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THE
BUSS) LS POST
11; he trusstts 'Post arty, November 31st,
-A. MacEwen, Clerk.
WEDNESDAY, SI)AY, NOV 2nd,
FINGER RING REMOVED FROM
r .._.. EDITORIAL BLYTH CHILD'S THROAT.
And another week has past 'tad file PLY'I'U Ort, ielielee 1,1Ilian
l tbtrt ,•lectien account has not 19 month old d:ut fuer• ni' \Ir, -nit
been paid, Nies, James McGill of I loth, was
I! , nv• yeti y -teed tt t.+ ;eta • Wal
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l.intd nl, a :yeti 1;:11 '1'h011n,•411. lower! a (Mg., r cut nab n h'rin <h•
t)•ay'oC of t"!;ie agog 1, Le hitt kindled lut(i t,eeonit• tete, ^frit,
without tilove: these days by the I ant,; die sly open ei•
?';oelian Pit .. )hat leo: oceurt•,•d 1i ' shill was:
rtiz1i ,1 . til,• Golerl.ea 11 fa t•tt,
1. mauler an, •�es, reaem to be a a 1,. .. \ ,ay . . . cab d
iia isa,11 , The West has a 11, .1r.r ;,„1,„.,1 tit o ,nl;e 1
hean•if.tl
114'.1-'1t u'1 ;he• "tor'' etetiele. toei•Ir,l.a•, ;f lie;,!
ft_. tit et erfIeeetie with ; t h. r,;• ;• i.
Ne. 1 her 1, a: :, r .o ,. te.-
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The next meeting at the hall Mon -
cit+. '\, It 1 1
who eutnt •t
ita n;tt't• lett, ,..
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. in^ to wee tit:.. C e.
tt 1,4.101),:, ,t i, t'
tlt..t,t eget,.:• _,.:\
utt tart; ,.._. gess. . Bre t'.,.._.-
tat•
lL.:,7,t ":eggs
"it h...
eowt-tv;ete t.
22 in nun 1 the. .1. L.
leer, et, ihe :Hui),,,
es es tie e•
As far as Tara lia! was .eee, ra
lr,illrtt'•,n prier, 01+ ver: t1 c.
} J,t• children had a bis. ti,it e `.
teleir costumes arra tit• Int: and
talar faces. Tate Ed:...t - dot t_!tt p
rrive,f home at tI pant, said she had
a :Food tints, party at the sehoo1 '1
the afternoon; a seetind party from
1 to t Surd sot a Yankee e c e•nt in car
cake) ; and then afterwards went
down street "and met the tng:' se
01,:r.,‘,-hody- was satisfie1.
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A bulletin issued by the Canadian
Council on Child Welfare states that
last year Canada lost 23.6;1 infants
under one year of age, and altogether
30.1178 children under five year's of
age. No less than 7069 children were
stillborn, making a total loss of as,
0u2, In the same period Canada re-
ceived 37,5111' innni;_•rants from the
British Isles. In other words, ac-
,:olding to the bulletin, Canada's hea-
vy loss. of 36.000 infants more than
offset, in actual population her en-
tire British immigration.
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This }wet), written by Colonel
Joan _McCrae, 1's as follows
In Flanders fields the poppies blow
Between the crosses, row on row,
That mark our place; and in the sky
The Larks, stilt '.,rarely singing. fly
Scare, :-teat f aurid the guns below.
We are the dead. Short days ago
'1''., fired. tock dawn. raw stele t glow
Lev ,d ...eel were loved, and now we.
Iia.
in Et ed,
-sake up gna.i, with
the foe;
Te you fr Inlene ,,ands we throw
1 Vere?e pew.- to Viol 1 s!t
If r,, be• .:h fOth wfth ut• `a re
\ p, tutu h 1,• ;eh'
I,. 1 .e1 .. Ir r
Morris Council Meeting
1,4°1.-
11m-re.
fo• -
11 -n rr 17.I,
in
elimte
ell E VALUE OF Pi.MaLTRY
\CCOliNTs
1 t e
`:n, nr ! nr. le., ,1.1.
rf the 'tee ett tree{ 11,
•
ops ASK FOIL HE3LP
t1T1II BonfotLnos (:onto to Man IOW
ik civtanco,
When birds are dying of hunger,
or are in other serious difficulties,
they will iotnt'tlrnes noel;, to man for
asaiatttnni+, stays Oliver (l. Yylin,
i' Z.y.. In an OId ('aunty) Path's. 'crus'
is rather remarkable, as trot! have
,tiway5 looked upon hint as tte•lr
;r `utast iitionly. 1) 1t0'r,• forests+ vnu
Will not. find lit birds in the tiepins,
hut its the ouiak'tts near Human
div„!hitt ..
