The Brussels Post, 1916-1-20, Page 8A1!ter the Grippe
ippe 15 going I's rounds end if
vote hate had it it has no daub'
left You weak and run down, A
good tont° will be found in
REXA4t. PREPARATION OF
COD LIVER OIL
It contains all the valued drug prim -
Moles of purest Cod Liver Oil, with
out the disagreeable taste of the oil
itself, and bas proven valuable in
treating run clown weakened condi-
eions. It will build up your strength.
Large bottle $: oo
Rexalt Grippe Tablets
250 a package.
Remit! Cherry Bark Cough Cure
25 and 500 bottles
Blood Root Cough Cure
25 and 5oc bottles
Eucalyptus and Menthol Pastilles
50 per oz
Cough Drops -2 oz for 5c.
And other Cold Preparations,
Columbia
Records
Have you a G i unophoue ? If so you
Will Want some mote Recol'ds-some of
those that have come nut la'e'y. Here
ere some tine Dottble Disc Rewords you
will like
A. 1820 ) The Vacant Chair -Sung by
to in, $1 Slitter Quartette
)Tenting on the Old Camp
Grouutl-Shltar Quartette
A 1735 1, Because-Iestrunleutal Trio
to in. $t) Mother 'decree-.
Instrumental 'trio
A 1807 ) Down in Bom Bombay -
JO In 850 a Baritone and Tenor Duet
) Tell Me Some More-
Baritone Solo
A 2827 L In the Gloaming of Wyoming
xo in 85c Piney Ridge
A 5707 ) Tyrolean Eehoes-Violin,
22 In. 1 25 e Flute end Harp Trio
S Humoreske-Violin Solo
There are many others. Let us play
them for you whether you intend to pur-
chase or not.
The ' ✓ 1. a Store M F. p '44 i 1 !i
DR'UGGiST AND STATIONER.
ural stn Pim
RENEW for 'Pan PosT.
DON'T Irifle with Legrippe.
POTATOES are a scarce article,
SKATING rink is well patronized.
Iers'LALL a telephone and be happy..
Do you patronize the Public Library?
BRus••rLs Horse Fair Thursday, Feb.
5th.
THE POST gives the news, Help us
do it.
READ the advertisements and save
money
Some, cold weather bas been on the
program.
LARGE stock of excellent butter wrap-
pers at THE POST waiting your order.
Reeve LIVINGsxoN, of Grey township,
should be Huron County's next Warden.
IN renewing for THE POST from Cry-
stal City, Manitoba, a subscriber writes.
We look forward for THE Pos'r each
week as a letter from home.
MARK IT. -When you send a news.
paper with some special item to a fneud
always mark the pa, agraph'of interest so
that it may be found with ease.
ELM DAV,- Free Bros., Brussels, in-
vite all the babies of 2 fears and under
to their studio on Saturday. 22nd 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.
HOME MADE COOKING -Brussels Wo-
men's Institute will hold a sale of home-
made rn,kin•r and farm produce, on
Saturday, 29th inst., at 2 o'clock, at the
audience room of the Public Library.
Light lunch, with cup of tea, will also be
served. Proceeds to be devoted to
Institute work.
LAST week Learned Rattan, Bluevele,
purchased a house and let owned by
Mrs. H.•1.. Jackson, town, located on
Queen street. Itis tenanted at present
by D and Mrs. McQuarrie. Mr, and
Mrs. Ruttan purpose moving to town
haviug sold their Bluevale property.
They own an too acre farm near James-
town.
AN EVENING WITH Buesw,-The Wil-
ling Workers of Melville church will 1
give at evening g ve ng with Burn=, in the
Town Hall on January 22th, The pro b
gram will consist of readings, Scotch A
music, vocal and instrumental and over
6o views of Scotland and 3o of Mrs. t
Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch. Admis-
sion 25 and x5c. See the bills.
EAST Huron Farmers' Institute met
here on Wednesday with A. R. G.
Smith, of New Hamburg, as the speak-
er. Mrs. RL.M
oa[ehouse
of Cairo,
adore sed the e Wome '
n s Instituto in the
afternoon in the au Bence room of the c
Public Library. A joint meeting was s
held in the Town Hall in the evening.
