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•, Rcel Rubber jar Rings
Paraffin Wax
Bottling t4.ax and Ties
Pickle Bettie Collis
• Corks for Catsup Bottles
a. Water Glass Egg Preserver
• Salicylic Acid
• Whole and Ground
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Pure Pickling Spices
a 9p
We have a full line of them,
In the
Food
Conservation
Campaign
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for a flyless house
Preserving and Pickling bring
in the flies. Destroy there by
using-
T2Ogiefoot
Sticky Ply Paper in Rolls
Wilson'/ Piv Pads
Lightning Fly Pads
We can supply all of these.
Our stock is fresh and of the
best,
On Every Outing
odak
Has Its innings
The happy times in the Summer of 1817
can live in the pictures of your Kodak
Album.
Kodake $7.oe and up
Brownies $1,ag and up
Films Developed
and Printed
Real Photo Post Cards of Brussels
A large assortment to choose from — 5c each or 6 for 250.
F. R. SMITH
`.Ilse store
Druggist and Stationer
LAST week Tames Thuell brought THE
Pose a sample of timothy that measured
nearly 6o feet ip length, indicative of the
fine crop of hay Lyell saved to many
places, '
TUE DA1f evening of next week at 8
o'clock. a meeting of all interested in
organizing a Choral Society in Brussels
Will be held in the Board Room of the
Public Library,
CARP OF THANHS,—We wish to convey
• to all the friends who have beep so kind
• and sympathetic in our recent bereave-'
ment our deep appreciation of their
• thoughtfulness. Each of them will
please regard this note as personal,
• Sincerely,
'1• 'MRS. 1 LOT'r AND BERT.
.•i. WILL Yot' ATTEND ?—Friday evening
of this week, at 8 o'clock, a public meet -
4 leg will be held in the atidlenee room of
•r the Library to discuss the boldiug of a
4. Red Cross Garden Party If you have
• a friend at the front or wish to aid a
• worthy cause make an effort to be pres-
,i, ent and come on tirue,
• CARD OF THANKS.— We d -sire to
thank the many friends who by word
tand deed were so kind to our dear moth-
• er, the late Mrs. Jas, McNair, in her
•f sickness and also to us in our sorrow
and bereavement. It le most highly ap-
• preciated and will long be remembered.
+• THE MCNAIR FAMILY,,
MIDDLx SCHOOL EXAMINATION,—On
• { page 4 of this issue of THE Poem may he
• read the names of the suecessful Huron
•i• County candidates at what is denominat-
• ed the Middle School exam. Those who
passed from Brussels school are :—
4. Gertrude Ames
• Cardiff Best
• Jean Grant
i• Stanley Hall
4., FARM LEAVE CANDIDATES
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,t, Bobs Campbell
• Ada Fulton
• Edwin Miller
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• Kate McDonald
Margaret Perrle
Byron Wright,
Nam•
es are arranged alphabetically.
The exam. entitles them to Entrance to
Normal Schools, THE POST congrat-.
ulates this lively bunch of to.
AT THE HELM FOR 37 YEARS,—On
• August ,st 188o the present proprietor,
iassociated with W. H. Auld, now of the
Essex Free Press, bought THE Pas*
from McGillicuddy Bros, and for the
past 37 years the former has ptlored the
jourualistie craft. Now and then there
have been storms btu oc the whole the
voyage has been very pleasant and
prosperous. To day we speak to a larger
donstilueucy than on any former occas-
ion and it is still broadening. Much of
the credit is due to a corps of good col,'
respondents whose work has bean ap-
preciated by our large circulation
Many have been the changes of the per.
sonnel of the business people of Brussels
since we tackled the job in our youth.
most of the old timers having either
moved elsewhere or were called to an-
other world so that there are compara-
tively few of 37 years standing with
whom we can rub thumbs, Our desire
has always been to make THE Pos' a
welcome weekly visitor to the home and
we wish to thank our readers for the
cordial support accorded. Plans for im-
provemeut are ender consideration as
our desire and intention is, as it has al-
ways been, to make the paper a credit to
Brussels and locality. We would tike to
add 30o names to our list this Fall and
ask the kindle assistance of the public
generally to accomplish it. Help make
it a better weekly than ever.
