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THURSDAY, MARCH 2n•d, 1027
26 Municipalities
Appeal on Report
Cnderitgl, )\b. 41 -Fourteen of
rho tw:.rut; six nluiiiripalities in the
'!)aunty o! Huron have given notion'
;314,33tFt tot, county valuator's report,
a'.lirlt woo adopted by the County
!'•runril fit 1hs Jaruant mooting.
'rho anunicip btu appealing :toe
I•tri,
llayilold, I1us•c1. \Vrox.•t•r,
deter, Clinton, God l ieh Sonforth,
1lonsall \\in loon, Last \V ' an,th.
Grey, Hay and Morris. Tho c1at:' for
Iearino the' appeals has not yet loom
annuuttoed. Last t <;ii'. for the tie -t
nu ir twenty y ar.•., the County of
Huron hart a valuation n+' tri.' assn,,:
able property of the variouo minor
municipalities for the pntT ose Of
- otto•hing on r(tali•,,;tticn at .:
went. Valuator. wore: anpointe-1,
and their report showed a d -tided in
crease in the aa.esnutnt of lnauy of
the municipalities,
A BIG HIT COMING TO THE
GRAND THEATRE
Buster Keaton in 'Battling, Butler"
Will Play Three Nights, March
10, 11 and 12, pt Popular
Prices,
What is known as Buster Koott,u
;;a'ta:test pic'tuty of them all, will bo
played at the Grand Theatre, Thor
day, Friday and Saturday of next
week at popular prices. The story
is as follows: Some men are born,lazy
others aequire laziness, and may
kart, indolence thrust upon them by
wealthy parents. Alfred Butler
(Buster Keaton) belongs to the lat-
ter category. Upsetting all family
precedent, Alfred one day flees hark
to Nature, accompanied by Martin,
his valet. A Rolls-Royce takes the
youth and his rervan-t to the great
open spaces and a tent, more luxur-
ious than the Holiest Sheik's. Tin:
only thing that breaks the monotony
is a chance meetins: with a beautiful
girl (Sally O'Neil). Alfred gots up
enough ambition to propose marriage
but Sally's husky fnt)i r and equally
husky brother vote "no"t-any in-law
must by a red-blooded he-man. Thi)
love-.si,•k youth's valet thinks of a
plat) to win tho girl when he sees a
.tory in the paper about one "Battl-
ing flutter," a boxer who is scheduled
to fight for the world's championship.
The valet tolls Sally's fancily that Al-
fred really is 'Battling Butler" pos-
ing as a gentleman. Alfred is wel-
cowned at once as a prospective bride-
groom, and when he leaves town, os-
rensihly to fight tor the champion-
ship, he'' a near -hero. He's trotted
as a real hero when lie finally returns
for "Battling Butler." to everybody'
surnree, has won the championship.
A hand and a mob meet Alfred, be-
iTeving him to bo the real ear scramb-
ler. Afraid to reveal tho decoption,
Alfl'od weds Sally, then discovers
that, as "Battling butler," he is hill -
ed to fie•ht one "Alabama Murderer,"
and, with sinking heart, loaves for 1
the tr.ining ramp. New eoinnTien-
tions arise, for the real "Battling
Butler" anp,'ars on the scene. On the
niol t of the fight, Alfred, to keep his
bride from with.>ir,c his disgrace,
looks her in a room. But on the way
to the slaughtt•r he hears the frenzied
mob yelling, "I/tutor! ButleiT' and
disc•ovo•s ho has been delightfully
douhl•-cross,:d. "Battlin' Butler" had
fought his own fight and knocked the
"tMurdprer" for a row nf totem polis.
When Alfred bre'iti, th:lnlchig tri •
"Battler." .the champion takes his
"double" into n room and starts to
non up the floor wi,t1, him. And
then -amazingly -._.the worm torus,
and 'o tho fooniost fi•_ht ev,•r shown
on the screen, knocks o1) the: 'ham -
pion. ami than promises his adoring
6' idr that ht• will retire• from the
ping forcvpr.
RUTH RESIDENTS KEEP
SILVER WEDDING DAY
Mr, and Mrs. 13ennett Are Honored
by Friends.
111+•'h
FA. ;':i \n ,•i. I. y do,
„tont took, plot at t to hone. r ?Te.
epi 1i1•s. Aaron T e ml itt t th •ir
boon, 1n Queen .819 t 1 ,',•nl -' -.
they ,eleltrated tit,.;t,
Inn nit• ,•-+any. Tiinnr I ,a -:i;: .,, i :a
c1:311 n`rinrl( :1)d cover- w• t Vol lot
:0 out..t::
111 ;ih+L•. woro i:,.tine, ,l-;t••'a-•d
in miller. find 1 °hoer, with ,,m Ile.:
arld floweret in the mono shat l'b
n: +•el...mall dilora'01 Jt,s1't
f bonbon 'r;,e 1K :i•:' \T;•r •<
11 ..t
end P' ni \zrihi ten., to' ("1 to o
\ii.; 'Sault„, S!eana!•i,•nt, of -
Inhtr•,.