Storms of previous days interfered with 0
the attendance. to
CHRIS. WALKER. 'DEAD. -Christopher a
Walker of London, well-known to many iu
throughout Western Ontario, dropped w
dead in that city shortly after two o'clock s
Saturday, 8th inst, Mr. Walker was on
his way to the market and soddenly fell G
to the sidewalk, He was carried into an b
office but expired almost immediately. q
For a umber ot years he resided ire B
Ailsa Craig C a g where he was postmaster, u
dater moving to London. Besides his tb
wife and one daughter, Margaret, be is tv
survived by a sister, Mrs. Ben. Philips,
Croswell, Micb„ and one brother, al
Joseph, of London, Deceased was a No
cousin to Mrs. A. R, Currie and Mrs, J. to
1' Ross, ot Brussels. W
THANKS, -The following letter from C
Corporal A. K. Zapfe, former'y of the ab
Standard Bank staff, who enlisted with w
the Princess Pats reinforcement from A
Saskatoon and is now at the front, was ch
received by Mrs, D. C. Ross, Brussels, Ch
and speaks for itself. MRs. DAvtn C. M
Ross, Brussels, Oot, ;-Will you please
accept and convey .to the other kind str
friends, m heartiest thanks and ap- he
preciation for the many good things con- las
tained in the Christmas box to hand to- co
day. I have been remembered by many sit
this happy season but no parcel has rib
brought me more happiness than this of
one from my Brussels friends, so when I rig
say "Thank You" I say it in the fullest Fr
meaning of the words. We expect to Ma
return to France in a few days, Our the
Battalion i i
s doing fatigues here fora sa
week or so, A5 I write, a shell exploded
a couple of hundred yards away, not we
aimed et our billets but at our battery wa
located behind us. The Huns fail ,to wa
Morita it. Last night we worked at wire an
entanglements only Soo yards from the 13es
enemies trenches. They shelled the dr
road we were oo but failed to register a Wi
hit. The present program, it carried La
out, will see us working on Christmas Le
eve. We had hoped to have a really Rh
good meat in a town but it's off now. to
Enclosed is a snap of my section -the W.
best fellows in the army. My former ad- St
dress will fled Inc. Again thanking you aid
all and wishing each one all goad tillage Cr
for 19x6, Believe ma, Very sincerely Fo
room, AMngosn IC. Been. Ge
$arhewbero In Belgium, Tuesday, Dec. 4, 1
21st, req. PIP
SEND THE POST to the absent member
of your family.
HURow County Council wilt meet
next Tuesday, 25th inst., in Goderieh.
BANK hours in Bnissels after Febru-
ary est, on Saturdays 9 a. m, to t p m
Practice o0 it now.
COUNCILLOR HEwIT'1• has invested in
a fine pony for the benefit of Mrs,
Hewitt and Miss Rhoda
NEXT Monthly Horse Fair in Brussels
will be held on Thursday, February 3rd.
Mark down the date and be on band
that day.
hKATING FOR LAn1Es,-Each Wednes-
day afternoon the risk will be reserved
for ladies desiring to indulge in tbe
healthful exercise of skating.
This week Daniel McQuarrie bought
a comfortable house and good lot, on
Albert strew', tram S. Burke, of Grey
township and will take possession in the
near future.
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FOR $ALA: 9 naives and, 2 milah OOwe, Lot 7,
Con. 5, Grey. Phone 4018. J, W. Morrison,
no You 88 tics PcTATOA5 5-A car will be
to hand this week so if you desire to purchase
wee or call up W.T. Me(reeken, grocer, es he
wiehee to deliver from the car as ler as pos-
sible. His telephone No, is 48.
Hassan THE MCGREGOR Snap. - Having
leased the Tom McGregor shop lam prepared
to attend to say gumming and filing, cooper --
age,
wood work repairs, eta. Give the a oal1.
Satsfaction assured and moderate prices.
GED. EDWARDB,
PLEASA CALL AND SETTLE. -All aeeonnte be-
longing to the estate John Currie & Ron in net
be settled by Feb, 1st. After that date they will
be handed in for collection.
