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WI':DNlssDAY, NOV. 10, 111:'7,
EDITORIAL
r[.314 '.\'!tl, (Iii'ofPelc in •
n !.Mutt no ',lore than cit +i ililt.ir}'
"t,o,,."
•t �fs.,v 1: cior 3
Ve'rlr;l!rn ,,f Ule ('03/111;: t'or 11':1.,,
athout h : tune,
The ifol-al `a"���d•��i�Pa'r v:ill e;fen
I 1 L t ani- tc e l liver!,' r,tl'm, r,
111+1 tu..c.ne,33
Worth tI, 1134113' of a<1r1 : shm ono,
times over.
it is coo rt.,'Lively ';tin, -1'i , -;t
the rrratnn. ,f 111!!,!01 1' h., 1'n-
1"ord .`in, 1,P 3'•e3: company "100.90'1,-'
01)0. And )^,1',.t of '..he nth r-
1'ae.t,1.•,. of :1,u, m1')l o :e
l:'is a ,I1t.•. ruu)ored.
.lei last; t i,L t i CIF ,' t 1 e:,
funds at 1 - .. • , ul Ir s
aer0(UI1. 1:'. • -1 .,,,_alar
Mon -lay. but on :armi i1'•:, rint•-
1s if ,peat 'a. off. -,red ! 1',r .,_. 1(' ,n •
c4)1)1's th'• check to ),ay no in Cul.
So that'. that.
The writer of the column .\. lir. to
of ia'e:rything" in the Toronto D'.l :.
Star asks the following which 11-1:
more truth than m i'y:-Why no'.
call. it Thankstaking instead of
'Thanksgiving': People reel:'hrnte tile'
day by taking a holiday, caking a
drive and taking an extra good meal.
Fame comes•• to Huron County once
more. "Brvtephalus" world cham-
pion juniper, a 10 -year-old horse who
now belongs to the Royal Canadian
Dragoons at Stanley Barracks, Toe.
ontO, was raised near Win„•ham and
purchased in 1920 as a remount or
:117.. He won the GeorgechOl-
1•age cup at Madison Square Gar -
New York, last Week.
Pita' •
other evening the doctor in
conlla.•n sing on the recent bank rob-
!..:).1
rob-
1'.a1 holdups said that those
f,•'i,)'.'s should have the ]ash -An nr
dinary ,fail sentence was nothing for
rho: 1:.'nts. We suggested that til";'
b.:• given a double dose of Sciati,"1
.all those that ever had a real touch
of .sciatica, and in favor of .such a
11U 1')hnrent, pLrase hold up their
hands. 1 thank you.
On Arm' • Day Col. J. L. Ral-
tm), Cann, ', 10 Minister of Def••n"e
1 1 ell',1 the ,,tat'•l} cross of Sewell
('1 6, . . erected at the .Arl-
ington Cern '=,a•y. Washington in hon-
or of Ant 1'n" who ..nlisted with
Sant .. _ into the war. Hon,
\ is 11'1
tor 1
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Not
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:nrrupa 1'l 1 t 1'v:- ntul f .• :rt'':3
':ie(timi 111 :1'.•y tan i,
SHOL l.ls lei: I.\r T tll''il
4:11 'That a ..affil ):. r)t'or.t!•.r r
1 11± d with the a1, tli ll
otr.'1(trfthe :p Haat
' any corrupt intent by hint.
(1) That the appellant's it. t t1 :_
of the legal position of ,11( I eon
when the payment was made la be-
ing still a candidacy was, tinder
circumstances, both involunt'n -11
excusable and that he, in good faith,
endeavored to have the election con-
ducted according to law.
There bring 'divided success" no
costs are allowed.
THE RIGHTS OF MOTORISTS
The great and insistent lesson
must be taught and taught again,
until it is thoroughly understood and
heeded by a,.11, that the whole right
an atitomobilo has on the highway is
the right to pass over it carefully
with due regard to the right of oth-
ers. ---Mr, Justice Riddell.
