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WJ I)NESDAY, Il'1BR.TARV 16 1027
SCHOOL INSPECTOR'S REPORT
FOR EAST HURON
THE BRUSSELS POST
Custom
Sawing
Township Boards of Trustees Would
Increase Efficiency aF Rural
Schools
1'0• the Warden and Aie�nb,re of the
Huron County Council:
.,entl+;nu_tt .--In acc•ordanee with
•the regulations of the Department of
P: l 1c 1t:•on, 1 ant submitting herewith
near report of the conthtioa of educe -
Ben in the public schools of the in-
speete,rate of hast Huron for the
on) 1026.
Yours respeetfully.
JOHN 11. F(EI.D,
Due to decrea-ed attendance in the
1'urdwich and \\'ingham public
schools, there is one less tenial' in
e.e..'11; this leaver in the inspectorate
for the past term 118 teachers as
against 120 previously. 1 h.tve• nn.
tired a further decline in attendance
in several rural schools, ono hevin,;
only two pupils and another rout ;
the waste is obvious; no remedy
seems available.
Two new schools were built this
year, one in S. S. No. 9, McKillop.
and one in S. S. No. 1 , Turnberry;
the school in No. 3, Gray, was com-
pletely remodelled. They are nil
built on modern plans and represent
the best in comfort and appearance,
S. S. No, 11, Turnberr'y, has a see -
tion assessment of only ;1,55,000 ;;eel
yet it has provided for its children
what a few sections with more than
three times that asses -aunt withold
from doing. Many schools have had
their dark ash walls and cei'ling's
painted during the past year or two
so as to improve: the lightin.• and
general cheerfulness; other improve-
ments to the buildings end grounds
were also macre in many sections.
Additions amounting to a large
sum were made in most schools in
the matter of charts, i;•eog;raphicai,
historical and agricultural; $400 was
spent on libraries in the rural Schools
on which grants of $154,50 have
been paid; the present total valuea
of such libraries is $7,000.
There are at present 11 teachers
I D" •rt
wtth first -e ase c el tincatt.
second class certificates and one with
a kindergarten certificate. First-
class teachers have little preference
with trustees over seco0,l-cis:: tea•
therm, a1t11ough the Is luta' on De'
partment encourages their employ
silent by providing larger grants. All
the new teachers, with only one or
two exceptions, are doing creditable
work. l do not think there are more
unemployed teachers this term than
there were last year; mo -t of them
have been absorbed in ,,thee itee -
pations.
In the Seaforth Mich School isn-
trrnce centre, which consists of out-
posts at Brusels, Fthel and Manley,
there were 1.15 candidate;: of these
07 passed, of whom 24 took honors
and 48 failed. In the Clinton centre,
which includes Blyth, 103 wrote, 11
passed, of whom 11 took honor;, and
32 failed. In the \\ringinou r•'rt'
which includes Wroxeter end Fo':1-
wi('h, there were, 0$ candidates, e
passed, of whom 22 took honor. and
14 failed. The arithmetic papers
are Itffi
ent le less di ult,�and Inore
I r ul 1t
practical than formerly, bat candi-
dates find much trouble in preen iter
'far the examinations in British and
Canadian history,
At tee Departmental sxtenivationg
at Myth 20 candidatee sent, on the
Middle School examinations, at Brus-
sels 24, at l urdwich 17 and at
Wrox,ae'' 022, at Clinton 5', wrote
the middy: and 51 on vh 11011ir
&b001: a' 8,afnrth S0 on tin• middle
and 72 net the zipper: et, Wing -leen
70 on the middle and 5s ou the up-
nra•. 'Th (;•r,.; for the Shove , y.•nuin-
Jtr.n; amen otvd 10 32,300.
T'r • tr t tl giant paid 011 .(tipnl it
„aid ulc' nr(I(d:'lntl 11 311 O, tario
.11,11,11t for (8' pa,t 3 t• was
The undersif;nvd wishes
to announce that he is
prepared to do all kinds
of Custom Sawing, at his
farm, Lot 7, Con, t3,Grey,
Jasi Stevenson
Phone 42 1
Car of Western
Expected right away.
Special price of 51C per 12u3.
Off Car.
valuable asset to this chamber and
to the proceedings of this parlia-
ment. The los, of such a man will
be felt hero and perhaps in the con-
situency which he represented, mole
that in any other quarter, '1'n his
friends there ruin his friend's here,
and to the relatives who survive hila,
we join in expect$ Ing our sincere
sympathy.
