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i5rtENZAP,,ID ONT01,010
WM. SPENCE
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OP MARRIAGE LICENSES
lace is the Post Office, Ether, 204
AUCTIONEERS.
7 19. 1300'TT AN - A- N AUOT'ION•
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bettor mea in lose time and less charges
than any ether Audiaooerin East Huron or
he won't charge anything, Dates and orders
eau always b0 arranged at this office or be
personal application,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
\AT 113. SINOLAIR—
V V e Barrister, Solioltcr, Oonveyanosr,
Notary Pobno, ,ko, Oillco—Stewart's Block
1 door North al Central Ho/o}
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Going West - 12:10 and 9:65 p.m.
All trains going EOet connect with C. P. R. at
Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T
G. B. stations.
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JAS, ANDERSON,
VETERINARY SURCREON.
Sa0oesSol' to M, R. Moore. 0111..o at Ander.
son Bros, Lt vory stable, I3rnesei,Telephone
NO. S0,
T. 7•. M'RAE
C. p„ ,$ S, O,
51, 0. 11., \ ilitgo of Brussels.
Physician, Sn guvn, Aee•aielion.
Office at 1.1 slai :re, apposh r+ 81 'l' leu : newer.
wenn:. • treat. -
DR, 7', SRYANS
Bachelor of. Aledloine, Uuiv81'.sity of Toronto
Licentiate of College of Phy0loans nod Sur -
goons, Ontario ; toe.Sonior Hoe $it :,,role of
We0terl H.napibnl, Toronto. 0115 ,04 of tato Dr.
A. McHevey, Smith Intent, Brussels,
Rural phone 46,
MAUDE 0. SRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOCcJST
Personal a[adnate Dep arrnitent of oe-cth•,1•
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her race over Miss A marts m111 u a y
Mie° da s—Wodn ,,day, Thureday, Friday
and bnturday of every week. O,hee he t rN-10
to 12 a. m, ; 1 to 0 p, m. Evedn',a by appoint- I
m ant. Pitons 1210,
OR. WAROL,nW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night calls, OOloa opposite
Flour Mill, Ethel.
JAMES TAYLOR
Licensed auctioneer foru
Huron Co,
Satisfaction assured ; Charges moderate.
Write or Telephone if not convenient to call,
Both Brussels and North Huron Phones.
BELGRAVE A. 0,
P. R. MULHE.•RON
Teacher of
PIANO, ORGAN, VOCAL
Organist and Choir Abutter, Melville Church,
Brussels. Pupils prepared for 7'orontoCol-
lege of Music Examinations, Phone Mx
PROUHFOOT, KILLORGN & COOKE
Barristers, solicitors, Notaries Public,
&c.
Office on the Square, 2nd door from Hamilton
Strout,
GODEBICH. ONT.
Private funis to loan at lowest rates,
W. PaouDaoom, E, 0. ,T. L, .KILLORAN
R, J. D. Cooke
nal ebds 4tents
FEBRUARY.
THIS is Horse Nair day.
A GRANroN correspondent writes :—
W. W. Baker, (formerly of Brussels),
who has beeu confined to the house for
several days this past week, is now able
to be out again.
ST. MARYS Journal of last week says
of a former Brusselite :—L. A-13/111 10
able to be around again after having
been confined to the house wittl la
grippe for the past few days.
THE leaders, of fashion state that
there willa little
b change in MOWS suits
the coming Summer. With some of us
there will be no change whatever; we
will have to grub along with last year's
suit.
AUCTION Sale of Household Furniture
and effects Saturdary afternoon, Febru-
ary 3rd, at residence corner Church and
.Jobe streets, Brussels. Mrs, Jas. Gil-
mour, nee :vers. Dora McFadzeRu is
proprietress.
BAND CoNCNRT AT BRUSSELS RINK.—
Friday evening of this week a Bauch
Concert will be given at Brussels shat.
ing rink. Adm,ssiou, adults 25 cents ;
children.' 15 cents. Spectators 150.
Keep the date clear, Friday, February
2ud.
