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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 23r+i., 1')97.
EDITORIAL
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tits+ Dank of Not,: Scotia o1' c'
died at Montreal at the
For y -at•. h., had been a Irons:., •
:figure in church, bei does 111.1 1.
ing affa-'- in they Maritime,.
Many times citizen; hag,' ,gena
sed the opinion to Tar Post that
second chemical engine should 1
purcha: - d and installed on tho Bre l' -
1'n side of the town. The ?ir>; 10
minutes of any fire pretty n,'a'.tl;.•
decides matters.
•. A 119
Ascending to an Essex Co. pager
its not ail sunshine down there. It
lad this quotation last week: --Ono
citizen stated the other day that he
used to think he owned his hom:'.
He has now changed his mind in
view of mounting taxes. and with
the worst yet to come. says he men
ely rent.: it from the corporation.
When you hoar p •opi. saying Can-
ada is ,going to the dogs. you have
only to read of the increaed re -
tion is as follows: Canada to -day pro-
duces 90 percent of the w'otlrl's
nickel; 85 percent of th:, world's
asbe-toe; 55 percent of the world's
cobalt; 9 percent of the world's g.,1!:
8.7 percent of the world', lewd; 8.4
percent of the wnrl(i's .silver; (1.4
yiercent of the world': .cine :int 4
percent of the world's copper. In
1921; Canada's nein, -rat pro.umion
was computed to be worth :''111,•
24 5,898.
SOUTH BRUCE ELECTION NEAR
Three Parties Preparing For Strug-
gle—Three-Cornered Fight
Likely.
Mildmay, Ont., Nov. 1- :\ nn< -
.nil.,; of a. provincial ht 1'1.e ,n
being hold in South Bruce riding t
the agar future has had the teff rt of
arnpsin_ e ntltu' la>rn atnle tn-pmb,gg,
of the throe political paltt .
,,neourao,r1 h,
the success of the McCalltrl.
ios.uarIng to title •t r.:^l:.l:,ti
the f,• L1. The 1..,, r,.'.> a1p1
t "r. 114.) pl p111''1
pl -a1', t in (teat alt it ' i 1..1
thee• will 11e a tint, -cern, -•,..•1 f,_af
is the Coiling campaign.
THE WEEK
The year !1':d gloomny bc'_a•.1
For Wi'die AV• e , a .(,0c
' rt
Ile .was ig.got 1,'11 lool .1
And he hit i very lit l•
"Thi. cash." .,thin lu., a•. 4,)'f
illy due. I've. nothiut• 11 re but ons:
and I'.. ..
A bright thought struck 11110,:I '•1
said
"The rich Mks Goldroeks 1 atilt
Ilut when he paid his court to her
She lisped, but firmly said
"No Tim •.
"Alas," said he, "Then m" •'
His soul went where they 11111-
"Fri
Theo found his gloves and coat a 1l
hat,
The 10)1011(1' upon them
"Sot."
Spain expects a bumper olive crop
this :lemon.
Aver: a atmospheric conditions
and the distance of the neatest
broadcasting station aat Rome ars
:folding down interest in radio in
Palestine,
In the New English dictionary
which after 53 years of work ie
nearing completion, 52 colmn= (r
references are devoted to the word
"put,"
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Announcement
�/`4"W E have tal,:en over tllc:: BIur v alt' l'.reitnierf
inttsllste Iron) Mr.l-utunbv;;. Our trucks
vii1 be covering his (.1 -a ll r•=11tt'H • the b':une ori
before. Ally Cretan t ,kali to 13lltr't•,aicf it left at
it1r. AlvinSmith e 1,t'lr•' will re •,:eivti prompt )t at•
tenti=ill. •
NV..r hope .to rttr ,nage and will
ttV 111 'g i'; r•
you il:'.' S.till C,ttllti.'tttti, tttllnS-
tii!<.i ',t 1' 111:+1 \Ir. (.'('1 tlnb'f:i gave you,
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F!,ya Role 'Ole" ` i to • 1 111.
