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TI-IURSOAY, MARCH 7, miS Brussels Public School
Thinks Direct Tax the Only Way
Out for Canada.
$800,000,000 Must be Provided
This Year
Still Bigger Shipping Program
Promised
Montreal. Feb. 13.—lion. Frank B.
Carvell, minister of public works, ad-
dressing the members of the Montreal
Canadian Club to -day, said that
during the coming fiscal year the
country had to raise something like
$300,01.10,300. and while he was not an
flouncing any policy, he declared that
it ther could not raise the mope,/ by
way of tariffs there was only one
source of re-
venue, and that
was by asking
the men who
had the money
to contribute a
portion of It by
way of income
ax.
"W e have
to face the sit•
nation," he de-
clared; "we
must steel our-
selves to face
conditions, and
must realize
that this mon-
ey must be forthcoming. Every dol -
has been taken out of the people
bs tear of customs taxation that can be
—it as hint as an :body can wish to
see it—and there is no way of getting
the ne.ce,sary money except by a
tem f direct taxation, and 1 want
to :ire
that home on the people of
canaJc.-
BE37.7"'W.S MORE ECONOMIC STUDY
Mr. iiThrvell expressed a wish that
the people of Canada would give a
little more artentinn to the great
eCt 472'1111C and trade questions which
were before the Dominion, If they
did he had no fear for the future of
the D. mil ni, .n. with all its natural
wealth and resources.
Mr. Carvell said there was hardly
a man in Canada whn was not in a
better financial position individually
since the war started than he was
before. But the government of
Canada had been getting poorer and
poorer, and to -day it was faced with
a condition such as no governtnent had
ever faced before In ranada. Before
the war the revenues of the country
were about St 75.(ion.000. practically
ail obtained from customs and excise
duties, and that sum had 'been expend-
ed, wisely perhaps, or unwisely, but it
came so easy that it did not make much
difference.
WHAT CANADA HAS TO RAISE.
FAITH IN ANOTHER LOAN,
Mr. Carvell referred to the recent
Victory loan, and said he had suffi-
cient faith in the people of Canada
that if next August or September
there was a call for another $400.-
on0,000 the government would get
it.
"We may lust as well realize," he
declared, 'ghat the time has cnme
when we must be self-supporting.
We must buy our products and send
them ae.ross the ocean, and must
During the present year they had to
raise $250.000,00o to carry on the
ordinary affairs of the country. Sixty
million dollars had to be provided for
interest charges, and at learst ten mil-
lions nr more for soldiers' pensions,
and that might go as high as twenty
millions, In addition to that $400.000,
non had to be provided to pay for the
goods which were being sold by Canada
to Great Britain and the allies, and
which they could not pay for at the
moment. During the present fiscal
year Canada would send to Great
Britain prbably more than S900,000,-
raM worth of goods, including multi -
Hotta but unfortunately she imported
only about $0(1,000,000 worth, and that
left an adverse balance of trade
against Great Britain of 8:300,000,000,
which must be taken care of in some
way, The railway problem would
take up probably $35.000.00o nr $40,-
000,non, cheesepare, the best way they
could, The government had to pro-
vide at least St )5,[[00,000 to pay its
debts and carry on the army in Canada,
in addition to s200,00:1.000 for the
army across the seas although this later
sum would not be actually paid out.
furnish the necessary money, and
the ony way to do it is for the people
of 'Canada to dig down into their
pockets, and 1 believe they will do it."
The minister referred to the bal-
ance of trade against Canada in the
United States, and said that there
was at least 535(m:00,00o to he pro-
vided for this and some scheme
must be devised for this.
THE SEVERAL RAILROADS CHAR-
ACTERIZED.
