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Local News Items
Shipping Carload of Fowl.
R Thomson loaded a carload of
dressed fowl at the C. N. R. station
this week.
Shipped Horses.
J. H. Galbraith shipped a car load
of horses on Wednc:l:ay morning of
this week.
Making a Canvass of town.
Rev. Mr. Dyke, field secretary of
the Muskoka Hospitals, is in town
this week and making his annual col-
lection.
Hauling Logs.
The recent snow stems has helped
sleighing and already logs have been
hauled to the Mill yard. This will
mean work in the Spring.
Concert and Dance.
The Fanners' Club are ]folding a
concert. and dance in the Town Hall
I .n sell el/ Fr iv evening of this
week. A splentid. empiram consist-
ing. of solo.-;, re ant 'r, dialogues and
instrumental music and eortairmity
singing hits been a ttinni-ed, Lunch
will b, kierved, t r, ' !it lae good
dance music. S0..• d:l. t,. in 1,4'0 .sues
Sister Passes Away.
;sir_. Rob ': fi ftl::.on reeilred a
telegram this morning/ b n the
sad message that her , Mrs.
Thomas Cath, hod passA away. l:/•-•
• ceased
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cease;d was; a d, ugr-ee,r of the lar.
John McCallum, d l.a,;u, and ha-; re-
sided in Newark for a number o
years. The late Mrs. Smith i.; surviv
ed by agrown-up t. ,Wily. Her hus-
band p :cd awn. Inst summer •11111
a brother only the other w ' Mrs.
Henderson .on i:a now the last -.Ammo ng
member o)' th • blcCallum -f roily. (
Died at Goderieh.
The death occulted at (ro' a h h on
Wednesday afternoon last of 1
reaped d (itiaen in the person of
William Bird, after a lingering ill
ness of four months. The (I era.: d
man was a resident of the Co. town t
for the past 15 years, having gone
there .from Brussels. FIe was a:m 1
}Toyed with the Western Sanada
Flour Mills up to the• time of his '11
ness, lir. wd,fc survives. The fun f
eral was held on Saturday afternoon
and interment made in the Maitland
cemetery, Goderich.
Send it Early.
We are always glad to get all th
news you can send 1111 and we are
doubly glad when yon send it in
early. We can nsunlly put a few
items in that occur just prior to pub• t
lication time. But if the news items
happens early in the ween, let us have 1
it early. It usually happens every 1
week that on Wednesday morning
we could get sufficient newsy artist -i
to more than fits the columns of The
Lost, while earlier 10 tee week it
takes a good deal of search to find 1
items of real local interest. The re-.;
suit is we lose geod now articles or
have to condense them very :lunch
and you are disappointed' because
your article slid not apear or a lot of
Items left out, when we would have
both. benefitted if the articles had
reached us earlier, Send us all the
paws you can, but please send it as
early as yon can, -Thank you 1 - i
Valentine Sock Social.
The Ladies' Guild of St. John's
Church are holding a Valentine Sock
Social on Friday evening, February
{ 10th, in the basement of the church.
Good for Charlie.
The Palmerston Spectator last
week in reporting an intermediate
hockey game between Chesley and
Palmerston handed out the following
"puff" to Charlie Murcar, formerly
of Brussels: -The referee's bell was
handled by Murcar who did as good
a job in this capacity as any referee
appearing here this season.
That Free Space.
The editor, as a rule. is mighty
long on giving' spare in his paper to
things that mean prosperity for his
community, and too often the fact is
lost sight of that the space the editor
so wiliing gives to aid his community
and 111, people ,s his "bread and but-
ter. It bat he has to sell, and
when hr iva 1t way it is just the
same as if the grocer dished out
gestic hi= eetTee and sua'ar-yet no
one hits(e of asking the rover to
give him coffee or sugar:
Drops Dead
I,a.t TTmrsday- evening George Mc-
Millan.
