The Brussels Post, 1910-2-17, Page 477777
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PliNGER0113 DANDRUFF
IY4 PreelfOot, M4 P, P.,
eq the Budget,
W. Proodtoot (Cent(e id emit) 1(1110311.
p13. the Government clod the Conserve.
tive speakers for Wring note themeelyee
eredit for the prosperity for tyllich
' Providence aloue wes responsible,
The menther for Centre Huren found
fault with the Government's policy in
giving grants to eesist in tend constrac.
Lion, end nrged that the desired resell-,
the construction of e system of good
refelg oyer the Proviece-would be
Nought herwer if the Government would
take certain roads aild construct them
-upon regular piens.
The stemless of the Attorney.Gen-
eral's Department le tollosving up the
preSeentions 02 1(133 corn Mins Started by
the Crown Attorney of Toronto was
made the subject Metter of en able
criticism by Mr. Proudfoot.
Passing on to a critimsm of the school
book contracts Mr. Proudfoot said it
was quite evident they were a "bargain
tr. store job lot,''
) "The books are peblished by a deptut
; meetal stem and sent out by a depart-
•, mental store. The Manitoba Govern-
' merit refused to grant a contract under
similar conditions."
i "And.lt wouldn't be so bad," con-
tinued Mr. Proudfoot, "if 'the books
'ere any good Take the primer; in
ver forty schools in my riding they
'imelit them and threw them away."
.,--sy -iz the mat-er with them ?"
a number of Conservatives.
\ T.',,1llichers eav they are no good,"
1.
'Add Mr. Proudfool.
' ""'7er Provinces have asked us to
ehem to get similar books." added
e
more than one inspector say
/' asked Mr. Musgrove (North
iron)
'The Gotternment ouglit to be able
,-"S to tell that," rejoined. Mr. MeDougal
/ (East Ottawa).
l' "I may tell the hon. gentleman," said
Premier Whitney, rising, "that the
Goverriment does not know of one in-
stfeeia who has condenined the book.
arid I may say further that another
Province of this Dominion intends to
.... shortly publish a set of books based
PR, upon ours, Willi Et view to obtaining
, ',similar prices."
.51r-Pioudfoo1 persisted in bis criti-
eine of the books, "It is true that they
gob the booke cheaply but they do not
Fee" say what tuey paid in preparing the
matter and getting- the plates."
Expressing bis approval of the scheme
to secure cheap power rot the people of
the Province, Mr. Proudfoot reiterated
the oriticisms of other Liberal members
. -directed against the elause wnich allows
the electric commission power to take a
I right of wav over a farmer's land with-
, out. giving him the right to take his case
torthe courts. .
d'ine- t(reThe opposition to the
sroject, Mr. Proudinot said it
confined to "Grit politicians."
cal friends of the Minister of
London were opposing it.
graged by the leader of the
Jpposition during the election care-
-e'paigu," observed Hon. Mr:'Blake.
"The hon. gentleman doesn't know
what he is talking about," declared
Jinn. Mr. IVIacKay.
i* "Let me say this," stated Inc Prem-
ier, rising, "that the leader of the Op-
position and certain of his triends were
\lying awake at nights trying to find
some way to block the project of cheap
\ power for the people."
, C. R em
icKeowu moved the adjourn
' ment.
Among the bills introduced was
that of Mr. Proudfoot (Huron) repealing
-the three-fifthslocal option clause. ,
ensier,
' w
• roneerva e members pressed
roudtoot to say what, was wrong
(he primer, "Have you read it ?"
4 I J . W. Johnson (Hastings).
have it here," retorted Mr. Proud -
be said that sus 10 -
said the primers were no
ifillatiWISINIPEti LETTER.
te Publicity and plans for Spring work
afe two highly interesting subjects in
ithe West now.
' All parts of the West feel the need of
a greater measure of publicity. By
erneans of Dominion Govern/tient. pro-
"Ivincial, municipal and railway publicity
ibrireaus, a deal has been done to place
the enormous resources of Western Can-
ada before the people ot the world and
y these means a far wider knowledge
, ef the country's capabilities than here-
tofore obtained has been placed before
the public outside of Canada. It is
lotown by ten people to -day where one
new it a few years ago, that Western
'iseada is a place of amazing natural
"told) ; that eel, a very small portion
'this wealth has been developed ; that
inconsiderable part has produced
that proportionate
will.follotv further development
arCanaela out of it all, is bound
be great4coentry.
