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THURSDAY, FPBR1'ARY eS reee
CARRY PAPERS
Be Prepared to Prove Age if Dominion
Police Get You.
In view of the activities of the
military and stems i'I police in
rounding up defaulters it would be
advisable for young men who appear
to be of military age to arta them-
selves with birth certificates in case
they do not come within the age
limits of the classes that have been
called. Birth certificates may only be
obtained by writing to the registrar -
general at the parliament buildings,
Toronto.
"I WANT TO HELP THE
BRITISH EMPIRE WHILE
THERE IS A BRITISH EMPIRE
In a recent talk in Washington,
writes a correspondent here, Mrs.
Nellie McClung thus told of how the
eldest of her five sons had awakened
to his duty,
"The news that we were in war
came to us on the day it was pro-
claimed in Britain, Aug. 4. 1914. We
were at our lakeside cottage at the
time, but we knew that the news-
paper item constituted a summons
to us to he up and doing, so we clos-
ed our cottage and left for the capital
at once. Before the turn of the sunlit
road hid our summer home from
view we all turned and looked hack.
"Instinctively we felt that we had
come t0 the end of a very pleasant
chapter in our life as a family; some-
thing had come to disturb the peace-
ful ground : somewhere a drum was
beetle., and tire calling. Not a word
was spoken, but nay eldest son sud-
desk put what was in our hearts
into ,cords when he turned to me and
asked. 'Mother when will I be 1S?"
"When the first troops marched
away 1 wondered how the mothers
could let their sons go, and I was
glad that my Jack was only 17, It
was the Lusitania that brought me
to see the whole truth about this
war.
Then I perceived that we were
waging war on the very prince of
darkness, and I realized that it would
be better a thousand times to be dead
than to live under the rule of persons
whose hearts were so utterly blaek,
and whose reasoning was so brutal,
1 grew to feel that no One could die
better than In defending civilization
from this ghastly thing which was
throwing its dark shadow over her,
"It was when the news came of
the defeat of the British at the Dar-
danelles that my boy showed that lie
had become a man by saying, "1 want
to help the British Empire while there I
is a British Empire."
"My boy is still alive, although he !
has had many narrow escapes. He
is a private in the Princess Pats, '
and he carries my picture in his hat
and reads my letters over again lust
before "going in."
Then Mrs. McClung told of an Eng-
lishwoman who had worked in the
training camps of the Allies and who
had been at their trenches, said that
she had become accustomed to every
sight at the front had to offer but one.
That one thing which she could not
behold unmoved, possibly because
she was helpless to assist, was the
look on the soldier's face when the
mail came in from home and there
was no letter for him!
USURPATION
The Farmer's Sun of Toronto in its
editorial columns passed judgment up-
on the action of the Ontario Parliament
and the Opposition leader as follows:
—Mr. Proudfoot makes, and Mr.
Hearst most obligingly accepts a
proposal to extend the life of
the Provincial Parliament until
all the soldiers have been brought
home, that is, in all probabil-
ity, until 1921. Both these statesmen
being new democrats shrink from the
disgusts of an appeal to the people.
So sensitive are they that they will
not even permit bye -elections, but will
themselves appoint occupants to the
seats now vacant, and to those which
in due course of human fortune will
become vacant. The legislature has
full power to do their will, The 92nd
section of the British North .American
Act enabels it, from time to time, to
amend the constitution of the Pro-
vince, except as regards the Lieuten-
ant -Governor, whose functions, it has
often been said, might be faithfully
performed by a rubber stamp. The
legislature may, in fact, perpetuate
itself to the end of time.
