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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1915-2-4, Page 8Dotter Than a diary Keep a Kodak record of the good times now and throughout the year. Writing up a Diary is a bother -making the Kodak reeord a continual delight. Take a Kodak with you on your nextSnow•sboeing Party, Films Developed Printing Done that help Ilio ever-iuereasiug pop. Itle.rity of Rexa.1 Phterry Bark Bough Syrup and its superiority over many other Cough Remediee- - Its taste is exceedingly pleasant, -It does pot derange the stomach, - Its a large bottle for the money. -It contains nothing harmful. -Its purity is above reproach, -It will relieve you or your money back. Cherry Bark Cough Syrup comes in 25 & 50c Bottles Valentines and Valentine Post Cards. The Store New Designs. See them. R. SMITH DRUGGIST AND STATIONER. goal elms Items PLENTY of sleighing. A BIG crop of ice is assured. ONE month of tors gone already. LOCAL and District news on pages 4 and 5. ATTEND the rink Friday evening of this week and help the Red Cross funds, SoMETIMEs a man is considered ecceu- trio because he attends strictly to his own business, MoxrHLV Horse Fair Thursday of this week. Next Fair will be held on Thursday, March 4th. Howici Mutual Fire Insurance Cos. annual meeting, at Gerrie, Thursday afternoon of next week. WHAT about the new Postolfiice build- ing for Brussels for which the site was purc'•ased last Summer ? Armen the Rural Telephone Annual meeting in Brussels Town Hall next Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. THE Kaiser's airships have not yet shown themselves as effective baby. killers as bis battleships and cruisers. PART of this week was programmed after the pattern of the "wild and woolly" as far as weather was concerned, SNoWSHOE.trampiug is more poptilar this Winter than ever before and by the same token there is no more healthful exercise. IT is pleasant to know that even it February does prove the coldest month of the Winter there will be only twenty- eight days of it. SEE the Ladies' Hockey match on the rink Friday night of this week. The burlesque game between sides captained by-jas. Fox and Geo. N. McLaren will be lots of fun. Doerr forget the Auction Sale of Miss Shedden's household effects on Satur- day afternoon of this week. She lives on Mill street East Sale without re- serve as she is giving up housekeeping MAGAZINE SALE -The annual Auction Sale of the Magazines coming to the Reading room of the Library for 1915 will take place at the Public Library Saturday evening of this week, at 8 o'clock. F. S. Scott will be the ham- mer wielder. Dozier fail to read the advt. of Robert Thomson concerning the butter and egg• trade under the proposed grading sys- tem which will be of great advantage to all if properly understood and lived up to. The top quality secures the top notch price. OVER $600 worth of stone was hauled to Brussels during the past month, It will be utilized in a commencement of a plan of putting down permanent road- ways within the corporation. Lime stone from the river bed- will be also palled into requisition probably, BURLESQUE HOCKEY, -Friday evening of this week at the Red Cross night at the skating rink a burlesque Hockey game, with brooms and a tootball, will be played at et.3o. Muskoka rules to govern. The competing teams will be as follows :-- Jas. Fox G. N McLaren F. H. Gilroy N. F. Gerry W. F. Stretton B. S. Scott J. Cunningham Jno. Ballantyne W. M. Sinetair S. Carter J. T. Wood R. F. Downing jas. Ballantyne Rev. R. E. Page It will be a great exhibition of fine art. Ambulance will convey home all who are not able to walk. A tug of war will conclude the proceedings. LITERARY SOCIETY. -Following is the list of officers for Brussels Continuation School Literary Society tor this quarter: -Hon. President, Rev. D Wren ; President, Wilfrid Lott ; vice Pres., Laura Ament ; Secretary, Bobs Camp bell ; Treasurer, Roy Stewart ; Editor, Harold Work ; Editress, Lovette Bal- lantyne ; Critic, Elmer McKay ; Re- porters Form I, Doris Ross, Form II, Addie Spar ing, Form III, Harold Lowry. Class representatives on Executive:- Form III.