Ia
Milli ). d respected rtrsdent of town
dropped dcad at the Home of hip sen -
in -law, .John Meadows. about 10 P.m.
rer,),8;e,l had been in good health all
winter. He was da his 85th year. On
Fehrn ry 94, 1 575, he was married
at Harwood, Co.of Northumberland;m,1 34: end in. wire celebrated their
e
geldan v dri0)1 on Feb. 24th, 1!125
et I:e r Is. iVfrc 3Tc.t'VldtiaO passed
n0 h. f nv' 00 May 20:11, 19213. They
1' 51(1) rl 111 1 1n1a for a time and Iater
.
on th 16 m
16tH con of G(cy and ca0
to family
•1s 8hoft 03 years • ago. A
of foul daughters, (Til:. John
SL 1lrl8 v Busserl 'Mr: N. Living-
tnn, e r•,nlve t lir;. Sinclair, Gue-
lph, ,rod lir,. C 7;ts. Hin••stntt, Tor.
onto/ and two :on, (V19lld.un in Pope
3(811., and Alfred at Port Arthur)
naw ,-urv1�'('. The funeral was held
on 51)10117)5 afternoon, service being
n!.ti l ban 1[_1: ill" church and the 8(r -
v1 1 r enc e,nbdueted by Rev,r. G,
Fowler, The pane/diem were Sam.
i
Wilt
t rnr' e Muldoon, John Gal-
braith, im ical 7 1Ti71)000111, .Tobe Lo-
ran and 'r110a0.18 Walker. The follow
illg lona mon let: -d as flower car-
rion,:T e nneth 1 r ?0;(1,0(1 Alves Spar -
ling, jack Oliver. Alvin Logan, A.
1, allagfyue awl.l ae 'Wilton, AMeng
floral tribute were: Pillow, from
la;7ily Spray. Melville Choir; Spray
frot nW.3T. S. end Ladies Aid, Mel -
vibe r hua c•li : wreath, Mr. and Mrs.
J ore("nam, Toronto; Spray, .Alfred
t4
'r.liillan, „pray, Mr. incl Mrs,
S)n 1m and 1111 .:. llitrehe ll, Marlette;
ate: 1 .Tar, friends. and neighbors.;
Pincus. - Wilton family; Spray from
11101)hildr,,(1. Among those from a •
d1 .:n '0 who attended tee :funeral:
---ibire. Sinclair, Guelph; Chas, and
Mrs. TIin stop, Teronto; Mrs. George
Leary Mitchell; Simon Dove, Russel-
dale; David Chappel, Hibbert Town-
ship; Mr and Mrs. Mullet', Wingham;
Ta:, Mitchell, Wingham, H. and Mre.
32itrhell, Winpharn. interment was
macre in the family ))lot in Breese's
eomotcry. The family have the '
sym-
pathy of the community in the loss
of their father,
'B'F'I: t?Rn'e•I,S POST
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Somday, Fob,. 5th
11 a.m.-Public Worship.
Subject :
Jesus, 010 Redeemer of the Race
'1'14e filth in 11 eyries on
"Christ in the Life of To -day"
Nit—Jesus. the Giver of Life
711---Jcsue, the Destroyof Death
5th—Jesus. the Man Etre-eminent
3 p. m. -The Sabbath School.
Missionary program and offer- ; '
ing. Lantern Hymns.
A welcome awaits you
7 p.m. -Public Worship.
Theme
"The Gospel Trumpeters"
Tuesday -Y. P. Society.
Wednesday -Prayer Service
-Choir rehearsal.
Friday -Boys' Class.
FOR SALE -6 Pigs Weighing about
100 SDs Market price. Phone
43-25. Gordon Knight.
FOR SALE --Six Pigs, 6 weeks old.
John Bateman, Brussels.
SHORT HORN BULLS for sale. 4
Short Horn bulls, reds and roans.
Kerr Bros. Henfryf, Phone 3-59.
FOR SALE:- 1 set of Bench
sleighs almost like new. A bar-
gain for someone. Apply at T.
Ritchie's Blacksmith Shop.
J. P. McIntosh.
100 ACRE FARM FOR SALE: -
Being Lot 3,.con. 16, Grey. Build-
-ings in first class condition. An-
drew Sloan, Phone 27-12. R. R,
No. 2, Brussels. 23-tf,
AM PREPARED TO REPAIR A11
Kinds of Sewing Machines at rea-
sonable changes. John Kreuter,
FOR SALE OR RENT - House and
barn and 6 acres for sale or rent.
Apply to Geo. Colvin, 69 Cherry
street, Stratford. 14-t£.
FARM TO RENT -100 acre farm,
on 2nd of Morris; possession any-
time this fall. Apply to Sheriff
Caldbeck, Haileybury, Ont., or to
W. A. Lowry, Brussels. 15-tf.
Lots of Colds.
Lagrippe or flu is all the fashion
in the best of regulated families
these days.
Held Over Till Next Week.
Owing to being rushed with job
work we find it impossible to get the
report of the Huron County Council
into type. It will appear next week..
