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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1913-10-16, Page 4erg -1 , I � t I �lfi RAm TUITHUR 3DAY, OCTOBER 16, x9(3 Pafi;ttan sage is tiie eroparttldei that ^ I Grows Hair, 8tdps Dandruff Arid Makes Hair QIOrlausly Radiant "SAFETY First" ie a movement among Money back sags Jae. Fox if Pat is - railway ion Sage does not eradicate all den. des aloe the right line, i•atlway employees g druff, stop splitting !lair, falling hair and scalp {full and put life and lustre into the dull, faded hair of auy man, women or ebile Parisian Sage is pleasant and re- freshing. No cheap perfumery odor, no disagreeable concoction, but a daintily perfumed tonic-oue that is not sticky or greasy -that proves its goodness the first time you use it, Baldness and faded hair are both caused by dandruff germs, Parisiau Sage kills the germs and causes the hair to grow u bundently. Large bottle at Jas. Fox's and drug- gists everywhere. Regular price 50e. Placing a higher premium on )Moat! • life and limb is the ideal aimed ut. Tan fox industry is growing "like sixty" and the prices are soaring b. auti- folly so that Rayeard has a valuation to• clay that was unthought of a few years ago. There are lines of business not so highly perfumed but a fellow can over- come that by wearing a clothes pin on bis nose, s sent -a -trip motor busses are said to be revolutionizing passenger traffic in New York city. One Company is putting 104.0 Electric power busses into service Instead of the usual conductor ladies are in charge and are designated AS cashiers; Proprietors claim women are more ortnrteous and trustworthy than man, hence their employment, MONDAY of next week will he Thanks- giving Day and will be observed as n general holiday, Canadiaus have good reason for a National giving of thanks for blessings received ; disasters averted freedom from war and pestilence ; bountiful harvest and a healthy con. dition of financial and commercial af- fairs, Others, perhaps not as fortunate as we are, should share in our willing- ness to express our gratitude iu little gifts. PEEL County will have a bye election on November 3rd owing to the fact that Bro. Sam. Charters M. P. P•, has been put next the Government crib as Registrar, In our opinion the Govern- ment had no right to haul a member out of bis seat and thereby put the country to the expecte of a needless election, Hundreds of men in Peel would have accepted the office now filled and there- by saved the turmoil and expense of au election. Is' some of the new costumes for women are true to the pictorial il- lustrations then they are dandies. A gentleman's castoff suit, too long and too loose for the wearer, would repre seut one of the outlandish outfits, worn by some of the ladies who are bound to be in the fashion no matter what kind of gear they don to set the pace. The old fashioned scarecrow in somebody's corn field was not in it with what is said to be the most fashionable outfits placed upon the market today Tres customery 'initiation" exercises over the freshmen at tbe melons schools and colleges have been ou the program as of yore and the usual tom foolery and rough -house tactics practic ed with more than ordinary emphasis. Why such fights are permitted by the authorities iS a marvel. If a good sharp lesson were taught, the offenders brought before the beak charged with assaul t and if case were proven well p fined it 'likelywork its own cure. would Why such rowdyism, accompanied by destruction of property and danger to life and limb, is tolerated is a puzz'e but it Is no credit to the young man- hood of the loth century. AGRICULTUSAL Societies are not the easiest managed institutions in the laud, especially as it relates to the finances. Kincardine Fall Fair Directors, with a good day,find themselves "in the bole" this year to the tune of Someo and this la not a solitary case. One trouble is so many people Who ought ;to be in. terested