- Mary Machan, Bessie McQuarrie, Fred, Wood and Lloyd Jackson. Form II, - Ada Fulton, Ida Rands, Jas, Oliver and Harold Currie. Form I. -Maggie Love, Chas. Sellers and Edwin Miller. First meeting of new Executive will be held Friday of next week. HICKS' FoaecAs'rs,- The first re. actionary storm period in February is central on the est, and and 3rd. A change to warmer weather will pass from West to East over the most parts of the country on and touching the tat 2nd and 3rd attended by falling barometer, cloudiness and rain- the rain turning to snow over central to Northern sections of the country. The moon will be on the celestial equator on the 3rd, moving toward its South de. clination, Winter lightning and thun- der especially Southward, will be natural on and touching that date, but sudden revulsion to severe cold should be looked for within a fete hours of these electrical storms. 'Phis change to rising barometer Red cold, clearing weather, will reach most parts of the country, moving from West to East, front about the end to the 6th. IT seemed odd to go without the Daily papers last Tuesday and Wednes- daDo you believe in Red Cross work ? If you do give it a boost Friday evening of this week by going to Brussels Rink. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 25 cents for children. 1'HE new R. L. cemetery, opposite Brussels cemetery, recently purchased from W. Rands was plowed and fenced last Fall and other contemplated im provements will be made next Spring. DID No'r REACH Us -Some of the regular correspondence did not reach Tits Pos'r this week in time for this week's issue owing to the disarrange- inept of mails on account of trains and rural mail 'couriers being off duty Tues- day and Wednesd y by the storm. -O_ es•natrsay night ibells. earBrussels. Fnderstrinof g b leaving then; et Tan P080, Tnos. AL0000. Phone 426 . ••. w.'pTOn;fole lost, with Brotherhood of rail - rand tralnmert, printed on it. Owner will be greatly obliged if it le left et Tao Poem, p'qa SAdel,..A'water tank 6 feet high 7 foot ' botteni and 8 foot top made of two inch pine. Also ..tank 4 -feet long by 2 feet deep. These are for Bale 68 2 have changed system of watering steak. GEonoa Wa%swnnio, Brus- sels P.0..Phohe4916. - -- CAa load of corn drat of week. • ALB'. BAEKaa. Brussels. Two pure bred Abort Horn rows, due to calve in April and May, for sale. A Short Horn bull 18 months old, with registered pedi- gree, n thorn' bred hull pelf 8 months old ; also a Short Horn bull calf 8 months old. Lot 1, Con. A, Turnberry Townebip. Phone 4 Wroxeter. ANDREW D000r,Ae. Btuevale. P. O. SILPAa purse lost last Sunday between Brussels and 1X miles South. Finder will be greatly obliged by leaving it at Ta a Posm. OATS WANTED.-Bighest market price paid for any quantity of good oats. Gao. A. seam, Bmaosle. WAOa1NO and piste sewing wanted. Will be done at our house. Mag. Jae. Honour, Albert street. Two Short Horn bull calves for sale. One a year old and the other 18. months. No better animals in the country. Terms to snit the purchaser. Have also a young 'Yorkshire bog for sale. JAB. Spent. Lot 80. Con, 8, Morrie, Box 267 Brussels P. 0. Phone 267. COmroawABDe hoose to rent. Apply to M. BLACK. Pine roe 941.0. -Two young brood Bowe, dne to farrow Rboni April 1st, Also n thorn' bred Berkshire hog, 8 months old, bred from let prize winning stock at Toronto Fair. Bargains to quick purchasers. Lot 21, Con. 12, Grey township. Phone 666. T. P. Malamoen, Ynys° Short horn bulls for Bale. Alae grade heifers with calf, Lot 20, Con 15, Grey township. 