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ow bebas tern
RASPRERRTES are a good crop,
LIGHT frost one night last week.
GasoLINR is in demand these days.
SCH00L BOARD Friday evening of this
Week.
SOME cases of whooping cough fn
town,
WHO has the most untidy premises in
town ?
Tuts week Harry Keys went West
with a car of horses.
HEAR Miss Pritchard in the Town
Hall Thursday afternoon of this week.
THE lost brooch advertised in THE
POST last Thursday was restored to its
owner on Saturday. Nuf sed.
Tars Pos'r is sorry to bear that the con-
dition of our townsman, Jno, Hunter,
joint q S}
Yeet i not as favorable.
AUCTION Sale of Brussels Electric
Light plant and belongings Tuesday I
afternoon of next week at the American
Hotel. See advt. in another column.
A TRAFFIC By -Law to regulate motor
cars on the street will be a matter of
necessity in Brussels owing to the large
number of cars owned in the vicinity.
THE POST is asked to state that It was
the Managers of Melville church, not the
Session as stated last week, that dealt
with the salary of the organist and choir
leader.
SATURDAY 1581 was the 3rd anniversary
of the world's war and it seems to he
only guessing to say when it will end.
No one has a doubt as to bow it will
conclude.
LAST week a very temporay foot bridge
constructed on a war plan, was placed
over the Maitland river near the old tax -
milt property. 'rhe high water was a
barrier to bridge building this season.
ROY SNIDER DECEASED --Last Friday
in London, Roy, youngest son of
Thompson and Mrs Snider, formerly of
Brussels, died, He was 8 years old and
the cense of bis demise was pneumonia
and diphtheria,
BY unties elsewhere it will be seen that
Walter D. Miller, a former Brusselite, is
now the daddy cf a promising g pound
baby boy, His wife was a Miss Taylor,
a Londoner. Walter has been in the
Empire Brass Works for the past 1}
years and is busy on munitions,
DON'T fail to attend the Demonstrn•
Hon Thursday afternoon of this week in
the Town flail, Brussels, when Miss
Pritchard, of Owen Sound, will demon-
strate the most modern art of canning
fruit and -vegetables. Her visit is uuder
the Provincial Conservation Comtnittee
of Resources. Everybody will be wel-
come.
.A MESSAGE FROM THE RED CRos3.—
Mrs. Belmont Tiffany bas written for
the August issue of Harper's Bazar a
very interesting article on "A message
from the American Red Cross to the
Women of America." She especially
mentions the part that women of society
are tatting in this great Work and also
tells of the organization's rapid growth
since the war began: Mrs. Tiffany ex -
pieties very clearly the different funntions
of the Red Cross ; for instance this is
what she says about the Department of
Civilian Relief :--"Perhaps it is not
generaily;'know by persons not familiar
with the work that the Red Cross thae a
Department of Civilian Relief, with
which the Department of Military' Re-
lief co-ordinates and on -operates. In
other words, the Red Cross la respon-
sible for relief of all kinds for our army
and navy and is chartered 'to 'take care
not only of the sick and wounded _sob.
diets, but of all who need aidof any
sort, It is also required to take care of
and look after the rlependeut families and
children of -the members of the United
States Army and Navy, Ali over the
country we aredoing civilian relief
work,"
COOLER weather,
AT the Red gross Circle Tuea]ay
afternoon Capt (Dr) 1+; E Bryans gave
1 an int.restiug talk on "Experiences et
the !,,tile front" which was much ap-
preciated A reflection for Red Cross
Fut d."tulied $5 52. Regular meeting
of the Circle next Tuesday afternoon.
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I 11 Plus:, weeks old for sale, Phone 1110.
ROY TDraySY.
Fen 'IAL Residential property' on Albert
street. Brmralq. Apnly to Mita. JANET Mo-
QOAaain, on the premises.
Aon "'ALE —A quantity of good sound cedar'
earner m,sts f, tun 10 to 16 inches, also some
somnd cedar timbers 18 in. by 22 feet. Posts
151 in to 51 25 rack. Have good Derham row
due terslve in nhnet a week, for Rale. Apply
141) J. 11r7TOI1INS"s, Ethel, E;5 Lot 16, Con..
6, Grey tewnch.p.
('Ara of middlings to arrive- this week.
