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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1916-1-6, Page 5_ti 's .4 rvalse,*sar.� ieu$I ER$ CARDL JNO, SUTHERLAND & SONS LIMITED dpsWs pAz WM, SPENOE CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER OF MARIIIAGE LICENSES 11100 in the, ll'osl 0111fe, kiwi. 110.4 LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. M SINCLAIR— y y • Barrister, SoHollor, Conveyancer, Notary rablie, &o, orrice-Steaarl'e 131oo11 1 door North of Central Hotel. 11o1loftor for the Metropolitan Bank, AUCTIONEERS. B. SCOTT AS AN AUOTION- eon, will sell for better prloes, to better men, in lees time and '1040 obargee than any ether Auctioneer In East Huron or he won't obarge anything, nates and orders oar .,sways he arranged et this office or by p ere ,nal appll4ation, Aar lsAB`10 LINE LIVERPOOL -GLASGOW LONDON-HAVRE Fine, modern steam- ers — equipped with every comfort and luxury. For infor- mation apply agents, or "95K{, . StWToroate W. H. KERR, .A gent Allan Line, Bruxsels. iVl4d1..,./.' VA*3 .,„,,,„.v[ay.v.,..v , Winter• Term from Jan. 3rd 0., c/DUC N TRAL dcgoaddLi ,,,9, 9 19ATFOR ONT F,TR D, T Ontario's Best Business Col. Oommorcial, Shorthand and Tel- egraphy Department—Oar gradu- ate,' bemiregood positions and meet t7 with su^,iess In two days recentlywe g•ecelved 14 applications. for trained .. help Many of these npplicetions we ,Icannotmeet Some calls offering from 945 per month to. 91400 per annum re. id main unfilled.; Write for free cats- )._ logue at once, it will interest you. D. A. McLAOHLAN, Principal. .6VO bel p�iwrmgrvA Ami ll� I�• Gsrbv..b�:DmC�.tcv„dv�..dv .,,„. � rand One School that has Thorough Courses Excellent Equipment, Capable Teachers an enjoys a wide -spread patronage is the popular ELUOTT TORONTO, ONT. This institution has a olean•ant record Yci for aliacesafnl work, We assist our students to obtain employment. If you y intend getting a business education - GET THE BOOT—not the cheep, ordin- PFy ary or low grade kind.. Write today tW for our catalogue. It contains con- plots information, 784 rouge 00, OW. J. ELLIOTT, Yon ge & Oharles ate. S Principal. aot.vez&t.i•tays. ENROL NOW ` at the LISTOWEL ROSINESS COLLEGE Thorough Courses taught by Competent Teachers. �ks'' For particulars address-, EDWIN c. MATTHEWS, Listowel,, Ont. TI -IE Best Brains 1 .Onnnda have partleipatod in the pre- paration of our splendid Horne Study Oourees is Banking, Economics, Higher Accounting Commercial Art, Show (lard Writing. Photography Journal- ism, Short Story Writing, Shorthand. and Bookkeeping. Select the work whlolt moat interests you and write us for partidalors.. Address THE SHAW CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL 309-7 Yongo 8t., Toronto jpNslh•ss Oatrdk CUVpr Melntl, (1'rillal Wlrinillpif, Wag el/ending h the week willt.l119 parents in tirivn. orp, Grills as r1I1 feted for JAS. ANDERSON,. VETERINARY SURGEoN, Suoaae0o#' to M.$, Moore. OHito at Ander• son llroa,14707y eteble, Brussels. Telephone o. 9 2, T. T. M RAE M. B. M. 0. P,, d S. 0. M. 0. H., Village of Brussels, Physician, Surgeon, Accoucheur Office over Standard Bank. DR. F. T. BRYANS Bachelor of Medicine, University of Toronto ; Licentiate of 0o110ge of Physloiens and Sur* geons, Ontario ; ex -Senior House Surgeon of Western Hospital, Toronto, Offices of tato Dr. A, MaKevoy SmithBlock, Brussels, Rural phone 40, ALEX: D.. M'KELVEY M.B., M.O.P,d S. 0. 