0. TUaNntut, Brussels R. R. No. 2. Phone 2814. tf Pmts bred Short Horn ball calves for sale. One is 14 months old and the other 8 menthe elect Lot 15, Con. 8, Morrie. A, HOWLEmm, Prop. Phone 955. DOLTS Eon GALE. -Two general purpose geld- ings 2 years old, 3.18.1). MoSTA ix, Lot 22, Con. 12, Grey, Brussels R. R. No, 2, -o -GOLDEN WEDDING -Tuesday evening abaft ae people, relatives and friends, assembled at the home of Wm, and Mrs. Ellis, Brussels South, to aid in the celebration of the important event of the Golden Weddieg of the host and hostess. Daring the evening the follow. ing address was read by G. A Deadman and James Speir presented a purse of gold :- "DEAR MR AND MRS. ELLis.-It is With. the gr, atest pleasure that we, your many friends, have gathered to celebrate this 5oth return of your wedding day. Not many are spared to each other and to their friends for so long a time, and so we feel that this anniversary should be au especial occasion for rejolcing. And as you have been true friends to each one of 0s, so we wish you to feel, porticulai'ly at this time, the esteem in which you are held. In token of this regard, and as a reminder of this an- Diversaty, please accept from u5 this purse of gold, and may God's richest hlessing rest upou you in the future as ithas done in the past. Signed on be- half of your friends. G. A. Deadman, James Speir." Mr. Ellis made a short, appropriate reply in behalf of Mrs. Ellis and himself, thanking the kind friends for past and preseut favors and the good wishes extended. A program of music, social chat, and refreehments filled in a very enjoyable evening after which the company separated wishing Mr. and Mrs. Ellis m.uty happy returns of the di y On February and, 1865, Mr. and Mrs Bilis were united in matrimony, by Rev, Mr, Knott, at Caragallion, Co. Leithrim, Ireland.Mr, Ellis cache to Canada In 1871 and his wife and family followed the next year. For parts of 2 years they lived et Brampton and located at Brussels in 1873 and they have con tinned here since. to children were born to the home; 5 of whom are de- ceased. The survivors are Mrs. Little, Elsow, Sask ; Mrs. Whiting, Deadens, Sask. ; Harry, • Baptist minister, at Shanavron, Sask. ; Mrs. Mabee, of Ingersoll ; and Robert at home just now. Mrs, Mabee and son, Ellis, were here for the glad occasion. While Mrs. Ellis is not having very robust health, her partner has seldom been off work and now, in his eta year, is a very hearty, industrious and reliable man. Many old friends' who were not at the celebration wish the fine old couple the best of everything going, TRH diphtheria danger is peal l'ti toyed We are pleased to State, Sex the burlesque Hockey_ ,,,latch on the rink Friday night, Winrham Band will give a good program of music. PRYING to join his regiment, a Der - man reservist disguised as a woman Woe betrayed by his large 'Adam's apple." There will be no ernes for him now. BORDEN vs. Laurier will be the Order of the Ladies' Hockey game Fri- day evening. Line up appears else- where in this issue, Help the Red Cross and enjoy the fun also. 'lilt boys of Brussels Continuation School have been invited' to put 01) "'The trial'ot the Kaiser" at a Patriotic Evening to be given be the Jackson church, 8th line Morris township, the latter part of February. Film -Thursday morning of last week at r 3o o'clock, fire took place in the millinery store of Miss Nettie Brown, Toronto, supposed to have been caused by defective electric wires. New Spriug goods were burned and no insurance. SALE ON HOME MADE BAKING -Fri. day, February 12th, at the home of Mrs, S. Carter, Mill street, the Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church will have a sale of (tome made baking from 3 to 5 3o o'clock p. m. If you want to share in the good things, keep tab on the date and place. WHAT WE MAY EEPECT.