Card of Thanks,
3lrs. Daviel Badgley and family
wish to express their sincere thanks
to all their neighbors and friends for
the many words of sympathy and
kindness shown them in their recent
bereavement They - will never be
forgotten.
Obituary.
The funeral of the late David Bad-
gley, win, passed away on Wednes-
day, Jan. 25th, took piece on Friday
'tri rno8n from his late residence,
Albert :t., to Brussels cemetery. sirs
• I. id8 1ey's illness extended over a
period of twenty years He was a
{ very patient sufferer. Mr. Badgley
wan born on October 14th, 18110 in
Grey Township and was in his 67tH
year. His parelrts were of English
devout. Wien/ 7 young man, he was
l interested ::1 181101ng, but on account
of 111 -health lie retired some ten years
ago and (8)118 10 B11u22018 to live.
l
Forty-three years ago, October 1st
he married Mks Mary Jane Ferriff,
of the village of Delmore, in the Co.
of Huron. He is survived by one
(laughter, Mrs, Joseph Godwin, 24
Lawrence St., Brantford, and two
8011.2, William, of Manor, Sask.; and
Alvin, of 4870 Tillman, Ave., Detroit,
Ittich. One son, George predeceased
him in 1905. There are nine grand-
children. A brothel', John, of Manor
Sask.; and two sisters, Mrs. Ebenezer
L'ovillr•, of Wowotta and Mrs. L. J.
Sena, of St. Thomas, Ont. Three
brothel's and four sisters predeceased
him In politics 31r. Badgley was a
Consort an(l although never ,
holding any public office, he being '
of a retiring disposition, was well
and favorably known in the surround
in„ community. The funeral was
conducted by Rev. 3'. G, Fowler,
pastor of the Presbyterian church. '
Two favorite hymns of the deceased
"What a Friend We Have in Jesus"
mid "Safe in the Arms of Jesus"
were sung. The floral tributes in-
cluded a wreath from the family;
spray, Ethel friez"ls; spray, W. 111, S.
and Ladies Aid, of Melville Church;
Spray, Wesley and Mr's. Pollard, of
Stratford. The pall,bearors were
Robert Shedden, Walter SharpJohn
Robb, Wm, Wilton, Archie McDon-
ald and Allan Lamont, Friends from
a clietaner, were his daughter, Mrs.
Joseph Godwin; son, Wm. Irlardgley,
sister, • Mrs. L. J. Small, of St,
Thomas, a 0(11;0, Mrs, L. Bailey, St.
'Phomas, i;i,tn -in-law, Ml's. Charles
Sproal, Wroxeter; Wesley and Mrs.
Pella rd, Stratford The bereaved
have the sympathy of a wide circle
of friends in their trouble,
Jha \Aie F iu
to Offer
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fseile chartered 1 i con --
tele ole hl ,tuytp.u. ,r,. t. i to
"ii',•r tr7,• btnni,;-., rumi,•uu;;,
Ginn its eonteml/orat•ir.a wiles:. it be
in the i•ter i he s-) .-i 7, 11 rea-
ders. Durimi theIna-century nturt a f its
life., tlie Sian/it/al 1; u1' it,(1 1
ed r (11.1 i(4 Il'l •tido tl'. tt' rofa'
thit kind of .8, ill'C ld li tl' I17'.' I Li 11t,
daily tram, itetion.i. The ?:0 10(1 4111
(11,41 of this individuality ia 100(1(1
i:1 the. many unique r : vi,,, for
vtiu.h th• Standard Lank 0 pecul-
iarly .equiplhsd,
TEE STANDARD B
OF CANADA
ESTABLISHED )873
G. H. SAMIS
Manager, Brussels Branch
Card of Thanks.
We wish to thank all the kind nei.
ghbors and friends for the floral tri-
butes and their kindness shown dur-
ing our recent bereavement.
The McMillan Family.
Gift to Library.
Premier Ferguson, Minister of-
Education, has sent to the Brussel
Public Library a set of the "Make
of Canada." They are nicely bourn
in good print and nicely illustrated
Personal Paragraphs
John Oliver macre a business trip
to Stratford on Tuosday.
W. A. Lowry returned last Satur-
s day from his trip to New Ontario.
rs
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d' ,Clinton News -Record -Mrs, J. R.
