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The Brussels Post, 1919-4-17, Page 4russets V) s 111t?' M 1 \Y. APRIL re 1,( -0 . 1' P1 CV; letter frnrn Vladivostok, Siberia The velt.ea into rc•ating letter wits eeeiN • ; 0, Frank B1•yalls, 11110' „P tome',.. r.,'fly Pte. liluold Currie who is 0• d.lty with the Canadian e0J1ti, ,' , Sibel'!rt 1— Ill::. I ( r ;lc.—WPI( I have not Meg to do ., 1 .,211011 so I will write you 0 short i).,. I, l am expecting a new prietnie 00se in any minute as I was x1;51 11,.11 about half an hour ago to have :,, ' 1-1 ready. Itis 1 a, m. now so nave I, whole night ahead of rue yet. 1 m, ill at orderly work and i will ,end stick at it till we go how- 1 ,un on my fifth month sty ..i lit, work so I sure deserve a eha • 1 asked for it twice but they L '.?, od as they were quite satis- fied t :.;. ',hy results. Go on duty at 0p. el work •until 7 a. 111. Am very 15., w me we have a great many bad ,.o...1,111 eases at present also a lot •i' eiekness. !be. you like being bark in Care!, ;1111 ? If you were as glad to tr, l . : as I will be to start going yin c,, opt -E., been pretty glad. As vet 1 never suffered many 110)0- 81111' T glia, but I ant awfully sick of V: .lok. This is a place of ab+'is 11111 50 it sure is an Immense size. ;10 1here le no livelihood here lila' t:,, r is 10 a Canadian city, This enure: „lIv reveals to a person the 1•,51111- :f t;ie tv11r. no live factories here not any le I that seems to be prosper - taking a look at the streets 701) , .; know that things were very , , .,1,11, The sidewalks are very w and irregular. One mites", t 1 i11 he walking up high and 1': ,: ((.')ming down steps and 1., -where else, The main road- .1 mainly )2 cobble -stones and .'- y (lad ever experienced walk'. nates over them with a full kit lice ,1111 whet) we name off the boar. , -y,•uld never forget them. Ile• 1,trt eondition5 are very poor. '1'11. ,Iv ,4 well every few blocks ami 1- :11'1 iF 21122100 in wooden buck the Chinks. Hoye n .1)':i Mound to see the city as murk = possible and do not think there arc, Joty many places where I have '0,•en. I have been chased twice h an axe since 'I came to Vlittlivotiak. There is a race of people ;' • known as Chinese-Mnnogli- ans a they are a half barbarous class. 1 •.as nut walking through a saw Milt' one day and I went to take a pictuae .,f some of them sawing larnle'. you know, all the lumber here is easy,/ by hand. When I was taking tits picture they all dropped their tv, 11k and picked up weapons whateee. they could get their hands on anal • t. after Inc. Well nothing seri, us ppm ed so all is well. Was .1• •:v , town to -day to the Y. M. C. .\. 11,,11 heard some very nice banal IJnlsin which was given by the "Brooklyn." This is a U. S. boat which is Iyire, 41 ,nehor in the harbor for the pr.drelion of the allied troops •agaifst (he Bolsheviks. There is an Tm i 1 ,hip here also which lies Pei alongside the U. 8. battleship and, P forma great believe 1111 they sure fortifir 111. )1 for this city. There is not )Ie position of this whole city which cannot he reached by the big guns on these ships if any trouble oc- oined here. We talent realize that the war is over. 11 is only hearsay to us as it has 0„t affected our expedition so far. L do not know when we are likely to came 1,:1,11 to Canada, but hope it is before Ilckg. I am not a bit homesick at all tot i 11111 so disgusted with con- ditimie here. I know when hot weather eumes the disease here must be very great, even now there are signs of a good many kinds. 