COCHRANE — CLINE WEDDING VERY
l(ASHIONABLE.-000 of the largest anti
most fashionable weddings ever wuness•
ad in Moose Jaw was solemu,zed in Z.on
Methodist church .last evening at 7
o'clock when Pearl Beatrice, eldest
daughter of James S f
and Mrs, Celle,
204. ()minion Street, West, was married
to Russel Bali Cochraue, youuges, son
of Mrs, Mary Cochraue, 1127 Cheetuut
avenue, Rev. E G. CAlegwiu, read the
marriage service before 0
1e AbetC So
guests
and (nony spectators.
The bride was
given away by her fattier and was a
tootled by th)ee bridesmaid, viz :—Mise
Isabel Straohau, Brussels, Ontario; brass
Grace Steedmau, Hamilton, and Mies
Gladys Cochraue, Moosej.:w, ail of
whom attended College with the bride
The bride's little sister, Wiuoua Ciiue,
acted as flower girl and Laurette Ma
Clelland was ring bearer. William
Armstrong, of Winnipeg, attended tb.
groom, Lieut. Holmes, W. L. Bakst
and Wilfred McDonald acted as ushers
The church was attractively decorated
With palms and 2)10 5180115010111:11118, Th,.
guest pews were tied witb white ribbon
Miss Mabel Clarry plltyed I.vhe:.;;rm>'
wedding march as the bridal per:y en.
tercel the Murrell and also roudered ether
bridal music during the ceremony
lhle bride wore a Mistiming weanling
gown of white D-ateless Sault over 11
petticoat of silver flouncing. The ;;emu
WAS trade iu Empire style with bodice
of silver lace, Georgette crepe farmed
the long bell sleeves. A court train
was fastened at the shoulders with satin
rosebuds and caught at the side with
orange blossoms. 1'110 bride else wore
bridal veil with whet cap, caught with
orange blossoms. Site carried :e shower
bogttet of white 1081.0, valley lilies end
smilax. The br decal rids' gowns were
yellow silk tulle. They wore hats of
gold lace, mauve Georgette crepe and
velvet sti'eatners end carried high bask-
ets hotted with yellow and mauve tulle,
conteDing yellow and Iianee chrysten
titanium. The flower gni end ring
bearer wore pink accordion pleated
dresses, the letter Cal•rying the dug con-
cealed In a large Meysimth0u10111. Mrs
Cline, mother of -the bride wum0 a black
satin end Georgette crepe poen, with
touches of silver end black permed het,
The groom's gift to: the bridesmaids
were gold crosses ; to the webers, lie
pins ; to the flower girl Hutt rlug-beerer,
Huge and to the groomsmen, a cameo
and onyx sttcic pin, After the ceremony
A reception end wedding supper was
t he bride's hurtle, served a t s 0m which was
al decorated in the e
s0 wedding color
scheme, yellow and m0u70 eli ysauthe•
mums. The 8111911 tables cot128111td a
vaso of wbito end purple Sweet peas.
The bride's table ons decorated with
streamers 0f ttille and smilax. Yellow
end mauve chrysanthemums formed the
centre piece, '1 he bride's cape was 011 e
side table. The Misses Florence aid
Helen Riddell, M. y Gr.erson, Maud
Henan; end Marion Allen 110strt, cl to
serving. ;Attrchell's oabtstra played
(linen; the rhnit; r, Mr. and Mrs. Cech-
rane It ft later in the evr,nur for Win-
nipeg. Chicago, New York, Montreal
nue Toronto, ronto, wbete they will spend a
1r'-. '11on15's Ir00tyl0nu Tee bride
tiere i 11 in n navy blue French velour
:net, t'1mm11ud wi'h grey wool embroi
.1. ry She were n neve picture hat with
, ruin sad upper brio, canary pncotedg-
ed ribbon anti ,rimlll.11 with wogs an -1
wi l.1-- rex lu•s, ti's gift of the groom.
(p+ F o r 1.. Mr and Mrs, Cochrane
will resile a' 1113 Second avenue N. W.