198 Bloor street East Toronto Disoaees Oar, Nose and Throat Clinical assistant in Ear, Nose and Throat de partntent New General Hospital, Toronto ; Poet Graduate Harvard Medical Scheel, Boo' ton ; into Sector Resident Surgeon Maas, Eye & Ear Infirmary ; late Clinical aasiotanit in Nose and Throat departmont Maas, Gen, Hos- piital; late House Surgeon Toronto General Hospital. i�'In Brussels by appointment. COLLEGE AT HOME Thousandsof ambitious young peo- In oro foot preparing in their owit 11011105.to oeOupy ltrorat ve positions xa 1r etenograpllerx, bookkeepers, telegrn- phers,. alvlt sorvants In fret ovary - sphere of aativitioe• toe may finish 8t n ''odgd.1uosweh.e Pydongadr- . - nl Instruction, . Expert teachers. \y years' experience. Largest ti, .k sour enfo rtenoheroon colleges, .''•%.ted With Oolnmerolal Eduas- ciMiiet t u%sn Cl otaylo s Spon Canada, train% liquor Ausiness College and bid harbor' 't', w, T. Mo Hai Prinafpnh like 109 timing. DR. M. FERGUSON. ETHEL.. ONT. Physician and Surgeon; Poet Graduate courses pitals. (Eng.), attention New todk isead oe of eye Bear, twee and throat. Eyes tested: for glasses. G. 11.• ROSS, D. D.S. , L.D.S. Graduate of Royal College of Dental Sur- 370one of Ontario and Graduate University of Toronto Faculty of Dentistry. Office In leard Block, Wingham Phone 249. - Post Office box 278 Palnloss. Extraction, Plato work and Dridgo Work a Bpeelalty MAUDE O. BRYANS OPHTHALMOLOGIST Personal. graduate Department of Ophthal- mology, McCormick Medical College, Chicago, Ill., ie prepared to test eyes and At glasses at s ' milliner store her intod over Wex Inn y e y Office relay 07 every TOffice ffice h under and Saturday of every week.. Offioehoure-f0 to 12 a. m. ;Ito 6 p. m. ,Eveningo by appoint- ment, Phone 1919. DR. WARDLAW Honor graduate of the Ontario 'Veterinary College. olle Dayand night calla. Office opposite g Flour Mill, Ethel. PHOUDFOOT, IILIORAN & PHOODFODT Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries PLC 10, &a Office onthe Square, 2nd door from Hamilton Street, Ove09e109 service and expects to leave with hisX4tCa'011irthe Rea!10100150, Ram. LANG-ii'oit3 lialstOVEB TO BER," LIN,-OI#riatt#nae night the )101410 of A. and Mrs. Sutherland, Listowel, woe' 0 the scene f u t i l e �e tin v It # o a rt i s g e l, When It Pew friends of Rev. and Mrs, Lang-li'ord, representing theooagrega- tlon all of whom did, their' part, as- sembled to show , to 1#eir late Resta' the very high esteem in which be and his family ave held by the members of Obrist Church, R. Woods noted as gbaifrnau and after stating the nature of the assembly called nu Mr. Settler - hold who on behalf of the eong#'egtt- tion of Christ• Church ,presented Me. Lang -Ford a parse of gold. 'Tho reverend gentleman thanked their# for thole kindness: He felt sorry to leave Listowel where be formed many warm friendships and where he had spent many happy Minitel) le, but he felt it his duty to accept, the invitation to the Betlin congregation,. He stated that he would always tanto a deep in- terest in Oltt'ist, Church ,anci' his sin oersst wish was that every blessing world rest on Christ Churcb,'Listo- wel. Mr. and Mrs. Lang -Ford left cin Thursday of last weak fortheir now home. 'Listowel citizens without ex- ception sincerely regret their depart- ure but wish them every success in Berlin, The former snff.'rs a eerier's loss by Mr. Lang -Ford's . depaitnre, but what Listowel loses .19 din gains. Itis consoling,' however, to know that Mr. and Mrs. Lang -Ford have not removed far distant, and that they can frequently return to Listowel where a warns weloone will always I await them. • • Jamestown • CHRISTMAS TRE1.—Fullowing''is the iprograins presented at the annual entertainment held Thnrsda, ity even -in Dec. 23i�d.