The Brussels Post, 1912-2-1, Page 4„ .•1'A :e .L+.fM noiwi'dY.1'
i•TFVU)t 11, lT, FEBRUARY I, .012
"iter everviiodv lift ”
WILL the men stolid op who said. he
wanted "an c 4t
ollfa I1
t heti stead i 1
, Y W 1
('xx lime will soon be at lian.l for or-.
eliard pruning and it le none too early
to plan for the proper spraying of your
fruit • 1'r es for mixtseason. A tittle busi
nese planning anti careful attention to
carrying out the some might easily mean
a difference of many a dotter to you
next Fall, ' Get after the methods that
will give von the largest percentage of
prime fruit, Yon make no profit fr •m
the culla hence seek to reduce their
number by the multiplication of east
quality •
kr is reported that according to the
census eonceraing Huron Co the ex-
pectation is that one of the three Do-
minion Parlialnent seats will have to go.
The situation will be interesting as to
the geographical lay out of the two con,
stitueneies, more particularly from Ise
tact that the present M P's. ore ell Con-
servative and will no doubt be anxious
to arrange so that party purposes tell
be served aud personal interests subsery
ed to the fullest extent possible. We
are sorry for the slump in populetioi
And hope to see the tide reversed so that
old Huron will bold her former record
Ir those lu Brussels and locality who
favor the organization of a (lorticulrural
Society would say e n some of the active
worker, iu neighboring institutions
could be brought to town to address t,
meeting of those disposed to join and
explain the modus operandi and set the
hall rolling. 'there are numerous ad-
vantages to be derived front such e
Society, more particularly in the beauti
Eying of public and private properties by
the added interest in the cultivation of
flowers and plants and the laving out
and keeping M order of lawns and
boulevards. If euough persoustoterest•
ed will hand their names to Tins Posr
we wou'd be glad to secure persons in
Ornately convected ,lith such Societie,
to come to town for the purpose named,
TirePoor has good reason to believe
that a hustling Business Men's Associn.
tion. in Brussels could do a practice,
work tor the town not within the prov-
ioce of the Council nor to be done
by individual effort. Such au organiza-
tion could discuss various plans of lin
proverneut, seek out iuformatiou rela-
tive to enlargement of local industries
and bi division into committees could
share np the work and look after duties
assigned to the particular section of the
Association. Only a very small percent.
age of citizens zany esu occupy seats at the
Municipal board but a local combining,
after the Board of Trade idea, would
bring out undeveloped talent and trait'
men for wider fields of usefulness. Con-
jointly objects could be obtained and
succes es achieved next to impossible to
the single handed. Such a body could
act as an advisory committee to the
Council and by a spirit of unity might
easily conserve the best interests of
'Brussels. What do you think about it ?
EAST Huao.r Agricultural Society
will put on another Standing Fieltt
Crop competition for 1912, oats being
the grain to be grotto. Competitors
must be members of the Society and
live within 15 miles of Brussels. Ant
variety of oats may be sown on the five
acres to be judged by the expert next
harvest but of course purity of seed and
clean cultivation count big in the judg
ing: Seven prizes will be sWtlydech as
follows; -1st, Seo ; 2,141, $,5 ; 3rd, Ste ,
4111, $to ; 5111, $d , 6441, $6 ; 71h, $4,
$75 in all. The grain remains the
possession of the grower Prizes will be
paid by the 'Treasurer of Hest Hurot
Society lent Fall. The winners are
eligible to exhibit sheaves at Toros u
Fait' anti threshed grain, at the Winter
Fair at Guelph, Tor which large prizes
are offered. 'There have to be to &ids
in the competition. 'Phis is a good
chance for East Huron Farmers and
there should be twenty-five entries al
least, In addition to encouraging good
farming au extra price is assured the
prize winners if they wish to dispose of
the grail for seed. "Intending competi
tors should hand in their names to W.
E1, Kerr, Seereterv. so that the list may
be completed and mailed' to the depart
meat
at
Toronto
WHAT is to Weiler Grey and Morris
township Councils (and Brussels as well).
to Ask m all the
Pathma ter
se to convene
n r
With them at Brussels 011 some convent.
ent date before the opening of Spring,
and with a Good Roads expert discuss
the questtou of road making, grades,
drainage, the proper.(Ise. of good roads
machinery; Sze , and arrive at some de.
eisioth ate tO a uniform method tor the
improving of the higbw,iya? NoW
every Pathirnaste4 is A law unto himself
Said you generally earl tell where a new
beat comm.ellees but by ail afternoon
Spent with -
A I'aotieal
1 p man the Path.
toasters would be better able t0
: k
a
et al.