There are twelve volumes in'the so
and they were sent absolutely with
out cost to the Library, the expres
being prepaid. It is a handsome gif
and the books will be of great valu
to students and others who wish t
refer to them. The Board and Lib
rarian appreciate the gift very much
"The Belle of Broadway,"
Betty Conlpson playing in "Th
Belle of Broadway," a Columbi
feature which comes to the Gran
Theatre on Monday, Feb, 6 and 7 ha
the role in which she has played sine
her appearance in "The Mirael
Man." She was so delighted with th
role of Marie Duval, a beautiful Pa
isian actress who wanted to stn
young, that she insisted on selectin
her own wardrobe for the part.
Coming to the Grand,
February 3 -4 -Tom Mix in "Th
Broncho Twister"
February 6 -7 -Betty Compson i
"The Belle of Broadway"
February 10 -11 -Viola Dana •
"Bred in Old Kentucky"
February 13 -14 -Lon Chaney i
"Mr. Wu"
Feb. 17 -18 -"Black Diamond Ex
press"
Feb. 24 -25 -Thomas Meighan 1
"The Canadian,"
Feb. 27 -28 -"Captain Salvation"
March 1 -2 -Wm. Haines in "Th
Thrill Hunter."
March 8-9--BusterKeatonfn "Th
General,"
Minor Locals,
February.
20 Days this month.
Green wood is being hauled to
town.
Logs are beginning to come to th
mill yard. 7
Council meets on Monday evening
of next week.
Tho Morris & Grey Farmers' Chun
export a car of screening; next week
Send in your now: items early 1n
the week. If left until the last day
it is many 111)7.18 impossible to incluc
p 1
them,
The a athwas; na 0 trifle' cool 01
Sunday ped nu Monday the t. mp,'r-
(111(8e lied dropped to 24 degrees be-
low
Zero.
Explosion Finish in Tom Mil: Feature finish, An explosion with Toni Mix
rolling off a fifty -foot tower in a
Powder barrel, eluding desperadoes
and return n8 to 108011e a beautiful
girl and his faithful pal just as a
t Alcock, of Brussels, is 'visiting friends
- in Holineeville. She has just return-
s eel from a trip to New York,
t • . es it
s
• Miss Olive Corbett, who is attend-
ins the Winter Course of Home Be-
. mimics at Seaforth, gave a reading
at their literary meeting on Friday
o afternoon,
a' t ,, Jin
e
d Mrs. E. C. Cunningham entertain-
: el a number of her lady friends to a
o 500 -party last Thursday evening at
e her hone. Mrs. W. S. Scott and
Par Mrs. J. D. Warwick won the prizes
br for the best scores.
4.S 4 4-
Mrs. L. J. Small returned to her
home in St. Thomas on Monday after
o attending the funeral of her brother,
n the late David Badgley. Mrs Small
is in her 34th year. She was accoln-
hn paned by her daughter, Mrs. Louie
Bailey.
Mrs. 3. H. Kerney, who has been
taking treatment in Guelph hospital
n 1 since leaving Brussels several weeks
{ago, has somewhat improved and left
'this week for Toronto where she will
reside with her daughter, Mrs. Mc -
O Cutcheon. Mrs. Jas. Speir visited
her in Guelph the early part of the
week.
Miss A. D. Pope, Deaconess of the
Upper Canada Tract Society, Mission
e to Sailors, is in town soliciting• funds
for this worthy cause. For 95 years
this Society has been doing good
- work amongst the sailors on our
, great lakes. Libraries are put on the
boats for the sailors; boosts are sent
to the isolated light -house keepers.
�' The colpol•teur visits the lumber
1 camps, preaching the gospel and dis-
tributing good literature: Mr, Jud-
' run, the Sailor's Missionary, meets
111e boats at the Welland Canal dis-
tributing good literature, doing per-
50nEt1 evangelism, endeavoring to win
the sailors to the serviki of the
Great Master, that they may enjoy
life in all its fullness. Books we al-
terriflic powder blast demolishes the
tower, plo81110 thrills for the con-
cluding scenes of "The Broncho
Twister,," Fox Films latest release
starring Mix. This picture comes to
The Grand Theatre on Friday and
Saturday of this: week. Adela Rogers
St. John wrote "The Broncho Twist-
er," her scr0nd striking story center -
11, in'ouncl Mix and Tony, this famous
horse Her first was 'The Arizona
Wildcat.' "Tile hron('ho Twister"
provides sensational episodes that
give 11578 opportunities for display of
Mix' strength, courage and fa t
thinking. Helene Costello has the
leading feminine role.
A Good Conference.
