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,A NEW
■ •AT
Although sometime wanted badly is
not purchased on account of the
outlay.
You can make your last year's straw
hat look wonderfully new by using
Rexail Straw
Hat Cleaner
Very easily used and if the diree•
tions are followed It will whiten a
sun burnt bat without leaving any
yellowish tinge,
Rexall Straw Hat Cleaner comes in
roc packages and there is ' sough in
a package to clean two hats. It will
also be found to be useful in many
ways about the house as it will also
remove rust or mildew stains from
fine white goods.
FOOT
POWDER
If your feet hurt use REXALL
FOOT POWDER, Gives quick
relief for burning, smarting or per-
spiring feet, promotes and keeps
foot comfort. Price 25c a tin,
Many hard roads are made easy by
Blue Jay
Corn Plasters
This Is a preparation we can reeom•
mend as giving good satisfaction.
Four Plasters in package 150.
Our stock also contains the most of
the reliable Corn Remedies.
or We have some nine or ten NEW PHOTO VIE NS of Brussels on Post Cards.
Have you seen them ?
Thee4GC. Store
F. R. SMITH
DRUGGIST AND S'PATIONER,
nal fetus kerns
A, 0. U. W. Friday evening of next
week.
GET in the swim by having a Tele-
phone and order now.
JUNIOR Epworth League pic-nit Fri-
day afternoon of this week.
LOCAL news of a specially interesing
character may be read on page 5 of this
issue.
Wm, Emelt and Robert Lowe went
West last week with two cars of fine
horses.
D. C. Ross is having a new cement
kitchen, bath room, eta, added to his
residence.
COUNCIL meeting will not be held un-
til Monday, laly Sth, owing to the holi-
day next Monday.
BRvssELS Base Ball team will play
Wingbam nine at Wroxeter celebration
on Dominion Day,
A new awning has been placed at the
Rural Central Telephone Office. A.
Reymann, of Cranbrook, put it up.
40 CENTS in advance gets THE POST t0
the close of 1912 to any post office in
Canada. Postage will have to be added
to American addresses.
DOMINION DAY RATES. -Single fare
tickets ou the railways will be issued,
good going Friday, June 28111 and re-
turning Wednesday, July 3rd.
THERE were 8 or to garden parties,
pic-nws and entertainments on the pro -
grain this week within a radius of ten
miles- from Brussels. "It never rains
but it pours" is an old addage with a
good moiety of fact about it.
REMEMBERED THE HAUNTS.- Last
Friday Rev. W. T. Cltiff, Miss Cluff
and Rex and Mr. Trow. all of Stratford,
motored to Brussels and the male con-
tingent spent the day at the trout brooks
going borne that evening well rewarded,
The reverend guide had not forgotten
the haunts from the days he resided in
town,
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The annualx
E cursion
to the Experimental Farm, Guelph, was
held last Saturday and was well patroniz-
ed, between Soo and 600 being aboard.
Weather was delightful and the day was
one of real pleasure. A number of the
excursionists did not come back until
Monday. Few more enjoyable outings
on land can be taken than the trip to
Guelph.
`SINCLAIR Y. Qt./ERIN, -An appeal by
plaintiff from the judgment of the
County Court of Huron of April 23,
rem2, An action by plaintiff for $50o
damages for injuries sustained by being
thrown out of defendant's hotel by de-
fendant. At the trial the action was dis-
missed with costs. Appeal dismissed
with costs.
FUNERAL. -The funeral of the•late
Eva May Cooper, daughter of James
and Mrs. Cooper, of Seaforth, took place
' 4o Brussels cemetery on Monday. She
died at the home of her sister, Mrs. H.
J. Marshall, Josephine street, Wingham,
on Saturday, aged r8 years and to days.
Deceased bad been in failing health for
the past few months. Service was con-
ducted at Wingham by Rev, Dr. Rut-
ledge Monday afternoon and Rev. D.
E. Cameron, of Brussels, officiated at
the cemetery here. The bereaved are
sympathised with in their sorrow.
A "WHALE." -A. Rutledge and Chas,
Workman caught a mammoth black
bass is the Maitland here above the
dam, Tuesday evening about 7 o'clock.
that measured 3oinches and weighed to
pounds. It put up a great fight and it
was no easy job to land it, in fact it had
to be dispatched with a pitch fork be-
fore it could be taken from the water
as it snapped viciously at its captors.
