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COME to us for a bottle of
'l1 Colorite and use it on last
year's straw hat.
Makes it look just like new or
will color it most any shade
you want, to match a new dress.
.In sixteen colors:
JET BLACK CERISE
DULL BLACK BURNT STRAW
CARDINAL RED BROWN
YELLOW VIOLET
NAVY BOLDE
CADET BLUE ROSE
VICTORY BLUE GRAY
SAGE GREEN NATURAL "
Cheers your faowifd colon from our
color card
Price 38 Cents a Bottle
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will not b e
touud a hard
task here, as
our new stock
is larger ger than
ever before, and 4i
you are sure to
and what will
suit,
Kitchen and
Bedroom Pap•
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price at 12 015,
per roll,
Living Room
and Dining
Roam Papers •
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Verne SicclR'r and Mit' Nebel Garton
spent 1• t ter at the letters parrulal home
at WI te.•hurch.
1 iii I ..t is grateful for a nutither of
ree,puu es during pP4 week Int sitloerip-
tiuna to this, 1,0 Mil anti look tor others
to follow suit. A goodly 011Mbet of new
names are beiug added to our list too.
We aim to give tbe news and often bit
the bullset2, so sante folk are kind
enols1)1 to state.
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• Fishing pules
4I' The la NU mower.
Hr use cleaning crusade.
• Athletics on jictoria Palk.
4ioth bane and sprips of nectar.
1 he Jordan M teir.al '1'rin on 1 telt ,no.
Formaldehyde Kills Smut
on Grain
Te eeneen for using this great Germicide is at hand. and nothing like
Mite,_ v'.,ur supply early. We have Formaldehyde in a Ib. and J ib,
FREEFREESample Packages
of Mentholatum
We are giving away a large number of sample packages of Menthol -
Rhine, andien
as the efficiency of this household Salve is so well known that it
needs ne further recommend from us. Whether you have used this prep.
arw len or not, ask for sample,
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TrIrrn1 i etas Pins
Doe'T miss the Jordan's on 16tb.
THE recent' electrical storm damaged
numerous telephones.
Sows fine catches of fish have been
made +n the :Maitland river.
DsL1vER1Es of Agricultural imple-
ments at•t- now in order.
THE oar :;f sugar for W. J. McCracken
is to hand 'and i. selling at goodjspeed,
al $17 h0 per cwt.
EARLY birds have had a cold recep•
Hort 0n their arrival, Jack Frost rather
upsetting the expected program.
O e account of Easter Monday beings
holiday Bres•cels Couucil will meet next
Monday ee ning at the usual time and
place.
DoN'•rforget that the Jordans are to
be hero Friday evening of next week
under auspices of the local Chautauqua
Circle.
S. T. PLUM Fr Sox unloaded a car of
.lard coal ,luring past week and bas sev-
eral Hare on 1P,e way, expected to arrive
in tile 'near future.
SATTo.DAY .:,i this week is the last date
The Taranto Globe will receive subscrlp-
ri0ns at the cid rate. Price advances
•$I.00 per year ou that date.
A car has been purchased by D. Den-
man, Rural Mail Courier, who will make
delivery of nail matter on both Nos. 4
and 5 routes, Morris, with hes buzz wag-
on. Tile additional speed of gasoline
over horsa flesh will enable him to do
Ibis for a gond portion of the year.
THE house and lot and household
aontents.belonging to the estate of the
late Mrs N. Flat, John street, Brussels,
wilt be offered for Sale by Public Auc-
tion Saturday, April xoth, at 2 p. m, to
close up the estate. List of goods may
be read in another column, Cnas,
Davis, Morris, is the Executor.
Prase' Beaci ,—First list of long be-
hind subscribers to Tun Pose, woo have
not paid env attenth,u whatever to re-
peated regt1.oee to nay up arrearages is
keine cenivied for the Collecting Ag-
ency. An tette remittance would save
handing over the name and help us fin-
ance out Lusetess. Query—How many l
years would you care to wait for your
pay after rendering faithful service ?