In noir of lett%!tlr•h•'s
' have lived for Imlay years, 'These
1 beautiful hir•ds seem to mate for 111,,
for they do • not i ay 11 c itl th , Win-
! ter 11, 11th- ahei loin Miele 11..1U; 11ke
softie of the +i 11,,r ;etcher Their n :et
itt usually built in the same hedge,
I end one June morning 1 heard both
bird- uttering pL ilativt• alarm erns,
When tb a site fur, they !hitt re d
wee Item A w to their nest.
1 % e,: 'et once tit+(t1'v were
in, r anq alien 1 reached the
1. : 1 1 ted that It was being raid-
ed by t stoat. 1 wait just too late
to save lite ywtna, for three lied been
i•
ht, •, while .) le tr was lying bad -
1) ',a • un•1 +r1 int nest.
While •ova!':(itse beneath a reliant)"
embaid.....nn I heard a pair of whin -
111 !.+ iu trnuLh• There was no titis-
t,tk r t
• •i )� i,tei • ergs.
following
them, they led me to their nest, and
around this a hut' tett, raging. I
stamped It out, and this time was
able to save the young. They were
far too small to erawl from the nest,
and 1 e•xtin_uisbed the Are only just
In time. While I was helping the
whinehats they fluttered over my
head, and as I left the spot the mato
mounted to the top of a bush and
sang lustily. It was pleasant to
think that he might have beets thank-
ing me in bird language for the: help
rendered.
In some of the wildest parts of
Wales we stilt and a few pairs of
kites nesting, perhaps a dozen pairs
in all, these being the last remaining
members of a race that in the time of
Queen Elizabeth was so common .that
its members were the chief ecaven-
gers of the London streets, These
birds nest far from the haunts of
man, but 1 have known them to re-
turn to him in a severe winter, and
have seen them actually in farmyards
where they came down for food,
The most wonderful instance of a
wild bird asking for help came under
my notice a Pew weeks ago. A friend
of mine, a road surveyor, was stand-
ing by the roadside superintending
the work in progress. While there
a mistle-thrush flew directly towards
him, and settled on a low branch of
a tree by the roadside.
There was a heap of stones under-
neath, so toy friend mounted these,
and then was almost able to touch
the bird. To his surprise it hopped
down and settled on one !land. He
lowered the bird, looked at it, and
says that just over fine eYe was a
tick or parasite about the size of a
small pea. file tried to move this
with his thumb -nail, but found it
firmly Aged.
However, he was able to dislodeo
it with hie poeltet-knife, and when
he had done this the bird shook Its
head, as though pleased to be free
of this unpleasant object, and re-
mained standing. on his open hand for
a few "seconds. But new, finding that
the help wanted had been rendered.,
it flew off, settled in a tali tree about
two hundred yards away, and several
times repeated its loutl contralto
song.
doe` . i 1•Is tin '! r ..e
`!.. it•.. .... al,,; ..ed, of t.i et; Alte r
,. And d , ' i torr ;1• ,1 , 1 d.
ir11 the v,.tit 17re has
t.!,1 '. ,y,• rear • 1'„e h'. la'mr.
Iu 1115 an .•fifer- was at.t i by
the Poultry 1)ivisi,t of the t'; ntral
Experimental Farm. Ottawa. to en-
vourage poultry keepeta, -o keel, re-
c,)ri; oral aeceunts. For tai- pur-
poe special sheets called "Farm, Egg
t11i Poul t•y Arco ants," were pro -
pared and forwarded to those re-
questing therm. The venture proved
so encouraging that to date farmers,
small holder; and noneroes other
classes from coast to coast are keep-
ing records on the revts;l monthly
forms supplied from by the Exper-
imental Farm.
