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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1916-3-9, Page 8Free' War Pictures These arelarge sizedpictures in brown 1` l gpw Colorings of interesting events in the War, and more particularly where Cap' adieus have taken part. They are very suitable for framing. Your choice pr these free with every ptirehase of Rexall Goods amounting to 25c or over. Some Popular Rexall Articles Rexall Grippe Pills 250 Rexn11 Cold Tablets250 Cherry Bark Cough Syrup 25 & 500 Yucca Talcum Powder 250 Mentholine Balis 258 Rexall Tooth Paste 250 Harmony Glycerine Soap 2 cakes 250 Rexall Shampoo Paste 250 Give Them a Trial. Kodak Out -door days are doubly pleasant whoa you Kodak, All Out -doors Invites Your Kodak Before yon accept the invitation We invite you to inspect our stock of all that's best iu ICodaks and Supplies. Bring your Films in to be Devel. oped and Printed• and be assured of good results, Everything for Photography Post Cards of the Soldiers Training here -2 Views -5c each. The31,m,...:4Store DRUGGIST AND STATIONER. go:rat eE gtems WEDNESDAY was Ash Wednesday. LAGRIPPE is still busy in and about town. Scaoor, Board Friday evening of this week. READ the Hicks weather forecast for March on page 4, PAUL CAMPBELL shipped a ear of horses to Assinaboia from Brussels. HARRY KEYS shipped a car of heavy horses to the West this week. He will likely be back in the course of a month or so. He shipped to Cabri, Saskatche- wan. TUESDAY evening the Brussels Com- pany drove to Winthrop and presented the play, "The Minister's Bride." There was a good attendance and re- ceipts were about $40.00. THE Leap Year Skating Party an- nounced for Monday evening was post- poned until this (Thursday) evening on account of the inclement weather on first date, Wingham Band will be in attendance Thursday evening. THE POST welcomes to Brussels L. and Mrs. Ruttan, of Blnevale, who have taken up residence on Queen street. They are not strangers to a goodly num- ber in town as they lived for years on their farm at Jamestown. BY notice elsewhere it will be seen that Miss Hazel, eldest daughter of Mrs. R. Crone, formerly of Brussels, was united in marriage to Sergeant 1. G. Marston, Peterboro, at Cannington. We extend congratulations and wish Sergt. and Mrs. Marston many happy and prosperous years. TUESDAY Fred, Cardiff, a well known young farmer of the 8th Con., Grey township, was united in marriage to Miss Laura Keys, at the home of the bride's mother, Queen street, Brussels. They have the best wishes of a wide circle ot relatives and friends for a long, happy and prosperous life. The Winnipeg Free Press of a recent date gave a portrait of Frank Roche, of that city, a son of Dick Roche, the well known horseman, former residents of Brussels. Frank has joined the ranks of the IoSth Battalion. He is a well known base ball pitcher, attaining note in the box. Old friends here wish him SUCeess. INTEREST will centre round the death notice of R. Edwards, Canniegton, in this locality in the fact that he is the father of Mrs, A. C. McFarlane, whose husband was manager of the Standard Bank, Brussels, for several years. He is now with the 116th Battalion as Pay- master and expects to shortly go over- seas. Mrs. McFarlane and daughters have been making their home with Mr. Edwards at Cannington. WM, CAS2 DEcBASED,-Last Sunday, William Case, a well known commercial traveller for many years and a prominent resident of Aylmer, died at his home aged 78 years, The funeral took place Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Case and 4 daughters survive. Deceas- ed was an uncle to Geo, C. Manners, of Brussels, with whom he visited not many months ago, Mr. Case was a fine man and bad many friends throughout the cou0try. RED CROSS CIRCLE TEA, -Next Tues- day afternoon Tea will be served in the Board Room of the Public Library by the following young