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At present we are paying the Following I
80c Worth for 50c
Palm Olive Shampoo 5oc
2 Cakes Palm Olive Soap 3oc
This Bargain for 50c
Palm Olive Cream sac
2 Cakes Palm Olive Soap 3oc
This Bargain for 50c
Have you tried this wonderful 'product 2 Those who have used the Soap
know how good it is, The Palm Olive Cream and Shampoo areequally as good
and on Friday and Saturday you will have a chance to get absolutely free 2 Cakes
of the Soap when you purchase either the Shampoo or Cream.
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MiSS THiS BARGAIN
TheP.'r?4CL , + Star's F. RN SMITH
DRUGGIST AND STATIONER.
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LOCAL news on page 5.
SBRING moving is on the program.
WHAT about Foot Ball and Base Ball
clubs ?
GAsoLINE bas dropped in price In
Brussels.
THE warmest April weather in 73
years was recorded last week when 84
degrees were registered on Monday,
BARRISTER SINCLAIR'S law office is
now located in the Leckie Block where
very neat and comfortable quarters are
arranged.
FORD cars were sold last week by S.
Carter, the local agent, to Walter
Lowry, of Brussels, and Jno, McDonald,
merchant, of Ethel.
Two teams are being utilized now in
connection with the drayage business of
George Henderson. The second is in
charge of Milton Lake,
LAST week a cement sidewalk was put
down from the street to the residence of
W. M. Sinclair, replacing a slat walk
that had served its day. A new veran-
dah will rlso be built.
A GASOLINE tank, with supply pipe on
Turnberry street, for the convenience of
automobile owners, have been installed
by Samuel Carter at his etore. He has
the local Ford agency.
RECEIVED TOO LATE. -A communica-
tion from A. Hislop, replying to the let-
ter of Jas. Bowman, M. P., in last week's
Pose', is at band but too late for insertion
this week. It will appear next week.
WHILE working on a roof at W. Hem.
ingway's, Grey township, James Bur-
gess strained the muscles of one leg
near the ankle and it troubles him yet
but we hope be will soon be as lively as
ever.
HYMENEAL. -Last week Miss Mildred
Little, who was assistant milliner in
Miss Mary E. Ross' store, went to Shel-
burne, Ontario, where she was united
in marriage to J. D. Richardson, of the
same town. We wish her and her
husband a large number of the joys of
wedded life.
WORKMEN are busy this week fitting
up the premises in the Backer block for
Bneker Bros„ who will move their
butcher business there when the altera-
tions and improvements are complete
They will occupy what was formerly W.
M. Sinclair's office and J. G. Jones,
jewelry store.
ANOTHER $goo GONE. -Law is a very
"ticklish" and a very expensive game to
indulge in especially when you lose. It's
like buying a prize package, there may
be nothtng In it but popcorn. Some of
the decisions given by Judges and
Courts are peculiarly peculiar. Brussels
bas dropped considerable good coin into
the legal hopper since its incorporation
and received in return chaff. We are
very slow to take the hint.
OPTICS, -J, G. Jones has been follow-
ing up a correspondence course of study
on Optics and will go to Toronto on
Saturday of this week to acquire furth.
er information along this interesting
work. Webelieve tt ishis intention
to
dealing
open an office in the near futured I g
in optical goods, &c. 11 is 25 years
since he and Barrister Sinclair moved to
the block which they vacated this week,
Mr. Jones has handled a stook of spec-
tacles in connection with his jewelry
y
business for years.
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CALLED IteOUN
Y C MANHOOD. -WE
are very sorry to bear that Gerald Ed-
mund Broadfoot, second son of James
Broadfoot, proprietor of the Royal
George Hotel, Autigonish, N. S., was
called away on Sunday night, April 18tit
aged el years. He took ill with spinal
meningitis a weeks previous and died at
St. Martha's hospital, Autigonish. He
was a willing, obliging, young man and
ever courteous to the patrons of the
hotel and all others with whom he mime
in contact. His ren sorrowful
parents have
wide sympathy in their bereavement,
Funeral was held the Tuesday following
his demise and was one of the largest
ever held in Autigonish. Deceased was
a grandson of John Broadfoot, of this
locality,
CLOSE CALL -Last Friday evening
Roy Dillane, 5 years old, got in the bug-
gy of Nelson Hayden, of Jamestown
locality, in Melville Church horse shell,
after untying the horse, it is supposed.
