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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1914-1-15, Page 4L,Ife 7d?iI"nssets Vost THUR.iDAY, IANUARY 15, 1914 Tris POST gives the news, THt+ItsDAY, January 29th will be an eventful day in Huron (:aunty How do you intend to ni!irk your ballot Wtvr you accept the invitation to at tend the annual meeting of East Huron Agricultural Society in Brussels Town gall Wednesday afternoon of next week ? Now for a year ot hard work, wider usefulness and high ideals. Let us make t924 supersede any year of our past history. It will mean a general hustle but it is worth while. Ir you are a farmer and interested in the study of the new fertilizers we would advise the reading of same new books on the subject to be found on the shelves of Brussels Public Library. Ws congratulate Brother H. B. Elliott on heeding the Aidermanic brigade in Windham on Election day and hope in due course he may climh the municipal ladder to the top rung andnot get dizzy. Goon as the Fall Fairs have been in the past we venture to predict if zoo new members put their shoulder to the wheel the record for this year will be the best of its history of over 5o rears The old motto is true, ' Ninny hands make light work." (Set into the hnraeeN and pull. 1T is said legielatlon of a forward oharaeter,la in course of preparation tor presentation pt the coming session of the Ontario Legislature dealing with the Temperance question. John Barl, y porn is having his toes tramred on from all points of the compass. The motto +'Safety First" is inscribed on many banners in the crusade. le you get the Farmer's Advocate and have the issue of lauuary 8th, tura to page 52 and rend R. H. Harding.'s con) munication, headed Municipal Im provemeuts. Ile touches ou a few of the agricultural kuots every farmer should be:p untie and does it in a nice way. "Knock and it shall he opened unto yo 0" is literally true as it tefers to law making and mending. Onr legis• lators find no fault with be{us tendered good advice even if slow to have it engrafted in Statute. 1cool ro by the remit -Its mode through the press by well known ho)semen 11 Ontario theq uestion of Govermnent enrolment and inspection ot stallions is little better than a fnree, a bill of ex pease, a source of annoyance with scarcely an iota of genuine benefit Probably the original intention was commendable but the outcome of the legislation is weak and uns,tisfactoly. The coming Provincial session should either amend the Act or bit it on the head with an axe, 'rax Po rr wasgsee 1a Barrister d isBa ri. ter Proudloot jr. elected to Goderieb town Council at the Heed of the poll on his initial run. If he does as good work in that field of municipal operation and later, as we expect 10 see, iu the County Council as his esteemed father W. Proudfoot, K. C., M. P. P., of the Co town, he will render independent and important service. We are always pleased to see young men ambitious to take their share of responsibility as it 1s usually a harbinger of good end an in- centive to others to rouse up and do their duty, PARTY politics in Municipal elections 15 a poor way t0 carry On affairs. Dividing a municipality on election day according to the geographical location of the candid sten is just as silly It's the whole people who are to he servrtl not those of one political party or certain sections of the ground covered. Many a good than declines to face a contest for the above reasons whose entry would pro' ably prove a blessing to the luunlcapollIy, 