ff
the work to he dale and the Munlcipali- 25
1110,111It VITT ON CAIS HEALTH
8ealp end Hair hoe oo
noratly
caw/ma by 0a1'e(eeane s
Panama - is a contagious disease
(nosed by a nticu,be which luso pro.
duuee bal(luees. Neves use a eolith or
brush buluuging to some nue else, Nu
matter bow (deathly the utvuet way be
these artiolee may be infected with
microbes, Y
,411 will fa
eL the you),
scalp. it is far easier to catch hair
microbes than it is too get rid of thew,
and a single stroke of au infected
Comb oe brush may well teed to bald -
Imes. Never trey ou anybody else's
hat. Many a Matt-bwud is a testing
place 'for wk:robes,
If you happen to be troubled with
dandruff, itching scalp, falling hair or
baldness, we have tt remedy which we
believe will completely relieve (hese
troubles. \Ve are so sure of this that
we offer it to yon with the uudel•-
etanding that it will cost you nothing
for the trial if it dive not produce the
results we (limn This remedy ' is
called Rexall P3" Hair Tonic. We
honestly believe it to be the twist
scientific remedy foe scalp and hair
t1'onbles, and we know of oohing else
that. equals it for etfeetiveuess, be-
cause of the result( it has produced in
thousands or cases.
Rexall "93" Hair Tonle is devised
to banish tlrwidenf', restore natural
color when its loss has been brought
about by -disease, and Intake the hair
naturally silky, soft and glossy. It
hoes this because it stimulates the
hair follicles, destrys the germmatter, and brio
ngs about a fi ee healthy
circulation of blood, whish nourishes
the hair riots, causing thein to Lighten
and grow new heir. \Ve want every-
body who has any trouble with hail
or scalp to know that we Lhiuk (lint
Rexall -93" Hair Tonic l4 the hest hail
401110 and Teetotal lye in existenee, eon
no one should scoff at or dt.ubt this
stttteuie l) t until they have put erne
claims to a fait test, with the 0 le lei -
standing that they pay us with
Ing foe the remedy if it dues not give
full and c,mplele satisfatetinn lin evert
paltieulal. Two sizes, 511 emits u.na
$100. Retuewbet•, you can ubta it
itexail Remedies its Lit ussele only at
noir store -The Rexall Store. F. R.
Smith,
ties would stand to receive much bene
vane for the large expenditure of labo
end money now involved. The pui•
chase of a stone crusher and steam 10
er by the three interested Coulee(
could be talked over and other question
of interest to the ratepayers. What d,
the three Reeves think of the propos
•,00 in the first place? We know of to
better way to commence such a cam-
paign titan the -line we have' propose,
and believe with hearty co-operation le
the part of all concerned a large measure
.4 good would be acuomphshed.
\\rev should organic Church Uniul
-take place ? This is a live question just
uaty and the various congregations tot
lug upon this issue will be prumptec
to cast their batiot lot or against mem d-
lug to their belief as to the good or t11
expected to be effected. Among other
reasons why we think an affirmative
.olswer
shot !d begiven g en are :-The basis
of Union supplies a common meeting
ground, at least satisfactory to a majori-
ty of the Committee of the three denomt-
ations interested 10 the uuioo; the great
-hriokage in church population iu rare,
Easterly provinces and the difficulty ins
meetiug the financial obligations ; short.
age of men for the ministry ; the loud
and persistent demand from the West
to meet the needs of the millions who
are locating there ; the tmperattve call
to respond to the Missionary Macedoni.
an cry, "Come over and help us" ; ram-
eeotraton of torces and finauces would
afford a fine opportuuity for a great
"Forward Movemeut" ; the harmony
and good fellowship now existing be-
tween the denominations to unite If the
vote is favorable ; the unanimity dis-
played in the object and manner with
which work is now done. In many
places two or more cburebes would still
he required but the contemplated union
would mean a great saving of men and
means to be employed to meet the ex-
igencies of this day so that the good
seed may be planted while the soil is
ready and a harvest reaped from the
fields white unto the harvest, Some
may hesitate to drop the church name
bywince their denumloatiou was known
but that to more sentimental than valid.