in such organizations stand aloof and neither by word or deed lend and If the Societyis financial) ah . Y ombarassed they say Poor manage- ment" but dont attend an annual meet- ing et- ing to hear the reports on hand over a dollar membership fee, THE Posr is pleased that East Huron Society has kept cleat of the rocks and, barring bad weather and a law suit,has al. ways been able to square off each year with ledger showing a credit balance. Nevertheless there are many in this locality who have never helped to make it go better who might to. A membership al Soo is a figure that weld easily be attainedifthere was the rally that s fine agriculturel country like that Surrounding Brussels should be able to get in motion. While tbe Gevefoment grant is not now erased on membership there is much to he desired in a solid ;Maim garx eemleg 'to directorate and pspula ,z?cY, en anz'tytiou calcu- lased to 4v g -4 v e .'Pnmuuily. A gond fere rig(; ..tort! Fair is one of the befit a.4veie set <er, a t teighb• {hood Can hese andd',e5 a work !bat wield a wider nZ?nenoe Ilan is .sometimes imagireed. Tee writer could elle many Inetantea uowll to bin' of business done by raer!toriolas.ezbi%;its at Fairs, partic- ularly en live ttoti.. grain, fruit, esti• cultural fentelernents b egg.ea, tatters, etc., and fist aefre teotly the 12017. Supporter tit ttse I -:'err is one who profile by else efforts of rias neighbor. '!(here's prover in eeh egete'd e• ern hence every good farntet or teeeteetebetl who adds his unit tit Aiding'.0 tiro Well being of an agency capable of great good. Cheer up tbe Directorate by giving the Aerlcultural Society a boost, A loan shark in New York has been sent eci penitentiary for for 6 months for viol. g the law against usury. He bad the nerve to exact as high as 200 per cent for short date loans, so can well afford now to take an enforced holiday, His name was Tolman and years ago did business in Montreal and Winnipeg. He must be a near relative to old Mr. Shylock and deserves snore than he re. ceived in his imprisonment. Instead of being called a shark he perhaps should be designated as a whale. We like the "get up" of the Japs in their hustle for trade and commerce. It they meet with obstacles they ap pear to have the old Napoleonic as- sertiveness and say, metaphorically, "there shall be uo Alps." lust now the flowery Kingdom is planning for a Hue of ships to New York frim Yoko llama, via the Panama canal. 'there will be history making by Japan and China in the coming years that will be little short of marvellous we verily be- lieve. Canada will require to be wideawake and optimistic so that no opportunities of broadening and in. creasing our trade will be thrown a,vay. We are long past our infancy as a Dominion and the world expects us to pink and act like wee developed adults, What About Your Kidneys? Your back aches and fairly groans with the distress of kidney trouble. You're discouraged, but you mustn't give up. The battle can be quickly won when Dr. Hamilton's Pills get to work. These Kidney specialists bring new health and vitality to young and old alike. Even one box proves their marvelous power. Oontinue this great healer, and your kidneys will become as strong, as vigorous, as able to work as new ones. Remember this Dr, Hamilton's Pills are purely vegetable ; they do cure liver, bladder and kidney trouble. They will cure you, or your money back. Price 25c. per box, at all dealers, THE COMING LOCAL OPTION CAMPAIGN IN ONTARIO :tea Place to Find Money office Branch ofh The a " e o ce of the Ontario r the Dominion Alliance is a busy place at the present time. The Fall and Winter Fleld Day Campaign has begun. The Alliance is supplying speakers for an average of 100 Sunday services at which the movement for the suppression of the liquor traffic is forcefully advocated. The staff, of more than 30 clerks, is kept busy attending to corres- pondence and other details, in ad- dition to the men who constitute