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F R. SMITH
Store
Colorite
Colors Citi and
New Straw Fiats
The magic liquid that makes last
year's Straw Hat look just like new,
If your Hat is old or soiled don't
thiove it away. Make it like new and '
any color you want with colorite.
Many women save money and have
new appearipg Hats by using Color-
ite. It is sold in a bottle with a
brush for applying. Waterproof end
durable, it dries in thirty minutes.
Here are the colors—
Victory Blue Gray
Jet Black Dull Black
Cardinal Red Brown
Navy Blue Cerise
Sage Green Buret Straw
Direetions on every pkg. for mixing
to get most auy desired sbade. This
is the time Colorite is needed.
Price 25c bottle
Diamond Dyes
Dyoia, etc.
We note have the full list of cot-
e., in these — the Blues and
Meeks, ks, which were bard to get
for a time, are now in stock.
Prices the same as always,
i0c package
Brines' Us Your
Kodak films
To Develop and Print
Your Kodak and our Finishing
Department are a combination
that make for results. We will
get the hest from every exposure
made, and try to assist you, if
necessary, to still better future re-
sults.
FLTLL S'TOCIi OF
FILMS, PRINTING PAPERS
and other Photographic Supplies.
F. R. SMITH
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ST. PATRICK'S Day next Sunday.
RURAr. Telephone Directors met Mon-
day.
THE slush stirred up a lively trade in
rubbers.
AUCTION Sales still boom and the end
is not yet.
Hoes sold this week on Brussels mark-
et at $19.00.
LAST Saturday night's storm was a
genuine howler.
AvcrroxEER F. S. Scott has done a
lively business in Auction Sales this
season,
A CAR of live stock and settlers' ef-
fects was shipped by James Betz and
Percy Mitchell on Wednesday of this
week, destined for Kelfield, Sask,
THE Ament saw mill commenced on
the season's stock of logs a short time
ago and the staff will have a busy time.
M, Buchanan is the veteran head saw-
yer.
REIT Cross Circle met at Mrs. Alex.
Anderson's last Tuesday afternoon.
About a score were in attendance, eg
pair of socks were brought in. Next
meeting will be held at Mrs. J. W.
Sanders, Turnberry street,
:vioNn ee evening, March 18th, a St.
Patrick's social will be given by the
Epworth League in the Methodist
church school room. Good musical and
literary program and lunch. Admission
15 and ro cents. Honor St. Patrick by
spending an evening in Ould Ireland,
lelAn, train from the East runs about
an hour behind its schedule and con-
sequently is about the seine length of
time in the rear on the return trip from
Kincardine. It's a great service the
public is getting but it may liven up the
automobile trade and livery business as
soon as the suow gets away.
THE house on Turnberry street owned
by las. Fulton, has been sold to Walter
Sharpe, the price being $r000. It will
be the domicile of lir, and Mrs. Sharpe
end Miss Rebecca Sburrie, who will
move to it shortly to make room for L.
mad Mrs. Williamson, of Walton, on the
farm recently purchased.
CARD OP THANas.—We wish to thank
Mrs. Newsom•s many kind friends for
the kindness shown at this time in our
great loss ; Rev. Mr. Stafford for his
services and the vocalists for the ap-
propriate hymns.
We are gratefully yours,
MRs. NEWSOM'S FAMILY.
A nuemeetrs Play Is in course of pre-
paration by the young ladies of Brussels
and vicinity, to be presented in the near
future for the benefit of Red Cross fund,
Another feature will be the ladies'
Ministrels who will demonstrate real
KKeepnew songs and quaint sayings,
eep both optics open watching for the
date.
Goon CONCERT. — The Concert last
Friday evening to the Towa Hall drew
a good Image, Program was practically
a repeat of the Mtetheron Concert of the
week previous and people who attended
both thought the talent did better the
second night, Every selection went
well and was thoroughly appreciated
and many encores. Miss Mabel MCDOn•
ald, Wingham, wee the elocutionist and
never did better, She is no stranger
here and the audience took to her most
itindly. Miss Helen Seeker anti Bar-
rington Gilroy gave a humorous recite -
tion that pleased the crowd. Auctioneer
Scott sold a fine crochet centrepiece,
donated by Mrs, Jahn Cardiff, and a
fauey floor mat, a gift from Mrs Seel.