Will the union streugthen, broaden and
better the Lord's Kingdum in the chang-
ing conditions of the world today ? If
so we should hasten it, • Some of
he objections urged were used in con-
oectlon with former unions of the Pres-
byteriau bridles and various Methodist
denominations but in the majority of in•
stances the direfol prophecies never
eventuated and none will gainsay to day
the wisdom of the amalgamations °f the
past nor wish to return to the divided
cou its n
dt o s formerly existing.
v x tin
g•
When buying a cough medicine for
children bear in mind that Chamber-
lain's Oottgll Remedy is most efi'eotnal
for (olds, oomp and
whooping
cough
and that it nontttirts nobat•nlfal ding:
For sale by all dealers.
e
feternacls Medicine is Useless
Impossible to cure catarrh in the
nose by dosing theatornttelt. Send the
healing Vapor of Catacrncozrrne after
theet, is and you at °nee aedomp)ish
gond, Any ease of catarrh is curable
—all that's. necessary is to inhale Cat-
at•rhozone-'You stop hawking, nostriis
wee ciettt'ed,•thr'oat is healed- and freed
of phlegm ; every vertigo of the
tronbl i. forever c s m ever drive
n from the sys-
tem. If youyWant t'rttittttentcure f1'
catarrh, hroat trouble ole bt•ottcliitis
sal h 7. 1110 is ita,�l stand-by. d bq. iwoylzela,
e. and SIM at alldealettt.
1
OBITUARY
REv, De. M(Litet
' • Rev. Dr. McLean's Funeral on 1"hur9-
'1ay afternoon of last tveelt was very
argely attended. rhe service was held
in St Andrew's church Myth and wax a
111051 impressive m Iv ,
e oto Interment cut was
F
made t ad the cemetery at Blyth, a •
Dr, McLean n wits born In1 •
Argy (shire
Scotland, in the year 1834 in the borne
of Donald McLean. Tile family came
to Canada in the year 185o and located
in the fuwuship of Aldboro', Elgin Co.
After a successful College course aid
considerable experleuce in supply work
Or. MuLeen, who bad a call from Barrie
and Blyth accepted the latter in t866,
mid for 40 years lie i t
stered to that
conitregation in word and deed. He
was blessed with splendid health and
n his long pastorate was only off work
'hree Sabbaths through illness. In Ap
•41, 1904 he was honored with the -title
of Doctor of Divinity, and in Juty o1
he ,ams year was
presented ed
with an
elegat silk gown
by
the congregationra
atiou
as a further mark of appreciation. Nor
REV. DR. McLEAN
39 years Dr. McLean efficiently per
canned the duties of the Clerk of Huron
Prembytety During his pastorate at
Blyth he shared many sorrows as well as
joys, and left Myth for Goderich in
November, 1906 where he has since re-
sided, doing supply work for some time
until his health failed. 'chose left to
mourn him are a loving wife and th,
following children : Mrs. (Rev ) McVie
ir, Mrs (Rev.) McVicar, Mrs, (Rev,)
Stewart. Rev, Walter McLean, of Han-
over. Miss Millie, at home and Donald
who is engaged in the West, '1'het
nave the sympathy of the whole corn.
munity in their hour of sorrow
November 4, lob he preached his fare-
well •-ermou as pastor and the church
v's filled to its utmost capacity, preach -
ng from the text "Only let your con-
versation be As it beeometh the Gospel
,1 Christ."
MRS. DANIEL GORDON
Monday morning of last week the final
call came to Mrs Daniel Gordon at the
'time of her son -in law, Chas, G New
ton, North street, Goderich. Mrs.
1•10i don bad been seriously i11 for several
weeks, Actors thll Inness site
wee
always a relparkably active la(Jy, and
old age was very kind to her, es she was
able to be
abvt t every (ley and
to
take
a part in the aotiyities of life, Her
beauty and strength of Oheraot r .won
for her a host '0l' Friends and be tvtts
greatly beloved by all who knew her.
The deeessed was born 'lo Armagh,
Ireland, 86 years :ago. lu her early
womanhood She chine
to Cnnarl1
9 and at
Goderich she was united in marriage to
her tate husband Daniel ' Gordon. They
eontiuued to live there so that Alis,
Gordon could be 'lumbered among the
•andest residents of the town, rhes
onion was blessed with -a'family of lout
suns and three daughters, Those livini
are William 1. Gordon, of Iowa;
Marshall P' Gordon, of 'Victo, ta, B. C, ;
tinGordon,
L 1'o
C V of Kamloops, B. C ;
Mrs. (Rev.) G. F. Salton, of Moosejaw
Ind Mrs.:MeLaehlan, of Toronto, An
,titer son, lames D , passed away about
even weeks ago, at Victoria, 13. C., and
Mrs. Newton, the daughter with whole
she bad made herome of late h a years;
died suddenly ou .Decemberz th last.
elle funeral 'ook place on Wednesdai
afternoon to Maitland cemetery. Rev
Alfred Brown, pastor of North stree
\4etbodist church, of wijicti the deceased
.vas a ltfeloug ltlemter couducted the
uheralservices. The pallbearers were
Ileo. 'Thomson, nV, R. Robertson, H. E
fodgens, J, H. Colborne, E. Downing
and Edward Acheson, Mrs, Gordon
-node her home with her daughter,.
vlrs. (Rev.) Salton, tor sometimeWhile
Rev. Mr. Salton was here.