13,;f3 r tit Afro. L, tttl tf 'n•,;.;terl. i
Goest, 0.e1,• p• 11 1.011 Tinnitus 1
(intern, .I,tuutn, to p n anti illyth,
t 1 n•rcttul ton;, wt;r-; toot lvo.1 Tonto
1otonto, Sl Thont.i,bilin, i'Itt Tplh
o rt.i'h rodrl1 , 1 „ i 0•n,l
tens, t1 ver ) 1 r - lei! t)1. the
Irl 1;'rlht ntor t l 'fro D. by the
Li 1!.,,e, Ttr. A. liftT.,::'3.
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11 111111 t aft. a1,0 (r r ,1 v Itr••.
ftti h llie s ri 'i., in ! at tl.:tu•r.
now (x..712'"i ., ,,..,.a. , r r!ot...- .7,,r nil Ili
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i'ratiot7 to that jar0v10r.e..en til 51 e,. 31.1.1 , ; t, 1
1(.16. 6, l,mt0.tete;.
PRESENTS BUDGET
Hon, Dr. .1. D. Monteith, )'ruvineia
1 t•:i 11 m•, who 1 rc-ented his first
boob loot Tuesday, the best sine('
the C un eivtltiie (hoe, ritrt,•ut took
office promised tlx cuts which will
save Ontario e ttize•ns thousando of
tit/liars,
MORRIS TWP. TRUSTEES
AND RATEPAYERS ASSO
O11 Tuesday afternoon about 40 of
he ratc)layers and School trustees of
Morris Township met at the Town.
hip Hall int their annual meting.
t1i,h.u'tl Proctor was re -sleeted Pri'si-
d„nt and C. Coultos, Neurotony. Thp
,.'itis l' matters under discussion wen':'
urt'icula and organization of boards.
W. M. Morris, provincial =eeretary of
rural trustee association was present
and outlined questions which alight
'r'
ire considered. The i lad 111} lets of
h I a
1
the curriculum of the socundary
t'hools of today to the requirements
of the majority of students was nett'
phase. hack 00 year,: or 0 century
ago 75 per cent. of grammar schools
stunents were required for profession
:11 life. Today probably 20 per cent.
go to professions. It would be a-
ar«,ed that the curri<'ulum should he
aitercd.
Mr. Morris directed the mooting
to the consideration of definite
questions:
I. Tho High School entrance
should or should not be considered
the finishing of a liberal public school
education. Should there be a further
advance along lines not provided for
in the high school enure.. sonlethin!r
vocational?
2. The high school in rural mom-
1,1,e/titles should give some instruction
along lines related to rural life. The
teacher should have. some consciomt-
p.e.s of the background of the rural
child.
8. The agricultural option in sec•
ondary schools should be an option in
matriculation to the university,
Supplementary to tD,• Minister's
tomnchil` board hill, ;suggestions had
Loon advanced along various line=.
1, Beep the throe -trustee hoard
.:fid form a township hoard com-
posed of ono member from each
school board.
2. C1•pate a county board with
County Council representation.
3. Make the comunity rather
than the township the unit for ad-
mini8trati011.
Mr. Morris was willing to monced.,
that the little "ro)" school house"
("rod" was a United School word not
applit'ahlo here) had done well, but
it probably got credit for what was
tho natural cen,:lquenee of the in-
euleft on nf the proper prospective.
in 1!•Fr -;1 sinst• of the dignity of
work, and the indignity of i IIt n ahs.
It was tenacity, industry anti hard
work that made men in past doca(les.
'rho discuseinn ran briskly for a
(•nuph of hours.
South Huron Show
Best Yet Held
Fine Grain and Vegetnhles On Ex-
hibit at Hensel! - Attendance is
Large - Interesting Addresses
Given During the Afternoon.
Hon:mil, Feb,, 25-•--'l'Iie lir•ns:ill
c.In . rn„,r
:toed d nue Vegetable tubo, ,.how, un -
dor trio intordoos of tht South Hur'ou
15liculWrit] Society, was iold ;n the•
town hall hon. tIds afternoon and
itrotool ihr hest "to flop history of floe
fl ili,m.
Tho attontlaitto. woo
I.1 tend tip' 1.- 11 was for l:o'tr,•,.t
r000tol. while tl:r quality wits high
eo.eiall in vi„a fit' the wig weath0r
;rhirtl m u•krd -n much of last Y'-ar s
io „t motson.
111.10, the aft a'noon v- 1411 10-
totoolotto othirto, - we're' glom. Prof.
11.1 r a,
of toe 1. A. 1., 1;uel1,11.
...led as ,gild and :tl:+n rely tett wi-
tlia=•I. Mr. Ovot'holt, trio ihr seed in.
p -mini h:uluh of the Ontario 1):•.
