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1`tlt11t13DAY, MA'Y it; WI
Ie milks es if the day of the Rural
Telephone had arrived and that the loruf
dietetics advantages were at our 'land,
Of course we. will have to pay for the
privileges.
Doutxtox.Parliament takes n restfor
two months, It is .to be hoped some of
the members will get rid of their grouch
t t' r sols d,It o t
before the sess,or is e n l e i w a d
seep them from being nettle a laughing
stock; ,
WITH the approach- of Summer wea-
ther bush fires are already on the pro
gram. During the {last week a consider
able timber territory, 16 miles from Kt...
nore, has been enveloped in flames.
Lerge gangs of fire fighters were byse to
heading off the flames, Thousands of
dollars worth of timber was destroyed,.
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Kodak Is playing an important
part in supplying occular demonstrations
of scenes in real life in connection with
evidence at some legal svnabbles.
Those who append "fiend" to the
marvellous little instrument may find
satisfaction in such proof' as the above
when eritizing the intensity of the
ardor sometimes displayed on the part of
those who are determined at any cost
to seeule the shadow before the sub-
stance fade,
are running
nide
A Nr3tD2R of the S g
what they are pleased to call "Bargain
week Sales," during which the railway
fare and meals while in the cityare paid
on purchases totalling a certain figure
The advertisements are sent to news-
papers 6o miles from the centres and are
li . Hot
catching the ptU may v the
towns and villages forestall this style of
attracting business? By check mating
the method by a similar one and proving
to the intending purchaser that they
don't have so leave bonze to get good
value for their money,
Tire plan fdlowed by Sir Wilfrid
Laurier of asking strongmen from the
Provincial Legislatures to the Commons
is being copied by R. L. Borden, leader
of the Opposition, one of the new men
invited is tion, Rich. McBride, prime
minister of British Columbia, who has
given bis consent. on. Robert Roge rs,
of Manitoba, will also respond to his
leader's call. It should be for the good
of the Dominion to have such men in
Parliament and we hope they may long
be spared to sit on the Oppositiou
benches.
A Mrs. Held, who was travellingou a
California train, threw a pair of discard-
ed stockings out of the car window only
to remember in deep sorrow, that $5500
was in the toe of ooeof them. The con.
ductor was summoned and a telegram
sent to the nearest depot asking that a
search be instituted for the missing hose
which. Mrs. Held should have held on to
at least until the cash was removed.
The treasure was found all right and on
arrivalat Wiuslow the cash was paid
over by the railway company (who
woukl be reimbursed on the arrival of
the stockings) to the well pleased
tourist. Many a gray headed joke bas
been worked off about the wealth—
padded stocking but the one referred to
was no joke. It's too bad to give the
secret away as highway -men may now
vary their imperious demand from
"Throw up your bands" to "Hoist up
eid's ' WeH
Our feet.'hope Mrs.
Y,
ex-
perience will be a warning to ladies who
travel without their husbands.
OUR MONTREAL LETTER.
With the problem of accommodating
a population of c ne million five years
hence staring ben in the face, Montreal
is planning to rob Father Neptune of
nearly a square mile of territory in an
effort to provide additional room. As
iu the case of many smaller cities the
plan in question simply proposes re-
clamation. In this case the reclamation
will be from the river involving an
amount of laud which will be worth
something like a million dollars, The
idea originated with an engineer who
has acted in a consulting capacity in the
erection of some of the largest buildings
in the city, and has made a specialty of
foundation and caisson work' His idea
in brief, is to lengthen the island of
Montreal by the erection of sea walls,
behind which the space could be filled in
by bumping sand from the channel.
Chimerical as the scheme may sound
at first hearing there appears .ts ue no
reason why it should pet -be carried out,
since the valug RMhe made land will far
ASP excee 'lye'cost ofits creation, Of
parse until borings and surveys have
lien made it is impossible to more than
roughly estimate the cost of such an un-
dertaking, but it is believed that it
would not only pay for itself but would
leave a handsome profit besides,
It is well over a year now since Tohn-
ny Woods, an expert second storey man
and false key 'burglar, stepped out to
freedom and announced that all was not
as it should be behind the walls of St.
Velment de Paul, penitentiary where he
had been confined for the five years
previous for robbing the home of ex.
