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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1917-12-6, Page 4f e Irussets Vost THURSDAY, DECEMBER. '6, 1917 Brussels Exemption do n tribuual Results Following is the list of cases dealt with hp the Tribunal sitting at Brus. eels and composed of W. M. Sinclair, R)bb. Livingstone and John Harris up to close of last week :— •UEMPTION8 ALLOWED W. A, Close J.' 1'. Ward DorlaldR. McDonald B, 0, Plum Henry Querin W. E. Cardiff Kenneth McLean Elijah Barron Win. Strath Geo. A. Speiran Melvin Slernuion Cecil Wheeler David Sholdioe John Sholdlce Wm. Leeming Arthur L. Denman Percy N. Tyerman Jas. R.oy McDonald Chas. L Armstrong Wilber E. Turnbull Jos, C. Armstrong . Hartwell Speiran Jno. M. Lowe W. H. Grasby Ohas, \'V, Cole Henry 1. Armstrong Hugh A, Kerr T, T. Clark Jas. A. Rea J, 1'. Storey W. J. Cardiff Jim. A, Work Jae, 1. Almetrong R.. \V, Whitfield \V..1. Armstrong jee, D.11l " , \V 11 trail 1 ti' .1 .11,1,-r,o❑ W, A. Ouultes Jesse Wheeler Russell B. Currie Chas. Anderson W. G. Rowland Ed, F. Rowland Wm. Nicholson Thos. N. Mose Robert N. Reid Clarence E. Hudie Jno. A, Marshall Wm, S. Cockerline Howard Bolger Fred. Haggitt until Oct, 1918 Slim E. Rion Jos. Cooper J. 0. Thynne Jno. E. Little R. N. Addy Stanley Purvis Alex. Collins Louis J. Blake until July 1918 Lorne T. Roe Russell J. W. Barrows Edward Pryce Alex. T. Dennis Jno. A. Bruce Juo. G. Dacron ktab8rb l tiC110.1. 9 L,1(7t Dobson L. T. $leek 1), J. McLean W.E. Champion Win. M. Johnson W. B. Brown Juo. W. Searle Jno, A, Taylor Jno. Staples Harold M., Livingston Walter S. Scott J, A, Bryane G. A. Lott 3 io. G. Speir inch. B, Stevenson. W. J. Grant Juo. R. Dickson A. V. Fitters Ler J. 11, Menzies G. L. Thuell W. R, Bcoadfoot W. 0. Thuell F. H Little Jno, Warwick 0. H. Hopper R, J. Bowman. J. H. Smith G. W. Iiutchinson 300, 0. Cochrane Jos, Simmons Ed. Davidson' J. L. Leeming Jno, S. McArthur W. T. Grieve J. A. Beattie R. J. Baker W. G. Connon Jno. H. Alcock H. E. McOuteheon R. G. Higgins Chas. 0. Eckmier Jas. A. Bremner W. 3. Hollinger until Sept, 1918 H. A. McKay W. J. Pariah S, V. Sperling W. J. Deitner Jas. 0. Habkirk J. McNichol Jas. H. Spell. Geo. E. Blake A. M. Engel 3, C. Nethery L. S. Hopper Augustus Wheeler Roy Sellers until Sept, 1918 Levi S. Parr L. E. Wilkinson J. A. Mnri'ay F. L. McKay Geo. A. Dunbar R. H. Vodden I. Geiger Jas. Kerr Horace Wilber until Feb, 1918 R. A,.Br'adshaw Jno. W. Kerr Jno. A. Oooper Thos. J. Ellis C. S. Wheeler R. J. Bone F. R. Purvis E. V. Thompson I. Clark E. S. Purvis Geo. T. Fraser Jno. E. Riley 3. E. Armstrong P. Emhuruntil ) yAtg.1918 Earl Dunbar R. H. McKinnon A. S. Skelton F. T. McCaughey 3. J. McCaughey i$t MetllitdGeall H. Hulley Jets, Clark until Aug: 10113 J. Warwick • Gee, W. Skelton Chas. l3einbridge P. A' Dennis J. J. Streibig tuttil Aug. 1918 I (1lonelier until Aug, 1018 R 0. Wit bee J. W. Meaty 7'. S. Laidlaw Phner 1), Ewan until Feb. 1018 11 0, Walker J. S. \Vats0 Ih. MitPitilzettn T. P. Johnston T. J. Biggeuetuff until Nov. 1015 A, 1'i Smith Dc. F. '1'.73ryene G. S. Rutledge W. G. Ament tuttil Class B. is called 10, A. litter until Feb, 1018 8. 