Discussing the railway problem
he described the C.P.R. as a splen-
didtv-managed, dividend -paving con-
cern; the Grand Trunk as well man-
aged, but unable to meat the interest
liabilities of seven millions loaded on
It by the Grand Trunk Pacific: the
Canadian Northern as a white elephant;
the National Transcontinental as a
splendid railway, but no revenue -get-
ter, and the Intercolonial, which had
always been up to the present a poli-
tical machine, as, therefore, very badly
managed, He declared that up to date
no government in Canada had ever suc-
ceeded in operating a railway properly,
hut maybe the present government
possessed more ability than its pre•
clecessor, and possibly might he able
to do what others had failed to dnv
but it was a lamentable fact that gov-
ernment operation of railways had been
one of the most tragic farces the coml.
try had ever seen.
STILL BIGGER SHIPPING PROGRAM.
Alluding to the government Ship-
building program, Mr. Carvell said the
'Nen.F.B Carvell.
Mr. John Shaw Celebrates Birth-
day by Discussing Topics
of the Day.
'The Toronto Dail,j„star Hi Monday
of this week, Publisslicd the following
about our former
"I do Dot NelieVe ?lie foundations of
etittcatiJ /II are being
laid as ft./rough now
As in ea): re-
MAtLeti SsIt. btu
:A.m, retired teach-
er of Huron County,
who is celebrating
Itis Soth birthday at
the home of his dau-
ghter, Air., W. J.
Muir. i Keewatin
avenue.
John Shaw. there is too
much working. with nothing but the
examination in view." deelares the
veteran educator, win, keeps himself
posted on passing events.
Mr. Shaw is a native of Scotland.
and speaks the Gaelic as fluently as
EnglishHe came to America at the
age of nine, the family settling in
North Carolina, where the!, engageci
in farming. At sixteen Air, Shaw pre-
sented himself before a board of ex-
aminers consisting of doctors, clergy-
men. and business men for an ordl
test to qualify as a teacher,. Most of
his pmfessional life was spent in the
County of Huron. He ivas for twenty
rears principal of the Public school at
Brussels.
"dr, Shay: has been resting from
his labors for several years. He is
still hale and hearty. and ever ready
for a chat with a:1%one familiar with
the events of Huron :aunty 4.4f
generation ago.
government feh it its paramount duty
to make a start with $35.00moOtt or
$40,900,ono, and he hoped next year
it would be still greater, because, al-
thoneh the cost per ton might be
greater, still the country must have
ship,
11,, believed shipbuildine might he
a great industry in Canada, and
hor,...a the steel manufacturers v.-ould
hay.: sufficient ability, energy and busi-
ness acumen to so arrange things that
the plates would he rolled in Canada In
future, and not imported from foreign
countries.
Silver Thimbles in War.
English women sacoe their
jewels and much money to the war
fund, says the Ladies' Home Journal,
but there were thousands of milers
who wished to give and were unable
to do so. That is, they were until a
wise women suggested that little
trinkets, such as silver thimbles, be
collected and melted down for the sit,
ver they contained. Here is what the I
silver thimbles purchased in one Year: ;
Seven motor ambulances.
Five motor hospital boats.
One thousand one hundred and ten
dollars for hospital suprlies.
Ten thousand dollars for disabled
sailors' agency.
Eleven thousand two hundred and
fifty dollars for star and garter fund.
Fifty thousand dollars for soldiers
and sailors.
Ani can women who think they
poimennwompimemor
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ammere...47-maa3,1vmo-
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JUST ARRIVED
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from shat t are t 07.1.
Stich as to ...airs; wir til:.
foliage, insd .t,i; t. s piasst a v. cz;
pyramid of tins must ata ur. ,cusi
charming bloom. rlig ki,;(t, )11,
Flower make admirable pot plants for tl...butiae 1 1 late winter ats1
spring. • l'or this purpose•suw is the anolon. s
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Send for Catalogue and learn o?4,•••cr valuable premiums c
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DOMINION SEEDS LFormerly
IMITzv, CANADA. DAM'S & MINTER sop CO,IANDTER 0:;.1
@®S'N's s's0(%)® eeaeee®eopecilzOD
cannot afford to give anything to the Notice to Creditors
various war funds might find these '
facts interesting,
CLINTON
in March iiith a Scarlet meeting
. .
