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EDITORIAL
(;eneral lh'nlnwell !tooth, headof
the Sal ration Aa Illy. 11103 been vi,41;i rg
on the Contieeet at the vo:i i-- ar-
ray leadmtartors, ,.'td was greatly
aerct;.,entect to Kim:, h," e .rf „ !•,'ii:n.
A1} in hi. 1r .Heiner ,• yule tribute `e.
the'Stllvetion Army. -
.yt,
The Stratford i 1t 0n -He e:0dl hal 1
the folloi4 t 11;' ire it; eniaol!1
lin the eleeet pee,. , l S:t-.Itrtl '.
wonder r 1 1 !I, i." pop or
tenet breed it i,.: t < ie Ailey
lette of t ie fokee.. hilt it in eded
more thee i i; ,M 1'at tree thee.
oaltai ll t;4.' ,nate .
The sit •;t: of tl'e t?.A.C.
eitzing peri.ni,tulr, 'Mould ho e:vea
the hent, doe.. site tne11,41 ;ill.,1.
The t•ol1 11 to lee eeiteinly .;•"t r i to
be the r: t i ,, t,', 01' J,11 1.a •
by. the:toilette t -e eeeue1'1 H flee
year. Ei1..e1 -.he eeleell ;111, 1 •1111 .i
or the provincial ,.0 ll.,.i:i,. eheuel
put the hettry 11:1111 t 1 ._ one
se 4 v
Senator Archie Me,Coi<,;, u
away at his 1101110 en Chatham after
a loth illness. He was a native oi'
Rent and only 55 years old. He en-
tered the Legislature in 1:105 and ie
1008 was 0104.1-.01 to the Hone' o'
Cennnons and in 1922 was appointed
to tate Senate. He was neve ei -
Seated in his numerous election.; and
was a stalwart Liberal.
Would you pay 5c for a brand new
$20 bill if it was offered to you by
e stranger on the Main street. Even
New Yorkers refused to bite at real
Uncle Sam money when offered by
newspaper reporters. A great story
will be told of the v'.n•ioue experiene
es in trying to dispose of the money.
If it had been bogus stock bonds,
likely enough the police reserves
would have to be called out to keep
traffic moving.
Noah number H. Le right, as was
his namesake of many years ego.
This Noah -better known to the
mining world as Mr. Timmins- says
the people are crazy over alining
stocks, He says there is going to he
a sad awakening for ;ores people who
cannot afford to take titer losses,
and we predict that tie nit ll. knows
what he is talking ab,u:. 'fine will
tell.
s' .
The Hamilton Spectator, a strong
Conservative paper, ie always vevy
fair in its viewskind only last week
i
had the f 1110 vi1::f which makes good
reticulege-"It is a h..•tlihy si 111 of
Canada's prosperity when one reads
that bonded-Iebts when due arra be-
ing paid out of s'1rplus revenue in-
stead of flotitin' another loan. Some
70 millions of the national debt will
be paid off this year, which sounds
as good nationally as for one to know
that he is cutting down his intet•e:tt
bill by suhstaotial reductions of the
mortgage me his property.
SCREEN CL:3SSIC WELL
REMEMBERED
Picture That Brought Fame to Val-
- entlno Again in Universal Demand
-Film is Ingram's Finest --"The
Four Horsemen' is Still Unsurpas-
sed as Artistic Record of its Time.
Rex Ingram's well remembered
screen classic, "The Four Horsemen
cf the Annralyp-e,' one of the l,•:a-
est films cv,u• produced oy the itelu •
try, hes returned in triumph ut re-
sponse to a flood of requests :1:,m
exhibitors all over the country. This
picture, l.lil.int era -•,_d iC an artistie
record of its tun(., ie the 'filen diet
brought the late Rudolph \pan ! i•'o
to false. Vanontino plays opposite
Alice. Terry in this picture, .cid in it
does sone of the hest work he, ,•vel•
contributed to the serene.