The highest bidders were Mr. Mathers
and Mrs, B. S. Scott, A vote of thanks
was passed to nil who helped the Con-
cert, Reserved seats were only gee but
over $5o,00 was cleared for the Red
G`TOSS,
6 oR 7 loads of coal were to trued from
Wroxeter to Brussels Monday and Tues•
day of this week.
MEETING of the Dominion Permanent
Loan Co will be held in 'Toronto next
week to discuss financial affairs.
FORD CAR PRICES —The prices of
Ford cars have gone up, The new
prices are :—Touring car, �5g5 •
Ruu-
about, $575 ; Cbessis, $585. Prices of
Sedan Coupe and one ton truck remain
unchanged.
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Mregey Gobbler for sale.
Mae. ALEX 21rntiny, Walton.
PAIR of gray duck hoose blankets lost be-
tween ;meat's Fartory and Jas Ballantyne's
llrorery. Will finder kindly leave at THE
POST.
SEED.Oats for sale. G.A,tl. NO. 72. MARTIN
MONAIR, Lot 17, Con. 15, Corey, Phone 2816,
SECoNn-RANn steel land roller for sale• Ap-
ply to JNo. OLIYER, Brussels.
QUANTITY of Two -rowed Barley, suitable for
seed, for sale. JOHN SHORTREED, Lot 24, Con.
9, Morris. Phone 188.
FOR RALE.—Comfortable house and about
acres of land on Albert street, Brussels. On
the premises is a good stable, drive shed and
hen house. For fnther particnlaas apply to
Mas. HENRY Woons, Brussels.
A 207203AR of young sows for sale, will far•
row in the Spring. W. A. MarnTCHEos,
Phone 104. Lot 25, Con. 6, Morris.
Goon driving mare fit to hook up double for
sale, S. CARTER. Brussels.
ComyoRTA7tLE dwelling for sale or to rent,
with ay acre land, fruit trees, hard and soft
water, stable, &a. I. C. RumARDs.
Goon young Shorthorn Bull for sale,
OLIPER TURNBULL.
Phone MA Lot 10, Con, 15, Grey.
Two POWS for sale, clue to calve in March.
Phone 8515 HARVEY Demos, lethal,
Horsle for cele. Apply to Miss R, DOLMAS.
GENERAL purpose mare for sale,
W. ALDERSON. Cranbrook.
CoNFORTARLE house for sale. Apply tonal(
PosT.
ALL kinds of poultry wanted. Alen empty
musks for which highest prices will be paid.
Phone 02x. RAMI. WEIN8TE7N.
HIGHEST rash price paid for butter and
eggs. R. TH oms02.
THREE Short Dorn Buns from 16 to 12
months old for sale. JAS. SVeak, Lot 29, Con,
8, Morris. Phone 186.
DR. PARKER. Osteopathia Physician, visits
Brussels Monday afternoon of each week.
Chronic and nervone diseases successfully
treated. Visitslresidennes. Consultation at
Queen's Hotel,
BRUSSELS milliners will not hold the
usual display Openings but cordially in-
vite the ladiee to tail end inspect the
litany fine millinery creations any time
they see flt, only soon, while the new
stocks are complete.
P. R. MULHERON, organist and choir
leader in Melville Church, Brussels, has
tendered his resignation and will be re-
moving from town in 2 months to ac-
cept another position in a larger place.
He has rendered excellent service here.
A NOTE from L. W. Ruttsn, Bluevale,
recently of Brussels, seys, he has bought
property near the Methodist church anti
will have a flue place for his bees, in
which he takes great interest, Mr.
Ruttan has arranged for an orchestra in
the Metbodiet Sabbath School. Ile
is a great lover of music and waa missed
from the orchestra here.
BRUSSELS Women's Inetitute will bold
its regular monthly meeting et the home
of Mrs, Alex, Strachen, Friday, March
15th, al 3 p. m. F. 1'3, Gilroy, of the
Bank of Nova Scotia, will give Rn ad-
dress on the snhject "What women
should know about banking," As this
is a stthject in which every woman is In-
tereieed a large attendence of iadies is
requested.