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s. his 11..1
a t S'
1lift.•
. ... .. .. ... . .. . , art
Y t ny woys +h..
direct .l1',;...• ,
'nality. One o; few th:. _ .=''
have in common is .1 sitl.•ildi i in=t:l:t-
'.icr sense of humor well d.•veloped, .
but even this differ=, ai 1yd's i• pot-
!,dt d, subtle and ii_htnieg-=!nick,
while r,"11,1 Tl:. , d.; deliberate pointed
and naive.
Old Rill is Bruce Bairnsfather's
universally beloved caricature of a
gamic type of British Tommy and
_.s adventures in the world war. His
Muddy
balrLfy uniform is obvioe:iv
'milt for comfort. not style. Around
his neck he wears one of those fam-
ous knitted mufflers, his upper and
rower lips are ambushed behind a
full-hhnvn walrus mustache from
which stn anlient stub of briar pipe
tucks timidly forth like a bunny
from its burrow,recalcitrant
for, lock stray= down tlhis forehead
from b4, noath a lumpy cap whose
visor inclines rakishly over his right
ear. He is a stolid, stodgy, slow,
thinking' old natural. a veteran troo-
;lt'r in the armies of the Em;;il'e.
Sy t is naturally debonair, witty
ail ' u''ek. His manner is oven and
toyous. his actions quick and decis-
ive. He is accomplished in all art:
which require deft and clever manin-
ulatior.. But on the sat nn he IS
nitl Bill.
MANY MEDALS ARE UNCLAIMED
115,940 Won in Great War Await
Owners at Ottawa.
Ottawa, Nov.1 S. --In the Ws T r.-
eo•ds D.parttn.nt at Ottawa 1' 1l 0,
1'-10 n1 da}- won in the I at
:'or h the Government hr< hither-
to
. r -
to hccn unnide to discover t' n..4,, l..
For years these medal-- have 10
%opt,twalitin .he app1i nt:•, n of' ,i c
t'tinad>att soldiers is who (won them.
The Deper,iront of N t ,0a 1 De-
r, gave out the follnt.•n, .tato_
-.t. this even'- Or 06.1.1.1 :4,l.,
!d 1 )1 1 1 5 g ts r, e l d. 6!.1 11
on, be,:,1 .I.. tt I utr•d, 1:.t, n:: 1 G(:O
r:ca;tin_' 11,111:0 ,. of otwn..1,., i:1;.
ItWar 111.14 1 1:1,4ti-,
twdt `111 1 1.
1,0!,'"19 d. spa ,11 J.
ill mi'litiiin I,1', 11o,
, • 4 111.1.,. 11 11
aod
" eine .;u 'fin 41,11.!1,
fur tit 'd';-tt.n!„ n;•
. .. 1;,l ., i. ,I -ath. h':,. l,e;rn
•41,•, •1 1. e11 . 1011,1 t, cls•, _it
V.fn 111•
, tele ❑ :it-oi"-iii:, "f ,,..o1"1 de-
, •:se coo 1. ,,9.267 memorigl
,•'r
and -.1,;122olaulu 111
!ti -0:•o11,- ami a',n1 tl m t
•1'1 for lack of a correct address, It
)4.n: i,1' appropriate to mention
1':•-t
the entire coot of production of
• ho ti 'p,s and scrolls is borne per-
.,oaliv by His Majesty King Gorge
v.
In comparison with the t
11' t;' e ly sma11 number of 11' li et
are being held for addresses, Tho list
roads: Medals of the Order of the
British Empire, 2; digl-inhttis'he'l con-
duct medals, 8; military medals and
'bars to military medals, 32; merit-
orious service medals, 2; and foreign
decorations awarded personnel of
No. (i Canadian General Hospital, 20.
