HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1913-5-8, Page 8Mouse Cleaning
When Hoeso Cleating you may need
Caustic Soda
Bakes the finest of soap and at the
one tine will use up the grease that
collected during. t he Winter••' -
5 1b. tin 400.
Powdered Borax
Finest grade -15c lb, or 2 Its, 2fo,
Household Ammonia
A ;teat cleanser -roc a bottle.
Coed Disinfectants
Zenoleum ase per bottle.
Chloride of Limo, 80, toe & 15c pkg.
Powdered Copperas, 100 per lb.
Carbolic. Acid, &c.
Red Cedar Flakes
The best moth preventative -Large
package 15c.
Crystal Floor Oil
A good polish for Furniture, Lino-
leum, &c.-202 per pint.
Papei
Will almost make a new room out
of ten old room. Itis wonderful the
improvement a tasty Wall Paper
will make in It room where there has
possibly been an out of date pattern
Ord yon bave grown tired oE. Our
,rock of Papers is well assorted
whether it be for
Parlor, Living Room
Hall, Dining Room
Bedroom or Kitchen
We have something very special for
Bedrooms in Satin Stripes with cut
out borders. '1 hey are winners and
are most moderately priced at roc
per roll.
SEE THEM
rhe_ Store
F.
. SMITH
DRUGGIST AND STATIONER.
prat ttelps t.errcs
• SEND us the news.
NOG market $9 3o.
l'HE foot bridge is up.
QUITE a quantity of hay being sold.
Drain contractors are getting busy.
SCHOOL Board Friday eveuing of this
week.
Are you ready for the call of Sanitary
Iuspector•
SYNOD of Huron will meet at Lon-
don, June 17th.
THE song of the Lawn Mower is
heard in the land.
FINE strings of fish are being caught
In the Maitland river.
WE always feel like taking off our bat
to the man who minds his own business.
AUTOMOBILES are getting about as
thick on leading roads as the bair on a
dog's back.
SEVERAL Brusselites went to Wing -
ham last Sunday to hear the Salvation
Army Brass Band from Toronto.
6o cents gets THE POsT to January
let 1914 to any Canadian address. Send
it to the absent one as a surprise.
HEAR Getty Sellers in Melville church
Tuesday evening next. Brusselites
don't often have tbis opportunity.
BRussELs Public Library Bo .rd will
meet next Monday evening at 8 o'clock,
in the Board room. Members asked to
attend.
Ns= public holiday will be Victoria
Day, which falls on a Saturday. The
following Monday will be observed in
most places.
THE various Municipalities are stirring
up getting preliminary work done in the
Canada Temperance Act campaign in-
to which Huron Co., will go next Fall.
THE Pose Publishing House bas
turned Int four sets of wedding in-
vitations in the last two weeks and the
endis not vet. We guarantee a good BERPANTwanted. Apply to
husband with each set of invitations and MRS. W. M. SINOLAIR.
SECOND hand piano for sale. Apply to,
S. CARTER, Brunetti.
THE Ladies Aid of Melville church
intend giving a Garden Party on June
73th.
ALARGE number of fine cattle were
delivered here last Monday to various
druvers to be put on grass.
W, H. WILLIS, of Wingbam, formerly
of Brussels has been appointed Express
agent as successor to Alex._Ross, who
is removing from town.
Tuz brick residence of Editor Hall.
Winghan, who is removingto California
has been purchased by Rev. Fr. Blair,
who will get immediate possession.
DON'T forget the Auction- sale of well
bred grade Durham calves and mile)
cows at the Central Hotel, Brussels,
Friday afternoon of this week. N.
Coutts is the proprietor.
WINGHAM High School Foot Ball
team defeated Listowel at the latter
town on Saturday and will now go into
the 2ud round, Clinton also won from
Stratford on the round so is also eligible
for the next circle.
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HoceE and lot to rent. Apply to W,
OARLEY•
SMART boy wanted to learn the printing.
One who has passed the Entrance preferred.
