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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1916-1-13, Page 8J. F, Rowland, el 1E-0 411110111IF Nasal '4 erry Bark Cough Cure It wiWl relieve Your Cough We believe Itweell Cherry Bark Cough Syt'up to be one of the safest and most effective of family Cough Remedies known, Don't neglect a cough, relieve the discomfort anti avoid the serious complications of a neglected cough by using CherryBark Cough Syrup. It will relieve you and at the same time does not derange the stomach, and is pleasant to take. Comes in sec and 252 bottles. Rexall Cold Tablets To break up a cold when starting use Rexalj Cold Tablets. 250 a box. Bring Us Your Christmas Kodak Films We will get the most from every exposure and will try to assist you to still better future results. Developing and Printing for Ama- teurs. Satisfaction assured, :7:he '(ClIedStore F. R. SMITH DRUGGIST AND SY'ATEONER, rout betas Pins HAVE you enlisted ? DAYS are stretching out. Sc2rooT. resumed last Monday with the various teachers in their respective places. Brussels Council voted $ro.00 to the Children's Aid Society. It is aiding a good cause. CARNIVAL at Brussels skating rink Thursday evening of this week, See the pr•ze list. It is a goodone. THE streets were very icy some asys this week bo' Constable Oliver's send box reeclered first aid in many cases. FAaMEas' Iostitute meeting Wednes- day 19th inst., Town Hall, Brussels. Sessions at r.3o and 7.3o p. m. Good program. A yaw automobiles keep running to c,>.,vinee the public tbat the oil time Winter blockades are not on the slate this season so far. CONGRATULATIONS are extended to Station Agent W. J. and Mrs. Kyle over the birth of their son -William Verner. This is one way to solve the shortage of help at the G. T. R. depot. 'Any DAY.- Free Bros , Brussels, in- vite all the babies of 2 years and under to their studio on Saturday. 22ad inst., when a Free Photo will be taken. This will be a good opportunity and should not be overlooked. Read the advt. of Free Bros. in this issue. Owing to the resignation of H. L. Jackson as leader of the choir of the Methodist church. Brussels, arrange- ments have been made by which Mrs. Addie Wright will give the choir week- Iy iustruetioe but nC course will not be with thein on Sabbn'hs as she is organist and choir leader in Melville church, ANNUAL MEETING -Wednesday after- noon next the annual meeting of East Huron Agricultural Society will be held in the Town Hall at 1 3o o'clock, Re- port will be presented, t iters elected and plans formulated for 1916. If you are interested be on band on above date. 2.ert.-At the Duderin Park, Toron- to, ice tams last Saturday, Paddy R., the speedy pacer owned by R. 'I't ench, Teeswater, won the 2.15 pacing race, with 7 entries, It took 6 beats to reach a decision but Paddy showed the field his heels in the last by doing the mile in 2 111"-. Purse was $40o. 'rue Tees - water sidewbeeler is evidently a good one. MCLAUCHLIN vs GRANT.- This was an action brought by the Plaintiff, Neil S. McLauchlir, against the Defendant, Alex. D. Grant, for $8 n po damages aris- ing under a Lease made to the Defend- ant and sublet by Sim to the Plaintiff and was tried at the last sittings of the Division Court in Brussels when judg- ment was reserved. A decision has been since delivered dismissing the Plain- tiff's action with costs. R Vsnstone, Wingham, appeared for the Plaintiff, cad W. M. Sinclair represented the De- fendant. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE. - MTs. R. L. Moorebouse, Cairo, a representative of the Provincial Department of Agricul- ture, will, under the auspices of Brussels Women's Institute, ad- dress a meeting to which every lady from town sud country are cordially in- vited, in the Carnegie Library on Wed- nesday, Jan. oath, at 2 3o p. m. Mts. Moorehouse has had several years ex- perience as a lecturer and is a practical and fluent speaker well worth hearing. At the joint meeting of Farmers' and Women's Institute in the evening of Jan. 19th, Mrs, Moorehouse will give an address and there will also be a musical