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The Brussels Post, 1915-10-28, Page 8Wan i 0 Blood cot Make your rooms comfortable and *+rough Oure homelike for the Wistar by putting op (reel el Wall Paper, Nothing rtiairerl i`t iggerdiffereoce to a room, r lORVI° LI NG itOciirlS, DINING ROOMS AND HALLS We have some fine patterns in plain designs, tan and brown shades, at from 15c to Son per roll. FOR. BEDROOMS See the new dotted patterns with the narrow out -out borders, also the many striped patterns with cul -out floral borders from ec a -roll up. Odd tots of Paper We have a number of broken lots of paper that will suit many small rooms. These we are clearing out at Greatly Reduced Prices. The Old reliable Cough Remedy - we are still making it, A harmless yet effective Cough Remedy, easy to take, stops tickling sensation In the throat, relieves hoarseness and cough. '1'wo sizes, 25c and 5oc bottles. Have a bottle In the house. Cough Candles Wild Cherry Cough Drops. Menthol Cough Drops. Dark Cough Drops. All 2 ozs..for 5e. Rexall Bronchials The Cough Tablet in a convenient package-toc. Hallowe'en Post Cards 2 for 5c. The y Store F. s wil T H DRUGGIST AND STATIONER, I EaI betvs Pins GET ready for Winter. EGGS are soaring in price. COUNCIL meeting next Monday even- ing. NEXT Sunday will be the last day of October, Soars letters from the "Front" are crowded out this week. IJAR(LD LowRY shipped a car of ap- ples to Toronto this week, FROSTY nights. Last Friday ice was formed that lasted up to noon on Satur- day in shady places. D. EWAN has leased his cement gar- age, adjoining the Town Hall, to Jno. Long for an implement wareroom. HUNTING seson opens next Monday, November 1st. Several will go North from this locality on the look -out for deer, BRUsSELS bowlers have not let up yet this season on trundling the spheres, several games being played on the even- ing of last week, A NUMBER of advertisers in THE Pos'r have been proving the benefit of making their stock, etc , known in prompt and satisfactory sales. You are asked to snake a test also, whether you are a seller ora bu t er. RECEIVED AKICx —While standing be - bind a cow at last Saturday afternoon's sale at the Central Hotel yards, F. S. Scott, Auctioneer, received a vicious kick on his left leg, above the knee, that has teen very sore. AUCTION SALEOF CATTLE.—D. E. Mc- Donald will hold an Auction Sale of 3o head of 2 year old steers and heifers, al- so 8 coins at White's Hotel yards, Gor- rie, Friday afternoon of this week at r o'clock. If you rtquire anything in this line attend the sale. GOOD CROP. -R W. Jewitt, who is farming near Rincaid, Saskatchewan, bas had a .good crop this season thrash- ing d3Mrso bushTeewttt, He is Brussels,ason of Wm. and Its been in the West for a number of years, go• ing from Constance, Hallett township, where be kept store for some time. SANTA CLAUS AND THE SOLDIERs.— The Red Cross Circle is intending to send a Christmas •'Quarter Shower" to the soldiers. Anyone y wishing to help will kindly leave their contribution at J, Fox's Drug store. The Tea on Tues- day afternoon next will be at the home of Mrs. J. F. Rowland and proceeds will be for the Christmas shower. Txs steam roller has beet busy on Turnberry street North putting the broken stone placed upon the King's highway in good shape. South Turn - berry street is still locked up but should surely soon be ready for use. This has been a bad season for roadmaking owing to the overplus of wet weather and so little continuous sunshine to dry out the street. Contractor McLean's staff stay- ed with the job veryfaithfully. Y. Tha broken stone used is said to be like good Western wheat -No. x hard. HELL° I- Here's a notice every Tele- phone user should read. From Novem- ber 1st to March 1st the hours at the Central Telephone, Brussels, will be 7.3o a. m. to to.30 p m. Only emergency calls will be answered after hours or on Sundays. By keeping the above in- formation before you it may save you some trouble and will tend to lengthen- ing' the years and happiness of the young lady operators at the Central, The