the office staff and Field Secretary staff. No effort or expense is beingspared p battle beingfor In the great ba a waged ed Lhe extinction of the bar rooms in Local Option voting to take place in the beginning of 1914. a itime campaigns Up to the presentns a p g looking toward voting on January 5th have been launched in 48 muni - h s on is a muni- cipalities. Of them lace e city, 13 are towers, 14 are incorporated villages e and the remainder are town ships. There are 11 of the 48 which have not before voted upon the question of Local Option ; there are 10 in majorities were polled against Local Option in former con- teste; there are 20 in which Local Option by-laws were defeated by the three-fifths requirement and tier e is one in which a Local Option by-law r isubsequentlyrash- waa ca (ted and gnash- ed 4 d t ontechnicality.he list of e t a T the places in these rspective posi- tions is as follows :- Flame npt before voting, Towns - Brockville, Prescott and Wiarton. Villages -Jarvis, Matnsota and Springfield, Townahips- Dunn, Marmora and Dake, Ross, Russell and Piny. Places giving majorities against 1x,eat Optlmn. Towns- Tillsmnbueg. Vil}algete -Delhi, 1rerrickville, Morris- burg and Woodbridge. Townships- Ainwick, Baynam, Bexley, Mara and York. Defeated by three-fifths. City Senit (Ste. "alas{ T A i AylmeAylmer, Barrie r, e. owns- raps or, , Cehourg, eleaford, salon, V ton. Grand Valley, Ii:ernptville, Port Perry, Port Rowan and Sutton W. 1'ownehipt- Albermarle, Flambee() W. Floe, t:r"eotgine, Gloucester, Kitif y, ituslinch, Scarboro and Tay, The quashed by -Taw, The muni- eipallty in which a Local Option by- law wee carried and subsequently quashed, Is Etaetard and Burgess. All these contests have been' brought On by the ten'tperance party. Others may be promoted, as the snb- tnissian of e hy.Taw in a municipality May be compelled by a petition of 25 per rant Of the eiectorrs flied with the Oakville, Pictnn and `L'heg• illu es -Bradford, Burling - Is where you lost it. I am go- ing to try and find some of what I have lost iu Brussels by giving YOU Photographs at a little over half price for Thirty days from October 5th, Come early and get choice of Mounts and Folders. G. F. Maitland municipal clerk on or before Novem- ber lat. The liquor men may also, by similar action bring on an appeal contest in any munici tility iu which a Local i • ` 'f 3 years p force t Option -law is By tvoteon the since ahst v elapsed ir tc h have question. It is therefore probable that the total number of contests will he much in excess of the 48 set out in the foregoing list. There is going to be a lively fight. Ohronic Dyspepsia The following unsolicited testimoni- al should certainly be sumoieut to give hope and courage to persons afflicted with chronic dyspepsia : "I have been a olhronia dyspeptic for years, and of all the medicine I have taken Ohemberlain's Tablets have done me more good than anything else," says W. G. Mattison, No. 7, Sherman St„ Hornellsville; N. Y. For sale by all dealers. RICK FALL FAIR PRIZE LIST HORSES Heavy Draft. -Teats• John Wilkin - MP. 3 D Campbell ; gelding or filly 3 years, J D Campbell, Alex Yuill ; gelding or fitly 2 years, Chalmers Bros, Alex Yuill ; gelding or filly, year old, D Campbell, Chalmers Bros; brood mare, Harry Ahrens, Chalmers Bros ; foal, John G Cogltlin, Harry Ahrens. Agricultural. - Team, Andrew Schmidt, Alex Yuill ; gelding or filly, 3 year's, Win. Brown sr, 1st & 2 ; geid- iug 01 filly 2 years, Clittlinet•s Bros, Andrew Schmidt ; gelding or filly 1 year, Thos Bt•adnock, Win Brown ar ; brood mare, Andrew Schmidt, Geo Brown ; foal, Geo Brown, 13 F Otter, Roadsters. -Team, Bet 1. Fatlis, Scott Bros ; horses gelding or mare, B F Calm, John Wilkinson; elding or filliy" 8 years, John McLeod, Jas Downey ; gelding or filly 2 years, Newton Bros, Ohulmers Bros ; geld- ing or filly 1 year, John Dinsmore ; foal, 3 & D Wilkin, 1st & 2nd. Carriage.