MI itnl,•nt of 't:rii, ittu,•t., +:Le ern
v :1::' (111: 11t11i: r !Yowl tlii1111h .,1
t; ra in. 01111• 1'. icier., of 1 -,: 1.
pr.,.itler t of 1It(. ..truth 11111011 Sol•i(-)s
Cpl :.•t,1 hi: pb;kur•p at Ilte suer° a,
Of the slxttW'.. .:..- ._
"1-1, I full Shia 1t „ tiotohlotr
by
or tie, 11,2e 11,,,,11k,”, I \6 1 ix.
ila inn. hit }ern 11,11 luted Int•:+ 'l'l0•-
I I b, ail tri:• ,n;.lot- l';aro(orrrn 1ato n
tho Diol l 1, itl fur +h
Unci, :1 line, ;Intl 3,1,0.0) F+al to
ri1.. 11 l+111ti
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THE BRUSSELS POST
Why be
with
ili'11fcrircr to63,.
Brussels Public School Report
1(0011 III
* l•eprol -I, to the 1111(11be•i' iIf 4X1110 ),
for which the pupil Wee abseil.,
80 IV -
1,ennard Walker 125
(1,1'harine Walker 422
Jails \Mite° 8112
flea'Colleek 741
Jean (::,idwell 7811
Leak Hamilton 7t(;3
Viola. Fox 64 3
Florence Gamuinge (I2 5
Hilda \Vhir(atcl 597
Allan McOraekeu 51 9
Greta Burgess..,,.. 37
Jo IV-
Is'velyli Riley 70.4
\an,y Jane Fouler 72
Mauna Ilnuliltnn 71 7
Gladys Pawson till 8
Evelyn Dennison 65 3
Jack Douglas 05,2
Mary Roe 04.8
Not mint Thompson 04 8
BaanI.- l '
dek
c
1396
Glendon Thuell 60 3
'Russe) Darlow 50
lack McDowell 545
Scott Burchill 54
Jim Karr 528
Melvin Thompson 37.8
John Kernaghan 37
SR. 'III ---
Marguerite Logan 79,6
Jessie Little 75,2
Dean Davidson 73
Alice Pope ' 72
Mac McDowell 02.2
*Mai guerite Bryan); 0(1.3
Mamie MOQuarI le 58 0
Frieda Pollard .51 4
Lorne Kerr 47 8
W. J. Rutleclge 402
Phyllis Bt pine 452
Jack Rutledge 44.2
John Campbell 41 4
Stewart Lowe 40.8
Russell Bryans 35,3
E. F. Dlntts, Teacher,
ROOM IT
R'pm•t rot January and Bebruary
t J o 1TI•-Exaiuinedin Comp., Art,
Art th , Lit., Hist., Geog., Read, and
Spell,
Vilna Davison 81
Donald Moltae. 74
Jessie Caldwell 71 5
Donald Ferguson ... 73.8
Stuart Brigham 70 8
Tom 0110110,.,.,,64.
Fred Burchill 03
Lyla Hicks57
Stella Henderson 56
Irene Riles 51
William Edwards 5(1
,lean Riley 45
'Ella Furrow 34
So, III -Examined in Comp„ Art,
Arith., Writ„ Geog, and Read.
Vela Fox lit
Aleen Gibson 81
Helen Douglas 72
Hilly Palmer 71
Lloyd Kernaghan (j(1
Berth. Hicks (i1
'Jack Farrow 58
Jim Ritchie 56
Ju, IT- Exit ruined
I I.
Harold Y olleck 94
Mut ieKing 81
Jack Baeker 80
Carl Pluto 811
Bowman Galbraith 79
i11nc Ed word, . 78
Noreen Rutledge 74
McCurdy Lowry 73
'Aline Bryan, . 713
.11114 Uruglas 70
7'oIIl !it timbal' (10
Ned 151111eeig,, 11.1
'14lwund 111 (,)nnrrie 51
11.51ty 1:. 7(11ONO11, ).'ettchet-,
P1;,IMARY ROOM
5'rH i't..ts - N;e uniued in Read„
Arl, l,'„0111., Atith., Daily
\\ at k and li'n+o-enn•nl,
1s0(1 UIT.,vi..h 92
liitl(- 81t•pltenstin ....,...,90
1i1C1 Paiute) 41)
hlargattit Scute 87
Get old (411)5011 - S5
Muriel Ilaist tit..
Mat gt o Riley ...,. ... ,82
Friedl Thuell 81
MTh iv Holmes 70
Ethel Fox 75
Dorothy B Wan one 74
Margery Kerr 72
(411 1. Hood 01-0011 70
4T1 -1 -Excellent -John howler.
311.11-EXocllent- Toru NIcFadzenti,
Biliio King, Hlo'iley Rutledge,' &leen
heZnnr
tie Irma Riley,
Edith
rl t'ins-
1sT
13itro
tDentikon. 6101 -Betty
Best, Omar Cunntnohow, George Gal-
braith, Is Mel Brigham, *Elmer Ewan,
Harvey Gibxnn, F1'allk Rtitledge.
IT -Ex col lent --• Mildred WhiLean],
Jack Lowry, Harold Campbell,
Ft,n, I. 0r1'ITANAN, 'Teacher
TURNBERRY TOWNSHIP
Mra, Alex, /inside, of Wroxeter,
ited with her sister, Mrs. John Hall,
Motivate, on Tuesday.
