The Brussels Post, 1915-2-18, Page 4e eltee •
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4it)agiztto ; 'pot
ettuni whet 1 Olean, We heve auother
all rivet theiBeltIsli Isles yeti Will lindet• would attrolene to a Mtge stun. •
re-as-eeseeeee•-s-i esef-T
. 400n billeteel here Nottinghatte in-
depehdent of the 2000 now on the Col-
Epworth
re.rv.6. to Kitebonm'g army; WIllell are Anniversary PERTH DAIRYMEN
viort6DAt PuBituARY t9I5 wick race (retiree and mind yeti these ere
going out in a week or so We have
ea tie otw, Witys ettiteed is)? titiilk •••••••••••••••*"" AO 444.4.400 I). ItatIlWalli leadiale
11, A.rnott, 1M, I. 0. P. S. ?„ one of the 001311eillms of that' town
. • baker, rovitieely St, Marys le now
4 ,,At the inetigueel Meeting' of tire
• ()root° Ihserd ot Trade 11, L Of
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Se Maryit, Was 010(.101 all Examinee
ill • lit gime for the ensuing year,
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33 new limee le the °Mario Logis.
latera When it meets.
anlYVAILII KirLitinis "Pay ! i7sv
Pey, 1" is being realized, as never before
la the Britisb E'rnpire.
CANADA 'remperance Act voting clay
M Perth Comity will be toward the
close of Tune next. A lively campaign
Is prOmieed. •
Is Saskatchewan it is suggested that
every farmer should contribute the crop
of one acre of lend to the Patriotic
Fund, Some sections of Ontario a
somewhat similar rule is proposea.
Tere.v%one for tbe State of lows
Senate. What did they do? 'rimy
. gave the women an equal right with the
men to use the franchise. Vote stood
39 to sr, The day of equality wilt soon
be here.
Movzo, seconded and carried' unani
mously that as the first zoo years of
peace between Great Britain end the
United States expired on Wednesday of
this week that we reuew tbe happy con-
dition of affairs by at once entering up-
on the second century,
nun' roux British aeroplanes visited
German submarine bases along the
Belgian Coast last week and rather
shook things up a bit. They all return-
ed In safety but Commander Graham -
White received a cold bath in tbe sea.
Object of visit to prevent development of
these banes where marine oraft prejedlci.
al to the anise are being pet tete tom-
Miseion or horsed on return from at.
tacks,
a lot of wountled here too, Euglieh and
Belgians. One of our men mime home
from Ypres, in BeIgnim, on five days
torten I had a long talk to birn, 1 -le
eater the seem as Melte wounded aims
tell us. They are simply waiting for the
weather to clear 'rimy are deg well
in under groued. for the Wetter and
there they ere going 10 stop till it is fit
to move, There are far more British
troops in France than is generally sup-
posed to be. They have even got great
bases right back on the West coast Be
far as St, Nazalre. These are well away
from any otwervai ions of the airmen and
when the time contes, they will be resh-
ed up on the railways aud into it. An-
other thing these men tell ire is bow
well they are ltd. My word and they
look it too. They get plenty of jolly
gond grub and they say they are better
fed, now thee the army ever was in peace
times. This is Eitcheper agaiu. They
tell us too that a were many of our meu
throw their lives away in the trenches
by not keeping down when ordered to
They will persist in trying to look out 10
see what is happening. Then the Ger-
11150 snipers get thern. Well, Charlie,
it will be a good job when it is over,
won't it, and I thiuk it will prove to the
world that England, although public
opinion had dubbed her "asleep," With
very much awake. Where would ane of
us bay° been now *1 11 had not been for
the Nee, 1 We hacl a very nice week
in Loudon when it was my week off in
November. IL is just the same up there,
soldiers • very where. Old Wimbledon
Common is smothered with them We
saw a good sham fight on there one clay
Naval men too with armored motor
wagons, There is no cloubt we are liv-
ing in times that will prove very
historical Your old traction engine is
still ruuning about. The government
commandeered most of the other !orrice,
steam and petrol They also took the
horses from both laundries and provision
places It was rather laughable how
they nabbed one of the brewery lorries,
He war; coming dctvn the hill with
load, just I y Hall Street, when an °Omer
melee hirn up. He had to unload his
stuff on the side of Lite road, and they
bitudled the machine straiglit uft to
Bristol. The driver had to take 11 100.
