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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1917-10-11, Page 4Ebeill=suit Vost :THURSDAY, OCTOBER .ti 1917 Brussels Fall Fair (Continued from page I) GRAIN Red Fall wheat, Elston Oardiff, H Ronnenberg & Son ; barley 0 rowed, Telford Keifer ; barley 2 rowed, Els- ton Oardifi', W .1 Sharpe ; white oats, W J Sharpe 1 & 2. Andrew La- mont ; small peas, Ronnenberg & Sons ; Timothy seed, Henry Hoover ; red clover seed, A G Bishop. Judge-Robt. Black, Wroxeter. FRUIT Baldwins, Jean Moore, Win Arm- strong ; Famuese, Mrs. A. Ytiill, H Ronnenberg & Snns ; icing of Tomp- kins Op., Mrs A Yuili, H Ronnenberg & Sons ; Mann, Wm Timmer ; North- ern spies, Wm. Armstrong, H Ron- nenberg & Sons ; R I greenings, Win Tharner, Roht Scott ; Golden russets, Jno Ferguson, Robt Scott ; tolmau sweets, Wm Armstrong, H Ronnen- berg & Sons ; Ontario, R Scott, W Broadfoot; Wealthy, A G Bishop, Wm Thames ; Alexander, Wm Tharn- er, Chester Armstrong ; Ribston pip- pins, R Scott, H Ronnenberg & Sons ; Oolverts. R Scott, H Ronnenberg & Sons ; Roxbury russets, A G Bishop ; Canada red, E Cardiff, R Scott , Cay - riga redstreak, A G Bishop ; Fella - water, Mrs Frank Nichol ; Maiden's blush, Mrs F Nichol, W Tharner ; Pee- wuukee, \V Broadfont W Tharner ; Ben Davis, W Armstrong, Wagner, Mrs Ytiill ; varieties of Fall apples, W Arn.arong, H Ronnenberg & Sons ; Fall pats, MP's. A. Yuill, R Scott ; Winter pears, T Keifer, Mrs. A Ytiill ; plum., airs D Rnbb, .Jos Armstrong ; nar'ielie9 ofpllltns, I 0 Richards, Mrs (Dei O,Jere; cluster of grapes, Jas limarass,i 0 Richards ; peaches, Miss F 1..0-, ars (Dr) Grieve. 1n.1.:• .1. Stewart. ROO I'S AND HOED CROPS Bu -hal early potatoes named, R J Hoover, Jno Crerar, Jno A Murray ; bushel late potatoes named, Jno Orer- ar, R J Hoover, P Stewart, Annie MoLauchlin ; collection of potatoes 6 of each named, Jno A Murray, R J Hoover, Jos Armstrong, Trio Orerar ; Swede turnips, Oliver Turnbull, An- drew Lamont • turnips any other variety, R J )louver. A J Bishop ; white field carrots, Jno A Murray. Jas Jackson ; Altringharn carrots, James Burgess, Walter Broadfoot; scarlet Nantes, Peter Stewart, Jas Burgess ; early horn carrots, Jos Armstrong, Jae Burgess ; long blood beets, Jno A Murray, Jas Jackson ; blood turnip beets, Jas Burgess, Jas Jackson ; pars- nips, Jon Bolger, Jas Burgess ; Win- ter radishes, Jos Armstrong, Jas Jack- son • sugar mangolds, Jno A Murray, Walter Broadfont ; rnangel wurzels long red, Jun Bolger ; long yellow mangolds, Robt Nichol ; yellow globe mangolds, R J Hoover ; red globe mangolds, RJ Hoover. Judges -F 5 Scott and Robt. Living- ston. VEGETABLES Red onions, Wm Armstrong, Jno Bolger; yellow onions, Jack War- wick Jas Jackson ; Giant Rocca oni- ons, ?Stewart, Jno A Murray ; onions from Dutch sets, I 0 Richards, Jno A Mnrray; Dutch sets, H Ronnenberg & Sons, Jas Jackson • potato onions, Margaret Ament, P Stewart ; yellow Oanada cora, Jno A Murray.; yellow Dent corn, Jno A Murray ; fodder corn, Jno A Murray; collection of corn, Jas Jackson, 3 A Murray ; Win- ter cabbage, Grace Stewart, Chas. Pope ; red pickling cabbage, I 0 Rich- ards, Chas Pope ; two heads cauli- flower, Jas Burgess, Jno A Murray ; Yellow field pumpkin, Jno Orerar, Jas Jackson ; Mammoth pumpkin, 