� Victoria Hall" was crammed to elle door. Rev. T. M. Weeley,. Wroxeter, made an excellent chairman. Opening' chorus, `Little stare that, twinkle" recitation, Mar- garet 'Johnston a r- gatet'Johnston ; selection, Harmony Band ; IIarvestet's drill ; dialogue, "The last word" by Diinelda ale - Donald and Oameron Miller ; scarf drill by 12 girls ; dialogue, "Mind your own business' ; drill, "The way of the daisies" recitation Margaret Mc- Donald ; solo; Joe Felly; pennant drill, 4 boys and 4 girls ; selection, Harmony Band ; singing by—clinch en, Santa Claus is coning. Congratula- tions ate extended to the program committee for the excellent mariner in which every number was given, GODERIOH ONT Private funds to loan at lowest rates. W. PSOODr'OOT, B. C. J. L. KILLORAN WM. PttOUDFOOT JE. Bo°DEJl+o) Te wR IfId w°,ar BRUSSELS Gong; SOII71 GOING Norms Express 7:18 a m Man' 11:22a m Express 8:45 Dm IExpress 8:62 p m as1!"a9?Ia.1V giCIFIC WALTON To Toronto To Goderioh Express 7:00 a m I Express 11:68 sin Express 8:10 p m I Express 8:04 pm XE WRO ER T Going East • - 7:06 a. m, and 8:40 5. m. Going West - 12:19 and 9:63 p. m. All trains going East connect with 0.P. R. at Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T G. B. stations, GEO. ALLAN, Local Agent. 1istricI .et % Grey SOHOOL REPORT.—Report of S. S. No. 6, Grey, for November and Deo- ennber.-Sr, IV -Gram.; Arith., Geog., Writ„ Me#noriz., Total 450 ; Pass 270 — *Edythe Ames 159. Jr. IV—Same as Se...IV—Wilfrid Hoy 302 Sr. III— Read., I3pell., Arilb., Geng., Writ„ Hist,lDaily y Vrnt Total OUO ; Pass 80—Cecil Hall 493, Leonetti Sinclair 470 Thomas Jaeklin 446, Flywen Souere 183 3r. Ili—Saixte as Sr. I1I — Joseph Martin 481, "Lyle Ames 217, "Lawrence Lowe 47. Se. II—Read., Spell., Geng.t Memnriz, Aeith. and Daily Work, Total 600, Pass 360—May Jaeklin 471, Sylvester Rayntrd 463. Jr. II—Read., Spell , Geog., Memariz., Anti.; Daily Work. Total 600 ; Pass 360—Evelyn Hoy 474, John Raynatd 441, Gordon Lowe 218, Frank Flood 134. Sr, I -Daily Work—Total. 308, Pass 216—W'ilfeid Keller 280, Winona Frain 268, Clara Jacklin 258. Piintary —Ross: Lowe (Good). During Novem- ber highest Marks for perfect daily work were taken by Leonard Sinclair, during December by Cecil Hall. Those marked * were absent for exams. I. B. F1tAIN, Teacher. Listowel H. Ynun has purchased a new Ford car, A Horticultural Society is to . be organized here in the near future. 'Owing to the absence of a covered rime and apparently small liklyhond of having one, an open air' rink has. been started. Andrew and Mrs. Torrance, Wal- lace, announce the engagement of their daughter, Bessie, to W. S. Donaldson, Atwood, the marriage to take place in Jamlaty. Private David Upper, who recently joined the 110111 Battalion, 510300fnati, died suddenly Wednesday morning of last week in the General hospital of that city, following a brief illness with blood -poisoning. He leaves a widow and 0 bhildren in Listowel. Ross Hermiston has enlisted for ac- tive•service and has been attached to the Field. Ambulance Onrps at Lon- don. Ross is a graduate druggist and ,will be used professionally with the A. M. 0. A. draft from the A. M. 0. He expects to'leave for the front in the near future. Listowel ratepayers complimented the 00110011 of 1915 and 'vindicated them in their year's work by allowing i thou return by acclamation as fol' lows —Mayor. A. W. Featherstone ;, Reeve, J. A. HackingCouncillors John Watson, R. A limie, Harvey Ellis, Fred, Von Zuben, George Mel- rose and J', M, Campbell. Gorrie At the Nomination for Village Trus- tee the old. Board was re-elected by acclamation. Miss Annie Murray is at present confined to the house, the result of sustaining severe injuries by slipping on the ice at her school. Robt. and 1lre. White celebrated the 2511 anniversary of their wedding. About 25 couples