John Nicholson and Glendon Yeo
are busy cutting wood i1) Wm. Holm.
ea' bush, 418 Con., Turnberry.
Joseph Lovell is busy hauling brick
and lumber, to have his house, Con.
3, Turn berry 'I'wp., re -modelled,
Mit. Hazel Stnulper. who has hien
laid oft` woe k for a l'e5v days with a
very sole throat, 111 able to be out
again,
Kinney McNaughton pmertained a
number of hie friends 60 [t dance, 01)
Friday evening.- All report a good
time.
Mrs. Harry Chamberlain and
daughter, horee(2, also Miss Florence
Hall, all of Wroxeter, spent Sunday
with the farmer's brother, Gordon
Yen,
MONCRIEFF
The limo:cole auto livery is 'kept
quite busy bringing in passcngel(0
here.
Geor41 McNair is recuperating st
his mother's home after a severe at-
tack of the grip.
The W. M. S. of this church are
observing the. Women's Day of Pray-
er her on Wednesday.
Jno. McKay who has boon visiting
relatives and friends for the past
couple of months has. returned to the
West.
We are pleased to see Joint Pat-
terson able to be about again after
having been under tho doctor's carp
for a time.
Walton and Mancrief young peo-
ple who have given two very inter-
esting debates, each winning one. are
in same as Sr. preparing a this'd, to break the tie.
Monerief soft ball tear) are sv01,0
that they are unable to display the
"cub terry didn't got" •1rtc'r Winntly
n series of games with Walton, Bras.-
owls and Ethel teams last summer.
School Re:nort:-Following Is 'trio
import for Monrrief Sohool for tho
month of January and February.
Pupils were examined in the follow-
eassermen
Beller Minds
1
`.itl;ret::l
Thele is magic in that
word "Home" which
never can be forgotten.
Did you ever stop to think
how few homes wou's-1 be
tecured unless someone
saved money?
We It11'1te gni.( ,titlt'1)lj'5 .lo'cul10
anfl m'11 arr(tf1:+if to e:, t ? •,
(lrtll)Ji9 by 0,1)41
.,,.. ... ( , :'l:;, bS 1%0
Your Eyes Need
Attention
if your oyes bother you in
any way;
If they tiro quickly or bo-
ttom? Inflamed;
If you do not see easily and
well;
If headn'hoe 11091(ir your
efici(•ney or interfere with
your pllasul'e;
If you cannot onjoy every
minute of your rcadin';''
SEE
Maude C. Bryans
optometrist
Phone 25x Brussels
no 'ubjeets:-Grarmmu', Blot )ry,
Art. Writing, Spelling, Arithmotir,
Goolgronhy, and Memory work: -Sr,
IV -Velma Robertson 77; Willie Ro-
bertson (31. Jr. IV -Lundy Mrll:ay
78; Mao McKay, Glen Rtlthwell, 6
each. Jr. III---Madalon Speiran 83',
I•Ierbie Huffman 77; Jennie McKay
76; Cynthia Machan 74; Jeannie Har
rison 72; 'Cecil Machan 07; Russel
Gott 5.1. Sr. Ii -Lillian Harrison,
Myrtle Gnlp, proud 77; Dorothy Mann
761 1Mnrshall Harrison, Cocil Robin-
son, 1qual 75 ; Lindsay McKay 23
(ab• ont 1. Jr. II -Leonard Machan
59; Donald Riehl 57. Primer-Evpt'-
ett Robinson, Louis Harrison and
Lloyd M .char, gond, Sndio 14 Mc•
Nair, T,:trher.
13AYFIELD
Preceding g n Private trill somewhat
not of fie ((limits, it petition tenni
Village of Bayfield has been tabled in
the Legislature. praying for annul-
nlpnt of ineoepnrati011. Bayfield has
been negotiating for hydro service,
and finds the cost of extension is rath-
er high. If it wore only a police mun-
icipality, it would be entitled to ohmic)
the Government's bonus to rural
transmission linos, and the proposal
(e to revert, to that status. There is
difference of opinion among the res-
idents of the villago as to thea more,
and the bill may be opposed. The
proposed change, of course, would do
away with Baytleld's reprPaentatinn
in the County Counnil, through its
1ee50, The normnnent population is
only about 800, but Hittite are many
Sll(1nn101• rook/Pots. Tf incorporation
is annulled, most of the ratepayers
wnnld vete in Stanley Township, and
tbnseon rine North side of the river,
in (loam -tell Twp.
MORRIS
Miss Reidella MacKenzie, of To mi -
t n,
0'tn, is visiting at the home of her
uncle, Albert Crooks, 418 line,
tins, Jas. A. Bryans and children,
Charlie and Idella, spent the week-
end with the Cermet s parents, John
and Mrs. Hopper, Wingham,
Sattoor, Romani -Following is the
report of H. 8. No 9, Morris, for the
month of February, Examined in
Writ„ Art, Lit., Arith., Spell. " do.
notes absentee for' one exam. 9R,
IV -Mabel Beesley 80. JR, IV -
'**Stuart Bryans t Artie Bewlov 71.