8o far spinal meningitis has been our Worat cases. Two fellows whom I looked after with it went under, The "Empress of Japan” which I came ),ver on sailed for Vancouver this week with our first group of re- turned )=;)bents. It sure looked peen - liar to •:,.P them packing up to go to Cau,.e1.,, it seems such a great dis- tance tt :.y, The "Empress of Japan" matte 1„ • voyage from Vladivostok to Vn,neetiver in 14 days and all the other ce els here take from 21 to 28 days t ,hake the voyage. Rumors have in .t come to hand regarding our return to Canada, but how true they are 1 colY,01. say. If reports are cor- rect wiry 1 hope to be home in 8 twos. but I •' to loudly realize that it is at all poi ills. It seems such a long distO, .• etween here and Vancouver. Forgot : 1 mention I received two swell 1 s 00 last mail. One from Rus.:e.I4 1 Viola and one from B, 0. S. They , • save much appreciated and surely 1•,'i;,hten a soldier's life, I share tin -1.) with another night order- ly and : o,,joy a good lunch every night. i[.,pe to be with you some- time (1,1, 'lo the Summer. Yours sincerely, HAROLD. Siberia,, 11'11. 20th, 1919. Gorrie W. ,A.. Artier', Allandalo, was in town. R. J. Um -stop is putting in a neW set of series at the warehouse. W. G. Strong 10th Con, has purehas- ed 1t Fishy Gra4nd Chevrolet, W. 11. GreggWas in Clifford attend- ing the funeral of his step mother, aha late MPS. George Gregg, who died in the Morgue hospital from injuries re- ceived in ,l fall on the icy sidewalk in Clifford t; few weeks ago. Fordwich M!'1. \I. -r. Gibson stili continues in ver p ' hea01.h. •VVrn (i11w'1n received word of the death his brother-in-law, Mn Mad- ill, of) "ogns, and attended funeral no Pride y. r, H. (Menu, accompanied by his sister. Mrs. R. E. McCallum, water, left, 1!'1'1 for New Liskeard to attend the funeral of their brother, the late Joht. 11.. Gibson, :1;'';11. Brussels Our repo 1(1011 for fair dealing and relict. ) 1 l( l:),coupled with the De Laval record of service and dural 9v, tan made the Pc 1.5,1+1 t a m `leparator• the I ,lee in r ,:,,lnrnt.Itity- CI matte,'. h 11 anyone may tellou there is only 3ly one speed at which you can turn a separator crank and get all the ,:ream 111d 1 s eam of uniform tbickneis. That's the speed plainly in- dicated , d the crank of every scpar 511:1., a:.l,.:ever make. l'utl :,r-_.:• 3 is the only as- surancr: , , 10 cai,acity and full rilici, ,r.:'.• ?. Laval now has a Bell 1 The bell warns yo I '.: Lail& is going round too a,l.tly. You can't h n11115!: about it. rt, The Ll,41 ZipeeNi -Indicator adds us M the price but much t.. . value of the De 1--1'11 'i, i,., !, 1. L ! .DICATOR 71 sal" that inures 1•..,.;. 1 I prof,) Awed. Come ink esn a 'he machine and see t.: the Bell Speed- Indicatn, „ <•,S:s. SOONER OR 1, dR YOU WILL BUY A «a.>.w resedliMdaSS Miss 'larg:"':'t I-iontieberg, New Yntk, i9 visiting with her father and sisters bete. A telegram was received here from bearing New Lisk111r,1, \.•w (lnr 1111'n the Bad 2120.,•t'1icedeath ofR)hl, 21. Gibson, .t.11 , I' the late Thos, and Mrs. Gibson,ef 11 '.ilhlg,', ,'.1111 11ad been in der'lini0O health fur the past few months, 'TI„' funeral took place 1111 Friday alft(•l1,:,' a hi' last week. While 1111111111; a wagon nit of Gad- ke's :a:11011, Tludua5 Goggia (net with r:11111'1 :t severe u]iellap. The tongue j„)ked ,)fund and threw him to the dna, 111- 1;'-,d striking heavily on 1110 2,111,] :oat t1' `d 1111' tl IIgIc gave him a misty 11.55 u1' one cheek. i?..