This is one of the largest specimens tak-
en from the river and was a cause of no
small wonderment to the lovers of the
rod and line, It should stand a good
show for the Toronto Daily Star Prize
for big bass. Photo of fish may be seen
at Smith's drug Store,
FOOT BALL. -A good crowd witnessed
the walk -over Intermediate contest on
'Victoria Park last Friday evening when
the home team won in a canter from
Seaforth by a score of 6-o. Every-
• thing appeared to turn out Wrong for
the Visitors while the excitement of
winning. caused Brussels to play first-
class ball, The gatne was not as one
sided as the score yet was never in
doubt as'tb the result. Referee Gilles-
pie, of Baden, gave "good satisfaction.
Owing to the removal of A. 1--awkshaw
teem town a change had to be made in
Brussels line up. Cline Scott Went
back to his old position between the flags
and Menoo Jackson rendered good
service on the back line. Some
phenomenal plays were made by Brus-
sels. Line up was as under t-
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Return match will be played at Seaforth
Friday evening of this week.
Bell
STRAWBERRIES are a fair crop,
PosTOPFICE boars next Monday will
begtotoa.m.and 5to6p, m.
BRUsssts Bowlers talk of taking in
the tournament at Owen Sound.
THE hay on the Agricultural Park has
been sold to Wm. Beitues, who lives
near the properity,
SCHOOL vacations are at hand and
July and August free for a bracing up
for next Fall's work.
MOTOR TRUCK. -J. Dodds, the well
known pop manufacturer of Seaforth,
bas purchased a motor truck from the
Clinton factory to be utilized in de-
livering bis output of soft drinks. He
was in town Tuesday evening with it
and although the initial trip it was be-
having itself splendidly,
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Fora mAtxpen lost. Will the finder kindly
return it to Walter Scott, Brussels postotle°
Leer, -In Brussels, on Wednesday of last
week a laoe handkerchief between P. Ament'e
and R. Leatherdale's, Finder will please
leave it at THE Poss,
PEARL sunburst lost. Finder will greatly
oblige by leaving it at Tax Posm,
59 LADnza' Band bags. travellers samples, no
two alike, nt less than half the wholesale
prise. G, N. MOLAaer.
12 Youxentas pigs 5 weeks old for sale.
Lot 5, 000.21, Grey, 'Phone 287.
Emelt LAMONT.
Wawa nig weighing about 80 pounds stray-
ed from John Oliver's, Bruesela, Information
as to its whereabouts will be suitably reward-
ed. JNo, OLtysn, Phone 40,
GusI wanted in a family of two. Easy
plane; wages $12.00 per month. Apply at THE
fops,
=chunks of pigs 514 months old for sale,
ALax.BUSSELL, Lot 15, Con. 8,'Morrfa, Phone
8815. 51-2
MAxme C. BarANe, Oph. 11, will be at her
office, Brussels, for practice from Wednesday
June 20th till Saturday, June 25th.
NOTICE -To whom it may 'concern :--Talcs
notice that I will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by or contracts entered into
by my son, Robert Thompson, who is a minor.
WrLLrAM Tee/41,80N, Mabel.
WOOL WANTEn,-50,080 lbs. We pay highest
prices cash or trade. Bring along your butter
and eggs. KING Baas., Wingham, Ont.
DWELLrNO rooms to let above atones. O m -
for o
table and convenient. I.O, RtasARne.
WREN lawn mowers will not work easy call
on or write T. MOGREooi, Brussels. .
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Gs-i-riam READY. -East Huron Agri.
cultural Dlrec'ors met last Saturday in
the Council Chamber and spent several
hours planning for the Fall Fair which
will be held in Brussels on Thursday
and Friday, October 3 and 4. Prize
list was extended and prizes increased
in 'several instances and an A I show is
figured on. There will be in addition
to the regular exhibit athletic sports.
drills, speeding events, good music, a
company of aerial artists from New York,
two big Concerts, etc. The member-
ship should be increased by several
hundred. Clear the track for Brussels
Fair on Oet 3 and 4.
ANNUAL DEPARTMENTAL ExAMINA-
Troxs,-The annual Departmental Ex-
aminations for Junior Matriculation and
Normal Entrance are being held this
week. J. C. Smith, 8, A.,
Principal of Wingham High School, is
in charge of the candidates who are
writing at Brussels, There are thirteen
candidates for Normal Entrance and
seven tor Junior matriculation. The
papers seem to have been very fair up
to date and the weather has been ideal.
