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"For Tea You Can't Beat Liptoni8"
You've Tried the others ;
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Sold Only in Airtight Packages.
The Best Servant 1 Is a Strong /
The Metropolitan., Bank
Makes a Specialty of the business of Farmers
and extends to therh most Reasonable Terms.
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Every Department of Banking is Conducted
th( Drafts and Money Orders Issued at Reasonable Rates
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The Standard Bank of Canada .
Record or Business as at 31st January 1911 i
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Head Offitee : TORONTO
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Government and other Bonds 2 910 gis 84 -,-----$4 618 658 89 00 ▪ 11.111111111111.nagillital"Migailla44 00."
Loens on Call and Bills Notes in Circulation - 1,967,182,00 .
Basner preremClisreciulation, : 6170041.0002 Dividends . . ., 90.018,00 g have yet to hem, a eomplalitt re- 810
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Gold, Silver and Govern- Cepital paid up $2410,000.00
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"r BRUSSELS BRANCH r. H. GILROY. MANAGER
Divideeids on paid up Capital--TWelve per cent. per annum.
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General Manager, . SI lb„ makes it exceptionally good Se
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SECRET PASSAGE ROMANCES
PEEP INTO SOME UNDER -
oners could escape, was to be ex-
eavated from one, of the six prison
buildings under the walls to the
cottage. Tido 'passage, was 280 feet
long, and large enough to enable
four men -to work in it together.
The entrance was hidden by a flag -
Assessoa Lorre is at -work
THE weddinge are not ell over vet.
THE POeT pay up list is increasing.
MAPLE SA l'U canvassers are abroad.
SCHOoL Board Fralsy evening of this
I. 0, 0. F At Home Friday evening
of this week
THE: POST Telephones are 3r and 32
Do you takethe hint ?
A LARGE stock of logs is to he found in
the Argent sawmill yard.• Sawing will
:soon commence.
A Very ride Shetland pony has been
of Mr-. Richards
' FRIDAY of uext week will be St.
Patriek's Day. Get your sbamrock and
het e•-ose hens ready.
Inver/meows are out for the marriage
• of 1. A. Hunter and Miss Nora. Mauncl-
•• ere. The luterestiog evenr rakes place
..MAXE YOUR. HENS LAY. --A constant
stMine ol grimed bone mat be bad at
Baeker (woe. shop. Brussels It is the
very best aid for iimeensing the supply
ENGRAYING.-E. Adams, tif New
Stretton's- lee elia wore for Iwo weeks,
Those dewing work in thls line should
.•A lot of splendid horses were brought
to the monthly Horse Fair Thursday of
• last week aud not a few sales made at
good figures. The last Fair of the season
will he held on Thursday, Anril 6th.
STUDENT: :M.ACIM POSITIoNS LAST
WEEK HP LISTGWEL BUSINESS COLLEGE -
S, Oliver as betik-keeper for J. E
• Weigand Co.. of Berlin Out One of
our ladies graduated int May Imo is now
receiving 316 oo per week in Toronto.
E. G.. Met t herve, Principal.
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'4 Wu are always pleased when our read-
m'eers send us items of news,sach as births,
heamarriages, deaths, visitors, transfers
forsnd sales of real estate, church news,
es school reports, public meetings, etc,
ingav doing so you help to make your local
of paper a success,
• Tea FLAG -Hon. Dr. Pugsley.
lter',of Public Works, announced' in
Parliat'neut, that the Dominion flag will
be ordered to be raised on all public
buildings as follows: -March 1, St.
David's Day ; March 17, St, Patrick's
Day; April 23, St. Georges Day ; May
24, Empire Day ; June 6, King's Birth-
day ; lune 24, St. lean Baptiste Day ;
July 1, Dominion Day; November 3o,
51. Andrew's Day.
GEORGE V. Cones. --The first of the
new George V, tannage to be turned,out
in Canada was struck off at Ottawa
branch of tne Royal mink last week.