change of bouts commence next Mon- day. Hv&ow Co. House of REFUGE. -The House of Refuge Committee met In Clinton on Tuesday ot last week to con- fer regarding wuat was best to be done as to the management of same until the meeting of. the Co. Council in Decem- ber owing to death of Keeper Mutcb. Mrs, Match will remain as Matron until the December meeting and Chas. Wiltse, who has had some experience in the work, will look after outside affairs. A assistant matron, Miss Anderson, Paris, has arrived to take the place of Mrs. Lawson, who was married a few weeks ago and will now go to bar own home a at Crediton,. Iti] w 1e b no.easy job to secure successors to Mr, and Mrs, Match, although there will no doubt be many applicants for the positions. HAD A GOOD TIME. -Thursday after- noon of last week two loads of 1Srltseals Women's Institute ladies drove to Ethel to pay a friendly call with their sister as- sociates in that place. They were heartily welcomed, hospitably enter- tained and arrived home in good season With kindly feeliugs of the day's outing. Brussels supplied the program consist- ing of well sung solos by Misses Ida Rands, Isabel Strachan, Verne Walker, Mrs. A. D. Grant ; a paper on "Red Cross Work" by Mrs. 1. F. Rowland and a report of an address by Dr. Ryer- son, read by Mrs, I. Robb, Mrs. P. Scats presidedA very tasty lunch was served by the Ethelites who spared ad pains to smooth the way to make it easy to go back. Ethel has a fine heed of practical workers and they ate to be congratulated on their success. SURVEYOR ROGER, Mitchell, was here Wednesday inspecting the macadam roadway. H'e says more rolling is need- ed. A sun-cRusER who has been away for nears in remitting for THE POST Says t -- "Would have cancelled the paper but there is a warm spot in my beart for dear old Brussels yet and I love to hear the news from there." MRs. BUNSTON, formerly of Brussels, and mother to Mrs. Will. Leatherdale, now of Winnipeg, died last Monday night at her home in Brantford. Fuser - al takes place Thursday of this week, Further notice will be made next week. — o— APPLES WANTan.-One barrel beat Snows, one Golden Russets and one Northern Spies. R. 0. DDAnutN. 26 Goon Heavy Home wanted within the neat two weeks. Gall on or phone No. 5, JOHN H, GALBRAITH. 8 ort 0 pigs 5 weeks old for 'sale Good ones. Lot 18, Con. 6, Grey township. Phone 410. MonhisT HUT0H114soN. PIANO TUNING. -R. H. Stewart, piano tuner, will be in Brussels for a few days, Leave or. dere at Walker & Black's promptly and the same will be attended t0 with diapatoh. nog Clover Honey in 10 lb. pails, $1.05 per pall, almost es good as aur best which Is 51.20. G.A. DIADMAN. A 0000 hou-e for sale with stable and fruit trees. Apply at THE Poem. Goon second hand nook stove (wood) for Bale. R. LEATHER DALE. 0 Pxsoa Parlor Spite; hair cloth, for sale, the property of the late Mre. (Rev 1 J.1. 'Kerr. A bargain is offered. Apply at Tee poem, GOOD brick house on William street for sale together withood stable and driving shed. Excellent repair. All conveniences, bath, etc. For further particulars apply to Gamma THOMSoN, Brussels. 0.�— TAXES. -Brussels taxpayers will have a County rate, with war tax, of 2 7/to mills on dollar. Local rate will be y 6/to mills. Consolida'ed loan rate 4 /to mills ; General frontage, 1 4/50 mills ; General school rate 8 mills and School rate a mill. Above does not include sidewalk, drain, sewer and telephone rates. ALEX FERGUSON DECEAsED.—A short time ago Alex. Fergasoe, died after a brief illness of heart trouble, aged 69 years at his home in the city of Chicago. He is survived by his wife. 3 sons and a daughter. Mr. Ferguson wasbora in Brussels ttssels end was s e engaged in journalism for years. He was a fine spirited mac of no mean ability and was a brother of D. 81 Ferguson, Stratford, The latter and his son attended the funeral. Jno. Ferguson, Brussels, is a cousin to the late Mr. Ferguson. OVERLAND, -L. Kennedy, Wingbam, was in town Tuesday and inserted an advertisement in THE POST for the Overland car, for which he bas the agency. He has some interesting things to tell all who have a notion of investing in this car. P. Ament and W, A. Grewar, Brussels, are owners of Over - lands so that the style, comfort and speed may be ascertained by enquiry from either Mr. Kennedy or our towus-. men. See what the advt. says, START woax.