ladies:- Misses Margaret Ament, Alice Wilton. Isabel Strachan, Addie Cardiff, Laura Leath- erdate, Eva Bryans, Ina Bryans, Lovise Sinclair, Minerva Jones and Myrtle Wilson. There will be a welcome for everybody. These Teas are growing in interest and netting a very tidy sum for Red Cross work. Don't forget next Tuesday. Moos FORSYTH DECEASED. -Last Sun- day Miss Elizabeth Forsyth died at the home of her brother, Alex. Forsyth, Turnberry street, Brussels, aged 84 years, 1 mouth and Ir days. She was born in Invernesshire, Scotland, and came to Canada with her father's family in 1853. After a short sojourn at Cale- donia, Out, they moved to Grey town- ship and took up land, teen in the pri- meval forest, over 6o years ago Alex. Forsyth and Mrs, Keltener, of Alberta. are the surviving brother and sister. The funeral took plane Tuesday after- noon fternoon to Brussels cemetery, Rev. A. J. Mann conducting the service. Miss Forsyth had only been confined to bed for about a week, although her health had been failing' for some time. DIED. -Rev, D. 'C, L. McKerroll, pas. tor of Victoria Presbyterial) church, West Toronto. received word on Satur. day that his father, Malcolm Mo$erroll, a retired farmer, of Sydenham township, had died of apoplexy at the age of 73 years. The tate Mr, McKerroll was a member of Knox Presbyterian church, Owen Sound, He 18 survived by four sons and five daughters, namely --Rev; D, T. L. Maerroll, William, Malcolm, Alexander, Mrs. Samuel Locke, Mrs, Smith, Mrs, Joint Mond, of Orillia, Mrs, 0, Morrison, of Strathavon and Miss Jessie McKerroll, Rev, Mr, Ma Karnali was formerly pastor of Lucknow Presbyterian ohureh and known to readers of THE Post MONDAY was a trifle on the rough. LocAL end district news on pages 4 and 5. 4 cm 5 weddings were on the program within a radius of 8 or ro miles on Wed- nesday of this week. WINGHAM Band at the skating rink Thursday evening ot this week at the Leap Year skating party. AUc'rlooe Sale of 1s head of 2 year old steers at Ni Lot 29, Con. 8, Morris, on Friday, 17th Inst , at 2 p. m. Alf. Baeker is the Proprietor and F. S. Scott Auctioneer, -o FOR BALR.-Sapp panand about 90 sap pails for sale. Also a tank 2x8 alt nearly new. Ap- ply to GaAs. A. LAntoNT, Lot 10, Con. 7, Grey. Phone 2118. Goon grade cow for sale, due to calve about April 1st. Apply to W. R. HUT;Puloms, Wal- ton, Is you have 3160000 that you: would like to loan for five years at 7 per cent on the security of a first mortgage on valuable property. Ap- ly at THE POST, BOY wanted to work on farm. One with ex- perience with horses. Apply to John Robb, Lot 28, 8th Line Morris, Brussels P. 0. Tele- phone 185. Gorr brooch In horse shoe shape lost on Sunday,March 511I. Owner will be greatly obliged or its return as it is a keepsake. MYRTLE GARTER.' RAZOR and strop found. Owner or owners may have the Fame by proving property and paying for this notlae. TRE PosS. MAa's leather mit found on 9th Oon. Own- er may Lava it by proving property and pay- ing for this notice at Tan Peva.. PLnan rug lost. Owner will be greatly obliged if finder will leave it at Tun Poem. B. BURKE. YORK sow and 10 pigs about a week old for sale, Lot12. Con. 8, Grey township. LAMONT, Phone 8418. 4 YEAR old mare, general purpose, also Seed Oats and Barley for Sale, Apply to L. HoL- L mann, Brussels. Shaw farm adjoining vil- lage. Fommr.