THE LATA MRS: GEORGE HAWKINS.
Following an illness of about a week,
vlartba Hind, relict of the late George
•iawkins, of Port Albert, passed awe%
it the home of her daughter, Mrs. Alex.
A len, Brandon, Man., on Sunday,
lauuary 7th. Mrs. Hawkins was a
'naive of Coleraine, County Louden.
terry, Ireland, being born there in 1825
Had she lived until March 23rd next.
she would have reached the eighty
seventh milestone. When she grew to
vuahanhood she and her brother left the
Old Land and took up their abode in
Australia. It was there, at Castlemaine,
u the year 1855, that she was united In
marriage to her tate partner • George
Hawkins, who spent five years_ in that
country. In the year following their
marriage they sailed for Canada. Along
with other pioneers of. the tlurou 'Tract
they settled at Port Albert, and with the
exception of three years spent at Bram
.lon they lived the remainder of their
days together at "the Port." Alter the
death of Mr. Hawkins the subject of
this notice returned West and for the
last six years had made her home with
her daughter, Mrs. Allen. The de-
ceased is survived by a family of four
sons and one daughter Frederick H.
I Hawkins, of Ormsby: Wis. George
A.. of Chattanoga, Tenn. ; Mrs. Allen,
of Brandon ; 'Phos, A , of Jamestown,
N. Y., and Jas, B , of Goderich, who has
,;eon iu the West during the last tour
months. One son and ooe daughter are
deceased. On hearing of his mother's
serious illness, her son Jas. B. com-
menced the journey to Brandon, but she
had passed away ere he reached her
bedside. He accompanied the remains
'o Goderich, arriving back on Friday
After a short service at Mr. Hawkins' -
residence on St. Patrick's street at noon
on Saturday, the remains were taken to
Christ church, Port Albert, where a
funeral service ryas conducted by Rev
J., 13. Fotheringham. of Godetieh. ,The
Trytheflour t_8at holds
the
confidence ®f
thousands ®f
home -cooks
T
HE present huge demand for PURITY FLOUR
shows the
e confidence in wh'
tch it is held
by
thousands
of home -cooks.
Those who have used PURITY FLOUR have .
v come to
believe in it. They look on PURITY as a friend, They
feel they can trust it implicitly,
because each and every lot
of PURITY FLOUR has
always been uniform—always
up to the high standard of qual-
ity that has made it famous,
Wouldn't you, too, like to use
a flour you could always rely
on? Wouldn't you like to feel
certain that your bread, cakes,.
and pies were going to turn
out exactly right ? That's just
how you'll feel when you
become a user of PURITY
FLOUR — the confidence -
creating flour.
PURITY FLOUR gives high-class results, because it consists
exclusively of the high-grade portions of the best Western
hard wheat. •
On account of the extra strength of PURITY PLOURP lease
remember, when making pastry, to : add: more shortening
than an ordinary flour
PLIRITYf�
• reqbuires.
And whenadd7rzore melon
g
re
auJ water,
� mf;L•t.
and PURITY
FLOUR will ex and
P
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omro e l ti, e
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•
s ban
the same weight of
g
66
More bread and
ordinary flour can
produce, thus making
betterbread" "morc bread • andbet-
ter
ae
-
ler Lrcad."
Makeotir next. flour order Spell
3 p P U-lz-1'_T-Y PL o -TJ -R.
it costs sliglllly more, but it's worth the difference.
Add PTTRIT'' FL(1T- i to sroeet'v list right now,.
101 r
Sold, in 13Itt SSfIt''4 It JAS. 13AT,L ..TY
Iv AN NL?,'4V7. McCTte\C1iIs",N
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I1#C11sONr ALF, BAIIIiER, Distributor
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Interment was made In Port Albert
eemetorY, The pall -bearers were Wm,
Gray, Henry H. Hawkins, Will. 5,
Hawkins, 'Phos, A. Hawkins, 1. 13,
Hawkins and Eric Hawkins, Thus one
more of the brave and nerdy pioneers o
oar 500)1ty has gone to her rest,
SAN VEL RATFlwxtt.