-Brussels Council will proceed to continue the macadamizing of Turuberry street from the bridge to the G. 'i'. R. tracks. Pavement will be 26 feet wide with cement muffing along either side of street. Estimated cost of work is $3.20o, of which $192o will be paid by corporation. Special rate front- age is 55,8 cents and the debt is parable in r5 annual instalments. Many e hundred dollars has been expended on this portion of street for which tbere is very little to show for it but the new plan should give permanency. Work will be done next season. SUDDENLY CALLED.—The people Of Lucknow and surrounding country were greatly shocked Tuesday afternoon, 19th inst., to hear of the death of ATex, Stewart, the well and widely known farmer and cattle dealer, near St. Helens. He had been found dead on his farm about noon, having evidently dropped dead from heart failure. Mr Stewart had been in Lucknow'Tuesday. morning and displayed his usual energy and high spirits. He was to have a threshing machine on his farm that ft a ernoua cad he was unusual) busy. About noon he undertook to drive the cattle somewhere on the farm, and as he failed to return a search Was made and he wes found dead in the field. He was about 72 years of age but was more active and energetic than many younger men. Mr, Stewart was not only well but favorably known throughout a large part ot Huron and Bruce Counties. He was Secretary and agent for the Wawa - nosh Mutual Fire Insurance Co,, had been many years active in municipal af- fairs, bad been Councillor and Reeve of the township. Besides a widow, he leaves 4 sous and a daughter. The sons are Charles and Joseph, Moosomin, Sask. ; Gregor, St, Pants, Minn, ; George and Miss Anna, at home. The funeral took place Saturday afternoon aid was largely attended. Deceased was an uncle to Mrs, Jas, Fox, Brussels, and she and her son, Stewart, went to the funeral. Mr, Stewart was held in high esteem and deservedly so, 14444444.4.4•444•4044.04441♦0••••a4s•••••4•••••00•••0 East Huron Produce Emporium • 4 Prices Qffered i f++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++.,...+++++,,.. • m_ s • 4 4 • • • • O • • • • • • Selected strictly New Laid Eggs 35c Fresh gathered Eggs 27c '"Selected Dairy Print Butter - - 27c Light -weight Prints and Unlabeled Wrappers, Solids and Rolls 25c Dress Chickens, Roasters and Broilers, crate fatted, showing quality 14c 'Number of Feeding Coops for sale at 75c each •• 5oo bushels Feeding Wheat wanted. • • R. THOMSON - BRUSSELS • • • 4444.44••®4••4.4.44.44•••4 •••••••••44•••••44••4•••44 • • • •• •2 • • • i Z • THE PosT gives the news, BOY Scouts are being drilled on Vic toria Park, under the direction of Frill clpal B S Scott. It is a good training LANTERN evening with views sent be the Red Cross Society from the iron will be exhibited in the Town Hall at an early dale, to be announced in nex week'6 PolT. Watch out for it. WELL eor(E =There is now uearly $7.60 0o to the credit of the British Red Cross Fund as the result of Trafalgar Day canvass, according to Treasurer Rowland's latest returns. A few people who were not seen may increase the amount. Aimee, 815 00. were the' receipts of the Red Cross Circle Tea at Mrs A. Strac- han's home 'Tuesday evening. There are several expressing willingness to aid in these interesting events. show- ing an increase of interest on the part of the people. THE Auction Sale Salm dee af'ernoon of cattle at the Central Hotel lard+ at- tracted quite n crowd but the bidding was hardly lively enough to put much moueyin the pocket of Richard John- ston, Trowbridge, the proprietor, over the cost of the animals. REour.ae meeting of. Brussels' W. C. '1'. U Friday afternoon of this week. at the Public Library audience room. Mrs S. Walker will read a paper and an address will be given by Rev. E G. Powell, Co. Temperance