:tea'. JOHN T.. BROWN (Lie„ ar3:
It is perhaps itrps t tting, Air, Speakre,
tam :1 ut,anh,•r of the group with
lvh.ch :Me. Bing, was more directly
1esoei It'd should express on this ne-
' 1 (1(l ,aur :ippreelution of the los:;
we hat,. .sustained. When I say that
I shall always remember with pleas-
ure my intercourse with 'lr. King, I
believe I 5x00558 the sentiments of
th,, _roup to which Mr. &in.: belong -
,.1 in this Homo, We always found
him a genial companion a man of
unimpeachable integrity In T sound
iine:meet, and his voice wae heard
in the councils of the group of which
he was a valued member. \\r" re-
te*Wise that that group has suffered
Woeerittnizo that ''his ]ion
` na o
rc mei the people of 'forth Burma have '
Chopping Mill \V:1lt,1) .-wfret•,1 a los; as well, and the'y
] 1 will be indeed fortunate if they find '
a successor to Mr, Bing who will be
TRIBUTES TO THE LATE ;mutiny,utiny faithful to his duties, egaal- 1
JOHN W. KING h' sound in his judgment and equal.-
-- ly wiling to give all his time and the
.The Official Report of tht Domino heat that 3s in hila to the ac1'yies of I
inn Parliament gives the tributes his constituency and his conntr'r: .
raid to the memory of the late mem-
With the other member of oar
FINANCIAL STAIEME
—0F TlII:--'—
BrnsselS9 Morris & Grey Municipal Telephone
FOR THE YEAR 1926
SYSTEM
li1':CLIPTS b,SPIeN1}1'T17lj,l+l
Balance rem 1923 8'36'(0 Ln
Village of }drummers, 1926 .,., 2262 00
Township of ilrey, 1920 - 0837 (Irl
To ,v esti p of Morris, 19'20., . • 344)7 00
Twp, of (1. \Vawauoalr, 1920 20 00
Twp. of IleKiliop, 1926 195 (11)
'1' p. of Willett, 1926 13 00
'Prep. of Turnbetry, 10',1091 00
Mental Inc 'Telephones 957 45
Extension Telephones , , • • , (18 0000
Extension Belle
Bell Telephone On,, long die -
Wive 73
tante tolls
Molesworth Tolle
Wroxeter Tolls
Seafeeth Tolls
Public Pay Stations
Moving Telephones, e. • .. ,
Miscellaneous
50 35
78 10
80 45
9S 50
1
50
16 25
Total Receipts $19076 53
her for North Huron: group I wish to express a sense of 1
Right Hon. W. L. MacKenzie King: ' the loss we have sustained. : ASSETS
Mr. Speaker, when parliament met in '$ JOHN EVANS (Itoset011u) : Cash on hand $ 1130 66
December the constituency of North Mr. Speaker, John King was a roan Unpnul rents and tolls 1961 55
Stock and material on hand 4193 88
Huron was represented in titre House 'reatly respected by the gtronp to I Value of System, total cost89279 91
by Mr. John Werwiek King, of Ill -it which he belonged from 1021 on, 110 ,y;96775 00
vale, Huron County, who w\as first indeed I think he was respectei by
511tilltent0100••-
I3attelles, wile and supplies
Freight and cartage
Labor
Lively hire
1
OperatorsN
inemana salal')
Secretary's saint and Tress•
11t'er's salary
Direetore' fees and expenses
Auditors' salaries
Cletks and Collectors, other
Municipalities
Bell Telephone 011,, tolls , , ,
McKillop Tel, System, tolls,
Insurance and Taxes
10teres 1
Debentures and Come -me.,
(}asoline, nil, repairs, &e,,
Fuel and light
Hapeses, poat.age, stamps,
stationery, Ste
Miscellaneous
$ 1129 05
5511.
253 ;;5 '
110 75
1 ' Etlaries 2543 42 I
1200 00 I
770 00
128 00
20 00
24 00 '
1453 21
45 00
106 60
32'1 08
212'2 49
08 33
282 16
124 02
406 13
11198 96
Construction, Equi pmen 1, &e,
Cable, poles and sup-
plies . 84218 74
Cattage, freight. &c. 334 01
Labor - 116101
Truck, Telephones,
Pay Stations, See, 1108 25 6737 01
Total Expenditure $17986 87
Balance on hand 11 1130 66
LIABILITIES
Debentures $13018 96
Balance Assets over Liabili•
ties 83750 04
890775 00
elected to parliament in the general all who knew him. He was in this
elections of 1921, and who rias :mato House shortly before Clnistmae, and G, H. SAMIS, 4. H. MAODONSALD,ar N. F.C4 141. HLAK, 1 Auditors.
returned in the general elections of it was a shock indeed to most of us Treasurer, y
1926 and 1926. To -day the :urletl- to read in the papers of Inc death.
tuency as you have jutzt reminded ns! This is only another reminder that
is without representation owitlg to • life is uncertain at the Stat. A: -
the death of its, member on January though our friend had reached what
14. ; is usually considered the allotted
It is fitting, Jar. Speaker, that be- span of life, I believe he was still
fore the House resumes its duty we young in his ideals and in his hopes
should give some expression of the i for the emancipation of Inc own .
