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EVERYTHING presented here for Christmas-
giving is distinctive, good and acceptable.
But of all the gifts -nothing is quite so universally
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acceptable and brings so much pleasure to the per-
• son who receives it, as a Kodak -the Christmas
4••• gift that is used throughout the year. Don't fail
a to visit us when looking for one, as well as some of "
our other lines snch as-
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-The Section's New Books
4• -G it Books in Fancy Bindings
•r. -Bookie's
6 -tirrh O• de Perfumes
E -L •'.i. •'s l'hoeolates
.;, -1, '• ' '- Chocolates
• L• a Io-' I land Bags
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1eletl R.,z..rrs
• Everything for Decorating the Christmas Parcel.
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F. R. SMITH
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Parisiau Ivory
-Ebony Toilet Pieces
-Boxtd Stationery
-Haviland China
-Fountain Peus
-Flashlights
-Fancy Work Baskets
-Games and Blocks
-Dolls, Toys and Picture Books
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THE PosT gives the news.
Now is the time to square up.
TUESDAY next will be Christmas.
THE rink is being well patronized.
New subscribers are rolling into THE
PosT.
MERRY Christmas to all readers of THE
POST,
SOME more farm sales are said to be
on the carpet.
Bus/Ness is on the rush. Read the
advertisements.
R0a53A tnakes Peace in haste to
repent at leisure,
CHRI5TotAB Day -next 'Tuesday -will
be a public holiday,
BE patient with the merchants and
clerks during the holidays and do not do
your Christmas sbopping surly.
YEs Christmas is coming. It is near
at band. If you are going to do any-
thing for anybody don't delay.
Prelim schools will close for Christmas
vacation Friday. D.'cember list and
will re -open 'Thursday, January 3rd.
IT was 12 below zero in Kingston last
week, this is no donbt being due .to the
fact that the Provincial cooler is In the
vicinity.
DON'T miss the announcements of the
local merchants for things are doing
these days in mercantile lines that it will
pay to watch.
. THERE was a large attendance at the
political meeting held Wednesday even-
ing of last -week in the Town Hall in the
interests of Jas. Bowman. Rev, H.
Smith was chairman and addresses were
given by Barrister Godfrey, Toronto
and Mr. Bowman,
AUCTION SALE of CATTLE, -Saturday
afternoon, Deo, 22, H. 0. Walker will
offer for sale at the Central Hotel yards,
Brussels, 3o head of choice cattle con•
sistiug of 2 year old feeder steers, year -
Mugs and cows in calf also a number of
York sows,. F, S. Scott will be the
Auctioneer. See the advt,
REPORTED SAFE -Brussels friends of
Rev, S. J and Mrs. Allis, of Wyotning,
formerly of Brussels, were concern-
ed on hearing of the terrible tragedy at
Halifax as they knew members of the
family resided there, A telephone
message brought the reassurance how-
ever, that as far as that family was con-
cerned allwere safe. A daughter-in-
law,
ao hter in-
law wife of Cleveland Allln, a son of
Mr, A111n, who is serving in the British
navy, and her children have been resid-
ing in Halifax and tor some little time
past Miss Maylrid Arlin has also been
They unhurt there.were n urt when the
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city was wrecked, however, and imme-
diately left for Wyoming, wbere they
arrived in safety.
Htn toN OLD BOY% HAVE GOOD nem, -
The annual reunion of the Huron Old
Boys' Aseoclition of Toronto, brought
together a large turn out of members
and their wives who were treated to a
delightful talk on the early History of
Huron County delivered by Rev, Dr.
W, R. Yount;, of Dunn Ave. Methodist
church, Short addresses were oleo de.
livered by Rev.. Dr, Powell, and A.
Grigg, Deputy Minister of forests and
lands ' Roger Crocker, the President
presided The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: -Honorary
President, Sir Toho Willson, Col, W. K
l.3oNaught and Roger S. Crocker ;
President, N, 13. Cohbiediek ; Vice.
