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TEU.Ri`;DAIr, DEC. 18, 1906.
Woo le going to be the Moeee to lead
the way ter e boom in pur industries and
• the introduotion of soma new ones ? A
good deal of money hae gone oh6 of town
in ebaree and stook° in other parte of the
World and now should be en opportune
time to laved In some paying institution
locally.
THE ahuoeeeion daliea coming into the
possession of the Provincial Government
of this Preview) are counting up very
fast and during tbe past year over a
million dollars bete been received througb
this avenue. It is not as wicked to em
oept the money when in power as in
oppoeilioo evidently.
Two week the Winter Fair and Fat
Stook Show is on at Guelph end is being
largely attended. There is no better
place to reoeive the same knowledge at as
low a mat. ' What with praotioal testa,
pointed addressee and dieoneeione, a thud
of invaluable information ie obtainable.
We wonder hundreds more do not avail
themselves of the opportunity. If a
oommeooement were made there would
be little need of urging as the meetings
are proof enough to satisfy almost any-
body who attends.
HON. SYDNEY Flease introdaoed bis
()old Storage pian to the Dominion
House on Friday and it was apparent.
ly very heartily approved of, Dr. Chia -
balm, M, P., for East Huron, supported
it as ie evideooed by the toilowiog von
deneed report of his epeeob :—Dr. Chia.
holm (Enron) pointed out that a few
scattered cold storage ware•bonsea were
not of mnoh general value ; what ie Deed.
ed is a, continuous chain of cold storage.
Unless the warehouses were established
at terminal pointe and at seaports, for
which appareutly no provision bee been
made, the chain would be incomplete.
However, these might be provided tor,
and no doubt would. The farmere of the
country would resent any attempt to
block the wheals. They were also grati
fled that the Minister was undoubtedly
doing hie beet to prevent the system be
coming a mouoply by whioh they 000ld
be squeezed. Dr. Chisholm spoke if
terms of strong approbation of the pro
poral of the Government, and aesnree
the Premier that an old Scotch termer
in hie coustitoeooy bad authorized him
to eay elf Sir Wilfrid Leerier would onl}
take up the goeetion, and provide cold
storage warehooeee throughout the
oonutry his politioal opponents would
never get him out of office." (Laughter )
Mr, Fisher's plan is to have cold storage
storehouses established and operated at
leading points. A number of epeecbee.
were made by members of the Opposition
aooeoci.::a to a Targe degree the proposed
measure.
LOOKING AHEAD,
To the Editor of Tse Poen:
DEAR Bui,—Who is to be tbe neat
Reeve and Conned ? There is a oom
plaint about high taxes and nothing for
it. We have tried several things but all
seemed to bave failed, except the taxes,
they never oeaee. The temporary foot
bridge answered a good purpose this
Bummer but a more permanent bridge
would give a much bettor appearance to
the town. That will be for the next
Connoil to ooneider. It we cannot have
manufactories, we ehouid now look for
pleasure and we would engem that the
Sporting Committee bay or lease a
suitable piece of land and have it proper.
ly fenced ea a recreation park where
games aonld be held in a proper style
and not have to waste time and oanvate
0o every game. There ie more gate
reoeipte wasted each year than would pay
the interest on a good fence. A part at
the proceeds could be pot into a Mulling
feud to pay instalments or rent on the
grounds, With that arrangement w.
would eek the coming Council to. torn
Victoria park into a pleasure and prom•
evade ground by planting it full of suit
able shade and ornamental trees, planted
in a proper order for driver] and walks.
If thio were done is a very few year..
Brunelle womd have lovely parka tha'
they would be proud of at a small poet
ae with oare it would grow into useful
nese and beauty. Yours,
rRoaaase,
Brussels Council,
The monthly meeting of Bruseele
Oounail was held Monday evening Ord inst.
Present Reeve Heodersoo and Connell.
lora Jones, Beaker and Ballengee.
Minutes of last meeting read and
passed.
A000nnte were preeeoted as tollowe ;—
Dump ground $ 10 00
Peter Tarr, rondo 26 00
Jno. Heffron, wood 5 60
W, Seliere, roads 62 40
Robt. Odver, salary 88 83
A,. B. McDonald, legal 2 00
F'. Soots, re eidewalke ...,. 43 12
lel. Om'
message to Dr. Hodgette 31
Moved by. Jae. Jones, ae000ded by A
Baehr, tbatthe above momenta be paid.