All the Department Examinations will
be concluded by Friday, June 28th.
The Lower School (Form II) Examina-
tion for Entrance to the Normal Schools
were finished on June 53211. Twelve
candidates wrote at Brussels on this ex-
amination, The results may be looked
for much earlier this year.
People We Talk About •
Jno, Emigh, tonsorial artist, is home
for a week from Stratford for a visit,
Principal 8, S. Scott has gone to
Collingwood for a visit to his home.
B. Gerry is renewing old ftiendships
at Clinton and Holmeeville this week,
Mrs. McGregor, of Kincardine, was
visiting Mrs. Sherrie during the past
week,
Alfred Cook, of Aob Arbor, Mich:,
visited relatives and friends here this
Week,
Miss V. Davidson will spend a portion
of her vacation at the parental home in
Toronto,
Simon Jelly, of Shelburne was a guest
of Harry James, of the American hotel
over Sunday.
Mrs, Wm. Ballantyne left this week
for a trip to Saskatoon where she will
spend several weeks,
Mrs. Thetford, of Toronto, has been
the guest of Mrs. H. L. Jackson, Mill
street, They are old time irleads.
Miss Hattie Downing is Thome from
Toronto where she has been teaching
and will enjoy part of her vacation here.
Mondayf this o week Walter and Mrs.
Holmes and son Leqlie, and Mrs.Jane
Jarvis, Mrs, Holmes' mother, arrived in
Brussels from Nottingham, England.
They came by
the Allan steamer Tn
Hi -
slam
an dwere ticketed byW. H. Ker,
r
the local agent at Brussels. Thee
qt artette purpose malting
their home
iu 33rttltels and THE ;?osT bids 1110511
welcome.
1
Business Chance1
is often missed when it might have been
easily embraced by
Systematic Saving
Begin now to prepare for the day of op -
portunity by depositing your savings in
The METROPOLITAN BANK
SLOG OR MORE OPENS AN ACCOUNT
BRUSSELS BRANCH P. H. GIL 'OY, MANAGER
DoitNow!
All persons intending' to ap-
ply for the installation of
- Rural Telephones are asked
to do so by July 13th so
that the balance of the sea-
son's work may be mapped
out and completed in good
time. Application forms
may be obtained at my of-
fice.
F. S. SCOTT,
Chairman Tel. Co., Brussels
Miss Barbara McKelvey, 13. A„ of
Paris, is home for her vacation.
Miss Clara and Herbert Peter, of
Bervie, were visitors at the home of
John Hunter, John street, Brussels,
Mrs. R Leatherdale shad a real poorly
spell last Sunday but is regaining her
usual form again we are glad to state.
Councillor Dames is making favotable
progress from the accident of last week
whereby he lost a thumb and two flog.
ors.
Mrs. S, Wilton was at Atwood on
Tuesday visiting her sister, Mrs.
Greensides, before she left for the
W est.
Mrs. 1. C Richards bas not been as
well as usual during the past week but
we hope she may soon regain her
customers, health.
J. F. Rowland took a trip Eastward
last Saturday accompanying Mrs. Row-
land and children to Newcastle. He
got back Monday evening,
THE PosT regrets to bear tont Mayor
George Spotton, of Wingham is ill with
typhoid fever. We hope he will soon
be able to get about as usual.
Mrs. John Downing has gone ots a trip
to Toronto and Lindsay and from there
will accompany her sister to Muskoka
where the latter has a cottage, '
Mrs.e
R v Oaten,MissBeryl and
Beverly left for their cottage at Hutton,
Muskoka, last Saturday. They will be
away during July and August.
Mrs, Goodwin and Miss Viola, of
Chesle
v, mother and sister to Mrs.
Kyle, Brussels, were here for a visit,
Miss Goodwin is extending her visit.
Reeve Leckie has gone on a business
trip to the West. He will visit Winni-
peg, Regina, Edmonton and other points
and will be absent three or four weeks.
Miss Florence Thomson and Miss
Pearl Baeker left Thursday of this week
on a tour in the West. The former goes
to Vancouver and the latter to Winnipeg
and other points.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs. W. F.
Stewart, of Brecken, Ont., formerly of
Brussels is not enjoying her usual good
health. Many old friends here wish her
speedy recruiting.