They expect a number of candidates.
Mr. Chas. F. Libby, Manager of the
clinton Knitting Co, has purchased
the residence of Mrs. James Twit-
chell on Rattenbury Street and will
take possession in a few months, Air.
Libby has secured a very desirable
home,
Mr and Mrs Bert Langford an-
nounce the engagement of their only
lyy Larene to Mr . Herbert
R. Jenkins, still of Mr. and Mrs. Ro-
land Jenkins, of Goderich Township,
the marriage to take place in March.
Air. John Wiseman received word to-
day (Thursday) that his brother, Mr.
Robt. Wiseman. of Chicago, had died
'ednesday night. Deceased was a
ormer resident of this town many
years ago. Air. Wiseman left on the
afternoon train to attend the funeral.
Notice to Creditors
In !be matter of Ute stste of Richard
Mitchell, late of Kelfielci, is that
Province of Saskaidiewan, farmer,
tleeessed
Netitte is hereby Oven pursuant to "The Re -
vi -rd Statutes ot (Intern)," that 1111 creditors
and others hem): eisimx against the estate of
the said Rielnird 3litchell, who died at Einra
Ontario, on or about November 0th, A. D 1217:
are required on or before the 28rd day of
itiareh. A. D lath, to sand Itv astaLt Prepaid or
to F. S. Scott, one of the Executors or
the ;a t WIll and Testament orsaid deceased,
at Brussels P. 0 their Christina and Sum
names, addresses and descriptions, the full par.
Peelers of their claims, the statement of their
omounts and the nature of the securities (if
pity) held by them.
And further take motile that after such last
mentioned date the Executors, will proceed to
distribute the LO:814to of the deceased among
the parties entitled thereto, having regard on-
ly to the elalts» of which they shall then have
nod .44,, and the said Executors will not be Day
lee for the olid ass; is or any part thereof to
.44 or pf,r,t pts of whose claim notice
shall nut have been received by them at the
time of such distribution.
Dated at Brussels this 25th day of February,
A. D.1218.
F. S. SCOTT,
THOS. DAVIDSON, }Executors.
85)8
t r 111{Ireot the 4- tale or Harriett
• s ',1'a yet s, bibs f Towtship of
33-er, In Ih0 Cowry of Huron, mar•
tied woman decensed.
Nutters i4 hereby given tuttmEint to "The Re-
vised Statutes of (Mown)," that all ereditors
and One'. havin cleMts against the estate of
the enid Ptirmett NI %Natters, who d el. 011 or
aleatt t:tt h Mir of November. A. D 11117, are res
quired on or before the •sard day of INIsteli.
.D, lints to sena by pest, to 4•011111, glt 111•12Vor to
tl7iiiitoliosivooll.M11111,114trittor or th• estate,
their Chrisotin mai Surnames sddremms mid
descriptions, the full pertieslars ;if their
clainrs, the statement ef their account. ) tin
natal, of the seenri ties fir tiny) held &est
Awl further take notice that saner sort) last
mentioned ante the Alleanistretor e tit et 44•
need to distribute the assrits of the 41 ceased
among the parties entitled thereto, hnsing ;
gaol only tthe elainis of which he shell then
Into. noireo, end the
said odminiterrtnr will
cot be liable for tine said a -sets or any part
Iher, or parse,. ef whose
claim notice sling net Imre 14,11 r; poised by
him at the tittle or ...awn rings:button
tinted et Walton this 28th day of February,
A, D 1218
.11111N McGAVIN,
Administrator,
85.8 R. R No. 2, \Valium
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the estate of John
Moonev, late of the Townsitip of
Morris, in the County of Huton,
fat filer, deceased
Notice is hereby given pursuant to "The Re.
viand statutes of Ontario," tlint all creditors
and others having claims against the estate of
the said John Mooney, who died on or about
the Fourteenth day of December, A D- 1017. are
required Mn or befora. the Sixteenth dny of
&larch A D.1212. to send by post preprint or des
liver to NV. R S. Mooney, one of the Executers
of last Will and Testament of said deceased, at
Brussels P. O., their Christian and Surnames,
addresses and descriptions, the fnll particulars
of their elnlms, the ata turnout of their necounts
and the nature of the securities (if any) held by
them.