^,tierlCh Seeiliug 2011) -ooh t:•0 ahead with a rush, The well (1111,-11 who are sinking the new salt well 1,.1 the (;udelirh Salt Co., are hulking gond p, ogress. About h•411' a hundred applications have 11 far been (mule for member- ship in Homo Encampment, I. 0. 0. F, Listowel Ed, Doadt, of Stratford, 8011 of Mrs. Doadt, 1'.1 Listowel, and Miss Rase Liebnlbl, (laughter of )'Rev. and Mrs, H. II. Li*h11t,l, of I'nrt. Elgin, were wedded on Tuesday of last week by the father 41' the bride. Rev. 111. Davis, of Lalkefield, who recently preached Ino a for 14 call. has been hlvil,,1 1,. 5ueeeed Rev. H. 0. Peckham its pastor of the Listowel and A15vood L',Iptist eburches. It ie expected hl• will give his decision within a(e:nple of weeks. The 1:111(11')1 lin. decided to go ahead with lite'u'.•'•t. pawing, a by-law be- ing pet 1111''° ll which provides for extetn.i„ns to the Main street pave meat, 1114.1 as f•v' its the (4ran0 Trunk flack.::dee 111•• Wallece street pave- ment to the et Ipartition 111111ts, both a 5vidt1) )f 141 ' „1. Caldnib 1114811 (1. IIny, son of J. 0, and Jfl•:, flay, was monied 111 fond, a Tt 1,!11 i1* 1, on Tuesday, April n nAI/Owlet, ' 1 , tY f NW., 1.11 i ( 4251 , 1 bnrg 20111 wi- m 111 brntu(P 1121(1111- 14 t It ed while al 15 -eel e where she taught sehnnl. '1 11 • 1 n,lr recently sailed for Fresh, rich, full-flaw/T.-3 tea --the same every t 1e c o '1'rig ”?�79 Sold only in sealed p tichsages 123 ry r-a,..m�..�":.?RI':'�.�t+r. �" ,?r.+`.";.,..3�!•,�,�!r s.. �.�;..t,=1 England with peomi$8 of a 111(1 can honeymoon 1.11p 115 extra iudureuteut. They are expected froth overseas to J Lille, Capt. Hay was for a Bute 11r- e1uotanl In the Imperial batik at 1(010ra and at the time of enlisting gave up a position as city treasurer and manager of public utilities in that plaice, ata salary of J2300. Seaforth Many friends in town and country will sincerely 1egeet to teat u of the death of Mrs. Andrew Archibald, sr., which occurred at her home, Wednes- day of last week, 1125, Archibalel Was 90 years old and was one of Hur- on ramty's e0tly pioneers. Cul. A. Wilson and 1111, \Vilson, who 10111(11ly disposed of their resi- dence on Ja11102 street, to Rohl, Archibald, left for New York, where they will make their future 11(11)10. Col. Wilson was one of Seaforth's oldest and Most popular business 111011, having Parried on a drug and slatiou- ery business here for ninny 70208, '1'o() 31 3.7C11 WORRY,— When Inspec. tors Torrance and Elliott called at Jacob Webber's home in this town a few days ago to PP(' (1048 his supply of liquor was holding out, they were told by Webber that a strange, had come along on t4 (1.00111 night and bought his entire stork, consisting of 11 bar- rels of whiskey. On being asked who the ettauger was, Webber could not tell them, 1.(,t would ' he sat • haw much he got frit the liquor, and, of. course (lid not know its destination. In court Chown Attorney Seeger te- miuded .Magistrate Greig that when this POPP Wag in court, over two years ago, at the time the liquor w85 seized, Webber had sworn he got the liquor for the tree of himself a(11} his wife, and thought that the 12 barrels would pet haps not be enough for them, rot lr only meant a half al pint a clay for 14 years. Webber had been Warned at the time he took delivery of it after its being held in custody for two years and returned to hit( as a result of an Dogs and other domestic animals stray off, get lost or are stolen, every day. Tho joy of the little "girlie," perhaps your little "girlie," at the recovery of her be- loved "doggie" could be multiplied every day if those who find clogs would watch the "Lost and Found" co]umbs of The London Free Press. The first thing that occurs to unfortunate losers is to put an ad. in The London Free Press. The first tiling that should occur to you, when you find anything, is to read the "Lost and Found" ads, in The Lou- don Free Press. Then do as you would bo done by, no- tify the loser that you have his property and are willing to return it. iRead the Want Ads. every day in HINDU THE EREE PRESS Western On tnrio's Foremost Newspaper C(,tlltnenee to Save Witllout Delay -- There's Bound to Colne a "Rainy Day" ,15UY STANDARD RELIANCE it Debentures issued in sums of L' . 0 )0 0® and up -interest at � 1 ,:ad twice a year. w 2 o e. worry -ono trouble—no expense and absolute safety. "PROFITS PROM SAVINGS" --as Ole name 111 a ha„(ly and x.4411.1 booklet wittily 91x•,1 sryorew,y,,numilin- ancial advice and will be sentfree air ceques1, iVrrle for l la -day. nue Rut J J , J frAJi 3T[A\; L', C IJEtfltNATION IIEAD O FFI CE I0.22 KING $T,EAST TOROiIITO BRANCH.I AYR BROCKVILLE CHATHAM OFFICES IELSIIRA NEW HAMBURG WOOOSTOCK H. L. JACKSON, Agent, Brialssels orlle1-iu.eruoed 4eed uueudetl by the 31lids( .er 01' Justice. Wibbee pleaded guilty (n he )'barge 0i' selling in viola- tion of the Dominion regulations, and Io the Alagisl(111a hr' said that it was ' )0' se n' se e whiskey (2' 1 0th t o ease I (hug th 5 11 l y t, .en1iug in. 1411 • to the asylum, as it had been a glint worry In them on alrniul6 )f (hr l8•01,1e wanting to roe - chase it, also (lie danger of it being •-1111,11. The 11111 ,inttute imposed tied n tine of 5200 (111(1 cost.., A branch (t the (:'teat War Vel Pt - 4 O t-4n AssociaRon Was Organized in the 'Po 5vn 112411, Seafoflh, \VedtiPsd11y evening of last week, when forty-' seven active members attended the Hest meeting, The following offieet•s were appointed President, Malar R. S. Hays ; vice President Sergt, Jun. Il. I3,'si . Secrrtaey, Pt.e. R. t arpen(eI ; Einaneial Seel -elm y, Corp. Howard Hays ; TI•easnler. Selgt, R. 8101111 ; Executive Committee, the above officer:, and Lieut. C. P. Stile, Cadet • Hai l Ross, Set gt. J. Edgar, Dr. Russel Hays, Sergt. to arms, Pte. .1, Ad anis ; Audltots, P12s, .1 Dorsey, and W. 1), Bright, j0, ; Delegates to the Ptoviucilll Cnuvuo(inu, to be held at, 51611114211' ul0,1, month, tdl, 2021Jur 1?, (lays Iwai 4o'gt, ltnh(., `tulip(, WinthdttYl \\', Motet 21.4112„11 tut!, (2)22.1111500 I hl' I.1111111}; 111111 in Kiuelu'(liur 111111 11'111 UlliP 1111115I'81112011(1 ou01'. 1I', 11+1• 11,0141 i, tut Mau -tit Mos young 811111 1(101 140 believe Ile „•111 malar 1;1.011 i” hi. old limo,- totvti 1'r,.,vi sad (1111.11 1'10(1(8.•0 Me, .1 11')011,'(111 collection of avell-Lled 11.11. 1141, I1 h•'': „r1.,• 4e1 f 12•,•111 whit. , blur. 211111 silver gte5 midst with inn•; 0'1411115• furrel,•11(1he) mountain shot, In. (411'.:^ 1,,,51, 1 r tlo 1;11111011. 3.11111. 11! 1/111 10)11 11- 111'e 821111/0 111 (1514' (1 11111,111141 11,111,i1, 011)011, WI 1,1.1.V.11 Ee,55.\S'(1 111?