Carried.
The report of Weigh -wader Oliver
fat the month of November Elbowed the
08081908 to be 319 16.
Bylaw No. 4, 1906, was read tbree
timed end paned relative to tbe sidewalk
o0nstrnatioa during the peat Summer
Debentures for 31441.78, (D 44 % to
ems 16 years. $448.21 ul this ie oarried
by the oorporettou for street crossings.
J. E. Madadere and Joe Hunter ap.
peered before the Oounoll aekidg for tree
use of Donnell Chamber for the eake .of
a Ypung Men'e Literary Society. It
Wan granted on motion o£ A. Beaker and
J. Ballantyne;
Oonntii then adjourned to meet on
Dec, Idth as per statute.
John W. Stewart has been appointed
General Manager of the Monarch Lite
Aesuranoe Company of Winnipeg.
train ocameying a number of the
f' A of 13, at S. Shearwater from Van
...ver to Qnebee was run into by soother
tram near Eemloope, B. 0. One man
wee killed and several injured:
Report of the Keeper
of the House of Refuge
Owing to Ube Aot refitting to Homes of
Refuge the total amount trauetered to
the Oounty daring the year on the order
of the County Judge was about 333,000,
Of tbie amoant only Smola part as has
been earned during the year has been
taken into oouelderation in preparing
thio report. This amoant ie $409 00.
16 will be seed that the extra amount
received from this source has materially
red aced the expenditure,
To Jubn Torrance, Inepeotor of
Ioduetrial Farm and Hoose of Refuge
for Chanty of Huron ;
I beg to submit the following report of
crop- grown and work done ou Iuouebrial
Farm during the year, 1906.
Hay 25 tone
Oaee 290 bash
Barley 196
Potatoes 310 "
Ouiooe 60 "
Garden carrots 25 "
Garden beets 20 "
Parsnips 15 "
Turnip215 •'
Marigolds 625 "
Tomatoes 6 i'
Uahbege 150 head
Apples 15 bbl°.
Red raspberries 1100 qts,
2 aoree Sugar beets 397.41 net
aore Corn fodder.
Huge live weight, 3181.33
We painted alt the outside woodwork
on the out•boildiuge also on the older
part of the houee.
We erected 6312 rods of wire fence on
South aide of etde•road.
A11 of which is most respectfully sub-
mitted, D, Flumes, Keeper.
Report of the Inspector
of the House of Refuge
The following reports were submitted
to the Co. Uuonail last week.
To the Warden and Council of the
County of Huron ;
GENTLENESS :—The Inepeotor of the
House of Industry and Refuge of the
County of Huron reepeotlnlly presents
the followingaside report f
p or the year
ending 30th Novemoer, 1906.
Total onmber of iumatee admitted
since opening of Hoare 827
Number of inmates on let of Deo,
1905 91
Number admitted for first time dor.
mg year 20
Number re admitted after absence., 2
Number born in Homme during year 0
Number of deaths daring the year 14
Number absconded during the year 1
Number discharged during 1ue year 10
Number of iumatee ou 1st of Deoem•
uer, 1906 90
Number of males 64
Number of females 36
Admitted during year from several muni•
u,pelitiee ae follows :—
Townships, MoKutop, 1 ; Goderiob town
ship, 1 ; Howlett, 1 ; Uebourne, 1 ;
Hallett, 1 ; Stephen, 2 ; West Wawa•
nosh, 1; A.ebfield, 1 ; Tuokeremith,
2.
Towne and villages, Olintoo, 51 Seaforth,
1 ; Wingbam, 1 ; Exeter. 1 ; Gale
rich, 3.
Nationality of inmates' admitted during ,
the year, Boutlaud, 2 ; Ireland, 3 ;
Euglaud, 7 ; Canada, 8.