- Ice harvest. Longer days. Blustery weather. Automooi Ie sales. Sr. Valentine Day. Decline in egg prices. THE POST to continue to give the news. Big crowd at -Rink on Red Cross night. LOCAL TEMPERATURES FOR THE 'PAST WEEK - • lowest during at noon night Thursday, Jan. 28 9 22 Friday, 2g I • tO Saturday, 30 4 2 Sunday, 30 to 22 Monday, Feb. 1 27 25 Tuesday, 2 8 ' 12 Wednesday, 3 4 LADIES' HOCKEY MATCH FRIDAY EVENING -At the Red Cross Evening at Bru sels Skating rink Friday even- ing of this week a game of ilockey will be played by the young ladies. The lineup will be as follows :- Borden ' • ' • Laurier J. Cunningham Centre N. Fox S. Gerry - Rover A. Wilton L. Ament L. Wing D. -Ross F, Buchanan R Wing W. Long V' Bowman . Point C. Bell IC Ament Goat L. Ballantyne Borden side will wear blue bunting sashes and Laurier red bunting to distinguish them. Match will occupy 20 minutes so as not to be wearisome and will start at 8 45. Dont miss seeing it. LISTOWEL 'I'AKEs DISTRICT HONORS,- Bv tieteari'ug Palmerston Listowel wins the lonior N. H. L district. 'fhe victory. by 8 goals to 1, is somewhat surprising in view of the fact that at Palmerston Listowel was nicely trimmed but it was a fast game Friday night and the best team showed up strung Root, for Palmerston, and Stratton, for Listowel, played stellar games. The line-up :- Palmerston Lis'owel Hamilton goal Donegan Root defence Stratton 'Partin Ament Robertson rover Kelly Dinette r. wing Hays Donley 1. wing Cavelle Referee -Bamford, of Listowel. HocKEY.-Monday of this week the Wine hem Senior team journeyed to Brus- sels to play a frietdly game with tete home team. Game proved to be both fast and exciting. Half time score stood 4-3 iu Invor of Brussels. Elmer Ewan, the Referee, handed out num- erous penalties during the second period. When time was up score was 6 -5 in favor of the visitors. Line-up was as follows :- Wingham Brussels Tobnslon Centre W. Bell Pender R. Wing H. Ament White L. Wing F Gerryf Howson Rover W. Scott Donaldson Cover pt. S. Fox Maclean Pt. J. Currie Graham Goal H. Lowry Arrangements are being made with both Blyth and Walton teams to play the junior team during the coming week. Watch for the dates, WOMAN's C100es 11AN TEMPERANCE UNION -Friday, lan. 29'h. the regular meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union was held in the audience room of the Public Library. Regular business was transacted and plans were laid for carrying on a very imp'lrtant branch of the work -the medical Temperance department. Ow- ing to illness, County President, Mrs H. Hooper. of Exeter, wait unable to be present. At a former meeting is was moved and heartily seconded that we 05- siat the work of the Red Cross Society A letter of sympathy will be sent to Mrs (Rev) E. G. Powell; a former much esteemed member, who has beeo serious- ly ill. Many kind wishes are expressed for her recovery. -Our Nation is now at war because of a sacred obligation and our hove have gone to the defence of the Empire, Wirrt them have gone the Young Mens' Christian Assoc ation workers. One of these hes been chosen to represent W, C. T. U. as an ambessa. dor of Christ. It is our supreme privi- legeas members of the Ontario W. C. T. U. to support him with prayer and finances, A collection was taken up in our local union and will be sent t.) the Treasurer of the Patriotic Fund, Mrs, Helen M. ' Detlor, North Bay We be. lieve that throughout all eternity soldiers and soldiers' mothers will give praise to His name to whom all glory be- longs for the planting of the seed thought of . Missionary endeavor in the hearts of the meml'ere of the Ontario Union, Our annual day of prayer was observed early in the year at which prayers for Divine guidance in our work were offered. The Bible Reading was given by Mrs. (Rev ) Mann also a well sung solo by Miss Kate Ament entitled, "The City ' four square" and a very helpful reading by Mre, Parker entitled "With Christ in the School of Prayer." Cheering news comes all along the ines and we believe better and brighter days are dawning for the Temperance cause. 