The Brussels Post, 1919-3-6, Page 5(MANI IY. MWt
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WRO.NErER
Going East - 7 di 8,17. and8 81
Going West - 12E10 and SisSp.m.
.A.11 trains going East onnneat with 0.P. ft, nt
Orangeville Cur Owen sound, tillora and
G. 0. stations.
04110. ALLAN, Leant Agent.
Xaml alas tern
Bev War Saving Stamps,
W. S. &eater:1178Y 44% compounded,
Per 75 Mite pieces into 'rift ill Stamps.
A Special Gray•Dort. leering car tete
been bought by W. F. Vaneeone, Wing -
ham,
IT 10 7151178(1 that an onion eaten
just before you say your prayers will
cure your cold and make Yoe sleep
soundly.
Huttorr County jail contains at present
8 prisoners -7 males and 1 female—
practically all of wlaom are serving terms
tor vagarancy.
Duaibto its brief history Canada has
produced 3 political leaders of exception-
al distinction—Joseph Howe, John A,
McDonald and Wilfrid Laurier,
WHEN war was declared lobo Joynt,
Lueknow, pledged himself to give Si000
a year to the Patriotic Fund as long as
the war would last. It cost Mr, Joyut
$4000,
SID. FREE, who had the photograph
gallery here and a'so at Luckuow for the
past few years is closing up the business
and will move to Meaford about March
istli. Mr, Free has rented his house to
74, MacMillan, accountant iu the Mol'
1)01111 Bank,
W. H. H. GRERN, son of W. El, Green,
of Rainy River turd a former Brusselite,
has accepted a position as Science master
in the Guelph Collegiate Institute and
will enter on his new duties ou April It,
He is at present teaching in London.
WHIM ne ui(Cs BACK msic—It they's
anythiugg the lad wants when 110 gi(s
back hurne—from (118 land that we live
nu to the honey in the comb ; every
single blessin' in the country that they
is—let him look he wants 'ern, an' they'll
all be hie ! That's the way we're feel -
in' ! We're here to make a fuss, with
the highest halleluiahs, 'bout the boys
that fought ler us !
Osrr -1—The death occurred at St.
17411rys on Monday of last week of Mary
A. Maitland, wife of George
Maitlaud, fortnetly a well -kooky°
citizen of Stratford mid Brussels. The
late Mrs. Maitland was a native of Elgin,
Scotland, aud a devoted Baptist. She
had attaiued the age of 8o years, had been
suffering from neuritis slime October
and death came as a relief to months of
pain, A sister, Mrs. hlary Goodall,
Hamilton, died within the past few days
at the age of 75. Auuther sister, Mrs,
ChristenSmttek, Doudas, aged 77, is
at present ill, Alexander Davidson,
Glautord is a brother. Sons and
daughters are :—Mrs. J. N. Gray, St,
Marys ; Mrs, Milton E. %Nees, Kellogg.
Idaho ; Mrs. Jas, Pequeguat, Stratford ;
Mrs. (Rev 1 William Reithby, of Dun -
(recently of St, Marys) ; and Geo,
H. Maitlaud, Torouto. The late Mrs,
Maitland was one of the earlier Canadian
poets, Her verse, secular, and religious,
bad at one time a wide circulation iu
Canadian and American periodicals,
the best remembered beteg "rhe Girl
Who Helps Her Mother, ' and "Old
Letters." Her book "Autumn Leaves "
was published years ago in Toronto.
Numerous old friends of Mr. Maitland
in and around Brussels extend thelr
sympathy in his bereavement. Mr.
Maitland had the photo. gallery iu toveu
for several years.
ATTENTION !
Farmers
Fertilizers for aH Spring Crops
PaPlael..54 vl1Iiin teaming distance
of Factoey, retying dig 071, 111111
0(1)70 emmeiseieri 11)11(1 71,44.1,1. we
have It run litte of our various
brands on hand, Take denten y
whilegthe sleighing is good.
Farmers' Fertilizer Company, Ltd.
Wingham, Ont.
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tend to a es We rue trying to have our ..
list paid ip advance A few of the !'