J. T. Ross, Gorton McDonald, Cleve
Baeker and W. Atnent accompanied
Walter Miller to the Military camp
grounds at Godericb last Sunday, going
in Mr. Miller's car.
Jno. Ferguson left Wednesday for a
trip to the West, He was accompanied
by his brother, Dougald, of Teeswater.
They took the boat trip which should be
very pleasant these days.
Mrs. McNichol, of McKillop, has been
recruiting her health, (which has not
been good of late) for a few weeks with
her daughters, Mrs. Will. Baeker. and
Mrs. Dan. Glassier, She returned to
her home last Sunday,
We are sorry to hear that Rev. J. E.
Hunter, who is closing his pastorate at
Tupperville and is appointed to Dun-
gannon, has been laid aside by
rheumatism. It is to be hoped he will
have a speedy recovery.
Councillor Muldoon, S. Wilton, W.
A. Grewar, of town, attended the Odd.
Fellows' decoration service at Listowel
last Sunday. Miss Verne Wacker and
Master Archer Grewar, also went to
Listowel. The trip was made in Mr.
,Muldoon's auto,
Mrs. Harvey Churchill returned to
ber home at Windsor last Mouday.
Mrs. Longfoot and daughter, of Strat-
ford, went last week. The mother of
these ladies, Mrs. George Edwards,
who was seriously ill, is improving
nicely now we are glad to state,
Jno. and Mrs. retch attended the
Moore-Speiran wedding at Goderich
Wednesday of last week, The bride is
a niece to Mrs. Petco and a well known
former Brusselire. She has the best
wishes of many old friends for a happy
married llfe,
`i1-FoR THE WEST.- This week Y3, L.
Jackson, C. P, R agent here, ticketed
Mrs, john Sinciair and Miss Boss,
Princess street, to Yorkton, Sask„ Miss
Ethel Holmes, of town, to Swift
Current, Sask. ; and Miss Gregg, of
Henfryn, to Edtnonton. We Wish them
to nt i
a paaa tr. p
The d b t reception tendered Mesdames
y
Fletcheraud Powell last Friday after-
noon Was attended by a large number
of ladies the re -union of olrl friends
being mutually enjoyed, .es
Saturday
afternoon the visitors went
to Strafford
to call on relatives and old friends he
slat es
fare returning to the Queen city to get
ready to spend a month in Muskoka,
Chas, Jackson, who bas been in the
West, is visiting his brother, H. L.
Jackson, in Brussels. Mr. and Mrs.
Jackson purpose laking up residence in
Kiecardiue as Mrs. Jackson's health is
none too good and the location is chosen
as it is her old home and practicularly
congenial. We wish her the return of
her old time vigor.
Church Chimes
A Petriotio program will he presented
at the Methodist Sabbath Schaal next
Sunday afternoon.
A cariole of )tidies from Melville
Church, Brussels, attended, the Silver
Anniversary of Belerave W, F. M. S. on
Tuesday of this week and report a kat -
class time.
Next Sunday will be the closing day
of Methodist pastors who are appointed
to other charges, they being responsible
for their new appointments for the first
Sunday of July.
Rev. A. C. Wishart left on Monday
for his Summer vacation of slat weeks.
For the next three Sabbaths Rev. Dr.
Murray, of Toronto, will supply Mel.
villet t r
c i t,ch pulpit. He is no stranger
in Brussels so requires no introduction.
Last Sunday morning a Patriotic
service was held in Melville church, the
Sabbath School combining with the
congregatioa. Rev. Mr. Wishart gave
a suitable address. Sondey School was
withdrawn in the afternoon.
Rev. Mr, Peters; of Milverton, sup-
plied Rev. Dr. Oaten's work last Sun-
day. He spoke on "Wthat isman ?" in
the morning end "Meditation'' at the
evening service and did well. The
pastor will be home for next Sabbath.
Brussels School -Promotions
Below appear the results of the recent
Promotion Examinations in Forms I, II
and IV of the Public School Depart-
ment. Results from Form III will ap
pear at an early date. These promo.
coos have been based partly on the
work during the year and partly on the
final examinations. Every considera
tion has been made for weak and doubt-
ful pupils, No pupils has been held
back where his or her work waranted
promotion. The number of failures are
relatively very stall but the Principal
and teachers feel that some of these
might have been prevented had the
parents shown.an interest and desire in
the work in conjunction with the teach-
er, An occesienal consultation where
your child is found in the monthly re
ports Ut he Making pour progress might
result in au awakening of interest on
the part of the parent and pupil that
would be beneficial to the lattter's pro-
gress. The
Princi 1 will}t-�
A be glad. to
gpfi
haveo
y u consult him at the optniug of
the next term. Sincerely, B. S SCOTT,
Principal.
