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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1928-10-17, Page 8WEDNESDAY, OCT. 17th, 1928 THE BRUSSELS POST 1 The Store Bulbs for Pali "`canting TULIPS DAFFODILS HYACYNTHS NARCISSUS Great Big Value A Packa'g'e of Gillette Razor Blades and Large Tube of Klenzo Shaving Cream Both for 59c The Care ofthe T Requires a good Tooth Brush and Dentifrice. Our stock of Brushes offers a good choice of shapes and sizes and • tw cps a 4,4h eth Tooth Brushes r,,,JjnR 4E3c 50c 25c 35c Milk of Magnesia Tooth Paste is one of the most reliable and effective dentifrices, Containing a large percentage of Milk of Magnesia it corrects acid mouth and tends 0) prevent decay of the teeth. Milk of Magnesia Tooth Paste 25c and 50c Tubes If you have Piperinq to do this fall See our samples to suit different rooms in the house, We aiso have several patterns which we are clearing out just now at Greatly Re- duced Prices. F. R. SMITH � S'fGl'� Druggist and Stationer iedmm� J l Local News Items 1 Inspector Was Here Mr. Edwards, Huron Co. Children? Aid Agent was in town last Wed• nesday on business. Moved. Last week S. Carter and family ;.loved into the house recently vac- ated by S. F. Davison. Away Taking Stock. S F. Davison was away at Nnr- wich helping take stock for hie brother, who has been seriously ill. Will Hold A Sale. Robt. The,d1 will hold an shinni ,n sale at the old Electric Light pian: of many articles on Saturday of this week. See full list in this i cue. A Correction. In L •t w, li i ne of the Pr`:ze Litt of the Brussels Fall Fair, we hod an error. In place of F. Tali. Alex. iiel.au •flit was elle winner of the Special vial ),1• given for the best three borses in Yi ' one teem. ship, by the Agriculairal ci• y. Uuncle Died Sunday. till - N. H n.i ten reeelved word on Monday that ter uncle, H.±nry Jackson hn,d died on Sunday. and Mars, Ni. H. We_.,:,> . who hod ,•o;ne up from Lindsay to attend the funeral of her sister, the late Mrs, Duncan returned 'co Lindsay to he rersent at the, fIDD,VNI of her brother. A oth..r brothel pa -cd away some months ago. Funeral Held Wednesday. - The funeral of the late 1Ire. Dun- can was held last Wednesday after- noon from the family residence, Thee F. G. Fowler, minister of Melville church, conducted the services at the home and graveside. The pal- lbearers were four sons, Harry, John and Francis, her son-in-law„ N. Hain- ilton and Dr. F. Lambie. Interment was made in Brussels cemetery. Triose from a distance were: Harry and Jas. Duncan from Moose Jaw, Mrs, W. H. Weese, of Lindsay, a sister, Dr. F. B. Lambie, Mildand, Mich.; ' Nelson and Mrs. Baker, Thornton and Mrs. Baker, of Exeter. Gets Government Appointment. The Melita New Era, of Oct, 4th, had the following item which refer:) to a former well-known citizen, Mr. Dave Lamont: -Dave Lamont recei- ved word Monday of his otljcal ap- pointment to the provincial game commission. This new body will be composed of five members and it is the intention of 'che government to make it as representative as possible. Dauphin, Portage la Prairie, Win- nipeg, Melita will each have a rep. resentative, while the fifth Member will be J. H, Evans, Deputy Minister of Agriculture. At the last session of 'the legislature amendments to the game act were made and it was inti- mated that the matter of game pro- tection in this province would be placed in the aarids of a commission, the formation of which has just been announced. Formerly the game protection act was administered sola - ]y by the deputy minister of agricul- ture. The