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pots ,ual analloation,
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loner graduate of the Ontario Veterbiary
Uollogo. Day And night eallo. ullioe oppogity
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Private fund:. to loan at lowest rates.
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silage Cutters, (lawn Separators,
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rural Xlebmi Items
WI:rutty newspapers of Bruce County
and Grey County have had to increase
their price to Ise oo )Criannum. This
takes effect OD July 1st, sozo.
TseswAymt baseball clue has re -or-
ganized. Tee officers are :.-President,
Harvey Linklater ; Vice•Presideut, G.
D. Ferguson ; Sec'y.Treas , John
Donaldson ; Manager, Wm. F. Eliseo&
MATRIMONIAL -The Kincardine Re.
view ot, last week says ,-"A quiet wed-
ding took place at Knox chruch manse
on Monday evening, when two of the
town's most popular young people, Alan
Jackson Maddock, anti Miss Willimina
Campbell, Victoria Street, were made
man and wife, Rev. F. C. Overend offi-
rearing. 'rhe happy couple left 00
rlletiday^4110r13illg 11/1' short trip to Tor-
onto, .Ntagara Falls and other poluts.
On their return they will reside in town.
Their many friends extend congratula-
tions." 'rhe parents of the groom were
former Brusselites, the mother being
Miss Mabel Jackson, sister to H. L.
Jackson, of town. Mr. Maddock was in
business Isere at one time,
ADVERTIelNG le.A.res ADVANCED. -
Commencing with May rat the rate for
ad eertising space in Tee Posr was
advanced to 25 cents per inch and local
notices to ro cents per line. Cards ot
Thanks are 50c, and In Memoriam 5011
with 250 added for each four line
verse additional. No advertisement
itsserted under 25 cents per issue. This
advance is rendered necessary by the
constant rise of supplies and expenses in
connection with the printing business.
13'ew lines of trade have been hit harder
than newspaper offices and the prospect
of redress does not seem to he likely to
:yule,. for simile time.
Monkton
11, G. Matthews, a former Listowel
MUD, 11114 been appointed manages: of
the Sterling Bank of Canada at el inik-
ton to succeed F. W. Armstrong, who
has resigned Lo aceept the appoint-
ment as County Clerk. Mr. !Matthews
Isas met with considerable success as
manager of the Sterling Bank at
Auburn, where ho has been in Charge
for several years and we bespeak for
11 i 311 /111 equal measure of progress at
his new appointment where he is al-
ready known to a 1111 ge smunbee of the
bank's customers, Mr. Matthews has
(revived in Monition coming Isere May
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Jamestown
Senoor. ItErotre.-P0110Willg is the
reputes of S. S. No. 4, Grey, for
April. Names in meter of ineeit,
Sr. LV -Sy bit King, Oven Payn, Gert-
rude Payn, Ben. Hayden. Se. III --
Winona Frain, Edith Jacklin, alary
Brick's idge. 32,, Ill -Walter Ham-
ilton, Ruth McAllister, Motel Mc-
Allister, Willie Pai kes, Maggie Hay-
den. ' Sr. If- (Je.rkeon aleCitteliemi,
0110110rd j(3.ck.1111) equal ; Elva 'Mac-
Kay, Linda MaclCay, Lorene MacKay,
13allingall, 31'. It --Mary Ale -
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We eve prepared to attend to
11,11 feelers for Planing, and will
he able to supply lannber,
Sash, Doors, &04
ENT BROS.
BRUSSELS
Fibre Flax Seed
We can shill supply mill owners
and fainters 0>1811) 05101130 IN bre Seed
at reasonable prices from one
5000118 00 direct, imputed Dutch -
and our Dutch-Ormadiati On.
tario grown. About 500 bushels
of each still on hand, Also &quan-
tity of choioe meal seed.
Delivery can be made at, Seaforth,
Ulyth, 13tussele or Toronto, Wire
or wtiLe nel at either place.
Huron County Flax Mills Ltd
Head Ofiltge
06 Klee 88.3 litiet. 'Toronto
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1et Jacklim Ituy tHaeRtly, 01401b/a ,
Ballingall, Velum Hamilton) equal,
Primer-Itohet 1 Mallet's, Latera
,1 ask lin, Margatel Sellere.
MARY A. STEWART, Teacher,
Ores/
Menoor, Re:Poser, -Follosvi 09 is the
1(11)11(3.0 0311' the month of Amp of H.
No, 10, Grey, Se, 1V -1 -toy Pall 19..0011,
.117-1.1411re Mitell0111/111, Elora Ale -
Donald, (Myrtle Holleobeck, Rose
Speiritn, Wilda Statham Sr, 111-
banra Patterson, .111don Whitfield,
Alabel 00X and 'Melvin Catmochau
(equ(1l,) Myrtle \Wad, Jr, 111 -
Seethe Smarm), Victor Baker, A.unic
Inglis, Lillian Whitfield, Kate Steven-
son. Sr. 11 -Leslie Patterson, Nelson
Whitfield, Bert Noaliel, Jr. 11 -Doris
Neabel, Clifford Speiran, Greta Baker,
Sr. Oarnochan, Russel Whit.
field. Jr, 1 -Wilma 13aker, Wilda
13aker. Pr. -Arthur Netthel, Hilton
Speiran, May Uartinohan, A.. Class-
Altna Patiereuts, lielen Whitfield,
Isobel Speiran, Lawson Whitfield.
