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THURSD/.Y, MARCH t3, rete
SOLDIER t'aekets le the (;) d l..lud
camps is not a gnoel sign 'Pluee may
he little grievtuees tevasioundly kit
raising a riot is a poor way to try to
square it w ff. It only spells trouble.
Tells eou,ming Summer promises to
see some daring veututee, in aerial d'ghts.
One of the promised features is a trip
over the Atlantic, Expectation rune
high as to the possibilities of air ship
capabilities,
Corin has been scoring mat y a victory
in France dnriug the past year. Woo of
Of her daughters tying up with United
States soldiers, Those Meek eyes and
ruddy cheeks could not be resisted, they
say,
WITH the a onlathntll of Canada at
the ballot box in the Dominion election
and the Ontario female voter in the
Provincial contest with the ballot in her
hand It looks as if the Prohibition cause
had good allies -if they represent the
best interests of the home -as we take it
they do.
THE PosT is pleased to see the action
of wee Huron Teachers' executive,
relative to improving school sections.
Read about it ou page 4. Among the
barest and most uninviting properties
la some municipalities are the school
and church properties, A few shade
trees, flower beds plus a quarterly tidy-
ing up maks a wonderful change,
These should be beau'y spots in a com-
muulty.
IT appears to us the allies should do
all they can to help Russia into a better
condition than at present. The Great
Bear rendered a wonderful service to
the Allies, and perhaps held the Gerrnao-
Austrian forces long enough to give
time for better concentration of armed
force against the Hun and thereby help-
ed win the day. True Russia made a
bad muddle of affairs later and perhaps
is to blame a good deal, for their pres-
ent plight but unless helped out of their
dilemma now it may be bad for more
than Russia.
IT is certainly amusing to have the
distillers end brewers of Canada read
lectures to the Temperance people of
Canada and tell them how to best deal
with the liquor traffic for the time to
conte. The aforesaid gentlemen sbould
meet in conference and decide whether
it should he "straight booze" or the
mild ingredient (bat blesses every house.
hold it enters," It looks now as if each
were attempting to bolster up his own
output and will urge legislation towards
that end. "Will you walk into my par-
lor said the spider to the fly 7 " is an old
query that ought to be well understood.
Ir Brussels is to forge abead it will
not be by external influence or help
nearly as much as from earnest and
united push by the people within the
corporation. We all like to see and en-
joy good times but it is quite impossible
for a few individuals to get up a boom
if go per cent settle back and refuse to
help in a forward move. Write on a
Flip of paper the efforts you have made
to improve Brussels and locality since
your residence in town and this practical
result, if anv, will .bow you how valuable
a citizen you have been. If everybody
lifts something has to move.
THE latest railway news of interest to
Canada is the fact that the Dominion
Government has taken over the Grand
Track Facile and may now acquire the
whole Grand Trunk system, Steam-
ships, hotels and Telegraph Company is
included. It is time somebody took
hold of these lines as the stringency of
the times bad been making bard tug-
ging for them. The G. T. P. has 5964
miles of main road and woo miles of
branches. G. T. R, bas a tnileage of
3,556. Government control has not al-
ways meant competent management but
under proper supervision tbere is no
reason why the business should not be
made go,
Hoc shipping has taken on a livelier
interest than usual, on the principle that
"Competition is the life of trade," we
suppose, It is no easy matter for a
weekly paper to give correct market
quotations these days.
West Huron Teachers
Support Prohibition
The Execeeive Committee of West
Huron Teachers' Association, Which
met at Exeter last Saturday decided
to hold the Convention in Exeler on
Thutaday and Friday immediately
preceding Thanksgiving Day. A re-
solution was forwarded to the Domi-
nion Government urging them to
make the prohibitory law permanent.
It was also decided to circularize the
trutteee and teachers of the inspeetor-
ate, offering a reward of $10 to the
eeetion that makes the greatest imt
provement in levelling and seeding
the roadsides, planting shade trees,
improving bnildinge, oreharde, fences,
-" '""""^"",^""`s I J. A. Oawtantine, Teeawvtter 1 W. J.