THE BRUSSELS POST
Ub b
AT YOUR
',)1$OW N
PR!OE
Following Lines \VIll be cleared re-
gardless of Price on Saturday :
15 I',tirs 111 1It,n'S 11i''h R,ubirer 13ot,ts
10 fairs of \Ii-'tt's (Pun) Rubbers
4 1'<rlr4 of \1t'.tl's IA -railer Tops
5 I'.kir, of 111'71', Felt Shalt
1.1 I'>lir of Hen's Work Shoes
411001, !Leo's, I, Blit s' ant Cililalren's Rubbers
w. Ferguson
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Syd Chaplin in "The Better 'Ole"
Comes to Grand Theatre
Thursday, Friday, Saturday of Next Week
Here is a Synopsis of the Story of begins.
Old Sill and his Pals amid the That night the soldiers stage :1n
Billits and Bulletts of War. uproarious amateur show, replete
with gags. BIII and Alf take -part
as the front and hind legs of a horse.
Then the Germans actack, 13111 and
Alf are ;ew•e4 in the fake horse's
body too tightly to join in the gen-
eral letl'eat.
A side-splitting sequence follows,
when two Gorman soldiers, befudd-
led, try to get the fake horse in a
stall. The sequence breaks the hor-
se's sides, and 13111 and Alf are releas-
ed. They exchange clothing with
the German soldiers and find them-
selves assigned to duty at German
headquarters. Dill, not underGland-
inging a word of German is assigned
to serve meals to German officers.
Bert, meanwhile, has been taken
prisoner as a spy. He gets a mes-
sage of warning to Bill and Pill
commanders a motor car, to take him
w the British lines. The car is
wrecked. Bill gets a motorcycle and
tides on under heavy artillery fire.
The G,Imians capture hint. hut Bill
succeeds in foiling• tho•m, when he
cuts the wires which were to blew
up the town where die British tropm.
are quartered,
Rescued as he is about to be .at:,',
Ilill is offered any reward he desires,
He desires to he made 0 sergeant w
that 3(c' van have charge over
na,:.d Bull}, Corpora Quint,
"The Trouble with Old Pill is 't•
don't have his mind on the war," said
Alf, the little Cockney private, But
Old P,ill had more important things
to think about. Especially his misuse
Maggie. back in Blighty. Meanwhile,
in hack of the front at Bourarr't, he
has a chance, between air rails, to ob-
sen'e the love affair b1tw•aen
his pal. Bert, and Joan, the lu:'tty
sister of Gaspard, the innkeeper, :7n1
to stake close 'armony with his other
pal, Alf.
He does not notice the arrival of
Major Ruset of the Highgloom
Guards. whirling into Boucaret on a
motorcycle. So the hard-boiled cor-
poral Quint, puts Ilial on fatigno
duty,
The Major adjourns to the cAl r
of the inn, where he confers with
Gaspard, and togs -her they -.re about
to release a pigeon,, wi:h a in•,,sae.
10 the Germans advising. th:'n) to at -
tat k at once, Old hill, chasing )t of
tumbles into she: cellar, '0r(1sns the
situation. grapples with G !shard, and
ropes dun. ('1'3'ing, "Spy..'
The Major orders everybody nit
and reit,-es Ga -lard, fir'ng lite;
hint to dive'! 4:,0!,10 ion. Hr' 1' •part:'
to the General ;11111 .. ,.')';•i;:`.tnoel n
1,1, lo, v.l.ile a:1, 1$1! 1,01 of (,asna d
PROMINENT IN HURON HISTORY
Ten Sons 1(r Richard Leech 1411 •: on•
Pm -"r ^a,ildin�
11( O.)1a, )o
•
)
toitkir e \\'[:ell the' War o' 1 12
leek„ oat h.• 1 _:: to `:h de''•.1. e of
..n'.. :O di at the crnclu '
t1( :r tool: ),1t ft: ell.. sir ti �'!.r
1'1
o1 1.:,. t3(I li,Itard I !'
• 1 k 7 ..1,1 il: 0,3' • 10 y ,.)r_
I3( w1'1'c 40111011 h; 1 . .
of -;her:) 114'!0' an 1)o :'a' . •
of t3(. son.,
and tIr' otltor.e nlali
i:n o o1' indu,-tt'v
11,: arcs a c•dlhu. ,di:, „ ,i,
J11,,,,,1.11. :1 30)' 1 ,
he. 1 1(I at Him , 1435', 'I 1 :
ac'tit'n 1t r:oliti: 1) th, ,1.. •...
for 1'2 years 30.1)1 lib' oi'fit" . ( -....
