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WEDNESDAY, NOV, 9th, 1927
EDITORIAL.
}1£100 yoll made out your Christ -
mats list yet".
Uncle Saul W:11 `hold his Thauks-
iving on Thursday, Nov. 24th.
Another •.ve k gone and. the Lib.
-oral FlIootio 7 u c aunt not paid, Two
luontll, on h l .:h since thr , lection
Horne ic'1" 1 inis dl is ti c.v.)
Young inuni...4asitit _ICt te ..11!!'1'.1' 117
Toronto 11'71!...1 £ e",.4.k. :i •'1'' l5 ...
ho,1 't all '.r strtn,z,r44 7. L1i our
pttes as we ..tight i•,':
Fele (die::rl P9,ruid gives the..;,
timate: of the value of A?l+ r ti',
crop: Wilo:l'.. .•1 a t,00n.00Cl: 0111,.
$47,000,009: barley. :'0i1.008t
rye, $3.040.000; tr ]al. 1,000,mr,
A snug iner,- t in :; drazie seasos,
in the wealth of .:,,.non oenole.
lisis1. 14 the well kilo:: n
Gerrit t-:
,iultii:hor, passed. away last
'o'.;ek. 11;- ,svu ue•,l the lysis -,r•
1$92 on hi,.4 war -like policies au{ in
the World War told that Cola -.i
States would never aide in with. Gtr -
many. He was a great 'champion
o1' the League of Nation:.
Ontario citizens should be pleased
'to learn'che operating surplus k suf-
ficient to net the interest easel)', :
for the firs:c time in the histo"y of
the T. & N. 0. Railway. The Rouyn
extension which will be in operation
on December 1st, should help make
it pay its way every year from now
•011.
We would imagine that many in-
vestors would be getting a little sus-
picious of s.ork-brokers—those i1•l-
low.s that are here to -day and gone
to -morrow. The old reliable broker -
or the banks, however are still doing
business but .seemingly the 'fish don't
like to do '•ashless with 'this kind et
institution.
It's terrible what a married man
has '.o put up with in these Deo k'n
(days. At Chicago, a policeman when
leaving in the morning for duty
made the remark "Havo a good Pn-
n-r ready- ntLi the good wife o')s-
ed. When hubby cane home he -•et
down and nibbled lightly at a dish
or two and :14,11 loft the
Friend rill' () loss pnd '•oing i11)
the b(citv„ur tot his revolver and
shot hien ei „1 Hushathis take, wara-
Ir '—i f your not hungry. ry. lon't :8''
ho7:1 •.
hood:pr. dm during the ant l.e
months totaled 109.0100 :1 cn it
comp: red ---'til :40,000
moods of It:. Tin garn., ever
Jas -t t tmde n April. :Il'1,
and :lunc, vtio"le .-. Jul., .1,1 .
zSert--'.11 rues
and do t,`rid
in1111i"ra,t."r: amounted to 1'1,1•)21.
nhil aro• tram <::he•r.eut-
trio., ant 1. t 8;11 :. U.-rcii t ,e' -n1.1
foot rhe L',1".,•d Stat: -s, -A.,r;1
, •nn .1) e' -,-r 1.1.fo0 stn
23.01).. frevo Other c 1)8l',r-, i"-
rddui +g th- L-aitc 1 States. S.mtcenli
seasonal dee'ie ,. do
and 5,0o0 ileal ,til U:!1•1•
DATE. FIRED FOR THE NEW
FORD
Absolute knowledge 'lave 1 non.,
11!,t my
aunt's wash,' aonion'
Heard a poll( etato on Ms
'Tell it to :c 1:;r i' 0-•
'Ceti he, Ino -1a h t;1•r 1 '.t
lian'wriiten in the 1'1m 1. (Ire -%
From a Chin'.e coolie in '1'i n117uktln1
Who said that his son In C pha. knew
Of 11 c)lorer; gent in a Testis t,w1
Who got it right from a aeras clown
That 0 man in Klondike knows
From a gang of unwashed Eskimo-
About a fellow in Borneo
Who knew a mem who claims :o know
A hermit that lived beside a lake
Whose mother-in-law will undertake
To prove to her sister', nine'
In nicoly written piece
That she ha a -son who knows shout
When the new Ford car is coming out
After a flight of 2,000 miles, a
homing pigeon was picked tip e'(-
hathsted in New York street. It
bora a message that a naturalist was
lost in the mountains of north-wes-
tern Wyoming.