Apply at THE POST.
DWeoorse rooms to let above stores. Soft
water, &c. I. 0. RtOnAan8,
SIX 2 year olds, steers and heifers, for sale,
as owner is short ofasture. W. KNa0HTEL,
Lot 22, Oon.14 McKillop, Welton P 0.
K005 FOR KATOatNG.-Single Oomb Aneoaas
-the beet laying strain. $1.00 per 16•
HARRY AMENT, Brunnets,
Bron SALE.-Ma4sey-Harris btcyole, cushion
frame, in good repair ; good tires ' ran three
seasons, A bargain for cash. Apply P. 0, Box
9, Brussels.
T000000 buggies guaranteed to give good
eatisfaotlon, Ask about them.
ERNBST G• PLUM.
SEE McGregor about lawn mowers,
EOGs Boa HAeoaneee-Indian Runner thick
eggs from prize winning stook. Pore white
eggs, 10e each. Also 5 pure bred Indian Run-
ner Drakes for sale. L. ADDIS,
Phone 4217 Brussels P. O.
.nnouncements,
BRUSSELS, Seaforth and Clinton will
be the opponents in the ffrst round of
the Intermediate Foot Ball games this
season. Our lads will require to get;
down to practice as the Hough Cup
series is giving Clinton players a good
work out.
FARM products with a name or trade
mark soon become known and the same
serves as a guide to the quality of the
goods offered for sale. Make a name
and market for your products by using
printed stationery and butter paper.
Jo11N HARRIS has leased the Leather -
dale house vacated by Robt. Thomson
and gets possession this week. The
latter has moved to his newly acquired
property on Queen street West. former
ly owned by George Crooks, and has a -
nice piace.
SUBeRIBEas who have not yet renew-
ed THE PosT for tete and wbo desire to
take advantage ofour clubbing rates
,
are requested to do so without any
further delay as some of the rates will
be withdrawn on May 15th. Renew
now,
Lase week James Ballantyne, of town
thrnugn his advt, in THE POST. receiv-
ed an order for a couple of settings of
Columbian Wyandotte eggs from
Manitoba. The shipment ' was
made in due course. It pays to ad-
vertise in a paper that people read.
ANOTHER AUTO COMING '00 'TOWN -
'his week G. C. Manners gave an order
for a Ford car and it will be here in a
few days. The sale was made by "Tot"
i
Cochrane, of W n
Rham
former Brusselite, Sonnwell R w known
Some others are on
the Het it is said. Mr, Manners is al-
ready somewhat acquainted with the
"buzz wagon" and sbonld handle it all
right.
TEACHERS and parents can aocom-
plish a real service to• their couutry by
instructing the children to spare the
' robins. .Phe robin and its nestlings
are perfect gormandizers wheu it conies
to making a meal of bugs and cater-
pillars -the enemies of mankind. The
Redgings eat one and two-fifths times
their own weight of worms and insects
each day.
Goon Recoap,-Brussels Methodist
church Auxiliary of the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society has just closed a very
successful year. Financially it Is the hest
since he organization 25 years ago.
There are 44 members, $tte,00 raised
sento Branch Treas-
urer $I03.I0. While not sending a
hale as formerly to a distance the
EOGs POR HATOH1NG. - White Wyandotte
eggs for sale at 75c a setting. 1st pen, headed
by a $5.00 cook, bought from W. M. Archer.
Paisley ; 2nd pen, headed by a 55 00 cockerel,
bought from L. B Guild, Rockwood. These
birds are off two of the best laying strains in
Canada. JNo. MEADOWS, Bruaels.
The Metropolitan
Capitan Paid up •
Reserve Fund - •
Undivided Profits -
Springy'
dok El °�a-�� 1sTAB�Isf® o
Isla 'Weariness
iii i1 i\ -� li
$i,000,000.00
1,280,000,00
181,888,26
HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO
t:
Joint Deposit Accounts are a convenience
arranged especially for Farmers or those living out
of town, Money can be deposited or withdrawn by any :,
of the parties in whose names the account is opened.