The bargain suits The Globe, which
its own to replace that which it has
done its best to destroy. A new party
with any substance rising naturally
and apart from the influence of The
Globe is likely to be a party of re-
action against socialism and revolu-
tion, and, in that event, The Globe
might be obliged to go with Mr. Proud -
foot into the party of Mr. Hearst, Mr,
Proudfoot declares candidly that he
and Me. Hearst do not differ in politi-
cal principles. Both, we are led to
believe, are socialists, imperialists
and protectionists, and both are
emulously extravagant in the expendi-
ture of the public honeys. But, the
identity of the principles of Mr,
Hearst and Mrs. Proudfoot does not
justify a usurpation of power or the
exclusion of the people from govern-
ment for the long period of seven
years. There must be opinions and
interests in the country, which are
not represented In the legislature and
are, of course, entitled to representa-
tion. Nor is usurpation justified by
the dillieuity of taking the overseas
vote, it would be better to elect by
the vote at home a legislature to dis-
solve on the return of the soldiers
than to exclude all, as now proposed,
from particlpation In government till
1921,
BOY WANTED.
A boy that stands straight, sits
straight, acts straight and talks
straight,
A boy whose fingernails are net in
mourning. whose ears are clean,
whose shoe: are polished, whose
clothes are brushed '/.'hose hair is
combed and whose teeth are well
cared fur.
A boy who listens carefully when
he is spoken to, who asks questions
when he dyes not understand, and
does not ask questions about things
that are none of his business.
A boy that moves quickly, and
,lakes as little noise about it as poss-
ible.
A boy who whistles in • the street,
but does not whistle where he ought
to keep still.
A boy who looks cheerful, has a
ready smile for everybody and never
sulks.
A bov who does not smoke cigar-
ettes and has no desire to learn how.
A boy who never bullies other buys
nor allows other boys to bully hint.
A boy w'he when he dues not know
a thing says: "1 don't know," and
when he has made a mistake says.
I'm sorry", and when he is asked to
do a thing. says, ''I'll try,"
A hove. who does not want to be
"smart" nor in any wise to attract
attention. - A boy w•lul would rather
lose his job or be expelled from
school, than to tell a lie or he a cad.
A boy whom other boys like,
.4 boy who is at his ease in the
company of girls.
A ben' who is not sorry for himself
and nut forever thinking, and talk-
ing about himself.
A boy who is friendly with his mo-
ther, and more intimate with her than
anvone else.
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51.51 5151
FREE4DS THUUH1T
liE WED DIE
"FRUIT-A•TIVES" Conquered
Dyspt cin and Restored His Health.
MR. ROBERT NEWTOS1.
Little Bras d'Or, C.B.
"1 was a terrible sufferer from
Dyspepsia a,, I C nshpa lm, for yeas.
1 had. pain alter eating, belching gas,
constant hr;ulach(w, au5I'.1 i(1 not sleep
well at night. I lost so ranch weight
— truing from 155 pelotas to 146
p5 ,.,,ds—that I became alarmed and.
saw several doctors who, however,
did 110 n0 good, 1•'inally, a friend
told ate to try'I+'rnit-a-lizi's',
In t1.. 11'eek, there 51'as improvement.
The constipation was corrected ; and
soon 1 was free of pain, headaches
and that miserable feeling that
accompanies Dyspepsia. I continued
to take this splendid fruit medicine
and now I am well, strong and
vigorous". ROBERT NEWTON.
50o. a box, 6 for $9,50, trial size 25c.
At all dealers or scut postpaid on
receipt of price by Fruit -a -fives
Limited, Ottawa.
A boy who makes you feel good
when he is around
A boy who is not a goody-goody, a
prig, ur a little Pharisee. but just
healthy, happy, full of life,
This buy is wanted everywhere,
Acti
the f:tnnly wants hint, the schools
want hint. the office wants hint, the
boys want hien, the girls want him,
all creati,nl w:utts him.
Servce
Abrocul
ABSED by the censor, and ap-
proved ter circulation abroad,
these pictures have been for-
ssarded to this country by \ir. George
AlcLaren i3rawn, European manager
of the Canadian Paciflo Railway, The
1::-t illustrates life -boat drill on a
1, eepehip, the second a naval quick- I;
1':•i is gtul and ono of its operators,
11:.4 the third the retrains of a Ger-
n.a5 howitzer gun that had been
etreek by a Britilli shell.
