HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1928-3-14, Page 4WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14th, 3028
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WEDNESDAY, MARCII 11th, 1928
a HE two Canadian aihmen will
long rementhee their flight into
the Arctic region and their 13 -day
fight with deetth and starvation.
TTHE bi;; N.D.• baseball team' are
•, now ji a:giving for the coming
san-on in Florida and other southern
points. Spring is in the offing, but
lest week you would hardly believe
it up in Huron County, 1
se se se eeTHE Nova Scotia Senate will do
the didisappearingact o n May 31.
There are tats of Canadians, irres-
pective of politics, who think the
Dominion Senate could also disap-
pear to the benefit of Canada.
es es st.
A minimum estimate of crops dc-
stroyed by insects during 1920
in Canada teas given ae wi14,000,000
by Arthur Gibson, Dominion Entomo-
logist, addressing a service club in
Hull. This estimate was for field,
fruit and other crops, and did not
comprise an annual les, of $50,000.-
000
50,000.000. to forest and shade trees.
DEPORTS from • the- North indicate
.fled that the whole mineral belt from
Rouyn to Le Pas is going to be well
worked this summer. New capital
keeps coming in. The railways are
showing keen interest in the recent
developments. Bringing the steel to
the mines means increasing the fact
ilties and spurring on the work of
arming urn the country.
es ee
HE report of United States tour-
ist expenditures in Can
1. is1( for
Canada
last year should make every Cana-
dian realize the importance of this
industry that has come to rival wheat
growing, puip and paper, mining in
leading the way in the Dominion.
Last year''; total of $270,283,140
pEnt by tourists shows the amazing
increase over the 1923 figure of
ti 73,090,32_0. The difference alone
i•= more than the amount of $70,000,-
000
70,000 -000 estimator to have been spent by
Canadians in trips to the United
S:atom,
• e se
ANITCBA is arranging a ginn a to spend
-P2.50),000
rt on a highway pro-
gram during the corning summer.
There will be approximately 350
miles of roads to be graded. These
will go to extend the present system
in the province. The cost for the
work will be about ee..500,000. A
similar amount is to be spent in sur-
facing and resurfacing routes al-
ready graded. The balance is to
be used in co-operation with muni-
cipalities in building market roads.
• es
PrHE last surveyof Canada's rail-
ways shows there are 54,279
miles of trackage under operation.
Of this 40,352 miles is single track-
age. Taking in the sidings, indus-
trial switches and double track, the
larger total is reached. Of this near-
ly one-half is in the Western provin-
ces. About 4,000 miles are in the
Maritimes. The remainder is in On-
tario and 'Quebec. For a country of
less than ten million inhabitants,
Canada has a railway service that is
capable of meeting the needs of a
population many tunes as great.
Some day those people will come.
DOWN in Trinidad where British
courts control the justice of
the land an aged negro trundled
$100.000 worth of gold specie
through the streets of the town to
the ship in which it was to be sent to
New York. He was unguarded and
used a wheelbarrow to Para fine
boxes, whirls were labelled "Gold".
He made several trips and wee not
molested, Nor did anyone think it
strange that he should do the work
unprotected. But when the vessel
arrived at New York, there were six
detectives, heavily armed, waiting to
act as a guard to the men who were
to take the gold from the Alp to its
destination. Different ports and dif-
ferent courts means different meth-
ods.
-FSTERN Can• ada is not the only
place where the pool system of
marketing' has been a success. In
Western Australia the Wheat Pool
has been promised 320,000 acres
more for the next season than were
of contract for last year, The fer-
nier •have discovered that the Pool
method of selling is by far the best
In New Zealand the wheat farmers
have also decided to go into the Pool
system of marketing their strops.
Contracts have been signed and
everything is 'being prepared for the
1m/idling of the next harvest. The
Ontario Tobacco Pool is an other in-
stance of the growers becoming tired
of the 'fluctuating prices under the
hit-or4miss marketing pian. By sell -
ink through the Pool each grower
Will be angered a fair pried for his
THE BRUSSELS POST
bBERS
for E'('0 KIDs+...+v1
Get a p".•'r early ^-,•i avoid the first col;!,
frorn t c•t feet, that may keep the
young: ; d. _• in discornf;;rt all through the
winter.