On Monday of last week au old resi
dent n of God era
•1'
h 'township
e
'impale in the person of Satncrossed
uel(atth-
wu.1, of the Hayfield Line, who died at
. he age of 75. Mr, Rothwell -Was, born
11 the towo of Goderich and was the
eldest of the family of the late John
Rathwell. When the subject of this
ketch was Rboat nine years of age, the
amity moved to the Hatfield Line and
settled at what is now known as "Rath.
well's
Corner." ruse," '1`hev took up sante 360
acres of land there which they cleared
and turned into comfortable hones.
the property i$ still all in the hands of
he Rathwell faulily, The late Samuel
Rathwell was (111 lNimes', and industrious,
man: in religion he was a• Methodist.
:ringa member andan :office holder in
Cole's church, which he helped to found
and build. He was alai in earlier life
en Oraugeman,' having 'been a charter
member of No. 306• but of late years,
uwing.to failing health' 'lie had not at-
ended the meetings of the. lodge. For
-((Inc time Mr. Rathwell has been de-
vliuing in health 'end the eud ='same as a
welcome release from pain and weakness
ilea, Rathwell and their familyof nine
clfildreu survive : Mrs. Arthur Stephen:
en. of the London Road • Mrs. Geo.
dparling of Cranbrook; Mrs Annie
Beacom. Clinton ; lohn Rathwell, oh
he homestead ; S, C. Rathwell, of
Lneknow ; Mrs. Fenwick Stewart, of
4laeley ; Mrs. John McKay,, of Wolf,
-task. ; Ben on the homestead and Mrs
Perry Plumateel of the London- Road.
The passing of the father is the first
meek in the family. Three brothers
and one sister also survive ; Edward
Its,hwell, of Clinton ; Wi•Ittam; of Ethel;
Thomas, of Stanley and Mrs, -James
Little of Huron toWoahip, The funeral
nnk place Wednesday to Bayfield
•emetery the services being conducted
hv. Rev Mr Laws The pallbearers
vete the three sons, lohn, Samuel and
Heir, .and three sons in law; Fenwick
Stewart, Arthur Stephenson all'- Perry
Plumsteel, The funeral was largely
attended by old friends and neighbors
who thus paid their last tribute of res•
pest to one whom they had known and
esteemed in life., 'Thus one by one are
passing away the , hardy pioneers
who bore the brunt of the hardships
incident to pioneer life.
„Ir,»
Are You Subject to Stiffness?
Perhaps it is in theneckorshodildere.
First thing is a good rub with Nervi-
line. No more speedy remedy can. be
adopted. When applied to the
Muscles Nerviline gives theta flexibili-
ty and vigor ; inflammation, soreness
and stiffness disappear. "Whether in
the chest or throat nothing can sur-
pass Nerviline," writes 0.Denton,
Lumber Merchant at Oak Buy, N. B..
"Rubbed on at night, trouble is gone
by morning. I have proved Nerviline
a great tnedicine." Everyone says the
same, and Nerviline always makes
good. 25c. bottles sold` every-
where.
.�th
M i1 P• IPutt•deWn women
From the experience of Mrs. Jun,
Fluke, Saskatoon, nothing r0nlpitres
with Ferruz0014 "At times 1 wits con»
fined to my bed told eoul(1n't du any
f work. L was run down In flesh, lost'
stt'ongt•h, my appetite failed, toy nolo,'
was pallid. Watley and castdowrl, it
seeulecl 1 couldn'toatch ap. Ii nrrnzoue
tav t(1
s. t nnew kind ofIlea iumy blond,
built ono up, vitalized, straogthened
my nerves, and finally cured Illy heart
and stomach pains." 1rereozone to it
rebuilder that had spacial 11114(ue in fe'
male Mtn -wets, Sold everywhere to
50c, boxes ; sty T+`etToz(Ine.
Auction Sales
AITUTION
SALE OF 5 550 ,3Ie,
YLMDI nN Ie &
0 P c
S. scat, gbdauctioneer,0 s
nap been m ortieta t by the nndereighed to sai
by yubtio uuutnon at Ni Lot 28, Col 41 3Iorris,
cm Friday, February 2nd, at 1 o'clock, the rol-
a ming property, v)z :-2 tsare in foal, 1 heavy
draft gelding supposed
4 years, l 1 heavy draft
filly hieing 8 enpposad n, Yuan, 1 hasty draft
gelding rising d y ears, 1 driving mare riming 5
e is l driving mare rising 4years, 1 draft
olt rising 2 sired by Alto:am. 1 farrow cow
1 heifer euppposed in call', 1 heifer rising 5, 5
heifer% rising 2, 6nteers rising 2, 1 sow due to
farrow Mereh Imo, 1 young saw, 1 top buggy
nearly new. 1 cutter, 1 wagon, 1 pair 01 bob.