Nommen' WOATH WHILE
'l'o the end that many more people of
ether parts may know of the great op-
pertunities that ode) in the West for
1101, lehot and enterprise, there will
de52 of money spent in *9 10. Win -
is about to reorganize her Devel-
e t and Iedustrial Boreau on a large
0. Interegt in Winnipeg and the
est hag 1 ticreattecl so fast that the
teats WaS obligetl to take larger of-
leet Spring and now it ig prbposed
.dike a whole floor in one of the big
,eity blocks and establish tt permanent
expolfitiOn of Witsnipeg menufactures
which will he supplemented by exhibits
of, the natural prodects arid resources of
lie itehole West, In pert, this will be
to asgist in Securing more incluS-
fee Winnipeg.
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WONDENItTL, INTMSTAIAL OttoWTH
In its indoetrial growth, as iu other
thinge, W4in5ipeg bag reeds Inarvelloes
progineg, Industrial statigtics show
Winnipeg ag the fourth city In Canada,
With an annual output of
home merle goods Valued at $2 ,000moo,
d nu industrial gain of 300J507 cent
se years. Some arise c tring the
eat year, the first MS dation of
from the 6o,000 hersepo et' plant
X, Pedenr., the great Frenell 511)'-
0001113*of Peels, once seid ; "I believe
350 eleill one day rid the woild of ell
disease ceased by genes."
Dandruff le eatned by germs, a feet
accepted by all physicians.
Dandruff ie the root of all hair evile.
If It were uot for the little destetictiye
germs ivezking with a persistency
worthy of s better calete, there would
be no bahleess.
Petri/gall Sage will kill the dandruff
geruis and rernove dandruff in two
weeks or tnoney bilek.
Sautes Fox guatanteeS It. 10 Will
stop itehing ecalp, falling hair ana
melte the ham grow thick and abund-
ant.
It pets life and Instre into the hair
and prevente it, from turning gray.
It el the hair dressing par excellen-
ce, daintily perfemed and free from
greeee stickiness. It is the favorite
with women Of taste and culture who
bknar. the social value Of fascinating
A large bottle costs only 50 cents
at leading druggists everywhere, and
in Brussels by Jas, Fox. The girl
With the auburn hair is on every
package,
the city is buildieg on the Winnipeg
River, is expected to be completed and
the civic government and business men
are taking steps to absorb as much as
possible of the municipal power when
it ehall be reedy for distribution. • Fixed
assessment for a term Of years, favor-
ably adjusted taxes, ..cheep power, water
and light are among the tnducernents
that Winnipeg will offer for the loca-
tion of new industries in this city,
Greater publicity and the proposed per
manent exposition of products are ex-
pected to give material aid to the city's
industrial and business growth,
OTHER PARTS NOT LAGGING
A big publicity campaign for Alberta
is to be launehed, too A provincial
publicity bureau has been established
et Edmonton and a sum approximating
halt a million dollars wilt be expended
in securing publicity for the province of
Alberta. Regina, Saskatchewan, has
started a movement for wider spread of
facts concerning the city and proyioce,
and ,his movement is to be directed to-
ward the accomplishment of a Greater
Saskatchewan. Altogether, a Greater
West and a Greater Canada are the
points aimed fa by the enlarged publicity
movements of the West.
RAILROADS TO BUILD HEAVILY
January. 193 1, will see the West in
possesston ot enlarged railway facilities.
Besides the steady progress made by
the Grand Trunk Pacific is tying the
continental band of steel, the Canadian
Northern has a big plan of progress
mapped out for the coming season. Al.
together the C. N. 12, purposes to put
down Soo miles of new track this year.
A chief part of this will be doue in ex-
tending the C. N. R. line from Edtnon.
ton West to the British Columbia bound-
ary to be ready to meet the track
which will he laid in B. C. to carry out
the big plans of the C. N. R. in that
province under the agreement recently
made between the C. N. R. management
and the McBride Govern Meat. Besides
this important work the company will
spend a large sum on (Ile Winnipeg -
Prince Albert line. Other points upon
which the energies of the company will
be concentrated are the Vegerville•Cal-
gory line and the Camrose-Stratticona
cut-off.