(4'(221, W. H. Gurney, IVinghant ;
Wm. el melee 1',urknote t Reeve S,
Pluto, lit usenels; lteet'o Doll ging,
s\Vi•uxelet J. Il, 1I1iobt, J. Cnl1,
$ Blyth ; lhntxlw lltlnu itipley : May.
P rr ' t t !''' e i ales•
Auct on S
Car of
Wanted
For Immediate Loading
Phone •It3 of 97
W. J. McCracken
Grocer and 9ecdsman
and in any other way increasing the
beauty of the inspectorate, as well as
the value of the propeeiy. The fol-
lowing members wete present I -It.
R. Redmond, President, Belgrave ;
W. H. Johnston, Secretary. Kipper ;
George \Ittwanu and piss Jean Mur-
ray, Itixettr, rod (l, 8, Howard, Dash-
wood.
J A 11 ES'1'01V N
`Vin. and firs, McD.msld visited
Hawick friends,
'Alin Marion Forrest, of Brussels, is
visiting Mrs, 13. King.
Miss Johnston etas resumed her
duties at the Jamestown el ore,
Andrew T. hiller is taking a course
at the 1Vit,gham Bus'nees College.
Geo, and Mrs. Ashton, Ford wich,
wee visiting friends in the village,
Mts. Jno, M. Miller and Miss Alar-
garet visited with IVroxetet relatives,
Auction Sale at Ben. Hyslop's farm,
Oon. 1, Friday afternoon of this week.
Chautauqua Festival Tuesday, Wed-
nesday and Thursday of Next week
at Btussels will draw a number from
this locality.
We are glad to welcome Pte, John
Johnston home ftonl France. It is 24
years since Jack went overseas. Wel-
come home,
Dungannon ladies will be well serv-
ed in millinery this season by the
handiwork of Miss Peat' Ptiyn, of
Jamestown. She's a competent hand.
WILL HYDRO COME ?
Ott request from Wingltam a strong
delegation of repleaentative men at-
tended a meeting called by Mayor
Gurney, Wiugham, on Thursday to
devise ways and means of obtaining
the extension of Hydro lines in the
year 1919 iu Bruce and North Huron.
Delegates were present flout Wing-
ham,ees�gtvater Wroxeter, LuknoN
c
Brussels, Belgrave aud !Myth.
tel
y
On motion of W. J. Greer, Wing -
barn, on
i seconded byMr. M a b
tarn,,
Rev. 0, R. Durrant was Blade (.hasp•
man and on motion of S. R. Brill, and
Mr. Houston, IViughttm, J. A. Con-
stantine was made Secretary.
W. H. Gurney and W. J. Greer
having iuterviewed the Hydro Com-
mission on Monday, Feb 23 d, on (Inc
extension of their lines iu 19114 in
Bruce and North Huron subleil.ted
their reports and a plat.
Moved by Mr. Greer, Winghaul,
seconded by Reeve Plum, 131'11aaels,
Filet e --That the representatives of
Wingham, Wroxeter, Lueknow,
Brussels, Teeswater, Bel grave and
Blyth in meeting assembled favor the
earliest instalmene of Hydro Power
in Bruce and North Huron.
Second :-That we petition the
Hydro Commission to arrange for an
early beginning along linos of that
survey.
Third :-That they appoint a Hum-
ber to represent each municipality to
bring this matter before their respect-
ive Councils and Boards of Trade, re-
questing (hem to write to W. W.
Pope, See. of Hydro Oorntuissinn urg-
ing that action be taken forthwith,
Motion Carried.
Members appointed :-L, A. Brink,
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the estate of Anne
Dunford, late of the Township of
Gray, in the County of Huron,
spinster, deceased.