From Jr. IV. to Sr. IV.
' HONORS
Roy Stewart • Lawson Wright
Laura Ament Bobs Campbell
PASSED
Ella Rands 'Viola McCracken
Harold Currie Vernon Sinclair
Alex, Thomson A McLauehlin
Tom McLaughlin
DORA SMITI•I, Teacher.
Sr. II to Jr. III.
HONORS
M Barwell M MoLauchlin
PASSED
O Hemingway ETomlinson
A. Drage J Thomson
W Burgess W Roe
M Cameron G Baeker
R Currie . 1, Jamieson
W Harkness
Jr. II to Sr. II.
PASS
D Holmes G Jarvis
H Mabeson W Snider
11 Burgess DCut rie
G Popo W Jamas
I Emig)] A Stewart
L Francis; L Conley
M Wilton J Harkness
G, 8.055, Teacher,
Froin 5th to Jr. 2nd,
HONORS
Lena Barkley Lily Drage
Douglas Walker
PASS
Merner Wood' Grace Kernaghan
From 41b to silt, •
HONORS
FlprenceStewart Florence McArter
PASS
M McCracken
From 3rd to 4111,
HONOa9
Phelntn Burgess 13 Hemingway
Frank Oliver kivit Oliver
Kathleen McLaren Tilleton Moore
Marion MIcLatteblin 13ernard Cameron
PASS •
jaily
Platt Harry Drage
Berhice-Thuell . Archie Ballantyne
From and to 3r41.
•'pas •
Clayton Lott
Marjorie Pope
pe
Loren) IStto sad
Joan Walker Elsie Jaren;
Lenore Gerrie Barwell 'Phu 11 •
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Genevieve James Archie1
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Willie c r
W Jie M D<wei
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Greta Rckmier
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taro
'T'HE business man who has
.L customers in various parts
of Canada or elsewhere will
find the services of this bank of
invaluable assistance in collect-
ing drafts, etc.
BRANCH,
D ITP1' Manager.
Bluevale
Miss Margaret Diment, of Toronto,
is visiting her uncle, Harty Diluent.
Miss Alice Jewitt, of Brussels, spent
Sunday at the home of Samway S.
Paul.
A Garden Party under the auspices
of the Methodist church will be held
on the church lawn Wednesday even-
ing.
ooD TIME:-- Children's Day was
observed in the Methodist chord':
here last Sunday afternoon when an
excellent Missionary proggrats was
rendered in a very creditable manner
by the three schools of the circuit.
The address given by. Arthur Shitty,
Superintendent of the Jobiieton's
school on "The effects of sin on the
life" was listened to with much in-
terest and profit. Brief addresses
were given by Wm. Hall and Wm.
Smelt, Superintendents of Bluevale
and ' Brotwitowu schools. The pro-
gram was in charge of the pastor,
Rev. J. E. Cook. A liberal offering
was received by the schools for Mis-
sions.
WEDDIN4,-A pretty wedding took
place at Woocislee Farm, the house of
Jno. and Mrs. McNaughton; on Satur-
day,. when Mise Nettie, their eldest
daughter, became the bride of Malcolm
S. Aikenhead, London, The bride
wore a beautiful gown of cream
marquisette, the tulle veil being ar-
ranged with orange blossoms and -she
carried a shower botyiiet of bridal
roses and ferns. At high noon the
bride entered the parlor to the strains
of the wedding music played by the
bride's cousin Miss French, of Toronto.
The eereinnny_was conducted by the
bride's pastor, Rev. W. J, West, of
Knox church. After a dainty wed-
ding luncheon the bridal couple
motored to Beticefield and later will
take up their residence in London.
TURNBERRY COUNCIL: Meeting of
Council was held in Clerk's office,
Bluevale, Monday June 24th. Mem-
bers present. Minutes of last and
special meeting read and adopted on
motion of Wheeler - Rutherford,
Moved by McBurney -Wheeler that
By-law No. 15, 1012 he read and finally
passed. Carried. Moved by Wheeler
-Rutherford that we grant $20.00 to
assist in building cement Wsllte in
Belmore. Carried. Moved by Ruther-
ford -Moffatt ,that we' pay Sc. per
yard for gravel this season, Carried.