newly appointed zone - mission will hold its first meetin a in Winnipeg Friday afternoon, and it Is generally agreed that sportsmen interested in game matcars wi11 appreciate the new ar- No School Thursday and Friday. Owing to the Teacher's' Convention at Blyth on Thursday and Friday of this week there will be no school in 'che Brussels school, Improvements. F. R. Smith is having his block brightened up with a coat of paint, W. A. Lowry is having the Blas• hill Block, done up in red for the fall fashion, Looked Like A Fire. Friday shortly after 4, while work men were: testing the piping for 'che ;:aeoline tanks at the Hudson & FA.ei Garage, they took fire, but it only lasted a few minutes. Euvs House. Eddie Henderson purchased the hnuee that ;he has been living in Inc the pat few years from Mr's Coleman, Toronto. The property was known es the ti._<il Mulloy property. Second Crop of Raspberries. H L. Jackson brought a bun.h of r.t t.b )ries, a second crop, to The Po:': on Friday morning. He state .1 tit he thought there were eneugn berries on the hushe, to fill a berry box. ( Brussels United Church REV, A, W, BARKER, B. O. MINISTER Sunday, Oct. 21st ;1 11 a.m.-Public Worship. I ' 6th ie eie eerirs on "Life Culture" I 1 Subjeet "The Culture of The Heart 3 p.m. -Sunday School and Bible 1 Classes. 7 p.m. -Public Worship. Theme: "The Centrality of Christ" Tuesday -Y. P. Society. Wednesday -Prayer Service Friday 8 p m - -Choir rehearsal. Sunday, October 28th ANNIVERSARY DAY Rev. E. F. Armstrong. I3, D., Listowel, trill preach A Th:wk.,dfcring will be received. Sending Money to Distant Points OU can send any amount of money to any paint in Canada at a minimum of expense by using a Standard Bank Money Order. This method is the simplest, safest and most convenient way to send remittances by mail in the Dominion; if the mail goes astray no loss is sus- tained. Should you desire to send money to a point outside the country, a Standard Bank Draft will serve your purpose for for•warliong money to foreign places. THE STANDARD BANK. OF. CANADA ESTABLISHED 1873 G, H. SAMIS Manager, Brussels Branch Is This A Record? Attended W.M.S. Meeting. Prus cels )lain street can boast of ! The following ladies from Melville having 12 gasolene tanks in two Church W.M.S. attended the seeti- blocks. Nobody should run out of coal matting of Maitland Pi'esbytcr- gas around here. pal held at Dungannon last week: - Mrs. Chas. Davis, Mrs. John Robb, Taking Over Hotel. Mrs. Bone, Mrs, Thomson, Mrs. Rant- On Monday Edward and Mrs, i age, Mrs, H. Walker, Mrs. Wilmot, i - Calton take over the Management Mi's. Strachan and Miss Jardine, hotel and Mr. and Mrs. Lowry will Good Printing board for a week before moving to ExeterNow is the time to look over year , l HOUSEHOLD Effects for sale, in - supply of office stationery -bill heads, eluding piano. Reasonable prices Quartette Takes Part 1letter heads, envelopes, stationery, at the residence of the late J. J. The male quartette of Melville etc., and if any of them are short, Gilpin. Phone 18x 18-tf Presbyterian Church took part in place the order with THE POST STRAYED from the Farm of R. S. the evening program of the Sunday printing' office. Here you will get first class work at moderate prices, Hamilton, sometime between Sat- School Convention in Wingham on urday noon and Monday morning, Tuesday. correct as to names, etc., and no ex two Long-tailed weather lambs. Any press charges and no extra sales tax information will be gladly receive Will Brussels Have A Hospital, to pay. ed, 18-1 It is rumored that the .brick house