- Team, Robt. McMane, Ohme Welker; horse, gelding or mare, H Youin, Alex Hamilton gelding or filly, years, John Winter, 'fins Har- rison rison & Songelding or filly, 2 years, Russel Guthrie, Abram Johnston ; gelding or filly 1 year, Wrn Rayson & Son ; brood mare, Wtn Lambkin, J & D Wilkin,; foal, J & D \Vilkin, Wm Lam bki n, Bnggy horse, Wm I•Ieutittgway, 0 Walter ; saddle horse, J & D Wilkin, Wm Armstrong ; lady driver, Robt McMane, Thos Harrison & Son, Louis Pridhant ; beat horse agricultural and heavy draft, Alex Yuill ; best horse in road and carriage, Robt McMane. CATTLE r ' 1 liUrns• {Write, ;b 16.'ohn' 1? at►oh; Bh t, , , c ks 1 Strdh Stroh ;lug tarn width htr , \Vni At'titslt'otti • wyatitiut6es, \\t to Armstrong 1 & 2 ; wyaudulle chicks, \Yat ,\rieetrntrg 1 & 21 tttinoretts, l'Vni l Bt'o•v a SI' 1 tuitiurea rU cks, Rrnt Bt'ovu sl ; Jelin Dinsmore ; bantams, \Vnr Armstrong & 2; bantam chicks, Wtn Armstrong J & 2 ; pigeons tuil, P Stroh \\"1n Arulstrong ; pigeons any other kind, \\(tit Aral- t eneeeeeteteeeeeeeeseeeteeateseee `-" A1tDi FOR SA I,ID,^`L'be undorolgtiad lora To.fifoiliiiitt01,lotgoeLsrjee. 'boor tact) use111,1tti,tla to 1i nbo it10 5 uo•en Pruni aonais i 11afi u T] • ale, The g m R O n tin, P v, of 17 nd obtiuN-tin to t j ' Iola 11 use bnn0lt barn, driv• ew' ole Alld1'etr'9 College, 5)ltO1 fl t(a Noor! sUotu nY cultivation and Ba,s 00odbufldnlgs'br ,051, 1)mta,tivulYnov. lug house, pig pen, eta., I A lhst•clase your orchard. oast ehttng all T91$-04 Made of fruits and oleo small fruits, Pio form la Weil folioed and drolnmi and iso, very --- tlostroble hone. For fur then purtiottm'B apply 0" tyopram(soe m• ndcL•esa 28.11 JOHN'10hL1A11C10,Clinton, '.int e PoS'i' has made lo 1'aUgeUkell 18 0 ulub with the fuliowing paper's stud vitt be sent 10 any adds Iso (except. the United States 50 cents even) at the following subscription prices: -- Weeklies POST and Toronto G lube 81 60 " Mail and Euipire,,,, ,1 00 " Loudon Advertiser.,,, 1110 " Loudon Ft05 Ple55 1 80 '" Fatally Herald and Star 1 80 Montreal Witness 1 SU Nttrmets' Advocate 2 85 " Northern Messenger,,1 85 Dailies POST and Toronto Star $2 85 '' Toronto News 2 85 " Toronto Globe 4 50 loronto 4 50 „ Toronto World,.,-•• 3 50 " London Advertiser...,2 80 Call at the office or remit the amount by P• 0. Order, Express Older or Registered Letter addressing - THE POST, Brussels, Ont. strung, Jas Downey, e GRAIN Red Winter wheat, Andrew Schmidt, T; Krohn ; white Whiter wheat, Andrew Schmiclt, Gen Haines ; spring wheat any kind, E Kr'olnt ; barley, Andrew Schmidt, Geo Haines ; large peas, Geo RainesE Krohn ; small pens, Andrew 'Schmidt), E Krohn ; white oats, Andrew Schmidt, B Krohn ; black oats, Andrew Schmidt, E Krohn ; collection of grain Tn straw, E !Crohn ; sheaf ex- hibit ;-The best sheaf of grain taken from the fields entered by the Society in Standing Field Crop Oompetition, 1918, E Krohn, Harvey Sperling, J Edgar. DAIRY PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS 100 bs, flour by manufaetnrer, 3 Steinmillel' ; packed butter 20 lbs, \fir Armstrong, CO Walter i packed butter 10 lbs, Wtn Armstrong, el McMillan ; 5 pound butter in rolls, Alex.Yuill, J W Edgar ; three prints butter 1 lb each, R J Sanderson, Win Arm- strong ; two loaves bread homemade, A Schmidt, August Keil ; loaf bread, halt dozen plain buns and a pie, any kind made by gill under 14, A Schmidt ; pie apple, Albert Toner, Mrs Jas 13ruo'u ; pie pumpkin, Mrs Wm Wherry, Wm Rayson & Son ; buns, J W Edear, A Schmidt ; oat- meal cakes. Mrs Jas Beswitbei'iek, 3 & D Wilkie ; tea biscuits, W H Gregg, August Keil ; fruit rake, H Sperling, Mrs Wm \Vherley ; jelly cake, Geo Haines, J W Edgar ; comb honey, le Stroh ; strained honey, P Stroh, G Haines ; pickles vegetable, A Schmidt, Mts G '1` \Vheeley; pickles fruit, P Stroh, Miss Tughau ; maple syrup, 0 Walter, Adam Reis ; jelly named, Alex Yuill, Hy Bay- lor ; collection of canned fruit, H Sperling, P Stroh, Alex. Yuill ; best collection of jelly, Alex Yuill, 13 Spading, Miss