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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1924-1-9, Page 8. it etr. treessee rhc eretteeeette-r .4 • .4,40 Store Setting the NOW of the New Year Off to a Good Start Day Books Ledgers Blank Books Statement Pada Receipt Pads Pen Holders Pen 'Points Lead Pencils Indellible Pencils Rulers Rubber 'Erasers Waterman's Fountain Pen Ink In large and small bottles Carter's Blue Black Ink Stamping Pad Ink Invoice Files Spindle Files Blotting Paper Type Writer Ribbons Writing Pads Business Envelopes Linen Envelopes Look Over the List 21.nd see what You Heed NOTICE Guaranteed— A Style and Size to Suit You ALL KLENZO PRODUCTS SEE OUR Special Tooth Brushes at 25o each The bris'les la them are away better than are ordinarily foetid in a Brush at this price - Just the Brush for school children. Other Tooth Brushes at - 200, 350, 45c, 57c and 75c each Reliable Thoth Preparations Rexall Tooth Paste 250 !Clem.) Tooth paste, tubes 350 400 Camphorated Chalk, pkgs . x5c Pearl Tooth Powder 250 F. R. SMITH e 4.54M.Caeo Store Druggist and Stationer road'Seals tens Lacer. and District news on pages 4 and 5, AMENT Bros. teams are busy saw - logging. WOoD trade has been stimulated by the sleighing, SEVERAL BrUSSellteS will likely attend the Meifthen Banquet at London. Some nipped uoses and ears are re- ported es thework of John Frost. PEOPLE requiring a new suit should read R. W, Ferguson's advt this week. EASTER. IS very late this year, being April eoth. Ash Wednesday is March 5th and Good Friday April rilth. SNOWPLOW was brought into requisi- tion last Monday and opened np the roadways and sidewalks after Sunday's storm Local. Municipal Councils hold their organization meetings Monday. January 34152; the County Council on Tuesday. 220d, DISPERSION SALE -Dont miss reading the Dispersion Sale advt. of Jas. Chis- holm, Colborne township. He has a flue list of pure bred stock, &c. Tut Milverton Sun, one of the newsy, well edited weeklies, has had the genial Malcolm MacBeth at the helm for the past so years. It is going strong today and we wish It continued success. By advt. it will be see that the Guild 4615. of St. John's church will hold a sale of FOR SAM -12 ensollneengine, salving Horae-made baking and candy at the outfit kr grain chopper. Apply at TIM POST, store of Miss Mary Ross Saturday after. "W256i 8ALE.-Massey-Urris trader 1242 h. p. noon of next week. Tea will also be ."" a 8 -furrowed Verity plow, 1 Maple Leaf 10 Inch grinder and 1 18 inch oat roller. All in good working order. JAMES MIME, Brussels, R. B, 4. Oostronaeunat house for rale or to rent with all the modern conveniences, such as f arnace, bathroom, cellar, hard and soft water, &c. Apply to S. T. Patim, Brussels, DesteAlme residence for sale. Electric lights and hardwood iirars. Apply to E. A. DIXON. GOOD sleighing. SATURDAY was one of the cold days that got mixed up somehow with this mild Winter. Sunday was another. It will pay you to give W, D. Hamel's forge advt. on page 5 more than a casual reading. He says he has real bargains. ANNUAL meeting of; Bruise% Horti- cultteal Society will be hold Friday evening of this week at 7.30 o'clock. Will you be there? Nearly everybody loves flowers and plants but theye wont grow without work and care. HORTICULTURAL -Sbow your interest in the Society working hard to keep Brussels looking its best by the culture of flowers. Annual meeting Friday evening of this week at 7 so P. m. in the Public Library. Dont forget to attend. Would