President, Alfred Sheppard ; Secretary,
Ed, Floody ; Fm, -Sec., W. 3. Moorish
Treasurer, W, T. , b ridbam Eltpoutive
Committee, 1. S, McKinnon, John
Robertson, Robert Holmes, E. Roth•
well, lame9 Thnmins, G. A. Newton. T,
1-L Rothwell er,, Major Back, L, S.
Scott, W. Sellers, Mrs Beck, Mee.
Crocker, Mrs, Modell and Mrs, Cobble.
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FRIDAY of this week is the shortest day
of the year,
"PHIS little pig went to market"
should become a more popular nursery
rhyme than ever with the pork market
aeroplaining round $r7.00 per cwt.
SOMETHING went wrong with the dy-
namo last week and the electric light
was minus Monday, Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday but it was back on the
job Friday. R, 'Thuell is handling the
plant in good shape under the circum-
stances,
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Iron SALE. Good driving horse, also a cut-
ter. Apply Mt or before Dec, 22nd to
B. M. CoARY, Queen st.
Pullen lost. in Brussels on Friday, Deo. 14th.
A suitable reward will be paid on leaving it at
THE Pose,
THE party who stole the puree from Brus-
sels Post. Office Monday nightie asked to return
it to Tee Poem at onoc and save trouble as the
party was seen picking it up.
Et move horse that I am willing to exchange
for good driver. B. ()Aimee, Brussels.
MEN wanted everywhere to show Samples or
mail eireulara for large Mail Order House.
Permanent position, Will pay 820 weekly,
THE DONanMuRa' ASSOCIATION,
25-1 Windsor,•Outario.
1000 Bushels good Swede Turnips for sale.
Lot 8, Con. 4, Grey. WALTER BI ANCO,
Bleevale R. R. No. 2
L. BLAKE will hold a clearing sale of
Jewellry in the Richard's block, Brussels,
Read hie advt. on page 1.
Poe SALE -8 thoro'bred York pigs. - 4
weeks old. Apply t0 Cl2OLL BATEMAN, phouo
8518, Ethel.
1(5x85 Oysters at S, C. WILSON'S.
Herm wood wanted in exchange for single
harness, RIOHAKES,$ CO,
READ L. Blake's advt. concerning big elear-
Ing sale of jewellry fu Brussels. If you want
bargains don't miss sale,
BAO of pone and a horse blanket lost on
gravel road, North of Brussels on Tuesday.
Will lender please notify OnAS. A. LAMONT.
Ethel P. 0. Phone 2118.
Oonowoon WANTED, -From 10 to 20 cords of
hardwood wanted for Methodist Church, Brute
eats, to be delivered before Feb. lot• For fur-
ther particulars Bee 05. LEA inenALs,
Phone 87 Bruesela.
GREAT clearing sale of jewelry, clocks,
watches, ,&c. See f.. Bloke's advt. on page 1,
Goods must be sold.
5 Pros 0 weelto old for sale. Also a good
driving mare 8 years of age, sired by Cup
Bearer. R. Omtnrn. Phone 1214
Bonito AND LOT Mon SALLA. -Good frame
hoose, 2/0 Hare of load, fruit trees, well,
in Brnaoele. For further part(culars apply at
Tug Poss.
C031Mnrta'ABLE honse end good garden for
Pale. Property in goad repair, For further
particulars apply to Sins. t.Tekr5e,
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THREE Short Horn Bulls from 10 to 12
months old for sale JAs SEEIe., Lot 20, Con,
6, Morrie Phonated.
DR PARKER, Ost0ona011e Physlnlan visits
Brit to Thuradny srteneoan of Bath week,
Ohronk and nervone dlseoaeo anoeeosfully
treated. Visits renidonoos. Ooneuitetion et
Queen Hotel.
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Auc'1•IoN sale of L. Blake's stock of
jewellery in the store North of 1, C.
Richards' shoe store. T. G. Smith,
Toronto, is the Auctioneer
$359 es was all the unpaid taxee in
Brussels last Friday night out of
S117f4.7e 5 per cent ,was added on
Saturday to the amounts hot settled.