-A gold watch. Owner may have the same by proving property and paying ex. pauses. Apply to Lot 10, Con. 6, Grey town- ship. D. G. EDTORINe0x, GRovan BONE. -Leave your order with Baeker Bros. for ground bone, It will help make your hens lay. RENTED TAE MCGREGOR SHOP. - /Raving leased tete Tom McGregor shop I am prepared to attend to saw gumming and filing, 'cooper- age, wood work repairs, eta. Give me a call. Satisfaction assured and moderate prices. GED. EDWARDS. APAaTMENTa to let in the Graham block lately vacated by the Pryne family. MALOCLM BLACK. A GOOD house for sale with stable and fruit trees. Apply -at TRE Po0T. -0- AT the Red Cross Union ;prayer ser- vice, Wednesday evening in the Metho- dist church, Rev. D Wren gave a most suitable address, The offering was $6 25. FAMILY THEATRE. -A specialty attrac- tion show, Saturday night. Two big shows in one. Some or the best features ever shown here, Eight reels Usual admission. Performance 8 o'clock sharp. THE monthly Red Crots meeting was held Tuesday evening as usual with a thin attendance. Report of 'Treasurer Rowland was presented and business matters discussed, Next meeting will be held the tat Tuesday evening of April. Show your interest by your presence, A CHANCE Fox THOSE GOING WEST HoMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS, C. P. R.- Homeseeker ' s Excursions to Western Canada at low fares via Canadian Paci- fic each Tuesday March 7th to October 31st, inclusive. Particulars from any Canadian Pacific Agent, or W B Howard, District Passenger Agent, Toronto. NURSE NEELIN GIVES AN ADDREcS - Last Friday afternoon Mise Edith Nee - lin, of Seaforth, who recently returned from England on sick leave, addressed a large meeting in the Public Library Audience room in a most interesting manner. After "The Maple Leaf" had been sting W. H. Kerr introduced the speaker, She stated she was not a Red Cross nurse, but was under 11 eauthority of the Canadian Government and was subject to military rule just As enV sold- ier was, She spoke of the work at the army hospital in England and paid a tribute to the men who ilacl been in her charge. As she told of the hardships endured by 35 nurses who had been as- signed to duty on the island of Leming, the audience was visibly affected. Two ships that were carrying hospital sup- plies were sunk by the Austrians and much privation was experienced, which Was largely responsible for the death ot the superintendent, Mrs laggard, and her sister, also a nurse. Miss Nee. lin made a strong appeal to all women to give up their husbands, sons end sweetbeerts for the cause of the Aliies A mother, she said. who would not give up her son was trot displaying love but selfishness ; she was withholding the boy at the cos of the girl. for if the Germans should Win, Car+adise girls would he treated as the Belgians were. 1 It WAS common talk among the German soldiers that Canadian woolen were a particularly fine class of people. She ; commended the Red Cross workers, but expressed the opinion that A pair of pyjamas a week wag ecereely consistent with the great ueed that there is for 1 hospital supplies Miss McBride, also a nursing sister, from the front, was on the platform but did trot speak, A vete Girls Wanted ussmsnme inommummouni We can give employment to a few more bright girls as Knitters and Learners e rad ears Fare paid toClinton.lint Clinton Knitting Co. Limited CLINTON, ONT, 30.4 of thanks was tendered the speaker on motion of Mrs. P. Scott and Mrs, D. C, Ross and the signing of the National Anthem concluded the proceedings. Nurse Hestia expects toreturn to her work about the tst of May. She is a good speaker and effective in the pre-- sentatlon of her case, Brussels Council The regular monthly meeting of Bras. seta Council was held last Monday evening in the Council chamber. Pres- ent Reeve Leckie and Councillors Hew- itt ewitt and Thomson. Minutes of last meeting read and passed. Accounts were ordered to be paid as follows, on motion of Thomson and Hewitt:- 0. N, McLaren, Auditor $ to 00 i. Ferguson, Auditor l0 00 D. Clark, wood for Town. Hall6 00 Anderson Bros.. snow plowing3 Oct R. Oliver, salary 40 00 A communication was read from the Muskoka Free Consumptive Sanitarium asking a grant. Moved by Thomson- Hewitt, as we have not now nor never did have a patient there, no action be taken, Carried. Letter from John Ross Robertson, asking aid for Sick Children's Hospital. No action, By -Law No. 5, 1916, relating to the