The animal started out to the street and
boding a new driver aboard and being
only a colt brisked up its speed changing
to a dead run. At the corner of Tura -
berry and Mili streets the equine at-
tempted to negotiate the Corner but the
lar tree
rig collided againstthe pop at
TIE POST and the harness dissolving
partnership let the horse loose. The
young lad was pitched out by the sudden
stop but fortunately hit terra firma oc
the sod banking to the sidewalk, 1 -le
Was picked up by B. S. Scott and bur-
tied to F,. R. Smith's drug store but it
was found be had sustained no damage.
sof ro
hen
O e the vehicle and the D-
a
w ss
her of the shafts were broken and the
horse hada et earaches. '!he animal
ors few
was caught by Ben, Edwards, It was a
miracle the boy was not killed and
should be a warning 30 leavel;
things
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ulon ,
Goon Jos -Permanent improvement
was made at the market scales during
the past week by replacing the founda-
tion timbers by cement walls. The
work was done under the supervision of
RohertOliver, Scales were else rt fi tied.
IN last week's reference to the late
James Dudley, the obituary notice said
there were 3 daughters. whereas there
are 4 The one omitted was Mrs. R,
Horsepoole, of Torooto, who was Miss
Sarah Dudley before her marriage.
ORGAN Recital next Monday evening
in Melville church at 8 o'clock. Arthur
Lye, of the firm of Edward Lye & Sons,
organ builders, or Toronto, will perform
on the new pipe organ assisted by Mrs.
Addie Wright, organist and others.
Get tbe program,
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Twn nisch cows 8 and 5 years old for sale,
MEW 2 heifer catvea. Roth cows are good milk-
ers, Apply to On HIS Seim, Queen street, hast,
Brussels.
TAMwons'n sow strayed on the premises of
undersigned, Lot 18, Con. 14, Grey. Owner le
requested to prove property, pay expense and
take her away. WM. ZIEGLER.
DOG Lode,.-Bisok, white and tan Beagle
Round, with piece out of left ear, Any person
knowing of his whereabouts kindly inform
ORVILLE STIINMIlLEa, Gorrte, Ont.
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IT is reported that Reeve John Joynt,
Lucknow, has purchased the Wingham
Advance which has been edited by ex -
Mayor Spotton for the past few years.
John A. Auld, Editor of the Amherst.
burg Echo, was married recently to
Miss Minnie Smith, Essex town. The
groom is a brother to W. H. Auld, aa•
sociated with THE POST nearly 35 years
ago and now of Essex.
Tuts week Mark Buchanan embatkeol
in the fresh fish business, receiving his
supply Erom Wiarton. He bas been laid
aside by neuritis and unable to follow
his old occupation as sawyer and hence
the new employment. A rig will visit
the country.
THE KIND we LIKE. -A subscriber
writing from Lumsden, Sask., says :-
Enclosed find $3 oo for THE Pose, from
Dec. 1913 to Dee. 3'916. We are always
very pleased to welcome THE POST
every Monday to get our old home news.
BOUGHT 550055 AND LOT. -MTS. Eliza.
beth Procter has purchased what is
known as the "Father Hall" property,
corner Alexander and Flora streets.
She purposes enlarging and improving
the house and fitting np the premises
generally. It is a fine site.
R. M. SIecLAIR's Family Theatre
front has been polished up in a dress of
white. Signs above the doorway and
alongside the windows set off the place.
W. C. Smith was the artist. A row of
electric lamps are placed along the front.
THE Pose, was pleased to have a call
from Judge 4olt, of Goderich, and to
know that he had recovered nicely from
his recent severe illness Judge Holt
has spent 13 years on the bench and
sticks possibly, too close to his work for
the good of his health. He held Court
in Brussels on Wednesday.
CARD OF 'rHANKs.-We wish to thank
our neighbors a friend fortheirkind-
lyo n bora nd
g
s
deeds and 5 m athis in words during
P s g
the illness and subsequent decease of
husband and father. Our appreciation
cannot be adequately expressed.