And further take notice that after sueh last
mentioned date the said Executors wilt pro-
ceed to di- tribute the assets of the devensed
among the pn rt s entitled thereto, having re)
Bard only to the claima of whielithey shall then
Neve notice, and the said Executors will not
be liable for the said Boots or any part there)
of to any ;person or persons of whose claim
notice shall nut have 1/0091 received by them at
the time of such distribution.
Dated at Norris this 18th day of February,
A, D. 1018,
JANE A. MOONEY, tt ID..,,,utt„.„
W. R 8 NOONEY,
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"Made in Canada"
A Tr ck for the
rmer
'CAM equipment which will effect a time and labor-
saving, and therefore a money -saving,- must be care-
fully considered by every good farmer now -a -days.
The farm wagon, which for years was the most useful
of all farm equipment, is now being replaced on the best
farms by ,a sturdy, dependable motor truck. The truck
will haul any farm product fruit, grain, vegetables,
stock, fertilizer, or wood—around the farm, or to the
town or city many miles distant, in half the time, and
at a much lower cost.
The Ford One -Ton truck is a rapid, economical and
very serviceable means of transport, One of these on
your farm will save you weeks of time in a single season
and will enable you to pass 'through a crisis of labor short-
age with less difficulty.
The Ford truck is supplied as a chassis only. This per-
rnits you to select any of the many body styles especially
designed for the Ford truck and already on the market.
Thus you can mount the one which suits your individual
requirements.
Price $750 f.o.b. Ford, Ont.
S., OA RTE R, Dealer Brussels
Notice to Creditors
fu the ntfnkq' ,•( tee estate of Agne
late of ,ha Township of
3;taos, in the comity of Huron,
w 'dote, deceased
Notes; 1, hereby, given pnesunnt to "The Re•
vised statutes of (Mt Min " that all co /incr.
anti otket 8111111118the eeuno of
the soul Agee) Beau, who died on or alma
the Twonymiglith day November. A 1217,
tli,f.ert,•,1414,(r121:41 TnI),,cif,Ti•4411114,0,ili tit:it:441z towf
deliver to William Cameron, os. Ili, ex,.
owes 01 ;he test Will and Testament of said
deeeasol, at craniwook P. 0 their Chrktinn
and Snrito In 0o, address). Mill
partioulnrs of their MOM the stntoment
or their nroonuts and ths !name of the scents
ties (if nest held by them.
And flustaar (eke settee that after such last
Mentioned dere the Executors will 'mooed to
dist rt Lutz the assets of the deceased amongst
the parties entitled thereto, having regard en.
