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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1917-10-25, Page 85. rel, 4.4444,44)404.4,44,+.4,4,4,04.41,4,44.4.#4..+4,444.1 Wool, is a scat•ee Art101e 1n. town aud. coat ditto 4, WA'rosi otic for datesof monthly i-orsa, FRirs iu Brussels, Doi''&' forget the Red Cross Circle meeting Tuesday afternoon. Store HANn'1'iug POST the names of volar • visitors We will take d as a favor, TIP !Adios of Melville Choral Choir purpose holding a Bazaar ou $aterday, November 24th, Particelars later, , R. SMITH fit 4. 4 • Ht w do You Keep the Pictures You Take ? Pictures neatly mounted in a Kodak Altium are safe against loss or injury and nicely displayed and titled on the page of the Album, gain much �i both in interest and effect. We have ii recently received a new lot of ' Kodak Albusris which are especially good values, from the small paper bound one at x5c up to the large leather bound one ar $4 25 —and thea there are r some very suitable ones at SOc and $1.00 each Ask to see the Dry Mounting Tissue • for putting the Snaps in an Album —Much better than paste. Now would be a good time to have New lot of Prints made from some r your Negatives for the Album. Films Developed and Printed. •i• • • 4: rhe • •I• You May ant + Mood Hoot 'Cough Cure We sell more of it than of all tp others combined, It is a safe ✓r and reliable remedy for t cold'. Each bottle contains e. more than the usual quantity. + 2ec and son bottles •1' • Cutex Prep arations For the IN&le 4'. Cutex CutioleRemover • Cutex Polishing Paste + Outer Nail PolishCake • Outer Nail Comfort + Cuter Nail White • 86c and 76e pkgs. 'i` Orange Wood Sticks, 6o each • This is a Dye that both cleans •• and dyes the goode at the same • time. They are proving satin• 4. factory and come in all the pop. • ular alludes. 15o cake + • Sunset Soap Dies Caustic Soda With Soaps advancing why not make your own Laundry Soap from Oauetlo Soda. A 5 Ib. tin at 860 will make it large quanti- ty of good Hard Soap. Andes The new Tonic Medicine, $1 bot. SMITH F e'',.174Ciaa Store 7 Druggist and Stationer + • +494'x40404'0+04••+•+•+•+•+•+• +4.440+•+0+•4•+•+•+41)4.4+4+•4 Taal t ebas earns FALL house cleaning. GET ready for Winter. We all do fade as a leaf. Dem season November rst to 15th. BUTTER paver for sale at THE POST. NEXT Wednesday will be the last of October FALL Assizes Will open in Goderich on November 5511. DON'T forget to attend the Bazaar in the Town Hall, afternoon and evening Thursday of next week, 'Nov. 15t. See bills for particular's. MEN were busy this week getting out rough wood on the farm of S. Walker, Morris, to be used at the Electric Ligbt plant owing to coal shortage. BRUSSELS Woman's Institute voted $xo to the sritieh Red Cross Fund at their monthly meeting last Friday. It was thoughtful and praiseworthy. A number of young men went to Wingham for examination before the military medical staff. First trip was futile as the necessary papers had not arrived from Ottawa. A Nmen¢a of the prize winners in East Huron Ael'cultural Fall Fair banded their money back to Treasurer Black in view of ' he depleted treasury on. account of' the rain Fair Day. Buser/nes MEN'S AssoclArioN,—Mon- day evening at 8 o'clock, the regular seseton of Brussels Business Men's As- sociation will meet in the Public Libr- arY Board room. Several matters of interest evil he discussed. If you want to boost Brussels try and attend, C. O. F,—Tuesday evening of next week an At Home will be held for the members of Court Princess Alexandria, No, 24, C. 0, F„ Brussels, in their Lodge room. Every member is cordial- ly ' topresent at o'clock. 