:9') tic nom, DAYS,—There are but 199
schotd days corms 1917 The number
of day= in eaeb month iu which High,
Cuntluualion, Public and Separate
srheols will be active, are as follows
l twiny. 21 ; Febluar , 20 ; March, 22 ;
April, 15 ' Shay 22 ; 11108, 2n ; Sep:ert:-
her, 19 ; 00,otle,, 23 ; November, 22 ;
I)ecenlber. is Thu terms for the year
:We a•: lotion's :—January 3 10 Apr:) 5 ;
Apt it 16 to )nue 29 ; September 4 to
11e0,11111er 21.
THE St, Marys Journal- of last week
1980)sof a well known Brusselite as
follows :—One of the most interesting
visitors in town the past week was
Robt. Roes, brother of Mrs. 12 McAl-
pine. Mr. Ross is a sailor and in that
cepaeily hes travelled practically arouud
the world 011 his last trip 11e was call -
(11 overland from Vancouver to New
Yuck, sailing From there South and
enough the Paua11a Canal to Chili for a
cargo of copper ore which they brought
to S -:utile He has also visited the
Orion' old new be led to tell in bin quiet
unassuming w,y tales of the country,
its p •..p e and their quaint and curious
eestl Ills,
HURON CO. COUNCIL
Dr. Milne, Blyth, Warden.
The January session of the County
Colleen opened on Tuesday afternoon
of Inc! week with all members in at-
tendance,
rh,a appointment of et Warden was
It' iii.,' lousiness. According to the
usage in lemon County it was the
year fere a Liberal Warden and in the
camel of the Liberal teembet•s two
DAMPS were suggested, those of Dr,
Milne, Reeve of Blyth, and J. A.
Stewart, Reeve of Seaforth, Dr. Milne
winning out. In the Council his
Termination was moved by O. Stewart
(Ashfield) and seconded by 0. Reis
(Wroxeter) anti at the expiration of
the period allowed for nominations Dr.
Milne was conducted to the Warden's
:hair by ex -Warden Livingstone and
snbseribed to the necessary oath of
oIllee before Judge Hays. In well-
chosen words the 2)0stor thanked the
Councillors for the honor of the posi-
t1m,,
Messrs, Campbell, Armstrong, Reis.
Powell std Irwin were chosen as a
striking committee and their recom-
mendations
ecom-
e
1u udnl tons were adopted, d the o coh t -
u
puttee. for the year beinas follows :
Executive Gummittee J, M. Goven-
lock, 12. \V Livingstone J. N. Calup-
bell, \V, H, Lobb, \V, Isbister.
Special Comwittee—J. Shortreed, J.
efereiuley, G. Young, T. Brock, W.
Yen: ly.
b'ine:lee Committee—O, Stewart, R.
1Ltterieg, B. W. Beavers, 3..A.. Mal -
lough, J. P. Dalton.
Is,lnclteio" Committee—C. A. Nairn,
G. 0. Pett y, J. 3lcNabb, W. R. El-
liott, J. A. Ford.
Read & Bridge Committee—J, A.
eitetvari, A. L. Erwin, Oo,. Reis, I1.
H. Neel), M. Armstrong.
County Properly—J-. 0. Laithwaite,
T. K. Powell, 113. 01 ich, P. F, Doig, S.
'5'. Plum.
10,0108 of Refuge—J, N. Culnpbell,
T. 1C. Powell, 0, Stewart, P, .Doig.
Warden's Omuta t•tee—C. A, Nairn,
J. A. Ford, J. P. Dalton, R. Harding,
11. (hlel r
The appointment of an Agricultural
Represetmit.ative fnr the Onunty is
tnuught up again by communications
on
frt the hru'mers' Club of West
West. \Vltwannsh and the \\ es Huron
n
I ancll.'t•a Association, n,ba th enclnsin
pits "I' resnlntinns.passed by these
c
bodies asking fur such an appoint-
ment,
'rho Counties of Oxford and Norfolk
MO Asking co-operation in having the
Federal (-love: ntn5nt raise the feces -
saw funds for Pd.riolic arid Red Cross
pmp. see by taxation in place of the
present sysl ern.
Appltcatiens for the position of
",•noir Antlt)o' were received from
(1"o. 1V. Ilolnlan, Tucke'anlith ; P.
;V, Senile, East Wawanosh ; A.