sale of Cigarettes, changing License from $5o to $ro, was read 1st, and and 3rd time and passed, Council men adjourned. Church Chimes Maitland Presbytery met in Wingham on Tuesday. Rev. Mr. Mann was un- able to attend as be bad a wedding and funeral that day. A. D. Grant was the representative Elder from Melville church. Sabbath morning Rev. D. Wren's subject in the Methodist church was "The unchangeable Christ" and in the evening "The foolish Farmer." The boys in khaki attended the morning service in a body. Rev. Mr. Mann discoursed last Sun- day morning in Melville church 00 "God's Will the universal program." In the evening Rev. Mr. McLennan oc- cupied the pulpit and took for his theme "The Brazen Serpent." EPWORTU LEAGc*E; :Rev. Mr. Dewey, of Stratford, bas been secured for the League anniversary of Brussels Metho- dist Church, on Sabbath, Nth inst. He will preach at both services 00 Sunday and will give an address Monday even- ing following at a social evening to be held. MELVILLE ANNIVERSARY• -O0 Easter Sunday, April 23rd, the anniversary sermons of Melville church will be preached by Rev. A. J. McGillivray. D. D., of Guelph. A Tea Meeting will fallow on Monday evening and after supper Rev. Dr, MoGillivary will give an address. There will also be. a good musical program and other numbers. Watch out for the bills for further par- ticulars. The pastor will preach in the Metho- dist church next Sunday morning. There will be a special platform service in the evening of a very interesting character. A song service of old famili- ar songs will be conducted by F. H. Gilroy ; W. H. Kerr will relate some of the experiences of a Sunday School Superintendent for 35 nears, J. 'T, Wood will give a short address on 'The workman and his tools" and the pastor will present the Sunday School with four organized Adult Bible Class certifl Cates. Service at 7 o'clock. People We Talk About R, Leatherdale is visiting in Toronto this week. Pte Scott Ament spent the week end at his home here, He is in training at Stratford. Mrs J. Craig. of Morris, was a visitor with the Misses Hunter, John street, over Sunday. Walter Binkle, of the G. T. R , Lis- towel, spent Sunday with Station agent Kyle, Brussels Fred Wood, Erlu, was a visitor at the borne of his brother, J. '1'. Wood, Brus- sels, over Sunday, Wm. McMillan, who has been visiting here for the past few months, left for Hamiota, Manitoba, this week. Rev. Mr. McLennan has been visiting in Brussels and making a canvass for the Preaty'erian chttrmb newspaper, Mrs (Rev.) Pare and son. Enstace, have gone to Montreal for an extended visit at the forme 's parental home. Arch. McDonald and {'ride, Iron] the West, were visitors with Misses Belle and Mary McDonald, Brussels, last week, Mrs. Ed Pollaid and daughtors, Rela and Esther, who were i11 with the grippe, ere able to he about once more, flarold, the little son of Geo, and Mrs, Henderson, has been quite ill but is im. proving nicely now we are pleased to state. Miss Gertrude B'elby was s visitor with old friends in this iocality for the week end. She will shortly remove to Kelfield, Sesk. 'flumen and Mrs. Welker and children attended the Procter -Halliday wedding at Belgrsve on Wednesday,. The bride 19 a sister t0 Mrs. Walker. Miss Isabel Strachan, sang at a Re- cruiting meeting et Ethel Thursday evening of last Week. Miss Minerva Jo'tee was her accompanist, Mrs, English end 0hitdren, of (larding, Man., who have spent the past 3 months here visiting, left an their home trip Saturday of last week, iPSTABLISR,61) OG'B!l 11 TEARS THE STANDARD BANK OF CANADA STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS ON 31et JANUARY, 1916, Condeiued'from Government Report; LIAYILITI5a in Circulation RCsoUROCI. Notee $ 3,271,,763,00 Cash on hand , $ 2.2 ei,s34 42 43,099,050,77 Deposit in Central Gold. Re - 269,502.30 serves 500,000,00 Due by Bunke 4,191,710.36 97,500,00 British,' Dominion and Fro-. 