WONDERFUL WINTER WEATHER
Throughout the West the Winter has
been generally mild and warm. Recent-
ly the weather has been SO continuously
warm that farmers have been moved to
Spring activities long before the usual
time. Heavy shipments of farm ma-
chinery are being rushed into the West
to be in readiness for .what promises to
be a phenomenally early Spring. A live
grasseopper, green grass and vetches in
blossom are some of the signs 10 South.
ern Alberta, and about Winnipeg the
weather has been so warm that the
park bears were disturbed in their ' Win.
cer's sleep and awoke to fiud the ther-
mometer marking 48 above zero and the
sun shining warm and bright.
Interesting letter from a
former Brusselite.
DEAR !VTR. KERR -.YOU Will no doubt
be surprised to hear from me now. I
intended writing before but between my
duties and the rush of time (you know
we are ahead of you people even if our
timepieces have to take a move back) I
have delayed till the preseut time.
Even now I am .not sure whether I
have much news that would interest you
or not. We are in the midst of Winter
and as I look out the window I can see
the prairie grass up above the snow.
So 301: see that onr supply of snow is
very limited, in feet only a mere
sprinkle. I see sin odd sleigh or cutter,
which ever name you may prefer, for as
to myself I fail in naming the vehicle.
Some are like stone boats with the box
of an old buggy fastened to it and in
this the people skim over badger and
gopher holes as if it were the best buggy
or eutter from D. Swan's rectory.
'rile weather So far has been fine. At
times we have had cold snaps which
have lasted for about a week and the
therniometer has registered about 380
below,as ourmoldest. Back home we
used to lough when we heard people
saying that in the West you didn't feel
the gold Mit I have iOnnd out that there
15 a tot of truth in it. one Sunday
droire 40 miles and when 1 got home
found that the thermometer registered
32 0 below and was surprised. In all
my driving here, and generally I , aver-
age 75 miles or more -a week, I have
only had an ear frozen. The stilt during
the day thee now 111 00 warm that one
coeld hardly sit in it but of Cotirse the
air eets colder in the evening. Our
chief weather SO farbas been wind. I
don't know whether it all reached you
people or not but 1 da know that 12 11
kept up the Milne rate at which it paesed
me it ,shotild have got to you very cntlek.
ly, Two weeks ago we had our worst
Wind storm, It carne 315 0025 rapidly
OWES
HER
LIFE T
Lydia Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Vieiwa W. Va.- "I feel that I owe
the last ten year of my life to Lydia
Pinkham's Vega -
table Compound.
Eleven years ago
was a walk -lug
shadow. I had been
under the doctor's
carebutgotnorelief.
My husband per-
euaded me to try
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com-
pound anclitworked
like a charm. It re-
lieved all my pains
and misery. I advise all suffering
women to take Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound," -Mae. EMMA
WirEammr, Vienna, W. Va.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound, made from native roots and
herbs, contains no narcotics or harm-
ful drugs, and to -day holds the record
for the largest number of actual cures
of female diseases a any similar medi-
cine in the country, and thousands of
Voluntary testimonials are on file in
the Pinkham laboratory at Lynn,
Kass., from women who have been
cured from almost every form of
female complaints, inflaransation, ul-
ceration,displacements,fibrold tumors,
irregularities,.periodic pains, backache,
indigestion and nervous prostration.
Every such sufferingwoman owes it to
herself to give Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound a triaL
If you would like sPecial advice
about your ease write a confiden-
tial letter to Mrs. Pinkham, at
Lynn, Mass. Her advice is free,
and always helpfuL
about 9 30 p and in the morning
when I went to my stable I found that
the wind had slid it two feet along the
prairie. At MacLeod it blew three box-
cars off the track and delayed trains four
hours. It was my first experience of a
good "blow". Last Sunday was very
windy also, so much so that I rode is
miles sitting in the bottom of the huggv
with my feet under the seat. Some of
those who know me might think it was
impo.sible but I would say I have a Mc
Laughlin buggy and they are supposed
io have all kind, of conveniences.