'rhe War Office has kept the drivers in
most case:. They get very good pay
too, I believe it is /'s a week besides
ordinary army pay with food. How
would that suit you ?
UNcee Sem. hints to Germauy that if
hiS ships are interfered with by raiders
belonging to the Kaiser's navy there
will be something doing shortly after.
We wonder who bas been preserving
the trade routes of the Seas Since the
war began? Great Britain has placed
Many of •the Nations in her debt by safe-
guarding the commerce of the oceans,
even if the toll to the Motherland has
been heavy.
Tag "wet canteen" is still a subject of
attack by people of temperance prin-
ciples and the government is being be-
siegel by letters and delegations to ' turn
off the tap." Why should a soldier boy
be disciplined and degraded for getting
drunk when the means to put him in
such a position are supported and main-
tained by the authorities ? Most think-
ing people believe the disciplining is
done to tee least deserving.
FRIDAY of last week Fanny Crosby,
the famous and much beloved Gospel
hymn writer was called to jell] the
heavenly choir, in her 95th year. Her
home was at Bridgeport, Conn. In
1853 she was united in marriage to Alex.
Van Alstyue, a blind teacher of music.
One among the mans choice hymns of
her composition was "Safe in the
Arms of Jesus." It is said her favorite
verse was the last :-
"Jesus, my heart's dear refuge,
- Jesus has died for me.
Firm on the Rock of Ages
Ever my trust shall be.
Here let tne wait with patience,
Wait till the night is o'er ;
Web till I see the morning
Break on the Golden Shore."
Fanny Crosby's memory will be cherish-
ed as long as her hymns girdle the
world, The Gospel has been sung to
many a heart by her marvellous gift.
Interesting letter from England
received by Chas. Pope,
Brussels.
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY
The armee' meeting of Brussels
PabliC Library was held last Stu malty
evening. After the minutes were
read the anneal retina was presented
and adopted. From it are gleaned the
foliowing particulars :- Receipts.
Legislative Gran t, $75 24 ; Co. grant,
0
$28.00; Municipal vent, $285 0 ;
rents, $47.25 ; sale magazines, $13.45 ; views thrown on the ettilvati and
interest, $4.00 ; cards & fines. $77.00 ; make the various subject very pilau I _
bal. from 1913 including concerts, to all who heard. In . the evening
9138583 ; total, S800.27. Expenditure. there. was another interested audience.
-Beet, light, etc., $148 63; Libeariate Dr. McNally is 0 gond speaker and
$150 00 ; books, magazines and papers, his vieit here cannot, fail to do gond.
$132 01 ; tepaire to roof, 912985 ; p to d The moving pictures is one of the
best ways to impress the importance
concert talent, 9113175 ; Sundries,
$4.86 ; Cash on hand. 9126257. Value of the work being dealt with and we
of books, $3,000 ; valne of Library look for a wider interest under the
wilding. $7000.00 ; „„mbey of bunk, new iegulations. Inforcemerie will
about 6,000. Insurance, $1,800. The probably be more exacting but to
annual sale of magazines for 1915 fol. those who decline to comply under
lowed at the close of the meeting, ac- ordinary circumstances the law will
cording to announcement, Auctioneer step in and see after it. The mem-
la S. Scott wielding the hammer. bet's of Brussels Board are :-Reeve
Mrs. Jessie Ketr Is the paitistaking Leckie, (Berk Scott and Alex.
Librarian ; J. F. Rowland, Secretary- Stewiti t ; Dr. T. T. McRae, Mediral
Treasure', ; W. H. Kerr, Chairmen. Health Officer and R. Oliver Sanitary
Other members of the Board ere Inspector. It pays to live up to the
Reeve Leckie, Be S. Scott, F. H, Gil- law as the 'coming of an epidemic is
roy, A. C. Dames and B. S. Scott. At often an expensive matter, even if
the next meeting of Board plans will People escape with their lives. It
will soon be elle time of the year to
be arranged for the purchase of more
start a Olean up and it is to be hoped
new bookie ready acquiescence will be accorded.
