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THE Po-, ' I10 hove
done so.
Baossie. ie, •• eed Public
Schools e 3,1 •••••1 'y mem-
ing after.
Teovere • a v mere than
one root e owing to
ice and .• . ,,a
- Tile! t'ay. March
23rd, To e .. , cleottauqua.
The trio '2, •recamentied,
REAP l7 .• 3 3 ,l!cilltur tl Premium
List on i] t • P ever meiobersbip
fee and 71, ay.!. b; fore March
whuil
ArYCTP3 ; • l!vc, 6,,di rigs,
bousebta,' , eee., at A T. Currie's.
Flora ] „relay afternoon of next
week. ea ',ale as family purpose
leaving fa, l'eretto.
A petit r, bean circulated in town
by the Mens' Association, and
very wen , 'e -Igued, asking the Dom.
iaiou G eie-et to proceed with the
erection !3 7 ' ,3,nnised new Postoffice.
'rhe Hite ieeen and bought and
money a , la House eime years
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entirely
ago, wh
for dele,
inadeqe.,
Demi
; ] rate --The
sad new,. i go and
Mrs. C.' terdey,
that Efate •• e, t had
died at H., 1 1 «.-.'ng an
operation 1 , , 11'1 ,IthVICIllo
037In 01 111.7 I , .7177. and 3
tnonths. -;;; , .1 eears ago
to Alitert • Seek"
and her I, .1 are left
to ner tun , • ., et: t ;ace at
Harding. , eenee,,..1 ••• eldest
sister, M. ali ''v -s) on
Monday' , • ,mman
had not v• : 1 , .• eitell borne here
for past 9 ve ahe miended reining
last year bet v;:‘,3 1f3^; -.33i of the Ila epi-
demic. The aeleeved faieilea • eue
the symp 1 ee Iat y 111 7,3p15,
HENRY !Po ei,extatem .-After
extended i ae,/ th past two
roonths , • e. 12 11. itry F.
3rd gen 3 3:re bre David
Heist, pe a • , ae, ea teal home
Albert et- ;i -!..v after -
130012 et :3. 33: 3- 31 73' ears, 7
20001110 71.7 . . ,i-.7 held
Weanesii ••• ! it, a- cenie.
terse Dec., nth Cote
Grey tosy., • 171s par •
elite 's, Ho ateut
to Grind: - i- ete-, where he
was ward. ;3. ,t, lelln le
Stewart, ‘,1 • - a, 1 y continte-
ed their 1,.- meta,' to town
last ()moo. . .1 . Flaist's
poor health ••: ,e, lea 20 feet
from the ; aod tee/Ile never
recovered a .e. le • • 3,1 1 i.e.;
dent, fie ae, hy 1.7 wite and tt
Son, Het ry ! ., , Atwood
and Geo ., r: re:manned
Mother to a • -eiaect of
this meta,. la, ot lee L 0 0
F. and K. , . • e.t.a Ile was an
inaustrime e ,e11 and re-
spected be I, .•i,.• Ilitn During
his period e.• •, Ie. oe lovingly
eared for aa•• ti a,;1 • wee pro-
longed bs iiti,milon he received.
The bereavial eyeipatlaieed with in
their sorrow.
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Femeter trains have had their sched-
ules badly mixed up by the Winter
storms and the Met that in emergencies
these trains were cancelled to give their
locomotives to help out the passenger
service. Another few weeks will likely
solve the interrupted transportation and
improve the sit uatfon.
81tatwill buy a cood stock and butter con-.
Keep her for the Summer and if not ttlItisfittd
return with her calf and get your money back.
0, A. DEADMAN,
Annrr 10 tong lirst.class Timothy hay for
male. Lot 20, eon. 6, Dlorris. P1200E1105.
.Too. Roan.
OFFica OrgN.—Aftor several months, owing
thalP1'n-71-filcie''svIrtil'iunateovB1.1LancoluillsaltrtfillgtaaltS
she will be able to attend to all requiring
optical attentien
GoLo cuff links Met on the street of Brussels.