11. Ii 111•g ese R. J. McLauchlh, 13. FL AWeut until. °lase 8 is called H. P. \Vilbee until Feb, 1018 ADJOURNED CASES W. D. Hetrris Chas. W. Brewer Angus 8. (Jeu•ntieheel John W. Dundee F: J, Hollinbeck P. A. McDnnaid \V, D. leek InitIV T. \V. Mitchell 8 D Mann J. 10. Deily, Waller Thomson R. Nichol A Thomson G. Davis Jas. Stevenson 0. W. Evans APPLICATIONS REFUSED Juo. M. Ooultes Win. J. Mc.tacheon Jno, A. Dark Olivet Doll W. L. Speir W. D. Hopper Some n in L) soled. me of the latter are being t) p Notice to Creditors le the matter of the estate of Charles H. Knight, late of the 'Township of Grey. in the County of l-luron, fat; mer, deceased. Notloe is hereby given pnrsnent to "Thalia. issd Statutes of Ontario," that all creditors and others having claims aealnst the estate of the said Chas, R Knight, who died o0 or abort the Seventeenth day of September, A D., 1917, are required on orbefore the 7'hirty-first day of December, .1,D.,1917, to send by post prepaid or deliver to F. li Scott, one of the Executor of last Will and Testament of said deceased, at Brussels P. 0,. their (thrlatisn and Surnames addressee and dascrlplloo, the fell pardon Lars of their claims, the 0)01e0801 of their accounts and the nature of the securities lif nny)held by them. And further tate notice that after such last mentioned date the said Executors will pro- ceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among the parties entitled thereto, havin to re. Bard only to the claims of which they shell then have notice, and the said Executors will not be liable for the said assets or any part there of to any person or parsons of whose claim notice shall not have been received by thea, at the time of enoh distribution. Dated at Brussels this 20th day of November, A. D. 1917. . F. 8. SCOTT, - Executors, NELSON ASI0IN, S Oedigotorl Semice8 o Ethel NewChun f he h Roe, 8, Muxworthy, Exeter, President London Conference, Proaohop Fine Oiaeoursos. Last Sabbath the dedicteto'y ser- viee0 of the Methodist church, Ethel, were hold. As the' day was line. and roads good large oongrega1lona were" prea0ut at 11 a. in. and 7 p. ni. mid the serviette ave) a greatly enjoyed. ,Rev, 8. Muxtvm'thy, lexeter, Peesi; dent of Loudon Oorrfereuce; gave 111001 applept'iate difieouroea and coli - 1aeltilllel all a Nal hall p1HH 1: Ire ala tent Ladies' Aid; nitre, U, Oleltvet' 1 1 resident W, M, 8„ Mrs, A, McKee i b3Goreteu•y"rT1'eltsurev Trustee 13441rd, Geo, Addy • Treae. Building Oonlulit- tee, Jno, 4IoDouttld ; Organist, Mise Della McKee. EY'I'1IESL 5MOTB:ODlSl1f 40 'yl0AI48 A00 100040 'PRE POST of February 28rd, 1877. i'The Methodists of Ethel have derided 111 build a place of worship, meeting about $1200. Building will he 82248. and will be sit0(91ed on the Snn1h West coiner of air 1'•u'rn or Lewreime Dobson, Rev, Me, $tofford seems deterrilincd to bt111d up at largo, congregation ie El eel and judging from the sucoese shat has attended his htburs siui>e be entered' this Held, he will not be disapnoiinli'd," On I4auclt 23rd 1877 the following item appeared :—„The contract far the e' esl tort of a Methodist church at Ethel has been awarded to John REV. S. 111UXWORTHY, EXETER PRESIDENT LONDON CONFERENCE. ducted tlr dedicatory exercises at the close of the maiming sermon which \vette very interesting and impressive. 