Notice is hereby given petrenant to the Re-
vised Statutes of Ontario, Chap 121, that all
persons having claims or domande against the
estate of the said Annie Danford, who died
at London, Oat . on or about the 17th day of
Tannery, A, D. 1010, to send by poet, prepaid,
or deliver to the undersigned Administrator
of the estate of said deceased, their Christian
end surnames and addresses with full partf-
ottlers of their claims, a statement of their
accounts and the nature of the security (if
any) hold by then( duly verified.
Further take notice that after the last
mentioned date the Administrator of the
said estate will proceed to distribute the we
eats of the said deoonaed meanest the parties
entitled thereto having regard only to the
olaime of which he shall then have notice at,
aforaseld, and said Administrator, will not be
liable for such assets or any part thereof t0
any pennon or permute of whose claim notice
ehall not have been received at the time of
ouch distribution. y
Dated this OI IVER of March,
WAY,
Administrator, R, R, No. 8, llrusoele.
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the eslele of George
McCall. late of the Township of
Mortis, in the County of Huron,
farmer deceased,
Notice is hereby given pursuant to "The tle-
vteed Statutes of Ontario," thnt all creditors
and otherm having clobnm againet the estate of
the said George McCall, who died on or shout
the Sixth day of January, A. D 1010, nre re-
quired on or before the First Clay of April,
A. D., 1010, to eand by post prepaid or deliver
to Wm. A. McCall, onoof the Executors of the
last Wilt and Tastement of amid deaeasod,
at Walton, P. 0r, their Christian and Nttt•n,mee
addreaeee anal deeoriptlons, the full mullet.
tars of their claims, the !Alamo wit of their Ac-
(manta
moounta and thenatureof t:he securities (if any)
held by titan.
And further telco notice butt titter swill lamb
mentioned date the maid Executors will pro•
geed todletribete the neaeta of the doneaned
among the parties entitled therel'.n havingR ne-
gard only to the alnhns of which they ahnilthen
have notice, and the Raid Exenntora will not
be liable for the said aseeetor tiny part there-
of to tiny porson or persons of whose Mahn
notice glial' not (lave been reootved by them rat
thetima of etch distribution.
Dated at Walton thin 12th day of blotch, A,
D.1010.
WM. A. MUCALL,11 E noetttora,
GEO. F. MnOAT.L, 5
A('CT(ON outLE OFFFARat STOCK IMPI.E-
Mtars, 4e. 1" h 1ieolt, Anettnneur has
I elltin,11114/10 1Mil'L reOnt elle nation -failed! ailed
proprietor to sell by pewit; Atu'tiewat Lot 27
t'en. IL prey lnwurdut(,, Frldny, lttatt'h 14(11,
at 1 o'clock , the following vnttlaldr property •
1 heavy h Ise, yours 014 ,1 heavy mare b yenro
old l een , nl purpn,•s hart; 5 years old, I drh•-
ing mut. J years old, I illy renew 8 years, 6
(owe suupoata110 be in tall', 1 frrnh volved row
2 Cn rret ear s, 1 bore' bred Polled Angus bull
I rising 3 years, 2 steers
rising 2 years, I heifer wising 3 y Nara, 3 heifers
rising 2 years, 1 grade bull 5 menthe old, 3
naives, 4 ('all pelves, 1 yell' 3 weeks old, 1 young
row, 120 young Item•+, I Drerlog uta pure spread -
or, 1 Met'orenrtt 0 ft. binder carrier and track,
1 54essey-Barrir side take end tcdder, 1 Pr, al
Wand d ft, Mower.] Meering e,,ltit'ntnr nr4
seed box, I set 4 section harrows, 2 snufflers I
new, 2 wagons 1 nearly new, 1 Oita er plow, 1
('uebehntt ploy, 1 ratter. 1 top buggy , l goat
robe, 1 rng, 1 wheelbarrow, all sat, Inu•kets,
Pan and slain., 1 milk ran Melon to Stem re tor,
i Daisy Inhere, 1 tore gray)ty washer, I Happy