1 invitedbi. s t B c ek. No yp formal invitationis being issued. Foxoiya RECTOR DIEs.—Rev. W. G. Reilly, a former rector of St, John's ^hurch, Brussels, and St. George's, Wal- ton, passed away in London Hospital following an operation. Two years ago Rev. Mr Reilly moved to Thorndale, near London'. from Chatsworth where he had been in charge of the Anglican church. HOarlcnviUaAL SOCIETY.—The flnan- dial year of Horticultural Societies ends onOctober es t theretoreore the me mbe r . shIp must bocompletedbe ore thisdate dlredtors of the Brussels Society v la- tend, as last year, to expend all the funds of the STciety in purchasing bulbs or plants and distributing these among tbe members. Membership fee is $o. Any one wishing t0 become a member ;can call on any Director. Mas. CHAS S1xaRIr`F DRCEA5ED,—Old friends in Brussels and locality were very sorry to -hear of tbe deinise of Mrs, Chas Sheriff at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs (Dr) 0 L Ball, Is Gleugrove ave., Toronto, Thursday of last weep. Interment was made in Wingham eeme• tern oe Saturday, the casket coming on C. P. R. train from Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Sheriff and family were former residents of Brussels, the former being associated with Wm. Neal, vow of Walton, to the finer mill business, own- ing what ems known as the "stone mill" Mill street, They sold it to the fate Writ, Ross, aud After premises were de-. Sttoved by fire Walter A. Lowry bought the property and transformed it into a large boarding and sate stable, Mr, Sheriff died in Brussels about 37 years ago, 'l'he'sorviving childten are Mrs. Bali, already referred to and Clime., of Winnipeg, who is a mannfaoturer of dental work. 'The late Mrs, Sheriff wee a lino woman who enjoyed the esteem of a wide circle of friends, She frequenti.y visited in Huron County and ber coining Was always a mutual pleasure, ABOUT $40.00 were subscribed on Tree falgar Day for the British Red Cross by tbe teachers, pupils and Caretaker of Brussels School. This is a good way to teach Patriotism by a practical illustra- tion, • —o_ You SALE.—Brood sow with 9 pigs at foot— Tamworth and Yorkshire arose, Apply to J. P. Malaeoaa, Phone 668, LOST. On October 18th, between McNaught Station and my gate, Con, 18, Grey, n scoop shovel. Finder please phone 2818. WM. STRATH. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.—Good frame house, 2/6 acre of land, fruit trees, well, &c., in Brussels. For further particulars apply at Tan POST, Pop SAM -1017 Ford Touring Car, only run about 800 miles. Has slip•eovers and extra tire. JAEI, MASTERS, Bluevale, BLAME and White Collie Deg with white breast, strayed from Dos. Warwick's, Brus• Osla, Had piece of rope round his neck. Phone 2811. Jot Aausee 000, Con. 10, Grey Twp. BLAO8 Goat Robe, with green lining, loaf. Will finder kindly leave at at THE POOT. PLOwisea AND PLANTS Any mamma wiebing to pnrrhase flowers and planta at the Brussels Greenhouse may secure the same by catling on Jiftee Pleural WALSER, Tarnberry at„ South. Foe SALLA.—Three Oxford Down Ram Lambs, sired by an import. Apply to R. 0. OAMPBELT. Lot 19, Con. 18, Gray. Brnsaefe R. R. No. 2. Phone 4919, 1 aaree of corn for'eale. Apply to R. TaolnsoN, Brussels, WANTED.—Young man to Learn blacksmith• ing or one who has been at trade a year. An. ply et onoo to N Noway,. Belmore. 00ssoarntr.R hone andood garden for Pale. Property in good repair. For further partioulara apply to Mite.ID streMet.Bruce, els. FOR SALT-.