Tnghan. PENMANSHIP 18 and 14 years old, Ruby Watters, Alice Sohaefee ; 11 and 12 years old, Jane Vines, Aloha Hustle ; 10 years or under, Elsie RJeDermid, L Gedcke ; Business ' College specials, Ruby Watters, A,iceSheerer, Vera 11aase.. IMPLEMENTS Fanning mill, Oole & Welsh, Ethel. (Continued on page 1) Durhams-Ball, under 2 years, John Walters,JasConnell • bull calf nudes 1 year, ohn Watters, Jas Connell ; female any age, R J Sanderson ; cow 4 years old or over, John Waters ; cow under 4 years, John Watters ; heifer 2 years, R J Sanderson ; year- ling heifer, J B Menzies, Jas Connell ; heifer calf under 1 year, RJ Sander- son, John Watters; herd, John Wat- tars. Grade. -Cow, Ed Lambkin, R J Sanderson ; yearling heiier, R J San- derson John Watters ; heifer calf, led Lambkin 1st & 2nd Milch cow, Wm Lambkin • village cow, Ed Lamb- kin,Alex Hamilton. 2 years,Wtn 1 Yostn - at sBall under Lambkin cow 4 yeass old a ud over, Wm Lambkin let & 2nd cow under 4 years, Wm Latebkimist & 2nd ; heir. et`,4years old, Wm Lambkin lst & 2nd ; yearling heifer, Wm Lambkin Win Lambkin • if L lst & 2nd • ball ca Lambkin 1st and heifer call', Wm Lnmb c , 2nd, Ht refardsBulI under 2 years, Jas Downey; cow 4 yeare or over, Jas Downny 1st & 2nd ; cow under 4 years, 1 let & 2nd ; heifer 2 ears Jas Downey s yY 21 yearling heif- er, Downey 1st & id ; y i t i d ; hall calf, er, Jae Downey,1st & 211 Jas Downey ; heifer calf, Jas Downny let & 2nd ; bull any age or breed, John Watters. SHEEP Leieesters,-Aged ram, R J Sander- son ; shearling rata; R J Sanderson, Jas Downey ; ram lamb, R T Saucier -- son, Wtn Brown sr ; pair ewes having raised lambs in 1918, R 3 Sanderson. Wm 13rowtt'0 ; pair shearling ewes, R J Sandei•acn, Wm Brown sr; pair ewe lambs, R .1 Sanderson, Wm Brown sr ;;ien, R J Sanderson. Oxford Downs.-- Shearling ram, MoEwon Bros ; rain ltttub, Jas Con- nell, McEwen Bios pair ewes having raised lambs in 1918, McEwen Woe, Jas Connell ; pair shearing ewes, .las Onnnell, Ivl°Ewen Bros ; pair ewe lambs, McEwen Bros, Jas Connell ; pen, elaEtven Bros. Grades. --Best motto; sheep, R J Sanderson, SWINE Yorkshire White. -Boar 0 months and under 12, 5 Krohn 1 & 2; brood sots, E Krohn; sow 6 months and under 12, E Krohn 1 & 2. POULTRY Geese, 3? Stroh 1 & 2 ; turkeys, P Stroh, Wm Armstrong; ducks, Pekin, P Stroh 1 & 2; dunks any other kind, Wm, Brown er, 30,8 Downey ; ply- mouth lymouth reeks batted, T' Stroh, Wm thrown at' ; plymouth rocks any other kind, Wm Artniltrotig plymoeth rook ebioks eby °thee kind, Wila Arta. Comfort Your Stomach We pay for this treatment if it fails to promptly relieve Indiges- tion and Dyspepsia. Recoil Dyspepsia Tablets remedy etomaoll troubles because they con- tain the proper proportion of Pepsin and Bismuth and rho necessary ear- minatives that help nature to supply the elements the absence of which in the gastric juices pauses indiges- tion and dyspepsia. They aid the stomach to digest food and to quickly convert it into rich red blood and 'notarial necessary for overcoming natural body waste. Carry a package of Rexall Dys- pepsia Tablets in your vest pocket, or keep them in your room. Take one after each heavy meal and prove our assertion that they will keep indi- gestion from bothering you. Wo know what Roxall Dyspepsia Tablets are and what they will do. We guarantee them to relieve indi- gestion and dyspepsia, or to refund your money, if they ail to so. can't it stand to reason a wouldn't that we wuldn't assume this money risk were we not certain Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets will satisfy you? Three sixes, 25 cents, 50 cents 51.00. and You can buy Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets in this community only at our store: F. R. SMITH. Bruaselse &ore Ontario There is a Rexall Store in nearly every town and city in the United States, Canada and Great Britain. There is a different Remit Remedy for nearly every ordinary human i11- eaah eseppeoially designed for the