Thought range, 1 iron bed, springs end mitt -
treat' nearly new, 1 sldedieard, 1 Raymond
seWhtg ntnuhine. I 0 octave piano case urgent, 1
gasoline lett e. 4 kitchen chairs, 400 bushels
mats O. A. C, No. 72, 80 huahele !norgnie wheat
fit for se -d, forlw, .novel,, chains, numerous
other nrti.l,•s also quantity of anchor and
Tepee post.. Sale without reserve rat propriet-
or has len-ed his farm, Tercets ; alt runts of
4:5 and under cash, over that amount 0 months
credit given on furnishing approved joint
notes, 4 per rent off for rash on credit
A nIooulo. D, K. LIVINGSTON,
Proprietor,
A2) 'TION SALE 01? EDIT 4E. 12 ACRE LOT,
tTOpK, rntttrrptta, &a. F. 5. leaott,
Auctioneer, liar ree,4 yed instructions from the
undersigned Proprietor to sell by Publto
Auctinu at W. Pt. Lot 1, Con. 11, (trey, Sater-
dav Starch 15th, at 1 o'clock, the !allowing
valuable property :-Frame house, stable, and
12 art es of land, 1 aged mare, 1 milk now• with
calf at foot, 10 plrmonth melt Mina, hay and
straw, plv,s, .rt harness, set be rrowe, nutting
box 2 buggies, canter, 1 sot bob alright, wagon.
ladder, :will hr iter, cooking stove, side board,
aewit g neriine, 8 common chairs, 2 email
tables, reeking chair, 0 bedsteads, lounge,
bnrenn, set bench toe's. bedding dishes, mow
her of other article.; too nupterota to mention.
Telma.-Chaireho to be enol( ; Real estate
made known day of node or upon appltettion to
ED. GARVIN, Proprietor.
AUe ITION SALE OF FARM STOi'K IMPLE-
515170. oto. F S. Scott, Auctioneer, has
received instructions from the undersigned
proprietor to sell by Pablio Auction at Lot 12,
Cott. 8, Grey township, on Monday, March
1711,, at 1 o'clock, the following valuable
property -1 horse 5 years old, 1 mare 5 years
old, 1 horse l0 years, 2 cows due to calve
April Ord, 1 cow due eulf April 15th, 1 heifer
due to oslf March 22nd, 1 heifer due to pelf
April lot, 1 heifer due to calve April Well,
heifers 2 genre old, ti heifers 1 year old, 1 eteer
1 year old, 1 Durham bull calf, 7 calves, 1 York
sow due March 1011,, 1 sow due Merril 20rd,
U pigs 4 months old, 7 Wigs 8 months old, 6 pigs
2 Month old, 1 Berk. hog 4 months old, 4 eaves,
00 hens ell under 2 years, 2 cockerels, Massey -
Harris binder 7 ft out, oarrter and truck near•
ly new, Deering mower 5 ft out, McCormick
lay loader, new Peter Hamilton hay rake,
Frost & Wood cultiv,ttar, new Fleury sandier,
clatter, buggy, light wagon, Ret of bob sleighs,
wagon, set eagle Inertness, set double harlots,
set platy harness, set iron harrows, drill plow,
turnip sower, 2 21 Fleury walking plow,
Crown double furrow walking plow, wagon
box, wood rack,hay rank, fanning mill, set of
1000111. scales, af,nval cream separator, hey
fork, oar and pulleys, hay York rope new,
about 800 bus. oats about 400bus. barley,
y,
email quantity ti41qaiY 1s(]
g
wheat, small
quantity tans nhott25 tone good hay, abont
75
bags choice
nice P otntoes a quantity
mangles
and Gnrnils 8c rddry maple wood,about 40
cords maple to pile, cords othr, i cook
Move, Torprhai shovels and other articles
mention, Sale without r11-
arv0 as the proprietor is giving up farming,
Terms. -All mums of g0 and under cash ;
over that amount 10 =tithe credit given on
fnrni+hmg approved joint notes. 4 per cent MT
for oaett on credit amounts,
WM, A, LAMONT, Proprietor,
AU,7TION SALE OF FARM STOCK, IM-
4LEtIENTo, 50.-5', B. Scott, Auotioaeer,
has mewed instructions front the and ereign-
end proprietor to sell by Publto Ambient at
Lot'l'1, 71on, 12, Dray Townabip, on Thursday,,
March 20111, at 1 o'oiock, the following vain.