(lent of Ulf North ITItr (1t (MA
ive .i.socia:ir,_:r. The ,,,..e' ,
t ere: P Iclr,l, t n) r,'lu t •
(:ahinet nut',e1'; Edward, i , l :_ o'l
011.1 ,justice of the ;mice; joint,
maker and rlu')ch•tnt;
for arid cabinet-maker and
the peace. Tile other lire..,
0111(4. Gooroe anti \V,•3( -t1(•, tS r,
ministers.
1,1),• 1131111e of 1,a,c11 remai•;4 ,1
hrl;l'ht spot in :he early history of
thi:4 section and the nein, is 14111 n
r in: rly associtited with tin (;11th' tl tv'
The cu.anicry which was recently
destroyed d,y fire in Bluovale was
built by the Leech brothers many
years ago,
,Charles Garniss is the present
owner of the Bluevale mill.
yo0 11(
el 1'1,
v''. built in 1,•lt, It
in 1kr,n. T.
. ='I
H. I'I: pair it. e i 'F3r t
i 1.f ') , •
141( 114., h111'71104, The
35•,'1 ,, cut fret"
,n
and n"Wei by !land. The
e 1. f.l]" 0:a - bl'e,f)701. :'td,'' groat
ltf 'alt} from Pori:- and (u(iph by
ox,.n, 'rt lana )1(l le h was ('44,11.1
1,o .simply r,nwel' for mills w',h:rtnnd
many sl.rin:, ±'loons. Fifto,•n years
1„0, hoWe rt, the old dam went on:.
with the high spring' waters and was
replaced by ,a modern concrete
•tru('tu tee.
So successful were their first mil-
ling venture, that the 1.e,•ch brothers
later built another still 04 Gerrie, at
hat time called L(e,chville.
Behind the .old mill at Iluevalo
stands a large white brick residence,
in which many members of the Leech
family were raised. It is one of the
beauty spots of the district and at-
tracts many visitol's.
There were 10 brothers in the
Leech family, the Sens of Richard
and Barbara Leech, both natives. of
Irelanr. In the year 1812, Mr, Leech
arrived at Brockville and there 1,-c
up business at his trade, cabinet -
HURON COUNTY
Percy Passmore, of Usborne, was
one of the competitors in the annual
plowing mateh held by the Mt4 Pleas-
ant branch of the Ontario Plowman's
Association. Ho succeeded in cap-
turing second place in the champion
sod class and the sweepstakes for the
best finish in the field.
Eight cars parked in front of the
Central hotel, Exeter, had a tiro
puntured in the morning. What the
travellers thought could hardly be
put in print.
YOUR SUMMER COTT;4:, GE
JTT1 I VIII or
9 u4� 1 NH�li, jl lgIIIIILI141 1(1
•1(l: ., lith i i,1( �•t,-,
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33
Y� it as Attract:. e Inside as Out
lk/fAKE your summer rottaAe comfortable and hnnm-like
with G5 -pros Fireproof partitions and ceilings. At
small cost the whole 'Major may be transformed into
attractive, cosy rooms,
(Ghee for free1 - d,3( t -"My Home." It will tell you how (lepror
I1o19n'.,nl c t - , lnsulatin„ Sheathing and ),,.,ales trill. reduce your fuel
till lean 20 t , l4 3,
THE ONTARIO GYPSUM CO„ LIMITED, PARIS, CANADA 1352
FA qpr or WaUlbo'1,.: rd,
For Sale By
Wilton & Gillespie - v - - - Brussels, Ont.
l=11.0112.14.019 .00nitimor.aroonotvoortootos......0000r*igooktositmitorors.
GENERAL MOTORS
OSHA\\A, Ont,. Nov, 11. -The
expenditure of a quarter of a million
dollars here this year by General
Motors of Canada on a housing
scheme for employees being w 41011 -
ed with interest by other large cor-
porations in the Dominion of Canada
a114 elswhere.
