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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1914-9-10, Page 4> c 'tassels *a a \ YO NNIS NEEDS '.CHURSUAY.', SEPTEMBER, fo,, ?0141 PARISIAN 01719E GET ready for Winter. NsxT week Tug PosT will publish the' sections of the School Act as, they re- late to Truancy, Many a parent is nut living up to the law in Huron Co. AEaAItAM LINO dee, the former 17. S. President, poke words of weight W ben he said ; -"1 like to see a man proud of the piece in which he lives, I like to See a man who lives in it so that his place will be proud of him" To live up to that standard will cut out all mean- ness end:make people feel they are their brothers' keeper, WHAT exhibits,are yon preparing for Fall Fairs? By every good farmer aud his wife becoming exhibitorsanti interested the Shows will go with a swing that will betoken success. Toe Provincial Government is withdrawing a share of their grants benne the greater necessity for buckling into it to make up the sbortage. If you never were an exhibitor, or only occasionally, snake e start fot 1914 and help boom the 'Fairs CANADIAN women are livlog up to the best traditions in the unbounded in- terest in Connection with 1$4e Patriotic Fundand; practical assistance to our soldier boys and our brothers across the sea..'' The spirit of willingness and unity displayed assures ".the 'desired emcees. We guess many a soldier' ladder .whit pfonounc-e, a '.blessing:, oa Mall a deft- lune&for •tbe remjmbranbes of coinfortand helpfulness, +6 Voter corn is the subject of some blowlieg'by Kent'County prose. Huron tray''' notelets ableto to produce the tl' oti''as well as our more 'South-westerly Y brethren but for silage -"purpose's we can top the most of them Few better crops regrown for cattle than corn when cut at the right bine and properly saved Another point in ftivor of corn growing is the benefit of ridding rhe land of weeds. TILE clarion note being sounded throughout' Ontario is "Sow a bigger' crop this Fall and next Spring than ever. It is expected whether the war continues or not tbat there will be e great shortage of grain for were and the prospects are that good prices willbe realized as a result. Canada should give a good account of itself along the lines of Agriculture if the tillers of the. soil hearken to the call. Timm are the days when true patriot- ism may be shown and by word and deed evidence given that we believe Great Britain is doing her duty in stand- ing by her pledge to her allies. P. often costs a great deal to stand by principle but nevertheless it brings its owu re ward. Many a million men are rauged against one another in s death struggle who should clasp bands in brotherhood Somebody will have a black sic to answer for. TORONTO has beendoing herself proud in her gifts of men and money to aid the Motberlaud but surely there was a better way to pad out the finances than boxing in o bont,or in other words a g series of prize fights. The Queen City may think it as all right but many au outsider will regard it as a great mis• take. The fellow with the black eye or bleeding nose will have a practical idea of what "battering" means without going to the battlefield in France. Letter from Mrs. iallisr Following letter is from Mrs. Geo. Failis, now in Liverpool, England, and was written to Mrs• W. F. Stretbon, her sister, of town, from wbom 'Tern POST secured 1b to give our readers the iaterest- iugpartioulars :-- Mx —MY OWN nbARssc ANNA •` -Since our re - taro from the beautiful Lake District, .on August 4th, we have heard and.wit- nessee many signs of war, euoh as no living person has Over known. Just after England declared war on Germany, everyone was alive for preparation, Soldiers were seen everywhere, fortifica- tions throughout the Empire were begun and all last week after we got home, George was busy driving the officers about in our mobor. Be bad the Captain and Lieutenant of the Royal Lancashire Engineers and was swanking around with them, They were - busily