able property: -I team good hernias rising 7
weigh about 2000 Iba., 8 coins in owl:, I Helfer
rising 8 in (slf, 2 heifers rising 2 years, 8 smuts
rising 2 years. 2 steers rising 1 year, 2 Yaln-
shlre sows duo to farrow In May, 1 sow abort
125 lbs., About 50 hens, 1 goose, 1 gander
1 Massa -Herrin binder, 1 Modorndok mower,
1 Cnskalitttt 111 diso drill, 1 dtao harrow, 1 Chat -
hem wagon, gravel box, set of 'bob -sleighs,
hay rake, Mataey-Harris hay loader, No. 21
Fleury walking plow, lay rack with roller
platform, gang plow, set 4 suction diamond
harrows, roller, fanning mill, set 1200 ib.
settles, 2 sets double hotness, hay fork, ropes
pulleys,
ons goi>d hay, about bus 'Unproved about
Sibert
an oats fit for seed, ebout 175 has. mixed cats
and barley, quantity potatoes, binder cover
15x15 ft., 0 ladders, 2 nets eingletrees with
doubletreea, 2 neck yokes, forks, chntua,
shovels end other artieleo too numerooe to
mention. Sale 'Unreserved as the proprietor
hae.sold his farm. Terms -95 and under cash,
over that amount 11 months credit on furnioh-
tng approved joint nates. dincouut of 4 per
tient per annum allowed off for Oath,
.7AS. NOBLE, Proprietor.
UOTION SALE OF FA RM STOCK, IMPLE•
A MEETS, 50.-11'. S. Scott, Auctioneer, has
received instructions front the undersigned
Proprietor On sell by Puhlio Auction at Lot 20,
Con 14, Malillop Township, on Friday, March
21st, at 1 o'cleMc, the following valuable prop-
erty 1 aged mare in foal, 1 aged mare, 1
driving mare rising 7, snitabie fora womntt to
drive, 1 gelding rising. 2, 11111y rising 2, 2 fresh
cows, 1 now due to Wye 1st of May, 1 cow dtto
to chive middle of May1 cow Gap >osed to be
int odf, 1 cow due to ening) 15th of ,linty, I bur•
ham bull, 211eifers 2 yew•a old due to naive
111 sept„ 8 steers rising 2, 1 yearling steer, 1
heifer ding 2, I hailer ruing 21n Calf, 8
young calves, 10 plea 0 monthe aid, 1 brood
sow in peg, 4o hens, 2 gnome, 1 Gander, 2 dacha
1 drab„ 1 thoroughbred Scotch collie, 2 sets of
double harness, 1 Net double driving harness,
1 set of single harness, 1 buggy and cutter
Pole, 1 Chevrolet touring auto 1018 model, 1
Massey -Harris binder nearly new 6 ft. ant, 1
Manortntok mower new 6 ft. out, 1 8 ft, rake, 1
Massey -Harris hay loader, 1 seed drill, 1 Mato
H, nt
Mentor, mean Diamon 1 lharrowsE4 Isno(lppepn��e,ul1
set harrows 8 Gen"Ions, l Oliver riding tiflRf 1
walking plow, 1 Chattel in finning mill, I wag.