make good straw house Or implement shed. Apply to 32.3,1. LAKE, Phone 8210 Lot 8, Ord line, Morris. DURHAM cow for sale. Due to calve Jan. 8 Phone 4216. MA RR CAIIDIrr, Grey Twp. Samar. good White Leghorn cockerels from good laying stock for anle. Apply to Wm. Rona, Brussels, Phone 96, Fort SALE. -10 acres of standing mixed tin). ber, with alot of cedar. Will sell by acre or en bloc. Also 25 young pigs for sale. Lot 10, Con. 7, Grey Twp, Phone 840. W. lioLIANGER. Gm engine, 75452, p. Renfrew Manufacture, for sale In good running order, Apply at Lot 22, Con. 7, Morris, B. Wring. Phone Maude C. Oryons 4nno,u.., het.' Brussels Office Will be Open following thus of every week Farmers' Sales Notes BRANCHES of this Bank hi rural sections render valuable, service to fanners by acting as cus- todian for their sales notes, or by discounting them and making collections when due. Standard Service makes the farmer's financing easy. Tfrl STANDARD BANK 44 casaa& Brussele Branch, • - - G. Sardis, Manager Dublin Branch, F. McConnell, Manager Rout's -a, w, p. Monday ..,. to 12 L80 to 6 PriatlY -- 1 80 to 0 filateetley .2 . . . 30 to 12 1.30 to dt"11118Y nvering 7 to Rim J. 511 DItitit was here this week ip the interests of the Muskoka Hospital. Next Sabbath the Educational phase of Methodism will be dealt with In the Methodiet church by the paetor. HE'LL PILL THE BILL. -R R. MoKin- ney's many Kande 50 Bruesele, will be pleased to learn that he has been ap pointed as permanent opertitor at the C. N. R. depot at Wingham. He is no stranger as he has relieved here on dif- ferent occasious. mr. McKinney is a son of Joseph and Mrs. McKinney, of stuevale, and is well acquainted with the details of his position. We wish him success and steady promotion. served from 3 to 7 o'clock SATURDAY, of next week. thth inst., the Household Furniture and effects of the late E. C. Dunford, Turnberry street Brussels, will be offered for sale, also the fine residence of Mr. Dunford will be offered for sale, subject to a re- serve Va. Read the. rider. Ger To XT.- Wednesd ay afternoon of • next week will be the date of the An- nual meeting of East Huron Agricul- tural Society, See the advt, on page 4 and try and attend. Hour is 5 go and Meeting piece in the Council Chamber ROST, MAINPRIZ11 DAC eAsE10.-M any of our readers will regret to hear of the death oft Robert Maleprize, at Tisdale, Sask., on Wednesday, Dec. e6th. The late Mr. Mainprize was a member of the firm of Gilchrist, Mainprize & Green, who owned and operated the Union factory, Wingham, for some years. He afterwards owned. the Electric Light plant in Brussels. His eldest daughter is ItIrs, W. EL Stewart, Fergus, former- ly of Bressele. HURON OL17 Bops. -THE POST acknowledges the receipt of an invite. Um to the eetb aneual At florae of Huron Old Boys' AsSociation of Toron- to, to be held in the Odd Fellows' Temple 229 College Area, Friday even- ing, Jan. e8th, at 8 o'clock. Barrister W. Proudfoot is Peesideet and Edward Flondy, Secretary. Mrs. W. H. Fergu- son, formerly of this locality ,is tet Vice resident. A big time Se couated on. CoL DAVID MCRAE ILL - W Nile at. tending service at St. Andrew s Presby- terian Church on Sunday, Dec. 30112. Col, David McRae, veteran Guelph . Military officer, and father of tietot,. Colonel John McRae, author of "In Flanders Fielda," was seized with a weak spell, and was rushed to the General Hospital, The 00101101 had suffered slight stroke but at the hospital it is stated that his illneee wet not AS sericite as was thonght; and that he is resting comfortably. Col. McRae held the die- thiciion during the war of being the oldeet eotinnetiding officer of any unit in the C, E. F„ having recraited the 431c1 Watery at Guelph. He is a eonsiti 01 Mre. Jamas toWn, and UCO. Angus Lamont, Grey township, Huns° Stove for sale, Baseburner. "Favorite." Pricelt to sell. Apply to IL nixot. Fon Sar,a.