3 A Murray ; squash, Oliver Turnbull, J A Murray; large tomatoes, Ni Ament Jos Armstrong ; plum or cherry to- matoes, Jas Jankson, Mrs F Nichol ; butter beans, R J Hoover, Mrs (Dr) Grieve ; white beans, Walter and E1 - mer Kni'xht ; round striped citrons, .3 A Murray, Jas Jackson ; long Californ- ia citrons, Jas Jackson ; muskmelons, Jas Jackson, Mrs W Alderson ; cucum- bers, Jas Jackson, RJ Hoover ; plants of celery white, Mrs (Dr) Grieve, T Keller ; pink celery, Jas Jackson ; sunflower, Jas Jackson, A Lamont; collection of garden produce, Jas Jackson, Mrs F Nichol, Judges -F. S. Scott and Robert Livingston. DAIRY PRODUCTS Tnb butter home made, Wm Arm- strong, Mrs W Alderson, Jas Jack- son ; table butter, Wm Armstrong, Jno Bolger, Mrs W Alderson, W Brnadfoot, Mrs A Yuill ; factory cheese colored, W E Brown, Judge -W. G. Neal. DOMESTIO MANUFAOTURES Crochet quilt, Jack Warwick, Mrs (Dr) Grieve ; knitted quilt, Mrs H W Tamlyn, Mrs (Dr) Grieve ; patch work quilt, Mrs H W Tamlyn, Mrs (Dr) Grieve ; log cabin quilt, Mrs (Dr) Grieve, Mrs H W 'Tamlyn ; fancy G(milt, Miss M Livingstone, airs (Dr) rieve;knottedor tufted quilt, Mar. garet Atnent, Mrs (Dr) Grieve ; coun- terpane, Annie 5 Menzies, Margaret Ament; hooked mat, Annie 5 Men- zies ; man's working pants, Elston Cardiff, 'Vire A Yuill 1 man's working shirt, Annie i7 Menzies, Mrs W H An- derson ; man's pair of Wool socks, Mrs Ii W Tamlyn, Mrs (Dr) Grieve ; maple sager, Mrs A Yuill ; home made can- dy, Jas Jackson, Mrs D Robb ; maple syrup, Jno Bolger, Mrs A Yuill ; hon- ey in comb, G A Deadman, A G Bish- op; honey strained, G A Deadman grape wine, Mrs W 11 Anderson, •Mrs D Robb; rhubarb wine, Margaret Ament, Jack Warwick ; raspberry wine, Mrs D Robb, Mr's A Yuill ' elderberry wine. Mrs D Robb, Jack Warwick ; tomato catsup, Grace Robb, /as Jackson ;cucumber pickles, Jas .Iaoksot, Margaret Arnent ; mina tard pickles, I 0 Richards, Margaret Ament; ohili sauce, Jno Bolger, Mars garet Atnent' orange marmalade, Mrs D Robb, Mrs A YniRI ; apple jelly, A G Biahop, Mrs A. Yuill ; grape jelly, Mrs A Ytiill, Mrs Dr') Grieve ; .rasp. berry "ally, Mrs A YutII, 0' Turnbull collection of canned 'mite in glass N Yt,f, .. A.I'1'T;!84' ^c.-�v++,iAwYS,.1 -"rlw"4'�M' Baa-*tuedr�M`w1 „., wy.' says m-rw,- roan',. +'„urnfsa-an. OA* I46 A' `ultt, MI' Xtautt tltfliht 1 hard soap haute -Made; Mrs Frank Nichol, T Keifer ,•5 d'elook tea douat- ed by Ladies' Iustitttte, hlarguret Atnent ; working. roan's supper, Mrs b Nichol, Mrs A Ytiill, A Bishop. Judges -Mrs. J. D. Miller and Mr's, .D, Moffatt. BAILING Home-made bread white, T IGel1er W Armstrong ; home-made brown bread, lima r, Mrs RR Oliver •, home-made currant bread, Ma A Yuill, Mrs D Robb;buns, Mrs R Oliver, G Kerr; tea biscuits, Mrs It Oliver, Jas Jack- son ; (lark fruit cake, Win Armstrong, Mrs A Ynill ; white fruit cake, Wm Armstrong, Mrs D Robb ; dal k layer cake, 0 Turnbull, I0 Richards ; light layer cake, G A Deadman, 0 Turn- bull ; oatmeal cakes, 0 Turnbull, Mrs A Yuill ; cookies, Mrs W Alderson, Mrs D Robb ; doughnuts, 'Mrs W Al- derson, Mrs A Yuill ; drop cookies, I C Richards, M Amen):; Graham gems, 'Mrs R Oliver, Mrs A Yuill ; scones, Jas Jack/ion, Mrs R Oliver ; short bread, A Lamont, Mrs D Robb ; apple pie, Jas Jackson, Mrs Robb pumpkin pie, 10 Richui'd9, Mr9 (Dr) Grieve ; lemon pie, Mrs W Alderson, Mrs (Di) Grieve ; tart pie, Mrs (Dr) Grieve, Mrs W Alderson ; collection fancy baking, Mrs A Ytiill, Mrs W Alderson, al Ament. Judge -Mrs. Cardio. LADIES' WORK Collection fancy wm k, M Living- ston, Grace Robb, 11 Atnent; embroid- ered five o'clock cloth in cotton, 141 Atnent, Annie E Menzies, filet crochet lunch cloth, M Amara, Alts Geo Mul- doon ; battenburg cloth, alis'remh- lyn, Mrs Gen Muldoon ; drawnwork cloth, Mrs Tamblyn, Emma Lavis • embroidered tray cloth in cotton, M Livingston, al Ament; emb, centre piece in silk, M Livingston, Mrs W J Savage ; erub, linen centre with croch- et border, Grace Robb, M Atueut; emb. centre piece in cotton, Annie E Menzies, NI Ament ; emb. centre piece in dark linea, airs Savage, hers A Yuill ; emb. table set, M Ament, A E Menzies ; entb. mount tnellick work, M Livingston, Mrs Tamblyn ; emb. Roman, Al Livingston, Mrs Tamblyn ; emb, Hedobo, M Atnent, Mrs Savage ; emb. Hardanger, M Ament, MrsTanrb- lyn ; emb, Wallachain, Mrs Tamblyn, M Livingston ; eutb, Wrench beading, A E Menzies, M Ament ; mob. shadow, \I Livingston, Mrs Tamblyn ; emb cross stitch, Mrs Tenthly'', hl Ament ; emb. punch, 0 Heruiugwuy, M Living- ston ; emit. French or solid, MrsTatttb- lyn, Mrs Muldoon ; cornnstiou braid - work, A E Menzies, M Livington ; Italian cut work, Mrs Savage, Mrs Tamblyn ; Irish crochet, Mrs Tamb- lyn, Mrs D Robb; fancy knitting hi cotton, M Livingston, ars Grieve; crochet work in cotton, M Atnent Mt•s Tamblyn ; crochet work in wool, h1 Livingston, airs Savage ; crochet work in silk, al Livingston, Airs Savage ; lioniton or point lace, I0 Richards, Mrs Tamblyn ; lace teneriffe, Jack Warwick, Mrs Savage ; fancy shirt waist, Mrs ,Tamblyn, Mrs Savage child's fancy dress, M Atnent; Al Liv- ingston ; lady's fant:y apron, Grace Robb, Mrs Will Anderson ; funny col- lar and cuffs, Mrs Savage. MPS Trunh- lyn ; tatting, Mrs Savage, M Living- ston ; handkerchiefs, M Ament, A E Menzies ; fuiicy underwaist, Mrs Mul- doon, Grace Robb ; kitchen apron, Mrs W H Anderson, tails A Yuill ; laundry bag, dl LI vi Mrs Grieve ; emit. tea cosy in ryelei, lairs AYuill, .A13 Menzies; any kind of tea cosy, Mrs Tamblyn, Mrs Muldoon ; shadow emb. sofa pillow, M Living - mon ; battenburg sofa pillow, M Liv- ingston ; hand painted sofa pillow, M Livingston, Mrs Savage ; sofa pillow emb, in dark linen, Mrs Savage, M Atnent; sofa pillow in eyelet, Mrs Muldoon, Mrs Savage ; Bator and bal- dur embroidery, Mrs A Yuill, M Atnent ; table runner on dark linen, Mts Tamblyu, M Ament ; bean and and wood bead embroidery, M Atnent ; initial table napkins, A E Menzies, Mrs Muldoon ; Irish crochetbag, I 0 Richards, M Livingston ; fancy work bag, I 0 Richards, 3 Kyle ; crochet table mate, Mrs A Yuill, Mrs Savage ; fancy pin cushion, A E Menzies, Jean Moore ; baby bonnet, Mrs Savage, al Livingston ; bedroom slippers, Mrs Savage, M Livingston ; fancy towels, M Livingston, M Atnent; pillow oases, M Atnent, Grace Robb ; set of under- wear, A 5 Menzies, h1 Aiuent; night dress with crochet yoke, al Atnent, Mrs Muldoon ; bed set of pillow cases and sheet, Grace Stewart, Emma Levis. FINE ARTS Collection of amateur photos, M Atnent, 0 Turnbull ; collecLirnt of hand painted china, Jennie Rands ; single piece hand painted