Number of days' board of in
mates 88454
Number of days' board Keeper's
family and help 888
Average number of inmalea dor
ing the year 91.6
Average number with Keeeper's
family and help added 94
Totel expenditure on House and
Farm 35997 49
Add value of provisions and fuel
on head Deo., 1906 1640 27
To:alexpenditure........ 37637 76
Deduct permanent Improvement
and capital aaoonote 3 408 91
Produce Bold during 1906 410 76
Proviaioue, produce, new o othiug
and fuel cu baud let Deem
ber,I906, as per inventory,.., 2094 90
Unexpired Insurance 125 00
Received from paying inmates528 00
Other receipts 49 00
33611 57
Amount expended for support
of inmates 3 3926 11
Average expense per iumate
per day ,.... 11
Average weekly expenditure
per inmate 82a
The expenditure on House and Farm
aa00nnt to 68 loilowe ;—
Capital aeoouot. ...........3 868 96
Permanent imptovemenle 34 95
Hired help, house and farm187 08
Stook and improvements 335 00
Salaries—Inepeotor, Keeper and
Matron.. 718 76
Physician's salary and ap
pliauoee 245 46
Repairs to building and furniture 146 99
Provieione and clothing 2549 21.
Fuel and light . 1146 05
Books, postage and stationery20 80
Taking iumatee to Aeylotn.... 17 76
fumdeutal expaneee 96 69
Sundry ao0o0ute for farm -180 85
Total 36997 49
Joan TOanANort, Ioepe0t0r.
Clinton.
The apple evaporator closed last weep
working mp nearly 20,000 bnehele of
apples,
Harvey Davis and Alex Mitchell have
a lease of the Skating Riak, and are
fitting it up for the Winter, 0. H. Car.
ter will have charge of it.
B. S. Cooper le building a neat out.
gide porch et the Poet Office, whioh will
make it more comfortable 112 the lobby,
and also for the emp oyeee.
The 18th of January next will be the
86th anniversary of the opening of the
Oddfellowe' Lodge in Olinton, and it is
iutended to observe the 000aeion by a
pablle gatberiog of some sort,
Carman Hall, Who is employed lo the
Sovereign Sank, 'hurt a couple of One
Engere rather eeverely. He wee helping
to move an iron bet in the new building
When he gat hie litigate nipped,
torstionsmecotootavattoortata
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ThApieai
Is Ti ou
THE HOSPITAL FOR
or sr SICK CHILDREN
Gar it Cares for lavary Sick t'hil
loo 011(111'10 WI1080 Parents
Oannot Afford to Pay
for Treatment
sir Sr Of
The Hospital fur Siok Children, Collet,
street, Toronto, appeals to fathom end
mothers of Ontario for funds to maiutein
------ the thou.aud sick
children that it
nurses within its
walls every year..
The Hoopita] i
not a local Mediu
tion—but i'rrvin
Bial. The eiek
child Ir un, any
place in On tent
who mat elated to
pay bus the thine
privileges as the
S.—a:a.'--..—. child living in Tor
"nAPPY eight MIN onto and is treated
DOLT„ free.
The Hospital hal last year is its bad.
end cots 808 patients -391 of these were
from 231 places outside of Toronto. The
cost is
1.37 Sts.
per pa-
tient per
day, and
there
were 133
sick lit-
tle ones
a day in
tho Hos-
pital.z
Since — -•--
its then -
Since Plernnit HOOKS, JL:ST
d a ti On autumn..
the Beepital has treated 12,120 children.
About 8,500 of these wero unable to pay
and were treated free.
Your money
can put gol•
den hinges
on the door
of the
Hospital's
moray.
Every•
body's dollar
may bo the
Friend i n
Need to
Somebody's
child.
Your dollar may bo a door of hope to
somebody's child. The Hospital pays out
dividends of health and happiness to suf.
fe ing childhood on
every dollar that is
paid by friends of
little children.
If you know of
any child in your
neighborhood who
is tack or crippled
or has club feet
send the parent's
name to the Hos- Two CMOS 1OOT °neEe
pital. na PLASTER
See what oan be dons for olub•foot chil-
dren. There were 36 like cases last year
and hundreds in 31 years.
SERVING nRoAKFda'r.
rrrORE AFTER
Please tend contributions to J. Rees
Robertson, Chairman, or to Douglas David-
son, Sec.-Treas., of the Hospital for Siek
Children, College Street, Toronto.