particular ill for whloh it Is recommended. St The Greeted America's tea ores aro A ezatl R Gros Stores Trowbridge SHOT IN THE FOOT. -While out shooting muskrats, Lawrence McCrae, son of James M00rae, Trowbridge, accident that his i tinct with a peroral t L c ant-s91t 4 ethis going about, with the 1 �' La load- ing wt aid of cradles. L2 plc a 82 rifle when in Gonne 'mower it discharged, the bollen going through hv r foot. Hes condition is lao - 19 left f, aisle however and he has so recovered to neldeltirm oilt onetla last. week t g g Y to the scene of the accident where he located the bullet fully 6 inches in the ground, Writs are out for t r he South Bruce by- election, - election, Nomination will be held on Oct, 23, and polling. on Oct 3o, Late Thursday night a very heavy thunder storm struck Lucicuow and vicinity. During the height of the storm the barn of Jack McNamara, who lives near Kinteil, was streak and burn - i ed to the ground, with alt is contents including the threshing machine, which was still in the barn after threshing. The damage was partially covered by in. suranne. The storm WAS severe and lasted for two hours, heavy rain and hall falling during the time it lasted, Avoid Sedative Cough Medioino6 11 you want to 'contribute directly to the ocaurrencee of capillary bron- chitis and pneumonia, use cough medicines that contain cotline, 1010r- phlrle, heroin and other sedatives teflon you have a cough Or colts. An expectorant like Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is what is needed. That cleans ant the etiltuee beds or breed- ing places for the germs of peeinnahia and other getin diseases. Thai is Why pnenmonia never results from a cold when Chernberlain's Uateg�h RetnedyTs used, It has a world wide reputation for its mires. 11 eonteinh no morphine or other sedative. For pale by alt dealers, For )Flair {Health If Rexall ""93" Hair Tank does not improve the health of your scalp and hair, we will pay for what you use during the trial. We could not so strongly endorse Rexall "93" Hair Tonle and continuo to sell it.to the same people if it did not do all we claim. Should it not prove entirely satisfactory our cus- tomers would lose faith in us, lve would lose their patronage, and onr business would suffer. If your hair is fulling out or you . suffer any scalp trouble, we believe Roxall "93" Har Tonle will do morn to eradicate the dandruff, give health to the scalp, stimulate new hair growth and prevent premature bald- ness than any other human agency. We want you to make us prove this. Wo ask you to risk no money whatever. Buy a bottle of Roxall "03" Hair Tonna, use it according to directions for thirty days; thea if • you are not entirely satisfied, come and tell us and we will promptly band back the money you paid us for it, We won't ask you to sign any- thing, nor oven to bring the bottle back. We won't obligate you in any way. We will take your utero word. Could anything be more fair? Could we do anything more to prove our belief in Rexall "93" Heir Touno, and our honesty of purpose in recom- mending it to you? Rexall "93" Hair Tonic is as pleas- ant to use as spring water and has but a faint, pleasing odor. It comes in two sizes of bottles, 500 and 51.00. You can buy Rexall "93" Nair Tonic in this community only at our store: F. R. SMITH. Brussels he 311, ROM Ontario There is a Rexall Store in nearly every town and city in the United States, Canada and Great Britain. There is a different Rexall Remedy for neatly every ordinary human M- eath espeoially designed for the particular ill for which it is recommended. Tho ResellStores are America's Greatest Drug Stores The People's Oolumn eM 0Lune'nli• term, belay 11, l 8,0r57 Iattars i"Il Roma, fur rental, Poi0o55lon 0000 MO .lets 1019,p privilege or plowing this FuU..P01. further writs tile, 3081001 02tseAt/n, tr. LnelnlOW. ( F,FOUSl2 and lot for sale, Brussels South. Umnfoetnblo home good etnbl5, cellar ole„ and � ao•aof !midi lel nedhrte pwOesaton can he glven A bargain for somebody. FM.Lnrther particulit rsapply t0 1 0018.512(1 120E, John Street, Brunets. rORE0OUSE FOR SALE OR TO RENT,- - �Prodnoe waroltonee t Brussels $talion G, 1 R lror pertioulnrs 1777 pb• ro __�.._....._._ ___._ .:l I aaata, 19(110)010....