Any soldier who has not rnrc'i"etl
the medais to which he is entitled, or
relatives of deceased personnel who
have not received the memorials,
should apply to the Director of Re-
cords, Department of National De-
-fence, Daly BIdg., Ottawa, when •their'
communications will receive • prompt
atentlon.
i'idiowing:1.le lost e Ilittaet .l. ill
- mon.,4 the titroantl ILull ,4,P
that no n.,oling „ :lone
no. a cigol:,li, wed growth spates
a cove't'-too. In any lea`o this
s .1,041 b,• ploughed urinal' at: snort as
;h. reit is hary st,'d, ploughing
r: r 1)nably shallow but 'roi uta suffic'.-
i,ottly deep to cover all arowtlt and
1111 • the orelm • 1 so that eariy.spring
d-:'.,1118 may b'.' practiced. If apple
osis is present o11 the foliar;•"' it Is a
quo I plan to delay ploughing until
the ',avg.' are well oft so that the
7. 1tc•a may he covered in well, if
there are 1o'v places without gond
drainage provision should be made
to run surface drains to take away
the surplus surface water. Props
used to support the tree: should be
gathered and carefully stacked for
another year, and be out of the way
Inc prunndng or other spr'in't work.
Very often stones are wnrke 1 up by
cultivation or ploughing( and these
should be removed se that the ma-
chines used may not be damaged and
that better cultivation may be pos-
sible.
The weight of fruit may have
caused splitting at the base of some
branches, and if injury of this nat-
ure is noticed repairs should be made
before winter, as sleet 'tot Ma or
heavy snow may completely spoil Ut(,
tree. It is usually possible to repair
such injuries by using thrc•'•.•i;•htbs
inch round iron cut to th, right
Length and nut through a solid part
of the tree about a foot above the
injury, hcl' ,' for the iron being pored
with a bit and the branch drawn
close by means of nuts on the ends
of the holt; or a head can he made
on one enol. It is a good plat to use
a small iron washer under th.' nuts
and bolt heads,
DOPE CONCERNING FORD CAR
i
, �,, ,ken for
.r .lett been repeatedly dh•.asked
information concerning the new Ford
and we are pleased to give apt' read-
ers the full benefit of the informa-
tion we have gleaned from 'first one
;nu1e1' then another. Hee,- it :
The new product w111 be known as
the Liuferd, taking it: name • from
Abrahamo-haun Lincoln, its foul -l•1' and
Henry Ford, its iytanut'aetutor. Some
other Want • may be such titut •1;.
'1'•l - ,gar will be. (gluier:I with a
running czar, 1'n'11n, , body, •, t toil 1
tank, radiator, and oth.n• acres;ori a
u,mal to .tdromebile -.
1'11; tyle "la, air which ',shoe..
four. 10:11 be „ t on .. 711•'1 v:'ill t
.11:1 around mid 11! ti t I. l•:"'•a:tl t1'
1110'.,u'd, •1 , on 1'1'11„ ;11111
Allot' the . 1 e ..
013 the ; stte1n' front end the
'•t nupp;•'t 1 ell` 11 'tP
Which will .;r.-tv'•• a, at re:e•r,:oir, for
waste
With tv111,') to .t•r•ll' fidr, 11(14.
Tite• front of the- raditltnr tvill he
oleAte.d o 111,, to be •10 Mee 11rnt
sntl-11 t Ili :, m oats, 1111e<' r,,.0-
;.•10.:
0-
;•1, chickens and the lits,,,
ihittwtrrl :nmetIe re on the ear ':ill
he r getl0I1l1 tank which will coo -
lain a -,'11 alp nilitlber of gallon of
'1.: ohne or a1 ldclwd read as .1n -
line by rill' n„ s'tai-ann A. ' - •••• ..
number of gallons; earn be user1 it
cut .
All seats will b1' tgt.11t • 1 with
cushions of more or lr:s so-ftrios., On
the touring; and. sedan model the
rear :god will be placed directly be-
hind the front seat. Rath o,i,i, will
be protected from sun, rain, an., by
a top,
• In front of the, front seat and ho -
Mind the radiator will be placed a
windshield which will •servo as a
barometer. When it is raining the
windshield will become smeared with
mud, wafter, etc., from passing ve-
hicles.
Ph car will be guided by a steer-
ing wheel which will turn the car to
the right or left, but never both
ways at the same time.