'There are Worst thing than a w't,'esome rivalry it public affairs. however. Welts you in attentlanee at the lest annual School meeting in your School Section ? We have been qutzzing peopt. from the various School Sections 5hot1 the school meetings as to the nutnhei who attended, etc. It is lamentable stow apparent little iuierest is manifest ed In a gymslip!) that should beide over with interest to the n alor'ly From e half dozen to a dozen is the everagE "crowd" assembling to deal with what ought to be the live isttea of the year The majority of Sections owe et bee debt 01 gratitude to the comparative• few met) who year after year superin. tend sohcol affairs with a zeal that at least merits the attendance of every taxpayer at the annual meeting if only to hear the top orfs end pose a vote of tltankll 10 tileea who render splendid tiervic9... RHUMB CURES RHEUMATISM No matter how long needing your case rutty be, don't despalr, get,a bot- tie of Rheureo today. Jas. Fox sells it With a gtutenitee to benefit you. Rheum() is wouderfn) i11 iia quick 11211011, the pain ceases, the enemies end bones are rid of soreness and stiffness and Very soon a Rheutm patient is able to have the same atrength and vitality of youth. Rheumo builds 'blood so rich 1111(1 thick that uric acid cluloelt pnssihly exist. Rhentuc coats only '$1,00 for a huge bottle hien Jas. Fox or direct, charges preptlid fettle B. V. Marion Oo., Bridgeburg, Ont. iE'PHE Farmer's Advocate struck the nail square on the head when it sug- gested that "Royal Commissions be given a holiday during 1914 and let the Governments get busy." Weeder what M. P.'s and D1 P P.'s are sent to Parliament for, certainly not for the purpose, of appointing Commission after Commission to find out what the Governments often know before the euormous expense is incurred. Dont dodge your job, boys. Huron County Council for 1914 Municipality Reeve Deputy Ashtleld...... \V. Hunter 0, Stewart Bayfield ....,.,Geo. Lindsay Blyth ........Dr. Milne Brnseels .......John Leckie Colborne Saul. Biasett Clinton D. Cantelon Exeter *J. Taylor Gudericb"R. Elliott W.F. Clark Gley }t. Livingston J. Brown Hay ...... ,. L. Kalbfleiech Hawick .,R. Raiding *L. Demmer'llug Hallett *J. Fingland H51suil "'1'. Hudson .Morrill ......,John Shortreed .vlal(Illup ,.1, M. Govenlock Stanley ..... ,.,W, Chem) Stephen *W.R. 1? lli tit W, Yearly Seafoeth J. A. Stewntt't Placket end th•*H, Celclt Tuve berry John Mulvey Usborhe .... S. Rootless, tVawattosh E. N. J. C.tupbell W. D. B. elunay 4Vinghttn J. \V. McKibbon 1Vroxeter Con. Reis The eight tipILked with as* were not members of last year's Ooqucil. 15 were elected by acclamation. PERTH COUNTY COUNCIL The members of Perth Comity Council for 1914 will be : Blaushard—Reeve, M. Irvine. Downie—Reeve, G. Renner. Ellice—Reeve, R. Armstrong ; dep- uty reeve, G. Eligoetz Elora—Reeve, W. Scott; deputy reeve, S. Smith. Fullerton—Beeve, 0. Harris. Hibbert—Reeve. A. A. Culquhoun, Logan—Reeve, J. Rudolph. Listowel—Reeve,A. W. Feather- stone. stone. Mitchell—R. eve, W. Marlyn. \Ill1 tr• ri nn—ReevN, P. Zimmerman. Mornington—Rt eve. A, Beggs, North Easthope—Reeve, J. Conk. South Easthope—Reeve, W. Krug. Wallace—Reeve, S. E. Smith, MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS Following are some of the tabulat- ed returns received mo late for last week's issue :— B17LLETT TOWNSHIP REEVE 1 2 8 4 5 6 7 total Fiugland 40 37 18 28 10 45 84-263 Leiper 24 80 21 38 15 8 4-170 SnellU 4 29 39 54 85 36 20-253 COIINOILLORS Armstrong 67 77 27 56 28 46 43-342 14ar• 