Gratefully yours,
MRs. I. DUDLEY & FA1,111.Y•
PROP ERTYS oto. --The house and lot
advertised in THE Pose' byA. Somers
of Morris township, has een disposed
of to James Nicholson, of McKillop
townihip, for the sum of $600 He gets
immediate possession. Mr. Nicholson
sold his farm in McKillop and he and
Mrs. Nicholson will retire, His health
is not very good. Joseph Nicholson,
barber, Brussels, is a son.
Dr. and Mrs Stewart, of Woodstock,
New Brunswick, arrived Saturday for a
visit at the home of Jno, and Mrs.
Broadfoo', Mrs, Stewart is a daughter.
One reason for coming just now is that
Mr. Stewart's health has not been very
good and the change of air, scene and
occupation is counted upon as one of the
best methods of rebuilding and we hope
the fondest hopes will be realized. He
is engaged in the hardware business et
Woodstock Mrs. Stewart has a good
many old friends about here yet, al-
though the passing years has thinned
them out considerably. The visitors
have lived in the East for a number of
years, Antagonish. N a., being the spot
before goitg to Woodstock, N. B.
3350 BATTALION. -The 33rd Battalion,
headed by its splendid bugle band, un-
der command of Major Ranee, made its
first night march in London Monday
evening. Owing to the heavy rains, it
was decided not to teke the troops out
over the muddy country roads and they
were taken for a long tramp about the
city streets instead. The 33rd presented
a smart, soldierly appearance and the
results of the hard training they have
been having on Carling s Heights is sates
v
a arent, It was Stated that regu-
lar
IIP gu-
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lar night marches will be held from now
on end sortie fairly long tramps into the
country are contemplated. A little
later the troops will be taken for all day
marches into the e0,untry as a variation
from their manoeuvres of the Heights,
Extras No. i
Butter.... , 24c 22C
Eggs 2 I Igc
'Potatoes
35 Cents per go pounds
Due Bilis
No: 2
18c
13C
Issued at 5 per cent additional in trade.
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Church Chimes
Next Sabbath will be Mothers' Day.
Wear a white Carnation emblematic of
the event.
The new organ has been installed in
Melville church this week by Messrs
Lye & Davies. Recital Monday even-
tuA Rural Deanery meeting for Huron
Co. is being held in Wingham Thursday
of this week, Rev. Mr. Page is in at-
tendance.
"The Sovereign who would have
saved Europe but couldn't" will be the
su ject of Rev, Mr. Wren's address next
Sabbath evening Choir of married
men will lead the singing.
At the monthly Misatonary service in
the Methodist Sabbath Schoui last Sun-
day Mrs, Henry Hoover gave a fine
reading and Miss Barks contributed a
choice solo. The offering was $6 35
Rev. Mr. Mann preached in Melville
church last Sabbath morning from the
text "Unless ye are couverted and be-
come as a little child ye shell in 00 wise
enter the Kingdom." His evening
theme was "The Great Atonement."
A Lantern Lecture will be given in
the basement of St, John's church, Fri-
day eveuing of this week at 8 o'clock by
Miss R 'I'urner, the deputation Store
tary of the Zenna Bible and Medical
Missionon the work which this Mission
is tieing. Collection will be taken up
for the Society. The Society is inter.
deuomivatiooal. The ladies of Melville
church and the Methodist church are
cordially invited to be present.
At the Communion service last Sab-
bath morning in the Methodist church
the pastor gave a specially applicable
discourse on 'Che great Imperative."
to new members were received and a
large number partook of the sacrament.
A young mens' choir lead the praises at
the evening service and sang as choruses,
"Will you he a Volunteer ?" anti "Dare
to be a Daniel " Rev. Mr. Wren's
topic was "The Sovereign who could
have saved Europe but wouldn't," re-
ferring to the Kaiser and militarism.
People We Talk About
W. J. McCracken is visiting friends
in London for a few days this week.
G. A Deanman is away to Merlin for
a couple of weeks working with his bees
Mrs. Grimoldby, and daughter. of
Owen Sound, were visitors with Mrs, S.
Carter,
Miss Eva Bryans was on the sick list
but is able to be about once more. we
are pleased to state.
Miss Cherry Bell, of Fulton, N. Y. is
the guest of her cousins, Miss Edith and
Roger Deadman.