Look fbr the trade -mark.
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P.1 t'di"rFC+
We are displaying a complete
Pse verity of "l' orth=.rn" footwear
for rnr'n, boys, women, misses
and children.
E. AS a,n e":age,
usSe'S
crop. The leaf will be put on the 1
market according to the demand. It
will net be thrown on it in one huge 1
lea's, The growers will benefit,
I'Itat is why they are signing the
Pool contracts.
OTTAWA RUMOR SAYS
MALCOLM MAY SUCCEED
ROBB, FINANCE MINISTER
Thomas H. Blackrock, a political
writer at Ottawa, reeeetiy had the
following to say: •
Hon. Jas. A. Robb, Minister of
Finance, and the Cabinet member
with the str'onge.et hold of any min-
ister on the elcttorate, has now inti- •
stated he intends retiring Deem active
noliar•ai lire, yet rumor peeeisrt.; that
last week's evens his Last budget. He
s nearly 70 years and not in rugged
health, with a heavy department and
without a training in the fundament-
als of finance, yet has done more to
; i,ilgtarize the government than has
the Pi•hue Minister or any -of his col-
letlgues.
Mr. Robb entered parliament in
1903 and has been re-elected at
every g.neral election since. In 1921
he became Minister of Trade and
C'ontmcrre, and from 1923 to 1925
was aLo acting Minister of Finance,
relinquishing the department of.
Trade and Commerce in the latter
year .and taking over the portfolio
of finance. His popularity in the
country is due to the general belief
in his integrity and because, in his
budget of 1926, he made drastic re-
ductions in automobile duties. His
retirement, whenever it comes, will
be a loss to parliament, his party,
and the country.
That politicians believe he will be-
fore another session, relinquish his
heavy task, is apparent in the gen-
oral discussion on his successor. Who
will it be? Who will Premier King
appoint as Mr. Robb's successor?
Will a present minister receive pro-
motion or will the Premier look with-
out This cabinet for a national finan-
cier
Opinion is that the choice will be
made from among W. H. Moore,
chnirman of the tariff advisory board,
iron, James Malcolm, Minister of
Trade and Commerce, and Hon, H.
H. Marler, who was a member of
Premier King's government for a
short time in 1025.
Hon. James Malcolm is Mr. Robb's
understudy in finance. He has so far
been very aucce,,sful.as head of the
department of Trade and Commerce.
Then M1. Mah'olm is a protectionist,
mid it Ls alweys necessary to balance
matters to have a rotccttonist finan-
cc minister in a Liberal low -tariff
government.
Moore has great ability and great -
1 er' ambition. Mr. Marler believes he
has a mission in life and can afford
WANTED
The undersigned will pay the highest
cash prices for all kinds of good logs,
including Rock Elm, Soft Elm, Bass-
wood, Solt Map]e, Hard Maple and
Ash, delivered at P. Arnont's Saw
Mills, Brussels,
Logs to be cut 19 feet, 2 inches;
12 ft, 2 in.; 14 feet 2 in,; and 16 ft.
2 in. with an odd log 8 ft'. 2 in.
For prices and particulars enquire
of
Ile Goderheh Mig. Co.
Limited
Goderich, Ontario
or
Philip Arnent, Brussels
to have this hobby. All three are
able, but only Mr. Malcolm popular.
If be does not make a serious blun-
der before the vacancy occurs, his
chances. of being head of the treas-
ury are very bright.
CAR .SKIDS
AND UPTURNS
INTO WATER
The Stratford Beacon -Herald last
Thursday reports the narrow escape
of R. A. Innes and Duncan Ferguson
Jr„ son of Duncan Ferguson, a for-
rncer resident of Brussels: -
A. A. Lutes, Cobourg street, and
Duncan Ferguson, jr., John Street,
narrowly t -soaped drowning shortly
after midnight, when the car in
v:•':rich they were riling skidded on
the icy pavement south of the Huron
d:reet bridge, and plunged over the
30 -foot embankment to the ice be-
low.