A noon stoneboot for sale, One for handling
manure in Winter., Straw wanted..
G. A. DtADHAN.
&HOama FOR SALaj 50 ton of clients for sale.
all made of Fall wheat. Price $28.50 per ton.
Bring your bags to take it away. Half ton lots
the tenet will be eold at this price. Strictly
sash. Must go out immediately to make room.
Blyth Flour Mill, C.B. Basan, Proprietor.
BROWN Li means Foie SALE. -15 ooakerele,
15 pullets, laying end 5 hens. Apply to
ALF. BARRER, Brussels.
SEsaLrao sliver nail lite lost between St.
John's ebureh and Inc G. T. R. depot. Finder
will greatly oblige by leaving 11 at THE Po0T.
FoA SALe,-Farm of late Hector .McQuarrie,
Lot 12, Con. 4, Grey township, Also quantity
of hay, implements and horeea. _A_ppply on
remiees within two weeks or wee W, L. Me-
QUAaRIH.
APARTHENTe to 'let 'in the Graham block
ately vacated by Inc Pryne family,
MAI.00LSc BLAOK.
'Po RENT. -25 to 28 neres of land with good
am and house in Inc village of Brussels.
pply to W. F, STRATTON, Jeweler, Brussels.
A 0o0D house for sole with stable and fruit
reeve. Apply at THA POST.
THE Pose clubs with all the city
dallies. We can handle your orders
romptly,
THE weather was very stormy and
old several oral dugs this week disarranging
number of gatherings of various
baracter planned for this week.
torm gave business quite a bump also.
Tete Poser wishes to call the attention of
ontrib
utors, correspondents, and others
the necessity of sending in such matter
s they may have for publication as early
the week as possible. Remember
e go to press early Thursday morning
o as to catch the rural routes,
ANNUAL meeting of the Brussels
rey & Morris Telephone Company will
e held in the Town Hall, Brussels,
uesda
y, February alit, at 2 p. m.
usiness will be the presentation of au-
ual report, election of Directors and
e transaction of other business There
ill no doubt be a large attendance.
NEWOPAPER proprietors received a
am at last Municipal Election. Among
e slain were tt j, Hueter, Kincardine;
bo Joynt, Luoknow ; H. B. Elliott,
ingliem and the opponent to Mayor
huroh Toronto, They didu't whine
out it though. In the list of victories
as Inc election of J, A. Auld, of tbe
mherstburg Echo, to the Mayor's
air and W, J Elliott, of the Ingersoll
roniole, to the chief seat at /het town's
ttuioipal Board.
UNXQVE -Mrs. 'Thos. Ennis, John
eet, received s very unique gift from
r daughter, Mts. Smith, Manitoba,
t week. It is a knitting needle case
nsisting of two bright braee cartridge
ells with red, white anti blue striped
hon shirred on with elastic, the length
Inc needles, to Bold Inc ca tridge the
ht dlatance apart. Cartridges are
encs ones from the front brought to
nitoba by a wounded soldier from
re. It is a pretty and useful keep.
ke.
CARNIVAL -'Thursday evening of last
ek the first carnival for Inc season
s held in Brussels skating rink, Toe
s good, costumes natty and attend
ce large,
Pr'ze list isE was as Follows :-
t dret•sed lady, Miss A. Leitch ; best
mad girl, Jean Fox and Marguerite
hoe best Lir
0550
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Jno. Me-
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best dressed bay, Clayton
tt ; best Nnttonal costume, girl
oda Hewitt; best National militate,
y, Edgar Hollinger; best comic gent;
Buchanan ; best mimic boy, A,
ewart ; best dressed couple from mit-
e point, V. Sperling and Mies Leitch,
atibrook ; J mile race for boys, Alex,
x ; 5 lap ladies race, Miss Stella
rry ; Io lap Pace, Move, lim Lowry
ap race, girls, Marjorie Ross, A
er from Atwood supplied the mesio,
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STANDARD BANK
OF' CANADA
(HEAD OFFICE - TORONTOr
EVERY good Bank has a lt'ESRRYE FUND as a Pro"
vision for lean years and the inevitable relay day,
This Fund bas been accumulated from Surplus Earnings
and i■ a source of strength and stability.