CLOTH PROTECTORS
If you ate sewing large buttons on
fine material, for fastenings, use a
flat butco.n on the inside of the Ma-
terial to prevent tearing t hole,
THE BRUSSELS POST
Ciaangeli ;z .texe
into a coni„Molle dra, scolio room, play-
room or e•:u-:1 sleeping yuarler., by erect-
ing cedillas Heid oorthions of l;1'prot•,
G}'pray ie til in i e your 11 is tir,-r-.i-l.al1,
w:uan in w hie l and easel in ettlitIllt'r.
Writ, f r a ) t t Mt II las.." It sill v1l
you Irov l l,t it r 1 (. t -_,In
;Sir -oldie; to'd h t,. -0 will r m". y.,14r inl bill
f„ n- it to
THE ONTARIO GYPSUM CO., LIMITED, PARIS, CANADA
11 For Sale By
Wilton 8?.. Gillespie - - - - Brussels, Ont.
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THE 1-tl tali; COUNTY COUNCIL kil,iiy rtetimnbering hila during his
HONOR WAREN AND MRS. dines:.
Pc'side< those mentioned the fol.
.. KLOPP
- Tut adny evtnie.5.`vovenihor 1s:.
wars= the date fixed anon to
journey to Zurich, the c•apiial ni?
Hay township an 1 pity" suitable re-
spect t , Warden and Mrs. Klopn. wits
"til recently joined hand and desert-
ed dee ranks of single blessedness.
Accordingly a large number of the
county councillors. their wives and
friends, to the number of about. sixty
assembled at the beautiful home of
-lir. and MTS. Kropp and took nos:sae•
si,on without let or hindrance.
Shortly after the guests had all
gathered, Fdc,v;' Coulter of Enet Wa-
wonos h (who by th1'- way has a splen-
did comnianl of the Kin;'s English
and makes an excellent chairman)
took charge of the proceedings and
asked 218 and Mrs. Klopp to assume
lowing. ins members of e001111l pre sent
and past and other friends were pre-
sent: Messrs. Barker, Turner, Cox,
Manson, Johnston, Goetz, Konn,dy,
Henderson, W. H. Coats of Usbon'ne,
Franklin Del'bridge of Exeter and
County Engineer Patterson, moat of
whom were accompanied by their
wives 01' daughters.
Tile following is a coley of the ad-
dress presented to the Warden and
Mrs. Klapp.
THE ADDRESS
To :he Warden and Mrs. Klopp.
Dear Friend:.—The members of
Huron county council and officials
have taken forc'ibl'e possession of
your home to -night, not for the pur-
pose of arresting you or doing you
bodily harm for any crime you have
,heir f+o:Rion under the arch in this eomntitted in conspiring together for
(•a5? not the proverbial wedding arch, your own mutual trust and goodwill
but the arch between the hall and the or in forming a new relationship
spaeieus living -room, and Re-rve which we nope and trust will bring
Beattie, of Seaford} read :a Very nic- you smell happiness; but we have
ely w of rte l address expressive of the
appr.4elation held for the (' ar•1 •n
and his bride, and Reeve McQuaid,
of M,-1' i?lar. I1e:entd them with a
lhau,lsone• West Minster chime clock.
Tie' warden 141111- 1 :•ry anprorri-
,11.0 reply. thanking his fellew-coun-
dilLms friends for this beaotifttl
testimony of friendship an: appre-
ciation, • .
1 r'••+ al deity hhvin oral
; r 1•-.1, Re. v. ::1 -Il t- of Exeter
owl Mrs. Saud.1s were then com-
manded Il bt 4.':441'10 .11 Co•1ltt. to
'-t,u1d w,• :10 d ii,'e1e Hayes of
;Lir-4{ Reeve H nn;'be l 01
.I.
