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SEEN IN PARIS SHOPS.
Irish lace contluuee to he fav
:"real,
Never was such a rage for fou -
blade.
Paris is already predicting great
Irate foe spring,
Steel hair ornaments are distinct-
ly good in 'kashion.
ribbons nt
Wide brocaded rz are i
lree'diately Fashionable.
Black and white is skill the fav-
lared fashionable combination,
Wonderftyl are the bordered el-
4ects in the new cottons for spring
Armes,
All black and white mixtures in
pnglish tweeds are taking the place
iDt 'ratine costumes.
Chantilly lace veils with a bor
iter of marabou are the latest
!things.
Evening gowns are .delightfully
;pimple, relying on color for the gor-
geous effect that they give.
Variations of violet seem to be in
demand, and are combined with
every other color yes, even red,
For early spring days nothing is
Arora satisfactory for street wear
than a one piece dark blue serge
'gown.
The "Passing of the Cloche" is
Snow being played in almost every
millinery shop in Paris. It has had
its day.
The newest evening slippers are
of changeable tissues; silver and
gold, gold and rose, gold and lilac
are the colors.
The shadow pattern, the spider
web, and the cobweb designs aro
much worn, as are the Shetland
wool veils.
Revers on coats are large and
are trimmed with fur or with os-
trich feathers. Muffs are made to
match them.
Immense bags are carried with
evening robes. They are of metallic
tissues or of real lace combined
with velvets.
Cotton voille and "aeronette"
are used extensively for children's
dresses. The trimming is usually
CIuny or Irish point lace.
Stunning belts of white pique,
with large oblong buckles to match,
are suitable for the stiffly starched
white linen shirt waist.
Interesting is a pendant in ame-
thysts and pearls that takes apart
to make three pieces, a brooch, a
double, and single pendant.
Some of the moat charming little
skating caps are now being worn.
They are of tapestry or brocade and
are edged with fur.
The sailor collar on children's
coats is a decided feature of the
midwinter styles... These can be of
velvet or satin in black or colors.
Bunches of grapes, fashioned
From gold tissue, suitable for com-
bining with metallic lace, are love-
ly for a trimming for atheatre hat.
Quaint pages' caps are worn with
stunning effect with shawl scarfs of
tapestry and brocades, and the vel-
vet brocaded evening cloaks.
Changeable velvets are used for
evening wraps; brocades, too, are
much worn, especially those that
ihow designs in gold and silver.
An attractive and most becoming
utomobile bonnet is of silver em-
roidery, charmingly draped with a
ante coloredveil voile of vo a de soie
with ends terminating in big silver
tassels.
SCARCITY OF ROYAL BRIDES.
Only Eight Can be Hunted Out
European
-. um teat
sen to recommend weath-
rusu auce for agricultural societies
in case of rain or snow preventing at-
tendance at Fall Fairs. The Legis-
lature will be asked to set aside $lo,000
cft e o
h $ granted annually agri-
cultural
a ri-
5,oo
cultural societies, for this purpose and
to make the payments of so per cent of
R.. actual lose to those societies suffering by
bad weather only after proper affidavits
have been filed by President and Treas-
urer. The movement is all right but
the Government should make an ad-
ditional grant of $to,000 instead of
shearing it off the present small enough
allotment to Fairs. It is money well
�t
arid covers a wide field,
1'1It Reciprocity question overshadows
an the little tinkering legislation that
tamely comes before Parliaments and
even where the question of wider trade
should not be permitted to obtrude It
Dubs up serenely, So many are interest-
ed in the weal of Canatla.and the United
States
a (andthe true , s
s eq of the one has
Much' to do with the betterment ofthe
oilier, just as a gond neighbor has to do
With xoother that the great majoritytit
Y
owe tothe conclusion that bread and
batter ire ver closely i
utt a y clo y 9 11 ed to it.
Sonie say Reciprocity with the 17, S. is
no good, while others are ready1o attest
tbat it ;moans a great stride forward
:'fopetly guarded and wisely applied we
vote with the latter acid say Hurrah
' for Canaria and her growing time.