Half submerged in the water, tlp-
ill;• down and with the doors of the
et: pe lo'u'd on one side by tea and
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thc other by the stone wall, the
c1 1 wars finally , moved sufficient) to
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allow the imprisoned men, drenched
and suffering from shock and expos-
ure. to be extricated.
They were rushed in the city am-
bulance to the General Hospital
where they were attended by Dr. G.
Grieve and Dr. H. B. Kenner and
will likely be able to leave the hos-
pital this evening.
The scene of the accident was lust
below the upper clam. at 12.30 o'clock
ars Mr. Innes and Mr. Ferguson were
proceeding north from the down-
town section. When just south of
the Huron street bridge a rut in the
road apparently vered the car around
and out of control of the driver !t
hurled itself down the steep bank
into the river.
Fortunately the water at this
point is not more than three feet
deep and though the car was up -side
down the occupants were able to
struggle to an upright position with
their heals above water. They were
helpless to extricate themselves,
however, for both doors were held
fast.
Passers-by on the bridge over-
heard the shouts of the '(hen as they
sought to escape from the prison -
like enclosure. An alarm was im-
mediately sent to the Police and Fire
Departments, who quickly arrived on
the scene,
111 the meantime over a score of
citizens bad gathered and were
working feverishly to open the doors
o1' the car and r, tense the. men. Fire
Chief A. S. Rappels took charge of
the rescue operations imintediatcly
upon his arrival and under his di -
,'(:tion long ropes wee fastened to
the partially submerged car,
Some 30 men were recruited and
with the aid of a wrecking truck
succeeded in moving the car suffic-
iently to enable one door to be open-
ed.. Tho two men, who had suffered
the agony of bitter cold as they
crouched in water ahmost up to
their shoulders and with faces press-
ed against the upturned floor, were
able to crawl out. Both were suffer-
ing severely from strained nerves
and exposure and they were immed-
lately taken to the hospital.
The car, a heavy coupe owned by
Mo. Ferguson, was driven at the
time of the accident by Mr, lutes,
The former had driven his ear to Mr.
Tones' garage on. Waterloo street, to
leave over -night for minor repairs,
when Mr. Innes volunteered to drive
hien !tome first. It was on the way to
Ivir, Ferguson's home that the acci-
dent happened,
September was England's rainest
month in 24 years.
When the Maharajah of Patiala
goes visiting his wardrobe is car-
ried along in 200 trunks.
SCANDAL
Walter Williamson denies That he
is going to enter tho wrilsln l tures
this summer, The wnlk he had from
J:une•tt,n•n lust Wednesday niornin
vein n it hint that he was a "never-
',- 'r" in this regard,
Some young ladies are becoming
eepert dun;se-driver:i in Brussels, On
Rm„ley evening some 01 our fair
young damsels took a horse out of
the Presbyterial( church elite', think-
ing: it belonged to a well-known
young gentleman from Molesworth
'11 Irit--- but- horrors it belonged
to a rfcilrr" in Morris Township
who ordered them out of the cutter
when they drove down street,
se es se is
Have you tasted the new French
onions? Several well-known store-
keepers took a bite -and they dis-
covered that their friends (?) had
put one over on thein. It was garlic
--and the ozone was much enriched.
They reminded you of those advts,
-"your friends hate to tell you a-
bout your breath, etc„ etc.".
It is reported that Billy McCracken
went to the butcher shop and the
butcher took his knife and cut off a
lovely steak, then, patting it with the
Sat of the knife, said: "Now, there's
a lovely steak for you. Look at it -
it's as tender as a woman's heart!"
"Oh, it is, it it?" said Billy. "Then
give me sausage!"
Grey Council Meeting
The followieg are the mil rites of
Grey Township ('onncil meeting
which was held on March 3r41,
All the members ware present The
urinates of the previous :use' ing weir'
read and approved, nn motion of C.