The Pubiio School Trueteee who re•
tire at the end of the year by expiring of
term are John Shaw er., St. John's
ward ; 0, B. Hale, St: George's ; F. R.
Hodgene, Bt. Jamee. Mr, Shaw 'being
away from town, some one will have to
be elected in hie place.
(A oderia lt.
Rev. Joseph Elliott will be a candidate
for the mayority at the ensiling election.
Mise Tens Gundry has returned from
La Oroeee, Wie„ where ehe was matron
of the Lutheran hospital.
Mies Viotorie Miners, who is attend.
ing the Model Bebop' here, was called
to her home at Exeter by the sudden
death of ber mother.
The choir of North street Methodist
church, under the leadership of Roy
Adams, are preparing the beautiful
Uhriehmag cantata "The Holy Ohild,"
which will be produced about the 18th or
200.
The members of the hospital hoard
are :—President, Judge Doyle, and
Judge Holt, Crown Attorney Seeger,
D. McDonald, Rev. Joe. Ellett, 0. A.
Nairn, James Molptoeh. and B. E.
Bodeen°.
The empioyeee of the elevator congre-
gated at the Huron Hotel on Tuesday
evening of iaet week and presented the
proprietor, N. J. Morrieeey, with a heed
some diamond tie pin ae s mark of their
esteem ter him,
The trees on the Holmes and the War.
nook lots, now owned by the 0. T. R.,
are being out down, and as the two
dwellings are shortly to be moved, a few
'nab will see the foundation for the
G. T. R. freight abed being put
There was a large attendenoe at the
County Treaeurer'e gale of lands for
WWI at bre office on Tuesday afternoon,
of last week, All the lands were sold and
very few, if any, of the lots were divided,
showing Chet there wail not moots compo.
ti bion.
Another important etep in the in.
dnetriel progress of 0oderioh is fore.
ebadowed in the conditional gale of
tbo plant of the Goderiob Engine &
Bagels 0o., Ltd,, to the Rogers mann
factoring 0o,, of Toronto. It ie pro.
poeed to earry on, in addition to a
general foundry and meettine business,
•
the mgoubaot-ure of a patent jeernel•
box for railway .oare, for whioh there
is eapeoted to be a very largo and inn
mediate demand in Oanada.
The housekeeper of the hospital,
Mrs, Dias, had the misfortune to
break her gem 00 Tuesday morning of
leek weak by slipping ou the etepe. She
ie tieing eseieted by Mrs, Williams, the
wife of the injured man in the hospital,
in her work until elm reoovers the use
of her arm,
The Goderioh Amateur Minstrel Com
patty sleeted o6ioere as foliates t—Preei.
dent, Walter Kelly ; Vioe•Preaident, Jos.
Pigott; Manager, Lionel Pereoaa;
Secretary treasurer, Harry Sturdy ;
$xeentive Oommittee, Dr, Waiter
Turnbull and Fred. Brophey. The in
tendon of the company is to put ea a
minetrel show about the 10th of Jen
may.
Doubled. Up With Cramps
Stomach feels like an interum maohine
and you want relief mighty quick
Nothing does the work half eo soon au
Poleon'e Narvili:e. Why it kills the
pain inata0tly. If y oar bottle ie empty
get another to day. Nervitine keepe the
doctor bill smell beoauee it aures little
ills before they grow big, Nothing for
indigestion, heartburn and cramps like
Poison's Nervihne. Large bottles for
25o,
alio esrme.
The pupils and teaoher of S. S. No. 6,
will give an "At Home" to their parents
and friends at their Sohool Friday after.
noon, Deo. 21, at 2 o'olook,
ScsooL REPonn.—Report of S. S. No, 6,
Morrie for Novemuer.—Br. IV—Viva
Bowman, 653 ; Frank Bryaos, 219. Jr,
IV—Tape Yotll, 645 ; Margie Yule, 500.
Sr. III—Ethel Sellers, 487. Jr, IlI—
Mabel Bone, 522 ; Russel Currie, 440 ;.
Harvey B°odereou, 215 ; Roy Sellars.