Head Story of 37 Years in Mission - FOR SALE -Fairbanks Morse Gaso= owned by 5, T. Plum is to be turned ary Field. lene Engine, 1 ds horse power,into a hospital. The local doctors Mrs. Petery Scott, Mrs, Thomson, with generator and batteries, Iand Dr. McMaster of Ethel nein Mrs. Ballantyne, Mrs. Strachan and good shape, a bargain. Apply to interested in the movement, It will Miss Jamieson, went to Seaforth last Robert Bremner, Ethel, Ont. be a good thing for the town if the Thursday to hear Dr. Margaret Phone 85-13. -16-t£ FOR SALE -A frame house and acres of land on Thomas St., next door to Jos. Querin. Mrs, Robert J. Anderson. 14-4 HOUSE FOR SALE or to Rent -7 rooms, hard water and small hen house, On Albert St., Brussels. Apply to Mrs. Wm, Hoist. 14-4 FOR . SALE- Pandora . (McClary) Range, in good condition. Apply at Post. I00 ACRE FARM FOR SALE: - Being Lot 3, con. 16, Grey. Build- -ings in first class condition. An- drew Sloan, Phone 27-12. R, 11. No. 2, Brussels. 23-tf. Card of Thanks. The undersigned wish to thank the neighbors and friends for the many kind deeds and sympathy ex- pressed during the last illness and death of their mother. It was much appreciated. .Mrs. N. Hamilton and Duncan Bros, Passed Away This Morning. Shortly after four o'clock this morning (Wednesday) Mabel Amelia Dailey, wife of Nathan Chapman, passed away, after an extended per- iod of suffering. She was in her 43 j her ptu•ents being the late Jas. and 'ch year. The funeral will be held Mrs. Singleton of flat city. When from her late home on Friday after- a young woman she lived in Newin- noon and will be private. To Mr. arkct where she met and married her Chapman and .hiss Evelyn, we esrend late ] b d J McCauley, Th our sincere sympathy in their bere- avement. A .fuller obituary will he given next week• rumor is correct. Women's Institute O'Hara tell of her thirty seven years work as a lfissionry in India. She was there addressingg 'the W.M.S. of The Regular Meeting of Brussels the Presbyterian CClliurch at their Women's Institute will be held on Annual Thank Offering Meeting. Friday afternoon of this week in the Minor Locals Public Library. There is to be et Half of October has gone. demonstration of Salads conducted The leaves are beginning to fall. by Mrs. A. Strachan and Mrs. R. J. School will be closed Thursday and Friday of this week. East Huron Teachers' Convention atBlyth this Thursday and Friday. A few took in the Wingham Fair last Wednesday. They had a fine McLauchlin. The Ourrent ; Events to be given by Mrs. R. Thomson Roll Call to be answered by a Shower of Fruit for the County Home, A cup of tea is to be served and a charge of 10 cents made. All the ladies of the Community are invited daTuesday evs dirty day with the all to the meeting and enjoy a worth - day drizzle. while afternoon. The Late Mrs, McCauley. Is In The Insurance Game. • The Clinton News -Record of last The St. Marys J'ournal last week week refers to a gentleman, who it had che following obituary of well- known to a great many in and mother of Newton McCauley, now of around Brussels: Mr, D. A. Anierw, he 5th line, Morris, formerly of wlio for some time as assistant agile L'russels: A former well known St, cultural representative, was a resi- Marys resident, Mrs. James McCau- dent of Clinton, has recently been ley, who passed away in Foxwarren, appointed to the position of district Manitoba on Wednesday, Oct. 3rd, Supervisor for the London Life Insu- was interred in St. Marys Cemetery ranee Co,, with headquarters et on Tuesday, the funeral being held Wingham. rem the residence