ly to the Maims ..r which bhey mbnll thou hayt•
notleo, and the said Exeetitors will not be lia•
ble for the snid assets ur any part thereof to
env person or !mesons of whose elide) nutlet+
shall not its os be; n received by them at the
t or -,,eit men ibutien,
Dated at t imnbrook this 18th dey of Febru•
'try, A. D Nis
5004. THOM CA DIMON, 7 Exteutors,
WILLIA 51 OA SIERON,
Auction sales
AITTION 8.11,R OP FARM
:
Stitt/41Z., 1:111'1,1,13114NT14, S,
Stull, Auctioneer, has le/solved
instroetions from imam signed to sell
hy .Publie A tietion at Lot 12, Con. 0,
Hi ex, on Wednesday, 'Match 13th, al I
teelffisk, 111/- following VarinAble [molter
ty : -1 11111.1.0 rising 5 yetis old ill Anti,
1 mate rising 4 years old in foal, 1
general 1)111 pose mare 6 years, 1 driv
Mg male 7 years old, 1 filly rising 2
years, 1 blood rising 2 years, 1 gelding
rising 2 years, 4 'lows supposed in calf,
3 heifers 1 icing 3 years, 5 heifers rising
2 years old, 5 steers lisit.g 2 yetus old
5 stems rising 2 years, JO calves rising
1 year, 2 sows in pig, I brood sow clue
to farrow end of March, 15 pigs 3
months old, 8 ewes, 75 young hens, 1
Massey -Harris binder, 1 Deering
mower, 1 lassey-flotinsis side rake, 1
MnssPY-[herbs discs, 1 Cocksbutt steel
roller, 2 sets hart utas, 2 walk' ng plows,
1 2 -farrow plow, 1 2 -furrow riding
plow, 1 Massey -Harris hay loader, 1
wagon Ili Et long, 1 steel Winteled
wagon, I wagon lox, 1 Set bub -sleighs,
1 Wafter, 1 riillittit• tired buggy, 1 Clin-
ton fanning, mill, 1 tot nip politer, 1
hay fin lc, car, ropes and pnlleys,
wheelbarrow, 1 1/eering cultivator, 1
milk ettn, I Hamilton itivithatms, 1
Home Comfort steel range, 15 In In -
lock plank, 20 rods 9 -strand retire
wile, 300 lbs, coil wire, 150 bushels
of oats, 1 sugar kettle, 1 sap pan 8g(1
ft., 260 sap buckets and spites and
mime) otos other at tittles. Sale without
reserve as proprietor is going 1Vasl.
rittlillg•—tilltIlS of $5 and under cash ;
over that anion...Lit 10 months credit
given on approv•Mt joint notes. 5 per
rent off for cash on credit amounts.
1VI11. T.0 11' P),
AUCTION EIALlil op PAIL'111 wrocx.
ThIPLE5tIONTS, FURNITURE, 4SIC —
Hy the Executors of the Estate of the
late John Mooney. P. 8. Seat.,
Auctioneer, has been Matt noted by the
undersigned to sell by Publie Auction
at IC); Lot 2(3, Con. (3, Morris Twp., on
many, Abu ch trith, at r o'clock,
shat p, the following valuable proper-
ty :--1 brood mare 10 years old in foal.
1 brood mare -I vents old it) foal, 1
horse 5 years old, 1 colt, rising 1 year,
4 Cotes 14111)11ORKI in Calf, 2 heifers rising
years in calf, 1 farrow' cow, 4 Steers
rising 2 mates, I heifer 2 years old, 4
calves rising 1 yen, 2 bt nod antes 1 lit
ittriSise .1 tine 4101, 16 pigs 3 m nobs
about. 73 hens, 1 hay take, 1 mowtst, 1
serol drill, 1 set harrows, 1 2 footle
plow, 1 wallcing plow, I searfilms, 1 ;tw-
ilit) polpeti, 1. wagon, 1 sot hob•mleighs,
1 hoggy, 1 culler, 1 hay rack, 1 gravel
box, I set dmible harness, 1 set, single
hat 1108S, 'string of hells, 1 piths blank-
ets, robes, 1 fanning will and bagger,
1 Soperim cream self:natty, 2 sugar
kettles,' chains, number of grain bags,
quantity of Hulot hy seed, otuto tit y of
oat-, quantity of barley, goat' tit v of
buy, 3 bedroom sidles, springs and
mat (metes, chaos, sera, pint
tables, glass cupboard, %vastlyr and
wringer, 1 Jewel isalige, 1 large Jewel
beam, 3 Ifni:ging lamps, seVertil hand
lamps tool other art tales ton numerous
In mention. Sale tiftresei ved as
Ebteoutot a have sold the farm.
'Lerma,—A11 stuns of $5 and miller
cash ; over that. minima 0 months
email!. given on furnishing approved
Joint notes, 4 per cent oar for Vaal) 011
eredii\talittsto;Oit:INstiooNity,1 io
8, 131(M)NEYJ 'Keel eye'
Al TTItti•s,' la 11,1, t is• a sl
-to; mi. . 1'.
instructions from lb, outlet dginal to
sell by Piddle Auction ..t Los 11, Cots.