-.1 buggy, 1 cutter and one set light harnees, all in good condition. $100 will any the lot: The outfit may be seen at Wroxeter. Write to Box 101, Clinton. CastrottrAnns ranee and ;lac relot for sale on Flora street, Brussels. (31505etable, small fruits, &c. Good neighborhood, Early pos. geseion. For further particulars apply on the premises. Phone 78. Mater A, .Boas, PAMrert, Osteopathic Physician, visits Brussels Monday afternoon of each week. Chronic and nervous diseases euccesefully treated, Visits residencea. Consultation p1 Queen's Hotel. ;$. I People We Talk About tt Mrs, Bert. Rogers was a visitor with Atwood relatives last week, A.. Tennant wassailing on old friends at Atwood during the holiday, Leslie Lowry, Toronto, was here for a brief visit under the parental roof, Mrs. M. Doll is holidaying with her daughter, Mrs. VanNorman, Wingham, Mrs. George Jackson is back from an enjoyable visit to Mimic° and Toronto. John Ewan was on the sick list last week but is able to be about once more. Miss Margaret Hall, Toronto, is re- newing old friendships in Brussels and locality. Mrs. George Edwards is visiting at the home of her son, G. N. Edwards, London. Mrs, D. Clark and daughter, , of Hamilton, are here on a holiday visit at the parental home. ' Ben, and Mrs, Walker and Miss Betty, New Hamburg, spent New Years at the home of D, and Mrs. Walker. - Mrs. George Rogers and Miss Nina, who were visiting with A. C. and Mrs. Daraes, returned to Mount Forest this week. During the past week Mazie Somer- ville has been seriously ill but is making favorable progress now we are glad to state. Mrs, Raynor, Mary Isabel and Billy, Petrolia, spent several days at the home of D. C. and Mrs. Ross, during the past week. D. B. McDonald, Galt, and Mrs. Clare, his daughter of Newark, N. J, were visitors with Mrs. R. D. Kerr, dur- ing the past week. Mrs. T. A. Hawkshaw, nee Miss Margaret Ament, Husser, Alberta, is here on a visit to the parental borne, 'rurnberry street, Brussels, arriving last Monday. Will. Mitchell, tonsorial artist, bas gone to Detroit where he is employed at his trade. Mrs. Mitchell is remaining here in the meantime keeping house for her father, Councillor Hewitt. Norman Smith, hardware merthaet of Borden, Sask , is here for a short visit with relatives and old friends. His daughter, Ruby has beeu spending the Winter with her grandmother, Mrs. J. R Smith, in Brussels. J. Lamont, Ba-rister, Toronto has purchased the legal practice and library of the late Malcomson, Kincardine and will take possession about the 15th of Tannery. We wish him success and believe the people of that locality will find Mr. Lamont worthy of,their high- est esteem, He is a Brussels old boy who has made good. Mee llowAitn CALLED -Last Sunday Cattiarim Frith, relict of the late John Howard, passed away at the home of Alex and Mrs. Anderson, the latter be- ing a grand daughter, iu her 8.2ed year. She was born in Germany and came to Grey township with her sister, the late Mrs. Jno. Long, when It years of age. 1863 deceased was married to Mr, Howard and they lived continuously in Grey until retiring from relining 23 years ago when they