Names 111 01 art' of sneeli.
A. bd. alonPnottsoN, Teacher.
W Ingham
Old cooper shop at the Winghain
Salt Works was 2,01 11 down. It was
one of the old landmarks.
Mrit. Ithltirk late moved to town
3>1.0111 McKillop township, and will re-
side with her sot,, 0. Hakkiek, Leo-
pold St.
The Advance 1100 been compelled to
charge $2 00, to all whose paper is not
paid in advance on 'recount of the big
inevease in expense.
Miss Nellie Breen, of the Advance
staff, underwent an operation for ap.
pendicItis in the Winghain General
Hospital. She is progeeseing favor-
ably.
`J'ipling & Mills will have 550 acres
or flax this year, which is Mend, 100
acres 'note than last year. The Ilax
111111 15 running day and night and will
probably do so all Summer in order to
be ready for Lisle seaeon's crop,
Witightun's assessment for 1920
shows all increase over 1910 00 10122,000
made up as follows 2 -Land $224,130,
Buildings $1385,180, 13usinees $44,405,
Income $38,200, making a total assess-
ment of $1,042,805. The toll shows
599 children between the ages of 5 to
21 and 437 -between the ages of 6 to 16,
with 21 population of 2,240 which is a
decrease. Births recorded 17, demise
18 aud manber of dogs accounted for
76,
Blyth
T. J. Huckstep has been selected
leader of the Metes band.
Benjamin Taylor has been appoint-
ed pew steward of the Methodist
Division Court will be held before
Itis Honor Judge Lewis, Timestia,y,
May 271(1,
Harvey Barr, Toronto, spent a few
days the guest of his father, John
Elroy, He is now in the wholesale
produce business.
no. and Mrs. McGill left for their
home its Saskatoon, Sask., after
spending the Winter months here. It
is almost, 10 years since they last visit-
ed in Blyth.
Following were elected Stewards of
the Methodist church, 1+3. Bender, W.
Taylor., J110. Mains, jas, aloofly, Pl.
!inborn, Oheistopher Rogerenn and
Thoe, Lyon. lir, Hendee With elected
Rectuding Stewaid.
After an illness of many comities
there passed away at, her home, Dins -
ley Street, Myth, on Thursday oveo•
Mg, April 29th, Jane Maine, a woman
of estimable character, a good neigh-
bor arid true friend, one who, by her
unassuming manner won the esteem
of all who made her acquaintance.
The late Miss Mains 514118 13 daughter of
the late James and Mrs, Mains and
svas bons on the old homestead, Lot
30, 0011. 14, Hullett, in 1862, and vent
her entire life in 11110 neighborhood.
About 30 yeare ago she cause to
Blyth 8011010 31110 has since made her
home. The deceased leaves to mourn
her lose 2 sisters and a brother name-
ly : Mrs. Roland Oook, Blyth ; and
Mrs. John Oowan, Rickey, Montana ;
and Geo. Mains, on the homestead,
liullett, and 2 other sisters having
passed away since last A.ugust. Fun-
eral took place on Saturday, service
being conducted by Rev. G. Telford,
followed by interment in Uttiou Ceme-
tery. The pallbearers were .1. Sloth.
ere, W. Moore, le, and J, Nicholson, 3.
Dodds and 0.81. Tanutn.
B1 uevale
Win. Duff received and delivered a
ear of WosLel'n grain.
Thos. Stewart received a car load of
British Columbia shingles.
Harvey Battey has gone to Brant-
ford, 0>1)0(0 1(0 has seamed a position,
NV, J. Masters, G. T. R. agent, is on
the sick liet, at presets I., Eldon McKin-
ney Is relieving
Mia, Jessie Messer entertained her
girl friends on Ststueday, May let in
hono11 o.1' het 1111 0(1(110)'.
Wilbert Medleys and Miss Edith
13oyes, St. Marys spent the week end
at, the home of the former's parents,
Geo. Mathees, lst line, Merris.
The eegular monthly tneeting of the
131nevale Woman's Institute will meet
at the home of Mrs, Geo. McDonald
on Thursday, May 13111 at 2 p.
Peesident's address, election of offic.
ere, annual business, Roll Call answer-
ed by paying for coming year. Dis-
cussion on every panes. given.
ItRatoVaa, oP Ate lilsmeArein Pommy.