Mayor Ekers whilst his Worship and
faMily were abroad. Johnny is a
smooth, well educated young English -
marina he tells a good story; The
newspapers took him up and he became
famous in a night. Briefly be charged
that cocaine, rt1111, dope.01 any kind and
pipes be smolte it with, dainties, tobacco,
even knives and razors, were .bartered
soil exutanged with the walls of the
otgghsy Colts mactlr oats l alP lite e'Ifl br1111n11
OUR WINNIPEG LETTER
BRINCI1ITJ5
1f there ie tut uih1Jent• ill the throat
or chest, it is surely essential that
therotttedy be eout'eyed direct• tothe
affected part.- 14's because thebealittg
vapor of Oatarrhozoue is breeched into
the sore, Irritated throat and beenchlal
tribes, because: its balsamic fumes kill
the gentle and destroy the cause of
the trouble. These are 'the reasons
why Catarihozone never yet fell-
ed to cure a genuine case of Catarrh,
A
stla lru chitis or Throat
Trouble.
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The tvohder'Piilty.snollting vaptu, of
Oaturrhozone iMites 11ly reaches the
furthest recesses of thelnugs, prodeees
a'healing crivative effect that is
impossible with a tablet or keroid,
which goes merely to the stomach,
twid fails entirely to help the throat'
or lungs.
To pertnanently cure your winter
ills, your coughs, sneezing, and
Catarrh, by all means use a trietl 511(1
ptnven remedy like Oatarrhozone,
but bewtrte of the substitutor• and
irritator. Look for Catar•rhozone
only, 500. and $1, at all . dealers,
Catarrhozone
Just Breath It
"pen" as freely as they would be outside.
Coin of the realm was the standard of
trade, although, if short, au ordinal,
plug of tobacco cut into ten slices, stood
for fiftv cents. From outside appear
maces Johnny's tales did not ruffle One
whit the equanimity of the prison offi-
cials, the inspectors nnrthe Department
of !lattice. but it has been learned since
rasspoken, s
that, abuts as tioou be had
.p
searching investigation was
ordered
through the Drnuiuon Police. Now t
turns out matters are even worse that
lobnny pictured thein One guard had
the audacity to euter in'o par.nersh'p
with a cmvict to run a bar room. The
guard smuggled in the fire water by the
underground route" and the prisoner
wed lied it, his place of business being
sated taros in the
a'
a well cone huge c
n
pile standing in a corner of the walled
yard. A hospital orderly sold cocaine
and morphine from the hospital stores
A cook, when discharged after his time
was up, walked out with seven hundred
dollars in his pocket although be had
not cent when he was sentenced, all of
it made by selling dainties and extra
rations to the wealthier instates. Sever
al euards have already beeu suspended
and a general make up and reorganiza-
tion is being brought about behind those
high grey walls.
Cheques totalling $713.397 51 are be
ing sect out from the City Hall as a
cheerful May Day present from the city
to its various creditors. The whole stem
comprisesrises \ out cal s half yearly
av-
me
nt of interest on the various civic
loans, including interest on the loans .of
the several municipalities which were
lastyear ear n unexed to the
city
Nearly
two millions of dollars are expended each
Year in this way. The sum of £04.509
tis. 4d. goes to the bank of Montreal in
London #19,204, as pd. ¢nes to the bank
of Scotland in London and £.i6, 6d goes
to the Bank of Scotland in Edinburgh
The foregoing amounts are equivalent
to $555 632 25 in Canadian currency, and
the balance of the interest is made up as
follows :—Coupousparable in Ncw York
866,495.50. coupons payable in Montreal
$[t8,to3.4S, regis'ered stock dividends
payable in Montreal $94,x16 23 ; Cath-
olic School Commission coupons Sri 000.
That varions citizens throughout the
country may bathe unsuspecting wear-
ers of gun cotton neckties and explosive
socks liable to blow up at any moment,
is the startling possibility just brought so
light here. Nor is the feminine sex im-
mune from the danger since petticoats
may likewise be articles of destruction.
This unsuspected condition of affairs has
been discovered through a local protest
recently filed against the manufacture of
artificial silk from cellulose, in which it
appears that there is a possibility that
almost any article of wearing material
made to imitate real silk may actually be
explosive. There are several processes
it appears according to the protest by
which artificial silk is produced from
cellulose. One process employs nitro-
cellulose which is really nothing more
itthe
I le u tl
than soluble gun cotton. From 0
threads to be used in manufacture are
drawn in ether or alcohol. After the
thread has been drawn and is ready for
wearing it is supposed to be denitrated.
