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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1917-9-20, Page 8•••••••••••••••••+4,44.14+40+••••••••4••••••40+•4•40+.4444+ 1.' HO FIRST - i Flower She ho The - StoretiF.R.sM,TH + • • • Pure Pickling Spices • • Whole and Powd. Mace • Whole and Powd. Allspice White Pepper 4 " Black Pepper Red Pepper Curry Powder Celery Seed + Cionamou Bark • Whole and Ground Cloves ,)m w full Value in Seasonable Goods The following should be of interest this week, ,Make a list of your re• quirements • • • • October Pictorial Review Magazine to hood -159 Begin the new ▪ story, "Josselyn's Wife," by Kathleen Norris, Choice Mixture Whole Mixed Pickling Spices - 4 cz. for loo Paraffin Wax Bottling Wax in Tins Corks for Catsup Bottles Corks for Pickling Bottles Keen's Mustard Mustard Seed Turmeric Best Quality Red Rubber Jar 10c pkg., or 3 pkgs. for 25c FLASH LIGHTS Convenient and safe both out-of- doors and in the hoose. If you have not one of these necessities see our stock of Flash Lights. 75e each up to $2 00 Also all sizes of reuewal Batteries and Bulbs. Rings Andes' Great Prescription We have recently received a sup- ply of this new Medicine that has had such a large sale in the States and is being introduced In this country. Price $r.00 bottle Pictorial Review Quarterly Fashion Book now on sale—Price 25c—including a coupon good for 250 on any pattern of your choosing. Pictorial Review Patterus in stock. • •i' • • F. H. SMITH • • ▪ • • the Store Druggist and Stationer 3• •1. +•+•+•+•+•4'•+•+••M•+•+•+•+0 90+0+•+•+•9.44+•+•+•+•+•+• • • e. • + + • i • + • a•• • + • •+ + • 9 • • • •+ - • 1 Xacal Vat's Items MAITLAND river is very low. WHAT about Electric light is the query ? KEEP Brussels Fall Fair in mind, October 4 and 5. MELVILLE church choir enjoyed a bonfire party Tuesday evening on the banks of the Maitland. S CAR"1LLR bas now the agency for the well known DeLaval Cream Separator. See bis advt. in this issue, "LODGERS taken in", next Tuesday evening, in the Brnssels Town Hall under Brussels Red Cross Society. Don't miss it, SEVERAL loads of coal for household purposes have been hauled to Brussels from Wroxeter during the past week, The Farmers' Club is expecting a car or two in the near future also, THE POST commences a campaign to clear uppast due accounts and subscrip- tions 2 nd 3 years old, Kindly aid us by a prompt remittance or a nearby cell. It takes money to run a newspaper these days, AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE, &C.— Owing to intended removal from town there will be an auction sale of house- hold furniture and effects Saturday after- noon of this week at the home of Joseph Schwadron, Eliztbetb street, Brussels. Sale at a o'clock. F. S. Scott, Auc. WHILE engaged in his work at the Carter garage last week Earl Cunning- ham had a bone broken in his right foot by a part of a car landing on it owing to a breakdown in the crane lifting the load, The injury has been painful but Earl still sticks at bis work. BRUSSELS Horticultural Society will hold a Flower. Show Saturday afternoon and evening of this week in the Public Library audience room at 2 30 and 7 30. Exhibits will be sold for Red Cross purposes No admission fee and the public welcome. All members are ask- ed to contribute cut flowers. SCHOOL Board met Friday evening and talked over the coal situation. It was decided to interview the local deal- ers and if nothing definite could be as- sured to endeavor to secure the needed supply through some other source, To be without fuel at this season of the year is not calculated to add comfort of either body or mind. "Lonoxxs TAKEN LN,"—This is the title of an Entertainment to be put on in