- Dr. McNally will be welcome back to
Brussels foe another lecture.
Methodist Church, Brussels
Sunday and Monday
Feby 21 & 22
Rev, J. -W. Ribber% Cheirrnan of
Wingham District, will preach at
11 a. tn. and 7 p. m. on Sabbath.
Special utusic will be eendered.
Monday Evening
a Musical and Literary Program
will be given
Mr, Cyril Hayes, London
Pupil of Prof. Duxbury., Manchest-
er, will present a miecellimeous
program its well as the interesting
story of "The Prodigal Son."
Musical numbers interspersed.
Program at 8 o'clock. ,.
Admission 25c. Children 15c.
A cordial invitation extended
to the public.
E. B. PLUM, MIREL I. PARKER,
President.
Secretary.
DEAR MR. KERR t --Very sorry to
know that THE POST expired in Dec-
embee without my notice. I only
noticed it, when my daily paper ex-
pired. I certainly apprecial your
paper. Mr. Kerr, not only for the local
news but also or the information it
contains of the Sunday School lesson
each week.
With kind regards,
Yours Respectfully,
MRS. J. S. BLAKE,
Petrolea, Ont„ Box 684, Feb. 10th, /15.
R. McNALLY'S VISIT
OontrIbotod 1.1boroIly to Patriotic
Pond, as List Shows
On September 30th last the Dairy-
meitec Aseeelation Weetern Onteeto
operied it rood, to be known as the
Deli yryieies Patriotic Fund, identified
with the dairy y in Western
Otititrio. .A circultte letter sent rmt
by the Secretary, Feank Herne, of
London, to the offieers of all dairy
manufaceuring plants suggeeted thee
the patrons be requested to volute
tat ily enntribele the proceeds flout
one de y's or cream or any por-
tion ;limed and that eirnployees and
Mhos ;mbar:vibe one clay's pay or any
Pot thm thereof, Mr. Helms now is -
flues his statement, A total of $4,532.•
88 has been received up to date,
PetIlt Oontrty-Maple Grove (0 la.),
Oat ter Bros., Strafford. (P), David
Neil, Se. Paul (S), it111 ; Trowbridge
(I3 ) $115 50 ; Black ()reek, (0. F.), T.
Ballatityne., Stratford (B.), 9120754;
Maitland (C. 0 ), R. H. Hammond,
Atwood (S.), $65,26 ; Newry (0, TP.),
T. G. Ratcliffe. Atwood (S,), $46.60
Elmo., (C. 11.), Geo, Lockheed, At-
wood (8,1, $183 • Elmo, and Morning -
tote Id. Tityloe, 'Britton (S.), $193.76 ;
Silver Corners (0. F.), Win. Many,
Monerieff (S), $77 ; fillinhatik (C. 11,),
Jas, Cleland, Listowel, (P.), $67.89;
Wallace. (0. 7'), Wm. Manning, Lis-
towel (el ), $182 02 •, Marion Beaver,
(0. F.). Geo. V. Poole, Palmerston,
), $68.60.
On the 000itSion Of Dr. IdeNally's
visit to Brussels, in conlieetion with
his Wimpy of illustrated Lectures on
the questiotl of Public Health, he was
greeted with large and interested
audiences. The afternoon Lecture !
was given to the pupils of the Coll-
tinuation and Public Seltool ttutd
others when fine moving pictures
were given of the new "Safety First"
principles. Nett e came u series halving
to do with the care of the teeth ;
circulation of the blood ;liquid air ;
Tuberculosis it causes and its cure ;
the necessity of guarding Public
Health, etc. Dr. 'McNally, who is the ,
Govertunent Inspector for this
Dist' ice gaveet clear cut, well defined
lecture or running comment On t he
East Wawanosh Council
Commit met on Feb. M. Members
all preselit. but Mr. Stonebouse.