Good price off ear.Wd
r McCr cken, Brnesels,
5 Pros for sale, 8 weeks old, A. W, 8OMERS,
Con. 5, Grey Township Phone 4(1 7.
$Ewan-IrAND Ford touring ear for sale
GOaDON MODONA0D.
Ramo vcrn Reef Ring hides to Backer: -Bros.
Brn.. ?ries 20c per pound this week.
Phone X.. 6,
RP a•rroTErtEn Polled Angus Ball, 1 year old,
for sale Davin PERRIS, Cranbrook.
Phone 2613
CuMFosTAEOE brick residence for sale or to
rent. For particulars apply to 14118. GEo.
EWERS, at A. C. Dames, Brussels.
RoaMs to rent over E. O. Danford's store.
Apply to LL llraoE.
Apr 11.1MOpt, wanted to learn the printing
bn+;m.--, mn le or female. One who has passed
the High School Entrance preferred.
Apply at TDB P08T,
SOLID brick cottage, nicely decorated, large
lot and stable for sale. Apply at TAR POST.
THORN Short Horn Bulls from 10 to 12
months old for sale. JAB, SPE10, Lot 29, Con.
6, Morris. Phone 166.
De. PAmcea, Osteopathic Physician, visite
Breesele Thursday afternoon of each week.
Chronic and nervous diseases aueoeasfnlly
treated. Visits residences. Consultation at
Queen's Hotel.
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BR,'HE LEFT ARM —We are sorry to
hear that alias N !lie Grainger, Listo-
wel, formerly of Brussels, had the mis-
fortune to break her left arm, near the
shoulder, by a fall from the verandah at
their home. Old friends here hope she
will make a good recovery.
Alumni. picnic of the Huron Old Boys'
Associatton will be held at Centre Inland
Toronto, Weclnesday afternoon, Aug.
r5th, at 3 o'clock. A good program of
sports has been arranged, for which
valuable prizes will be given to success-
ful conteettmts, :Lea, coffee, milk pro -
'd -
THE barber shop recently owned by
W. R. Little, is now in charge of Orval
Habkirk, the new proprietor. Latter
has had quite an experience as be enlist-
ed in the West and spent some time
overseas but was unable to get to France
owing to ill health. We welcome him
into the business circle of Brussels Mr,
Habkirk is an unmarried man but we
don't know how long that state of affairs
may Continue, now that be has located,
BRUSSELS PUPILS AND THE LowER
Sexool, ExAM —'rhe record of our
school exam, this year, no less then 13
passing :—Names'ot the pupils arranged
alphabetically are as follows
;—
Oswald Hemingway
Irene Kreuter
Merton Lowe
Viola McLeod
Marjory Ross
May Skelton
FARM LEAVE PUMA
Millie Alderson
Cora Armstrong
Alex. Kea
Irene Hoover
Vera lisist
Ida Hnuter
A McKay
The young folk aro to' be congratulated
and they will no doubt be ready on the
opening of the tertn to strike -a winning
gait for a, year hence,
People We Talk About
Fred Hunter is holidaying.
Miss Bethel Kerr was visiting friends
at Wroxeter.
Rev, and Mrs. Stride, Wroxeter, were
in town on Monday.
Miss Nellie Fear, Blyth, has been
visiting relatives in town.
Miss Lizzie Downing is able to resume
her position in A. Strachan's store.
Jno. Grainger, Listowel. was calling
on old friends in town on Tuesday.
Mrs. W. M. Sinclair has been laid up
from a sprained ankle but will soon he
better we hope,
Eptr. Cober, Toronto, a former Brus-
selite, was i0 town last week on a busi-
ness trip. He looks as natural as ever
Mrs, S. Fear, Mimics, hasbeen renew-
ing old friendships in Brussels. She is
a sister to Mesdames A. Smith and W.
McCall, John street.
Athol McQuarrie, who is now on the
staff of the London Advertiser, was
home for the week end, Monday was
London's Civic holiday.
Mrs, M Varcoe, Orangeville and Mrs.
Too Gordon, Laurel, Ont„ were visitors
with Mrs. (Rev.)Paul and Miss Gordon.
The quartette are relatives,
D. Ewan, accompanied by the staff of
the Carriage Warks, visited Grand
Bend Thursday of last week and enjoy-
ed the breezes of Lake Huron.