were present and a very enjoyable time was spent. Methodist and Anglican churches joined together in presenting three of our soldier boys, Wm. Speere, Wm. Ellis and Carlyle Austin, with gold wrist watches. Commencing Sunday, Jan. 9th and continuingern indefinite time for 1 special services will be held t 'z n the Methodist church here. Evangelist P. A. Scott, Napanee, will be in charge. A "painful accident happened to Mrs. W. Gadke, Springbank, while returning from Lakelet. The driver became frightened and ran away, throwing the occupants ont and Mrs. Gadke cause in contact wilh'astone, dislocating her shoulder. Goderich . 2 of our blotters were fined $5 and costs for huinting on Sunday and for hunting game out of seasou. Almost the entire congregation re- mained after the evening service 11'1 Knox obnn•th Christmas Sunday for the organ rental. A. M. 1lcinnes was in town last week after another year on the lances. During the lathes part of the season he was chief engineer on the J. 11. Wade, a steamer recently purchased by the Algoma Steel Oorpuraliori. He left for his home at Glasgow, Scotland, with the intention of taking service on one of the auxiliary cruisers of His ditojeety's navy. Boatel of Goderich Institute trustees paid a very 1(116 compliment to the honor reflected on that institution of learning by the achievement of two of its bright pupils at the midsummer examinations, by presenting bliss Diary L Tom and Miss Florence A. Smith at Christ nuts time with 10 volumes each of the Temple ecli lion n1' "rauir-a nuEs" THE MARVELLOUS FUIT KEINE Has Relieved • More Cases of Stomach, Laver, Blood, Kidney and Skin Trouble Than A.ny Other Medicine THOUSANDS OWE THEIR GOOD HEALTH TO IT Made. From The Juices of Apples, Oranges, Figs and Prunes Combined With Tonics and Antiseptics. "Fruit-a-tives" Kearns health. In years to come, people.ivi11 look baek to the discovery of 'I ruit-a-fives' and %yonder how they ever -managed to get along without those wonderful tablets, made from :Moil Ja1CeS. - "Flt1;1T-A-TIVI S" is oxeellont for Indigestion, Dyspepsia and Sour Stomach. `Fruit 1 Lives'. 10 the only certain remedy that will correct chronic. Constipation and Liver trouble. `I''ruit-a-fives' is the greatest Kidney Remedy in the world and many people have testified to its value in severe eases of Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago, F Impure Mood, Pain its true Jack, I fp , headaches, Nc,eralgia, Piinples,lJlolclies and other Skin Troubles. "PR1IIT-A-TI VES" has 'boon one of the great successes of the century and the sales aro enormous, both in Canada and rho United States. 50e. a box, 6 for $2.00, 'trial slze 25c. At all dealers, or sent postpaid on receipt of price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. Shakespeare. 'Books were suitably inscribed. The steamer Mariskii after dis- charging her cargo of grain left ac- companied hied by the tug Fischer, for Colhngwood, where she went into drydock for examination anis repairs. Late lake navigation. 1)r, W. ,r, Milnd ism sleeted by ite,.I •••••4#'!•••.••.••••. '4••••• 0`.•••••4444.40. ®•4®440a4•�i4�' •• • • QuAlity SeekersBuy tom • • • J • • * Kay • es• • N • * clatnation to the bidet .executive chair , of 131yth and now begins on itis lP111 year of service to the mnnttlpality, lie served 6 year's on the School Board followed b six yeare s Councillora f.c 1 rsa and six as Reeve, y Miss Janet grai received word f1o n her e1ster'Mrs Herman io ell , Lockport, N. Y., that on Docembet 1st they bad their household effects, Which were nninsureti, destroyed by fire, Cause of fire was an overheated stovepipe and although the fire bri- gade was summoned they were