An enormous cast war employed
by Director Ingram with phenomenal
success in translating the popular
Ibanez novel to the :amen. 1t.; fest
showing aroused unprecedented en-
thusiasm in New York, Chicago,
Boston, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Los An-
geles and other film centers, where.
it was characterized by the critics as
one of the great pictures of all time.
nine Mathis made the adaptation
for bilis Rex Ingram production
which will be at the Grand next Mon-
day, Tuesday and Wednesday nights
at the usual popular prices.
YOU NEED THE MONEY, save
some, .use Mrs. Sybilla Sphere Ton-
ilitis, for Sore Throaty, Quinsy,
Cough, Bronchitis, Bronchial As -
thine, Catarrh and Tonsil Ills. Suc-
,eese or money rel•urned,for sale at
11.1B. Allen's drug Store.
One of Howick's most respected
eitdzens paused away on Nov. 21 in Rev, r. P. H. ,King, of Arnprior,
'the person, of Thomas Baird. Mr. has accepted the invitation of Iiia•
Baird was 77 years of age, Pleurisy osrIlne Baptist, Church ich to se
nae
was the cause of hie death. their Peste
,
THE BRUSSELS POST
The President and Directors
of the
YAL 81141111 F
desire to give expression to their appreciation
of the generous patronage which the public
have extended the sixth "Royal" ---a fitting
tribute to (...anatlian Agriculture in this lubilee
Year, and lot ti). ['ale all unparalleled success.
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REPORT NEW WEEKLY
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The Post. Leiter Box {} PAPER FOR KINCARDINE
21 1
1 The minted r.t4uventinn ,,f the lit urs'
i Chunk \\ eek ly Pubtiehers' Assn'i.t• i
1 lion was It Id in the taus hall, Pais• 1
l ley, on November i$t17, J. A. Wesley,
of Tii, Hence Herald itnd Times,
Walkerton, presiding. Adjustruenis
of advertising rate. we; 0 the 91inc.
I L• V'' ,Ina i, 1 1 ire.' item, of nosiness, es,: r r of 150
-- !ill., "1l' 1 t?•i Y0) 1., tarp we, lei' I ev. were 1119(1
uh , t'iption . 10a7 1ie1 i d; and I I knetight up for di.rtueiuti by utenrbers
••,;n,l,-r nil hinni,':, :11»1o‘.• ,, for ....1,:‘,„I , 1' the ,ts, ,eIaliuu.
!1 •ferauco was made to the propos-
{ e,1 esr hl: king of 5 sen' weekly ,300) 0'
r 1 al in Ki,u•eudtne, it town which has
i been set vett by two local newspapers
I stair it :.hurt tittle ago, The new pap -
1 or•, it in reported, will be published by
•• 1 Arthur i Rogers. -
I Last V05118 nfflesi8 were re-elected
for 1928, as follows ; President, J. A.
Wesley, Walkerton ; Secretary.
e1 Treasurer, J. A. Johnston, 51ildmay,
A LETTER FROM MIAMI
Air. J. 1: t kerne
1 li ur I' n ,)s Post.
nor:m
ISI,•
order 11.1 1:3 l ,tri' favor 1'1
n.i , 0-1 'im; l r .:•;
x
r 1111,i 1 1 t. 110
li n' fe1'. 1 0.. rpt tine•?.
n .-eh: vont-IO t to I
n tit
bow t ,O n 1 would not be with
ent.t '" 1 t ci00 tt y_, r be caue
t better than theletters.I get
e'rolr. home. The letters are more
01'0 personal nature and the sin )tot
mention things that I would like to
hear, so I have to resort to the med-
ium of the Poet.
I was sorry to hear of your pro-
longed illness and I cannot under-
stand any man having sciatica so
long, 0.pecia;lly when he can get such
.`t wonderful cure and know that it
is safe to take it. I hope you can read
between the lines.
We are Having very windy weather
here lately and of coerce the water
from the Bahamas is pretty rough.