Brussels Towo Hall next Tuesday evehiug by the Belgrave Dramatic Company, under the auspices of Brus- sels Red Cross organization. rhe Play has been presented in Winghatn, Tees - water, Blyth, Auburn, Walton, Belgrave and Clifford and has atttacted good houses and is well spoken of, The Belgrave friends make no charge for the evening so that the whole proceeds go to Patriotic purposes. Admission fee has been placed at the low price of 25 cents and we hope a bumper crowd will aid a good cause and enjoy the play next Tuesdsy evening, PROMOTED TO KINGSTON, --The many friends of J. F. Rowland in Brussels and locality were pleased to hear that he had been promoted from Tillsonberg to Kingston and left last week to assume the management of the Standard Bank in the Limestone City, His predecessor has been superannuated THE POST congratulates Mr. Rowland on his pre. ferment and hopes he and hie family will y greatly enjoy their new home, It is not always considered much et a complt'- ment to be sent to Kingston and "mum" is often the word but in, this ease it is not likely to be a life seutenes as there are a few higher rungs In the ladder that we hope to see Mr. Rowland attain, They were very comfortable in Tillsouburg where a fine home had been purchased, figuring 04 a longer residence there, Bus a ticket for uext Tuesday even- ing's entertainment. 25 Cents gives you your choice of a seat, Help the Patrio- tic cause. FLOWER Show Saturday afternoon and evening in Public Library audience room. No admission fee and everybody welcome to call. THE "bump" has been removed from the cement street crossings by the ap- plication of broken stone. It teas a long needed improvement. '--- 0 __. PABTUeAOa for 15 or 20 stockers. Apply at TRX POST. WANTED.—Drug assistant. One competent in amateur photo, work. Salary 5400 per year. Apply at once. JA ons Fox, Druggist and Stationer. LARGE Flashlight lost In Brnssels on night nt Sept. 12th. Will finder kindly leave It et: Fox's Drug Store. House and lot for Sate. Good community.' and property in good shape. Apply to THE POST, OAR FOR SALle.—Chevrolet ear 1017 model, • fully e4tt{PPed as good q a new, G aaranteed o meati nEm bargain at EwAN'e garage,Ont. Ont. .A PAserOTto Dance will be held in the British Exchange Hotel, Goderleb, Friday, Sept 28th All are cordially Invited. BARRED Rook and Single Comb White Leg- horn Cockerels for sale from bred -to -lay O. A. 0. stook, Apply to S. S. CoLn, Ethel. Phone 854. Fon SALT,.—Berkshire hog 5 months old. Apply to J. P. McIntosh, Lot 21, Con. 12 Grey Twp. Phone550. COMFORTABLE house and good garden for sale. Property in good repair. For further partloulare apply to Mna. R. T. 0015GRTON, Mill street, Brussels. WE are sole agents for the genuine Parold Roofing, manufactured by Bird & Son, Hamtl- ton. Always buy Paroid and get the best. P. AMENT. Fon SALE,—Residential property on Albert Street, Brussels. Apply to MRs, JANET MO• fns mine, on the premises. OonilonstABLtt brick residence for sale or to rent. For particulars apply to MRS. GEO, ROOEns, at A. 0. Dames, Bruoaels, AFBav,NTtos wanted to learn the printing business, male or female. One who has passed the High School Entrance preferred, Apply at THE POST, THREE Short Horn Bulls from 10 to 12 months old for sale. JAR. SERIE, Lot 20, Con. 8, Morris. Phone 100. DR, PARILEi(, O•tronathle Physician, visits Brnssels Thnr.dey afternoon of each week. Chronic and nervous dloeasei sncoeeefnlly treated, Vtalts reeidences, Consultation et Queen's Hotel. SUNDAY was the gth anniversary of the wedding of F, H. and Mrs. Gilroy, The event was remembered by the Methodist Sur day School, in which both are teachers, by the presentation of a choice b+•geet of white