china, Jennie Rands, Mrs (Dr) Grieve ; hand painted tea set 4 pieces, Emma Levis, Jennie Rands ; hand painted vase, Jennie Rands ; collection pictures, M Livingston, Emma. Levis ; oil painting landscape or marine, Emma Lavis, Mrs Tamlyn ; oil painting, study from still life, Emma Lavis, M Livingston ; oil painting any other, M Livingston, Mrs W J Savage ; water color land- scape or marine, Mrs W J Savage, M Livingston ; water color any other, 131 Livingston, Emma Lavis ; portraits in either oils or water colors, Emma Lavis, M Livingston ; picture in sepia, hI Divingston, Emma Lavis , animals in either oils or water colors, Jno. Bolger ; pastel, M Livingston, Mrs W 3 Savage ; crayon drawing black and white, Mrs W J Savage, Emma Lavis ;I pen and ink or pencil sketch, Itinma Lavis, Mrs Ternlyn ; pyrography, M' Livingctan, hlrs W .1 Savage ; pierced brass collection, M Livingston, M Atnent, Judge -Mise Norma Vanstone, FLOWERS AND PLANTS Table hogner, Margaret Amara, I Richards ; hand bnitget, Margaret Atnent, Annie alcLauchlin ; collection of cut flowers, Margaret Ament; pansies, Margaret Ament, Mrs W Al. dersnn ; phlox drurnrnotdi, Margaret Ament ; asters, M Atnent, Mrs (Dr) Grieve ; stocks, Mi's (Dr) Grieve, M Aruent; petunias, M Atnent„ Jas Jack - arm ; dianthus, M Aruent ; gladiolus s ikes, al Atnent ; verbenas, Mrs (Dr) Grieve, M Atnent; coekscornbs, Jas .Iaekson ' collection of Sweet peas, Ida Hunter, Grace Stewart ;'''collection of nastirtinnts, :al Atnent, Wan Arm- strong; collection of res, Jack Wars wlek, Mrs Wmos Alder'eon ; varieties bt tten!, iloti'iiell hat s;}}abillttt 1(1 it slat( 1 e 1 A lenp best floral unvelty, M' t,M n t Atnent, Matra Stewart; geranium auy other, M Atnent ; tuberous begonia 1, Pots M Anlent ; cnlleetion of dahlias, Mr s (Di) Grieve,Ni A i+uL c rJlptt'U t foliage plants, I Ameut collection of ferns, M Atueut; collection potted plants, M Amen't, Judges. -Mrs. Lundy and D F Scott, -(dHILDREN'S COMPETITION Boy's penmanship, Douglas Walker, Archie Stewart, Frank Olivae ; girl's pennnant;hip, Hattie l3nlgef, Luella Fulton, T Burgess'; collection of tweeds, Brussels Public School ; collec- tion of seeds of common weeds, Jack Warwick, R 3 Hoover, Walton School ; nature study c,11eotiou 1, . longing to a school, Brussels Public snion), Ida Hunter ; 'reboot exhibits, Wal top School, Oliver Turuboll, Judge -B S Scott. Ohildren's work tinder 13 years; - Three button holes, Mrs W Ii Ander- son, Annie McLauclilin; hemstitching,Mre W H Anderson, Annie McLituch- lin ; plain hemming, Walton School, Mrs Savage ; darning, Mrs Savage. Mrs W 11Anderson ; putehiog, Anini.• McLuuchlin, Mrs, 'V hl Audesson ; best dressed doll, Margaret Wilson, Walton School: hand ennhrri,lery, Mrs. Savage, Annie McLauclilin, eemml71.114 7.77 1 riiARSl(h' Au. 'ots4.06440041044.0itt>0.144•45440. as 040 6 .4,00/60 ; WANTED -80 Young )lien and 1Votusn for dsnitatitle t.11ieli peeitinns ♦ • at good salaries and with excellent ',bailees for prurinotion, 'These pots' Moils will be open next Spring, but it tvlll .be decided • vis •o ma u li tt'o HMI have uoyv Whin well All thein, If YOU wish Il 4 kc pp it GI n, c >, e V • the win tOYnake good, we know from past experience that wa can • , ♦ trait) you and place you iu one of these positions, :, n;t,, • b • • l�, /��/�a /� /� ry/� way, q� • WI VGr/H�/:7/, 0/VTr • Affiliated with the Central Business College, Stratford, and the Elliott • • Busiito ee'Oo lee v, • 1 g , Toronto, ' n n n L , • • D. A. McLAOHLAN, Pres. A. HAVILAND, Principal. • • i • •♦•sees••••♦•♦••••••••••ore •••••••••••••••000®•••♦••• • • • 0 • • • • • Judges -Mrs. J. Scott, Mrs. J. F. Daley. potantia for service on the. Tigris, is called the King's ship. 1t has a fraft of only 3 feet 6 inches, and will be able to navigate the Tigris as_ far as WONDERFUL HOSPITAL stat' the Ii inrin }tills at a speed of 10 FOR THE TIGRIS.. knots, There are 180 beds for serious A new hospital ship, completed and cases, with accommodation for minor inspected before being sent to Meso-, casualties, a flyproof operating tllea- *Tie• dill lt4rili4li1A 11111BrPn. tu9,lift to tl-1b t ltrIodl °ll&139 from gg One (lea 1 11ei w 'i for 1+ o t0 anion 1 a)f 0 d in01 tan cases and isolation Nooms. Special cart: lea been given 10 ven- lati ll. The boat isoil-driveni ti o f and has four rud)lars which, an expert stated, will enable it to be turned like a taxicab, t,Y 'I Hr. P051` lelephoueslare 31 and 3a. Cum; :,,r the Jottnny'Cauuck: over- Serer venlrati I's1t Pose gives the mews, Don't bo row it but save your order fur s yen,'e subeeripoiuu Programs are issued tot Wing ham Ills r•ct Sabha It School and Epworth Leakue Couveotion, which will assemble in L'ntsseis Melhddist church on Tues- day, October 53rd. For Immediate Sale 200 Bore farm, Lots 25 to 28, Ooti. 1, Grey: -In hlph stale of cultivation and well fenoed; wnt- ored by spring oreelt mid three wells ; two or- ohnrde,; 24 1101'1,8hard Wood -bosh with syrui, malting °milt large two-story =worn ttrlok house - with furnaue • barn '00x00 feet withcement stabling ; drive sheds, poultry build- iegand garage, 40 rods to school -Immediate possession, Amply to T. 14 BENNETT, Pro , Whish gn,,or If. S. Ccott, Brussels, 14.2 " Lit Me Help Y 66 Carry the Burden, \oter 91 "Int Canada fails us in October, we must curtail many of our activities." Sir ARTHUR STANLEY, Chairman, Executive Committee, Aritish Red Cross, It now costs $300,000.00 a week to carry on the work of -the British Red Cross, or $16,000,000.00 a year. Every minute of the day and night it costs $30 to minister to the sick and wounded and dying. Last year Ontario's ma magnificent contribution paid for the entire work of the British Red � 'Cross for nearly six weeks. This year, in view of the greater need, it is earnestly and confidently hoped that Ontario's contributions will be as great proportionately as the magnificent offering of last year, Our trust is, that the Citizens of Ontario willg ive generously to this noble cause on- UR DAY",CT ER 1 :, A Few Facts about British Bed* Cross Work. The British Red Cross Society ie the only institution which 'carries voluntary aid to the Sick and Wounded of the British forces on land and sea in every region of the War. Its work is therefore the concern of all classeso,f British subjects, whether living in the British Isles, in the Dominions' and Colonies beyond the seas, or in foreign countries. IN GREAT BRITAIN 57,000 Hospital Beds found in the United Kingdom. 30,000 of these provided with Nursing Staff. 2,000 Trained Nurses working at home and abroad. 