engaged bar- ricading, .fortifying and entrenching bridges between Liverpool and Southport. George took Kathleen and I for a little sun outin the country last night just to. see what they had been doing and one wonid hardly recognize the place at all. Tho bridges which cross the river are built round at either aide with dozens of sand bags, holes builb near the top for looking through and shooting through if necessary. These are dieootored so as not to be noticeable and branoltes of tress eructed here and there to look natural only about a 12 foot way is open and every one crossing these bridges ie stopped by sentries on duty and eoldiers ate camped all about. In Waterloo there ars hand. rode of huge motor carriers and thousands of eoldiets camped' in a park where their tents are pitched and these are befog called away and snit from Liverpool, we know nob where, bat :expect Rio to Bel- gattn. Thoueabee of fine, motor okra and, motor wagons and horeea have been ootituiattded by the military authorities. 'They hays experts who Sift die priori en whatever they dee and want and they just tltnhetineoitenexotgand tpree eight tosc it camerae Removes Dandruff Just because your halt 'is full 01 dandruff, titin, streaky, dull and. never will do up to look pretty do not despair, Beautiful hair, thick, Suffy, lustrous and absolutely free frorn dandruff is only a matter of care, Parisian Sage frequently applied will work wonders. Just one ap- plication stops itching head, removes, dandruff and all excessive oil. It goes right to the hair roots and furnishes the nourishment needed— the hair becomes soft, fluffy, abund- ant and radiant with life, Parisian Sage nob only saves the hair but stimulates it to grow Icing and heavy. Get a 50 cent bottle from Jas. Fox at once. There is leo other "Just -as good." right here in Waterloo huge and powerful motor vehioles from different parts of Scotland 'and England, .all the way from Edinburgh, Newcastle, Glasgow and to hear the broad acorn o t f fine brave sol tdiera from the North and again from the Mid- lands and the South of England. One sees names on the vehicles, telling they have - belonged to -firma in Sheffield, Birmingham, eto. A number left Water- loo lest night for Preston, enroute to some other places for hospital work and, amongstteem the father of one of -Kathleen's little playmates, a dear little fellow of great intelligence. He belongs to. the ambulance Corps and will no doubt be of great aeeietance to some poor wounded English soldiers, but be has arse signed for active -service 11 required. We may orr may not see him again suet as others there, , . Is it "Hob's terrible situation' I impose that there in our dear beloved Canada :the enthusiasm ie Wilkes great as1 ho49, It thrills us hone torsed - -'nt the handsome 'gifts 'from our. dear homeland and we • all think it splendid for Canada to offer 1,000;000 bsge' of dour' end eo it is, Everyone here seams to be trying to do eocaebhing for the welfareof the poor 4ol111ere; Only yester- day .wherein a-sbop.the owner showed n0 a pair of,lovely .avarm wool Books he has just finished for some soldiers in need and 'he was going• to knit another two pairs. George told - me to begin and make over• things and so I intend to next week. If only all help even a little it will be nice. Our little darling is also making some- thing for the. soldiers and purposes mak- ing a handkerchief, dear little Kathleen seems to understand. We were on the shore last night and it is surprising to see, bow everybhing imaginable is being done for our safety. The great search lights on each aide of the river were ewitohed on at the sound of a gun wbioh went off to notify them, as they were turned-,-' d and across our path it was atm.' -.,'ng. These lights are kept on alt through the night and the river is patrolled right out to the bar. Noship is allowed up the river or to pass the bar without first answering the signals and reporting herself, then all are boarded and searched before approaching