They are gold English sovereigns for
which the dies were received from Eng-
land a few days ago. 'Silver coibage of
the reign of George V. will begin with-
in the next few weeks.
ON 1'1 LEPHONE MATTERS, -A bill in-
tioduced rum the Legislature by Sam.
Chatters, of Peel, will, if it is passed
bave an iinnortaut bearing on telepuoue
limners in this Province. It is au -a
meudment to the Outario 'Telephone
Act, and propuees that companies incor-
purated by the Province, and therefore
under the jurisdiction of the Dominion
should not be allowed to sell out or to
make agreements with companies under
the jurisdiction of the Dominion
Government. This would prevent the
independent companies throughout the
Preview being acquired by the larger
terge :tuitions.
No TRAIN NORTH. -The Guelph Mer
eery says: -it is a question if the urgent
request of the City Couucd for an earlier
morning 'train on the Grand 'Trunk,
Nurth from Guelph, will be acceded to.
Railway officials recognize it would be a
cunveurence to commercial travellers on
e ,\loirday =mug and to a tew others
perhaps on other days but anticipate that
Mete world not be auytuiug like sut-
ficieut patt'ouage to nay for operatiui
expenses. They point out that a rail
way, like any other business concern,
must be conddcted on business basis,
They say they have made and are mak-
ing improvements on the old W. G. & B.
tine and that others arein contemplation,
thumpout that tbese thns all take Inc.
Do you want any engraving done?
E. '1' Adams, a specialist, inav be found
et Stretbm's. He does choice work.
A DELEGA'L'IoN of Colborne TownshipMunicipal 'Telephone Directors was in
town on Wednesday looking up in forma
tion conceruiug Rural lines. 'Then
ststem will come into connection with
Brussels through the Blithe circuit
They were a fine genial crowd.
"lace" MCCostt, the perrglinating
umbrella architect and designer, pant
Brussels a vitnt this week on his Spring
tour. He says he is going to °east.
travelling and will take up a farm in
rhe We. next Summer and settle dnwu.
PRoRERTy Honorer -Last week bolls FOR SALE. -A base burning coal heating
PetCh purchased the brick cottage and stove ; a single buggY, practically new ; s
half acre of land, Turnberry street South. slgattrzilitAhorzileon ; 2 sets single harms:sand
from Mts. Griffith, who is removing to "tierry stre.et, artays.tojgieptonLeolTsay, Turn.
Win n i peg. Price was 9575.00. Mr. MISSES' and children's sewing done at home
Pet011 will mice a number of improve- , Streets: 13 Wirsos.
merits about the plate and will have a re yoursaws do not cut fast and easy call
and see T. McGregor, Bruasels.
very cosy borw when they are com-
pleted , COMPORTABLE house and %acre lot for Sale
' at a bargain. Fruit, good water and A 1 cone
OMITTED. --In the gahoty of young nomity. For further particulars ask at Tee
ladies mentioned in last week's issue Pose. If
Of THE POST who shine in the Millinery -.0 --
Art we inadvertently skipped the narne „,
. of Miss Mabel Haveroft. She bas held elo n OL I DAYS AT EASTER. -On ac
count et Easier holidays coming so late
petitions in Winnipeg. Toronto and
in the sea.son E. G. Matthews of Listowei
HaMillon and this season has gone to
Business College has decided to open
Port Arthur to gladden the heal ts of the
daughters of Eve, the Spring Term Monday, April 3id
s and only close school for Good Fridge
and Bawer Monday and thus avoid am
noon of next week the regular rnoni hly
loss of time to the students. • Those whit
'meeting of..Bruseels Women's Institute
intend entering this Spring will please
win. be held in the. Carnegie Library
bear this in mind and .plan to enter at
audience Seem, ' commencing at 2.3o
the opening of the Spring Term April
31 . Yours truly.