91'1 111 -Clifford Pease 01 ; ***Tom
Kirkby 57, Pit ITL-Beltrhatn Aloock
40. SR, Ii -Isabel Alenek (33. JR
II -Mae Hhortreed 75 ; Lloyd Pease
035. I -Addie Bell. Walter Bentley,
Lloyd Alcock. P14 -Ruth Alcock,
Those present every day were : Mabel
Bewley. Clifford Pease, Winch/tin and
Isabel Alenek, Addie Hell, Walter
Bentley and Lloyd Alcock. Average
attendance 11
O. MOGt)w,(N, 'I'p•,ehw• !
The Box Social held last Friday
evening at the home of Dave and Mrs
Smith, under the auspices of St,
John's church, Brussels was a Hueco.,,
det,pite the snow storm, A good uro-
gram \('118 rendered and evcr\'bod"
had a good time.
Mrs, John Sellers and two dough
tors returned to their western home,
at Vantaaw, Sasq., after epend1im a
fe w5)12)lth,: with the fornar's p:lr-
tuts. Win anti .Mr:s. Souc+h, 3rd line+
Died ;n the We t. Wm. and dexo.
Souch, .1rd line, received word last
week of the death of their claue'htc:.
Mrs. Burr, in her 40th year at Shell-
br )oh Sask Deceased d w, s r ' ,
was h t
`tIis t`itart, lfolmcrely of was
B uovll l l5ho
tht.11 r years ago, Last sunlnl r -1.1'
was Mar' '04 to 1Fir. Burr, Mrs. 1(101
it. stlniv'•d by five children be,ddrs
11.`r p 1" fits,5 ',!stets and 3 boot/wits
1 111 110 11114' -at Shellbrook. 'rhe:
1111811: tt:'itrd at the nau•ent:A h '111°
.fit 5111(1.)', The ic'ative4 11'1vn
f nlpllthy of ibo community.
Drain Tenders
'('endel•a inn Lhe repair of th. 1311118, 88
MnlnMplll Groot, Al0Iiilinp Township, u5Ill be
etveiVtilhy the undersigned bp to Saturday.
nigh, 1117 ,1 t1111917. anlad dote, 14 the will
Carnegie (,tbt
rent HMI, seefnrth.
101of m. rntrent In nnn0lnpeny order,bowyy
OA-
rirpt,•d,,st or Work to inn draw soon plane,
Profile owl spenifcntions of Engineer 1n
charge, Plans, etc„ at Lot 85, non. 8, Melttl-
lopTwo. RXnneel ion 7000 outdo yards.
JOHN 101e1Av, Olrk,
6N 2 11 12. 2, Sas forth,
Custom
Sal 'it' ing
!\s the 1)03' now 11 quantity
of Custom LOOTS in our
yards fur Suring Stewing,
parties requiring Custom
Saw ill dein t' Situul(1 fu•rilll;!(,
tel h, v 1 1 1 r. , in 011 t t' 110
314,1 a 4te"o1 11:11; M' 11 wine
OO1'P�t1Y-'.f1(1(71 11108
G ;a ;tear t Bros.
Tenders Wanted
The Commit of the 'row nehip of rimy in
x•.k1n5 for tsouler, for the jnh tit running 011,
Township '1'0nel0' whim requir05 to (Ir27.
Tomo., will ho opened 1t (be regular Dann -
c•11 mooting on Ai 11,Au', Morph 7t11. -
1. 11,10/A11, o'wp. Clerk,
h$hel, out.
Tenders Wanted
'rho Connell of the 'roles*l)Ip of (tray Is
1(8111ng for tend!'•* for the too of opnrating 111«
Towtlahip ornder told Son tiller when y0,011.14
lit 1027• Problem+ will be opened fit regular
CmuidLmneeting on dtlnndtlr, alnrr!, 7'11,
:T R. !PHA R. Twp. Cleeh,
Ethel, (1st.
ilo Your Feet Bother You
011 ! the tragoly of oohing foot, the mimeo -
of pninZ1tly rirn.ging raw fool after the oth•
,r, feria lOtte'npso of wntellillg oilers step
along lvioh0(8t 11 foot onto in the world. Foot
misery can be nvolded 1 know, because I
offered for years, but I found n way to re-
lieve tint painful strait 11(017 weultent •1
finches, 8.10, I want to help others ; if gnu
urea sufferer, please mention Tn 11 Poem when
writing. .7, re WOOD, 220 Prosspect Mb, Hain -
Ilton, (hot., or moy be pnrr(1nsed fit Downing
Bros„ shoe doolers, lirnosel0. -
Ethel Cheese Factory
ANNUAL MEETIND POSTPONED
TO MARCH 61h
The Annan! Meeting of ltvl.0l Cheese ]rite -
tory will be held in the Township Hall, Ethel,
0o Snturdnv, Morel, 5111, at 2 &cluck p. In.
An outside spenkor is exoected to bo pros.
0111 and 0(1(b•ese the sleeting. All interested
aro asked to attend.
