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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1924-9-17, Page 8rhe FREE eACiltes Store While they Int A Graduated Glass Measuring Cup given away Free with a 25c mottle of Vanilla -the kind with the flavor that lass. Only one to a customer. Pickling Spices Pure and Strong Whole and Ground Pickling Spices Celery Send Turmeric Keen's Mustard Cassia Bede &c„ &c. Parke's Pickle Mixture Parke's Catsup Flavor Certo, bottle-. ...... Parowax I Ib. package of 4 cakes 2012 Lump Alum Powdered Alum Bottle Wax in Tins 15c Pickle Bottle Corks All sizes Catsup Bottle Corks Fly Coils 8 for l0c Fly Tox 5Oc Bottle 35c 350 35c Ready Click and the Picture is Yours to keep KODAKS $6,50 up iROWNIES $2.10 un We do our own Finishing 1 We Know It's Right 4 Bring Us Your Flims 10, Goggles For Threshing We now have a stock of the old fashioned Wire Goggles - P rice 250 pair Also a supply of Cood Sponges F. R. SMITH rhe1.0440:‘,...LeiStore Druggist and Stationer Wand betas Mems BRUSSELS Fall Fair Oct, 2 & 3. THERE is a large attendance at Brussels School. You may save money by reading R. W. Ferguson's sale advt. A LITTLE war 011 gasoline, The pur- chasers won't kick about it. IMPRONEMENTs are being made to the property recently purchased by Wm. Little, Turnberry street, LAST Saturday Miss Martha Kelly. John street, bad the misfortune to break her right arm at the wrist. We hope she will soon regain its use. A BUNCH of second growth raspberries was left at THE Pose last Sa•urday by S. Carter testifying to tbe fruitfulness of this rather wonderful season. FINE program Thursday of next week at Brussels Continuation Field Day. See the advertisement of events. 'rake in the fun and eucourage the promoters. WHILE the water is too low to run the Logue mill chopping will only be done the first three days of each week, while steam is necessary. Don't forget. AN informal Dance will be held in the Town Hall, Brussels, Thursday evening of this week, Wroxeter 5 -piece Orches- tra will supply the musical program. See the advt, for further particulars, NOTICES of Courts of Revision for Cen- tre and North Huron, in connection with tde coming Plebiscite. may be read in this issue. Now is the time to get on the list of voters if your name is not there now. WEDNESDAY of last week folio Currie, a well known Brusselite, and Miss Gladys, daughter of I evi and Mrs, Whitfield, Lucan, were married, Rev. C, C. Gifford, B. A„ performing tbe cere- mony. We wish Mr, and Mrs, Currie many happy, prosperous years. They will continue to reside in town, LAST week John Rutledge met with a serious accident. He was chopping in his father's bush, Morris towisbip, when he struck his left foot with the axe, in- flicting a nasty cut. The injured roan was hurried to town and the wound sew- ed up. Although weak from loss of blood he is getting along nicely and will soou be o. k, we hope. GARAGE AND TOURING C tR BURNED, - Early Friday morning the Garage at the dome of Robt. Thomson, Queen street, was destroyed by fire and worse than fhat his fine McLaughlin touring car was a'so burned. Cause of the fire is un• known, unless from a short circuit on the car. It appeared to be all rigbt when housed at to o'clock the night before. Fames had got such a headway before discovery nothing could be saved. Mr, Thomson's Ford coupe was in the gar- age up town hence was not included in the burn up. PI.ownoo MATCH -Last Saturday af• ternoon a meeting of Huron County Pio vmans' Association was held in the Council Chamber, Brussels, President Allan Adam, in the chair. There was a representative attendance and consider. able business transacted. Plowing match will be held Friday. October loth. on the farms of John Work and Harvey Bryans, immediate:v North of Brussels. The