Will tinder Madly greatly oblige the loser by
leaving them at THE PosT PUblialling Souse.
Two York brood tonv!=, to frwrow in Month
and .April, for sale Lot 15, ('00.7, Morris
Townstap. Phone 4014. IP, SZIIMEN,
Worm WANTEn.—The undersigned wishes
to purchase 20 cords of cord wood or short
wood, beech and maple for the Methodist
church to be delivered before sleighing goes
Cali en R. LEATIMUALE, Brussels, Phone37
Bcmc oysters for sale. S. 0. WILHols.
Poe oomfortable dwelling house%
LC. Marianna.
DO, PARKER, Osteopathic Phytiolan, vielfs
Brussels Monday afternoon of each week.
Chronic and nervous diseases suortessfully
treated. Visits residentme. Consultation at
Queer's Hotel.
WM. DARK is Se'd to have bought
wbat ie known as the McKenzie house
and lot on Alexander street, nearly op-
posite the school building. He will
likely pre on improvements
Goon Racoan -1. H. Duncan',
Rherie Istami Reel hens in the Dona
Mien Laying Lompetitine at Ottawa
are etickitig at their job despite cold
weather ntel last week were credited
with a total 01 420since commeucetneta
of the test, allele are 0117 5 pens who
have pansed the 400 m it k so far. 1, E
Rhodes', Ottawa, pen of Barred Rocks
heads Ille Bet now With 475 A pen of
White Leglionts produced 44 eggs for
the week, the hest record of the eek.
a Reek pen chasing this up with 42,
0071(4701 (1511,470 (14,01 November To hem;
constitute a pen and there are 50 pens at
work, so it is imme competition e'r
Duncan has hens in bis poultry house,
Bruesels, mates to those at Ottawa,
which are chasing up their illustrious
sisters; at the Capital Record is report •
eci each week from Ottawa. It it car-
ried on at the Experimental Farm.
A SA0 DRATH,—After a brave fight
for her life for the past couple of weeks
elm lien, ledwarde answered the Roll
Call of t last Suidav !about aeo
p. to., an infant 0011 horn on Friday, also
yielding up his hie. A compliention of
troubles, bronchial pneumonia Rod
heart failure being thief, rendered the
CaSe poly swell0 from the early stages
and ant tette hone3; had been held out
for days before the end came. Deceae•
eel's maiden name WirS Lillian D'ice
Dale, da1133713331 331 George And Mrs.
Dale, of Mateo town- hip, and she stae.
married 12 year.; ago, to her now bereft
partuet, Who Is !eft With the oare of one
daughter and 1 sous. Funeral took
place Tweet enrollee and babe lyitij
in tne one ciethet ) Apprnpriaie service
was Contl1103331 I'V Rev Mr. sfford, in
terment made 112 Bre.isels C3.3/11 e•
terv, Mrs. Edwards wait an ineltletfiells,
good heatteri woman whose derniee le
regretted, pm het -Mule over tbe feet 111s1 3
her little folk ale Tett nietherleee at
period ulnen they are linable In care for
themeeteee 1.3:111.4:11 Wle 29 yelta, 1
20011112 slot zo days old S11e receiveti , •
every attention to the very lest.
bereaved share in widespread sympathy, a
Mgt etetelniug- Is the "IN" now (4772 7'
hove, in town.
Smicsa Assizes :Ire on at Goderich
this week, (Toning; 'Priestley,
ru)'. Met brooch advertised has been
174704'V7rt(1, 11 11,10 lat advertise ir 1
ANNUAL Telephone Meeting slay
of next week, in latussels Town Hall, et
2 o'clock.