on, 2 gravel boxes, I wagon box, 1 antler, 1 pet
bob sleight nearly raw, 1 hay rack, 1 wheelbar-
row, 2 sugar kettles, 1 set sondes cepoa(ty 2,050
]hs , 1 grindstone, 1 snuffler, 1 De Level croon(
arporator nearly new, 1 Vollmer washing
mandible, 500 bus, man Imiltlble for seed, 400
hue. barley, a dnnntity or hay foots, alining,
etlavele and numerone other arttelee. Sale
without renerve no preprletot• has sold him
farm. Terms -All some of $10.00 and under
cash, over that ntnount8 menthe Oredlt given
on furnishing approved joint notes, discount of
4 per cent off for dash on credit amounts.
JOB, R. HAMILTON, Proprietor.
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOOK IMPLE-
trtnNTn, 50-6. S Scott, Atiotloneer, has
received ioatractloae from the undersigned
proprietor to Bell by Public Auction at Lot 20,
Con. 10, Grey township, Wednoodny, March
26th, at 1 o'clock, following valuable proper-
ty :-1 hers" U years old. 1 aged mare, 1. Per.
otoron filly 8 years old, 6 Gown eupeosed to bo
1n calf, 2 farrow cows, 6 heifers rising 2 years
old, 2 eteerH rlohtg 1 year old, 1 Bow to farrow
lamb of April, 1 collie dog, 90 hens, 2 barred
rook roosters, 2 pair geese, Massey-Marrig
binder. 6 ft, MamsevIlerrie mower'new 5 ft
1 Johneton wire binder, hlaeney-Li-orris drill
11 hoe, nnitivator, Het harrows, 2 walling
plows, two -furrow gang plow, truck wagon
Bet sleighs, tap buggy nearly now, natter, Get
of dotb'e larnesO, net of single harness, 2
horse blankets nearly new, wheelbarrow,
tinily churn, goat robe, large mail box, wnter
heir, cream separator NEM ttelelortl, milk
palls, gravel box, scythe and 'natal new, n
gttoatityof reeler poet4„ 2 atloke owlet, 10 ft
long, about 0(10 bushels barley, about 100 ins,
Onto, about 4 tons hay, forks, shathti, Whiffle -
and namereat other artialen, Stile without
remove nm the proprietor etas solei hie far,tt,
Tet•nta--AII sums of $6.'00 and under emiti
over Mutt amount 10 monehe oredlt given on
furnishing approved johltnotos, 5 per bout
cif for TAMfsBALLANTY1'», Proprietor,
Cir of Kineatditte ; Jae, Armatt'ang, ov[R ���rrrGin•lisi t[(o tet , \ta,. Head I, Mavrll ]n 1t,+v, 1\_ A, liladloy, jeI
seroutled by el r. I3ent l tt, \Vuigit bit, io till
- 11ot1 the IeI)tett(+ntau ves , 1 '.t' It tf fillip ulunu'iPali ty' 11(meet 111 11.. 001101 111. 10 t ppj�
etItte11).r•,Ir11'011upon Benet. mut
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Bet It 1e I1 1,u Potvtr for 13tut.e nod ;1�, j� `�y
N Moron. 1noltgatea to meet In Tot -
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retold lh, n' 14 un leawtn W doubt
Utttl Hyd tn will bra in ftr,'t• lute dw
I ng 1 he 1(111111W `hunt/wt .