GOOD HEALTH FOR
RUN DOiNN MEN
If You Are Weak and Easily Tired
Try lir, Williams' Pink Pills
Anaemia is a state into which one
falls because of lack of blood, or
because the blood is poor, weak
and watery, The man or womaa
who has apt enough blood is pale,
languid, easily tired and easily de.
pressed. As the trouble progresses
other symptomsshow themselves,
and the life of the sufferer r is ORO
of misery. Anaemia opens the
door to consumption, and gives vie-
tints to all the epidemic maladies,,
because the whole body is weaken-
ed and unable to resist the inroads
of disease. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
PURR WAVER SAVED ilA.UUUES.
Ilantburg Did not Danish TTyphoid,
bat Cut Deiva Infant D![ot'iality.
Scientists in Germany and
throughout Europe are surprised.
at the results following the puri
ficatioe of the water supply of Ham-
burg, Germany. It was expected
to eliminate typhoid. It did pot
aceoulplish that result, but it re
duoed instead the infant mortality
one-third or more, The latest word
from America, especially from the
eity of Washington, confirms the
observations made in Hamburg,
namely, that purification of the
waterwhatever other good it max
accomplish, will not banish typhoid.
That protean disease appears to at-
tack .a community through =gm/
other channels, and its elimination
remains a puzzling problem for sol-
ence to deal with.
are the best rented in the world for . In Hamburg, by"water purffica-
the oure of anaemia, and all its at-
_ tion, the infant death rate has been
t nd t 'series.Theymake te from 400 per 1,000 Similarras
reduced
blood n rich, red and ure thus to 240 per 1,000 births,
neve conclusions have been reached in
bringing health and strength to the United States by M. T. Soda -
weak, despondent men and women. wick and G. Scott MacNutt, who
We do not know of a single case of have collected figures to show a
anaemia where Dr. Williams' Pink great improvement in the general
Pills have failed to cure if given a death rate Clue to water purifies, -
fair trial. Mr. John Hastings, tion. They have compared the vi -
Venn, Sask., was a victim of this tal statistics of Hamburg and of
trouble and found new health Lawrence, Mass,, with those of cit -
through Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. les which have unpurified water,
He says : "I was working on a rail- and they say they are convinced
way driving a team and found my that water purification causes an
self gradually running down. I did absence of great fluctuation in tier -
not pay much attention to it at
first, but soon I began to lose any rhoeal and other ailments.
appetite and it were a trial to get THE WORST VIEW.
through my day's work. T got me-
dicine from the doctor on the Hoax—"The amateur photogra-
works, but it did not help me, and pher is generally a pessimist."
finally I got so bad I told• the fore- Joax—"How do you figure that
out I"'
Hoax—"He takes the worst view
of everything."
WHERE?
"And where," demanded his wife,'
with flashing eyes, "would you be
now, only for me?"
The man glanced at the clock. It
was verging on midnight. lie
sighed, and was silent.
HEALTHY CHILDREN
ARE A BLESSING
man I would have to quit. He told
me not to lose hope, that he would
get aorne medicine that would soon
make me all right. That night he
went to town and bought me three
boxes of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills,
I had not taken more than two
boxes when I began to feel better,
and after I had used five boxes I
was as well and strong as ever, and
could do a day's work with any man
on the job. I may just add that be-
fore I began taking the Pills I was
so run down that I weighed only
122 pounds, and while taking them
I gained 22 pounds. 1 oannot say
too much in favor of Dr. Williams'
Pink Pilla and strongly reeommend
them to all run down men,"
You can get these Pills through
any medicine dealer or by mail at
50 cents a box or six boxes for
$2.50 from The Dr-. Williams' Medi-
cine Co., Brockville, Ont.
ROBBER SHOT HIMSELF.
Caught After Taking Jewellery,
Masked pian Suicided.
The other day, a crowd of shop-
pers was startled by seeing a large
stone crash through the glittering
windows of the shop of Herr Eli-
meyer, court jeweller, in Dresden,
Germany. It had been thrown by
a well-dressed young man wearing
a mask and glasses. In his hand
he held another stone, with which
he smashed the glass of a show-
case in the window.