On land covering about: a dozen
city blocks General Motors have
since 14)19 completed the.ereetion of
about eighty houses of a first-class
residental type, and twenty-six more
will be completed before the end of
this year. Of the total 84,800, these
houses are sold to General Motors'
employees on very reasonable terns,
usually a small payment down and
small monthly paymtents. The houses
are being eagerly taken up by em-
ployees, and it is planned to build
more next year to fill the demand.
When this employees' housing
scheme was peing considered it was
realized that there would have to be
a certain amount of standardization
in the interests of economy. The
in which this standardization has
been achieved. 'without monotony of
any kind-, no two houses being exactly
alike, is considered worthy of study
by town planners and all who are
interested in the beauty of their cum-
munities, particuliarly in view of the
growing number of streets in Cana-
dian cities on which she !louse's 011
look alike fmun1 One encs, to the other.
Plans which would meet the eon
ion outlined were drawn up by one
or Canada's most distinguished areh-
itects. The scheme might be tech-
nically descr!hed as the "Master
Plan" scheme. Thar, is, 111,'ro are
some twenty master plans oi' ho'iaes
each distil') ", from the other in basic
01ucepc1.011 31114 treatment, A pecul-
iar value of these plans lies in the
fact that they are capable of almost
indefinite variation in a minor yet
important sense.
Arrangement on the streets in Osh-
awa set aside for General Motors
housing 'develo'punents also carries
the variation scheme further. Stucco
anti brick houses are erected in dou-
ble alternation, two houses of Stucco
and two of brick. The stucco houses
are of different color combinations;
the brick being di'fferendated by var-
ious textures of brick in different
patterns of laying. The plans are so
arranged, in addition, that they niay
be reversed, leaving the approach on
the right side of some and the left
side of others,
AMAZING RESULTS, hundreds
of operations avoided, treating Bron-
chitis, Sore throats, Head Colds,
Croup, Quinsy, Cough, and Diseased
Ton;•ils, by using Mrs, Sybilla Spahr4
Tonsilitis Success or money hack,
For Sale at H, 13, Allen's Drug Store.
Willing to Contribute
Ie (after the show) : Let neve kiss
you good 1114116,
She: No, I'm saving any kisses.
He:Then let me add a couple to
your collection.
Friday & Saturday
3
Nov. 13 - 19
ter1• fru
111)1 41.1 F 3437
•,i \VELI. KNOWN
EARCIs COMElll•
Monday and Tuesday, - Nov. 21 - 22
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ALL TI -IE SOLDIER BOYS WILL
I3E HERE TO SEE FRENCHY AGAIN
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
November 24, 25 & 26
Syd
Chaplin
in
A Brand New Film
"The
Better
'Ole"
Monday and Tuesday - Nov. 28 - 29
"Valley of Hell"
BRUCE COUNTY
')'W(1 cases of smallpox are 10''1'007(11
et S0111111u11p41 u,
Lttelinote 114 trying to form a Ohor,4
40l'iet )' All+1 m141(18411 /1,
Hoot 3(amp'.o)n is 10 hove a new skit
111g rink 11) east of 147,5111)
.\ sI ray dog hit a little gi41 at Tee
water, and countable got the dog tint
de111'nye(1-
'1'he operating o1' the (Children's Ai
Society in 13ruee Comity, 3(113 yea)
(11(41 134,11110,
Plans are being prepared fur the
13131 (tnnn(tl Uh11st mag 1''141' 10 he 111'11
17 Walkerton, 01( Deren(ber IM h.
John HI ills hon sold his faun to
Hobert Irwin, ('x•Iteese of 'Unto.
'!'township. The price is reported It
b,+ )07,'2(111,
111106(11)40,,ln(iug the jnt81 year, has
01411) live hundred dollars on play
gruuud egniptnrut- Slides, ladders
giant sll'i,le•, rings, elm,
11. Me(ltegnr, the well•k(OWn
the( -aper, 4111 13rnee, had an am
I'raaltired (01(111' putting on a belt at.
W. Oilelu'isl's 1lne,hiug.
Alex. :deliao tion, of Erie, North
13(116(11.11, 4(14)100(1 away in his 81th year.
lie 5peut his Nelly clays in 1±inloss,
but heft there 50 years ago
-
Willi/tin 1) M('Intn)11, 1(1' Matgn'tte
4011,1 1404 311'On appointed Itlaleagel' n
sales for the 1inion Labor Life Insur
Wore O0., is am Old IC 111 boy.
