the toll ; 9 mem-
berm were remoyed by death and 4
certificates were granted to members
removing from the coin inn leav-
ing at the close of the year a member-
ship of 303. Five new members were
added to the Session during the year,
viz, :—Wet, Sh`rtreed, D. 119, Mac.
'ravish, Jae. McFactzean, Jas. S. Arm-
sltong and A. H. Macdonald. The
balance of debt nn the church build-
ing was paid in March just prior to
the induction of Rev, F. (1, Fowler,
the present pastor,
The Sabbath School had an average
attendance of 84, D. 1, ManTavish
bring Superintendent, assisted by the
following staff of teachers i ---Rev, F.
G. P'ntvlet; Mrs, Meadows, Miss Hazel
Stewart, Mise R. McDonald, Mies
Mary Lamont, Miss Grime Stewart,
Miss N. Jardine, Miss lrlorenee Oliver,
Mt•e, R. Oliver, Mrs. Jas, Armstrong,
MIs, 011ae, Davie, A, A. Lamont and
Was. Shnrtreed.
With a chareh building free of debt
and with all the organizations well
manned better work should be done
in 1027 than in 1920.
512.00 MOSSFIELD Pura Wool
Blankets, $8.48. Double bed.size
flannelette blankets, per prof,
$2.09.
Xing Bros., Wingham.
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Social Gathering.
The Brussels Farmers' Club will
hold their annual social gathering in
the Town Hall on Friday evening, oleo
Feb. 18th, The play, "The Old Oak- FART,—In Ethel, on Wednesday, Feb, land
ken Bucket" will be presented by 1 1027, Mary Earl, reliot of tho late James
Earl, aged 85 ytars, 1 months and 15 days
the young people of Aubnrit and
Harry McGee, well-known gamic ; "
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BORN
IIOOREIGHT; In Grey township, on dam, 15,
1927, to lir, and Mrs. Roy bloUraight, a
daughter (Bertha Naomi.)
singer will sing- and take part in the ,
play.
Thernlite will be used to break up
the ice in the Moira River, Belle-
ville.
•Four men were caught in an ex-
press car en route Montreal to To-
ronto.
Soo housekeeper recet•ped 200
dozen eggs from' 11 hens during the
past year.
South African Government reiter-
ate intention of proceeding with the
"Flag" Bill.
Henry Ford has bought farm lands
and says he will show farmers how to
save time. •
Judge Gould at Hamilton unveiled
a portrait of `fThe Khan" to be plac-
ed in the Courthouse.
Liner President Harding, witltaus
heat or light, was towed 'into Hali-
fax and refuelled.
Home ]tank depositors received
82,748,282 from Federal Government
as part recompense.
.
NOTICE 9
The Alunleipal conned of the Township of
Morris will Vold a meeting in the Town Hall,
tirus,els, on Monthly, February lab, at lea,
tn.. to cnnshtcr the 'petitionof the ratepayers
rf the Village of Walton for street lighting.
An opportunity will be given to centum nr
withdraw trent petition. Estimated cost is
0502 01 for construction ; 512 caper 9011nm per
loop for maintenance.
A. MAc8WEN, Clerk.
Ethel Cheese Factory
ANNUAL MEETING ?POSTPONED
TO FEBRUARY 19th
Ttte Annual Meeting of Ethel ('heese I ne-
tury will be Held in the Township Hall; Ethel,
On Raturdnv, February 10th, at 2 o'clock p.m,
An Outside speaker is expected to be pres-
ent and address the meeting. A 11 interested
are askedto attend.
CIICIL BA TEITAN,
See: Troasnrer.
Auction Sale,
TDna0DAY, Iran, lawn—clearing Bele of
fnrnt stook and implements, at Nf hot 18,
('on 2, Morris. Rale at 1 o'clock sharp, fails
vert Sellers, Prop. ; John Purvis, Ane
MnNnAY Ann TuESDAT, Fan. 14 AND 15:
Pure bred Shorthorns, eto, at Lot 20. Con. 2,
Wallace, All livestock sold mired). 15111. Al-
vin. Kennedy, Prop
TtiwtenAY, Fal. 17th,—Farm Stook, Itnple-
mants, &e., at Lot 10, Con. 11, Grey, Salo at
1,80 o'clock, Mrs, Harry Sninitdon, Proprie-
tress ; p M. Scott, Ane.
1 ttlo Y, 5,)1. Toleremle-
ments, &o, n0 w!, Lotltntt in. rm 0, Mostarris, (1impite
East of nolgrave)• Rnle at 1.110 o'olaok, Walt-
er blesser, Prop. ; Jas. Taylor, Aum,
So Your feet Bother You
Olt : the tragedy of oohing feet, the misery
or painfully dragging one foot after the oth-
er. the bitterness of watching others step
along without a foot ormolu the world. Foot
misery next be avoided I know, because I
,tiff eyed for years, but I found a way to re-
lic ve that painful strain upon my weakened
arches, Now, I want to help others ; if you
aro n sufferer, please mention Ton Posy when
writing, .L T. W000, 229 Prosepeat tit., Ham-
ilton, (int., or may ha purchased at Downing
Bras., shoe dealers. Brussels.
Valuable f a oe
r dor Sale
Tenders will be received up to neon of Feb.
lUth.1027, addressed to Thorns C. Bing, t,lx-
eeutor, Winghan, P, 0. out, tar tho par.
Omen rr the farm of the late John W. King,
11 P'1 consisting of 17U acres of excellent
Inud• mare or less, situated nn a gond gravel
road and in anis adjoining the unincorporated
village of liltevele.
There are on the premises a gond brick
house with furnace, large honk barn with.
ceulent stabling underneath, cement silo al^
angaide, drilled well with with windu.tlt,
large drive shed. bog pen Findhenhouse, good
iv -chord and about five agree of gond hard -
wet d bush. Thera is, 10 addition, a never
roiling supply of tenter from the River DIRE -
land on the property.
The property is within 90 rods of twrt
two chnrrhee, a Public School, chopping mutt
and 110.4,1110e, and within tour utiles of the
flourishing town or Wingitatu, which may be
rkiclted over nn exceliont gravel road all the
way.
Further information may be had on ap-
plication to Thomas (1. fling. Possession may
he bed of Marsh 1st; 1027^ As the property iq
offend for sale subject to a reserved price,
the highest or any tender will not necessarily
be accepted.
Dated at Wingham, Olt„ Jon. 24th,1027,
,t, A. M010110N, Sobel for for Executor.
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