took up residence in Brussels. Mr. Howatd died 37 years ago.6 children were both to the; family, 3 of whom are deceased, viz.. Mrs. W. Bray, Mrs. W. Mahan and Mrs. Andrew Mahn. survivors are Mrs. Jno. Louttit and Mrs. D. Brown and Jae. Howerd, on the hotnestead, 54th Con. Grey township. Mrs. Howard made her home with the Andersons for past Q years. The subject of this notice was a very iudus- trims woman, neat as It pio, kindly in her mauler and was a faithfu1 •menthes of the Methodist ehureh, whose Me was the best evidence of her professioil. The funeral took plane Wednesday afternoon, service being contacted by her pastor, Rest. C, F. Clarke. Iota - 'tient in Brussels cemetery in the family • plot, Municipal • Elections Chu rOh Dhlreete Last Sunday Rev, Mr, McLeod as interim Moderator, took the services Craubrocils and Ethel la forenoon and afternoon. Friday afternoon of title week at 3 o'clock the moo lily meeting' of the W. M. S. will be held in the choir room of Melville church, A good attendance hoped Co. 00.Thursday evening, at 8 o'clock, a meeting of Melville congregation will be held for the porpose of considering the question of the proposed union with the Methodist and Congregational churches. is the Methodist church Rev. Mr. Clarke preached a New Year sermon Sunday morning from the text "Lord, let it alone this year also." Subject in the evening was "Solomon's wise choice," Last Sabbath morning M. Moore, a student of Queen's University and brother to Mrs. (Rev.) McLeod, took charge of the services hi Melville church during tbe absence of the pastor, who as haterirn Moderator for Cranbrook and Ethel congregatiotee was preaching the pulpits of these churches vacant. In the manatee Mr, Moore took as his subject "Lessons from Paul's sea voyage" and in the evening the 23rd Psalm formed the basis of thought. Mr. Moore is an earnest. thoughtful speaker and will be welcomed back on future occasions. GREY Reeve 1 2 8 5 6 7 McOutcheon 117 50 36 83 137 56 85-544 McNabb 11 45 28 54 44 41 70-288 Majority for McCutcheen... ..... 256 Council for 1024 will be Reeve J. 3. McCutcheon ; Deputy Reeve, Tboa. McDonald; Councillors, Win. V. Mc- Kay, F. Rowland and Wilbur Turn- bull. • BRUSSELS Reeve -A. 0, Baeker by acclamation Councillors Town Hall Library Total J. H. Hewitt ......98 145 243 J. W. Armatrong,f39 132 231 G. R. Weller..... 03 180 223 Walter Rose- 84 132 216 P. Mitchell"-, ....73. 107 • 178 J. McFadzean...... 68 117 176 30. Ounninghare....88 46 84 Auction Sale For the purpose of winding up 010 Estate of the late Edward 0. Mulford, there Will be of. fared for sale by Publie Auction on the prem.. Nee. on Saturday, the 19th day of January, A. 0.7914, at the hour ot 2 o'clock p. m , by D. M. Scott, Auctioneer, all the household goods, chattels, and effects belonging to the de. ceased. Terms of Sale for HouSehold goods and ohattels-Cash. At tramline time the residence of the deceits. ed will also be offered tor sale, consisting of Lots 227 and 228, Turnberry street, containing enterall acre 01 1505, upon which 1, erected a two-atory brick house in a first -elan state of repair. The property is well situated and is In every respect one of the most desirable residenoes in the Village -of Brussels. The real estetj will be offered for snle, eubJect.to a reserve bid, and the terms will be 10% in oath at the time of sole and the balance within 00 days thereafter when poeseesion will be given. Further nartionlars may be obtained from the undersigned. Dated this 7th (ley of Jemmy, A.D. 1024. L. S. DIINFORD, D. M. SCOTT Administrator. Auctioneer, W. M. SINCLAIR, Solicitor, Council will consist of Reeve Beaker and Councillors Hewitt, Armstrong, Weller and Rose, no change from 1023. MORRIS 'Reeve 1 2 8 4 5 OTotiot Shortreed.... 