$I.00 OR MORE OPENS AN ACCOUNT
BRUSSELS BRANCH F. H. GiLROY. MANAGER
BOWLING. -A meeting for the re-
organization of Brussels Bowling Club
for Jere will be held Friday evening at
8 o'clock at the Carnegie Library Board
room. All interested are asked to at-
tend so that arrangements may he 0002-
pleted for the season.
NExT Monday evening at the Ep-
tvorth League the topic will be Japan.
As a point of special interest too fine
stereopticon views will be presented on
this wonderful land --the Britain of the
East --accompanied by a Travel Talk.
Everybody welcome. Monthly cot -
lection will be taken.
THE Grande Prairie (Alta) Herald
which by the way is a new journalistic
venture with good prospects, SR} s ot a
Former resident of this locality ;-las.
A Moore has been appointed issuer of
marriage licenses. This appointment
was among the many necessities of the
prairie as here.te-fore tiny intended
benedicts had to travel to spirit River,
6o miles away, in order to procure the
legal documents.
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WHAT WE MAY EXPECT. -
Sheep seeking.
A visit to the ole' swimmin' bole.
June weddings.
Flies.
June bugs.
Lawn mower solos.
Foot Ball matches.
Early strawberries
Straw hats,
Coat less men and hat -less women.
Trout fishing excursions.
"Plugging" for exams.
W. C. T. U. -The regular meeting
of the W, C. T. U. was held April 25th
a large number of ladies being present
A former member remembered the
Lumberman's work by sending a
liberal contribution, After the regular
business wee finished Rev.. Mr. Marra
addressed the meeting taking for his
subject "'Phe Ideal made real," '!`here
are people who continue very much in
rsicn and
e wayas before soave
the sem
they are not yet fit to enter into the
laud as they have lett God out of the
question. We must give over wrestling,
to clinging. Canada has cot yet given
up all the things she should trample
under her feet. Just as Jacob was into
the struggle he wrestled. struggled and
conquered, so must we. Too often
mautakes'the crown and casts it into
the dust but no one has gone down so
low but there is still some good in him
worth saving. The time is coining and
is here to put temptstiou from es
Some thiuk, to change a man's en•
vironnlent he can be cbanged. Be
may be outsardly but it is not Scrip•
tural. It is men we are here to save
and one of the ways is to close these
open doors from our midst, remove
the temptation and by the power of
prayer. We have the promise, "If ye
ask anything in my name I will give
it you," We can do a great deal by
earnest, sinoere, faithful prayer. Let
us work and pray to remove the
temptations. Let us move forward un-
tie gates for
til we push ilia battle tot
God is making our country, Mrs
Meadows' solo "The Ribbon While"
much appreciated. Mr, Ackerman,
was pp
C, 0. C. F. organizer, of Galt, Wag
1a e
Society has helped several needy cases present and gave a short talk, He
in the neighborhood, A good deal of said God bless the White tibbon as it
the maces, has beau due to the energy stands for purity and lies a great 151.
of the retiring President, Mrs, A, J, fluence for good. We Gannet go with -
Lbw. v
ith-Low.v
Mt • toe CIRCLE, --At the annual meet-
ing of the Voting Ladies Mission Clrele
of the Methodist church, the following
officers were elected i--Hon„-President,
Mrs, (Rev.) Oaten ; President, Miss
Lizzie Dowuing ; Vice. President, Miss
Millie Pryne ; Cor. -Secretary, Miss
Ruby Plutl,; Rec.-SecretarV, Miss Pearl
liaeker; Treasurer, Miss Pearl Dark;
Sept, Systematic :Geeing, miss Carrie Ilia stow, The Circle) hadp
acn
out our influence being either for goo
or for evil, Our intiueuce counts far
more than we think, "Perfect Love
casteth out fear,” How many ever
think we are walking on sidewalks paid
for by part License money and our
children educated al the expense of the
drunkard's children ? Whet are we
White Ribbon Women doing to help.