BOUODY ANOT1iEe MAIL RoU•1%—•
Dau, Denman, who has been the Cour•
ier on No. 5 [nail route out of Brussels,
has bought out George Morris, who
looked after No. 4 Mr, Denman has
taken charge of the latter and at the
present Robt Ellis is doing the King's
business on No, 5, Mr, Morris is work-
ing for Philip Arnent,
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'Puts week a celr of ashes was shipped
to Leamiugton, Essex County for fertil-
izing purposes, No need of comment
on the Leamingtouians.
Dieu IN CmcAoo.—After a brief but
severe illness of 3 days from pneumonia
Mrs. Wm. Newsom, of Brussels, entered
Into rest at the home of her sou-iu-law,
Ino, Cooper, Chicago, Monday afternoon
of last week, at the advanced age of 81
years and 3 months. Deceased was
born in Englaud and came to Canada
when a child, her maiden name being,
Susan E Fuller, She was married to
her late husband 63 years ago in Ful-
lerton township, Perth Co. After along
residence in Grey township Mr, and
Mrs. Newsom sold their farm and
bought a comfortable home in Brussels
Mr. Newsom died 15 years ago, Mrs,
Newsom is survived by 6 danghters,
(Mrs T. McGregor, Brussels ; Mrs.
Frank Fishleigh, Mrs. Chas. Fishleigh.
Mrs. August Schulte and Mrs. Joico
Cooper, Chicago ; and Mrs. Alfred
Stewart, of Pawssou, Parry Sound) and
a son, (john, of British Columbia )
Thele are 19 grand children and r3
great grand children A short funeral
service washelcl at Chiceeo and 6 grand-
sons bore the casket, sons of web of the
Fishleigh families. The remains were
brought to Brussels for interment, and
funeral took place Saturday afternoon
from the home of the deceased, Qteen
street. Rev. Mr. Stafford conducted an
appropriate service and the pallbearers
were N. F. Gerry, Jno. Steiss, Wm.
Armstrong, Ino. Simmons, A. T Cur-
rie and T. Alcock and the body was laid
to rest alongside her life partner in the
family plot, Mesdames Cooper and F,
Fishleigh and Mrs. Stewart were here
for the last sad rites in addition to Mrs.
McGregor. Many beautiful floral trib-
utes were placed upon the casket.
The life of the subject of this notice was
gentle but courageous. She was much
loved by her family and the Grand
clinch en and great grandchildren.
Mrs. Newson went to Chicago on Nov.
r4 to spend the Winter with her relatives
ieteuding to retnrnd to Brussels in the
Spring to her home.
A preoious one from us Is gone,
A voice we loved is stilled;
Apiece's vacant in our home
Which never can be filled,
God in His wisdom has recalled
The boon His love had given •
And thouRhthe body slumbers here
Her soul is safe in heaven,
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Mrs. Robinson has been visiting at the
home of her son near MoncritIT
Pte. Wyman Snarliag was home for a
short visit from Niegara Falls this weed:
M. Yolleck end son, Joe, Tort -into,
were in town for a feta days calling on
olcl friends.
W. H. Merklinger, Hanover, was a
visitor at the home of N, F. and Mrs.
Gerry, over the week end.
Miss Grace Currie, who has spent the
past 5 months at the home of A. T. and
Mrs, Currie, lett Saturday for her home
at Edrans, Man.
ex -Reeve Leckie has not been up to
concert pitch during the past week but
we hope the coming of Spring will grove
beneficial to him,
Miss A. E, Stewart, of Perth town,
has come to assist Miss Mary E Ross in
ber Millinery business, We hope she
will eujoy her stay in Brussels.
D A, Lowry, of Uxbridge, ',a former
well known Brusselite, was in town for
a few days visiting at the homes of rela-
tives and old friends, He is engaged in
farming now,
W. and Mrs Telfer said goodbye to
their Brussels friends this week and
have gone West to Provost, Seek , with
their son-in-law and daughter, W. and
Mrs, Farquharson, who returned to
their Western home, leaving Walton,
Wednesday. Mr, and Mrs. Telfer are
a fine old couple and carry with them
the good wishes of a large circle of
friends.
Lag Friday James and Mrs, McArter
highly esteemed residents, celebrated
the 46th anniversary of their marriage
end received hearty congratulations, Of
their family of 9 children, 8 are alive and
all married and comfortably settled
TILE POST hopes the 5oth anniversary
will find Mr. and Mrs. McArter hearty
with a home coming of the member's of
the old home circle
jas, McDougall, who spent the past
few months visiting in this locality, left
for his home in Dakota lest 'Tuesday
He has had quite a run of office holding
sinee he went to the West and is a wide
awake man of good judgment, If we'd
hump him over anything it is that he
persists in his bachelor ways, We im•
agined be would not go home single but
he disappointed us. While there's life
there's hopes, hence we still think be
will soon see the truthfuluess of the
statement that it is not good for titan to
be alone.