A g:+ragei,usieea has been purchased
by Earl Cuonlinglam, of Brussels, at
Stirliu r, Haeting, County, and posses.
sion will be taken at once, In cense•
queue. of ,hie he and Mrs. Cunningham
and d ugleer er will be removing from
Brussele Earl ie. quite au expert in car
repairs and ILL, a wide experience both
in Canada mid the U. S. While sorry
to seethe family iemeve from town wa
wish thein A x success in Stirling, El-
mer Ewan, !taw of Toronto, will succeed
Earl at 2110 Ford Garage here.
WILL. BE SCUTCHED AT BLY'rH MILL,—
'I'he balance of the stock of flax to be
handled here, consisting of about 5o ton
will be h-,nied to Blyth and finished
there, Thele is no drier here and the
overhead exp:nees of one mill will be
saved by the combination of balances of
the 2 Stock4. Some of the employees
here will assist al Blyth The rumor
that the Brussels plant was being per-
tnanentlV closed down is entirely astray.
A bigger crop ---goo acres—than ever is
being put in this Season and a car of flax
;teed Iv t.xpneted for this COtnmenity,
Sone farmer.; are sowing from 25 to 5o
acres this year, The Flax Company de-
serve credit for the way they have built
and fitted ep l lie mill and premises here
and the large amount paid out for flax,
wages, Fee, Hearty support should be
given then2 in their efforts to boost the
industry.
QUITE a number of horse buyers at-
tended the last Monthly Horse Fair for
this season Thursday of last week.
THE cold weather during Easter rather
militated against the seasonable display
of new Millinery, furs and heavy wraps
being more appropriate. There's a
good time coming however.
Egos FOR HARCHINO.—From my pen of
Rhode Island Reds. Good laying strain, $1.0
per setting of 15 eggs. Mfrs. ORAWFORD,
Phone 68 Turnberry St. South, Brussels,
BLACK and white Collie Dog lost in Brussels
last week. Any information oonoerning him
will be thanktully received. Phone 2111
R, H. STEWART, Piano Toner, will be in town
shortly. Leave your order promptly with H.
L. Jackson, Jeweller,
KITCHEN Cupboard with glees tap for sale.
Also quantity of Campbell's Varnish Stain at
half price, Phone 18.
Horse and y sore lot with good stable, &o.,
on Turnberrystreet, for sale, For price and
terms apply to P. AMHNT, Phone 16
MEATY Draught Mare 8 years old for elle,
Also a quantity of 0. A. 0, Seed Barley No. 21,
PhoneP10110128 HARVEY BRYAN%
BOLL organ ma washing machine for sale at
a great bargain. Enquire at THE Poem, Bras.
cele.
THonaSRHD White Emden gander for sale,
Phone 2014 DoNALn MOD0NALD,
GENERAL purpose 8 year old horse for eale
also 2 young cattle rising 2 years old. If an
older horse is preferred purchaser may have
choice,
P. RAIDATz, Cranbrook.
ONE fresh cow and calf for Bale. A register-
ed York sow, doe to farrow June 1st, also a
quantity of Canadian Beauty peas, fit for
seed. Lot 18, Con. 111, Grey. Phone 4828,
R. B. STEVENSON.
BRAD oats for sale, 0, A, 0, No. 2 and Go1,1
Drop, Marquis Spring wheat for wile also
Maple oyrnp. Phone 4915. GEC, WHITFIELD,
Grey township,
FORD touring oar for sale et the ford Gar-
age, Brussels. This ear has been completely
overhauled, body re -varnished, new hood,
safety brake adjusted, all the worn parts re.
placed and seats recovered. Rear wheels have
almost new Diamond tread time and in front
one chain tire aid one plain, nil 01 1st clam
condition. For particulars phone 60 or Ford
Garage, Brussels,
E000 AOR HATONTNG —Good laying strain of
Barred Rookpullota and hens mated ton nock.
erel from L. R. Guild, Rockwood Eggs, $1 00
per 16 ; $6,25 per 00; $00 per 100 Mega from
the beet old hone and the pink of the pullets,
the flrab to lay, mated to a large vigorous clock.
erel weighing fully 9 pounds, from Park's
Bred -to -lay strain, 410 per 15 or $2.75 per 50.