sense of our loss, and of the eym- . class, We hope also that the. people
pathy which will he fold in all parts of North FIuron will 000 fit again to 1
of the House with the re1Etives Sial elect a loan with the ideals and in- i
friencls who have been bereavedby tegrity of character possessed by
the sudden death of our lite mom- ' our friend who has passed away. i.
ger. 1 would like to convey the sympathy t
At the time of his death Mr .Rina: ; of this group to his friends and 20 -
had just entered upon his seventy- ! latives.
second year. He was born of Scotch ;—
parents at Smith's Falls, Ontario He
received his early salutation at Blue-
' vale public school and at the colleg-
late institutions of St. Catharines
Luft Collingwoocl and at :he normal
school in the city of Ottawa. For
seventeen "' years he was a public
school teacher in this pro:inee, ale
gave up teaching to farm in Huron
county, and spent the last twenty
years 14 his life as an agriculturist.
In polities Mr. Icing was u. iginelly
a Liberal. He joined the Progres-
sive party in the elections of 3921
and was on eal•ih occasion retuetie,l
to parliament as a member of the'
party, .in this House, while loyal to
the party to which he had fi'r.'n his
;ilk'aiance, he retained in full m.'as-
urs his Liberal convictions and .-ynr
ethies, and wherever he ,':,lt juetl-
lied in so fining, gave wholehearted
.rapport to my colleagues and my •
self. I mention this eireumstanc e et
moment the n the
m only because or
l• e a
tl�el' measure 1 •
r aur. )t loss •'
which c a.h 1 f •
cl_1
we on this side of the Ilo!t;e .'harm
in common with our t'lvure=si1';•
friends,
Mr. seine was of :1 10W1, ;Girl ro.
disposition, His vnie,• was not
often 111•ard in debate, but hie pre'-
• once made itself felt in hie freulk
ani friendly interOnUl•.1' «•irlt the
member, anti in ]iia este mtinnally
eea111' 11 attendance in r8' Jionar=.
lir ways 0 Illilli who ilia .10 tuaay
1rirnds :111.1 1 :110010 i1l11 re. ,.etv
rarely- in Id ::n enemy.
very snort limy Ergo 31r. 1. fie
ejil',n•, l Et gr•" :,; h, 1'1.avi, ne,lf in 1110
death of his wife, 1111,).:• 100, hn
neatly mnuluc•rl, They end r,n t lol
Iv.
tut fir le:n (s e. wed 8:11 mem-
1- e: and on .ala• all i "i""eke. 1,11 ter.:. and 1'111 tri' nd 1
1.53767:130;0r tIs ] tl un when] he will h,• )
Or' r' : i 0011. 1' eeft, d 5R,ilun, Howiek greatly eeh'i, at 5
to whom the.'. li0use will extend its
`J i70, Mullett, ed 7 P, 3lcli'Lu"' I fulled ;vmnath •.
slatiti, 3. ,1 i t[nu. Hi'Gil Ri''I'Tiltll: t 1, nTr'
.., 17.50 and Turns- v, •�. „f rice (lpla);•i:inn): lit•. �; +•':)ir0r,
190. The tillage.; of Blyth 1 rn'.5els this i:1 the eerc r
and iiia rtes' rcc,.ived 81.060, ,i00 )15 ()evasion 140 '11' ) ;1
,1o,r "00 lespeeti'.sly', 1 rt;eth)r Witt) I r"Im)'n which
]11(1 e hes nr ti.n0
i upon u'hit'h the Haire hes h , n e:.lc-
c(niiau-tit grant, o1 41`{ . ,sl, an)1
NI *n nide ilje death of unr of
829. Th, Tortrr of 1•linton :out 1i1;'tnbers Sir. Bing the
Seafol th o et eived grants on salaries King, former
and 1))'tihcates (11 82,-119 11+1 i1,- Tfousr,.r for Vor}h itnrnn 1n chi,
312. ;0 respaetin iv, 1,nd equipm:'11: Tlnhtse h).(1, it i4 true, I "10333 tri it
gllrlti: (11' x`47 an(j r;. \\i trrTtrl+n ' t4 10011.00 upon t the allotted :'pan
Ire': not tr:`87 ipate in t 1'.vw ”;"",5"'
g "nr'' I nl' iifr, hat in apeceiranee h" revile
:,rt 11.0; pbpulatin1 is iu :•xi.:,,: of , i maul• ((00141. of eHuth ami d1..
I niu,;;, d :•'rant ,1ivily for 1 mean of
'fit' r'r,yrernment would htcrr•rt ,.