Moved by )McBurney -Rutherford that
we grant James McTavish tile to lay a
dram for 50 rods on 5th Con., Side
Road. Carried. Following accounts
were passed and cheques issued
Canada ingot Iron Company iron tile,
884.80 ; H. liierkley grave), $2.56 ; 8.
Marshall drawing tile from Wroxeter,
$2,00 Wm. Elliott, tile, $10.90 ; Jae.
Porter, drain across road, Con. 10, i1,
$5.00 Geo. Cruickshank,
$7.50;Wm S. Ring,
election fees June 8th, $10,00 ;John W.
King, election fees June Sill, $10.00 ;
Alex. McPherson, election fees June
8111, $10,00 ; David Wallace, election
feea•Jnue 8211, $10.00 • John Burgess,
drawing by-law. and Returning uffl-
car'e, $10.00 ; A. Oleghoen, livery de-
livering ballot boxes, $2.50 ; Stephen
Ring, refund statute labor, $4.00 ;'
John Abram, grant side walks, Bel
-
more, $20.00 ; Robt. Anderson, gravel
and damages, $5.40 ; John Smith,
balance Inspector Jobb's bridge. $7.50 ;
McKinnon Bros., balance approach
Jobb's bridge, $08.45 ; McKinnon
Bros., filling at Zetland side) road,
$9.50. Meeting adjourned to meet in
Clerk's office Monday, July 29th, at
10 o'clock a. tn.
COURT OF REVISION
Adjourned meeting of Court of Re-
vision was opened at 2.45 p. m. Mem-
bers of Court all present. Following
changes were made in Roll :-N. H.
Telephone Company assessment stands
James Elliott, dog assessed, bitch
struck off. Moved by Rutherford
Wheeler that Court of Revision be
now closed and that Assessment
Roll as amended be the roll for the
current year. JOHN BURGESS Clerk.
Knsw up the quality of road mak-
ing is our advice to every Pathmaster.
Scarce
Goods
Our stock is well assorted with
the best values in
—All lines of Short and Long Silk Gloves in
Black, White and Cream.
—Kid Gloves in Black and Tans.
—White Suiting Linen.
—Pique,' Rept), " Indian Head.
—Duck, Drill, Mull,, Muslin.
•—Lawns Vestings. ti
—Ladies' and Children's Underwear and
Black and Colored Hosiery.
Wg also have an excellent
range of
•
Dress Goods
•Silks, Overlaces and
Trimmings of all kinds
Our general stock throughout the store
is well assorted and the values are the best to
be had in the trade,.
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permauancy is desired.
Toss POST gives the news and 40
cents pays for it to January 1st, 1918,
Did you hear that ?
BORN
BAItWELL,-In Brussels, on Junle 12th, to Mr.
and airs, Arthur Barwell, a daughter.
HAMM,-Iu Blyth, on June 18th, to Mr. and
Mrs, Alex. Hamm.
MARRIED
AIIKSNIIEAD-11j0NAUOnmoS.A0 the home of
the bride's parents, Mr, and Mrs. John
McNaughton, of Turn/terry, on June 22nd,
by Ser. Mr. Wept, of Bluevalo, Miss
' Nettie McNaughton to Mr. Irl, 8, Aiken•
head of London.
H
OocaANs-4rnuY,- On June 22nd, 1012,, at
bride's father's, Waterloo township, by
Rev. Wm. Washer, Air Allen H. Cochrane,
of Waterloo, Ont., to mien Elmn, young; at
dsughter of 521. Noah Shiry, of Waterloo
tnshi
DIED
0o01,ea.—In Winglurm, 00 June 220d, Eva
May Cooper, aged 18 years and 10 days.
BRUSSELS MARKET
Wheat
Oats
Peas
Barley
Butter
leggy
Potatoes
Ha
Wool...
i1 5000 § 50
75 70
18 20
70 80
19 00 1
7 85 7 85
12 15
The People's Column
" FEACHER WANTED for U. S. S. No. 10,
• Howick and Wallace townships, duties to
commence after Summer holidays. Apply,
stating salary and gaaltflontiona, to
52.1 JAS. W. EDGAR.
Gerrie, Ont.