'Walkerton police Wo11 c(t11ed by
Formosa villager) who had 1 Wine been
dis4n'hed by "unto) (' (s turning pow.
01'f1(1 flashlights into 131011' window),
\V..1, Henry, 1(t' Rincatdi, ', to lend
1'r in ('i41C, business and chin rh circ
les for )many years, passed away in
Ins 70111 year, after two weeks' 1111(054,
;Tank (ledley, of the Kincardine
High Sehnnl Cadet team, won the
White Can I'm' the highest 111 (livid•
end score in shooting at London, re-
Alex, Kraemer, who conducts a
wood -working shop in Greenock, six
guiles \\'est of the 0. N. R. sttation,
Wtalkert,00, gat. the index finger of
his right hand into a planing ma-
chine.
John Sidle has sold his 100•farm 2l
miles North of !Maple Hill, and form-
erly known as the Jas. H1'ockleb1111(
property, to Herman 1luen0nlorder
of the 6; 1; Con,, Brant, for',$8.000, im-
mediate possession being given.
13011, Duncan Marshall, former
Minister of Agriculture. in Alberta, is
writing 113 304y of Bruce County.
He is it native of Elderslie Township
and at 1(l e time conducted a newspap-
er at Th( rebury,
\Villituu 011!ppenclale, ft))Pman of
the machine shop of the Malcolm
Furniture Company, at Kincardine,
had his 11140( Molly lacerated in one
of the machines. The injury was
very painful, but he was cable to be on
the job again, the following day.
A' rmt111imnnn rail has been extend-
ed by the congregation of Knox Pre".
bytes ian Church, St. Marys, to Rev.
G. W. Connor's, ph D., of Ripley, to
become pastor cf the church. since
the resignation of Rev. W. J.
Harnett, now of Saskatoon, the
church hao been without )1 min1strr,
Melvin N Gowdy, who we, recent-
ly prc(mo(011 to the position of comp -
troll; r of the General Motors Comp-
any of Canada to succeed Mr. Brown,
who has been appointed as gene( al
manager, is a Mildmay boy, a son of
liana Gowdy. 137 virtue of his office
ns comptroller of (40ne(al MOtots of
0 (nada, Mr. Gowdy is assistant reran! --
troller of General Motors Corporation
of the United States.
Robert Reid and 'I'homlals Bennett,
two roamers residing )lea)' Tiverton,
mild fines ill police Court for 11(lt emu.
plying with the Stallion Enrollment
Act, both having failed to register for
their hot Sas, this year, Reid cviae fin-
ed $26 and en,,ts, while 13onnetr was
assessed *b0 and costs, The 1 titer
was convicted nil 1a 4111(1lar ('barge,
f( u1' yen1s ago. Information in both
rases wits laid by W. P. Hakel, of
Tot onl0, Inspector under the 14nro11-
'1011 Act.
1'3(.• buildings on the evangelie(11
•n t' 1
r 1(l ( meeting r
]ll I 1
1 1 (1171 n
n 7110 Ott
) f. I }
l•
•'
'on., (nal ), ,
z tan )( )
1 I which ore
1 } h ,1
used es hoarding hoto.oc for the (101-
eg+,tro dosing the annual Sentinel'
r•antp meeting service. have evident
1y Immune nn npernl ion has for Chick-
en !Heves, ,u'erd'diog Ir• pnlire re•
1101 1S. Six h«114 Wel c. die0ever0d ill
on of the boilable.. in a linlf-starved
eonditioe, whit' ihit'Ieen 01 Ile( lilt
Wer. lying dead on the floor,, having
,lied of starvation, The police believe
lbnt (•hicken thieves have establialed
or planned (0 ,'allllllol) an opern1ion
hasp thee.. f'0 the purpose of Carl v -
i11)1 on al llyit i Ps on an extensive scale,
3(777 wore forced to x1)11 414'n the plan
for some r01a81(1 or other, leaving the
ilnprisui,rd hind's to Iheir fide.