Mrs Greeosides, of Atwood, was
visiting her sister, Mrs. S. Wilton, dur-
lug the past week.
Miss Richards. who has spent the past
Winter here at the .home of her
rother left for Bayfield field this week. v
Miss Lil. Lamont returned to Pees -
water locality with her sister, Mrs S.
Bell, where she will visit for a while.
Mrs. John Manning is back from
Fiesherton and is arranging to go to the
Westforacontinuation of her holiday.
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Mis e, Annie and Jennie Brodie, of
Seaforth, were visitors with Mrs. Thos.
Ritchie, Mill street. dpripg the peat
week.
C. Hewitt and Roy Peter, of Bervie,
were visitors at the home of John Hunt-
er, Brussels, for the week end, The
young men are cousins.
andH. and Mrs. Galbraith and Wilma
Mrs. Jas. Bowman were at South-
ampton last Sunday to see Russell and.
Mrs. Wheeler. The trip was made in
the former's car.
Among the list of wounded in couneo-
tion with the war last week was Pte.
John Thornton, who went from Wood-
stock. He is a cousin to Mrs. D. M.
Scott, of Brussels.
Rev, D. Wren, J, T. Wood, F. H.
Gilroy, Fred. Wood and Cleve. Den -
bow motored to Listowel Monday even,
ing to attend the special union services
being held there by Rev. Dr. Gordon,
of Winnipeg.
Mrs. (Rev.) Mann and son, Man,
went to Grimsby last week for a short
visit with relatives and friends. Rev.
M. Mann foiloeed on Monday. They
also attended the Wonten's Missionary
Convention at Hamilton this week,
Dr. Finlay Fraser, who bas been as-
sistant in the Dental office of Dr. Jas.
Strachan, at Fort, William, has opened
an office on his own account at Sudbury.
We wish him success. Dr. Fraser is a
son of Malcolm and Mrs, Fraser, King
street, Brussels.
Principal 5, 5, Scott was taken ill
Monday night withacute in f estio
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and threatened appendicitis. Medical
attendance was promptly secured and
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the patient relievedhere was no
school in bis department on Tuesday
or Wednesday. Mrs.' Scott was away
at Coltittgwood visiting at her old home
but had a hprry past pack.
Mrs. Gordon McDonald and Miss
Margaret and •Miss Margaret Hirons
spent Sunday in Myth,
Harry Fox, of the Bank of Nova
Scotia staff, Brussels, is holidaying at
Toronto, Whitby and other points.
Rev. Will Jewitt, who is a student at
Victoria University Toronto. was here
on a visit to les grandparents. He will
spend his vacation as associate pastor at
Woodereen Methodist church, the
Queen city
Mrs. lames Duncan, who was real ill
with pneumonia, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Nesbit Hamilton, At-
wood, was able to come back to Brussels
last week. She is now visiting at
Francis Duncan's, 4th line, Morris.
Mrs. A. McGuire was. at Blyth last
Tuesday attending a meeting of the Co.
W C. T, U Executive, arranging for
the Co Convention which will be held
in Brussels in July next. Mrs. Gordon
Wright, Dominion President, is expect.
ed to address the Convention. Mrs.
McGuire is the energetic President of
Brussels Branch.
BRUSSELS SCN00L REPORT
Form III -
Easter Test
M Meehan71 L iackson ....64
W Lott 7o I 4cLauohlin...6t
H Work 68 H Lowry so
J McLellan 65.5 F Wood............52
G Edwards 65.5 H Det•rnat 52
L Ballantyne..... 65 J Ballantyne37
*J Elliott 65 (part exam )
* missed exam.
B. S. Score,
Miss McPmeesoN.
Report for Room IV for March and
April. Examined in Composition,
Geography, Spelling, Art, Hygiene,
Arithmetic and Grammar. •
Sr. IV. -
Honors
M Skelton 8o J Fox................:7g
Pass
P Barkley 74 A Fox 65
H James ,73 J Warwick 63
MJ ,osa...... .... 68 A Currie. 62
M Fawson... ....G7
Below Pass
*M Carter..... ..... 58 *W Buchanan..,.46
F McNaugbton...57
Jr. IV. -
M Dunford. ..... ..76 (honors)
Pass
H Cardiff 7o H Lott 65
G Thompson .67 V Harris 6o
Below Pass
W Burgess 54 *S McLaucblin.47
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Mc uchlia47
*missed exams.