Everyone should have a RESERVE FUND. Without
it no one isiin a safe financial condition,
Our Savia$s Department offers an ideal opportunity for
EST '0 ie7a establishing YOUR RBSERVB FUND. 299
BRUSSELS BRANCH,
J. F. 'Rowland, El DI, Manager.
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BORN
YouNa.-In Stretford, on •January 18th 1918,
to Mr. and Mra. George Young (nee llama
Huether) a daughter,-IieIon Margaret,
MARRIED
SIMPHON CALDIDR.-At "Sassy Acres,"Innis-
fail. Alta., on December 90th, 1916,. by Rev.
J, ;fes, youngest
William DM' 61 e. Miss
Agnes, youngest daughter of Mra'uhos.
Calder, formerly of Grey townshto,:Hnron
Co.
DIED
OAstnanN,-Lt Oranbrook, on Januar 17th,•••••••••••••••4•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••4,a 1010, Eliznheth McComb, relict of, the late
John Cameron, aged 84 years.
RED Cross Circle will meet next Tues-
day afternoon. They are arranging for
a'1`ea for the following Tuesday.
BRUSSELS Red Cre-s Society will meet
in the Board room of the Public Library
this(Thursday) evening at 8 o'clock to
atteud toa few business matters.
Same M, Y MCLEAN DEAD. -Wed-.
oesday moraiug of this week M. Y.
McLean. the well known Editor of the
Huron Expositor, Seaforth, passed away
aged 73 years. He had been poorly for
the past few months. Funeral will be
held next Monday, •
RECRUITING MEETING AT JAMESTOWN.
-A recruiting meeting will be held in
Victoria Hall, Thursday evening of this
week at 6 o'clock. Addresses by Revds.
Messrs. Tbomsou and Mann and B. S.
Scott. A contingent of Brussels soldiers
will also attend.
ANNUAL meeting of the Howiek
Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be
held in the Township Hall, Gorrie, on
February 'nth, at 2 o'clock. Vice -
President H. Edgar, 3. Ktriuo and J. D.
Miller, are Inc retiring Directors but
probably all willing to be re-elected.
Mr. Miller has only been at the Board
since his father died last year.
People We Talk About
Pte George Manning was home from
Stratford training eamp over Sunday.
Miss Mable Colvin is borne from Bran-
don, Man„ for a visit of couple of weeks.
Mrs. Eddy, of London, was here for
the funeral of her father, John Currie,
sr,
Miss Daisy Wilson, who conducts a
Millinery store at Wroxeter, is home in
Brussels, tor a short vacation.
Mrs. Hugh Carr, Rudyard, Mich., is
here for a visit. She is the eldest
daughter of Richard Roe, John street.
Privates Stewart Fox and Reynold
Barkley have gone to Clinton to. take
their places with the Army Medical
corps.
Mrs Wm. McCall, John street, has
not been as well as usual this week but
we hope she will soon be quite hearty
again,
Lorne Stephenson attended the An -
nue' Convention of the Western Dairy -
mens' Association held at St. Marys last
week. He enjoyed it very much.
Dao. McLauchlin, from near Brandon,
Manitoba, is here on a holiday with re-
latives and friends. He has spent a
good many years in the West and likes
it.
Nurse Ballard, of Berlin, and Miss
Mina McRae, of Ammer, are visiting
relatives and friends in Brussels and
locality. The ladies are sisters to Mrs.
Jno Fergnson and Dr. McRae.
Wednesday of this week,oar old friend
Richard
Roe, John street, et celebrated
d
his 84th birthday. He is
smart and
received the cengratulatious of many
old friends.
Mrs. Mnnshaw, who has been a visitor
with her sister, Mrs, Thomas Maxwell.
John street, Brussels, tor the past 6
months, left this week for Crystal Lake,
Illinois, where she will make a visit with
members
of terraia '
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Mrs T. Haycroft and Miss Mat el, of
Port Arthur, are renewing old friend-
ships in Brussels. They had a siege of
lagrippe on arrival last week. Mrs, and
Miss Haycroft were former well known
residents of town and well known to
many.