Naturally it is working a havoc with
our bootleggers. The stuff is awful
and the price is terrible, so all of us
are hoping that we will have calm
weather. I wi: it I were in a position
to get to the dispensary with a little
"per" and cash in once in a while.
I trust by the time this letter reaches
you you will be out of bed and en-
joying your usual good health,
It was a keen disappointment to
me not to be able to visit in Brussels
at the time of the Old Boys re -union.
Businese conditions prevented it. I
111n hoping that next year I will be
tilde to get back for a months holi-
days. Business conditions in Miami
are not very bright. We all hope
that the coming season will bring
thousands of tourists and lots of
money. We cannot live on the clim-
ate. The weather today is quite
cool and our average of 78 to 80 de-
erees has been shot. The weather-
man says that we widl have a little
warmer weather in a few days. This
change has been caused by the high
temperature in the northern states
accompanied by the blizzard and tor-
nadoes like they had in Washington
the other day. We have escaped a
storm of any kind this year.
I was quite surprised to bear of
Fred Gilpin's family being in the °lis.
,::ter in St. Louis, - I With that I
euulrl have seen Bien while he was
h.ce. I just heard the other day
thea. his friend Ryan who was sales
mene7er for the Ford Motor Com-
pouy got let. out. I think Frei is
better in many way- to be away from
that outfit. I .ep01t six years with
them aln..l the "Higher you go the
"sicker you fall" seems to he their
11'Mitn.
Just had a nice utter from I)ad to-
day and he is talking about going
shier: shooting. I wish he was clown
here and we would show him real
fishing and real shooting. You can
get anything' you want here without
5(1y Of Ort.
I am sorry to note that in the dif-
ferent i 10ues of ethe paper, number
nF old friends dyleig and so many
moving away from Brussels. Now
Le Ile, if you can spend a few mem-
ento- end have them, I would lave to
hear from you, and i would like for
you to give my regards and best
wishes to all of the old boys, espec-
ially Walter Lowry, Billy Grewar,
R..3, McLaughlin, Cleve Baker, and I
guess I had better'stop. 7 can think
of dozens of others and would love
to be back home to -hake hands with
them. I have enjoyed. those articles
"Do you remember" and T wish you
could have kept them up. I could
supply a great many myself.
Remember ene kindly to your wife
and mother.
Yours Ever Sincerely,
Ronald W. Sinclair,
Miami, Nov. 19th, 1927.
I PRODUCTION IN CANADA
, The Dominion Bureau of Stalisties
estimates that the net volume of coo•
modifies produced in Canada in 1925
was $3.325,000,000, which must he
compared with $8,015,000,000 in th0
preceding year, .Chete is in that fact
a stimulating suggestion of three
things. Filet, e, busy country ; sec
orid, substantial growth, and third,
the increased puicbaeiug power.' of the
people glowing nut of general turd
profitable employment. In these
thtee conditions tyre to he found the
chief factors in uationa1 strength, so
far els ,material interests are Concern.
ed. Spiritual thi ngs, on which hap.
piness turns, constitute another mat-
ter.
To the huge stun just indicated,
luanufaeturiug contributed 409 per
cent and ageiculeure 40.4 per aent
On the surface, this would seem to in-
dicate ttfair balance as between the
Iwo inclusttiee ; and it would be a
happy and reassuring thing if that
were so. It is not, however. In the
first place, the urban population. de-
pending on industrial activity, is cote
siderably larger, and it has to he
maintained under more costly cond-
itions, as to living, than those which
obtain in the tit al areas, That is an
itnpnrtant qualification. General
prosperity requires very insistently,
fur obvious reasons, that Cite indust-
rial position 111 Canada shall be
strengthened and expanded. Thee.
can be no (Mutat of that, and yet ex-
pansion is largely a matter of nations
al trade policy tinder prevailing 0nod
(tions as to competition with ether
highly industrialized and highly pro-
tected countries.