Call and see them or phone 256.
40.12 Wet. GRANT, Brussels,
GOOD Grade Cow for sale, due to freshen in
April, Also a 8•year-old registered Clyde
Filly, WA Mlle BILOAIFOOT,
Lot 2, Con. i6, Grey,
Poen bred Short Imre bull, 10 menthe old,
for sale, Lot 8, Con, 11, Grey. Phone 257,
D. GLASSIER.
FOR SALE. Two heitere and 2 cows to fresh'
en soon. HARVEY DoasoN, Phone 2055.
FOR S4 LE. -2 eomfortable dwelling houses.
L O. RICHARDS,
De. PARKER, Osteopathic Physician, visits
Brussels Monday afternoon of each week,
Chronic and nervous diseases sucoeselully
treated, Visite residences, Conaultotlon at
Queens Hotel,
Tug large sock of Dry Goods, cloth-
ing, groceries; Fla„ that bas been sold
by D. C. Ross to a Cbesley firm, of
which his brother Thos, is a partner, is
being packed for shipment, Mr. Ross
whose health has not been very robust
of late will take a holiday after a strenu•
ous business life of 35 years and will eou-
tluue his residence in Brussels.
THE legal cases heard in the Town
Hall Thursday afternoon of last week,
before Police Magistrate Reid, of. Gode-
rieh, over charges of infractions of tl,e
law for granting prescriptions and filling
them attracted a large crowd. Charges
were laid by Inspector Mitchell but on
hearing several witnesses were not con-
sidered proven as violations and conse-
quently were dismissed. We hear all
outlook is being kept on certain parties
who may be asked to explain certain
transactions not in keeping With the laW
unless they are "cut-out,"
A la grey eigueet petition. nskiug the
Dotniniou Government to proceed with
the erection of the proposed new Post -
office iu Brussels, for which an eligible
site was purchased several years ago and
nosey voted for the building, has been
forwarded to Ottawa, The present
oostofflce is noticeablyivadtrate and
ut of dale. e q
14i. Yolliok, who le engaged in rte
junk business, with headquarters in
Brussels, has iuvested in a Ford truck
witb whieh he will make his trips
through the country. S. Weinstein, in
the same line of business, also has a
motor vehicle to do his carrying so Brus-
sels is determined not to lag behind in
up -lo date methods.
W,,A LowRRY is back from a business
trip to Northern (Doterio. He says Sher-
iff George Caldbick, of Hnileybury,
formerly of this locality, is Returning
Odteer for the Commons bye election 10
'Pilniskatning constituency and hag no
less than n6 polling places to supply
with ballot boxes for polling clay. Some
chore you will say. The grass won't
grow under the Sheriff's feet however.
Goon RECORD.— Wm, Crawford,
Turuberry street South, has 4o Rhode
Island Red pullets that have made a re-
cord not ofteo equalled. Duriug the
past Winter they presented him with 223
dozen eggs. Last week 17 dozen were
laid. Of course the birds received good
care but they rewarded their owner for
it, They are a bunch of good layers.
See his advt. In auother column.
ALEX, FORsY•rHE DROPS DEAD —The
says Advance of a former
Brusselite :—Ales. Fnrsytbe's Mende
were shocked to learn ou Weduesclay
morning, that he had dropped dead
while working at his home. Although
deceased had been in poor health for
some time his sudden passing will be a
shock so his wife and family. Deceased
was a quiet, industrious man and WWES
highly esteemed by a large circle of
friends. He was an employee of the
Wingham Salt Works for a number of
years.
THERE has been a lively scramble iu
many a household over the Milk supply,
as Jas. Burgess' delivery wagon has
ceased to carry -on as usual, owing to
shortage of help at home• THE PosT
would think, even in the midst of high
priced cows and feed, a paying revenue
might be derived from catering to this
need where the work can be attended to
without interfering with other interests.
Years ago many people kept cows but
nowadays dependance is placed in some-
body's dairy.
DEBATE —Monday eveuiug last a very
interesting debate was held in Melville
church, under the auspices of Y, P. S.