David Shine, Wiarton, a former resi-
dent of this locality, be being a son of
the late Michael Shine, of Grey town-
ship, is rebewing olrl acquaintances here.
It is 17 years since Mr, Shine moved
Northward. He may go to the West
next Spring. The visitor is a grandson
to Mrs, W. Shine, Queen Street. Brussels,
and nephew of Mrs, R. Dark,
Church Chimes
Monthly Missionary program in the
Methodist Sabbath School next Sunday
afternoon,
Sabbath morning next Brussels Com-
pany of the gest Battalion will attend
service In a 064 at Melville church.
See the Sunday School lesson notes
for next Sabbath's lesson on page 3 of
this issue. They are well worth careful
perusal
WILLING Woal<ERS.--Annual meeting
of the WilBug Workers of Melville
church wag held Monday lan. loth,
when h the following oHi e g were chosen.
-Ho -President, fres dint, Mrs. 5, C. Wilson
Presideet, Mrs, McGuire ; :et Vice -
President, Mrs A. D Grant ; mid Vice -
President, Mrs. Joe. Grant r
d i e-
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President, Mrs, Ameh+ ; 4th Vice Presi-
dent, Miss Rae Moses ; Secretary, Mra
1. Meadows ; Asst , Mrs. A. T. Currie 1
Treasurer, Mrs Geo, Thomson ; Asst.,
Mrs. J. Kerr, Total anieunteon tribuled
including balance from 1914, 81,528 81.
The expenditure is as foilows
Organ, 812o0,00; Electric Light, $188,-
ao ; Interest on mortlrage, $40,00 ; In-
surance on organ, $7 60; Other ex-
panses, $89 65 ; Balance on band, 43.36.
7.`olal $r555 81,
Rev, A. J. Manu attended the Tem
peranae Convention at Winghatn on
Wednesday in connection with the Com-
mittee of iso
Next Sabbash Rev. Mr Johnston, of
Ethel,will preach in Brussels Methodi,5
church. The pastor- will conduct an-
niversary services 'et Uniou Church,
Ethel circuit.
Brussele Company of soldier boy.; at-
tended service last Sunday morning at
St. John's church, The Rector primal?.
ed a very suitable discourse and J G
Jones sang "Crossing the Bar" in good
voice.
Morris council!
Meeting of Morris Council was held in
the Hall Jan. loth. After Reeve and
Councillors subseribed, to the obligation
of office the meeting was opened,
Reeve presiding.
Following township officials were ap-
pointed -A MacEwen Clerk, aelary
8200 ; Thos. Miller Assessor, $8o oo.
Member of the Board of Health,
Henry loheson ; Auditors, Richard
lohostoa and Peter McNabb, 81o.00
each, Printing contract W. H. Kerr,
$55 00. A By -Law for extending the
time tor returning the Collectors Roll
was formed and passed.
Following accounts were paid: -East
Boundary Wawanosh, $85.46 ; Eaan &
Lee, repair neckyoke, 81 75 ; 'Turnberry
Buttndary, 819 13 ; John Little, farm
bridge Black drain, $20 00 ; Garret
Maxwell, farm bridge Black drain, $2o,-
oo ; J H. Sellers, drawing and furnish-
ing tile, $3 oo ; Alex. Nichol, refund
McCaughy drain, $to.00 ; Dcuelas
Davidson, Sick Children Hospital, $5.-
00 ; R G. Reynolds, Children's Aid
Society, $25.00 ; Treasurer of Red Cross
Society, Toronto, $too.no,
Next Council meeting Monday, Feb.
14th, A, MACEWEN, Clerk,
AUCTION SALES
TossoAy, JANUARY, 28TH Paan stook, grain,
hay &o,; Lot 20, Con. 15, Grey township.
Sale unreserved at 1 p. 11n, Alonzo Heath,
Prop., 31.2'. Vandrink, Atm.
TM/Halm y, JANcrA Rs" 277'6.- Form stook,
implea,ente, aro„ North 5 Lob 21, Con, 0, Mor-
ris Townehtp. Sale nera'erved at 15, 10.