^ { w parU•t Lot 24, FARM n,FORL1rey 18, 01 ilefeH, till cleared and well underdralued, Frnmo house ' and bank barn, well watered, Tltere le also offered for sale 100 pores bring :IT 82, 0th hieh are cleared. Both 0 o of le o 1 50 of wile properties to be cold to close out senate. t D. 01 W. DI It ILL IDtl el P, Apply ho D1hta, r e G D1. $rNaLAIR, Barrister, Bruesole, Onb, 1'P, 1 made provision for employment dur- ing the Fn11 and Winter menthe or do you wish eteady remnnerative work the year through. Write us mrd secure our ngent's terms. We offer the best in the business. Pay weekly, free out. 186, exclusive territory. OVER 600 ACRES under cultivation. Established over 869e years Areputation f • high grade stock and fair dealing. Belmont'man n fox -. s. We tmakemon( selling ,u onlg - P want Is energetic reliable man for Brussels end vicinity. For terms write PELHAM NURSERY CO., Toronto, Ont. Free oat»lo on roueet N. H eue o 4 • 1 • + ♦ + • • ♦ • • + • P ♦ • ♦ • 2 • • ••O e eler Jw e • ♦ •+ • • + Jr es. •t • •+ ♦ + ♦ 4. • r 4. + •♦N 4. •♦P Riairing I -lave your Watch, Clock and Jewel- ry e\\ el-ry Repaired at J. R. WENDT'S, Wroxeter, and you Will get ' satisfac- tion. + ♦ o �. a!� Work Guaranteed a • • , ••r • • + + i J. R. Wendt •. • s oiler' and Engrave!. • 3ry x f3 Wroxeter "lea"•Mer•+•••d•♦'re'Gs"t•e'd"••••t FGLASS ASS FARD3 FOR SALE, -The un• dersigned will sell the South Half of Farm Lot No, 18, in the ash Concession of the Township of Morris, at n bargain, to the first buyer. On the farm is a. good modern brink house and first•otase bank barn and is a well fenced farm, consists of 100 acres and ie well situated for markets, Owner now ill West Is the reason for sale. Apply for further par• tioulans to F. 8• SCOTT, Brueaels, STRAYED from Lot 02, 0011.0., Rowlett, 7 yearling naives. Among them one 1107 h eifer, 1 red steer with white spots, the others chiefly red in Dolor. No horns. Anyone find - sag them please notify R. GRAINGER, Wroxeter, si EDAR LAWN FARM" FOR SALE: C The undersigned offers for sale his fine 100 acre farm, being North Half Lot 20, Oom 8, Morris township, Huron Oo. Farm is Ina good state of cultivation, well fenced, and has on it a fine.briak house that soot $5,000. Good lawn surrotnded by cedar hedge. Barn 62 x 00 feet on Atone foundation, Good orchard and 10 floras of hardwood bush Fenn is only a mile from the splendid market town of Brussels and is 113 tell es from school, Good minimum sty, Poaee8e1on at once. For further particu- lars, price, terms, &a:. apply on the premises ar to JOHN MOONEY', Proprietor, Brussels P. 0. Auction Sales AUOTION SALE OF FARM STOOK AND ▪ 20 00508 Mire W000, -F• 0. Scott, Auc- tioneer, hue received instructions from the undersigned to sell by public auction at Lot 10, Con. 18, Grey Twp., on Friday, Oct. 81, at 1 o'clock, the following valuable property: -1 aged draft mare, 1 carriage horse 10 rears old, I draft horse rising 6 years, 1dreft Masa rise ing 9 years, 1 draft mare rising 5 years, l draft horse rising"L years, 2Sprfng col t0, 1 cozy due to calve December 2nd, 5 cows supposed to be in oalf, I Hereford Bull Tieing 8 years, 0 steers rising 2 veers, 0 Spring calves, about 20 oords 20 inch stove wood. Sale without re- serve as the proprietor ie over-stookod. Termst-Alfenme of 225.00 and ender cosh; 00er that amount 10 menthe credit will be given on furnishing approved joint notes 9 per cent off for cash on credit emonnts, Wood to be cash. ROHT. HOUSTON, Proprietor. AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOOK, IR - 7n56151478, .ao.-F, B. Scott Auotioneer, has received instructions front the miderelgn- ed to sell byublic auction at N. Half Lot 18, 0on.. 8, Morrie, on Wednesday, Oct. 22nd at 1 p m. the following valuable property: -1 heavy draft mare In foal !years old, 1 heavy draft horse years old,. 