C. E. ou the subject "Resolved that the
world is growing better," affirmative
speakers being M. McVettie, Mrs. (Rev,)
A. I. Mann and Mrs. John Speir and
negative Miss Tena Ynill, P. A. McAr-
thur and Andrew Lamont. judges,
Mrs. S. C. Wilson, Mrs. Walter Scott
and T. C. elcCalI, gave decision in
favor of the sfromative. Both sides of
the question were welt presented. Be-
sides the debate a musical program, 00u -
listing of piano Sao by Frank Oliver ;
solo, Edua McCall, auto harp selection,
Lawson Clouse and violin selections by
P. Stewart and Mrs. '1'bomson, After
program a social half hour was enjoyed.
Proceeds of eveuiog $2o 00.
HIGHLY SPOKEN OF.—The series of TO
Lectures by Nursing Sister Miss Emory
whose home is at Burlington, delivered
uuder the auspices of Brussels Women's
Institute, were well attended and
thoroughly eujnved. They were emin-
ently practieal and illustrated by demon-
strations that very well supported the
theories advanced, Tuesday evening an
interesting and instructive talk was giv
en to a goodly company on personal ex-
perieuee in the recent war on the Island
of Malta. A vote of thanks was passed
to Norse Binary. Mrs. P Scott, Presi-
dent of Institute, presided. A return
visit to Brussels by Nurse Emory would
be no small pleasure to those who at-
tended so ohe is very capable and nice
in her maouer.
PouierRY,—The pros ects for business
Al Brussels Poultry le owned by
Walter Rose are very rosy this season.
6ono eggs for hatching are already in
order, woo of them to an expert poultry
plant, April is filled. 6000 eggs can
be hatched in Mr. Rose's incubators at
once and the dlbickd orders are
coming with a rush and shipping will
be i0 order as soon as weather warms
up Mr, geese ha been experimenting
with the use of electric lighting his
poultry place to kern the bens at work
for extended hours but he informed
THE POST that he is not too sure that
artificial light supersedes Old Sol when
it comes down to the teat, Old dame
Nature has a say in such a condittell and
will only respond to a limited degree
after a eertalu course has been run.
BAD ACCIDENT —Waldo Miller's many
friends In and about Brussels will deeply
regret to hear of the sad accident which
befell him on Sunday evening of last
week while attending to his duties as
baker in A J Nicholt's bakery, Wing -
ham. His left hand was drawn Into the
mixer, but with great presence of mind
he braced hitnself and gave a terrific
pull which tore off the forefingers of
his hood, It is claimed that had be not
done this he wou'cl doubtless have been
drawn into the machine and killed, Mr,
Miller was alone in the bakesbr p at the
time of the accident and before rushing
for medical assistance he coolly shut off
the power. He at once was taken to
the hospital where he is receiving the
best of attention. A sufficient amount
of skin tore of the baud to bold the four
fingers together and they were after-
wards fouud in the dough. The cords
of the arm are naturally very badly
drawn and it will take great care to
bring back the use of the arm,
8 Fotxs SAY --
The Jordane are good
('nal will be $17.510 a ton.
All early Spring is likely.
Drury Government is 0 k,
0. 'I'. R. should stick to time table.
Flower beds will adorn boulevards,
Town Hall interior needs renovation,
rue, fine residence of Senator Proud.
foot, Hodet'ich, has been purchased by
Wesley Walker, formerly of flrussels.
Former spends a good share of his time
nt hir 'Toronto 013X0 now, other 1110113'
hers of firm caring, more particularly,
for the Goderieb end of the business,
Church Chimes
Annual meeting nt the W. hi. 11, Lf
the Methodist church will be held
Thursday afternoon of this week at the
Parsonage. Election of officers end re-
ceiving reports will be among items
of Uusiue.s,
Rev. R. J. McCormick, B A , Blyth,
will preach anniversary sermons 10 the
Methodist church, Brussels, next Sun-
day, at 11 a. m. and 7 p. tn., in the in-
terests of the W. M, S. Annual Easter
offering will be taken,
Sunday last Rev, A. J. Mann took as
his moroiug theme "The fact and the
power of tbe Resurrection." In the
evening be spoke on "Cornelius, the
Gentile." Etteter music was well rend•
erect by the choir at both services.