1, (It•ey, oh 1,ritlay„ Ilstosh 801, at 1
ceeltask, the folios, big valoalass pconer
ty 3-1 mare 'Isl. s I year, 1 (Iris Jog
Wars 11 gelding t ;sing 2 yeat
old by ()old Liolc wt.!! la/ten, 1 gold
Mg rising 2 yea! .old Fy lucid/art well
broken, I filly 1 king 1 year old Cold
Link, 1 . horst. 11 years old w,
ieb-
log Maud Ill rel., 8 VOWS in Will' all
eonlittg in r113r, I OW roti, I tat
row, fl stem ri,i cur 2 yenta old, 2 Ism
risiotrt yetirs old, 13 hest yea' 's
ealvem, 2 • sbs doe the latter pai t 1 f
11to eh, I M. otl mow to fart a w in \lay,
11 pigs 111)••111 1f11111m , 1 Ala-sey•Ilto its
11 ty loader !wady now, 1 Soartolli
html roller I 1.11 own gang plow, 1 disc
/trill neatly new, 1 walking plow, set
heavy It lltillthO, 7011 laisheis lol I R, IUD
Ill1.11118 1.0(111. barley, Slogs semi
3 isms of hay. Salo wilhonl rest„,„
as I'm ul lens lapti sold. Terms- $5
Mill under rash t over that W11011111 8
months eredit given MI f urt: ish lig ap-
pi tired joint notes. 3 per vent ,,ir for
cash on eredit amounts, 8. 131.71(lib:.
Proprietor.
ALICT1()N 8.11 ,I(3 ()I, 1,A HAI
'TUCK, 1151 el. l'INTESTS, AZt. Jt11u1
FIII•V Is, Ant” ioneer, has 1V/0.1111d
illS(1011S 11111 I Ill. Wide) signed
ins0p4.1.1,44 14,.4.11 by Public A instion at.
Lot 20, Con. A, Rout sic, Saturday,
March 31.11, al 1 o'elocsk, sharp, the
follow big valuable propel ty :--1 brood
mare It1 years old in foal to I
1111144111.1.11111 5 she il by 111t rut, I 11•15`
rising -1 sit Esi by Alasrol, I ffity i•ing
3' ;Med by 1 limpid , 1 roil risluta I sit cd
by Ninseot, S ?Nish valets' Cows, 1 1444e,.
in Pali, 2 Imifins 2 year); old in otir, 5
heifers 2 yea: s, 5 heifers visit g
year, -t sleets risi 11(5 I year. 1 Om) t.'„
bred Din ham buil 2 years old ES young
calves, I brood sow doe to fat row
Abtrell 23, 1 brood sow to fat row April
8, 2 young sow s, 12 huff leghorti
conintity good titi1.41,y hay, 560 bits.
oats, quantity <f seed 0111R, 1
Harris hinder nearly new 7 epi, 1
14",(1121 & 1VOI1O1 1001%141 nearly new 1 ft.
rut, 1 Massey Hats is 1110WOO 5 ft. out,
1 10 -ft. bay lake, "Slasstsy-IIatils
eultivator, 1 smal drill, 1 land 1,33,1,
1 rutting 1.1): 1 1101•Sti
1 SOL 5 section 11/LI POWS, 11401 3•sertiun
Intern ws, 2 walking plows, 1 2.1'm tow
plow, 1 wagon, 1 set bob -sleighs, 1 hay
rack, 1 stock riot, 1 boggy, 1 c'uite1, I
democrat, 2 sets double 11/1111,4S, 1
sugar kettle, 1 grindstone, I as-a/lints
engine 2 1 211, p., 1 saw, I set 1200 lh
sealea, 1 fanning mill, 2 logging chains
ttnd Other articles 111(1 1111111ON JO
1111.11i1011, SlliO Will bit Nei I hollt lesvtve
as petipcie t or Ilea sold his Fat tun
Perms.—All sums of $0 mid imam
cash ; over that- anion, lit ins Id its
credit given on forioshing approves!
joint notes. 5 )lm• cent cif r,,, stilt lql
credit amounts, 1). 11(1'1/4v:se'
Prom he
it are Si% IV.