WENT TO PRE.1s EARLY, -As THE Pos'r
went to press earlier than usual this
week to make way far Christmas several
items arrived too late for this issue,
THE POST is ver sotr to report the
demise of Mrs, J. C. Halliday, London,
foinorly of Brussels, which sad event
took plate on Monday, Burial took
pIlace Wednesday to woodland oemetery.
Deceased was a sister-in-law to Misses
H511fday, Brussels.
THE Scheel Board liar engaged Miss
Kathleen' W1ltou, who is t:aching at
Elmvale, Ont., this year, as successor to
Win Belle Henderson, regiiened, the
salary lo beG n. Miss WiltonVto le a
daughter of S, Wilton, Brussels. Miss
Hehderson has done excellent work on
the staff but as she has a more important
engagement the Board did not attempt
to hold her,
1Li,fiallfefi dly;ieWiled by ytiletl ,
GREAT rush of ferinera to Brussels
chopping 122111 1 hese days.
THE first draft of men, under the
Military Service Act is to be Bailed out
on the 3rd of January.
A Christmas geese -The turkey who
thought he was safe b• cause he escaped
death on 'Thanksgiving (151,
No inure acceptable gift could be scut
to brother, sister, 10. daughter or
Weed iiway from home than THtt P111T
for [gill
13 RU:SELS Women's Institute will hold
itsTepular monthly meeting in the Cn'-
aegis Library mullet ee room nu Fr day
c. 2tst'et Stn rn The vinic "'Our
du'v as nerf;hhors" will be introduced
by Mr,, S Walker, Roll mall will fol-
low, answered by a current event
Eveiybodv •welcome
ANOTHER BIG PIG TALE - Goderich
Signal says :-We thought the sto'y in
the Signal last week of the East Wawa.
nosh pig that sold for Soo 6o would hold,
the record fry - a while, bus here comes
THE BROsSEi.e .POST With 005 .l bat
weighed 6go pounds -ten pounds more
than our pig-aud sold for $1'63 50
War. Harrison, of Moncritff, was the
'owner of this big fellow
WE WILL 135 DI'APPOIN'l'ED 1F-
Relatives u.m't come.
Sante Claus don't come.
Canada goes'to the ."dogs."
Coil don't sell in ton lots, '
Poi' t clans don't kiss and make up,
You lurget to give THE P06T your
list of visitors.
Do YOn BEM EVE -
13 us -,els will sprint up 1
The Allies will win soon 1
I- IR a gnnrl thing to laugh 1 '
Some lo.ke ale getting whiskey ?
Cigarette smoklug makes a man of
You ?
The snow shovel is mighter than the
Den ?
Fabrications were spun during
elections?
THURSDAY evening there was a good
attendance of mea and women at the
Liberal public meeting in 'Town Hall
and the audience gave the best of at-
tention for the 2# hours occupied,
Speakers were the sturdy Robert Mc-
Millan, Seaford]. and Barrister Cameron
the silver toned orator, of Goderieb,
who made good addresses. The chair
was occupied ley W. H Kerr of THE
Pose. A. Hislop was =table to be
present as he was speaking at a joint
meeting with R. Truax in Lucknow.
MATRIMONIAL.- Monday afternoon
Rev. W. E. Stafford, 13. A , tied the
matrimonial knot, at the Methodist
parsonage, Brussels, between Ernest G.
Plum, town. and Miss Thelma Ethel,
daughter of George and Mrs. Smalldou,
Cranbrook. Mr. and Mrs Plum left on
the afternoon train for a short wedding
trip to 'Toronto, Hamilton, Niagara
Falls and other Eastern points. On
their return they will take up residence
t eetissets where they will be at home
e•y'p
n January to their many friends.
THE Pos'r extends congratulations and
wishes the bride and groom many happy,
prosperous years.