7,500 V. A, .D., s helping in Arrtoy IIospitals. $220,000 spent on equipment of Icing George Hospital (1,850 beds) and $130,000 a year contributed to cost of its maintenance. $225,000 spent on building and equip- • ping Netiey Red Cross Hospital (1,000 beds); and $625,000 spent on maintenance, $171,000 for orthopaedic Curative Workshops and 'Training Fund. $185,000 for Facial Injury I'lospitais, Organization of J esiairces Committee, Parliament Buildings, Toronto. J,EAK ST fN ONG Positive --Colvin ng Proof We publish the formula of Vinol to prove co'nvtncingly that it has the power to create strength, �Cod Liver and Beef Peptones, Iron '?. and M anganeee Peptoneten, 1ronand Ammonium Citrate, Lime and Soda Glycerophosphates, Caocarie. Any woman who buys a bottle of Vinol for a weak, run-down, nervous condition and finds after giving it a fair trial it did not help her, will have her^money returned. You see, there- is no guess work about Vinol. Its formula proves there is nothing like it forall weak, run-down, overworked, nervous men and women and for feeble,old people and delicate children. Try it once and be convinced. ' F,R. (3\iI'I'll, Diu gist, lBrussels. Also al, the he.i. Dt 'waists in ail tin- ' Litt lo IUwltn, Old False TQeth xat Boils I:t it ;-nv condition - ' p 1.00 pt -.r silt or 7 centsper tooth. Cash' by re- turn email. R,. A. Copeman 2670a Lsplanade a'e., 141dntreal, P. Q. 10.12 Auction Sale OLP A Valuable Farm in the Township o -F Morris Po reliant to the power of sale enntohweldn a ere, rain tinrtarge, whish will be produced -et the time of Bain, alters ,,t11 be offered for sate hyPattlie Aeolian at the American Betel in the Vintage or Bruceels, on Sntnrdey, the 27111 day of October. A. D. 1017, 1t 2 ohrlook in the afternoon, by 1r. S. Scott, Auctioneer, the fol- lowing valuable property, namely: -The North half of Lot Minnie'. 10 in the 0th Cottaess,ma of the Township of Morris, 0, the County of Hur- on cnntnining one hundred acres of laud more or teas, This property 15" eituete three utiles from the Village of Brussels .and within t brow quart ors of a mile of 0 good nitnol Th, re are on the property a frame Inman 15020 feet with one and nee -half story ldteben attached; frame barn 40x00 feet with 'tato M aid° undetn-, alb 1 a good we 1 and spring (reek. A. boat ,slaty acres of the property is wider eultiva)ton ' and the bnlnnee Is r--st er hieda. Tering of sole - Ten par c,•nt ,.1 the no, allege money en the tiny of sale end the inane Se within. thirty days lhorenfter. Ths property will be offered sub- j"nttoa reserved bid. Further porn -tilers and r•:nd)Hous nteale • my be had from the un- dersigned or frrm the Auctioneer lit Snot -tubs Dated this First day lir October A D. 1107, It VANsTONE. ' Wiughnm, Vendor's Sohaitor. , Notice to Creditors In the matter of lite . estate of A fret) Button, late of the 'lowunhip of Morris, in the Cannily of Huron, former, deceased. Notice la hm oby.given pnrsunnt to "The Re, {end Statutes or Ontario," ;hat all arsditore end others having mottos, pohrsl the estrte of the said Alfred Batts:,,, Who diad on or about the Seventeenth day of dune, A D, 1907, ore t.'egoirud oil or it, fore the Twentieth day .of October, .t D-, 1017, to scud by Inn„[ prepaid or deliver to Jolnnltvttnq lir ih,ngnld hh,I)•naid, the