—Reefdentia] property on Albert street Brussels. Apply to MRS. JANET Mo. QUAAAea, on the premiee9. CoiairoaTABLEbrtolt residence for sale or to rent. For particulars apply to MRs. GEO. Roman, at A. 0, Dames, Brueeels, WN are sole agents for the genuine Paroid Roofing, mannfaotured by. Bird et Oen, Hamil- ton. Always buy Paroid and get the best, P. AMsNT. THREW Short Horn Bulla from 10 to 12 mon a 1 Bale. th .e d Phone a JAB. SPUR Lot 29,Con. 9 Morris. Phone S � s Ph a 80, DR• PARsait, Osteopathic Physician, visite Brussels Thuesday afternoon of each week, Chronic and nervous aiseaees euceeeafnliy treated, Visite residences. Consultation at Qneetee Hotel. • Fop. THE SOLDIER BOYS —6o boxes, valued at $3 0o eacb, were shipped to Brussels boys overseas by tbe Red Cross Circle this week They contained socks wash cloths, tooth paste, candies, choco- lates, loaf sugar, fruit cake, etc The postage on the belies t&talled $50 50. Ote TUESDAY. NOVEMBER R 6'1 H, DOren- wend'a of Toronto (Canada's Greatest Hair Goods Stores) invite you to see their display of fine Hair Geode at the American Hotel. Switches, Pompa- dours, Transformations, Self -Dressing Waves, etc„ for Ladies and Toupees and Wigs for Gentlemen who Are Bald. There is no charge for demonstration, KNITTING AND SEWING CONTEST —To stimulate tbe output of smite and pyjam- as for which there le a great and urgent need, a Knitting and Sewing Contest will be held, to close on November loth, between Grey and Morris, both town and country, Sides are to be chosen uuder'Captains and all are cordially in- vited to join the knitting and sewing. brigades and give the work a splendid boons, BAZAAR. -The ladies of Stchn's. church will,hold their Bezaar in the Town Hall, Brussels, Thursday, Nov, est. A fine lot of work has been pre- pared for sale. Ball opens at a p, re. Following is the, program ;—Sale of work ; afternoon tea served till 7 p. m. i Home-made baking booth ; Can.. dy booth ; "White Elephant" ; Piano music throughout. Evening program will consist of half boar comic lantern views, readings, solos, instrumentals, etc, Admission for evening 15 cents. Half the door proceeds at night in aid of Brussele Red Cross funds. PrdgraM at 8 o'olodk, Tits house and lot of the late Miss Jane Kelly, 'l'urnberry street,' was our. chased last Saturday by Jabez jermvn for the sum of *inn It ie a well 10es5- ed property and will make a cosy home for Mr. and Mrs, Jermyn, E, N, LEwto, M' P. Co JUDGE, -A further political appointment has just been Made, F. N. Lewis, M P for West Huron, whose seat has been redis. tributed out of existence, has been brought into a safe haven on the bench of Huron ^ County. Mr, Lewis, who went to Parliament first in 5904, has been made a County Judge ; A Hearn, K C , Toronto, another Conser- vative, has beeo made'County Court Judge of Waterloo County, L. W. RUTTAN has sold his aomfort- able home and lot on Queen street to Alex Forsyth, Brussels and the former will return to Bluevale from which point he came to Brussels Mr, Ruttan has developed into quite a bee man and he thinks bas colonies will find better scope at Bluevale than here. Mr. and Mrs Rattan have interested themselves in church and Society affairs since coming to tows and they will be much missed. Mr. R I was a proficient member of the Methodist Sunday School Orchestra and will be parted with reluctantly. We wish them prosperity in their return to Bluevale. LEGISLATIVE GRANTS, — The Legisla. lative Grant has been assigned to rural schools but the money has not yet been received from the Provincial Treasury. 