Secretary, Clinton. S. CARTER, local agent. was at Lon- don this week bringingbacka new'Ford car which he sold to toe' McKay, Grey township. Mr. Carter saw the soldier boys from this_locality while in the Forest City and says they are enjoying their drill. THE POST' WOULD LI1E TO SEE Lively Fall trade Our Curlers organize. Industries increase in town. War ended by Allies winning, A good Hockey teem in Brussels. The promised new Postnflice building. More "juice" given the Electric lights. ALL the joys of Fall housecleaning are once more on the program, Misses CORA BELL and Madge Donald- . son spent the week end at Atwood. A CAR of poultry will be shipped to t New York Friday of this week by R. Thomson, t MRs •DUNCAN TAYLOR has i)nproved considerable la health ' and Miss Juneve has returned to her school which was supplied' for a week or so AMONG the pally proposing to go - Deer bunting from this locality are !- Bert and Mrs, Allan, Hariock; B. Harrington and loo. Melville, Lon- desboro ; Fraser Embury and Robt. Nichol, Morris i and W. S. Scott and Fred, Burchill, Brussels. Parry Sound District, the sportsmans' paradise, will be the sceue of their op rations. Sea- son opens next Monday. WILL soON HR ON THE PROGRAM -- Santa Claus. Snow flurries. Winter sports. Fur garments. Payment of taxes. Christmas buying. Municipal candidates. New and renewal Pt ST subscriptions. .Sparking by the parlor stove. CASH Mn„T ACCOMPANY ORDER. -1'HE Pon often receives transient advertise- ments from people at a distance with the request that we insert, and send the bill and remittance will be made forth, with. The instructions are followed to the letter but no cash is forthcoming. AE late this practice has been so much on the increase we are beginning to lose faith in our fellows at a distance, hence have decided that cash must RC - company order and thereby save trouble and expense in collecting small amounts. WILL von HELP 7. -The local Red Cross purpose sending another box of sweetmeats to the soldiers and to make it easy for the contributors canvassers will call on the homes, both country and town, next Wednesday afternoon, for what the people may feel free to offer. Jam, jelly, honey and maple syrup will be very acceptable. Kindly arrange to leave your gift where it may be got if you are not going to be home, 'There should be a good rally for this interest- ing crusade and one that is most highly appreciated by the soldier boys overseas. With everybody on the job from no to 20o gems should not be a very difficult undertaking. Will you help AN D1.D !?MEND WRITES FROM CAL- GARy,—DEAR MR KERR. -Enclosed you will please find P. 0, for the neves' ary to place my subscription to 'foss POST in a shape I will not be maimed of it and must apologlz, for neglect on this im• portant matter IE you had withheld my weekly letter you Certainly wou'd have had your money earlier. You will notice by the new letterhead I have into business i r gone n firm of G Rham & McCall, Funeral Directors and Embalm- ers, Ghg-tr Centre street, Calgary) and settled down at last. Collections are a trifle slow but if this war Was only set- tled I believe things would soon right themselves Weare threshing the great- est crop the West has ever produced, A few districts had some hall, which is hard on the individual but is only a trifle to the Province as a whole. I noticed in an Eastern paper crow Hon. Lucas was criticising the people of the rural parts of old Ontario for lack of interest in recruiting. I suppose if I Were a single man end had gone to the war I would he said to, represent Calgary. That is not so a9 dietriot I would have represented Is Brussels, I do not think this criticism is coming to Ontario as so many of ourboys, who have gone from here, the vacant .cbair and anxious hearts are in the rural districts of old Ontario. With kindest regards, I am yours, D. M. McCAr,L, °burgh Chimes Vote will be taken on Church Ucion in Melville clench, Brussels, on Sabbath November 14th, A Hallowe'en social will be held in the basement of SI John's church by. the A. Y. P. Q. Friday evening of this week. A