1 Heavy draft mare rising 0 ye0re in font, 1 )envy draft gelding rising 2 yeans,1 cow supposed in oelf, 2ireilers rising 1 year, 1 steer rising 1 year, 8 steers rising 8 years, number of poultry, 1 top buggy 1 cutter, 1 lumber wagon, '1 set bob•aleiahs, 1 B et double harness, 1 set eing le hal nen, 1 binder, 1 mower, 1 Beed drill, 1 hey fork, ropes and pulleys, r set slings, I nerrow plow, 1 set iron narrows 1 fanning mill 1 grindstone 1 hay rack, 1 pia box, 15 tone timothy hay, 1100 bushels este, 10U bushels barley, quantity of straw, set whiffietreea and neck yoke, scythes, forks, raises and numerous other ertioles. Sale without resolve as the proprietor 1s giving up fanning Terme:-All emus of 15.00 and under 55511• over that amount 12 months credit will be given on furnishing approved joint notes. 6 percent off for cash on credit amounts, 3170. KELLY, Proprietor. AUCTION SALE OF PARR 02008 TM. elements, &o. P. S. Scott, Auctioneer, has received instructions from the under- signed to sell by Public Auction at rot 0, con. 2, Grey on Tueedny, Oct. 2latnt 1 o'elook, the following valuable property :-1 driving mare rising 0 years, 1 heavy drift colt rising 4 yoers,2 heavy draft colla riaing8 years 1 driving colt( sing 8 years ;!heavy draft mine rising 5 years in foal to Drtmlburle, 1 horse risin g 9 years, 1 filly rising 8 years, 2 oows sup• posed in °elf, !heifer 1 year old, 1 steer 1 year 015, 2 calves 12 good elves, 1 wagon, 1 roller, 1 sot of dlso harrows, 1 seed drill, 1 set of 2000 lb settle,' too buggy, 1 open buggy,. 1 cutter nearly new, 1 rnbber•lined rug, 2 eats single harness, 2 fanning mills, churn, 2 water tanks, half dozen chairs,die]crooks mid limner. tate other ACti0lae Fala without receive as the Proprietor is giving ,t farming. Te rine -All sum• of $5,A0 and underb over that nmonnt 12 menthe creditwill hegiven nn furnishing Approved Toiet Noted 9 nor rent nIS P5' °A=lt on eredlb motets. ELIJAH JACKLIN, Proprietor, •�.J►.�d►La� �®a,►s�I►e 1-1, LOVE Funeral Director and Embalmer aline r m AUCTION •rs, Sto -F, S, Snott, neetioreer, has received instnnOnh/9 t0 sell by Public urtion 01Lott', It(1 (on 10, Grey township,nsh1p , e n Friday, 0otoUa17th at 1 p.nr the following • 0 e gown]. ptspensmare 0001old s1ppna 1 5andral lone hone ,yrar,,4coes snppnaed incalf tone to emue ear&'fn November, 1 ferrate sow, 6 helfererising 2ywoa 2Pulingcalves, 21uin• bei. wagons 1 set bob sleighs, l einale baggy, 1 oattet 1 Rot double harness, 1 RnoteyRn relit binder, 1 Massey Anrris mower, 1 hay tondo,' neurty new, I luny rake IO foot, 1 Reed drill, 2 set iron harrows, 1low, 1 gang plow, 1 straw cutter, 1 fanning mill, 1 Ret scales, 1 root jnnp- err I sickle grind m', 1 hey t'oolg,0 11011)501 of grRbn bees.s, 1 ladder 22 feet lon • Quantity of pfurniture, ounntlb? of thepane . pails. 50. .eYer reaocl Tneny other •uI1 article.. _Sale without vo-°rvo as prnprieim' has sold his term. Terms :-A 11 aunm of 81.00 endunder00011, over that amount 12 manilla credit on Approved joint Sotos, 5 percent off Por molt on credit amounts. F. S. Scott, Auc. Wm. Terrwh, Proprietor, MONTHLY R-�� HORSE FAIRS Atm. BI USSELS Regular Monthly Horse Fairs will be held in Brussels this season as follows t THURSDAY, NOV, 00, 1918 Elea, 4Lhi, 1018 JAN, 8tr, 1914 Fn11, oth,'1914 t11AR. 511, 1014 APIC. 21nef, 1914 Leading Lecat and Outside Buyers Will be preaeftt, Orders promptly and care• fully attended to night or dayPhone 228. ETHEL, ONT. SA. E OF 17.51207 TOR, IR- AUOT Brick and Tile it At Henfryn Yards in abundance. Guaranteed to be First- class. All Sizes from 3- inch to 7 -inch on hand, 8 and 10 -inch made to order. PRICES RIGHT S. 8. Cole P Manitoba implroved1 Farms For sale on easy terms or will rent to desirable tenants. Write for par- ticulars to John E. 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