'Phe Superannuation fee for the full year beginning April est was deducted from the grant, but as in some cases new teachers were appointed with a different salary, a re -adjustment will be necessary later. The grants are based oo certifi- cates and salary :-2o per cent is paid on the excess of salary above $400 up 00 $6o0 ; a school with a Second Class teacher having a Permanent Certificate and experience less than 5 years receives a grant of $15 i with experience of five Years or over the grant is $25 Under similar conditions the grant for a teacher with a First Class Certificate is $25 and $4o respectively. There iS uo grant 00 an Interim Certificate No grants are withheld in East Huron through neglect to provide the standard equipment. THE LATE G. N. MutaRart.—The subject of this notice, who departed this life Wednesday of last week was buried at Midland last Saturday after- noon, Rev. J. J. Elliott conducting the service. Mr. McLaren was born at Rosemount Ont„ and was the 3rd son of the late Duncan McLaren. When a comparative youth he entered mercan- tile life in Midland and coming to Brus- sels was salesman for the late A. R. Smith and was later, a partner. He went into business on his own account t0 loos and carried on a large general store business up to the time of his de- cease. For the past year his health, bad been a cause of anxiety but few antici- pated the end as near at band until quite recently. He was at the store the Monday previous to his decease. A sale was being run to clear out the stock so that a rest might be taken, -In the year reo4 the subject of this notice was unit- ed is, marriage to Miss Alberta Morrow, of Midland, who with a son and 3 daughters survive Mac. was genial, geuerous and resdy to do a good turn to everybody. For several years he was o0e of the Auditors of Municipal ac• counts and was also Vice -President of the Red Cross Association of Brussels in which he was greatly interested. A funeral service held, at his late home. Alexander street, '1'hursdsy evening, was largely attended, Rev Mr Mann conducted the service and spoke appro. priate words, 'l'he floral tributes were beautiful,, among the numbee. being a large wreath from the Bo -tide -is Mens' Association Dec used was a member of the C. O. F The remains were taken by the morning train to Midland, to the town in which the faintly expect to make their home. Mrs. McL ren a c r v and hild eo Arrived back from Midland on Tuesday and wilt coniiene ;to live here in the meantime . They share in the sympathy of the community at large. •It is expected the store will be opeued and the sale continued as soon as the necessary estate papers are completed. MEDAL4OR BRAVERY —'The Saskatoon Daily ' Star, of October tath,gives the following 'interesting account of the presentation of a Military Medal to Pte J V. Good, of the 65th sett., a former Brusselite, accompanying it by a good soldier portrait of the so r boy :—"This Tbi s has been an eventful day," writ es Peel V. Good, now in a British hospital with a wounded knee, to his sister, Mrs. ), F Blackstock, of Saskatoon. "In the morning I got a letter advising me that they have awarded me the Military Med- al. Mejor Hope, Adjutant of the 46th, recommended me for carryinging mess: e s • u �Ridge d on the Somme aud V my e under • the aon 1 a t- • hell fire add in attack h out- skirts • skirts of Leos I was along with them in a bombing affair, I am writing the B. H. Q. to send the medal to another. This afternoon at 3 o'clock Princess Beatrice (Queen Victoria's youngest daughter) end party came to visit our ward and they stopped at my bed Of course the sister must tell them shout' my medal andthey asked whe•e..I was from, etc. It was very e.mbnrrassmg, • and I .