debate, "Resolved that it is in accord with Christianity to prosecute this war" will be dealt, with at the A. Y P. A. meeting in St, john's church at the close of the evening service next Sun- day. The Upper Canada Bible Society Col- lectors will call on you shortly for your annual contribution to this worthy cause. Books have to be closed so that remittance may reach the General Treasurer before the close of ter5. "God's second best" was Rev. Mr. Wren's theme Inst Sabbath morning and the evening subject was "Man's soverei. guity." Both were excellent sermons. Next Sunday morning topic will be "The second blow, or the man easily of fended." BEs. -A bee is on the program of Melville church Friday of this week for the purpose of completing the levelling of the cburch grounds and attending to other tidying up before Winter comes on. If Friday is unfavorable on account of weather Monday afternoon is the next choice. It is quite a chore but many hands will make light work. LITERARY AND SOCIAL. - Monday evening the Epworth League gave a Literary and Somal evening that proved enjoyable, After devotional' exercises solos were sung by F. H. Gilroy, Miss Jessie Cunningham and Miss Barks in good style ; well rendered recitations were given by Miss Vera Hoover and Bert Lott and impromptu speeches by several proved their 'iersatility. Miss Carrie Hingston presided and the Na. tional Anthem brought to a conclusion a pleasant time. An offering was taken for the benefit of League funds. People We Talk About Elmer Ewan is home from Guelph, Rus. Riddell, Monkton, was a busi- ness caller in the village last Monday, Miss J. j. Allan, Elora, eye specialist, was here last Tuesday on her regular visit. Mrs. George Lowry has been on the sick list during the past week but we hope she will soon he better. Fred Burchill is back from his work in the East and will re -open his skating •rink as soon as ice pan bp made. Will. Haycroft, of Hamilton, palled on old friends in Brussels duriug the past week. He is the picture of good health, Jno. and Mrs, Cunningham and Her- bert and Mrs. Manning and children visited with Herb. and Mrs. Cunning- ham at Palmerston. A trip was made to Berlin on Wed. nesday by W. A. Grewar, J. Ferguson, M, Black and Dr, Hamilton in the former's car with Elmer Ewan as cheer fear, W. A and Mrs, Grewar, Miss Verne and Archer were away on a 3 V p wa da tri in which Strafford Woodstock, Ingersoll and Loudon wens visited, They went by motor, George Heist, who was employed here for the past few months, .has returned to Chesley where his wife and children, ex ceptingone sou who was also in Brussels, are residing. Finlay Scott Smart Stratford, A form- er Brtisselite, has enlisted and is now at camp on Carling's Heights, London, Mr. Smart is s nainesake'of Postmaster Scott, al this place. Mrs, J. R Grant and slaughters, Winnipeg, who were to visit Mrs. W. 11. Kerr, Brussels another daughter, have been delayed in their coming by the former'; illness We Lope for speedy convalescence, R. A and Mrs, Pryne and children left Friday afternoon for their new home in tile Queen city, 'Then will re - Side at 534' Palmerston Boulevard While regretting their removal we wish them the beet of the good things going, STANOAib AK Fine China OF CANADA !HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO EVERY good Bank has a RESERVE FUND as pro• vision for lean yeape and the inevitable rainy day. This Fund hoe been accumulated from Surplus Earnings and is a source of strength and stability. Reeryone should have a RESERVE FUND. Without it no one is in a safe financial condition,. Our Savings Department offers an ideal opportunity for' EeT'D lays establishing YOUR RESERVE FUND, 209 BRUSSELS BRANCH, J. F. Rowland, O Q -PJ' Manager. Mrs J Leckie, who went to Toronto last week, is now lu the hospital ettdeav oring to build up so as to be able to come home. Roy and Mrs: Hastings, Atwood, and Richard and Mrs Robinson spent Sun• day last with Mrs. Wm. Robinson, Queen street, Brussels. Mrs, W, H. Ptyoe was at Walkerton Monday A house has been bought, we understand, and the family