"long behind" have ate fettled yet,
Clew eectoto, the Premier el Mimeo.
is a physician, the sou of it physician.
th0 grandson of a physician, the great
graudson 07 18 phyaleinn, end HO on back
N
for 1°° years, Hvery one oct
f his dire.e.
aneeetors in the male line for 3 reeturies
I ietonet 41 1(1 ((18 medieal pete•Atto
rof.
tielfool. I3X41.51, vete ;me .--11 men
P111147 sehout y7,441171,41 exagronatione
Le 1919, 117,0 EstrAuce and ((311(15((77exerninatioas will he 1151(1 ((111 last week
of June, Teacher!, will send a statement
of the number of papers required tor
each class to their peblic school inspect-
or On or before Tune 1st, (919,Tile
applications for Jr. H, 8, entrance and
Jr. P. S. graduation are to be sent to the
Laspec(or 111) 07 before Jose tst.
Nt4Dow an 135p; INTA111.16110.11 --
Thretigh the geuerosity of the late Mr,
James MeTfenagban, of Toronto,
Iwo
1110e0 ILLICIOWOCI Beds for Constotiptivelt
have been established, 0110 et the Mits.kolca FreeHospital for Coueumptivee,
the other at the Qeeeti Mary Hospital for
Consumptive Cnildren, Mr, McLenti-
gime who left a large Estate, also re.
membered several other charitable insti-
tutions. Since the beginning of the
year, the Muskoka Free Hospital for
Consumptlyee has been notified of live
other Legacies of various amounts.
The Ladies' Aid of Koos church,
Mitchell, have the honor ol *tearing the
debt of their house of worship. 20 years
ago there was a debt of $10,o00 50 the
Ladies Aid Society went tet work and
year after year succeeded in paying off a
part of this debt and to day they hays
the honor of knowing that the last dollar
has been wiped off. At their 51111511)1meeting a few weeks ago there was a
debt of $800 and the ladies 751115 for-
ward with $1400, which still left 1$400,
Sunday, Febto ry 76th a special cone°.
tion.to wipe off this amount was asked,
and they got $632,50, 'rlie ladies ss
well as the managing board are jubilent
50(1 are making arrangements to ,burn
the mortgage about the 1st of June,
Piece it not paid for tom kindly ft'
Standard Hank of Canada
\ Vs call the attentimi or one readers
to the Report, and Statement of the
Standard Batik of Canada which we
publish in another cohmtri and whielt
MI5 St1111111i1:0d 10 shaveholdere at the
Port.y.finit th Animal meeting held lit
`13oronto on Febt nary 20th.
The results of the year's bushiest(
ending January 81.8t, 1919, show that
the earniugs exceeded those of last,
year, and enabled the Directors to pay
the usual quarterly dividends to 11
..11.
stockholders, :toil after; providing, for
liberal ettbeeriptions to Pal loLisi
13'111171s, the Offieere' Pension Few!
1 vovinetal laxee, etc., and the re -
auction of Batik Premises by $100,000
to carey fOlaVai (1 the su ial
(01(11(17 3. of $227 828 00 to the credit. of
Pectin and Loss Account.
A diagnosis of the Ralance slice)
shows that the cash on haat] an1(578n7
ed to $16,084.080. anti the I otel qttiek
Assets to $30,000,337. During the year
Ontomereint loans and discouitts 131.
(410 Vaal hy $5,593,809, and now amount
to $15,518,5513 Depositsi net retri-
ed hy $7,888,855 now anemia, to
$9e,900,5eS Notes in eirculation in.
eretteed by $1,218,470 now total
80,697,858 '1'01 00801110PS the
Bank now arawm, .1,8 883,850,805, all 11. -
el NOE. Of '1(0,605,715811) the year.
The steady and consietent growth
07 1.115 Standard Bank fvoin yen& to
year is the best evidence of the (midi -
deuce Or the publie in this solid told
well managed. institution, and the
marked incvease of its bieduess,
McCormick
Implements
tit [oust Prices
6 H. Binder, shelf currier and truck 011s 01)
1 (1, Hinder, 325 0)
Corn Hinder .,..., ............ a ......... ...... ... • 2.10 1.0
5.10., 3lower
0411 151,1751' .. 'F.0
11-1t Stool link», 32 teeth 51 00
Hay Tedder . 70 00
Holubined Slide Hake and Tedder 111 00
Lot roast Maim, 0 (11) 100(101 138 00
11 Dee LrerlIlluer Drill (45 00
047. Htee/ Roller...... , .......... ... ........ , 00 5"5not1h Diamond rfirrowe per serfilon 6 5-5
(st,,,nx witRon Gt.., matins, 21 x ;4
111. the - - 80 011
Enranell, Cronin Raparn tore, Plows awl other
Iniplemente correepontlingly clump and
liberal dleconnt for eash. Onto esrly.