\you'd ratherbe hack in,. the trenches. f have hail several letters from Willie and he seems to be getting along all right. It is a terrible thing, this new mustard gas the Gerinons ere using- not serious but very painful. We Have a casein our ward now. My knee is im- proving but stilt rather painfut'and a bit swollen. I am in hopes of getting to convalescent soon," J. V, Gond was a Lance -Corporal in the 65th,' aud bas been a battalion runner, being � g wounded on August 1561. Ile has two other brothers in the army—Harold, who Was a bugler and who was gassed, wooded end taken prisoner in April, lets, and who liss been working in a telt mine iD Germany, and W, J Good, who Was the editor of the Mirror (Alla) Jouruat, en- listed n- li t d with the Red D B t li �otto�a Wanted - Any person having Pota- toes for sale should, be- fore selling, call and dee or telephone W. J. McCracken rrarPbones 4,8 or 27. BRUSSI7LS A UCTI, N SALE Of good young cattle and cows at the Central Hotel Yards,, Brussels, Sarasday afternoon at 2. H. O Walker. Prop, ; F. S Scott, Auc. See advt. ` RED CROSS SHIPMENTS,—Brussels She ciety shipped for August :-76 pairs of socks, 33 sults pyjamas, 43 towels and 27, trench suits. For October the shipment was —107: pairs soaks, 66 towels, 4 day shirts and 27 suits pyjamas, W. C. T. U.—The regular monthly meeting of the Brussels W, C, T, lY will be held Friday afternoon of this week iu the Audience room of the Public Library, to wbich all interested are asked to attend. CHANGE.t1F H OUR AT TELEPHONE —On November est the hours will change at the Central Telephone office, Brussels, from 6.0 50,7,30 a. m. and o 30 p m. until next April All users are asked to govern, themselves accordingly, unless in real emergencies. RED CROSS ' ANNUAL MEETING.—The annual meeting of Brussels Red Cross will be beld Tbursdav evening of neat week, at 8 o'clock sharp in the Public Library Audience Room. Mark down. the date if you have a friendly feeling to this noble cause. NOT Strums SQvnits —Many people • are' very ready to send notices to, the newspaper of coming events, particularly entertain- ments which they want to advertise with out it costing anything, but not 1 in 50 ever bother their beads to see that a bright, brief report of said gathering is sent to said newspaper after the event. It looks like. a one-sided -bargain in which the press gets the worst of it. How db you do in such matters 7 Some folk appear to think it does not cost a cent to run a newspaper. ,. Church Chimes O Rev, J. F. Knight, Hensen, is holding special services at Chieihurst and has rented a plasm and the-Reoaall Orchestra will bein attendance, The Union Evangelistic services be. ing carried on at Stratford by Evangelist 'Stephens, are attracting considerable el - len son, . Evangelistic services to be held in the skating rink in Exeter, conducted by Evangelist Johnston from Nov nth till The middle of 'December. Mrs (,Rev ).Mann is at Woodville, a former charge of Rev Ma Mann's, ad- dressing two W. M S gatherings She greatly interested in this good, work Rev F C. Ryo't, Kirkton, preached his farewell sermon on Sunday -prior- to taking bis new charge at All Saints, church; Woodstock and Beacbville, Rev. Geo A. King, B, A:, Kingsville ; has scarp ed the invitation from the First Methodihi' congregation, St Thomas, to become their pastor at the close of the Conference year. CONVENTION.