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Panacea
Makes Hens Lay
Np'w whets eggs are eggs is the time
yoji want to get 'the bet possible re
snits front your peel y. Take good
ciiste of them, feed them well and
gi' e' Hess' Poultry Panacea and
they will soon start to lay. Panacea
also Mee diseases in fowls and
keeps them healthyand in good con.
clition. Try it.
55e pkg., also the Targe 5 ib, pkg. at 85c.
Keep your'hens clean by occasional-
ly applying Instant Louse Killer
Most effectual for destroying lice on
poultry, 35c can.
HESS' STOCK FOOD
3oc, 65c and $I,00 pkg.
ZENOLEUM-A Dip and Disinfectant,
purifies the air, cures parasitic skin
disorders. 25c and 5o tins,
Blood Root
Cough Cure
rhe old, rellabre Cough Medenne,
Blood Root Cough Cure, hoe been
sold from Our store for years, We
prepare it ourselves, know what is
to it mid can recommend it as a
Safe,
Pleasant and
Effective
Cough Remedy, The season for
Coughs and Colds is at hand ; bepn
the safe side and have on hand a
bottle of "Blood Root" if required.
It may save you from a prot'acted
cold.
Price 25c a bottle,
rhe Arcca Store F. R, smiTH
DRUGGIST AND STATIONER.
Parol l ebom Pins
LOCAL. news on page 5 of this issue,
CARNIVAL 'Thursday evening of this
week.
Some cases of mumps in the locality.
Watch out.
WHEN you have a newsy item let THE
PosT know it.
COUNTY Council opens on Tuesday.
26th Inst , at Godericb.
STATUTORY Trustee Board meeting
Wednesday evening of next week.
BRUSSELS junior Hockey team play at
Palmerston Friday evening of this week.
DID' you see the long list of prizes
offered for the Carnival Thursday
evening of this week on Brussels rink ?
Skating after the judging is over.
THE up•to•date wide-awake broad.
minded people patronize the Moving
Pictures Are youone of these? Don't
be narrow minded and stop away.
THE Pols acknowledges with thanks,
the receipt of an invitation to Huron
County Otd Boys' Reunion in Toronto
on Friday evening, January 22nd. This
will be the 15th annual At Home of the
old Huronians.
DR. BRYANS, of town, has been ap-
pointed Medical Health Officer for
Morris township, as successor to Dr.
Stewart, who removed from Belgrave.
The new appointee will look carefully
and promptly after the duties of his
office we feel assurred.
OPE>ttATION.-Tuesday or this week
Mrs, Alex. McIntosh, of Brussels South,
was operated upon at Fergus hospital.
While a serious case we hope Mrs.
McIntosh will soon be restored to good
health. Mr. McIntosh accompanied his
wife and is remaining with her.
BOUGHT PROPERTY.- Mrs. Edward
Bryans, of Grey township, bas pur-
chased the residence of Mrs, George
Seeker and will get possession in
March. Mre. Baeker will hold a sale of
furniture, etc., and will make her home
with her daughter, Mrs. Jno. Duncan,
Tnrnberry street and will also visit with
her other children.
SOUVENIR BOOKLETS. - Melville
Church, Brussels, has issued a Souvenir
Jubilee Booklet in connection with the
congregation and dealing also with the
tormer Koox church before the union.
These Booklets are on sale at the Drug
stores of Tames Fox and F. R. Smith.
Price is only 35 cents for first copy and
3o cents for second or more. Every-
body will want one hence the purchase
should not be delayed. Get one on the
first opportunity and make sure.
BRUSSELS Women's Institute meeting
Friday afternoon •ofthis week.
Now is a good time to renew for THE
Pose' and your outside dailies or weekly.
Sex the "Million Dollar Mystery"
every Tuesday evening, all the people
like it,
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FoR SACH.—Set of light sleighs, set of heavy
sleighs and a eater, Bee Walter Lowry,
Brussels.
PURR bred Short Horn boli calves for sale.
One le 14 months old and the other 8 months
N34 Lot 15. Con. 8, Morrie. A. ROWLETT, Prop.
Phone 955,
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COWS for Sale—Two young � Springers also a
fresh calved cowDAN,
7 , MCKrxtroN, Lot 6,
Con. 8, Grey, 'phone
FOR SALE. -A doable platform sleigh, also
one light sleigh. A bargain for a quiok sale.