Rowland and seconded by Jos. D1e-
ICIty,
was moved by R. L. McDonald
and seconded by Stuart MtQuart ie
that the collector's limn fat 1927 be
accepted and the Collector relieved of
further r(sponeibility-Carded.
Moved by Stuart McQuerrieand see•
coded by R, L McDonald that the
0ouncil give the 0114(11 R01110105, to
15111aute 1110 surplus on the Michel.
Coo and Fulton Drains to the persons
e111e'r1 thereto. -Carried.
!loved by Joe. McKay and seconded
by R. Rowland (hat the Clerk be in.
stcucled to advetthe Inc a man to op-
erate the tractor and crueller.
'Moved by 1t. L McDonald and eee-
npded by F, Rowland that this Goon -
ell have the Clerk tisk for tenders per
tub, yd. to put gravel into: the Nine at
Erd(
•70.•
while. You Wait
Tali() my advice and buy
your S. C. Willie Leghorn
Day-old Chicks o; Eggs
at moderate prices i'ronl
w
the aruaher, Council to supply all
equipment,
Droved an amendment by Stuart
D1rQoacrie and seconded he Jos. Sia -
Kay that. We leave the putting the
gravel to crusher as in 1027,-llotinn
carded,
Droved by Stuart McQnarrie and sec-
onded by Be L. Mc11 '(old that the
Cleric prepare a by-law ehanging Lots
41 and 42, Cnn, 1, teem U. S. S No, 16
to U. S. S, No. 4 -Carried. •
Droved by F. Rowland and seconded
by Jos, McKay that the Oourt of ite-
vision on the 14111 Con. Drain be held
on Wednesday, Api il 10th at 2 p.
curried.
Moved by F. Rowland and second 10
by Joe, McKay that the council ad-
j',urn to meet, again nu Saturday,
March 31e1, 01 et the call of 1130 Reeve.
J 11. Plenw Clerk,
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Isaac Koerner, of Ori Ilia, and Irvin
Ohm, n1 1 1uerkip, have purchased the
Itosedule Utelthners', at hlttv5)ton, and
are now ;11 pwsessien, 71s put chase
price was $5,000, it is staled.
Notice to Creditors
In the matter cel' the Estate of
Mary Ann ttobb, late of the Vil-
lage of Brussels, in the County of
Huron, Widow, Deceased.
Notloe is hereby given, pertinent to hectic,.
(15, Chapter 111, of the Revised Statutes of
01111010. that all per0olt•• Ilavhl;• claims eget net
the estate of the said Mary Ann Robb,
deceased, who ale 0 on 0 alio at the
12th (ley of leelonery, A,0. 1028, are required
on or before the Mat day of Mame, t,
D,1028, to send by pest pard or deliver to A. Il
Macdonald, ItOy , Brussels, the agent of CoreTuck, the Exeenarix of t•hr Inst Will and Test-
amentof the • '00110011 6-llo-1e Christian Md
enrnnlnOS, 8(d eadresse', with Pull partic-
ulars ottheir 800011tiestifany) held by them.
And further tike noire0 that after such lest
mentioned date that said Executrix will pro-
ceed to diatrlbnte tete a -sets of 111e deceased
amen gat the persons entitled thereto, having
reg0l•d only to the 11 511110 of v high she shall
then have notice and the mild l+lxecetrlx will
be liable to any person or persona for
the4lid ae06t5 or en art thereof of
.: y p
ed dye .'Alnl (10 tt, e. 0(l not have been rectify-
ed
b• s the time OPs n, distribution.
ed Ihr1t.. t ,00 t
Doted this 10th drty of 59arc11, A, D.
1928.
W. M 910000 A IR,
Solicitor for the Exeoutrlx,
PERTH COUNTY
Lincoln Reibliug, of Moulton, has
purchased N. Schmidt's farm on the
1011 exon. of 1111na, for $5,500,
There is a move now on for the A v-
0111011 Telephone Systorn to purchase
the Sebriugville Telephone Exchange,
'P11119. Kerr, of Blinn, has purchased
the 100 -acre farru, known as the Jae.
llnllna estate, lot 2, Cott, 7, Llma, Inc
$ed900,
As,ignlnent papers have been enter-
ed for Herbert Ha'edhagelt, ((ower, of
LI gan Twp, Perth County. John
Stevenson, Stratford, has been named
as custodian.