We shall not make the headway we
might while there is a conflict of
judgment on that point, especially as
between the agrarian pvnVi11005 of the
West and the industrial povinces of
the Last. There is not, however, any
misunderstanding which could not he
adjusted by a frank disposition among
n11 sections to loon at the na)nl,wh
rather than the parochial point of
view. And that seems to he approach.
in g. The meet Ing of provincial prem-
iers at Ottawa wade cn-operation its
kevnnle, which is a most promising
sign.
BRUCE COUNTY
TeeSwtller Creamery was in t111'
first prize class at the Royal White),
l+all'.
Deenalil McLean, a resident. of Pnrr•
age La Prairie, Man., for the past 30
3,ear•9, has passed a1Vity, He lytta n
a former resident of Lucknow Ionil•
1t.y,
J. Kirkwood, an employee of the
1-Iar,nvet Desi° Works, lost then at st,
two angers of his left hand and hurl
fhe(ilheetwo badly 10 engird, when
his hand hecenne naught in a shaper,
at the factory. lie wan removed to
the Han rives Memorial Hospital.
11, 1S, M tsei, general melchfult, of
Ohepsln(ve, hes)'Peeiv02 the appoinl;-
1)101)1 of postmaster at Chepstow e,
•0000, ding George ;3 Buhl mem who
recently esigned. 'rile• supplies and
1quipwellt were transferred to the
now pn8tnt7i05 loam i.n, in rho Mansel
store building, ani the new postmast-
er was sworn in and has assumed
charge.
\Vhatmighthavebeen a fa.t,il se.
Ohdent hned let the O N R ceess-
ing al, the &mete, line, when Milton
Huber. a Hanover inenrance agent,
Wes hit by a 5111t01 Hug e, gine, Mr.
Huber, who was diving Nor could
net nee for the steam n1' raie nn rho
windshield of his sir. TI1P engin.
struck the rear 1•nd of I.1P mar, tlniog
ennshiprahle damage. Tice driver,
hnw"ver, escaped with n shal(ine•np.
At the m0rrling services tet Knox
Church, Ripley, 01 Sunday morning
of last week, the Merrloriel windows,
13 in all. which were rerelltly plttred
in the erlifice, were dedicated bythe
Pastor', Rev. George Connors, Ph. D.
In solemn and impt•eseive language,
he 0010gi0ed the pinneere of the form.
er Hu,'nn and Knox Presbyterian
Churches, whose names appeared nn
the 'vii+1ows, which were donated by
relatives.
M's, Mary Hooey passed deal at
the residence of her grandson, Berry
Osborne (',on,12, iioren, on Trteeday
evening, Nov. 22,11, The late Mrs.
Morey, daughter of the late Samuel
Tiergneon, of Cartwright Township,
on September tember 14311,1
Wes bornp898 and
Wi
in Nnvernher, 1884, she was moulded
to Robert Honey, who predeeeaeed
her 99 years aagn. They were teal -
dente of Hn)0n'I'ownshipt fora runt -
hop of yes re niter width they lived 111
C,lemen, Mich,
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PRACTICALLY
.,
PRACTICALLY any Canadian
citizen may own today an automo-
bile possessing elements of beauty,
style, comfort and efficiency which no
amount of wealth could have com-
manded a dozen years ago.
For the automobile industry has out-
grown its original function as a sup-
plier of transportation, and has in an
amazingly short time, brought about
the refinements which are exemplified
in the present -clay General Motors
car.
Since its foundations first were laid
sixty years ago, this institution has
believed that every Canadian has a
right to the best his country pro-
duces, has a right to satisfy his sense
. CHEVROLET PON IAC
M0LAUGHLIN-BUICK LA SALLE
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or
of beauty, his desire for comfort, his
need for dependability,
General Motors has at its command
the plaster minds of the industry. It
has the finest automotive research
laboratories and the greatest automo-
bile proving grounds in the world,
wherein have been pioneered and
developed some of the industry's
most revolutionary advances.
And General Motors has used its
prosperity and success unstintingly
in improving the quality and increas-
ing the value of its products. . .