BIM M1ff, - Ethel
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WE have received a large shipment of Shoes and
now have a complete stock of Men's, Boys'.
Women's and Girls' Fine and Work Shoes. Good,
sturdy, school shoes for the children and nifty ones for
better wear. Here are a few prices that talk :—
Mon's Niahnotly Calr, Neolin Shin and Rubber Heel. . . ........ gi 5 00
Melee Ilik Work 810a, witlt Solid Leather Sole 5 25
Melt's Genuine Regulatiou Army Leather 4 60
Ladies' Black Vici Kid, newest Nat • • 5 00
Ladies' Brown Viet Kid, newest last ......... ...„ ....... 5 00
\Vuitton's Heavy
Kan•g•atmo 130015,s, j• os.LI! 11111!7a.1 ...........
Work Iv.•••••••••......••4•• ........ .•...........i:.,„„.„.. .... 3 (30
Come and see them. You will be surprised at the
Quality and Moderate Prices,
Highest Price Paid for Produce, •
R. a RATHWELL,
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nmemooriwpos
especially during the last two or three
years lands unmistakeable eviden08
of I he mat 001a5 gla0V Ill alai 117015781.
ty of the Domini/tit.
The results or the year undue revieW
must be gratifying 1 he ghat rtholdel s
and are lildispIdahle eVitiRtlee 5,7 the
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Of Lire Bank's nittil 0.
THE QUEEN OF
CANADIAN LITERATURE
AGNES C. LAUT, BORN IN STANLEY
TOWNSHIP
The following appeared recently in
a review of a tvell-known Canadian
woman, who is known personally to a
great many in this vicinity:
If there are any Canadians who do
not know that Miss Laut ranks the
very highest among our story writ-
ers, and if they should be any of
the age of 14 years and up who have
never read "Lords of the North" or
"Heralds of Empire" or "Pathfinders
of the West" then there must he
something wrong with their particu-
lar brand of patriotism. Agnes C.
Laut has been called "The Queen of
Canadian Literature," and ,to date
there has been no one to challenge
the title, and certainly very few to
come within hailing distance of such
a pinnacle.
Miss Lauf is a grand -daughter of
the late Rev, Principal George, 1). D.,
of Queen's. She was born in Stanley,
Twp., and while still a child removed
with her family to Winnipeg, In due
time she entered Manitoba University,
and later became an editorial writer on
'rhe Winnipeg Free Press, Her work
was so brilliant—one dislikes that word,
but where is there a synonym?—that
she MS famous while still in her twen-
ties. She was recognized as a very
clever woman ever before she had
published her first book, "Cruising on
the French Treaty Shore of Newfound-
land," but when this was followed by
"Lords of the North," she was hailed
from one end of the continent to the
other and in Great Britain. Her name
was established. For some years she
was special correspondent on a variety
of papers, notably The New York
Evening Post, Review 0 f Reviews,
Montreal Herald and Outing, Her
books are all distinguished for a
"grandeur" of title, but, unlike the
works of some other writers, the con-
tents live up to the title. It has been
said of Aiiss Laut that she can make
facts and figures 00 fascinating that
you must read them in spite of your-
self. When you are reading "Free-
booters of the Wilderness" and "Vik-
ings of the Pacific" and "The Con-
quest of the Great Northwest," you
are imbibing the purest and truest of
Canadian history in the pleasant form
of literature,
Miss Launt has lived for some years
in the State of New York, She con-
tributes to all the leading American
magazines, and is one of the very
few Canadians who have written for
the Philadelphia Saturday Evening
Post, the circulation of which is the
largest 1(1 the world. You tnay find
her regularly in our own MacLean's
where she discusses in her own lucid
and compelling way the problems of
the war that confront ourselves and
our great ally to the south. Miss
Laut knows her Canada front end to
end, and, 'though (living in another
country, keeps at all times closely in
touch with her loved native land.