A. RAYMANN.
6 THORO'BRED Berkshire Bowe for sale. 534
months old, Nye Lot 17, Con. 7, Morris.
Phone 8614. JAB. NIOBOL, R. R. No. 4, Erns -
sets.
3550EY cow, 6 year old for sale, due to oalve
January 14th.. Phone 21. R. HeNDERSON,
Brussels.
WooDWoRa repairing in conneotioa with
the Plum blacksmith shop. Anything in this
line will receive their prompt attention.
COLTS FOR SALE. -Two general purpose geld-
ings 2 years old. JAS. D. MCNAIR, Lot 22, Con,
12, Grey, Brussels R. R. No. 2.
Worsen SEEING. - The Whirlpool
which will be presented at the Town
Hall. Brussels, next Monday evening,
Jan 18th. by the Buyer -Vincent Stock
Company, with all special scenery and
Electrical affects the most complete and
wholesome attraction in years with new
and funny specialities between acts.
This company play here to fill an open
date , coming direct from Stratford.
Reserved seats now on sale at Fox's
Drug store. Prices 25 cents, reserved
seats 35 cents. Get your seats early.
DIPHTHERIA. -We regret to state that
Mrs. Lay, daughter of M. Opensizer,
Who was stricken with a severe attack
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of diphtheria, died Tuesday morning
and was buried that evening. Her
heart gave out. The baby, a child of
2 years of age, who was also ill with the
same dread disease. passed away Wed-
nesday . evening. The Board of
Health has quarantined the house and
every
precautiouary mea
urs is
being
taken to guard the public health.
Another daughter of Mr. Opensizer is
reported none too well.
THREE CHEERS FOR TEE B. C. S, -
Friday morning of last week about Is
boys representing Brussels Continuation
School, travelled to McGaw where they
presented a well prepared Patriotic
Concert in Zion church to the people
of that section, The excellent program
which included the trial of the Keiser
was given in a most pleasing manner
and by reports from every quarter the
greatest satisfaction was given. There
was a .full house and the proceeds a-
mounted to abet' $53 00, These re-
ports angor well for the future of the
B. C. S and as the boys behave in a
sensible, gentlemanly manner we wish
them the greatest success.
Cott ISO. -Next Monday evening, Jan.
18th, the people of Hrnssele will have
the pleasure of seeing a real dramatic
production when The Buyer -Vincent
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In case a feature is run other than on above
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KEEP Dr, Barber's Lecture in mind
for Thursday evening of next week,
in the Methodist Church. Subject is a
most interesting one, "How I escaped
from Germany" A musical program
and literary selections will also he given.
Dr. Barber is well worth hearing.
"I wouLn like TES PosT to come as
regularly as possible. Last year I
missed it so much when it would fail to
appear as it seems so much like a letter
from home." The above is clipped
from a letter carrying a subscription to
THE POST from Miss Theresa Switzer,
now teaching at Dresden, Ont.
LOCAL TEMPERATURES FOR THE PAST
WEEK —
lowest during at noon
night
Thursday, Jan, 7 3o
Friday, 8 22
Saturday, 9 20
Sunday, to 55
Monday, it re
Tuesday, 12 30 • 37
Wednesday, 13 r9 28
MATRIAIOIAL,-At the residence of
Councillor and Mrs. Muldoon, Market
street, Brussels, on 'Tuesday of this
week, at 1 3o p. m', Thompson McIn-
tosh, of Westhope, North Dakota. and
Miss Fannie Sboldice, of Grey town-
ship, sister to the hostess, were united
in marriage by Rev. ihtr. Page, rector of
St. John's Church, Brussels, in the
presence of only immediate friends,
owing to the poor bealth of the bride's
mother. A becoming costume of brown
broadcloth with black hat was worn lay
the good looking bride. Mr. and Mrs.
McIntosh left on the 3 45 train for a
bridal trip to the East and will return to
this locality and visit until they go to
their home in the West. Many good
wishes accompany them for a happy and
prosperous wedded life.
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Show will start in future at 8 p. m.
. Govern yourself accordingly.
COMING SATURDAY, JAN. 23
"The Mystery of the Poison Pool"
In 5 Reels. This is a Special at Regular
Prices. Read full .announcement next
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People We Talk About
Miss Daisy Wilson, of Wroxeter. is
holidaying at her home here.