'aotto8kb Hls'rolt. btr�F#t t0sr-'I'he f Baron Old Bays' Assobiation, of Toros, to, is desirous of compiling, for •publl- cation end fntnrerefet•.eueeap Historical and Blow nphical Sketch of Huron Couniy. Iu order to get the neoessarY information and make the work es Vent - pieta as - possible, the Ass ,elation will have to di pend upon voluntary assiot- 01100 from persons resident in various parte of the County, and takes this pleads of seeking co operation. If any- one can supply any information relating to the early settlement of 'their owu locality, ei'her eistorlgsl or biographical, pioneer experience or otherwise, or can give the names of persons who will do 00, the Association will appreciate it very touch. Photos of old settlers pr persons of prominence (duly inscribed for identi- fication), will be acceptable, All more respondence relating thereto should be addressed to Robert Holmes, 472 Pal- mers'ou Boulevard. Toronto, Peoplee we Taik About Mrs. P. Watson is visiting relatives and friends in Clinton and locality. Miss Ada Moore, of Listowel, is re- newing old friendships in Brussels, Mrs. Shoenhal, of Amulree, is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Robt. Anderson. Bob Leckie left last week for a holi- day at London, Ridgetown and Detroit. Fred. Burchill was a visitor in Ottawa during the past weak and took in the .Winter races. Z and Mts. McCallum attended the Foresters' annual supper at Ethel Wednesday evening. We ate pleased to see Miss Georgia Kerr able to be about once more after her measle experience. Miss Mabel Haycroft is here on a short visit. She was a passenger on the train Monday evening when it derailed. Councillor McGuire has been bother- ed with rheumatistn but we hope, be will soon be clear of this troublesome companion, D D G. M Denu, of Winghatn, was here Thursday evening of last week end installed tete officers of Western Star Lodge, No 140 I 0. 0 F , Brussels. Gaelic') Signal of last week said:- We are glad to see Dr. Holmes, the County Treasurer, back again in his office after the accident which laid him off for s few weeks. Misses Kete Bleck, Evelyn Parr, Elsie Treland and Gertie Shaw atteniledtlie Normal School At Home at Stratford, Re the guests of Misses Yuili,' who' are s'udents at that institution, They re- port an A'r rim•. ' J. A. and Mrs. Moore, son and - (blighter left this week on the - return' trip to the Pesce River Country where' their possession are. 9'heyenjoyed their visit to Brussels and locality and many good wishes accompany them to their bottle. Dos tWEL.i. -Miss Boa Jewitt, of Myth, lists anccessfully passed her junior singing examination at Toronto Con- servatory of Music. Miss Jewitt is a pupil of Mrs Addie Wright and adds another to the ah•eedy large number of successful pupils Mesdames McKinnon, of Winnipeg, and Young of rMo'somin, who have been visiting their sister, Mrs. John Leckie, . Brussels, went in Loudon and Ridge - :own to spend a short time with relatives and friends. Mrs. (Dr) Coyne, of the latter town, i5 a Sistee. t0 the visiting ladies They will be back to Brussels before they return to their respective homes in the West. Ohurch Chime Monthly Missionary program and of- fering 111 the Methodist Sabbath School next Sunday afternoon. Keep the great Temperance Conven- tion in mind It is to be held in Toron- to on March 3rd, 4th and 5th. Single fare tickets are expected for the trip, Next Sabbath will he Christian En- deavor Day and the pastor of Melville church will take as the evening topic "The life that counts," The fourth sermon of the series was preached lest Sabbath morning by IRev. Mr. Mann on "Christian Patleoce." The evening topic was "Christ our Refuge." , The new Melville church is well 01.1 toward completion and a few weeks will see it ready for opening and occupation. Messrs. Park & Brown have been back attending to some finishing touches in their department of work. Last Sunday morning Rev. D. Wren preached a sermon on lob in which his unspeakable faith in God's Providential plan was well presented. Rev. R. A. Lundy, B. A , of Walton. gave an excel- lent discourse from Genesis 3 15, dealing with the sad story of man's fall -ani' the wonderful redemption in the evening, It Was a well planned address end -re- ceived the close attention it deserved in ire four -fold d visions. Rev. Mr. Lundy is a practical preacher and has a good delivery. bit" CANADA 14. p1) orpi