3,000,000,00 vindal Governmentand other debts 3,196,429,24 4,061,646.89 Loans on call in Canada 2,325,242,74 22,598,15 Dep Due to Hanks Dividend payable 1st Feb„ 1918 Capital Paid up- Reserve Fund and undivided profits Acceplaecea under Letters of 953,822,121,11 70,414,819,27 I,oanaand Discounts 33942,915,34 Deposit. with Government rx.' Oirculaton remise Pond , , 150,008.00 Bank Premises (Freehold), ., 1,171,268.75 Other Assets 120,519.68 Acceptances per contra 22,598.16 553,822,121.11 dMiss Kate Ament was home from Lon- don over Sunday. Wm, Jewitt and Miss Alice, of town. Were guests at the wedding of Mr, Waddell and Miss Mildred Jewitt, Browntown, Wednesday. Rev. George Jewitt and Miss Ena were in town on Wednesday enroute 3o the wedding of the former's niece at Brown - town to Mr. Waddell, of Mornington, Pte. W. H. Cooke, of Stratford 'Train- ing camp, was calling on relatives and old friends for the week end, He ex- pects to veryshortly leave for overseas with the 7rst Battalion. Robert Tindall, of Fort William, son of Henry Tindall, of Neei.awa, Mani- toba, who was visiting relatives and friends in this locality, has returned to his homeafter an enjoyable holiday, We are sorry to hear that John Lon- desboro, Winnipeg, formerly of Brussels has been ill with an attack of appendici- tis. He is considerably better at last report. It is a new thing for him to be on the sick list, We were sorry to observe in the casualty list published on Tuesday the name of Sergt, H. L. Allingham, form- erly of the Standard Bank, Brussels. We hope he will soon recover from his wounds, Molesworth The Goderich Signal of last week says :-"Earl Elliott, principal of Molesworth public school, epent the week end in town on a visit to his parents, Frank and Mrs. Elliott. While here he visited the recruiting of- fice of the 16101 Battalion with the intention of enlisting, but was unable to pass the medical examination. His older brother, Louis, enlieted with the 16181 several weeks ago." Atwood The. Kitchener. Surgical Supply Klub will give a box social in the music hall Friday evening next, A large attendance is expected. At the literary n;eetingFriday even- ing last 16 wrist watches were present- ed to the young men who have enlist- ed from here. More than $400 were contributed by the people for this pur- pose. Fifty-five soldiers of the 110th Bat- talion, some from Listowel and some from Stratford, attended divine ser- vice in the Preebyteriao.Church here Sunday, when Rev. W. D. McDonald, B. A., preached an appropriate ser- mon. Suitable music was furnished by the choir. A large congregation was present. • Goderich FIRE. -Fire, which broke out at 11 o'clock Monday, badly damaged the storehouse of the Goderich Planing Mill Oo. It was a large building and well filled with glass, dried lumber and paint. The mill proper was sav- ed. The fire apparently started in the storehouse, but there had been no fire there and the cause is unknown. The flames were extinguished at 12.80. The operation of the mill will not be affected. AUCTION SALES FRIDAr, MARCH 1OTE.-Farm stook, Miele - meats, &c., Lot 28. Con, 4, Grey township, Sale unreserved at 1 p. in. to close upestate of the late Jno.. Dunbar, F. Scott, ADotioneer. Mrs. P. Lamont, Administratrix, MONDAY, MAf0OR 1820. -The Exeoators of the eetste of the late Sohn Musgrove will sell by Public Auction at Lot 9, Con. 4, Turnborry township, on Monday, Maroh 18011, commenc- ing at 1 o'clock, farm stook, implements, hay, grain and roots, No reserve. Robb. Mus- grove and A. H. Musgrove, Executors ; John Purvis, Auctioneer. FRIDAY, MAROE 17,-15 head of 2 year old eteera. N34 29,Con, 8, aortia, Sale et 2 p. m, Alf. Baeker, Prop„ F. S. Booth, Ana, Tnuaa AY, Mason 218g. -Farm stook, Im- plements, etc., Lot 22, Oon. 18. Grey Township, Sale unreserved at 1 p. In.. JAe. D. MONAIn, Prop, P. B. B0025, AUG. BRUSSELS 'SCHOOL REPORT Report of Room IV for February.. Examined in. Gram„ Lit., Arith., Writ„ daily work. Honore 75. Pass, 00. Sr, IV.