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ram'. etas tents
GOOD sleighing,
DAvs lengthening.
NEW YEAR'S Day paseedsby.gtnetly,
SATURDAY was a busyday in town.
RF -AD our new story, ;Jetpitna Jane."
Tuts doctors are busy we are sorry to
state.
DIVIslON Court Wednesday of next
week atga.m.
Bees So cents a dozen, What a
chance for the hens,
TRAINS from the East have been run-
ning vet y late for sometime.
READ the Local and District news on
pages 4 and 5 of this issue.
Tens Pose congratulates R. and Mrs.
Fairiess, Winnipeg, on their New Year's
gift.
Now is the time to renew for your
papers. Clubbing rates may be read on
page 4 of this issue.
BR tsssl.s Orange Lodge will meet on
the second Monday of this moth on ac-
count
scount of the est coming on a holiday -
New Years.
PEOPLE are warned against throwing
asbes on the streets It is not pernrie-
sable but should be kept ou the premises
at least until the snow gets away.
CoNTINUATION and Public Schools in
towel resumed'work-on ,Wednesday after
the vacation. No changes on the staff
we ere pleased to state. tiles Bell is
temporarily indisposed at her home.
INWTALLATION,-D D: G. M. McVettie
and Degree team of Blyth, will install
the officers in Western Star Ledge, L
0. 0. F., Brussels, '.bursday evening
of this week. A large attendance. of
members asked for. '
GOT THE PatwaN'rs - F:rorn letters
written on Dec.'r8 h by our boys over-
- seas we are pleased to learn that the
Christmas parcels sent by express from
Brussels arrived safely and were handed
over to the laddies. They return hearty
thanks. Funds were cabled to Major
Shaw to forward parcels to our boys who
had gone to France.
"ARE You A MASON ?" COMING -
Tom Marks, with his clean company of
dramatic'and'vaudeville artists and bis
Kiltie Band will appear in the Town
Hall, Brussels, one night only, Tuesday
Jan. gib, preseuting the high class come-
dy drama "Are you a Mason ?" with 8
refined vaudville numbers. Prices, 25
and 35 cents, Reserved seats 5o cents,
On sale at Fox's Drustore, Donation
will be made to the Local Red Cross
Fund,
HEAR THEM -The Kittle Band be-
longing to the Tom Marks Dramatic
Company will play a number of selec-
tions at the Library building next Tues-
day afternoon in connection with the
Red Cross Circle Tea, Ladies attend-
ing the gathering are asked to see the
43 Pair of socks, returned from Hyman
Hall, London, so as to understand how
to finish the toe according to Red Cross
instructions. They will have to be rip•
ped and the toe re -knit, People knit-
ting -are also asked to press' the socks
and attach their name so that a record
may be kept on the yarn given out and
the work done.
BACK FROM THE WAR ZONE. -Capt. I.
M. Moore and Mrs. Moore are back froth
overseas, the former corning in charge
of a draft of wounded and disabled men.
He will remain a month if tbe miltary
will grant the leave, Arraneetneots
have been made with Capt.. Moore to ads
dress a public meeting in the Town
Lyall, Brussels, Thursday evening, 18th
rose, to which ell will he welcome. A
muss alp rogram will also he rendered.
Capt, Moore, who is possibly hatter
known in this locality as Dr. J, M.
Moore has done duty for the past year
• in the hospitals in England and France
and will relate his experiences with the
heroes who were on the fighting line.
Mrs, Moore was formerly Miss Rills
Hunter, of town. They are welcome
back to Brussels. •
WORDS OF GOOD CHEER. -THE POST
was in'receipt of a number of lettere dur-
ing the past week, which are along the
line of good cheer to the Editor. Rev,
Dr. Ross,. Toronto, writes :-Dear Mr.
Kerr. -Please find euoloeod postal note
fol' $t,50, being subscription for Tete
Pose. for spry, It was eleveys worth
$r 50 and not less today, Wishing you
end pure a Happy and prosperous New
Year, Yours very truly, JOAN Ross.
DEAR SIR •-Eeclosed find $r 50 renew-
al for rny,Pos'r, Will you kindly change
the address Of my paper from lernfold,
Sask„ to Summer Land, B. C. as I leave
for there to.morrow and 510 not .want to
miss my paper es it is like a weekly letter
anti keepe us In touch with the old
Home. Yours truly, joust BARROWS
MAIL MR, KURR -X sin enclosing here.