unable to 60070 the huildillg and contents. Atwood EluraOouucil was elected byocele nation, A watch night service was held in the English church, on Friday night, itt 11 16, Con„ 's con- e On , , t out n St # ,Jnc,Ba11 y h fined to his morn from an attack of ty- phoid fever.. Wellington Peebles arrived home from the West and will spend the W i n er at his home. Robb. Parker, Pt, Huron, is spending the Winter with his brother, Thomas Parker, gravel road. William Gi'eeneides, and daughter Hilda, Brantford, spent Christmas with 79. T. and Mrs. Gr'eeneides. Atll1tla1 meeting of Elm, Obeeee & Butter Manufacturing Co., will be held at the Factory Saturday, Janu- ary 8111. Ptee. Jno. Gilkinson, Jas. Vaughan, Harold Stagg, Wm. Richmond and Corp. Layton Smith, were home over the holiday. Russel Id Wane has purchased Robt. Fisher's farm just South of the village and will take possession March, 1st. Sunday evening at the League ser- vice in the Baptist Church, Private Jno. Gilkinson was presentnd with a wrist watch and an address. Blyth Miss Edythe Giclley, West Toronto, spent a few days at the home of her parents. Miss Lily Floody, Haileybttry. visit- ed at the home of D. Floody, during the holiday. • Herb. Dexter is among those in Blyth who have enlisted in the 161st Huron Battalion. Miss Lily Al, Oarr, of the Deaconess School, Toronto, is spending a week at her home here. Roy Deuholrn, who is attending Dental College in Chicago, is I•peuding the holidaysat bis home here. \' Outt, and Mrs, 0 tt, Jas. R. and Miss Tena Outt and Jos. Coombs, spent Christmas with Stratford friends, N. A. Taylor was host to the mem- bers of Blyth Baud at an oyster sup- per served in the restaurant. Oc- casion was taken of an,opportunity for the members to express their apprecia- tion to their leader, S. H. Gidley, for his untiring efforts in their behalf since the inception of the band a few months ago. J. B. Tierney read ad- dress and J. 1N.. Hamilton made the presentation of a beautiful gold head- ed cane, suitably engraved. Mr. Gil- ley, who was completely taken by' surprise, accepted the cane and re- sponded to the address, AFTER THE GRIPPE Vinol Restored icer Strength Canton,Miss.-"I am 75 years old and became very weak and feeble from the effects of La Grippe, but Vinol has done me a world of good. 1t has cured my cough, built up my strength so I feel active and well again." -Mrs. LIZZIE BALDWIN, Canton, Miss. Vinol,,our delicious cod liver and iron tonic without oil, aids digestion, en- riches the blood and creates strength. Unequalled for chronic coughs, colds or bronchitis. Your money back if it fails. F. R. SiITEI, Druggist, Brussels Report of Ethel Cheese Factory for Year 1915 SALES Lbs. Milk Lbs. of Lbs. Bilk to Peke Value Received Cheese Lb, Cheese per 1b. May 78208 7093 11.031 181 $ 1204 47 May 81 ...... ..... 72601 0584 10 87* 1711 1135 27 June 16 164309 14888 10.83 1ti9 2266 10 June 30 108750 144`201 11 80 15{ 2199 19 July 15,..., , 149477 18034 .11.13 13 1700 90 July 81 107820 1411021 11 98* 131± 1998 56 August 15 185181 1296713 30 44 121 1538 57 August 31. 162509 1471.5} 11.05 138 1905 10 Sept. 15 137939 12001} 10,89* 1.41 1804 23 Sept. 80 183786 128901 10.87* 148/16 1828 83 Oct. 15 ..... 117674 115621 10.77* I5} 7703 28 Oct. K..-- 110880 121271 9.'10 1013 2085 08 November—. 96500 9448110 20 17 1000 25 1680040 1502551 10.78* 14.799 $23123 87 REOI'OIPTS Balanco from 1914 $ 87 Value of Oheose 1915 23123 87 -$2312474 EXPEXPENDITURE)Amount received by Patrons ... ,..,.. .....$ 10018 64 Making of Cheese and all other expenses 8515 70 .--$ 28181 40 Balance of Expenditure avat. Receipts 1058 Average lbs. of milk to lb. cheese 10.780 ' Average price of cheese per ib..., . ...... .. 