- M MoLauchlin .,83 G Thompson....65 S MoLanchlin ...76 V Hall 83 M. Hall 74 V Harris 61 H Cardiff ........70 • H Lott 56 M Dunford 68 *W Naegele....28 Jr. IV. - D Holmes. 81 G Backer ` 52 M Wilton .88 I McNichol ..... 52 W Bnrgess,...,01 A Stewart 50 E Burgess .55 0 Anderson 50 *Missed one exam. M. BROTHERS. Sr. III Class. Exam. Lit.. Spell., Hist., Gram,, Read. and daily work. Pass 60. Honors 75. L Fulton 91 E Hollinger 72 F Stewart .82 L Barkley ......70 K McLaren .81 °D Walker .69 T Burgess . 80 J Lowry 69 0 Thompson..... 80 *L Donley 62 0 Hollinger .78 *1M. Oliver 58 Jr. III Olass. Exam. in Hist.. Grant., Read„ Geog., and daily work. Pass 80. Honors 76. W McDowell 84 G Wilson 63 E Fraset ,,,,,,.., 82 J Walker .62 H Keys .81 B Thuell 61 M McLanchlin ..80 A Ballantyne 54 13 Oal'diff 71 *D Currie ........53 M McOraoken.,70 *F Oliver ...52 M Wood 68 W 30150r......50 I7 Oliver ... 668 *L Thuell 40. Those marked* missed exams. B. HENnERs000 Sr. II. Exam. in Geog., Comp., Lit., Draw., Writ., and daily work, Honors 75, Pass 60. K Ferguson 92 L Platt 68 74 Rowland ..91 G Stewart 60 NI Wilson 88 D Thompson ...52 G Best 67 0 Lott . ,,..49 A Thompson 64 Jr, IL Examin the above subjects. S Ballantyne 39 El Thibideau....68 J Keys 81 0 Anderson .,..88 W McFadzean,80 L Hollinger... 65 -E McLaren ...... 79 J McCracken ..64 M Little 78 *A Ritchie ......63 N McDowell„ -72 D Rowland 80 F Oliver 70 M Hollinger....51 * Missed exams. P. BAER.DR Rooin I. Exam, in Aritb„ Spell,. Read„ Dep. and daily work. Class V. - L Clouse 88 *R Pollard 68 H Pawaon ,...81 H Thibideau62 Y Scbwadron....75 *M Walker 50 *E Pollard 70 *L Champion...50 IV. Exam. in same. Y Yolleck 96 141 Harkness ...75 M Thomson.- 90 K Snider 70 O Qnerin......,... 88 *9 Scott 50 L McKay 85 *I9 Edwards ....50 B Thibideau 80 III. Excellent -F. Oliver, M. Far. guson, W. Galbraith, A. Grewar, D. Warwick, Good -L, Champion, I3. Champion. IL Excellent. -I. McLaren, C. Thuell. Good -D. Lunn, h Excellent -J, Stewart. F. I. BUCHANAN BRUSSELS MARKET O is rat a 40 $ 40 Peas - 1 55 1 86 Barley utt r 27 28 Bs 28 26 Hobs 9 00 0 00 12 00 18 00 140 140 Hay Potatoes per bus o➢me sed ars Excursions Every Tuesday, March to October "4A11 Rail" Every Wednesday During Season Navigation "Great Lakes Route" Somewhere out on the prairies where last year Canada's Greatest ' Wheat CrOp was produced there is a home waiting for you. The CANADIAN PACIFIC Will take you there, give you all the information about the beat' places, and help you to success, 1; ., 11 11 Particulars' from any Canadian Pulite Ticket Agent, or. write W. 13, Howard, District Passenger Agent, Toronto. .. $904 FagMr. an Mrs, George on March and, 1910, to Mr. and Mrs, Geolge lrMarch n,a dn0gh- ter Jean El8Or HARRIe Tn Wroxeter on Feb 21st„ 1010, to Mr, and Mre,. Zee, Harris,a son• DfILL1OAx,-In Wroxeter, on Feb, 2700010, to Mr. and Mrs, Peter Milligan, a daugh- ter, WALgnn,--In Regina, 85015, on February 28rd, 1910, to Mr. and Mrs. E, b, walker, a son. MAPR$EQ 0Anprl"P-Knve,-At the bride's mother, On March 7th,1010, by Rev, A, J, Maim, B, A„ Mr, Peed. Cardiff, of Grey townshlp 00 Miss Laura, daughter of the late Henry Kea of Brussels. GITDe55-BnAn0EAw, -.- At Melville Manse, Brussels, on Margit 8th, 1910, by. Rey. A. .7. Mann, B. A,; Mr. Robert J. Gliders, of Cob berm Township, to Miss Mary Aimee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Thos, Bradshaw, of Morris, GLAOe0EH-AD0o0K: At the residence of the. bride's parents, on March lot, 1910. by Rev. B. B. Page, Mr, Jno, Glassier to MISS Jen- nie, daughter of Mr. and Mre, R. B, A3- aook, of Morrie Township. MAe8TON-OnoNs.-At Cannington, on Feb. 10th, 1010, by Rev. J. F. Chapman, pastor of the Methodist church, Sergeant John George Marston, Peterboro, to Mies Hazel Crone• eldest daughter of Mrs. R. Orono, Ann at. Oanvington, formed of Brussels. PROOTH1-RALLIDAY.