,'11,1'1 duty
,,
,y 4 ) (eT! 117,•11 l lis
,?tl.•,t .-:It::• 10e'in with n beautiful
u•.'il:l I'1. :+,„tads ill. hap --r. thank -
d th,' covers the beautiful 811'1•_
'',,'111.' deck Holman 11H n¢ t'11-
'1 in 04.1 lit• :iso Mot e1 slaty to per-
-, r e it :h;- ift lin;•; a.•d p1'r1d't..'d
rr111:e1 1 -ides 10.1E -1l
acere 1111 (1 d to Councillors fleatqe
;I 1.•,..: and li e n'h.•rc•, .l< r01 u.'
1 -i11ij to whirl; 4 '4' must sant
nth•e-,:44444 , so.•rially whe•ti _..
rot,] _•:u7. 11)1 hien :tt by 1I-
Iilo1e 1-1.1 Sanders.
A?'10'r the r ..sel;tttions lull been
1 1 J
.
ed led (Inll•bd ail r ,•t,•.0t
t h1d m, to it town hall, wlh an
1 . ine8l i 14),•;17 of music •o.;,
chos and ,ancing was e a 1110,1 red
roei.es -.-0117 in the chats.
Cont, Council imperial gear-
, 1_:,•1':ancon Ir1i'in, Warden
1,10 and Courei1Lo•:= Hayes and
Stinrle•r::, rl li!+ht 1'd those assembled
with 01-',' •sal=4'1otti00s 011(1 p•u"ldic .
1h.. llo1111)441 ably presided at the
piano.
Bright addresses We're _iV0n by
i',”,•W.•rden, C. A. Robertson, M.P.P.
of Colborne. and B. W. F. Beaver,
o1 iixetc•r and Councillor= McNabb
of Grey £,n 1. Lee of Goderlch
Councillor licyes then took ("home
of the program of dances, to the
music 101101dhed by Mr. Weaver and
daughter with violin and piano.
This part of the proceedings was
brought to a close- by all forinina tit,
circle of 1oncor0 and singing "Auld
?sang Sync" a110 "For They Are jol-
ly Good Fellows," then 1111 returned
Mrs. Klopp
111:1
where 14Ir,
wh 7h
home
i
to 11'11. I0
provided a •splen ed lunch of coffee,
cake, sandwiches and pie which were
much enjoyed and appreciated, and
,hortly after midnight the last car
had left on the ra.urn journey,
some to hones as far as forty milts
away.
During the proceedings Chairman ter wary for the home car -washer 10
Coultes took oceasion to congratulate remove it than by applying water
Reeve Frank McQuaid, of :Y eKilIo11, , from a high-pressure hose. Discour-
on his being able to come out of cr. agement too ofton marks the use of
his severe illness. Stns V1(lQuai:l, the other methods generally avail -
feelingly replied, thanking all for so. able,
broken into the quietness of your
home -life rather to conratulate you
beak and join you in the old -fashion -
ase.] 17
. ''710' the crane
1
cd custom of "]n
your new .bine" an.I to do a little
toward ,giving you a send-off in life
r ahcr,
We wish also to pay our respects
at Chis bine to you, Ml'. Klopp, and
to express 000 appreciation of your
I tvicet: as our Warden, the 1 Mfr's
of which office you Have so effic-
iently
ac -
1)1141y discharged with credit to your-
self and honor to our county.
The office of Warden al p1 .-e:tt
with so 11011151 activities e'lall.nlil:, your
atter,tion is no sinecure. but on the
(114-t•It1I , the perition [')rut's 040-11 it
1114 10 1l. nsibility firmness of
•h:•a, 1,81,'4411 judgment and ea, -0 -
nth -n• ability, all of whish gi,.1J 1.'•x
5710 Lave 08e1n1lii'ierl in a marls' d
:egsee that has brought honor and
,' fiv t. ;he position,
At 11 slight token of our good w'i.h-
(a and e. tt "las, we ask you and Mrs,
Kimpt to accept this Block which,' we
ern t w'i11 not only prove an ornament
are; 1, useful cuticle of house fur -
at ;hint, hut that as you listen on the
n �o
•ncl a In
Musle of It C111111( pl
fait111'ullt the passing of zkne, you
will always be reminded of the pleas-
ant t180u(11tion0 dust have s 7 si folly
marked our 1)18(1ions in the dis-
charge g',e o our several duties and the
,making of .nr hour's so musically
and plvassantly hili always he typical
of a life holding :for ,you both -much
musics and ilalgriness.