Wm. Li'ne'man, of Mitchell, has re•
ceived the etentra0e Inc building OP
net? 81tl,0002•room school to be erect-
ed at Mnukton.
AUCTION SALE
A U,e'(1ON RAMS OF FARM, irA1:S141r01 E.
644 htrl.t,t(I0:e'rs Funsrrutte Sea -D M. Noon,
Auctioneer, has been I110rrne ted sell at Lot 20,
('011 7, Corey Township. fir:; mile hast of laurel,
on Wednesday, March M1(. at 1 n'oloak sleep
the Mlle -wing 111 operty : 1 grey umtehed
team of general purpose 1(01e., 11 years Ohl, 1
heavy brown mare,! Per0her,n mare 7 yentas
old, 1 Holstein cow 6 years old fresh. 1 Hol-
stein Cow 5 yrs. old due 11019 1501,1 trash con'
ratite 4 yrs , 1 Jersey cow 8 years old . tiringing, 2000er0 '((sing 1 yr.. 0ball rising 2 yrs., 4
YadcshlreHowedue to 00rrow between Slay
lieh anti 1501,1 Yerkahiro sew due April 5th,
1 Yorksh(t0 4000 dlu' April Mt h, 8 chunks Mutat
100 MA, 10 chunks about 40 lbs., ' 0 pine 8 inns.
old, 11 nig. el ,nee. 014.20 R. I Red hens, 80
Barred Rook 1(0110, 2 geese 011115 gander.:1
dnolts and n drake, quantity of Sweet (clever
hay, abent 00 hug of nixed grail, n11(0 end
barley. rinantity of Sweet(lover seed. Milled
And ora, ,lied, about 21 bugs potatoes, 1 Mu
('0110(00 d•ft mower. 1 5lonnrudek binder 7
f1, eat uerely new, 1 Renes Menu re spreader,
i gravel 0000) with. box, 1 farm wagon. 1 101)
boggy, 1 cutter, 1 sit sleep oletglte row.1 vet.
resection (I lI Ws, 1 Cover plow Nn 21, 1
Coelcsllntt (01,, (4,10. 1 tense S w1,14h (0uning
colli, 1 tint hay reek, 1 hl °lotto cream leper
'tor 1100 16 0 (nncity. 1 Nn tion1l 0rean .r par
titer, 12 bunches 68 shingles. 1 get hreeehing
llnrnens, 1 set plow horn roe, 1 net 1labt harness
1100, 1 30 gal. lank call. 1 stip 11511, 2500p palls
and spike.. 1 Westin ghnnse radio set with
land Remitter, 1 Garland range, I mann, 1
weehing maehlee 2 water barrels, Parka
shovels and numerous 1,1(1.1• 0atrrlra The
fern, consisting of 11(8 'ores w1(1 also be offered
for ( a10 P nof previously '510u!jerr to
it
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so 1111v01' Terms,-rans 1 01. 1115'.
onh • over 11151 ounn vU l 100111115 rtrell n• -
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discount ori t\uni4 per ntstr ig jilt itt nntos it on
cat t oa 4 per 38011 won' off for sash on
aredit11mounta. Land aa•nn,•B for seen-Ity.
0. L RO W LAND Prop
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�DRESENTING completely new
styling and engineering pro-
nounced by automotive critics to
be two years ahead, the new Olde -
mobile was the sensation of this
spring's Motor Shows.
Engineers, manufacturers, body -
makers, salesmen and the public,
in one breath hailed this new
Oldsmobile as the outstanding
achievement in all the great ex-
hibitions of motor cars.
And now all Canada is agog with
the news of its' -brilliant perform-
)11,PhA` 1 J01T
it
a.nce, All motordom is ringing
with wholehearted praise.