It is thus that General Motors of
Canada has played its part in trans-
lating once -inconceivable luxury into
terms of every -day necessity. .
OLDSMOBILE OAKLAND
CADILLAC GENERAL MOTORS TRUCK
Home Office and Factori•^s : OSIie1WA, ONTARIO
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The residence of Jos: Oyster, at I at Milton. Among other things, a
Deemerton, was burglarized during quantity of wine and some cele, y was
the absence of the family, whn were talten from the cellar. The police are
spending the week -end with relatives investigating the theft.
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Friday & Saturday - Dec. 2 - 3
Tom Mix and T.ny
inp,.B I�,r� ••(The Wonder Horse)
"Canyon, o0 , i + h 19
Good Comedy and Trra.vel FiBl'n
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Dec. 5, 6 and
os e
This Film was formerly a $1 Show. Now for 25c
Friday and Saturday - Dec. 9 & 10
A FOX SUPE -FILM
US1C
The
David Wakefield's famous Play in Picture Form
Travel Film and ComedyGuaranteed one of the Best
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Monday & Tuesday - Dec, 12 & 13
.
Deni -Bride
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Fry & Blackhall Ltd., of Wingham,
have a proposition before Wingbtun
Council for a 818,000 loan and they
will take over the Union factory,
tvllieh has been idle for years.
The Board of Governors of Alex-
andra Marine and General Hospital
at Goderich, acknowledge with grat-
itude the receipt,of $280 from the
Ahmeok ,Chapter, T.O,D.F4.• which
has entirely cleared off the debt on
account of X -Ray equipment.
Tenders Wanted
RADIO FOR HOUSE OF REFUGE AT
ci.iNTON
Tenders will be received by the audersigu•
ed up to Friday, December 2nd, for the lo-
stallntion of a Buttery less Radio, at the Clin-
ton House of Refuge, lnstrmnent niu,t have
extra loud Baldwin t.peeker The lowest or
any tender not neaesso•ily accepted, 00, tit-
er particulars may be obtldtted from,
A. 0, BAEKI(R, Brussels.
Notice to Creditors
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Seet1o')
66, Chop. 121 of the Revised Statutes of Ont-
ario, that all persene Boling claims ne)5ot
the estate or the lute lburolmll William liar -
'Ism, deceased, who died on 0; about the
fourtl, day of October, A. I),1a:7, in the Towle
ship of Grey, in the Provinne of Ontario, are
reenir0d to send by pool prepaid or torli ver
tow O. Harrison, R, 10. No 1, West Mon k•
tel, Onhu9a, or to F. A, Harrison, R R. No
11, Brussels, Ontario, on or before the twenty
first day of December, A, D. 10:7, their muae5
and addresses, wItit full partlonittrs in wird-
Ing of their claims and the rebore of the se.
0aritles(if any) held by them.
And take notice further that after the said
' twenty first day of Deaenlbo•, 1027, the pail
said
i(daestors tate! willnntone thedistribute
pllltiethe
entitled. there.
. to, having regard only to the alaime of which
they shrill diem have had nonce, mud the send
Executors shall not he liable for the said
. assets or any pert thereof to any parkin or
whose claim they shall not then have recoil,
ed notice,
R. VANHTnNg, Solicitor for Executors
Dated at WIngbn in, this twenty ninth day
of November, A 1). 1927.
BROWN BROS.
NURSERYMEN. LTD.
Growers and Importers of High
Grade Nursery stock, Want Special
Representatives in every locality.
Liberal Commissions, paid weekly.
Write toddy. Address 1'lidge+viii,°,
Ontario. 10-12.