'. 05ns, Winghani ; A, Porterfield,
le to \Vawannsh ; Paul Powell, Turn-
i•rry ; and Frank Metcalfe, Blyth.
eel -i ,tn entineee+,ii"it.,t„f,ii.,t ,;,,0,1tt,.i,
t•
actinic
Light
3'
Notice
OTTC1: is hereby given that
owing tri increased ex-
pense for coal and other
uecrsstuins the price of Electric
Light in Wessels will be ad -
mowed from 10 to 12 cents per
XRoseatt, from December' 1st
until coal reduces in prise.
.9r
•h
'k
4
Burse payable on or befnre
(111,10211 or each tnol1L1 and if ,r
anot en paid 5 ciente on the dollar
will be adcled.
For the ennvenielice of
, tons jtnyulettts nifty be made to
Bliss 1n11t1 111. 1)ullfo'd, at S.
Catter's store,
18
Joon Nivins J. At Sharps
Manager Proprietor 44'
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BE CUI-[F CF1tRM
Of O[Y',:OSiPrd
Soft, Clear, Smooth Skin Comes W tit
Tho Use Of "FRUIT-A-TIVES",
NORAH WATSON
86 Drayton Ave., Toronto.
Nov. 10th, 1915.
A beautiful complexion is a handsome
women's chief glory and the envy of her
less fortunate rivals..Yet a soft, clear
skin—glowing with health—is only the
natural result ofprtr a Blood.
"I was troubled for a considerable
time with a vory unpleasant, disfiguring
.Rash, which covered my face and for
which I used applications and remedies
without relief. After using "]Fruit-a-
tives" for one week, the rush is com-
pletely gone. I am deeply thankful for
the relief =din the future, I will not be
without "Fruit-a-tivcs ".
NORAH WATSON.
50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25e.
At dealers or sent postpaid =receipt of
price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.
Messrs. Omens and Holman were ap-
pointed, the former 011 motion of
Isbister and Campbell, and the latter
on motion of Petty and McKinley.
John Govenlock and \Vat. Lame
were appointed Auditors of criminal
justice accounts.
The following motions were refer-
red to committees :
13y Nairn and Isbister that a grant
of $1,000 to the Comity hospitals to be
divided equally between the Goderich
and Wingham hospitals be made.
By Erwin and Ford, that $25 be
granted to each public library in the
Oonnty.
BY Neeb and Dtwin that, 125 he
granted to all Ag'i tttodal :Societies
es
holding Fall Faire in 1917.
By Laithwaite and Powell that
$2,000 be granted to the four high
schools, Goderich, Clinton, Seaforth
and Wingham,
By Ford and Elliott that Herbert
Paul and Ernest Hovey be appointed
trustees of the Clinton Collegiate !e -
dilute.
By Govenlock and Reis that the
usual grants be made to Oonlinnation
and Fifth class schonle.
By Laithwaite and Yearly Ihat Nis
Honor Judge Dickson be •.l'poiuted
trustee of the Goderich Celli -elate In-
stitute, in place of His Holier Judge
Holt, who is ill, for the years 1017-18-
10.
By Lobb and Ford that $25 be grant-
ed to the Clinton, Seaforth and Hen -
sell Spring shows.
13y Isbister and Powell that Frank
V
anatnno be appointedont5d LuVtoP
the
Win ham High School for 1.17 18-19.
13y Stewart and Beavers Unit H. S.
Hays be reappointed Trustee of the
Senforth Oollegiale Instil 1111'
By Lai1 thnto and Low) that.l
)
be n .1 r flowers ti ,
gen to to buy it tler5 L plan t n -
round the court hoose.
By Stewart and At•mstrnng that 62,5
be granted to the lemon Poull,ty
sooiation for 1917.