With my cheque for S3 00 on account of
subscription to TM: Pone Although it
is now about 14 years since 5 first went
to Brussels I am still glad to read the
many interesting items rn your newsy
paper, Wishing you a happy and pros-
perous year. I am yours sincerely,
A, E. M*Lslas,
How THE VOTE STooD-In the Muoi-
eipal Election for Brussels for the
Reeveship the polls stood at 5 p m. as
follows :-
Town Hall Library Total
SLeckie 5o 53 --103
. T. Plum 82 35 - 117
elajorlty for Mr. Plum 14
NEW Council will consist of S. T.
Plum, Reeve; and D. Walker, S. Wil-
ton, G. A Best and M, Fraser. They
will bold tbeir first meeting uext Mon-
day as per Statute,
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COSIPANrON wanted for elderly eonpl. .
Telephone No, 50.
5 Cows for sale due to calve during Janu-
ary. Gannon MODOSAI n,
Central Hotel, Brussels.
WHITE silk knitted neck scarf found. Own-
er may have it by paying for this notice,
Loer.-Between Welton and 7th Line, Nor.
ris,alady's purse, Finder wilI be rewarded
by leaving it at W. J. Neal's store,. Walton, or
at TUE POST, Brussels.
HOUSE for sale or to rent. Immediate pos-
session. Apply to T. R. Thomson, Seaforth, or
Robs Thomson, Brussels.
POR SALE, -1 span of horses, eat new double
harness, lumber wagon nearly new, new hay
rack, set bob -sleighs and box. - Will be Bold
chew as owner dnes.Dot require them. Apply
as Electric Light Plant. JNo. Nrvrtvs.
DR. PArixElt, Osteopathic Physician, visits
Brussels Monday's and Thur-tdey'e. Chronic
and nervous dlseasea suocesafully treated.
Visits residences. Consultation at Queen's
Hotel
PURE bred White Wyandotte Cockerels for
sale, .A 'so several well bred Durham Bulls.
TH08. PIERCE,
Phone 5612 Lot 80, Con. 8, Morrie, .
honey. ess,A cod in exchange for cash or
honey.G.
HOUSE and lot for sale. First-class two-storyhouse, centrally located. For further partic-
ulars apply at Tan POST.
A a00D house for sale with stable and fruit'
trees. Apply to I. C. RioaAaDe.
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Mrs. Edward Cash. Mrs D J. MaGee,
Mss Fav McGee and Miss Grace Cash,
all of 'Toronto, spent New Years In
Brussels, with A. T and Mrs. Currie.
They are mother and sisters of the latter.
MRS A. MCLAUGHLIN DIES SUDDENLY.
-The sad news was received in Brussels
on Wednesday of the decease that day
of Mrs. Alex. McLauchlin, of Toronto,
formerly of Brussels. Interment will be
made Friday afternoon from the home
of Misses McLauc:lilin, corner Turnberry
and Queen streets, Brussels, at 2.30
o'clock. Service ate.
SCHOOL CONCERT. -The Concert given
by Brussels Continuation and Pub
lio
Scbool pupils in the Town Hall would
be difficult to supersede. F. H. Gilroy
was the chairman and piloted the long
and varied program to a safe harbor.
There was a great audience. Instead of
a charge al the door an offeting was
taken end over $6o 0o was received,
Program was as follows :- Chorus
"Smile, Smile, Smile" ; chairman's re-
marks ; recitation, Margaret Moore ;
physical exercises; solo, Bobs Campbell;
doll shop,, primary ; recitation, Archie
Ritcbie ; Christmas dolls ; recitation,
Jean Stewart ; May -pole drill ; song,
Wilma Galbraith ; signs of Christmas, 4
boys; recitation, Edna Edwards ; dia-
logue. Mac and Jean Ferguson ; piano
duet, Kathleen McLaren and Marguerite
Wilton ; play, final scene in the Mer-
chant of Venice ; physical exercises ;
doll song and rockers ; paicsette drill ;
recitation, Irene Hoover ; military drill ;
recitation, Gordon Best ; chorus by High
School students ; reading of J,.uroal ;
God Save the King. The drills and
Shakesperian play were specially well
done and would make professionals "go
some" to improve ou thein. It wee a
most enjoyable evening and folk hope
to have Rn other 5005 SS it WRS a credit
to both leachers Pull pupi,s,
Church Chimes
At the review in the Methodist Sab-
bath School nearly all the classes took
part, Ecliss Ena Jewitt, Springfield,
sang a choice solo '
Next Sunday Rev, J. W. Johnson,
5 hel, will ocanpy the pulpit of the
Methodist 'church at II a. m. and 7 p, m,
The pastor will give Social Service ad-
dresses on Ethel circuit.