H
OUSE F
OR A
L .—
th comfortable frame
dwelling house with splendid and
good garden. Will be sold et a bargain on
cash terms. For further particulars apply to
MISS JENNIE BLAIR, Oranbrook. 48•tf
TEACHER WANTED for 8. S. No. 9, Grey
monoeafterivacaattionu Salary will at lent
$500 Applications received by the undersign-
ed, up to July 8th. Only qualified teacher,
male preferred, Give experience and testi-
menials. B. PAYN, Sec -.Tread.
Phone 4414. Jamestown, Oat.
EAOHElt WANTED for S. S, No. 1,Morris
Township, Huron Oo., duties teked
trend after vacation. Applicata are asked
A statesalary,r ceived tooJ and experience.
Applicntioua received July 10th,
Emmy it'EAII,
Box 827, Seo. 'Trees., Blyth P. 0,
•
`TEACHER WANTED for S.0. No. 0, Grey
• township, duties to commence after Sum-
mer vacation. Apply, stating salary and qual-
ifications, to , W M. BALL,
40-tf Sec. -Tress., Ethel.
TEACHER WANTED, male or female, for
0, S. No, 10Township of Grey, Enron
County, duties to commence Sept. 2ad, 1812„1
Apply, stating eatery and qualifications and
experienceif any, to ISAAC LAKE,
Ethel P. 0.
WARM FOR SALE. Being South balvenof
11- Lots 54 and 55, Con. 1, Morrie township,
Huron 00., containing 100 acres. On the fat nt
is o good inane ]louse 82x003¢ feet ; Titch, n
18x22'r4. • wood shed 20280 • bank barn L8x0i - -
straw shed OOx90 ,• lean-to SOx80. Stone w,11
with good stabling under barn. 2 never fa •
• ing Wella and n good orchard, Only 54 mile td
school and 1 mile to church and post office.
Price 01,000, Deed may be seen on application
to the proprietor, WALTER L,. BREQI(EN.•
RIDGE, Jamestown P. 0. 51.Ont
INE 164 ACRE FARM 31015 SALE, -The
undsrnlgned offers for anis his fine tel
of 104 notes, being Lot' 27 and part of 'Lot 28,
Oon. 18, and part of Lot 28, Oon, 14, MoKiltop
township, Enron Co. All in good state of ani-
tivation, excepting 8 notes 01 hardwood built.
Two oornfortubla, frame_housesone bank
barn 62x88 feet, with Stone stebiin;g ; a s2rtlW
barn BOx48 feet ; hog pi' nand ken house 10x42,
and another barn on Oo11,14, 80xR40. 8 good
wells, 2M ares of orchard good femme, levet,.
ly 'woven wire. Farm in 38:under green and ill
prime shape for grazing on' (tropping. Posses,
slob given at •nny time to suit puroltnaer.
Terms offered are liberal and price right.
Property is lgmilea from poetoiltea and aeboot
and i% miles to Walton village on 0. P. R.,
where are nli omtvenianees. For further par.
Maulers apply on the property to 1..7, PO2,
LARD, Proprietor, Walton Pro. 51.11
Notice to Creditors
In the mutter of the estate of Abram
Cook, late of the Village of Brus.. .
sets, iii the County of Huron,
gentleman, deceased,
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Stttule,
that all creditors and othera haying claims
agninet the estate of the amid Abram Cook, •
who died. on or about the nlneteentil,day of
June,' A, 15, 1012, pro required on or bofoh0 ,
the 18th 427 of July, 1812, to wand by post
prepaid, or deliver to the undersigned Exeou•
tore of the last Will and testament of Itis saki
demented, at Bruesels P. 0,, their Christian and
Sureanoe, addressee .std deacr{ptlees;, end a
atatanant of their acooanta hgainet the sold
estate and elect the .entureof theeeourity 112
arty) held by them. • •' • •
And further take notice that after each last '
Mentioned
dote the Executors win procee6
to distribute fate needs of theecqas0
d d
rhon et the parties entitled tt U i e titled t r
17tt O Ato A
regard velg to the e, and at width. aid. Aeon.
then have got nonce and that the daissets or
tore Will not be )able for 2110 said assets or
pry pert thereof to an o
y person or persona
yWh0ne lnima noticea11 nothaveboon reoe•
55 bthem se
the time
of each distribution.
dtrib t
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Dated adsSind t
1It lay b1 rune, 1012,
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801101281 ar JnmsoSINCG rouIRse and henry
Jpmo5, 5110 Executors of the deeeaaed,