M. H. Staples, Field Secretary
of the Oanadian Patriotic Fund, ad-
dressed the Council of Tuesday nfte1-
noon in behalf of a grant. Ile 0181,1 he
was born nn a faun in Pu, ham
County, and worked at farming, hat
during the Winter WAS /teeing aN Field
Secrete!y of the Patriotic bund, 10
1914 he 'vent to Get malty to study the
language, literature and u:u.,ie to
some extent and when 'Cat' 'Melte on/
found himself a civilian lu'inewe 10
Dresden, hilt was allowed to go on
promising not to hake nn arms re
gainst Germany. The official who
gave 10al his passport said he meld
not ask hits to do anything for (-le'-
many but said, "Do all you can for
hurmanii.y," Mr, Staples pointed out
the three enurres of revenue of the
Patriotic Fund, collections in largo
towns and cities, municipal and
County grants end collections in 1111 -
organized districts. The difIenityin
Making collections in [oral dist'iets
leading to the more peeled adoption
of Oounty grants, 1'he County of
Wetland was Lhe nt:ly. County which
had not made a Comity grime but
this wag 011 neweul of the huge eh,
ings to the fund in miler ways. This
year, it wits estimated that $:3,000,000
,none than last year would be lowlier -II.
The Legislnfnre or Quebec and the
Legislature of ()amen were each giv-
ing $1,000,009, whirl; would amulet
fnr n large portion of 9
1 ge pM 1 the inC(alt e.
Sitncoe Onnn2v had 111rid5(1 011 *12(1,-
000 as its 1917 cottrillul.ir+n and Vie_
torte, County on $011,000 The advant-
ages of having the fund (tarried on Its
15 was in phare of by the Grime nmrnl,
we asked foe by Immo Court Hee, were
that the Government would have to
snake the grant the In111C 1,1 all rates
for the dependents of alddiers of the
same rank,
which votl1d
mean agreat
increasein the expense, is
i , e nanny de-
pendents did trot require assietanee,
while other wives of soldiers, with
perhaps a large family and no means,
would need a great deal 1m01'e. in the
ndminidratloh of the fund he present,
a great deal of adyice and eminent
could be given to dependents which
would be eliminated in 0, Government
adndt:laterecl fund. The east of ad.
ministering the fund was lege than
70,1. per $100, as Most or ilu, work 1088
demi 41:11(11tiotlely. 11. 13. Aloes tie.
newel nothing tor his work and paid
hie own expellees. The adininiatial-
lion in 1111'ot County 'WAN eple'did,
Presided, Biydone 01 1hi. Mix
Auxiliary also spoke. 11e polo led out
the meed of looking toiler the reLurn-
toR sentient, helping theta to find
suittalnte work, rte,
On Wednesday MD:0111g (-1. j41, El.
lion, County Seel eiery u1' the (lhild-
ren's Aid Snarly, itddreseed the Coun-
sil, rending eh -tine of Heroes from the
nffieero of the Society to the Outlay
fur the rant lu0t ret[ of , 500 raid
g > $
eel eilimg a 0onlhnu(nre of such RS-
s,otttltre, Mt•, Elliott painted out that
15 steeds of the Society ware serving
the Kim; at the front. One of the
boys had assigned $15 a amid h of his
pay r" the Soviet to he kept in trust
for hint and All.. Edlo11: pr"dltn„ d 1119
bee, k ', :.k showing rt. Lalanre of 5200.
In tut, anything should happen In
the hr.y 11)8 savings go to his little
sneer, 10 0111 having been drew ri no to
this emet, Aft'. I1111ntt quoted this
lllell 1. u; a sa(npie of the good work
the 8nctcty was doing. Heiden touch-
ed on t11e question of a Shelter for the
County and the advantage of a
Juvenile Court, The Stratford Shel-
ter, owing to the km -Paled cost of liv-
ing, had been oblig'-d to raise its
0111(•4„ for children front outside its
own territory from $2 to $3 a week.
The Police b1aglstates of the
County feel they have a„ tirranee in
the small fee they receive for the
work. Police Magistrate Lockhart, of
Auburn, heart given up the position on
account. "f the look of adequate pt ()-
vision for payment, and Pollee Magis-
trates '\ndrew0, of Clinton, and Kelly,
of Goderich, presented their case 10
the Coo.ty Council \Vedneuday morn-
ing. The fees rue fixed by statute
so that the County Council has nn
power In alter thein, but these, unless
0uppil 111:11114, seeln absurdly smell,
For ire:tame 101r. Kelly pointed out
that: it ens ease, in which thele had
bpeu 14 adjournments, his fee was
Duly Ln r.•uts. In view of the large a-
tunteit the mngietrates are eolleeting
for sir.' Ununty in the way of tines for
the halt rt.ions of the 0. T. A. they
thought some furtbei rntnpensatlnu
should b,' allowed. At. present they
ATP receiving $5 a month from the
County for office expenses and risked
that. th1,2 be itl1l•eet0pti to 5111. In com-
menting un the small number of per-
sons at present in the jab), in p'u't at
least the result of the C. T, A., the
Wa,d,-u expressed the belief that the
Goderich jail [cold new do duty for
Bruer, Perth, Middlesex and Huron if
theta were sone legislation for district
jails and Ode would res111t in consider-
able saving.