program. Everybody welcome. OBIT -Last week THE road Pu T e s brief reference to the suddend einise of Robert Fox, father of Druggist Fox, Brussels. Deceased was bora at Hole - field. Roxb r ' shirScotland, 0 o a e on Jane.. J aryist 18 andas � e died - 33 h n Decem ber 31st was within a clay ot his 84th birthday, He came to Canada in 1870 and located first at Morrisbank and after a couple of years moved to Wroxeter where he resided until 25 years Ago when he and Mrs. Fox came to reside in Brussels. The latter paid Nature's debt in the year rm. Druggist Fox was the only child. Mr. Fox's failure of health was due to a severe attack of lagrippe 17 years ago which affected his heart, He made his home with his sou. On the morning of his demise he was heard moving about in his room and not ap- pearing for breakfast was not wondered at as he frequently dosed off to sleep. Later Mrs. bort called him and receiving no reply she went to his bedside to make the discovery that he had entered into the rest be often talked about. There had been no struggle but fulfilling the words of the, Good Book, "He givetb his beloved sleep," Was obly too true. The subject of this notice had a wide circle of friends who esteemed him for his many estimable qualities .of brad and heart, He Was a faithful member of the Presbyterian ,church and a staunch Liberal. Mr, '0* was a Well read man and took a great interest in the public question of the day. BANKING hours after February 1st will be trout 9 to 3 ; Saturdays g to 1. OWING to the poor sleighing on some roads a few wheeled rigs were in use part of this week, "THE Minister's Bride" will be repro- duced in Brussels Town Heli on a near- by date. Proceeds will go to the Red Cross treasury. A TELEPHONE, No, 52, has been in- stalled in the Recruiting headquarters, Brussels It will prove a great con- venience no doubt. THE POST is pleased to report the lift- ing of the measles quarantine in town alter careful disinfecting of the earlobe premises by Health laspeotor Oliver. Any timidity felt by people from out- side of town may 1 e dispelled as there should not be the slightest danger now from measles epidemic, —0 BROWNLEouoIINS sort $ALR. -I5 cockerels, 16 pullets, laying and 6 hens. Apply to ALF, BAEKRo, Brussels. SPRIMING silver nail file lost between St. John's church and the G. T. R. depot. Finder will greatly oblige by leaving It at THE Poem. Fort SALE. -Farm Of late Hector McQuerrte, Lot 12, Con. 4, Grey township. Also gnantity of hay, Implements and horses. Apply on premises within two weeks or see W. L. No- QuaaalE, 600 ea 700 8 inch goad tile for sats 860 per 1000, Apply to D. E. Sanders, Brussels, R. R. No. 8. Phone 0118. APARTMENTS to 'let in the Graham block lately vacated by the Pryne family. MALOOLN BLACK. To RTntax-25 to 28 acres of land with good barn add house in the village of Brussels. Apply to W. F. STanmmoN, jeweler, Brussels A Goon house for sole with Stable and fruit trees. Apply at Tim Poem, —o— Wm. and Mrs, McFadzean and daugh- ter, Madeline, formerly of Brussels, now of Elkhorn, Man., are here on a visit to Mrs. A. Sinclair and other relatives, CHANGED HEADQUARTERS. -Last week headquarters of Brussels Company of the 161st, Huron Battalion, was changed to the building North of S C. Wilson's grocery, known as the Kirk store, so as to have more ample accommodation The rooms are very comfortable and the stores will also be kept there. Call iu, leave your name, get a uniform and be a soldier of the King. PARLIAMENT AND NATION BUILDING, - Last Monday evening James Bowman, M, P., gave an interesting address be- fore the Epworth League in the Metho- dist church on "Parliament in Nation Building." Rev. D Wren presided. Mrs Parker read a chapter out of Nellie McClung's new book, "In Times like these," and Misses Jennie and Irla Rands sang a choice duet. Mr. Bowman was thanked for bis timely ad tress. OWING to tbe enlistment for military duty of many members of their staffs the banks throughout Canada are finding it extremely difficult to keep their work up. On behalf of our local hanks we have been requested to appeal to their customers to do