At the Special Spring Salon this
week, the public has enth'usiapttie-
ally taken up the chorus. 11
Just as it stood out at the Motor
Shows . . just as its fine car
qualities at low price are destined
to dominate automobile shows
everywhere . . . the New Olds -
mobilo has become the talk of the
town.
See the Fine Car of Low Price 1
Let us arrange a personal demon-
stration for you 1
ELWW)IES
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THE FINE CAR OF LOW PRICE
E. C. Cunningham
BRUSSELS - ONT. •
PRODUCT OF GBWBRAL 1MMOTOkS OF CANADA, LIMITED
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cur.
ban 11. inlaetrile, eil to „ell et 4111 Il I 'em,
atty. 15, or, Friday, 9,111111001 to 1 dolook
pl t(, the following properly 1111 )enol
noire rl•Mlg0xre 1 P..1'01, oi ,11 mal y10
.111 ,1 t'e111110•ull t"( -8 71 1d 1(4rolllrolt
bol rinrug to ,vis- 1 1,1,(.111, volt, 1 driving
nru+l:'vr- , 1(01)111'ri d hull 'Itrounhe01.0
Ktnr" a tt
10',1'441.00, 1 1110'0-1,00d yew
'lel +1-.1+ Lass with oe,lieree ,hie 1,, 11 mhc1
alq lime,l rani 1,11 serene, rl 11r'11li, 11, e-,
01' (111•,' 7, u(' 01,1 fn•-h,u,•d, 1 1(o1.4ein
cow •el intro-,•,, in e.,lf minting, 1 heifer a
elri'appusvd in eon' ,ollhing, 1 8111, 1r 1(.,w 11a1y
Yr, --hie, o°y time, ',tee'. 11 Jing • t.l.. , .1
t•'1(,• ri.iug I year, 1 (tr nt' 0 months
h•, rs O•r,g .; ere, I tha•,e.iaed 11'.00+:
Ms1'ehh'ss Mn yrs i{t I1 •1re• ea,' 501101;,0
21.C1, 11111 111 50 Merl, unll t., pair 1 011'
P1 :11.,401001111(5810,70 out ,n :veal rerr l"
1 Dune hey i nam' needy new, 1 Vv1 1411m0.
10.1110 -00,) 1101 111.4110y 1109. 1 Toter 51,1(1.
ton ealtivatar with sera Net '(''arty nr vr.
'1'udhcpu And01, 011 1.1(11111• 1 lint .11 gle eu r„w
1aw,1 Dna 111 flees 7 (11119 0' 11r1y flew. t .1,1(11
Deere 2 -furrow rid 1(15 plow foot end 11111111 1,CD
nearly new, , 1 No, 21 Winery walking Plow. 1
1 Mnxa 011 (ea11101' nearly nuvr, 1 Met Internet-
inna1 also harrows 14 diens will( 1 truelis, 1
1Ped jmlr end emery combined t1Mier, 1
Dane lift mower,'( good repair, 1 Peter 11,11,1•
LIM'(n 120(6 d,11n,11 rnke 1(11nssnr•Hol rip, grain
grinder
o ,50 with 20 Pt11of os plate
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Bell 11 gooeating 0(0111'
t Dime (1(1111150 111111 with ser, en, new, 1 band
cutting box, 1 set 2,0001b 'rules nearly new. 1
lumber wagon, 1 light sleigh for 1 horse neer-
Iv new, 1 buggy, 1 811, p, gn0010n0 engine he
alwt•olnss rhilp0, 1 Getter, 1 Stoeicwln, mirnl
titer, 1 net sloop sleigh's nearly new, -1 Bus saw
with 208(09in good shape, I Peter (1001)11,1
rout pnlpo,' 1 set of 01(1150, hey fork, (18•f1.