program will include ;-Boys' class, under 16 years, in stubble ; Boys' class, under le years, in sod i Men's class, Iq to 25 years, in sod; Owed, general pur- pose plows, in sod ; Free -tor -all, high cut plows, in sod.; Riding Plows in sod ; Tractor plowing, for tractor owners, cue acre in sod. No entrance fee, excepting 25 cent membership, Each competitor will playa one-third of an acre, A tura. her of entries are already in, Generous prizes will be awarded. Everybody should attend the great match on Oct. loth, Elyria Dr. Vining iu the Town Hall next Monday evening. A TIDY garage has been built at M. Buchanan's, Turnberry street, 5o rents in advance gets THE Pose un- til tanuary Ist. Now's your chance as this is cheaper than borrowing. SEVERAL Brusselites were at Seaforth last Friday at the Lukes' hearing before Police Magistrate Reid over the flax mill squabble. THE Auctioneer's card of R. McInnes may be read in this issue. He bas had 4 years experience in the West. Mr. Mc- Innes is a former Grey township resi- dent, a son-in-law to the late Lorenzo Frain. • MARKER for oar found. Owner may have it by paying for thin notice at TRE POST. Enema Plow for Salo, nearly new. Phone 6824 L. WHEELER, Grey. Six good Collie Pups, 8 weeks old, for sale et $200 each. JO RN SeaTT. Blyth phone 188 R. R. 2, Blyth. BENEOA Seed Wheat for sale. Phone 8516 QUEST DOn0ON, Etn01, Triono' BIM Ancona Cockerels for Bale. HARRY SPEInAN, Phone 2814 Grey Township FALL Wheat for sale, 0. A. C 104. Grown from registered Beed. GEO. WBITFrELB, Phone 4015 Grey Twp. Fon SALE. -"Very comfortable frame house, Prinoese street, now vacant as owner hoe moved to Kincardine. Apply at once for par• tloulara and terms to T. R. Bennett, Wingham, or A. H. Macdonald. Brussels. FOR BALE ATA BARGAIN. -Gas machine and all necessary fixtures. Aa ideal lighting aye• tem for residence ant of resell of Hydro. In- expensive to operate and in good condition. Apply to W. M. SINCLAIR, Brussels DR, PARKER, of Wingham, has resumed hie weekly visits to the Queen's Hotel, Brussels, EAST Wawanosh Council voted 810 oo to Huron CountyPlowmaos' Association for match to be held in October at Brus- sels. THE Normal Schools will open Tues- day, 23rd Inst, Misses Margaret Alcock and Olive Bolger will attend at Strat- ford. THE POST is indebted to the Wingbam Advance -Times for the use of the cut of the floe Memorial recently erected on a mnst eligibie site in tb t w g a oto n, RETURNING OaeICRR -Wm, Mole, Of Dungannon, has received the appoint- ment of •Returning Officer for North Huron for the Plebiscite election on Oct. 23rd.! FRIDAY afternoon, nth inst , regular meeting of tbe Women's Institute will be held in the Public Library, at 3 o'clock, Topic will be "Influence of Dress on Character," and will be introduced by Mrs. I. P. McLeod, Roll Call -"A book recently enjoyed," Bring a friend, COMPAINT has been made to Brussels Cemetery Committee tbat rose bushes have been clipped and bulbs stolen from plots, Whoever the culprits are they are playing a dangerous role and if the enquiry being made results in placing the guilt it may be a dear pilfering. It's a shabby trick and should be cut out. Peter Latnarsb, of Olds, Alberta, form erly of Wheatley, writing Amherstburg Echo says; With drought and illness last year he lost Storni, Concluding his let. ter, Mr. Lamarsh says : "Wells we have Government Control of hard liquors and licensed beer parlors in Alberta, and they are worse than the old open bar." LEG BROKEN AT BALL GAME. -R. Horning, a Palmerston Base Ball en- thusiast, met with an unfortunate acci- dent in the return game of ball at Tees. water. In the first part of the 4th inn- ings he was boxed attempting to steal home and while making a quick turn, his spikes caught and being "tagged" with ball at the same time,.he fell break- ing his leg above the eukle, Medical aid was soon available and a temporary setting was made, Upon arrival at home bis leg was examined by X.ray and prop. NOTICE Maude C. Bryan Announces ber Bruaeele office will be open following days of every week Hours -a, rn, p. w. Monday 10 to 12 1.110 to 0 Friday , ..... 