1?.er PIllelrn1•3 01 the 1•(1)01 mahnrr'4 h ' rrr, tt,t; nun: er nsl.;l!1t .11 his ;'ttehrl-
hr r-.,tehli•hmr nt of township T,0ii1' I "'"' tn'••+ riiL" lit tool le.o ;n
ICnit'..,r ,. rie0titur:d and nt ,n., cla.�:v.� ' h rii eh'r/ ,. 01 !1 � 'nn. ,, t t ,. b'1 •
hitt : i1. il.l ` 1 -
wi!h 1,:1,•11 t'1Ti')nt'1'„•,e11, tlri: 'fi'ept
i}1•> i'r,•, r,,.a. ]r o-1.. ., .,. in chi, r•h 1• , , , •f
mot • Il n,r!1'ref good yit,ly Yet
1 -,e )1y 111 t,,':11"If 33 tt: 1)1 1 l.: r. 'i
the rontittlons that noir exist, rc,lt': c•omn,nn emet., very
000.
t' I 1)tn a iii, 1•1'.1•
HEADS LIQUOR COMMISSION
David Blyth Hanna, who is to be
the Chairman of the Commission to
administer Government Control in
Ontario, achieved his greatest prom-
inence in Canadian affairs in the
realm of railroading. He was Presi-
dent of the Canadian National Rail-
ways after the nationalization of the
Canadian Northern Railway, and up
to the time of the absorption of the
Grand Trunk. He was succeeded by
Sir Henry Thornton in 11)22. Since
his retirement as President of tht
C',N.It. he huts been engaged with his
private business interests, which are
numerous, and include the •Western
(1808(10 Flour Mills, of which he is
President.
Mr. FIanna's life has been devoted
to runway interests, and hoe been a
dory of continued success from his
early association with Old Country
lit )or-
t to :111 impor-
tant
anti
r;zilways in his y1
tant position he occupied in Canada
nearly half a century later. He was
born in 1858 at Thornliebtlnk, near
Glasgow. As a young man he eery -
ed with twm Old Country railroads,
later, ct the eget of 24, coming to
Canaria in the e ttevice of the eremites -
Mg
r mite -
ing department of the Grand Trurk
Railwey. His eureur in railroading
Etter took hien to New York true 10
1','t'tngn la Prairie, where, in 1486,
• he }meanie chief accnunl;tit', of the
Manitoba & Northwestern Railway,
:mei then Treasurer and Land Com-
edesinner, rid
'i h eo years fallowing Air. Hanna
wise rho.' 11 1111111110 1' o'f the, :road
t lush Th. kenzie tO Mann rnmnll'Ii('e:c3
e ht:ild Prem Gladstone to Dauphin,
Mee to be known as the Cammlleln
`ic,,'h, rt1 Railway. Iii: ability sl ow-
, e1 to exc,'pti'ollal advantage in this
new capacity and the read 00s 2(11111,'
t„ 11:1 y it:. charges the tint year and
ru:ni=h a.:urplus. Witlr the c•.trn—
snnl of rho system to a 10,009 -mile
Iia' with termini at. Atlantic and Pe
eiiie tidewater, Ilr, 1Ianatt beeareo
'.Third Vire President and took • up ,
riIl,,.7 in Toronto in 1.902. 1
11'' interests 'and Omati0ns roll- 1
linie '! 10 eep'ulrl and he became 1
Pre ,id: .! of the Canadie r Northern !
(5),-'i'rlilw tt til'• (1)1.11,17 & i•She ,
:11. John ll:t Iwai, 1111)1 :he NI -.'.on,
el". (athnlin_ &- Tomo. 1 Railway,
W11.,0. 311 1')18 the• (hoc' rnl,tent 1
1,er 510, C'1 01, -lock. of tl. :rt:net'a off 1
1h ( ! ar'''t m
N'iht ,n ,,m!,,,'o 1 !,, tree,
1;1•1 i'tr• id 019 )1r.,i •:an,,, her.
j.;..,1^•r '.. , .,,'3 a, i r' ., 'r.+. ';Ino.;-
r.0 1 ( ore,. ,c41. tiIOIt a , op
ti,.• '+r,in.'0 n.e1' n: Ow (Il•m,d 1.:1,)1.,
1,'• bot, i,,,,.,1 { . d r:l 1111oI 1.'011. rl'-i
,..1''lal:In(1 (nn 0.x5100 bit„ ,.t., tl'
ANNUAL MEETING
The Annual Meeting will he held in the Town Hall, B11.18sPIR, 011 Tues.
FIIRRIIARY 22nd, 1927, nt 1.30 p m., when reports will be presented,
Directors elected and other necessary business transacted.
A, 11, MACDONALD, Secretary.
is President of the Western Canada
Flour Mills, President of the Canadian
Western Lumber Co., and President
of the Canacian Northern Prairie
Lands Company, 00111(105 holding -di-
rectorships in several important con-
CerIls.
Mr. Hanna has always been known
Els a harts worker and the possessor of
unusual executive ability. I'Ie is
married and has three children. He is
a member of the Toronto' and Albany
Clubs.
Former License Chairman.