BELGIAN REL7ey.-The following ap-
preciative letter from Toronto to Miss
Gertrude Deadman, Brussels, speaks for
itself and refers to the contribution sent
from this locality a short time ago :-
DEAR MIes DEADMAN -I enclose our
treasurer's reeeipt for $132 54, with o.:'
thanks to the young people who bad
such a sur-ssful collection. We are
very.gralefto the kind friends who
are making this Winter easier for the
unfortunate Belgian children and are
preeiate the efforts made by those who
collect. It is not always easy work, but
such a splendid result is a reward.
Yours very truly,
MABOI, CORY, Cor -Sec,
Sioce the above Miss Jessie Menzie'e
school gave $2 5o.
tI People We Talk About $$
$i; - $$
Miss Clara McCracken is home from
Toronto for a holiday.
Leonard Ruffen, Bluevele, was in
town last Monday polling his vote.
Thos Kellington, who spent several
months in the West, has arrived home.
Lloyd Jackson is home from Fecnity,
Toronto. for the Christmastide, looking
flue.
Miss Lizzie Bryans is home ft•nm a
a visit to Wroxeter and Fordwich for
the post weeks.
Miss Hazel Lowry is home frnm
Welland on the sick list but we hope she
will soon be o. k,
D M Scott has been visiting under
tbeparental roof, He came on account
of his mother's serious illness
Miss Lillian Casemore and Mrs. Still-
well, of Wingham, were visiting 13. and
Mre, Whittard, of town, the past week
We are sorry to bear that Reeve Plum
has been on the sick list this week but
we hope be will soon be as hearty as
ever,
Mrs, Lorne Eckmier, Flint, Micb„ is
home on a visit to her parents, D and.
Mrs, Ewan. Lorne will be bele for
Christmas
Mrs. D. Ewan has not been enjoying
very good health for past few weeks,
she l continue to improve
We hopewill rove
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until convalescent.
Mrs T. L Hamilton and Mrs, W. P.
Rennie, Listowel, and C. Yost, Milver-
tonwere visitors with Ben. and Mrs,
Walker last week,
Archie McCallum is here on a vacation
of a few mouths visiting relatives. He
is a brotber to Misses Kate and Nancy
McCallum, William street.
James and Mrs. Ballantyne and Atchie
have moved from their residence, Queen
s'reet, to apartments over the store for
the Winter months, to be near business
and economize fuel.
Robert Thomson who bas been con-
fined to his home fora months was able
to get to his place of business last Scam -
day and we hope he will soon feel as
well as ever.
Mrs. Marsden Smith, Princess street,
has not been as well Re usual but we
wieb her speedy recovery, She has
been a hearty person but increasing
years often change the program,
Pte. Harold LRvasseur, more familiar.
ly known es "Shorty," formerly of Brest
sets, is now doing duly in Freueo with a
Forester' Battalion, We hope he will
not be asked to stop arty Hun bullets,
Misses Belle and Mary McDonald who
Wive spent the poet few months caring
for sick relatives on the 0111 Con„ Grey
township Intim returned to town, We
ate glad to hear. Miss McDonald is
much improved in health,
EST 'p
1873
G. H. S MISS,,
STAIffiARD BANK
OF 'CANADA
Hia4D OFFICE • TORONTO
FARMERS
Advances to farmers are made
a special feature by this Bank. 23x.
USSELS BRANCH,
MEI O - Manager.
S'. M t• y, journal says of a brother of
'tl ism iMeCentus a fel mer teaeber in
13 ussel- :-There were many warm
h. nil 01141115 for Wm McCatnus, B, A ,
sen .of R., v U N. McCanns, late of SI.
M rye on his visit lo.St Marys over the
w ett . ucl est hegur.sl of L. and 'Mt's.
Hu 'Ishe young soldier as i5 well
k• 0 en to ou' readtre, has jest returned
from ate froth where he has *done his
bit and has'recetved his discharge. ,He
is engaged 111 Classical Mester for the
coining" year. in Orangeville Collegiate
Institute,
Church Chimes
Christmas music by the choirs next.
Seedny.