Norman McGuire.. of Miivertou, was
a visitor at the parental home here.
Miss Laura Leatherdale is visiting
relatives at. Listowel and.Harriston.
Miss Minnie Cametou, of Benmiller,
was renewing old friendships in this
locality during the past week.
Inspector Mills was here for a couple
of days making bis official visit to
Brussels Continuation School.
Miss lane Mitchell has been nearly
laid up with an attack of neuralgia in
her face but we hope she will soon be
better.
Mrs. A. Koenig. of Paris, a former
Brusselite, has been seriously ill with
blood poisoning. We wish her a speedy
recovery.
Mrs. J. F. Rowland has been having
a siege of lagrippe during the past week
but we hope she will soon be as well as
ever.
D. M. Scott left for Regina on Mon-
day after a holiday visit 11:1 Brussels for
the past month. He has a warm spot in
his heart for Brussels.
Miss Margaret McLauchlin, who bas
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Robt.
Thomson, has gone to Detroit, where
she will train for a nurse. •
Miss Jessie Stobie, of Souris, Man.,
and Mrs. Ritchie and Miss Lina Rit-
chie, of Winchester, are visitors at the
home of Alex. Stewart, Queen street.
Clarence, son of L. and Mrs. Hol-
linger, has been very ill during the past
week but is improving now. Hemor-
rhage of the stomach is said to be the
trouble.
At a recent skating Carnival held at
Teeswater Miss Fannie Friendship,
formerly of Brussels, took rst prize for
best dressed lady and with Frank
Bradley won the couple race.
A well known resident of this locality,
in the person of Duncan 'Taylor, has
been tinder the doctor's care. He may
have to undergo an operation. Many
old friends wish him a speedy improve-
ment.
Co. Secretary Elliott, of the Child-
ren's Aid Society, Goderich, was in
town last Saturday on his mission of
Love. No better work can be done
than the saving of the boys and girls.
Thursdayof this week, at Paris
Miss LottiKoenig. a former BrusOnt selite,
is being married to 1. C. Carrie. an old
Godericb boy. Miss Mary Ross, of
town, a warn friend of the bride, is a
guest at the wedding.
F. McRae, from Saskatchewan, was
here this week visiting at the home of
Ino, and Mts.
Ferguson.
He is a
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brother to Rev. D. B. McRae, of
Arnow, whom he bad been visiting.
Mrs. Ferguson is a niece of the visitor.
Last week James C. Duncan arrived
from Pasqua, Sask., for a holdiday visit
with his parents, !ernes and Mrs. Dun-
can, of Brussels and other relatives and
old friends In the neighborhood. It is
15 yea s since 315. Duncan went West
and 6 years since he was here. He has
prospered in the West but has deserved
it as be has stuck faithfully at his work,
New MBLVILLE CHURCH.- Plans are
being perfected and final arrangements
for tate important event of
being made
opening the new Melville church. Fol.
lowing the first Sabbath's services, when
Rev. Dr. Ross, of Toronto, a former
well known pastor for many years, will
occupy the pulpit, will be a Fowl Sup-
per Monday evening and a choice pro-
gram of addresses, musical numbers,
etc.
will be continued the
'rhe services
following Sunday. An energetic Com-
tnittee have their work well matured
and announcement will be made shortly
as to the dates. Interior work ou the
new• edifice is well on toward com-
pletion. The members of the con-
gregation and Pastor Mann will be well
pleased to get into their new church
home after the unsettledness of the past
year.
LISTOWEL VICTORIOUS BY 14-4 -
Listowel and Brussels juniors met in it
fierce battle Monday night last in the
Victoria rink here. The puck was faced
oft before a large attendance end after
one minute's play Brussels tallied.