Te seized a pearl necklace worth
$10,000 and other jewels worth $7,-
500 or more and fled up the street.
The buyers in the shop who had
seen the robbery dashed out in pur-
suit. The chase led over the Alt -
markt (a large open square in
Dresden), where the robber drop-
ped his plunder on the pavement.
He next dashed into the Prefec-
ture, a building in the Schloss -
Healthy babies are good babies,
and the good baby is a blessing in
every home. Nothing can give the
mother or father more pleasure
than to see baby play. Every move-
ment is watched with delight; every
new word spoken brings pride to
the fond parents. It is only the
sickly baby that makes home wret-
ched—and, mothers, it is not baby's
fault when he is sick. You are the
one to blame. Perhaps you give
him candies, cakes and other food
which his little stomach is unable
to digest. Then when he is Dross
and ailing' you give him some
"soothing" mixtures to quiet him.
That is wrong—remember his little
stomach is not as strong as a grown
persons, and also remember that
every spoonful of "soothing" mix-
ture you give him only does him
more injury—it does not remove the
cause of his fretfulness—it merely
dopes him into an unnatural sleep.
What is needed to make baby heal-
thy and happy is Baby's Own Tab-
lets—is medicine with a guarantee
of safety. About thaw Mrs. Ma-
thies McCormick, West St.
P.E.L, writes. "W
Baby's Own Ta
sults. The
in
iture
s cotton.
!."scenes of the
e,s are covered with a
eautiful white snow, we can
stresse, opposite the royal n{t,'npon the great fields of from woo to
and ran upstairs to the s' 2000 acres of cotton almost as white and
- • no soft, excepting for the green foliage of
•
rite ooxs the plant underneath,
The mind of the human seems never
to be satisfied for there are a•great many
advantages and disadvantages in a cli-
mate of this kind. The boys at home
Imagine that the weeds can grow faster
TEACHRRS
The 83 rural schools in East Huron
are in charge of 8g teachers, 18 male
and 7t female teachers. In 1890 there
were 57 male and 28 female teachers.
How the male teacher has been relegat-
ed to the scrap heap is well illustrated by
the Township of Howick. In 1890 it
bad 16 male and
3 female teachers, rs, at the
ofend rt
Nip it had 17 mfemale and 2 ale
teachers.
The average salary pard male teachers
in rural schools 111 1890 Was $433 and in
Ito, a6 a
, u Increase of 21 per
9 $5cent.
The average salary paid feale teach•
ers in'80o was $246 and in IA10, $457
and increase of 86 per cent.
There are 6 urban schools in East
Hut•on. Five of these are in eharge of
male teachers and one is under a female.
The average eatery paid these principals
in 1590 was $642 and in two, ,$984, an
increase of so per cent.
The average salary paid the assistants
in urban schools In ta90 Was $287 and
in roe, $428, an increase of almost 5o
per cent.
Of the 123 teachers in East Huron at
the close of 191o, 23 were males and too
females.
In r8go, the numbers were 63 males
and Go females, The salary bill for 1890
was $44,193 and for tato was $6o,215 ap
increase of 36 per cent.
It is merely a matter of a few years
until the entire school system, both High
autiPnblicwill beia the hands of wom-
en,
ATTENDANCR
In . the Rural schools In 18go there
were
W 6.285 pupils enrolled, in rem,
2,2,6. In the Urban schools In 2890,
2,625 we
enrolledand
re
, s ein . 3 191o, r G o.
9
In both Rural and Urban In 'Soo there
were B,Ste pupils and in Toro, 4,846 or a
decrease of 4g per cent. If this rate of
decrease continues for about 24 years
more there will be no need of school
lloiises, school teachers or school In.
EVRY SNORT AND
RIGHT TO THE POiNT
FR, NK MIXER TELLS WHY
IlI7 RLCOlitlltl,l\rDS DODD'S
I4IDNEV TILLS,
Its used them for Rheumatism,
Wart Disease apll Lumbago) and
they went right to the root of his
troubles.