Liverpool. On Thursday, Aug. 6th, about 6 o'clock in the morning, we were wakened by a terriffio report from one of the forte, even Kathleen 'was awakened by it, ehe said "Never mind daddy, its only a door hang- ing." We thought if it was the door of England it was a fine heavy one at any risk. Well we all got dressed and went to the shore and saw that it was a Norwegian sailing boat of good size. that did not answer the signal ' satisfaotorly. The shots went across her bows, the water splashing right over the boat but nob until quite a dozen shots from the forte were fired did the vessel stop and burn round. Theriggiog even was shot off the ship and the masts left without sails. Officers from a police boat oloee at hand were very soon ou board to search. Ib is said five German' spies and a number of horning pigeons were on board but in any case it was a very exciting scene and caused =oh alarm in the early morning. Business he very r quiet- here of course. e I trust the war will 'be speedily ended and save the lives of many, many brave men, who have eo willinglyvolunteered for service.' I thought I'd just let you know, as cheerily as I could in this little town, how we are being protected and how England is helping the .brave Bel- gians against those poor Germans, who are foroed into this by the Kaiser. Your own, Marie. 10 Wesley St., Waterloo, Aug., 15th, 1914. A PRAYER. God of our Empire, God of our Land, God of our Destiny, In whose guiding Hand There lieth the Fate Of ouv dear Motherland. Lord, we would play In this perilous hour, That we aright remember The Might and the Power That keepeth our Nation, That giveth us dower. Be with our Nation, If in the right In this vast struggle Help us to ftght, And keep in remembrance That union is might. Lord, we desire Peace among men, And pray that the Nations May stop in their sin, And cease in their Warring Of glories to win, Soon may the Nations This truth recall That Thou art the Mater And Keeper of all Peoples and Nations, The great and .the small. Lord,' help the Nations ;. Soon may Lhe Dove Of Peace hover o'er them, And bring front above The brotherly feelitrg, The feeling of Love, But if in their glory Of vistoriee win The oatiorss,forgee Thee; Like ancient .Babylon Cease all their fighting`, By confusion of tongue. Salton Celt, Benesele, Attg. 25t11, 1914, EAST HURON FALL FAIR i TEMPERANCE PEOPLE IN PERTH CO. BRUSSELS Thursday & Friday T. 1 Clinton kiltie Baine! will Furnish; Mlusic ntests Speeding CO r : 1 st v 23 Class _9 Trnt•gs Pace. —Hobbles allowed, Heats, 12 &8. tin 20 1E w ' Mile 2nd o 2.40 Trot Mile heats,'2 in $ $20 $12 $13 3rd 2.30 Race Trott r Pace Hobbles inured Mile heats 2 in S 820 $12 88 ATTRACTIONS BOYS' RACE, under 14 years, 100 yards ' ' 75 50 25 26 BOYS' RACE, under 10 years, 50 yards 50 25 25 25 GIRL'S RACE, under 15 years, 100 yards 75 00 25 25 GIRL'S RAOE, under 10 years, 50 yards 50 25 - 25 25 BEST FANCY DRILL by School Pupils. Not less than 12 nor mote than 24 persons in each, let, $5.00 ; 2nd, $3.00 ; Srd $2 00. Pupils and Teachers admitted free to Fair. POTATO RACE ON HORSEBAO.K—Three potatnesfor earh competilr will be placed 100 yards from starting point. Competitors stand by horse, mount; ride to first potato, dismount and pick up potato, re- mount and ride back to starting point, dismount and put potato in pail—repeating the operation for each potato. 1st, $1.50 ; 211d, $1.00 ; 3rd, 60c, No entrance fee. Special Prizes OWEN SOUND BUSINESS OOLLEGE.