1,11WORN and other remdente interest
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rel are asked o meet at the Con 1. ell
Chamber, at .4 0%71003. Friday ',yellow of
this week to disease tire protect ion, e
Deem; to the continued shot tag: ot
newsprint, the Winnipeg newspapers
publishea slx page editions for the third
day in succeesion. No advertisements
are being nublieheil.
lie, 1, Voir Gni. oet. -Tni. Post
would like a voitple of copies of its 11)
sue of November 237111. 1(19, anti would
be grateful it folk who have Pose of
that date would let us have them as it is
necessary for us to have the 00711e,
Ao AtInticIII Salt, Itt 11ttlise110171
is announced by A. T. Currie, at hie
borne lora street, Binesea, ter Siena
day afternoon. Match 13, at 2 o'e;ock.
Mr. 311732 Mrs Currie. inteuri removieg to
Toronto in the near fu one, lance Hie
e. See the bole far mutter perticu-
late
4 DaATfis --Death has taken 4 !Dein-
bcrs of the !amity of Mai le %Value
Deidni•Lo, 1.)471a,vare, Withw tee Leigt
three weelts. 3 weeks ago her eleest
'righter. died in London. -nu ,c187
las! wt,ek her busbetid svas noried
SaturtLy as het youugest dual ti ed
and Monday 211 7rning zi claimed
her 11 year-uld daughter, deetlts
in each case were from beim lol•
tweed by pneumonia. aii. stet
members ot ate family ill n tae bowie
with indaenz 0. This much cted
woman is a 802101(1 to G. A. De Adman, of
Brussels.
BURIED AT 13 ItUsSEL.s.—Au alack of
inf122e0274 followed hy pneumonia,
brought to 0 premature grave Ede, 2ed
daughter of Jacob Wilton, formerly of
B nesels, and 10110of Joe. McNally, Port
Colborne, Ont , 011 February tl, 117 her
215711 year, leaving her husband and a 3
year o1,1 daughter to neeurn her loss.
The remains were brought to Bruisels
and interment took place from the
home of W. H. and Mrs. Stylaa relk
tiyes, Rev. A J. Mann, Condit:ling
the service. Mr. McNally Was two ill to
cume to the burial. Relatives iu a•-
teedance were i -Jacob Wilton. H. 1.
Wilton and wife, Guelph Miss Mary
Ben Wilton Elora and Allan Shoe
maker, Kitchener. Deceased was born
at Conestoga but lived in Britesele for a
number of years. She was a neiee of
Samuel and William Wilton autt Mrs
Stylee, of town, and was esteemed by al
who knew her. Her unexpected demise
is deeply regretted.
W AINLAY DIES ee CALGARY --
The report of the death of Wilbert,
youngest son of Watson and the late
Mrs. Alt:lay, formerly of Brussels, came
as a great surprise. It occurred at Cal-
gary on Feb toth. He had -an attack of
influenza and pneumonia and was in the
hospital. While the nurse was absent
getting a drink of water for him be got
out of bed, jumped from the Nind-nm to
the gronad, a distance of 20 feet and
died in about 2 hours. He was born in
Brussels and was in his 28th year. A
wife and son survive The funeral was
conducted by Rev. W. A Smith, form-
erly of this locality, Wilbur's home was
at Lomond. Seek., where his fattier and
raster Mrs. D. Munro (Vera) live. Harry
Ainlay, his older brother is at Edmon-
ton. Wilbur was a flue, stalwart young
man whose sudden demise is deeply re-
gretted and sympathy is expressed for
those called (pen to sorrow.