The keeping of such a monthly
record does not interfere with any
special or practical method of care
or management, HIe may buy and
:ell Whenever he ;'es fit, proyid:ng
that a record. is kept of the change
in the flock. The egg yield is to be
noted each day and credited at mar-
ket prices, whether used in the house
incubator or sold. The various tran-
sactions. In this way the hens are
given the credit they deserve. By
filling' a bin in the hen house with
;rain once a month and providing
a gond sized dry mash hopper, the
trouble of keeping account 01 the
feed Is reduced to a minimum,
As the summary of these records
;heal(' furnish very valuable data,
a duplicate copy is mailer) to the.
Poultry Division promptly :it the end
of each month. In acknowledeim'tlt
o iritis information, a monthly letter•
of hints stressing some subjects of
impoutanre is !nailed at the eorres-
t))it i eta. ;;loofa the report contain.
:orae:pouciettce or questions this )vat-
r ds immediately attended ce. On-
ly who return the monthly re-
port,: restive the letters of .0 g _ :arts
Ali monthly records should be
exatlt:mai at the slat of ,he year too
the, p;..tit ttl.u•1y erten what idem
the greatest income las been deriver!
Dal:then from market or hatching
t,egs, dirket poultry or breeding
:lock :ind o study the expo n:,..: with
1,•linietI to r+r,ipts. Such a record
i rcperly kept not only affords pleas-
ure butt tt guide for future opera -
\I • ,t •tf t m-. thus, the poulcry man who
af 'Ito 1 tante, imit le• to answer the following (ales-
-, ea t . ;r: ten tarns is the mail who watches every
P,'!• iv. '!'. l y i,e s ,•lr Arlan and re tkes nett: of it,
.:t i.- osd only when such definite rerurdt
t t. ;-•, l it i-
allow i . 1 .l,•ty a '. • Ju•beenl:e•vt has any great ad -
t o a : , h, ., L .., . .fro in pro iurtrnti or teat] prat;res.
1 a .,... t f. c• i' , . betel made:-
tilhet ; the average production:1 tai' 1 }tort t ick
t Il, tl , '• ;rel..( ,: , :,rocs g,�_
1Vbtt is ton tr annual poultry'
,rte } :, eel( ,I ata! i !-,< „
gene and income,
What doe: it cost in produce a
tate Wel, lb.;,in ,, ul ,`.,e::.n e :1 dozen
'11111 •y dra',tt, What gild it most you to produce a
C'ontr•t •tot• Wee, emei Jteail 2,:, 1a;, Ing pullet?
plus 71:, f,•,•t o1 1e, i tris to tt r.,s't Filed are your plaits for the cone -
and WallaceAaar i,a92.na r•,• ing Year?
can.trut n,:. .11 Turvey c eh'ain,
Fy-L:, 1 an th . I !pl n;: drain and CONSERVATIVES GET SEAT
Turvey drain were finally pass. d and
the leper` on the Young aloin was No Candidate To Fight For W. E.
provisionally udeat.d, Raney's Old Riding
Debentures are beimg pe, pared on
the Peacock drain :eel Rowes drain
and the Turvey
chem,
The following ,tg (,,runts were patine
John McGill, for the contractor
Ione drain $53,001 Dr, R L, Stew-
art, 11.0.11. 825,00; W. J.Hrnderson,
.'lectin;;' jurors, $4.00; Peter Mc -
Nab, 13.0.11. $3.00; A. MacEwen,
selecting jurors, $4.00, 13.0.1. 88.00;
Turvey drain by-laws and fees $30;
eTipling drain by-laws and fees 840;
Rus. Sundereock, patrol, Morris Iiul-
Iett and McHillep, $5,00, Morris and
McKillop, $5.70; Stewart Proctor,
patrol, $15.25, James Peacock, bal-
ance con'craet, $204.40; John McGill,
inspecting Peacock drain $6.00;
1 Cumin work on road, $6.50,
l'ic4;on, Ont., Nov, 1.---H. S Co
liver, Conservative, was elected by
acclamation in Prince Edward pro-
vincial by-election tooay, succeeding
W. E. Raney, Progressive member,
who was appointed to the bench.
Monsall is having several water
tanks built for fire protection.