Minutes of kat meeting read and
colifirmed. Commuideations from
several charit able hied t 'Miens asking
fin, donations in aid of such, also from
the Good Roads Association, were re.
ceived and ordeeed to be filed except
that, of the Childrente Aid Societe. of
Ileum Co., the auto of 91600 being
granted in aid of that Society.
Tenders for Township printing for
the present year received from The
Tittles and Advance offices, Wing -
lin in and 'The Standard office, Blyth,
Tender of The Standard it 913825,
being the lowest. Was accepted.
Ourrie-Irwin that De. White, of
Whiteelim eh, be appointed M. 0. H.
in place of Dr. Stewart, who has re-
signed. Carried.
On motion nf Councillors Irwin and
John la Ellie was re -appointed
Collectin for the current year tit the
stune salary as formerly.
«Auditors' report and Treasurer's
abstt act for 1914 received and read.
Moved by Mr. Ourrie, seconded by
Mr. Buchanao that the same as now
read be. adopted and that the auditors
be paid 91800 each for their services.
Larried.
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BASSWOOD, :
: No. 1 HARD MAPLE:
1 ROCK ELM
AND :
I SOFT ELM LOGS
You have no idea what a tremendous
army we have now. Why there are
thousands of men training evervwhete.
You would be surprised too what little
distress there is about. The reason is
where men were out of work, tiny have
joined the et my. 'rhe wives and child•
ren get the separation allowance from
the war office. which runs from 15 shill.
ings to the wife and a shillings rind six
pence a week for each child. Tbe men
re also will have a bit trom their own pay.
They are forced to do so by the regu-
lations, Well, you see, the women are
all right with no man to keep earl where
meg have left their work to go, in most
cases, the masters allow something to
those left behind. One big arm, cm
Haydn Road, Le eises, the Hosiery
place, are allowing the wives and
mothersof their men who have gone,
full pay independent of the Army allow•
mice. Some firms allow half pay, some
5 or 6 shillings a week. The corporation
allows the latter. I have no doubt yeti
have seen papers where they have been
crying sheine on men of England for
not coming forward in time of need.
Don't you believe it. Yoe can take it
from me, that when the actual figures
wore to be published it will surprise the
world, It is -part of Kitchener's plan to
let foreigners think he is trot getting
enough 10011 but isn't he? Why Notting -
here alone Is averagiug between 300 tatld
emo a week. From a little place like
Arnold well over 500 men have gOne.
When you think for a few minutes that
exactly the Same thing le taking place
"THE POST" LETTER BOX
A letter from Mrs. J. A. McLean,
Glenbrae Sask., says :-We are hav-
ing a fine' Winter, no snow storms but ,
a little frosty this week, for the first,
I enclose subscription for THE POST.
Gordon Mooney, formerly of town,
writes from Deleraine, alate, in re-
mitting for his paper :-We could floe
do without TUE POST, as we look for
it like a newsy letter. Geese yon
people eve drilling all the yuntig men
for war as they are here. Barry, who
is a big 6 footer, chills every week.
Everybody is well here and hope 11, 18
same in and about Brussels.
The writer of the following newsy
uote is a daughter of 181 115, Walker, of
Turnberry Street, South, and known
to many of our readers :-
W. H. KERB,
DEAR SIR. -I think THE POST sub-
scription expires some Lime this
month 50 enclosed find $1.00 for 1915.
I am always glad to see it among the
mail when it comes in,
We certainly have one of the mild-
est Winters since I catne to B. C. in
1897. The city cows have been at
pasture all the thne, which says a
whnle 1011 101' Alberni.
Times are not very bright but they ,
might be worse. We have a Getman
Jew here as Postmaster, so we always
have 801110 MIX news to talk aboue.
He has to be very sweet to everyone
these times. They are 0011 115 loyal to
the British as the Ontario Germane.
We have very few young men left in
our city, all to the front, Otte wo-
man, next door to us, has tht ee O0118
and the airiest was only 21 years old
Friday last. Her oriole lives in
Wroxetee, J. Davidson. Some half
breed Indians are off to the front
which speaks volume for them.
Trusting all the old friends are well,
Yours truly,
I remain,
MRS. JAS. WILKINSON.