Naw REC'rois AT PALMERi'roN -Rev.
Mr, Brett, formerly of Rothsay, has
been appointed by the Bishop of Niag.
era to succeed the Rev, Mr. Nie as rector
of the Palmerston Anglican church,
WEER OF PRAYER, -Next week nni:n
services will be hell each evening, ex-
cepting Saturday in town as folloWs :-
Monday,Methodist
"'rite call to prayer byhRev „subject,
J.
Moon.
Tuesday, Melville church, "'L'he cloud
of Witnesses," Rev, D. Wren,
Wednesday, St, lotto's church, Patriotic
service in charge of Rev. R. 5,
Page.
Thursday, Methodist church, "The life
of service," Rev. Mt. Mena.
Fr day, Melville church, "The branded
Chntetinn," Rev D. Wren.
Services will open at 8 o'clock sharp,
The public cordially invited to attend
encs join Heartily 111 the exercises,
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HURON COUNTY COUNCIL 1917
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lliunioipaltty Representative
Ashfield -C. Stewart and J. P. Dalton
Bayfield • A. E. Irwin
Blyth Dr. Milne
Brussels *16, T, Plum
Colborne *G. Young
Clinton las. A., Ford
Exeter *13, W. F. Bettve's
GOderich 0. A. Nairn' and J. 0.
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Lailh t ire
GoSLertoh Twp. W. H, Lobb
Grey R. W. Livingstone and ►J,
McNabb
Hay- H. H. Neeb
Hawick -R. Harding and Peter Doig
Hensa1l T, Hudson
Hullett M. Armstrong
Morris J. Shoi'treed
MoKillop J. Govenlock
Stanley J. itieKinley
Stephen W. Elliott and W. Yearly
Seaforth 3u0. A Stewart
Ttlekerstnith i{. ()rich
Tarnberry T. K. Powell
Ueborne. *'T, Br'nrk
\VawanoshEasb J. N On-urpbell
Wawanosh West D. 13. Murrey
Wingham *\V, Tebister
Wroxeter 0. Reis
Those marked with a * ere new
members although Reeves Isbister and
Young were members of former
Councils.
Instead of holding the Epworth
League Monday evening it was held
Sunday evening atter regular eervlce,
lien Lott was in charge. In addition to
coutributioos from Lloyd Jackson and
George Edwards. students of Siralford
Collegiate, Rev. R A. Maunders, from
Manitoba, gave an interesting and close
fitting address, He wasa former Leagu-
er in Brussels.
People We Talk About
W. B. Strachan 13, A. was home Rome
Toronto for a holiday,
MtnS Millie Grewar spent a few clays
in Toronto this week, .
Jas Close, Toronin, wee a visitor at
N, F Gerry's nver New Year's.
Dr. Harvey Buchanan, Winnipeg, was
home for a short visit last week,
Mrs. Fletcher Sperllug visited rela-
tives et St Marys over the holiday.
Wyman Sperling, mail clerk, ate his
New Year's dinner at his home here,
Miss Juneve Taylor was a holiday
visitor from bar school at Glenannan.
Miss Alma Rano, Wroxeter, teas a
holiday visitor with Miss Georgia Kerr .
I. C. and Mrs, Richards spent the New
Year holiday with old friends in Strat-
ford
Miss Mae Wood and Fred. were home
from London for the holiday, returning
this week.
Mrs. James M. Dickson, Atwood, was
a visitor with old friends in Brussels
last week.
Miss Elsie Mayberry, of Toronto, Was
a welcome holiday visltor,.to Brussels
and vicinity,
David Fountain, London, spent New
Years at the borne of Mrs. Jno, Currie,
Mill Street.
c»b!iss s
a Belle and Sara MeLa u
chliu
Toronto, were home for a holiday visit
with their sisters.
Mr. and Mrs, Borbam, Toronto, were
holiday visitors at tbe borne of Geo.
and Mrs. McMillan.