M. BROTHERS,
Report of Room III. Sr. III -Exam.
Exam
in Comp., Geo., Hyg., Arith., Mem.
work and daily work. Honors 75.
Pass 6o.
E Burgess 84 C Anderson...,. -55
*D Holmes ..... 77 M Campbell 53
M Wilton Stewart
.. 6 Ao
T5
I McNichol Grf
r Baeker 49
Jr. II1.-Exam, in Comp., Arith„
I-jvg , Mem., Work, Geog, and daily
work.
D Welker ,7..8o C Thompson 57
L Fulton ........,q9 L Conley
F Stewart 70 L Barkley
0 Hollinger 65 D Currie
F Burgess ,..59 E Hollinger.
W James -, .58 J Lowry
K McLaren .57 ""M Wood. 35
M Oliver 57 *M McCracken...z6
Those marked * missed school.
B. HENDERSON.
Sr. II. Examined in Arith., Spell.,
Geog. Honors 75. Pass 6o,
I Milligan ..... ..,.91 G Wilson 72 3
W McDowell...089 G lames ....72
H Keys ..........88 3 *M McLauchlin 62
B Card.ff.. 88 •B '1`hueh 52
F Oliver. 8y L Platt so
E Oliver 84 ""E Fraser 25
J Walker 8a **L
jr. II Examined in Arith , Spell.,
Geog Honors 75 Pass 6o
M Rowland ,.97 5M Wilson 61
K Fere usou ,..... .96 E Mc Laren
A Thompson 8g *G Stewart .5g
W McFaszean ...77 L Hollinger 89
G Best 76 "E McKay 55
C Lott 7o *L Snider ........55
D Thomann ...,6r 3
Those market] * missed exam.
P. Saloum.
Class V -Examined in Arith., Spell.,
Depdaily
and work.
..,.95 M McDowell,,.„,75
Ba lank ne Anderson o
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V A3 7
I'ver... . ,, o 1M H0T(in a ,.Go
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9 ", g
J McCraeken....85 D Sieveoplper 80
IV -Exam, iu same.
D Rowland go *A Ritchie ,..so
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F. BUCHANAN.
W.ngham
Word from Ottawa has been re-
calved here that four of the Winghagl
lade who left here for the war have
been wounded, one fatally. E, J.
Mach is mentioned in the casualty
list as dead from wounds in the head.
although the telegram to his father
said he was severely wounded. Pres.
C. J. Marshall, Arthur O'Farrell and
F. Wiley are suffering from gunshot
wounds. The telegram announcing
Pte. Wiley's injury was read out by
Rev. W. J. Hibbert in the Methodist
Church last Sunday,
Brussels Council
The regular meeting of Brussels
Council was held Monday evening.
Present Reeve Leckie and Oouncillore
Muldoon, Hewitt and Walker.
Minutes of iaet meeting read and
passed.
Following accounts were present-
ed
C. Ste
& Son, repairs to engine . '
Walker & Black,Board of
Health ...... .......'31 00
Rural Telephone messages ,,.. ,- 1 50
R. Thuell, Town Hall latnps 80
R. Oliver, salary, &o., .,,...., .. 45 00
THE POST ae 14 50
Jno. Long, salary, Assessor50 00
Moved by Jno. B:ewitt, seconded by
Geo. Muldoon, that above aecouats be
paid. Carried.
By-law No. 4, 1915, was passed for 1
$2,060, special assessment on Turn- l
berry street sewer for 10 years at 5i
per cent interest.
The receipts for the market scales
were reported as 337,45 for month of
April by Constable Oliver.
Moved by Jno. Hewitt. seconded by I
D. Walker, that Court of Revision ou
John Street sewer, be held ou Monday, {
June 7th, in the Councii chamber at
8 m. Carried.
Moved by George Muldoon, second-
ed by D. Walker, that Court of Re-
vision on the Assessment Roll for 1015
be held on Monday, June 7th, 1915, at
8.80 p. in, Cat Tied.