New Peoreteeme. -The well knieyn
firm of Gerry & Walker, hardwate tber
chap's, Brussels, is no longer in bItOl
ness having sold their large stock to
Geo le Weller, of Hamilton, typo ie
now in possession. Mr. Gerry has bee.,
connected with the store, one way And
another, for the past 36 years, he and
Mr. Walker heing together for 15 years
Mr. Weller 1150 11(1 a it, nod business ex-
perience, both retail and wholesale and
will haudle the trade with up-to-clate
methods. We welcome him inlo the
business circle and hope he will find
Brussels and surroundings both congeni-
al and profitable. His mother, who
keeps house for him, is expected to ar.
rive alertly from Hamilton. The 1101150 -
hold effects came this week. Messrs
Gerry and Walker will rest on their oats
for a while, Iookitig after the closing up,
of aeconnts, &c. in the meantime,
Both have spent nearly all their lives itt
the locality and know everybody,
Ili',. 1 74,013 but cl
woi quite reieored
Seemor Preielfoot moved the. Aeldress
in tile Dannnion t-lenabi and made
1(01 ,1 sp, eon.
712.10 Solo h. 1o1111 street, 101474 ''1(1(101'
the we:ohm" during the pa,t weelc but
in reeainton 1;10 iltd form
111.97 (1 1. 3 1, NI Mot,', Listowea WAS
42 vis,ang at the Milne of her neither, Mee
A. Hamm, lirmaels, hen weelt,
71 W 413701717 and baby, 821'M.
(7111, vere eigitors 01 11(37' parental hoine
0( 7111' former, las. K. and Mrs. Ireland;
4747.714,,
11.- 217;1 Mrs Payne, of were
. in town last, week, The latter is an
; aunt to the late Mrs. McNally, who was
buried here.
W A Criete Seaforth, received Word
14 (0144710 week that hits Chester Crich, bls
sister in law, died on Wednesday in the
winelpeg host/Pal
:1,,70174:1.)1,171!;''1;;'3:".11137ecnlii71114' ret7Tntboin'I`col rubt7ttinsilaess4t
brought hin grandson, Rulph
1' 7047, xi; It hint for a holiday 0011.
E,1;r70d Lowry, Toronto, Wan VIS (..Ig
rt ial lees mei old I riem's in town. Ei e's
13 f Grerge eul Walter Lorriry
and 'Ars A 1 a , BIVISROP, autl 22
titer restelent.
I el lailleck we, mire front Toronto
atraimine lee new home for the eoming
of hl ra Yoe: el/ eel family in the tlear
futtire. 11 !.34 2i r2ors since he 2(2ove,7
frem 12* )297$47997 tome Queen c ty,
VV. 15. Dean, the vetern hardwere
traveller from Hamilton, was here aseist-
ine G 1.1. Weiler at taking stock at the
Gerry & Salleer tiara .siare store, pur-
c as- 11291 Mr. Weller, Both were 121
the enipl y of the Valiance wlealesale
re Helve ou
FOR Dietreeca No 6
---At11 gatheri. e .1 the Royal Areh
NI Miutle Torouto, 'I Manes Biacktnore,
of Listowel Mesmer.: Lodge, wail elected
Superintendent for Huron district No,
6, 121111 70 now known as Right Excelleut
Cempanion Bro.
On February loth lames Spading
pa-eed awry at Meridien.
17 S front ileum) rhage of the heart. 111
only (7,17 71 few iniuntes. His wife and 2
Wm, eurviVe. Mrs, Sperli ng is a sister
Of 11147 11(47 Marsden Smith, of this locali-
ty, and known to a number of readers of
THE ['Cr T Mr. 11 17'711111g was a eon of
the lie, Rev Philip Sparliug.
F. and Mrs La neont, Strre ford ;
George Edwaids, Toronto Mrs Geo.
Dale, Li uilett ; Mrs, McGill and James
and Mrs. Campbell, McKillop ; William
and Mrs. Churcbill, Clinton ; Sbepherd
and IC end Mts. Dille were here attend.
Ing the funeral of the late Mrs, Ben. Ed•
wards and Beery Heist, Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week.
A VICTIM TO INFLUEN4A-PNRUMONIA
--Fred It Burgess, formerly of ties
locality, succembed to the prevalent
epieleatic, int-Irk:mei pneumonia and flied
'at Fort William Sundae, of last we lc,
Feb 227111, in 4148th year Ile was
barn itt Bruesele locality and Itt'AS the 31(1
son of the late Robert and Mrs. lainiese
(the latter probably better 12110w11 11-1 airs.