Parkland Mission is about 70 miles
South of Calgary and on the Calgary
an'd MacLeod 'briinch of the C. P. R
We are about 40 miles due East of the
Rockies and only about 8 miles from the
Porcupine hills. Parkland iteelf is one
ot those Western towns which spring up
in a night. Last May only 2 places ot
business, a general store and blacksmith
shop could be found. Now there ere 22
business places besides a number of
residences. Don't laugh at that word
residence. • There are 4 points on the
Mission, namely, Parkland, Lawrence.
Broadway and Sun Prairie, and the cir
cult comprises about 42 nines. The
first two and the last of these are thriv-
ing appointments. Broadway is almost
entirely belonging to the Disciple
Church but desire Methodist eervice.
At Sun Prairie they have continued
S. S. all Winter and the interest
is good. . The other points
are beginning to/ie.:men again now. I
miss the Brussels S. S. so much as out
hare it is not very often I have the
opportunity of attending. At Parkland
the work is particularly prosperoes.
Since I came here they have built a
house and stable for the actommodation
of myself and borse. The house is 14 x
20 feet with an upstairs. It is quite
comfortable being double linarded,
double papered, lathed and plastered
Father came down from High River
and plastered it for me. I have one of
the Kincardine "Perlor Cook" inovee
which keeps the house comfortable, ex-
cept when the wind is very strong and
then I think sometimes it niust be near)',
boiling point. The stable is large
enough for a horse, buggy and lots of
hay and oats.
Of course I must tell you I am belch-
ing it, so 17 you can recall ally good
recipes, why send them along and I will
be very much obliged. There have been
a few in for meals and they seemed to
enjoy themselves very much, so don't
be afraid 10 9)1111 me only don't bring too
many friends as my stock of dishes is
comparatively low. The Ladles' Aid
has ordered a full set but have not ar-
rived as yet. I have ordered a quantity
of honey from G. A. Deadman. Now I
CURED AT SEVENTY-FOUR
Little Didesters are a Great Help
to Hr. John F. Becker
The weight of years very often brings
with it a still heavier burden, that of
Indigestion or some form of Stomach
Trouble.
Then "Little Digesters" come to the
rescue -if you give them a chance, as
did Mr. Becker. Here is Ms letter tell-
ing what they did for him:
"New Dundee, Nov. 10, 1909,
To Trig COLEMAN MEDICINE CO.
Dear Sirs, -
2 was for a long time troubled with
bloating after meals, and my tongue
was always coated, Seeing the "Little
Digesters" advertised I bought a box,
and they took all that trouble away,
but I thought one box would not be
enough, so I sent to you for more. They
are a great help to my body.
Yours truly,
JOHN P. BECKER.
Excuse my writing with peed', being
an. old man of 74,4,
"Little Digesters" aid the feeble
stomach to digest the food perfeetly.
This means that you can enjoy every
meal, and got the strength out of what
you eat, if you take a "Little Digester"
afterwards.
250, at yottr druggists or by mail from
,
Colemen Medicine Coq Toronto. .36
don't went you to thilik'lliet Nee hsve 110
sweetness out here-fer we Wive both
heney nod ”titeleye"eltiletteli ; tney SOY
Ono is so (1047 or tether eeeelisive itud
the oilier uot for stile at any price, but
with Me. Deadmen's 'help 1 rimy pull
Ihroegh tee rest of the Wintets--alone.
Early in the Whiter we orgattized a
Denatieg Societe and hold our debates
every seeood Wolnesdav. We have to
membership of gime t 55 and some Of
these West o u b,eh11Jdns u'otild hove sm.
prised you if Yon told heel d them debat-
ing a few weeks nee au "Ifi timrvittge
teen re." Coe seid to me eitel wards
Mot -Resolved that trying lo get Mar-
i lied is a failere" would make a good
snbject for debate, '
We Also organized A 0.111011 Endeavor
and Alerted off with 36 nienlburs.
Well 1 will close for this time, but will
write more about the cettritrY again
notice by TIM POST thet there Are a
• number of changes taking place in the
old burg.
Wishing you contineed success in
in your labor and fur the S. S. I am,
Yoers sincerele.
a 2), AINLAV. I
P. S. --This. with ne as wite roil, is
Prayer meeting night. Choir prectice
Friday night.