sleighs, 1 Deering cultivator, 1 drown twin
plolv,1 Fleury plow nearly neW, 1 Poar•NO0tion
set et harrows, 1 turnip pulper, 1 wheelbar-
row, 1 fanning mill, 1 hay rack, flay fork, oar,
ropes and pulleys, 1 water tank,. 1 set of double
harness, 1 set of single harness. 1 Saekatehe.
won robe, about 50 Brown Leghorn hens, 1
collie dog, 1 uuok stove, about 700 bus, ofoats,
about 125 bus. of barley, about 18 tons or hay,
about 35 bus. of potatoes, whifilelrees, forks,
shovels, woythes, chains, hoes and other aeric.
les- Terms-56005mi under oaeh ; over (het
amount 9 mouths credit will be given on ho,
shilling approved joint octet;; 5 per cent off.
'tor cash on credit aaluuttte. Sale nor nerved.
as proprietor is giving up farming,
W.ai. ANDERSON, Proprietor,
Notice to Creditors
Iu the matter of the estate of James Me.
Nair, late of the Township of Grey,
In the County of Huron, farmer,
deceased,
Notice )e hereby given pursuant to the Re.
vised Statutes of ouuudo, 1807, Chapter 120,
that all oreditora and others having chinas
against the estate of the, said Jame'. l,Ieerair,
who died on or about the 24th day of Nevem-
ber,1911, (1014111)51)1111 or before the lath day
or Pebruary, 1912, to send by post prepaid or
dahvet. to da. D, M'uN,,Ir. (Iran brook. P, 0., ore
of the Executors or the deceased their 0hrist.
tau and snrnaul55, aHtt.•e%Res and deaeriptioup
and atatemel,D or 1111 b• accounts against the
,to mate end post the nature o('the security
lir anal holo by tlwm.
'And t mentioned
take nodes dint anter shah Ito.
before to dere the Exo f talcs will pro.
•seed to dl1,•ihute the assets of 1110 deceased.
amongst l he mottles emitted Met et0 having
e••xa,d only to the clot oro of Which they shat'
•"•n have 4.11 ,Ionia nal that the +aid Exeett•.
u1'. +, III not be liable for the void asset- or any
part ther'•ai' to any person in persona of Whose
claim+notice Anil not have been received by
.del„ nt the lama or Roth distribution •
,)nal D. IfcNAttt, ))
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Notice o ce to o Creditors
O S
In the matter of the estate of L'lizvbeth
Lenient, hue' of the ToWbmhlp of
Grey, in the County of (Hurtle.
widow, deceased,
. Notice is
lhereby given,
n at11e
Elet all creditors end aths having o1511,
Statute,
eta wt estate of the saidElizabeth Ladm-
ho dierorstwenty-fifth y
or.Novembe,Mil, ore required or before
the 16th day of 11ebruery 1812 to send by post
,rrnalct ordehver to fihn,fle Bentrlee Lmnoht,
Ethel P, 0 , bile of the Eareutriteee of the de-
ceased, their. Christian Into auranmea, eddres-
ss4 hod deaomat:ono, end A bteten0'nt of their
accntinls against the braid estate and also the
nature of the security or now) hold by them.
And further thee notion Ehnt after such last
Mentioned date tho lxeeutrixes will proceed
t0 distribute the „Asets ofthe d ceased
hmongxl the parties entitled thereto, heelers
regard only to the retsina' Of whto), -they .Shal
than have got notice, pond dint the paid 1xe0tt'
4l'lx,a will 010110 114(1,0 for the olid lassie or
any part thereof to any person or persons of
wheat, mains,41native 011511 not Neve born melt'
eel by Them at the Meant molt rlistriinttlon.
Minnie Waffler Lamentn
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Stock for Service
TAIIIWORTH 111144 FOIA 8E11 VTI'I4,-The
nndersfeueel will helm fur N'•rviee nn Nil.
1.01 20, Cott, 7. Marie, ;1 t boroltgh•bre•d Tutu•
worth hog. Terms, 31 00, lube !mid at time of
servioe,vial, Prfvi's4e of Is turning if neves-
""WALKER,
10.14 Proprietor.
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A NA; FOR SALE, -Being Kris of Lots 64 and
55, Lion, 1, Morrie township, containing 100
aures On the farm Is It good Thome house, 22
x 8016 ; ktithan 185 221 • and wnad.hrd 21x811,
I'lnn burn iR 80x80; strew shed 90x40; and lean-
to 10055 Stone wall with good stabling under
barn Never -failing walls anti good orchard.
Only Oil mile to imbue] and a mile to ant eh or
postothoe, Deed may be seen. Terms learned
on application to proprietor.