McClcna ham
Stewart�' , who former-
ly represented Ottawa in the House
of Connors, brings to his now office
experience as Chairman of the On-
, tanto License Commission, a position
which he occupied under the. Whitney
Government. He filled several public
Positions in the civic life of Ottawa
and in the commercial field before his
election to the House of Commons in
1925. Mr. McClenaghan we,; born at
Oxford Mills, Grenville County, in
1866. A retail clothing merchant:, he.
was President of the Laster•: Retail
Merchants' Association, He was also
President of the Central Canada 'Lxhd-
b:tion Association, a member of the
Ottawa Board of Trade, and a mem-
, her of the Princess Louise Dragoon
Guards,
Defore his election to tht House of
Commons Mr. McClenaghan had ser-
, vert as a School Trustee, a member
of the Collegiate Board, an'1 as Con-
troller of the City of Ottawa. He is
1 a Past President of the Liberal-Con-
setvative AssociEttion• Mr. McClena-
ghan is a member of Rotary, the
Stasonle Order and several other asso-
ciations and clubs. Ho is an Anglican.
He ie MO:lied and the father of seven
Your Eyes Need
Attention
If your eyes bother you in
any way;
If they tyre quickly or be -
(mine inflamed;
If you do not see easily and
well;
If headaches impair your
oflicieney or interfere with
your pl01150)e; -
If you cannot enjoy every
minuteminute of your reading
SEE
Maude Cr Bryans
Optornetrtat
Phone 26x Brussels
.,•J:,(.' tE't'1•l Ic irL',%1'1,4 t't).15 is
le lie:m ening More mrd More Popular
on British I3ttihv:ty'a.
We nui3 Nee enl1Cl••et0 Mins In 11i,
111,90 future fur UAc. Ilse ..1 ,its xltlr
shurr0 un the British tuilt he
tinning 11 ) and 010 [ }`o} 1. ,.U, aa:r--
a Iti rht.'1 1 1.011)11)11
At un' 9 1111, four 101. -.est con:Tett
yards in 071..01, 22,0011 cotta t''
titles of 1 in, 0) : 111111 typ 01'11.
:...red hot t tear Inc the I1un \ tv•
Well aerated :dog e'11i1,P11 t ,ut:
Ma„ dust are ted luto a pou.-t Omeet
mixer, and the mixture is emptee:
tram the nlaclhlee to skips, with:.
l i'allttp:n't, it 0751 a tl'a11.11Vdy to tiro'
part of the i';trd where wood, iron,
or steel mounts are to be 01.,0.
Tho articles are re -1n forced with
'-11.11 Mesh or steel ba1's, wlticll aro
ile!d la the et etre nl' the moulds un -
111 rho cent:n:10 hardens.
Amongst the types of articles for
"all vv u5' use• Made in concrete etre
fence posts, level crossing gates, tele-
graph poles, nature boards. nine and
1 •dent posts, Silt paving slabs.
Constant e::perhuents are made by
the railway chemists to disrcn•cr the
;imitations and utility of concrete ar-
ticles, and specimen posts are sub-
jected to all sorts of weather condi-
tions to test their durability,
Concrete -floors for carriages have
also been expe•luhented with, so that
concrete trains may come sooner
than we expr+.ct.
children.
Dr. Manion's Career.
Hon. Robert James Manion, mem-
ber of Parliament for Fort William,
has hada distinguished and varied
public and military career. By pro-
fession he is a medical doctor. He
is a native of Pembroke, of Irish -
Canadian ancestry, and was, educated
at public and high schools, Trinity
College, and the University of Edin-
burgh. He served with the French
Army in 1915, and later as Captain
in the Canadian Army Medical Corps
winning the M. C., on the field at
Vimy Ridge. He was elected to the
House of Commons as 0 I,iberal-
Unionist in 1917. Before the general
election of 1021 he, was made Minis-
ter of Soldiers' Re-establishment in
the Meighon Cabinet. He was re-
elected in the elections of 1921, 1925
and 1926.
Besides his public, military and
professional activities, Dr. Manion
has seneral other interests. Ile is a
Past President of the Canadian Club
of Fort William, in which community
he was also en Alderman; Past Presi-
dent of the Thunder Bay Nlcrlical
Association and a member of numer-
ous clubs. Ile is the author of one
n
book: • "A Surgeon in Arils. In ro-
anSu n
g
re-
ligion 1 e i'Roma Cath lig, In
n 1 4 a ]1 0
1906 he was married to Yvonne Des-
aulniclts, of Ottawa.