ClkmDoth, B4O ,Fe . 6 (Speo
ia1
-•-Frank Miller, section foreman on
the railroad here, whose work ex-
poses him to all kinds of weather)
has discovered that Dodd's Kidney
Pills are a sovereign remedy for
those Kidney ills that almost invar•
iably follow neglected colds.
"For four years I 'suffered from
Lumbago, Heart Disease and Rheu-
matism, brought on from a cold,"
says Mr, Miller, "And T got the
very best results from using Dodd's
Kidney Pills. I . freely recommend
Dodd's Kidney Pills to anyone suf-
fering from these diseases."
Short and to the point, that
statement, isn't it?' But it 15 just
like Dodd's Kidney Pills. They go
right to the point. They cure the
Kidneys. Healthy Kidneys strain
all the impurities out of the blood.
Pure blood means good circulation
and renewed life and energy all
over the body.
Thus Dodd's Kidney Pills not
only cure' disease. They tone up
the whole body and make a man
feel that he has been given a new
lease of life. That's why peopleall
over Canada are shouting the prais-
es of Dodd's Kidney Pills,
"You treat that gentleman very re-
spectfully." "Yes, he's one of our
early settlers." "An early settler?
Why, man, he's not more than for-
ty years old." "No, but he pays
his bills on __the first of every
month,"
Tr: Wllisioev's Soothing Syrup
r1oa beep used for over SIXTY-FIVE YEARS by
1.1.10208 or MObt0ERS for their CHILDREN W112L8
E Oi1LU; 502291/15 tbo001J'005 eEss. I et dIs tt•
ORx5 wtND 001.10, end' le tlo brat remedy tot
IARHHdnA, nom by DreeKicts. In every fart et the
g world o acre and one for tire, WInolew a Soothing
bottle. O'rarontoai finder She Soad and Deuge Ae5,
ouaeaetb, 390a Earlalpr1d,nyyariata 1
AN OLD AND avELL TBIED REMICDY.- -„
"Tommy," said the teacher, "can
you tell me what obscurity is ?"
"Yes'm," replied Tommy; nit's a•
place where a good many people go
to after eleotion8."
The Poor Man's Friend: Put up
in small bottles that are easily
portable and sold for a very small
sum, Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil
possesses more power in concen-
trated form than one hundred times
the quantity of many unguents. Its
cheapness and the varied uses to
which it can be put make it the
poor man's friend. No dealer's.
stook is complete without it.
"Do you think people should be
punished for gambling at the rac-
es?" "A lot of them are by hav-
ing their money taken away from
them."
KNEW FROM EXPERIENCE.
Wife—"0, George, the water pipe.
is leaking and the water is spoiling
the new carpet. Go and get u
plumber, quick."
Husband --"That's all right, my
Boar, let it leak; it's cheaper to get
a new carpet."
A Pill That Lightens Life. To the
man who is a victim of iudigestion
the transaction of business becomes
an added misery,
Heeane
t cor-
cntrate his hind upon his tasks
and loss and vexation attend him.
To such a man Parmelee's Vege-
table Pills offer relief. A course
of treatment, according to diree'
tions, will convince him of their
groat excellence. They are confi-
dently recommended because they
will do all that is claimed for them,
Many a man gets tangled up in a
string of lies,
Minard's Liniment Cures Olehtherla.
A RESOUROEI UL PRINCE.
Prince John, son. of King George
of. England, although not much
more than five years old, is of a
resourceful disposition. When his
father succeeded to the throne the
little prince, then four years old,
was anxious to know what chance
he had of eventually becoming king.
He was informed that having four
elder brothers, the chance was de-
cidedly remote. Upon that Prince
John suggested that the only way
out of the diffioulty seemed that his
four elder brothers should be killed,
when nething ; could prevent his
succeeding to the throne,
WHY IS IS THAT:
When a girl of six talks nonsense
she is cute?
`
When a girl of 12 talks nonsense
she is stupid?
When a girl of 20 talks nonsense
she is naive? ,
When awoman of 40 talks non-
sense she is kittenish?
When a woman of 60 talks non-
sense she is unbalanced?
The Nova Scotia "Lumber King"
says:
"I consider MINARD'S LINI-
MEENT the BEST liniment in use.