'Keen interest maintainers in the
Power Farming Conference held at
Brussels under the joint asullices of
the. Ford Motor Company of Canada,
Limited, the Oliver Chilled Plow
Works, and Bert MrTntyrc last Wed
ne:ulay and Thursday. The 0011-
0011418
00001sus of' opinion of those w110 at-
tended, the conference was that they
benefitted graaltly 15»111 the informa-
tion furnished by the lectures and
through the reediuln of the several
moving Malin; film, 0961)1lly pre..
partd fee these conferences. The
Conference covered modern farming
methods, the use of tractors, and
seientifir maintenance of agricultural
machinery, Lectures were delivered
by Mr. Watson and among the in-
teresting Alms screened were some
dhewiP.g through a 1nirrosetope, the
act11n1 growth of seed iu the ground
and the effects upon the young plant
of a properly developed seeds ,Mid.
Those who attended the 8017001 re-
ceived much valualllo information
and many helpful paraters on Mod -
so supply '.l'or the Soldiers hospitals
and Sick Children's Hospitals. Two
years ago Brussel8.gav0 $49.18. The
Society is very grateful to the Brus-
sels :friends for their help i11 this
worthy e.ause; and trust you will all
do your best to help along the good
work this year also.
ern farming 0101110(15. The mechan-
ical course was most instructive and
was eagerly followed.
A Pradulent Business.
A couple of weeks ago an adver-
tisement appeared in this paper along
with other papers in the country in-
srn'te.cl by the Gillies Mailing Service
of Sydney, Nova Scotia, One of our
subscribers wrote to the firm enclos-
ing a stamp for reply as the advt.
requested. She received 11 replyand
wa8 asked to send one dollar .i'or mar-
ticnlar:, cqu:pment, etc., for work
from the Mailing Service, She diel
so, but to date has r'ece'ived no reulq.
We accepted the advertisement in
gond faith, hot have learned since
that this so • called Gillies Mailing
Service is a skin game being eperat(d
by some 5088011. The Chc iley 3i1(tel'-
prise tells of a subscriber there who
also answered this advertisement, and
the letter Was returned :from the post-
master at Sydney with these words
stamped' on the envelope; "The per-
son addressed is believed to be en-
gaged in a business of a fraudulent
character.' That ends all the Gillies
Mailing Service advertisement in this
paper and the public is herewith
warned not t0 Waste a postage stamp
in answering this advertisemont,
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10'f ' l.IE 1.l1ue of Cod Liver Oil ac, a tl ;nuc builder
-,• 1111t1 flesh plod(icel i. 1VC•ll kilOi,111. I)tlli!11
t11e'Wintcr season it is particularly effective
in the treatment of colds and also a preventive Of
colds, but (lo you exercise sufficient care in the sel-
ection of the kind of Oil that you use.
ivil/t�r, taud 1 , ` izs d
Cd Liver ll
Made by Parise Davis & Co., is standardized as to
vetmnin content which determines the medicinal
value of an oil. As a result it is freely prescribed by
medical men. Let us show you this preparation.
We also have the bulk
Norwegian Cod Liver Oil
at 60c. per pint bottle
Raw Cod Liver Oil for Poultry
40c pint bottle
FO a^'; MEN
Come in and get a box of our
SHAVING CREAM
' Colonial Club TALCUM POWDER
SHAVING LOTION
Worth regularly $1.35 for 89c.
Hot Water Bottles
K. & S. Goods, seamless and guaranteed against de-
fects in workmanship and material $1.25 to $3,cr0
Persian Balm
—A dainty Toilet requisite. Excellent for chapped
hands.
Ali
30c bottle
uv Store
Exclusive Agent for Nyal and Penslar Remedies
Druggist and Stationer
Successor to James Fox
DIED
ISADGLEY. - In Brnosels, on Wednesday.
Jan. 25th, 1028. David Badgley, aged 57
years, 1 months and 1S day S.
COOPER. -in 01 Into township, on .Ton. 2015,
Marie Gibson, wife of ,Tames Cooper and
mother of Mrs. teordo11 Gibson and Mrs
Earls Ila)), of Wroxeter, aged Op years,
62081ILLAN,-Iu Brussels, on Wednesday,
Jan, 2511, 1028, George McMillan, in his
85th year.
YOUNG. -In Wroxeter, 00.150, 25th, Mary
Them, aged 77 years.
IN MEMORIAM
BLINCO.-L1 sad but ever loving mam0ry of
our dear daughter, Isnbell illinco, who
passed 'throngs'the gates ajar" on Jau-
uery 20111, 1027.
