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They are to be Ita,l at as low a
price as 40c each, or if some-
thing better is wanted they are
to be bad in different bindings
and types raining in price up to
$4 00. Hymn Beek with Tunes
')t'I 50 and $3.50 each.
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We keep Pictorial Review Pat-
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FEBRUARY.
ADVERTISE,
COUNCIL met Monday evening.
Tim bear saw bis shadow Last Sunday.
MONTHLY Horse Fair Thursday of this
week
Cgaerre 2I'A Festival dates March
t8. 09 aura ao.
A number of new books have been ad-
ded to the list fit Brussels Public Library.
GEo E. MICALL captured a fine white
owl Tuesday of ' h.s week on Robt. ltXc-
K innon', farm, 7th Con. Grey township.
Bakeerets IN CrTreas.—OWing to the
"pen Winter D, Ewan is reedy to give
special bargains iu cutters and sleighs to
clear out stock to make room for bug-
;ies. See him it you have any notion
for a good deal.
ANNUAL Rural Telephone meeting of
urussels, Grey & Morris Company
edit beheld in the Town Hall, Brussels,
Tuesday afternoon of next week, 1 rth
inst., at 2 o'clock, There should be a
large tutu out.
OLD TIME DANCE—Tuesday night of
g
next week an Old Time Dance will enc b e
e'd in the Town Halt Brussels, by the
Welcome Home Club, Cortese Bros ,
London, will supply the music. Dane -
'ug at q p. m. Card games for those
not tear u' to dance. Lonch served.
WARD I)RAD.—Last Sunday
Bishop 'lard passed away at his home
to St. 'Phomas, survived by his wife, 4
s las and s flatlet tern. He Was a former
well known resident of Brussels. 'lite
boys are Will., Frank, Sydney and
"Tem" and the daughters, Mrs. Fair-
Lrother and Miss Ethel, Old friends
here sympathise witil the bereaved in the
death at hatband and father.
TrieerlaV ot this Week Rev. I. W. and
Idis. Pietro tmil 2 children arrived in
rnu n al .c.i a long and very trying ex-
p.y iet,ea io Turkish imprisonment,
They left Canada in June 1914 for the
Mission fields in the far East and had an
eventful history since then. They are
very welcome. Mrs, Pierce is the only
d;tughi.r of R. K end the late Mrs.
Ross, formerly of Brussels. The visi-
tors expect to Lome to Brussels in their
boliday.
MISS MARGARET C. S'TEWART CALLED
AWAY.—After en extended illness, borne
with patience and resignation, Miss
Margaret Stewart, only daughter of the
late Alexander and Annie Stewart,
geese etre:•t, Brussels, passed away 10
Iter reward lest Friday in Fergus boson-
al, where she had been for treatment for
s+'verel months. She was born in Morris
township and was 47 years, 8 months
and 11 days old. The casket was
brought to the home of Peter and Mrs
Stewart, Brneeels, from where the funer-
al took place Monday afternoon to the
fatuity plot, Brussels cemetery. Rev,
Mr. Mann, deceased's pastor, conducted
a suitable service. Pallbeerers were
Jae. Fox, A. Strachan, ino. Crerar, P.
A. McArthur, Walter Yuji!, and Wm.
Armstrong. The surviving brothers
are Peter, Brussels ; Alex. F., Maid-
stone, Seek., W. J., Manager of Stand.
and Bank, Parkhill ; and Duncan in
California. Deceased was a flue e.pirit.
ed person, a devoted aid efficient work-
er in the church, Sunday School, Youug
People's Society and the choir and
whose piece WEN never vacant when
bealth permitted her attenrtsnce, Her
life was a worthy exempleof Christain
service and she passed away to the
House of Many Mansions with the
happy trustfulness that "Ere doeth all
things well." Beautiful flowers were
placed on the casket.
HAvs von ordered that wood yet from
• the local Fuel Controller, F. S. Scot.?
SEE about the range Demonstration to
be given at Wilton & Gillespie's store
Saturday of next week Tali, stove sup
plies a real honsebold need and every
housekeeper should see what it will do
and how well it does it. Read the advt.
this week.
' 16 YEARS OLD —It Was 16 years last
Tuesday since the Metropolitan Bank
opened its doers iu Brussels, A. E.
Miliish, new mareger at Weston, Ont. ;
F. el Gilroy, pre.enr manager at Brus-
sels, Bank of Nova Scotia and George
Thompson, now in Vancouver, constitut-
ed the staff.