—•Pot• the beet specimen of writing by any boy or girl attending Public School in the Townships of Grey and Si orris at sterling Silver Medal and Case will be giveit by the Northern Business Oollege, Owen Sound. Students who passed the Entrance in June 1914 may compete. The matter to be written on foolscap and to consist of the capital letters and small letters and two verses of "The Maple Leaf," No student eau compete for this at more than one Fair. DOWNING BRCS„ dealers in Boots and Shoes, Brussels, fifer a flue pair of Empress Shoes, valued at $3.00, foe the heaviest dozen of ben eggs exhibited by a farmer's wife or daughter. W. Ii. KELtR, willg ive Teen POST fora year for the best two loaves of 'Horne wade bread ; and THE POST fur a year for the best, 8,pnitile of butter, both articles 00 become his property. A...O. DAMES offers a special prize of $110 to Boys 10 yeti's tie under for judging cattle,to be distributed tis follows :—First prize, 53 001 2ntl, 9 + l 1 Obe ode b $�.UO ; aut15 following prizes $1 00 each. Judgments stn L nt y pointe and ieasolls for untying at, thein' judgments given in writing. Decisions as to tvittnera'to be decided by an expert, Contest takes. places Thursday afternoon. TELE STANDARD BANK offers $10 for the best, Roadster, horse or mare, hitched to a buggy, owned and diiven by a farmer or fee mere; son, who must be a resident on the Nem. Style and speed eo be tak- en into consideration. 1st, $5 ; 2nd, $8 ; 3rd,$2. THE METROPOLITAN BANK will give three prizes, viz :—lst, - $8.00 ; 2nd, $2.00; 3rd, $1.00, for the three best collections of Whiter Apples, five of each named. J. LECKIE, Brussels, offers $9.00for the best 30 pounds of, inti butter, -and $3.50 for the best 10 pounds Table Butter, the butter' to become the property of the Donator, F. R. S,\1ITH, offers a $2,00 -Snap Shot Album for the best collection of 24 snap shots printed on velux pipet Al ust be the work of the ex- hibitor. WILTON & GILLESPIE offer a Nickel 'reit Kett le, value $2.25 I'oe hest 2 Loaves of Brown Mesad. GERRY Sc WALKER offer a -Silver Berry or Cake Diet, value $3 00, for best collection of hand painted china, 0 pieces. MRS. JANE THOMSON offers a gold trimmed Parasol fuer hest (mike' tion of preserved fruits. D. O. ROSS criers Silk dress goods, worth $5,00 for best 10 1lb. !whits of Butter wrapped with his wt appiog paper, also a $5 So eater Coat for best 2 mile bycicle lace, open u, all A. STR.ACHAN afters $2,00 caeh file best' cullecbiott Gradient., Dahlias and Asters. WALKER & BLACK offer a 55.00 ROeitiog Chair to lady receiving rte tac•gest Number of 1st and 2nd prizes for Domesiic and Dau'y pt otiurts. W. le. STRE'LTON offers an 18 k gold fancy Meek, valued ee. $5.00 for the best eatriotto chorus florin popile of any School Section p010 •t lug or not cocnpebiug'in Drill. G. N. MCLAREN offers it Felt flat worth :$2,50 for best 1 yea' old Filly nr Gelding, Roadster Class. H. L. JACKSON, jeweler„ offers a Out Glass Berry ]fowl, valued at $4.50 for mho best'10 pounds Table Mawr. Butter to become his property. INTERNATIONAL STOOK FOOD 00., Tot'0uto, have donated the following goods as special prizes, through their local dealer, Alfred, Backer :--25 lbs. of Stock food valued at $3 75 for beet roadster root e with 1914 colt tit foot ;. $1.00 package of international Poultry fond for best collection of Poultry by one Exhibitors Birds to be the prop erty of Exhlbttot ; 25 pound bag of Intet•nalional "Grow fast". oalf�meal for the beat calf raised on an calf food; Otto ,of Inter dationa1 Louse Killeror best white Bit•d in Show ; Can of Inter- national Louse Killer for. beat Barred Rock Cockerel London Concert Company Will supply the Program for t; . g -2 Big Concerts in. the'Skating Rink Talent conbists of two °Omerliens, a Cartootiiet;'a ' Magician and Highland Piper and Dancer, ' f' I • n li t" H e''itt * i , it F.0,40 0 p t' u' %'. EL tore A well attended repeeseutallvo and spirited utooling of the cxecnlive of the . Perth ,Unnnty 'I'eco,teratme Al - 'lance which lute lent eei'tal ie to the comity ientries nee -ettcnpalgn, was held Monday altetu.000 August 2411,, at the y. i41, 0. A.; Stratford, when the followlittl ittapot1.aine t•eeolulion moved bylber. W. J. lilt; el, Jlitehell, and secmtded by R. It. Ilaanilton, Millbank, Was unanimously passed "Resolved, that we con! lime the t f completingtht petitions at work thelist tnssib a daft, that these h earliest 1 oetitions be�rettt ilii tuuuellatel nip. n completion and not lutes than September 1501, next t clot that the push strenuously