CECIL BATEMAN,
Sec. -Treasurer,
Nouse and tot for Sale
The twdersignod offors for sale his house
and lot on Alport street, nrus,els, House
contains bath r r
Corneae x50is a y(1 wired.
Good garden and garxgn, Evorerytloing in
flrst•n1ABg teener.
85.11 JAY, HENDERS0N, Seaforth.
Court of Revision
'28ka notice tient a Court of Revi81011 on the
assessments of the Buchanan Drain Elaine
eti0n By•L,w and the Fraser Drain Improve-
ment Hy -Lew w'lll be hold in this Township
Hall, Ethel, on Monday, Mareh 7th, at 2 nod
2,80 o'clock respectively. nnrtioa interested
ore ticked to govern Chemeolves accordingly,
.1,8, FEAR, Clerk.
AUCTION SALES
AUIITTONSALEF0FARA1, FARM STOCK
15111.811 UNTO, ,rto.-D, M. Scott, Auction
ear, has been incarnated to sell at Lot 2(1. Con,
111, GreY, on Monday, Starch 7th at 1 80 o'clock
sharp, the following ; 1 matched team of Ag-
rm0lturnl noires, 1 Perohoron mare 0 years
old,' cow due Maroh 5th, 2 cows doe In April,
6 head of cattle rieing 2 mire, 4 bend of cattle
rising 1 year ; all choice, well-bred 0nd in
50 odBarredttRooki hens, 80 wpigs o Wyandotee,
Deering binder 7 -ft, --cut, Frost O Wood maw.
er, MnsseyHnrria bay rake, Dein hay loader,
Itiessey-Barris fertilizer neorly new, Peter
Hamilton cultivator, Noxon disc harrow, land'
roller, rook with rolling Dur, walking plow,
smaller, set of narrows lumber we goo, set of
sleighs, rubber tired buggy, 51egnet or6nm
separator, turnip sower, gravel box, set of
team harness, set of plow harness, net of single
harness, 22 -ft lodd or new, stone bont, set saw:
log bunks, pert berveoter, tongue for atoOorm•
eek binder, fore truck for hinder, set of drill
wheels, horns power rods, number of unohor
posts, neokyokes, whlflletrees, fork°, shovels,
crowbar° andnclneroue other articles. The
farm, containing 100 acres, with bank ba•n
and frame house ; renve01001 to school,
church and station. will oleo be offered, sob•
jest to a reserve bid. Terme made known on
day of sale. TERMS. -A11 aun10 of 810 and
under, cash • twee that amount, 9 months
credit given on furnishing improved jo(nt
notes, 4 per cent off for a,sh on nredit
am011,t4s. Loud owners for enetrity.
1AS. FULTON, Prop.
AUCTION SALE OF FARM, FARM 0T0011.
ItMhefe,Nme, &c -D, M hcott, Anotote
tier has bean 111-101101 Ed t0 861181 Lot 12. 00n.
9, Grey, on Fririny, March 11th, *t 1 tt0 n'oloalc
All ill). the following ; 1 Doom of Agrionttural
horses, 1 general purpose horse, 1 driving
torso, 400we rnopn86d in calf, 1 brood oozy
due to farrow about May 151(1, 82 breeding otv
e0, about 60 hens, mAt.ivntor, mower, seed
drill, binder. hay rake, hey loader, mai row
plow, ruling plow, 001 of °silos, w1)5on, hug.
57,autter, wngeu box and 06011 grindstone,
aiming mill, cream Depurator, conk stove,.
enpl 11rd, half dozen kitchen chairs, flour bin,
hay fork, ropesslings and pillow, about let
tens hay, obout'4)0 bus of outs, ab 2150 hub.
of wheat. The farm contains 100anroo, about
&acres of which is bush ; 40 ammo Fall plough-
ed • hank born dOx60 feet with ove,*hut
brickandframe Ionise; good well. Will 40
offered anbjeot to reserve bid. It not sold
will b6 rented, Terms made known on day of
woe, TEIiM1i,-All sumo of $10 and under,
111841 ; over flint amount, 12 months credit sty.
en on furnishing approved joint notes, 5 noir
mint off for cosh no credit mnonnts. Loud
owners for Amor'ty
W hi. m; l'rT92NMON, Prop
Executor's Sale
Valuable Store Property
In the Village of Brussels
In the County of Huron
ett ta 60 of
thheu10tanGeorgeJn0lt0o nnithorn winll be offered
for Rale by Public AlonWlou, nn satnrdny, the
'1'wenty•slxt1 Clay •.f March A D 1007, at too
A mericnn Hotel, In the Village of Brussels, 00
the hour, f Two n'eloelc 111 the afternoon, by
D 11. `nolt, ONO , Auotlnneer, that valuehlo
property Itnows nit"The Iiinsh111 731oo1e",
p' 111! 0 ort 015 porde, or Lit Number Ninety
118t111, having 0 troll Giga of Twen tyarive feet,
Nix ,ne)169, a1 Turnberry Rtroet, in the afore -
so Id \t(ingo elf 1 ousels,
Thrro is gnml brink building upon moat
prnminu•H 111 good 711311•, HOW ncrupiel n. n
Butcher shoo and jewelry storm n the up-
stairs 101' horet(fore boon used OH 11 Fare, 10rn'
Rail, and with little °sumo(. (1111)' be made In-
to very dost rl4bh, dwell(ng npnrtmoroto.