68 98 85 29 24 21-269 Yuill .11 7 26 70 54 91-205 Majority for Shor treed. .... Councillors Brown .,..... 70 86 86 46 14 18-278 Cardiff 78 80 93 26 51-828 Henderson 87 24 67 67 64-272 Wheeler ... . . 8 16 16 43 80 85-204 ........41 33 47 41 26 20-214 Council will coesieb of Reeve Short - red and °punctilios, Cardiff, Brown, Henderson and Magill. TURNBERRY 'Reeve 1 2 8 4 Total Mo30wen,.....,117 105 86 72-830 I. I, 81 0 10 27— 17 T. K., Powell 20 22 29 18-87 fiouncillove ' R. Grain „. .126 57 86 48-266 J. Breckenridge". 65 11). 40 87-268 0, Fortune. . .. 82 54 87 64-237 W, 14. Marshall... 68 87 42 80-286 P. S. MoBwen 21. 82 80 32-174 Wm, ,... 46 0 21 8— 78 8 Old Councillors Mooted and 14, Grain highest of new Men, Dispersion Sale. IraISPERSION SALE 057 57085 80057032 Minninn AND 90.10 P0RP0051 MORT 110122 Cattle, Lerma Threshing Outfit and siathinery -Mr. James Ohleholm will sell by Public Aration at Lot 6, L. 32.5, Claiborne, (4 ;MIA North of Goderlob,) on Tuesday, January 30152, commencing at 1,80 sharp 1-22 bead of pure bred registered Shorthorns. Most of them of the famous "Durham of Gloucester" family, the rest are Dual rarrase of heavy milking strains, .All the pure bred cattle ?dr, Ohis. holm has will be sold intending the etotik Ridgebank Count No. 309183, a grand Wok individual rising 2 years old. 4 young Bulls up to 0 months old, ths balances nre cows and heifers in oalf end Immo young °nivel, also good grade cows doe early, 2 York sows 505 115 ddarob, 1 25 H. P. Baker engine. used 2 yeare, OBBy to fire and in good condition, 1 16 22. P. engine, 1 Sawyer Mammy separator with outter, 1 large steel tank, 1 Blizzard cutting box with telescope distributing pipe, 1 John- ston corn binder, nearly new, 1 corn plenter. Conveyances will meet incoming Era* on C. N. and 0. P. R. on day 01 sale. Sale to be held under oover. Terme-Nine menthe' credit will be given on furnishing approved joint notes, A discount at the rate of 6 per cent, per annum allowed ter cash. On the Threshing IMMO longer terms will be given and will be announced at the tine of sale. This sale is being held on account of illhealth of proprietor and everything muat be disposed of, Write for catalogues or any information to JAMES OHIBBOLM, THOS, GLINDRY, R. R. No. 9, Goderloh, Prop. Auctioneer, A IICTION SALE OF FARM sroox,IMPLIC- N'a M320320 AND H0130511000 FURNITURE, - Wm, Holman, Auctioneer, has received in. Aerations from James McKay to sail by Publio A notion at at 83, Con. 10, Grey town- ship, bol!, mile from Moncrieff, on Tuesday, ,70n 15. 1024, commencing at 10 20 a. m. sharp. the following :-One heavy 'matched team 5 anti 7 yearn old, will weigh 8200 lbs., make e splendid bush team, heavy mare rising 11 70320 old, driving gelding 11 years old, driv- ing gelding 8 years old, he mare 12 years old, 20 Durhani choice dairy cowls supposed to be In onlf, will freshen 10 March and April, 0 heifers rifting 2 yenta old, 6 steers rising 2 yowls old, 0 Durham Brain/calves, are bred m Durhabull 2 years old, toed sow due to terrovr Feb. ed, 7'5 hens an 50 young pullets. collie dog. The above stook In lu the best of condition. Massey -Harris binder 0 10 out, Maesey-Harrie mower 511. out, atessey-Earris corn binder, cultivator, la dim drill nearly now, dump rake, 2 sets