Cts TORONTO BRUSSELS BRANCH, J. F. Rowland, El Err Manager. EEPING a bank account for "household expenses" and paying all bills by cheque has many advantages. h shows the balance on hand,the amount expended, provides ' receipts for every payment and does not require a large deposit to begin with. 158 Thursday evening of this week a [inion meeting of the various congrega- lions will be held in the Methodist church school room, 'commencing at 8 o'olock, when Rev. D, W. Snider, Secretary of the Lord's Day Alliance, will give au address op the Mission and work of this important Society. An offering will be taken. Rev. Mr, Snid• er is thoroughly posted and the people should hear his message. G. A. Dead- man is the local President. The regular Quarterly Communion will be observed next Sabbath morning in the Methodist church. "Responsi- bility and Reward" will he the theme of the testimony service, commencing at res o'clock, in charge of the pastor,. Preaching service at rt followed by the sacrament. Evening subject will be "'The Mission of The Red Cross and its good work in connection with the great war." Palmerston Methodist church, of which Rev. Dr• '1'. Watts, is pastor, held. their Anniversary on Sunday, Jan. 24111. Services were conducted by Rev; A. J. Johnston, B. A., who spent his boyhood in Palmerston He. is now professor at Victoria University. $I,000 bad been•requested to liquidate the cbut'ch debt,but at rhe close of the day the re- ceipts by subscription and cash amount- ed,to $4,550• .Following ,,evening Dr... F. L. Barber, of Listowel, gave a bright and 'tumorous lecture on his escepwftom. Genitally. ' During the year nutside of about $to,000 paid to the Building Fuud of the new. church, -Melville congregation have Contributed the following large' amount whieh irgr'eatly to their credit : Envelope-coutribntidns $ 2r57 95 Loose collections 232 r9 Congregation Miss'y conitribu- tions ^,,. 2025 25 Women's Missy Society236 23 Mission Band 206 47 Ladies' Aid .......................... 720 72 Christiau Endeavor...•. 450 93 Sunday School •-- 233 35 Benevolences 229 52 H. U. Society Jan. to May 38 27 Total$9 5531 e 8 The Annual Report printed this week gives evidence of growth, activity and optimism and speaks well for both Rev. Mr. Mann and the people of Melville church. Wingham Chas. Whelen, residence unknown, was charged with theft of jewelry from George Scott. He was tried be- fore Magistrate Morton and: taken to Goderich by Chief Allen to serve a term in jail. PATRIOTISM AND PRODUCTION CAMPAIGN The Dominion Department of Agri- culture is co-operating with the Ontario Department in 'a series of Agricultural Conferences which are to be held throughout this Province, the object being to explain and discuss conditions in oonutriee where live stook and agricultural production will be affected by the war. AgriceilWral specialists woo have made a study of 'these conditions and are 'capable of showing their effect on Canadian op- portunities will be present at these Conferences and give their views. In Huron County two Conferences will be held, Thursday, February 11, in the Town Hall, Winghaen, and on Friday, Febrnaey 12, in the Town Hall, Seaforth, The speakers at the both meetings will be Wm. Squirrel, B. S. A., Associate Professor of Field Husbandry at the O. A. C., Guelph, • • • O • • • • ••• • ••• ♦• ��••t4►•;••�♦•••♦�♦♦ Prices of Meat•• • • ... - O NrClip this out for handy reference. 1 • • Prices for the Month of February •• ♦ •••• • • • • Prime rib roast per lb. ..... 36c Shoulder cut .... 16 Boiling beef ............ ....• 113 Pot- roast 14.15 Porter house toast ... 18.19 Flunk ......................• • 18 Brisket 11 Owned beef 15 Shanks' none Steak Chop Steak Sausage 20 15 15 Pork 10' - - can back ......•. , ,. 28. Breakfast bacon 25 Spiced rolls 18.20' 4 Lamb 18.20' • Tongue, according to size85.45. 4 Hearts, - " " 35.45. ell x 'Headcheese • Balogna, large 15c or 2 for 25 15•' Summer sausage 85. Frankforts 15' Cooked Ham • rA 2 Place your order for Ground Bone -3c• 4 Highest Cash Price Paid for Hides. c AEKE RB R RUS EL B S S 1. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••, N•••••o••ijN••i••NN► j/NM who will (Useless "The Duty and Op portuuity of the Canadian Farmer" with ['elation to live stook, and Paul B. Angle, B. S. A., of Simone, who will discuss live stock possibilities. An evening meeting will be held and it is hoped the attendance on both occasions ab each place will .be large and representative of the progressive fartnere- and live stock breeders of this County. It will pay any man in. terested in these subjects to attend and gather' this valuable information. Brussel$ council The regular monthly meeting of Brussels Council was held last Mon- day evening, the Reeve in the chair, andpresent• Conoillore Hewitt and Walker u Minutes of last sleeting read and passed. d . Following accounts were presented, J. Fox, anti -toxin, etc ,Robs, Oliver, salary 0 W. McCallum, wood 8 ! 5 Anderson Bros., streets 2 10 $ 4025 0000 A. Strachan, Treasurer ..... 02 0 G. N.'MeLare0t, Auditor . 10 0 J. Ferguson, Auditor.-- ......... 10 0 7 0 Moved by Messrs. Hewitt and Walker that above accounts be paid, Carried. The Audttore' Report was present- ed by Ci. N.-MoLar<en'iand on motion of I). Walker, seconded by J Hewitt, wad accepted and the Abstract, miler ed to be published ,in THE BRUSSELS POST. A motion wits peeeed authorizing the Treasurer to borrow horn the Sinking Fund 1'ttr current anenunts, allowing 5% interest on inane. '$epnrtfrom the scales for January was $22.85. Upwards of 1000 lgnare yards of etpne has been delivered and team- sters are continuing to haul. Moved by J. Hewitt, seconded by D. Walker that the Court of Revision on Turnberry street South Sewer Assessment be held on Monday March 151, at 7.80 p. tn. Carried. $285.00 was voted to the Library Board for 1915 on motion pl Messrs. Walker and Hewitt. Messrs. Wookey and Hawken, of Toronto appeared before the Council and gave a dissertation on Good. Roads and rood staking. To rein- force the facts of the case a number of fine views, showing roads and streets under construction, the finish- ed product, eorngarisous of com- parative cost, etc., were thrown up- on the canvas by a stereopticon, giv- ing a splendid idea of the work, only improved on by seeing the actual work. A general discussion ensued. and much that was practical and il- luminating was brnnght out. Reeve Leckie in behalf of the Boated thanked the visitors for the inforrna- ti+ The Proof e of a d co • The Puddes ling g - W is O The old saying "The proof, of en the podding is in lets, eating of 05 di It" is a tr00 one and is trite. also nrgardiiig Ogt' tt ee BLOOD ROOT as Y • COuQH OURE * Q We filed this fitvorlte con li i - O 'Remedy?.i ieieig lig i11 digit -.b , O laxity every year from the fact M. o that those who (0(100 use it fled e a it so sittfel'aetory that'they look neat it rte 1)110 of their nonce - e hold remedies. e Yon take no chance with it lire M glitrant0e every bottles to give o e stttiefaetion oc cheerfully twturn. 0 M the price paid for it.. - -' e a Not only is the tjuitlityright but w we put it up in a larger bottle 5 e than any other cough Remedy o ae in elle market at the 'same price. 0 O 25c par Bottle at G IF ,ik" • • DRUG STORE •e setm•Hegeb600( 8e6me60t9G5rito • bion presented, They should be asked 10 return and let the people generally have the benefit. Council then adjourned. soPN SOANTLRnunY.-A1 the General Hospital, Stratford, on January- 28th, 1015, to Mr. and hire. Edward Saantlebary,. (formerly Gertrude Hanley) n son. AUCTION SALES SA'ruausv, gran ti'rn -Household effects,. at here reni,lexoe, Al ill smear., 19; 'assets. 801e n,re+erverl at 2 o'clock. Maggie D. Shedden„ Proprietress; ess; F 0. ~nine, Auctioneer. TNp o'l,SY, le170 18011.-1Tarm Stock, imple- ments, &u, Lot 0, Con. 17, Grey. Sulo unre- served at 1 p.10. JRntes Onrter,: Prop., F. S. Scott, Auc. _ BRUSSELS MARKET. Wheat fl 45 ' F1 50 Oats 57 58 Peat Butte - 728 :'. 72 Eggs , 80... 