our. edocatiottal 111111 financial eanlpaiglt and that the date of the taking of the vete be leftto a sab•cnrnaiittee to be appointed by this Meeting." The sub -committee later named e01181,418 of the nlTfeera of the Association. he mneme log true addressed by Rev. Ben 11. Spence of the Dominion .A11111'1( .1., Toronto . President, T. L. Hamilton and Field Secrete' y, Rev. -John 1411 le, of Listowel and several ethers. The tt'- poats of the President and Field Sec:vin ery wel.o guile cnucmtagirig rind the Association fells eonfi lune that their efforts will be rewarded with success when the question cones to a vote eat,rty its the - Yea'. -.•' Seaforth Ata meeting of the .session of the First Presbyterian.'chinch to con- sider the proposition of appointing an organist' and choir lender, it was unanimously agreed to give time ap- pointuteut Id Harold ` Nixon, of London, who played the Sunday previous and who- had given general satisfactiatc to ali.;presegt, . At present Mr. Niton is dccing.special+work In one of4,t:he Qathollc.d toiclteo ht Lon. don,3-j3ut,.willt.ooah"be at:.liberty to, arisunr0 hie rIew duliee here, : .Miss Sloienve1 tGhweoll lues taken a pnsitot o'rt t11'eToronto teaoldtrstaff; Mles Anile Cliefrr:1420 for Wlctdso . where she hes accepted aposition !n a b e 1 aP d P public school. A paiufglaceideret occlu'ted to Alex. son of A. S. and Mrs. Inkley when he fell and dislocated his elbow. Kiss Thompson, Moderns teetcher at the High School has resigned,: as she Inas ,,crepred a better position in KingeWtt. Rev. A. L. Phelps left, the forepart of this week for two weeks' vacation 'ht his hone in Peterborough and other points. Howard • McLachlan has been'ap- pointed teacher in one o4 to rural schools near Blyth and left last week to take up his duties: Rev. .l)r. Graham, head of the educational department of the Methodist church, preached at both services in the Methodist ohm eh on Sunday. Constable Hamilton arrested an antbrelltt fixer . for tieing profane language. He was sentenced by Magistrate Teehune to shirty days and was taken to Stratford. William Bartley received word that his son, Ralph Barley, had enlisted with the 10111 Light Cavalry of Yolk - tot, and that he was already in Valente ler. Ralph was formerly eru- 'played with Messrs. Schinbein & Sort but went West 4 years ago. The Presbyterian chat eh will hold its .luhilee services on Sunday, Sept. 20th. R:ev, Professor Law, of Knox College, Toronto, will preach on Sun day and Monday, Rev. De. lisrridge, of Ottawa, Moderator of the General Assembly will speak in the evening. Perth County Mrs. (Dr.) Kidd, A twood, was at Tot onto attending the funeral of her two cousins, who o were drowned at u b , flet t Pighr. Fred. Murton, son of Charles Mur- ton, Wellington street, South,- SI. Marys, had los hand eanght in a cut- ting = ash ne at Cline & Bnrt's Citi b t n i shop and the tips of three fingers on hie right hand taken off. The cheese factory at Monk too has ceased operations and the owners of machinery' have been busy getting 000 such articles es they placed• en a few months ago. Owner of the auto truck took 10 away. ..4'large - turnbet' of tical people are creditorsof the institution en the :exictnt of slims varying firm' five to one hundred dollars. WOMAN'S BEST MEDICINE Mrs. Kelly Advises all Women to Take '`Fruit-amTlves" HAGRIS IL , , OxT:, Apo 76th,1903, 'I can highly recommend ' Fruit-a- tive." bee.tuso they did me an awful lot of good and I cannot speak too h i eley about them, About four years ago, 1 commenced taking "Pruit-a- Lives" for a general break -down and they d.d me a world of good. We knight a. good many dollar's worth, but it wits money well spent because they did all that yon claim for them. Their action is so pleasant, compared. with other laxatives,. that I found only pleasure, as well as 'health, in taking them They seemed to me to be particularly suited to women, on eta :count of their mild and gentle action,.. and I trust that some other women may start taking "Fruit-a-tives" after readtngtny letter, and if they do, I ant satisfied the results will be the same as In lay own case". Mxs. W. N. KELLY "Fruita-tives" are sold by all dealers at 5oc. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 2,5e' or sent postpaid on'receiptof price by or a-tives Limited, Ottawa, Miss Beatrice Gordon, Atwood, 45 under the doctor's care suffering from typhoid fever and bleed potaon, Very Rev. Bean E. Davis,' of Lon. don, dean of the Diocese of Huron re. oelvecdtitrough Military headquarters a silver tong service medal for his 24 years' connection with the Seventh' Fusiliers as chaplain. While returning from M'it'chell, William, .eon of Geo. Ke'les, leullartiirt, met with a bad accident. The 'bit Ott his horse's mouth broke when. Lha brute started off 'ton the full ion.. s Kties and his companion were thrown. from the buggy. the furittei• sustain= ing a had fracture 8f one of his' lege between the knee and thigh. Huron Cputttyr • A Baby Show will he one of time in, teresting features at the Dungannon Fall Fatit. ldiss Annie Munro, of Wroxeter, left for Hanover, where she will at- tend Model- School. Crewe can boast of the two quickest 'ways of Rending news, true or false—, telephone and a certain woman's tongue. Johit Young, 0th Con., Howiok, had a hen hatch a chicken which had three. legs and four feet. The chick seems Lc) be as lively as any. - Rev. O. C. Baine, Loccdesborn, has volunteered his services as Olin:plain and if accepted will accompany the enntingeutsent from Canada for over- seas service. I3ar\•y Buchanan, Goderieh, ,net with a painful accident. While et attiring his automobile the engine batek-fired andthe crank struck his right arta breaking the shall bone near the wrist. No More Headaches For Me •' ''hlecan harine experienceIf you h late Ramher- .. dal q'6 Tablets,. they cure head- aches by remov- ing the cause— not .by smothering tho lltymp- toms—WOntOf's unrest care for woman's most common acltnenta, Try them. 25c. a bottle. Druggists and Dealersor by mail. Chamberlain Medians Co.CToronto ' .2 Q VA CHAMBERLAINSTAB 'S Es LETS 4/E The Women's IJtstltttte at Blyth have oouttibuted $50 to the equip. uterot of the TTnepitatl ship: The Stanley marsh has been hien- Ong fiercely for a Couple of weeks owing t'1 the airing wiccde. A pntatn vine growing In Jft'aelt eletoalf's g,u•den, B'ytlt, uteastteed five feet eight inches in length. ' Win. lirotv1,, BlyytIt, has been nursing an injured thumb caught Ott knobt og apparatus of the btniler. Miss Clara autherford, \Vro*eter, has been engaged as teacher of the junior department of Fordwlob pub' le school. G oderhell Distal et Epworth L act ate u will SchoolUCIVetltn Yi Sunday and id Victoria ecus bletto- t yy Oct v hr the V beheld diet church, Godeeieh, Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 27th and 28th. The prize winners in the Si total Field Orop Competition of Howick, lire as follows :—'the Drop was oa0s I— 11a vey Spading, Sweedish Select, 91 ; \Vin Brown, Banner, 00 ; Riehotel Wildin, 0. A. 0., 72, 89 ; Ed. Krohn, Siberian, 88 ; John H. Demmerling, Stveedisb Select, 831 ; Chas. Dickert, i+tveedia1, Select, 79e ; Alex. MoLaug- lin, Sparrowbill, 77. Judge Alex. Morrison, Stnithdale. i Position ' for Fall l and Winter Ws have o sound bueineas reposition fora reliable, energetic salesman for this district to sell fruit trtee, small fruits,: dowering etarutte, etc. Pay weekly, outfit free, exclusive territory. Over 600 acres of fruit and ornamental "stook under oultivetion. We self throughour seiew men direct to the consumer and guar- antee delivery of fresh, high grade trees. Our agencies nee valuable by reason of the service we give and the .volume of bestrew; done. Established 85 yearn.. Write , 'Pelham Nursery Nursery Cos, Toronto, -Ont, • P. 8.y-Heniloortae catalogue on rsqu_eeb either to applicant op tkose,.Wls. ng., Nursery stock,, eor•▪ •o•r1••od' i•e••est•ee•• • • ▪ We: •Wand N�w i •:,,_: ' i 'nnnn SALESMAN • • • • • For every town and district • •• where