MI 1
FoiIowing Lines will be cleared re-
gardless r5111'drs'Sy ()h Price on Saturday
15 fail; ,11 I\ 1.11's IIigh Rubber hotels
10 Pairs of i\I,'u':, Gun' Ruhh.'rs
- 4 Pall's (11 Men's 1.lalt' itr `flop§
Pairs ill' Men's Frit Shoe,:
10 Pairs of MI,tn's \\Torii Shales;
Also, Men's, L't(lies' and l:hiitlrt:n's Rubbers
11 W. Fer .GCu
on JJ
4.0om.m�,.- .05sr>r.•,,,m55rwww„=.-x0n00.01'
Luta; 1'1• to the ea a'•1 1 ,a11 -1
through doors cut sotrow1. 1 111:,
l,ody, or. if desired, by climbing
o0o1'.
The sedan and coupe model will
,- c'lns, d ran:, ,and the toul•iaa' oafs.
1111;1 rut lste 1'•s will be open :ear;,.
The engine of the car will b:' usual
in ck'oign and erluippal with gears,
rings, pistols, cylinders, spark plugs,
wires and other doodads.
The car will be equipped with pneu-
matie tire's, which will be placed
Over the wheels, tending to give the
car a soft, airy, easy riding feeling.
—Oblong Oracle.
PEAS AND OATS IN
COMBINATION FOR C,'RAIN
The doubtfulness of the relative
value of mixtures of peas and oats
induced the Cap -Rouge Experimental
Station to conduct an experiment to
find out if these mixture, would
give better yields of grain than when
each was grown separately. Rann;r
oats and Arthur peas are at present
the leaders for yield in their resn('c-
tive classes and have matured within
one day of each other, according to
eleven years' test, which makes
them an ideal combination. There
would also probably be more differ-
ence in their food requirements and
in the places at which they talc• l'
food, than with most other combin-
ations of ordinary grains.
During the same four sea: ono, a
mixture of Arthur peas and Banner
oats w•.: ( 001111 4i with Acthar pert;
alone, and the ,.sults int:e -*own
that t:;, ,4,i au' e do, : not i ;endue. e
LIS nmt'h :IS ell Ina. of the com7.an'nta
alone, the average :n . nn 1,1
grain per :core being for Arthur
1807 u
, tl1•
peas and llrttmer oat:. 212'1 for Ar-
thur peas alone and 211 i for Banner
oats atlone.
However, we freely admit at this
Station that if a nliture is grown
in central Quebec for .grain produc-
tion, peas and oats, using vat i,'tit'
wht:';i will stature nearly at the oq•m•
time, must be used of account of the
comparatively high percents_'•. of
protein, the most costly part of the
ration also of their profitable use for
soiling, for hay, for green fhd;ler or
for ensilage, as desired.
CANADA'S NORTHLAND
That the industrial areas of Can-
ada are not confined to the large
cities nor to the southern and first
settled sections is strikingly illus-
trated in a new Wrap just i.ssned by
the Natural Resources Intelligence
Service of the Department of the
Interior of Ottawa. This is called "an
economic map of Central Canada
featuring transportation and com-
mercial development." By "Central"
Canada in gthe instance is meant -
roughly that district lying be-
tween Montreal and Winnipeg and
north of a line connecting Ottawa
with Fort William.
There has tbeell indicated in this
heatre
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
November 24, 25 & 26
Syd
Chaplin
A Brand New, Film
6fi
1St
Monday and Tuesday - Nov. 28 - 29
"Valleyof Hell"
Friday Tom&
A WESTERN PLAY
Dec. 2 - 3
Tony
(The Wonder I-Iol'se)
Saturday -
Mi x and
in
"Ca,i i ytl 1'l of Light"
Good Comedy and Travel Fialrn
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Dec. 5, 6 and 7
The Four Horsemen
AT POPULAR PRICES
map were in such deitrand 119' ulti-
develope.l and otherwise, tie• 1111th
011ne'l'alize'd :Ureas, toe proteipttl
milia' ('nlle.0 and 11itl inn;. r •'•oni-
cry of f iees, smelters, 11•.111'-ri's,
pnw:rr develnptnen's, t rvui.mission
1111es, 911111 and 'paper 01111:,, roads.
rails ti' and trading 110 1s.