Rev. W. 1e Stafford Breached ap•
propriate Easter sermons last Sabbath.
rhe choir gave the anthem "He is ris-
en" and "Baster Morning" at the ser•
vice in the morning. and "The Resur-
rection mot u," and "The Lord of life is
risen" in the evening. Miss Addle Car-
diff sang "Calvary" and Miss Mae Wood
"There is Do death," at evening service,
all cluing well,
At the monthly missionary service of
the Methodist Sabbath School last Sun-
day afternoon short interesting and
instructive addresses were given by Roy
Kingswood, London, on the Tuxis or.
ganization for boys and Robert b2oKay
on Easter. H, L. Jackson and A. E
Hersey rendered an appropriate duet.
Offering was 443 School contributed
$75 00 to Missions tbis year.
BRUSSELS MARKET
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Oats
$ 0 $2 10
1 10 1 10
Peas 2 85 2 86
Barley 1 26 1 25
Butter 211 50
HB 42 42
Hogs 18 00 18 00
MAUDE C. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Graduate Department of Ophthalmology, Mc-
Cormfok Medical Oollege, Chicago, III. Three
months poet graduate course during pastear,
Eyes correctly fitted with Glasses. Head-
aches, Inflamed Eyec, Granulated Eye Lids
and other Eye troubles, caused by Eye -strain.
relieved through properly fitted Glasses.
Satisfaction Assured.
Office : Upstairs over Miss Inman's Millinery
Parlors.
Office hours : 9 to 12 a, in.; 1 to 9 p. m. Alco
Saturday evening.
Auction Sale
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOOK, IMPLE-
MENT', &0.—F. S. Scott, Auctioneer, has
received instructions from the undersigned
Proprietor to sell by Public Auction at Lot 0,
Con. 12 Grey township on Friday, April 9th,
at 1 o'eiook, the following property —1 gen-
eral purpose mare 5 years old in font, 1 general
purpose mare 6 years old, 1 driving horse 10
yearn old, 2 sucking aolte, 1 Durham now sup-
posed to be In calf, 4 ateere 4 years old, 2
thoro'-bred Durham Bull calves bred by John
Spiel r, 2 steers 1 year old 8 heifers 1 year old,
2 eifer calves, 1 steer oelf,1 pig about 125 lbs.,
6 Leicester ewes, a number of hens, 1 MoCer-
miok binder 9 ft cut, Peter Hamilton mower
5 ft out, Prost & Wood seed drill 12 hoes, 10 -ft
steel hay (rape, land roller souffier, wagon
and box with spring seat, set' 8-seotron
Diamond harrows, set of sleighs centre shod
nen', No, 21 Bleary walking plow, buggy, cut-
ter, flat wood rack, pulper, wheelbarrow,
nook stove, kitchen table forks, chains, shovels
and numerous other articles. Sale without
reserve as the Proprietor hoe Gold hie farm.
Terns —Sums of $10 0 and under cash ; over
that amount 0 months credit given on furnish-
ing approved joint notes, 4 per cent eS for
cash on credit amounts
A. J. HULL, Proprietor,
AUCTION SALE OF FARM ST008, IM-
PLE0InN@a, &o.—F, S. Soott, Auotioneer,
has been instructed by the undersigned to sell
by.Pubiie Auction at Lot 5 Con. 8, Grey, on
Tuesday, Apri11811.,.at 1 o'clock, the following
property: -1 driving mare 11 years old, 1 heavy
draft snare rising 8 years in foal 1 draft horse
rising 7 years, 1 blood colt tieing 2 years, 1
Mare rising 12 years h1 foal, 8 fresh aowa with
calves at foot, 8 oowe due to calve et time of
sale, 2 cows due to calve in May, 2 oowe due to
calve in June, 1 thoro"bred bull, 2 Winter
calves, 72 -year-old heifers, 9 heifers tieing 1
year, 20 chunks of pigs, 1. sow, 200 hens, 1 bay
loader, mower, binder, hay redder, land roller,
Massey -Harris manure spreader, MasseyHar•
ria cultivator, set diamond harrows, hay rake,
enp pan and 200 buckets, cleansing pan, new
cutter, buggy, set sleighs, lumber wagon, set
single harness, eat double tininess, cream aep-
erator, hay rook, buffalo robe, lawnmower,
40 bus., gond seed potatoes 50 bus. oats and
barley, pair of spiked skids, 6 tons good tim-
othy hay, water tank, number of cedar onahor
posts and numerous other articles. Sale will
be without reserve as proprietor hoe sold his
farm. Terms.—All sums of $10,00 and under
Oneh, over that amount 8 months credit given
on approved joint notes, 01per cent per an.