14.790 post of making including all expenses, per 100 lbs.,..... $ 2 26 FordWich Harty Buneton, Brantford, is visit- ing at thio uncle's, Thos. Buneton's. John Lynn, Walkerville, and bliss Carrie Anent, Brussels, visited from Saturday till Monday with the•form- er's parents here. At the close of school for Christmas G. H. Jefferson, Principal, was pre- sented with a set of military brushes by his pupils. The livery business at Georgetown, has, we understand, been purchased by Albert Henry, 12111 Con, Howick. The business is au extensive one, there being 18 horses in the barn. Jas. Cattanach attended tile funeral of his daughter-in-law in St. Catha- rines. He was accompanied home by his son, Roy, who remained over Christmas, returning to Berlin follow- iugMonday. IIn village Trustee Board there is bub one change from last year, Amoe Denny withdrawn and 0. E. Wade takes his place. There were several other nominations but said parties re- fused to stand. Board for 1916 Chas. Schaefer, James Walkom and 0. E. Wade. WtnEham Joseph and Mrs. Pugh were in Ridgetown on Christmas attending the wedding of their son, Harry Clif- ford Pugh, 13. A. Pte. Brock was Presented with a Bible by the Methodist Sunday School. Bev. Mr. Hibbert made the presentation. Norman and- Mrs. Brandon and daughter, Miss Ottes, St. Marys, also Brock and Mrs, Brandon,' Hanover, spent a few daye at the home of their parents, F.' S. and Mrs. Brandon. Lucknow Dramatic Club will put on a play in the. opera house,. Monday evening, January 10th, entitled, "Under Two Flags" under the auspices of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Wing - ham General Hospital. Pte. Fred. Groves, son of John F. Groves, arrived home Monday even- ing of last week and was met at the station by the Band and a large num- ber of citizens of Wingham and was given a hearty reception. Headed by the band a procession was formed and I to .vended its way down Josephine street, the members of the 161st Bat- talion taking part. Pte. Groves en- listed with •.lie Fist Contingent and took part in the terrible battle of St. Julien, in which so many Canadians fell. He was wounded in three places and was inootnpeey with Ptes. Ait- cheson and Murch, who have since died from wounds. While driving to Wingitam Jno. and Mrs. Weir and two children were thrown from their cutter, their driver taking fright at a tree lying ori the road. Horse was caught by George Wright, the injured taken into his house and medical aid summoned. 1131r. Weir received a cut on his head which required several stitches, Mrs, Weir had a couple of ribs broken be- sides several bruises, the little boy was not Burt, but the baby was badly bruised and was rushed to the General Hospital, where despite the efforts of nurses and doctors, the little girl died the following morning. She was 4 months old. THERE ISA WRONG IMPRESSION ABROAD, Among some people there is an Im- pression that it is the duty of the Government to furnish funds to in- duce men to enlist and to aid recruit- ing. 'Phis is not correct, enlistment le voluntary on the part of the individ- ual and the Government's responsi- bility begins when the man has en- listed. From that moment the re- cruit is taken care of by the Govern• silent, provided with clothing, equip. alcor, living allowance and pay ac- cording to rank, All over Canada, Recruiting leagues have been organized by citizens, meetings are being held, literature distributed, in fact, an energetic campaign to aid recruiting. City, lows aud County Councils have made liberal grants Recruiting leagues for the perp a to •g ose of assisting them financially in their patriotic work. The Government has asked and authorized tho Military Onion of A Fresh Supply Currants, Raisins, Peels and Spices. Everything for Christmas Baking. A Large . Steck. --or— Fancy Boo Bon Boxes, Mixed Nuts, Fruits and all Kinds of Confectionery. Quick Deliver_ PHONE 4ox A. R. McKAV •••••••••.