of her son, Albert ranee. Press Will Meet McCauley, of James Street, :North. AlHuroCo.o.GoPress on l Meet Mrs McCauley, whose maiden name The fall mooting of the IItuon was Susan Single con, was born in St. Co. Press will meat in Mika Hall Catharines, seventy-seven years apo, at Goderich on Friday afternoon of k t 1,30 o'clock. Following this ncc a is the program drafted out: --Address -Lorne Eedy of Sc. Marys. l eport a o ui an aures c�au ey, e of Convention at Edmonton; h. Mc- youngg couple then carie to the 10 Lean and W. F. Naftel: Address -- until 190'2, When 'the moved to St. lYI, MacBeth of Milverton. How to Y Meet Outside Competition in Com- Mauws, Twenty you're ago Mr. Hoc- niercial Department. Round Table th Concession of. Blmtsharl and coin- Discussion; The Best way to Indo once Non-members to come in. G. L, Hall and W. H. Robertson. Election of Officers. Will Meet in Clinton, The fault:a annual convention of the Huron County Educational Assoc- iation of Trustees and ratepayers, will be held in the auditorium of Clinton Collegiate Institute on Satin rday, October 20th. eatures of the meeting will be, a public speaking contest at 10.00a.m.,adclme(sses and discussions= "Grants to Peel'ie Schools," "Agriculture in Secondary Schools," an "The Township School Boards Bill." A cordial invitation ie extended to all interested 01 educa- tional matters to attend, also to the teachers of the County. Sessions will be held at 10.00a n., and at 1.s0:p,m. Wm. Archibald of Seaforth, is the president of the Association and llrs• R. Davidson, Dungannon, is Secre- tary -Treasurer. Pr•ett October Wedding. Heeon Old Boys' Euchre and Bridge, The United Church of Bi'ttsse1 , The Huron Old Boys' Association Ont.,formed a setting for of Toronto will hold their fleet Eur -g °„ pretty che and I3ridge entertainment of the autumn wedding, when, at high 11 0011 e1 1 (1)5 in the Icy era Hall, Elm St., on Saturday, Margaret Edna McCall, on Friday evening, Oct. 20th, to only daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Thos. which all Iturouites are invited, Good McCall, became the bride of Jonat'- prIzee will be awarded and refresh- hon B. ;Nelson, B.S.A., 01 Pettrboro', np,ttt:; !Huron style will be served. only son of Mr. and Mrs. George Nel- 1'hc• latter part of the evening will son, Rockwood, Ont. The ceremony he devoted to a number of old time was conducted by Rev. A. J. Mann, dance 1, with an expert "caller -off" M.A., of Remick, Ont,, assis'cod by Rev A.W. Barker, B.D., the former Huron Presbyterial Will Meet having officiated at the marriage of At Fordwich on Tuesday. the groom's parents. The bride. who The North section of the Huron was given in marriage by her father, uyterial of the United Churen was gowned in white satin, made with will meet in the United Church, points falling over the hand. The Fordwich on Tuesday of next week, veil of tulle was caught to the head Following. is the program for the with a band of chantilly lace and two sessions: -(see program -run in) bunches of orange blossoms. White Morning Session -9.30. Chair tak- hose and silver slippers completed en by Mrs, T. H. Gibson, Vice -Pres' the costume. She carried a shower ident; Doxology and Invocation; bouquet of Butterfly roses and lily of the valley. The bridesmaids were becomingly attired in sleeveless per- iod frocks of taffeta, Miss Leta Snaith of Newmarket, in green and Miss Florence Malcolm, of Galt, in yellow. They wore black picture hats. and satin slippers and carried yellow chrysanthemums. Mr M. R. Staples of Woodstock assisted. the groom. The ushers were Mr. Janes Oakes and Mr. Norton Nelson of Rockwood. Mr. Bob Malcolm of Gal's ,played the wedding music,, and during the signing of the register, Dr. C, 5. Gilbert of Newmarket sang. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, Later the bride and groom left for a motor trip to Noz'dh Bay and Ottawa, the bride travelling in an English green ensemble. The coat of broadcloth was trimmed with oppossum. The matching frock was of crepe satin a1111 the hat of green felt, She wore beige gloves, shoes and hose and carried a green bag. nuation Schools -Mr. Norman Gat - On 'choir return, Mr. and Mrs, Nelson and Mr, and Mrs. Newton McCauley. rut: volition Schoaan. to -hers are Norman will reside at 504 Harvey Street, Those present for the funeral in- Pe'1erboro, The groom is well known chided 111r, and Mrs. Frank Seaton to change to other sections. 1.30p:Lnt to many in this locality, having spent and Mrs. Alloway of London, Mrs, Literature in Public Schools Devotional Exercises by the Gerrie Auxiliary; Words of Welcome, Mrs. Chandler, Fordwic3hl Response, Whi- techurch Auxiliary; Minutes and Bus- iness; Roll Call of Auxiliaries by Vice; President, answered by short roports; Music, Brussels Auxiliary; Itoll Call of Circles by Mie Rsthei' Hume, Secretary of Circles; Roll Call of C. G. I. 1'. Groups; Roll Brill of Mission Bantle and Baby Bands by Miss Mary Clarke, Secretary; "Why we should have Baby Bands" Mrs. Bollingbroke, Wroxeter; Music, 131u- evale Band; Offering; "The Financia: Aspect of Om'Work", Mrs, Hogg, Cl inton, Presbyterial President; Hymn; Closing Prayer, St, Helens Aux. Afternoon Session -1 to 2 p.m. Conference of all Secretaries; 2 p.m. Devotional Ekercise8 by Salem Auxiliary; Reports of Presbyterial Secretaries and Treasurer; Play, "New Eyes for Old", Wingham Gil. - ;ole; "Our Missionary Monthly"r Mrs. Willis, Branch See. for Missionary Monthly; Address, "Our Work in New Ontario", Miss Effie Jamieson, 1 Toronto, General Secretary of W.M. S work; Music Wingham C. G. T T. and all those 1 nenced farming, remaining their, Cawley died and three years later Mrs. Cauley went west to Foxwar- ren to live with her slaughter. lairs Wm, Tufts, at whose home she pas- sed away. Mrs. McCauley had alw- ays been a kind, industrious and sym- pnthteic mother, having raised eleven children. She was a staunch Pres- byterian, a member of Firs'c Presby- terian Church and a worker in the Missionary Society. Like many of the early pioneers, she was strictly religious and took great pleasure in. reading thescriptures. She was aiso fond of flowers and though 011e had much to take up her time while on 'che farm. She always managed to have a nice flower garden. Her fatal illness was of about three months' duration from which she never ral- lied. She is survived by four dau- ghters, Mrs. John Lucas, St. Marys; Mrs. Frank Seaton of London, who has been with her in the west for the past two months; Mrs. Win. Tufts East Huron Teachers' Institute at whose home she died and Mrs. The annual convention of the Ea'lt Leonard Wilson of Blenheim, Seven Huron. Teachers' Institute will be sons A780 mourn her passing, namely held in Blyth Memorial Hall on Thu - Albert of St. Marys, Newton of Bus' rsday and Friday, Oct. 18 and 19. Day - nets, nNijlof.n of Peace oxRlvern Di lets f Thursday's Program:-10a.m., Dav- Burton otional exercises, Rev. Dr. Barnby; Address of welcome; heading of minutes; President's address; Regis- tratlen and payment of fees. 1..30 p.m, ---"The story as a basis of 33 language teaching" Miss Ruth Barn- by; School games, Mr.Norman Muir; Circulars