8010 WALTER L. BRECICENRIDGE
Jamestown P. 0,
F
A14M' FOR SALE being Lot 20. (1w,. 9,
Marra, town.hhl, Boron Co., containing
75 arses, Tt is nil „(eared and 15 Berea undue
•lldVatio, There 15 a comfortable frame
haus0, with kitchen adjoining, bank barn,
•mull you„g oroh,u'd, deRled well and wind -
mi)), &c. IX miles from school, post office and
church. Farm well fenced. Meat be sold by
50,rcl, Island consequently a vary rennin •11),,
prise will take it Poseeoslet on March 1611.
For further particulnro apply to Joseph Hol.
ger Walton, P. 0., or P. S, Soot t. $rnssel tf,
COMFORTABLE BR/UK HOUSE with
(table. well, &o., and 2 5nrea of ohoiee
land for sale in the Southerlytart of Brute
s01,, Immediate popa0as)on can bie given. For
further partibulars apply to P. S. Scott, Bruse
.eta.
,ARM FOR SALE. -The undersigned offers
iv for sale his Me acre tarot, being Lot 27,
Lion 11, Grey township. Thera lu'0 about 80
acres under cultivation And 5 aures or lard.
wood bosh ; good buildings; bank barn, '� well,
windmill, &O: 2y,, miles from church ; ,Yj ,rile
from school ; and 2% miles front postotflee.
Posaessioaon 1March 101. For further particu
tiara apply on the premises or OrenbroukP 0.
to CHAS. LOVE. Pi op. Phone 2012 25-s
FARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT. -Tho nn-
dorsigned offers his fine 250 lure farm, be.
Lig Lots 17 and 18, eon, 8 Grey township Hur-
on Co., for sale or if not diopwsed or Would rent
to good. tenant There are 150 acres cleared,
ualtnme bush and 5)50( 0 land. Goad bend -
le gm, 'cement silo, fences, orchard drilled well,
&e , on the premises. Only 34 mile to school
and AK 44/Ethel village. Poalessiml weld be
given at once if sold or next Spring in lensing,
For farther particitlarT a8 to price, terms and
conditions apply to .1.7, WELSH, prop
19.11 Phone 4118 Ethel P. 0,
ARM FOR SAT,E:-
7
he undersigned
o
leers
his finefarm consisting
of about
adjoining the town of Clinton, tOo10�.11 Thu
farm to in a good state of cultivation, and hes
good buildings, brick house, bank barn, drly-
blg !louse, pig pen, eta., all comparatively new.
A flrst•oloes young orchard oontnining 011
kinds of fruits and al -o small fruits, The
fans is well Penned and drained and is n very
desirable home. For further particulars apply
on the premises or address
18.11 JOHN TOItRANOi0, Olinton,
RAMS FOR 8ALE-The undersigned has 8
slue. pure
17. 0red 58 n9,j l5rey to township,
They
are fine ones.-ROB'1', I,. MODONA f,D,
12.14. - Oranbrook P. 0.
1 00 AORES OP' LAND fm• elle,
North of er cul •th Good alt,, loon
all ure,tvedand undermiltivatton, . (4,,,) ba,,
oemol41100r, large ft statehouse, newly paint
ed ; good wells id barn and. house ; building
,old fences in excellent repair. An iciest hoot
oboap Apply lMie'l 41J4I10 GOVENLOC
4eaforth, Ont.
PA
EOR OA411111-Beiug Lot 20, U01. 14,
F enCKtllea town'ltlp, cmltaining ubuut 1z
sores, ell cleared. Oo the premise,. ). a 10.1(1,
kook(, bunk 4arn'wi11a hog 110(1 5025 oiled, and
anew power ,till for mmpm gnildtug, &u
also good heal')tiaaraI, a1' chiefly 4p4•a. Lan
is is extra good diet( of cultivation. haven
been cropped light and large atosk of both
hugs and cattle fed. ml it for years Norm le
situated 3 toilets from sohuol and 2 miles 41', on
Walton U. P. R. elutin. For further pit' ticu-
dars waste J. 14. HAMILTON, Walton P. 0 , 111
apply on the premises. 4(Ftf
Bit TORONTO, ONT. Ott
14,G.1ndu„itra 1rnr111, , btlun gard pool.ei
A abs tbo drmnnd hs fu11y three 4(
donee our supply. '1'5)4 co t•gn Is p.
,pert oil year, r;rttdrnis brave lntoly 1)
.d 10141',, J11ntitn10 n1 y:,U 200' $75 10,1 q,.
Per month: Ether now. catalog
'5 free,
l`m• Young ,and 1 W...1. ELLIOTT,. %,1
Alex sol m• 010 f Princl pa'. �.