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1•.,,, tmitt,,, mons //tars n).plr 111
11 111 1"0.1:115. i'Dothisiek, not
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FPrrre for Salo
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teen iva5l 8,,41 14N,, futile! rat,,.
40. . 44,414 4., W .1 '. oil 11Cie wend.; 4,
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r -"or Sale - Clood Value
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1. ‘0 I tilltOilt••'%ii•Ilt ft 41114 PO,',11111.0.
T11..141•1 V.. DIOS" 1 .-1,11,terl 1111 .1811,t;.• rit„
1.1,;.• luny 1,1.110 011 to ;wiry
from le, ewe. r 11.. is me..
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Farm for Sale
Conitonte r 171 art.-, bong hilt LnII 11,
and I, t r • r 1,114 7 and s, 'en 1,1, tint 44 A 11.
; /111, .41111rOtillIOI• rt 311,4011;
Ikallk with 4010, x it 44: goo
driVe 41•11 boll-, 1.1g uon and 011.,11
11011, Had oltont t, tare, 1411-11,
'tura! mail not te!...4b4,444. 444,1efros).014,4,1
fuel 2 miles from 11:11-)40. Trot fin they p.m
Heelers apply h, Nits lit
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Stock for Sale
Pure scotch Sins t than Pull. Also 2 1414,14
s mentbe ,,,41. grand r.11.41 by Dainsfrod Alar.
vjy. 111111 or ; HIlli 11
1111011, t•il orl I, A mteetet No Itt• MS'whose
Lot HO, Con,
• Nlerris Ili 411 fit t,s.:14 on gr 1sy el
cond 1 t i;t
Homo ;:nO1 It; O.
. ett,051,F,DIITA ..ANI) LOT volt
tool well Poe In tiller particu-
lars as 11) price, terms. Co ,neply to Pomo,
Brussels.
Farm for Sale
ra.t Ha, eon 33,
sturris tuar-lon. ht..] 1,..t 1, (sou, a ores own -
ship Wel I WIlt erwl rout fortehle 11011.1., 11111111
1x1111110 Manor. shod, firi Wing Imase, ivied
mitt, oreherd, Se miles North of Brussels
4,41 gril1.41 1,101 fi tl al Itittll tool 1111111 '1/1101114,
:.1r to to .1'11001. Will .t•Il other or both
farms 14 not odd Its fere DePtimr 1st will be
rotted. I, or further particulars ripply to
firusseV.,4 or
For Sale
.21); sores or. fstin 1.1 the TRW11.101)
of gin., 11,j..1,11rIg in
am H•Olt, IP otien-
lal 1111, froth 2 to cave, It Ins been (.4.4.40,1
end enough or gravel there to supply the town
tint MOM r rer the ',est eueroir ors venture
ti building lots on Turnberry street ; 1 tot ea
(ieorge ore., near the tailwny station •, elm )
myprivate residents) on the river bank, owner
of Wittiest and Albert streets Per further
psettemars imply to the ololor.jon.,1 at him
IrAtillott•o. LECKIE.
Brussels, 15th March, 1217.