(•1�,5:-, Iti11, --till old nod 11151,1) u•2•perlrd rilizen pa14- ('11 1„ 111,4 111:14111 02 j1'tiliay m„111i1 u;, '\ pail 1111, iu (h,' 0'(®120 0l' \1 ill 1111 [''•s alt. 1111.1,11.11e11 WIN 1111111 4)t Liv, 1 5,11111 ago till 20'111..11 1!11 infant 421111(0 111 (111 Mule. with his pm- ent 111111 4221!11(1 1)1111 (1 110 Ph. \V10.11 1111(11 i4 young luau he nun•1)1 to (121 - loss township 14112',1' 112' enclorec1 1.11 1111 halisbip•- .,i pi, uP1'r 11 2 ,•, Art'r living thele 1':,1 51'1110 yea(' hr mavr(l to'1'eeswater when 1101c•mai((011 for a f!'w yele, 111,11 21101/11 L) \Viughatit w'hell' he 110111 tic, esteem 1'f P4•rryinl1 cot. the 111'111(11111.102 1)1' a century. The 011106106 Fi ir Makes wonderful 32,1111, so people say Who have tried it, vOu Try It and satisfy yourself, POTATOES Will load 14uolher ear of Po- tatoes this week. Have you any 1)1 sell 1 Phone 43ot•27 W. J. McCracken sastete ..aatActuteets:a'tete a}'rso(a1ke; a®Qt11eaCeratat?)(Eam,mu*c( aeleateasateo s • Phtint' .I IN 1111(11e. 83 s t7 ,. (9 e a 6) n I0 48 e 25 ,p ,o 21 fl 6 • (1) 0 0 t3 IS 11 p t1' air - 1'TH our present alnek of Machinery Repairs, Plow Shares, etc.., we 11120 to give the best satisfaction possible in every- thing ('oveting oto• line of Repairs, all of which are exact duplicates 1010 give the service of the original parts. I-Ielp us keep our line complete by otdering as early as possible. Wheel and Woodwork Repairing W0 gi01' prompt 111 tentinn to all Wheel and Wood -work Re- pairing, Re -fitting of Rubber Tires and Channels, and carry in stork and apply all Standard sires of best grades of Oats (age Rub- ino Tiros, 11se the br;t and get extra value from your tires. We ran satisfy you in the line of work. g Our Carriage Painting ' r s a - 'o a 'rhes an reasoualle `'' • Will stand the run PFt 111 pPPLI n , our \ 2 1.l y lest, and all applied by a earrings flaunter who thoroughly mute, til o stands the t•il'l01Plley in this line or work. We Rive your work (J prompt attenlirlw, with careful servi(1, moderately in Merl, 0 • The lacks- p (11 t'4 g 5ta2a0(itG\61k23J15Qmee121511101,isOSO'too ® moo eemu •fa@'C$®©®®Oco* e'H 2+� ,. __5555 ..-.. _.._, ream ETWASSEstIli •11450_:422,._2 Ship your Cream Direct to the Brussels Creamery 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. Brussels Gres eery Stewart Bros, Props. ceooro•••••'ae,•a•©e1'foes **0• •••••••••b•0•••••e0A••6•A,9 P e 1•••••••111*••••O••••••P'e5•••••••••••••••1•••59•••••p y. SPECIAL "(f R2 ,tllilliiiG Maitre; the 111ITeeence between the Iow'prieed worker 141(0 the high- salaried expert. We can smooth oat the road for you from the one class to the other. Students admitted any time. Catalogue free. Stratford, Ont. and Wingham, Ont. The School that•ilaces its graduates in good positions. • 0 O 4, 1'J 01 [AK ANG" Eh STRONG Positive—Convincing Proof We publish the formula of Vinol to prove convincingly that it hes the power to create strength. 1Cod Liver and Beef Peptones, Iron (, and Manganese Peptonstoe, (fon and Ammonium Citrate, Limo and Bods Glycerophosphates, Casesrin, Any woman who buys a bottle of Vivol for a weak, run-down, nervous condition and finds after giving it a fair trial 'it did not help her, will have her money returned. You see, there 3s no guess work about Vinol. Its formula proves there is nothing like it for all weak, run-down, overworked, nervous men and women and for feeble old people and delicate children. Try it once and be convinced. 11, it. SAII'TIl _5555 late (tilt. Fessant had taken an ac- tive (nut in the business life of Wiug- barn for several years. Be wits 1'Ls in partnership with Wm. Button in the chair 1Tlallufilrl urh)g business some yell's ago (1110 WAS a successful (MSI. nes. man. A few years ago he Huiler•- ed it stroke and has since been ill 11001• health but his every want was kindly attended to by his daughter, Aliss Minnie, who with one brother, John, a druggist et Springfield, (lass., sm.