Alberni, B. 0., Box 47, Jam Met, 1015,
J), Se-Oefite a feys people here 11.1.5 ill
with cedar poisoning. Mr. Wilkin-
son has his face poieoned with some-
thing just now and is euffering Wale -
times pretty bad. M. W.
,HOW IT. WORKS-
re THE EDITOR ;-
There has been a great deal of
theorizing about how pi obibition of
the 'Mem' traffic would work. I
would like. to lay before your readers
a few exemples -of how it does work
in places that have it. I will begin
with a few plares in Bassin.
From 01 el the report is prohibi-
tion has reduced crime by eighty per
cent as compared with previous
months.
In Voronegh the police repot t that
in the first half of July when llie
liquor shops were open there were in
this city. twenty seven murders or
other serious crime% In the first, hair
or August when the ligtme shops were
closed there were only eight.
The Police of Ek ateri 'nosier report
that mimes attributable to deritikett-
Trees have wholly ceased.
In Ekaterimodar the police repriet
that crime has -decreased ninety per
cent. hooliganiern. has disappeared
and the town IS absolutely quiet.
In Saratuf the monthly average of
criMeS has fallen from one lintrilved
and thirty to allay. The asylum for
alcoholics is entre,. "The river Sieve.
(Innis have pet on new clothes and ere
sending money home.
In Yaroslow_ the registers of the
justices of the Peace show that be-
tween the 3181 of July and the 28th
or August there wag brought before
the inagietrates only one case. In the
same length of time before the
closure of the licmor shops the num-
ber of cases often exceeded Vero hund-
red,
I will not occupy your valuable
space with any more. Theae are
enough to show how pt ohtbition
works in places where. it is carried
out. In this country we seem to heve
got the 11011100 that part of the taxes . TRY OUR FRESH BEEF.
could not be collected if the money
was not first, spent in drink. From t
study of bow it Works in other, parts
of the meld I ant convinced that °tie
taxes, especially in the cities would
be reduced twenty live per cent. or
more by prohibition. Why not a
The money that is spent for ctirne,
, poverty, half of the infirmity and in
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IN POPULARITY
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RISING
There are good points in near-
ly all makes of watches -
there are few .that are bad
in every respect. In REGINA
WATCHES you will find em-
bodied ALL the good points a
%vetch cen IS No, judged from
tl.e standpc Las of SOLIDITY,
DURABILITY, RELIABILITY.
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• Basswood to be out odd lengths. •
• All other logs out even length& •
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• Will also buy my quantity of .1
Basswood and klard)vood Read- •
: ing Bolts, either delivered al,.
ile points, and pay the highest cash
. yaids or at G. T. R. shipping I
: mice. •
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et For further info]. illation ap- 4,
41, ply to *
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A 11 tliewklue, 0. le , of Listce
well. him recei Veil Ilia hoportnnt an-
peitilliwitt or Pre.ii.leni thn
1/01rtinlier Land Serveyots Asso-
S. J. ittlrlilfit, menet pet of t
London Hormel sehool, formerly ni'
Steelfiell bee simeeelled itt pees' rig in iteguilin. 811.'11111y Vitirs will be
i‘VO of lite font. courses necesattry held in lirmisele as follows ;
t Ile degree of (loot or of ;retie gegy, t he
TIIIMSDAY, 6IAR. 411e 1916
highest edueational degetie 0111011a ide " APR.. Dit, 1915
in Canaan.
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The Disbursement Committee of
the Stratford branch of lila Plit1101 10 1.
1111. yfoven liew
families wet e added to the offielai
lest at an tttltl 1 tittt>ttl rust or $562
monthly.