Parkland Alta., Feb. 2, tele.
Te Cure Sniffling Colds.
'The easiest and Merometest onre is
e0aterrhozone" which fills the nose,
throat and lungs with healing balsams
and pine essences that kill a cold in-
stantly. You experience a pleasant
sensation of relief tit once. Soreness,
congestion and irritation leave the
nose and throat, ,the head is cleared
and every trace of cold or Catarrh, is
cured. Catarrhozone is so sure, so
pleasant, such a safe remedy for Win-
ter ills that you can't afford to do
without it. Sold by all dealers, 25e.
and $1,00. Get Catarrhozone to -clay.
Listowel
Dr. and Mrs. Philip left for a trip to
California. where they will also visit
Olarerice Thompson.
D. L. Scott left lest week for
Pasadena Cal., and tumor says he will
bring a bride home with him.
W. R. Belden, 111s.. Belden Sheaf
Loader Co,, of Winnipeg, left. on Tues-
day morning of last ,week fru. that
city.
Alt the regular offichd board meet-
ing. of the Methodist chit -rob all de-
partments of the °beech were reptile, -
ed to be in a healthy and prosperous
condition. The pastoe, by a
unanimous standing vete was invited
back for another year, which was ec-
cepted.
The annual meeting of the Listowel
Furniture Co. was held on Wedness
day eyeningnf last week. Mr. Prueter
was called to the chair and It. J.
Scott acted as Secretary of the meet-
ing. The financial report presented
was said to be very satisfactory.
Orders are now coming in rapidly and
everything points to a good season for
the company ; the management ex-
pect to employ a full force of men till
the end of next December at least.
Seaforth
.Tolin Case left a few days ago for
Toronto where he has secured a posi-
ti°Jnoh-
n Darwin has severed his 00nnec-
tion with the Expositor and has gone
hit* the insurance business.
M. Broderick was in Toronto at-
tending the • Ontario Agricultural
Fairs' Association convention in the
interest of the Seaforth Agricultural
Society. -
T. F. Coleman has sold his residence
on Goderich area to H. Edge.
Coleman is dispesing of his household
effects by private sale and will likely
go to Chicago.
Miss McClure has severed her con-
nection with the Stewart Bros. Dry
Goods Department and after a few
weeks visit at her home in McKillop,
intends leaving foe the West.
Engagement is announced of Miss
Louise Jacksou, eldest daughter of J.
S. and Mrs. Jackson, of 'Winnipeg,
formerly of Seaforth, tn Harry A.
Bright, manager of the Notre Dame
Avenue branch of the Dominion Bank
Winnipeg. The marriage takes place
in March. Mr. Bright is a son of A.
7. and Mrs. Bright, recently of Sea -
forth.
Annual meetiug of the congregation
of the Presbyterian church was held
011 Monday evening oflast week. Jas.
Gowan was appointed chairman, and
Jas. Watson Secretary, The reports
of the various organizations in con-
nection wit,h the church show good
work during the year, while the
treasurer's statement _showed the
finances of the congregation to be
satisfactory. The following were ap-
pointed to managing boarcl to replace
the retiring members : R. Bell, .1. M.
Wilson jr., Jos. Dorrance, J. T, Curtis,
M. Y.• bleLean, Silas Eyre, Adam
Dodds and W. E. Broadfoot. George
Murdle was .re -appointed treasurer
and John Hinehley, pew stewaed.
The trustees of church property are.
M. Y. McLean, D. D. Wilson ancl Wm.
Wilson, jr.
Blyth •
Miss •Edith Gidley is visiting rela-
tives and friends at Exetee.
Dueling the ise,st week W. Dempsey,
grocer, has been dangeronsly ill but
Ms many friends hope he will soon be
able to be about as well as ever.
At a Bombing of Blyth Agricultural
Society Directot s, last Saturday after-
noon, Win. .facloon was re-elected
Secretary -Treasurer for 1910 at, a
salary of $50,00.
Quite a horse bosiness has been
(lone here during the past few weeks
at good prices, The majority of the
equines are being shipped te the
West to be ready foe the Spring
'WnitLtSattirday the junior hockeyiste
took a trip to Bressels and had it
match with the youths of that place.