In conclusion we ,join in wishing
you God speed in life together, and
that you may prove( to each other
true helpmates in the !attics that tall
t-.
to you 1n 17.' future.
Signed on behalf of the County
Council and officials:
J. WESLEY BEATTII's,
JOHN 1. HAYES,
ROBERT COUP TES,
A. C. BAEKLR,
THOMAS INGLIS
Dated at Zurich Nov. 1st., 1927.
PRESSURE IS USABLE I.1CP.E.
Motorists are advised not to use a
high-presaure hose cm the body of
the car when washing. -It does not
follow, however, that the same ex-
emption should be extended to the
chassis. If a great deal of mud has
Ibeon allowed to accumuate on the
ear's running gear, there is no bef.-
Warral
(7ANADA
to leers of Radio
All Radio Receiving Sets
MUST be Licensed
Penalty on summary conviction is a fine not exceeding $511.00
License Fee $1.00 per annum
Licens'.rs, valid to lllst March, 1928, may be obtained from :
Staff Post Offices, Radio Dealers, Radio Inspectors, or from
Radio Branch, Department of Marine and Fisheries, Ottawa.
A. JOHNSTON, Detfuty Minister of Marine and Fisheries
pwiwm,'+avru11..PO rmwr 21110.
PLOWING MATCH MARKED
SUCCESS
Perth Contests Attract 40 Teams and
Four Tractors—Many From
Distance—Class of Work
highly Praised By W.
C. Barrie, ,ludge
STRA•I'FOIRD, Nov. 4,—With dou-
ble the entries of last year, the ;ut-
nual plowing match of the Perth
County Plowman's Association, held
on the farm of William 9', Woods,
1 ear Avanton, toady, w419 1. 1714t1•kerl
:;access. There were 40 teants,enter-
ed and four tractors. Of this num-
ber 18 entered were from a disranc•e.
Among the prize winners were W.
0. Grenzebach, of Woodstock; Nor-
man McLeod, of Galt; Gordon Mc -
Gavin, of Walton; and -others of pro-
vincial fame. The oldest plowman
was Alexander Mciiei.'cher, of Wrox-
eter, Huron County champion, who
is 70 years old, and won 'first prize
for high -cut plows in sod.
The judge, W. C. Barrie, of Galt,
expressed himself in most congrat-
ulatory terms to the officers at the
close of the match, praising highly
the• class of work.
Following is a complete prize list: i
High -cut plow's in sod, open—A1- ,
oxander Mc'Kercher, Wroxeter; Rob-
ert Doig, Seaforth; S, Thomas,
ilduncey; H. Andel -4:0n, 0shwekall.
Jointer plows in sod, open—Ifo:-
man McLeod, Galt; W. 0. Gres e-
bacll, Woodstock; John Hall, Ayr;
Roscoe Buck, Paris.
Jointer plows in sod, open to ,
those who have never won a first
prize in class ,1 2 and 3—Wilfred
Brown, St. Pauls; Leonard Griew,
Stratford; R. J. Scott, Cromarty; W.
C. Ilodge, Science Hill; Roy Pack-
11an1, Stratford; John 'Batty, St,
P81111.
Joi•nt^r plows in sod, open to boys
and r
1 R andel F easel Dewar, uWel-
lesley; Austin Nairn, Munro Donald
Wallace, St, Pauls; Ernest Chttffe,
Mitchell; Jame:: 14)1011010, St. Paul.;;
Norman Hatfield, 3Iitehell. •
Single furrow ('idin • plow in sad,
open ---Collin Pitts, Stratford; Perry
Arntil10ng, Si. Pauls.
Tractor plowing in sod, opcn—
Gordon SIcGavin, Walton,
Tractor plowing in sod, open to
re, idents of Perth—Frank Bell, St.
Paul's; Paul Filstrong, St. Mary's
John Gallop, Russelldale,
SPECIALS
Best plowed land in sod---Normin
McLeod.
Best c0own 114 class 4—Donald Wal -
ace.