PENSIONS SUGGESTED
Substantial Increase Sought by the
Veterans •
The increased pensions schedule
tieing presented by otlicials of the
G. W. V, A., now in conference with
the Government, has been submit-
ted and provides for the following
increases:
Pro -
Present posed
Total disability- rate rate
Single man , .. •, • • • •.$600 $1,000
Married 111111 696 1,160
With one child . , . , , 840 1,400
With two children 960 4,760
With three children 1,056 1,760
Ninety per cent. disability -
Single ratan 540 900
Married man 625 1,044
With one child 758 1,264
With two Children , 866 1,444
With three children , 756 1,594
Eighty per cent disability -
Single man 480 800
Married than 556 928
With one child 676 1,128
With two children . , 772 1,288
With three children 859 1,428
Seventy per cent disability -
Single matt 420 700
487 812
Married man
With one child 595 992
With two children , , 679 1,132
With three children , 757 1,262
Fifty per cent. disability -
Single plan 300 500
Married man 348 580
With one child 432 720
With two children , , 492 820
With three children.., 552 920
Twenty-five per cent disability -
Single man 150 250
Married ratan 174 290
With one child 219 365
With two children, 249 415
With three children. , 279 465
Widows' penslon-
Without children .,480 800
With one child 624 1,040
With two children . , , 744 1,240
Witit three children 840 1,300
Now Sht9 is Stx'e:f,118; avid
littatty
Philadelphia, Pa. -"I was over-
worked, run down, nervous, could not
eat or sleep. I felt like crying all the
time, I treed different remedies with-
out benefit. The doctor said it was a
wonder I was alive, and when Vinol
was given me I began to improve.
I have taken eight bottles and ant
now strong and perfectly healthy in
every respect, and have gained in
weight. I can not praise Vinol
enough:' -Mrs. Sarah A. Jones, x025
Nevada St„ Philadelphia, Pa,
We guarantee Vinol to make over-
worked, weak women strong or re-
turn your money. Formula on every
bottle, This is your protection,
le, lt, h\1 1.
SHANGHAI BUSINESS PHiLOSOPl1Y.
A merchant of Shanghai offered five
pounds of tea for e2, and ten pounds
Pasture Farms to hent by Tender
100 acres, Lot 20, and l'0 only Lo121, Sea Con,
7, Morris. On 100 Sore farm 10 acres may he
cut int bay. which most be feta on lot. 'Fenders
will be received uu to Tuesday, Marah 18th.
No tender necessarily sooepted
DUGALn 61,'DONAI.D,
JOHN EVANS,
28.2 Executors Alfred Button Estate.
For Sale
Rouse andlots, containing Oiiy acres, in the
Village of t'rnnbrooh, the property of the late
Mee. Agrees Rrowt, le offered for sale. Frame
house, (tarn, fruit tress, 5,e Paneession could
be given et mine. For farther porticulars ap-
ply t0 Mna. Tunas CAMERON qt' W91 (:AdtalinN,
Executor,, eatnte of the late Mrs.Agine Brown,
Craebt'ook.
Bull for Service
The undersigned wilt )cell for service, of 143
Lnt 00, (`on, 2, Mortis township, the thoro'-ltrett
Short Havu Bull, Gainford of Salem, No.
-00418-. Sired by (Gainford Matgnie (1000110) ;
Dam Mildred V11 by Royal Sailor 110005. Ned•
iggren may be seen on appllration 'lerms-
vinewithiiiiviln e to return. Grade cows ser -
not
allowed. privilege
THOS. PIERCE,
Proprietor.
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Plays tali Records Properly
linden I'honngruplt on (thigh you van play any
make of Homed without using tory attachments or
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The rputph'lr 131unstvirk method oi'reprodnetinn
inc•ludeslbe UilfONA, the tires inyentem that, by
by then twee turn of a halal plays perfectly both late
etill and verlirctl rut rernrda.
'Pile Brunswick all (vood-throat and sound cham-
ber -built like a violin --with the "ULTONA" com-
bine to set tip new standards of Loup --giving to each
relnrd played, n laud ly, power and faithfulness be-
yong all pieviutbl attainment.
FU'4D OUT FOR YOURSELF
Don't he Loo easily satisfied. Ilene (hem till, then
hear the Brunswick pity your fetvmitt' Heroin -any
ulake ! You to he the judge.
ree.A1,o agcett fol' the Celebrated Sherlock. eV
elnening Pinnies.