1f it is, it is entirely safe. If itis not, it
may be exceeding dangerous, for it then
remains nothing less than gun cotton
spun into a fabric, So in the future it
may be worth while to refrain from
stamping the "near silk" 'clad toot or
yanking viciously at the cravat of the
same material, even though no casualties
from explosive garments have yet been
reported,
ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS
Scheduled to Begin on Monday, June
26th.
The I3igh school entrance examina-
tion for 1911 will be conducted under
the same regulations as that of 1910,
and will begin on Mcniday, June 26th,
at 1.15 p. m. The time -table is as fol-
low
ht0\.DAY, .1L'24E WITH.
P.M. 1,15-1.30—Reading instructions..
" 1.30.8.80—Composition.
" 3.40-4.20—Spelling.
TtsESDAY, Jt7NE 27th,
0.00.11.30—alt i tit the t i e,
1.80.3.30—Reading (examina-
tion paper').
WEDNESDAY, JIINTS 28111.
A. M. 9.00-11.00—English Grainmer.
11.10-12.00 riling.
P. M. 1,30- 3,30—Geography.
A. M.
THIN HAIR ON TOP
If Parisian Sage, the hair grower
that Jas. Fox guarantees, will net
cause hair to grow where the hair is
thinning out, noticing on this earth
will,
And we say to everybody, yon can
have yoiir motley back if Parisian
Sage isn't the best, hair grower, hair
save]', Hair beautifier and dandruff
care on the market to -day.
It stops itching scalp and falling
hair and makes hair grow thick and
abundantly, or molly hark, 50 cents
for a large bottle. Parisian Sage
Winnipeg bank clearings are the big
tiring of the week. The banks of this
city have made big records, but the
record for the week ending April 27tH
surpassed el1 othsta, The gain over
the corresponding week of 1010
ryas
more than seven million dollars and
the same period of 1009 show $4017,-
011
22,017,011 for tine year as against $11,009,-
510. two years ago.
This lndicittion of big business is
jueti edweather 11 ion rite
1 fi bythe c 1. s r l
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the generally udvttnced condition of
cropst d'the seasott's work, Wea-
ther conditions are excellent. Seeding
is far advanced and the greatly in-
creased area prepared foe the 1011
crop will all be seeded 111 a few days
metre,
It is 00 exaggeration to Fey that this
Spring is the best the West could pos-
sibly have. Alveady, most of the
5uunner butts have arrived, green
groes is eoloriug the landscape and
trees are In full leaf. A traveller who
returned from a trip" East as 'far as
Rhode Island says Hutt t egetatiou and
foliage are Wallet advanced bees than'
illiyq he saw in all of his jnut•uey.
'1'rauseon°, the G and'rrnnk Pacific
suburb of Wiunfpeg, is making great
strides Mimed becoming a town of size
itnd importance. Another big con-
tract for $2,600,000, was let this week
and by Fall the town will have [t
enticed to considerable size old will
have laid a solid foundation for future
growth.
F. W, Iieubach,,, President of the
Winnipeg Developtueotaucl Industrial
Bnrean, teal a leading business mauaf
\riunipeg, rcttu•ned from a five
months' trip to 1;mop a this week.
Mr. Heubach says 5•
"'the eyes of 010 Country capitalists
are turned toward Western Canada.
Investors IGreat Britain, Germany,
,
France, and, in fact, I'.hioughnub Bur-
ope are optimistic in so fru• as Cauadn
is ccmeerued. Capital in all these
'nuntr•ies is looking for good Canadian
investments.
"As far as immigration is concerned,
there is only one thing which can be
emit'. and that is that every steamship
which can be pressed into the Atlantic.
service has its eaparityldre+idy booked
fat into the latter part of the season
with future citizens of Canada."
_ The good toads ruovement is making
mach progress about Winnipeg. The
city and adjoining municipalities are
giving the manse close attention and
the movement will receive financial 1
meat. A. Mredilivrtty, gam
support from the provincial govern -
td roads I
aoinmissioner for I5'Ianitoba.; Street+
Commissioner W. F. Talhnan, of
Winnipeg, and C.- W. Sharpe, of the
Winnipeg. Parks Board, left for Chi-
cago ca o this week to study the matter of
good toads and park management in
the Windy City.
The annual prize list for the Winni-
peg Industrial Exhibition has been an-
nounced and provides for $40,000 in
cash prizes to competitors. The field
covered includes practically every
agricultural and industrial activity
known to which some special cope.
titions have been added.
vi ion is wide en. The
Lake ua 1 at op
first lake and tail shipment of goods
arrived at. Winnipeg over the Grand
Trunk Pacific line this week and was
the first important shipment of goods
into the 'Vest over the new G. T. P.
route from the Bast.