EST'D 1079
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HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO
Money Orders and Drafts are
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G. H. SAMIS, 15 Manager,
talellga9MEW. - vt is '.- ,c. 'er,`er<w, . y F,:�:'d .w ..'ht i':, .; -fro..,..•";�1-1
La -t Fraley Sirs. Wire Oakley, ce.le-
hrated her 8°11 In: Islay, in the enjoy-
ment of a live degree ut health. Sir,
Oak!, y will be 7g Years old next Jnne
bill harming his lameness from au injur-
ed bnihs wears his age well and is at
wo l: • very clay,
Cavanagh, of 'Toronto Mediae'
College, spent the week -end with hie
mother and sister and other relatives in
Brussels Ne celebrated his cast birth-
day oh SVEPISV. 1 L. arrived back
from overseas last duly, carrying with
him n disabled left turn as a remiuder of
the red hot- Somme leittle, He was a
driver in connection wiih a 'Toronto
Battery (elthcugb he enlisted with a
Gue p.t battery) and spent some nloumbs
in Me:pitole; in England benne he was
returned to Canaida. Under the electric-
al and other treatment still in operation
improvement is slowly being shown in
his arm, the blood poisoning doing its
most serious work from the elbow dowu.
Mr. Cavanagh is putting in his first Year
in Medicine. Many juteresiing inci-
dents are recounted of soldier lite in
Belgium and France, in response to
questioning, as lie is reticent to talk
much 0611111 lit. experiences, but there
was not much that was untcwurtbv That
he dill not take uote of. Ile will always
have a warm place in his heart for the
English hospitals and the nurses, who
so faithfully, Ird.ieuth' and with emir]
cheer pel formed their arelnoue tasks
in caring for injured so'd'er lads. The
Maple Leaf emblem is n passport to Elle
best that's going overseas,
Church Chimes
Dr, Hanley, the Evangelist, has heeu
called to Washington to take command
of one of the Overseas Battalious.
METHODIST INSURANCE.— Rev. Dr.
Chown, General Superintendent of the
Methodist church, gave out something
about a proposal to have a $3o,000.000
fire insurance compauy established in
connection with the church to care ex-
clusively For church risks. The matter
will go before the General Conference at
Hamilton next October, The value of
the property of the Methodist church,
as reported to the last General Confer-
ence, waS $4.1,9nS,244 Deducting land
values, this means insurable property
worth $31,24r,584. Upon this iS being
carried insurance to the extent of
$15,729.517, or abqut 5o per cent of its
estimated value, The manager of many
an insurance company would be happy
if he could step into a business of such
dimensions,
Wroxeter
G. E. and Mrs. Jaeklin left for their
hone at Abbey, Seale, Tuesday.
Mrs, 'I. McLennan has returned
from a two mouth's visit with her son
at Tornnto.
Jas. Wylie, who hits been a resident
of the village fm the hast `L years, has
moved to his tarn in Tnrnberry,
Rev, Mr. Beatty, Winnipeg, who
has been visiting his aunt, Mrs. Win,
Douglas, °templed the pulpit in the
Presbyterian rbirrrh Sunday morning.
Death came seddenly Friday even-
ing to Jame Harriwk Somerville, relict
of the late john Leckie, at the home
of her son, Geo. S, Leckie, with
whom she had spent the last 4 months.
The deceaeed was in her 79th year and
had been in declining health for some
time, but seemed its well as usual until
noon, when she gradually weakened
till she passed away as stated, Mrs.
Leckie WAS a life long member of the
'Methodist church and a kind and
faithful mother. She is survived by 4
sons ,—Wm., London ; Geo., Wroxe-
ter ; Wallace, Mich, and Crosby,
Aylmer ; and one daughter, Mrs,
Alex. Campbell, Landolt, all of Wh0711
were present at the l'wnerd, which
took place to the Wroxeter cemetery,
Monday afternoon. All the children
were here with the exception
of Crosby; who was stormstayed ab
Orangeville. Funeral service was
condueled by Rev. Stride,
McCracken Gets 15 Years
in Penitentiary.