I Ir you want anything ahoioe in Shorthorn
bulls call on 0. Turnbull & Son, Lot 10, Cmt,
15. Greg township, Brussels R, R, 2. Phone
9914.
Ir yen wish any work done in the Planing
mill kindly get it at once. P. AMENT.
Pnc Sale,—Two year ofd Shorthorn bull
with roglatered Grey, Phone 2310,
YORE/MUM 1400 FOR SEteVIDE.—The under-
signed will keep for service on bot 20, Con, 11,
Grey township, a thnro' fired Yorkshire hog,
Terme r1.N), WILL. MITCHELL, Prop.
Sano „
..Ems Berle No. -Y for Sala
Phone na P
Barley,
.9. A. NWHOL, Wln ghan P. D.
6O Acne form for sale, ,4t0e Lot 10 Con. 16
Grey township. JAMES Penang.
I THmiiEREt Yorkshire hog 4 months old
for sale Price renrnnable, R. B. STEVEN/MX,
Lot 18, Cnn. 12, Grey. Phone 4225,
MAtiorte seed wheat for sale.
ANDRInw LA)IoNT, 10th Con. Grey Township.
Phone 2314,
Eliot/Ewe market price paid for hides by
I3A tam Sims., Brussels,
PURE bred young Shorthorn bull for Saler
R. L. McDonald, Lot 18, Con. 10, Grey. Phone
248.
Roo FOR SERvtCN,—The underafgned will
keep for servioe at Lot I, Cnn. 10, Grey town.
ship, a thorn bred hog. Terms 01.00.
P. T1EitMAN, Proprietor.
A YEW choice front quarters of beef for sale
at reduced prices. BAEKER Biwa.
COMFnRTAnt,E house and lot for sale. Queen
street, Brussels, the pr•e eerie of the late 'Mre.
W. Newsom. For taut'ulttrs apply to .1, It
Cooper for the coming week 01. b. H. Seoit,
thereaft r,
MACDa C. Bnvaxs announces she lies rte
mimed work in her office. (Mire open every
day. Hours 10 to 12 a. in„ 1 to a p. m. aloe
Saturday evenings.
WANTED.—bend Florae; and Animals taken
awns promptly within n radius of 20 miles.
Will pay from 3'3 to $5 Por ]fee animals brought
to factory. No animals removed without
hide. Phone, clay 12. Pham evening 178,
The Farmers' Fertilizer Co., Ltd„ Wingham.
DR. PARKER, Osteopathio Physician, visits
Bruesele Monday afternoon of each week.
Chronlo and nervous diseases successfully
tweeted. Visits residences. Consultation at
Queen's Hotel,
"THE MAN WHO CAME BACK,"—The
interesting and amusrhg play will be
presented in Brussels Town Hall, Mon-
day evening next, February loth by the
well knnwu Marks Coy . iu which Miss
Arlie Marks and the redoubtable "Tom"
goan nstrt mt. Ilay ndrawn
od hoin ToutoMontrealand
other cities. Plan of reserved seats et
Fox's Drng stole, See advt,
CLose, CALL. ---At Miss Muriel Spar -
ling, daughter of Mrs George Sperling,
Brussels, was creasing Bloor st, Toronto,
Wednesday evening of last week, hurry-
leg
urryleg to catch a street car, she was struck
by an automobile that had just turned
the corner. She was thrown to the
street with considerable violence but
fortunately was net rue neer. Her
head was injured turd -she received quite
a shake-up but no bones Were broken,
The nervone shock wait severe. Miss
Sperling was conveyed in the auto to a
doctor and afterward to her boarding ,
house. It was a pure accident that
might hive been attended by serious if
not fatal results but THE POST is glad
Miss Muriel farrtd as well as she did.
We don't want her to repeat the stunt,
however,
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etJaxx GA•RDt[(gx 'Daeltesap --Ali old
and well known resident of Bluevale
far 40 years in the pitman of John
Gardiner, died at the home of his daugh-
ter, itt1 J. W Meteegtt 1 Godtutlt,.
titer Saturday iu his soil] year. Ile had
been ailing for the past few years tram
hardening of the arteries and a stroke
pat:a'ysis and was weaned to bed
for most of past year. Mr. Gardiner
911 ben u ie Co. I''erinttnagh, Ireland
,ensu, to teneele when 11 \'t'at's of list"
'1. ori• nrr''o,l to.'.n1 ie': hate M, lies "f
sd•.us ;'nsbip, Who 1 rvlcces tI lean
I,v n ri.eirs. The sutvivnig children are ;
L one Head Mrs (; I, 'Piton'.