13y -Vaca No. 5, 1915,'regarding meat,
bread, fish, fruit, &c., dealing with
Public Health, was read three times
and passed. By-law will come into
effect at once. -
Barrister Sinclair presented the
various bills of costs, &c„ in connec-
tion with the expensive law suit of
Kirby, vs, Brussels, over the John
Street sewer. After a lengthy discus-
sion it was moved by Geo. Muldoon,
seconded by J. Hewitt, that the bill of
Barrister Buys, Mr. Kirkby's lawyer,
Seaforth, aruounting to $277.15 be
paid, 'Carried.
Moved by D. Walker. seconded by
Geo. Muldoon, that Lawyer Sinclair's
bill of 3377.38, expenses in Kirkby
vs. Brussels suit, be paid. Carried.
The last amount included $59 95 to
Barrister Proudfoot, who was also
employed by Council.
Judgment was given the plaintiff
for 3200 and with the 3054.55 for legal
expenses aggregates the very tidy
sure of $854.53.
The question of road making carne
up at a late hour and various plans
were talked over. A delegation from
Council will visit some of the neigh-
boring towns where street work has
been done after which it competent
Engineer will be secured to lay nut
the work, which will likely include
Turnberry Street, South of the Town
Hall. Several enquiries about the
work have been received and tenders
will likely be asked shortly.
Council adjourned,
WESTERN FOOT BALL ASSOGIATiON
The Executive of the W. F. A. met
at the Y. M. C. A., Stratford, on
Wednesday evening to consider the
applications for affiliation. Monday
was the lost day for receiving these,
but it is quite likely that the time will
he extended to the end of the week.
To date only 28 teams have entered
and at most, uol, more than 35 teams
are piobabie in 011 aeries. The failing
off, can no doubt be credited to the
large number who have enlisted.
The affiliations thus far to hand
are
Hough Cup -Berlin High School,
Listowel Collegiate.
Junior -Listowel, Tavistock, Wil-
liamsburg and Galt.
Intermediate- Atwood, Listowel,
Mildmay, Monk ton, St, George, New
Dundee, 29th Regiment, Galt, Brus-
sels, Millbank, plume, Wroxeter,
Owen Sound, Dundalk and Wingham.
Senior- Stratford, Woodstock,
Preston, 8t. Thomas, London, Aylmer,
Galt and Tavistock.
In all 'melee keen competition is
looked for.
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Wie., on A 11118th, 1916, to Dr, and Mre. ern themeelvee socordingl Rol] ie !n Clerk's
to Mr. and Mrs ELF nn, a daughter. esday, the. 26th do of May, 1010, a
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DIED
BnOAnSOOT,-In Bt Martha's Hospital, An-
ti onish, N, S„ on April 18th, 1016. Gerald
Edmund, second sen of Mr, and tura. J. M.
Brondfoot, aged 21 years.
FINN. -In Grey township, on April 80th, 1015,
Grace Edna, infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. H. Film.
HANNA. -In MoEillop township, on April 27th,
1016,. Rachel Pritchard, relict of the late
Noses Hanna, aged. 76 pears 2 months and
20 days.
RonaaTeoN,-Tn Grey township, on May 8rd,
1016. Mary Jane Boyle, relict of the late
Robert Robertson, aged 60 years, 10 months
and 22 days.
BRUSSELS MARKET
Wheat 5146
Oats 66
Peas .100
Barley• e- - 27
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Court of Revision
John Strout Sower Assessment
The Court of Revision on the Special ANON.
meet Roll re the cost of sewer on John street
in. the Village of Bruseele, will be held on Mon-
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F. S. SCOTT, Village Clerk.
Dated may 4th, .1016..•
Court of Revision
Village of groomele ^
The Court of Revision on the Assessment
Roll of the Village of Brussels for the year
1016. will be hold in the Council Chamber in
the Village of Brussels on Monday, the 7th
day of June. 1016, at 8.80 p. m. All parties in-
terested are naked to govern themselves as.
cordingly. Roll is in Clerk's office and open
for inspection, F. S. SCOTT,
Village Clerk.
Dated May 431i, 1915,
Court of Revision
Township of' Croy
The Court of Revision on the Assessment
Roll of the Townehip of Grey for the year 1916,
will be held in the Township Hail, Ethel, -on
Fred. Gilppl'n, a daughter, (prematurely 1 ogee and opon for tnspeetten.
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