Clifford and Mrs. Pugh, Dundas, and
Joseph and Mrs. Pugh, Wingliam, were
calling on the inmates of Victoria Cot-
tage, Princess street, last week.
Last Friday Mrs. Ben. Walker under-
went a successful operation and is im-
proving as well as can be expected.
We wish her speedy convalescence.
Mrs, Wm. Miller, Kincardine, has
been renewing old frieudahips in Brus-
sels, Mr. Miller is now night watch-
man at the Kincardine shell factory.
G. N, and Mrs McLaren and children
and W. A. and Mrs. Lowry have been
enjoying Lake Huron breezes at Bay-
field. The former is advised to take a
good rest and build up by his. physicians.
Cardiff Best was home froth Toronto
for few days. He is employed in the
Russel Motor Works munition fectorv,
Other Brusselites in the same place are,
lex Fox, Jim Oliver, Will Burgess
an Tom r m McLauchlin. Bever!
formerly
of totdn is one of t '
Beverly
Oaten, time,
keepers,
R. T. Galvin, who gave gond satisfac
tion as Teller in the Standard Bank
here, was moved last week to Campbell -
ford, where he will be associated with
Manager Stewart. formerly of Brussels,
C. F. Jackson, Arkona, has come to fill
the vacancy. Tux Posl. wisheg both
young men a successful time.
Miss Belle Henderson arrived home
last Saturday front St. Christopher Farm
Where she had heeu busy for the p0001-
.5115month in assisting to care for the
large family of city children icommltted
to the care of the Presbyterian church
at St. Christopher, Miss Henderson la
Very enthusiastic over the fine work be-
im; done,
Mrs, Addle Wright and Bryon are
visiting in Toronto for a few weeks.,
Richard' and Mrs, Palmer, Wroxeter,
were visitors with Brussels relatives,
McJQ, C, Prjdham, Toronto, spent the
week end at the home of P, sed Mrs,
uarrie,
Miss Bessie Goodwin, Palmerston,
was the guest of Mrs. Fletcher Sperling,
Church street,
Mrs •h C. Richards Is back from an
eujeyable'v sit to Winnipeg, Regina and
other Western cities,
Mrs, W F. Stewart is visiting her
son, W. H. Stewart and family, of Brad,
ford for a mouth. She went last Satur-
day,
We are sorry to state that Mrs, Wm.
Martin has heeu quite poorly during the
past week but we wish her prompt int.
prove men t.
Geo. Kerr, whose farm adjoins Brus-
sets has not been as well as usual of late
but is Improving and will soon be 0, k,
we hope,
Mrs fames Rhodes is spending a few
weeks at Kincardine. Her health has
not been veru vigorous but we hope for
improvement,
airs P Moir and daughters, of De-
troit, are visiting Mrs. Fulton and Mrs.
Harry Keys, mother and sister of the
former, respectively. —
Misses Belle and Sara McLauchlan,
Toronto, are enjoying their vacation
with their sisters, Misses MoLauchlin,
Turnberry street.
Postmaster Scott, G. H. and Mrs.
Semis and D $. and Mrs. Scott motored
to Bayfield and Grand Bend. W. F.
Scott was the chauffeur,
Dr. J M. Moore underwent an opera-
tion at Rochester, Miu . for the removal
of gall stones and is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Moore is with him.
Dougall and Mrs. Ferguson, Tees-
water, and Mrs. Normae McDonald, a
daughter, Edmonton, and her son were
visitors in Brussels for the week end.
Ernest Miller, St. Thomas, is spend-
ing a week here recruiting- his health.
He had an operation for appendicitis
and does not stand hard work as well,
Rev. F. Hunter, B. D , of Hawley,
Penn., U S„ was here an a holiday to
visit his father, John Hunter, and sisters
ifs, Brussels. He is well pleased with his
appointment, a town of about 2000,
E. Tremaine and his chauffeur,
Jae Bennett, Detroit, and Miss Clara
N roan, Kincardine, were visitors at
th home of Jno. and Mrs. Long, Flora
street. The former is. a nephew.
:Walter Jessop, Toronto, was a visitor
With his cousin, J. '1'. Wood. The guest
;peat 40 years in the service of the
Grand Trunk Railway and relates many
interesting incidents and experiences
that he met with,
Jas, Bloomfield, wife and 2 children,
Toronto, were week end visitors in
Brussels, They came in their car. It is.