SASKATCHEWAN
An important happening for this
province was the purchase, by an Eng-
lish syndicate, of alarge tract of land
around Melfort, Tisdale, Lake Lenore
and Wadena, this Spring. This pur-
chase covets some 125,000 acres of
land, and called for an investment of
$1,800,000. The land was sold by the
Canadian Northern land department
and will be occupied by settlers from
Great Britain.
The ciLylimits of Prince Albert have
been extended, The city area was 1,-
832 acres, but will be 7,539 acres 000er
PrinceAl-
n order of things.
the ew
beat is forging aheadas a business
centre and the Hudson Bay Railway
will mean great things for this city,
American investors have bought
20,000 acres of Saskatchewan land for
settlement.
Beaver are reported as doing serious
damage in several parts of the prov-
ince. These animals have increased
fast ander protection of the law, and
there is a large number around Ox-
bow, where their ravages have become
especially nnticeable. Great damage
to poplar and willow trees is reported
and the beaver are said to have cut
down large elms.
ALBERT..
Calgary is rejoicing in the opening
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of a big natural gats well at Bow
{shred. The flow is said to be excel-
lent and gas will be piped to Oalgary.
and Lethbridge ft um the new well.
will t L live
tel at till get int()
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caul ai
Calgary
plane of the citofficial
and the Board ail:e•ade at'ectt1'14ml out.
Secretary Webster of the Board of
Trade has reeignecland steps are to be
takers to appoint an itrdostrial com-
i1 a
nlissionei• and to bi
IPlY hitt with
fund of ten thousand dollars for the
put pose of gettiug wider publicity for
Calgary than the city has had hereto-
fore.
Settlers are making their way into'
the Peace River country at a great
rate. Every sort of conveyance that
can he need is pressed into service to
fcnward one the greatest rushes into
a new country that has ever taken
place.
There is great activity in the Ver-
milion district. This live town is
grooving rapidly and the tributary
couutty is filling up with settlers who
are farming on a large scale. The.
land is suited to traction plows and
these out fits are being purchased in
considerable numbers.
N O APPETITE ?
This Remedy Will Restore it
If you have no appetite for meals,
can't work, can't vest and are annoyed
with too fieguent urination and a
burning, scalding pain in making
passages.
If at night you retire, hoping for
sleep that erthen does not come, oris
troubled and fit-
ful,. you have
kidney idne trouble
and needl3ooth s
Kidney Pills,
the guaranteed
remedy for all
kidney and blad-
der trouble. A
few doses
Booth's Kidneyof
Pills will wake
up the sluggish kidneys and regulate
the urine. Continued treatment will
cureand heal the weakened kidneys
and restore the appetite in the natural
way. Sold everywhere 50e. box, or
postpaid from The R, T. Booth Co:
ad., Fort Erie, Ont. Free trial sent
on application. Sold and guaranteed
in Brussels by Jas. Fox, .
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Your Painless Corn
Whitt ib wants is the soothing at-
tention of Putnam's Corn Extracto,
which lifts out the very rant and
branch in short order. No pain, no
after effect, just clean wholesome cure
—that's' "Putnaufe."
PO CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
g' A Large School A Good School g
1'9 The Best -4
gThis school has a continental reptile- 69.
tion for high grade work and for the. 6a
success of its students. we have three v
departments, pomwercial Shorthand
and Telegraphy. Ambitions young
c9 for
womenshouldsend at'once
to for ton lenge free catalogue: Wrie for {tat once and sae whet our graduates
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are doing.
'- This t9 a good lime of theyearfor You
i, to enter our classes. Students are ee-
r,� tering each week. Commence your p
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tI, D. A. McLACHLAN, Principal.
A7DaAK8eea,s,
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the estate of Alexander
McKee late of the Township of
Grey, in the County of Huron,
gent leman, deceased.
Notice is hereby. given pursuant to "The.
Revised Statutes of Ontario," 1897, chap-
ter,: 129, thatall creditors and others hav-
ing claims against the estate of the said
Alexander McKay. who died on or about the
25th day of April, A -D, 1911, are requir-
edA. on or before the post.
preps day ti May, to
D.1911 to fiend by post, prepaid, or dol -sten to
Mary McKay, or George 9leKey, HMO P. 0.,
their Ohristien and surnames, addre,ee and
statement of `their amounts
nthe nati nature
and the nature of the security (if nny) held by
them.