asters, aeeom- panied by a few words of congratulation, Mr. Gilroy made a most appropriate reply, A LETTER was received from Corp, Scott Ament, who went overseas with the Perth Co, Battalion, that he was leaving for France with a draft. He ex- pressed regret at parting company with Major Monteith Who is in charge of the Perth boys, Scott's many old friends' here hope he will come through safe and sound. BRusaELO Women's Institute will hold its regular monthly meeting in the Carnegie Library audience room on F rrday of this week, Sept. 2101 At 2 30 p. m. Bluevale Societe will be guests and supply the prograre, Bl1esale Branch is one of the best Institutes itt East Hur- on District so mark down the date and attend the meeting as everybody will be welcome. lig B. C. S. Literary Society held a meeting Friday of last week when it was reorgenized and new officers elected for the Fall term, The variotis officer's are as follows ;r--Hoo•-Pres , Rev Mr, Staf- ford ; Pres„ Alex Fox ; Vice -Pres , Hazel Stetvart; Tress., Harold Cardiff ; Sec., E Baker ; Editors, Oswald Hem. ingway end Harriette McQatarrie Or- ganist, Myuotn Dunlord The.girl; s Sad boys are very onthusiaetic'and hope to have a successful term. Colin McArthur„has gone to Ltttknow for a visit, Mrs. Geo. Barkley and on, Edwin, Termite, were calling cu old friends in Oen, ;bey motored to Brussels in the latter's car, Miss Maggie Robinson and Miss 0.1 E Buttery aid,Mrs, RUSH, Riddell, Atwood motoredto Loudon and took u the Feb. last Friday. This week Earl Ament returned to Detroit to report to connection with the Minlet 'y law tit the U. 8, He has spent several years iu Uncle Sem's land, Harry Keys, wife and children and Mrs Moir and children motored ; to Exeter last week and visited with rela- tives Mrs. Moir is Mrs Keys', sister, Miss Ada, daughter of J .H and Mrs. Fulton, Brnasets, has gone to the Norm- al school Sty's' ford She should make a good teacher and we wish her the highest success, Mrs, I. Cooper, Chicago, is on a visit to her mother, Mrs. Newsom, Queen street. The std lady. who has passed her Suth birthday, isnot any to well but we hope she will soon be better, F end Mrs. Davidson and children, of'Flinj, Mich , are visitors with She former's parents, D. and Mrs Ewan, Brussels. Mr. Davidson purposes go- ing; to. Florida to engage in orange growing. Inspector and Mrs J. E. Toni, Goole- rich, received word that their daughter, Miss Mabel had landed safes' in France. She went over with a New York hospi- tal unit of 65 nurses to be engaged in military Service, Rev. Dr. Oaten, 'Toronto, was in town last Saturday, He was preaching at Atwood end Listowelon Sundayfor the Dominion Alii nce: Dr. Oaten is on the permanent staff of this well known Temperance organization, Mrs, Addie Wright arrived back to. town this week and is packing her goods to ship them to Toronto where She hes purchased a home. .The sons, Lawson slid Byron will pursue their educational courses in the Queen city Rod we wish them A rsnccess, C. A and Mrs. Crossfield and daugh- ter, former residents, who have been sojourning at Goderich tor the past year were in towu last week renewing old friendships, They have gone to Abbots- ford, Quebec, the former's parental home, where C. A, will take charge of the homestead, He has 2 brothers at the front. Mr. Crossfield is ail expert poultry man and old friends here wish him the success he desires. Last week Chas. Brooks, a former well know Brusselite, and ex -Reeve Taylor, both of Exeter were in town while going through to Gerrie and Fordwich. They celled on a number of old friends. The former was in busi. ness here 35 years ago, associated with his brother-in-law, Thos. Watson, Their shop was located near the