T11,, lit•: t limited edition.; inn. of ',i:
4,)p t,e•r,' itt stalk at uauri 1 nrd
tel It1 ;(ltd al.. ill the telt • 4,l'
(',.-nll ace 1,11.1 1 ❑71(1 ie I.11•
wa 1 9 ell y : - 1, u: '. a 11,•,1 1
•. ,collten., re+''. and
bl,,u}-:i tgrt,•'i:'' sill i. a' '1
able rod '•'11 14,11):'•1 1t .
ayol'•th'e titbit t'ha" t•.,,1 the
4, 1, hi lacus iL' ;n'•a'l 1'..,
'11111x•. Int 1141 ,o h.•..,:' ()1''''
and i' ,retii.ir r'011o de -!re 1 1
ses' :t lr11, 11/Me: A:Ye n=' 11) 1011.
mindnu 111111 it, resom'ree; trill r}". e,• •'
to obtain 11 copy 7111'1 a'ully it
"BEST CUSTOMER."
The New York 81111 leas 1111 'Ili':,;•-
ial on til, iaadr' 11.110 ion= b Iw, 111
'the United Stab's and C•I(011, In
w1)ith 111`; Dominion is shown to L.'
"Uncle S•tin's hest t r t,mo"." • For
!Ito lira eight mo"th+ 4,l ties
rent year yea• C':unbl1:u) purchases from
the ?'itited Stades amounted to
$541,053,208. a stun excw'.lin':' the
kohl purlhn's of Oleot Rt1111it1 in
tLe :aunt• period by 818.017
is :he floss time 'that the illnther
Country has slipped into second
Place, and the Sun ere •see the sig-
nificance of the change --"much as
this may mean more to Canaria," it
11; remarked. The tremendous in-
crease in the value of purchases mncle
by Canadians from their rich south
ton neighbor is attrilbuterl to the
greater prosperity of the peo•91e of
this country. It is taken as a sign
of .Canada's development— "Cana-
dian business has bean healthy and is
still climbing," Expansion th:'re has
undoubtedly been, and the splendid
grain crops this year will mean still
further prosperity for fartners end
business Wren in general; but thought-
ful Canadians are not able to en-
thuse over the statistics presented 1`11
the degree possible in the United
States. The fact that Canada is
"now buyingabout two-thirds of all
her foreign goods in the market; of
the United States" is naturally a
subject of rejoicing on the part of
our good neighbors. But how much
arc the citizens of the United States
buying from us? What is the state
of the trade 'balance? "Lens's year
we bought more goods in Canada
than in any other one foreign coun-
try,' says the Stn, "the totoi
ning sell up toward half a billion of
dollars." During that year. hna'evet
Canada bought about $0110,000,000
worth of United S'ates' 'rnnA:. en 1
the total will be considerably larger
-this year. The unsatisfactory thing
about the trading is that so mn'11 of
our raw material goes to foe United
States, to be resold to us as finished
rodu
p ts. c
No one will regret that Canaria and
the United States should b' on such
good business terms with each other.
It is natural that a very large" vol-
ume of trade should Mass between
the two countries, but there are un-
doubtedly features about this ex-
change which could be improved up-
on. It its reported thug: nn 1,,ss, their
$22,000,000 was spent by C'anadia'n,
on automobiles imported from the
United States- What we n': in re-
turn for their Iltanufactur,,,1 articles
were our grain, lumber, nolo (•10,1.
1'.0. Cana -la would have for mor -
reason for rejoicing if ii, could be
said that we sent out our t''11lh:n', not
in the rater, but in the norm of fur-
niture and our pull) wood 114 paper.
Th n is the ideal which should be
kept eonata•ntly in mind.
Panama rai'ed nearly 9.00,000,000
Pounds of wheat this year.
Some one who, it is suggested,
may be the most absent-minded per -
6011 111 the world, left a bass drum,
a set of false teeth and a wedding
ring in a compartment of a southern
railway train,
Notice to Creditors
BROWN BROS.
NURSERYMEN, LTD.
Gant', l's and Importer.; 111 High
Cando Nursery stools. Watt 5, 'tial
Representatives in every lnca'iiy.
11iteral Commissions, paid w:•el(ly,
IVt4,1.0 today. Address lid '.t11.,
Ontario, 1 6-1 2.