Rev Mr. Matt gave a pointed ad-
dress Wednesday eveoiug of, last week
at the Patriotic service in Melville
church school room. His topic was
"Righteoustiess.exhalteth.a Nation,"
Methodist church anniversary Sabbath
e3rd lust, Free-will offering. is asked
from congregation in lieu of .the anuual
Tea meeting. The pastor's topic will be
"The wooderous Birth" and "Star or
Saviour."
Junior Legue annual entertainment
last Tuesday' evening tit the Methodist
church school room. The Christmas
Tree gifts were sent to the Deaconess.
Home, Toronto, for the poor children of
the city, Program was given by the
children.
Brussels School Board
Regular meeting of the School Board
was held last taridav evening. Members
present, D. C. Ross, R. Leatherdale,
/no, Cunniugham and M. Black.
Minutes of last meetiug reed and
passed.
Resignation of Miss Belle Henderson
as leacher was presented and on motion
of J. Cnoningham and R. Leatherdale
was accepted,
Moved by R. Leatherdale, seconded
by J. Cunningham that we engage Miss
Kathleen Wilton to fill the vacancy at a
salary of $600 per annum, duties to
commence Jan. 3rd, Carried.
On motion the accounts were ordered
to be. paid.
Board then adjourned.
McKillop •
Snilo$.-Ab the hospital, Stratford,
Saturday night, after an illness of
only a few days the death occur-
red of Robert 0. Smith, of
Mitchell, in his 88th year. Mr. Smith
was born in'Ediubnrgh, Scotland, 1, tl
came to Canada at the age of 18. Ile
settled in Logan and made his home
there until abort 15 years ago, when
he csl.ired and hnd since been living in
Mitchell, where his. wife, Margaret
O•aig, predeceased him about 12 year s
ago. 8 daughters and 2 sons aar'vive
and are as follows: Mrs. T, Clarkson,
Fife, 13 ( ; Mrs. T. J. ()apron, Oas
cade, B. 0. ; Moo. Simon McNeil, St.
Marys; Mrs, John Tyler, St, Pauls ;
!Mrs, D, Johtlsrnn, Dunkeld ; Mrs. R.
Starves', f rgau ; Mrs. Win. Stewart..
McKillop , 1\Irs, U. Spain, Stratford ;
Jahn, 'lrur'hu, Alta. ; Hili James of
Toronto, '1'h' iemltins were taken to
Mitchell on Tuesday for interment
there.
Priem WOMAN TD1crA1sTs.- Death
came to -the home u11 Jn0. J. Ii•eiue,
township of el'Killup, eavly Sisinlay
morning, Dec. 9ih, in the demise of.
his estimable wife. Mrs. Irvine had
been failing in health for some time.
All that, loving hands rind medical
skill cotild do was done, hat peacefully
and calmly she breathed lies last
momeinte without u etrauggle, De-
ceased WAS one of the early settlers as
she had lived in Me.ltiliop fat' nearly
70 years and was in tier 74th year.
She was aloving and true wife,; a kind
and affectionate mother and was much
Auction Sale
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30 Hadot Cattle
Central Hotel Yards
BRUSSELS
Saturday, December nod
At 2 o'clock.
Tlie list consists of
is 2 -year-old Feeder Steers
ro Yearlings
to Cows in Calf and,
6 Vork Sows due to Farow
in Feb. and March
TERMS -Six morftho credit allowed
with f per cent added:
H. 0. Walker,
P. S. SteAte Auc. Proprietor.
esteeuted by the neigboi's as she was
always ready to lend a helping hand
to those in distress. Mrs. Irvine is
survived by 2 sisters and 4 brothers, as
well es by her husband and b children,
which were by 'her bedside for some
Bass previous to her death. Children
are John E., of Purvis, Man. • Thos,,
of Kansas city, Miesouri Alfred M.,
of Oorotiation, Alberta; Herbert, N„
Toronto, and Idle Geo. Underwood,
IyleKillop. Funeral took place to
Maitland Bank cemetery Wednesday
afternoon, Dec. 12th and was conduct-
ed by Rev. Mr. Oraik, Walton. De-
ceased was carried to her last resting
place by her 4 sons, followed by a
large concourse of neighbors and
friends which testified to the. sympa-
thy of the community with her be-
reaved family,
Jamestown
MONEY MARER5.-Andrew Pollock,
a well known resident, sold 8 - last
Spring pigs to 11. O. Welke:, drove:',
13russels, and received money enough
to yay the taxes on 200 acres of land
and $4410 over. The pigs weighed
257, pounds each and brought 8120,56,
They were York breed. Of course
there is something in mitnagernent to
get the best results.