15 34 29 58 37 41 44-203 Clarke 77 50 1.4 39 27 81 28-201 141iller 40 89 68 49 46 36 81-320 to ichael 58 27 21 20 'l5 23 39-213 M23 Neilans 18 75 31 64.27 43 43-801 Watt 38 92 20 62 18 50 58-888 Reeve, Fiugiatd, filet four Council- lors elected. GODERICH TOWNSHIP Reeve 1 2 3 4 5 6 total Oox 84 34 53 22 7 13-163 Lobb 54 40 44 88 89 43-809 Majority for Lobb 146. STANLEY 'TOWNSHIP RREVE 1 2 3 4 5 total Glen 45 28 95 69 46-273 blcat ard 58 57 27 18 55-210 a ority for len 63 M j to . CLINTON MAYOR Jackson Gooper REEVE Uttutelot Taylor 70 68 722— 8 298 52 70 65 03-210 08 58 88 67-277 50 70 5212-253 13LYTH The following is the manner in which the vote stood COTJNCILLEite Carter Jastph.............................158 Cott, James. 125 Hotney, Henry. 111 Sloan, Robert 14 .... . 103 Johnston, 4Villietm 05 to 1, W. 141. 41 The following shows the number of plumpers received by each ceedi. date :—Sloan 9. Carter 5, Johnston 1 Horney 2, CtttL 1, Scots .0, Blyth Cnuneil for 1914 is as fol. luwe :—Reeve, Dr: W. J. Milne (nc- ehttr)Ltoit) Oouucillo'a, jos. Cartel:, inc. Chat, Remy Holmes, and R, R. Sloal, TT1 CAERSDrITII-TOWNsnIP REECE 11, Orirh 35 51 68 38 46 87-270 f 11, McKay 441 19 2 29 87 41-138 \Vzu. Beery 9 12 7 28 21 5-- 82 00PecxI r ons Robt't)uig 80 41 18 58 81 67-820 Thos. ()Menem) 47 47 68 08 80 37-300 las, Ontneton 61 45 27 54 40 00-294 D. Bell 55 85 28 88 74 56-286 3ittttt. (Hake 17 11 22 49 74 84.207 A. P, .inynt 81 82 4 0 8 10- 88 The Onutlril fol' 1914 4 will conetat of Rave! anti Enbete Dol g, 1Culet tats, *tenter Calneto n mild tit �3t Elul, cit ' merest to the Public It has long been an axiom in the commercial community that those who study their customers most and give the best value for money always succeed itt winning the greatest confidence of the public mad in obtaining the lttegest meas- m'e of its patronage. That, and that only, is the reason why I have built a fine business, despite considerable opposition. I give better value—whilst try prices are generally lower than elsewhere. I give you an hmlest, personal service, ideutiiyieg myself with Vette interest, and ever undeav,l- l11g to give you a better return for the Money spent with tee then what yon could get elsewhere. Prompt delivery is as essential as good work. The importance of this is recognized by me, and I realize the responsibility when I accept an order. Cemetery work promptly attended to. Estimates cheerfully given. Brussels Granite & Marble Works 1111N E, NERNEY, Proprietor LOOAN 101V1311I1P lettuVR Rudolph 54 54 90 121 82 7 10.8511 Itoftai t 64 81 42 17 59 46 01-812 COsrNUILLOae9 Wood 76 54 89 80 18 22 28-864 Monk 82 38 78 121 20 20 27 340 Gaffney 32 30 70 46 74 48 45 335 Gill 19 18 48 44 58 25 61-268 Looker 59 42 42 13 24 20 17-215 Rudolph and first four Councillors were elected. WEST WAWANOSH REEVE 1 2 3 4 5 Total D. B. Murray 38 46 43 55 23 205 W. Bailey 46 30 14 28 45 163 W. T. Johnston 21 10 18 8 58 COUNCILLORS J. A. Mltllnngh 80 54 44 41 19 288 A. L. Johnston 59 42 59 86 18 214 3. Purclou 47 14 46 62 37 206 13 Naylnt• 28 38 34 49 51 2110 .1. Altcheson 32 11 20 71 58 192 R. Medd 29 70 8 12 4 123 J. Kenn/than 27 17 2t1 14 6 90 Murtet is Reeve' niton rl Jot n- y,M t, 1+ ] eton, Persian, Netyloe are Councillors, Rheumatism Almost Killed Her. For year's bits. S. Slahlsrhmidt, of Hunt beretome. Ont., was a meet yr to 1'llellllnttaln. I was R 1 S S n .tiff and ld lame I could scarcely walk" she writes, "An attack striking my limbs made walking impassible. Friends and doctors gave prescrip- tions but I only got relief