Alex and Mrs. Lamont, Walkerton;
were holiday visitors with relatives in
Brussels and locality.
Mrs. 5. Fear and Miss Mary. of
Mimieo, were visiting relatives in Brus-
sels during the past week.
P. R. Muheron is spending a week
with his parents at Campbellford, He
will be hack on Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Ross left for her school
et Fort William last Monday. Miss Lou
Ross accompanied her as far as Toronto.
We are sorry to bear that Mrs, Thos.
Walker has been quite ill for several
weeks but we hope for early improve-
ment.
Mr's. George Rogers and Miss Nina,
of Portage la Prairie, Man., are enjov-
iog a visit with relatives and old friends
in Brunets.
Dr, le, M, and Mrs, Lackner and
Master Charlie, Kitchener, were visitors
with J. and Mrs. Ferguson and Dr.
and Mrs. McRae,
W. H. end H. H. Peter, who are
home from the West, were visitors for a
week at the home of their uncle, John
Hunter. John street,
Mrs, Parker Foster, Kin= dine, spent
the New Year holiday with her sisters,
Miss Mary McNaughton and Mrs, I
Parker,, Princess street
F. H. and Mis, Gilroy and son, Bar-
rington, anti Rev. D. Wren, were New
Year visitors at the parental home of the
former at Mount Forest,
Miss Pearl McPherson, a Former
teacher here, now a student at Queen's
University, Kingston, eves a visitor with
the Misses McLaughlin last week.
Miss Irene Cavanagh, who had beep
visiting relatives in Brussels for the past
few weeks, loft this week for Greed.
Valley, Grey Co , where she has accept.
ed a school. She should make a good
teacher.
We are sony 10 bear that Driver Jno,
L. Cavanagh, in a batlety, son of Mrs.
(Dr )Cavaneglt, now visiting in Brus-
sels, is in s South France hospital owing
to blood poisoning in lila hand And arni,
Elope he will sobil be all right.
Rev. R and Mrs, Maunders, of Gris
wolrl, Man, were calling on relatives
and old friends in this locality, They
had been visiting at Detroit and have
gone to visit relatives at Kitchener,
Toronto and other points, The rev,
gentleman was a former resident of this
locality, being a see of the late Thomas
Maunders, He is doing good work in
the West.
T thlsl ill Mo'i.tayla i?t'Utttllhe4
in till Methodist Qhureh ori Sui>dae
nighb: ..•,
• 'Rave ]lir, Pernaby is able' to be a.
u>nnd ttgtain though not quite up to
tborrnark yet,
11 ugts and !vlrs, Sproat, Woodstock,
were spending the holiday at Duna,
8 ePalluul's, Mrs. McCallum 15 is
daugletee.
1011e Andersen se,,, Wareham, John
Alidareelt Jt mntl wlfH, lMis DGatt.ei'id
gtan,d1001 1Vingham, and Rnbsl'L
Andersmt and 8011, Lockwood, Sash:,,
spent tlia,citty at Jas. Anderson's, 61,11
line, Mortld, Wednesday of phis week.
The.offleere and teachers of Knox
church Sunday School., Belgrave, met
at tlhe home of LheSS'uperintendent,.
Jas, Anderson, 81.11c"line, Morrie,
Wednesday n401410011 14+ close up tbe
business of the year 181(3.
Keep tab on tee meetings of She
Board of Agr'icultur'e and the Wnrn-
en's Institute to be held Vele next
Wednesday afternoon and evening,
Speakets will be Mrs. Watts and
Bleasrs. Barbour and Bowes. Musical
numbers will also be given at the
eveeilig gal bel ing.
The mernhere of the Young People's
• teneiet of Knox - Burch spent a social
Y (1 1
evening Tuesday night at the home
of W. 11, and \•its, Fetgusol took
advantage of the :evasion and pre-
sented their son, Sapper J. Gordon
Ferguson D. S., with a Bible bound
in khaki. The presentation was made
by James Wighlman and Charlie
Cole read the following address :-
DEAR FRI1:N2J 1N 3Cu.unI —It was with
pleasure we Beard you were going to
be at home for is few days and taking
advantage at this oppottuuity we
have gathered here with you for a
abort time Chia evening. The con-
templation of your departure is far
fi'ntn pleasant yet we are proud to
have you on 001 honor Roll rogether`
with other brave patriots who have
sacrificed personal interest for King
mull County, Wet- as a Y. P. S., of
the Christian Church, are anxious
that you should °enthuse to lie a
brave soldier of the Cross, We assure
you that you will not be without our
prayers that you may always Fear
God, as well as Honor the King. We
present you with this Bible and com-
mend you en the care of an All Wise
mutt loving God and pray that in His
own time he may bring you safely
back. The recipient made a short but
suitable reply, The evening was
apent lar games, social chat, music and
inept ontptu speeches.