Molesworth
Scram REPOnT.-Following is the
Report for No. 10 I3owick aid Grey.
*Absent for exams. Sr. 71h -Elva
Brown 93, Margaret Doig 78. Jr. III:
*Annie Brown, 'Evelyn Hlalop 84,
Willie Doig 50, Elmore Thnulpson 841.
*George Melon 19, *Allan McKim cher
72, *Howard Grainger 8. Jr. TT. -
Leonard Lambkin p0. Mervyn Grain-
ger 81. Sr, I.-Oecil Grainger 98,
Isabelle Doig 81, Andrew Doig. 87.
Sr, Pr. -Lawson Doig 80, Wesley
Lambkin OS, AnnieSehrnidt 95. Pr.-
Olarenee Grainger 00, *Robbie Sander-
son, MMMAItION ALLEN, 'J'rtncber.
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GALLAnnit.-Hr' Howiek on Oeoanther 9th,1017. to Mr, end Mrs. A. B. Gni other, a son.
MARRIED
PLtinagt tlAT.t'.nON.-At the Mathodlet Parson-
nae, Nruxaels, nn Deronnber 17th, 1017, by
Rev. W. E. Steifn•d, B A. Mr. 'Breast Go,
doe Plum, Brussele, to Miss Thelma Ethel,
daughter of Mr. and 1511e. George Small -
don, Or•anbrook.
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Greet reds
WE EXTEND TO ALL OUR CUS-
TOMERS AND FRIENDS TIIE
SEASON'S GREETINGS AND TIIE
VERY BEST OF GOOD WISHES,
Alex. Strachan
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day and following evenings until. after
Christmas,
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a Nippon China. We will be glad to have, you w
v call and look over our stock with the full as- 1i
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Dainty Xtioae Oaccis tinct Book-
lets, splendid assortinene.
The Book of Praise with Mnsie
$1.00 to $2 50.
Fancy Stationery -Settle very
handsome packages, 25c to
$1,50,
Peifutnes 'and ,.Toilet Waters -
Fine assortment of Seeley's
well Itnuwn odors, 25y to $2 00
Hand Bags-Jnst received some
splehdid Julian Salo Bags at
popular prices.
Safety Razors --Al ways an accept-
able gill. We have both GB -
1028 and Antostrap.
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Here is ono of out: very 'epee- ti•J
nal Bass and our stock at pies- •
epi:le exceedingly, Itttgo and
vrtried,
Ohocolates-We are sole agents el.
forthe well known " Willards e
Forkdipt Ohoeolates" and are
showing some hailrlsoufe o
packages at 25n lo $3 50.
Fountain Peng-\Vbeu you Watt O
prefect entisfamllon you can
always rely upon 'Water- ea
rnau'i Ideal" to give it. A
splendid assor't0,nent:at $2.50
to. $6 00.
Cameras and Kodaks
Always an acceptable gift. Dor little Vest Pocket Camera is
beauty at $7,00. And don't l'otget us when you have Developing
and Priiisiug to do. We assure perfect satisfaoliou. .
a Ivory and Ebony Goods
o Soule very handsome and useful Toilet articles In Manicut•e Sets,
9 Brush and Comb Sets, el Bleary Brushes and Brnattes of all kinds.
Book Memo -
9 We have a few of the season's newest and best: books and will be
e glad to procure any others tit short notice. The following are
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now in stock :-
e The 1lajor-$i,80 The Soul or a Bishbp-$1,e0
• Annes ]inure of Dreams -$1 e0 The Yellow Dove -$1.35 "
® All In It -51.50 Oyer the Top -$1.50
e Green Fancy -$1 35 White Ladles -$1 60
• Calvary Alley -$1.35 Chatterbox --51:00
Ansi many excellent Reprints at 00c..