diamond. harrows, Dein hay loacler, light wagon, 2 lumber wegons, one nearly 5031, 001 bobsleigh% rubber tired boggy, steel tired buggy, jumper cutter, Portland cutter, riding plow, walking plow Fleury No. 21, Kepler, root pulper, gangplow, plow, 2 furrow pia,. grindstone, Melotte cream eeperator, grnvel box set of Attlee, (2000 lbs wagon box, hay lack, tile machine with casinge, net of brass mounted heavy harness, rat beavy heelless, 2 robes. set double 'tingle harass, light Angle harness, whiftletrees, forks, shovels mid n host of other artiolee too numerous 10 .0321100, 1100 bushela of good outs, 100 bus of good barley, 20 tons of hay, 0 rards of hardwood, quantity ot rata. toes, sideboard, 0 dining room chairs, iroe bed with mattress and springs bedroom mite, Sonvenier range, couch. Quebec heater, with ovesi..coal oil stove, Maly Alum, washing machine,5 milk WM, toilet ad and numerous household articles, Lunch will bo served at noon. No reserve el Mr. Id °Rey has rented his farm rad Is going into busineaS in the any at Hamilton. Terme of Sale -All snma of 910 and ander cash, over that amount 10 months' credit will be given on furnishing approved joint notee, or a discount of 6 per cent, per annum off for cash en credit amounts. Lend owners for seourity. IASISS MOHAY, W51. aouiutr, Proprietor. Anotioneer. Cattle Strayed From Lot 8, Oen. 0 Rime, during Ohristraas week, five head of Holstein and Polled Angus cattle, tieing 2 years old. Reward will be paid for information as to their whereabouto. Please phone WM. maipsorr, Atwood. or BEN. MaCORMICK, Liotowel. , Brussels Horticultural Societl, The Annual Meeting or the Efortioultural Scedety will be held In the Public Library on Friday evening, January llth, 1024 at 7.20 p. m, for receiving reports, the election of officers and. other liminess. Everybinly welcome, ants. W. W. BARRIS, 0,11.01,421525. Secretary, President. Wroxeter Telephone Meeting Annual meeting of Wroxeter Telephone Company will be held in the Town Hall. Wroxeter, Wednesday, January 28rd, at 380 p. m. Annual report will be presented. Dir. eotors and other °Moen them and general business transacted. D. D. SANDERSON, E. P. RA ZLEWOOD, President. Sec. -Treasurer. A'COTTON SALE OF' FARM 0320021, 151. 571,3232550328, &-3. W. Dowd, Auctioneer, has received instruotions tram the under- signed proprietor to sell by Piddle Auction et Lot 82, Con. 1, Grey township on Wed needal, Jan. 16111, at 12 80 o'clook sharp, the following valuable propert' :-1 Peroheron mare 8 years old, 1 Peroheron mnre 4 years old, 1 Percheron mare 050010 old, 1 Peroheron mare 10 years old, 1 Peroheron mare colt, 1 Clyde mare 11 goers old, 2 driving mares, S good dairy cows duo in Maroh, 1 farrow tow, 4 year old helfere, Supposed to 1215,05 load of cotes. 1 pig with litter of 10 a weeks old. 10019 with litter of 9 8 weeks old, 6 obunke abont 60 lbs., 0 chunks about 160 lbs., thout 8 tone of hay, 100 bra. of good. seed barley, 000 bo.s, of good. Seed oats Improved Banner, 400 bug, feed oatii, es quantity of turnips and mangolne, 00 youtm Winona liens, about 70 young Rook and White Leg. horn ban, Oombination china buffet near& now, kitchen sideboard, parlor rocker aild. eettee,2 rocking obalre, kitchen range, largo cog heater, eon) oil etoVe 8 burner, Deering binder, Money -Barris molder 0 ft, out, 521ne- sey.11 orris mower 5 ft. ant, Dein hay loader nearly new, gide delivery rake nearly new, dump rake, /dewy -Barrie spreader nearly new, steel land roller, anterior, set harrows 4 section, set harrows 6 section, 2 Fleury walk- ing plows, 1 gang plow, wagon and box, low Wagon, set of sleighs, Ilny cock, dray top and pig rack complete, Stunk rook, gravel box, Pair of saveloggieg:bunlie, 0 fanning mills, 7 pulp. re, hey fork, rope, 001 1116 pulleys, hay for rope and grab irons, 2 Wheelberrowe, long lad. dor grindstone, wet of males 8000 lbs,, 2 set of double hernees, 0 wincing olialliat bar ban.