- vivo, Bel mo re burs. Howell, Toronto, is the guest of Mrs, Corrigan, Miss Mabel 13,tker is the guest of llal J iston 21 Muds. Snn, and Mrs. Gotvcly spent Sunday with ffiruds at Gorily, 0. and Mrs, Livingston, Monerieff, spell112441 Week Willi fl'iP10l8 here. Mks Leila, 111gg108, of Belgrave, ie vigil lughet sister, Mrs. Arihnr 11'111.11. Miss Elsie DIlu111e(IPe, 1Vinght1ul, spent LI)' week end a1her home here. Miss Bl1uu•he Irvin spent a 1.W clays last week with Teeewlater 12111009. MIS. (li.) ('tray and Belly, of St. Paul, Visited LL the 111.00' l f Jas, 11141 lest week. \Vtu. anti 2125. Lowry mitt -Coined the Cat rick J(!iitting Cil'cle 1,1 11 social evening host week, A splendid time Woe enjoyed, On Satul'day when falling a tree Juo, Lane had his leg broken and sus- tained other serious injuries. We hope to see him around soon again, A heady reception was given to Serge, Wm, I. Abraham Who arrived 110010 last. week. A reception wild presentation was tendered hint on 7'nesday evening and agon(1 Lithe 58145 enjoyed, Welcome home Will. There passed away on \Vednesday last an old and respected neighbor in the person of Arthur Eitel,, Deceas- ed had been toiling just a shunt tittle. Funeral service was remanded on Friday afternoon by Rev, 1). S1 11r1111 anti was largely attend (1, Tho Women's Institute held their monthly meeting in the Hall no Sat- urday last. A good attendance was present. The program ennsisled of a paper on "The Kingsinp of Self Con- trol" by Miss Laura Renwick ; a solo by Miss Blanche Inch), "Where candle lights ate gleaming ; " and 'Mrs, Corrigan gave an 24ddees5 on "I•I0tne Nursing and PLPP of Patients," which were all much enjoyed. The meeting closed With the Nuttunel Anthem, CAR OF S Roses F l o }h r and Feed To IIANI) SPECIAL PRICES Fertilizer A few tons et FPO(11izer (IOJ phos- phate) fol sale. 530 00 a tom, eker Telephone 15 For Sale Aa l have sole u1no111nery 081 of my panning 21111 Nnatoryy 1 have two Gilson Gn9ollne (En- gines for Nate -ono (2.11, p. Lind the other 11+1( h, m. both almost 11040, Also Gasoline Cement ixer, with Wheelbarrows, Plank, etc. Will sell the (011(orybuilding which is 12.100 feet, Oen be sold hl two parts. Rave also a quantity of Dressed Lumber and some good Cedar Posts Pure Bred White Leghorn 1122(5• Stock from 0. A, 0, at 20 each. Phot c 851 41-11' - S. S. (IOL1E, 19thsl, NOTICE TO CREDITORS, -In the matter of tho ,estate of Janet me- Quarrie, late of the Village of nru5- seis, in the County of Huron, widow, deceased. Notice is hereby given pursuant to "The ito- vi9sld Statutes of Ontario," that all creditors ,+. • 1 1 (11 of and others s 10 111 e i a ageing 9t t e12 011 i B nbo1„;d chat � c�lnarrlc who dies on m' uf, the 8th day of. November, A. D., 1018, ere required on or before the 2nd any of May, A, D•, 1810 to send by pmt prepaid or 415115' to Alex. McIntosh, one of OM L0000Ior' of the last Will and Testament of said deoen 112, at 1320,91110 P.O., their 0110lst(an and 811055109 addresses and descriptions, On 1011 portlon- tare or their claims, thestetement of their ('- means 804 the nature of the 85ottri44 05 (Yr any) 15(1 by 4hen1, And /11(61100 tette notia0 1)1.1112)151• (w116 Ino 110, h Mentioned a e o 0 8091)2 olE lel will pro. a0m(5 dl parte ale tie ds o) the deceased (, among 14115 pprtlo9 5111111111 1152,1,0 Iinving re. anly (0 nlobno 0148111th 11.4,4' sha11 then (1519 11111108, anti tis 0s14 11x9010049 w111 not b1.1101)10 for the sate .019010 00 any reel theme of teary po,'amr or 4)0100(11 n) whose oinim notice 11rn11. not 1151, been renni yea by them at Om time of (melt dletrfbutioo. Dated at Brussels, this 1411 day of April, A, Th, 1810. 