num diseoant for Dash on credit amounts,
DONALD 1,1o8INNON, Proprietor,
Al, FARNSTOOKING AUCTION SALE OF I, IMPLEMENTS, FURNITURE,
TURE,
&c.—F. S Soott,Auelloneer, has been instruat-
ell by the undersigned, Administrator of the
estate of the late James Sinclair, to offer by
Public Auction at Lot 14 Con, 14, Grey, on
Wednesday, April 14th, at 1 o'oioek sharp, the
following property 1-1 heavy draft gelding
ing 7 years, 1 Peroheron filly rising 8, 1 Clyde
dolt rising 1, 1 sow rising years dee to freshen
Stay 10, 1 cow rifting 0 years tine to fresher
May 4th, 1 cow rising 6 years due to freshen
April 2001., 1 now rising 6 years due to freshen
April 80M, 8 heifers rising 2 Fame, 1 steer ris-
ing 2 yen re, '2 heifere tieing 1 year, 1 steer ris-
ing 1 year, 7 geed Leicester ewes, 1 ram, 2 pigs
Rhone 190 lbs, 1 cow with litter of 10 ready to
wean at time of sole, 1 ohotoeyoung Collie dog,
70 hens, 1 hive of hope, Frost & Wood binder,
51oUormick mower, Elmira hay loader, hay
rake 2 stud drilla, land roller, 2lumber wag-
ons, 2 ants bob-oleiqhe, open buggy, not of iron
harrows Noxon dime, aittter, 8 walking plows,
2 gangplows, muffler, 011nton fanning mill,
Bet 2000 lb. males, Magnet cream separator,
auger kettle, sot double harness in good re-
pair, about 100 bus, of oats, about 80 boa. Fall
wheat, about 26 bus, barley, about 1tone hay,
a quantity of potatoes, a quantity of lumber,
quantity of cedar, a quantity of stove wood, a
quantity of emitter wood, mewing machine,
glees cupboard bureau., dreoeer, 2 hedetende, a
number of kitchen emirs, 18 sap buckets, 2
dozen ans game, gnantlty of preserved fruit,
water barrel, number or wail pictures and
frames, quantity of glass, orookery and gran -
Rewire, chains, forks, ohovole and a great
man otherartlolem too numerous to mention,
The term will also be offered for sale, contain-
ing 76 aures snore or loss, upon which there 1s
a good frame house and bank barn. There are
between 16 and 20 nares fairly Well timbered to
elm, ash, maple and coder. Sale without re-
serve to wind up the estate. Sale nbeolutely
atarto at time mentioned above, Terms—All
mune of $10 and under` Dash ; over that amount
10 months credit given on approved joint
oaten. 6 per dent discount for Dash on orWdit
emounta, Land °whore a0 seounity and every'
tiling most be settled for oatlofaotorily night of
sale, Terms for farm made known on day of
Elate, R. L. TAYLOR,
Adminiotrator James Sinclair estate,
-"A.ERVIC.E,—This
Bank, for the past
45 years, has done
its share in. the developwent
of the business of the Do-
minion,an, Our experience d
equipment are at the service
of every customer. 298
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STANDTHR Z BE
OF CANADts
BRUSSELS BRANCH
G. H. SAM IS - - MANAocn
MARRIED
MORRITT—MARO1IALL —At the hone of the
bride, on April Ord, 1920, by Rev. R. ,I. Mc.
Cormier, B. A., 131.7511, nselatod by Rev. J.
W. Button, Walton, Mr. W. H, Merritt,
Blyth, to Mie0 Gertrude, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thee, Marobnll, Morris township.