iron bridge, where they did a large trade in carriage making and blacksmithing. Mr. Brooks stands the passing years well, Brussels Horticultural Society will be held in the' ludleeoe Roam of the Piibllo library Saturday Afternoon & 2 2 Evening, - September at 2,80 and 7.80 o'clock. Everybody Admission Welcome. F,'ee, THE SOCIETY will be glad to have the hearty co-operation of mem- bers and {ern-bersand others in conttibutitig cutflowere of the various varieties,, RED CROSS BENEFIT—The Direct - ore will donate the entire exhibit to the Red Oiose, who will offer the blooms, pliluts, etc., for sale at 9 o'clock. W. H. KERR, B. S. SCOTT, President. Sec.-Treas. IN the dark, Tuesday night Mrs. F Sparling was knocked over by a horse and buggy at the corner of Market and John streets. Fortunately she escaped without much injury berrintl the fright. WEONE5DAy of last week Fourth Div. !sloe Court was held in Brussels before 'fudge Dickson. The Docket was not very heavy. Barristers Vanstope, Wingham and Sinclair, Brnssels. were the legal lights in attendance. ELECTRIC LlouT.—A special meeting of Council was held lest Monday even. ing to dismiss the question of Electric Lighting and ground was well threshed over. A solution of the problem is sup. posed to have been reached if the con- sumers will support it, Friday evening of this week, at 8 o'clock, a meeting of light users will be held in the Conocil Chamber to hear the report and see what may be done, There should be a good attendance es it is a matter of im- portance to Brussels. MEMBERs of ExaMP'rtow 'rRIfltINALa•— His Honor Judge Dickson has made the following selection of appointees for the various exemption boards under the Military Service Aar for the County ;-- Goderich, Judge Dickson ; Clintou, Wm Brydone, barrister ; Seoforth, John M, Best, barrister ; Wingham, Dudley Holmes, bar ris'er; Brussels, W. M Sinclair, barrister ; Exeter. Isaac Carling, barrister ; Gorrie, W. S. Mc- Kereher; Dungannon, Thos Struthers. The joint Board of the Senate and the Commons makes the'appointment of the other members of the tribunals Other names will also be submitted by the County Judge as alternates. RFD CROSS WORE —Friday evening of last week a meet+ng of folk- interested in Red Cross work was held in the Library audience room, W, H. Kerr, local President, in the chair, Re- port of fineoces was given. A resolu- tion of condolence to Councillor Wilton and family was passed and Secretary R S. Scott instructed to send a COpy to the persons bereaved Mrs. Wilton was a highly esteemed member of the Execu- tive, The Belgrave.Diastetie company hes h=en asked to present their play "Lodgers Taken In," in Brussels Town Hall and a Committee was named to complete arrangements for Tuesday, 25th inst. It was decided to put on a Rose day on date of Brussels Fall Fair, the Circle and Secretary to look after preliminaries. An offer ofR R p Mul- heron heron to train a Concert Company for a local entertainment was acccepted and further particulars will be gives later A discussion of what plan should be taken to augment finances took place and the consensus of opinion favored a canvass of the community 50 prefer able to the holding of teas, at least for a change, Further arrangements will be made at a suhsegnent meeting. Nation- al Anthem brought the proceedings to a close. Brussels has sustained its inter- est in the good work most commend- ably. People We Talk About G. N. McLaren is in Toronto this week. Mrs. Jno. Thomson is back from a visit to Seaforth. Miss Lizzie Cardiff bas been visiting relatives et Clinton. Miss Margaret Ament was a visitor at London during the past week. Miss Marion Forrest is visiting rela- tives near Woodstock for a few