Nouse and lot far Sale
Notice to Creditors
Notloo is hereby gtvtm, 1111r0oalt to 800111oa
50, Obaptur 121, of the Revised statutes of
00lu'1,, that all persons bn v Ing,))alms age Met
;Int mita to of l4enrge Johnston, deceased, who
died un or about the ttna,tymerolld day of
January, A I) 1127, st 111e 'rows«hip of 010v,
hl lie Provinau 01 Ontario, are required to
scout by post, prepaid, or to de0vee to 1t,
Vnns(on+, Winglitm ewtsrlo, *mance for
the 1'lxeoutore, on ur (,aims the (((0'511111053'
of 91er(h, A. U. 1027, their names and nddres•
sem, with fall parrnulars'n writing of their
charms, mid 1 h manure of the aeo)ritles (11
any)BMil by thein duly verified by a statutory
t3 5Ot111k101
And 111 0,1150 18)0i Millet. that titter the 081,1
fifteenth day of unroll . ('(7. the said E4,,,(
tore will of meed tri distribute the n - 'rte rf
thwart estate oolong the earths, ,n'tttled
therms, hiving regard only to the rialtos of
Which 111°1 H11119 tile,) have hid mitten, and
the 0,tid 1txeontors,ha11'not hx 1'nb:o for the
said resets er any part thereof to any per0oo
of whom. claim they shall not them here re•
marred notice.
1) ,)1,11 81 Wr'ti1027e1 this eleventh day of
P
IL VANs•roNE,
35.4 •vinghem. Detal•lo,
solicitor for the 19.5, ttorw.
The undersigned offers for sale iia 11on8e
aid lot on Albert street, Brussels. House
oentainobath. 1ur111108 and ie e'eotr1owired.
Good garden and garage. Everything in
ftrst-alaea repair.
85 -if JAS. HENDERSON, Seater ter.
Court of Revision
Take notioe that a Court of Revision on the
aese8ement8 0f the Buchanan Drain Exton.
cion By•Imw and the Fraser Drain Improve-
ment By -Law will be held in the Township
Hall, Ethel, on Slollday, March 7th, at 2 end
atorteainterested
gn hmselves ooardingty
J. E. FEAR, Clerk.
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK, IM•
PLa1daN•1!8, &o.—Having aold its form
the undersigned will offer for vale by publlo
auction at Lot 8. Con. 0, Grey, nu Friday,
February 25111, 811,80 o'clock, the following
property :-1 General purpose teem, 1 general
purpose mere,1 general purpose mare, 15 -yr,
Ia sinnanrd gelding, 18lf brother so Silk
Line2,08ya; 1pure bred registered Durham
ball 8 years old, 1 pure brad Guernsey bull 11
months old, 1 grade Jereey due March 1231,, 1
grade cow due March 3rd, 1t,ra0.0 maw due
April 16th, 1 grade heifer 80D the, not in calf,
12 chunks pigs, 75 Barred Rock pallet0 of best
breeding, 15 White WyandotteH Martin's
Strain; 2 geese nod a gander, 10 Pekin docks,
{ 1 Bronze turkey hen,1 pure bred :scotch Collie
i female, 1111118 Oolhu, 1 rolnexeyHnrris binder,
/ 1 rode delivery rake, 1 Van Brdob said dr111,1
Prost & Wood mower, 1 Done hey to ilin 1
steel caller, 1001 of harrows, 1 OOob11011
walking plow, 1 cutting box, 1 pulper, 1 fall
ninemill, l double disk oultivator, 1 waon
witbox and stock rock, 1 hay rook, I sleigh
and rook, 1 light single sleigh, 1 buggy, 1
double rig, 1 cutter, 1 speed nutter, 1 e eed
cart, '2 oak barrels, 1 set 4000 Ib. edales, t 8;%
h, p, gag engine, 1 clipping machine, 1 large
refrigerator,
1
hair barrel
oreholdm
lasses
2 g 1 it 2 oil drums, 11hr
e
sliding door and treek, 1 work benoh, several
doors and doablenumber sash for w1,
'
down, lsat double team harness, 1 80
breis
mounted team harness, 1 single plow harness,
1 get single harness, 1 set Little & Clark speed
harness, halters, speed boots, blankets, bells,
robes, 010.000 bus, oats, 20 tuns nlfatto (toy, 2
bons timothy hay, 60 stooks of norm, se ton of
Gnnn'A Fertilizer. 25 bus 1(1101ps, number of
cedar fume posts, slakes and poles, gain ti by
of scantling, quantity of lumber, number of
mania eta ir posts graved, Inn terns, crowbars,
1bucn0, Corl10and numerous other artiolea.
implements urea,; pieotionlly new
Terms—Same of $1.0 and nutter cash ; over
OM /Mount 8 menthe credit given onfprnish•
Ing approved joint notes, 4 per cent off fol'
moth on credit amounts
Trios MILLitlt, n, M.8C0'1'T,
Clerk.
4011 sad Prom
The annual Meeting of the Itlonkto,
Cheese Factory was largely attended
by patrons. A total iii' 137 tons, 1,10))
Pounds of Cheese was rude during
1026 The 0u1n of $45,001) was 01811ibe
tired louring the pal rl n8 11110 fnrrnere.
eV, J. Holman was rr-pleotod Secre-
tltryTleasu1e', \Villianr Holman was
elemed 81111'0108(1, and, Emmanuel
Salter was roe -engaged as cheesetnakel'
at the rate of 81 50 per hundred,
Sena
Annq
CHSIOilimar dale
Huron County
Head
Shorthorns
int
reeders
ll.