11e Was aSsiseed by the paster, Rev. J. W. Johnson: Morning subject was "The Holy Spirit's presence" and the evening theme wee "The rich young ruler." Excellent service of praise was in charge of the choir, Total financial proceeds of the day were $28 00, which with what:was re- ceived at the opening snakes $740 (10 and the amount formally s'abscribed will agglegale about $5100 which will Meet. the tnlatl cost, This is a splen- did record and worthy of the plucky cnngregatiou and the diligent pastor. Basement will be finished in due course with class teems and other up - to -dale arraugenrelts. D. and Mr's. Milne, Robert McKay and itiesdeunes-August and Christian Balmier were in attendance at the opening of the new church, July 1st, 1877 (the two latter being members of the choir) and were present at the opening of Lha7env chinch. The church >A well officered asf of - lows :—Recording Stewart, \V. E. Sand ms • Sunday Scho01 Supe'intend- eut, A. P. McKee; President Epwnrth METHODIST OH UROH BUILT IN 1877 Milne for $975.00. 11 Is thought the Trustees have made en excellent ben'. gain,—Monday evening a successful social was held in Lawr'euee Dobson's Moues. Proceeds $985, going to a fond for ruled:Thing Lie new church,” From THE Pose. of Friday July 091 3877 the following report of the open- ing of the old church is taken and will I no doubt prove of interest to bout old anal young :— 'For several months past the Metho• dist comiunuity of Ethel have looked forward to theta day of July, with no: small degree of interest, as on that day their beautiful new church was to be dedicated to the worship of Al- mightyGod, The day having arrived, last Sabbath, Lhree serrnons were preached, and the church set apart for religious worship. In the trimming at 10 o'clock, Rev. Jas. Gray, President of the London Oonfereuce of the Methodist church, and President of the Dundee Wesleyan College, pr'eaC11- eti a fine practical sermon from the 7th verse of the 50th chap. of Ise. The afternoon sermon was deliveied by Rev. Mr. McRae, Presbyterian minister of Cranbreok, and in the evening Rev, Obak. Lavell. M. A., chairman of the Goderich District, conducted service. All the sermons were rich in evangelical thought, and preachers and people felt that God was In the Word. The collections during the day amounted to the Bice sum of $33 38. 11J11 'Nf9l't'Itll, On Dominion Day, July 2nd, a telt Meetingwee held tvla ii ta ltaI of evergreens, fitted up by the yetulg Bleu of the ueigborhood, On enLef•u g. the place, the behol(let' watt struck ,vitt the beautiful appearance of the tables.. '1'lm spread {'pile 1rnly grand and"eefleoted great credit no the ladles nl'Ethel, Atter'anlJ)le justice was done to cakes, pies; toe„ by all pees. eat, the peoplerepaired to the eliur011 to 1181041 to the addresses and music, Rev, Messrs, 810111), Deacon, Mitchell, 13. A, told Leven, Al. A., delivered ex-' cellentepeeches and the chide 'led by 13014. Gerry, of 13, uese19, (liscouveed sweet mesio, which conte Wilted in no small degree to the interest of the oc- casiou, The 04410111044400M fe oto the beginning to the close, \0149 deeply in (cresting. The proceeds of the tea on Monday . and social nn Wednesday eV ening alnom1Lrd to $74 50, malting a 101491 with collections of $107 88. DESCRIPTION ON 07IUI%C1I. The building`, which is of Gothic itechi0001ure, 1s frame, 82x48, with stone foteudati0u, The Inside of the church presents tt b0,1,10ful appear- ance, The 'ceiling is finished