weeks, Lorne Pringle, Toronto, was a week end visitor in Brussels at his old home, H B and Mrs. Churchill and daugh- ter, McGaw, were here for the week end, M, Yolleck was et Toronto during the past week, attending the Jewish New year services. Mrs. Marsden Smith and Miss Martha are back from au ejoyable holiday visit with Toronto realatives. Mrs, F. H. Gilroy and Barrington ar- rived home from en enjoyable outing in Muskoka, last Saturday night, Mrs A. Strachan lett Saturday for a visit with Mrs T, F. Rowland, ot Till- sonburg, formerly of Brussels. R and Mrs. McAlpine, St, Marys, were visitors with the lever's mother, and sister, during the past week. Miss Jo. Roar, Toronto was here on a holiday .with her mother and sister; Mrs. Writ. Rose and Mrs lassie Kerr, 1 Mrs, R. A Pryue and children, Tor- onto, ar n, o visitors sat the home t of the 1 former's parents, R. and Mrs. Leather. dale. Mrs. Geo. Kirkby, Walton, was A week end visitor et the home of T. C. and Mrs. McCall, Queen street, The visitor is the latter's motifer, Lloyd Jackson is home from Strat- ford for short visit, He leaves next week for Toronto where he will attend Faculty for the ensuing tertn. We wish' him success. Dr. and Mrs Gilpin, of Milwaukee, are here on a visit at the farmer's par- ents, J. J, and Mrs, Gilpin. 'Phe visitors took in the water trip to Beffalo visiting E Detroit Toronto r A1 o ooto and Hamilton rniltct en route for the purpose 01 recruiting health and combining business end pleasure, Church Chimes Monday, October 8th, will be Thanks- giving Day, Next Sunday Rev Mr. Smith will commence his pastorate in St. John's church, Brussels. Services at 1I a. Is. and 7p.m, Mrs (Rev ) Mann, associated with Mrs (Rev ) Lundy, Wabon, were at Belgrave Wednesday afternoon address- ing the Woman's Missionary Society. - The Fall District meeting of Wing - ham District WAS held in Bhuevale Methodist church, Wednesday of this week. Rev W. E Stafford and R., J. Hoover represented Brussels A Mis- sionary Conference was held in the alteruoon. PRESBYTER' 07 MAITLAND.— The Presbytery of Maitland met in Wing - ham, Few elders were present owing to the harvest operations. A call from Dungannon and Port Albert was pre- sented in favor of Rev. M P. Craig, Bothwell, in the Presbytery of Chatham, On acc• stance Isis induction took place on the 18'1 inst.- A union committee consisting of Moore Missions and Budd et Committees was appointed to arrange fur the carrying out of the order of the General Arsembty that the minimum salary be $t,aco. Rev, J. S. Hardie is convener of the joint committee, G. A Woodside and ,W, 13 Sedwick, a commission of the General Assembly, addressed the Presbytery on "After -war conditions and Preparation therefor," and a committee consisting of the Moderator, with Revels Gilmore. Mann, Bradley and Hardie was appointed to take the matter into consideration. FULTON SCHOOL FAIR, . Friday afternoon the third annual School Fair of S S. No 8, Grey town- ship. was held at the school house and was well attended. Exhibits were good, number of entries large and the Fair was the best vet, The Judges were :—Veg- etables, Mrs 0 Turnbull and Mrs, T R. Oliver ; Drawing and Agricultural Note Books, Mrs, (Rev) Lundy ; Flowers, Kiss Hislop • Baking and Domestic stir Dis• play, Mrs. Bruce and Rise Gunnin g to m In the School Gardens prizes went to Geo, McNair, Howard Mitchell and Jas. Carmichael. While the pupils are de- serving of great credit no small meed of praise is tiue Miss Fot rest, the teacher, and Ed. Fulton, Sec. Treas. Limited, space precludes further reference, The prize list was as follows :— Early potatoes, Stuart McNair, Annie McTaggart, Jas, Carmichael; late pota- toes, Margaret