AT WINGHAM.
Thursday, Fe 5 24th, '27
Commencing at 1 p. m. sharp
Ea/IV-Get in touch with Secretary for Caologue.
rhos, Kerr, Henf'r n . G. R. Patterson, Clinton
President . Secretary
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the estate of the lata
Mary Earl, late of the Village of
Ethel, In the County of Huron, widow
deceased.
Notice is hereby given 5uraa11111 to "The
Revised :statutes of Ontario' Chapter lull, that
all oredl tore and others having claims ago Wxt
the estate of the said Mary Earl, who died
011 or nbo,t the Second clay of ]rebrnery,
A. D. 1027, are rrrl1aired on before the
Fifth day of March A. D, 1027, +o send
by poet prepaid or deliver to the Executor%
of the last will and testament of the deceased,
their (lhrietian and )4o1'imrlles, addresses 51,0.
deorriotIonH, the full partienlara of their
claims• the statement of their accounts and
the nature of the securities, if ouy, held by
them.
And, further take notice that after auah
last tnerltioeed date, the said Exeuut0ra will
proceed to ed amongst 11)80 rues .titled (heroto,e deemote of the lls.
Ing regard only to the alaline of which they
shall then have notice, nod the meld 19x8005or)
will not be stable for the said assets or any
part thereowhose claipf notice 81,81)to Roy min8 on not 11overeons been ro
calved by them at the time of Snob d)atribu•
Mon.
Dated tats Twelfthalyf 11Nb0000lLAIR, 1027
,collector far 111, L. Deejardins and Thomas
Turnbull, the Ex eontor!) of the deceased,
AUCTION SAL19 00' FARM STOOK, I MPLE•
010500, GRAIN, &o --Jas, Taylor, Ano,
has been instructed to sell at 5(4 Lot 4, (ton,
5 Morris, one milt, East of Sulgrave, 0n tSrl•
day, Fob 101(1, at 1,30 o'clock sharp, the follow•
Ing :1 an0t.c1Od Pereher0n teen 111nra 7 mid 8
piers, 1 drfvieg hose, 1 cpw due April lath,
1 sow dn0 Maroh 15th, 1 Saw due .Tune 10(11,
1 pow doe May 1st, 1 oow due bitty 18(11, 111eif•
or rI01ng 2 yeare, 8 steers rising 2 yearn 3
Spring calves, 18010 dile April l2lh, 1Oehanka
ply about 100 lbs., 25 Mienron helix, 50 Barred
Rock (tang, Mt cut Deering 1110WOr, oultivat•
or, seed drill, 10•(tov set 4•aeotdon 1)tnmand
harrower Oloverienf manure spreader, Tud•
hnPO-400el'aall riding plow. No, 21 Mosey.
Hamra Woih{ng 1,11nv new, Adams wagon acne
ly now, sol olelg118 with :moire shoeing and
honks, buggy, outer, 1 14 vd. !travel box
now. tea( reek, hay rank, Renfrew cream
separator, get Riegle harness, pet double 1i1.0
11888 new, &horpe 11051)01' 116W, Whlffiotreel,
nook8yoltes, 0)150)• l,ottle, Daisy ahem, nmtl
box, 6 bilge potatoes, wheel barrow, .100 to 600
bile, oats, 50 bee. wheel+, 5 inns of hay, R i'oo
range geed Ile new, Perrootlon 4 -burner ooel
all stove good AR new, Sole unreserved as the
Proprietor islying np farming, a'
T8ntM5.—A11 stems of $10 and nuclei., nnpli ,
over that mrionnt 0 months grodit given on
fnrnishin( approved joint notes, Opo.Oent
off for nigh on er0llit ,,,aunts, timid owne's
foraeunrity, Grain WAl2520115IES920R,Prop,
NOTICE
of Application for Divorce
Notloo is hereby given that L112738 BRIN11.
MR, of the Village or Exet.ap. In 1110 Oennty or
14 urea, Roth rr Farmer, •, will nppiv to ills
Pnr1)e,,sn f ''inn 1.1 nt tura next
11,, ,,,9,, ,nn �.lhia orf• 11tv'rr•nt an' lie wo'viol'
,e •n,. � 1, errs comet oa ' ",• 0 nv
Ina
' nn(rt in ,••t VT,nbi ?J 1 ',t rl" (iv
en1 ,. t r.• .n) .
llos,." at 3.1,, 'ria•. r r.,,,e 5 l '1) ,)I•
the -6'11 rh' •, .7n,n,r
4.1) 15,7. 11
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the estate of Daniel
Cooper, late of tho Township of
Croy, in the County of Huron, far.
mor, deceased.
Notice is hereby given Pur0annt to the Re,
vised Statutes of Ontario, Chapter 110, Chet
all Creditors and others haying clntm5 agntngt
the estate of the said Daniel Cooper, who
died on or about the 8th day of September, A.