BOARD OF AGRICULTURE
The regular• •meetings under this
new organization will be field in East
Huron its follows :-
Fnrdwich, Tuesday, January 16,
Wroxeter, Wednesday, " 17.
Jamestown, Thmedley, 18.
Blnevale, Friday, " 1g.
Molesworlh,Shut day, 20.
Brunets, Monday, ' 22.
The speakers will be H. Grose, Lefroy,
Geo. Gier, Dufferin and Mrs. Watts,
Taloa, Latter will address Wo-
men's Institutes in the afternoons and
speak at the joint meetings in the
evenings.
Pte. Rooter Writes from France
DEAR Mee. KERB. -It is with much
pleasure that I take my pen in hand
to write you these few lines, although
we must be brief -because of military
restrictions. I hope these few scatter.
ed ideas or news might interest the
readers of THE POST.
In the fleet plaoe I must say that I
am enjoying fine health with the ex-
ception of a slight cold which, need-
less to say, every chap gets when he
the armylife. Of course we
fo110tva t
feel rather tired ab times, especially
after a 8 or 10 mile route march with
full marching equipment, which take
it from me is no light weight.
Well folks 1 without any further
preliminaries I will continue with
Pard facts. Hero we are in distant
France and before you get this letter,
we will be in the trenches opposite old
Fritz, Our Battalion is re-enforoing
the 68th Battalion and many of no
Brussels boys are all Isere together.
We sure have some good times amid
our troubles, However we are here
to uphold armada's honor and that
we'll do even to our uttermost, Les-
lie Lowry, Ohms, Forrest, Frank Shaw,
Roy Thuell, Leelie Perris, Alf. Posliif,
Will. Sholdice, Welter NIble, myself
and others are here together and from
this fact we are more cheerful,
Have not seen Cleve. Deubow yet
but might some clay. Poor chap 1;I can
imagine him all alone, whereas we are
together. I suppose you will be en-
joying a sleigh -ride when this reaches
yon, No snow here as yet but some-
times very wet and mostly muddy,
o the canary hero is
The
scene' f c (
y y
very picturesque but not so up bio
line -that is at the front, The people
tells mostly Frenr.h but odd ones can
speak a little English. The French
money is mostly paper bills of frim'ia
and centimes 1 a 5115110 being wotth 20
cents and a centime is 3 of a cent, It
sure is odd but more easily reckoned
than the Englieh money, It consisted
of pounds (4), shillings, pence, fiotins,
half crowns, crowns, guineas, eta,
But after all give rue the old Cana-
dian money of dollars and cents.
Do you know readers that the trip
all through has been very inter eating
-especially the Erie day leave we haci
in England before coming to Fiance.
Chas., Frank and I went tip to Glas-
gow, Paisley, Gonrocic and Gt'eenoelc.
We visited relatives of the others at
Goueork, which is outside of Port
Glasgow, and we sure hada good time,
Also returned t0 see many of the
famous palaces, 'cathedrals anti Parlia-
ment, buildings of the world's largest
City -I ondon. We saw also where
the late Lotti Kitchener. lived, the
residence of Lloyd George, Dickens'
Old Curiosity shop and many other in-
teresting places. 1 might say here
that if some of you wish to see a few
of the pictures yon might ask brother
"Bill."
Have seen many of Frites prisoners
since we landed and they sure look
downhearted, The training 18 very
interesting and very soon we will be
practising on old Mite. We fellows
IOT'D 1879
TANOARO BANK
OF CANADA
HEAD orriCE - TORONTO
Money Orders and Drafts are
issued by this Bank payable " in
all parts of the world. 234
BRUSSELS BRANCH,
G. H. SAMIS, ®O O Manager.
received te few letters just before leav-
ing15t&gland but none since, until we
go up••bhe line. If any of you wish to
help 'cheer us along be sure to write,
if its orily a.few lines as a letter seethe
to be very cheering.