W. J. Walker 84 Son
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Phone 107 or write at our expense,
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for 55. When the tourist fold him '
that w'as ridiculous, the Chinaman an-
swered that the more a 111511 l'uys the 1 ',robenr doralgnsd wild In•,•p for servtee nn Lot
richer he is, and the richer he Is the t" u,, n, (1,1.7 township, n ((roto' bred YoNc•
ilire hog. Terms 91 pU. 3 41
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In addressing the shareholders at the Annual Meeting, Mr. N. H. Stevens, who presided, reported
that after payment of the usual dividend of seven per cent., interest un debentures, and other
charges, there remained a balance of $12,990.64 to carry forward. The debentures inclealsecl during
the year $161,821.48, while deposits had fallen off $144,396.38 owing to Victory i...oan withdrawals.
The total assets increased $87,419.72.
Balance Sheet as at 31st December, 1918.
ASSETS.
Mortgage Loans with Accreted Interest. $7,028,708.08
Real Estate, acquired 'under foreeloanre 233,087.313
Stocks, Betide and Debentures, owned ,. 415,111.10
Loans on Stocks, Bonds and Debentures 44,423,10
Sundry Investments 23,121.88
- $7,717,104.81
Branch Office 2 emtsee, held in fee $ 20,800.00
Former Omee Premises 97,070.00
O78ce Furniture and Other Equipment,
llead►Ofuce and Branches 10,(01.60
Agents' Balances and Accounts Tercely-
able $ 0,101.76
Accrued Rentals 6,000.23
War Lean and hfuniclpal Bonds, Bank
and Railroad Stocks, etc 207,027.$
Cash on Hand and la Banks 152,003.04
307,051.00
161,548:38
$5,0_1,00.1.50
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To line Public -
Del entitres with AN -rued
Interest 4R072,162.st
Depos!ra tt'itlf Ar•rmnt1 in -
tercet ,CPC,1�u.1;U
Lep,;' Receipts ptl8,thle on
ten tont fixed dates Incl
epee ninety (byte notice 101,697.70
$5,116 tnr•Ln0
Dlort intbes Assumed 33,3.UU
I'ividen,l payebte nunnery
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011,1S:1,50
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.._-- - $7.I3U,U511.5D
Total In the Piddle
To the fthnreliolders-
Capital Stork Subscribed .. $2,0.1-1,020.00
Less i9tpoid thereon 33,085.110
$^,110,034,56
Surplus Funda-
Rivenn• fund $ 650,000.00
Contingent Fund 60,000.00
Lose and O,tltt Delnneo for-
ward 12,000.04
722,000,00
Tolyl (o the Shareholders �_...._- .... 9JIl3,025.so
$8,523,11°1.50
we have audited the books and.aee0ultta of the Standard 1:,^Hatton 1lurl;tube Cerpefaliun for Lite year ending 31st
December, 1018, and have verified the Cash and Dank llnlali,:,ti and Securities, end we hereby certify Hint, In oar
opiuion,,the above Balance Sheet exhibits it true and correct elm of thn altah•a of the Corporation as shown by no bootee
as of that date. Our requtrementa as Auditors haVo bean complied with.
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LAWSUN, WPILCTL CAMPBELL, C.A.
Charterer) A"coin Mon (11.
Directors
The following Directors wore elected for the ensuing year, Mr. Grant being elected to lake the place of Ilia
late 11 F. 13. Johnston, K.C.
W. J, FAWCETT
JOIIN ItIRSTI'3EOOlt
R. Ii. (=EMI
JAMES GUNN
DAVID Id1,3MI'
E. C. MCNALLY
MOIID11N NEIL€3ON
DAVID RA't'Z
N. If, srrEVENS
REV G: I. TAYLOR, ALA.
TIER 1t1111t'.P WAD1)I NG'L'ON
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At a subsequent meeting of tho Board lir. N. II, Slovens was re-elected Yromldont ; Mr. John Plrsthrook,
Vice -President ; Mr, Herbert Waddington, Managing DIvert.or, for the enettittg year.
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