1.80 to 0 Saturday 10 to 12 1,30 to 0 Saturday Evening .,.,. 7 to 9 CHUNKS AND TURNERS Parties requiring Chunks and Turners kindly place your order at an early date Ament Bros. erly set. 'rhe break wasa bad one and Mr. Horning has suffered considerable. His many friends sympathise with him in his accident and hope for his speedy recovery. I People We Talk About 3 Y3 tt Mrs. b. Walker is home from a visit of several weeks in 'Toronto. Robert Armstrong, Detroit, was a visitor with his brother, Wm. Armstrong last week. Chas. and Mrs, Armstrong Shelburne, have been visiting James and Mrs. Arm• strong. The men are brothers. Frank and Mrs. Oliver and Rev. F, P, Emmons, Tillsooburg. were visiting with Brussels friends last week. Frank and Mrs. Woods were visiting relatives and, friends at Alliston and other points, and enjoYed a flue time. Mrs. W. A. Lowry and sons, McCurdy and Jack, are back from an enjoyable visit with relatives and friends at the Soo. Mrs. Mathieson, formerly Miss Emma Colvin. who spent the past few months visittug relatives and old frieuds, has returned: to ber home at Brandon, Man. She went via Chicago. W. and Mrs. Cox aid Miss Mary Cox and Mrs. Hodgins, of I iolough, were guests at the Rectory on Sunday. Also W. and Mrs, Pilkington and Cliff, and Mrs. Kempson. of Kincardine. Mrs. George Kerr is away cin a holiday visit with relatives and friends at Winn- ipeg and other Western points. Thos. Walkey, a 12 year old nephew, who has lived here for past 6 years, accompanied Mrs. Kerr and will live with his grand. father out there. Ernest and Mrs, Mabee, -and Mrs. Al- bert Mabee and daughter, Ingersoll, and Miss Hattie Mabee, teacher at Medicine Hat, were visitors with Wm. and Mrs, Ellis, Brussels South. Mrs. Mabee, sr, is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis. The visitors were motoring. Josbua Bateman spent the 'week end with his brother Jbhu, in town. He is an old resident of this locality and has fathfuliyserved the old G. T. R. rail- way, now C, N. R , for many a year, Toronto Uniou Station has been Mr. Bateman's busy quarters, where he is a well known and -most obliging official. He addressed the Methodist Sabbath. School Sunday afternoon. Church Chimes Rally Day exercises in the Oatario Sabbath Schools are slated for Sunday, 28th inst. Rev. F. L. Lewin will be at Auburn, Belgrave and Blyth next Sunday con- ducting Harvest Thanksgiving Services for Rev. W. B. Hawkins. Next Sabbath a representative of the Temperance Alliance will speak in Mel. ville Church in the morning, and in the Methodist church in the evening. Maitland Presbytery and Presbyterial met in Wingham on Monday and Wing - ham District Meeting convened in the Methodist church Lucknow on Tuesday. Brussels was represented at each, Next Sunday. Sept. 21st, there will be no morning or evening sevices in St, lobe's Anglican Church, Brussels, but the service will be held at 3 p. m. Rev. W. B. Hawkins. of Blyth, will be the preacher. Mrs, Kempson sang a beautiful solo in the Anglican Church Sunday evening, and she and Mr. Kepsoo and Mr. Piling, ton sang a very beautifuily harmonized trio - "Come unto Me", A sermon full ot genuine pep. was given last Sunday morning, in Melville Church, on the O. T. A., by Rev, Mr, McLeod in which present law was ably defended. Rev, Mr. Telford. Blyth, occupied the pulpit in the evening, preaching an able discourse. Rev. T. C. Wilkinson, Bluevale, con- ducted the services in the Methodist Church with