their banking as early in the day as possible. We have also been requested to announce that be- ginning with the rot of February both banks in Brussais will open at 9 a m, and close at 3 p. m., with the exception of Saturday, when the usual closing hour of 1 o'clock will be observed, FARMERS' INSTITUTE, - The regular meeting of East Huron Farmers' In- stitute will be held in the Town Hall, Brussels, on Wednesday of next week, 19th inst., sessions at 13o and 7 30 p, m. Speakers will be A, R. G. Smith, New Hamburg, and J. M. McCallum. Shakespeare, who will deal with in• teresting topics. Every farmer within a range of io miles is asked to attend and show bow live any interest is felt in the Farmers' Instithle, On the after- noon of thea s me day Mrs R L Moore - house. of Cairo, will speak to the Wo- men's Institute in the audience room of the Public Library and she will also give an address at tire public e meetin g in the Hall in the evening. There will no doubt be a large turn out of ladies to greet Mrs. Moore - house as she comes for the first time to Brussels. A musical program will be rendered at the evening session, to which the public is cordially invited, only be on time. RECRUITING --A meeting for the pur- pose of organizing a Recruiting League was held in Brussels on Monday, Toth Inst , when the following rff vers were elected : -Hon .Pres., las Bowman, M. P. ; President, W. M. Sinclair ; est Vice -President, 3 F, Rowland 1 2nd Vice -President, Peter Scott ; Seca Treas., F. H. Gilroy Committees were Appointed as follows t-Brussais-D, C, Ross, G, N. McLaren and Tea. Beilan-- tyne, Township of Grey -»North- P. A. McArthur and Geo. Johnston, Centre -Rev. D. Wren and A H. Mc- Donald. South -R. W Liviagatol, Wm, Cameron and Areh: Hislop, Township of Mortis--North--Rev, A. J. Mann, R. Procter, Wm. Elston, Walter ' Ybi11 and Rev. Mr. Thompson, South -Rev, R E Page, John Shortreed. R. G Smith, T. Miller end Albert Howlett. Walton --Rev, R. A. Lundy, Rev, F. W. Craik, W. 5, Neal,fj. Waft, Duncan Johnator, Rev, D, Wren and A, Hislop. • ,he•eeee•41••••••••00••04••• •e•••••••••• • •• e •••••••N••• 0 • • East Huron Produce, Fmporium • • • Prices Offered1 • • •• +4,•;,S,d•Qr e•F'F�fr.1•d''d•'tb$+F'iF'hi'�h'Fed"....�F!9i. y i„h,l,... e • • 2, • Selected strictly New Laid Eggs 32C • • Fresh gathered Eggs - 28c • • Selected Dairy Print Butter - 27c I I Light -weight Prints and Unlabeled • • 2 Wrappers, Solids and Rolls - 289 2 •, 2 Dress Chickens, Roasters and: Broilers, crate fatted, showing quality - 14C • • • ENumber of Feeding Coops for sale at 75c each 1 ••500 bushels Feeding Wheat wanted. •• _ • — — • • 0 .0•••••00•••••••••••e••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 CAR OF Royal Household Flour Bran and Shorts just arrived and will be delivered to any part of the town. Good Potatoes and Salt Always on hand Ring 'Phone 411 and we will be at your service for anything in our line. W. J. McCracken NW JUDGE HOLT was in town on Wednes- day (or the 4th Division Court. The Socket was not heavily loaded. A COATING NT Of Brusselites put on the play "rhe Minister's Bride" at Jamestown Friday evening of this week ; Ethel, Monday evening of next week and Walton Friday evening following. In each case the company go under the auspices of the Women's Institute and the proceeds will be devoted to Patriotic purposes, AN EVENING WITH BURNS. -The Wil- ling Workers of Melville church will Rive an evening with Burns. in the Town Hall on January 25th. The pro- gram will consist of readings, Scotch music. vocal and instrumental and over 6o views of Scotland and 3o of Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch. Admis- sion 25 and 150. MRs. A. NICHOL DECEASED.- Mrs. Robert Henderson was summoned to Newark. N. J., owing to the serious ill- ness of her sister, Mrs. A. Nichol. Word came after Mrs. Henderson had gone that Mrs. Nichol died Monday. She had a stroke on Sunday. The hus- band, 3 sons and a daughter survive, who will be large sharers in the sym- pathy ot many. AMONG the new applicants for enlist- ment in the Brussels Company is a quintette of employees in the Standard Bank of Canada, and the Bank of Nova Scotia, Brussels, In the number are A. R. Mustard, Roy Burton and J. F. Reuben, of the former and A. H. 1v11111- gan and E. G. Rankin, of the latter, The official month's notice has to be given to the head office before the young men will he released. NOT SIGNED.