-- POST is compelled to leave over until next week the extend- ed report of the splendid District Sun- day School and Epworth League Cnn vention held in the Methodist church, Brussels, last Tuesday. Ontario Sunday School Association send'annual Conventipn section A, met atCbatham this week in First Presby- terian church. resbyterian'church. Section B will convene at Peterboro on Oct.3oth and Nov, rat in George St. Methodist church. Car Load of Potatoes Wanted • • • • s •• • • m • • • S •• • • • ••• • Apply to Alf.Backer esker BRUSSELS tHg, STANDARD BANK OF CANADA HEAD OrFICE • TORONTO Money Orders and Drafts are issued by this Bank payable in ..vo ism all parts of the world.) •a34 BRUSSELS BRANCH, G. H. SAMIS,tw... D O O Manager. ■� Very Rev Dean Davis who closed his counectioc. with St, James' church, Loudon, was rector for 44, years. Bar fore leaving he was presented with a purse of gold containing about $coo as a tribute of affection and appreciation. Next 'Tuesday evening, at 8 o'einck Ven. Arch Deacon Richardson, London, assisted by Rural Dean Robinson, Clin- ton, and neighboring- clergy, will con- duct an induction servld'e in St. John's church when. the uew Rector,' Rev. Mr. Smith will be indpcted. Collection will be taken to.defray Expenses. The pulpit of the Methodist church was occupied last Sunday by Rev.,E. F. Armstrong, B, D. Wingham, in con- nection with the Missionary 'Annivers- ary. Morning's address gave a bird's eye view of tbe field and the work being done and in the evening a strong ser- mon was preached on lite text 'The government shall he upon his shoulders." Mr, Armstrong is no srrauger to .Brus- sels and is always welcome. BORN OoL1,—In Oranbrook, on October lgth,1017; to Mr..end'Dere, Ernest Cole, a eon. MARRIED OLAas—SmewAnt.—At the Manse, Cranbrook, on October 24th, 1017 by Rev, J. L, MoCul-. loch, Mr, David Clark 60 Miss Margaret 11., daughter of the late Alex. Stewart, loth San Gery totvnehip. HIennP—COLor,ouon.—At-Westminster Mange Saskatoon, Sank-, by Rev Dr. D. S. Dix, on Wolter 10th, 1017, Mx. J. H, Malmo, of An. erly, S.lalr , to- Mise tiniest Colelough, of Dinsmore, Sask. OIED Arrco .—In Tucnberry, on Catcher 20th 1917, 151es, Thos. Appleby, aged 85 years and 5 months, OAnvamn.—On October 2101,1917, at the Toron- to General lteepieal, John D. llarvoth, be- lovedhuobaisd of Jane Carveth, formerly of Oehaiwa. MoOnsn)ty —ln 73owioie, on October Slat, 1917, John McOrerry, aged 96,yeare. Sueinue.—dt rho l otne of her daughter, Mrs. (Dr.) G 1.,. Ball, 18 Glsngrove avenue, 'Por• onto, on October 1805, 1517, Sarah, widow or the late Charles Sherrlff, formerly of Auction Sales NOTION SALE 08' CATTLE IN No. 1 condition el Central Hotel Brussels, on eatutdoy afternoon, OOtolter 27th, at 2 o'eloak. In the 11,1 are 10 reeding steersrising8 years, 10 steers rising8 'ears and 8 °owe due to calve in November. Terms -0 menthe credit given on approved joint notes at 6pee. sent interest. B'. S, SCOTT, - H. 0, WA LEER, Auctloaeere -Proprietor.. ADCTION SALE OF.9'ARM STOOK, RIG8, (SHAW, &o -F. S. 'Scott,' Anetioneer, has been instructed .b by the nnderstgned to sell by publioauctioeat 15% Got 08, Con 6, Morrie, 15 intim North of Brussels, on Monday,�Oot. 28th, at] o'olook, the following valuable prop. erty t-1 heavy mare rising 6 years, 1. heavy colt rising4 Seers, 1 driving mere rising 8 yr6„ 1. light eon rising 4.years,_1 light colt rieing 1 year, -2 fresh cons with calf at foot, 8 cows to salve in Nov.,6 aoWs supposed in self, 5 farrow— cows, 15,2 -year-old ethers, 10 year-oldsteere, 8 calves,8 page 2 months old,1 brood sow, 1 lum- bar wagon, t oat eleiglis, 1 se l tight Reg s, 1. buggy, 2 eats doable harness,. i. set of double driving hareems, l est single ]farness, 20 tone of hay,. 