50 years since "Jimmy" left town to
seek his fortune elsewhere and we are
pleased to state be is prospering. He
arranged for the better caretaking of his
grandmother's grave in the cemetery
here by Roht. Dark,
Dr. R. P. Feild, Owen Sound,
brought Mrs- Feild and family over to
holiday with relatives and friends in
Brussels and Grey township. Mrs,
Feild is a daughter of Mrs Edward
Bevans, town. Dr. Fetid hiked off Mon-
day by his car to Hanover to take a hand
in a Bowling Tournament. This is one
of his favorite sports in which he is bard
to beat,
W L. and Mrs. McKelvey and son,
Morley, are here from Montr0iahfor a
holiday visit. The furmer is a son of
Wm and Mrs. McKelvey, Princess st„
and is engaged with The Great West
Life Assurance. Company. He and his
wife get a complimentary trip to Winni-
peg on account f i
u o him bele in
U the
t, g
$roo,000 club for insurance business,
J. E Smart, wife and nephew and
Chas. Rawlings and wife, of Detroit,
were here last week on a Holiday outing
The former lived here 28 years ago, he-
ing a son of the late Jas. Smart, who
was a well known teamster of olden
days. It was a matter of considerable
interest the looking up of old friends
and many a scene of 30 years ago was
lived over in the reminiscences called to
hind Messrs. Smart and Rawlings are
employees of The Ford Motor Works.
,Mrs Jas Smart who lives at Seaforth
was also here Two of her sons are at
the front. There were 12 children in
the Smart family.
Brussels Council
The regular monthly meeting of Brus•
sets Council was held last Monday ever-
ing Present Reeve Plum and Coun-
cillors Wilton, Best, Fraser and Walker.
Minutes of last meeting read and pass-
ed.
Following accounts were presented :—
R Oliver, sa'ary $ 45 00
R. Oliver, boards for signs, auto
speeding ...... 3o
F. S. Scott, fees Turnberry St„
South 40 00
F. S, Scott, fees, Turnberry St.,
North.•
35 00
Hydro Electric special call g uo
Moved by S, Wilton, seconded by M,
Fraser, that accounts be paid, Carried
On motion of Messrs. Wilton and Best
the Special Assessment Rolls on Turn -
berry street, South and North were ap-
proved and Clerk instructed to prepare
a By Law for next Council meeting for
same and an advertisement be inserted
in THE POST notifying that any ratepay
er msy pay full assessment in Dash before
August 25th next, thereby cntting off
interest. Carried,
By•Law No. 8 was react three limes
and passed authorizing the issuance of.
Debentures for $g5o.00 for extension of
Telephone System and 64 cents to be
collected for the coming 3 years for
strengtheuing main lines from each
)linne holder.
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Letter from Hydro Electric Light Co,
acknowledging receipt of $fo 0o and
stating that $5 00 of an extra call last
year bad not been remitted. It was or-
dered to be paid.
$15 40 was the statement from the
scales for the month of July,
Moved by S. Wilton, seconded by G,
A. Best, that $f,5oo of Sinking Fund be
invested for one year in Dominion Pet-
tnaneut Loan Co. Carried,
An account for the Electric Light Co.
was received from Jno, Nivlus, late
monagor but It was referred book for
corrections.
The gnestlen of grading and gravelling
streets was discussed es well as violations
of law for auto speeding absence of
lights on cars, 8m, COnne adjourned,
[•T'D 1873
STANDARD BANK
Or CANADA
+HEAD OFFICE s TORONTO'
TRUST. FUNDS.
Our Savings Department gives you
a guarantee of absolute security and
interest at current rate. ` 239
BRUSSELS BRANCH,
G. H. SA IS
M D O ti Manager.
Church Chimes
Rev. D, Perrie, Winghaln, preached
two fine discourses in Melville church
last Sabbath and will occupy -the pulpit
next Sunday also. Rev, Mr, Mann Is
supplying Wingham services tor the
same period,
Last Sabbath morning Rev. W. E.