Notice to Creditors
In the matter cf the Estate of
William Noel, of rho Village of Wal-.
ton, the County of Huron, Guntlo.
man, Deceased
Nate.. ,s hereby given, pnrsulmt to 0,01)n
06, Chapter 1'1,1. 01 the Revised, stole' of
01 lull(, that all person/thriving elaun, a,miest
the estate of this stud Witlinln Neel,
Icon tient, n,deeun -d, tvhe. 1111.1 nt,r chum the
10111 day or Nove•mler, A.1, 1111110,egnu•05
a'rbefnra t}n• Tint)) am em
t (,,ber
D, 111:7, to send by pont !lad, or drllv,r to Wel)
iham G Neal, the Executor of the last Will
and testament of the said deceased, their
names and addresses, with hill parnenlers in
' wr3tlpg of their • (deinne, and the nature of
the sevenths,. lit They) held by then,
And further take no, lee that (1't or such last
mentioned dote that the said Marcum, will
pr1 eerd to distribute tile ase, is of the 1lecra.-
e11 moons t. the perrmw entitled thereto, hill,
tug regard only to the claims oe whl,•it he
shall then have notice and the said Rtaren for
will net bo 110111, to any person or parsons,
for the said ae,-ts or any port thereof of
whose °lathe Imtie0 shall not have bed:, reran'.
rd by him at the time or such distribution.
Dated this Eighteenth tiny of November A.
Ir. 10':7.
W.11 SINULAht, Solicitor for Exeo,otnr,
Meeting of Huron County Council
The Connell of the Cotporntlon of the ('ons•
ty of Huron 50) meet in. the Connell ,'bane
(0r, Gan arlob. n t S o'clock in the aft ermmn of
Tuesday, the 6th day of December, 111•.7. A,1
5eenit,t.s against the Comity must be in the
lanae v the (`leek not Inter that Monday pre.
eeding 1110 mooting of Connell.
At this eetinof Crpaint n0,111rof 0 Comity 'Cts ensurer,' e also cil Ian n,-
0510tnr for the House or Refuge will be mads.
Appltaations for the above positions to be
rentor dellversd to the mtd01•015n.,d ('aunty
Clerk on or before Saturday, Deo Ord, 1927..
GEO W..F101.b1AN,
Conn ty Clerk
Goderich, Nov. 0th 1527.
Farm for sae
The undersigned offers for sale his ei.ghty-
0(X acre farm,being Hoath parts of Lots 5 and
7, Con (2, Grey 'Township. Good stone vat•
eered house with steel roof, largo honk barn
and driving shed combined 78x56 ft. with
steel roof cement stabling under entire build.
Ings, lien house 1)(§x 50 rt., good drilled well,
Largo orchard or choice fruit. Over 1160 rods
of wire fence, about 6 aures of lish, 4 acres of
Man wheat, balance seeded to Alfalfa Pxoept
Senores which in all' plongbed, aye; n,ilee from
Brussels end y., mile from, school. Liberal
terms to a quick buyer, For farther unrtio•
glare apply to J0HN OR cur, R. 12 No. 8,
Phone 256 Brussels.
Farm for Sale
A very desirable stock term of 150 acres, 14
mile from Brussels. Good buildings and
rquipm0nts, Easy terms to suit porohnser.
For further particulars apply to
A. H. )IACDONAI,D,
Brussels. -
Farm for Sale
Lot No, Pt 23, Concession 14, 'rOwnshlp Of
McRillop, 1 mile east of Walton, oontalning
42 Bores of land; fonr•romned frame house
and email barn and hen house, .All well drain
ed end fenced. icor fnrth•er particulars apply
to ROBERT 130005 ND, In Detre of Theodore
Hoilend, Senlorth R, R. No. 1. Phone 207.8
Do Your feet Bother You ?
015 I the tragedy of oohing Feet, the misery
of painfully drat Ong one foot after theoth-
er, the bitterness of watching inhere step
along without .1 foot mire in the world. Foot
misery can be avoided. I know, beoense 1
suffered for years, but 1 found n way to re•
hove that painful strain upon my weakened
arches. Now, 1 wont to help others ; if yoo
rime
.1, 17, 50OD,'221 Pro epeop sb r OSlo
ilhon, Ont„ or Indy be purchased lit Downing
Bros„ shoe dealere, Brussels.