TOOR8Is OP 14A1,E -'P2,o property will be
o0',red for sale, subjeot to (1 resorvnd h14,
Ton par cent of the pnrnlm0e money to be
pail flowed at 01ammo of the onto and the loch
[ince 7111aY thorortor wi!hoot intermit
The 114.1 ie (ndl•phtnblo
Portlier nnr14-ll,ihr5 tont eondition8 of heti.
may
ytinteddntlnlili nelaohi11110 Tweoly4Gighg611
din of (rebruary A,1). 1927
I) 8, Knott, AND12T1WLAIDLA\i+,
Atte. Exenotor.
W. AI, Si ncinlr, )lo ecuto •', Solicitor.
IIdOTICE
Of Application fol" Divorce
kRnot the hrehy given thatf,OU1•; BRINK -
ER, of Exeter. in the County of
Anson, 11, -tired Flamer, writ nstrly to trim
mow...,
of nrtnmho. fit tris noel vwlnn
thereof, 10r a 1(411 of Iliverce (Tone his wife,
n'1 molt Brinker, or be J' wnnhip nP 11'n01 -
wish, •n the (locality 01 wnteirino in i. he 1+,•ov.
I,e,, of (lila, 10, be the ,,,)r)'o)r t•rv•
Nn 11•:N14l'tl +InN,
not ntor forint ' ane linnet.
11'ted fit the 'fieri et Parkhill. in the
Pr* t• n Oubnr(o, 01119001 cloy of Jenne rye
/ .13,124. 6t
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of trio eetato of William
Bryans, late of tho Viliago of Brue.
sole, in the Ooynty of Huron, Don.
Homan, deceased.
Nutleo la lumrei,y given m11,11an0 to The lt0-
vlsed Stttures of on lingo, Chapter 120, that
1)110x, ditur* 1111(1 othors hoeing clnian against
elle 0010ta of the gaol Mcllllrrllt Bemis, who
cued an n1• shout the Delcotysnv,mth day of
dteun, y, A, O. 1917. fir„ 1•egnirHd oa ee before
the twolfti dee e1 March, A. l). 10Y7, to sen,)
by past preload or deli4er to the 11xoell tor, Vf
tile 111.41, W,II nod .616tnin0rt of 1110 tl,•Oexaed
011010 Ohlls,inn 01.1 /tarot) mea, nddresxes (( Id
desarlptioas, the full par timlhirs er 1 heir
ulahns. Erin *00(110000 of their anenunie trait
the nature of the 0oen retie•, (If nu31 1101(1 by
them
Aril f;u•ther take notice that efter 0110h eget
mewlan,al I he sold lixeentors 10111 prn0eed 10
celxtr)bill n the newts of the lenensed anion get
Ole pnrtiea enll/lit thereto. 'loving regard
wily to the 0181ns of which they eh -.11 thou
hove natio°, turd (110 send ItX1.011tors will 111
he liable for the •curl a••.aeta or ung 110(1 there•
of, to any person or person° of wh1se chain
native shalt not have been renelve,T by then
at the time of Ruch dlstribn0tan,
Dated this est div of Fehrmtr.y, A 1) 11x27,
W, 51 INi9,4111,
Solioltor for ltd ward t5 (]ryeno and John
13. Bryans, t11014xo,.utnro,
Notice to Crediitors
Notice is hereby g11'en, purs,tnnt to Section
50, Chapter 121, or tho Revised Mtotutes of
01 tart°, thntail persona Mullis 0101116 e5ntnet
the estate of George Johnston, de,e0,0d, wire
diel m1 or about the two Ify•secoud day of
January, A 0. 1027, fit the Township of ciroy,.
111 the Province of Ontario, ore required to
send by post, prepaid, or to deliver to R,
Vnnobono, Wing)u1»1 Ontario, Snlioltcr for
rho ltxeontors, on or hotore the fifteenth day
of March, A, D.1047'
Choir 1)10400 and add res.
seise with ht11 pnrtlenlnrs 10 writing of thin
claims, and the nature of the necurttte. lit
ally) held by them duly vocalist by a atnttltory
decmrntlon.
And further tike notice Mot after the sail
fifteenth day of ilarol , 1027, the :std Exeou-
tors will proceed to distribute the 088518 of
the sold estate ranting the partloe entitled
thereto having regard only to the chance of
tthave had 081,! 0110v shall
bollainotice, he
:aid assets or any part thereof to any person
of whose Maim they shall net then hove re.
ash vers notice.
Dated fr at027. this eleventh day or
Nebrunr D 1
Y, A, D. 1037.
11. 'A
80.4 \ NSTn, On
Win gham,,Rxoot(t
Solicitor for the Exeentors.
Notice to Creditors
In the mattor of the estato of the late
Mary Earl, tato of the Villago of
decth
Eol, in trio County of Huron, widow
eaHiner.
ed.