Chas. Bell of Blyth, has been hon-
ored by winning first prise for hav-
ing the best kept ,section of the
London Division of the C. P. R. , . •
.Jaclt 12cbermid, son of Rev. acrd
Mrs. McDormid of Goderich has-been
appointed organist at St, James
church, London. A new Casavant
organ has just recently been installed
CANADA
Warring to Users of Radio
AU Radio Receiving Sets
MUST be Licensed
Penalty on summary conviction is a fine not exceeding $50,00
License Fee $1.00 per annum
Licenses, valid to 31st March, 1928, may be obtained from :
Staff Post ()Rices, Radio Dealers, Radio Inspectors,- or from
Radio Branch, Department of Marine and Fisheries, Ottawa.
A. JOHNSTON. Deputy Minister or Marine and Fisheries
Monks to Train Emigrants.
Prospective emit_ranis to the enit-
fies are soon td Ire ye a towel hattl-
ing school. Huts and all tk' tow to
be erected on Caldee Island. ;Just off
the eott t n1' 1' ubuok,ishire, and here,
under the lust net ion of monks. in-
tendine t.n 11.v's will b" tangitt fartu-
in't, earnentry, and hygiene.
The island of raidtee with its
1011; itere, while -robed ltenedlettne
nte:eh e:nal romantic legends, is ono
of the quaintest. and mete picturesque
spots in (-treat Britain,
Ps population of ninety-eight, In-
cludttt:r thin,' -six monks, la almost
self-seppertiutt. There are no nubile -
'houses, policemen, o; rates, and the
monks who own the island do their
own Temtghing and spinning, and
weave the cloth for their teethes,
There is said to be an e'nnrmens
sapphire of creat value hidden to the
walls of the tty•'i!eh-century priory,
and at times there is claimed to be
a '•iuntinnus Mow" nn the wells that
indicates where the tr,•a•.nt•e 1s
hidden.
HURON COUNTY a: e 50,000 hassle 1:. of wheat was re-
leased
e-
le -.d at the eleimnC !+filling Cm,
O cur [ioehlirr has sold ]ria 100 Stratford, when tt ;;rain elevator tool,
to William lapsed.
sere` farm in Hay two, 3
1 1
Deittich, ofSeaforth enc
formerly Y, Coulter,er an c1t ' pioneer (er
of
of 8.epheu township, Elam Township, parsed away in his
J.Decher, Jr,. of Zurich, sold 3 70th year. His parents tools up 300
0
r statute i
7
acres where NewryNewry1 now st•.
years ago.
Mayor Dr. J. R. Stauuey, of St.
Marys, has been forced to give up
his medical practise and left to spend
while trying to entch a horse, the some months in Alberta. He teas
ttnitital struck hint in the face with presented with a ,'old -headed crate by
its front foot, inflicting a deep cut his colleagues.
in the right cheek. After assisting art the farm of his
son near Russcl(htle, Ales Cole, ML-
tpell, was in the act of picking a
few apples to bring home with him,
when in some unaccountable manner
he fell from the tree and was ser-
iously hurt. He had t'ibs over the
heart broken and badly bruised.
Frederick J. Horn has told his line
over Brass Band, which took part in fatmn, containing 100 acres on lot
the pavement opening celebration a 6, concession 6, Logan, for $8,000.
week ago, is suing the Mildmay noun- here is a fine brick house and large
icipality for damages, as a result of
bank barn. The land is nearly all
injuries receives on the night of the cleared and in a good stace o£ cul-
celelfration, when he fell through an tivatiol, , Mr. G}oor bas taken pos-
open gt'ate in the sidewalk. The car- session. lir. Horit is retiring :from
poration contends that the portion of the farm,
the sidewalk where the accident oc- Michael A. Arbogast was elected
carred is on private property and president of the Perth district Rol -
that the village is not liable for dam- stein Breeders' Association at the
ares• annual meeting, held at Stratford.
Other officers are, First vice-presi-
dent, Wm, Tinning; second vice-pre-
sident, Geo. McIntosh; secretary-
-E.
ecretary-E. and Mrs. Chandler, of Stratford treasurer, Adam Park, Listowel; 0.
celebrated their golden wedding last H. Taylor was appointed salesman
week. for another year.
Canada a Wealthy ('otlntry.