Notice. to C6'edil tC)r s
In the matter of the Estate of
l Jane Miller, Morns Town -hip, vred-
uw, Doc 00000.
I All Creditors and p„rsow 111 t 1'1{1'/1
t,galnst silt,• miner i,hnVr 11141 d,
or hr,• ,•. tan-end 4 ,'
r • nt.t 4,r ,I,r 1 et
1I helore th• I 11 y at IQ,.v n l,••t , A. 2',
i,. lith pal t cult, s of 11,0s1,141101s '11.•111•
11 ikW, 01. I t i l ,11', 411 , 11 Isle i Yu.t
(Vibe c,• 411 IVMUT>+, I 1.1 .'tulnst,.r, ores.
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YAP,
nLIrInt.',1 11
endu- d0 ,1 11 1' i oil r
•n• 111 ;ata,
int at Nerra,I,,.,•, 11127. the 011111 t •,•111110
will pr„er,d to 1I40l.uto talc Itiodits ,P
soil twat. among the parties ,tilted
I therrtn,1100:0g regard only t, the claims of
J. 0hielt they 'hall thou Lave hiss ten me, nut
said Extent.", ent."s 5111111 not. bo llublo for the
• I 1 n :. h. or any port thereof to any tu+rsou
of whose claim they shn11 not thou have r.
"ea v wl nutire,
1)ntad 01,,lst,wel, 1111.8rd cloy of November,
A.l). 11127.
Thomas *1111,11', Wnitol Scott, 10xerntors-
11 11 91009110, K. t. a 1.14towel, ,Oioa2r
for Emma tors.
In the matter of the. Estate of
William Noal, ofthc Village of Wal-
ton, tho County of Huron, gontlo-
rnan, D000asod.
Natio() le hereby given pit reliant to Section
50, cheater 121,.of (1111 .Revised Statuses of
(u tattle, that all persons having 01,10,4 against
the estate of the said Wllham Neal,
gentlemen, deeensad, wlto 111ed on or about the I
lOth day of November, A. D 1027, are rogttlred
on or before the Tenth day of December A,
D.1527, to send b9 post pard, or deliver 10 VCil•
linin G Neal, the Extonhor of the last Will
and testament of the said doceosed, their'
motet and addresses, with full particulnro In
writing of their oiatlns, and the nature of
the locarltde• of any) held by thntn,
A.meenttionedldatetltntl thea adds atter EXect,Iit 41115
tinadeeratlthe lt.d o ogtthepsonentied thereto,
ing regard only to the otnttna of which be
Shall Hien have notice and the 0nld Executor
will net be lipOle to any person or perms,
for the said assets or any part thereof' of
when olftlm notice shall not have been melt,
ed by him at the time of Snell distribution,
Dated title hlighteenth Clay of November A.
D "1927,
V7, lit SINCI, AIR, solicitor far 10xeoutor.
Meeting of Huron County Council
The (Connell of the (tot iteration 01 the 1•oun•
ty of Huron will meet in the Council thane
bey, (Ioderlc4, at 2 o'clo01, In bile Oft er'1oan of
Toesuny, 11,1 1111 day of December, 30;,. Alt
0co,11ms a gainat the County 1,11151 he in the
hands 01 Ole Cleric not later than /timidity pre•
ceding the meeting of Connell.
At (1115 meeting or (' nnty 11oun01l the 1,p•
pfintment of Count Treasurer, 0150 an In.
Kneeler for the Hoe, of Refuge will ho tondo.
Applications for the above 000111011s to he
sent or delivered to the undersigned County
Clerk on or before Haturday, Dee er,1,1927.
GEO W.HOLMAN,
County Clerk
0 o,erleli, Nov, 0th 1527,
Farm for tale
The Undersigned offers for sale his eighty •
six acre faem,being South ports of 1,010 0 and
7,00n. 12, Grey Township, Good stone wen•
tiered house with steel roof, Terra bank barn
and driving shed ,•nmhtued 70x10 ft with
steel roof ooaont stapling under entire build•
loge, hen house 1014x tit ft., good drilled well,
large orelerd of choice fruit. Over 1100 rods
of wire fence, about 5 acres of hush, 4 nares of
Fall wheat, bninnoo seeded to Alfalfa except
22 acres which is all ploughed, 21 miles front
Brussels end 14 mile from eotool. Liberal
terms to n quick buyer. iror further utu'tii-
ularsapply to 2OHN GRANT, R. R No, 8.