great acceptance, In the morning he dealt in a very practical manner with the question of Brother- hood, and iu the evening dwelt on Exemplifying the Christian life. Pastor was at Bluevale, Rev. H. Snell, Wingham, will conduct Brussels Anglican Church Harvest Thanksgiving Services on Oct. 22111. These will be followed by a Hot Fowl Supper iu the Church Basement on the Tuesday following, Oct, 14511, and a Concert by outside tied good local tal ern, in the Church. MARI4f ED 0141110E-WU,seleLn-At Lucan, on Sa tem' bar lethae24, by Rev. Q O. Gifford, 41 A.' Mr, John Currie, Bruasele, to Wise Gl5e1 a, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Whitfield, SMITtr-H 0Nnz usort.-On September Ord, 1924, et Duffel Manan, McKillop, by Rev, J, A. Ferguson, B. A., Elsie, only daughter of 1414.43w, ina John :eon ofyMr and Mrs.tS ensual Smith, allot McKillop township, The Ontario Voters' Lists Act, 1922 AND AMENDMENTS and The Ontario Temper- ance Act, 1924 ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF NORTH HURON NOTICE IGF SITTINGS OF REVISINGOFFICERS TARE NOTICE that Sittie-ge of the Revising Officers for the purpose of hear- ing complainte or appeals with regard to the Voters' Lists to be used at the voting under the Ontario Temperance Aot, 1924 pending for the Electoral District of NORTH HURON will be held at the following times and places, namely : AT FINLAY'S SCHOOL HOUSE, ASE;FIELD on the 29th day of September, 1924, to hear complaints as to the lista of Voters for all the polling sub -divisions for the Town- ship of Ashfield, and that Sheriff R. G. Reynolds, Goderioh, will be the Revising Officer, and his Clerk will be C. E. Ma Donagh, whose address is R. R. No. 3, Lucknow, AT THE TOWNSHIP HALL, BLUEVALE on the 1st day October, 1924, to hear com- plaints Rs to the lista of voters for all the polling sub -divisions for the Township of Turnberry, and that Sheriff R. G. Rey- nolds, Goderioh, will be the Revising Offi- cer, and his Grierk will be W. R. Cruick- shank, whose address is R.R. 1, Wingham. AT THE TOWN HALL, WINGHAM on the 1st day of October, 1924, to hear complaints as to the lista of voters for all the polling sub -divisions for the Town of Wingham, and that Wm, Coats, Regie- trar, Goderioh, will be the Revising Officer, and his Clerk will be W. A. Galbraith, whose address is Wingham. AT TOWNSHIP HALL, MORRIS on the 8rd day of October, 1924, to hear complaints as to the lists of voters for all the polling sub -divisions for the Town- ship of Morrie, and that D. McDonald, Local Registrar, 8, 0. 0., Goderioh, will be the Revising Officer, and his Clerk will be A. MacEwen, whose address is Bluevale. AT THE TOWNSHIP HALL, GORRIE on the 29th day of September 1924, at 2 p. m„ to hear complaints as to the lista of voters for all the polling sub -divisions for the Township of Howiok, and that Hie Honor Judge Lewis will be the Revising Officer and his Clerk will be Mrs. 0. E. Walker, whose address is Gerrie. AT THE TOWN HALL, WROXETER on the 3rd day of October, 1924, to hear complainte as to the Hate of votere for the Village of Wroxeter, and that Hie Hon- or Judge Lewis will be the Revising Officer and hie Clerk will be F. Davey when ad- dress is Wroxeter. AT MEMORIAL HALL, BLYTH on the 90th day of September, 1924, to hear complaints as to the nate of votere for alt the polling sub -divisions for the Village of Blyth, and that Wm. Coate, Registrar, Goderioh, will be the Revising Officer, and his Clerk will be H. B. Me - Gowan, whose addreee is 331yth.. AT FORESTERS' HALL, BELGRAVE on She 2nd day of Oolober, 1924, to hear complaints as to the lista of votere for all the polling eub-divisione for tho Township of East Wawanosh, and that Wm.liCoats, r will be the Revising ih o latter Crede c Officer and his Clerk will bo A. Porterfield whose addreee is R. R. 1, Belgrave. AT THE TOWNSHIP HALL, WEST WAWANOSH on the 80th day of September, 1924, to hear complaints as to the lista of votere for all the polling sob-divisione tor the Town. ship of West W4'wanoah, and that Sheriff R. G. Reynolds', Goderioh, will be the Re- vising Officer, and hie Clerk will be Dur- nin Phillipe, whose satirises is R. 18, 2, random*. EACH SITTING will, except ere other- wise above stated, commence at 10 o'clock in the forenoon and will continue until 12 O'clock noon or until the appeals have been disposed ot. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any voter who desires to oomplain that his name or the name of any person entitled to be entered on the eald lista hue been omitted from the same, or that the names of any person who are not eutitied- to bo voters have boon entered thereon, may not lase than two elear Jaye before tho days fixed for holding the above sittings, apply, complain or appeal to have his name or the name of any other person entered on or removed from the fiats, AND FURTFIER TA815 NOTICE that Buell appeals meet be by notice In writing les the prescribed form signed by the nom. teelleal plainant in duplioate and given to the Claris of the Revising Officer or loft for him at his address as stated above. The last days for delivering euah appeals are se follows : Ashfield, September 26th, 1924 Turnberry, September 27, 1924 Wingham, September 27, 1924 Morris, September 80, 1924 ' Howiok, September 26, 1924 Wroxeter, September 80, 1924 Blyth, September 26, 1924 East Wawanosh, September 29, 1924 West Wawanosh, September 27, 1924, E. N. LEWIS, Chairman of the Election Board for the Comity of Huron. Dated this 12th day of September, 1924. WO AUCTION SALE TRURoIAY. SEPT. 26th. -Farm Stools, Iarplo- ments, &o. Lot 6, Cott. 6, Morrie township. Sale unreserved at 1 p, m. %lex, Oloakey, Prop.; Jas. Taylor, Ane. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. -In the matter of the estate of Jamas Sharpe, late of the Village ofBrus- wale, In the Oounty of Huron, Gentle- man, download. Notice to hereby given, pursuant to The Re- vised Statutes of Ontario, Chapter 121, that all creditors and others haying claims against the estate of the said James Sharpe, who' died on or about the Third day of September. A, D. 1624, are required on or before the Fqurth day of October, A. D. 1024, to Bend by post pre- paid or deliver to Alex, H. Macdonald, Bras - Bele P. 0., the Executor of the estate of said deceased, their Christian and eurnamee, ed• dresses and descriptions. the full particulars of their claims and the nature of the securities tit any) held by them. And farther take notice that after such last mentioned dote the said Executor will pro- ceed to distribute the assets of the deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the elating of which he shalt then have notice and the said Executor wilt not be liable for the said ansate or any part thereof to .e parson or persons of whoa, claim notice shall not hove, been received at the time of such distribution. Dated this 1815 day of September, A. D 1924, W. M. SINCLAIR, Solicitor for the Executor. Fox's Drug Store The7:)49474,4W'store WEEKLY STORE NEWS A Word of Thanks To the Pupils of Drussols Public and Con- tinuation SOboo' who in any way contributed to making this year's School Opening business one of the best we have ever had we desire to extend our hearty thanks. We very greatly appreciate this part of our business and trust to merit a continuance throughout the year by giving the bosh values possible in all School Supplies. ROBB'S Blood and Nerve Tablets The Quaranteed Tonic Tones up Tired Nerves and Fills the body with Good Red Blood Try it for a month and you will be"t booster of this Wonderful Tonic. Satisfaction Guaranteed or your Money Refunded. • FOX'S DRUG STORE "Careful Prescription Dispensers" DOWN TOWN C. N. R. TICKET AGENT DRUGGIST and STATIONER e Y BORN COATS -In Morris township, on September 8rd 1024, to Mr. and Mrs. Ross Coats, a son I -Charles Clayton Rose: Dansk. -.In McKillop township, on August , o r. nn Mre, or , Dennis a 28th, 1024, t M d P t D f daughter -Helen Jean, HOPPER. -In Morris townehlp, on September 715. 