Sr. II—Russel Bone, 467 ; John Riley,
431. Jr. II—Bedie Riley, 675 ; Lila
Wilkinson, 382. Jr, Pt. II—Harold Cur -
tie, 680 ; Ward Sel•ars, 177. Jr. Et. I.—
John Yuill, 889 ; Oharlie Seller°, 305 ;
Irene Wilkinson, 295. 0. Mumma,
Teaoh Or.
BABY'S BIRTH
A TRYING ME:
Rade Easy if the Mother Prepares Her
System with a Bracing Treatment
of b'errozone.
Women immediately experience a real
gain in power and strength from using
Ferrozone. It ie a true nerve and blood
tonin and effeote permanent aures no.
paralleled in the history of medicine.
Ferrozone eupplee thei essentials of life
that are exhausted by over work, worry
indigeetiou or high living. It contains
joet what every run down woman and
girl requires. By instilling new strength
Into the blood, Ferrozone benefits the
whole body. Digestion improves, the
eye sparkles, the oheeke glow with girlish
beauty. Normal powers are restored to
the generative organa, the nerves are
re•oharged with energy, proving that
direct benefit is resulting from Ferrozoue.
There is no greater boon to 'offering
women than Ferrozone. It Ells the
system with the snap and fire of youth,
Wilda op firm tissue, rouuds out the
form until perfeot womanhood and
vigorous health is attained. Ferrozone
ie the one safe tooio for ladies to use, be -
canoe it'oontaine no eloohol or dangerous
drugs. Growing girls, young women,
expectant mothere— every female will
derive unquestionable benefit from this
grand restorative. Prepared only in
tablet form, 60o. for a box of fifty tablets,
or six boxes for 32.60, at all dealers,
UY
NOW
FOR CHRISTMAS
Whet' we roundel early shopping we
aremindlul of your interest as well as
our own. Our stock is complete and
larger this season than ever.
JEWELLERY -
the very latest and beet in Rings, Brace -
late, Pearl Set Brooches and Pins, Lock-
ets and Necklets, Ladies' and Gents'
Chains, Cuff Linke, &c., &o.
WATCHES.
CLOCKS
DIAMONDS
EBONY GOODS
•STIRLING SILVER
bur GLASS
PIPES,
VIOLINS, &o.
And everything that is found in 'an up -
to -dote Jewelery Stare. Yon •oan buy
here at the Closest Prides. The quality
of our goods ie uueurpaseed. Our guar-
antee is of value to yeti. We invite your
inspection,
H. L, . JACKSON
•-JEWELLER. '
Il,. Winter 'rum
xm
ON.THE
Bi7SIN] 1SS
�lli,
ham
COLTJLiq'E
(affiliated with Gunton Business
College,
OPENS JANIZARY 2ND
This is the mret modern, thnto'iab
andsuooeneful hint intlnn of lin kind
In Ontario. Remnant waif of leach-
ers; unexcelled egtipmeut ; large
atteudanee ; actual 000leees eb•fni•
.During November are bad 2o -dioses
as mnuy onus from 10atiing oone.•11)0
for Itookltoepore, etenographore
and Telegraphere an we bud ,gruda-
atet to egad.
Enter any, rima.•
IndhV1dualto0trletIon. •
Our baudeomo Christmas Dates
Memo embleoa on app lteuttou.
r .BO. SPOTTO� i
�, Principal
•
By -Alae No. 258
OF PHA'
Trow ship of Gay
,9 By -Law to Prohibit the Sale
of Liquor in the Tozvnship
of Grey, in the County of
Huron.
The Municipal Council of the Town-
ship of Grey hereby enacts an follows
1. --That the s•tle by retail of spirit -
noes, fermented. 00 other manufaotured
liquors is end shall be prohibited in Ivory
tavern, inn or other place of public enter_
taint -tient in the said Municipality, and
the sale thereof, except by wholesale, is
and shall be prohibited in every . hop or
place i0 the said Muoioipality other than
w '0000 of public entertainment.