Champion Bros„ Proprietors ; F 5, Scott,
A notioneer:
FRIDAY, J4 NtrAfry 28TH -Parra, Farm stook,
implements, ,ria, North 3r Lots druid Con.
1,"Turnberry Township, favid Miller, estate.
Stile unreserved et 1 p m, W. 8. Mo8010her,
Assignee. F. S. Scott, Auctioneer; 8. A.
Snell sad Peter Moffatt, Inspectors,
BRUSSELS MARKET_
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:sheat - 5100 51.02
Oats 87 87
Peas 1 60 1 75
Barley 55 55
Butter 27 28
Eggs 00 .
85
Hog9 00 9 05
Hays 12 00 10100
Potatoes pper bus 140 1 40
Wool washed 29 88
QTRAYBD on the premises of the under-
signed, Lot 84, Con. 18, MoSlilop,a black
„urly dog. Owner le requested to prove prop-
erty, pay expenses and take him away.
GE0. NICHOLSON.
-Walton P. O.
Boar for Service
The undersigned will keep for service at Nr�
Lot 17, Con. 7, Morrie, the thoro'-bred Berk
shire boor, "Pine Grove Dave," 40842, bred by
W. W. Brownridge, Georgetown, a let prize
winner at Toronto and Ottawa. Have young
pigs, fit for service, for sale.
JAMES NICHOL, Proprietor.
Bull for Service.
The dnderetgned will keep for service on Lot
10, Oon.7, Grey, the thoro'-bred Shorthorn
Durham Bull, Meadowbroolc Alex -100828-.
Terme $1.50 to be paid on or before February
let, 1917. Pedigree may be Been on applies•
tion. CHAS. A. LAMONT,
27-tf Proprietor.
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Stock -taking has revealed too many goods
on hand and to reduce them we will allow
15 Cants Discount off the Dollar
for 28 Days, beginning Saturday, January
22nd, and ending Saturday,. Feb, 29th.
This will apply to all goods.
I Big Bargains for Small Feet
63 pairs of Women's Kid and Gun Metal Calf,
a•. Laced and Buttoned Boots, sizes 2ty,
t 3 and 3i, regularprices wereo
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AUCTION SALES OF FARM 8T008, HAY,
GRAIN, &o. -O, F. Vandriek, Auctioneer,
has received instruct/one from the undersign-
ed to bell by Nubile Auction at Lou 29; Uon, 15,
Grey, on Tuesday, Joinery 255h, at p m,, the
followiug'property;-1 team geldings rising 8
years old, 1 gelding rising 4 years, 1 /lily rising
2 years, 1 aged driver, l general purpose horse,
1 oow-due to calve Foh. 21st, I cow due to salve
Feb. 18th,1 oow due to calve April 1st, 1 heifer
rising 8 yeare due to calve Feb. las, 8 steers
tieing 2 year's, 0 steers rising 2 yearn, 2 heifers
rleing 2 years, 0 good Spring calves, 1 Polled
Angus grade calf 8 monlhe old. 6 store pigs, 7
young page ready to wean, .1 brood sow, 1 reg,
'Atered Tamworth sow due to farrow. Mach
16th, a uantity of good timothy hay, a quan-
tity of Improved. Banner, oats Would do for
seed,about 160 bushels of feed' oats 1 McOor-
inlrlt manure spreader, 1. large. water tank, 1
set of heavy hnrnese'witlr breeching, -Sale
without reserve as the proprietor Is leaving
the faro( he hag bad teased. Terme. - All
Bums of 810 and under cash.. over that amount
10 months °relit on approved joint notes or 5•Jc
off for cash on oredit amounts,
ALONZO BEATH, Proprietor,
ASSIGNEE'S RALE OF FARM. FARM
STO08, IMPLB r1 MVPS, &o. -If 8, hoot
Auctioneer, has been instructed by the under
signed assignee of the estate of the late D.