Montroott—DIOKOON.-1n Toronto. on April
6th 1020, by Rev. 0. Geggle, Mims Darotlfy
Dtokoon, to Mr. Primeis 5lorfoor, of Alton,
Ill., former Wroxeter reoidonte.
AUCTION SALES
FRIDAY, APRIL 9TH.—Forts Stock, Imple-
mento, &o, Lot 8, Con. 12, Grey township,
Sale, unreeervod, at 1 p. in. A. J. Hull, Prop. ;
F. S. Scott, AIM.
SATURDAY, APahL 10TH.—House, household
effects, &0„ the property of the late Faith
Platt, John street, Brussele. Sole at 2 o'clook.
Chao, Davis,' Prop,; F. S. Scott, Atm
TuEsDAY, APRIL Mem—Farm Stook, Ilnple•
mento, &n. Lot 5, Con. 8, GreySale, Imre.served, nt I p, m, Donald McKinnon, Prop. ;
F. S. Scott, Ana.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL14,—Perm, farm stook,
implements, &e., the property of the late Jos.
Sinclair. Lot 14, Con 14, Grey. Sale, unre-
served, at 1 o'clock sharp. R. L. Taylor, Ad-
miniatrator; F. S. Scott, Auctioneer.
Hog for Service
Pure bred Thmwortli Hog will be kept for
service at IT% Lot 50, Con, 2 Morris. Terms,
$1.60, payable at time of service with privilege
of returning if necessaryy.
W M, MAODONA LD,
40.2 Proprietor, Jamestown.
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COLORI'Z'E
For old and new Straw Hats. Makes a splendid job
of them. Hera are the different colors in which it
comes :—Jet Black, Dull Black, Cardinal Red, Navy
Blue, Brown, Violet, Sage Green, Burnt Straw, Gray,
Cadet Blue, Lavender, Cerise, Old Rosa and Natural.
We have them all.
JAMES FOX
. DRUGGIST and STATIONER
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day, to Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Robinson, n son.
DIED
RODTNSON.—At Wroxeter, on April let, 1020,
Wm. 51. Robinson, aged 66 years, 10 months
and 24 days.
Do not forget
to file your
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Income T ax Return
on or before the 30th of April, 1920.
Dominion of Canada
NDepaAWN-
Department
rtment of Finance
ALL persons residing in Canada, em-
ployed in Canada, or carrying on
business in Canada, are liable to a tax
on income, as follows: -
1. Every unmarried person, or widow, or
widower, without dependants as defined by the
Act, who during the calendar year 1919 received or
earned $1,000 or more.
2. All other individuals who during the
calendar year 1919 received or earned $2,000 or
more.
3. Every corporation and joint stock company
whose profits exceeded $2,000 during the fiscal
year ended in 1919.
Forms to be used in filing
returns on or before
the 30th of April, 1920. .
ALL INDIVIDUALS other than
farmers and ranchers must use
Form T 1. •
FARMERS AND RANCHERS
must use Form T 1A.
CORPORATIONS and joint
stock companies must use Form
T 2.
Penalty
Every person required tq Moire a return, who
fops to d0 0o within the time limit, obeil be
enblect to a penalty of Twenty-five per centum
of the. amount of the tax payable.
Any parson, whether tumble, er otherwise,
who [elle to make a return qr provide informa-
tion duly required according to the provfelon of
the Act, shall be liable on summary conviction
to a penalty of 310e far each day during
whleh the default continuo. Also any person
making a false statement in any return or In
any Information required by the Minister, shall
be liable, on summary conviction, to a penalty
not exceeding,$10,000, or to six months' Imprison -
ment or to both fine and Imprisonment.
General Instructions.
Obtain Forms from the Inspectors or
Assistant Inspectors of Taxation or from
Postmaster's.
Read carefully all instructions on
Form before filling it in.
Prepay postage on letters and docu-
ments forwarded by mail to Inspectors of
Taxation.
Make your returns promptly and avoid
penalties,
Address INSPECTOR OF TAXATION,
LONDON; ONT.
R. W. BREADNER,
Commissioner of Taxation.