House and lot for hie
The house
and lot undersigned
o A bot street, Brussels. is House
muteins bath, fernnae ancl is electric wired,
Gond gimlet; and enrage, Everything m,
11 est-olnss repair,
06,30 .1A8, HEND)ER,SON, Seaforth,
Farms for Sale
250sorso, being rho south halves of Lots 18,
10, 20,21 rind 22, It the 1st 00,1 of Grey town.
ship, 100 acres ideal grass faun, with run-
ning water and !Annie, .5111 be sold separately
if desired. Will consider renting pert or all
to suitable tenting'. A 1plty to 08tf
01(0. O, JOHNSTON, R 11 2, Blnevnle
or GEORGE HPOTTON, Wfnglem.
House and Lot for Hale
Tho eligible house and lot on Queen street,
Brussels, the property of the late Sirs %e s,
is offered for sale. Omnfortaele house with
small garden, For further eartlooltera apply
to BARRY KEYS,
8•tf 11. R. 8 Brussels
Farm for Sale
(The old Harnilton Place)
100 aeries, ;being 1)734 Lots 7, 9, 0 and North
40 norm of 10, Con, A, Tnruberry township.
Large first -elm barn, splendid shone stabli ,
{ Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the Estate of
I . Oidoord Daniel Parkes, late of' the
Township of Grey, in tho Province
of Ontario, farmer, Deceased.
Noglco 1B hereby given, pursna,t to ideation
10, Ohne 121, of the Goy(oed Statutes of On.
tame, that 011 per50n0 imving piniins against
the estate of Gideon Danner Parkes, Who died
o, on about the 111th day of October, A. 0,
are required to send by post, prepaid, or de.
liver to 13117,1. lane 340'105, Bhrevale R B, No,
20thOntario,
yiof Decehe mber, A,. D. 1027, thix on or eir namefore s
and addresses with full particulars in writ.
Ing of their claims and the nature of the se, 1
oaritres,(If any) held by tiles, duly verified
by n statutory declaration,
And further take notice that atter the:20th 1
dayi of December, 1927, the ;said Exeoutrlx 1
1 prowled to distribute the nsset5 of
the mid, estate among the parties entitled
thereto, having Vi, regard
gout t
' ti
y O the ql
el
ens of
which s
7 ha chair then ton hnv
ohnd
notice, and
Sold Ex she:
eo0(1 sn shall are f o l y for the i
mid Whose
or any part thereof to any person
ee Bos of
w e nb
n she shall
ooiVednotioe, not then, have re.
Dated et Brunets, the 28th divot li'ovember,
A.D. 1927.
EL1ZA BANE PAR%1 5,17xeentrlx
Bluevalo, B B, 2, Ont,
underneath ; windmill, largo driving shed
good frame Louse and stone kitchen, large
orchard, never falling spring 00 farm• 2 arise
from Wroxeter village and 1 mile iron, school,
This farrn has been in pasture for some years
and will ggive highest returns, Form land
values will rise, For pertionlnrs apply to ,
THOS, GI1380N
Administrator John R. Gideon estate
1?, O. box 77 Wroxeter Phone 80
Farms for Sale
F1,wssseet
The ,lndoroigned offers for sale his 100•eore
farm being N3fi, Lot 26, Con. 7, Morris. Also
160 (wee, being North 14, Lot 20, and Ey4, 27,
Oen, 7, Morrill. Good houses end burns In
first-olasocondition, also all good ont•bnlid•
nage.
Will 61311 with or without crop. Beas-
on for selling, poor health. For further part•
tattlers apply to W, B. MoOUTOO EON,
Proprietor, 1:. RA,:Brnssels
Farms for Sale
mi
100 stormstormof land, being he south
Don. 8, and the south 34 of Lot 10, Oon, of inpthee
Township of Morris, 'These forms are offered
for Oslo to clone ne the estate of the late Jaloea
85)3(1, If hot Bold they Will be rented for pas
taro, lfor particalars
amity to the exeoato
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