Play was everywhere slow and gave
little real evidence of fast hockey. half
tithe score stood 6-2 in favor of tile
visitors The play gradual'y developed
into individual rushes,. Hume team a
minus several of their p even. aid a
change was n eecsary !u 'he line 5111,
Brnssele lacked combination and the
Stock Company will present the benuH- heart to p'av their usual game. Listo-
ful four act comedy drama "THE wei team is a heavy end older aggrega
WHIaLPOOL'. at the Town Hall. 'this tion. Brussels ploy FI!clay of this week
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Compsny carry all the special scenery in Palmers op when the home cam will
for each and every act of the play, be re -arranged and strengthened
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Which will be presented complete in Referee J Shea, of PRlmers on is en
every detail and it is without doubt the old hand at the job and gave entire
best attraction playing here in some satisfaction, handing out numerous
years. Several high class vaudeville
specialities are also carried and intro-
duced between acts that are alone worth
more than the price of admission. This
Company is ,now playing in Stratford
and, play dere to fill an open date,
Secure your reserved seats now at Fox'e
Drug Store. Prices 25 cents, reserved
seats 35 cents,
penalties. The line up was as follows: -
Listowel Brussels
Donahue goal H. Lowry
Strachan point • H. Fox
Ament cover pt. H. Anent
Inglis rover A. 'Thompson
Kelly centre W, Bell
Cavell r. wing B, Leckie
Hay 1. wing J. Ballantyne
Mise Olive Hawmau, of Collingwood,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. B. S.
Scott.
Church Chimes
Rev. Walter E. Millson, pastor of
Trinity Methodist church, Stratford,
accepted an invitation to becomepastor
of Grace church, St, Thomas, In June,
succeeding Rev. Dr. Knowles.
Friday evening of this week the an
nual meeting of Melville coogregation
will be held when a review of the past
year's work in the Public Libray
audience room at 7.30 will be taken.
The Executive of. North Huron Sun.
day School Association met in Wing
ham on Monday of this week to outline
and plan for a vigorous campaign in this
all important field of Christian effort.
Last Sabbath morning Rev. Mr
Mann continued his aeries of sermons
on the Christian Graces, dealing with
Virtue. Subject at evening service
was "Caleb". Sunday morning next
he will speak on "Knowledge."
A minister greatly beloved was called
to his reward Sunday night last in the
person of Rev. Dr. Dickson, of Galt.
He was pastor' of Ceutral Presbyterian
Church for 35 years and took a very
active interest in the Christian Endeavor
Society. He was born in Scotland in
183e.
The aunual meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society of Melville churph was
held on Jan. 6113,. when the following
officers were elected for 1915President. Mrs. Mrs. D. C. Ross ; President,
Mrs. S. C. Wilson ; Vice•Presidents,
Mrs, Grant, Mrs. Jas. Grant, Mrs.
Ament, and Miss Rae Moses ; Secretary,
Mrs. J, Kerr ; Treasurer, Mrs. Chas
Ritchie ; Auiitors. Mrs. McGuire and
Miss B. McDonald.
Sabbath next Rev. J. F. Farewell,
Secretary of Young People's Society and
Sabbath Schools, Toronto, will coo•
duct services in the Methodist church
here morning and evening. Subject
for evening service will be "Ttage•ly of
youth and the chutch'sPreventlon," Mr,
Farewell will also conduct an Institute
in the Sabbath School in the afternoon,
session opening at 2.30 o'clock. The
adult members of the congregation are
specially invited to this meeting., This
will be Missionary Day in the church.
The pastor
assist m the services,
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MISSIONARY. -Rev Mr. Prudham. of
Durham, occupied the pulpit of the
Methodist church here last Sabbath and
dealt, with good effect, with the Mis-
sionary problem of the church. Morn-
ing sermon was a fine one from the text,
Job 41-r1, "Whatsoever is under the
whole heaven is mine." He dealt trench-
antwith four resources
that are or
mayi
w't fube, in possessiou of the people
Money, the Word of God, the power of
Prayer and the gift of the Holy Spirit.
In the evening the speaker gave an ad-
dress on "Mission work in Japan", in
which prosperous field Rev. Mr. Prod -
ham spent 6 or 7 years. Many interest-
ing facts and features were presented,
concerning the island Empire and the
services were much enjoyed. 'chis was
Mr. Prudham's first v'sit to Brussels
and be will be welcome back,
OF CANADA
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TORONTO
BRUSSELS
SAVINGS deposited in this bank
draw the highest current rate of
interest. Withdrawals of part or the
whole amount may be made when-
ever cleaved without delay.
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BRANCH,
J. F. Rowland, Prom Manager,
Cranbrook
Noeroa,-Take notice that all parties owing 1
A. Reymann are asked to pay same to him or
on his order. A. RAYBURN. Orenbrook.
Herb. McDonald is home from
Prattaville, Minh,
Will. Forrest returned to Detroit
on Saturday last.