James MeMeetiste Emit Niseouri, de-
livered tli MilX svel Is, leniffetl, St. t
Marys, receutly, an elm log 16 feet
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Hc)RsE FAIF?s
BRUSSELS
The sum of $8 75 was ordered to be
'refunded Mrs. Ingold, being part of
taxer] on W. H. Lot 32, Con. 3,
Following accounts were paid :
Wm. Nixon, gravel, 39.75 ; Treasurer
of Morris settlement of Boundary line
account, $10.08J. E lellis, balance
of salary as Collector, $15.00 ; Mrs.
refined nate taxes W. N. Lot
82, Con. 3, $3.75 ; aclunielpal World,
Assessment rolls and express charges,
$4 95 ; J. Shoehottom, repairing eel -
vet t, Con. 10, 60 cis. ; G M. Elliott,
grant to Ohildretert Aid Society,
$6 00 ; A. Porterfield, fees as Div.
Regletrar In 1914, $12,20 F. Ander-
ann. eatery 110 Tp. P1 Primmer, $110.00 ;
J. \V. Bone and 1 S. Scott Anditore.
$8.00 each. Next meeting of Conned
For sale by
L. Blake, Walton
will be held on Monday, March 15111,
at 1 p. tn. A. PORTERFIELD, Clerk,
Perth County • •
The Half -Way House, SoritholM, is
now lit rip with acetylene gas.
Adam Thompson, of Stratford,- eves
elected Vice -President of the Ontario
Berkshire fireedees' Assoehttion.
Mrs. Marlin O'Grady, West Ward,
St. Marys, slipped on the iey sidewalk
at her home and fractured her 01 111.
Perth County Council has struck a
rate lif half u mill on the dollar for the
Patriotic Relief Fund. Next year
another half mill will he given. -
At ebibald McIntyee, graduate of
Knox College, Toronto, and former
resident of Se. Marys, died Jan. 46th,
at Holly, Oolorada, aged 64 years.
W. R. Davis, the veteran Editor of
the Mitchell Advocate, has so far ye -
covered from his recent illness that he
is able to spend part of each day at
his office.
Leonard Tremain. 10 year old son of
Mrs. Andrew Tremam, Listowel,
broke his arm recently while playing
in the basement of the public school
during noon Mew.
Mr. 4ogere, of Fullerton, who erect-
ed a fine new residence last Summer
is installing a 'modern acetylene gas
plant in the same. Connection will
also be made with his barn.
Telephone poles end wires suffered
severely in Mitchell neighborhood as
the lesult of the sleet and rain.
It is repotted that some 47 poles on
the Logan erred between Mitchell and
Bornholm, benke and fell, owing to
the weight of ice on the wires.
Rev. J. W. and Mee, Hrtdgins,
Stratford, entertained the teachers of
St Paul's church Sunday School, at
the rectory. A most enjoyable even-
iiwas Spent in music, games, guess-
ing cintests, charades, etc., until the
small hours of the morning. A hearty
vote of thanks was Missed In the Rec-
tor and Mrs. Hodgins for their hospi-
tality.
A most unfortnnate accident befell
!Baster Rey Spooner, the eight-year-
old son of \V. H. and M1.13. Spooner,
'William se, Stratford, at the rink on
Saturday after noon. lite little t'elluw
had just left the ice and was entering
the cloak room when tI larger boy is
said 10 have jumped on him, crushing
hint to the floor and breaking hie left
leg just below the knee. The accident
is a vegrettable one, rts well as very
painful 10 the little fellow.
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37 i hes at the top and 41
inehee at the butt, having it total of
1.024 feet.
Itt twos decided to commences a mem-
bership campaign on Feb. 15, with ,
the object in view of increasing the
ttieunbm ship of S twat ford lien tient-
tined Snciety tO 1,000 members, front
the 500 member; now enteilled.
The gray tett held in the basement of
the Methodist church, Mitchell, one
Tuesday afternoon amid), befitted the
mune. Upwards of 100 women gath-
ered and each benught a skein of gray
yarn and a number of kiiiteing
needles. Seated around the capacious
room, the ladies and their needles
presented a scene not scion to be foie
gotten. They were making socks for
the soldiers and a gond cleat of work
WAS arcomplished. Tett was served by
O number of young ladies and the
whole affair was much enjoyed by
those present. An admission fee of
10 cents was charged and in this way
$15 was realized which has since been
handed to the Patriotic Society.
Atictlon Sales
AtKerION SAL131 OF FARM 5T0015 -P.