600 bushels oats, sap bushels mixed grain, Terms—Cosh. or 7 months eredlt at 6 per oent interest on pnrokasers tnrnishbeg approved joint notes term has been sold- /NESBIT LIAMILTON,Proprietor, At7CTION SALE of FARM.' STOOK, IM-' P00015NT0, &O -F. 5, Scott, Auntiotleer,' has received lnatruatione from the undersign. ed Proprietor to sell by nubile Auction tat Lott, Con. 11, Grey, (ad lolning the Village of Brueaat.) on Pridny, NOvensber 2nd, at 1 o'clock the following, valna•ble property :-5 mare eel's old,1'h r - e ahere? s 6yyears old 1 gelding 8 yearn ala. 1 a•a i r . y° eo ee 1 gelding n 1 tiese f 6 , g g y siren by sillerary il,co 1 tow darn calve on ,h nuar o2 sow, u etosyee du00in a to cal 2 cows dila to salve MaFeb,; i in dao to dere in April, 1 ars du t Loire le inMaya2heifers Or rising years years u calve el December, 1 beth er heifers 28 Sanyo dun l tele.) yu hs January, 2 heifers 2:yeam old istem• r2 o, OiO old, O year- - Iing steers, 6 yearling bei rune, Yt Spring calves, 1 young sow 7,ni n/the old, ebont 8 dozen hens, 1 Mrteeey-B ars is hander 041 crit, 1 set ll, 1 digit harrow! -1 o•' v h n, 11ay rasis, i et s dill!, !d o i hallntY � 15,1. i ' fileb �t 1 rel 1 Net n 1,oPlight y sleighs, 'lauttor, 26 tone hays quantityat tur- nips, quantity of corn I incubator endbrooderin good repair, 1 eoallteater,. 1 coal or -wood None 1Em.' e cream r it nem r g tl n a or. Solei t unre- served n mi , sn et team r htatexpired. Terms - 010 'e and tinn cash : over ores amount ant o ' acreat on (unmovededijoint notes. '6per cent o8 Por oa•h oil credit amounts LOUSE IiOLI.INGER, Proprietor. N••••e••*••••••e4 ••••o• •y0oaae.aas hat's 4. the ' poingDut • •s94^e3'P tr•aa $i 044. • And will 5eli All lines AE Costs y •9 Mens Heavy Underwear Hats Caps o . , Working Shirts Fine Shirts • „I, ' . Ties Collars S a • Summer Underwear a.18 elib0aPnsew prney i '.4. Rain CoatsAbout tl?Le'on Isftthat • 2 are new mad nice, . 2 1 ALL MUST BE SOLD, Z 2 r Y 2. Caps from $1.25 to $1.75 All for $1.00 2 I i - AUOT(ON SALES SATURDAY, Ooe. 2L-100ocre fern; in Morrie township, tit American Hotel, Sraseela. Sole at 2 oblook, R, Scott, tie, Wingham, Vendor's Solicitor ; 50, 00. Scott, A.uetloneer. MONDAY, OCTOBER 20Ta—It'artn atoek, rig., hay, grain Nth Lot86, Oom-o Matins, 117//* miles 1lortit of Brueoele. Sale ati 1 p, m, slietre. Neskit`Hamrlton, Prop , F. 5. Scott, Aue. - FRIDAY.5151T',97 NnvaMxan lteI,,—Sferrn etoek, am. pigments, &a ,'l Lot 2, Doti. 11,. Grey town• ship (ad jolniog Brussels,) Sale at 1 p. m, L. Hollinger, Prop,; P', S. So000, Auo, BRUSSELS MARKET' Wheat 52 06 S2 07 oats 190Got a geasoeveocoorm i©eldy mt,'rf! T)t•e petz$.lar flare 0 ■i 9 A■ FOR TFIF. yvraS. l 3 40 4. IN She ootirse' of a very st)ort tl elute too boxes for out' Sola- lei. Boys will halve" to. be r3 packed and sent away, Slime- 1 P8 times its a little hood to know ;s' 6 jnat ivhat'to send. Below we enumerate a Bab of Use articles' g we can supply and would ask. 0 yeti to kindly retain the list inti o e 1'eference rJ Drinking Oups 6 Gtlletsat4ti Autostrap Ratzors. • Tooth. Brushes' Shaving liruehee • Red Crnee Tape • Flashlights A Tooth Paste•" )cse t 00. 00. 6 Hob Water Bottles Pees 2 26 2 26 Barley 10 1 460' ® Pipes. • Oour•t Plaster Hage -• 18 00 18'00 0 Seats Potatoes per bag.,, , ,, ,,, 1 00 1 25 Notice to Creditors Io the matter of the estate of Jane Kelly, late of the Village of Brussels, in the County of Huron, spinster; de ceased. Notice is hereby given pursuant to ...The lie- IeedStatutes of. Ontario,", that all creditors and others having claims against the estate of the paid Jane Holly,. who died ole or ebont the Third day of October, A. D,,. 