The three pictures are a suggestion
for reliedion on three different
Oases of the war. The transpol•ta-
tioe of troops from the overseas do-
minium to the ntotlanrland and from
the Motherland to the different
spheres of military activity with
which the nlotherleed Is r'uneerned,
has been a huge prublclnt that has
been solved with very little loss of
life, despite the watch which the
enemy subma•ines have k pt out • for
thong. The piellro ni lite -haat drill
oet the tr'tnpnhtp eeller:, that trosps
crossing the sea., ere et -Tared for
emergeur'(,.•e. Several of the Cana-
dian Paei0r liners lane been engaged
in conveying t.rnnils from Canada to
England. They have also been occu•
pied on stunt taisslons in the same
transportation task, and so far there
have been no casualties. The view
of the qu_clt-ti1'isg gen and lis ma.nip.
ulator gives us some conception of
the equipment of the navy. These
guns are wonderful eempnns of de.
,trunnion when lights are befog
fought At a close range. The Jack
'Pars In charge of them are skilled
marksmen, and should the German
fleet ever take' the open sea for a
Straight combat, they are sure to dia.
play the saner grit as was shown by
their anee'tors who made the British
rulers of the waves, how Me of the
fiercest of destroyers may be destroy
ed Is illustrated for us by the third
picture. roman Ingenuity is not
proof agulnst the ingenuity of Great
Bpibein and her allies, and the great.
est of German guns are rant to pieces
by the forret of a little itrlt.lih shell,
The Canadians who have gone over•
seas piny no small part in the big
gun fighting that Is done nil the
Western bnttie•front, ilea5y and
light artillery batteries have been
raised and put through a course of """"----"'^° "P"
training in many part:( of the len zol 0 their good markmanship often
minion told sent to Pn.'lnnrl, where paved the ground for the advance of
they completed training before pro- the British Infantry, and the pave•
a were
e Gas w e
strewed Y
the front,Ire the Orin I moats that
oesdtltg to e 1(1
—levelled German trenches, nlnaghed
barbed wire entangletnents, ehatterec
enemy guns and corpses of to
Zaleer's soidiere,
Notice to Oreafitors
111 t! e matter 5.1 the estate of Agnes
li own, late of ,h,• 'Fol\ush,p of
(15.4', in the county of Huron.
eIci'w
N ,1:. - h '•ht my•11.1:11,nnnt to '•'511
vi•5, ill, .,•f nu,, rut • that all cy eil,tnt'a
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wl.n tiled on °! •.61111
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1 I hlu5, it ul by tow ,1clout or
oohs.. to 5 'Mum nihil i, ono f 1.1Io Itx,l'-
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a ihr1141111 1,1 tll•sonar-
it kis dr, )f h. It by Ihrnl
A m' Ott. 01 -, 5111'• notion that after shell lost
iliae It's, enters will '0'', ed to
d t•1 u,1. c,.i5, 1. r .5 • deceased a, onest
the p•a•li s, 51i11141 (1,51,1, 155.51! r11ulu'd on'
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Iv to I5,- 0,0 0 of w I1rh then 111"11 (bee have
not,',,1 n 11 aid Irxt utor,l ,:101 u 1 10 h,•
.
5 l t1 0 ,sets tir any mu, 'toorc,
sot •,e presto's ,r )vhnee bo,+ nnrce
hail no hen,. (s11 11/.sired by the 0, 5t Ila'
stud!
or mach. distribution,
lin led 111 , rxuhrook this 18t11 day of Fairy.
ory, A.1) 111.8
3711(+ T1101.1(fAlt EIlON,{Exlentnrs,
W11.11011 (5001EL'ON )I T _
Notice to Creditors
In the newer 01 11 (elate of John
Mooney, Iate el the Township o1
Mortis, 1,l the Cowry of Huton,
farmer, deceased
Notice, is hereby elven pursuant to "Tho Rio
elsed statutes of Ontario," that nil creditors
end °there l,ovtlg claims ngalust the estate o1'
th„ Ravi .5, 1 ,, \loony, who died on or shunt
•
the 11. mete nils day of Dee oullor A It 1017. are
required on or before the rexta,5(6 (my of
March A D. 1!118, to send by post prepaid or de-
liver to W. R a, Moonay, ono of the Executors
of last \\'Ill and Testament or .ate deccneod, 1.t
lirnisel, P. O„ their Christian and snrnamas,
110010+se.: and desnriptlons, clic Poll lartioulars
of their claims, the stntr111001 05 their itecon ,ts
and the nature of Iho securitize (if any) held by
them.