McNair, Jas. MCTaggart, Stuart MoNair. ; mangold wurtzels, Ad- rian McTaggart, Howard Mitchell, Jas. McTaggart ; "onione, Annie McTaggart, Fergus McTaggart, James McTaggart ; ears of corn, Adrian Mc'1`aggdrt, Gordon McTaggart, Violet Heath'; pumpkins, Adrian McTaggart, Clifford Brown, Gots dos McTaggart; butter beans, las Car- mioheel, Margaret McNair, George Mo - Nair ; cucumbers, Adrian McTaggart, Mergaret NluNait, :Gordstf Me'raggart ; stustowers, Stuart McNair, Margaret McNair ; beets, Violet Heath, F. Mo. ra . ggart Adrian McTaggart ; carrots, jos McTaggart, Fergus McTaggart, V, Heath ; kohl rebi, Annie Mo'raggart, • Jas, McTaggart, G McNair; collection vegetables, Gordon McTaggart, ,Jas, Mc- Taggart, Stuart McNair. Best sheaf oats, Adrian MoP'sggart, S. McNair,Incs Carntiehae 11sheaf barley, McTaggart; Jack +iiton. Pair cltickens, Geo McNair, TAS. Car- michael, Annie Mt'L'agpart. REVD 1977 BR G. H. SAMIS, TF1 STANDARD BANS QF CANADA HISAO OprICE - TORONTO Money Orders and Drafts are - issued by this Bank payable in allparts of the world. USSELS BRANCH, Manager. 234 Watermelons, Adrian Mcy'aggart, Gordon McTaggart, Bird house, -Geo. McNair. Yellow mangolds, Gordon McTaggart, Jas. Mo'raggart. Pansies, jas, Carmichael ; Asters, An. nue McTaggart, Stuart McNair ; collec- tion Sweet Peas. Jas. McTaggart, Fer- gus McTaggart ; Rex Begonia, Violet Heath ; coll. Nasturtiums, Geo. McNair, V. Heath ; table bcquet, Geo. McNair. Jas Carmichael; California Poppy, Clif- ford Brown, Margaret McNair Weed seed collection, Margaret Mc- Nair MarjoryFulton ; agricultural not - books, Go, MbNair, arjory Fulton, Margaret McNair, Writing, 3rd and 4t11 classes,' Marjory Fulton, Margaret McNair, Jas. McTag- gart ; writing, rst.aud end classes,. Mar- jory Fulton, Jas. McTaggart. Margaret McNair; drawing, 3rdand 4111 classes, Violet Heath, Stuart McNair, Clifford Brown ; drawing, Wand and classes, F. McTaggart, V Heath, Howard Mitchell. Button holes, Marjory Fulton. Annie Mo'l'aggart; darning,'Maijory Fulton ; patching, Marjory Fulton, Margaret Mc- Nair ; best dressed doll, Annie McTag- gart, Margaret McNair. Home made candy, Margaret McNair; ten biscuits, Margaret McNair, Marjory Fulton ; cookies, Annie 'McTaggart, Margaret McNair ; apple pie, Margaret McNair, Annie McTaggart.; layer cake,- Margaret ake;Margaret McNair, Annie MoTaguart ; loaf bread, Marjory Fulton, Minnie Bar- ron. BRUSSELS FALL FAIR Thursday and Friday, Oct 4& 5 In two weeks East Huron Agricul- tural Society will throw open its gates to the public, the dates being Thursday and Friday, October 4 and 5. This is always a Hite Fair with No. 1 Prize List, interesting attractions and big crowd. 1917 will be no exception to the rule, • Among the specials are the follow- ing :—$'7 50 offered by the Standard Bank for beet collection of Red Chime knitting and a similar amount for Red Ores., sowing. 3 prizes hi each class. • Silver cup by Bank of Nova Scotia for best Dairy cote any breed. $10.00 18 offered in 3 prizes for Ladies fancy delving, style and speed considered. Sam. Garter offers n $20 outside casing for beet decorated Furs car on grnnnds, See the List for a long line of other specials. Children's foot races and potato rape on horseback. SPEEDING G EVENTS There will be three speeding events Friday afternoon viz :—A 2 50 trot or pace, a 2,50 trot and a local trot or pace. 375.00 is the purse in the 1st and 2nd and $25 for the last. Kincardine well known Pipe Band will supply a musical program and Miss and Carl, daughter and eon of Captain Barclay, London, will give various National dances. Notice to Creditors In the matter of the estate of 'Alfred Button, late of the Township of Morris, in the County of Huron, farmer, deceased. Notice