Psit Soott, Auotioneer. has been instructed
by the undereigned to sell by Public Auotion
at Lot 4, Oen. 11, Grey, on Tuesdny. Febru-
ary 28rd, at 1 p. m , the following live stook :--
1 mare rising 5 year old suppored In net
horse rising 4 years old, 1 ware rising 2
years obi, 1 more rising years old, 2
geldings rising I year, 4 cows P ppoPed in calf,
1 farrow cow. 14 steers rising e years, I year.
ling steer, °heifers rising tito, 4 ewe, and n
ram, ism due to farrow 1st of Marob, 8 ttilwdt
15
imyymed in pig, 7 pigs weighing 140 is.,
pigs weighing 60 lbs • quantity id hay , 76 bus,
of seed barley,No, 21 0, A. 0 Sale unreserved
as the Keynoters ore giving op this form
which was laver
Terms-All toms of 2500
and under cosh ; over that amount 9 melba
redit given on furnishing approv. d joint votes
5 per cent off for cash n oredit amounts, Boy
and grain to be ca‘b.
DICKSON BROS, Proprietor.
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Special Prices
That will be worth your while to Investigate
Ladies' Underwear at .... ..... . 21c
Metes Fleece -lined Underwear al-- ... . ... ... ... . 480
alett's All -wool Underwear, at 890
Heys' Fleece -lined Utitleewear at 31c
Boys' All -wool Underwear at . 47 &78o
Ladies' All -wool Hoge at. 21c
43c
t Chihli -ell's Underwear 0.1,
+ Boys' All -wont stockings at 87c
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OMetes All -wool Sox at ,..
hildren's Hose at 21c
480
t llorse illankees at
Men's and Boys' Knitted Caps at... • 48e
081
Ladies' and Alen's $weatet, Onata au(1 Felt Shore at Reduced Pvices.
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eading Local and Outside Buyera
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Clubbing List
1914-15
Tnls POST has made arrangements
to club with the following papers said
will be sent' to any address (except the
'ite
following sti beige pl ions prices :--- -
POST and Mail fuel Empire ...... ...$1 60
London Advertiser 1 60
London Ft C`P Press 1 85
- Fetidly Herald and Star 1 85
" enteetil Witness ..... 1 85
1.,,,P..,T11;:‘,1:::i0ci‘eillevssoecittigteel. 12 85
40
Dailies
.$2 85
POST and Torinito star
2 85
Toronto News
'i'ttttltttt (41ihc' ., 875
, 3 75
" 'rorootu Win Id. ..... ....... 3 50
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aliment by P. 0. Order, EXpreeS Or-
d& of Registered Letter addressing
THE POST,
Beinsels, 0111.
United States 60 edits exus) tut
oseaelseeeeseeele.... s
W. H. LOVE ;
Funeral Director
1 and Embalmer
Orders promptly and cave -
fully ateended to night or
day. Phone 228.
1 ETHEL, ONT.
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AUCTION SALE OF FA RBI OCR, 1M -
Am pentium, Soott. Auctioneer,
following valunble propertyt-1 heavy draft
mare 8 "ears old, 1 heavy draft hor"e 5 yeara
00, 1 driving horse 11 years old, 1 di lying rick and Tile
has been instructed by the tvideridant d to
by Publio Auction at Lot 12. Con 2, Grey town.
ship, on Fi Way, February 111th, Kt I p. , the
more 8 years old 1 'notched team of roan
carriage heroes 5 and 7 years old respectively,
1 'gelding rising 8 years old sired by Davey
Hackney, 1 g• klieg Habig years old eired bv
Davey Hacknes, 7 COW, oupposod to be in calf,
1 farrow cow, 4 steere rising 1 year old.) heifer
rising 1 year old, pigs 6 months old, 5111900, 4
geese. 76 hens, 1 Massey•Barrls binder. t bias-
eel...Barrio mower, t Massey Barris 10,1ace seed
drill. 1 disc harrow, 1 sin chi farrow riding plow,
1 twin plow, 1 walking plow, 1 sat iron har-
rows. 1 iron waffler, 1 fanning 111111.11111Y iaket
1 hay rook. 1 turnip pulper. 1 wagon, 1 "et
boboleIghs, 1 set scales 2010,lbs. 2 Angle bug-
gies, 1 road cart, 1 cutter, 2 seta double barn.