Rest CTOw71 111 class 2—W. 0,
Grenzebach.
Best 1111141) in class 2—Norman
McLeod.
Best finis1 in class 3—Roy Paelc-
ham.
Best crown in class 3•-W. C.
l-Iogde.
Best crown 1n t7'a('toi' classes --
Gordon McGavin. -
Ilest finish in tractor 111a,sss--
Frank heli.
Youngest plowman—Ellwood Mor -
ray, St Pauls.
Best two rounds, plowed by mem-
bers of Councy Council, one entry—
Jacob l ilblefleislh, South Eastholle-
Best team in match—R. J. Scott,
Cromarty.
Best plow team—George Stewart,
S:, Pauls,
Best in and outs --Austin Nairn,
Munro.
Di£u1 finishing' first --James Duns-
nmr, St. Pauls.
Friday and Saturday '• Nov. 11 & 12
of Part" 6 6Wer- .,,.1 "' Y' I°("i c
Monday and Tuesday, - Nov. 14 - 15
Peter B. Kyne's Book
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YOU REMEMBER THE STORY
—A REAL FILM NOW
Friday & Saturday - Nov. 18 19
"FA KY
UPSTAIRS"
A WELL KNOWN
FARCE COMEDY
Coming
Better Ole"Nov. 24 25,- 26
� The
H. A. BROWN,
whose appointment as Vice-Preoi-
dent and- (General Malinger of
Cameral Motors of Canada, at tho
age of :17, marks him as nap of the
youngest hl 'her executives in the
automotive industry, fir, Brown
has been connected with the Gen-
eral ;Motors organization for a
number of years, having held the
position of comptroller at Oshawa
;trace September-, 1921. He suc-
ceeds Gordon Lefebvre, who has
assumed an important post With
the Oakland Motor Car Company
at Pontiac, Michigan.
WE FOUND THIS remedy, Mrs.
Svbilla SparhsTonsilitis nearly 91) per
cent 111(1! •s treating Sore Throats,.
oats.
Head (olds, P-,ronc'hial Asthma,
Cough, 14ronchitis, Catarrh, 110 1 'Ton-
sil Disease. Results good, or money
back. Sold a: Anon's Drug Store.
JUNIOR FARMERS'- VISIT WILL
NOT BE DULL
Crowded. Program faces youths who
Will Visit Royal Winter Fair
as Guests of Government
BROWN BROS.
NURSERYMEN, LTD.
(Trower, and Importers of Ili r'1
Grade Nursery stock, Wont Special
Representatives In every locality.
Liberal Commissions, paid wholly,
Write today. Address Ridgeville,
Ontario, LO -12.
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the ESttate of
Jane Miller, Morrie Township, Wid-
ow, uccoasod,
All ,• -111 ore and persons (4,0)lg ,''lllu•,
Itglttus1 .lune Miller above anal•),
0f hr (41111•, n,n+1 mend ile deltv0r. •'n
on the Stith .105 or November, A. P.
1017. fall pert •calms or t).4r rialto.; to Them-
a-, BI1l'er, or mons. Township, nrmo,-Io 9>01
517110, or to Waiter 8ontt. 1'nshnn t ,, B1'ae.
5010, With 0)11009,45,1 a(1(1 de.ert),tions
-
I And further take notice that (Pt t1,o 30th
dor of Nmmnber, 1197, the totid 000140')
' will peeped 10 dlstribnte the a0,710 of
, the send estate WHOM) the inu•4i,+s ,ntiti«d
1 ,,'(', (O, having regardonly to thc claims or
Whleh Choy shell ti`en have had rrotte, 1,10`1
oil Exr, utnry 1111411 1401 be 110111e 401. the
5040 hs44010 or any port t1>017,f to any Dorsl..
of whose claim they shall not rhea have re-
ceived (Inane,
I elated at Listowel, the Bob slay of November.
11" u7.
Thomas Millar Walter Swift,
H R MUtPiY,14 0., hlstwnl,
Solicitor
for Executor's,
I.
1 Meeting at Huron County Council
Three days that a brimful and
flowing over wick interest and inter-
tainment ore in pi•o+pert for 111e five
hundred Ontario farm boys, ten of
them front this county, what are to
visit the Royal Winter Fair and '.he
city of Toronto as the guest, of ;h'
Ontario Department of Agriculture.