Stafford discoursed profitably on "The
Magnetic Christ." A large company re-
ceived the sacrament of the Lot d's Sup•
per, In the evening Rev. W. Fallis
Hunter, B. D„ of Hawley, Penn., de-
livered a spirited gospel message from
a well known text, "Come unto Me all
ye that labor and are heavy laden;• and I
will give you rest, &c,"
At the month•y Missionary service in
the Methodist Sunday School last Sab-
bath Miss Isabel Dark and Miss- Hattie
Francis, of Hatniiton, sang choice solos
and the pastor gave a brief interesting
address. Offering was $4 30. The
amount set as the standard tor year is
$75.00.
At the meeting of the Official Board
of the Methodist church, Brussels, last
Tuesday evening, Rev W. E. Stafford,
B. A., presiding, R. J. Hoover was ap-
pointed delegate to Fall District meet-
ing. A Missionary delegation of C.
Armstrong, F. H. Gilroy, S. Carter, A.
J, Helm and R. l.eatherdale was also
named to attend the same gathering,
District visitors, Mesdames Leather -
dale. Rands, Bailey, Bray and Skelton
and Misses Gordon and
Smith. Pastor's
salary was set at $t too. plus $34 00
moving expenses from Fonthill, payable
monthly by cheque. 'rhe question of
Evangelism was discussed but action
deferred until after District meeting,
The new pastor addressed the Bused at
the opening of the meeting as to the re-
lation existing between pastor and
Board and asked the cordial support of
both official and lay members
DIED
MnNAca.—In Grey township, on August 1st
1017 Sarah slartln, widow of the late Jae,
McNair, aged 75 years, 8 months and 7 days,
BNIDEU. In Loudon, on August Ord, 101?. Roy,
youngest son of Thomson and Mrs; 8uldor,
formerly of Brussels, aged 8 years.
BRUSSELS MARKET
Wheat s2 00 62 20
Cate 76 76
POPS 2 25 2 25
Barley 110 110
Butter - - 00 80
Hoge 16 00 10 40 •
Hay 000 7 00
Potatoes per hag - 5 1-0 6 00
Wool ,tonwashed) 00 66
Woo !washed) 68 68
Public Notice
The Special Aseeaament !Rolls- for the Tarn -
berry Street Improyementahave been confirm-
ed by Council. Any ratepayer cony pay the
amount of their assessment any time up to the
25th day of Augu4t, 1017, After that date they
will only be able to pay it /early with interest
at 51.4 per cent per annum or commute at 8 per
cent. . F. S. SCOTT,
Village Clerk, Aruasele.
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the estate of lohn leak-
ier, late of Wiwa'Hill, in the Prov-
ince of Saskatchewan, gentleman,
deceased,
Notice is herebygiven pursuant to "The Ra-
ised
$tntutes of Ota'i' that alt creditors
and others having claims against the estate of
the said John Jackson, ivho died at Brussels,
Ontario, on or about the Eteseath day of
February, A. D„ 7917, are required on or be-
fore the First day of September, A D„ 1017,
to send by post prepaid or deliver 50 Louie
Willianson, one of the Executors of the
last Will and Testament of said decenaed, at
Walton Post Office, Ontario, their Christian
and Surnames addressor and descriptions, the
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July 2nd, 1517, to sir. and Mrs. Walter ga,•d only to the claims of which they shall then
Miller, formerly of Brussela, a son—George have notice, and the a.id Executors will not
Nelson. be liable for the said Besets or anv part there.
of tIRSr accounts and the nature of the scour• O dl
Druggist and Stationer.
MARRIED of to any nevem or persona of whose claim
notice shall not have been received by them at
$LEMMON— Cn0M5Eas.— .45 the Methodist the time of snob distribution.
Parsonage, Ethel, on August 4th, 1917 by Dated at Brussels this 8th day of August,
Rev. J. W. Johnson, Mr, Melvin J. Stein- A. D.1917
Property for rale
Property for sale in the Village of Oranlnrook
belonging to the eststa of the late D 1%seQuar-
mon,.to Miss Elizabeth V„ only daughter LOUIS wILLIAistsON, i r� • For particulars a. to grins and terms np.
of the late 8, and Mrs, Chambers, all at T. Ft. 8A.:Ii80N, Execntore,. Ply to DIBh. JANET MCQUAR'RI2,
-Ethel. Brussels.
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