Mre, Johns is visiting with her
mother, Mrs. Gramm.
F. Jeschke (er.) has the ca retaking-
of the school this year.
Eric Pennington is attending the
Continuation School in Bruss 4e.
Mrs. Alf. Kreuter, of Berlin, is
visiting her mother, Mre. F, Raddatz.
Mise Celia Beseey is expected home
this week from visiting relatives at
Orton,
Cleve. McDonald has enlisted and
goes to Guelph for training next
wedk.
is.
It said there will be a wedding be-
fore long in this locality. We must
not give Jack however.
away,
Tenders' will be received by M.
Kreuter up till Jan. 18th for 10 cords
green r400d 22 in. for school.
Miss Millie 1oerster returned to
an extended'
London on Monday after
visit at the bonze of her father, V.
Foerster.
The Missionary address last Sab-
bath afternoon in the Methodist
church by Rev. Mr. Prudham, of
Durham, was enjoyed. • Be spoke on •
Japan. . •
The congregational meeting of
Knox church was postponed from:
Wednesday to Thin'sday as the pastor
had the funeral' of Jno. Bishop, on
Wednesday.
Owing to the resignation. of William
Smalldon as School 'Trustee a special
meeting of the ratepayers of the Sec-
tion will be held on Saturday, 18th
inst„ at 1011, Ire,, to elect another,
All interested are asked to attend.
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TOWN HALL, BRUSBEkS, iWIGNDAY EVENING NEXT
SCHOOL REPORT..Iieport of S. S.
No. 7, Grey, for November and Dec-
ember, the average percentage Ob-
tained being givon, the asterisk indic-
ating absence during one or more
weekly examinations. Honors 75 ;
pass B0 :-V Olase-Elsie Sperling 85,
Lizzie Baker 85, Sr. iV-Ida Hunter
'78, Marie Long 77, Claire Long 75,
Stuart Noble 75, Irene Kreuter 74,
Alfred Knight 72, Stanley Speiran 72.
Oscar Gnrsalitz 70. Jr. IV -Annie
Smalidon 84, Evelyn Baker 78, Ross
Hunter 70, Earl Baker 69. Sr. III--
Johnnie
II-Johnnie Smalldon 72. Mabel Speiran
69, Alex. Spading 67, Walter Knight
60. Jr. IIL-Pearl Schnook 75, Harold
Pennington 68, Gertie Alderson 67,
Lydia Steles 53, Alex. Steles 39,
Charles Dilling 22, Willie Sinclair 12.
Report of Jr. Room for the months
of November and •December. Sr. 11.
-Honors 75% Pass 60% P. Alderson
84, L. Berfeltz 82, E. Dark 81, C.
Cameron 81, V. Mitchell 80, A. Mc-
Quat'rie 80, L. Kreuter 75,' E. Speiran
69, E. Knight 56. Jr. IL -V. Hunter
80, M. Baker 73, R. Noble 67, M. Lnek-
ing 62, F. Smalldon 57. Pt. II. -
Honors 60% Pass 60% E. Penning-
ton 84, A. Macintosh 52, M. Baker 42.
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Sr, I.- Excellent- R. Spoleto), ''I.
Pennington. Good- W Looking.
Jr. I,- Excellent- L, Berfeltz, 153.
Snarling, W. Speiran, Ethel Small-
don, L. Callteron, A. Jeschke, E,
Stitalldon, F. limiter, Good- J.
Bied,,0. Dark, 1, McNabb.
R. MOHAIR,
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• Brussels Council
The Statutory meeting of Brussels
Count:II was held on Monday with
Reeve Leckie and Councillors Mul-
doon, Hewitt, McGuire anti D. Walk-
er, occupying the chairs, the latter
boiug the only new member. He suc-
ceeded R. A. Pryne. Usual qualifica-
tions and oath were taken.
Minutes of last Council meeting
read and passed. Following accounts
were ordered to be paid :-
'Wm.
Light $ 76 70
Wrn. McCall, woos for Hall6 25
Anderson Bros streets .........5 00
THE POST account....•,....•••• •..• 4 00
F, S. Stott, Election - 4 00
Moved by J. Hewitt, seconded by
George Muldoon, that above accounts
be paid. Carried,
Dr. McRae, Medical Health Officer,
addressed the Council relative to the
new lacy and the necessity of living
up to it and stated Dr. -IlisNelly, the
Provincial Inspector, would be here
on, the 29th to give two illustrated
lectures, (These will be given' in the
Picture Show building, of Which clue
notice will be given.)