And farther take notice that after such last
mentioned date the said Executors will
proceed to distribute the easeteof the deoeaaed
amongst the partiesentitledthereto, having
regard onto to the °laicise( which they shall
Iwlil not ler 10 )10 Par the said 1809(5, or 1117
part thereof,to anype -son or persons of whose
P d to the under-
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Building,00 .u., on M5 Ontario," will be received
inti[ 4 o rue a0 Monday, May :'.Bch, ]911, for
the construct Mn of a Public Building at Sea -
forth, Ont.
Plena, speiidcation and form of contract
can be seen and (oats of tender obtained at
Lamb. strict Engineer,
the office on tyle B. a Lal . us h l
nth and
London. Ont , at the fist Office, Seale ,
Lo p
nti rs ntedtent.
Personsstendering are notified that 011 the
will not be considered unless made on the
' •ted with their
a•b edfarmssu lied and et
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ctual ec 11, cid staling :.their se of drum, nod. places signature,
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In the case of corms,
theuand signet ere, the eofea each
ocerof
tion. and place or residence of taaeh. member of
the firth must be given.
Beall tender mast be accompanied by an ac-
eeptedeheque on a chartered bank, payable to
the order or the Honourable the Minister of
Pubic 'Rorke, equal to ten percent 110p.c.1
of the amount of the tender, which will be for-
feited if the person. tendering decline to enter
into 5 contract 5ct when called upon to-do so, or
fail to complete the work contracted for. If
the'tender be not accepted the cheque will be
returned.
The department does not bind itself to no -
sept the lowest or any tender,
By order,
R. 0. DESROCHERS,
Secretary.
Department'of Public Works, _.
Ottawa. May 1, 1911.
Newspapers will not be paid for this edver-
tisenlentif they insert it without authority
hem the Department. 94.2
The People's Column
FOR SALE OR TO RENT—The IN of Lot 2,
oil; the 12th Oon, of the Township of Grey.
Apply toRS.KELLY, Turnberry street
South,
TEORO'-BRED YOR251111RE8 either sex,
at breeding age, for sale. Also 2 young
m of e r
shorthorn ball ,one them let prize winner
Borrie. B Fnir. JAS. SP. Lot I,o,o 166 6,
Morrie. Box 276BraseekP.O. 'Phone 166.
AT A BARGAIN.—Will dispose or. cottage,
Elizabeth etreet,:Brussels, et 9650, a great
Bargain, 1n order to seem% quick sale. Bey
may be had from Mr. J. Leckie, For further
particulars see Mr. Leckie or write. the under-
signed. J. H. CAMERON,
10 St. George St., London.
DIGS FOR SALE,—The undersigned has for
claim notion shall not have been received by P sale on Lot 21, Con 12, Grey, 5 well bred
them at the tone of such-dietrihution. young Yorkshire amps bred from a prolific
' Dated et Brussels. this Third day of May, wlthi aaraatfooto pig. Also9choice sews
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with littersvetootorwill sell young n1qscoop•
W. 1fI. 6INCT.AIR, crate if desired. Apply to .7.Y, MCINTOSH,
i.- Solicitor for theExecutore. Cranbrook. Phone 206. tl&tt
Popular Stallions
Following will be the routes of the
horses named for season of 1911.
BARON -FIFE
ROOT..MODoNALD, Proprietor.
Monday will leave his own stable, Lot 18,
Con. 9. Grey, and proceed to Donald McTag-
garHs,Lot21 Con 1e for noon: then East Lo
Monerieff and South to John Melville's Lot 191,
Boundary for night
i Tuevday will proceed South end Bast to Geo,
Renniolt's Lot. 21, Con.. 19, Logan, for noon,
then Best and North to JohnHolman's, Lot 12,
Con. 17, Elmo for 'night.
Wednesday North and West to Jae. Mann'e,
Lot 85, Con. 15 Grey. for noon: then North and.
East to Rus, Riddle's Lot 4, Con, 14, Blom for
night.
Thursday North and wast to Wm Buttrey'5
Lot 29, Con 11, Grey, for noon; then to hie
own stable where he will remain until Satur-
day morning.
Saturday will proceed to the American Hotel
1 o
wele, for noon , then hi a own sMon-
wliharerehe will remain remain until the following Moi -
day morning.