Victory rested with the home team
but we hope to even it tip on the re-
turn game here. .
Last week announcement was made
that Messrs. Cutt had purchased the
neck of Messrs. Chambers & Co*
&line then the deal fell through as
satiefactoty arrangements could net
be made in the matter of cutting an
areh in the brick wall between Mr,
Cat's grocery and the Chambers
store which MPhil; it. Messrs. Cutt
woeld net take the stock unless thie
were done, •
Auction Solos
AV %Ilrgt3v)QIbir%etit4!r. ti,'lett
Antr"bublfi14urt"d1ttIPun"v,stett041liyeb1101Ueioe 11rK411 110
Oen.% blOrrle, an Friellyt ifebruory nith.e0 1
ties following reelable PrePerlr, Vlz
2 heavy draught *nerve, one rislitg 7 end tne
ether rising 10, both in feel ito 'punier 1 heavy
pnizeni,liszLogri7,,irreigar4syb4,118aralarileolvgyeteriani 1,:tooirti
risen 2 by einem, 1 heavy horse 9910 rising
by Beet Nan, I lleilVy mare aelt risilie,.2 by
un warden, I :nevem mere rising 4 by Sid Steil -
ton, 2 heavy Spring milts (horse and )lwe), 10
good (3133310 00350 5610 92 them fresh end the
rest aupposed u (tali three of Mem 10 ogle°
teatit the time ot soles 0 farrow sews 113006133
Hang 2 Mrs, helfere Wog Yeare, 7 Spring
ellipse, 5 young elteep, 4 owe supppseit Ito pig,
I thorogood Berkshire boar, 54 Wine, 1 IMNSSer,
Harris binder, 1 mower, 1 Sharpe rake. 112
hoed seed drill, 1 pithier, !heavy Cutting box
nearlY new, 1 riding 'Sow, 1 oultiVater nearly
new, 1 Oct harrows, 1 walking plow, 1 two -fur-
rowed plow, I (lisp, 1 wagon, goats bobnlefelie,
33uef4Y, 1 fanning mill. line scales (1000 1ba 1,
A oreem aeparator, 1 now wheelbarrow, I set
lyyba r nex s
200
Sale unreserved aa the proprietor hes sold him
farm. Terma.-.All owns of 45 and under eitah.
Over that sisount 0 mamba credit WW1 on
furnishing approved joint tiotes. If% 05 001
98833 00 credit mount*.
JAMES BOLGER, Proaketor.
A i.TOTrOlf SALE OW FARM ;Trot*. I5('sin, phantom's, ato -fa. 8, Scott, Attationeer,
has beton isistrueled by the undersigned to sell
bY Public Auctiott at eat 8, Con, 4, Getty on
Tneaday, Feb. 22nd et 1 0,cluok, the following
property :-1 unwell years (Odin foal to Baron
1 mare 10 yearit old in foal to`Baron Fife,
Wig VC+ Yott Fifty 1 iltrr::
year by Baron rife,'1 filly rioting 1 year 14.
II: arca rite, 1 driving mare riaing (3 years 1
aged driving mar)). trash cow 4 w
. c0W8 Ann
tooled in calf, 1 heifer rising 8 eitlipsedIs ea1f
fat Memo rl71,39,3e
3, 2 fat 'ste 2,2
heifers rising 2, I steer rising g, 8 yearlh g
calves, 1 york sow implicated in 'pig. 11 youilitt
rittrtoutA80 lbs., 1 imperial gene plow
p ,
h oultivator,1 noxon Reed drill 1
cooks ma, !muffler. 1 'noel hied roller, 26 feet
leather belting 4 inob, 1 Chatham fanning mill,
limy rack, 1 top buggy, 1 set single harness, 1„
oreatn separator, l pallier and other articlee.
Sale without reserve as the proprietor la giv-
ing up farming. Terms. -All sums of $5 and
under cash: over that amount 17 months
credit will be given on furnighing approved
joint notes 6 per cent off for (nosh on credit
amounts. F. S. Scott, Auctioneer, Wm, Hogg,
Proprietor.
leARM SALE. -There will be offered for
sale by public auction at the American
Hotel in the Village of Brussels on Saturday
19133 day of February 1910 at 12 o'clock noon,
All and singular that certain parcel or tract
of land and pretniees situate, lying and being
in the township of Grey in the County of
Huron and Prdvince of Ontario, being compos-
ed 00 1,08 number seven in the fifth Ooneession
of the said townahip of Grey and containing
one hundred lima more or less and being
the farm recently occupied by Daniel Marsh.