D. 1025, are required on or before the 26th
des of February A. D. 1027. to Bend by post
nrophid or deliver to Joseph Cooper, one of
Sxooutore of the last Will and Testament of
deceased, their Chr)etien and Stu -mores, id•
dresses and desoriptiono, the full particulate
of their olalnms, the Statement of their sc.
omenta 01,2 the nature of theeecurctlee, It any,
held by them.
And farther, take, notice that after such
rant mentioned date,' the said 1Cxeotttore will
proceed to 518tribn)e the 0,0010 of the deceits -
ed amongst the parties entitled thereto, hay.
Ing regard only to the churns which they shall
then have notice and the said Executors will
not be liable for the said a,00t8 or any part
thereof to any person or persons of 'whose
claim notice shell not harm been received by
them nt the time or such distribution.
Dated this Ninth day of February A . D,1527.
W M. SINOLAIR,
Solicitor for the Exooutore.
Farm for Sale
Perm of the late William R. Hestia, oonsist-
Mg of 72 miry of excellent land, in rhe town•
ship of Howlek. About 15 acres of hush, bac•
01101, all workable: splendid return' water
supply; good ornhard, burn end frame 1,n08e.
Situated about lit miles from Gerrie P. 0,
and shtnping elation. Also 100 -nor,, groes
,arm adjoining First -Masa land, well drain•
ed, good shade and never•ratlb,g water sup•
ply; good barn, drive shed and Trait trees.
W Ill melt separately or together. Possession
March let, 1017, Apply to Mrs, Wm. R. Has -
tie, Executrix, Box 280, Gerrie, or
G. W. WACKER, Gerrie, Ont,
Farms for Sale
260 acres. being the south halves of Lots 18,
10, 20, 21 and 22, in the 1st Con, of Grey town.
ship. 100 acres ldeel grana farm, with can-
ning water and, bade, will be sold separately
If desired, Will eonwider renting part or all
to suitable tenant A .ply to 806E
GE0. 0 iORNSR+ON, R It 2, nluevale
or 01E017015 8POTTON, \Vinghnn,
Farm for Sae
105 acres, being Lot 20. 10th Con , Twp, of
Grey. Abbot 80 mores cleared, balenee past-
ure slash. On the premises is n large gravel
r if frame hour frame
pita story and s ha di e,
nbuildings.'mall Sash
le and other small !a
stab
Pnymos on ants, (8100 A may 1107.remain e, morly to age,
Possession let of CLEAN, Amply to
A 120 H. MOLEAN, R. R. 2, Brussels.
Nouse and Lot for Sale
The undoretgned offers for sale his comfort•
able briok cottage on Prin01,00 street. 13rns•
mein. Holf•nore of land, Well and oistern,
Immedlnte possession. 'For furbhee ne�tio•
mann, apply to W M. WORK, Brussels P. O.
Phone 2117
House and lot for Sale
The eligible house and lot on 9naen Street,
Brussels, the property of the late Mrs, Ke s,
is offered for mile. Comfortable house with
Small garden, Von further ppattioulars apply
to HA RIly. 1119514,
8.11 R. R. 8 Brussels
Farm for Sale
(The old Hamilton Place)
100 neves :being Nay nota 7 8, 0 and North
40 acres of 10, Con. A, Turnf,erry township,
Large flrst•oboee been, splendid stone stabling
underneath : windmill, large driving stied,
good frlune h0n08 end Stone ldtchen, miles
orchard, never failing spring on fem.. 2
from Wroxeter t'illege and mile from school.
Tills farm has Leen in pastime foe some yeer8
Sed willIva Mellon) returns. Forte land
values will rise. For pnrtloulma ripply to
T1908, GIBBON
P. 0, box 7 Wroxeburor John
80 eon saints
Farms for Sale
The anderoi red odere for sale hisl00•nore
Irwin being N14, Lot 26,Oon,7,Morris. Also
Ku mires, 1,eing North Se Lot 20, and By, 27,
Con,7, Morris, Good Se,
and barns in
f}ret•otnse aouditiott, Also nil good ant-bulld-
Inge. Will sell with or without drop, Rene.
on roc selling, (1001' health Por further porta
feelers apply to W. H. Me(1UTOHi6ON,
Proprietor, R. 11.4, Brussels
Farms for Sale
IMmendmi
110'Sons- nr 1,n) 1 fl't tit) 0011)11 (3 of Lot 5,
s 1 she nlr h' „C Tmt 111, (len. 7 I the
• x n-1-1 1 Y r 'rl these tarns aro oifsrrd
,1,., nn the 00!0'„ or tb0151, dmnu•a
h 1' 1 1') liar Will hn rrr+nhA for ons
• rnrttettln ra.r•n'r to 1110 ,a p'ai'••r+,,
n1,N0 53JTTA
4 4n NI)MIiw114
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