Miller, to sell be Publle Anation nn Friday
,funoary 585),, 191d, the following valuab
property: -1 mare 0 ears old, 1 mars 6 year
old, 1. mare 6 years old. 1 horse I1 years old
horse aged, 2 mares aged, -8 heavy draft colt
rising 2 years W. 1 sucking dolt; 10 cows to
nosed. to be in calf, 1 farrow cow, 1 heifer ria
1 tg8 years old with coif, 4 heifers rising
years old, 1 thorongh•bred Durham bull alt
months old, 9 calves doing] year old, 1 York
sow with 11 email pigs about 8 week, old, 1
York sow due to farrow in April. 8 York sows
supposed to be in pig, 1 Tanworth hog 1 year
old pin about 6 months old, 6 pigs about
months old, 8 sheep, 2 tltoro'bred Plymouth
Rook roosters..2 geese, !gander, 4 duck., 1 bines
er Maasey•Herrie nearly new.] mower Frost &
Wood noarly new, l her retie, Frost & Wood
10foot ant, 2 buggies, 1 light eleteh used for
drawing mall, 1 riding plow Massey-Hnrrls,
walking plows, 1 gene, plow, 1 Iron sandier, 1
disc harrow, 1 cultivator Alasee y.Barrie, l seed
richt,1 fanning 111111, 1 set 6 -section harrows, 1
woof rack 1 gravel box, 1 truck -wagon with
hay rack, i lumber wagon, 1 nig rack, 1. tnrnlp
pnlper. 2 °titters, 2sete team harness, 1 set
single harness, 1 Dream separator, 2 wheeibar•
row,verione small ertinlee, nhoit 884 bushels
oats and about 112 bushels barley, abont 000
bushels turnips. Terms of Sale of rltettel
property 1 -Hume of 510.00 and under cash, for
sums over that amount, approved Sntnt notes
at eight months will he accepted or 55 etraight
discount allowed for cash At the same time
and place there will he offered for sale. the
North halves of Lots numbers 45 and 60 to the
let Concession of Inc Township of Turnberry,
in the Oonnty of Huron, containing: 100 acres
more or less. On the said farm there are 12
mires of good hardwood bath and the. rest of
the farm is under cultivation. The farm will
be Bold subject to a reserve bid. Ten per cent
of Inc. purchase money to he paid on the dnv of
sale and the balance in thirty dare thereafter.
Further articulars may be hnd from Inc un-
dersigned. Sale commences at 1 o'clock e. 21,
H. VANSTONE, Rolioitor to Aaoignee.
W. 8, MaKBRrlRER, Assignee. i
S. A SNELL, 5Inspe0tOra
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Phone 108 JAMBS 8Pf81R, Brussels P. O.
Lot 0 Con, . 6, Morrie.
Meeting of Huron CountyCouncil
The Councii of the -Corporation of the Corr
ty of Enron will meet in the Council Chamber
in Inc Town of Goderich. on Tueedey the 25111
feet.,etthe hour of 8 o'clock. A1) e000nnts
for settlement must be placed with the Clerk
before this date.
W. LANE; Clerk,
y Notice to Creditors
In th•• matter of the estate of John K.
Brown, late of the township of
Grey, i11 the County of Huron,
Cheesetnaker, deceased,
Notice is hereby given pennant to the Re.
vised Statutes of Ontario, Chapter 121, section
60, that all creditors and others having claims
against the estate of the said John S. Brown
who died on or nbont the Fourteenth day. o;3
December, A. D. 1011, are hereby required .on
or before the Fourth day of February A. D.
1918,.to vend by poet, prepaid. or deliver February,
Mre.
• John $ Brown, Brussels Ontnteo, ono of the
Executors of the last will and testament of the
• deceased their Christian and surnames, ad-
dresses and descriptions, the full particulars
, of their glebes, the alatement of their no•
• acuate and thenature of the securities if any
held by them.
And further take that aftor snob last
•nientioued date the executor i
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titled of whi htheyg regard aha to the
Halms of. tiOl Bi they chill then have lenotice
and the asoc Executors will not fbe liable for
the or perp ora of way part thereof to any plot
von orpersonalof ywhose alhet notice Oen not
Ihave been retained by them at the time of
aun11 distribution,
Dated this Seventeenth day of January; A. D,
1910.
8 W. M. SINCLAIR,
Solicitors for the Executors,
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