white, and the walls grey narked elf in blocks to reptesen1 simile, There are two aisles and the pens (which are neatly capped with oak rapping) are. finished iu oil and varnish. The pub - pit is made O1' black ash, oiled and varuishedand-ort 1110 front of it in beautiful Silver letters is the text "God is Love." The communion and pulpit platt'orme are neatly carpeted and the former is surenauded by st rail, aupporbed by four ieou pilh0rr+ beautifully finished with Blue and gold. The wall behind the pulpit i, cnv„I'ed with 1n'u•lile paper laud v,u•- Dished. Above and behind the. pulpit there is it gothic arch, on which in gold letters 491 a seen the words, "O. w0rsbip they Lord i11 the beauty " of holiuese." the aisles throughout have been carpeted with cocoa mat- ting. The margin of windows and fair light over the door have all beauti- ful stained glee, margiue of various tints. Altogether the ]Methodist church in Ethel is nue of the prettiest country churches in the County of Hama and the people may well feel proud of it. May it be I he birth place of untey precious Routs." Among the former pastors of Ethel have been the following :—Revds. Paul, Leger, Sherlock, Newcomb,' Yelland, Gibson, Davis, Waddell, Wells, Curry, Heudeverm, Wren, Mc- Kelvey and .Toinlson;.with ptrobation- ers Stewart, Trimble, Kellingtnn, 'Tuckey, Keine and Hunter. Msjnt'ity of thein are still alive. Ill the list of old member:: who filled theirrespec- tive posts of duty well were :—.1 (lnhel', L and 0. Dobson, 33. and A, Tindall. J. \Vhelp1110, the Simpsons, Kings, Retelifre, Fogals, \Villis. fitew- arts, Dr. Carter, T. Taylor, J. Keifer, Pollards, Chambers, Suillte, Mastitis, Rayr,ards. Halls. Milnes, Lakes, Eckmiers and probably other's ,chose 1iam1e8 fro not Occur t0 11111' Io>rlt101'y just nolo. While many of the faithful inters have gone to their reward the work is carried forward .zealously by an kul '. CcirR w''ltd,k>'FS t 'tl-,:11gAvLprk>tt 43101 4), 2'. ,,,... `t "-+z-u+�rM.r�vn�• - h.3r,C:.u,r .0 . p p5mrsv, �lll,, lalrt Itni1 willing 1,,11111 of ,v11001'.3 a111ong Whom etre to be fettle! tliti frtnlilies cif Met/mitt! d'e 1liKei+`s ooh.. ( 1 N 'e , 'u J.'11 ' 0 1,1 snu'9 !t t1 J 1 s , unnnn's 811:"dile1,. tlalle, AJiely's I,'Ive'a141>H, u Megh'e, 11 ;;\Ici1; iv, Kiog'rCh itdfrl'a, 13,,)1ma1119, liansuhiei.rer,d-°there. Ihli' entef>l'tablti brick ptr,'nutge, velli"h ndj'dna the new nhn'eh, was pin chaoe>l (rein 1lie -late John O,Ler hurl fills the bill all right, 'or Sale by Tender 'l 18, 50 Sere fit, m, ti's 1411'11 nP Lot 15, Oo'1, 0, Mu''>la lownclly,, will be, 110,04 feraal876y 4e11I,,d tender. Teodoro 10 lin in by Deo: 1501, Farm Is all do crags, exev7111ng 7 nares. 04 1 11014 BpPd 1810 good shone, Thole IsaWne001111nu.d. plenty of good water, Warm well fenced. For further partici] lie a uhpl 1 to 1'11019. 71.0ROE, Ph101058>8 h",moels- P. 0, Farm for Sale Flue 150 acre form for mole, beltig N 103,3 4.,,t 14 ni,r1 1,00 15, Oen 8, 111erriy. ,ou'nshlp On th" 9(5011-e Ina Mei brielt house, honk bn, n (12o 71: 2 driving shots, orchard, windmill,&o, I'useesslot 0,1811)). purrhmser. 