from Per - mantle. I took twelve boxes and gained from the first.. Today I tun well, feel stronger. weigh heavier and look the picture of health." Whether muscular or inflammatory, chrcmic or otherwise, Ferrnzone does cure rhenmatiaut and sciatica, 50c per box at all dealers. Strange Occurrence In Turnberry Township • The roadway between Teeswater and W1nght\m, in Tnrnberey it, the scene of an ovenrret01 Which to the people in that vicinity ie the cause of very +'renr (1 e t wonder t) ztint a little' uneasiness. This is the sulking of a sertiou of the read to a depth of about 50 feet below its former level. '1911+ piece of road affected is about 100 feet long and several rods in width. The striking began about the fits nr second of the !11111131 and the hole has been growing ever since, Thele are 110 "sink holes" in the vicinity and until the bottom seemed to drop out of the enLdway there was nothing to suggest, that the lend wits not solid to the earth's centre. The only explanation of the truly SLIluligo phenomenon is that sleep undergeonnl there is a great flowing river the ern, rent of which has gradually eaten away s i p nt i 1 the Il 1 t l g earth until the sut•fnce dropped in Cut lonely enough and addmig to the wonder a like eitvmhg in lets orcnred near the village of 13elgrave. There a large section of a level field has been con vet ted .into /tenet of golly 35 feet, below the suernuntding land. The two breaks nee alike long and narrow and in 5)10h a position as to suggest that they are 00 the same water course. LI this connection it may be stated that the geologists who have made a study of Ontario have long suspected Im) itndet!ground connection between Lakes 110)00 (Lod Ontario. As evi- dence ie favor of this theory it is stated that emelt Nell known in he eyeli lar to Lake 'Beene have been fonnd in Lake Ontario when it, was thought impossible that they should. have made their way arnund by way of Lake Brie. The exnlanatinn of their presence in Lake. Ontario le that they had t.rtivelled by tonne under. grnitnl way, It la to he hoped that the suhsidence will nnt prove extensive maid that it. twill seen e(rt51 ns abnnld it cheese 10 oomu'it! the vicinity of bnildinge ot, eesitlenees the rrsnitts worth] be much more selectee titan at preeent. stop LIM ping, Ottre the Corn. Quickly (lone by Putnam's) Painless Corn Extractor, Acts in one day, Callan 1)1) pain, Ia (1 _ e PVPt Y bake of a(n'Nnees. Fifty 'Plus of anee0aa peoves'Puttraln's IS the beat, Refuse etibetitetee, BEAUTIFUL HAIR Olean trod free from dandruff tut p0s1eseing till the radiance of perfect hair. This is just what Sageiuu heats to those who suffer with itch- ing scalp, dandruff, coarse, illy 01 common looking hail'. Salteine is new life to faded unattractive halt. Sage - Me feeds the hair root with the penia• sail' food Inc promoting a healthy growth. Sammie is the daintiest tonic you could wish Inc. It is not. 5 dye anti is not al ielty or geetteV. A large altakee-top bottle caste only 50c and Jas. Pox gives Ilia personal guarantee to refund the money if yon are not. OMirsly satisfied. 