And further take nutlet, that after sneh 1st
mentioned date th, said Executors will pros
coed to 0.1 tribute the assets of the deceased
among the parts on titled thereto, haring re.
Ora only to the 05(0,,s of which they shall then
have entire. and the said Executors will not
1,r MOM. tar the said ascots or ane Dart there.
u1. (o any p11s011 ,r persu,s of ,(hose e1111,n
(51111.1,,6111 1, 4 113110 Leen rerl•ivad by thein 1t
the time of such d1.Irlb51ion
oi 1t Morris this 1801 tiny of February,
A, A 1015.
JANE A. MOONEY,.1 JSse'ntot's.
W. It S. JItiONEY, S)
Auction Sales
UUTiON SALE 'OF FARM STOUTS
T.IipLT8111NTS &o.—F. S. Scott.,
Audience(', has been inetsneted by the
nnd„tsigned to sell by Public Amnion
at Lot. 22, (inn. 9, Copy Twp., 00
Wednesday, Ahrch Oth, at 1 o'clock,
slur is the following valuable proper-
ty :--1 !tare rising 5 years, 1 mate 7
years old supposed in foal, 1 Pel rher-
nn ho' as rising 1 tea's, 1 horse 8 years
001, 1 grnmo It purpose horse, 1 mere
swopnsed in foal, 1 mare 0 yea's old,
1 filly rising 1 yea', 8 rows supposed
1.0 calve in \IIu•r'h, 3 fresh cow,., 1
heifd riii,;r 3 y'etu's milking, 2 rotes
slippc!,etl 1.. r 111•.' i). April, 6 yearlings,
4 rapers, 2 young calves, 8 pigs 3
na5,lhs old. S young pigs, I Yorkshire
sow, 1 pie 125 1hs, nl'•ut 25 111'118, 1
dgrlt, 1 h'r(ot & \Void binder 7 ('t.
„alnearly new, 1 101014( & \\road 11111W.
el' 1 kora:: rake, 1 stilt' tooth (mitten -
new, 1 T(„mp manure ,prude(, 1
Peter Hamilton 14 line soofl tit ill, 1 Rel
4 section (Hammitt 61111154,, 1 hat rew
cart, 1 milk earl, 1 wagon, 1 lop bug-
gy ne.n'ly 110)5', 1 nutter, 1 walking
plow, 1 wa.goII box and seo,1( rad., 1
fanning mill, 1 set sleighs nearly new,
1 gravel lux, 1 set doublo harness, 1
s08i plow harness, I set single harness,
1 haeltei. rack, 1 hay rack, 1 ladder, 1
sl one boat, 10 tans hay, Weed; 100
imelt els feed (ary, 1:10 buihel1 0. A. 0.
No. 72 nat., 150 Imehels mixed grain, 1
1 urnip puller nearly new, 1 w heel.
barrnw and mime nrlieles ton numer-
ous to mention. Sale unreserved its
prnpriet.nr has rented his fount,
'1'e1.111s.—AII sums of $5 and melee
cash i over. that amount 10 menthe
eredit given on furnishing approved
joint notes. 4 per rent oft' for cash. on
credit amounts, WM, Mc1NNL'S.
Proprietor.
U0'rION SALi, OF FA RM
('roti(, letehi.1rNeers, &e —F. S.
Scott, Anctioneer, has received
insttemelorts fto,11 the nedeeeigned to
sell by Public A1rlion at. Lor 11, Cer.
.