is hereby given pure -mint to "The Re - hied Statutes of Ontario," that all creditors and others having vlalms against the estate of the said Alfred Button, who died on or about the Seventeenth day of June, A. D, 1017, era required on or before the Twentieth day of Oetoher, A D., 1917, to send by post prepaid or deliver to John Evans or Dougald' ttleDonald, the Executor's of the last Will and Testament of said deoeused at Blyth P 0,, their Christian and Surnames addresses and descriptions, the full' partlettlera of their claims, the statement. or their accounts and %s tin are of the eeour- tttee auyl hold by them. And further' take notice that after xuoh last mentioIIFned date the said Hsoesioro will pro- eeed to distribute the Reedit of the deceased among the parties entitledthereto, having re- gard only to the elating of,Wblch they shall thein have notice, and the said Exenubori will not be liable for theenid assets or any part there- of 10 5y erBOn or persons of whelk, claim notiee time Shallof not have boon received by them at the Eede of Sly ttitsl18th d, Dated at Blyth, this 18th day of September, A, D.1017. ULoOGAD EVAN'S, } Executors. Notice to Creditors 1;a the matter of the estate of John Bus- ter, late of the Village of Brussels, in the County of Hufon, gentleman, deceased. Notice 1s hereby given pureumtt to "The Re. viwed Statutes of Ontario," .that all oreditore and others having Claims agetnet the, agate of the said John Hunter, velem died on or ,about. the Ninth day of A tweet, A.D, 1917, ere reside- ed on orbeore the sixteenth day of October, A.D. 1017, to send bypost prepaid or deliver to Mia klub ter,. one of the Executors of the teat Will and Toebelsent of said deeeased, at Brun' eels P. 0., their Christian and Surnames, ed. draaoosand deserhttione, the toll particulars Of their claims, the statement of their accounts and the nature of the xecuritios (If any) held by thane.And further take netioe that after snail text Mentioned Mete the Raid Exeoutore will pro• coed to distribate^.the eeaete of tate deceased among the parties entitled Moteto, having re - of Which they shall then have notlee, end the Raid'lexeoutore will not be liable for the said tweets or any part thereof to any perssh or pereon5 of Wii0ae Malta notice shalt net have been reaelVed by then et the time of ouch distribution. t el til 1 tliof A taint Dated a Brusx s s 8 day S p u0r A. D.1917, MINA. BUNTER, JAMES 15, HUNTE1i, }xecutore. GrtAND CONCERT Friday night there- will be a Mam- moth Concert in the Skating -Rink, The well known Maple Leaf Male Quartette, of Galt, will supply a choice program and their numbers will be interspersed by Highland and Irish dances by the Barclay children, of Loudon Plan of Rink at Fax's Drug store. BORN EEtDARaoN. In Morris township, oh Bantam. bee Sib, 1017,- to tier. and him, Edward' Henderson, a daughter. MARRIED PAua—BIAtrsoN,—At the Manse, Wroxater, on September 1211i, 1917, by Rev. OH' Ataloobn,' Mr. Levi Parr, Greytownship, to Mise ,lanais Winona, daughter of Mr. Jemee 81mp0on, Jamestown. DIED KNIGnT.—in Grey township, on September 17th, 2017, Charles. H. Knight, aged 01 yells. MILLER.—In Toronto, on September 10(13, 1917, 'Afatilda Snell relict of the late Thos. -F. M111er, aged 66 years. Auction Sales AUCTION EIA LE OF FARM STOOK, 151-- BLauEaTs,&0 -5'. S. Sontt, Auctioneer, has reoelved instructions from the undersign- ed Proprietor to sell by. Public Auction at. South Half Lot 80. Con. 8, Morris, Tuesday, October Ind, at 1 o'clock the following vain - able property :-1 matched team 8 and 4 years, 1 draft mare 0 years old onpposod in foal, 1 general purpose mare 0 years 1 driving mare e y-eare, 8 cows supposed in calf, 1 heifer 1 new miloh