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Angtiotteer, has been ins• 1 ticl tal by the
AGOTRYST SALE or IPA RN! 8TOCK
imp LEM ENTS, ;SW -- •F4 S. Stint t, Clubbiri Ha ES
,„„th.,„,...„,„1 to sell by Polak! Amnion
at Lot 18, Com 8, tirey, oil 141444.(1 Ey,
Altte,th 10th, at 1 o`t•lot•It slim 1), the For 191 8
following valuable pis pet ty :--1 Intoe
P years old, 1 mai e (1 years old, 1 horse
(I years old, 2 colts t 'sing 2 yt ais, 9 Following cm e the Clubbing Hates Tns
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cow fattening, 1 heiferfat both g, 1
fartsow COW, 1 SilOrl Ito) n bull "1/1.110
of Moyninguni" 03720, 5 heifers rising,
2 years, 2 steers rising 2 years, 8 valvt
rising I year, 2 young rale' s 33; loos
and 3 weeks old, 1 brood sow due to
farrow Apt it 15, 7 pigs 131- months old,
50 hens, 3 geese, 1 Al assey
der 6 ft, (sot, 1 Massey -Harris mower 5
ft. mit, 1 Nlassey-Harvis hay loader, 1
Massey -Harris manure spreader, 1 M-
imed seed drill with grass seeder and
cultivating teeth blassey-Harris, 110.
ft. hay rake, 1 Hassey -liar t is 3-dttou
to rt, steel land roller, 1 Peter
ton cultivator, 1 Maxon disc, 1 set 4
section diamond harrows will) 2 dolt-
bletrees, 1 Oliver viding plow now with
3•11orse whifflettseem, 2 walking plows,
1 2•Iitirrow plow, 1 wagon, 1 wagon box
with spring seat, 1. scufflet, 1 I ut tiip
sower, 2 wheelbat 'sows, 1 angel km -
t le, 1 set 2000 lb, platform smiles tai
beam anti sliding poise, 1 fannilig could
with bagger, 1 hay fork with ropes
and pulleys, 1 set slings, 1 milk etit t, 1 j
milk cat:, 2 cooltsis, 1 churn, 1 Ideal (3
h. p. gasoline engine, I Maple Leaf
gilder 10 in. plates, 1 Bell No, 50 MD•
it tf box and 10 -ft, circlets, 1 set holt-
sb 1 caber, 1 gravel box, 1 hay
tarp, 1 grain cradle, 1 1641.. holder, 2
vinegar barrels, 2 sets whifflett yes, 2
neck ynkes, sills for hay ratilt, 1 set or
team htu'neas, 1 Set IllOte harness,
mower with pea harvester at Inched, I
Massey -Maedis root put per, 1 emery
sickle grirebsts, I wagon jack, I VI'0811.
col 01.1.01111 SO1/111',41.1.11. 050 lbs.
caPlteiLY. about 300 hue, oats, aboll ii0
barley, abOti I. 15 tons tiny, ;prim
duty of potatoecc, mp Ides, shovels, forks
and oilier to tide,: numerous to
mention. Sale will be without ee•
servo as Ito pi optietor has ;told his
farm. Tel tos:—A II st111111 of $10,00 and
under rash ; over Cott arnotint, 10
months credit give!) on furnishing
approved unt notes. 4 per cent off
fot cash on credit amounts.
0-1410, 13; AIN:ALL, Prop.
Purrs' la malting lots lIOX to
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T111.,, POST 11,111.1 ..... $ 5 00
111601-Enspit c, „. 5 00
Tin 110 NV nridgq 5 00
Toronto Star...-. 4 25
To; moo News .... 4 25
1,0titlon Advertiser 4 25
London levee Press 4 25
Family I1 et altl.. . 75
Weekly Witness . 2 80
1,a•, Advtuatit...,. 3 00
Nev. essetigets... 2 00
1V/11 Id . 3 20
Presbyterian 2 75
Patin .and Dail y... 2 30
teat itou's tion 2 20
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Cash must arcompany all in tiers as
the rile papers give no credit.
Sella Pinney by 111xpress Order, Post,
al Note to Registered Letter, Hank
I a 'mist have tainimission added.
Address
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MONTHLY
HORSE r AIRS
BRUSSELS
Regatta]. Monthly Horse Pairs will be
held this SollgOtt as followa :
THURSDAY, FMB/ 28011
APR. sttli
Leading Lanai and Outside Buyers Present
lly oteliir of ilonnell.
le. 8. 800'61', Clerk,
Steady Work and Good Wages
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