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MOINTHLY
Horse Fairs
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BRUSSELS
Regular Monthly horse Paha will
he
held this stetson as Fullaws :-
THURSDAY, FEB. 1, 1912
1+'1113. 29, 1912
" APRIL4, 1912
Leading Local and Outside Buyers
will be present.
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Stands for all t bat is 101101'1,1 in 4'
• 13noineav Tr:tilling. tl, nhain of +
+ Sewn Colleges in leading towns •
and Mlles. Two Thoas,5it1) $111. +
• dents in rill) Colleges and Howe .•t,'
- Study last year, \Ve train from •
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ten to tw'ent'y students for every v''
one tIliloed by uu,st selmols. +
There's a. I'eltimti. It is freely •
14 •p ltdwitlpd 0110 one geminates get
, ♦ hest, pn.ilions• end 1 he demand 1
- + fat theta is '8 tell" times theaa
e • snnply. Ext ltimire right. foe Un-
“, d•
K • tare, of the Nitwits lilies
linyn1'te('u41l.(1I13rco13nokt-
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.p (1)1) d your lira. 4•
k Winter Term From Jan.
2nd, 1912
CALLA 1101; SALE being Lot 10, Uon. 15
Gra) 'Township, emit -tuning -1,00 dere); 135
)tory meine house 2040 ft,; kitchen 10524;
Kgood frame barn, 40x00, on (tune stabling; 8
Meares
in bIlol ; orchard: gl� 0 ill, .. except
laves;
lt:etation All in ante of unitive imp For
furtherart,yu,ars apply to ALEXANDER
13AFt14014, Uran brook, 1'. 0. 10.4.
'telephone 2810.
FARMS FOR SALE_Bel58 Lot 4, Con. 11,
811[1 1.,01 d, Oon, 08, 15110) 1oWnaldp, Buren
00, ou thecained, aro good bufldtnsa, well
fumed and drained, 10 gond o o graeo ;and
plen-
ty of doter ; hearty 511 seeded Both
arse and In
ngood setaofee Village Bothareofuae to
-elaol had to the Village of Brussels. 'I'Imy
Will he Coldly oap and et away tekpay-
mente of pay-
ment Apply on the pi emfses.
8.51 Jars 13012 Bru.sel,P O.
leAR.\I FOR SAI,R.-Phu undersigned offers
fey )rile Lis 1112 Aare farm, being NA' Lot
20, Oon.'8 6101 .1 torn nehip, Huron Uc. 06
acres moored 1 here i4 a umi,tm tattle hoi,.a,
new hunk burn, tomtit, dltllab t1 elf &,
10110. Conti) e 1 Bros 1 , Puwa':Nana flr,•t 0,
March, 1912 For tu, the, p811111 •n1 a,• tet
[Mae, tel 83a., apply 115 -111e pre 11,1-,.•
drnasel5 P 0 to k 8514 1l, 0' np a.4
TA IA1L
t GAIN01, w111 rely, air 0 Oa vent A Elizabeth street, Brusaels,lt:)s60, n g1Teti
may behod fioil1 Mr. J. kion rturller
partieularebee .Mr. Leckie or write the under.
signed. J. H. CA MORON',
10 sit.
George 5t , London.
A1i61 110111 SALE. -Jill( 10u acre u PraMc
ibg the property of the )nae Peter McNeil,
Lot 28, 0011. 14, Grey,is offered for sale by the
undersh led, There are 85 acres cleared,bal•
annu well tinrhered. On oho farm there is a
good bank barn, large driving shed and n nom-
fortahle house. Place In good condition and
well fenced. For further particular, 'Moly to
JA8. A. 4100A100 or JAS. 0, MoltAIll, Exec.
otors, Oranbtaolr P. 0., or P. S. 12001711, Brine
nano, 7. 1.
'WARM FOIL SALE, being 4onth half Lot 15,
Con, 4. Morris township, Huron Co., con-
taining 100 sores more or less. On the prem.
0k
x tai a triune R harm 1 house bnhhonk71 .
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odorchard,
Well, Windmill...$.3. ' All cleared exropt,nb0u
an earn
School
mobs
J miles
t.
Only
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front Brussels, Pores ofFal1 wleB)
f1i
and s end 60 t+nea Seeded fol,,, dawn. Ism' pace,
terms and
othering Crus els stiffly at1]y nn the
yyyfreniRrisorif Scott,
ssele.elxP O, 'Phone
t10, Or F. S. SCoEt, f;ru seta.
11.11 A. )",1:101411, P1•opeletoe.
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lauila we rue in a position h
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wants we will give yon honest.
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