2—'That the v
to f the electors of the
said Townehip of Grey will be taken on
the By-law by the Deputy Returning
Officers hereinafter named on MONDAY,
THE SEVENTH DAY OF JANUARY,
One Thousand Nine Hundred and Sev n,
oommenoing at nine o'olook in the fore-
noon and continuing until five o'clock - in
the afternoon of the same clay, at the
nudermentioned places ; that is to say :—
Polling Hub -Division No. 1 a. School
House, S. S. No, 4, John MoEwao, D.
10. O. -
Polling Sub -Division Nn, 2 at School
House, S. S. No. 1, William Work, D.
R. 0.
Polling Sub -Division No, 8 at School
House, S. S. No, 2, Oliver Turnbull,
D.It. 0.
Polling Sob -Division No. 4 at Sohool
House S. S. No. 9, Neil, McNair, D. R.
O.
Polling Sob -Division No. 5, at Town-
ship Hall, Ethel, Conrad Bernath, D. R.
Polling Soh -Dive -ion No. 6 at Salmi
House, S. S. No. 5, Amos Smith. D. 10.
0. -
Polling Sub -Division No. 7 at Forest-
ers' Hall, Oraub,00h, Allan Cameron, D.
R. 0.
3,—That on Saturday, the Twenty
Ninth day of December A. D. 1903, at
the Clerk':. OR.•e fu the Village of Ethel,
in the said Township of Grey, at the
hour of ten o'clock in the foren on, the
Reeve of the said Township of Grey,
shall appoint in writing, signed by him-
self, two persona to attend at the filial
summing up of the votes by the Clerk.
and one person to attend at each polling
plane ou behalf of the persona interested
in and desirous of promoting the passing
of this By-law, and a like number on
behalf of the persons interested in and
desirous of opposing the passing of this
By-law.
4.—That the Clerk of the said Muui-
oipal Council of tbe said Township of
Grey shall attend at the said Cleric's
Office, in the Village of Ethel at the
hour of two o'clock in the afternoon of
Tuesday, the Eighth day of January,
A. D., 1907, to cum up the number of
votes given for and against this By-
law.
6—Thio By-law shall Dome into opera-
tion, and be of full force and effect on and
after the first day of May next, after the
final passing thereof.
Dated at the Connoil Chamber in the
Township(Sigof Grey, this
190 day
of ned)
[L. S] Reeve..
NOTICE.
Take notice that the above is a true
copy of a proposed By-law whioh has
been taken into consideration by the
Municipal Council of the Tewnehip of
Gray and which will be finally passed by
the said Council in the event of the
assent of the electors being obtained
thereto, as provided by the Elector
Lioonse Actafter one month from the
publication thereof in Tae Bnuesni,s
Porn newspaper, the date of which
publication was Thursday, the Thirteenth
day of December, A. D., 1906 and at the
hour, day and pintas therein fixed for
inking the votes,of the electors, the polls
will be held,
(Signed)
[L. S.] Join 1tloINTosa, Clerk.
Judicial wale of Property
Situate in the Township of Grey. lb the
• Connie, nf- Heron at one time oo-
cupied liy Donald McNichol, cem-
ent to the final order for sale 'merle
in' the notion of TEE MUTUAL LIFn
AaeURANOE f mMPANY OF CANADA vs.
DoxitrD 110Nronon eb al,
There Will he Offered •'for sale with the ap-
prohntinn 01000 Pleat' Master nt (001110, n.t
the American Hotel in the.Village of'B'ru-,
nein nt eleven o'clock in the f"rennoe, on
RATilart)Y,'L'ITFI 22v U DAYOF Dlef'7tM••
RAM ,1808 :—Alt and there eertaln
parcels or tracts of land and prem•000 situ-
ate, lvlue and being in the Townshipof
Grey, in the Ominty of Hu,ron'and P•ovuie
0101tnrto, eon tainin a• tngetber•ono hnn,lro 1
nnrea beh,geomponwl of: Plretly_ the Wait
'Half of Ln N0,26 in ,,the 4th Coueeeainn of
the said Tow' elfip of (irey:enfitnlning 00
acres more or lees, uud 800ond10'. theanrtb
Nall of Lot No 26 In the Pb Onneeeeion of
the Raid Town slllb, enu tai nip g Nacre,' elm,.
nr leas hu tbe Went Baty or Lot No 28
there is a gond bank barn with Moue stab.