ex- pect to remove there in a couple of weeks, They will he much missed in Brussels, especially in the Methodist church, Miss Eva McCracken, Miss Ruby Plum and Miss Laura Leatherdale and nephew. Vernon Leatherdale, were visitors with .,Toronto relatives and friends during the oast week, The ladies also attended the Provincial Sabbath School - Convention Stnle3 Campbell, who has been en- gaged with the Free Press, London, has enlisted, joining the Mounted R•fles He is a son of Annus and Mrs. Camp- bell, Mill street, Brosse's This is the .ecoud member of the family to don the King's colors. We hope both boys will be able to return home unharmed after the war is over. Roy Kingswood, a medical student, of London, carried oft the palm at the Western University games,. tak'ng 21 points Kingswood won the loo. 22o, and 44, yule dashes in good time, was third in the broad jump, and hop, step, and jump. and second in the shot put and hurdles. He is a son of I. and Mrs Kingswood, London, the tatter being a daughter of James Sherpa, of Brussels Roy does not run all to sport but is a good student and should be well to the front in his finals. Howick Council Council met Oct. 2015 in Township Hall, Gorrie, pursuant to adjourn, went. Members all present, except Councillor Doig. Minutes of last meeting read and on Locales of Dem- rnerling and Spotton were adopted. The question of making a grant to the Red Oros Fund was considered. Moved by Spotton and Demmerling that the Township Council,: glee a; grant of $600 and that the Reeve and Treasurer be appointed to look after the matter. Carried. • E. D. Bolton, Township Engineer, presented a certificate for the corn- pletion of the contract let to 'Hugh Wright for supplying tile re Nash por- • tion of the Ashton award drain, also his bili for. $18 00 for his services as engineer letting contract, advertising, etc. Moved by Armstrong and Spot. ton these bills be paid and that have same placed on the Collectors Rolls for collection. Carried. Moved by Armstrong and Demmer - ling that the following accounts be paid :-Reuben Harding, selecting Jurors, $4.00 ; Milton Leonard, select- ing jurors, $4,00 ; O. E. Walker, se- lecting jurors, $4:00 Freda Irwin, gravelling Lot 5 0011. 8 and 9, $51.75; Wm. Foster, gravel, $6 00 ; R. Haetie, gravel, $15,65 t R. Haetie, gravel, $15,50 ; Thos. Bennett, gravel, $2 95 ; W rn. Foster, gravel,;$8.00 ; Municipal World assessment rolls, $8.45 ; John Brown, rep. culvert Lot 84 Con, 6, $1.60 ; Ed, Mitchell, digging ditch $10.00 ; Wm. Ferguson, compensation far change in fence, .$30.00 ; Geo, Gal- brslith, gravel, J. Weitz, gravel, $10.50; Peter Diekett, taking stones off road, $1.60; L, Muriay, compensa- tion fpr change in fence, 85.00 ; Fred. Edgar, putting drain across road, $4 50 ; Elmer Fallis, gravel, $41.20 ; Hugh Douglas, digging ditch Lots 5 and 6 Oon,18, $41.40 ; Henry Rupert, for tile, $18 35 ; Thos. Foster, ept•ead- ing gravel, $9.00 ; C. Stafford, clean- ing out ditch, $1.00 ; Geo. Robertson, compensation for change in fence, $5,00 ; Antos Denny; gravelling Lot 30 Con. 2, $36 00 ; James Rinn, spreltd. ing gravel, $4 50 ; Aiww Denny, rat- ting two hills on H. & W. Illy., $62.- 00; John Hy,idnutn, tile and catch basin, $68.50 ; N.; Feathers, culvert and rep.. road Lot 80 Don. 12, $4 60 ; John Weir, spreading gravel and work on rood H. & M. Bdy., $28.50 ; Geo. Williamson, ditching road from Lot 19 to 22 Con. 9, $3.00 ; Harvey Sperling, nutlet foe road %viler, $3 00 ; Walkout & Denny, bel. of'contt'art for floor on Stewart's Bridge, $100.00 ; Ernest King, gravel, $6.00 ; A. Hill & Co., hal, in full on Bridge contract, $62,25; Moved by Arrnah'nng and Spnttnn that thin Commit adjourn to meet in Gook's Hotel, Foidwich; on Wednes- day; NovemberEWALKER, Carried. 0.Clerk. • DIED DENNEY.