W. C, T U. -Brussels 13ranch of the
W. C, T U. will hold a Parlor meeting
in Ole Ltoure reign of the Public
Library Tuesday evening, 14.111 iwt., be.
ginning at 8 o'clock Musical part of
the program, iu charge of Mrs Addle
Wright, to consist . of solos by Misses
Hydemelectric Commiseion, This will Whitfield and Robb and F'. H.. Gilrox
be prepared as quickly as possible and An address is to be given by Rev Dr
o clock. Mrs (Rev ) Oaten will give an
addtess on "The White Slave Traffic."
A Musical program will also be given,
Theladies sif the locality, both young
and old, ale specially invited to be pre.
sent on this occasion
Clerk Lane has received word that an.
other report on Maitland River power
is to be made by the engieeers of the
submitted to the Commission. whicb
will then be prepared to meet the coin
mittee of the county council which was
appointed re the January meeting to
deal,with the newer question.
Brusselite :--D Fere uson, Tuesday,
disposed of his real estate in the city of
Winnipeg. The property is situated on
Donald Ave , about half a block from
the T. Eaton Co. departmental store
and brought the handsome figure of
Si250 feot. Mr. Ferguson secured the
property five years ago when lots were
comparatively cheap and by selling now
cleans up a goodly wm.
ANNUAL AT Home. -Invitations have
beeu issued for the annual Ar Horne of
Western Star Lodge, No. rem I 0, 0
Oaten on the work done by tbe Domin-
ion Alliance Retreshments will be
served after the program. Miss Cole
of Ethel, is expected to assist the pro-
gram by a recitation. An opportunin
will be given the houni•ary members to
renew thee' membership
G Lowry, re Guelph, only sister of Mrs
E Lowry, of Brussel., pas -,ed over it,
the great =jenny. Tbe Daily Mercun
of Guelph tit Felmary 28111 saw :-Mati
Weeds will be grieved to hear of the
cleath of Mis Lowry. who was born 1825
in Barbadoes, West India Islands She
was the eldest daughter of tile late Capt.
McCurdy of the 74th Regiment, who
died in the ywr 1855. The Mte Mrs.
F., Brussels, which is slated for Friday Lowry was educated in Eng!ancl and
evening. Toth inst , io the Town Hall came to Canada in the year 1838 and
A program of literary selections and settled witb the rest of the family on
vocal and instrumental innsie will be , that pert of the 0 A. C. now occupied
4endered, the latter hy an Italian Or- , by the other buildings of thin lustitution
cheat% from London. An ebereetic ' In later Years she was married to the
Committee, hae the menaeemeneof thin late W G G Lowry by the Rev Arch
,social event in hand. from whom further deacon Palmer hr the old St George's
particulare may be obtained. Church, which was then situated on the
. W1TH THR CRAFT --DU:Mention lgeWS , present site of St George's Square. At
has bought a cylinder added a column to 1 the death ot her fie her, the term was
is to be started at Crediton to be called late Mr. Lowry then bought the fade
each page and is much improved. Go sold to the late F. Stone, who later sold
on and prosper brother -A new paper it to the Provinciel Government. The
the Star with Editor Wickwire as the in Puslinch, known as the Springfield
astronomer in charge Although called fat tn. Owitet to Ilis oontinued ill health
a War we hope it will grow into a sun.- Mr. Lowry, after a few years le -
The Teeswater News has moved into turned to Guelph where he died some
nstw (ruiners Lo give plaCe to a hank. A forty-six veara ago. The late Mrs Low
bank is - s great cc:eyelet:lee either rv WEIS 88 years 01 age and is survived bv
. ahead or behind a newspeper and we one brother. Stephen, ol Battery Oxford
trust Bro. McAll will always have the , County. and one sister, Mrs. E C. Low-
balairce upon the eredit page -Walter I ry, of 131 upsets, Out., and three sons.