13e euro to go to Jlts, FOX'S drug store as other states cannot, supply you. 50 TO 6 AGAINST BARROOMS Not one of the Efforts to Repeal Local Option was Successful 1>16 Ontario !Wuhleipalitlae Without Tho Barroom The elections on Local Option throughout Ontario of Monthly of last week had sigoiflcatt results, and shows eonclusive,y that the people of this province toe anxious to tin their 1 respective municipalities of the btu.' 20(1111 a1121 IIS i11fltleilOeS. Im the 56 contests the elector's by 1 considerable majorities voted to close the barrooms. Or the 15 places where most strente ms campaigns were wag- ed to repeal Local Option, in not 'a single 'unlike pati1yy were the liquor interests successful. Only 8 places gave voles against the closing of the bacrooug, and the majorities Wel e WW1 Otte exception 11111111 100. Unfortunately, owing to the three- fifths requirement, 18 ultlic'ipttlitit•s %vim gave Inejrlri1ie5' are deprived of the desired relief from the legalized Bale of liquor. When a Imvns of snot) iul porta �ce as Ayl met . A nprior, Bee- tle, Burlington, 13tnc+ville, Orlbnnrg, Ste. Delhi NaT 111122 Pais Sault St 1 1 ie Tl 'n Wood i t 1 D au lila nbulg, ldbl (lt,e and Whit ton vote by substantial mejnri- tieato berid or -.heir' 83 bluio(1111a It t does seem unfair that the will of the people is thwarted by un1titisit legal el tact meta. When Illness Comos. Have you neat' at Mull a remedy that will alleviate pain and help till the doctor conies ? .A. wise thing is to helve right in your Mune a bottle of "Neh'viline" which gives instant re- lief, and p1 events disease froth spread- ing. N"thins It town fnr IIle stnmaelh and bowels that compares with Nervi - line. For minions, indigestion, heart-, horn and headache. it's 1ndis 1e it I . Folfifty year Polon Nerviltne in 25e bottles has been a family stand-by. Get it today. THE CANADA TEMPERANCE ACT 1 QnI sl nut and Answers r(Icel tong the Canada lelllpel'atli:e Act. and its Amendments. 1—Is the Cun tin r 1' • ,, I e 1 w t tan .e Ant 1 a prohitiutry lileitsme? Answer'—Yea !to li(else for the re- tail sale of liquor 01111 be grunted lit a county that hrw winpie6 the Act ex- cept. for Iltetlbill tdl, et6Clalnetitttl or tmluufacturieg proposes. 2—Does it apply in every tlunicipttli- Ly 111 1 he 01 )11ily ? Answer—Yes. it effects all towns, villages end totem -Wile alike and Can. l n act h td 111,1 w nue with 1, r)t 111 i tt others. Cities alone are L c t u exec 1Lio1 to this nttVision ! 1 1 3 -In places that, have earl ied Local Option what 1's Lhe etfet't? Answer—LVbile the 0. T. A. is in force Local Option is snspencled but not ee )salad and 1(1 case the C. T. A. should be repealed the Toted Opti 6t1 By late comes linek mntomtit Melly and rematrls in force until repealed under the sante terms upigl which it wits carried, 4—How Call the O. 1'. A. be some'. ed? Answer—.A petit on of 25 per cent of all persons qualified In vote ata Don1i- !don Parliment0'y election meet be seemed, a special election held std it a mltjnrity of the votes cast are in favor of the Act the deny carnes ilial force at the beginning • of the license yteat', providing the vote is taken be. fore November 1st of the preceding year, 5—Wit h( 3' vote on the 0. T. A. 11 Answer—Those qualified to vote ett. a Donlirlion Election which includes ltart one and Cheeks of the Ivhulicipal ist Women do not vote nor cell they Sign the pen 1.10n. 0—Who will enftwee the 0, T. A. P Anawrr'-'-'i'he Ontario Government. have special (deletes i0 the Ontario Liqunl' Act whin) apply to the eu•' foteentont of the 0. T. A, find the same nffineem ns t ilot i e the i eesent Nene tutee will etlifnrne the 0, '1' A, 1htOltit'o n Y i Government Ill! i have 111' Y P. tt 1 mom, r iced the senna 11g1d rhlfnral+rnont to C. T. A, as thew is now g&Vol to. no license wuideipttllt,461, Clubbing list 1913-14 '1'Hl0 POST has ;tinkle 11) C1tll•,;1VI1t'll is to club %vith the talents Mg peeves (nal will he sent to any address texcepl Lite United Slates 50 cents expl) 111 the following subsoriptioi tn'iees :__ Weeklies POST and Dlttil and Elu11h t. 1 00 " Loodmr Alive/elate. 