cow 2 years old supposed in calf, 0 steers 2 years old, 8 steers riarng 2 year's, 8 Spring calves, 2 young calves, 8 brood sows In pig, 10 pica about 10 weeks old, about 80 hens, 1 Frost & Wood binder 7 ft, out, 1 Deering mower 6 ft. crit, 1 Hassey -Barris hay loader nearly new, 1 steel land roller nearly new, 1 MasseyParrts seed drill 11 hoe.1 Peter Hnmtltun -cultivator wide oeeder,1 Crown 2 -furrow plea*, 1 Paris walking plow, 1 set diamond harrows, 1 mu? - iter, 1 Clinton Panning mill, 1 sot 2000 lbs, platform scales, 1 fiat hay rack with car, 1 wagon truck, 1 new Mein wagon, 1 Set bob. alelghs, 1 new nutter, 1 rubber. tired buggy, 1 bag holder and truck, 1 cream separator near. ly new, 1 sot tenth harness nearly new, 1 Set Plow harness, 1. set driving harness rubber mounted, 1 tray fork, oar, Rltnge; ropes and pulleys, about 80 tone Lay, about 150 bushele barley, about 1000 bushels mita, 2 acres of tur- nips, scythes, forks, shovels, chains and other articles (no numerous to mention. Salo un- reserved as the proprietor iR giving up farm. ing Terms :—All sums of $5 00 and under cash; over that amount, 12 months pl•edtt given on furnishing approved joint notes. 43. per cant off for each on credit 00000500.. FRED. STEPHENSON, Proprietor CA1v1EhAS SPEEDF., FtI;'1 fttSB' ►:i -V' Carry, the Ansco Vest- Pocket No. 0 in your pocket as you do your watch, and by following directions you will miss but few good _ shots, It is the only self -opening camera in the world. Press thebuttons and the camera front jumps out—ready for use.. See our line ofAnsco Cameras; Speedex i., -, Film, Cyko Paper and ofthe supplies. Ammo eater Aoeco Dealer At Fox's W11 will be pleased to develop' ®� and print youa teext roll of -Films. We can ttssup0 you of perfect satisfaction and prompt servi re. All onr.woek is done by Specialiste 1(1 the Photnrgeaphic Attand you can rely upon absolute first -clues work. Try us next time, James Fox STORE AUCTION SALES ' MONDAY, Ort lies Form Stoelr, [mple- Anents, &e„ at NL1 Lot 28. ('on. 1 Grey. � Sale unreserved at 1 p. en chap. NoahW,Bow- man Prop,.; George Wsprer Aue Tussn-tv,0050n0uend —For m stook impla• moats, &o., nt N11 Lot 80, (ton, 0 Jtlorrle. Rale unroaerved at.1 o'alobilF. S. Eteott, Aue. Fred. Stephenson, Prop. BRUSSELS MARKET - Wheat . 52 16 42 20 Oats 56 80 Peas - 2 25 225 Barley - 110 116 Butter - 87 118 Hoge 10 it 10 18 75 Potatoo0 per. hag 1 110 1 85 Wool (unwashed) 00 06 Wool (leashed) 80 03 •+•+•+•+•+•+•+•+e+0+•+e+O+ b4.44.440+O+••l.•,4• •+ •FALL + illin• •a t 4 a •_ • A choice stock of Ready -to -wears that is sure to please and .our Ordered' Goods will be well worth seeing (t E will not hold a Formal Millinery Opening- 4 -Fl •1• this ):j all but ilivite:Ehe Ladies . of Brussels and locality to call and see our Fille Exhibit of New, Fashionable Goods, any time. A • '4 MISS HUEHN is our new Milliner this 4 4 0 + • •. • + + • • • season. ••• • • + •4.• + +•+•+•+•4,•+•+•9•+•+••i+.•'4•+• +464.••1••4++040+•9'+3'•+•+4+•+• +++++++++++++'A+++++4++'i+!'+'/,4..17+++++4'+++'i•4'+6'+++++++++44+ + 4 For Men with M. yrs ROSS Richards (Block 9 Bargains FhieShs Small Feet , Sizes 6 and 6- only 42 Pairs Ments Patent Leather, Dongola Kid and' + + Calf Skin Blucher I3ais,, up-to-date, price ,' .regular1 ' 10 + $4.5o, $5.00 aild $5.5o. Vour ch, s' t'"; a +a + .I,.., all one price .:.. ... ... 3 , t1 Balance of all our Summer Shoes at Cost to clear: ' , .. ,5 HaHarness[7Department0 nt ,F +g See our Single Harness g 5 at only $17e00 1..., L1,iTBBE:It RUGS,PL'fJ:311 RUGS, GLOV MITTS. , O AND i4IIL1,3. T. , 'RUICS AD SATCHELS .,. tr TRUNICS N A..013IIG`I Al LOW P12iOLS, Rich,j. 4 /„ rdsr noo ++,+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ +++++++ •i *++