1 BROWN BROS.
I Growers and Importer, of High
- Grady Nursery stock(. Want Special
Representatives in every locality,
1 Liberal Commissions, paid weekly,
Write today, Address Ridgeville,
Ah Ontario. 1(i-12.
NURSERYMEN, LTD.
1 Notice -to Creditors
In the matter of the Estate of
Jane Miller, Morrie Township, Witt -
,
ow, Deceased,
•All creditors and persons having eOnime
against .1,1110 11(111,1' above noosed,
or her etnt„ mast gond or (Iolfv Pr, , n
or before the Mali lay of November, A. I).
1027, lull particulars of their claims to Thom,
1 ns Miller, of Morris Township, (3ru •gals P401
0111mn, ore to Walter Oontt, Postnatal el•, 11ros•
sols, with nddreN500a and d esenpt inns
And further tithe th+o that after the soh
day c, November, 11427, the 71(0 Executors
will ;alumna to distribute the assets of
1 the mind eatnte onions the 5(1(111' entitled
Ithereto, having regard only to the "10110, of
which they shall then 11ave hod notice, sod
Nand Executors shall not be liable for the
said 0,10(41,, or any part 11,er,of to any 110rsoa
f of whose Mahn they shall not then hove re.
- ' oeiived notice,
Dated 1,U Listowel, the 3rd day of November,
A.D 11(27..
Thomas Miller, Wnitsr$eott, Executors.
H. 13. MORPHY, K. C., Listowel, solicitor
for Executors.
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HOW CALICO GOT ITS NAME
Calico is a cloth marc' i'ronl (Otto'),
usualiy white, but sometimes IprinIced
with patterns. It was first manu-
factured at Cali cut, in India, whence
it: was importr(I into England; and
as Calient was formerly called Cali -
row and Coleco, this name, slightly
modified in spelling, was given to all
cloth of the same character.
No More Pretty
Shoes -for Dorothy
Dorothy peeps shyly at you through
a tangle of pretty dark ourls, If ynu
ars a man, she is hoping against hope
that you might be her Daddy, be-
cause he used to come and See nor
and bring her pretty shoes, but he
doesn't come any more,
Dorothy cannot understand why.
7f you aro a lady She knows you can't
belong to her because the nurse says
her mother died years ago. It's hard
for a wee girl of five to understand
all this, and why she shouldn't liave
the joys that other little girls always
have, and, above all, why she should
be in the tiresome bed so much!
But the kindly doctors and nurses
at the Queen Mary Hospital are very
141111 hop
totfihelpless
ht off the dread d coni-.
swumtlon and make her sound "'and
tohelp this.
1 'youlues
Wouldn'tp
work? Your tPt to the Hospital will,
be gratefully received. r
Contributions may be sent to lion.
W..A, Charlton, President, 288 College;
Street, Toronto 2, Ontatrfo.
About 70 pounds of honey wap
taken from the side of .Mrs, G. 4,.
Crooks home, Baso, Line, near Gnu.
ton, where bees had been storing ',it
for the last couple of years.
Meeting of iiuron County Council
The Council of the Corporation of the Conn•
ty of Huron will meet 10 Ole (lounot] Cham-
ber, Godm'1ch. at 2 o'olook in the afternoon of
Tuesday, the 013( day of December, 1047. All
accounts against the County must he in the
hands 0t the Clerk not later than 5/011dny pre•
oedh,g the meeting of Council.
At 13110 meeting of (1, nnty Council the a1'•
pnintment of n County Treasurer, also no in-
spector for the Boase of Refuge will be made.
Applications for the above potations to be
sent or delivered to the undersigned County
Clerk on or before 130Gutday, Deo 8rd, 1027.
GE0. W. HOLMAN,
Connty Clerk
Godorioh, Nov. 6th 1527.
Farm for sale
The undersigned offers for sale his eighty
six acre forel,being Month ports of Lots 0 end
7, Con. 12, Grey Township, Good stone 0011•
erred house with steel roof, large hank barn
and driving shed combined 78860 ft. with
steel roof cement stabling under entire bn11d.