The Acton Free Press speaks as fol-
lows of former resident of Binevale
Inspeetor arid Mrs. Stewart and
faintly removed to their um home at
Milton on Monday. It was with very
deep regret that Acton said good-bye
to this esteemed family, For nearly
seventeen years they have resided
here. They have been identified with
numerous interests Which have for
their object the betterment of the
community. Citizens of their vision
and charactev will be 00 benefit wher-
ever they make theie residence, The
best Wishes of a host of friends follow
them to Milton, Appropriate words
of appreciation were spoken by Rev,
Mr, Moyer at the Methodist church on
Sunday morning, of the octave inter-
est and work in the church by Mr, and
Mrs. Stewart and family. The same
paper says #-Last Friday evening
Mrs, (Rev,) 1. 101, Moyer entertained
her Sunday School class at. the Mobilo-
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the expenditure in Mitchel! lo, th,. i 14
year 1920,
John Logan
Brussels Chopping Mill
dist parsonage iu honor of Miss Male
Stews,' t, one of the members about to
remove from Acton, A delightful
social evening was spent, An !met-
peeted event in Ole proneetlitige was
the presentation to !Miss Elsie of a
beautiful fountain pen, Pits. Moyer
served,refreslimentf4.
Morris Council
Morris Council assembled in the
Township Hall on Monday, Anti!
10th,
'Minutes of lest meeting were lead
and approved.
A petition W/19 received from D.
Rintoul and othets asking for a Muni-
cipal drain. The petition was enter -
tattled and a copy sent, to the town-
ship engineer,
Engineer'ereport on the Evans and
Kirkby drains were read and pro-
visionally adopted,
Mr. Parrot's application for change
of School Section was not sustained,
Council decided to ask for tenders
for the contract of painting Olark's
and Oruickshanks bridges,
Following accounts were paid :-
Andy Procter, work on Good Roads,
$3.00 ; P. Rutledge, work on centre
sideroacl, 10200 ; A. /3eyclgett, disking
snow on Good Roads, $2.00 ; Gco.
Day, disking 91.10W on Good Renie,
$10.00 ; Harry Mothers, gravelling,
1027,00; Ww, Thuell, board for in•
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110 Will 1/1^11,1 t 1111 4.1 11 .
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Plat Tl2e31 ale boll; lookh,g and feet. *
ing well, •
Oromarty U. 1.2',O, have appointed
Sot iirdity as shipping day for hogs and pi
('1121 It', j1)1/11 1.31101.t. 11114 1.19011 lippOillled a
Wye! and }shipper.
S. 13. Stotheee, Agrieultural 11, pre- I
tiP11011.1.1V11, 111F1 C11111111 v, met, with the
teaches% at Ritsseldale, on lorld ay
evening and arranged the prime list
for the School Fair to la. held this
1Pall.
The girle of Mee. Piseey's Sunday
school elites, Itusseitiale, gave her It
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presenting her with an tuldrees and a /0
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Itirreneti. STATI14T1CS.- F. G. 11
Hetnery, town Aseeeeer, has returned #.' soomoitaratooiessaaoaaimeoviota, etp*osoosit000toogooas000ti.ottou
his roll for the year 1920. It Phases an
increase its the asse..sed value of the - -- _ -_ .. -
town over 1910 of $27,730, or a grand 2 Presbyterian church at Granton, Dot jog the post year the -um of
total of $1,094,218. Populaticn Moi a ! held Et memorial isrecier Sunday a .,,,11. ,t At) %a. 1130'1,1 0)1.3)11 a
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Slight falling off, 114101111 than laet year, : night and unveiled two tablets to the sem ...,,,, including 1(1*' Prior; iry board,
which would be accounted for by 1 memory a1(10 young melt of that Latti-eiiiiikl, W1,111'.11', A tisiliary,
deaths alone. Of the $1,(01,21811.:4141,1,1Fi. > congregation who a HP killed in For weld Movement, ete, ii, vol11101'-
11111,1 With Trittit y Chili eh, Mitchell.
usent the following are exempt I rem action in 'Prance.
tetes ; Government property, $21,- I A deputation of farmers waited U21 AIR pu..re ; en, II li I
#.. 33rre it. 10 he 11ug-
585 ; Schools, $30,000 ; churches, Mitchell Council asking for a lower mentrilhi,ly,, f,it,t(1,,3:1tliciy,y1sstrii.1,4;ri,ttlecistl.,ireornideelik.,
$50,700, and $21,00(1 is Beide for sehool weigh Rade tate, or they offered le Clerk
tax only, and $933,933 liable for all purchase the armlets if necessary irt [brim Speed limit s•hrtts 'ill also be
rates. Roll also shows Orme are 378 melee to obtain a, tower rate. A emu- plared -I, the 0011r Maio 1 oiols enter -
children between the ages of 6 and 21 usittee of the Council was appointed I Mg the tows", and di ivers of ear s are
years ; 2(10 between 5 and 10, and 399 to look into the matter with velment, I 0>1031( 31 that '151' ernsi old.. will lie on
between 111 and 00. 'Mere are also 11 to the utock yards and Eicalee, Fain 1 guatii to seam ee the law. Sp/.1,14 11(1)1t
male dogs mid I female hi town, committees liavinIT power to act. I it, Mitehell is ill le' II, mile- al; hem,
Who Wallt0 an imitation
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