T. Hall, of the Witighein .Advance, is t William, of Detroit ; James and George,
wearing roses and eating strawberries in of this city I also one datnebter, Mrs D
California while We are shovelling snow, 141cCren, Yorkshire street, at whow
With and without pi. It it very awkward residence the la'e Mrs Lowry resided
to be poor-Bro, Swing has swung the elle. Lowry tens a good women. re•
Atwood Bee itiro its 22ticl vol. and ap spected and loved by all who knew her
'pears to be gathering honey without She lied a wonderful memory and could
getting ening, recall the past most vividly.
IT was expected that the question of
Rural Telephone connection between
Brussels and MelCiliop systems wouid
have been dealt with here on Wednes
day but in the ahseuce of part of the
southerly delegation nothlug definite
was done and will have to be considered
at some future date. There is not much
doubt but an amicable solution will be
arrived at and early connection mad,e.
Weduesclay's meeting was called by
vice Chatiman of the Ontariu Railway
and Muuicipal Board, Mr. Dagger be-
ing sent here as an expert by the Buard
to aid aud advise in the matter. • Reeve
Goreulock was the ouly representative
trom McKillop present.
JOHN CARTER DECEASEd.- After a
lengthened spell of Mews John Carter -a
wen known resident ot Brussels, passed
away from time last Sunday evening, at
his hoine, Mill street, in his 7mli year.
Tbe fuueral took place Tuesday after-
noon to Brussels cemetery, Rev. Dr.
Oaten conducting the service. Mr.
Carter was a member of the Methodist
church tor many years and was very
faithful in attendance and testimony
when his health permitted. In addition
to Mrs. Carter, wnose maiden name was
Margaret Storey. of McKillop, to whom
he was united in marriage over 5o•
years ago, he is survived by
5 sons (John, of Hullett ; Joseph, of
Auburn ; Arthur and David, of Ellyth ;
d Samuel, et Brussels,) and 4 daugh-
ten, (Mrs. Hart and Mrs. Parker, of
Owen Sound ; Mrs. Henderson, of Sm-
itten] ; and MM. Taman, of Auburn,) all
of whom attende I the last sad rites ex.
cepting Mrs. Hart. Mr. Carter was a
native of England and came to Canada
when a youth. He was a bricklayer and
a brick and nle manufacturer and had
always enjoyed good health,
People We Talk About
F. Churchill, of McGaw, was a visitor
In town last week.
W. and Mrs, Jackson, of Blyth, were
visitors tb Brussels on Wednesday.
Miss Violet McKenzie left on Monday
for her millinery position at Powassan.
H. L. jackeon took a brief holiday
this week tied visited friends at Stratford
and St. Marys
Miss Maggie Robieson, of Moncrieff,
was visiting Mrs. Jiro. Fetch and Mrs.
eleCaulay in town.
Next week W. H. McCracken will
attend the Grand Lodge ot the A. 0. U.
W. which convenes in Tot•onto.
MRS Eva Snider. daughter of Dr.
Snider, of Cavilers formerly of /helmets,
Is the guest of Miss Vern Walker, Queen
etrmeeists, es
Margaret and Mary McLauch-
lin, ist town, were et Galt oh Wednesday
attending the marriage of their brother,
Lohn 13,, of Salt Coats, Sask., to Miss
essie, daughter of James and Mee.
Sint th
Jas. S. and Mies Hoggard left for the
West on Wedbesday afternoon, a large
Company of friends being at the depot
to wish them Godspeed in their new
home, Mrs, Sluggard was Miee Bertha
Pure
Maple Syrup
I will be able to supply
the public with any quan-
tity desired of the very
best Maple Syrup, Guar-
anteed Pure.
Miss Floreuce• McKenzie, was home
for a few days from the Normal School,
Stratford. The -Classic eity is evidebtly
agreeing well with.Miss Florence.
J. A. Hunter has been upder the
doctor's care during the past week,
appendicitis being the ailment. He is
improving nicely and will soon be o. k.
Mrs. Robt. Gordon and Miss Carrie,
of Melfort, Sask., have returned to their
home after a two months' visit with rel -
tames and friends in and around Brus-
sels.