we are not represented. • • Fruits are bringing high prices • • and Nursery stook is its demand. • • • MAKE BIG MONEY NOW by I/ taking an agency. BEST TIM' • for canvassing is during the • Summer months. Experience S not necessary. • • • • • . • • • •• Free equipment. Exclusive Territory, Highest Commissions paid. Write for full particulars. Stone & Wellington • • Foothill Nurseries Toronto Ontario • essee •••••••••••••••••••• Notice to Creditors • In the matter. of !r P:,'ate of George McKay. la's. of ane. Township of Grey, Fantle' ,I ,r:,•ed. Notice is here'''. given pm•-unnt to the'Rs, viand Statutes of 0111a' lo, 10 r Ohne. 121 that all persons having alai ma 5E, Inst the Betel) of the said George Magay: who died cit or T to • need 00 7th da of , mac J st hy• r 2 4aerequired tosendtou o either s r `the 16th at of Penta 1', P. 1914, Ont„ on or heirnabeforesand add, ase of Pent per - Haulers names sed is in ewes and full peth tioularsof their eeahnp in writing a oder oath and the nature of the Securities if, ny,held by them, And1lmtafter the mid div we•wltl proceed to dbstrahcte t1,, assets of the deoena -d among the pa, ties• entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of u 'doh vie shall 01enhave received notice and. we will Doo be !bible for said asa,to Or any part thereof to any taereons of whose olal,e we shall not then have reeeiy- 0d notice.: 01 a bars JAoiXANDEaMCKAY.AbwaodP.O. l DRNOAN MCdt _y tti '1 nreaseete. Debedthic 12th day of e' n oe her foreigtr" The ihusinees transacted by Ger- many with overseas countries snob as the United .States and South merioa will she ,lost owing -to the act that she has now lost her iner- hranb marine. This means that oraotical'1y her entire foreign trade ill be wiped out and she will be arced to start all' over again, Last ,year; Germany did a total usiness of $850,000,000 with Great Britain, $550,000,000 with Russia, $319,000,000. with France, and $210,000,000 with Belgium. Her trade with the 13trlkans was also considerable,so tihat out of, .Ger- many's total trade easily one -hall was carried on with the four or five countries with which ehe is at war. Of her remaining trade, the sulk is carried' on with the United- states and South America, the main, or politiYetco of winch ovilttl•ho will •lo.�,. - The People's Column FARM FOR SALE. —The 100nore farm, known .mho Hugh Stewart prop1erty, Lot 6, Oon. 16, Grey township, Huron Oo., is offered for sale. 05sores elenr�ad� and 5 apron of bush. It is.a good farm and 'f'n n fine loon -. ity 12aXanilesfrom -Walton and 5 miles from Brussels, For further particulars as to'prfso, terms, &o., apply to ALEX, BUCHANAN Or SOOT, Brussels. F AR5I POR SALE. -,•The 'undersigned offers for sale his l05 nore farm, being Lot 4, Oen 16, Grey, Form is ell cleared but 2 cores SW in good state of cultivation, Brtolk house, hank barncement driving shod • water slam plied at. b,out burn and house by windmill, 1 8o mares undordwiinedrther p •Two, miles from aW.NonANt Ror 4 11. ve. p Bruss/A apply .6n0 ST'OREBOUSE 2015 6ALE 05'0 0 No, 1 Prodeee warehouse tura Bruesets 8tetfau:p,+1,It, 260Ppertiaulersay.to sa J, LxbiCie, raes0l -!!tt/ d of 1 •itrr,ti to Share in P .fits BuyersyProfits Lower Prices on - Ford Cars Effective from August 1, 1914, to August 1, 1916, and guaratitet'd against any reduction during holt time.. • Touring Car - 8590 Runabout - 540 Town Gar 840 ; . - in tho bominion Of Canada - FURTHER we will he able Irl obtain the maximum eflldienoy 111 MU, fnetory prodnatlon, and the -minimum cost in oar purohtwing and sates department IF we can readil an output.