lta waiter's of the last- Wt0 nod Te.tement. of said deceased, at Myth P 0„ their Christian and stoma mss addrsase+ and descriptlmw, the full ptu'tlrulnrs of their etatmu tho ateteatent or their amountsnd the nature of the ,,sour• I tire ,11 lull) held by then). Andifurthi,t' tante notice that after such Inst mentioned date the said Executors wilt pro-. coed to distribute the nasi', of the deceased ai1nnmg the online onilthd thereto, havingbe- bard only to the anima of which they shall then have notice, and the said Fxroutors will not - be liable for the said assets or any pert Mitre- d to any ,,tttersan er torso,, of whine, claim notice Atilt not lInvo been ',naiad by thin at_, the time of such distribution.. Dated at Blyth. this lath day of Septe)nber, A. 1), 19 t7 JOAN.LCVANS, ++Lxnautors, Dl130AI.D Ma/MAID,I COMIIORTABLBI 1iOU410 ANI) LOT FOR VV SAT.e.-(4uod well and cl.tern,.frtit trees, &o, Also 0 neves 1n co•nm•ntion with largo • stable end drilled well, Por further pardon - hire as to ;rine, terms, &a„ Apply to Tow Peer," • Brus-ele, • -- Farms for Sale The tilt ieralg,ted nfft to for ante hie Bee 190 fere fain bentg Lot 12, and pert of 1.01. 18, Ceti, O; nnai t 20,mr,,, tot 1t 7, • of Grey, Jlnrom County. tin the forme, to it good brick hoose, extra gond lin, n, 00 x 100 fact all cemented atd'wnl ,.r ntsutl lett, nut,, in or- oherd, &o 110 nal as is aloofly bush A Iso 100 • acres, being Lot, 12 (ion Il, in mine township. 12 erred of extra goat] Fell wheat and over 40 odes;)curd. Toth farina in good cot diHon, Per further 11111.11011,111I'm to t11111.1009 1'11011111d oonditionv, apply on aha urern0e of tl'1,10 JOHN JAC1KSON, Telephone 4010, ]ails) P O. - Farm for Sale Containing 21,0 acres, viz , sty t of 00, Oon, 8, Morris township. mad Tait I, Oen,0, 0, ry town - able Well watered cotmftortab'e house, Intuitbum std manure shod, driving house, wind mill, orehnrd, &u 2(, minus North of Brussels 6n gravel road. Rural poi 11 nod iurttl'111000, %Moo to relitioL W111 std) _elther or both.` farms If not sold ham 0ntotter 1st Will be ,'ental, Por fm theft per ))molars apply to ALMI0OnvY'1`il, Props fetus, Brussels, or 7 . S, S(JO t 7', lit mints. 9-4 1 Executor's Sale For tite purpose of winding tip the auto le of t1,,,lefoJohitnsllaryas -the )andsBud prem" (ears, attotttn in ilia Vi Halt, of (*nub' nolo, row tnitting sthu, 10 nares of loan. and upon which • Iblsw is ,rented a o unbnrtnhlo frau,,, boils( ail term,,, 681.11, oto ofl,s ell Tor sate. )1t111 piirtdnttlei and town td 'ole •will hh tendo know,' upon nppllrottnm to lite 14keruttn', An- Ihony Itnyleaan, cruN,•nolr m• the. ruder. signed W21-1Nt'I.Allt, 40.24 - Solfritot• for the 10z, toter, For Sale 991,6 ,ares of fnl'nt lands in the Township of Morris, Adjoining the V•Ilegea,f lirnssrls,In ...mo 6,14, 110,-,.,' is It good 66tntvul p1t, If 011611. ed up, from 2 to 8 Barns It has been tasted mad enough or metal there to supply thn town rout vicinity for thl' nest caul ter of a tr,n tory ; 0 htnitl•tt lis on ('n, raps', ' 1'r at ' 1 lot on (*carge,i,1, 1, tient ih.,m nviu.tal litn ; also ' my if'rivate resident, on 1 ho Hy., 1,nek, (r)ase of Wllham anti A1ber1 snorts, tar Purpler positivism imply to rho siehaslgnud 01 lits resitienos, ) 1411131111, • Brhssele, IOtlt Maroh,1017,