1917,. pre required on or before the Twenty-fourth day of November,' 4, D., 1917, to send by post prepaid or deliver to F. 5 Scott, the Executor of the last Will and Testament or said deceased, at Brneeele P. 0„ tkelr Christian -and Surnames addre sex and desert tions the llparticulars s fa cif their nature of the epeuritie their abIonnts heldand the nature of the securities dIr any) held by them, And Purthor t ae that'nttor soak last man And rtth Lhe 0Ri Xe' IGRr• will pro- ne •n tribpte<tho N�d�x o� aha deaoanad 'nine let ae bmwlt;et itrvitd-t aving re- gard only tothe ohsinfeofwhich he eho then have neti0e, and the acid. Executor will not be ISahle Ter the said assets or any pert there- nf to my pe atm or,nere ono of whose claim notice shall not have `been received by him at 8h8 bine of snob distributfou. Dated at Drussals,. thin 29th day or October, A. D. 1017. F, S. SCOTT, Executors. Teacher Wanted Q'unlifed teacher (Prote,tautb 'ianted for' S. 5, No 10, Grey Township, Huron County. Duties to commence Jan 8rd, 1918. Personal application preferred. Apply, elating salary and experienoe, if any, to ISAAC LAHErReo,- Trees , R. R. No. 0, Brussels. - 17.41 For Sale or 'Exchange for Farm Store property and stank of General- Afer• shandies in the Village of Bluevale For fur• thee pparticulars apply to 11.-A 5100ALL, 11-2. Bloevaie, Ont. Property for Sale Property for gale in the Village of Oranbrook helotglug to the estate of the Into D. MoQuar ria.. For particulars an to price and terms ap• ply to 51RS, JANET MDQTARRIE, neueaeis. Farms for Sale Lot 22, Oon, 0, Grey, 100 acres, one of the heat pasture Perna In Grey. Also my farm et 1051,-. oi,adjnietng the Village and Station, 176arres, being parte of Lots 28 end 24 an A. and Rcpt Lot'24, ()on. 0, Gray. Excellent buildings and an A' 1'etoclt and grain Win, Will be sold to - other or sepparately on easy theme, Apply to DAVID 51ALNE, Ethel, Ont. . .. 17-tf -F.,.,e 'tin ".ins. Oi 01s 1.t1'e o Sha•viug il'Jtrrors Pocket Combs Fnnntain Pens Magazines 0 Talcum Powder 9 ; Chewing Gum - 2 Cigars Oxo Onbes Salted Peanuts 10 'Ohiclets 9 Games Puzzles: S Shaving Lotion 6) ett1D 0l 0 I) 66 4. 66 e 0 18 A 09 9 ta f9 _ We will be pleased to supply r,_-, Oyour' wants.F - �a 513 tt 0- DRUG STORE sg * m C -11 idt et a ss O99 m s s tm 6 9 0 9 09 9109 Q Q 0 m 66090 x Farm for Sale Dine 160aore fern) for sale, being IX 3.I Lot 14 and N% Lot 16, Con 3, Morris tow Dahill On the prenel-es 5. II flue brick house, bank barn 02x72, 2 driving eheis, orchard, windmill &e. Posseseton to edit pureltaser. 0 miles to Brits- sola or Blyplt 6 urea Pall wheat In. 10 norm bush. Rural )Hall and rural telephone. For Meteor %%alevines apply on the premise: or if by letter t0 R. R. No%2. Bluth. 17.11 - ALBERT HOWLirwr, Proprietor. Farm for Sae In order to wind up the estate of. the, Into . Tames Shaw the splendid 140 Nora farm adjoht ing the Village of Bruseele 18 offered for sale. On the property to a ,good boll, been and first - clava: huuee, Farm is an seeded down with the exception of. 20 acres end is in excellent etate of oaittvation - Posees•iou given 1st of March. For furilfer,erticulare apply to . _ N. 6.. SCOTT, Brosoeis, farm for Safe h Tender The 100 acre farm belotteieg to the ostflte of tbe late john Mason. beissgo'4 Lot r0, Con, 8, 6horrIs towneld i, le offered for sale by tender.. Oemferteblebrioh tense, t,nb-hnrn, orchard, wells, Aa. Cioea t0. school and 894 mile. from Brussel: Pireeaainn given next lards, Tendera received tap to Oetober 211th - The highest or any-tonelor net necessarily accept- ed. Icor frit thee partienlnra'Os to wire, Cerins, &e• apply to W7hf 01850N, 5eoforth, or JOHN W. 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