On the property there is a two-story brick
house and barn. There is abottt ninety acres
cleared and fit for cultivation or posture.
Small orchard and a good well. The fences
are in a fairly good condition. The property
is in a good farming district. It is about four
miles from Brussels and less than a mile from
school. Terms of Sale. -The purchaser will
be required to pay ten percent of the purchase
money at the time of sale and the balance at
the expiration of thirty days from moth sale.
For further particulars apply to MILLAR &
SIMS, Vendors' Solicitors. Berlin, Ont, B.
Scott, Auctioneer, Brussela, Ont,
Dated January Mat, 1910.
Notice to Creditors
Notice is hereby given pursuant to "The
Reyiied Statutes or Ontario," 1807, section OD
chapter I29, that an creditors and others hay.
tug Wanes against the estate of Jonathan
Dioore, Woof the City of.Guelph, County of
Wellington, Gentleman, who 00043 00 or about
the 14131 day of Dseember, 1909, are required
on or before the ha day of March, A. D, 1910, to'
send by poet. prepaid, or deliver to William
Logle, Ilassagaweya 72.0:, Ont., their Christian
and surnamea, add resoles and deacriptions with
full particulars in writing of their elation and
atatement of their accounts and the nature of
the security (if any) held by Main. •
And further take notice that after such last
mentioned date she Executors will
proceed to distribute the moots of the deceased
amongst the parties entitled .thereto, having
regard only to the claims orwhich they shall
then have nbtice and that the Executors
will not be liable for the said assets, or any
part thereof, to any person or persons of whose
claim notice shall not have been received by
them at the time of moth diatribution.
, Dated at Guelph the 7133 day of Feb , 1910.
WILLIAM LOGIE,
301120 MOORE,
..sitectimrs
of the estate of the late Jonathan bloore,
82-8 deceased.
Next, Monday evening Rev. J. L.
and Mrs. Small, of town, will take
part in the progrem of a Coneert in
Brussels, under the auspices of the
Methodist choir. Miss Hart, .elocu-
tionist, of Hensall, will be there also,
so a good time is assured.
This week will conclude the business
operatione of Messrs, Hodgen
I3edggood, grocers, bakers, &c., in
Blyth. The latter has taken ;a posi-
tion lo Toronto but Mr. Hodgson has
not definitely decided where be will
locate. They were worthy citizens
and we are sorry they will not.be re-
maining here. We wish them success.
CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS. -Wed-
nesday of this week John McCaughey,
who has successfully managed the
Commercial Hotel, of this place for
the past 3 years, handed over the ,
premises to his brother, Frank Mc- .
Caughey, who has been a resident of
Blyth fole several months, and who
has bought the house. He was in the
hotel business in Lucknow so bas had
considetable experience. The Mc-
Caughey family will not be eemoving
from town in the meannime but will
take up residence on Drummond- St.,
intending to locate in Clinton, where
they have property, later. They are
highly esteemed citizens who have
made many friends. The new pro-
prietor say!' he purposes keeping
everything in first-class style. C.g
he PeOPIONI 00110011e1
VOlieAblil,-Nine %ores of lead with a 0004
bpriile:nego,ttvIrtaitne,4 lripeotki13. bets% a tet other ant
portleali/re !apply Ito A. J. or Moe,
buildinge, oleo s good proherd. Ifer further
13_ uttIO„IgggPitcarvi10?uil4f. Al,ror.!1P043
0,,ugtveannd nil right 13 eveey way For fur.
Mier iiarticulare Apply 10 JAS. elliffirt, Lot 80,
gen, 0, Morris, or firtissels P. to, el.tt
IGARM Pon eALB.-The uod,ersiened olere
11- for Bale the 100 [acre DMA Whirs tot 10, eon.
14 eirey, About 70 EMMA Worse, Peed brielt
house and tWO frame Leone, Pee elielterG•
drilled well, feneog 10 5330(1 Owiditlon. feria
3E1 notgold by March 15th it Will be rooted.