hay fork, l gravel box, 1 801 4•see. dhun. her•
owe, 1 Daisy churn, 1 set (!envy hareem
with breeching, 1 set plow ha mime rope hom-
es, I Met single harness, 1 geiudetone, 1 gal,
gasoline 1(drum, pair (orad blankets, erm:went
vy sawlog bunks. 1 ' no pan, 1
sap 905,70 buckets and spites, 85 001111,11 grain
bads, forks, ohnine and other articles too mint
ei'O0s to mention If not previously sold, the
terns oous(sting of 100 ant08, Will 0100 be offer•
ed for sale 8ubje01 to a reserve bid, Terme.-
Sums of 510 end under cash 1 over that
amount 12 months nrrdit given nn furnishing
approved joint Vette with die011,lnt of 5 per
cent off for cash on credit 01000lnts, 1,Itnd
owners for 40007(ty.
HENRYAT'0WOOD, Prop.
AUCTION KALE O2P 7,0)001 STOCK AND
h,l'l.eM1sx'ra.-'rhe undersigned ductm,-
Per, Ilan received instructions frau Mr ('hue,
It, Coolies to sell by public auction 110:',0 Lot
4, tion. 6, Morris, on Finally, Mandl 1001, 0018•
moncing 00 11'01001. the following property i
-Horse rising 49eern, mare rising (i yeitrs,
general purpose inure rining 4 genre, general
pappose colt rising yearn, cow year's Old
due to terve April 151((7
, 50091 urn 5111 cue: to
olive April 12, enw H Fears old due to ealv0
April 6, flesh e0W 4 yea,a old, heifer ri-log a
ye0ry nh1 doe to only, May 1, 4 herb r0 ri.nlg 2
years oldie ma,5ste rssyeernold, 0betters
rising 2 yenta nld,1 et, or calf, sow One to far-
row Slay 12, 2 brood sows, 18 pigs 8 1u0ntr14
Ohl, 10 pigs just weaned, Deering Merit r 7 0.
cut, tleUortldck mower 5. rt. mit, Mo(to,mic.,
10 0111001• disc tit lh Mn,s'v• diol rle key leader,
hxy rake, 147111810 disc, Clover Leer manure
',premier, plots nearly new, Foal ear MI,lore, in good repair, fanning ullil. pun(1ee,
set 2009 Ib. scales, hay rack s111 201191' ruck
combined, stack reek, set of tenni harness
0918, 001 ut plots harness and 11a111C Ota Other
articles.
The proprietor bus sold bin farm
Terms -all swum or $l0 and miller meth; over
Mot amount 10 num the credit given on fur-
nishing approver, Joint notes, with dlseunnt of
4 per el, 0t for ra01t. Land owners as security.
CHAS, R. UOUI,1'E",
Thos, Hendry, Ann- Proprtetnr,
A 101711114 KALE 0N• FA RSI 11'O('ii, I1i-
et.1
rl. h.11.e rfl ,td. -C. ,1 Nce tt, Acct ln
uerr,
has barn 111.41'1U,rd t(11 011 at -vs Let 28. con
1, S1 rria, anTuesday, ahu'rh 20th. at 1 o'clock
the following property:. 1 1111,10501l teem u(
(draw 8 y, ars old, 1 general par pose horse, 1
Heinlein eon, dun in Sle, ch, 1 heifer rising IS
yeern with calf at foot, 1 rim:. one in A prll,4
•ubd Hoist cin cows 111 enlf •ror•old hell.