LOTHIAN TYPE
JA1 e0 FAaa, Proprietor
Monday, -wilt leave his own Stable, Let 1,
Con. it, Grey, and proceed North vin .75rneH-
town, then East to Andrew,tecklin's, Lots,
Con 2, Grey for noon; then Haat W and South
1544mlles, then West to Win.Lowe'e, Lot 14,
Con. 4, for night.
Tuesday West 6 mllesto Wee, Jerms n's, Lot
26, Oen. 2, Morris, for mien ; then West Sud
South ward (len., then 810110 his own stable
till Thursday morning.
Tlanrede'q Routh via lirustelb, then West2
miles 10 W m. Pipe's, Lot 28. Con. 5, Morrie, for
'won • then Smith to Con. 6, then East to W.
1 H: Me0utc}sene's, Lot 29, for night.
Friday, Best to Hbtn 'e School BOUM, 1211i
Con. Grey. then Nort1,to Con 10, then East to
Jae• Armstrongs, bot 8, fornewn; then East
and North to Peter Bi'liop'e, lot 14, Coo. 0, for
night.
Saturday, West via 61h 0011. t0 h1,, own
atehle where ha will r0nrabl until the follow.
lag Monday morning.
COMFORTABLE BRICK HOUSE with
stable. well, &a, and 2 acres of choice
land for sale in the Southerly part of Brua-
sels. Immediate possession ca, be given. Por
further particulars apply to F. S. Scott, Brus-
eels, or JNO. MoAR' B alt Walton P. 0.
FARM FOR SALE.—Tice 100 acre farm, be.
Mg the property of the Tete Peter McNeil,
Lot 22, Oon. 14, Grey, le offered for sale by the
undersigned. There are 85 acres cleared, bal-
ance well timbered. On the farm there is a
good bank barn, large driving shed and it com-
fortablehouse. Plnee in good condition and
well fenced. For further particulars apply to
JAS. A. 21ONA1R .or JAS. D. sioNAIR, Exec-
utors, Orunbrook 0.0„ or F. S. SCOTT, Bruit -
eels. 7-tf
FARM FOR SALE.—The undersigned offers
for male, hie 100 acro farm, beim • Lot 80,
Con. 15. Grey. About 70 nares cleared, balanoe
10 owamp 8 acres in Fall wheat. 81 Serle seed-
ed down. Mill plowing Is being done: On the
Tann fan trams home, bank burn driving Acted,
good orchard and drilled well. Close to post -
office, church end school. For further portion
-
lam apply to JOHN 08BORNE, Proprietor,
or P. 6. Scott, Brussels.
FARM. FOR HALE, being South half Lot 25,
Ooh. 4, Morrie township, Huron 00„ eon-
taining 100 acres more or less, On the menu
laao 1e a fra,ne hoose, bank barn, good orchard,
well windfall', So All elenred except about
an acre School 14 mi18, distent. Only 21
miles from Brussel,,. 11 acres of Ball wheat in
and about 50 acres seeded down. For trice,
ternie and other Information apply on the
premises or if writing Brussels P. 0. Phone
120 Or F. 8. Scott, Brussels.
11-tf A. L, BERR, Proprietor.
FARMS FOit 8ALE.—T.ote 21 and 22, Con. 14,
McZilloiih and bat 28 of the 1)11h Canoes -
Moo. Lute 21 and 21 compose the Gardiner
hotnestead and eontnine about 180 norm all
fleet -class land, well fence', 7vall the (trollied
end tae IO nares of good hardwood bush 1 good
cewfortable buildings with ell modern 1111.1
provemsots t plenty of good epilog water and ,
a good bearing orchard. nig le One of tie 1
alioioeatfarmrs i0 the County of Heron and
w111 he Hold on term to milt putel,e er..Lot
29oontnits 125 acreel with small hone and barn
511 In pasture and hem been far yetre. Thers,
are ten sores ofood hush on thin farm. Per
further irth:111mo apply to ALEX. CARUIN-
19R, Walton P. O., op,on the premises, 9it-tf H. 5, JACKSON.
Notice
The Court of Revision on the Asaenement
Roll of the Township of Morris will be held at
the Town Hall in said Township on Mondsy,
the 29th dry of May, next, et 10 O'elook a. in.
All parties interested will please telae notice
and govern the115515 a ec0nrdingly.'
A. MsoEWEN, Clerk.
Bluevele,May 1st, 191L
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SPRINGS WINTERS HAILS KITTS
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I also pey highest isrieos' for all other raw
furs. Consignments solicited..
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72 Colborne st., Toronto, Ont.
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