Mayor Spotton, of Wimehrin,• let the
light of his countenance shine iu Tee
POST sanctum on Wednesdisy. He is
full of enthusirun over the success of his
chain of seven Business Colleges.
Mrs, 1. Mitchell and Miss Possie,
former Brusselifes, have moved from
High River to Calgary where they
purpose making their home. The good
wishes of old frieulls accompany them.
August Amene of Hartford, Mich., is
visttiug his brother, P. Arnent, taking a
holiday and building up his health. The
visitoi has been engaged in the growing
of peaches and small fruits aud is well
versed in the business
R. 1. McLauchlin aud J. T. Ross and
Misses Mary and Luella Ross went to
,Y1c1Citlop last Sunday to see their cousin
answMary McClure, who is ill. Her
condition shows some improvetnent
the last few weeks, but she is very help
tess as yet and suffers greatly at times.
thursh Chimes
Ross attended the Presbytery of Malt -
and at Wingham last Tuesday.
Rev. Mr. lolliffe, of Lucknow. has
been ineited to Bolton, One. and Rev.
Mr. McKinley. of Bolton, asked to be-
come the Methodist pastor at Lucknow.
$9.78 was the monthly Missionary col.
ieetion in the Methodist Sabbath School
last Sunday. A remembrance from Miss
of Calgary, being included. Five child-
ren gave a recitation and Misses Cun-
ningham and Dark sang a chOice duet,
A PLEA FOR BASEBALL
DEAR BUITOR,.-For the last to years
Foutkrall has held sway in Brussels and
uur team can certainly look back with
pride upon their record. Owing to re -
moms it has been gradually losing its
hold and our teams have not been as
strong as former ones. People tire of
une sport and the, rising generation is
devoting its time largely to Base Ball.
It has certainly taken hold on tbe people
uf Brussels. The olden times witness
ed many a fiercely contestedgame, when
the "Clippers" and later teams put
Brussels in the hall of Base Ball fame.
Last year there was a revival ot Amen-
ea's national game here. The junior
team organized early, practised laiNHUI-
ly and met with splendid success. Uni-
terms were purchased, the townspeople
responding willingly and liberally with
donations, Ism:know, Wingham, Listo-
wel, Blt th, Belgrave and others fell be
fore the prowess of our lads. The suc-
cess of the juniors roused interest with
the result tnat a senior team was start-
ed. Listowel, Wingham and Blyth were
engaged and vanquished and finally
Kincardine, one of the teams in the
Lakeside League, was challenged.
Beaten at Kincardine, 6 Lo 3 the boys re-
taliated by turn:11g the tables at Brussels
on Labor Day. At the end of the season
hall and bat were put away. with the
satisfaction of knowing that a start hed
been made and Base Ball seed sowu anew
in Brussels. -
It may be early to think of organizing
bat "the early bird catches Ole worm"
as Clinton has already organized. It is
not neceesary to compare the merles of
the two games. Rumors of a junior
football team are in the air. "A
chauge' they say "is as good as a rest"
so give BaseBall a chence. Mr Borden's
policy reaariing Reciprocity may well
be applied here, "Let well enough
alone.' Give football a rest. The
most of our bosiness men me well
acquainted with Base Ball and many are
old players others hear pleasant re.
colleetionsof team; of long ago and would
like to see the game go ou. We cennot
have both games and if Beee ball is to
secceed Football must be dropped.
, In conchisto11 it can be Holy skid that
do their best to ;bake tile game a seccess
and uphold the high standing Brussels
has attained in all hew of sport if given I lig, $$ 08 1 Alex. Fiedlatee, tile anti • Store
their armor on and do tbeir nast, in
making Bruesels Base ball team for the
:season of mix a grand success.
A Lovett OF THE GAMS.
Brussels Council
The regular meeting of Brussels Coun-
cil was held on Monday evening. all
members present except D. A. Lowry,
Minutes of last meeting read and passed.