1 00 " London Flee Press .... 1 81) " P00111y Herald Itel Star 1 80 Alnnttwtl \\11tmi•as, ,., 180 " Fartitelh' Advocate 2 85 " Northern Messenger,,1 85 Dailies POST and 1'oemito Stitt $2 85 " 'Toronto News 2 85 " Toilette Globe ... . 450 " Torinto Mail -Empire4 50 " Tnionto World 3 50 London Advertiser,2 80 Call at the office or remit the amount. by P. 0. Order, Express Oidet or Registered Letter addressing THE POST, Brussels, Ont, 7—C'tn the County Council appoint inspectors ? Answer—Yes the County Council or the Muufcipal 011111101 nr both may appoint offloers to e(feeee the 0. T. A. 8—Cate liquor be shipped into a 0. T. A. County? Answer—Yes, but it must be bought and paid for outside the County end only used for home consumption. The Act has been 'intently emended it) this vegstsl [(11(1 is vary strict. 9—What are the'+nmltfea for vin-' luting the 0 T. A. ?p Auslver-1'he nusgletente shell im- post, tt fine of slut leas than $60 00 m• . send the pergnm to jell for one Mouth ?or the first offence. For the eeentul °H'eii, a he can either Internet a fine of 3100 00 et send the pertem to jell for two Intuit lls. lane it third offerhee the penalty Is foot months 111 jail without the option of eL finer ,.The employer and empinyee are equally eespolsible and liable to be lined. 10—Do you have to prove a sole to get a convict inn nntiev the O. T. A ? Answer—No it is not necessary to show that any money ?Lethally passed nr that any liquor was actually con- 5nmed to secure a centvirtinn if the magistrate is satisfied that a transac- tion in the nature of a sale or other unlawful diepasal aetually took place. A prnseention may be commenced any time within three months of the alleged offence. 11—What. is the'advanlege of the C. T. A. over the Local Option By. Iaw P Answer—Owing to the two-thirds regnh'rnlell1 of the T.or•nl Option 13y - law it is ahnnat ittpflsaibl'to carry Local Option in the towns and vilinges turd as the ndvnnteee of having a huge teeritol•y "dry" i5 apparent a nailed effortt on the part of nil the 101111ie1 p111i 1 441 1yn111r1 1'Pe1111'ill matnihl Rd ye Meg? r' r In r turd the bemiring g L 1 of YL Pro. 1 hihitrn•y m(nsnre into fm'r( over the (ntiee enmity gntl to do this it only requires a majority vote. Iemnma by the Hnrmh County Blanch of the Tlnnlinion Alliance. F. BUCHANAN. Whlghem, President. J. A. IRWIN, 011111 oil, Secretary. Niagaraeniesu fruit- rowers roneidered means of preventing a .re currence of the waste of peaches. A Chat Over Former Brusselites, D+ (buds?, w'Iw fur some Lhnc past Ilse '0101111 to livery hare on \Vat hire sti eel, l/istuel, Ilan told bit Meanies to the. Jill. anti M. 11. MOM' 11 The.!• gentlemen will Coo - 1 1 nue ub-11nue the bicinrha in rile' Sallie hallo• lug. 'rho 1 1)21 1:112 vennivetl lo• veleflmily.su1gvnu'n 11111es 1111)1 M.e Int yet. &Uabel's1, the lively nflire, The 11515 pinlle•'telur1 101,14 posses8i,,h un .Ino, 151. ' \\"eller 11 )b imd smile, t% Ito is one of the Aldei mien elected fol' \Vent 0 1'11 otito wax burn on a Fant! nett r\il,lnytiih+ (nolo Iliiiseels) In 1802. Ile has been a tesideut of Lhe city allies 1870, curd was Inc a long time connected with (1ttual's Horse re• poetise y, 111 which business he has gained a comfortable competence. lluntlav night 01 last week 111P Ontario St. rhnit• nillon meet at the home of John Gibbings and clueing aL pleasant evening the Mayor -elect, Fred. Jecksnn presented Miss 11n.y- frid Allin, with is silver mounted 041- brelhte, as a slight token of reeoglii- tinn for lee faithful aftendaneeat,all choir se'rvieesns Miss Allis is belying to spend the Winter at Regina with her Risl(r (Ferule) Dies, Turner. The happy petty broke nil about mid- night. They are deu¢htP15 o1 Rev. 8. J. Attie, forme, ly or Rrnssels. 