Edmonton ; 1a , Dauphin. Malt, ;
Jno., For W1l sin ; h1 r,. McDonald,
Goderich ; and Mrs, Fred McCracken,
Brussel,. Fueeras service was conduct-
ed by Anglican clergyman at Gotlerich
and into meet was made in 13luevale
cemetery Tuesday afternoon, Rev 74r,
Burgess salting service at graveside. Mr,
Gardiu.r was a t'ouservntive in polities
and a member of the 1, 0. L. and 0. 0.
F. for years 131: is well and favoraItis'
remembered in Btnevale locality.
t C I ttzoNslnr."—A large gathering of
womeu greeted Mrs, Murray, Hamilton,
Friday evening iu the Audience roost of
the Public Library, when she spoke in
behalf of the W. C. T. U. on "Citlzeu•
ship " i'a,ta4inn wome.t have enure in-
to a new responsibility le the Ft anehise
14 a trust charged with great possibilities
of service. Mrs. Gordon Murray re-
fetred to growth of Temperance and
Franchise et'htimetnt in Scotland, her
u itive find, act cpttnselled all to use
houeet ile. t in the use of the ballot
for the up',tt ot hu•nanhy and the bet-
terment of the enuntrY, and to strive to
secure an equal standard for mei and '
women. See also spoke in reference to
ntotit't's pensions. For years the W,
C. T. U. has advocated the need of such
pensions null nue' at the dawn that has
conte after the victory of right over
might. 1' i; 11 rile, that childhood and
dependent m'.ttherhood should be con-
sidered Mrs Hamilton made referenc-
es to toe courage and heroism of the
Cauadian hays overseas and closed with
A patriotic reci•Atkin Mrs. Beavers, of
Exeter, C President, spoke for a short
while in reference to Mrs. Hamilton's
visit to Huron Co. Mrs, (Rev.) Mann,
Presided
i a vete of thanks
s giveu
to the visiting ladies on motion of Mrs.
Dark and Mss. R. Thomsou. Meeting
concluded with the National Anthem
The Brussels Branch of the W. C. T. U.
has done a good wotk and it is hopers a
considerable addition will be made to
the membership as there is a large field
to be cultivated in connection with thee
various departments of the organization,
Mrs Hamilton will be welcome back to
town,
Church Chimes
Next Sabbath evening a joint Memori-
al service will beheld in Melville ckurch,
cllnmeocing at 7 o'clock, t0 commemo-
rate the death of heroic soldier boys from
the Presbyterian and Methodist cougre
gation of Brussels in France and Flan-
ders. The names of the brave lads who
fell are :—Charlie McMillan, Ross Mc-
Kintt,lu, :delete Bunstou, Charlie For.
rest, W 11, Maybury, Wilfrid Lott,
Frank Scott, Frank Gerry, Cleve, Den -
bow, Lisle MnCracken, Spence Hems-
worth, Norman and R. M, McGuire,
Wm Denman and Jas Richardson,
MEt,VILLE CHUaco.—Theaontalmeet-
ing of Melville congregation was held
last Friday afternoon and. was well at-
tended A successful year was reported.
Revenue for all purposes $6,084 ; Ex•
peuilitures 86,043 For Missionary and
benevolent work $3032 The different
organizations cle,„ good, faithful work,
W. 84. S raised $477 ; Mission Band
$79 ; Sunday School $288, of this $50
was raised for a Victory Bond ; Y 1',
Society $321 of which $5o was for a
Victory Bond ; Willing Workers Brio
For Building Fund $ge5 was raised
Congregation is taking steps to wipe of
the debt of $9000 upon the church,
Walter Veils, P. A, McArthur and
Alex Stewart were chosen as Canvass-
ing Committee There were 38 ad-
ditionsto the roll and 21 removals,
1 ee e
leaving t to r eat membership 456
P P
The pastor i clr, in his 6thyear n he
h s s sand P g
and the congregation are working in
hearty accord. To show the many
changes teleiug place, over 250 persons,
old and young, have either died or re-
moved to other places since Rev. Mr,
Mane became pastor. Prospects for
Igtg are favorable and feeling optimistic.