1, ('Trey, on Friday, Melee) Sth, at 1
,'cluck, the following valuable Outlier-
ty :-1 mare rising 4 year, 1 driving
mare (1 vearc, I. gelding riling 2 pee ti
old by Held fink well broken, 1 geld-
ing rising 2 years old by 111 t'id 1114 well
broken, 1 filly rising 1 year old Doll
Litdt, 1 draft horse (3 years old weigh-
ing about 1(1 cwt., 8 cows in calf all
conning in early, 1 fate ow now, 1 fat
cote, (1 stools rising 2 years old, 2 iteiT-
ers 1'i4illg 2 years old, 16 last year's
cal, es, 2Rows due the later pone. of
Meech, 1 brood sow to fere ow in May,
0 pigs about 10011),, 1 alassev- ITattia
hay leaflet. nearly new, 1 Seafoeth
land pollee, 1 Usti WI) nowt; plate, 1 disc
drill neatly new, 1 walking piney, seg
' heavy h.u'ness, 700 hoihols ,ala, 100
bushels seed barley, 8 bags seed ports,
R Louts 01' hay, Salo withunl, reserve
as farm has been sold. Terms—$5
and under sash ; over that amount 8
nlurltil8 01'1011t given on l'R,niohieg ap-
proved ,joint; notes. 8 per (met, oer for
(lash on credit tusiollllta, (3111410+,
Proprietor.
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heel, ill-
b'.H.lttll AI h
81- reel ted by the uu(11.1 signed t5 eel) by
1'Ilhlic Aueelun at Let ;i, (len. 7,
(isey, an 'I'nrsdtt), \lwrh 5t1), of l
(i elut'k, the ILllnw'b,g valuable sleek '
,
--1 n<nv Wit 11 /.sail a1 foot, 2 (n \1 5Vi II
ft,,ht'u 1101*(11 • dal ' ''l' Rn,', 5) 'eu 1.l w
rows, 1 '+I„'•1' '15i1141 ; ye•n'e in good
eemlitlon, 1 6,•11''•1 1 leiee ;i 5e1141,udy
to Rlli)I, ..1 54 111.11, I icing 2 } 111 r., .1
( 10 ruin): 2 years. 1 51:1 1, ('('.11141
Ii iog 1 trio', I utll(2 !penile,
01,1, l 1.0.1f 1 111..51 1) old 1 1'erehel,.n
mare 3 yea',: ,0.51, I Petehetea gelding
2 yl'a : old, 1 ag,•d mno, I Ih if int(
111.1 ti y,•:,114 till, 1 lietk•hire .015 111
rt11111 I) .1 (.''11: iR April, 1lieart'r
evil d, is 111 neo, 1 set platy hal nrss,
'1'14 Hui- Mil :Ls 111 $10 a,0. ruder /.6011 ;
.Tel that 7lntittet 111 111(11111. es (lit
give). ou n)1pruved j„int Role„ 4 per
relit t IT far Nash oil reedit aluntiete.
11', J, ('Al1Ul17b",
Plop,iel,(,
UU ION s.\,1,10, or ii,Altm
410('1(, 1S11'1.1i111GN7:4, &C,-1 41.
Meld t, Auctioneer, has received
ilnilr'lle111118 retell 109 melte Right d
peopeielne to sell by Public Aucliuu et
Lot 28, Coo, 12, Grey, on '1'hireedlty,
111,0.,111 716, at. 1 O'clock sharp, the
following valuable property —1 span
draft. mates, 1 genel'tl purpose mare,
1 driving mare, 1 gelling rising 1 year
sired he KiuN,)ne, 8 eon's supposed 1l)
calf (5 it to in 11611 ell), 1 hell et: eioiug 3
yea -0 allllpoe-ed 111 t•r11f, i) ',teems I'iefilg
2 yea's, 4 heifers visite; 2 years, 1 heif-
er 1 yrlu' old, 7 chives rising 1 year, 1
blood Row clue to fret I ow A poll 1s1, 12