James McCracken, the young Morris
Township farmer, who shot his wil'e
:d. their home on Sunday, July 92nd,
1917, pleaded guilty to Manslaughter
at Gnderich, Monday afternoon at the
opening of the Spring Assizes, and
was eentellced by Jtletiee Masten to 15
years in Kingston Penitentiary. Mc-
Cenciten toole the sentence calmly, and
at once left the courtroom in charge
of Constable titulary,
The pMOverlien case was waled at
4.15 Monday afternoon, coin tenon' be-
ing packed to capacity, as the keenest
interest has been taken in the case
throughout, T. O. Robinette, IC. O.,
Toronto, who teas defending McCrack-
en, explained that at the fleet trial
there had been a plea of not guilty to
rt Oita en of neat der. He. stated that
if the Mown was willing to accept it
he would make a plea of guilty to
manslaughter,
T, O. Ferguson, the Prosecuting At-
torney, etated that, knowing the evi-
dence of the Former trials as he did,
he was trilling to accept the plea.
Mr. Robinette then addressed the
court on behalf or the prisoner, de-
claring that he dict not want to stye
any young man 30 years of age taken
to the gallows. Knowing the case as
Ire did he considered McCracken did
not in any sense belong to the critnin-
al class as a murderer. McCracken,
he said, was a farmer, and the shoot-
ing WAS merely an unfortunate ac-
cident. There was no evidence at all
to show that McOraclten and his wile
had not been getting along well. lie
urged the Court to cleat leniently With
the young man,
lie also made a strong plea for the
prisoner on behalf of his little 5 -year-
old hey, and the parents of McCeack-
en, who, lie pointed out, were most
highly respected throughout, the com-
munity. He urged that the sentence
be tattle light in order that McCraclt-
en might be able to come back and
help false. his little son.
After T. C. Ferguson moved for the
sentence of the Court, his Lordship
said he would litre to take a little time
to consider the case, and Court ad-
journed until 6 o'clock,
When the session resumed, Justice
Masten addvessitig the prisoner in a
kindly manner, pointed out that while
ehanging hie plea freed him of mur-
der, it rendered him liable to life im-
prisonment. Tie had gone carefully
into the case, and had conferred with
Justice Sutherland, who presided at
the first trial. The sentence of the
Court was that MnOrarken be sent to
Kingston Penitentiary for 15 years.
BORN
.7E119170.—At Wrightsville, Bask , to Mr, and
.51rs. J. T. Jermyn, formerly of B1nSSOTe, s
son,
DIED
CLEna—In Morris township, an march 11th,
3018, Sarah J, Parker, widow of the late
Joseph Clegg to her 78th year. '
JAcasns,—At Tisdale, Sask., on March 8hh,
1018. Florence Evelyn Ma1nprize, beloved
wife of Norman ,Jackson, aged 25 years
and 4 months
LAcioto—In Wroxeter, on Mar. 8th, 10)8, Joie
Harriett Somerville, relict or the Into John
Leckie, afoul 70 years,
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11 extend a cordial invitation to all Ladies
interested to call and inspect our new
Models.
The Shapes are at the very Smartest, as
are the colors which include Grey, Flame,
Khaki, Sand, Brown and Navy, the material
being Milan, Tagel, Lisere and Straw Braids,
adorned with cleverly placed Wings, Quills,
Flowers, Fruit and Ribbons.
For Misses and Children we have the
Mushroom, Pope, Chin and Sailor Shapes,
prettily trimmed, simplicity being the principal
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FR1PAY. MA/4011 15.111 --Fclrm stock, Mode'
nwnts, Household Net niter°, .o., at Nh„ Lot
26, Con. 6, Morris towinin .. gale unre..erved
at 1 o'clock sharp. Mrs..l°lin Mooney rind W.
R. S. Mooney, Executors John 5loottey estate ;
le. S. Scott, Ano.
FRIDAY, [Unsnarl 15To —Farm Stoolc, Towle.
plemente, &<n., at Lot 12, Con. A, Remick town-
ship. Salo unreserved as farm has I've]] sold,
at 1pI. m ThosJaciclin, Prof.
SATURDA Y. M1AR011 1STS Horses, Ititcs, Ine
nionteats, Hardware, Vurnitare, &c. , at Whet.