I got my foot badly jammed late-
ly. I bathed it well with MINT-
AI'D'S LINIMENT andit was as
well as ever next day.
Yours very truly,
T. G. McMULLEN.
JOE MILLER JOKE.
"How is it a tramp can wear a
very short coat?"
`Dunno."
"'Cos it may be long enough be-
fore he gets another."
What is the Beat Thing to strengthen weak
1141,1,„217.
ack f Then & Le Menthol Plaster; It n•711
euro lumbago and rheumatism. a1 rolls make
sseven ESD, plasters. Davie & Lawrance Co„
Moatreah
More people. are willing to help
�},, p ll a: -n, rn... ea .....„ . u HopetVo'tt, 1 ,r, „al,
,g p on the large plRgtRt10g5 year, va opposed In cadt, t
Fl tr�l �., g."rp'"tt 1Ly, in .horse rising 6 years,,1 gLtflel pIr4at
Pet0xr ler farms for home consumption
,s something you never see. It is sur-
prising to see the enormous quantities of
dry salt cured side meat or clear pork
that is consumed at a high price. Let
the explain the climate condition and
you will see why. In order to cure meat
of any kind the carcass must first he free
of all animal heat. That requires a
temperature of below freezing for at
least 24 hours and that is something' we
very seldom have ; hence, the meat will
spoil before the animal heat leaves the
body. The farmer cannot go to the
river and cut his ice and the cost of
manufactured ice is far too high. Dairy
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Bargain
Prices
Nickle Silver Trimmings reg.
Imita'n Rubber Trimmings, 20.00
Jap Trim'gs,good and durable I .00
1 p4
Team Harness at lowest possible prices.
Balance of our Robes and Blankets at cost to clear.
19.00 reduced to 16.00
16.50
11.00
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Belt ShOes of all Kinds at Reduced Prices
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Mens
Felt Bals, felt t soles re 2.25, reduced `
to
g
1.90
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Women's all -felt Bels,, reg. z.00, -t 1.el,Q
Come anti see us when you want anything in Shoes or Hahneas.
Terms can he arras ed. to' suit you. '
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C. F CHA RbS
cot risin 4 7 cot e
heifer r sing 2 years, 1 steer tieing 2 genre,. Y.
calves r sing 1 year, 1' sow due to farrow about
date of ,ale, 8 sows supposed in pig, 01 hens. 1
Mc0ormiok bender nearly. new, 1 mower, 1
seed 6,11,1 hay rake, `1 two•inrrew plough, 1
single. plough, 1 Ma„aeyHarrla cultivator, 1
net iron mrrows, 1 land roller. 1 turnip pulper,
1 hayfork, rope and pulleys, 1 wheelbarrow, 1
Reveler nearly new, r buggy, 1 set boh-aleighe,
1 hay reek, 1 eager kettle, 1 lleattng stove. 1
gook stove, scythes, forlu,,-shovels and other
articles too numerous to mention. Sale with-
out reserve as the proprietor bee sold his farm.
Terms: All sums 55 end under cash; over that
amount 9 menthe' ere. it will be given on
furnishing approved joint notes, 6 per cent.
off for enoh on credit, amounts. F. J. Satan,
Auctioneer; PR9ait Molamosa, Proprietor,..
AITOTTON SALE OF FARM STOOK, IM-
PLptiaN'r5, &c. -F. S. Scott, auctioneer
has been Instructed by the underatgfled to sell
by public auction at Lot 10; Oon” Q
Grey, on Thursday, Feb. 28rd, at 1 o'oloek, the
following property :-1 Hncicney more riming 4
rearm 1 Durham
cows 1 met In eaiP
t o1 Dor-
ham
a
p
' rising intro 8 years d
sn nae May,y calf, u ro a
tie n O years
y r PP W
1 45 a due to relive in
g Y n vly r a
Durham
heifer timing 2 years &steers rising 2 yeeay 2
entre eprin t furrow tor, and other in May, ,
1 cart, 1 hit herEit , l large k watering tank,
1 curt 1 kitchen
ot1 nook ,t v v
table,. o b 0 ii wood
heating etovb 1 root l ernew, gel. 1 an
pulper
P
pan large nearly
p g number of , 8 corn
and Halloo b stad
near-
ly dew, 1 Dorn planter, n omen »Dent 1 Mention.
and e-Ather atheist too •nlcd ,,de to0 Mention.
thattom -An emits of s' and under Desh :over
amomnE 8 months' credit will be gluon on
furnishing approved joint notes; !per went.
off for eael on credit mnounta, RUGH W.