store pigs 4 months old, 20 filtered
Rind( Innes, 50 pallets, 3 cockerel,. 1
Scour, Collie slug, 1 !'ruse & \V('41
,inlet li 11. cul (t it h Ono; 111a13y nett,
1 1111,01')• Ilittria num t'1., 114t•,e1. &
\V mei hay luadel., 1 Prost & \fmai
side take, 1 I rrsl & \Fuad hay kat
1 sulky /.11110, 1 Prost & \Vood 111 diel'
seed d' ill, 1 tarot laud toiler, 1 dist
btua'ow, 1 4-sert1511 disrlat»tl ,lu'rom,
1 84ec1i(111 (1iannOul unruly,
lei s, I Peter 1i:uniiCon c•nitit';Ltnr, 1
OOekshull gaol plow, ( h'Ietlry wall-
ing plow, I !Cen'p nuulln•e spur -slid(', 1
wagon with double lux and Siin41
Stitt, 1 (vttguu truelt, 1 10(0er lire bog-
gy nemly new, 1 snarl lite buggy, 1
'n l¢1. nearly new, 1 pair aleigs with
books, 1 vinegar but col, 2 oak harms,
1 30•gal, 'milk ran, 1 Mill( /.mise, 1
gritalstone, 1 siokle-grinder, 1 gravel
lux, 1 buggy Pale. 1.32•It. lull,/., 1
straw 115111ng box, 1 fan Meg mill will,
bagger, 1 set. 2000 15. pl,ttfortn settles,
1 tet slings, 1 rout pulper, 1 hay 1111•!.,
1 wheelbarrow, 1 lawn tiloW0s, 1/.ind-
ent Raw, 1 logging elude, 1 pipe
wrench, 500 feet, le in, clear pine lute-
ber, (11/.1111117111' at her In0'F,er, 111110 3-
inr.11 life, Ilna5lily,,I wuu,1, 61,1"rhes
lit C. 'I\ ehingl,s, monher Penes (1 -I •,
1 set double stent'.+s, 1 +el 1111',4 II;r•-
ness, 2 4e)a oiogle hat' II• R i I mooly
new), 2 goat robes, 2 bora, level t 2
11° groin hag;, 1)10 bu4 O \ 1' i',i.
ley, 13(10 bus• mixed grain, 11.0111+, O
A, 0 No, 72 eats, 30 bus. w heat, .,
lout hay„ 411 bus potatoes, 4110 I110. of
sail, forks, clod's, take,, shovels, fit,,
1 bed 1omit suite 5vilh '-p, ion., 2 bed-
s)viols with sw1111(,, 1111rO:•s, 1 early
new, 1 child's mil) will, It at l r„ss, '1
sideboard, 1 ('1511(;1' (11(•51 t 1•,pd..!,.ve,
1 Daisy elm n Nu. 3, I N .'.v Center),
e, !felting 1111.5.1011e, 1 lonl't,•, 1 isi,rie 11
table, 1 Toilet set e1. ,Veit,, 1 Melt
(hair, 11nole0M, at 11111111.1 1 t' 1'1111
r1 arks, ole. 4.111 w'ol 1 . (111)1 1,1 tee
841110 as the plopt ie1, r has sold his
l'a•Rh. 'rel ins,—All 0110(0 of SID 110 teal
voider sash ; (1051' that, amount 12
ttlou)hs el edit given en l'ln'niehing
approved ,joint uo1es. 4 per cent off
fon cash on credit, arnruni'1
\V1)1. \V131)'PIL01), Prop,
A, i1. RIAci)o\.1T.0, (let It,
vas for Sale
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11141':11111 �n W, • 101•., (111,- p, anis/.",
or 11. 11. Is
For Sae - Good Value
1.l lc ,0..1 1'11 sill 'ani 1,011(0
• 111,11.•6.111./...1 1/10 111 1111 ul ;,01,vt II:
g, . e ilttl ,111 w , -h,'1'al. 0hourlong buil'•
l0c N About 1 monde.' 45(1111 u,,1. puslullle,.
The above prop. ( cit 1 5 ,111111115 on dams. sl
Itrin.sebi 1'0,1/.1115' + nutty he hail on 011gmry
Pewit ,11, owing' on the pteld•rs,
sI11nN GRAM'.