- A communication 10 to hand criticising sharply "the premedi- tated action of Councillors Thomson and Burchill" as it related to their "unwar- ranted attack on the Medical Health Officer and the town utility man at last Council meeting". The real name of the writer will De necessary before letter will be published. THE POST may add here that we understood Council busi- ness was over before our scribe left the room at 12 3o last Monday to keep another engagmeut, hence the item re tarred to does not appear in the minutes on page 4 Brussels leads the procession as far as we have heard iu the matter of a mem- ber of the Council Board joining the ranks. Last Saturday Councillor Fred. Burchill who was elected by acclamation to Brussels Municipal Council, offered bis services to the zetst Huron Battalion and on acceptance has been drilling every day glace. As he weighs over 2 To there was no uniformin Stock ock hi s fit so a special measurement khaki outfit had to be ordered, Pta. Burchill rch Il i s owner of the big skating and curling rink in town also, so between all bis jobs his time should he well ocen lett The Meal company is being drilled Here for the Winter. Lieut. W. F. Scott i6 in charge and the boys are getting along well. NO. CURRIE alt,, ANSWERS THE CALL -Last Tuesday morning. about 8 o'clock, Juo. Currie, to , died at his home, Mill street, aged 65 years and to months, He had been in bed less than a week from a bad attack of lagrippe when his heart gave out, 3 years ago 1 his left leg was broken by. a fall at the rink and he never regained his former vigor. Deceased was born at Kelsey, Scotland and lived at Seaforth totality for many years He was married there 43 years ago to Hannah Burton, who wdh 2 sons (Andrew and John, of Brus- AL RINGLING DEAD - AI Ringling,. eldest ut the Ringling brothers, veteran circus men, died of heart disease at hie home at Baraboo, Wis„ aged 62 years. He had been ill more or less for the last three years. since his frantic efforts to save the Ringling circus from destruc- tion when it was caught io the flames of a burning lumber yard. His illness was aggravated last Summer by over-exer- tion when he personally conducted the construction of a theatre which Ile do• nated to 13arabno. He had not left home since the theatre was dedicated on November 17. People We Talk About Miss Helen S. Murray, Tavistock, is visiting at the home of Mrs, Wm. Ross. Ford Aitcbeson, Roselown, Sask spent the week with Robt. and Mrs. Th well. Mrs Dora McFadzean and son, Wil- frid, spent the week end with Listowel friends, A. R. Mustard, teller in the Standard Back, has been laid up this week with the grippe. Roy Burton, ledger keeper, substituted during his ebsenee. Miss Madge Donaldson and Mrs,. Harris were at Atwood on Tuesday at- tending the wedding of the tormer's brother. Idiss Madge will be away for a week. Tuesday Margaret, daughter of S. C. and Mrs. Wilson, fell on tbe ice at scbool and received an injury to one eye, We hope she will noon be better of the con- cussion. E. C. Danford has been on the sick list with lagrippe, pleurisy and a sort of rheumatism but is ab'e to get to the store now. We hope he will soon regain his usual vigor. Norman Smith, who Was a holiday visitor here for a few weeks, returned to Borden, Sask„ this week His sister, Miss D Smith and the former's daugh- ter, also wet t West. Coaductor and Mrs. Blake Scott and son, of Moose Jaw, are here for a visit. Mrs Scott is a daughter of R. Bewley, a well known Morrisite, and a sister to Mrs Chas. Ritchie, Brussels, Mrs, (Dr) McRae was visiting rela- tives and friends in Toronto this week. She accompanied her sister, Miss Dora Smith and little deice that far on their homeward trip to Borden, Sask, J no, E and Mrs. Smith, Brandon, Mau„ who spent some weeks renewing old triendships in Brussels