On motion of A. McGuire, and J,
Hewitt, Alex. Stewart was appointed
a member of the Board of Health.
Jno. Ferguson and G. N. McLaren
were appointed Village Auditors for
1915, at a salary of $10 each. W. H.
Kerr was re -appointed a member of
the Public Library Board.
By -Laws were passed confirming
the same.'
On motion Clerk was instructed Lo
order 6 copies of the Municipal World
for the Board.
A grant of $5.00 was made to the
Sick Ohildren's Hospital, Toronto, on
motion of Messrs. McGuire and
Walker.
A. communication was read -concern-
ing the price Of stone being delivered
to the corporation aeking that price
be changed from 35 to 40 cents 'per
ton. After discussing the question it
was decided to take 510 action as it
appeared to be a hold-up.
Street Committee for 1915 will con-
sist; of the Reeve, Hewitt and Walker.
'Finance Committee, Reeve, McGuire
and Muldoon,
Anderson Bros. asked for increased
pay as assistant weighmasters at
scales. Left over to next meeting,
Council then adjourned to meet 011
the let Monday of February.
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AUCTION SALES
SATURDAY, JANUARY 211rd.-At granter's
Store, Ethel, at 1 p.tn., Agricultural ample•
ments, hardware, tinware, cedar posts, eto
Jno, Kreuter, Prop., F. 8. Soott, Ane.
p .t1.2011eIae exposition of the N
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Regular price 25c
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BORN
I,IoORB.-In AtlentleCity, N.3„ on December
2155, 1014, 10 Mr. and AL's, Win, Moore, a
daughter (51arglu'et Willellul
HOY.-In Grey township, on Januai'y4th, 1915,
to Mr, and Mrs. W.3. B oy', a son.
MARRIED
00Lio—Alrmenitl.L,—At the Methodist Parson-
age, ltthel, on January 18th, 1915, by Roy.
1. A. McKelvey, Mr Breast Cole to 1liss
Fot eysnbl,Teoseorlil of Grey a Bills Sash.
at the residence of the bride's parents, on
Dee. 80th, 1914. by lieu. Mr. Leitch, Mr.
James Forsyth to Miss Mnrgsret A ,
eldest dnnghtm'-of Mr. and Mre: Jno, 30011 -
eon, all of Wnv11 Billy.
MOIreroslr-Snosnion.-At the home of Mr.
•..and AIr5. Gorge Muldoon .Brussels, on
Janney 12th,191554 hy.Rev,. Muldoon, Page, AIr,
l'homU. Molntooh, of Fannie Sae North
DEMO:.0. H., to Mull Fannie Bhoidice, of
Grey township, Huron Co,
DIED
BieHnr: 111 G1'ep new 11911tp on January 10th,
191 G, John Bishop, nge11 82 pears, 8 months
-and 1b dove.
RAYNARD: In Grey township, on January
12t11, 1016, infant daughter of Austin and
Aire. Raynerd.
BRU.SSEL.S MARKET
Wheat � 3120
Oats 1 50
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Wool unwashed
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Natire i=b"^ebv given that nnle.s the reel.
dents of the Municipality nr Mr'XlIlop Ptriotly
nb'erve By -Law Nn. 12, of 1014 to Icy -1,u pro-
hibiting the running nt large of dogs in the
Muuiaipeiitgnf 850K1110p1 the Council of the
pard Municipality will appoint an Inspector to
pnforro'observance thereof, By order of the
McKillop lielllIell.
Al. MIIRDIE, (dark,
Dated Jen 19th, 1518. 211.1
Meeting of Huron Co, Council
The Council of the Corporation, of tho Coun-
ty of Huron will meet in the Council Cham -
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20th' inet ,eat the hour of 8 fo'uloeTuesday, tit •
W. LANE, Clerk.
Tenders Wanted
Tenders will be received by the undersigned
dor the erection of n brick school hones with
basnnrent, in S.8 Pio 10, Morris townshipup
'to 7 p 111, on Wednesday, Jun ::7t11, 1918. Pias
and speclfentions maybe 05011 at N;+; Lot 20,
Cen. 1. Thewesto,sy feeder
nneees
:airily accepted. Oo
Secretary.
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