Now I must not say too much this
Lime as it will take ton much room in
your paper, However 1 hope these
feta lines may interest you all and
sometime lalet, if Me. Kerr will. per-
mit room in his paper, I will write a
much shorter one when I get up the
line.
With this I elnee, wisbiug you all
the season's compliments and the day
when war will have ceased and the
Lime of Pcare proclaimed when I will
see you all face to face again.
Youve Sincerely, ,
851880 PTE R. H. HooywR,
58th Battalion, B. E. F.,
France.
Card of Thanks
TO THE ELECTORS OF BRUS-
SELS
1 wish to thank those who, by their
votes and influence, enabled me to
come out "011 top" in the Reeveship
election Monday last.
In the twelve months to come I will
do all in my power to prove to them
that their confldeuce in me was not
misplaced and at the end of that time
I will he prepared to 'nuke way for,
wet k for and assist in every way tatty -
rine whore the Electors may choose as
my successor. Trusting that the New
Year may be a prosperous one to all.
Yours truly,
S. 1. PLUM.
Card ofThanks
TO 51318 ELECTORS OF GREY
TOWNSHIP :
I wish to return my hearty thanks
for the splendid support accorded me
last Monday in my successful conteeb
for the Deputy Reeveship. I will en-
deavor to do my best, in the interests
of both Township and County.
Wishing you all a successful year.
Tours truly,
JOHN McNABB.
BORN
BARKER. -At (leveller, North Dakota, on Doo -
ember 10th, 1010, to Mr, and Mrs. Earl
atelier, a son,'
Fox -In Brussels, on January Brd, 1917, to
Mr, and Mrs Sylvester Fox, a daughter,
FAiIu.L^e8.-I11 Winnipeg, on January lot, 1917,
to t1r, and Mrs. Robert Fairless -nee Mise
Dolly Backer -a son.
JolinAroA.-At Trowbridge, on December
18th, 1919, to Mr. and Mrs, Richard John-
eton,e son -Berl Sherwood.
STaiss: In Grey Township, On January let,
1017, toigr, and Mrs, Dan. Steles, a daugh-
ter.
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BBLr-WALLAOE.-At Evergreen Lodge, the •
home or the bride's uncle, Morris, w, Des.
ember 20th, 1916, by Rev. 11..7. Ili.Oormiak,
M. A., Mr, Frannie Oliver 13811 to .MIPs
Charlotte Mabel, only daughter of Mrs.
Jno, Wallace, both of Morris township, O
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CLEMr•.NT,-Iu Godorleh, Deo. 28th, 1918, at
Alexandra Hospital, Mrs. Benjamin Cle-
ment mollies' of Mrs. H, E. Hod gens, town.
MOLAtronriu-In Toronto, on January Ord,
1817, Annabelle Brown, widow of the late
Alex. MoLaachtin, formerly 05 Brussels, iu ,
her 72nd year.
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 241,i1. -Farm, farm
stock, implements, &e. , Lot 15, Con. 10, Grey
Township. kale unreserved at 1 p, m. Jno.
Brown, Prop. F. B. Scott, Auc.
Notice to Creditors
In the matter 0f the estate of David
Tomlinson, -late of the Village of
Brussels, in the County of Huron,
gentleman, deceased, -
Notlee le hereby given porsnant to "Tho Re.
vised Statutes of Ontario," that nil creditors
end others having oleins against the e.tate of
the said David Tolnlinnan, who died on or
'about the 27th day of November, A. 0. 1010,
are required on or hefore the tat day of Feb.
ruary A. 0, 1217, to nand by past prepaid or
deliver to the undersigned Executors, Brussels
Post Office, their Christian and Surnames,
addresses and descriptions, the fall pertiou-
lars or their claims, the etetement of their ac-
counts and the nature of the securities (11 any)
held by them.
And further take notice that after such last
mentioned date the, said Executors will
proceed to distribute the sweets of the deceased
among the parties entitled thereto, having re-
gardonly to the claims of which they shall then
have notice, and the said Exeoutora will
not be liable for the said assets or any part
thereof to anyyerson or persons of whose
claim notice shall not have been received by
them et the time of such distribution.
Dated this 4111 day of January A. D. 1917.
W. T. MCCRACKEN, 0Exeeutors.
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