8 taloa to Brie, tole or 105111 6 asses 19411 wheat in 18 times lama l(or»I mnn1 and. rural tolepltone leer further part aulas apply on the Premises 0,' if by letter to R. It No 0.1(1>11), 17'0 ALBERT 910`101,IoTT,:Proprletor. COGIF51BTA BLE;Id0U914 AND 4,0T 10012 19,07 a,-110011 W01111nr1 rlslern, fruit tree, &c, Also 511mret ml cer1101%4u,u with Inrgo stable and drilled well. For ?inter 'particu- lars an to price, terms, -Su., apply to Tit it Poso, Brussels, Farms for Sale Lot 249 Cm,, 0, Ora, 100 acres, 0se of the best pester, far,», ),, (> >'. Alto 101 farm. at Et h- 01, 933 n.nmg the Village ge old Stadol. 175 norU0, being ra,r of hob. send 24, nn it. and Npt I,ot 24 (, m.. 11, G,ey. . Exretlent bniltl Inge end on A. 1 stools and grain farm, Will bo sold to. gother or seperatslyon easy 1 arida. Apply to DAVID 11111,24E• Ethel, Ont. 17 -ti Farm for Sale In order t - wind up the, 8slete of the late Janes Shaw the splonlld 110.scrm farm adjoin- ingthe Village Brussels i8-.. r d for 1 v 7K e e O tae. On the ase, Fa t, a good 6uuk "..rn and finit- eness exception lienee, Farm >, 811, Heeded dao00911 st etal e of cUltio>1)f 2974 Fos omits Ir, a Into Male oPrau4the 1 particulars apply given Int ones, For further pn rticplara apply to I''..5. SCOTT, Breese's Farm for Sale Cotltnh,htp 290 acres Viz 5tm)Lot 89, Con. 8, hlnn'is township, Bud Lot 1, Cm,, 5, (trey town- ship 151,91 watered, role Portable. house, bink barn m"1 nr,nnro shell. driving house, wird Juill, orchard!, ,0.o 2% ells+ North of Brussels ✓ on groom) road. 13nr111 ma,1 and, ural:'phoue, 14 mile to s,lmol. will sell tether oi' both farms If not sold h'•fnro 0rtober 1,0'will ba rentert r , I or - I '10 apply 10 ALEX,FOR9'l1 , 1hoprleta, Biumsels, or Pt 8. lifusseln. 0.4 Executor's Sale For the purpose of winding up the estate of the late John Haile nt3}•no the lands nod prem. (81+a, situate In the Vllln"r of Oranbrook, non- taintngH0m010'crew or'lnn0 and elm whirl] there is erected a comfortable frame douse end Demo barn, are offered for en11,. 1'•o II partioularo end term+ of Hale will be made mown neon application to the Executor, An- thony Reymann, Cranhrook, oh the under - alerted. W. 0> HINCLAIR, 40•5f Solicitor for the Dm -cuter. • • Fourteen • Da.s y • Openrng YDay of Sacrifice Sale Saturday, Dec. 8th • at9a, m. •s• •••S••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••.•..•••••••••••••••••••••••••O•••O•••••••••••••••••• t, s e, v••••••••• • Is educingSale• • • • a> • • Gigantic tock - Saturday, Dec. 8th, to Monday, Dec. 24th Carswell's Entire $30,00100 Stock Goes on Sale HAVING PURCHASED THE STOCK OF THE LATE G. N. McLAR.EN AT A LOW RATE ON THE DOLLAR and supple- mented by almost $20,000,00 worth of High Grade Merchandise, bought at a great sacrifice, we will throw the entire stock on the market away below the present mill prices, making the greatest turn -over of Merchandise ever held in the Town of Brussels. Below we quote a kw,ofthe Wonderful, Marvelous, Extraordinary Bargains, demonstrating the price -power of this Gigantic Sale. The chance of a life -time stow stares you in the face. The time is short, you must act quick. • 4) 15 4' 0. Salespeople • Apply at the Store Friday, Dec. 7th • 0 All Previous Bargain Records Smashed at this Gigantic Stock -Reducing Sale • • • • • •• • • • • • 14 g Lo. j Dress Goods Prices Shattered 500 yards of Drees Goods,, regular 45c, for 323 700 „ " 75c, for 40 400 u " 1.00, for... 00 300 " 1.25, for 89 100 yards on Mantle Clothe, regular 360, for.... .. ..... 