•••••••••••••4'.4.4.••••+44'*.•••••4'•••••s•••• Huron County to raise a complete Battalion. This can be done but it will need the assistance of every patriotic person in the County. Lord Kitchener's plan is to keep the British Army in vigorous power and strength, while the enemy's forces are becoming exhausted. J. Goat•IG Secretary, Central A y Recruiting . League. 56 men have been recruited in Clinton to date, This does not include officers. Elora Insurance Co. A meeting of Elma Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Co. was held in the Agricultural Hall, Atwood, on Tues - Y' da Dec. 21st. Members present but Mr. Shearer. President occupied the chair. Minutes of November meeting read and confirmed. Jos. A. Mc- Donald, Maryboro, was paid $5 for re- pairing his barn damaged by lightn- ing in Sept„ 1915 ; Telford Keifer, Grey, received $3 83 for damage to the contents of his house by fire from stove, Dec. 6th, 1015 ; Jae. Hausa, Mornington, was paid $2.66 for a set of slings burnt in Jos. Taylor's barn fire ; a claim was presented by Robt. J. Mc0ourt, Elba, for damage to his sheep .pen by fire from steam engine which was adjusted, at $7. In con- nection with this fire Board wish to express their appreciation of the heroic efforts employed by the neigh- bors in the vicinity and especially the ladies in putting out the blaze. Fol- lowing accounts were ordered to be paid :—L+`. H. Swing, printing and stationery, $9.25 ; J. S. Cowan, meet- ings, mileage and adjusting claims, $23.90 ; D. B. Grieve, ditto, $22.40 ; Jas. Moffatt, $27 ; Jno., Denstet, $32.- 20 ; Geo, 0leland, $24.20 ; J. K. Baker, $41,10 ; S. J. Love, 521.40 ; T. E. Shearer, 520.90 ; A. Stevenson, $18.40; and T. 0. Ratcliffe $11 for rent of hall for meetings. Applications for insurance were accepted to the a- mount of $151,875. Meeting adjourn- ed till Tuesday, Jan. 25th, which will be the annual meeting, to meet in the Agricultural hall, Atwood, at 2 p. m. Clubbiog list 1916;- 1916 a THE POST has made z arrangements 1 to club with the followiug papers and will be sent to any address (except the United States 50 cents extra) at the following subscription prices :— Weeklies POST and Mail and Empire....... $ 1 60 London Free Press...,.. 1 85 Family Herald & Star 1 85 Montreal Witness 1 85 Farmer's Advocate2 35 Northern b Messer er1 40 g 46 t, „ Dailies POST and Toronto Star ..,.,,.$ 2 85 " Toronto News • 2 85 " Toronto Globe 3 75 " Toxonto Mail -Empire8 75 " Toronto World .... 3 50 " London Advertiser.... 3 00 Call at the office or retnit the amount by P. 0. Order, Express Order or Reg- istered Letter addressed to THE POST, Brussels, Ont. ••••••••••••••••••••••••os•••••••••••••••••••••••••• S • • A • f •• • •• • • • • •. • • • • • • • • • • 0 •• • • • • • • • • • The Pay • die Single man, who is the sole support of a widowed mother, $1.10 per day with 85c for subsistence. •• • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • The Huron Battalioni • ■1 !� ■ i 1 1co 100 Men expected from Brussels and Vicinity. Help Make 111x....1 :I* • 09 • 48 • Married men $1. to per day with 85c for subsistence. • Will You • • • • • • Single man $11.10 per day with 6oc for subsistence. • • • •• s Lieut. D. S. Scott, RECRUITING OFFICER. '•• Will You Help Brussels and Huron r • Recruiting Office Opposite American Hotel ? make Good and Enlist Now q!•••••••ieesee•s•se•••e•ss ••e******••••••••si••iSie•