Wtn, Cornish, who passed away at Mit
shell last December ) The subject oe
this notice took up the photographie.,
art and lived at different periods at
Eletnilton, Clinton and other petits be.
foro locating at Fort Willianl 12 01' re
Years ago. He was an expert at his
business. His wife is Mies Rosetta
Lane, Clinton, who was also ill with the
flu and not able to attend the loot sad
rites. They had no finely Cesket ar-
rived In Brussels, Wednesday night and
Friday afternoon R short service was
held in Walker & Black's undertaking
rooms by Rev. W E. Stafford after
which the body was laid to reet In the
family plot in Brussels cemetery. Pall.
bearers were Wm. Burgess, W. J. Mc.
Cracken, Jas Speir, Wm. and Jno.
Robb and Wm, Ramis. 2 brothers Kir.
vive, Wm of Guelph and W. W., Mit-
chell. 'fare latter was iticlisposed and
tenable to be present, Mrs, Burgess is
deeply sympathised with in her sudden
bereavetnent.
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1 People We Talk About
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MiSti Winnie Long is spending a few
deyst in Toronto
Miss latinna Colviu, of 'rillsonliorg,
home fora week,
Mies Zetta Ferguson, /Mete, is home
on 11 visit at Teeswater
Robe Douelm was 'elf duty last week
with all attaelt of the (Intony.
Miss V, vlan Harris was holidaying et
Clinton divine the past week,
:Wigs T.Aura firvans is home from the
Queen's city for a few week.% -
Jack Ballantyne is at Stratford taking
course at Central Business College.
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BENT1,0`f.—In Blyth on February, 28rd, 4920,
40 201', and mi.g, narl Bentley, a soh.
BMA/UK—In lirnseols, on Febrnery 27th,
1940,10 Mr. and Mrs. Ben W. Edwards, a
son—Istartnan.
AICFAUlit,in.—Tn Brussels, an February 2Dtb,
1520, to Mr and Mrs. Wm, Moleadzean,
Walton, n son.
Wictocanc.-In 13331graye, on February 28rd,
I1110, to Mr. and Pars, Herbert Wheeler, a
A•tn,
MARRIED
COATES — 01155 — In the Anglloan
Wingham, by Rev. H. W. Snell, on
March 2nd, IOW, Mr. Wm, A. Coates to Miss
Annie, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
0. Cuoolugham, all of Wingham.
C001'22o-Die47Oism.4.-At Molesworth, by Rev,
T, A. Bell, on February 25th, 1920, Mr,
Gordon Cooper, of (22. 02510, Ont, to Nies
Nettie, 211,1 daughter of the late Jno. G.
and Mrs. illitobell, Molesworth.
DIED
AINTAY.—At, oeigary, en February 16th, 1920,
Wilbert Watson Ainlay, in hie 28th year,
BUM; atts,-At Fort WiLllout, on February 2111(1,
1940, Robert Frederick Burgess in his 48111.
0131410111e5,— Al Brandon: Men, hospital, on
February 45t12, 12.0, Edith Colvin, beloved
wife of Albert, Chopin an, ((514(1 20 years, 8
months and 1 des
EnsvAitne.- 222 Brnssels, on February 20712,
1020, 141110n ,Olive Dale, beloved wife of
Betd men Edwo de, aged 20 years, 1 month,
met eu attys.
HWY A lint+ —In Brussels, on February 20110,
1920, Norman, infant min of Ben. NV. and
Mrs Siward.3. aged 2 (bus.
EmettsroN --lp Wrotzeter, on unroll lab, 1920.
wiry And preen, relict of the late Robert
Hawaiian'', egad 78 yektra Jinn 0 months.
J3Al11e.,-7n 133.0..ee1y, on February 28th, 1520.