and Instructions, Dr. J.M. Field; "Agencies for the Improve- went of the Teachers' Status" Dr. Pakonham, Friday, Nana -Election of officers; "A Mediterranean Trip" Miss Clara McGowan; Teachers' Con- ferences in the Public School Primary Miss Buchanan, Chairman; 1st Book, Miss P. Johns; 2nd Book, Miss N. Dickson; 3rd Book, Miss A, Snyder 410 Book, Mr, E. Crawford; Conti - Ward of Foxwarren; Roland of Bue- lah, Manitoba and Oliver of Alemeda, Saslc, A short funeral service was held at Foxwarren conducted by Rev. Mr. McIntosh of the Angusville Pres- byterian Church on Thursday and another service was held here on Mo- seley eonductod by Rev. L, 3, Stones 7'110 pallbearers were Samuel Bart-- Iotc, David Brown, William Matheson, Samos Moore, John Crozier and T. J. Glenn of Windsor. Among the many floral offerings received by the family was a pillow from the family, sprays from Mrs. Annie Rob- inson. Mr. and Mrs. 19, Blackleg and friends in Foxwarren, a wreath from Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Wilson r. Paltenham' "II lane Teaching" Grop; Report' of Resolution Coin- several months here four years ago, t, Wilson and son James of. Bien- D rs, as c director o ejm, fine • "H Mrs. Seobie Bel rave, in Agriculture. Windsor and 14Ir, T Ellis of Brussels, Lavery. nii'ctee; Closing Words,. M Gibson; 1' t of theShort Course held h Mr, and Mrs T 3 Glenn of Dr, Milne; at Lunches" Della rangeemnt, Hymn; Prayer, g rJ� 11 Allen's Drug Store Wall Paper Bargains Excellent values offered in Wall Papers as we are cleaning up the old stock to make room for the new.lw,lt will pay you to see them. Colds - Coughs - Bronchitis As it is now the season for Colds, Coughs, Bron- chitis, etc., we would suggest the following as be- ing the great help in combating these : Parke Davis &Co. Standardized Cod Liver Oil Extracted from selected and strictly fresh cod livers, One teaspoonful is equivah'nt in Vitamin Value to at least one pound best creamery Butter or eleven pints whole milk or nine eggs. Recommended by Physicians Creolixir For Bronchitis coughs and colds. Gives instant; relief, Creopho s A Thema for I1,•„tl t•(110105, Puilder, and Remedy Seated and Stubborn Nyal Strengthen- ing Tonic Helps Build up Vim Vigor and Vitality Nyal Pinol Expectorant An •excellent Remedy for ir- ritated conditions of the throat. Allen's Drug Store Exclusive Agent for Nyal and Penslar Remedies Druggist and Stationer Successor to James Fox Visiors From The West. On Saturday of this week S.J. and Mr•s.Halliday of Brandon, were call- , ing on old friends in Brussels. 11 is 42 years since they left Brusse's, and made a trip back about five Years ago. Old friends were • glad to see them again. Coming To The Grand. The following shows have been booked for the coning season: - October. 16,17 -"One Round Bogen" 19 -20 -"The Noose" 23,24 -"Beware of Married Men" 26127 -"Chinatown Charlie" 30,31 -Rin -Tin -Tin "Dog of Regi- ment. BORN INGLIS,-hl Listowel Memorial Bospitst on September 8011, 1028, to Mr. and Mrs. Vol' nice Inglis, of Grey township, a daughter -Margaret Am Win. • MARRIED NEL140N-MOCALL,-In the United Church, Brussels ,n Saturday, October 18th, by Rev. A. J. Mann, Al. A. of Keswick, 00t„ assisted by Rev. A. W Barker, 13.D , Mlsa Margaret Edna, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mocoll, 0f Brussels, to Mr, Jonathan B. Nelson, B. S, A„ of Peter- borc', only sou of Ole and Mrs, George Nelson, of Rockwood. s. DIED CHAPStAN,-In Brussels, on October 17th, Nebel Amelia Bailey, beloved wife of Nathan Chapman, aged 48 years and20 days. Ilal`AULEY.