1524, to Mr. and hire, Lyle Hopper, a daughter. For Sale in Ethel A comfortable Anse with kitchen, woodshed and stable. Also nn acre of Land atteehed. ashy ten good one. Telephone and rural :nail. Bargain offered, with small payment down For further particulars apply on the prem. and balance on mortgage. Possesoloh in a lees or write J. 13, W HEATLEY, month, For further partleelnrs apply to 184 R. R. 1, Myth P. O. • 18.8 W. G. NICHOLSON, Belgrave. Goon 150 Acre Farm for Sale Good 160 Bore farm for enle In Hallett town' ship, Huron County, being Lot 2. Con, 18. 140 sores under cultivation and 10 acres hardwood bush. Farm well tile drained and fenced. The house IS a double basement, buff brink, with verandah and balcony, also Delon Light, llnrn 42x88 feet, with 22 foot poste; straw shed 22 x 44, on stone foundation, cemented throughout; poultry house, 143x26 ; galvanized 140,41 drive shed 24x50. Buildings are practically all new. 2 wells and never failing spring creek. Terme to unit purchaser. Possession any time Loc. ill IL 911 Northway .Garments IE have now:on hand a complete line in real classy Coats consisting of All Wool Velours, Overcheck Polaire Cloth, Maravellas and all the new materials. Come and inspect our new Fall range. Along witn our regular line of Northway Garments we will have for Special Showing from Wednesday to Saturday of this week around 3o Sample Coats in the Northway Line. This will give our customers a fine range to choose from. Also a full range of Northway Dresses to choose from and prices are reasonable. Phone 61 F. A. HUNTER Brussels it ft 0 It pp J4 '4 it A gi •11Jt it 4 1 f it ft 4ft R6 !t /�/ti JI. �, ft 1.E It St g It It P. i 94 Character w t► b t-ndividuallty pro sue" ately and in Banks N THE course of development Of a banking buainese petioles ate formed, habits maintained and methods orae. tined which ate peculiarly and intima connected with the institution that D- RANKING FIFTY YEARS gave there birth, It ie these thinge that " give a bank individual character that in- fluences a man in making his linaneiel aitliiation. Iu ofreeing our sery,cee, we Solicit your enquhvee regarding Stand- and Bank policies as affeetiog your own butanees. THE STANDARD BANK OF CANA.D.A.. BRUSSELS BRANCH -G. H. Semis, Manager The Ontario Voters' Lists Act, 1922 AND AMENDMENTS and The Ontario Temper- ance Act, 1924 ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF NORTH HURON NOTICE IGF SITTINGS OF REVISINGOFFICERS TARE NOTICE that Sittie-ge of the Revising Officers for the purpose of hear- ing complainte or appeals with regard to the Voters' Lists to be used at the voting under the Ontario Temperance Aot, 1924 pending for the Electoral District of NORTH HURON will be held at the following times and places, namely : AT FINLAY'S SCHOOL HOUSE, ASE;FIELD on the 29th day of September, 1924, to hear complaints as to the lista of Voters for all the polling sub -divisions for the Town- ship of Ashfield, and that Sheriff R. G. Reynolds, Goderioh, will be the Revising Officer, and his Clerk will be C. E. Ma Donagh, whose address is R. R. No. 3, Lucknow, AT THE TOWNSHIP HALL, BLUEVALE on the 1st day October, 1924, to hear com- plaints Rs to the lista of voters for all the polling sub -divisions for the Township of Turnberry, and that Sheriff R. G. Rey- nolds, Goderioh, will be the Revising Offi- cer, and his Grierk will be W. R. Cruick- shank, whose address is R.R. 1, Wingham. AT THE TOWN HALL, WINGHAM on the 1st day of October, 1924, to hear complaints as to the lista of voters for all the polling sub -divisions for the Town of Wingham, and that Wm, Coats, Regie- trar, Goderioh, will be the Revising Officer, and his Clerk will be W. A. Galbraith, whose address is Wingham. AT TOWNSHIP HALL, MORRIS on the 8rd day of October, 1924, to hear complaints as to the lists of voters for all the polling sub -divisions for the Town- ship of Morrie, and that D. McDonald, Local Registrar, 8, 0. 