ess, 2 sots single harness, a quantity of haY,
400 bushels oats, 20 bushel"' barley, rakes.
chains, forks, above's, stoves, a quantity of
household furniture and other ankles too
numerous to mention Mile without reserve
as proprietress has sold her farm. TOPOIR:-
Ali sums of 86.00 and under cash: over that
amount 10 'months credit will be given en
furnishing approved Mint notes. 4 per cent
per MIMI m off for mall on credit }mounts
MRS. EDWARD BRYANS, Proprietress,
The People's Column
PROPERTY FOR SALE -House and Lot on
51111 St eet Bast with lawn rind fruit
trees, stable with drive and wood shed, hard
and soft writer, f unlace and bath. Alec, iron
safe connected to house. If safe not wanted
will take away. Offer for sale oleo frame shop
building an Turitberry street North of
Standard Bank. R. GI:Ka, Fort William pr
lionttn Stamm Brussels.
Bull for Service
The Short Horn Bull, "Scottish Lad," lar
longing to East Huron Agricultural Society.
will be kept this year at Lot 5, Com 8, Grey,
D. IlloKINRoli.
For pedigree, terms, (90., apply to
Phone 217
1401:7815 AND LOT for solo on Jahn street
ble,Vigeee'llor gra trgift, bfitFuith=1, re°.
X8acre in lot. For further particulars as to
A,SOMERS
ot11'. 5, Scott, Brussels.
rlati-8,o., spply to
ARK LOT FOR SALE, -The undersigned
P offers hie Park Lot Turnberry street,
North Bruosels, for sale. There are 5 acres,
upon which is a house and horn and a aplendid
well Moat of lot is seeded down. For furth-
er partloulars Ofi to price, terms. eto apply to
3120. SMITE, Brussels,
ARM FOR SAL,19.-The 100 norms known
1" • n- as the Francis (Mates e tate, hot, 5 COO. 4,
T. Elmo township, Is offered for sale. 90 acres
*." cleared, balance hardwood bush It Is a gond
farm. well located and well watered, Only
mile front Trowbridge and 8 miles [min Lbsto•
• wet or A twoml. If not sold by Februory 25tb,
vt- 4918,11 Will bo rented. For further partlaulara
•
as to petite, terms,4051. Apply3ate,
T . D. 114,,_
11, Trowbridge,
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+ Notice Is hereby given pursuant to Sec, 05,
°hap. 28 a the Stntutes of Ontario, 1 George
V, that all iterating having any claims against
the aald Andrew Mantles, who died un or
about lbe Twenty.? mrth day of ,Ianuary,
1015, are required On or before the Ifith day of
March, 1915, to send by post prepaid or de-
• liver to the underSignerl, Agent for Joint R.
+ Prowl' end Olms. 10, ()leaver. Belot P. 0.
• Rxeoutora of the said deceased, their Christian
• and surnames, addresses and deanriptlens,
• the full amount a their claims, the statement
4. of their accounts, and the nature of the
security tif any) held by ti...
And tart her take notice that after Sorb last
• mentioned date said Executors will pro-
+ aced to distribute the afloat' of the said doom.
• ed among the parties enti, led thereto, having
di. regard only to the 0151158 of Arbiolt lie shall
• thee have had notice and said Executors
11•0011/11MMEMERIMEIR
Brick and all sizes of
Tile are now to be
had at the
Cole& DoughErty
YARDS HENFRYN
Notice to Creditors !i
In the matter of the estate or Andrew
IVIcInnes, late of the Township of
Grey, in the Cowry of Huron. la tn-
er, deemed.
A good supply of Fresh Groceries always on han
d.
+ .0111 not be liable for the, said onsets or any
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is prepared to supply Lite best
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Wooden Pumps and Stable
Fittings, such as Piping, \Vat -
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Repairs to Pumps promptly
attended to.
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88 Cowen:mirk St,
Dept. A Stratford, Ont.
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