and locality left for Toronto last Saturday en route to their home. Their visit was a mutual pleasure, George Manning, of Brussels, has en- listed with headquarters at Stratford, and George D vis; who went to Chesley lest Fall has resigned bin post sod next Monday dons the khaki with troth Bat- talion at Stratford. Alderman D. M. Ferguson, Stratford, hat been chosen Chairman of the Finance Committelofthe Classic city fur ig16, 1) M. is a former Brussellte and we are pleased to see him given the preferment as we believe he will ring true every time, THE PoaT hopes to see him in the Mayor's chair at no dis lent day. Monday evening Wm. and Mrs. Me- Fadzeau and Miss Madalene, of Elk- horn, Manitoba, arrived here for a holi- day visit. It is 13 years since they re- moved to the West from this locality and the first visit back. The West evidently agrees well with them as they look as natural as ever. Mr. and Mrs. Mac. will spend a month or so renewing old friendships in this community. They say they have had some cold weather in the West this season. ■ iri Wanted Operators on Sewing Machines in Shirt Oslo,) and 2 daughters, (Mrs. 5 Eddy, and Collar Depart- London and Mrs, Gordon McDowell, merits. Brussels.) survive, 'rile etibjent of this notice bongbt out the butchering Susi- nese of bis brother, Andrew, Brussels, Will Teach a few 12 years ago and has lived in town since. Beginners. He was an industrioue man and well g known ib the community. In ebtircb relationships he Was a Presbyterian and Rev, A, J, Mann will conduct the fun• era. service Thursday afternoon at a The Williams Greene & Rome Co, o'cloak. Interment will be made in 28.9 Limited Brussels cemetery. Andrew, Wm. T, B�Irlin 0171 and George are the surviving brothers. i ■ THE` ••••••••••••••1••••••••e•• STANDARD- BANK Snow OF CANADA HEAD gRPIGE e TORONTO • • oes A General Banking Business Conducted, Accounts of Farmers, Merchants and Menu• facturerl5 receive careful attention. TRUST BUNDS should be deposited ill SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. Highest current rater of Interest are •T �D 1.74 •7a paid half yearly. - 214 BRUSSELS BRANCH, , Manager. amicoloommor Miss Lil Lamotlt is visiting with her sister; Mrs, S. 13e11, Teeswater, who is i11 with an attack of lagrippe. "Pat." Monroe, a former resident of Brussels, is now enlisted 10 one of the Battalions whose headquarters are Hamilton in the meantime. Druggist Harry Croaky and Mrs, Crooks, Paris, Ont., and Mrs. A. Me - Kenzie and two daughters, Chilton, spent the New Year holiday at the pareutal home with George and Mrs. Crooks, Albert 'street. Brussels: Mr, Crooke and Mrs. McKenzie were old time residents of this locality who are known to many readers of Tan POST. Church Chimes Next Sabbath morning the pastor will speak in the Metnod-st church on "The principle of recovery" and at the evening. service "What rneaneth this clash of arms 2" The members o1 Brussels Company will attend service at St. John's church bext Saoday morning at It o'clock. Rector Page wtll conduct the service.' WHAT My CHURCH STANDS FOR Monday evening in the Methodist church a very inlerestiug program will be rendered in Cenne0liob with the Epworth League. In subject for the evening "et hat my Church stands for," Rev. R E Page will speak for the Anglican church ; 'Rev. R. A. Lundy, Walton, for the Presbyterian church and Rev. F, W. Craik, Walton, for the Methodist church. Special musical numbers will be rendered. Meeting at 8 o'clock, MELVILLE SABBATH. SCHOOL ANNUAL MEETING -Last Thursday evening the teachers and officers of Melville Sabbath School convened and appointed the fol- lowing officers and teachers t --Superin- tendent, Rev. A. .J. Mann ; Assistant, Jas, Fox ; Sec. -Treasurer, 'Phos. Ann- strong; Librarians, Harry Ament and 1, Ballantyne ; Teachers -T. Fox, A. D. Grant, Mesdames Kerr, Oliver. Mc- Guire, Mann, Ferguson and McRae; Misses Ament, Stewart, Smith, Strach- an, Henderson. Smith and Moore. Substitute Teachers -Mrs. Gillespie, Mrs. Wilson, Miss McDonald, Miss P, Deadman, J. Fox and B. S Scott. n The collections were allocated as -tel lows :-Point Aux Trembles, $25,00 ; Miss Ross' salary, $25 00 ; Testaments for soldiers, $10.00 ; Home Missions, 515 00 ; Foreign Missions, $15 00. Belgrave Friday evening of this week the 0. 