1)1,..1. el, elnnl•e ly1(5 ('1105(11 one of the town Oreowillors in Listowel 1(tcl week, shuttling the spelled on the listin the eohtest Ile should 111(1ItP et Wald 11150)1 "daddy" and THE POST wishes him a plea5n11t time. At the recent eleetinn at Khmer- dine, b eli:- dine, Ohas. W. Jarkaon, benthrl' to H L. Jackson, of Brttsssls, was PIPel- Sehonl trustee. tie should fill the bill. W. F. Vanstone, of Wenches)), formerly of town, ee-e1N(1ell Monthly of last week to the Stihnol Boned of that town. Ile lute spent yehra on the Board. A. B Onrr, of Rlyth, writes ns fel- Insect t—On November 4111 we gelled fettle the Rao all the Paine heal•, 'Kee. watt,, foe 112 ut 'FVnlhull and visited the Gprry'e \('idle there. 'Mr, Greev. Se., le living there and Is about 80 yeas 8 (11(1 and alnnst an active ILd itis sons. He and I went amend the docks and through the elevators, some of which are I he hugest in the world. N. B. Gerry. fnrtnsily of Blyth, carries on a large herdlvn11 and fnrnituve 1.111sine8s. He still heltls ilia repn11111no as a first elites Snndnv School Snperintentlent. We sign went neer 10 Pelt At I 1111'' end visited Mr. and Nt's. Oehler nee Ilia Bielhy He is a Mechanical engineer fee a Notice to Creditors In' the n)smof the e(t1 Sarah 3sne Rnzell, et o1 rhe 'I'on•hip of Grey, fner the Countxistsy ofwHuron Rod Provuhce of Ontario. Widow, deceased. Nordoe 1 hereby klvon, 1n1:'erant tr, Sea 115, Chan 25, of the Statutes of Ontario, I (}nuree V , tt:et an posse,* having apt' c111111n0 against the Sarah Tnne Rosen, who died nn or shoot the Twenty-seventh div of 'March MI 2, see ?squirt$ to send by post prepaid nr deliver la the undersigned solicitors hrrr•I: for William :resent' Rnzell A minisl rs P 711{ N telt of f In Wale p 1 tote n P said d g „ atnh.TS. a Rosen n ze t thele non es and Rdd,'e )ol And Pan hp11 First rs in n•rilht¢ 5P their oleins hetore the Firstd'P of Ti.)n Joseph' 1014, after which ?tote the said W1111em Joseph Rnzell will nrnnae+i 1:11. dPtrilmt, the assets of the said deranged amnlly the nei•0nns untitled thereto harine,'egpl'd 0111,' to the rinhn= nP whirh be shell thea have lied notice nod the he will not he linhte!fir Nle paid nospts m• 0T V pert thereof to 0711' nersnn of whose 01511)1 he shalt not then have received notice Dated et Toronto thin Sixteenth day of Dpr'emher, 1818, CAaeELS, BROOM, 12112SY & FAT,OONnfTnoll, 85 NV fi t root, Toronto, Solicitors fee the said • - WTLLTAM 30514PR ROZI1LT,. •b + enft { 4 O Wether Ioods Fine range of well made Horse Blankets at various prices Comfortable Rugs and Robes Sleigh Bells in variety, Halters, Curry Combs, Brushes, &o. Trunks, Valise and Hand Ba f Valises Bags 1 you intend travelling Onr large stook gives customers a gc1oc1 choice. PRICES ARE RIGHT. Call in and see our goods. Harness Repairing SpRcialty, Phone 310 B. 'F. CARR, Brussels. On Jan• 1st, 1914, the Oit!1h Sysl001 of doing business %VIII be adopted, 4 o+•+e+e44+e4e+a+e+•+e+e+e+ea+4.44+•+•44+'e+r4,+e+e*e4++e'b t s •••+••••+•.