Phone 250 Brussels.
Farm for Sale
A very desirable stock farm of 150 acres, '4
,,ilio 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, (tonoesstot 14, Township of
21c12111np, 11,111e east of Walton, cottnlning
•1'2 (teras of tend: four•roomed frame Imam
and south barn nod len hones, All tv ell drab]
,•d and fenced For farther portinalnrs apply
to ROBERT HOLLAND, in onre of Theodore
Holland., eeaforth R. R, No. 1. Phone 287.8
Do Your Not Bather You ?
Olt 1 the tragedy of aching feat, the misery
of pninfntiy drnuging one foot alter the oth-
er. tine bitterness of watching others step
along without a foot earn In the won Id. Hoot
misery Oen b, uvolded. 1 know, becsnoe L
suffered for years, hat I Pound a way to re•
u
tievethat painful strain ti upon 4,t weakened
arches. Now, 1 want to Now, others 1 if you
are n sufferer, please mention Toe Foam when
writing .1.9', WOOnt,2211 Provapeotet., saneIlton, Ont„ or may be pa rebased at L'owning
Bros., alto,, dealers, Brussels.
House and tot for Sale
'11(0 undersigned offers for sale leis 1,0950
,i,,6 10t 011 Albert street, Brussels. House
enntslus bath, furnace 111111 is otentrin wired.
Good garden and garage. 'Everything in
1D•et-0lase repair.
115•tf ,LAS, RENDE1IHON, rlenforth,
Farms for Sale
250 acres, beim 1315 south Italv,.5 of Lots 16,
15, 92, 21 and 22, 1n the 1st Holl. e1' storey town-
ship. 166 nares ideal gross farm, With runt
Hing water and „hada, will he sold separately
1f desired, Will consider renting sort or all
to imitable tenant, Apply to 08tf
9(10. (1..10 VIN";t'ON, 12112, Bhnevale
or 91001190 SPOTTON, Wingbam,
House end lot for Hale
The eligible house and lot on Queen street.
Brussels, the property of the Into Mrs. lieys,
14 offered for sale. Comfortable (louse with
small garden. Igor farther psrtiaularsapply
10 HAR0011111010,
8•tf R. E. 8 Brussels
Farm for Sale
. (The old Hammon Place)
1110 acres, Nit ,sots 7 8, 0 and North
42 acnes oe 16, Ooll, A, Turnborry township
Largo Hrot'o(e o barn, splendid stole stabling
underneath • windmill, large driving shed,
good frame horse and stone kitchen, large
orchard, never' failing spring on farm. 2 11111es
from Wroxeter village and t alio from school
This farm has been 111 pasture for some years
and will give highest returns. Perot land
vftluetl will rise. For par tic ulnae apply to
THOS. GIBSON
Administrator John It. Gibsonestnte
P. 0. box 77 Wroxeter Phone 00
Farms
for Sale
porpoponnmll
The undersigned. offers for Sale hie 100•aore
farm being 014, Lot 20, Ool, 7, Morris, Also
150 norms, being North 15 Lot 20, enol EX, 27,
(lett, 7, Morrie. Good houses and barns in
9rst•olne000nrlitiot,also all good out•buitd•
Digs, Will sell with or without prop. Roes,
on for selling, poor health, Por fnrtlser pert.
Molars apply to W, H. MoOUTOHSON,
. _ Proprietor, 11, 12.4, Brussels
Farms for Sale
100 norms of land, being the south 1S of Lot 5•
Con, 0. and the month 16 of Lot 10, (loth 7 in the
Township of Morris. These farms are offered
for sole 10 close up the estate of the late James
Smith, If net Bold they will be rented for pea
tune, For partionlars apply to the executors,
ALEX.SMITH,
HENY SANDERSON