In estimated millnnel wealth in
miliion of dollars:, Csluida stands
seventh nu the ibit, h}s:he1' than Aus-
tralia, Brazil, Argentina, and in fact
hil;her than any of tht new eoun-
tries, according to the Natural Re-
sources Intelligence Service of the
1' titrtment of the Interior, Ottawa,
In wealth per • Seita in dollars, Can-'
oda is only surpassed by the United
States and Great Britain, Canada is
among the only five nations showing
a surplus on current aocount and IS
also among those countries ]raving a
fend surplus, She ranks nith among
the nations as an exporter and sev-
enth as an importer,
spring cults to Fraser ca Sheppard,
of Forrest, for $1,000. IIe recently
:old "Roy Peters" a young pacer
for another $1,000.
A. Johnston, Lith line Bewick,
A Respectful Greeting.
Tho daughter of a certain strict-,
principled old leaattl had attended
a dance the previous night, much
against her father's wishes, When
she appeared for brealttast the next
morning, he greeted her with th4
wordst daughter of
Goad morning,
Satan,"
To which the maiden respectfully
replied, "Good morning, father,"
BRUCE COUNTY
Harry Lippert, hotelman of Pick -
erten, and wife assauiter, gets oft
on suspended sentence.
Echvard Weiss, a member of Han -
Some ntisehievues person lifted a
plank from the bridge floor, con, (J ,
and 7, lot 21, Logan on Sunday even-
ing' and (BTU -Wink of velutlls
llig over t c t oivocl tt ball mit and
tar drivers were in danger of having
tires puneturt•d on the nails left
ttiiiditag up.
A series of letters hheai,ening, It
is alleged, the life of Iiutlt Browrt
and his wife, who resider hear 12x-
ket', led to the apprehension ion by
provincial police and the appearance
in court at Stratford of Frank L,
Yeo, well known Stafl'a farmer,
Voluntary Contributions.
Mistress (to gaily -dressed scrub-
woman) ; "You're looking very smart
to -day, Mrs, Harris. Where did you
get all those nice clothes front?"
Mrs, Harris: "My wardrobe Is en-
tirely supported by voluntary contri-
butions," i_. :
PERTH COUNTY
tre
Friday & Saturday, Nov. 4 - 5
A Fox Super -Special
m
le
c' 'f bis
Thanksgiving Day, Tues. & Wed'y
November 7, 8 and 9
Bradelys e M gnifice e .
it
ONE MOMENT -the power behind
the state; the next -shorn of his
glory, a traitor about to pay Inc his
folly. And all for 'the love of a girl
he had seen but`oncel
What at gorgeous romance this is!
And what a tremendous triumph
for John Giitbtlt a? Btu•dley 1 a great
ut
fighter ba greater lover! Gilbert
and King Vidor, star and director of
"The 11ig Parade" and La Bahama"
in a ,tory by Sabatini, author of
"Scaramouche" and "'Pita Sea
Hawk"! Try to beat that for enter-
tainment!.
John Gilbert
with
ELEANOR BOARDMAN
ROY D'ARCY
KARL DANE
GEORGE K. ARTHUR
ARTHUR LUBIN
Friday and Saturday - Nov. 11 & 12
“�l alt 'earis99
vv Monday and Tuesday, - Nov. 14 - 15
Peter B. Kyne's Book
The Understanding Heart
Friday & Saturday - Nov. 18 - 19
'FAMILY UPSTAIIRS5'
Coming "The Better Ole"
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AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock and implements
it M. hcofa, •\ui ionr•er hest beevt
inst.iurie,l to mull at lot. 58 and bit,
con. 1, 5lorris,. of 'rhursday, 14ov.
lOt']t, n] •1 o'clot'k the i'utluwin!&: --
1 mare, 9 years old: 1 nuu'e, rising
10 years; 1 mart. rising 12 year..;
1 ti11v'ing horse, 11 years old, 1 cult,
d ,e t0'; old; l cow, tiut, in December;
1 flesh you'; I fault. tilt caw, due in
December; 2 Durham cotes, titre in
Dmy-et! e , 2 Uurhant cows, due in
November; e Durham calves; g
year-old Duihalns; (i 2 -year-old Dur -
hams; 1 ort whit 12 pigs ready to
wenn; 20 year-old Rock netts; 40
year-old W
h
re Ie h(
hns• )
o Rock
Pullets; 1 wagon netu'ly new; 1
buggy, nearly new; 1 Seed drill; 1
+f 1 -section harrows• 1 smelt plow
1 set of sloop sleighs; 1 Peter llamil-
ton binder; 1 smaller; 1gmavel bow;
1 itay rack; 1 sit• doable harness;
1 \litssey-Harris. Cream Separator,
•1110 lb, capacity; about 1 !tons hay;
about 8 tons yellow tweet clover;
:!bout 300 bus, Onta; about 100 bus.