Entertainment, but not merely that;
everything on the crowded program
that has just been announced by R.
5, Duncan director of Agricultural
Ilepresentatives, who is supervising
the arrangenlento for the. trip, is
there for a purpose. At the
Fair the boys will see for one tlhilg, 1
the "Jubilee of Agrieulture" exhibit
which the Dominion Govc"mnont and
the (different provinces are stnxln e
to allow in a 'striking way the pro-
gress that has been made in the
Dominion's greatest industry since
114(17, and to demonstrate 01 amaz-
ing
7 z -
in, variety of high quality live stock
and farm produce raised in Canaria
today. In the show ring they will
watch judges' of intonation leimt-
ation place purebred animals from
nine provinces and many States. it
will give throe 1111cinm ideals of the
types that the foremost breeder., are
striving for, 1'1.815 the.: will in ;Ill -
vitro their own 11111114 for the hnlno.
farm.
Live Stock, grain and seeds, (case
and Vcgetable•s, poultry, rabbits and
foxes, dairy produce a11(1 1)01)15' --
they will see then; all. On the fi'e'f
nigh: they will Miss in review before
Lord ,1'illinl,•elo1, Governor-Ger:m.4
of C'anadu R'I10 will open the Fair,
and for the rest 0f the evening they
will w"lt<h hoeses from tl
1110-.
stables on the continent take the
jumps under skilled riders.
Moro than all this, they' will have
the magic pt •:swan that will •gain
them entry at the huge .farm implem-
ent manufacturing plant of the Mas-
sey -Harris Company; they will see
Union Stock Yarns and packi ,g
plants and gain a first haled icnow-
market requirement will go through
several large commercial institutions
to see how big city business concerns
n
are run. There lads ars to live . high
high
during their 'suit; a luncheon a5 the
guests of the Government of Ont-
ario; other big spreads as the guests
of the packers, the nnplemont people
and different e011l117ei'citll concerns,
winkling up with a theatre party on
the final night The boys will sleep
in 59110111a House, in the centre of
the city, and will breakfast each
morning at Hart House, in the great
dining hall used by the 51+ldenes of
the University of Toronto,
In order that they may bring back
a clear stony to the folks at hone and
observe more closely for their own
benefit an Essay Competition :has
been arranged. Three prizes will be
awarded for essays in this country
and the hest will bo entered in a
Provincial Championship elms,
Five hundred boys, possibly, ready
:for a rest, but carrying away n store
and industrial progress that will
11114140 them proud oftheir, country and
their calling, will leave Toronto on
November 18th.
'rho (1 5,c11 of the 0010701(0001 the Cotte -
h• of Huron will meet in the Connell ('hath•
bey, Underfelt. 05 •2 o'clock in the afternoon 7f
Tumidity, the 0th day of December, 1017 All
amounts against the County mart be11) the
hands of 11th 01erk not Inter than Mo10ny pre-
ceding the 1070110) of Council.
At this meeting of 0' u0ty donned the ape
0010tmont of n County Treflaarer, also nn (0-
spaotor Par the House of Refuge well he made.
Applications for the above positions to be
sent or delivered to the undersigned County
Clerk an or before 8aturdny, Dec 8.1, 1027.
GIEO- W.140111014,
County Clerk
Goderlch, Nov, 5(11 1527,
Farm for sale
The undersigned odors for sale his oigh ty •
six acro tnral,being South parts of (019 0 sod
7, Con. 12, Grey Township, .Good stone yen•
erred house with steel roof, largo bank barn
and driving shed combined 7840 ft. with
steel roof cement stabling under entire build-
ings, hen house 15}yx 50 ft., good drilled well,
large orchard of choice fruit, Over 000 rods
of wire fence, abort 5 pores of 1 ush, 4 mires of
viol wheat, balance seeded to A Volta except
00 auras which is altP101211741. 24y 1(1100 from
Brussels and ;t mile from school. Liberal
terms to a gnlnk Myer, For Portlier vorto-
nlorsapply to JOHN GRANT, R. R No. 2,
Phone 250 Brussels.