0., Goderioh, will be the Revising Officer, and his Clerk will be A. MacEwen, whose address is Bluevale. AT THE TOWNSHIP HALL, GORRIE on the 29th day of September 1924, at 2 p. m„ to hear complaints as to the lista of voters for all the polling sub -divisions for the Township of Howiok, and that Hie Honor Judge Lewis will be the Revising Officer and his Clerk will be Mrs. 0. E. Walker, whose address is Gerrie. AT THE TOWN HALL, WROXETER on the 3rd day of October, 1924, to hear complainte as to the Hate of votere for the Village of Wroxeter, and that Hie Hon- or Judge Lewis will be the Revising Officer and hie Clerk will be F. Davey when ad- dress is Wroxeter. AT MEMORIAL HALL, BLYTH on the 90th day of September, 1924, to hear complaints as to the nate of votere for alt the polling sub -divisions for the Village of Blyth, and that Wm. Coate, Registrar, Goderioh, will be the Revising Officer, and his Clerk will be H. B. Me - Gowan, whose addreee is 331yth.. AT FORESTERS' HALL, BELGRAVE on She 2nd day of Oolober, 1924, to hear complaints as to the lista of votere for all the polling eub-divisione for tho Township of East Wawanosh, and that Wm.liCoats, r will be the Revising ih o latter Crede c Officer and his Clerk will bo A. Porterfield whose addreee is R. R. 1, Belgrave. AT THE TOWNSHIP HALL, WEST WAWANOSH on the 80th day of September, 1924, to hear complaints as to the lista of votere for all the polling sob-divisione tor the Town. ship of West W4'wanoah, and that Sheriff R. G. Reynolds', Goderioh, will be the Re- vising Officer, and hie Clerk will be Dur- nin Phillipe, whose satirises is R. 18, 2, random*. EACH SITTING will, except ere other- wise above stated, commence at 10 o'clock in the forenoon and will continue until 12 O'clock noon or until the appeals have been disposed ot. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any voter who desires to oomplain that his name or the name of any person entitled to be entered on the eald lista hue been omitted from the same, or that the names of any person who are not eutitied- to bo voters have boon entered thereon, may not lase than two elear Jaye before tho days fixed for holding the above sittings, apply, complain or appeal to have his name or the name of any other person entered on or removed from the fiats, AND FURTFIER TA815 NOTICE that Buell appeals meet be by notice In writing les the prescribed form signed by the nom. teelleal plainant in duplioate and given to the Claris of the Revising Officer or loft for him at his address as stated above. The last days for delivering euah appeals are se follows : Ashfield, September 26th, 1924 Turnberry, September 27, 1924 Wingham, September 27, 1924 Morris, September 80, 1924 ' Howiok, September 26, 1924 Wroxeter, September 80, 1924 Blyth, September 26, 1924 East Wawanosh, September 29, 1924 West Wawanosh, September 27, 1924, E. N. LEWIS, Chairman of the Election Board for the Comity of Huron. Dated this 12th day of September, 1924. WO AUCTION SALE TRURoIAY. SEPT. 26th. -Farm Stools, Iarplo- ments, &o. Lot 6, Cott. 6, Morrie township. Sale unreserved at 1 p, m. %lex, Oloakey, Prop.; Jas. Taylor, Ane. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. -In the matter of the estate of Jamas Sharpe, late of the Village ofBrus- wale, In the Oounty of Huron, Gentle- man, download. Notice to hereby given, pursuant to The Re- vised Statutes of Ontario, Chapter 121, that all creditors and others haying claims against the estate of the said James Sharpe, who' died on or about the Third day of September. A, D. 1624, are required on or before the Fqurth day of October, A. D. 1024, to Bend by post pre- paid or deliver to Alex, H. Macdonald, Bras - Bele P. 0., the Executor of the estate of said deceased, their Christian and eurnamee, ed• dresses and descriptions. the full particulars of their claims and the nature of the securities tit any) held by them. And farther take notice that after such last mentioned dote the said Executor will pro- ceed to distribute the assets of the deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the elating of which he shalt then have notice and the said Executor wilt not be liable for the said ansate or any part thereof to .e parson or persons of whoa, claim notice shall not hove, been received at the time of such distribution. Dated this 1815 day of September, A. D 1924, W. M. SINCLAIR, Solicitor for the Executor. Fox's Drug Store The7:)49474,4W'store WEEKLY STORE NEWS A Word of Thanks To the Pupils of Drussols Public and Con- tinuation SOboo' who in any way contributed to making this year's School Opening business one of the best we have ever had we desire to extend our hearty thanks. We very greatly appreciate this part of our business and trust to merit a continuance throughout the year by giving the bosh values possible in all School Supplies. ROBB'S Blood and Nerve Tablets The Quaranteed Tonic Tones up Tired Nerves and Fills the body with Good Red Blood Try it for a month and you will be"t booster of this Wonderful Tonic. Satisfaction Guaranteed or your Money Refunded. • FOX'S DRUG STORE "Careful Prescription Dispensers" DOWN TOWN C. N. R. TICKET AGENT DRUGGIST and STATIONER e Y BORN COATS -In Morris township, on September 8rd 1024, to Mr. and Mrs. Ross Coats, a son I -Charles Clayton Rose: Dansk. -.In McKillop township, on August , o r. nn Mre, or , Dennis a 28th, 1024, t M d P t D f daughter -Helen Jean, HOPPER. -In Morris townehlp, on September 715. 1524, to Mr. and hire, Lyle Hopper, a daughter. For Sale in Ethel A comfortable Anse with kitchen, woodshed and stable. Also nn acre of Land atteehed. ashy ten good one. Telephone and rural :nail. Bargain offered, with small payment down For further particulars apply on the prem. and balance on mortgage. Possesoloh in a lees or write J. 13, W HEATLEY, month, For further partleelnrs apply to 184 R. R. 1, Myth P. O. • 18.8 W. G. NICHOLSON, Belgrave. Goon 150 Acre Farm for Sale Good 160 Bore farm for enle In Hallett town' ship, Huron County, being Lot 2. Con, 18. 140 sores under cultivation and 10 acres hardwood bush. Farm well tile drained and fenced. The house IS a double basement, buff brink, with verandah and balcony, also Delon Light, llnrn 42x88 feet, with 22 foot poste; straw shed 22 x 44, on stone foundation, cemented throughout; poultry house, 143x26 ; galvanized 140,41 drive shed 24x50. Buildings are practically all new. 2 wells and never failing spring creek. Terme to unit purchaser. Possession any time Loc. ill IL 911 Northway .Garments IE have now:on hand a complete line in real classy Coats consisting of All Wool Velours, Overcheck Polaire Cloth, Maravellas and all the new materials. Come and inspect our new Fall range. Along witn our regular line of Northway Garments we will have for Special Showing from Wednesday to Saturday of this week around 3o Sample Coats in the Northway Line. This will give our customers a fine range to choose from. Also a full range of Northway Dresses to choose from and prices are reasonable. Phone 61 F. A. HUNTER Brussels