% 2 381152 100110, DeLavel oreare eeparator 050 lbs., OrORS Ont sow, Deiny °Munn/. 8. 4 Milk PASO and n quantity of sap Ineffmte, hoes, forks, shovels, WhiMetrees and Other artictlen too numerous to mention. EVerything will be field WithOut reserve as proprietor is letiving feern. Terms of Olen of 51000 and Under asOh, 5,05.11201001110111103001111110018511 Will be given by pratilumers furnithing apProv, 05 341118 naos or dilsoonnt of 0 p01' Othis peg mining allowed off for cash, HARRY GRAINGER, Proprietor, • ..........,., Fox's Drug Store The Store WEEKLY STORE NEW S New Set of Books AND Office Equipment T frequently happens that 351 10 neceasary to begin I the New Year with 10 new INA, of books and some. thing additional in the matter of Office Equip- ment and we have endeavored to antieipate any re- quirements in this respect and you will tind our stook very complete - Day Books Ledgers Journals Indexes Ink Bottles Sponge 1101ders Paper Clips, Receipt Form Blotting Pape Fountain Pena 50c to $6.00 Mucilage &e. Envelopes in quantity Statement Pads Counter Books Memo Books Pen and Pencil Racks Wire Baskets Offioe Files Note Forms Inks, in various sizes Pons and Pencils Invoice Files 1924 Diarys &o. • Special:.Weekend Prices For several weeks prior to Christmas we have been putting .013. 15 Special Week -end Sale which we fouild highly successful. This Will be continued beginning this week. WATCH OUR WINDOW FOX'S DRUG STORE OCareful Prescription Dispensers" DOWN TOWN C. N. R. TICKET ,AGENT DRUGGIST and STATION ER • Rev, Mr. MoGregor, London, deliver- ed a fine address in Melville church last Friday afternoon on the question of Church Union. He Is in favor of it and a strong supporter. AUCTION SALE • TUESDAY, JANUARY 15ru tarsi stook, implenients..to , Lot 88, Clam 10, Grey Twp., Bast of atatiarikit. sale unreserved at 10 80 a. in. Jas. O. mexay,Prop. W. Holman, Ara, MONDAY, SAN, liTU.-Farrn dock, imple- ments, household effects, &5 , 1,012. Con 5, Elma. Sale unreberved, at 1280 p. m. Lorne Robertson, Prop. W. J. Dowd, Ano. MARRIED ECICIncmorr-CionnuELL -At Wingham on 10 enembor 26052, by, Rev. Dr. Perrie. Miss Elizabeth (Beside) daughter of lete Arabibeld and Mrs. Campbell, of 51orris, to Mr. Willietn McCetolmon, of Morris. • DIED HOnLAND.-In Orel, township, on January Ord, 1044, Mary Ellen Coutte; beloved wife of t Moody 'Holland, aged 88 years and 8 inant118, Bluevole on January 410, 1026, • Thomas Jewitt, ai,ed.011780tc. ROWAnD.-In Beluga , on aannary OOI. 1024. , Catherine Fritolt, relict of the late Jno. Howard, aged 81 years, 4 mouths and dam, WIN ERPH "'"' I S E 51P3MEEITEISIMPSI1i6525726.251/2.7RIXTB12i52 101111311101111 • Commencing Thursday, Jan. 3, we offer 20 p.c. iscou nt on - all - Winter Merchandise .10.0istmV INCIAIDED IN THE LIST WILL BE Men's and Ladies' Underwear Hosiery Gloves Furs Men's and Boys' Suits and Overcoats Balance La -dies' Coats. Dress Goods and Silks And all other ,v inter Goods Discount good for 2 Weeks only - January 3 to January 17 Both days inclusive Take advantage of the Bargains F Hunter .1101011111010110111.11010*10111140140611140110.101011 „J.