0, F. Shedd their annual At Home in their Hall here. Miss Sarah McDougall is on the sick list with facial et ysipelas but we wish her speedy recovery. Subject next Sunday evening in the Methodist church will be "Joseph in the house of Potiphar." Rev. Mr. Boyle and Miss Turnbull Were visitors at the. Manse, Oranbrook, with Rev, and Mrs. McCulloch, on Tuesday. Mr. Wray, of Saskatchewan, spent a few days here with hie uncle and aunt, Joseph and Mrs, Brandon, He was a welcome visitor. At the Farmers' Olub meeting Tues- day John Clegg was chosen President. As he is a rustler there should be a good year of practical work in connec- tion with the Olub, Leet Sunday evening as Mise May Hopper was walking to church she slipped and gave one ankle a severe sprain. We are glad to hear she is doing well, We are sorry to state that the li year old daughter of James and Mrs, Dow, 10th Con„ East Wawanosh, died Thursday of last week, of a heart trouble. Funeral took place Satur- day to Wingham cemetery, service being conducted by Rev. Mr. Parna- b WOMEN'S INSTITUTE. -Next meet- ing of Belgrave Women's Institute will be held at the home of Mrs. Nelson Higgins on Monday afternoon, 17th inst., to which all the ladies of the locality are invited. Miss M. V. Powell, Whitby, will address the meeting and as she is said to be a fine speaker thewomen folkshould nob mien hearing her. Mies Powell will give an addTesa at the ,joint meeting the same evening in the O. 0. F. Hall. BORN BRYAse.-In Morris township on January 4th, 1910, to lir. and Mrs. Harvey Bryant', a eon. KYLR -In Eruseela, on January 11115, 1010 to Mr, rind Mrs. W. ,r. Kyle, a non -William Verner, a x -In Brussel . en ,(ciliaryp 8 7810 SP to Mr, and 1tlrs.aWesley Opetrank�Grey township, a daughter, MARRIED GARDINRR-MTLEa: On January let, 1918, at Oktoago, by Rev. Floyd Beckwith, Dr. John Gardiner, to Mise Edith, daughter of Mre, Alias Miles, both of Mount Morris, Illinois. DIED CDnnre.-In Beuseole, on ,Tenuary 11th, .1910 John Currie, sr., aged 66 years sod 10 11101101.1. HAI; nra,—In Toronto, on January 81h, 1910, Ellen Melinda Doubledre, wire of R. B. Berrie, formerly of Wroxeter, in her 813h year, AUOTION SALES FRIDAY .TAN. 191,11. -Farre stook, tmptements &o„ 01 tot 29, Cen. 19, Grey t0wn0hln• Sale unreserved at 1 p, m, aharp. J. W. Benders, Prep. 1 11 5, Scott, Auc. TUsa0AY, JAN1IAnY1814n,-39'nrin stools, 1m - plum ante. &e., Lot 21, Come, Grey, Sale un- reearVad nt 1 p. m. apnea, Robe, Barr, Prop., T, R, Bonnett, Auc. ruaanAY, JANUARY,262n.B'arni stock, grain, hay, &o., Lot 20, Con, 15, Grey • fawn/Whip, Melo unreserved at 1 p. m. Alonzo Heath, Prep., 0, F, Vnudrielt, Atte. BRUSSELS MARKET Wheat Oata Peas Barley Butterttte Hoge Hay 81 0 1 50 277 01 07 1 26 28 90 90 000 000 Potatoes per bus 18 90 11 40 Wool washed 20 88 Meeting of Huron County Council The Connell of the Corporation of the Coun- ty of Huron will meet in the Council Chamber 1n the Town of Goderieh on Tuesday the 25111 inst., at the hour of 8 ololook. All aceounte for settlement must beplaeed. with the clerk before this date, W. LANE, Clerk, Dated ,Tan. 7008, 1910. East Huron Agricultural Society ANNUAL. MEETING The Annual Meeting of East Huron 2grloal- tural Society will be held in the. Town Hall, Bruseele, on Wednesday, January 10011, 1016, at 1 80 o'clock p. m, Business of the Meetiing-Re- cetving the Annual Statement and Auditors' Report, appointing Officers for they year 1010, TH00, MILLER, President. M. BLACK, Secretary. Auction Sales AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOOK, HAT, ORLIN, &O.-0. F, Vnndrlak, Auctioneer, has received instructions from the undersign-. ed to sell by Public Auction at Lot 20, Con, 10, Grey, On Tuesday, ,Tannery 266b, all p. m., the following property: -1 team geldings rising 8 yyears old,1 gelding rising 4 years, 1111111 rising 2 years, l egad driver, .- Rsneral purpose horde, 1 cow due to wive Feu, 21st, 1 cow due to calve Feb. 18th, 1 cow due to calve April tet, 1 heifer rising 8 years due to calve Feb 1 th,. 