1 People We Talk Aboc:e
087'0 5272
STANDARD BA
OF' CANADA
'IEAD OFFICE - TORONTO
FARMERS
Advances to farmers are made
a special feature by this Bank. 238
BRUSSELS BRANCH,
G. H. SAMIS, [LE ►!1 Manager.
annetnenteastatemossuesamm
1Y J. lermyn has been bolstered w1111 a
sovere attack of neuralgia iu his face
James and Mrs, Grills. of Elora, are
visitors at the home of 12 and Mrs.
Leatherdale,
Mre. D. C', Ross is visit fug relatives in
1'oroato and attending the annual
Provincial Horticultural Convention as
one of the delegates froth Brussels
Society,
Among pet pie from a distance who
attend,d the funeral of the tete Miss
Margaret C. Stewart were Mies Annie
McBain, Toronto ; Miss jean McLaren,
Winghatn and lino. C. Stewart, Sttat-
ford,
tt :14
Harty Champion is home from Galt
for a visit.
Mi's Georgia Kerr, of Toronto, is
here on a short visa.
\4e• ere sorry to hear 11 the Meese of
Mre. lamer, McCollum, Albert street,
Brussels, but we hope for early improve-
Men1,
Mist, Pipe. Kneen street, has tempor-
arily been la ,1 aside through poor stealth
but We hope she will seen be fully re-
stored,
Robert Kerr, Toronto, is a visitor at
Fred and Mrs. McCracken's, He is a
cousin to the latter and was attending
Mr, Gardiner's ianeral,
Mrs, Jno. Htatnan, of Exeter, a ball -
sister of Mrs. Marsden Smith diets Wed.
nesday, of last week, She was 94 years
ot age. A more extended notice will be
given,
Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE OF FARM $7008, Iht-
PLEMRNTa, &O,—tr, S. Scott, Aeutiottesr,
has received instructions from he t d
0 t e 1 tli.Si M
L proprietorCo. to soil by Poublic Anatol' r et'y
Lot ,21, too, Morris, valuable
proper Ngbrnure
the14th,rdca be vNuable , property 1 mors
3 years old can s rtoical ed 1 horse 8 seers
fad, 1 note sup used to calvehiold,
2 2 ifsteers
fat, 2 old,
5helfere fat, 7 steers 9 i year old, a heifers 1
year old 5 steer calves, :; heifer solves, 1 Dnr•
haul bull 2 years old, I sow with 8 pigs, 1 sow
due to farrow, 1 Yorkshire boar 2 years old, 2
eel iron harrows, 1 Melotte cream separator
nearly new. 1 barrel, 1 walking plow, 1 grind-
stone. Sale nnreserved at 1 p. m, Terms 826
and under (sash. 0 months credit on approved
am uoint ntsC9,TNO,EVANS, Proprietor.
r cent off for h 11 credit
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE FARM
Or las Awns,FA It9t e'POOK, IMPLEMENTS,
&0,—o'. H. Hnott, tnetioneer, has received in-
structions From the uodereigned Admintabra-
tor of the estate or the late George Chester
A rmabrong, to se11 byy Pubiio Anetton 01 Lnt 8,
Can 10, Grey tnwnshitt, on Tneedny, Fabrnary
18th, at 1 o'clock, the foltowht6 valuable
property:—Real Estate,—A farm of 105 acres
more or leas, eensistng of Lot 8 and Port nt
Lot 9 in the 10th Concession, and Part of Lot
8 in the llth Concession of the Township of
Grey, County of Huron. This is one of the
best farms in the Township; good soil, well
fenced and al ••pined; two sorsa oP apple crab•
and; windmin and abundance of S01er, All
ander cultivation with the exception of 10
acres of bush. Buildings are fair; Bank barn,
silo, implement shad, story and a half cement
horse, $stunted only 2 Writes from the town of
Brussels on G, T. R. Chettel property: -1
matched teen of geldings 7 and 8 years old, 1
bay gelding driver (Nett 9 years old, 1 black
dr vutg mare 7 years old, 1 yearling 0011, 1
gelding 4 yearn old, 0 fat steers and 2 fat heif-
ere ready to ship, 1 registered Durham sow 4
years old (fat),1 now 0 years old due .Sept. 1919,
1 sow supposed in °elf, 1 cow 8 years old due
Maruti 15,1 heifer rising 2 years to calve about
April let, 1 fsrrou' cow Balstetn 8 scare old, 2
1 -seer old calves, 4 younger calves, l 2 -year std
Durham bull, registered young boar, 1 aged
boar, 1 sow with 0 sunken, 1 Berkshire now in
1)10,11 chunks about ready to ship, 7 shoats 10
weeks old, 5 geese, about 60 Rook pullets and