The following* accounts were present -
Electric Light bal. on extras..,. .... • 5 3o
W. El, McCracken, Auditor 10 oo
R. Oliver, salary 37 so
Municipal Journal miscellaneous5 oo
W. H. ICerr, printing ac to oo
Report of scales for month of February
WSS 927.44•
Moved by A. C. Dames, seconded by
P. Ament that above accounts be paid.
Carried,
The matter of putting incandescent
lamps nn the streets instead of the arc
lights was discussed with j. Pattersou,
manager of Brussels system. A test of
a feW lamps is to be made.
Council then adjourned.
Huron County.
The Sterling Bank of Canada closed
the Kintail sub -agency of Dungannon,
as it Was found at present unprofitable.
Annual Seed She* under the auspi-
ces of the South Huron Agricultural
Society will be held in Ross' hall,
Brimfield, Friday, March &A.
Association rimy be formed. of Bee
Keepers in Huron Co., and a meeting
will be called fot• siti•h purpose about
middle of Apeil in Clinton. An ex-
pert front Guelph 0. A. 0. is expected
to give a field detnoustration about
Walton
4B8. Taos. WILLIATISON OAY.LED TO.
HER REWARD. -The imperative sum-
mous
um mons to which none can say Nay caiiw
to Mrs. Thomas Williamson, an old
and highly esteemed resident of this
locality, on Thursday of last week
and she trustfully bade Good-
bye to the earthlyhome with the as-
vurance of a place in the Palace of the
King. Het• menden name was Eliza-
beth Jane Millikin, being the daughter
of John and Eliza Milliktn. of Ireland,
who located iii Elmsley .township, Co.
of Leeds, on coining to Canada. Be:
tween 40 and 50 years ago Mr. and
Mrs. Williamson came to tbi'e neigh-
borhood purchasing Lot 7, Con. 18
Grey, where they lived until recently,
when they moved into Walton. De-
ceased had enjoyed good health until
late years. She was only in bed two
days before her demise. In addition
to her husband three sons (Thos. M.,
Geo., and Juo., of Grey township) and
three danghters (Mrs. George L. Wal-
ker, of Clinton ; • Mrs. Huffman and
Mrs. Hugh Ramsay,' of Walter) sur-
vive to hold in loving remembrance
the Godly life and devotion of a true
mother. Mrs. Williamson wait a
bright, kindly turned, joyous hearted
woman who enjoyed the respect of all
who knew her. The funeral took -
place Monday forenoou to Brussels
cemetery. Rev. Mi. Lundy conducted
the service at the hoose and graveside.
Mr. Williamson and family will share
in the sympathy of a wide circle Of
friends in their sorrow. Mrs. Wil-
liamson`was in her 07th year,
Bluevale
held March Oth, with members pees-
ent. Minutes of INA meeting read
and adopted on motfon of Messrs.
Mulvey and. Wheeler. Moved by Mr.
that the (Meek he instructed to notify
.0. A. Jones, Towoship Engineer, 40
make plans. profile and award of a
drain in lst Com, commencing at
Goo. and a second branch 3rd Con.
Carried. Moved by Mr, Mulvey, se-
conded by Mr. Rutherford that drain-
age By-Lare No. 19, 1010 bee finally
pawed and debeneui•es issued for sum
of $480.50. Carried. Moved by Me.
Wheeler, seconded by Mr. MCBminey
nett Clerk ask for tenders nom Wing -
ham Advance and Wirighillit 'nines for
TOWliallip printing fur year COnitrielio,
big Apeil lst, 1911, tenders to be sent,
to Clerk's office up to 10 o'clock a. in,
April 3rd.. Carried. Moved by 'Me.
Rutherfniel, seColided by Mrs Mulvey
Hutt any changes watiLecl by rate-
payers in We offices of pathinastet•s,
entue member of Council before next
meeting. Carried, Moved by Ur.