Henry le, flaiet, aged 49 years, 7 -months
43)1(1 (14 ders.
JAellsos,-.At Tisdale, Hoak., On February 29711,
1920, Sutton Tiernian, beloved wife of Peter
Joekson, formerly of Morris township,
agelt 04 seam
MONALLY.—At Port Colborne, on February
28rd , 1920, Ede Wilton, beloved wife of Jim.
McNally, aged 28 years
ItOsetelt reito.-In Guelph, on February 20111,
11'20, alergaret Martin, wife of William A.
Rutherford, Wroxeter,
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'—'4AViNGS, Thrift,
Independence—all
these are the out-
come of the same impulse
and attain the same objec.
tive—PROSPER1TY, The
Standard Bank of Canada
can help you to attain. it, 202
THE
STANDARD BANK
OF CANADA
BRUSSELS BRANCH
G. H. SAMIS - HANAcsen
AUCTION SALES
FRIDAY, 101A1,811 AT:L.—learn' stook, houare
hold ;off 47010, 2510 Lot cen 10, Grey town-
ship. sale unreserved at 1 p. In. Ernest Isher-
wood, Prop., 3', N. New , Ann.
Saseue may, Matteit 1.7 -1.1r,' stook, rige, 10.
plements, Household lenruiture, Flora
it.rt;ip.tOtifirrAi,,,ssti!er.op sonzt.tv-IlIen 2p. m,
TonesoA4,11/An'on l nem, &cilia Stook,
implements, ,te., Lots 1301,31 110,170,), 1 Grey
'1,,0,‘,7a1101,11i,..t1,/101,01,11‘tiolilt,..kte..11-101.iard Johnston,
Teacher Wanted
Teacher wanted for te 14, Nu 4, Grey Town.
shit,' Huron County, Normalite and Protett,
tant. Doti. to COmmenee 82007. Boater. Sal.
egkitIsto.smo, 04, v::aconrerviing to qualification,
13. PAYN, Serretary,
Brussele Phone 4414 131nevale R. R, No, 2
Pasture to Let
Tenders twill be received by the undersigned,
np bo March 20111, for the pasturage of Lot 20
and half of Lotin, Con 7,- 150 acres, in the
Township of Biome, for term of 1,1 or LI years,
Renter term fences bit neeessary wire 1411 1)5
elleinied. Rent dee November lat.
JOHN EVANS, 72317012
DITGALD MoDONALD, 5 R. (2,2
Exeee., ors Alf. Sutton estate,
A tIOTION SALE OF FARM, 107417(2 STOOK,
trs1 Dremonektm, &0.-111r, (1, F. Vandrick,
Auctioneer, has received 17114411tetI0nti from the
undersigned to offer for sale. by Public Am"
Mon, at 1134 Lote le and la, Coo, 1,1 Grey Twp,,
Thursdny, March 18th, at 1 o'clock, the follow.
ing valuable property 1-1 general n11113090
horse 7 years old, 1 gelding rising 8 years, 1
gelding rising years, 1 filly rising 2 years, 1
aged horse, 137 flnedeify cows GO are choice
Durhams, IMMO fresh, balance supposed to
freshen), 4 Holstein cows (I fresh), 1 'steer ris-
ing 8, 8 Mifers risiug 11, 4 heifers riming 1, 1 steer
rising 1, 1 pure Med Dorham ball, 8 sows to
farrow early, 17 pigs 2 months old, 4 pigs obotot
140 lbs each, 24 hoes, 051011(1 160 bus, barley, 100
bus, feed oats, 150 bus. seed 0(0(0, 1211 bus, pens,
quantity of hay, rend wagon with box, farm
wagon, combinetion stook rock, ectiffler, cot.
ter, Floury plow, *Wed drill, set 1020112, sonlea,
set bob.sleights with box, pulper, 1,2110(05 mill,
set double lowness, SO rods wire fencing, hay
forlr, rope. pulleys, and other artiolos too
numerous to mention. Fano, containing 00
mires, more or Jests, will also be offered for aide
the same day, subject to reserve bid. It la well
fenced, all cleared and in Komi state of oniti-
vation. .A bout 82 Rues Fall plowing done, the
halftime seeded. Spring meek rims through
farm with water soar round ; orchard, Mo.