liene,1 binder, 1 mower, 1 cultivator, 1 fertiliz-
er dive Beed drill, 1 manure spreader, I hay
loader, 2 plows, 1 set harrows, 1 scalier, 1
sleight 1 cutter, 1 buggy 2 set double barium,1 sot single harness, extra set of buggy wheels,
DnLaval cream , operator new, ropes pulleys,
forks hoes and outer articles, quantity of hay,
oats, itsrley, turnips, apples, potatoes, Spring
seed wheat, 1 steel range for kitchen (new most
380,11 Queen Beater, 1 Daisy churn, pails and
other articles,. Theimplements are nearly all
no rots 0 R
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en nnbrnnres f inhume et 1 s an march e 16thand the
interest, Sale subject. ' s
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ne eon at of rho f Sale I C ttee.PottnO. 5 1'
de cash; completion of Hale, unnttlea, menthe and tit
der cash; overMuttmount 9 m mhos rrof 4
given an sou credit t01nt notes, Noo es r 4
per asst oto ust be old. tu. No reserve,
approved
must be avid. Farther terms as
knowved Pay the to L}POWEL made
known on day G Hata E. G, PO TA NB T,
Exeter, Ont. GLADSIAN & STANHURY,
Exeter, tliit., Solicitors for the EeEste.
$5.00 for $4.00
And Every .Dollar
Worth More.
Small savings now
share in the high
interest on Govern-
ment Securities.
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Redeemedin 1924 for
$5.00. SoldatMoney-
Order Post Offices,
Banks, and wherever
the Triangle and
Beaver sign is dis-
played.
Brussels School Board
The Statutory meeting of Brussels
School Board was held on the evening
of January 15th in J. Fox's office.
Members present D, 0. Ross, Jas. Fox,
Leatherdale, Jno. Cunningham,
M. Black and Jno, Logan.
1Ninutee of last regular and special
meetings read and adopted,
Moved by Juo. Cupningham, sec-
onded by R. Leatherdale that D. 0.
Ross be re-elected Chairman for 1919.
1.1'
Oa ted.
Treasurer presented report for past
year showing receipts for year to be
$5,794.51 and expenditure $5,529.05
exclusive of balance. On motion of J.
Fox and R. Leatherdale report was
adopted.
Moved by Jno. Logan seconded by
R. Leatherdale that 13. S. Scott be re-
elected member of the Public Library
Boated for 8 years. Carried.
Account was presented from Jas.
Fox for telegraphing, $2.50 and order-
ed to be paid.
Instead of dividing the Board into
committees as cnstomat'y it Inas re-
solved to have whole Board act on all
itnportant questions. Board then ad-
journed.
BORN SEAMAN. In Exeter, on Jan. 20111, 1010, Jnne
MASTERS.—In Illiterate, on January 22nd, 1019, Sparliag, relict of the rate William Beit -
to Mr, and Mrs, W. J. Mestere, a daughter, man, aged 04 years.
SsePHENSON —In Brussels, on January 2011, JoanAN.—In Belgave on January 2711, 1019,
1919, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred, Stephenson, a Martha Davidson, wife of Saint, Jordan,
son.—George William, aged 50 years and 5 months,
REA —In Grey township on February 20d,
1015, Jno. Bea, in hie 78th year.
ST/MA/M.—In Pergun hospital, On ,Taneary
01st, 1010, Margaret 0., only daughter of
the late Alexander and Annie Hten•ert,
Brussels, aged 47 years, 8 months anti Id
days.
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angorm
Aro toy of your stock suffering
term Ringworm 1 If ea you
sill4ind Due Ringworm Routed
tt most reliable at della.
GS:
mode Pipes
In react they are all good ones.
See the assortment in our win-
dow title week. Pipes have been
heed to get for some time. They
ate till Dew stock, See them
auywtty, no harm dope if you
don't buy, They price from
Se to $4 01)
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Surd Flush
('leans closet bowls and koepst there
KIM tail. For one purpose only
and the only thing for the purpose,
Put up in large siztt runs--lOn„
a
A Splendid Tonic and
System Purifier
One of the biggest sellers in the
medicine world and still going
strong, A Purely Vegetable Com-
pound scientifically prepared.