Wheat; numerous other articles,
TER1MS,-A11 sums of 810 and un-
der cash; over that amount 0 months
credit given on furnishing approved
joint notes, 11 percent per annum
allowed for cash on credit amounts.
Land owners for security.
Earl Mothers, D. NI. Scott,
Proprietor. Auctioneer.
FOR SALE
21926 Ford Coupes
1 1024 Nord Coupe
1 1092 Ford Canoe
111119 Ford Coupe
1New Pon28 Wore -dor Ford Sedan
11 1920 Nord Touring Car
1 Oldsmobile
1 1 -tot Trunk
2 E)sex 00110110S
1 Gray -Dort Touring Car
2 Rabber•tt red Baggies
11 Driving gorses
2 Worsting Maras 6 years old 1100 lbs.
4 Cows and 10 head Yonne Cattle.
Alt must be sold.
W. A. LOWRY, Brussels,
Notice to Ratepayers
Township of Morris
Pnrtlee wiehhag to pay cash on the Peacock,
the Turvey, the Wells, the Bowes or the Tip -
ling Denina should notify the tronmrer (A.
Shaw, liluevnle) at once, as the debenture.,
are being t,repered•tttk f,WE Tis,
Drainage Tenders
Tenders for the repair of the Carron Mute
iciptl prate. McKillop, Will be reo.lved by the
nndsreigned until Tuesday, Nov. 8th, 1027:
when tenders will be opened et the Winthrop
Hall, at 2,80 p. m. 10 per (tent of contract
price to neonmpany tender. Lowest or any
tender not necessarily noenuted• Work be be
done naoordieg t0 plate, &e, of engineer 10
charge. Plans, tbn, at Clet k's ogee, Lot 85,
Con. 8, htaltillop Twp. Excovatiot 11618 ooh
yds. JOHN RIe 2,!tanforth.
Farm for sale
BROWN BROS.
NURSERYMEN, LTD.
Growers anti Importer, of llie;'t
Grade Ntttsoi'y stock, Want )tip cltl
Repro neolives in every locality.
Liberal Co mnis funs , paid we,4ily.
Wr;,b• tutluy'. Address liken vili•:,
Outht•io. 16-:'2,
The undersigned offersre la hie H1g
ht
3
7ix aerefarm,being Nouttt ports of Lots 0 nett
7,Con. 1
2,ooy
'P Cosi p, 1Good'rte sauna Dant
eared house with steel roof, largo+ tinily harp
and driving shed rembined 78860 ft with
steel roof cement etablbag under ell tire bn Ild-
larrge orchard ouse r Libelex e fruit ooOveri1rtto well.
of wire Putt wlt001 lin lin a about tomes
P minded toAlfal'falot
exceores pt
26 Berea which is all ploughed, 2'y miles firm,.
Breasts end t.i n111e from school. Liberte(
terms to a gnlck buyer. For further vertu
ubtrs apply to JuHN GRANT, R. R Ne. 8,
Phone 260
Farm for Sale
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the Estate of
Donald McDonald, late of the Town-
ship of Grey, In the County of Nur.
an, Farmer, Deceased,
Nttiou ix hHrobv given, pnlwnnnt to Section
t
51 +t +t °t of Wer Revised tint f
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1
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an parsonsi 1onalddblt tmIi
the earn d uP the )told Donald ilinpounl o
e+r +s .d e1 011 or Stent the
: •at st d r ,. r c lt
P,r, v ho 1
't sGd ofApril,'A. 192 are sir ulro 1 to
.,1 ay U 7, {
send rs poet, a Itieb, or to deliver to the tt02
Smuts d the lent will and treatment of
the avid d)c+posed, than' vanes and ad•
drawee, with fall particulars in writittg of
their claims, and the eitture of the securities
(if any)held b3 them,
sine (hut Ph) • the Yurlovember, 19 a 11 1 1 loth
Anti
div of proceed
November, trio the said esetutaoa
11, praoted to muting
the x+vers of
Ow surd ,nate minting the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only to the plaints of
which they shall then have hod notice. and
said Bxeentore shall not be !table for the
sold tweets or any pert thereof to any person
of whose claim thug shall not Own boys re•
calved notice,
Dated thin 150 day of October, A.D. 1927.