't'he question arises: Do we as
Canadians fully appreciate what Agnes
C. Lout has done for usl Are we su-
fficiently grateful for the rich heritage
that is ours in the generous gift to
Canadian literature which her works
have formed?
Why Not Enforce the law ?
(3, 35 a matter of doubt, if parents
Peallze that there is on the Statute
130,11E0 of Ontario a law which provides
foe the ibting 07 parents Who allow
their children under 10 years of age to
be on the streets after 0 o'elock 11)1
night unless ancompaniect by them-
selves or some adult vellum appointed
by the Parente,
"Chaptee 281, Sec. 11, Ontario
Statutee.—No child tinder 10 years of
age shall toffee in any ptiblic place
after 9 o'elock in the evening ot, be
there unless accompanied by his
parents oe guardian Or ail adult ap-
pointed by the parent or guardian lo
aceompany 00611 child.
A child round in a public pilule diet;
the hour named above (mien so ote.
companied may be warned to go home
by a Constable DV probation officers
or officer of a Childee»'s Aid Society,
and if after each warning the child is
found loitering in tt public place elicit
thild may be taken by constable or of -
neer to its home or to Children's
Shelter,
A parent who permits his ohild to
violate this Section shall foe the first
offence incur tt penalty of $1 without,.
eons and for tt. second Weiler, $2. and
for a t1110t1 or any eubseipieut (,Menet
$0.
Wroxeter Council
Regular meeting of \Vriixetet, Cent,
was held in Unwell (11115)15 141'l' at
7.30 o'clock on Feb, 21st, klembere
preee(1t, Jno. Adams, 1). O. Pope, (4r1).
8. Leckie,. Fred. Davey, Reeve, Jim.
Douglas, in e111111, Minutes of folmer
meetings adopted.
Following tugeounte were received :—
A. 11. 510ffatt, punning plank
months Dec. and Jan, ..... ..$ 77 50
tVm. Edwards, smoke stark
delivered .......... ..... 55 01)
Len. Brown, work on stteet,.... 1 50
T. G. Hemphill, coal, ..... . 32 18
Expense ve Mrs. Cal ter'e e -
move.] - 20 0(1
()leek, :editor ban year ..... 50 00
D. 11, McTavish, Registlatimi
B. D. af. year 1018 . 1 40
Auditorsfeee 1018 (W 11 Van
Velsor, \V. 8. AleKer('llet) 12 00
iffnuicipal 1Voeld atipplies 0 112
W. Al. Robinson, Salary
1918 . 30 110
Postage . . 1 :35
R. Black, water power and
rate, Jam 41 25
le 817 25
Moved by Jno. Adams, seeonded by
Peed. Davey that ati:400 ta•COnlits be
paid alai orders (1140.11411 all Treas, for
sante. Carried.
Auditors' report was accepted on
motion of D. 0. Pope and Fred.
Davey, ()allied.
Deputations from the Wav Auxi 11.
/try, Red Cross Cont. and Young
Ladies' Reel oiling League waited 101
the Council and the questions of e-
eeption and banquet, ttll 11011110 lIsill
and a Memorial were discuseed and all
three given a thorough dig.cuseion and
good results are snre to follow.
Meeting adjourned until third IN 1-
d15y in 6111)1'745oe the call or the Iteeve,
on motion of 0E10. S. Leckie, and f/. 0.
Pope,
D. 61. AleThvisti, °kik,
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East Wawanosh Council
(Donnell met, on February 1711), with
all the members present. Minutes of
last meeting reed aneI passed 011
motion Irwin and Buclianau. P11,3.
tees of S. S. No, 7 East; Walter -
nosh were present stating they con-
templated making) certain improve-
ments at their 81)1101)1 102085 this cont.
ing season and asked permission to
raise by way or deben tut es a sufficient
amount; for that pnvpose. Ogg motion
or Irwin and Currie thole request WaS
1,051110(1 50(1 the Olerk Wast instructed
to have the necessary by laNV 111 con-
nection therewith prepared roe next
meeting of Ono neil.