We loved her, yes, we loved her,
But Jesus loved her more,
And he has sweetly called her
To yonder shining shore,
The golden gates were open,
The Angels stood aside
Tn welcome boort the loved one
The day that Isabell died.
Sadly hissed by
FA'rttea, MOTH al( AND G5AN1,troTn an
og Strayed
Strayed on T.nt 17,1100 15, (trey, no ,Tan. 21,
r. yellow hob -tailed Collin dog owner may
have same by paying for this advt.
111.2 110w0), 58)1108,
1?hone 2811 ll, 11.2, Brussels. ;
For Sale
A number of "choirs remelt. tihnrlhorn and
airy had d 04)788. due to Ir',elisn during ironrn •
y March. Also 1 fresh raw 54111 er with.
or without ruff. 1)0801 4 1 81151(7,
80.8 Phone 3010 1),R 2, Brussels
�r
HORN
BRANDON -In V(otorin Hospital, London,
nn .ran 251h, to Aar and Mrs, Norman
Brandon (nee Irene Stooks, of \Vroxeter)a
daughter -Norma Jean,
AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE Ole FARMil, FARM
0000K, rt1PL5tlaNT5, FUNNlT01t5, ea. -.
D M. Scott, Auctioneer, has bean Instructed
to sell at Part hot 1, eon. 11, Gray township
(Gravel road, Brussels South) an Friday, Feb,
10th,et 10'olook, the following property1-
Team of horses 0 and 1U years,1 driver 10 yrs,
1 Jersey cow 0 years old duo to freshen Feb.
101h, 1part Jersoy cow 5 years 01d due to
freshen April 18th, 20 hens, 15 pullets, 1 Mate
say -Barris hinder 0 -ft , 10.51 Deering plower,
l llny rake, ll•hoed Noxon seed drill, spring
tooth onitivntor set i r0n 110?TOWS, eockshutt
walking plow, sod plo,v, 1,herso garden plow,
soufllur, potato hanker, wagon, hay ?sok,
gravel box, wood rack, word jfinmer, top bog-
gy, open buggy, 40 -gal steel oil Brum, wooden
b+vrel,antter, Fold touring oar, grindstone,
daisy (14,15, 28 tuns mixed hay watts and
timothy, 2 tons 200 ob./ alfalfa hay, quantity
of porn toes, 40 cedar paste, roll building paper,
buggy whip, binder whip, „ galvanised pails,
Wagon spring seat, horse blanket, 5•gal. oil
cnn, 2 sets (0(101, (meow, art single harness,
oor180U 18, oeatca, ladder, 2 000liing ranges, 1
18001.1070, tool crib, number of grain hogs,
whifnetrees forks, idioms and other articles
1 too numerous to mention.
At the sante time and Pince there will ha
ffered for mils nulject to et reserve kid the
following 500Pertie•. 1 -Parcel 1 --The 1411 Lot
20Corn, 7, Morris town l,lp. nnntaiuing 105
acres mom or lees A gro.v and moms let. No
buildings Parcel 2 -The NS„ Lot 17, Clon, 8,
611rrir township, containing 1111 steres more or
Inns. About 7050res cleared, balance 111 Min -
her. A frame (cues and bank barn. Property
oo11,b(efor mixed farming
'Donne -All soils of 510 00 and ender cash;
over Bort amount 10 menthe credit given on
fnrniahfng•wpm:170d lint 050,0 11 . Anotes
mast hs nee ptuble by the hanit. A discount
of 5 e'er rent per mtnnm off for end/ on orodtt
amounts, 61110. FLOIIENCE RUSSELL,
Administrate -1x
runemattarawntersuura
R. W. FERGUSON
Aftr
MeL� ,, r •t. Clearance�
ON ODD LINES
Boys' Overcoats, from 4 to 6 years, regular
$6 50 for
Men's Rubber Boots, regular 5 ,0o for
� WS
These are First Quality
All lines of RubberS at Reduced Prices
A few Men's Overcoats, regular $32.00, for,,,, 26.50
Good Value
A BIG REDUCTION ON CAPS
4.75
4.25
SPECIAL SUIT SALE
Just to keep business going and to give the public a
real bargain I will lust cut the price to
Regular 40,00 and $45,00 J.
People will buy from the pedier and when the stjit is
made it is only worth $5.00. Stamped "all wool:"
All cotton" would be right,
R. W. Ferguson
., Brussels