line 401(60 'eel), also e wooden bowie, 1;' fah'
oendit'no,gond well, fairly well 'feno011 n1r
t1ie hart there is about 40 acres • at for aelti
vation, the balance is artly. e10' red •1,111
'mall On the North Half of tot No, 50
thele are 0d buildings ;about 10' Roren aro
at or. cultivation and the balance be partly
cleared ; 1. ie 'atrly well folioed The peep.
may in'ai'nato in a gond farming dietriot end,
e about 6 mil a from Brun'ele end 8 ratios
from Ethel, whore there are good markets•
school within 1A miles The Neil in a light'
clay loam, Nash parcel will drat bo offered
for nolo esparately and then both parcels
will be offered for sale together neon par-
tial will he offered for tale' subject to.a re•
served bid and also the whole property in
the o.me way, 'I'lle reserved bide hove been
fixerl by the nnid Master The purchaser or
'1'urebneern shell pity Ten per • Dent, of the
t'u'rban money at the time of the sale to
the Vendors or their Solieitor0 and the bal-
tame thereof shall be paid at the expiration
of thirty dayn-lydm the date 61 snob sale,
together with interest thereon at the rate
of five per Dont per annum
The
The Vendorswin only be required totar-
nish a ilepletrar's abotraot of title atul 1.0
predu0e iamb deeds or Older; thereof or.
I flail
evidence
title
as ere
berme n 1 condi,
tinea of ogle 001131 be the standing conditions
01 the 'Deb ('ourb of Juatlee, Norther par.
Caldera nay be bad 0 applying to Makkah
le Brite, 'oilcloth' eoiloitere, Trod»
', Out,,,
or to 1, 8. Om en, Anetlonser. Ornemmia, or
J, 3, A. WEIR,
22-8 L'ooal Ma0ter et Marlin,
•
•
1 f You
Want a Suit
to look right, to feel right, to BE right, it's
imperative that you have it made by a tailor
—for YOU.
If you would like to pick a suit from a really
new, stylish pile of materials come here.
That's an invitation.
We will give yon all the style thele is going,
all the neat dressiness that distinguishes THE
IVORY. ON .THE TAYLOR }PILO KNOWS.
WELL 101AD13 (.'LOTHINS FOR WELL DRESSED
LIEN. . . NEVER Too BUSY TO snow YOU
WHAT YOU WISH TO SEE.
t'Do not forget the Special Price Sale for
two weeks. Call in and see what we
are offering.
FEUSO &RO3S
MSE
in the Interests of
ti
will be held in the
Municipality of Grey
as Follows :
Polling Sub -division No; 1—Monday, Dec. 17th, at Bry-
an's School House, Speakers, Rev. Messrs. Burnett
and McRae, - —At Smith's School House, Thursday, Dec. 2oth. -
Speakers, Reeds. Messrs. MacNab and Powell,
Division No.•2—Wednesday, Dec. 19th, at Shine's School
House. Speakers; Mr. Thos. Strachan and Rev,
'Mr. Arnistron.,o'.
•Division No. 3—Thursday,, Dec. 2oth, at Turnbull's
School' House. Speakers, Revds, Messrs. Wishart
• and Arnistrolig. • .
•
Division No. 4—;•SundaY 3 , Dec. 2 3rd1 -at .Bethel Church.
Speakers;, Rev. Mk. ,McRae and others.
—Thursday, Dec.` 27th,, at Union Church. Speakers,
. Revels, Messrs. Bond and Powell, •
.Division No. 5—Wednesday, Jan: 2nd, at Township Hall,'
Ethel,' ' Sp'eakers, Rev, Mi-., Wishart and others. •
Division 'No. '6 -Monday `
• House. S }., Dec. 31st, at Duke's Scliool
Speakers, Rev: Mr, Burnett and others.
Division No. ' 7—Thursday, Jan,rel, at Presbyterian
Church, C;ranbrook, Speakers,
Y
s, Rev. 1VIr. MacNab
and others.
Meeti>ro
will g Commence at 7.30 p. sail. .
Silver Collection will be taken at Each Defray Ex-Jtfeeting to
• e
f y Expenses of Campaign.
(Vote
f r O. the Local _.
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By Order of committee.