W, M. ti1N(iLA1II,
Solicitor for John A, and Donald A h1c-
Donald, Executors of the deceased,
100 afire forte, being Lot 12, Cot.15, Grey
township, with gond bank burn ofd splendid
stabling: 8 roomed house well finished Weide;
Otto tint collar, garage and drive ailed; spring
wen, good ort+hntd, 6 aurae hardwood bush
and 15 nares posture ; helnnoe working land.
N )tile from nehonl; 111 miles from Walton
station, To settle estate will be Hold very
0he and on good terms,
Price
it
600.
0o,further naors ripply to
1)4 1313 51AR1A E ,
Phone 11n nrnaeelo E. .2,1Bluovnle
AUCTION SALES
ATJ(tT10N HALE -•U• G, CAMPBELL,
eon
est hot 6. Con, 2, Merritt, isms instruotRd the
underlittfl d to sell by public auction, on
Tuesday, N ov.°8th, eon in en cin g at I o'clock,
the following farm steak : 12 Ilene dual pure.
ose Shot thorns, 0 cows, 0 heifers supposed to
be with 0012 5 to freshen tide year, driving
horse 7 yanre old, 0 pigs 0 weeks old, set; or
Imre eealee 1000 lett„ 20 millets, 12 Oxford
breodilg BWes, TERM S.-12 months emits
on approved ;;Minh not es,
6 norPURo'3 Aloe for
moth,
Executors' Sale
of Valuable
Store 4 `!roper ty
In the Village of Brussels
18 the County of Huron
For the purpaeo ee oroxhig np the estate of
the tato (11 -serge Jnekeon there will be offered
for sale by Pnblio A,notion on seturdoy, the
5th any of November, A. 1).1027 at the Amer.
logo Etotel, in the Village of Brussels, et the
hour of three o'otoblt in the afternoon, bye,
M• 800tt, Aurtlotteer :
Tient Block,ie property, h11pot 0a "Tho
Blosldil Block,. composed of n portion of Lot
nanber1iuetyeig)1t betting 0 frontage rt
tryout dive foot six ino1e0 on Tnrnherry
street on theotoresnldv111ngo of iSrnitole,
There Is a good brick building upon these
promisee in good repair, now ootuptoe am a
butcher shop and jewelry store. The upstairs
hnelleretofore been need ns n Forester0' Hall,
and with little expense may he endo into
7043'deetrnbtedwellingon ortmont0,
Terme Dipole. -Tho property will ole offered
for sale enbjeet ton reserved bid. Ten per
tent of the pnreltato money to be paid down
at the time of sale and the balance in thirty
days thereafter without interest,
Prather nnrtienlnrt and conditions of sale
maybe led upon appliettlou to the tinder,
si te,
tintded at $renals this 24th day i Oat„ 1927.
ANDREW LAIDI.AW, V/. M. 9Is Sol9olSoleR,
St
Bxeontor, xeenttr'a iter.
D. M, 93216, Apotioneor
Voters' List - 1927
Municipality of the Towhship of Grey
County of Huron
Notice is hereby given that Knave brat 0m11 -
ted or delivered to the persona mentioned its
Sections 8 and 0 of the Ontario Voters' Liete
Act the copies required by said sections to be
. o trsntm (ted or delivered of the lint meds,
pnrenotlt to snit! Act of all persons appearing
by the last Revised A00es0tneat Roll of the
Municipality, to be entitled to vote at also•
Mons for members of the Legislative Assent•
boy end et Municipal Eleotione ; and the said
list wee first posted tip in toy office in Ethel
on the 29th day of October,1927. and rotuehte
there for )nepcatfon,
g autos nye oalled upon to inspect the said
001600160110101list. and if any ofoor any outer errors
ore round therein to take Int nediete proceed -
Inge to hove the said errors corrected accord- v:
lttto law.