Farm for Sale
A very desirable stock farm of 150 acres, 14
01(1e from Brussels. (good buildings end
equipments, Bev terms to H lift purchaser,
For further particular,. apply to
A, H. MIACDONALD,
Brussels,
Farm for Sale
!At Nn, Pt 00, Concession 11, Township of
ti OKlllop, 1 tulle east of Walton, containing
42 acres of land: fonr•rnmoud frame honse
end small born had lien house, All well dram
ed and fenced. For ftu•Iher particulars apply
to ROBERT 1-101.1e0 ND, in rare of Theodore
Holland. Non forth I1, 11.140, 1. Phone 2117.3
Do Your fest Bother You ?
011 , tho tragedy or aching fret, h n 1. ,•ry
srpolo:oilt Lnct,hag ono Coot after tho otie
rt, lir 111: ime H of watching otherS step
..lung 111411011 le foot core In the world, Foot
((0ery em, be nvotiit i. 1 nw,W, immH0-0 1
.:171 -red tar yours hat I found a way to re.
11,,470 that paint al =treln upon toy weakened
Arches. Noty, 1 want to help uthors , ,1' yon
non soberer, please 010(4(00 Til I Poss. when
writing .1. T, W0011,229 Prosspe, t st., flame
i 400(1, Ont., or umy be purrh090d nt ilotvnitg
h1.0s., shoo deniers, mussels,
Souse and tot for Sale
'rhe nnderslgned afro,. rot sale h(r house
and let on A lhort stnv0 ,sus els, Poona
on tains bath, furnace anti 1,1 ,leetri' wn'.d.
e; cod garden and garage, Everything In
nrs'•class repair.
85-tf •1AS. HItNtII:RNON, Senforlh,
Farms for Sale
251) anvils. liming the month halmof 14ots 18,
1)1, 20, 21 and 22, in the 1st Con, of Orel own•
ship. 100 mores ideal grass farm with 1.110.
ntng hater 0011 shade, will be mold separately
if desired. Will notod(101' ren ting port or all
10 anfttihle te,nu,t. Applyto 8111)
(011(1, 0. .JOHN:4l'0N, 12112, (11)101010
or G0014E415 SPOTTON, Winghxm,
House and Lot for Sale
The eligible house ani; lot on (mean street
Brussels, the property of the late Airs. Revs.
is offered for sale, OoHfortnLlrl house with
entail garden. Per further particulars 0ppty
to 1(011(.1Y 1071N,
8•tN 14.11. 0 Brnesell
Farm for Sae
(The old Hamilton Place)
1110 noses, :being N14 Lots 7 8, 0 and North
40 pores or 10, -Con. A, (rnrnlnerry township
Large first -Masa barn, spleniid atone stabling
nndor0entl • whtdndll, large driving shed,
good frame home and stone kitchen, large
probe rd, never failing spring on Win. 2 miles
Mont Wroxeter village and I mile from school.
'rhea form (400 been h1 pasture for some years
and will glvo highest returns. Porta land
values Will rise, For port(oular8 apply to
THOS. GUMON
Administrator John 14, Gilson estate
P. 0, box 77 Wroxeter Phone 80
Farms for Sae
'The undersigned Offers for sale his 300.aore
Pxrtn brink NStiLot ds 001 7 Morris, Alen
142 0000 being Nort11�5, Lot 20, had 1y, 27,
non. 7, Morris, Good ;buses old barns in
1110t•Clxee oondltlon, a10o all good out•bnlid•
Inge, Will gch without erop, Rees•
on for selling, poor health. Nor further port•
(callers apply to . W. 1. MoOtJTOR(4ON,
Proprietor, R. R.4, Brussels
Farms for Sale
solsooeoee
100 noses of 1nud, Nein) eta soden 114 of Lot 5,
(Jon, 8, ;d the 001(11 54 1f t,ot 10, Con, 7 In the
Tow110hlp of htorrb. e lhooe fnrmo are offered
for 0018100)00001(1 the estate of the late dames
tamith. It not sold they will 1,o rented for p00
tore. Nor partloulars antis, to the axeolto@s,
MAIM WITH,
El MIRY SANDERSON