The Treasurer reported that sites,
last meeting he received a eln quo for
$302.00 to be divided as rorinerly for
Red Cagoss pui poses. As gitt11111 of
this nature wete 11077 BlIppornal to be
at an end, it MIS deckled that this
amount be left in the Tvettsuree'e
hands for the present, and thut, the
ti ,ltereet Red Cross Societies be re-
queeted to 011111813 the County with a
etatement of their limo:rya I) fore toy
allotment be ;mule ol' this amount.
Messrs, 13one and Scot 1 presented
llteie report ae Auditorge or mesquite
lo,' 1018 the Abstract Stateweul show-
ing -a balance on hand al the end of
[1(10 year of $707.05. The report wee
adopted on tuotion of etude and
Straughan,
414 1,401,14, r ni eohlita
41158.110 us -hiding
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It 001 ;egeteegeful yet,. 11 to
yea, 02 1('w telephories leer,. (1,1 ft
a.; nearly $2,11110 was -Ism( 1.1
terisbin t0sisit,e,4 gins ing 11,, 1.4,1,
11. %v.v.. (10651.411,, pay la4 an...101,41 f.
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tbi aceonial 5,1 tih• L. 111411' 5141'.'
statini eto 1,-. at f p. ilk. 01,41 I
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Creamery, ((4114 1.1104e:id 4 ie,g It/
01' 1I'llek and It I, eeieg ,1
retelling busineee the ei,,,,Itte Setnet '5.
Atwood
Hobert 13111.k .,7 hie 170
110re fat 111 (ix 'rimy. 11)215
Several 1•11.1.-i hero11141.1 View 1.8.1-'1
11(.1•P 41711.1 Shipped to the Agnew fame' y
itt useele.
Alex, Alm; ison 'old for .15,1111 1'.
Aitcheson, of Eltua. 1,, le,s 111.111 II It
hour, 2413 aoril, of 8111mno1 7;(.4,41
$2.15 per rend.
Tile tee 71)1' Meet ritetovy saf. lo
stored and inane ecord houls W,,,'
hauled, oni 111,1,1 having 511 blot:Ice it el
another (311, They Were 411',4 MI ea, oti!ts
wagons.
Plight Limit, IVallaee 171' 1515111 r,
back to his home from Toronto wins
lie went some 5,,',',' 1'. egit I,ie
5111(111)1) 81 the Dental flolltee.. hut . ;
aregount of 1101 05)515 trouble Iva., to d
1-4.1 11.1 Lake a 14r.81.
Grey
ScuooLItkrotre.—The follewing i
the 1 eport of S. S. No, 5 Grey for the
month of February. The names afar
; arranged in melee of merit. .1r. IV --
, Earl Mills, Isobel Bremner, Gertrude
Eveleigh, Howard Bitivnee. Sr, 111 •
Joe Armstrong, Nellie Campbell, Elite.
sie Bremner, Rett Mills, Mizell"; 01
Lucas. J. I11—Alex Alexander,
715'rlle Ward, Edmt Nveletgit, Mar-
garet, Atinstrong. So. 11—Claretwo
Clarke, Melvyn Hamilton, Jessie
Campbell, Willie Lucite, Ethel Ward/
NOrtnan 13011.1109, Priiner—Stantgly
Alexander, Hughes Armstrong., Tiall.
my LileEt$, Lena Ward,
AI, A. ilmeasees, Teachev.
Mo ergs
AN 07,01 WAIN :11011111HITH ('11)2" —The
C.118/1,1 P1/1.1 1.4.0mtlettl th,
'Winnipeg PLee Pvese, of F011111807
13(11, makes the following; 11)5.5'!»'81(5reference to the late Jetties foe,
who was a vesident of the nth fiee of
this township for yeare :mil is 411141,1h.
et.
tnJ,so, Brottelfitot, or this loettlity :
—Yesterday death el:timed J:171”
BL.01.141007, the lis ad of (1(114 ,11' the .1
known of MaPituint's pioneer fandliege
Deceased passed away at the age of
82 yeats at the original homestead,
which he located here on the edge ,,t•
the town in 1872. Jamee litoadfoot
was ball) 111 Tliekeramil,11 tow:Islay,
County litwon, Ont., on Oct. 5, 18430
Early in life he started in to hew out
a home for himself ill the eolid hush ut
one time covering Illy entire I on
ship of 'Morels, in Ilu ten,
sisted by his loyal partner
predeceased
over
w" 'Yea" 551^`'.