Mulvey, seconded by Mr. Rutherford
that Clet•It he instrueted to write a
iminbee of bridge bnildere asking for
tencleee Toe solid rivet steel bi idge 100
alldit, $3,00. Meeting adjourned to
meet Monday, April 3ed, at 10 o'clock
a. m. JOHN BURGESS, Clerk.
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MARRIED
HAMILTON-rORSYTH. - At the residence of 1
the bride s parents, on March 8t11, by Rev. `' . 0
odfaumgotra toofw.Morti,inpnd are. Alex. Forsyth,
suirsemonreN-smien -On March 8th, at the
home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
ZTECH,1111-CLA1111.-At the home of the bride's
Parents, on MI1P011114.1w RSV. Hr. LundY.
Salt Coats. &eke formerly of Brussels.
James Smith, Cedar st,, Gait. Miss Bessie
Smith to Mr John Brown Mormuchlin of
me. Jacob Ziegler to Miss Marion Jane,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Clark
both of Grey township.
Potatoes
DIED Roes
march Lien, Rev. Dr. IC. McDonald, in his
CAM:IL-III Brusaels, on March MI,
tersoameen-et Gilbert Plains, on February
Osatimege -In Grey township on March 6th,
Carter. in hie 79th year,
Jessie Isabella. daughter of Angus Camp-
bell, aged 18 years, 7 montho and 24 dap:.
25111: Itrnest, youngest son of Alex. Del -
witty, formerly of Grey townshiP, sged120
years. 1
Me MacDonald, daughter of Postmaater I
Loway.-In Guelph, ,on February 20th, Eliza.
beth McCurdy, relict of the late Wm.
Lowry, 111 hor 8Rth year.
MODONAL0.-A1 Kincardine, on Wednesday,
80th year.
WrLbtAusoN -In Welton, on hlaroh 2nd,
Elizabeth Jane Milliltin. beloved wife of
Thos. Williamson, aged 00 years, 5 months
and 10 days.
80 80
75 78
50 55
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110 00 ir.
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The People's Oolurpn
OEED BARLEY.-hianschenri variety seed
barley for t•lo APIJIS ab Lot 8, Con. 9,
Grey. DONALD ROB1DRTSON.
'Phone 2811, Bruesels P. 0.
!DOTTER BRED plies for sale, 11.00 per
bushel, Lot 13, Oen 17, G1 -.V toWnabip•
TelePbOn 0 No, 8710, WM. PEPPER,
Walton P. 0.
ICICED FOR SALB -Having more feed then .
0- Icon use I Will dispose of 11 seres of good
corn in stook, Apply to W. H TOR VEY, WS
Lot 18, 2nd Line, 1.1offis,
AUCTION SALES
Emmy, Marton. 10TH.-Farin stock, Im-
plements, 80c.. Lot 88. Con, 14. McHillop. Sale
unreserved at 1 p Jaa. E. Ryan, Proprietor,
TUESDAY, MARCH 14rti -Farm, Farm
stook, implements, household furniture, 8m.
Sale unreserved at 1 p. m. Angtta
Campbell, Prop F. 8. Scott, Atm.
THURSDAY. NIA RCM 28140. -Farm, Farm
stock and hnplements, 8 Lot 10, Oen, 9,
Riohmond,Prop. F. 8. Boon, Auc.
Morris. Sale unreserved at 1 p. m. John
at breeding age. for sale. Also 2 young
Shorthorn bulls, one of thew lst prize winiter
at Brussels Fair .TA 8. SPEIR, Lot SO, Con. 6,
Morris. 13ox 270 Brussels P. 0. 'Phone 1613,
WORSEN FOR 8ALE.-A heavy draft gold.
ing rising 3 years ; 1 routhter filly rising
1 year : also gnod work horse 11 years old.
For farther perticalars ettll at Lot 10, pen. 7,
Grey, or write Brussels P. 0.
CHAS. LAMONT.
'Phone 2118
A LITTLE- TALK ON
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