Just try a bottle
kk Yours Mk
We have really a splendid lot of
Purees at 25c ,utd 135c. Well
turtle in every pat tinder, the
frames being strong and close
fitting. Better pick one quick
and save your change,
For the Children
with a Cold
We strongly recommend
Penslar Children's
Cough Syrup
00n taints no opiates or any descrip.
tion and can be administered to
very young children without any
tinlaleasant results. 25c the bottle
39c
We have on hand
at present time
several pities of
Rubber
Gloves
8 pairs • to be ex-
act. These we're
offering at $9e pr.
Good assortment
of sizes,
The Postal Authorities
tris si • i es 1: convey i
d atm o oo s their oxt at
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card
meaning in o few words on the Foetal
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to rd eh9, we nee, a the
g tx attempts:—
Nothing
jeep how
to use it, Hare ore the ass aft«mptn:—
Nothing bat the address can be place
ed on We aide.
Nothing but the addre=a to be on
this side.
Write only the address on thin side.
Write the eddrose only on this aide,
the message on the outer.
Write the address on this aide, the
message on the other.
This side for address only,
Wampole's'Cod
9
liver Extract
Always a gond
stock on hand.
This 1s one of
the always re-
liable [nooses.
ileac,
$1,00 per bottle.
JAMES FOX
DRUGGIST and STATIONER
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DIED
MARRIED
EDLEH—HOLMBe.—At the inmate, Walton, on
February 4th,1919, by Rev, 10, A. Lundy,
N, A� Mr. Albert Eater Seaforth, to Miss
ett a Holmes, of 6foK11lop township,
HOLT—WAKEFOIID —At the stoma of the bride,
by Rev. A. Letng, on January 8th 1910,
Mrs. Jane Wnireford to Mr. Anthony Holt,
both of Fordwich,
HENDsRs0N—HnEnDEN.—In Wingitsnt, by
' Rev. D. Perris, on January 20th. 1010, Win,
Henderson, of Madera, Seek., to S7ks Mar-
garet A., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Shedden, of Morris township, Huron Co.
SPARLIND—Lat'roe,— At the home Of the
bride's parents, on Jonanry 20th, 11110, by
Rev. Mr, Kennedy, Mr. Victor aperling, to
Mies Eva Marie youngest deughber of Mr,
and Mrs, Alex, Leitch, all of Crenitroolr.
Stop that
AWFUL
Waste of
FUEL
AUCTION SALES
WEDNESDAY, FR1t. 12Ts.—Let 1, Con. A
Tuc•tlberry township, Farm stoetc, implements, Fell WDant
&e Sete unreserved tit 1 p. in. F, F. Wright, Spring Wheat
Prop. Jno, Purvis, Ano. Oats
Ronny, Fen 14T5.—lfarnt stock, Saloielet Peace
merits, ,&e„ Ni, Lot 21, Con. 8. Morrie,y
1 p. ,o. Jno. Evens, Prop. F. le, Scott, Ano. Butter
Moroney, Pen. 177u.—Fart, emelt, Imple- Eggs
ments, &e., Ny4 Lot 20, Oan, 8, Morris town- Hogs
ship. Nide unreserved at 1 p. m, Jno. Law- Wool
sou, Prop•, P. $. Scott, Aue. Potatoes per bag
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.1014.20, 1/0,-.11MSTJSP.611.15.3211=11.00SIO
7000027, Fitts. 18Th.-1,'Iwtn, fame stock,
implements, &o, viz., Lot 8, Coin, 10, Grey
township, Sale unreserved at 1 p. in. Estate
of late Chester Artoatrotl Rev. F„ G. Powell,
Administrator. F. S, Scott, Auc.
WtsINESDAY, FRIA 10t11.—Farm Stock, Int•
plemente, &0 , W1hot 28, Con, 11, Grey. Sale,
unreserved, all p. in. W. J. Sharpe, Prep, ;
F, S. Scott, Ana
WEDNESnAY Fan. 19TH.—Farm stock, im-
plemente, &e., Lot 88, Con, 13, McKillop town-
ship. Sale unreserved at 1 p. m. Robs. Arehi.
bald, Prnp, Thos. Brown, Auc,
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