-In Foxwarren, Manitoba, on W ednedey, October 8rd, Susan Singleton, relict of the late James McCauley, in her 77th year. IN MEMORIAM PABEES,-hi sad but ever loving memory of our dear husband and father, Gideon D, Parkes, who [departed this life October 1(ith, 1927. The voice 1s new silent, the (heart is. now cold, Whose smile andn•hose welcome oft met us of old ; We ales him and mourn him in silence un- seen And dwell on the memory of joys that have been. The love that we bore him Shell dwell 111 our breast Till we meet him again in the land of the blest, -Wire AND SON. Auction Sale. THURSDAY, OCT, 19th. -Farm Stock, Im- plements, etc., at Lot 28, Can. 0. Grey. Sale unreserved at 1 o'clock, Wm. Ward, Prop,; D. M. Scat, Ano FRIDAY, OCT. 10th. -Farm Stock, Imple- ments, &e., at N54 Lot S, Con. 16, Grey. Sale unreserved at 1 o'clock, Hugh Campbell, Prop,; D. al. Scott, Aum, SATURDAY, 00T. 2019 -1. -Belting, cumber, household effects, &o, at old Electric Light Plant, BTUesela, at 2 o'clock. Robb. Thuell, Prop. D. M. Soot), Ann. TUESDAY. OCT. -Ord,-Exte,,sive sale of Farm Stook, Implements, &o., at Lot 19, Con. 9, McKillop. Sole unreserved at 1 o'clock. John Klein, Pro • Thoth Brown, Aua TUESDAY, OCT. 29RD. - Purebred end grade Ayrshire cattle at lot 8, Con. 2 Orel,. (I.4 mile East of Jamestown), at 1 o'clock. T, 0. Wtlaon, Prop. • Jno Purvis, Auo, THURSDAY, OCT. 251'n. -Farm stock, &e, at lot21;Con 11. Grey, at 1.80 o'clock, Win. A. hllehel, Prop. ; D, 111. Scott, Ana. MONDAY, OCT. 20th -worm Stock, Imola. month, &a., at Lot 25, Con. 5, Grey. Sale un- reserved at 1 O'olook, 1Mn Bollen beck, Prop.; lolm PurAna, WEDNEvis.SDAY, OCT, 81s's.-Farm stook, implements, &e, at lot 24, Con. 12, Grey at 1 o'clock. Geo,18. Speiran, Prop, ,; ,Iuo, Kreut- er, Clerk ; D. 111. Scott, Atm. Farm for Sale West half of South half of Lot 12, on the 17th Concession of Grey, containing 20 acres, and the South half of Lot 12, on the 10th Comes, cion of Grey containing 50 acres. On the bpremises is n comfortable bride house, good arn and drive shed, orchard, 2 wells, 12 acres . brash. all nnderdrained ; 9 milds from Walton, 11010 edlnte DOSS0.8i011. Apply on Phe prem. lees.8•tY LEX. NICHOL, 0.15. 8,P1Walton. For Sale by Tender The undersigned offers her 100•aore farm, lot 20, Con. 7, Merril, for sale by tender ; 40 acres good pasture land, bnlenee timbered, some hardwood. Tenders received up ooOct. ober -27th next, MRS. FLORENCE RUSSELL, Bruseele P. O. For Sale or Rent 100 acres being Lot 11, Con. 2, Grey town. ehlp. Bonk barn with cement stables through. out. Frame house ; good cellar ' Good on ehnrd. School on adjoining farm, Milk roots Molesworth Oheeee Factory. Poseeeslon Oct. 15th, For particulars apply to 15.8 13, MoOORMI011, Listowel, e Poultry Wanted Will pay the following prices for No. 1 Quality Poultry - No. 2 at market value. Birds must be in starved condition or deduction made for crops. Average number birds to coop. Dressed Milk•fod Chickens must show white in color and free from tares ; back and pin hones well covered with meat to command top price Selected Alive Dressed Chickens, 6Ib, and over aa6 ,29 (Thickener, 5 to 6Ibs .25 .28 Chickens, 46 to 5 lbs .24 ,27 O(,ielceiis, 4 to 4i. lbs - .22 .26 Chickens, 35 to 4 lbs - ,20 .24 Chickens, older 85 lbs .18 .22 Ifo iv], 5Ibs, and over ,10 .24 Fowl, 4i to 51bs .17 ,22 Fowl, 4 to 45 ibe. ,. ,15 .20 Fowl, 85 to 4111s . .14 .10 Fowl, 8 to 81 lbs ,18 17 Fowl, 81bs, and udder .11 .15 Ducks, White ..,. 15 .23 Ducks, Colored ,13 ,22 Phone 66 Robtd Thomson Milk Fed Dressed ,82 81 ,30 ,20 .20 .24 BRTJSSELS