Kreuter Bros, and J. Retinae'', Props. ; V. S,
Scott, Ane.
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nts, Ere , nt Lot 15, Gen. 12, i r
Satid
t -hip. ° at I p. to. 'Victor swirling and
51nry Snarling,i raps,; 1' S, Sva1t, Arc.
Imple-
ments, &c.,' nt Lot 18, Conrst,l Grey tow n: hip,
Sale, unreserved, nt 1 p- m. Cleo. 15. Mocall,
Prop.; V. S, Scott, Au°.
Mos oAY, MAnon 25.m.—FarnL Farm Stock,
Implements, Co., at Imt d, Got, %Casey town.
ship. Sale unresorvea nt 1 1. m ,1r•s. Henson
Whoeletr and Lawrence Wheeler, Props. ; F.
S. Scott, Anc.
- TmesoAv, MARCH 261171.—F¢rm Stork Im-
plements, furniture, AM., at N55 Lot 26, Ron, it.
Morris township, Soh+ unreserved at 1 p. m.
Rebecca Shtirrle and Walter Sharpe, Props. ;
1'. S Scott, Ano.
WEDNESDAY. MARCO 27T11 —Farlll stock,
implements, &m., at Lot 20, Con. 1.1, MelCillop.
Sale unreserved nt 1 p. m, Angus HleCunig,
Prop.: F. S. Scott, Ana.
TIIDRSDAY, MA11011 28Th.—Farm Sleek, Hit• .
elements, &o., at Nee fat 2o, (inn. la Grey
township. Bale unreserved at 1 p. m. Thus.
Brown, Prop. ; N. S. Scott, Au°
Auction Sales
UOTiON HALE OF 110ItSLS,
aloe, ien`mceneeeTTS, &se --F, M.
Scott, Auctioneer, has been in-
etrncted by the undersigned proprie-
tors to sell by Public Anil ion in Mind
on Saturday, March ]limb, 1018, the
following valuable property l—I 3 yetis
old sired by Pere Gold, 1 general pur-
pose horse, 1 eow milking sine., De-
eeMbee, 1 tubber tired buggy almost
new, 1 steel tired buggy, 1 Portland
cutter, 1 jumper cutler, l 1 -horse wag-
on, 11 -horse sleigh, 1 Pi ost C Wood
binder 7 ft., cut Wood
carrier told
al'`.
Intake, 1 Frost mower 5 ft,
cut, 1 disc harrow, 8 still tooth cull.i-
vato', 110 -hoe Deering drill, 1 No, 18
Fleury plow new, 1 NO. 21 Oeckshute
plow new, 1 No. 21 Fleury plow, 1
Oliver plow, 18 ft. Brantford weeder,
1 steel stone boat, 1 set iron haerowe
new, 1 Fleury cutting box, 2 wheel
barrows new, 12000 lb. scales new, 1
aet single driving harness new, 1.
dreadnaught cast a ange nearly new, 1
Ideal range, 1 Alerta range, 1 Excel -all
washing machine, 1 Cyclone wahhblg
machine, 1 seeohll-hand washing
machine, 1 bagger, 1 post•hole digger,
1 gasoline tank, 1 organ, 1 couch; 1
lounge, a number of clhals, 1 Morrie
chair, 2 bedroom smites, 1 dresser, 2
patio'. tables, 1 kitchen table, 1 rock-
ing chide, I high chair, 1 cradle, rt
number of framed pictures, 1 parlor
lamp, 1 iron sugar kettle, 1 onkinola
board. a number of cementing planite,
a quantity of hardware, an., and
Mier articles too nntnerime to nlen-
Lion. A brink house, frame stable,
lot, etc., in Ethel, will also be offered
for sale, terms of Which will be
made known on day of Serle„ 'Tereus :
—All seine of $5,00 and under rush,
over that amount 6 months credit
given by frumisliing a)l il:mewl joint,
notes. 4% off for cash on credit
amounts,
MESSRS, KRAUTERS .E
Proprietors,
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IT FARM
1 MALE
OF l,,
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instructions from undersigned to sell
by Public AnPlien at Lot -I, Cut, a,
Otey, nu Muuday, Match birth, at 1
li clerk, the following minable proper-
ty :-1 Mitre 7 years old, 1'gcneral pur-
pose puree 5 years old, 2 fresh omit, 1
glade cote clue to calve time of sale, 1
Hereford enw due to enter time of sale,
1 grade cow tine to calve April 1st, 1
Holstein tow due le calve April 211111,
G yowling .steel s, 1 yearling heifer, 1
eelt, 3 pigs '3 months old, 1 tlumvi.bred
'tarred heck cockerel, 80 young Bar-
lett BOCk. hens. 1 lop buggy nearly
new, I open buggy, 1 cutler, 1 siring
Swisv hell, 1 wagon with hex, 1 set of
sleighs, 1. laud roller, 1 set iron lila•.