MORAY, Proprietor,
Auction Sale
01—
Desirable Farm in the Town-
ship of Grey.
Where will be offered for sale by Public Auo.
Mon at the Rieke £douse, in the Town of Mit•
alai!, on Settirday, the twentyflftli day of
February, 1811, at the hour of 2 o'clock, lot 29,
in the lath eoi eemaipy,n of the Township of Grey
in the Oonntyof Hhron, containing 100 acres
more or less.
The property 10 situate one quarter of a mile
from Poet Omce
and m T 2 mina from C. P.
io
R. station 6 intim; from to G. er 0�. ntation tea andwen d
burn end
t f One ho s, Watered
'Mere nod
barn and fraena hoarse, watered by three
alta:
wThee° le a ori
F!' gravel181-7pit 'n;tnt premises
the n
Teo 100 8 RAL', :-10 per p'4mt, of the our-
chn
chime t
m obo,ad n.
I o the.
y 1 n of Tele » 1•
Mice within 80 days thorektter; or 00 per scent
of the purehoeo money may', remain on mort•
gage at 0)S per cont.
Premmer1U will
be 'von on the i -
i rat da o
g e
March. S
For partiehlu,end conditions of 8016' apply
n A Perimeter, WONT)) Elliot, or William
Pori esl8r, the Vettdoro, or
James Jones, 111. A. Dabber,
Atictloneer, Vendors' Serious-.
Guelph,
The Rayo 4amp is 41;10 Bade lamp, sold at a tow prlco..
There aro lamps 0hat Wet tour,, et tdiero.is ne Dotter lamp ma40 at say.
prlue, goastrueted of solid Muse l MOM pinted,-eaally heat eloan; Aa
ornament to any room in any house. whore io nothin�gg known to the are
at lamp•lnakiog that can add to the veltle of the AAYA) Lamp as a ngbt-
ylvlag devioe, Erns Oster everywhere, 11 not at yours write Rot 4e,
stripers simpler tR floe en'sost sewer 21
The Queen City 011 Company, Limited, Toronto,
$l a box
��' �� far $5
5
The most highly CRficient application
TIT;
the reduction of $wettings, Goitre,
'thiels Neck, Glandular Enlarge,,
metria. Its Positive.
PALESQ of all kinds, in any and
all stn es quickly re-
lieYed end poeitiv y curd, Cure
Yost suffering and Pit
quietly.
'Common $ansa for. Piles will do 10.
t a box, 85 for 6 boxes; Mailed on
receipt of price,
LYLE Tolnoranv, TORONTO
Change that limping, useless horse
into a soiled 'healthy horse, wtzang
and eager to do a good day's work.
o-leon't let a Spavin, Curb,'^ splint,
Sprain, Ringbone sr any other name.
aces keep your horse iu the stable.
Cure it v�ith
Ken all's
Spavin Cure
I1 cures without leaving a scar,
blemish or white hairs -because it does
not blister.
Port Fans, B.C,, June 14th 1908
"Have been taster your Liniment for
years and Audit all that yourepresent,
Have not been without it forte years,"
GEORGit 0050015.
$1, a bottle --6 for $5 Itzcellent for
household' use. Sold by an dealers"
Ask fpr free bank "A Treatise Oa The
Horse! or write us for copy. 55
IIA. B L KENDAL'. CO. Ennshery Palin, Vt.
Fire, Lightniul1
Rust and Storm Proof
Durable and
Orn amental
Let ue know the size of any roc?
you are thinking of covering and we
will make you an interesting oiler.
Metallic Roofing Co.