John Knox, turnkey at the jail, has
applied for all itlel'eiloe 01 salary,
bintirul9 to make 11,1 additional grant
to the Red Cross Societies of the
County of Huron huron of
Sweeties $20,000 (making
700 Bus, Wheat from 20 Acres
HENRY FRAZIIR, Forest, Ontario,
says :
"I have (teed mune Hempstead Fer-
tilizer for four yeln'0 ail 11 good tomtits,
Last 1'',11l I sowed 20 acct's of wheat
with 110 11(1151' dreesi ag, 00 pounds in
the net g. The yield was 35 bushels
per 1551.0, My neighbor did 1102. 1158
fertilizer and his wheat will only yield
ahO01 91) bushele per ante. ly wheat
11' littered tleet01', filled better and eon-
s( gne1tly produced tune hu-he.ls,"
WOULDN'T SOW WHEAT, WITH.
OUT HOMESTEAD
JOHN H, 'ALLISON, Fatkliill, Ont,,
says :
"I have used Tlnmestead I3one Black
Fertilizer for the last three years and
I find it
pays. I used it in connection
with Manure and clover and I would
not sow wheat tri them it."
GOOD REPORT
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J.\V.CIRLC-lt-1 [,i,lel5 Ont., 1 O(.. site's ' .
.
"1 need one hundred and fifty lbs, of
11nme0tead Fertilizer. on fourteen rum's
of Lunette, testing it with fourteen
cotta of tuifeetilized, and realized fifty-
five bn-.h'ls of turnips profit from the
fertilized ground. All the ground tures
otherwise treated alike,"
Wylie Michigan Carbon \Nodes, De-
11.0it, for Free book and particulars
about their Homestead Boue Black
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Willi the $5,000 already voted, a total
grantof .
LS UUO and to make el -
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lowa,ce to police mugistt•ates of $15 et
mouth for office expenses, were sent
to the executive committee.
Morris Council
Council met in the Township Hell,
Monday January 8th. After Reeve
and Councillors signed the declaration
of office, Reeve took the chair. Min-
utes of last sleeting were read and ap-
proved. Following officers were ap-
pointed :—A. McEwen, Clerk, salary.
$200 ; Thos, Miller, Assessor, $80,00 ;
Riehrud Johnston and Peter McNabb,
Auditors, $10 00 ; Die Bryane, 0Iedic:51
Health Officer, $50.00 ; H, Johnson,
Member of Board of Health ; David
Laidlaw and Wm. Abram, Sanitary
' Inspectors, $15 00 ; Robert Shnrtreed,
John McArthur, Archibald Cameron,
Geo. blathers and Charles 13:hnbrage
were appointed Weed Inspectors,
salary 25 cents per hour, necessarily
employed and 5 Celts per mile travel-
led.
Following weeds in addition to those
mentioned in the Act are placed in
the Township By -Law :—Blue weeds,
Rattle weeds, Perennial sow thistle,
Chicory, Oxeye daisy, wild carrot,
wild Tiasel, bind weed, Orange Hawk
week.
Poundkeepers :—David Jewitt, John
Messer, Archie Campbell, David Ram-
say, Hobert Gat'ntes jr., John Mustard,
William Hopper, Olins, Anderson,
Geo. Procter, A. L. Kerr, Bert Carter,
Wm. Pipe, Albert T. Oole, W. H. Mc -
Lit n
Gn tc en Robert. Nesbitt John
Evans, Robert Newcombe, Joseph
Bewley, Russel Richmond, \V. Al.
M tt [ray.