89 Hoge 1 25 _17 25 Hai 12 00 " 500 Potatoes. per bus.................- - _. 85. -, .. U5 Wept weaned 20 20 Wool unwashed 18 '18 Caretaker Wanted Tenders for caretaker of Melville church, Brussels, will be received by the Sea.-Treas„ no to Monday. Nob. 1015 Applicants are nak- edto etnte salary and dint% pertaining tothe work can be nbtnined by applying to JAS. FOX, See.-Treas. - Auction Sales AUCTION SALE 01P FARMSTOCli, IM- rt.nueN'r8. &o.-51, N• Scott, Auctioneer, boos bean instructed b5 the underelgned to Mall by Pultfe Auoti u rt Lot 0, Otm. 17, Grey, ole Tliursday..Pebroary. 18th, 1)t 1 p. m., the fol- lowing valuables property r-1 draft mare 7 ysura uhl. supposed in fool, 1 draft mare 10 yens old, 1 eenernt p gelding elds mares Oyenre old, 1 fill rising 2 years, 1 g driving' 2 years, 1 gelding rteng Iyeor, 1 arnmrg'sumo rising year8: elrod by Nydney,.2,aote supposed to. salve in gtsroh sod Ayent, 0 heifers rising 2 years, 8 etsers rising 2 yearn, 2 steers rising 1 year, 1 heifer rising] year, 1 lumber wagon, 1 Hot of bon -sleighs, 1 Frost & Wood cultivstbr, 1 disc harrow userly plow, new, 1 on harrows, double olew, 1 wanting plow, i set Iron lierrlley, 1 net 1200 Ib. soulen, they fork, ear,. pblteye and ropes, 1 hey rank and attar is is give. Sale un- reserved ns the prupeietoproprietorgiving up the ,arm, 'forms -All scone of $6:00 sod ander osnh : over thatobnt 0 t 1)8 credit given oafurnlfhhig approved joint notes.. 4 per cent off for cosh . u oreditts. JAS. CARTER, Proprietor, Abstract of Acco 4 nts --OF THE VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS FOR THE YEAR 1914 Cash on hated Countyamounts levied.... Consoldated Loan levied 1690 80 School Account Loan... 2694 48 Gov. grant, 7000 ; Tp. Morris, 8060 RECEIPTS $ 51)75 61 085 05 Tp. Grey. 19 esu School Loan levied Tp. Morrie 617 ; Tp. Grey. 1.08. Local account levied SinkingFund account Brusses, Morrie and Grey 'Phone Brueeele, Morris and Grey Rates Resident taxes Dog tax Licenses Fines Rents Misoellaneone 127 28 427 42 1948 58 4540 02 6545 84' 11,17 00 2005 50 28 00 78 00 76 00 586 20 70 41 $29017 88 • EXPENDITURE County Trexsarer $ 058 85 Coneulida ted Loan 184080 School ;moonlit . 28700D 460 67 Local improvement 1080 44 kraasols,.Morris& Gray phone system 100000 6000 00 School LOn,, Sinking Fund Fielileigh 8t. Drab[ Goretde & 301010 850 05 Telephone k stem 9070 70 Turnberry Street Sewer 1070 17 Salaries 772 00 Printing 47 60 Interest 298 97 Law Coats 81 64 Roads and Bridges .. 621 77 Charity ... 0 86 Tire protection . 70 65 Street lighting - 69857 own Hall .. 78 00. Library Board 591 00 Misoellt,n noes 840 05 Cash on hand sit 65 $ 286- 17 60 BALANOE BHEET Brussels Morris & Grey phone system$ 1000 00 Irisrtlelgh Street sower 1845 45 John Street sewer 2524 51 Turnberry Street sewer.1070 17 Loan' nanoent 1011 80 01(515 on hand 841 J15 County n000unt - $ 14 08 Consolidated Loan...-. ........ 888 00 School account 88 46 School Loan 807 00 Laont improvement 041 04 Sinking Fund.,., 021102 Brueeete,Morrie& Grey phone system 1817 77 $$ 9800 0404 5 9600 04 ABUTS Cash on hand $ 841 05 I Oenaolidated .Loan 3 87200 00 Uncollected taxes 852 28 Public School 7500 00 595 additional 10 12 Local intnrovement 5850 85 x11 rents 18 OD Garside &, dames 1877 04 Bruesele. Morris &Grey phone system 8701044 B1'08se18, Morris & Grey phone system 4847522 Town Ball 2800 00- - Band instrumento and nal* 402 00 Fire Department 4000 00 Public Schools 9000 00 Mortgage on real estate 11092 00 Mnilicipel debentures 0480 81 Town boll 860 50 Local' industry 8815 17 Foundry , - MOO 00 Balance , 5571 138 $ 88108 08- $88408 08. LIABILITIES We, the Auditors el lite Corporation of the Village of. Brecs,ls, Par the year 1014 having ex- - - amined tho soomihts of the Treasurer and nll the nmownts and 00501,era of the f•orpm•ntioil- have to. report the enure correct RR per foregoing reports and .find is the Standard Beret and Bank of Neva Seotii oath on !land $841,66, Bruesele, Jan, eeth,1014,0. F 180080/1 N' 5 Auditors,