they succeeded in 0111 voundieg
selves with quite the average 5,f rum.
fort prevalent in the rural life 5,1'
Ontario forty-six years ago. 1 laving
successfully 1s3'547141111(54 the hardsillee
incident to pioneer life in Ont:trio,
bravely essayed the further pioneer
hardships or the til -`11.' and g.p.ont Wes1.
coining to itlanitelet in 1872. He took
epee a homestead 1011111 114 today par 1
or the town of a latisLone, and eturii-
hig to Ontatio in the same year he
disposed of his holdings thole, and
tiegt year, accompanied by his wile
and family, he established his new
1101ue 011 the banks of the Mud river,
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and the others in \ 1
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(..ri per cent of the Highest Paid Simrthand ‘VritTs
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The School that pliicrs its graduates in 51,75.1,, v.51 i1,,u1;
Stratford, Ont. and Wingharn, Ont0
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Ship your Cream
Direct to the
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Prompt Service Satisfactory Returns
We furnish you with Cans and Pay all Ex-
press Charges. Issue Cheques for the pay-
ment of your Cream twice each month, pay-
able at par at your Bank.
Give the Brussels Factory one trial and you
will not want to discontinue.
PUMA Crean
StelIVOK OrgSa
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HOCKEY SHIIEB_
LADIES', GENTS' AND
AT REDUCED
PRICES.
Felt Shoes
CRILDREN'S aeduoed
Men's and Boys' Heavy Rubbers
REDUCED PRICES
(lobes and Blankets at Reduced Prices
TERMS STRTOTLY 0A811,
Richards & eo.
11,18111
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111.NAlICE
DOMINION INCOME VVAR
TO WHOM 1.
Every person who in 1918 resided or tweeter:1e
11- el 11 toyed in Cmada or awrieti On tufm..,s
orn,r,tions and jo(e) stock compenies.
- •
WHO SHOULD •,;ILE 1R37,111r.R.N1,1.
1 Every unmarried person or Ividow re 1411.'','. 15, S. 0 I, • ,
chihiten under twenty-one years of oro,
1010 rrrrived 01 ,.11 3,1 .41(1 or Tatar
2 An other individeels who cain-. ealen,i ,Car 1018 '
32.000 .-/T 75001, '1
3
corporation and joint sloCk ca.r,F.ra .• whose •
83.000, during the fiscal year ended in 1038.
FORMS TO BL FILLED IN AND
a0 tir!TU P1 A. 14y individuals,.A. 13y 77,11170., and ranehers.
other than farmers end rerelse
e •
FORM Tz. Ety corporations anti joint stock eempettiet. g
FORM By tritsteee, effccul or administreto, ei 11C4, .•1)
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1°0271\1 T.4.• aufko return of the mot -,51 •,1
rigttm: .11' other ,3nploy“:; 15: • t • .•, .t1
or MOVE' honuses, e5'.ti011,4,1,.,14 ,M414.4
ti711 11011144 110, .aleltdar V0117 14..18
13y roriN.)ratior.,, joint stOeit end
syndicates to make return of all ,lividcn,1, .11,1 ,• rai•1
to Sharelarlderi and Montan s (l14.
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GENERAL INFOFZIVIATION
All returns must le Idea 281 D1.11.1.10.\.TE.
Perms may be obtained filial the lospogtoc. te 1 e,geeti et lnapt,clof
et Taxation and from the Postmasters at all 1700ng 005.41141.
2771111 itled immediately.
I'm:toga 111(15( 1)5 prepsiid on lettere and otheig drienteeme 5'ereeeele,4
1,:y mail to Inspectors of Taxation.
Addresses of Inspectors, mntion for thip flistriel
LONDON DISTRICT.
Inepeolor of Taxation, Assist:au
CarlLinogaBlnosT,
ocIk,01th
Assistant hue -ere ,
STRATI401'11, Out.
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