Fence viewers.—Wm, Pollock, John
Brown, James Jackson, Tiros. Marsh-
all, Geo. Kelly, \Vw, Skelton, Jas.
Nicholson, Ramey John50n, John
Clegg, Ram, McCracken, D Sommer-
ville, D. Jordan, \V. J. Heuder.nu, Eli
Caviller -ire A. Kerr, \\1111. Bowman,
Joseph Robb, 0. F3 Forest.
The printing contract was awarded
to W. H. Ken at $555,00. A grant of
$1(100 was made to the Sick Children's
Hospital, Township matte a grant of
$25,00 to each of the four Red Cfose
Sovietise and advanced $15 00 to each
for the County grant. The Roll was
received from Oollectoe Procter and
lie was appointed Collector for 1917,
salary $125 00.
Shnrtreed and Johnston were ap-
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The London Advertiser
All Mail Editions $3.00 per yr.
pointed to procure e
ro
c e the cement Ole for
the McNeil drain,
Following accounts were paid :—
Jae, Cartel., gravelling, Elesl. bdy.,
$1.20 ; R. B. Alcock, 2 farm Midges,
N We Lot 28, Cnn. 8, 131715 Creek
draies, $30,00 ; Hovick Insurerce Co,
premium on Hall, $1.60 ; Geo. Mason,
Minute buok and supplies, $2.011 ;
Walter presser & Co., widening read,
$511.50 ; Thos. Warwick, repair cul-
vert, $2.00; Fred. Churchill, ditch on
toad, $10 00 ; D. Laidlaw and W.
Abram, Sanitary Inspectors ea eh
$15 (10 ; John Moppet', 050 of eeraper,
$2.00 ; East Wawauosh Boundary ac-
count, $153 97; North Boundary Torn-
betry, $2885; Sick Children's Hospi-
tal, $10.00 ; R. Procter, postage and
balance salary, $28.00; Rod Cross
Society, Bluevole, Belgrave, Walton,
Jamestown each, $25.00 also 111» town-
ship advanced the 00unty grant of
$75,00 to each Society.
A, UACEWEN, Clerk.
Seaforth
The second annual Old Times Douce
will be held in Oarduo's Opera Ball on
Friday evening, February 2uc1. Four-
teen musicians and eight floor mana-
gers have donated their services and
in addition there will be special piping
and Scotch dancing, Ladies must
bring lunch and coffee will be supplied
at the Hall. Admission—Gentlemen,
$1.00.
WEAK, SORE EUN S
Restored To Health By
STinol
Camden, N. J.—"1 had a deep seated
cough, was rim -down, and my lungs were
weak and sore. I had tried everything
suggest ed without help. One eve-
ning I read about Vino) and decided
to try it. Soon I noticed an improve-
ment, I kept on taking it and today T
am a well man, The soreness is all
gone from my lungs, I do not hove any
cough and have gained fifteen pounds."
—F11AN8: Har LMAN.
We guarantee V i n o 1 for chronic
coughs, colds and bronchitis and for all
weak, run-down conditions.
F. R. SMITH, Druggist, Brussels,
Also at the beat Druggists in all On-
tario towns.
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Phone 43 or 27 if you want anything
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HOSE WHO, FROM TIME TO TIME, HAVE FUNDS REQUIRING
INVESTMENT MAY PURCHASE
AT PAR
DOMINION
OF CANADA DEBENTURE STOCK
IN SUMS OF $SCO OR ANY MULTIPLE THEREOF.
Principal repayable 1st October, 1919.
Interest payable half-yoarly, 1st April and 1st October by cheque (free of exchange at
any chartered Bank in Canada) at the rate of five per cent per annum from the date of
purchase.
Holders of this stook will have the privilege of surrendering at par and accrued interest,
as the equivalent of cash, in payment of any allotment made under any future war loan issue
in Canada other than an issue of Treasury Bills or other like short date security.
Proceeds of this stock are for war purposes only.
A commission of ons -quarter of one per cent will be allowed to recognized bond and
stook brokers en allotments made in respect of applications for this stock which bear their
stamp.
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For application forms apply to the Deputy Minister of Finance, Ottawa.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, OTTAWA,
00rOlt(;R 7th, 1818.