Nor have we forgotten the Little Folk
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�, show. Rave yon seen `Tlie Autet•ican Piyer" at $2 00.
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Pure Scotch Short Born Bull. Alec 2 balls
8 months old grand eiruri by Galaaford O1ar-
Oslo, grand cluudpion bull of -Canada : and a
aurnber sire[[ by Arietngrat No, 101012, ,Phos,,
Grand sire is Gainelord Marquis Lot 80,
9, morris 12!4 miles North of firaeoei, on gravel
road: i 't'Rh:4. PIERt1E
HALLIDAY.- n Dec 17th 1917 at the family
residence1187 Richmond street, Lendnn
Susan, beloved wife of John 0 Halliday,
formerly of Brnesele.
Davina. -In MoRillop township, on December
18th, 1517, Serail aienary, wife of .1..2.Ir-
vine, aged 70 years.
MOONzY.-ln Morrie township, or December 1
14th, 1917, John Mooney, 1111118 70th. year.
Stock forSale
_ 1 Phone 5810 13rosaels P. 0.
BRUSSELS MARKET
Wheat
Oats
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Burley
Butter
Eggs
Hogs,
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McKillop Nomination
A meeting for Nominating a Reeve and fotr
Councillors for the Municipalityof the Ton-
th
eht p of Magi, lop for e year 101 w
1) will be held
at Outdate, Hell, Winthrop, on eloulay, the
Met day of December, 1017, at 1 o'clock p. an ,.
andira the event or more persona being nopin•
ated than ere required to fill the several offices
an election will be held on Monday, the 7t1.
day of January, 1018, at
Polling Div. No. 1-3. K. Holland'sboaae, Lot
10tan, pen Con 5, Jas, Evans, D. 11.0, ; Thos. they-
,
Polling Div- No. 2 -Jas. Hilton's 110015, l,of• 21,
Cron. 4, Jos, Doi•ranee, D. R. 0,1 Jno, Flutes,
P.0
Polling Div. 8-W. Davidtion's house, Lot 10,
Coe, 12, J. lamming,D. 1i.0 ; W, Davidson,
P, C.
Pollitt Div, 4 -School House N0.7, Lot 25. Con.
12,W. MaGavi n, Ir., D. R.O. ; R. Archbald ,
P. 0.
M. MU1101E, Returning Oehler.
In the matter of the estate of William
Reid, late of the 'emensirip of
Grey. in 'the County of Herm), fan -
mer, deceived.
W -,[lee ie berebe elven pertinent to "'i'he Re.
is d etheet a of co that all creditors
ane ethers h,.ing chane Reel -nab the estate of
the wad winh.m Reid. who died on or about
the '1'u•entyllftll day of ,August, A 0„ -1017,
nee required on or before the Nineteenth any of
.tannery, A. D., 1017,to 'end by post prepaid or
. deliver to Gideon D. Parkes, the Exeoutor of
lost' 1Vill.sad. To•+tmmont of Reid deoeased; at
Shovels P. O„ their phrls/but end Surnau,es-
eddresees rind desnteptlmra. t he full. particular,'
of their Melee', thestetentont of than' aortae to
and the mature or tito seeftrltios tlf any1 held
by them.
{ And farther take notice that atter iamb last
mentioned date the said Beecolor .,Mil pro-
: coed to oietribute the assets of the dermasml
among the nettles. entitled 'hereto, having re-
gard only to the alai ma of which be shallrhos
have notice, tort the seta Egeouto' 0111 not
ha liable for the s,dd assets or tiny port thee.,
, r f'to tiny 101.500 or peranne oftvhnse mann
notlne shall nothovo boon reoetved'by hint at
tho thea of anal' distrilm t ior.
Dated nt Grey this 10th day of December,
A.D. 1017.
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20.0 Bhmvnte, out, ExeoMoe
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