-At the homehOf the bride's parents, on March 8th, 1016, by Rev. A. M. Boyle, Mr. Garner Procter, of Mel- bourne Man., to Miss Teasie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Halliday, Belgrsve. WADDELL-JEW1TT: At the reaidenoe of the bride's parents, on March 8th, 1910, by Rev. George Jewitt, Blyth, unole of the bride, assisted by Rev. D. D. Thornpson, Blnevale Mr. Thomas Norman Waddell, Mornington township, to Mise Mildred L.. only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jewitt, Morris` townthip. GIEG CABE.-In Aylmer, Ont., on March 6th, 1910, Wm. Case, aged 78 years. EDWARDO.-At his residence, "Aldersyyde," Cannington,ou February 14th, 1910, Rich- ard Edwards, In hie 82nd year. PonsYTH,-Inn Brussels, at the home of her brother, Elizabeth Forsyth, aged 84 years, 1 month and 10 days. MOHselzTE.-In Grey township, on March 4th, 1816, Duncan McKenzie, aged 69 years,.7 months and 20 days. Farm For Sale Undersigned offers for sale hie Bemire farm, being N W 3, Lot 14, Con, 7. Morris township, There lea comfortable log house, frame barn with atone stabling, about an acre of orchard, 2 walla and about 134 acres of anger bush on the premises. 0 miles to either Brussels or Blyth, 136 miles to church. Immediate pos- session if desired. 2 sores Fall wheat and 22 acres ready for Drop, balance in grass and hay. For price, easy terms, &c., apply on the premises to JOHN NIVINB, Myth P. 0. R. R. No, 2. Robb Drain Contract Tenders for the eonatruotion of the Robb Drain, Oth Line, Morris Township,will be re- ceived by the undersigned up to 2p.m• en Monday, March 18th. The lowest or any ten- der not necessarily accepted. A. MOEWEN, Morris Township Clerk. Notice to Creditors In the matter of the estate of John Dunbar, late of the township of Grey, io the County of Huron, Farmer, deceased. Notice la hereby given pursuant to the Re- vised Statutes of Ontario, Chapter 121, Section 58, that all creditors and others haring claims agatnet the estate of the ,,aid. John Dunbar who died on or about the •erdt day of March, A. D. 1918, are hereby required on or before the Tenth day of .April A. D. 1916 to send by post' prepaid or deliver to Eliza, D. Ethel P. the heir Christian of the asthma, at Ethel P. O•, their tions, la, and surnames, addresses and descriptions, the full particulars of thele claims,. the statement offtheir no- eounte and the nature of the securities if any held by them. .And further take notice that after ll loot mentioned date, the Admintetrntrla will pro - need to distribute the assets of the said de- ceased amongst the partied entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of whish I shall then have had notice and I will not bo liable for the said assets or any part thereof to any person or receive of whose claim I shall not then have received notice at the time of such distribution. Dated this 8th day of march, A. D. 1910. ELIZA D. LAMONT, 80-8 Administratrix of estate Johp Dunbar. , •o•• •34a44t4.ia.0000aiga040' 0 Build u • • 1 I 0. 1 DLII 116111r1 Z -...._.WITH--- be Pe ns lar. fi Palatable l a aable • Cod Liver f Extract • b S,- Here are some Important __ Questions': Are youcolds rundown? and weak ? e Are you subject to coughs and v • I Q • o Are you gaining strength too y • slowly after grip, pneumou- • • is or any other serious ill- • nese ? 49 Z If so it shows yon are in need of • ,Y soone reliable builder and • PENSLAR • PALATABLE• • COD LIVER • • • •EXTRACT 4 •is.the article you need. IL is • very pleasant to take-eontaine o • the Hypophospbites of Lime and 4 = Soda and also Extract of Malt. • • • We are having a big sale of this Z article with the most gratifying Zresults. Our personal guarantee A is behind every bottle we sell. o g Perfect satisrefundfactied.on or money g O 0 it Put rap in two sizes --50c & $1.00 4 0 • -A'1'- • iF1.'X'S: 0 Z• DRUG STORE The Penslar store A Z oN••U4.