Limited
MANUFACTURERS
TORONTO and WINNIPEG
L ILL
$,Rnitc• or•m,elr tnnu'tio1,. e
Datedthe 8th day of February, 1011,
W. M. SIINCLAIR,
Solicitor for the Exeeators.
The People's Column
FOR SALE -A. pair of standard bred filitee,
8 snitch cows and 6 head o1 young cattle.
Apply on Lot 14, Oon, 4, Morris, lIrusoole post•
office, or telephone 195.
29.4 JAMES SHEDDEN.
FARM -POR SALE. -The farm known as the
shine's farm, is now offered for sale in
order to wind up the estate, The farm con -
titian 93 sores being ports of tote 6 & 0 in the
12th coir, of Grey. Mostly all seeded to gratis
and in a state of good cultivation. On the
farm is a good brick house and bank barn, also
a frame barn, orchard, &c, Property to be
void worth the money.' Apply to JAS. BOTZ,
Lot 4. Lion. 11, 4rey, or on the premise.,
17.12 MRS. W14. SHINE.
tFnhAdRngM POR SALE being
South half Con. 4, Morris township,Huron Co.,con
e
LW Hares more or te4n
On the prem-
iere) ie a frame hones, bank barn, good orchard,
well. i 1
0 w �dS III, l 1' All cleared diat•exon t about
an sero, cheer 1
S mt Dene off 'except
Only 2
tetras from Brussels. a aortia of Fall wh�,nt n
and about 60 aures needed down. ForrmSprice,
terms and other information appty.rhn the
premises or if writing Melanie P. O. 'Phone
128, Or F. S. Scott, Brussel8.
11-tf A. L. KERR, Proprietor.
FARM FOR SALE. -The undoralsned offers
for sale, his 100 acre tarot, being Lot 80,
Con. 16, Grey. About 70 notes bleared, balance
in swamp, 8 noes nt Fall Wheat, 8l 450200 8000•
ed down. Full plowing is beteg done. 0» the
farm is n frame loos°, tank barn, driving eked,
good orchard and drifted well. Close to poet•
ofiiae, church and school, Fur further partiott.
hers apply to JOHN OSBO1tNN, Proprietor.
or 12 H. Scott, Broessls,
Ir FOR SALE, -Tho 100 here fe1•18 bo•
Mgof the
20o,14, Grq oror g e by the
underelgited. There are 86 armee cleared, bnl•
4111oe well timbered, On the hum there is H
tBtood bank barn, !ergo driving eked and a cone
10rtable house. Platte in good condition mar
well fenced. For tuetlier partiettlara imply 1.
JAS. A. MONAIR or 31113. D
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®Teo
Mors, Oranbrock P. O:, or F. 8.SUOTT, oro,
sets. 7af
ARMS
FOR SALE-
Leta t and d22 0 .
F
, O n 14.
MLots 2p1 end Lot 29 en p the h th nMine,
hon. Lod 21 and 'L2 bleabou 709 'res, e1
homestead t and oonE,dr
-m shout l t mires, ed
and has 1 lend, well fenced, well filo ••ori'
cod has i6 beret ll ggood with
ne,t ' goon
comfortable Diiiidfnga wiEh all modern run
roVomO7
rte • 1
P ,Pent of good Miring 0.00 0? 1(3
wood hoar
In ore amid.
choicest farms g This t
a one of
ib,
a M In b it Comity t of n r..
y Enron nn
21w38 betold2,n termor tt °uo, pphouse
ouse ne ,
28 i npeet 126 0d tall ith boa for bu lb s. hre
ail in Pn,tareand ball bora far years; The,
aro ten anr88 Of geed bosh on this farm. ir,
Nether particulnre apply le A LEX 01.152(11,'
10R, Walton. 1'. O,,or en 1lte premise,, 4940
AQENT$ WANTED.
bu 10a
a. for
nominee i
age
WANTED, a S4,
MIIntbntbl,and brakwnen SBe, on all Caned
Ian railroads. Experience unnecessary; • no
Strike, Positions gnarantted competent meen,
Promotion. Railroad 08 10110 , ' Ileedq ort
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,lou-lew weeks con roto source -recto tree
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CollIngwood, Ont,
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