By gathering at our meetings we ale
doing a great hal for. good. A hearty
vote of thanks to Rev Mr, Mann and
did year and has a tdembershlp of 34, 3 Mr. Ackerman was moved bi Ml's.
being Life Metuher3. Rands secoeclod by Mrs. Backer,
People We Talk About
Carl Holmes is back from school at
Toronto for his vacation.
Mrs. Wm. Pollard has been
ing old frieudships in Brussels.
Miss Laura Jermyn is spending
few weeks with friends at Blyth.
Mrs. Copp, of Toronto, who was
visitiug here, hss returned home.
A. J. Lowry's health shows con-
siderable improvement we are pleased
t0 stale
Mrs. Jno. Cunningham was on the
sick list during the past week but is
considerably better now,
Miss Lorna Addison, of Mount
Forest, is the guest of Mrs. F. H.
Gilroy. She is a niece of Mr Gilroy.
George and Mrs. Lowry and Leslie
of Brussels, attended the Porteous-
Snuch wedding at Seaforth Wednesday
of this week.
Miss Ina Bryans, Queen street was,
laid aside during the past week owing
to a disabled knee. She is improving
we are glad to state.
R. J. McLauchlio gave one of his
ankles a twist that gave him a very
perceptible limn for several days dur-
ing the past week.
Mrs. T. Maunders. who was visiting
at Brussels, Berlin and Galt, has arrived
eately at her home in Detroit. The
holiday did her good.
Percy Thuell left Tuesday morning
for London where he will take a post
tion in a box factory. We wish him
rene w -
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Old CANADA
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TORONTO
THE business man who has
customers in various parts
of Canada or elsewhere will
find the services of this bank of
invaluable assistance in collect-
ing drafts, etc. ,s,
BRUSSELS BRANCH,
3. F. Rowland, Kin Manager.
Miss Carrie Hingston went to London The Duchess of Connaught is slowly
hist Saturday to meet her brother Bert, recovering from the recent operation
who is here now at the parental home which she underwent for appendicitis.
He is showing improvement in health The bulletin issued by the etlending
and we trust the change of air and scene phvsieiass said that she had enjoyed a
will be a means of complete resto'auou. ' lair day, and that the improvement
Last Mondat Athol McQu: i'rie left noted today was maintained.
for Goderich where he will spend the
next few mouths un the Signal staff
He purposes resuming his studies at
Brussels • Continnit,iom School next
Fall. F Rutherford will assume Mr
McQHarr e's dntiee in Melville Sabbath
School.
bliss Helen D Ford, eld st daughter
of Rev, J. E. and Mrs. Ford, of Clteton
and a former teacher in Brussels, has
just graduated front Queen's University,
securiug her B A. deseree and also
specialist standingin Moderns, History
and English. Many Brussels friends
extend congratulations
Mrs. Garfield Loug, wbo is at tbe
(mental home, Brussels. has not been
having vety good health since the birth
of the baby daughter. ser ' many
friends hope for a marked improvement
in the near future. Mrs. George
'Phomsoo, Mrs Long's mother, is still
in California, where she accompanied
her son, James, last Fall. '1 he fetter
has gained• 20 or 30 hounds and has
dole well during the past Winter.
They hope to get back from the Seuth
before long.
Church Chimes
Rev. D. E, Cameron, R. A , took the
services at Holmesville lest Sunday.
Regular service will be held in the
R. C. church next Sabbnth at time
hour.
Rev. Mr. Mann will be a Commission-
er to the Presbyterian Assembly which
will cal vene in Tut'uute next month.
"Mothers' Day" will be observed in
the Metaodtst Sabbath School new
Sunday Choice program. Persons
attending are sicked to wear a white
flower. Ali welcome.