+$•++Nisi•++•• toss 544449 m 4e0.to' x005 art • MONDAY,ANUAF?Y J 6TH Ie +ho ro.opcning Day -of 0 s s tt o 4 0 4 • 1`11 Northern ate �s� uCoI1t v ® Established 1881 • Owen 8oungl Ont. A. aA h r 0 The peactlntl solt(1, vegetal, classes 11olnlil hest) notion 1)d expels s + ieneein Card Indexing, Follow, u to Lets1' Copying—Pipesmnc'Ttapid $ 'teener, piling--Gltqtie, Shatter), tete, Vele lent i riin 'gl(itch, I Rola'y, Ncoslyle, Reck Duplicator, 13111 roughs Arlrling \1(tchii(, 1\111- e eriottu Addihig Machine l Bellingg—Onndeused 13111 and Charge Type. 4 it wr'iteee, Renhington, Wahl Adding Y)eviitor, )ietslin r Mealtime!. ) Nn other sehnnl has this equipment, Get the bust. It isntelical, e tlr,Ithlnlclsghrnvuileedi,)osilirlr,a. Chlinlnarn'd'rrt1. h s iD. A, F t 1LE\r1 ( N3 P O,A, , G FMD1 , rLl .,17N (1 Veinelpal for 8 years, Secretary, 3 ir4444.414.444140r10i041404►iiia 3 compete), there and is a very busy 111411, !le has built seyei1141 110)0 houses and is living 111 tt bl:autlflll d Veiling he hies lately built, The People's Oolwmn / a 1.15A tC 5 615,11 1(112 SA1 tl,--The South w pn., l.,l 11, Coo U, ll, v, "U Bores, alt Ipil 4.2 81111 we11 1111(I5ltlnmllal, 3' tole bonne ld bank bora, Well w'p t,n l d. 7 here is 111,0 ,tferetifar Bale tele nares beth$ Let 02, Silt 1 n. of Gey. 50 of which w') 0101120. 130th propeilles 10 be sold to close out Imitate, Apply to Mite 111411? 1011Ethel P. 0, or W. el. 01)501 Alet, Oarrlat'r, Brussels, Ont, tt, Annual EVieeting The Annual Al eeliug of the East Buren Ag- rivaltural Seemly will be held in the Town 11011, Brussels on \Vednesduy, jesuitry 2151, 1114, nt 1 80 o'clock (.m, B118111058 of 11151115@t. ,ng—'Recelvulg the Annual Statement and Auditors' Benin% appointing Officers for the ya)r 1011, 1&o. T. LE02TE, President. AL 11I2At1R, Secretary. FIRST CLASS. PAM; 5011 BALK,—The nn• derslgned will sell Ihe South Half of Yam 141.140. 10, in the 0th Concession of this To, nnhtp of Norris, et it bargain. to the llrr,t buyer On the/arta is 5 good modern brick hnus0 and Hrst-plata bank barn and le a well fi•ncet1 farm, mullets of IOU Beres and 1> well situated for markets, Owner now in West la the reason for enle. Apply for fmrtllet par- ticulars to N. S. 800Pr. Brussels. 5 TOREROUSIC 5011 SALE Olt TO RENT.— No, 1, Peewee warehouse 51 enemata Station 9.'12, R. For particulates apply to J. Mame, Brussels, ABM F011 SA f,E: TI1e undersigned offers Ids lino Perin consisting of about 1B5 acres nrtlnlning the town or Clinton, for sale. The Plum is in a good state of unitiwltion, and 1mn8 1100d bulldlug8, brink house, hank born, drfv fug house, pig pen, etc., all comparatively new. A first -011n young orchard eardetpnlg all kinds of fruits and al o 81,1511 Pruitt'. The farm Is well fenced and drained end le n very de+irnble ham n. Por further particulars apply on the premises or address 21.1f . JOHN TORRANCE, Clinton. • 61CleDAR LAWN FARM" FOR SALE.— The undrrsigned offers for sale his fine Macre farm, being North 1lelt Lot 20 Con. e. tdorri, township, Huron Co. Perm is Inn good sante of auitivnteon, well fenced, laid has on it n fine brink h• 11511 that cost $5,500 Gnotl lawn moron tided by ender bodge. Barn 01u CO feet on -Lala foundation, Good orchard and ID acre- or hardwood bosh. berm h. only n mile from the spitted Id mnrl(et town of Brussels nod Is lijj 01118e from school. 0502 euro Chile• 12y. Pms5salan at oboe Per farther portion. tars, priao, teams. &to apply on 11,0 p1.1 miaos OP to JOHN (00031(7, Proprietor, Brussels P.0. Manitoba Ompr+.iiived Farms - For sale on easy terns or will rent to desirable tenants. Write for par- ticulars to E. smith (Owllei Brandon Matt, John Box1033 0 Ol®A 1W. H. 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