S potty to Jehn Grant, Mt 0, eon, 10 Grey,
firushals,r. 0, or tor. 31, Scutt, Britainda. 11243.
FAMit.,121,?,5),V34140,0-401,11„T4.1,6`.41tizri.g50,
003'- 133, Grey. Aboat 70 tierce Weal (1t), balance
in swamp, 8 WHIM Foil wheat, in ,Noreft seed.
ed tiown. Fell pobwing la Moog done, On the
18,.,, 18 1* frame tiouse,benit Imre, driving Shed,
geed orcherd mid drilled well. Clop to
W ilt*, church and Scheel. Per further particu-
lar,- lieelY to JOHN OSBORNE, Proprietor,
0( 13'. 30. Scott, Brussels,
11 nts ACRI41 FARM Fort SALE, -The un -
1,0%. dersigned O20OP11 fi),r Halo, Lot /lumber
six in she 012111(2011130,U10011 of the township of
urey, :ho tt ifiei 711 t1 y a i to:t1tbtu
tbre..iiros4t.Abo:c.or
(neared, mostly underdramed. 26 acres eeeded
down. Good orchard, frame house and horn,
and two good wells, Sphoul house on the farm.
This place twat be mold and posseSsion given
01 .031 the purchatier, Fop particulars eta,
apply to THOMAS., 3,3131132180, Prop , Brussels
P. 0., or to A.11. M0NT10127.12, Vendor's Soli,
eiter, Brilliants, Ont. 211-tf.
C01,1FORTABLE residence and 34 awe of
land, being Lot we Albert street, Brus-
sels, for sale. House 10 well bullt, with all owe
yoniences and possesalon could be given at
once. For further particulars apply on the
premiami to Mrs. Jas. Ferguson, or D. Fer-
guson, Teeswater. tf,
FDR SALE OR TO RENT. -The undereigned
offers his tyell 'mated property In Brussels
for sale 07 00 rent. There are 034 tierce of land
with comfortable house, with cellar, ateble,
orchard, well, &e. Possession given at onee.
For price, terms, and other information apply
to JAS. DIINFORD, _Clinton or THE POST
Bruesels. THOS. DUNFORD, Langdon, North
Dakota.
WARM FOR SALE. -The 100 aero farm. be.
ing the property of the late Peter McNeil,
Lot 08, Con. 14, Grey, is offered for sale by the
undersigned. There are 85 sores Mewed, bal.
tome well Mothered. On the farm there is a
good bank barn, Jorge driving shed and a com-
fortable house. Fitton in good condition and
well fenced. For further particulars apply to
JAS. 13.3203213113 or 38. 0, M °NAIR, Exec-
utors, Oranbrook P.O., or If. S. SCOTT, Brus-
sels. 7-tf
FWARD& FOR SALE. -The Executors of the
Shine estate offer for sole the 98 acre farm,
part Lots 5 and 0, Con. 12, Grey, nearly all
cleared. Briok house, bank and frame barns,
driving shed and workshop in good condition.
Geed orchard; farm in good state of cultiva-
tion nearly all seeded to grasa and possession
Call 130 given on March 15133, School across the
road from property and only 2 miles to Brus-
sels. For further particulars as to price,
terms &o., apply to MRS. 0. SHINE or JAS.
BOTZ. Executors, Brussels P 0. 28-31'
1 00 Alai! SuPojaeRrtigrall4 El?
,00
100 acre farm. Lot 8, (200. 2, Grey. Good
house and barn, orchard, &a. Place well
watered and melt fenced ; all seeded down
except. 16 acres. 2 toilet. from Jamestown and
34 mile to school. Possession given at once.
If not sold it will be to rent if suitable tenant
offers. For further particulars apply or write
to Joseph Coombes,Blyth, or F. S, Scott/3nm-
eels.
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Says the Miller:
"One day coming home
I looked through the kitch-
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grocer's wife baking his -
mitt. Sure enough, there
was 4 bog of CREAM OF
THE WEST' flour, and
the biscuits were just pip-
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He l'nOVVE how /food it is by the testy things Ms wife makes
wi h it. and he feels sure in recommending it.
"00 every grocer voarld try Ms goods before selling them
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