The pastor's topic next Sabbath morn-
ing in the Methodist church will be
"Our mothers." In the evening the
subject will be "The evils of to•dsy,"
the first of a short series
Last Sunday Rev. Dr. Richardson, of
London. conducted the services in St.
John's church, Brussels. He gave tWu
fine discourses. the morning text being
Mark 16th chapter and 1514 verse and the
evening theme "The house of anent
Mansions." He will be welcome. back.
Last Sabbath evening an exchange 01
pulpits took place between Rev. A. J.
success in the Forest city. Maur and Rev, Pr Oaten Fortner
A. Strachan, Jas. Fax, M. Black and gave s nu; odthe•r• on "The piace
James Shurrie were in Toronto this and ya tie et the Christian church."
week and took in the Laurier demon-
stration Monday evening.
Miss Vera Wilbee is home from
Stratford for a holiday of a few weeks,
The Classic city evidently agrees well
with her judging by appearances.
D. A. Lot*ry, of Toronto, was in
town for a few da}s. He is "up to his
eyes" in business in the Queen city,
hence his stay was necessarily short.
G A. Deadman got a small silver.
fast on the inside of his right eyelid.
It gave him considerable bother but the
optic is getting all right again we
are pleased to state
Geo. Robb, of St Catharines. dropped
in on old friends last Saturday and is
spending the week here. He is well
pleased with his work asinsul'ance agent
and is making it go all right.
D Fountain, of London, who has
been here for several weeks recruiting
1115 health, was called home lest Saler
day.
Bruesels maidens are sighing
him
r
"Will ye no' come back again."
Miss Iva Govier, of London, formerly
of Brussels and a granddaughter of
Mrs. Thuell sr., of town was married
Wednesday of last week to a Londoner
We wish them many happy prosperous
years,
H, B Churchill has been moved from
ElmsteRd, Kent Co. to McCaw, Huron• Treasurer of the Cemetery Com lulloe
inhisstead, Mr..Gerry was heartily
thauk.ed for king yen,. of faithful umni.
peteet service and regret expressed al
his going away. ,.
John Walter, a Berlin, Out , amateur
aVlatot', was testing his flying machine
Monday morning on Lancet ter street
hill and when abunl 15 feet in the air, n
gust of wind sent the aeroplane to the
ground The VOUla, aviator sustained
surae bruises but his machine was saved
from serines damage by•the timely as
sistanlance of several spectators. Walter
intends periecting his invention and
oak' ng another attempt
BRUCE DRYING Ile -- The going io'o
effect of Local Optiou in Kineard ne on
May 1, leaves Walkerton' and vicinity
standing out conspicuously as the wet
territory on the map of Bruce, How
the country as a whole is drying up
mnv be gathered from the fact that in
1874 there were issued in Bruce no
less than t8o tavern and 20 shop licenses
as against 241 tavern and 20 shop licenses
for 1913, the last liquor store and the
station hotel in Nalk,rrton being doomed
to shortly vanish. Of the 24 licenses
that will thus be issued in Bruce county
for roe, it is probably singular that 20
of these should he granted for Walker-
ton and immediate vicinity, the list
being as follows; Walkerton 5, Car-
rick 7, Brant 4, and Greenock 4 That
the Bence Capital and every township
surrounding it should be wet while
Wank' all the rest of the county is dry,
reveals one of the most remarkable
situations in the province.
Miss Jessie Cunningham sang "Abide
with tie" in good voice Dr Oateu's
text in Melville church was "My cup
runneth over" from which a fine sermon
was preached.
The annual tneelilig of Huron Aliglt
can S. S. Assriciatinll and -Deanery
Chapter was held in 'erivitt Memorial
church, Exeter, 'euesday May 6111. In-
cluded in the tiroerem were addresses
by Rsv. T B. Westgate, Missionary
from East Africa, Rev T, 13 Howled
Woodstock, Rev I. B Fotheritighein,
of Goderich, D. M. Rose, of Toronto,
and Ven. Archdeacon Richardson,1).