Comfortable frame house with metier, herd
and soft water 171 house. Bank barn with
cement stables and water in stables. Light-
ning 470210 011 house and barn. P110110 and rural
roan. delivery. 714 mile te school and 4 miles
West of Molesworth on 10010 gravel road.
Terms -All 01.1019 pf $10 00 And Under oaeh; over
that amount 0 mood's orodit given on secre0.
ed joint note, 6 per cent per senora discount
for cas12 on credit amounts. Riney terms for
farm, wide' svill 10 =de known on day'''.
tato Or on applying to proprietor or anotioneer.
RICHARD JOHNSTON,
• Proprietor,
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in our EtaTes sI Fair Grounds, in London, we have a select 111 of Perch7ron
atid Eclgian Stallions and Mares, and can suit the most crkical buyer.
'All aro pronoun-
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who have seen
them to he the
be.it la Gf Stallions
and Mares ever
seen together in
Canticle...The Stal-
lions weigh from
1,900 to 2,300
and the Mares.
weigh from 1,650
avite, to 1,500 lbs. All
711 pare:ILA and
trill sell2111 time to
rimsiLle parties.
71 you are in the
et for a good
or Mare
come and see us.
Don't Veit until
ttley are all sold.
Per further in-
formation write us.
ALL OUR HORSES HAVE BEEN GOVERNMENT INSPECTED
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Vice -President La Payette Stock Perm Co. of Canada, Limited
LONDON, ()NTA RIO
The Company ie tomposed of I. Crouch, President, G. 11. Crouch, Viee-President and
Treasurer R. G, Ivey, Secretary, Directere, Wm. Bernerd and .103. hkfariney,
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This is the period that requires the greatest
care. Systems are left in a very run-down
condition and are greatly in need of a Tonic
and Builder: To those in need of. such a Ton-
ic and Builder we unhesitatingly recommend
Penslar
Palatable Cod Liver Extract
With
Hypophosphites and Malt Extract
Those of our Customers who have used this
excellent preparation cannot speak to() highly
• in its praise. Easy to take. Satisfaction as-
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aluele in demand these cold •
Wintrydays. When you
are buying it be suite and get
the best. HEINZ is a very
palatable Oil and quality the
highest.
$I,25 per Pint
Penslar
Tooth
Paste
Don't overlook the fact
when you again require a
paokage or Tooth Pasta that
we are still selling this very
popular make
at 25c per tube
JAMES FOX
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Tenders
BRUSSELS MARKET
I Fall Wheat 01 90
Spring Wheat 2 00
Tenders will be reeeived by the undersigned Oats 00
up to April 5th, 1020, for the construction 02 11 Peas
sower on William greet, in the Village of Barley
Brnesele. 210110 and specifications may be Butter
0000 80 the Whoa of the Clerk of the Municipal. Eggs
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Hardware
Store
WE wish to state to the Public that we
, have sold our large. stock of Hardware,
Tinware, &c., to
Mrs George IL Weller
HAMILTON
who is now in possession. He is a competent
young man, thoroughly acquainted with the
Hardware business and we have much ph HS
ure in commending him to our customers and
the public generally.
,Card of Thanks
In dropping out of business, in the mean-
time, we wish to return our hearty thanks to
the people of the locality for the generous sup-
port accorded us in the various lines during
the years we were in the trade and hope the
same may be extended to Mr. Weller, our suc-
cessor, who will, we believe, endeavor to look
alter your business with neatness and dispatch.
Wishing one and all prosperity,
We remain,
Yours Truly,
C erry & Walker
BRUSSELS