Dated thi9 8101 day or OctoboRr!`B, 1927.
AR
J.
Clerk of Grey.
Farm for Sale
A very desirable stock farm of 150 scree, ;%r
mile front Brnseels. Good buildings and
equipments, Easy terms to suit purohemer,
For further particole re 0pp1y to
A. il, MACDONALD,
Brussels.
Farm for Sale
Lot No, Pt 28, ('oueeeelott 14, Township of
McKillop, 1 utile emit of Walton, oontoining
42 acres of land; four-rooteed frame house
mud smell barn and hen hone. A ll well drain
ed and fenced. For further perticnlors apply
to ROBERT HOLLAND, in sere of Theodore
Rolland, Nentorth R, R. No.1, Phone 297-8
ilo Your Not Bother You ?
Oh 1 the tragedy of Rolling Peet, the n,lsery
oPp
painfully9 dray •
tug
one foot lifter the
ooh•
or, the bitterness
or rein the others soot
)long withouta foot mooi n k world. Font
miterod ti he avoided. 1 kaon, bettered I,
.uvvared for years, lint I Pound. n way to re•
tf eve that enthral strain upon my weakened
granas. Now, f want to help other; ; if yon
are ft enfferer, pleotte 1111+11t3 on 'Rn a Poser when
writing. J. 7', WOOD, 220 Prosspeet st., Hnne
11 ton, Ont., or may be porehosed at Downing
Bros., shoe treater,., Brutro lo,
House nod tot for Sale
Tbeunderstgnetl offers for ,enle hip bongs
and lot on Albert st rept, Bra;,.els, !douse
onnbnine bath, Parttime and is oieetrto wired.
Good garden end enrage, Everything to
first -close repair.
05-tf JAN, IdENDE10AON, Senforth,
Farms for Sale
0250 Sores, being the smith halves of Lot+ 1Y.
19, 20, 21 and 22, in the 1st Con, of Grey town.
)hip. 100 Scree ideal grass farm, with raw
nine water and shade, will he sold 0epnrotely
11 dneirod, Will consider reutltlg part or ell
to to ulttble tenant. Apps to 0818
atm, 0. 3011P1N'l�ON, 19 10 2, Rlnrvele
or GEORGE SPOTTON, Winghnut.
House and tot tor Sale
The eligible house and lot on Queen street.
Brussels, rho property of the late Mrs, 1ieye,
le offered for sale, Comfortable Itousa whin
small garden. 1Por Nether p}nrtiotia•0 spar,
to HARRY KEYS,
S-tf R. R, 8 Brtnseh,
Farm for Sale
(The old Hamilton Plaoe)
100 acres, ;being N74 Lntm 7, 8, 0 and North
40 aortas of 10, Oat. A, Turnberry township
Lhrge first-olooa bar», splendid stone abnitlln
uoder teeth ' wlndntl11, large driving sheds
good frame ltome9 and atone kitchen, large
oroburd, never Palling spring on para, 2 Miles
from Wroxeter"vulvae and 1 anile from schoel,
This ftertlt Ina been ill pn01nre for some years
and will give highest returns. germ hind.
values will rise. Per per•tloulnre apply to
TH09, GI990N
Adtnlnletrntor John R. Gibeot estate
P. 0, box 77 Wroxeter Phone 80
Farms for Sale
wwweeetwee
The undereigned0 Offers , Por sale hrr100•nor0
form being Nye„ ort 2t, (nt 2(,andMorrie. Abs.
160 )ores,orbeing North i ,Lot 20, and Eoo 27,
Oot. 7, Morrie, Good Mouses old amus in'
first-alWwl sell
also all gaol out• Eeoo
i Ingo. Will nen oor or withoutI1r oro Ens.
! on for selling, poor health, For further part,
hailers to W, le. MC0UTOBSON,
Proprietor, B. 11,4, Bruseele.
Farms for Sale
100 Aeras of land, bete south jar of Lot 6,
Oen, S, end the south 34. of Lot 10, Con, 7 in the
Township of Morris. Those farms are offered
for sale to (lose up the estate of the Tate Jellies
Smith, If nob sold they will be rented for pas
tura. For partioalars app ly to the exeonteem,
AT.RX. 60IT11.
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