C. L.
At the official Hoard meeting of ti's
Methodist church 00 'Tuesday evening
F: H Gilroy was chosen lay delegate to
tbe mutual District meeting' A general
Congregational meeting will be held
next Wednesday evening In which re-
ports of the various departments will be
given. Congregat ional rel
resentatves
to Board will be elected and a portion
of the evening taken tip with a lonelier
of ttereoplicou views in ',nonectil•n
with Mission fields The same S.ewe! ds,
Class Leaflets and Local Preachers
were re-elected, F H Gilroy keine
Rdtied to the lel ter.. Owing to expected
removal ot 13 Gerry to Fort Will am,
R, Leatherdale Was chosen as Secretary
Co., as station agent on the C, P. R
Mrs. Churchill is a daughter of George
and Mrs. Edwards, of town, and a
graduate of THE POST.
Wm. and Mrs ',mitt spent a few
days at the Methodi.t Parsonage
Bluth, last week. 'Their son, Rev.
George Jewitt, is the pastor there and
is doing good work as he always does.
An former old resident of Brussels
WAS in town last week in the person of
Hugh Williams, who now lives at
Egmondville. Although well, over 8o
veal's of see Mr. Williams is real smart,
Mrs. W. A. Grewar is a claugltter.
G. A Deadman is looking after his
heea in Merlin. He reports that they
Wintered well, The wind on Good
Friday blew off several covers and
r
turned over a few hives but otherwise
no damage. The clover is in excellent
shape, never better,
We are sorry to ' state that Will
Ament is horhe from Seaforth i11 with
typhoid fever. He boarded at the
Dick House whose well was condemned
by the Board of Health. Mr, Ament's
many friends hope he will 800n be re•
stored to his'esual good health,
Lastweek James and Mrs. Mc
Callum and daughters, of McKillop.
moved to town and tools possession of
their ' recently Derchesed residence,
bought from Mrs. lames Ferguson,
corner of Albert ere William streets
We ilei thein weloome In Brussels and
hone theywill enjoy life here after a
busy time in M*Klllop township,
Huron County.
In order to interest school children
in the reforesting of the lands in Hay
township, F. Fess, sr.. of Zurich, has
planned to furnish each school section
or the district with 12 hardy catalpa
trees (known as fever trees) for plant-
ingtin Arbm'Day. It is expected that
the trustees, teachers and children
will unite in making a good com-
mencement by planting, the rare trees
Canadian News
The nine vear old daughter of Henry
Moore, of E•trd:ev, Que , was burned
to death anti Moore himself had four
fingers charred, in fire which destroy
ed their home 011 Saturday night
Brantford Ministerial Alliance, at the
annual meeting, dtelared unanimously.
in favor of submitting a Local Option
measure in Stamford next year. Ap•
Deals v:ere read in all the ollnrclles Sun-
day,
Charles
fltm found guilty
on
Nov 223rd, last of the murder of Joseph
Rosenthal, a Jewish junk dealer, in the
Hydro -electric earths at the font of
Strechtui avenue, '1'r roma, on Good
Friday, 1912, is to l xpiale his. shot' oo.
the scaffold, In the Criminal ASI C'
Court at the City Hall 'Tuesday alter -
:noon he was sentenced by Chief Justice
Sir William Moloch to be hanged on
,Cednesday July 9.
The Melt sod wastut tied. on the Galt -
Blew I ford
ilt-Branlfor't section of the new Lake Erie
& Northern railway. 200 men formed
" i
a
grading gang and the numtiet will be
Added to as fast As laborers tan be seem
ed at a point on the river three 01lea
from Galt Railway 'OonetJue'IOn temp
Supplier; coining from Galt give e, tlee'd
edtmpetusto the various lines of trade,
1
Not the tried that comes' from lab-
or and Is cured byeef'reshilig sleep
and Elias rest but the genet III
weariness and latigucr fel as tmloh
in the morning as at night Slid
which seem
difficult. Sell a, conditione every little kis dos
to iulpure blood and exhausted
nerves.
donated them With other varieties,
The catalpa tree is prolific in growth
and tnay be utilized for commercial
purposes at the age of five years. Be-
sides, it is ornamental, growing 10 it
great height and having leaves that
measure 16 inches iu diauleter,
Now is the time to get rid of your
rheumatism. 'You can do it by ap-'
plying Chamberlain's Liniment and
massaging the parts freely at each
application. For sale by all dealers.