Inge, hen house 1134x 10 ft„ good drilled well,
large orchard of choice fruit. Over 000 rods
of wire fence. about 6 acres of bush, 4 Beres of
Fall wheat, bolonoeseeded to Alfalfa exoept
25 acres which is n11 ploughed, 'lib miles from
Brussels and ii )Wile from school. Liberal
tonne to a qulok buyer. For further aortic•
niers apply to JOHN GRANT, R. R No, 8,
Phone 260 Brussels.
Farm for Sale
A very desirable stock farm of 160 acres, }t,
mile from Brussels. Good buildings and
equipments. Easy terms to suit purchaser.
For further particulars apply to
A. H. MACDONALD,
Brussels,
Farm for Sale
Lot No. Pt 20, ('concession 14, Township of
McKillop, 1 collo east of Walton, containing
42 ae4Pa of land; four•roolned frame house
and small barn and ban house. A1) well drain
pd and fenced, Por further pnrtienlnrs apply
to ROBERT HOLLAND, it Dare of Theodore
Monona, Seaforth R. R. No, 1. Phone 227.8
llo Your fed Bother You ?
Oh ! aha tragedy of oohing feet, the misery
of genitally dragging one foot after the otir
01', the bitterness of watching other,, stet,
Mon g wit host n foot core 10 the world. hoot
1 misery can he avotdrd, 1 know, twenU.e 1
mferedroe 7011.8, brit I ('001.1 n way to re•
10werhnt pah(ful :train upon my Minkrmd
nruheo. Now, 1 wont to ')alp others ; n', von
are n sufferer, please mention Tor n. Pos')' wlu,n
writing tin 4 + I ' ‘741011,
Prosepeet s t., Ham.
tiron Ont.,
or may be purchased d 1(t Uownb)g
Rros„ Shoe indefilers. l3russrl0.
!louse and tot for Sale
The undersigned offers for 'ole, his house
en l lot on Albert st l•(•.et, Rrnosolo. 1.lon0e
•,m1nine 10011, 1'urnm,o ,lad is electre wired,
Good garden end garage. livery thing in
tl 06•'!140,, repair.
2141 .1A8, HitND1:1LiON, Seaforth,
Farms for Sale
tie res. 10,20,21 and 12,1 (1t the 1st Con, south ofmGrey towof Lots n.
ship. ren acres Meet grows Perm, with run•
ning writer and shade, will be sold srparntely
if desire,!, W111nonshler renting part 1,r ail
to suitable tenant. Apply 10 Mitt
GIO(1. 0, JDHN)1'1`ON, 11 11 2, 131ae'vnle
or GE0120E M1.0770N, winghom,
House and tot for Sale
The eestree
fi osoel,4,giblthe prop0013' ome antiof the lateet oe Mrs. een Keys,
is offered for sole, Comfortable house with
small garden. Ivor Portlier particulars apply
to 1ARRY KEYS,
8'41 10,11.8 Brussels
Farm for Sale
(The old Hamilton Place)
100 aeram, ;baling 1016 Lots 7,0,0 and North
40 aorta of 10, Con, A, Tnrnbery township,
Largedrst•nlass 101'0, splendid ntano stabling
underneath ; Windmill, large driving shed,
goon frame house and stone kitchen, large
orohnrd, never failing springon form, 21,111es
from Wroxeter village end 1 mile from school,
sad willl1g has
highesbeen in t pasture
,0, seine years
gland
values will rise. For particulars apply to
THOS, GIBBON
AdministratorR.
P, 0, box 77 roetJahn one 80bson estate
Phone SO
Farms
for Sale
The undersigned otters for sale his 100•nore
-•• ll Nis, Lot 26, Con, 7, Morris, Also
160 neves, 'behlg North 34 Lot 20, and Ey, 27,
fl 05 Ingo condition °also all gooddonEbulld
tugs, will Sell
With or
without oron. Reale for selling. Poor health. O,tlantern apply t9,HMo0UTOHEN
Proprietor, R. R.4, Bras0040
Farms for Sale
100 0orce of Ie1d, being 311, south 4 of Lot 6,
Con, 8, and the send! of Lot 10, Oen, 7 in the
Township of Morris, Those terftut Ore offered
for este to close up the estate of the late James
8)nith. If not sold they will he rented for Pao
taro, For particulars aunty' to the esenators,ERDHNYSANERSON