0HN'MaQUA(R12IIt, 1Bxeeutor9, AUCTION SAL, Farre Property In Lha• Township 01 Morita In. tho County of Huron. PIIr' 1an1 to n 1,,,V1'1-ui' enh• 4,1111t1111114 111 n cer45nt Dlort"n,", (1 hnc)1 wal Ice 1.1.0.1000t1 1(1 1111. t in..a still• (1,,101(111Its off red for 511Ie 110(110'1,• 1)1'(11,11111 h,. A neet la 1l!t 1in the 4(1Viniery( 110.15'..1 thy 111111' 1,•t 1111 111, el 31111 5 I1 LI1'', 111 (1,1(1,24 111, ,u 1 u 'r, the lultsc int il,llql,11 ( 111-.I ( ,1 11h.it „ ' 21 101100 u F 11'81'1 .1 nu,,l ::,1.1„111111:: - 1 511.11 •1)111 Itt. 'KinI1 1h.111.14, '(0 1 n n1, thl ('(„rtly .9 (1nr,dl and Prc.,i,,,s, of (1,,(81111 nm1 being eompnwed 111 ote south 1.111 ,d I,nt mush), '140,,,t5 -'ix in 61, • Sev,•o111 1 n. n99ioo or 150 nil To19119111p e1' .1112141 !n,lnining one 611111111d11'21181.r haul mal 1.,1' 1.94 '21119 property 1.. s(nia11d abnul 1(102'. 1111104 front the Village of Ines 0.1.• nod is (11(1)11.10 f,,i' 4(0114(8 (*111'po9PR. T,ll,L10 )1' 431,21 0 Ten (111' 14041 or the put • ,1(15,11*10,111•5 on the cloy of 111t, and the bat 20,005.11101111'015 dot th 11.1111,2. ,. 1.•u 1111' wit boo ,,d .uh•ret •r• 11 1 d 1 tun I ,121,11 bi it , hnriher !particular,. 1111d ruoditidns of role will 110 rondo known at 1511 time Of Rale or 11,11(1 LB fuel nenlirstion In the unlbasientd,. • 1301911 at Wingham Ibis ;;411, day or 2(11]011. A, 1), 11119. 1'. B 4aos'a', 11, VAN,ToN17, Brns9nee (int. W (ngbnm Ont. Atuttlnnrrr, Vo,I,Io1''s Balfoi Eor, For Sale Hulse and 105, 0onl01(1)1 g QHn area, In the Village of 1'011111truul:, the property or the lots Mrs, Agneslt,•nw n, is tittered' ror sato, A'raull. house, o(11(1, fruit trees, ft Pnsaession could ho given a0o,ee. For further particulars ap- ply to 11(119. Tti 00.01111 KIIeN or W:I. OAntRano, hIx„ut, 1 e41110 nY the late ,}urs. Agnes Brown, t:ranburol,. Bull for Service The undersigned will beep for eP1'vine sI hot 27, Con 10, Orov, n thero'i,1•ud I'ulled Anglia Bull. Pedlarl.e may Ile 90111 on application. 'Pe,ln9--Thuro'•breds 41 au, (1 rad es *1.321, w 1 privilege to return, 0 441El. 1t0I114R'1'S011, 411.12 Proprietor. Bull for Service The undersigned will keep for service, un 4!: Lot 811, ('on, 2, Morris township, the thorn' -bre( Short. Horn Rnll, (}oinforrl or Salem, No. -1(0418 Sired by 5olnrerd 811121(019 110118201 ; Darn Mildred VII by (Royal Sailor .180511 Ped- igree 11(15 ho soon on application T0rn19• - *15 00 )or (tiro'-breds payntde aa time or ser v2et! 159t41 ('(Irliege W rebirth 012,1!900151 net allowed. '1'H()4. Pilidi0IC, Propru,(ur. ATTENTION ! Fart}°iters fertilizers for all Spring Crops Farmers wi111111 11011111114) (110111nee of Factory, buying direct, will salve commission and height. We 1124ve 14 full line of (101' various brands en hand, Farmers' fertilizer Company, ltd. Wingham, Ont. ,r Ti E,,; an 'illi ns 4115 n Wish car owners to bring along their Cars and get hem Painted and made o look like new. Reasonable Prices, All Buggy Painting clone likewise. COWL ONE COME ALL I WE WILL PLEA.SlI YOU. EWAN'S GARAGE BRUSSELS a i; e e Sari vin • P • • • • • • • • • •s • • • • • •• Is prepared to pay the highest price for Scrap irons, Rubbers, Rags, &c. Highest price paid, See me before you sell, Highest Cash Price for Live Poultry and Hides Wei le or Phone 02x SAM WEINSTEIN 2011.1, STREET 'MUSSELS ,f • • A A • •• • A • P 15 4, e • W • • • • • • • • • 1'A • • • • • • • • 4' • • •