Rothe is hereby given pnronent to "The
Revised Statute, of Ontario' Chapter 120, that
all creditors and othere having claims against
the estate of the said Mary Mal, who died
on or 111)0(81 the Second day of February,
A D, 1927, are required on before the
Fifth day of March A. D. 1927, to °end
by post prepaid or deliver to trio Executors
of the Inst will and testament of the deceased,
their Christian and')urnanlos, addresses and
dnooriptions, the full portico term of their
claims, the statement of their accounts end
Ole nature of the seeuttlos, If tiny, held by
them.
Ant), further take notice that After 0(1011
lost mentioned dote, the Bald Executors will
proceed to distribute ;Ile assets ofthedoemas-
ad nn.ongst the partial entitled thereto, hot,
log regard only to the olden, of which they -
shall then have notice, and the said Exeoutora
will not be liable for the said assets or any ,
part thereof to any 1055 or persons of ::
oboe lahs notice tshall not bare iatr re. F
o0ived by them at the time of such diatribe. 1
time,
Dated this Twelfth day of Febroxry,1927,
W. M, SINCLAIR,
solicitor for E. L. Deejardino 11110 Thomism
Turnbull, the Executors of the deceased,
Farm for Sale
N'0rin of the late William R Hestia, consist.
ing of 72 mires of expellent land, in the town-
ship of Howlett. About 16ocres of hush, bal-
ance ell workoble; 0p1endld natural water
supply; good ornhord, horn and frame house,
situated shout 134 mileo from GorrfoP. 0.
01111 shinning Motion. Also 199 -Bore 51000
farm adjoining First -ohms land, tell Moan.
0d, good shade and never•fnilino watee *up -
ply; good barn, drive shell find fruit trees.
Will nein separately or together, Poese0sion
March 161, 1927, Apply to Mrs. Wm. R. Rats
tie. Exeentrix, Box 260, Gordo, or
G. W. WALKER, Gorrio, Ont.
Farms for Sale
Mamie. being the south halves of Lots 10,
1092,21,11522, 10 (ho let 1106, of Grey town-
ship. 100 acres ideal grass farm. with moa-
ning water andthndo, will be sold 0nperately
if desired. Will consider renting part or nil
to suitable tenant A only to 8804'
i20. O JOHNSTON, 11 R 2, Rluevola
or GEORGE 8POTTO15, Winghom.
Farm for Sale
100 acres, being T,ot 29 111011 Pon , Top. of
Grey. About 80 ne•o0 cleared, balance past-
ure slash. On the premises is targe gravel
pita story and n half frame house, framer
citable and other scall haldhrlo, Small cask
payment/1, be1ntle° may 161,6)1, on mortgage
P o0e00sion eat of April,1P27, Apply to
A00H, 1,1014EAN, R. R. 2, Brnssele.
House and tot for Sale
The undersigned offers for mote his 0010Port.
able brines cottage on Princess street, Brno•
mel°.-Hnlfinere of lend Well and nl0tern.
Immediate possession. 'O'or further prrtleo-
alarm, apply to Witt. W011K, Rruooels lye 0.
Phone 0117
Nouse and tot for Sale
The eligible house and lot on Quoon street,
Brussels, the property of the late Mrs. Rego,
is offered for sale. Comfortable hoose with
anion garden. For further particulars apply
to HARRY' '51(10M,
8.01 120108 Brussels
Farm for Sale
(The old Hamilton Place)
n)0 acres, 5)01ng 15)2 1,1(00 7 8, 0 and North
40 noun of 10, Con, A, Turaherry township
Large fir0(•tslase barn, splendid stone stabling
un50rnonth ; windmill, lergo driving shed,
good Profile 4(01100 and stone kitohol, lerg0
111111, 0ru110)01 el lagnolia 11 ile from i hoot.
51116 farm has boom in pasture for anile yenta
Itr1(1 will give highest returns. Perm land 1.
vnitteo v'ill rise, 410' parblculnre opp)y to
TH08. GIBSON
' Administrator John It. 0)1110011 estate
P, 0. box 77 Wrnxoter Phone 00
r
Farms for Sale
tWescce ,
The under,9lgn*,l otters for 011° his I00•nara
farm luting 1,114, 000 26, Cott.7, Morrie. Moo
((011 7 aDNor Norris. (Ion houses end ber heron 'in
Iirst•olasa condition, Also an good 0011-510155.
Mo. W111 sell with or without crop. Rens•
on for soiling, {mor health- For further part
Millar% apply to W. H. 14o('UTOn0UN,
Peoprtetor,11.11,4, Hruoselo
Farms for Sale
1001,, nos of 1*111i. 41'41gthn snnth 10? Lot ,
Ono 8. unit the ann. b 1' of Lot 10, Con. 71n Me'rown-•hii' of Movers These turn", ore offered
Inc saleln t /ire rp the alara of the MI44.11°1100
Smith. if not cold tb,v Will U0 r entr•rl for poo
tura. or pnrtinulars,+nrliv to the ,.gonntotre,
RUN fit /1611(S0N