Farm for Sale
('untnbtine 151. (1015,, 1,,•111;; 1,0) ,, Don 11,
aril part of 1,10,711'11( e, 1',at 1:', ((1 'y town-
ship wolf wears ei, roa,',1 !tett' f, ante 11,0,0,
1111111 barn with 040110 ,.11111h• 1,11 x 711 ('rat 1 1(11111
drive 11110(1, 11011 tun*a, p(1. eon acid ',nom
bon -1,1.1111;1. orchard anti about a orre' bush,
Rural 10/111 mad 1,.1, .6010. ?§ 1,510 trout school
and S u,ilrs 5,',,,, film<.r L•: lour further par -
Menhirs apply to hilt, 1: UI' 1(yrN,
it 1t. No 3, Untwists
Stock for Sale
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011n•e,e.,telf-lunl It oro Iltl1. Alee „ hulls
8 months old. 1111, 0 -11 rd I,)' (;11111 -Pard hhu'-
yni:+, grand ril,mp(11 6111 oP ( 'nprdn 1 and a
»utnhu• 110 d 1 1,10111411 No 10,01:, whose
grand sire t4 (Miro-ford 'Na, qtr+ Lot 804 (40n.
If, Mortis (V.; (10l + North 1t 111 11-,.1100 on gravel
road.) '1-'11 is 01R41' It,
}'Lona 1.''0 (11,1 sols 0. D.
CObil•'URTAIif 14.1,,,4.E .0:511 '505Mu
' 11
10
1,1 w,.1. nn' 1.i.00101, fruit 11',1ts,
@e Ab'r'f1rurporntinn with large
5151110 and ,n „I' d oo Mor !!tether pnr„nn-
ht4, is to pi lee, 1, /.11/.:51 \e., tleply to TR): PuR'r,
liens"ors.
Fal -m for Sale
Cuntninl11g 3 11 51('01'', 5115 , ,! Lot 10, (tun ;i,
At a-, i tuwn:•ldt anti LMS 1, Con, r,, Grey town•
1hl well watered, emu'rtxbi ohms, band
Lain ,w(1 ro•nm„ 1),),151 dlnviog h et lis wind
mill, orchard, fie. '11(, tulles North 0P brussels
Mn grnfel r, all, liar,,( 110111 1160 rural 'phone,
t_ 10111. b, .01001. wn1 Neil rain•' or 1,0111
1(,',,5'1,11,1 b, f.e',• Ortnbe,• let will 1,0
1...01.,.,1 1,'•n• further p,a tU•nh,ly n1,10y to
A I.54S. 11'tl4y 1'11, Propri'•lor, I:res-,q5, or
le. k. silt ITT, le 11s•r1i. 0 1
For Sale
0cra0 or Llan hu,d, hl t1,,' Township
of Morris,adjoining the vas's- 15 tftttssels, in
ono held, Tlt."'r is a gaud rrnvri pit, it 0.0011-
1,1 up, from 111' txv„•-. ,r 1,n,. brim tasted
1.d ,1011/.6 1.r gravel the, le supply the town
an 51,011111 ' for t6a next quarter of a contort",
n buldm,; !11(11 „n 'I'u 0011001.y strut ; 1, lel 1,on
(irel•c••,!•,' 1 ,a' th'• Iain -0y ,)(1111 1 110
m.1' t ,ver,• , r•., u•. 511 on 1 he ritoor hulk, corner
of Ri!1!asill,' od .0!'•'rt street.. FOP farthereartte10,»...
eart,rulw•+ 5101(,1, 111 the nndrroign•d 1.t his
redid d. 1,10' IE.
Ih o+-' t'. 14111 .larch, 1817.
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Hates
For 1918
RullSsving are the (jl 11 lYhpllg 11111 Pe'1'IIR.