•04444044444.4442.. Farm for Sale Being N'.f Lot 12, Con. 0Morris Township, containing -1100 acres. Good frame house, bank barn, well, &e. 8 nares hardwood bush. harm is seeded down excepting 25 nares and the lat- ter plowed. Close to school and church and 5 mile4 to Brussels. Possession at once. For further particulars a-, to price, terms, &a.,ap- plyen the premishu o 9BBss T. a0, 85.4 PP. O. Valuable farm for Sale The Executors of the estate of the late John Musgrove offer for Bole Lot No. 9, Oon. 4, in the Township of Tnrnberry. Th le farm con- sists of 100 sores of good land In n high atute of cultivation, being well fancied, nuderdrained and free from stones and noxious weeds, there are on the ppremises n modem; brick bowie with kitchen and wood shhed,. a good bank barn with stabling underneath, astraw and driving shed, hog pen Imp'aneet house, drilled well and windmill. This is a eholce farm. Immediate Possession. For particulars apply to - ROBT. MUSGROVE, Binevnle, or A. H. MUSGROVE, Wln hum. P. S. -The adjoining 00 aures ownoo1 by Mr. Robt. Musgrove is also for sale. 81-8 Abstract of Accounts -01? TUE- VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS FOR THE YEAR 1915 REOBIPTS Cash on land Coo.ub account levied Consolidated loan levied School a000unt levied Gov. grant $71.00; Tpp. of Morris Tp of Grey $10.00 School loan levied 890 5O Twp, Morris $4 27; Twp, Grey $1,80 ..,0 17 Local Improvement aa,. levied 1555 00 Sinking fund account levied. ., 9187 92 Brussels, Morris & Grey 'Phones 16280 86 Brnassls rates , . 1296 04 J. T. Wood.... - 815 17 Jahn street sewer - 8003 00 Turnborry street seWer 20112 85 Current loans 10650 00 Reoident taxes 2018,89 Dog tax ., 8400 Licenses 127 80 Fines 20 00 Rents 448 00 Miscellaneous- 61 81 EXPENDITURE $ 840 ea Count Treasurer $ 18224103701 008 12 1012 90. Canaolldated loan 10000s 1600 90 t School account 8142.00 2999 89 School loot 90b 57 $88.48; Local Improvement 777 80 125 98 Gurranb loalfe 10250 00 Turnborry rollsewer 40'00 Jolut street rawer 200 00 Phones-Bruoeelo, Mord; & Gray 18120 42 Garside & James 828 76 Tou'sbarry street South. Pavement 8201 25 Turnborry street North rood 3028 d'; Salaried 881 40 Interest 425 4? Printing and •postage 75 72 Low' costs 100 94 Roads and bridges 1100 80 Charity 80 00 Firs p,•obentlsn 60 60 Town HAIL old $ogles 101 42 Street 11ghta rd 071 O6. Library Board 186 c0 British Red Coots ng 500 00 Miscellaneous 617 41 Cash on band 081104 $49050 88 $49080 88 County amount Consolidated loan School account Rohool loon T.00al g trend ement „ 10980 64 8lokh,{{,,+fund ., .., . ... Brnooels, Morris &grey'Phone Sya.,,, 6782 24 $17966 62 BALANCE SHEET $ 28 90 Brussels, Morris & Grey 'Phone Sys,..;$ 760 00 888 00 Fiehleigh Street Drain 1846:45 11 88 Tm'nborryat. South paveinont 8201 26 887 50 Local a000unt - 9687 70 852 22 Cash on hand 8311 04 ,$17065 68 ASSETS Gash on hand $--8s1 04 Uneolloeted tare,- nor' 10 6 per cent additional 80 26 Hull rent, Morrill end Or , 9 00 Brussels, Morrie & Grey 'Phone deb,05206 18 Local Industry . 8170.80 Tur)harry street Routh pavement 020 26 Fiohlelgh street. sewer 1245 40 Two. et memo echoer account ..... ,42 27 Town Hall 2000 00 Mortgekes on real eelato 10840 08 Muntolpnl debentures....., _.. .,,...,6112 08 Bund instruments and Scales 400 OD Piro Deportment ...,...,. 4000 00 Pnhlfc School ..0000 00 Town boll 860.00 Foundry 1600 00 $83240 01. IIA 111'LI4IES ftone011dated Lon, ,$22200:00 Pnl11e School .. 7500 00 Local lmpprnvaneats 012880 Gorski° arc Jamas 119810 Rrnepele, Morris & Grey 'Pben.e deb,8808812 Balance 7001.08 3511140 52 • We, the Anditore of the Village of Brn,eeln &Alteration for tint year 101e, freebie examined allthe venetian, and soabnints of the 'Immerse, beim to reportthe shine entreat a, ter tore• going statement and find: ifi the Standard Bank cud Bottle of Nova geotln, gash en ltand 8801104. �y N. Mnr,Al1EN, s;Auditora, 3, FERGUSON,