- of 80,1100 care between the aboye dates, AND eltould we teach this ptotiuotioct we agree to • pay. as tire hirer's shore, from $40 to $09 per oar (on or about August 1.1915) to ever+ retail buyer who iturehases n new Ford • Cat between August 1,1014, and August 1,1015• Per further par Menhirs regarding these low _prices and profit. Alin r Ing plan, nee the nenrest•ferd Branch or Dealer. .1, Ii. GAf,'IRAIT.H, Agent, Brussels Ford 'MotorCoin. a . • of Canada Limited - y m Ford, Ontario y • �Yrar i Position ' for Fall l and Winter Ws have o sound bueineas reposition fora reliable, energetic salesman for this district to sell fruit trtee, small fruits,: dowering etarutte, etc. Pay weekly, outfit free, exclusive territory. Over 600 acres of fruit and ornamental "stook under oultivetion. We self throughour seiew men direct to the consumer and guar- antee delivery of fresh, high grade trees. Our agencies nee valuable by reason of the service we give and the .volume of bestrew; done. Established 85 yearn.. Write , 'Pelham Nursery Nursery Cos, Toronto, -Ont, • P. 8.y-Heniloortae catalogue on rsqu_eeb either to applicant op tkose,.Wls. ng., Nursery stock,, eor•▪ •o•r1••od' i•e••est•ee•• • • ▪ We: •Wand N�w i •:,,_: ' i 'nnnn SALESMAN • • • • • For every town and district • •• where we are not represented. • • Fruits are bringing high prices • • and Nursery stook is its demand. • • • MAKE BIG MONEY NOW by I/ taking an agency. BEST TIM' • for canvassing is during the • Summer months. Experience S not necessary. • • • • • . • • • •• Free equipment. Exclusive Territory, Highest Commissions paid. Write for full particulars. Stone & Wellington • • Foothill Nurseries Toronto Ontario • essee •••••••••••••••••••• Notice to Creditors • In the matter. of !r P:,'ate of George McKay. la's. of ane. Township of Grey, Fantle' ,I ,r:,•ed. Notice is here'''. given pm•-unnt to the'Rs, viand Statutes of 0111a' lo, 10 r Ohne. 121 that all persons having alai ma 5E, Inst the Betel) of the said George Magay: who died cit or T to • need 00 7th da of , mac J st hy• r 2 4aerequired tosendtou o either s r `the 16th at of Penta 1', P. 1914, Ont„ on or heirnabeforesand add, ase of Pent per - Haulers names sed is in ewes and full peth tioularsof their eeahnp in writing a oder oath and the nature of the Securities if, ny,held by them, And1lmtafter the mid div we•wltl proceed to dbstrahcte t1,, assets of the deoena -d among the pa, ties• entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of u 'doh vie shall 01enhave received notice and. we will Doo be !bible for said asa,to Or any part thereof to any taereons of whose olal,e we shall not then have reeeiy- 0d notice.: 01 a bars JAoiXANDEaMCKAY.AbwaodP.O. l DRNOAN MCdt _y tti '1 nreaseete. Debedthic 12th day of e' n oe her foreigtr" The ihusinees transacted by Ger- many with overseas countries snob as the United .States and South merioa will she ,lost owing -to the act that she has now lost her iner- hranb marine. This means that oraotical'1y her entire foreign trade ill be wiped out and she will be arced to start all' over again, Last ,year; Germany did a total usiness of $850,000,000 with Great Britain, $550,000,000 with Russia, $319,000,000. with France, and $210,000,000 with Belgium. Her trade with the 13trlkans was also considerable,so tihat out of, .Ger- many's total trade easily one -hall was carried on with the four or five countries with which ehe is at war. Of her remaining trade, the sulk is carried' on with the United- states and South America, the main, or politiYetco of winch ovilttl•ho will •lo.�,. - The People's Column FARM FOR SALE. —The 100nore farm, known .mho Hugh Stewart prop1erty, Lot 6, Oon. 16, Grey township, Huron Oo., is offered for sale. 05sores elenr�ad� and 5 apron of bush. It is.a good farm and 'f'n n fine loon -. ity 12aXanilesfrom -Walton and 5 miles from Brussels, For further particulars as to'prfso, terms, &o., apply to ALEX, BUCHANAN Or SOOT, Brussels. F AR5I POR SALE. -,•The 'undersigned offers for sale his l05 nore farm, being Lot 4, Oen 16, Grey, Form is ell cleared but 2 cores SW in good state of cultivation, Brtolk house, hank barncement driving shod • water slam plied at. b,out burn and house by windmill, 1 8o mares undordwiinedrther p •Two, miles from aW.NonANt Ror 4 11. ve. p Bruss/A apply .6n0 ST'OREBOUSE 2015 6ALE 05'0 0 No, 1 Prodeee warehouse tura Bruesets 8tetfau:p,+1,It, 260Ppertiaulersay.to sa J, LxbiCie, raes0l