Our Beef,
Iron and Wine
purifies and revitalizes the blond
and through the blood feeds the
eluevitig peeves. 11 increases the
appetite, clears the complexion
anti renews strength and energy.
A reinedy indispensable to almost
every one 'at this season of the
year,
$1.00 per large bottle
at
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DRUG STORE
Wheat
Oats
Peas
Barley
Butter
DIED Eggs
Li ereter—AtOkotoks, Alta„ on April slat, Hoge
John 13, Linehan!, aged 56 years, son of the Slay
late Thos. Lineham, 12th eon, Elma town- Wool
ship. _
PATEItsoN - On April 89th, 1518, in White -----•--_ ._.-_
church,Ont., at his home. N•rantrPaterson, Notice
late of inghem and Toronto in his bath
ear. —
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AUCTION SAL.ES
FRIDAY. MAY Son, -55 good grade Durham
calves and 10 fresh Moll cows at Central
Hotel, Brussels, at 2 p. m. N. Oo0TT8, Prop,
F, S. Scott, Ana.
TUESDAY, MAY 16TH.-PRrm Stock, imple-
ments oto•, SM Lot 0, Con. 4, Morris township.
S,le unreserved at 1 p. m. Mite. W. 10.
W HALEY, Proprietress, P, PURv7S, 8110.
FRIDAY. MAY 2880 -Household Furniture,
070 , at the hone of B. Gerry, still street,
Brussels at 2 p m„ owing to intended re-
moval B. GERRY, Proprietor ; F. 8. Scott,
Auctioneer.
The People's Column
TTEACHER wan N 1,G
township, du
god. Applicants
tierlenoe and sal
by the undersign
The Court of Revision on the Assessment
Roll of the Township or Morris will be held in
the 'Township Hall on Monday, the 29111 day of
May, next, at 11 o'elook a, tri. All parties in-
terested will please take notice and govern
themselves. accordingly.
A. metOWI M, Clerk,
Morris, May 7111, 151.8.
Notice !
The Court of Revision on the Acsea#n ant -
Roll of the Township of Grey wilt be held at.
the Township Ba11, Ethel, on Monday, the 20th
day of May next, at tl o'clock a, m, All par.
Men Interested will please take notice and goy
ern themselves n000•dinrt
A. H, MACDONALD, Werk,
Ethel, May 701,, 1978.
ted for S, mance o, ray ' (�
sten to to c maat1n,' x-
to ante �c;nnd9cation,• ex• IQOOB� S FAVORITE p1)
ary. Appllcatione renewed ( j- /
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ANDREW LAMONT, (11812) 13070
earetary-Treasurer, Brnasel8.
Will stand for the improvement of
good rellabPacifi man to repro- stook at his own stable,
Ca
is terneaten tory Railwayfull Land Lot 22, Coil. 13, IdoKillop
hie ITOO E Far full t
U. mugsELL,oto, Onict Sales
Building, Toronto, Ontario. tic -
Colts off this horse have won 1st prize
for the last tln•ee years ae Brussels and
n the premises of the under- Sear otth Shot's 'in the heavy draught
Lot 19, 0011. 9, Moria, n y ear- class. 'Perms -$8.00.
an
white In color. Has horns,
t leading to its recovery will JOHN J. MaGAVIN,
eeived. Leadbtu'y P. O.
GE MILLER, Bruao'ds P. O. I
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Mon's Fanny ,l'ors teds told Berges ; extra good quel.
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Boots and Shoes.
We have a full' stock of Men's Boots and Shoes,
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