—At Pordwich, on Oot. 28rd, Henry Denny, aged 8? years and 10 months, Fana0so5 —In Chicago, Alex; Ferguson, aged 89 este. MA1NB In Londesboro, on October 28rd, 1516, Matthew Mains, aged 66 years, 4 months and 5 days, sommummonimmirme During the past week we have • aseetl ina to stock ver flue lind of Hand Painted Nippon 0111110, The assortment contains a great variety ()f- ilen Bone Open Butters Create and Sugars Fancy Vases ' Dresser Setts - Jelly Dishes Celery Trays Cake Plates Biscuit Jars Salad Bowls &o., &c, We import these goods direct from the factory and we think you will find our price correct, Stock Patterns We also have a very complete 'stock of one regular stock patterns Bridal Rose Green and Gold White and Gold Scattered IJtoee Violet Pompadour Come in any time and see our stock -under no obligation whatever to buy. We will be pleased to have you call at FOX'S DRUG STORE The Penstar Store AUCTION SALES PatoAY, OOT. 20mc.—Farm. stook, Imple. manta,&o , Lot 6, Con. 12, Elma. Bale at 1 pp m. Sale anreaerved as farm hue been sold. Sora HALL, Proprietor. BRUSSELS MARKET Oats Wheat E 8d $ 8887 5 Peas Bare t40 150 Eggs e 80 80 Her 12 ..1200 1500 88 Potatoes per bus - 1.00 Wool waohed 20 For Sale n Wroxeter Home and lot known as the "Maitland Ter. race." Brick -veneered dwelling, frame stable, small orchard, &o. Apply to W, S. 6IOKEROBER,, 17-4 Wroxeter, Out. ' Take Notice That (1) The Connell of the Corporation of the Village of Brussels Intends to construct as a Local Improvement, a 28 foot pavement of Macadam with curbing on both sides of Turn• berry street [rota South side of William street in the Bald Village of Brussels, Northerly to the G. T R. track, and intends to specially ea. seas a part of the cost upon the lands abutting directly on the work. (21 The estimated cost o[ the work le 52200.00 of which $1920 00 le to be paid by the Corpora- tion The estimated special rate per Net frontage la 558 cents. The apeolai asaesemen Is to be paid in 15 annual instalments. (81 A petition against the work will not avail to prevent its eonetruetton. Dated the 27th day of October, 1516. P. S. SDOTT, Clerk. 11=MIMIN•lolammeraseftilli NNW /MEN, 4 •4•444•404•4e+4+•+•+e.i••+•+'•'r•+•+•+�••••••+•+o+.+ea'4.r•a•••.R•t•••s••�1••a••+•.!.•+•'real• 1 .ger + hexa i can3 • n •+ • et •:• t 3 c • • • • Showing different wa which c can, s. your s in whh I I • • • i earning 3 per cent at present. Money for you and the difference that 7 per cent will make to you each W►a if oar cone is onl � � y Y 6 • • • 41 • In taking advantage of this higher return on your money you take absolutelyno I +•risk whatever, neither do you have any expense nor - trouble of any kind. Your money +, s absolutely secured in every way and you hold the security, • + , Here is a Record0 th at Speaks for Itseif . • • +' • + $2 000 more the the• • ,•t' ti• FIRST -You can allow your Interest to Accumulate. • ,•y •I. Invest any amount you like this way at 7 per cent and at the end of twenty years :you can deduct everything that your money would have earned during the sante tiive at 8 per cent and you will find that you will still have left' mote than three times the amount that you started with. SECO ND You can drawur yo Interest In cash at regular intervals.'.+�.. In a case of this kind you will receive going along more than twice what you would at 3 +, per cent and will get back the earu8-amnunt in the end. • i St TI-HRD—You can draw your Interest and also a part of your Principal each year. If you require to draw altogether each year an amount equal to say one tenth of your ori- ginal Priuoi tel thenl' J' y rI g P your Lunney will7etst for twelve years if it varus 3 per. Gent.. This is only two years longer than if it did not draw any interest at all. At7 per cent it will last for seventeen years or five years longer than it will at g Sper cent, + No one has, at any time, ever loaf one cent through any investment that I have tnadefor .them, During the past six months investments that I have made for local people have given a return of n money invested would have earned at 3 per cent, Not one person is receiving less than 7 pee cent on the amount invested - 6 invest now while pH have an opportunity to see me personally. y Pp Y p rs pally.. • R.C. Deadman • g•' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• +644.444.44604+4+44•44.444•44 4•44+44•4•4•444 •4.4•' O+. PHONE 38x BRUSSELS, ONT.