1 95 200 yards of Velvet Cords, regular 85c, for 59 • Extraordinary Values in Staples 30c Shining, fast colors, stile price ..,. 25e 45c Oottonade and Deniers, sale price .,, 85 50c „ " tittle price 423 20c Prints, fast colors, sale price 15 200 Scotch Gingharne, sale price 173 20c While Oottnn, on sale et, . .,. 16 25c „ " „ 25 c Grey " " ..,.. 10 3 " „ i, 3 20c " " " " 116 3 00c Sheeting& on sale en 39 1.50 Flannel Sheeting, 72 inches, on Bale at .... 1 70 76c " 38 inches, on sale at 59 40c Grey Flannel, on sale at,,,,.. 29 (IGe " " " ,,,,,, „ 45 150 Wra),perettes, 014 sale at 173 .800 yards Flannelette, regular' 17e, for ,,,,., l33 1(10(1 .1 22c, for 77� 500 11 30c, for 22. Special Prices on Blankets, Yarns, Wool Shawls, .. W001 Caps, etc. _ Hosiery at Mill Prices 25c Lisle Finish H. se for . .. 10c 50c Extra heat' Ribbed Bose for ..,.; 89""" Y 450 Caahmerette Hose for ..... 313 1 00 Pure Cashmere Hose for.......707 65c Heave Ribbed Wool J•lose for d9 75c HeavyRibbed Worsted Hose for 62"" 3 _______ _________ Men' furnishings Reduced 1 00 Wool Fleece Underwear I'nr 75 05 1,25 Heavy Wool Uudi e'wear fm 19 1 50 . " 3 1 2 25 Pure Wool Ulltlel'wi ftf for. 3 73 125 Work Shins for 89 150NrgligerSl)nts fm...:. 95 1 20 Negligee Shirts, soiled, for ` ,,,,.. 55 .011's Sox for 10 3501•feavq fibbed Sox foe ,,,, .,, .. 23 4541 Ail Wool Sox for 000 „ 39 • • 40 501' Cams with Fns 13auc�s fur 30 7510, •,,,. 50 1.2> " y" " 05 3 75 Cuttonallt. 1. taste fnr 1 26 2 (HI Blark 411 Striped Overalls rm. 1 Oil • Prices Smashed on ladies' Coats X25.00 14fantles, spacial at $ 1.8 96 18.00 Mantles, special at 14 50 15.00 Mantles, special at 6 05 25.00 Curl lined, Fur collars, special at 70 00 55.00 Rat lined, $able collars, special at 27 60 10 only Black Astrachan Coate, Sable collars, regular up to 50.00, for 9 96 $10.00 Misses' and Girlie Coats for tt It 86 05 05 9 only Ladies' Black and Blue $ergs and Tweed Suite, regular 15.00, to clear Saturday morning, special 6 95 i ladies Underwear Values 458 Vests and Drawers on sale at 8650 c „ " 59 1,00 " " " 45 850 Vrsts, Special 491 . 25c Chil1rert's Vests and Drawa1'9, special at 7p 4010, it „ 21)1 60c 42 Heaps of Ladles Waists, House Dreaees, Corsets, Undeeskirts, Deese Skirts, etc., on our Bargain Tables, Price marked with Sale Tickets, • Quick Action On Its a big prepnsitiom,. with everything open and above' bmu'd, We will tell you frankly the exact comlitimis-'• we meet dImpose of -$10,000 ill' our stock in nee . 14 • • s • • • • • • • • • o, e • • • • • • • e •110. S >E1 • • • • • • m • • • • • • Z t J I days, 0 • • • • • • e. e—p-- • (r 0 • • • • • And get here when the • g late G. N. McLaren, Brussels sltuldly, Dec. stn • • • •••••••••••••••••••••••i•••••••••••••••••N••••••••••••••••A••••4.••••,e•••••••••••000•♦•s••••••••N•••••••••••• ••040.4••••••••••••••••••••••13••••••••••••••••••••• •• ••••0•41••00••••••••••••• • • • s • • • • • • • • • • • • • $3,000 Worth of Boots, Shoes and Rubbers at Tremendous Sacrifice $3,000 Worth of Rett's and Soys' Clothing, Suits, Odd Pants, Reefers, $2,000 Worth of High Grade Furs, Prices Completely Wrecked • Etc., at Slaughtered Prices. Conditions of Sale - C A R S W E L L B R O Sf� Grasp this Opportunity Strictly Cash No Goods Exchanged or MoneyRefunded, Successors to theic , 701 7edoors.'i, swing Apel 1, at 9 a, in,