I 121 n
ere,! brood NOW
with Npike 4weeks ofd,01
nhnit menthe cid, 12Hck hens, 1
cosser. atom 0t with sirost
carrier. tonguened G0urh
all complete (Prost
& Wood mower ((foot out, steel hay rake,
Deering hey loader, Noxell semi drill 11 ((000,
Deering stool cultivator, cream 0eparil10r
Clover Lent manurespreoder, Oliver riding
Plow. walking plow, att of 4•sec(ion harrows,
2 -farrowed Onokshutt plow. gong plow, hey
fork, rope Md ((alleys all complete, wagon
with hex old BoitJu17 rack farming 011(1, top
buggy, nutter, set of sleighs with flat reek, 1
gulv0l box, ase! stonebc,t, 20 font bidder, 1
oon2ier, 2 seeedoabletreoe, wheelbarrow, 1
ooythe, binding chitin, logging oh0in, set of
allege, stook rank, set -Ingle harness, set team
heritage. set plot, harness, crowbar, shovel,
2 arose -out sews, hand saw, gnontity of hem,
lock plank, 1 new fire extinguisher, 20 good
cotton grain bags, 20 000010, pruning saw, pair
rimming clippers, 2 good manure Pod's, 2 goad
pitch Yorke, 1 hurley fork, oboe t DO tons had,
.0 bushels 1411Aire registered seed onto, 800 bus
of mixed grain, 60 busof oats, quantity of
household furniture, other articles too num-
erous to mention, Terme-All sums of 00000
and under cash ; over that an10111t 8 ,sent(,
reedit gives, on furnishing approved joint
notes. h per Dent off for cash at 01(11100 0'
111011005. Land owners for oer.nrity
GIL BERT 0PEIR, Proprietor.
Tenders Wanted
The Connell of the Tow toddy of Grey are
asking for tenders 01 per oubie yin d for put•
ting the gravel in the 01,18 at crusher.
001111011 supplies all equipment.
They also require 0 man to operate 1110
tractor and crusher.
N'or pSet(onlarO flee the Bond Superintendent
or any member of the Connell.
The lowest or sly tender for either of these
101, 1100 1000800011, aooepte11,
Tenders must be le the Clerk's hands not
later than Friday, March 800h,
AIL FEAR, Clerk.
Farm for Sale
The undersigned often gar 0,110 1,18 them
consisting of 1011.10111s more or lees, being Lot
0), oh the (0001, eon, of the township of Grey,
eotmty Huron, situated :;v Milos from Me-
Nneghtstation 41, m miles frothe Village of
Ethel, 5 (511es 10011, Welton end 8 miles from
(001(400101 Rurtll route et door; 45 rods front
school house.; two nevet' failing springs ; be-
tween •i .1116' Dares m0(10111101 Good fr:une
house with gond frame kitchen, also large
hank barn 00 x 70 fee(, with good stabling no'
dereeath, 511d1 welter in 01(1ble. Also a good
driving shed 20 x 110 Peet ; smell orohard' 200
rods wire fence next WWd01'0114nod 40 eode'l(8W
Wire fence next eonee4ston ; wire (01(00 011
11001 01 1 00 of lone; enough °eler mile to fence
balenee of fer01: 400111 011 seeded, Garden
Met around house alt Wire fenced, with Iron
pests, Baspherrios, oleo ((100 lot, of blank inte-
rmits, 4 bearing plum trees, 8 bearing peer
trees If not sold will be renhed for 511(50,
Retool; for selling old age. For further par.
Maulers apply on prennilPo to
H ENRY ATT WOOD,
87.2 R. B. 2, Bruoaele
Tenders for Farm
Tenders 101)1 be received up to NI arch 20th
for Macrae of lot No, 84 and 100 nares lot 8d,
Ono 6, Greg, Por particulars and terms
51114 to T108. Dongiltrh7, Henfryn, iSarin
will on sold Whole or 111 part, Highest tender
not necessarily accepted.
S. A. 00LE,
08. Donning et.,
Stratford.
Nouse and Lot for Sale
-'The undersigned offers for sale his house
end lot on Albert street, Brnesels, rionse
oontaine baht, furn00e and is electric wired,
Good garden and garage, Everything (n
first•alaee repair.
55•tf 1,0(0. ENDERSON, Senfortl.
Farms for Sale
The undersigned o▪ ffers for Sale itis 100•00re
farm being 1151, Lot 26, Con. 7, MilitiaAkionorms beingNorth %, Lot 20, and Ey, 27,
Col, 7, ikeooiS, Good hhuseo and barns in
flret•olaos condition, also all good out'buHd•
Ings. Will Sell will or without drop. Beate
en 050Polling, poor health, Per further part.
foalere apply to W. H. MootlTdt115O11,
Proprietor, ILEA, Brueeels