VOWS, 1 set single harness, 1 goat robe,
1 dueler, 1 rtie, 1 barred, bundle chick•
1111 WIPP, 1 gleam erh111Rt1°I'. I. Leader
churn, 1 bolter bowl, milk pails, 1 M-
rubtrer, 2 tables, 1 sideboard, 3 hit -
Chen Chairs, 1 rnrker, l 1E11110171. quan-
tity of p+ettdees, edged 300'hns, oats,
sprinkling can, garden rake and olhPr
trL1011,E, 'Isle 100 acre 1'111'111 wiil RASO
he offered f.il• vale. Hale unreserved
owing to the dealt Or Mr. \V11011101.
Teruls--Surae of $10 raid under eash
over that aulonot S months credit
given on approved joint notes. ri per
rent nal.' for cash on eredit amennls.
Pot :It nee curl oats to he (ael.
Terms for farm Will be matte lenown
tha day of sale or on application to the
undersigned.
I,,e \\'1?I3NC13 WHEELER, j props,
el US. 13ENSO` WHEELER)
lT(I'1RON SALI+I OF FAItiNi.
STOCK. IMP.I,N5IRN7'S, RC'.—F. S.
Scott, Auctioneer, has received
instruetiens trout the Undersigned In
sell by Public Attie ion at. Lot 29, Ooh.
11, McKillop, oil Wtdihesday, Mare 27,
at 1 o'cleelc, the fnli°wiug property
1 Mal e Snppnsed to bit ill fool, 1 gener-
al purpose mare 10 years old, 1 driving
mare 5 years old, 1 cote freshened iht
February, 1 cote clue the last of April,
1 cote due in May, 1 farrow cow, 2
steers rising' 1. years, 2 heifers rising 3
years, 3 steers and 1 heifer rising .l
year, I young calf, Labout 00
hens, 1 liiteeey-Tiarris binder (i 1st.
ent with tenck and sheaf carrier, 1
Maesey-le anis mower 0foot eta, 1las
rt. steel hay rake, 1 disc, 1 12 -hoe
Moen', 61,1•11 drill, 1 s.4 diamond har-
rows, 1 Oliver r°rn cullivatnr, 1 Oliver
21 walking plow, 2 buggies nue %vitt
1.116110r Lire. ] Partlatld cutter, 1 Clin-
ton fetulhtg mill, 1 Wheelbarrow, 2
barrels, ] Bain farm wagon wilt' box
Abd stock melt, 13 benches 4 x cedar
shingles, 2 salt barrels, 1 13nlfalo robe,
1 set double harness, 1 set single har-
ness. 1 Magnet (11011.111 separator, 7.
churn, 10 octeve 13e11 organ, 1 heat-
ing stove, 1 extension table, 1 tilt
scoop,• 1 ditching spittle, 50 buehele
O• A. 0, nate, 150 buehels 13anner nate,
25 bushels burley, 7 toms hay, 1 set or
hob -sleighs, 1 bedroom suite, a limn -
her °f chairs, etc. Sale unreserved as
Proprietor has sold the faruL
Perms.—All stuns of $10 and under
cash ; over that amount 0 months
eredit• given on furnishing approved
joint notes, ,L per cent off for cash on
credit anoints,
ANGUS MGCUAIG, Propleto',
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HE custom of the past year will be followed
viz., not to hold a Millinery Opening on any
set slate.
Our flew title stock of Millinery is now on dis-
play and the Ladies of Brussels and vicinity are
invited to call any day and inspect the sante. Our
goods are choice, in the latest and most fashionable
styles and sure to please.
Have engaged the services of Miss A. E.
Stewart, of Perth, who comes splendidly recom-
mended, to assist in the work.
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