Nu1'1 is malting rot next year to
Canadian Posit ITirre ;—
AUCTION SAIhi OF FA II a1
8!1'0(•1(, I3TYLhmiInSN'i't3, &t.: —John
Purvis, Auutioneee, lute received I
instructions 11101 the 1115101 signed
peoprietur to sell by Public .5111,181110
Lot. 20, Con. A, llowick, Sat today,
March 0111, at 1 o'clock, ,harp, the 1
following valuable propel (y (-1 I,r4 oil
more 1)) years old in foal to ,\lase"(,
horse rising 6 sired by Allow/4, 1 1311)
rising 4. sited by Al ascot, 1 filly rising •
.'sited by. alasetee I colt rising 1 sired
by Mo.:rot, 8 fresh calved cows, 4. rows
111 01)11, 'L In'110u 2 years rid in call, 1i
hei!'ers rising 2 yell 15, 6 heifers rising 1
year, 40)5,81s rising 1. year, 1 3)!'',
bred Out Man bull 2 years old 1(8 young
naives, 1 brand saw due 0, fin-,',
March 25, 1 breed sow to rat yew April
8, 2 young sows, 12 bn)T Leghorn hens,
qutt5111y gond timothy hay, 1(11) ons,
oats, gentility of eyed oats, 1 elassey-
Harrii binder nearly new 7 fes ('111, 1
F, 041. & \Vorul n)nwer nearly new
ctn., 1 Massey Harris mower 5 11. mit, ,
1 10•)'t, hay rake, 1 Massey-liar:is
cultivator, 1 seed (rill, 1 land roller,
I cut tang box, 1 buret. power,
1 set 5 section harrow's, I sot 3'otrlian
harrows, '2 walking plows, 1 2 furrow
plow, 1. wagon, 1 sot hob•slelghs, 1 hay
rook, 1 Mock riu'S, 1 buggy, 1 mutter, 1
democrat, 2 seta double harness, 1
51)41141' 5(4(151, l gtiudstorle, 1 gasoline
engine 21..2 h. p„ 1 sato, 1 art 12(11) Ib,
scales, 1 fanning mill, 2 leggfug 0111111M
and other articles Inn numerous (11
Mehl 1011. Bale will be writ 11,1511 , 115(1 01'
1111 proprietor hes sold his Yarn(,
Terme.—All 1ums of $5 and under
cash ; over that aiurntu( 10 mond',
ct•ediI,given on ftn•uisiting approved
joint notes. 5 per rent nlT fm' '11116 11n
credit, amounts, O. 14) t'5'tv 11511
ProlnielOr,
c? 4t) 000000.00000q004100.0 0 90.0.04)•0004.4,4$440e6e4vb•06
eDr. Anna M. Shaw says : "Tlits women who have not •
o• been trained in Stenography and Typewriting
ao should immediately undergo instruction In exactly
othe samespirit that moved there to attend classes
ein first•11id nursing,"e 'JIMNIl,hll) muS')'I,NOORAPHHRH IS URGENT,
9 P181: WOlil1 IS PLEASANT AND THE, PAY AMPLE.
o WHY Si10001)YOU NOT PREPARE, FORTHISSIIA(VICI3
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aThe Central Business College, Stratford, Ont.
: The Mount Forest Business College, Mt, Forest.
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4 or The Central Business College, Winghan,
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Termite 44!, ,...,.. 4 25
'rotunlo No .... •1 243
London Adverlieer 4 25
0.4151011 levee Prebs 4 25
l"unity lim'shl.. , 2 75
SVeel: Ir Wit . 2 80
lone. Advnente ,... 3 110
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\Vnrid \Vide... . 3 20
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ed Suave addiHc111a1 postage is iteces-
(4(41'0.
041411 1111)51, iwbot11 at;y all rulers its
the city pttpet•e giv.• 00 etedie.
Send money by ibxpeees Orde1, Pest -
al 'Nee u1. 114051 11e11 1..01 ter, Bank
Clwgne4 1111151 have e11tnu1iadinn ((tided.
Address
\V. 11. I�l;itit,
'PITH Pos'r Mussels, Ont.
MONTHLY
HORSE FAIRS
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BRUSSELS
ltegnlar Monthly florae Pairs will be
held 1010 seagull as follows
THURSDAY, PI,H. 28111
APL(. 4th
Leading Load Ind Outside Buyers Present
Hy 01144. of council.
151, 8. 8(10`1"I', Clerk.
Steady Work and Good Wages
--FOR---
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Apply at
Excelsior Knitting
lV�lills - Brussels
Call Phones 20x (1r 85.
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