0 steers rising 2 years, 6 steers rising 2 years, 2 heifers rising 2 years, a good Spring salvos, 1 polled Augur grade calf to wean, old, 0store pige,7 young pigs ready to wenn, 1 brood sow, 1 reg- istered TnmworWlede due to farrow Maroli 10011, n quantity of good timothy hey, a quare. lily of Improved Banner oats would do lar seed, about 160 bashers Of feed oats, 1 MoCor- miekmanure spreader, 1 large water tank, 1 set of heavy harness with breeching. Sale without reserve as the proprietor ie .leaving the farm he hay bad leased. Terms. - An sums of $10 and under Dash, over that amount 10 months credit on approvedjoint notes or 6% off for cashon credit amounts. ALONZO HEATH, Proprietor. PAISSIEMPOffilailffiGaffiffiffilleette • 22• We have just receiv- ed a nice new sock 2 of Snow Shoes in Ladies' and Gents'. a' sizes. Also a good stock of • e Hockey • • 4 • • Sticks •AT-- ee _FOX' r •DRUG STORE 0 ••••••••••••••••••e•••••••' Bulls for Sale Several ohotee bred Short Horn youngbulls for side, some fit for eerviee, Anybody inter- ested should call end teeppeel- JAMES OPEIR, Brussels P. 0. Phone 108 Lot 80. Con, 0, Morrie, Bull for Service. The undersigned will keep for service on Lot 20, Con. 7, Gray, the. tlioro'-bred Shorthorn Durham Bull, llleadowbrook Alex *=100828,..... Terms 91.68 to be paid -011 or before February let, 1017.. Pedigree maybe seen on applioa- tion. CHAS. A. LAMONT, 27-11 Proprietor, Notice to Creditors In the matter of the estate of Hooter McQuarrie, late of the Township of Grey, Ju the County of Huron, farm- er, deceased. Nottoe le hereby given pursuant to the Re- vised Statutes of Ontario, 1914, Chapter 121, Seo. 59, that all persona having alaime against the estate or the said Hester McQusrrie, Who died on or about the Eighteenth day of Dooant- Ser,,016,are required on orbefore the Rah day of Jonuary, 1910, to send by post prepaid or deriver 00 Wb>Ihun 1., NrQYuirriu, Brussels Ontario, one of the Exeenters of the last Will and Testament of the deceased, their Chris- tian and rummies, addresses nod descriptions, the full particulars of their claims, the state - meet of their accounts and the nature of the security (tfany) held by then. And further take notice that after such )net mentioned date the Executors will pro- ceed to dletrlbute the aseets of the said deeeas. 5(0502055 the 51,1-0100 entl,Ied thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice, and the Executors will not 1>e (table fur the said assets or anypart thereof to any person of whose claim no Mae shall not have been received by them at the time of such distribution. Dated thisllth day of January. HMS IW. M. SINCLAIR, 284 Solicitor for the Executors, •F•+4+4+4+4+4+44.4+•+••0444.0 MF•4••+•+•+4+•*4 4,+•0••+so-0•t • + • • ♦• i • • • • •d• • • ••l• • • • ••p • 4• • THE CASH SHOE STORE Reduced Prices Following goods are of- fered at Reduced Prices commencing on Saturday, January 8th :— Hockey Shoes, Ladies' and Gents - Heavy Rubbers, Men's and Boys' Felt Goods of all kinds. A few Blankets left which we are clearing at Cost. One Saskatchewan Robe, large size, $8.75. Repairs in Shoes or Rubbers promptly done. .1. • •i• • �. • • • e k • •I• • + • • • • + 4. + • s • • A •r • + • • • Pone 47hX Richards & & o.• • •t • 'F•+•+440.4••+•+•'h'4+•+.+•+•4•••}•+�3•••t•••d'•3•••Me•i•••1••+i•I••4•••h• •••4•••••••••••••••••4•••• ••1•••••••••1•••••••••4.1• • ••2 • 2 • • i • • 2 • 2 • • • • • 2 • • 2••••••••••••••••••••••••••4+••+•+44•••••••4•,444••444 How Your Stock Doing 2 ! • We are the local Agents for Wodehouse's Famous Preparations and keep in stock :-- • •• Wodehouse's Animal Invigorator ulkjuid stf for I Illnelnhnnnnln Poultry Inui.an..wi.a.. Chicken-i?z,,,:.L er's best friend • e Wndshouse's lice ' Sure death to all Hiller vermin. 2 11 t1. • Complete fnOU''uctiotle for the feeding and use of these . Ire orationsY 1 P • ALSO HANDLE • Zenoleum and Liquid Zenoleum • • • The weft known Lohse Killer For Disinfecting Purposes. • Keep your Stock thriving and therebymake money.♦: 2 Walker s 2 Gerry&. �•alker clydW' • Stere • BRUSSELS